[17:33] <guntbert> will02: you see, your /dev/sda1 is really full, lets sort it out
[17:33] <SherlawkDragon> unop> I want to take 30GB off an NTFS partition which I know is free.  The virus I was talking about "slightly corrupted" it.  how do I bypass the error and partition anyway?
[17:33] <clintchance> !gateway
[17:33] <clintchance> nvm
[17:33] <jochenh> bazhang: so my hardware should normally play mpeg4 files without problems?
[17:33] <will02> guntbert, yes i know, what do i need to do?
[17:33] <unop> SherlawkDragon, what does the error message say exactly?
[17:33] <bazhang> jochenh, your hardware is more than good enough.
[17:34] <phirestalker> I am looking for a way to put a pattern not just a color on dialog box backgrounds. I am currently using gnome and if possible would like a solution for that but if KDE will do it I'll switch, any ideas welcome. I tried out enlightenment and it does what I want but it's not ready for primetime just yet
[17:34] <bazhang> jochenh, I'm sorry I dont know more about ati
[17:34] <jochenh> bazhang: okay thank you for your help!
[17:34] <SherlawkDragon> unop> I don't remember, it was something like "Cannot modify partition, NTFS file system is corrupted."
[17:34] <SherlawkDragon> then it wanted to fully reformat it.
[17:34] <bazhang> jochenh, I would ask in compiz-fusion about that driver; /join #compiz-fusion
[17:35] <luisgabriel84> my desktop is locked!! cant right click, cant create shortcuts. the shortcuts that where there before are not showing! help
[17:35] <bobertdos> clintchance: Once you actually install Ubuntu, you'll be able to install restricted drivers (or the proprietary ones)  and have better options in terms of resolution. That's assuming support for your card is decent, of course.
[17:35] <guntbert> will02: type "du -xs /* | sort -nr|head and pastebin the output
[17:35] <BlueKoala> How do I get to see what happens when ubuntu is loading?
[17:35] <jochenh> bazhang: okay thanks!
[17:35] <SherlawkDragon> BlueKoala> don'tn think there is a verbose mode...
[17:35] <dmoerner> BlueKoala, remove "splash" and "quiet" from your kernel line
[17:35] <BlueKoala> :(
[17:35] <will02> guntbert: should that be done as root?
[17:35] <crrj> SherlawkDragon: I'd see about running a filesystem check on that before anything else. There are many tools to fix corrupted filesystems.
[17:35] <unop> SherlawkDragon, well, i would say this. if you really care about the contents of the NTFS partition - you should really be using windows tools to check it for integrity .. can you not boot up into windows safe mode ?
[17:35] <BlueKoala> Ok
[17:36] <SherlawkDragon> oh really?
[17:36] <bazhang> BlueKoala, get into grub menu and remove quiet and splash from the kernel you are booting
[17:36] <luisgabriel84> my desktop is locked!! cant right click, cant create shortcuts. the shortcuts that where there before are not showing! help
[17:36] <SherlawkDragon> unop> it's being shitty.  The virus rewrote alot of it.  But the Files are still good.
[17:36] <urbanguerrilla> Hi all, my girlfriend has an Acer laptop with an intel X3100 graphics card running hardy. Recently I was messing around trying to get java to work (no idea why it never, ever does) and in the process of logging out and back in again compiz broke. Now, even though gnome's appearences settings are set to start compiz, and so is fusion-icon, gome always starts without a window manager. Using fusion-icon I can start ei
[17:36] <urbanguerrilla> ther metacity or compiz without incident (although initially trying to start compiz would make X crash, but not anymore), but compiz simply won't start on login. If anyone could offer any assistance I'd be most grateful. :)
[17:36] <bobertdos> BlueKoala: I forget what the command is. I think it's like Alt-F1 during boot. If nothing else, you can delete "quiet" from your menu.lst.
[17:36] <bazhang> SherlawkDragon, no cursing please
[17:37] <newbie> please help me
[17:37] <phirestalker> luisgabriel84, do you have something you were working on you wish to save? If not just hit Ctrl-Alt-Del and choose log out and then you can log back in, it should bring everything back
[17:37] <newbie> i want to use webcam for yahoo chat
[17:37] <supercuteguy> Hi othersupercutepeople.
[17:37] <newbie> can anyone please help me?
[17:37] <SherlawkDragon> bazhang> oh fine fine... >..>;;
[17:37] <newbie> i have some v4l cam
[17:37] <unop> SherlawkDragon, well, if you can boot up into safe mode -- do that and run these. chkdsk /f /v drive_letter:     and   defrag -f -v drive_letter:
[17:37] <newbie> is anyone there?
[17:37] <will02> guntbert: http://pastebin.com/d76c0f3e6
[17:37] <Skitnav> hi all
[17:38] <newbie> does anyone know the solution?
[17:38] <luisgabriel84> Ctrl-Alt-Del not working doestn do anything
[17:38] <unop> SherlawkDragon, you could use some linux tools to force the operation - but it is not worth it if you value the content of the NTFS volume.
[17:38] <SherlawkDragon> unop> I've tried.  It tells me I have to restart, I restart, it doesn't do it.
[17:38] <bastid_raZor> newbie; are you using pidgin?
[17:38] <SherlawkDragon> this virus was serious.
[17:38] <guntbert> will02: I see, I need  a few minutes
[17:38] <SherlawkDragon> it's still on there.
[17:38] <will02> guntbert: this is the output as root http://pastebin.com/dc5605d
[17:38] <tony_> Hi, I'm back, despite BlueKoala's efforts, I still have this issue:  Hi, I have a question. My wife accidentally switched the wireless switch on her Presairo off, as mentioned here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/CompaqPresarioF767NR
[17:38] <unop> SherlawkDragon, in safe mode too?
[17:38] <SherlawkDragon> yes
[17:39] <perillux> how can I upgrade to kernel 2.6.26 or 2.6.27 ??
[17:39] <phirestalker> luisgabriel84, if that is not doing anything the system may be completely frozen and just needs to be rebooted
[17:39] <bazhang> perillux, you cannot
[17:39] <newbie> hello people.please help me.i wish to use webcam for yahoo chat...does anyone know how do i do it?
[17:39] <perillux> bazhang: y not?  it's available
[17:39] <SherlawkDragon> unop> this is the virus that Norton and Trend Micro tell you to reformat if you get it.  It's one of the most destructive ones out there.
[17:39] <bastid_raZor> newbie; are you using pidgin?
[17:39] <bobertdos> luisgabriel84: Try killing X. Ctrl+Alt+F1 and Ctrl+Alt+F7 to get back in.
[17:39] <bazhang> perillux, the next version is only alpha 4
[17:40] <perillux> bazhang: also the ubuntu kernel development team asked if I would test my "problem" on kernel 2.6.27
[17:40] <urbanguerrilla> newbie - does your webcam work? (ie in gstreamer-properties)? If so, try kopete for Y! webcam
[17:40] <bazhang> perillux, then #ubuntu+1 would be the place to discuss this.
[17:40] <unop> SherlawkDragon, then you ought to be formatting the partition .. do you have any freespace around on another harddrive perhaps wherre you can temporarily place your data?
[17:41] <SherlawkDragon> unop> there's over 4 GB of it, and it's not mine, it's my brother's....
[17:41] <SherlawkDragon> anyway... I DO have another partition ther
[17:41] <SherlawkDragon> I don't know what it is
[17:41] <SherlawkDragon> but I could check
[17:42] <SherlawkDragon> it's about 35GB
[17:42] <asmajala> وهذا هو
[17:42] <SherlawkDragon> the problem is I can't get anything to mount
[17:42] <orgthingy> hi
[17:42] <SherlawkDragon> fstab and mtab don't have them.
[17:42] <orgthingy> so, how can i make many PDF documents into one?
[17:42] <unop> SherlawkDragon, so you do have some freespace on another partition/drive ?
[17:42] <magnetron> orgthingy, for joining PDF files - i have heard good things about pdftk
[17:42] <orgthingy> because i want all chapters to be in one PDF documents
[17:42] <orgthingy> oh, kk
[17:42] <magnetron> orgthingy, pdftk is in the repos
[17:42] <orgthingy> thanks
[17:43] <SherlawkDragon> unop> yes.  Dell put what I think is a backup/recovery partition on there.
[17:43] <unop> SherlawkDragon, you should be able to mount them simply by clicking the volume in nautilus under  Places > Computer
[17:43] <SherlawkDragon> hmm...
[17:43] <SherlawkDragon> let me go try that...
[17:43] <newbie_> hello people..please help me...i want to use webcam on yahoo chat..... how do i do it? i have some v4l cam
[17:44] <newbie_> hello people..please help me...i want to use webcam on yahoo chat..... how do i do it? i have some v4l cam
[17:44] <newbie_> is anyone here?
[17:44] <Skitnav> spam anyone?
[17:44] <newbie_> please help me
[17:44] <asmajala> وهذا هوv
[17:44] <asmajala> وهذا هو
[17:44] <asmajala> وهذا هو
[17:44] <FloodBot1> asmajala: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:44] <bastid_raZor> newbie_; pidgin does not currently support video or voice chat. as urbanguerrilla suggested.. you should try Kopete for !Y
[17:44] <orgthingy> eh?
[17:45] <guntbert> will02: please pastebin the output of "sudo du -sh /home/* "
[17:45] <UntitledMobile> Morning
[17:45] <bastid_raZor> !PM | newbie_
[17:46] <BunTai> how to install bitchx?
[17:46] <jokkaa> Does anyone know how i could get a digital clock on my desktop?
[17:46]  * Pelo sighs so deeply the walls creek a little
[17:46] <frybye> evning!
[17:46] <newbie_> sorry razor:(
[17:46] <Skitnav> Using linux bores me, because i dont know what to do next.. I had it installed as a boot OS 3 times before but deleted it.
[17:46] <asmajala> 比
[17:46] <Skitnav> Running on a VM now
[17:46] <jpds> !en | asmajala
[17:46] <newbie_> my kopette installation asks me to install qt
[17:46] <Pelo> jokkaa, check in synaptic , search for clock ther are a few , you can probably also get one using  screenlets or gdesklet
[17:46] <supercuteguy> My BIOS is doing somethinkg funky I think, the disk order is set, and I partition the first disk for ubuntu installation, but it is given the device name /dev/sdc! even though installer says it is (0,0). Since my BIOS is being a PITA (it seems this way), how can I have the installer install the bootloader to the right disk? I think I should install it to /dev/sda
[17:46] <newbie_> how do i install qt please tell me
[17:46] <will02> guntbert: http://pastebin.com/d48ccee90
[17:46] <jrib> BunTai: use irssi or weechat instead
[17:46] <jokkaa> Pelo, thx
[17:46] <newbie_> how do i install qt????
[17:47] <jrib> newbie_: why?
[17:47] <UntitledMobile> Jokka use desklets or screenlets
[17:47] <jpds> newbie_: sudo apt-get install kopete.
[17:47] <BunTai> apt-get install irssi?
[17:47] <BunTai> like that?
[17:47] <jrib> BunTai: yes
[17:47] <newbie_> ok wait i will try
[17:47] <Pelo> I just want to get totem to send video to my tv , is that too much to ask ,  the tv itself seems setup properly , I can see a second desktop on it
[17:47] <John0Neil> supercuteguy, I have encouter the same problem. I have simply disconected the other disk for the installation. Ubuntu install the bootloader on the only disk left connected
[17:47] <BunTai> tq
[17:47] <bazhang> Pelo, via vga?
[17:47] <Pelo> bazhang, via svideo on my nvidia 6800
[17:48] <Skitnav> is there any IRC chat (standalone version; im using Chatzilla ATM) for ubuntu?
[17:48] <newbie_> but kopete installation asks qt package between 2.2 and 4
[17:48] <guntbert> will02: apparently its your own homedirectory, so sudo du -sh /home/will/*
[17:48] <newbie_> sorry 3.3 and 4
[17:48] <jrib> !irc | newbie_
[17:48] <supercuteguy> Well, hmn. Alright I iwll try this.
[17:48] <syntaxstealth_> ?
[17:48] <friendzhengzhou> Ë°¡
[17:48] <jrib> Skitnav: the above was for you.  sorry newbie_
[17:48] <bazhang> Pelo, not sure about svideo; vga works fine here from eeepc running ubuntu
[17:48] <friendzhengzhou> ÓÐ¶®ÖÐÎÄµÄÅóÓÑÂð
[17:48] <jrib> friendzhengzhou: english
[17:48] <newbie_> its ok jrib :)
[17:48] <Skitnav> i meant a program, not the channels :P
[17:48] <bobertdos> Skitnav: xchat or pidgin are the recommendations here usually
[17:48] <bazhang> !cn | friendzhengzhou
[17:48] <Pelo> bazhang, I thought that's what the tv-out option in totem was for but it still won'T turn on ,  I don't want a desktop on my tv, I just want to send videos to it
[17:49] <Skitnav> ok, ill give pidgin a shot, since its already installed
[17:49] <jrib> Skitnav: yes, the link lists clients
[17:49] <will02> guntbert http://pastebin.com/d193facd1
[17:49] <white_eagle> guys, I have a terrible problem in here, sound doesn't play on the speakers
[17:49] <white_eagle> since 2 days ago
[17:49] <Pelo> bazhang, do you get a desktop when you use vga with y our tv ?
[17:49] <salaz> friendzhengzhou: shut da **** up
[17:49] <newbie_> does anyone over here have links for virtualbox references?
[17:49] <white_eagle> I don't know what should I do
[17:49] <bazhang> Pelo, okay; I have the desktop, and then use vlc to play video (ie desktop on tv)
[17:49] <shiman> newbie_: www.google.com
[17:49] <bazhang> salaz, no cursing please
[17:49] <bobertdos> !virtualbox | newbie_
[17:49] <frybye> Skitnav: u can instakk   Konversation  appl..
[17:49] <DIFH-iceroot> newbie_: google, virtualbox,org, wiki i think
[17:50] <newbie_> no shiman i tried a lot but cudnt get yaar
[17:50] <John0Neil> supercuteguy, I know it is not very professional, but this is the only worry free method I know
[17:50] <salaz> bazhang: theres no cursing..cant u see??
[17:50] <white_eagle> anyone?
[17:50] <white_eagle> I haven't muted ANYTHING
[17:50] <shiman> white_eagle: sorry?
[17:50] <bazhang> salaz, we can read the ** dont do it.
[17:50] <white_eagle> I can't play sounds
[17:50] <MachinTrucChose> hi
[17:50] <newbie_> hey people,thanx a lot for ur suggestions,but u know i want in detailed architecture and working,since i plan to do a project on it...does anyone have links for as such?
[17:50] <ApOgEE-> hi all
[17:50] <white_eagle> shiman: sound doesn't work et all
[17:50] <guntbert> will02: and now  sudo du -sx /home/will/*|sort -nr please
[17:50] <salaz> bazhang: ya ya
[17:50] <white_eagle> shiman: and nothing is muted
[17:50] <shiman> white_eagle: apt-get update?
[17:50] <white_eagle> ?
[17:51] <white_eagle> shiman: what?
[17:51] <ApOgEE-> got problem with bluetooth dongle
[17:51] <Pelo> bazhang, I just managed to get totem to fullscreen on the tv , but by starting totem on the tv instead of my monitor,  that's an issue for me since the tv will be in another room altogether
[17:51] <gianluca120390> dfsaf
[17:51] <Skitnav> back i am, via pidgin :)
[17:51] <ApOgEE-> dmesg flood hci_scodata_packet: hci0 SCO packet for unknown connection handle 92
[17:51] <shiman> white_eagle: sudo apt-get
[17:51] <ApOgEE-> any ideas how to fix?
[17:51] <salaz> bazhang: actually i didnt type any of those words..juz the asterict..how can u see..hmmm
[17:51] <white_eagle> shiman: what does that have to do with my sound problem
[17:51] <will02> guntbert: http://pastebin.com/d48c37edf
[17:51] <MachinTrucChose> I'm looking to do Windows-like user-switching behavior. Eg, assuming the PC has the users Bob and Sue, if Bob has an X session going, and Sue wishes to use the computer, she does "switch user", and starts her own session, without closing Bob's session and running programs. Additionally, in the case that Sue was already logged in, switching to her account resumes her existing session rather than starting a new one and
[17:51] <MachinTrucChose> resulting in 2 concurrent Sue sessions.
[17:51] <shiman> white_eagle: what card ure using?
[17:52] <white_eagle> shiman: integrated card (sound work perfectly fine 2 days ago)
[17:52] <white_eagle> shiman: on a laptop
[17:52] <shiman> white_eagle: have u updated the kernel recently?
[17:52] <white_eagle> shiman: yes
[17:52] <shiman> white_eagle: no wonder
[17:52] <bazhang> Pelo, ah I see; I have the eeepc right next to the tv
[17:52] <white_eagle> shiman: ?
[17:53] <shiman> white_eagle: not yet stable
[17:53] <Pelo> bazhang, the idea is for me to be able to watch vids in my living room and not sitting at my desk anymore
[17:53] <guntbert> will02: I see, I'm wondering..., let me have another look at it, brb
[17:53] <Reaper> How can I edit the grub list as root? Cause I went to the Grub folder, opened the list, but it won't let me save. anyone?
[17:53] <white_eagle> shiman: do I need to reupdate
[17:53] <white_eagle> shiman: i have security updates available
[17:54] <will02> guntbert, ok
[17:54] <white_eagle> shiman: maybe that'll fix the problem
[17:54] <unop> MachinTrucChose, i beleive the fast-user-switch-applet gives you what you need
[17:54] <jrib> Reaper: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:54] <Pelo> bazhang, other then the bit where I have can'T just "send the video" to the tv , it works very nicely , I'm only guessing that the totem option for tvout is what I need
[17:54] <newbie_> when i installed kopette and tried to access webcam, it asked me for jasper
[17:54] <newbie_> how do i install jasper?
[17:54] <white_eagle> newbie_: sudo apt-get install jasper in a terminal
[17:54] <Skitnav> is it weird that I feel bored because i dont know what to do next with my ubuntu?
[17:54] <Pelo> newbie_, sudo apt-get install jasper
[17:54] <shiman> white_eagle: get to d previous kernel.. do not use the current/latest kernel
[17:54] <white_eagle> newbie_: no
[17:54] <newbie_> it says couldnt find package jasper :(
[17:54] <bazhang> Pelo, I think you are correct; I can try sometime later with that option (tv in other room right now) :)
[17:55] <white_eagle> newbie_: wait, install all the packages you can find at apt-cache search jasper
[17:55] <newbie_> ok
[17:55] <white_eagle> newbie_: on the left hand side before  the "-"
[17:55] <frybye> Skitnav:  - get a job pal!! ;=)
[17:55] <Reaper> jrib: Thanks, worked. :)
[17:55] <bobertdos> Skitnav: nah, it just means you've got everything the way you want it, apparently :)
[17:55] <white_eagle> newbie_: that have jasper in it
[17:55] <shiman> white_eagle: or else u need to update the audio card driver
[17:55] <white_eagle> newbie_: ok?
[17:55] <newbie_> ok white_eagle....thanx a ton
[17:55] <newbie_> i ll try
[17:55] <unop> white_eagle, that seems to be overkill
[17:55] <Skitnav> i have one actualy, but im more talking like: i have no clue what to do next.. i feel like closing ubuntu and heading back to windows ^^
[17:55] <white_eagle> shiman: but I don't have a driver it's an integrated card
[17:56] <white_eagle> unop: ?
[17:56] <airtonix> Skitnav: i can safely assume you have yet to plot world domination?
[17:56] <Skitnav> but saying that here in this irc is like cursing in the church
[17:56] <shiman> white_eagle: oic
[17:56] <unop> white_eagle, installing all jasper packages
[17:56] <Daniela> s
[17:56] <frybye> Skitnav:  ... baah!
[17:56] <Reaper> jrib: By the way, I have a duplicate ubuntu on the boot menu. I mean 2 normal ubuntus and 2 recovery modes....all I have to do is delete the other 2? from the menu list?
[17:56] <shiman> white_eagle: what chip?
[17:56] <white_eagle> unop: all packages that contain jasper libjasper-dev libjasper1 libjasper-runtime
[17:56] <white_eagle> unop: that's an overkill?
[17:57] <white_eagle> shiman: I don't have the slightest idea, where can I check
[17:57] <Skitnav> i would like to fuss around with the terminal stuff, but i dont understand enough of it, google didnt come up with too clever results on exercises either
[17:57] <unop> white_eagle, right, and you don't need the -dev packages unless you are building something that relies on the jasper headers
[17:57] <jrib> !cli > Skitnav
[17:57] <shiman> white_eagle: still have mobo manual or sumthin?
[17:57] <white_eagle> no
[17:57] <newbie_> whit_eagle : thanx a ton :) ... its working now
[17:57] <white_eagle> shiman: argh stupid updates
[17:58] <shiman> white_eagle: hehe.. chill
[17:58] <white_eagle> !gab newbie_
[17:58] <white_eagle> oops
[17:58] <unop> white_eagle, and installing jasper should bring in the dependencies it needs
[17:58] <white_eagle> !tab | newbie_
[17:58] <bastid_raZor> Skitnav; http://www.network-theory.co.uk/docs/bashref/
[17:58] <SherlawkDragon> unop> Didn't work.
[17:58] <SherlawkDragon> it's not there.
[17:58] <white_eagle> unop: ok, he fixed the problem, what's the fuss? :)
[17:58] <shiman> white_eagle: do u know what kind of mobo ure using now?
[17:58] <newbie_> whats !tab?
[17:58] <white_eagle> newbie_: type whi and hit the tab button
[17:59] <white_eagle> newbie_: it will auto-complete my usernae
[17:59] <guntbert> will02: please unmount your "big disks", "umount ~/Music umount ~/Video umount ~/Backup", then do du -s /home/will/*|sort -nr again
[17:59] <unop> SherlawkDragon, mount it via the command line then.
[17:59] <SherlawkDragon> doesn't exist.
[17:59] <SherlawkDragon> unop> how?
[17:59] <unop> white_eagle, silly way to get it working
[17:59] <shiman> white_eagle: have u tried the recovery session?
[17:59] <SherlawkDragon> I think I might not remember the command right or something...
[17:59] <white_eagle> shiman: what recovery session
[17:59] <white_eagle> shiman: oh
[18:00] <white_eagle> shiman: no
[18:00] <frybye> Skitnav: when you have stuff u cant fix here - with google - find a local linux. guru..?
[18:00] <unop> SherlawkDragon,  try this.   pmount /dev/sdXX  (sdXX being the device you want to mount)
[18:00] <white_eagle> shiman: i still don't know :)
[18:00] <SherlawkDragon> white_eagle> in GRUB, select (recovery mode)
[18:00] <white_eagle> SherlawkDragon: where in grub
[18:00] <SherlawkDragon> unop> Sudo that?
[18:00] <shiman> white_eagle: try it first, let me know if the sound card is workin on recovery session mode
[18:00] <SherlawkDragon> k
[18:00] <unop> SherlawkDragon, pmount does not need sudo
[18:00] <perillux> is there any way to change to Intrepid Ibex without having to make a LiveCD and reinstall everything?
[18:00] <unop> SherlawkDragon, usually atleast, but it will let you know
[18:01] <SherlawkDragon> white_eagle> should be below the normal one.
[18:01] <unop> perillux, please head to #ubuntu+1
[18:01] <SherlawkDragon> unop> what if I don't know the drive?
[18:01] <white_eagle> shiman: what should i type? :\
[18:01] <white_eagle> ohg
[18:01] <white_eagle> oh
[18:01] <white_eagle> oh
[18:01] <white_eagle> yeah
[18:01] <FloodBot1> white_eagle: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:01] <white_eagle> cool
[18:01] <white_eagle> :)
[18:01] <unop> SherlawkDragon, you can find out with  sudo fdisk -l
[18:01] <derick_> ola
[18:01] <SherlawkDragon> ok
[18:01] <derick_> oioi
[18:01] <SherlawkDragon> thanks.
[18:01] <ech0s7> anybody have a sony vaio SZ series ??
[18:01] <ech0s7> anybody have a sony vaio SZ series ??
[18:01] <SherlawkDragon> fdisk tells all.
[18:02] <derick_> auguem fala portugues
[18:02] <derick_> ??
[18:02] <unop> !pt | derick_
[18:02] <Ferchault> currently I'm trying to get suspend to disk working on my Vostro 1510. When I issue the command "hibernate" on terminal everything works well. But if I click the appropriate button of the GUI the display gets and stays black - but the notebook is still powered on. Is there a possibility to make the hibernation-button issue the "hibernate"-command?
[18:02] <will02> guntbert http://pastebin.com/dcac8684
[18:03] <jumpkic1> is there a way to find all of the packages in the repo that depend on one specific package?
[18:03] <amenado> Ferchault-> can you look at the command behind the gui?
[18:03] <jrib> jumpkic1: apt-cache rdepends
[18:03] <outbackwifi> hi
[18:03] <unop> jumpkic1, apt-cache rdepends package
[18:03] <Ferchault> amenado: where can I find it?
[18:04] <amenado> Ferchault-> look in its properties perhaps?
[18:04] <Skitnav> ok thanks ubottu, for the link you gave me.. It linked to some nice guides about APT and other things that look quite promissing. Might continue reading later :)
[18:05] <minus198> Hi there.. Does PowerDVD in linux use nVidia PureVideo chip?
[18:05] <jumpkic1> jrib and unop, thank you both!
[18:05] <starenka>  'allo: how can i prevent echo to make a newline? f.e here http://pastebin.com/d7973e857. or to put it simply how to concat program output with string in single line?
[18:05] <BeHE> !ubottu
[18:06] <guntbert> will02: ok, we found it. look at the 1st line (Backup). That means there are about 55GB files lying around, and when you mount /dev/sdb1 they get hidden but remain on the disk, So you should delete/move the contents of your Backup-directory, ok?
[18:06] <will02> guntbert, yea i just noticed that, and did it, that was the problem
[18:07] <guntbert> will02: good, now type "sudo mount -a" to remount everything
[18:08] <will02> thanks guntbert, i owe ya one
[18:08] <guntbert> will02: np, gth :-)
[18:08] <nicholaspaul> ubuntu won't recognise my number pad keys - and I've tried 2 keyboards. ENTER works, but not the numbers, / *, - or +. Any ideas?????
[18:08] <Ferchault> amenado: found nothing. I have also tried gconf-editor but had no success
[18:09] <starenka> 'allo: how can i prevent echo to make a newline? f.e here http://pastebin.com/d7973e857. or to put it simply how to concat program output with string in single line?
[18:09] <amenado> Ferchault-> which gui is that you clicked on?
[18:10] <jrib> starenka: did you take a look at 'man echo'?
[18:10] <starenka> yep
[18:10] <sophy> hi to do so that modprobe fsam7440 runs at the boot of the computer ?
[18:10] <Ferchault> amenado: gnome Desktop...the red button the the upper right corner
[18:10] <jrib> starenka: "-n     do not output the trailing newline" didn't work?
[18:10] <starenka> echo -n -> trailing one.. i need no \n on the start
[18:10] <jrib> starenka: sed maybe
[18:10] <AskHL> starenka, there is no newline in the beginning
[18:11] <amenado> Ferchault-> i dont have that..did you find it in gconf-editor?
[18:11] <AskHL> starenka, if you write to a file you will see that the output starts on the first line
[18:11] <starenka> sophy: add it to /etc/modules
[18:11] <Ferchault> amenado: I'm asked if I want to shut down my notebook, go to standby, reboot, change user...
[18:11] <AskHL> starenka, if you appear to observe a newline, it is the particular newline which the terminal always writes after you type in a command
[18:11] <Ferchault> amenado: no - it was there since I installed ubuntu ;)
[18:12] <unop> starenka, echo "$(sudo fdisk -l | grep "Disk /dev/sda" | cut -d" " -f3  )"
[18:12] <Cpudan80> Hello all
[18:12] <starenka> AskHL: yep., from the other point of view :)) well how to concat echo with program output in one line
[18:12] <amenado> Ferchault-> oh okay..let me look around gconf-editor for whats behind that hibernate icon
[18:12] <Cpudan80> Is it possible to let a disk be mountable by normal users (ie. non root)?
[18:12] <starenka> unop: ohoh thanx
[18:12] <Cpudan80> I have an external HDD, and I'd like to be able to mount just that one without sudo
[18:13] <AskHL> starenka, if the program output already writes a newline, then you'll have to remove that newline I guess
[18:13] <sophy> starenka: thanks!
[18:14] <airtonix> Cpudan80, there are only two ways to mount things
[18:14] <bobertdos> This is probably a stupid question, but do most of the dock programs require Extra Visual Effects in order to fully take advantage of the aesthetics?
[18:14] <woli> i need to rip a cd in mp3 192kbps, but neither sound juicer, nor rythmbox will do, because they automatically select OGG...
[18:15] <airtonix> Cpudan80, as root modifying the fstab, or with a daemon that looks for new devices and has permissions to mount them
[18:15] <airtonix> Cpudan80, the second method is how ubuntu mounts usb drives by default
[18:15] <starenka> unop: I LOVE YOU. awsome, easy :))
[18:15] <amenado> Ferchault-> which keys you have looked at so far under gnome?
[18:15] <supercuteguy> awesome.
[18:16] <jrib> woli: you can make juicer do mp3's, should be an easy google, but let me know if you can't find it
[18:16] <Frills9> !backup
[18:16] <Cpudan80> airtonix: hrm... interesting
[18:16] <unop> starenka, though i would say there are better ways to find out the size of disks ..
[18:16] <nicholaspaul> Are there 'drivers' i can reinstall for the keyboard? I've tried changing layouts - nuthin..
[18:16] <starenka> unop: f.e?
[18:17] <woli> jrib, i go into preferences and select "CD Quality, MP3", but when I close and return, CD Lossy, OGG is selected again....
[18:17] <woli> jrib, same on rythmbox...
[18:17] <Ferchault> amenado: I just performed a search for "hibernate" and found the values set by gnome-power-manager
[18:17] <Cpudan80> unop: df -h
[18:17] <unop> starenka, f.e? whats that?
[18:17] <amenado> Ferchault-> i did same, and there are several
[18:17] <unop> Cpudan80, that lists partitions not disks as whole
[18:17] <starenka> unop: for example
[18:17] <unop> starenka, errm, gimme  a sec
[18:17]  * PiercedWolf gives unop
[18:18] <Cpudan80> unop: oh you wanted whole disks, sorry
[18:18] <will02> can anyone reccomend a printer/scanner combo for hardy?
[18:18] <Cpudan80> will02: virtually all of them work
[18:18] <HymnToLife> !hardware | will02
[18:18] <Cpudan80> will02: I had an HP PSC1210 ? it worked wel
[18:18] <starenka> unop: it's okay.. df server as good as fdisk
[18:18] <Cpudan80> well*
[18:18] <starenka> unop: *servers
[18:18] <qwerw> Can anyone help me with a graphics problem. I have a nvidia on my Gateway GT5473E i think ive installed the software but its not letting me change the resolution. Im in a live cd if that has anything to do with it
[18:18] <Ferchault> amenado: yes - but they are set correctly (according to the description)
[18:19] <jrib> woli: check the permissions are ok on whatever directory it saves preferences in
[18:19] <woli> uh ok...
[18:19] <Ferchault> amenado: thx for trying - I have to leave
[18:19] <Cpudan80> qwerw: You installed the proprietary nvidia driver?
[18:19] <Rakeer> whats the best rar manager for ubuntu?
[18:19] <woli> jrib, but i can select between voice lossless, voice lossy, and FLAC lossless
[18:20] <nicholaspaul> ubuntu won't recognise my number pad keys - and I've tried 2 keyboards. ENTER works, but not the numbers, / *, - or +. Any ideas?????
[18:20] <woli> its only MP3 that i cannot select...
[18:20] <qwerw> Cpudan80: i dont belive i have. But last time i tryed those it wouldent do i ether. But il try again. Please hold
[18:20] <starenka> unop: well, not.. i need size of whole hdd - not partitions
[18:20] <jrib> woli: wfm, permissions is my first though
[18:20] <nicholaspaul> Are there 'drivers' i can reinstall for the keyboard? I've tried changing layouts - nuthin..
[18:20] <Cpudan80> qwerw: hrm ok, what did you install if you didnt install the proprietary driver?
[18:20] <zethero1> how do I unhide a mounted volume in AWN?
[18:20] <qwerw> Cpudan80: the one above it
[18:20] <woli> jrib, ok... do you happen to know which directory it is?
[18:20] <yettenet> Good day! I am looking for a repository providing fresher packages than the default one (testing I guess)
[18:20] <Cpudan80> qwerw: the one above it?
[18:21] <yettenet> Could anyone suggest me what to do?
[18:21] <qwerw> Cpudan80:the binary xorg driver
[18:21] <jrib> woli: not offhand :/  check ~/.gnome2 if there's nothing right under ~ and check gconf
[18:21] <Cpudan80> qwerw: System --> Admin --> Hardware Drivers
[18:21] <qwerw> Cpudan80: legacy wont install now. it says im not i386
[18:21] <Cpudan80> qwerw: Is nvidia checked?
[18:21] <aguitel> yettenet, enable backport
[18:21] <dmoerner> yettenet, "testing", if you mean intrepid ibex by testing, is not default in ubuntu, and does have the newest packages
[18:21] <yettenet> I see...
[18:22] <qwerw> Cpudan80: went to sys,admin,hdwr no propriatary drivers found
[18:22] <dmoerner> yettenet, which packages do you find to be too old? maybe a hardy backport could be made for them
[18:22] <Cpudan80> qwerw: What nvidia card is in that thing?
[18:22] <luis__> Need help new to linux my audio went off after installed all the new updates, can some one help? i need sound
[18:22] <yettenet> dmoerner: PekWM
[18:22] <qwerw> Cpudan80: im not really sure
[18:22] <zethero1> any ideas?
[18:22] <qwerw> Cpudan80: let me reserar a minute
[18:23] <unop> starenka, does the size have to be in gigabytes, megabytes, etc?
[18:23] <yettenet> 0.1.7 is already out, bringing many new features and bugfixes, whereas Ubuntu only has 0.1.5
[18:23] <dmoerner> yettenet, you will have to compile it for yourself then. if i can i will make a backport for my ppa
[18:23] <qwerw> Cpudan80, http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5978900 thats where i got it
[18:23] <yettenet> 'kay
[18:24] <starenka> unop:  GB - as you see the scripts shows cpu & hdd(s) temperatures... it only shows the hdd size for better orientation - as i know which is where (in pc case)
[18:24] <qwerw> GeForce 6150
[18:24] <Cpudan80> qwerw: that should definitely detect your gfx cad
[18:24] <Rakeer> what is the name of the 'rar' support pkg
[18:24] <jinjan> http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=gG_ORk3EFnU
[18:24] <starenka> !unrar | Rakeer
[18:24] <yettenet> Thanks for the help anyway, see ya
[18:25] <Cpudan80> qwerw: Not really sure what to tell you
[18:25] <luis__> Need help new to linux my audio went off after installed all the new updates, can some one help? i need sound
[18:25] <qwerw> Cpudan80: let me try to install the "New Driver"
[18:25] <Cpudan80> qwerw: you could try sudo apt-get install nvidia ... but... that should have been detected
[18:25] <Cpudan80> !patience | luis_
[18:25] <Rakeer> !info unrar-free
[18:25] <nicholaspaul> Has anyone had trouble with their keyboard, where the numberpad keys just wont work?
[18:25] <nicholaspaul> ... and dont suggest the NUM LOCK key!!
[18:25] <woli> jrib, no clue of sound juicer...
[18:26] <Cpudan80> luis_: Just bustin your chops - so your sound went out after doing the recent updates?
[18:26] <qwerw> Cpudan80: im on 8.04 with live cd if that has anything to do with it
[18:26] <Cpudan80> qwerw: it should still be detected by the live CD
[18:26] <jinjan> http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=8sGwiWVhsv8
[18:26] <legend2440> nicholaspaul: try hitting   shift+num lock
[18:27] <qwerw> Cpudan80: its downloading files right now eta 1 minute
[18:27] <nicholaspaul> legend2440: ....damn. That worked. HAHAH Thanks!
[18:27]  * nicholaspaul slaps foreheard
[18:27]  * nicholaspaul then slaps his own forehead.
[18:27] <jrib> woli: find ~/.gconf ! -user $USER
[18:28] <alvarezp> legend2440: what does shift+numlock do?
[18:28] <legend2440> alvarezp: on mine it toggles numer pad on and off
[18:28] <SherlawkDragon> hey, can I install Ubuntu on an ext3, or does it have to be ext2
[18:28] <woli> jrib, do i replace user and USER for my username?
[18:28] <legend2440> alvarezp: on mine it toggles number pad on and off
[18:28] <jrib> woli: no, that happens automatically
[18:28] <ssamoon> hey yall... i am trying to install ubuntu onto a drive with 4 partitions already, how do i do this? or can anyone point me to a guide? i have another linux version on this computer that is using 4 partitions already... there is 50 GB on the drive unallocated which I would like to instal ubuntu into, and use my existing swap and home partitions..
[18:28] <woli> ok
[18:29] <woli> nothing happens...
[18:29] <woli> ssamoon, i can help you
[18:29] <qwerw> Cpudan80: just finished installing, and nothing. Checked screen res scren, and hrdwar screen same as before
[18:29] <bbeattie> Does 8.04 install certain packages or configure itself during install to work with a specific processor?  I'm wondering if I can do a straight swap of one drive to a new system without needing to follow up in any way.
[18:29] <jrib> woli: open gconf-editor, and see what happens when you switch profiles
[18:29] <ssamoon> woli: k.. i am on teh ubuntu live cd right now, 1 sec
[18:29] <white_eagle> hello, I'm the guy with the sound problem. I booted into recovery mode and there were 4 things you needed to choose from, I chose the "repair packages" option, but it required packages to be downloaded from the server, I didn't drop to root shell (because I think I don't have to) and I didn't chose fix X server because it's alright (is it??)
[18:30] <Cpudan80> qwerw: you have to restart X
[18:30] <Cpudan80> qwerw: CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE
[18:30] <qwerw> Cpudan80: can i don that on live cd?
[18:30] <Cpudan80> qwerw: yes, the login is ubuntu with no password
[18:30] <qwerw> Cpudan80: ok if i do that will it put me into a command prompt or what?
[18:31] <Cpudan80> qwerw: It puts you back at the login screen
[18:31] <vadi> Hi
[18:31] <qwerw> ok
[18:31] <white_eagle> anyone knows how can I fix the sound, I need it back
[18:31] <SherlawkDragon> hey, can I install Ubuntu on an ext3, or does it have to be ext2\
[18:31] <qwerw> Give me a minute then
[18:31] <SherlawkDragon> the FS I mean
[18:31] <ubuntunub> ext3 works
[18:31] <ubuntunub> i think
[18:31] <Cpudan80> SherlawkDragon: if it is newer ubuntu, you can use ext3
[18:31] <SherlawkDragon> thanks.
[18:31] <SherlawkDragon> Cpudan80> how new?
[18:31] <vadi> i have a problem with my login screen
[18:31] <woli> jrib, is that there is like a menu of audio formats in the sound juicer prefs... In that menu, MP3 does not appear, but when I click the "Edit" button next to it, I can see a lot of more formats...
[18:31] <Cpudan80> SherlawkDragon: like FF and higher I think
[18:31] <jinjan> 中國人
[18:32] <Cpudan80> SherlawkDragon: so 7.04 and higher I guess
[18:32] <SherlawkDragon> Cpudan80> it's a 2 year old LiveCD
[18:32] <Cpudan80> SherlawkDragon: download the new one
[18:32] <luis__> can any one tell me why my sound went out after updating?
[18:32] <qwerw> cpudan80, nothing
[18:32] <ubuntunub> why would you even use an older one, just get a newer one
[18:32] <vadi> login screen is very big and i couldn't see the username column any solutions plz
[18:32] <Cpudan80> luis_: What does System --> admin --> sound  say?
[18:32] <white_eagle> SherlawkDragon: you there?
[18:32] <SherlawkDragon> Cpudan80> that takes hours, I'll just continue with this one, thanks...
[18:33] <Cpudan80> qwerw: What does it say in screens and graphics?
[18:33] <rredd4> installing 8.0.4 desktop, system installed ok, but now there is black on the top half of my screen and pink on the bottom half.  why?
[18:33] <SherlawkDragon> white_eagle> yeah, why?
[18:33] <newton> Hello, it might be a bit noobish, but i tried to install CPanel, and now i can't become root anymore, someone can help me out with this?
[18:33] <jrib> woli: mine shows up in the menu.  Open sound-juicer from a terminal and look for interesting output?
[18:33] <Cpudan80> SherlawkDragon: You on dialup or something?
[18:33] <ether_c> Hi, I have an ipod touch, but no wireless router.  If your script is for your use only, then what you have now is ok .. but otherwise, have a look at this http://pastebin.com/d596c46e8
[18:33] <SherlawkDragon> no, just the hardware...
[18:33] <Cpudan80> or maybe that's japanese..
[18:33] <qwerw> Cpudan80:  you mean the resolution screen? it has listed everything under 800X600 and 800X600
[18:33] <jrib> ether_c: you need windows or os-x
[18:33] <newton> Hello, it might be a bit noobish, but i tried to install CPanel, and now i can't become root anymore, someone can help me out with this?
[18:34] <Cpudan80> !jn > jinjan
[18:34] <white_eagle> SherlawkDragon: I did as you told me, booted into recovery mode and a dialogue came up with 4 things to choose from (resume, fix broken packages, drop to root shell and fix X server) what should I choose from theme?
[18:34] <ether_c> jrib: I was afraid of that
[18:34] <SherlawkDragon> most of it is the 4x burning....
[18:34] <ether_c> stupid apple products..
[18:34] <woli> jrib, no output at all....
[18:34] <white_eagle> newton: 'su' in a shell doesn't work?
[18:34] <ether_c> worse than MS..
[18:34] <newton> nope
[18:34] <ubuntunub> 4x burning is fine, 16x burning took me about 4 minutes to do
[18:34] <jrib> ether_c: check this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[18:34] <ubuntunub> so 16 minutes or so for you i guess?
[18:34] <woli> jrib, should it be some gstreamer thing missing?
[18:34] <newton> white_eagle: -bash: /bin/su: Permission denied
[18:34] <vadi> any solution to fix login screen resolution problem
[18:34] <SherlawkDragon> white_eagle> I don't know, I wasn't the one who told you to do that, someone else did... I just told you how
[18:34] <ubuntunub> 16 minutes is nothing, go eat something while u wait
[18:34] <Cpudan80> qwerw: open a command prompt and type gksu displayconfig-gtk
[18:34] <ether_c> jrib: thanks, but I don't have wifi here
[18:34] <jrib> ether_c: but I see a lot of mention of ssh, yeah :/
[18:34] <qwerw> Cpudan80: performing
[18:35] <CHC> many times(but not always) when i hit back while browsing on sftp,nautilus crashes and my desktop icons disappear, also,unrealated to this,i have issues with a usb thumb drive,i/o errors and before it said it was a read only filesystem,but before i could add files fine
[18:35] <unop> !sudo | newton, white_eagle
[18:35] <white_eagle> SherlawkDragon: i wonder who was it, please if you can look up and tell me who it was?
[18:35] <SherlawkDragon> looking
[18:35] <junior_> alguem do brasil ai pra me dar uma ajuda?
[18:35] <white_eagle> unop: he wants to have a root shell
[18:35] <ubuntunub> !sudo > ubuntunub
[18:35] <newton> rofl i know SherlawkDragon
[18:35] <FarmCretin> is there a way to see what type of memory my computer is using? i want to upgrade it.
[18:35] <newton> but look:
[18:35] <starenka> unop: yes sript  is for me... thanx - it uses hal to mine the info, right?
[18:35] <newton> -bash: /bin/su: Permission denied
[18:35] <unop> white_eagle, newton, use sudo instead
[18:35] <newton> SherlawkDragon: -bash: /bin/su: Permission denied
[18:35] <unop> white_eagle, newton .   sudo -i
[18:35] <luis__> It says auto detect
[18:35] <newton> unop : udo: must be setuid root
[18:35] <newton> unop : sudo: must be setuid root (*)
[18:36] <unop> white_eagle, the root account is not enabled on ubuntu, so su will always fail
[18:36] <bobertdos> FarmCretin: sudo lshw in the terminal
[18:36] <unop> newton, heh, how did you manage to do that?
[18:36] <white_eagle> unop: oh, I enabled it i forgot
[18:36] <newton> cpanel did it,
[18:36] <white_eagle> unop: sorry
[18:36] <newton> unop: some stupid lamer told me cpanel could work on ubuntu
[18:36] <starenka> whats, the easiest way to add a path into $PATH?
[18:37] <Cpudan80> starenka: edit ~/.bashrc
[18:37] <unop> newton, you will need to boot up into recovery mode and run this command.  chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo
[18:37] <SherlawkDragon> can't find it.
[18:37] <newton> yeah, but i can't access it directly :S
[18:37] <newton> unop: that server doesn;t stands next to me :S
[18:37] <bobertdos> starenka: or if you just want to do it locally for yourself, edit /etc/environment
[18:37] <SherlawkDragon> anyway...
[18:37] <SherlawkDragon> off again...
[18:37] <rredd4> how do i fix fsck.ext3 "unable to resolve 'UUID=<uuid # here>  also: fack died with exit status 8   i am doing a new install of 8.0.4
[18:37] <Cpudan80> starenka: At the bottom add   export PATH=$PATH:/your/neat/stuff/here:/more/neat/stuff
[18:37] <unop> newton, you're pretty much stuck then .. your service provider might have some recovery procedure you can follow
[18:37] <starenka> what should i iadd into .bashrc?
[18:37] <ubuntunub> SherlawkDragon: don't be lazy and impatient and get yourself Ubuntu 8.04
[18:38] <starenka> oh
[18:38] <starenka> Cpudan80: tahnx
[18:38] <white_eagle> SherlawkDragon: ok, thanks anyway
[18:38] <Cpudan80> np
[18:38] <newton> unop: i own that server, but its located elsewhere :S
[18:38] <luis__> cpudan80: yes it did
[18:38] <bigfdaddy> Quick question: if my /home is on hda while my / is on sda. Where should I put GRUB?
[18:38] <Bhavesh> sda
[18:38] <unop> starenka, echo 'export PATH="$PATH":/new/dir' >> ~/.bashrc
[18:38] <Bhavesh> i think
[18:38] <Cpudan80> qwerw: So what does it say?
[18:38] <CHC> many times(but not always) when i hit back while browsing on sftp,nautilus crashes and my desktop icons disappear, also,unrealated to this,i have issues with a usb thumb drive,i/o errors and before it said it was a read only filesystem,but before i could add files fine
[18:39] <newton> unop: is there no other way to kinda start recovery mode?
[18:39] <unop> newton, well, what can i say? without sudo you can't become root
[18:39] <Cpudan80> luis_: yes it did what?
[18:39] <starenka> unop: thanx, already been advised
[18:39] <bigfdaddy> Bhavesh: that's what I thought as well. I just can't find documention to back it up
[18:39] <ubuntunub> Where can I find performance options in Ubuntu? Things like setting max. CPU frequency, etc.?
[18:39] <starenka> unop: ;)
[18:39] <unop> starenka, :)
[18:39] <luis__> my sound went out
[18:39] <djhash> bigfdaddy: on whichever the bios looks into first for booting. either. but recomended to be on the / drive
[18:39] <unop> newton, are you sshed in at the moment?
[18:39] <rredd4> fsck fails on new install, how do i fix?
[18:39] <Cpudan80> starenka: you can do that to set any variable ---- export VAR=stuff
[18:39] <newton> unop: Yes
[18:39] <qwerw> Cpudan80, nvr seen that before. It detects my monitor as plug and play. I think your on to shomething. I changed the type of monitor to a high resolution tested it it does a gray screen with an x as a curser i let it sit and it pops back to ubutnu givning an error about a wrong screen
[18:40] <bigfdaddy> djhash: thanks. that makes the most sense.
[18:40] <Cpudan80> qwerw: I was more interested in the graphics card tab
[18:40] <starenka> Cpudan80: yes i know, but i forget HOW :))))  the export thing was the problem :))
[18:40] <qwerw> Cpudan80: oh, lol
[18:40] <Cpudan80> qwerw: But - yeah - sometimes you have to change the monitor driver too
[18:40] <starenka> Cpudan80: i kept rewriting it on and on again :)))
[18:40] <qwerw> Cpudan80: took a look at that as well. im not sure it detected something
[18:40] <white_eagle> please help me fix the sound problem
[18:40] <starenka> beep
[18:40] <unop> newton, there is no legit. way
[18:41] <qwerw> but it detected something**
[18:41] <brightwebworks> Hi, I compiled the new newest stable version of the kernel. The NVidia Geforce video card is no longer giving me higher resolutions. What might have caused me to loose my screen resolution
[18:41] <white_eagle> I upgraded the kernel and now sound isn't working
[18:41] <starenka> white_eagle: alsa?
[18:41] <newton> unop: but u mean there is 'a' way?
[18:41] <unop> newton, how did you manage to upset the permissions on /usr/bin/sudo ?
[18:41] <newton> unop: an unsupported way, well unop i didnt' by cpanel installtion did, better i didn't even tried the damn thing
[18:42] <brightwebworks> aleatorio Oi
[18:42] <unop> newton, well, you could compromise your server by some exploit of some kind  .. but that's beyond the scope of this channel.
[18:42] <white_eagle> please help me fix the sound problem
[18:42] <white_eagle> I upgraded the kernel and now sound isn't working
[18:42] <newton> unop: ehm :S
[18:42] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: the fact tha you installed your own kernel
[18:42] <Syco54645_AAO> i have a question about compiling the kernel in ubuntu.  i am using the "old" method but having some issues.  it says to run fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=-some-string-here kernel-image kernel-headers so do i point that to my current kernel image?  what if i am building the latest, do I still point to the current kernel image?
[18:42] <SherlawkDragon> white_eagle> this is a common problem...
[18:42] <azzimut>  hi there! have a problem and need help! ;) i have a Roland Edirol PC-50 keabord and i'd like to play it in ubuntu but i have problems to get it installed properly and also with the sound configuration of my computer... could anyone in here help me?
[18:42] <SherlawkDragon> not sure how they're fixing it though...
[18:42] <aleatorio> brightwebworks: oi
[18:42] <bobertdos> white_eagle: Have you read the wiki entry on sound troubleshooting?
[18:42] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: you will need to recompile the nvidia kernel module, and you shouldn't use different kernels unless you know what you're doing - its not worth it
[18:42] <Cpudan80> hrm...
[18:42] <aleatorio> quem é vc? brightwebworks
[18:43] <Cpudan80> a lot of people in here today with a sound prob
[18:43] <newton> unop: i mean, it must be possible to start je recovery mode, without restart & from remote :S
[18:43] <brightwebworks> PriceChild: Right. So I have to patch the kernel with the latest nvidia drivers for my card and the re-compile it?
[18:43] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: no
[18:43] <Cpudan80> I wonder if there is a problem with the new kernel
[18:43] <rredd4> how do i fix fsck.ext3 "unable to resolve 'UUID=<uuid # here>  also: fack died with exit status 8   i am doing a new install of 8.0.4
[18:43] <Syco54645_AAO> or am i reading this wrong?
[18:43] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: you need to recompile the nvidia kernel module
[18:43] <brightwebworks> aleatorio: Vi o teu whois e monstrou que era do Brasil...ehehe..
[18:43] <PriceChild> !br | brightwebworks aleatorio
[18:43] <qwerw> cpudan80, think i got it the lcd though im not sure if it will stay like that if i accept it. I have to scroll over to the top and left to see the box that tells me to accept
[18:44] <aleatorio> brightwebworks: isso é um problema, depois que baniram o Tor nem posso me passar por indiano
[18:44] <Cpudan80> qwerw: then you set the res too high
[18:44] <brightwebworks> PriceChild: There are no modules for my version. I read once about a program called Envy.
[18:44] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: why are you using your own kernel?
[18:44] <unop> newton, well no, you need to be root (via sudo) to be able to change runlevels or shutdown/reboot etc .. but you can't use sudo, so you have a catch 22.
[18:44] <bobertdos> Cpudan80: Heh, there are ALWAYS tons of people in here with sound problems :p
[18:44] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: no need for envy
[18:44] <Cpudan80> qwerw: Generally speaking, 1280x1024 is a safe bet
[18:44] <Btb125> Hi, has anybody used "BurnIN Test" [ http://www.passmark.com/products/bit.htm ] - Either way, does anybody know any application like this for a linux system?
[18:44] <white_eagle> what wiki entry?
[18:44] <Cpudan80> bobertdos: true - but a lot seem to have come in in the last 5 minutes
[18:44] <brightwebworks> PriceChild: I want to learn more about Linux.
[18:44] <azzimut>  hi there! have a problem and need help! ;) i have a Roland Edirol PC-50 keabord and i'd like to play it in ubuntu but i have problems to get it installed properly and also with the sound configuration of my computer... could anyone in here help me?
[18:44] <guntbert> newton: only if you got a "remote access card" in your server, I'm afraid
[18:45] <qwerw> Cpudan80, i had it set on 1024X something     it did the smae thing when testing at 800X600
[18:45] <Cpudan80> !patience | azzimut
[18:45] <white_eagle> no I haven't read it, will you kindly link to it?
[18:45] <bobertdos> !sound > white_eagle
[18:45] <PriceChild> brightwebworks: actually using linux will get you a lot further than recompiling the kernel imo.  So I am OUT. thanks...
[18:46] <Cpudan80> bobertdos: I switched back to ALSA
[18:46] <nick01> please help ! I cant get it above 800x600 no matter what  and also glx wont load it says Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found but they appear the same version
[18:46] <qwerw> cpudan80: i think you on to something though. i did 1280 and pressed test it looked good. so i presed ok and ok again it closed but how do i get it permenent? restart X?
[18:46] <Btb125> Could anybody help me with installing windows drivers on a ubuntu system or point me in the direction of a guide. Thanks in advance
[18:46] <Gnea> Btb125: windows drivers? what for?
[18:46] <Btb125> atheros wireless pci card
[18:47] <Cpudan80> brightwebworks: recompiling the kernel will prob take all day
[18:47] <Cpudan80> brightwebworks: see you tomorrow!
[18:47] <Gnea> just use the atheros linux driver
[18:47] <bobertdos> Cpudan80: Yeah, even though I'm on Hardy, I think my install defaulted to ALSA just because my chip is so old.
[18:47] <Cpudan80> qwerw: don't press test - press OK and restart X
[18:47] <Btb125> Gnea = i was told something about "ndiswrapper" ??
[18:47] <PriceChild> Btb125: that should work out the box... could you pastebin the output of lspci and lsusb please?
[18:47] <PriceChild> Btb125: i don't believe ndiswrapper should be needed
[18:47] <john_help_radeon> Hey guys, Im still trying to work out issues with my Radeon x1650 in Hardy Heron, Is anyone here experienced with this card or ones similar and trying to get drivers working? I don't care if they are open source, or w/e. They don't need to do any 3D at all really (though it'd be nice) but 2D Acceleration is pretty neccesary..
[18:47] <Norzz> After installing Themes from the Synaptic Manager, how can I get to enable them?
[18:48] <Gnea> !ndiswrapper | Btb125
[18:48] <woli> jrib, any ideas left?
[18:48] <Gnea> Btb125: the process is explained there, you'll need the .inf file
[18:48] <rredd4> on startup of 8.0.4 it says to type control D for maintenance, fsck error, what do i do
[18:48] <PriceChild> Gnea: Btb125 ndiswrapper most likely *isn't* needed...
[18:49] <lincsie> Hi. I can't get direct rendering working with nvidia. the nvidia module is loaded and nvidia-glx-new is installed. However, /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.so still points to libmesa libs instead instead of pointing to the nvidia libs. How can I solve this ? Can I just remove those files and link them to the correct nvidia libs ??
[18:49] <Btb125> thanks Gnea. im on a windows hdd atm, what good irc is there for ubuntu so i can install it and come on here and paste the pci stuff?
[18:49] <jrib> woli: you can try to figure out where the profiles are stored and make sure everything is ok
[18:49] <john_help_radeon> It's an RV530LE chip btw, that I'm having trouble with
[18:49] <PriceChild> Btb125: pidgin comes by default, but xchat is my personal favourite.
[18:49] <Gnea> Btb125: xchat or irssi... and don't paste directly into the channel, please
[18:49] <Gnea> !pastebin | Btb125
[18:49]  * SherlawkDragon needs bandwidth to download new ubuntu.  going off.
[18:49] <john_help_radeon> ckyle helped me a ton and I think i've made progress, but im still not working :/
[18:50] <dekushrub> I need help setting up DVD codecs on my ubuntu 8.04 laptop. I installed restricted extras but when I put in a dvd it said the resource couldn't be read
[18:51] <henux> I have just installed basic Ubuntu without DE. What is the package to install X?
[18:51] <henux> xinit, xserver, xorg ?
[18:51] <Tuv0k> you guys should read first
[18:52] <rredd4> 8.04.1 does not install correctly... help please
[18:52] <Tuv0k> henux, apt-get ubuntu-desktop
[18:52] <PriceChild> henux: 'just' x?
[18:52] <henux> Tuv0k: NO
[18:52] <henux> i dont want to have GNOME etc
[18:52] <PriceChild> henux: I 'think' xserver-xorg
[18:52] <henux> i just want X with Fluxbox and SLim
[18:52] <RemsSs> hi everybody
[18:52] <Tuv0k> apt-get Fluxbox CAPS man
[18:52] <henux> hi
[18:52] <MoonUnit> check out this for playing dvds https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[18:52] <dmoerner> henux, xserver-xorg fluxbox slim
[18:52] <Asterix_> I'm looking to downgrade from 8.04 and I've read on the forums that if my home folder is on a seperate partition this is a lot easier.  If my system monitor says that /home is on /dev/sda2 and / is on /dev/sda1 does this mean I'm okay?
[18:52] <PriceChild> henux: well then just install the fluxbox packages, and that'll bring in x as dependecies
[18:53] <Tuv0k> !xorg
[18:53] <henux> PriceChild: it did not
[18:53] <FineGirl1> Hello who has Uk bank logins or Us bank logins Paypal pm me and lets earn instant Cash
[18:53] <henux> dmoerner: got it
[18:53] <Gnea> !ops | FineGirl1
[18:53] <PriceChild> henux: Then I guess a bug needs filing.
[18:53] <PriceChild> henux: xserver-xorg should do it.
[18:53] <henux> PriceChild: maybe
[18:53] <henux> k
[18:53] <Tuv0k> !spam | FineGirl1
[18:53] <PiercedWolf> Boooooooooom!
[18:54] <dmoerner> PriceChild, i don't think so...I don't believe pulling in an X app ever results in automatically pulling in X if its not installed yet
[18:54] <john_help_radeon> Hey ckyle are ya there?
[18:54] <Tuv0k> dmoerner, i you try to pull in Fluxbox without X, X will piggyback
[18:55] <starenka> !network-manager
[18:55] <TJ13820> Does anyone know a good way to get ubuntu server to install on to a compaq proliant server (ML530)?
[18:55] <Bhavesh> any recommended cli torrent client with remote management?
[18:55] <dmoerner> Tuv0k, it pulls in a bunch of x libs but not the x server, unless i'm missing something in apt-cache depends
[18:55] <PriceChild> Bhavesh: rtorrent... and ssh?
[18:56] <Bhavesh> PriceChild : i am looking into rtorrent.. it's ncurses based from what i read. i don't mind though i can always put it in bg
[18:56] <henux> okay xserver-xorg installed, what is the correct way to config it and start it?
[18:56] <PriceChild> !screen | Bhavesh
[18:56] <Bhavesh> PriceChild i use screen all the time :)
[18:56] <Bhavesh> brb
[18:56] <henux> i have only text terminal linux atm
[18:56] <PriceChild> henux: it is already configured
[18:56] <Tuv0k> dmoerner, I set requirements to act as dependents
[18:57] <dmoerner> ah
[18:57] <henux> PriceChild: i dont need to modify the xorg.conf etc.?
[18:57] <dan_> Could anyone please help me and tell what the name of the feature in Compiz Fusion, which does a cube when you tab through windows, is?
[18:57] <PriceChild> henux: nope
[18:57] <henux> k
[18:57] <henux> and what is the correct way to start it up? startx?
[18:58] <tiina> hej vet någon här vad superuser betyder när man ska ladda en ny version av sin grafikkort ati och varför går det inte ladda såvida man inte är SUPERUSER???Hur blir jag det
[18:58] <PriceChild> henux: you probably something like gdm to make it easier?
[18:58] <PriceChild> !se | tiina
[18:58] <bobertdos> dan_ Desktop Cube and Rotate Cube
[18:58] <henux> PriceChild: i have SLIm
[18:58] <henux> i told you earlier
[18:58] <henux> SLim*
[18:58] <dan_> bobertdos: thx (;
[18:58] <Jackiz> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/KOREMIN+Emerald+Compiz-Fusion+theme?content=65646 how can i install that ?
[18:58] <tiina> nån somvet Vad SUPERUSER e i ubuntu o linux
[18:58] <PriceChild> henux: no idea what that is sorry
[18:59] <unop> tiina, what language are you speaking?
[18:59] <henux> oh
[18:59] <Gnea> !se > tiina
[18:59] <Jackiz> swedish tiina
[18:59] <Jackiz> join #ubuntu-se
[18:59] <Jackiz> instead
[18:59] <imyojimbo> does anyone of you know of a dot net channel
[18:59] <Gnea> imyojimbo: #dotnet?
[18:59] <Jackiz> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/KOREMIN+Emerald+Compiz-Fusion+theme?content=65646 how can i install that ?
[18:59] <tiina> I was uppdating ati grphiccard but cannot do it because of gettin up SUPER USER...???
[19:00] <djhash> !se
[19:00] <tiina> why do i have to be a superuser?
[19:00] <Gnea> tiina: use sudo
[19:00] <tiina> I do but cannot do it???
[19:00] <unop> tiina, because normal users cannot make changes to the system
[19:00] <Gnea> !sudo | tiina
[19:00] <tiina> need to be SUPERUSER
[19:01] <unop> tiina, how are you updating the drivers?
[19:03] <Jackiz> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/KOREMIN+Emerald+Compiz-Fusion+theme?content=65646 how can i install that ?
[19:03] <Asterix_> I'm looking to downgrade from 8.04 and I've read on the forums that if my home folder is on a seperate partition this is a lot easier.  If my system monitor says that /home is on /dev/sda2 and / is on /dev/sda1 does this mean I'm okay?
[19:04] <FarmCretin> ok, so im looking at lshw right now and see i have SDRAM. but looking at frys.com, i see things like pc66 and pc133. what are these and what am should i be looking for?
[19:04] <unop> Asterix_, that means your /home is on a separate partition, so i guess that means yes
[19:05] <zethero1> can someone test the AWN repo .... its not working fro me
[19:05] <rangerzj> join/ubuntu.it
[19:05] <Asterix_> unop: thanks for them help :)
[19:05] <henux> "Fatal Server Error: No valid font path could be found"
[19:06] <unop> FarmCretin, that's the frequency at which RAM operates -- consult your motherboard documentation for which frequencies it supports
[19:06] <rangerzj> scusate per andare su ubuntu.it??  Grazie
[19:07] <btb125> Gnea: There?
[19:07] <Thanatoast> How can I expand all folders in nautilus instead of just one at a time?
[19:07] <guntbert> !it | rangerzj
[19:08] <guntbert> rangerzj: /join #ubuntu-it
[19:08] <btb125> I was told that my atheros wireless should work automatically, but it isnt :\
[19:08] <CHC> many times(but not always) when i hit back while browsing on sftp,nautilus crashes and my desktop icons disappear, also,unrealated to this,i have issues with a usb thumb drive,i/o errors and before it said it was a read only filesystem,but before i could add files fine
[19:09] <rangerzj> grazie e scusate l'intrusione :)
[19:09]  * SplItz is away: eating
[19:09] <bbq^> btb125, have u installed the drivers. I have atheros to
[19:09] <btb125> bbq^: nope
[19:09]  * SplItz is back (gone 00:00:26)
[19:09] <bbq^> well there is a fix for it, hold on i get you a link
[19:09] <henux> i have no font paths set in my xorg.conf, do i need to install some package for the fonts? it wants fonts and it does not start without them
[19:10] <btb125> bbq^: i was given the link and told some stuff about ndiswrapper :s
[19:10] <unop> henux, why don't you try using X without a xorg.conf ?
[19:10] <henux> unop: how?
[19:11] <unop> henux, move it out of the way.  sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf{,.bak}
[19:11] <bbq^> nah man, this should help http://madwifi.org/ticket/1192
[19:11] <bbq^> and read this first btb125
[19:11] <henux> bbq^: i suppose that is not for me?
[19:11] <henux> unop: ok
[19:12] <penguin42> hi
[19:12] <bbq^> http://blogs.linuxoss.com/2008/05/ubuntu-804-enabling-ar5007-based-wireless/
[19:12] <henux> unop: "Fatal Server Error: No valid FontPath could be found"
[19:12] <bbq^> henux it isif you are trying to update atheros wireless card
[19:12] <henux> i am not
[19:12] <penguin42> A kernel bug I filed has a note on to try it with 2.6.27 - however this bug happens on my stable machine I still have Hardy on - are there 2.6.27 packages built for Hardy?
[19:13] <unop> henux, so, you are starting X via startx?
[19:13] <henux> unop: i need to have FontPaths in my xorg.conf but i suppose i dont have them installe
[19:13] <henux> unop: no i use "X"
[19:13] <bbq^> btb125, Read the second link i sent you, and do the disable Atheros Hardware acces Layer (HAL) then follow the support ticket link i sent
[19:13] <unop> henux, how exactly?
[19:13] <henux> unop: i write "X<enter>"
[19:13] <bbq^> btb125, ? Are you with me
[19:13] <unop> henux, the better way is to use startx
[19:14] <henux> unop: check from your xorg.conf if you wish, there must be FontPath sections
[19:14] <unop> henux, it sets up everything for you
[19:14] <henux> unop: no that is not correct
[19:14] <unop> henux, i don't have a xorg.conf
[19:14] <btb125> bbq^: reading the howTo
[19:14] <henux> startx is xinit thing i have been told
[19:14] <henux> unop: i am trying to setup a SLIM with Fluxbox
[19:14] <henux> both of those are installed
[19:14] <unop> henux, and xinit starts /usr/bin/X by default
[19:14] <henux> the X does not start
[19:14] <unop> henux, i use fluxbox too .. and use startx
[19:15] <henux> ok let me try that hold on
[19:15] <bbq^> ok mate, its a real pain in the ass to do. Basically disable the hal setting from the 2nd link then follow the support ticket btb125
[19:15] <henux> unop: the same, no fontpaths
[19:15] <henux> look the problem is fonts
[19:16] <unop> henux, did you install the xserver-xorg packages?
[19:16] <henux> yes
[19:16] <henux> sudo apt-get install xserver-org slim fluxbox
[19:16] <menakcman> I am unable to run flash players of any sort on my firefox , please help
[19:16] <henux> *xserver-xorg
[19:16] <unop> henux, xserver-org?
[19:16] <henux> typo
[19:16] <unop> ah
[19:16] <johnm1019> This weird behavior just cropped up -- whenever I open multiple documents they each get their own gEdit instance -- before, and how I liked it, was that gedit opened each one in the same instance in a new tab.  I can't find anything in options or preferences to change this.... help?
[19:17] <poont> Hi there, I am looking for an application to get wallpapers anyone know of one?
[19:17] <henux> poont: google
[19:17] <unop> henux, try this.  sudo aptitude install xfonts-{100dpi,75dpi,base}
[19:17] <poont> ah ok thought there might be a specific one
[19:17] <henux> ok
[19:17] <henux> thats it i think
[19:18] <unop> henux, also this package perhaps.  x11-xfs-utils
[19:18] <henux> !info x11-xfs-utils
[19:18] <henux> maybe
[19:18] <Primius> j #barcie.s2
[19:19] <emma> hi there :)
[19:19] <henux> this is going to take some time to install unop
[19:19] <henux> thanks for your help i think this is it
[19:19] <TJ13820> Does anyone know a good way to get ubuntu server to install on to a compaq proliant server (ML530)?
[19:19] <henux> hi emma
[19:19] <emma> henux :)
[19:19] <henux> :)
[19:19] <henux> did you hear what i am doing atm?
[19:20] <johnm1019> TJ13820, as long as you download the proper build for your cpu arch it should be like installing ubuntu server anywhere else
[19:20] <TJ13820> no
[19:20] <TJ13820> it isn't johm1019
[19:20] <henux> emma: im installing ubuntu with clean basic install and taking only fluxbox and no GNOME
[19:20] <TJ13820> as soon as it gets to "Installing extra software" it fails
[19:20] <TJ13820> after you select your username and password
[19:20] <Batmanifestdesti> hmmm....
[19:21] <Batmanifestdesti> I can't get Ubuntu to stop being paranoid...
[19:21] <emma> henux: i'd be interested in the best way to get the most 'clean basic' install also.
[19:21] <johnm1019> TJ13820, what arch?
[19:21] <Batmanifestdesti> when I try to update it through virtual box, it claims that I'm not "root"
[19:21] <TJ13820> i386 johnm1019
[19:21] <Batmanifestdesti> and says that I don't have admin authority
[19:21] <TJ13820> it is intel dual xeons at 866mhz
[19:21] <btb125> bbq^: i cant see any specific file to download
[19:22] <henux> unop: ok thanks X is working now :)))
[19:22] <Batmanifestdesti> does anyone else have this issue?
[19:22] <erikja> !motion
[19:22] <henux> emma: yeah the ubuntu basic install pulls all kinds of stuff
[19:22] <nandemonai> emma, start with a server base install and take it from there :)
[19:22] <Batmanifestdesti> where is emma:
[19:22] <Batmanifestdesti> ?*
[19:22] <Thanatoast> How can I expand all folders in nautilus instead of just one at a time?
[19:22] <henux> i installed mini.iso
[19:22] <emma> nandemonai: but doesn't that come with lots of server specific stuff that is also very heavy?
[19:22] <Batmanifestdesti> they appear to have died
[19:23] <Batmanifestdesti> nvm
[19:23] <bbq^> follow the link btb125 to madwife/ubuntu
[19:23] <emma> i am alive.
[19:23] <bbq^> or something similar
[19:23] <xaniel> anyone knows about workspace switcher bug in gnome
[19:23] <Batmanifestdesti> does anyone know why Ubuntu doesn't consider me as an admin?
[19:23] <nandemonai> emma, it's been a while but from memory you have the option to just to a base install, no servers, no gui etc just the base console.
[19:23] <johnm1019> TJ13820, sounds like u ought to file a bug report
[19:24] <xaniel> anyone know about workspace switcher in ubuntu gnome
[19:24] <emma> nandemonai: ahh in the server install you get that option?
[19:24] <TJ13820> johnm1019 - alot of people had the same issue, and some resolved some not. It is a problem with the compaq smart array 2 controller
[19:24] <nandemonai> emma, pretty sure yeah.
[19:24] <Batmanifestdesti> I can't get sound running, either
[19:24] <emma> cool i'm going to check that out.
[19:24] <bbq^> btb125, http://snapshots.madwifi.org/madwifi-hal-<IP_ADDRESS>/
[19:24] <johnm1019> TJ13820, oh ok, well then u know where the problem lies
[19:24] <TJ13820> yeah,  but not a way to fix it
[19:25] <xaniel> looks like i cant select more than two desktops using compiz-fusion package
[19:25] <Batmanifestdesti> do you think I should turn off my virtual box, tweak the settings, and try again?
[19:25] <TJ13820> it seems like it can't write to the SCSI array just after the base system is installed.
[19:25] <johnm1019> TJ13820, im not sure if the ubuntu installer allows for loading of third party drivers but u might look for a source dev version for that driver, compile it yourself with different cflags for the arch and hot load them into the installer
[19:25] <johnm1019> TJ13820, sounds like a fixed driver is the only solution
[19:25] <schmolch> How can i use a different partition as my home folder? can i just enter it into fstab? and what about the permissions?
[19:25] <TJ13820> johnm1019 how do i do all of that???
[19:26] <johnm1019> TJ13820, well do you have a specific model for your array controller?
[19:26] <Batmanifestdesti> I'm going to go shut off my VM, then tweak with it to see if I can get stuff working
[19:26] <Batmanifestdesti> seeya
[19:26] <TJ13820> sym53c8xx
[19:26] <unop> schmolch, you probably want to copy your existing /home directory to the partition .. that would take care of permissions
[19:26] <nick01> how do I get compiz to show the bars above windows ?
[19:26] <TJ13820> johnm1019 sym53c8xx
[19:26] <nick01> it doesnt work with it
[19:27] <btb125> bbq^: I cant see any link from madwifi.org/ticket/1192 to anything like madwifi/ubuntu
[19:27] <nick01> or if thats not possible how do I disable compiz ?
[19:27] <schmolch> unop, so the permissions would not change just because its on a different partition then?
[19:27] <unop> schmolch, but yea, make an entry in /etc/fstab .. then do   sudo mount -a  # i guess /home would need to be empty for this to work too, so you should do this in recovery mode or from a live CD
[19:27] <bbq^> nah u have to download the file from there btb125 and make install yourself
[19:28] <bbq^> download extract, run ./configure make make install etc...
[19:28] <karab44> Hi! My source is not compile when using <vector> library. What do I need
[19:28] <johnm1019> TJ13820, well it looks like a lot of people have problems with this driver -- so I would either try and install an older version of Ubuntu server with an older driver that may work otherwise your probably SOL
[19:28] <bbq^> all as root
[19:28] <bbq^> thats the madwifi driver package for atheros
[19:28] <unop> schmolch, depends on how you copy the files over .. this should do.   sudo cp -a /home/* /path/to/mount_point/
[19:28] <schmolch> unop, i will try that, thank you.
[19:28] <TJ13820> johnm1019 - i'm sorry, the problem is, that driver BLOCKS my real driver for the compaq smart array! how do i disable it with boot flags?
[19:28] <btb125> bbq^: download then cd to the folder, make, then make install?
[19:28] <apu> Could someone tell me how to press "ok" on the gui interface when install java through the terminal and apt?
[19:29] <djhash> apu: use tab to navigate.. then space or enter
[19:29] <johnm1019> TJ13820, ok now we're getting somewhere (you probably should've said all that ^^ in your orig question line)
[19:29] <TJ13820> johnm1019, sorry xD
[19:29] <johnm1019> TJ13820, regular installs have module blacklists but since its an install CD i'm not sure how to modify that
[19:30] <TJ13820> johnm1019 - so how do you blacklist - period?
[19:30] <johnm1019> TJ13820,
[19:30] <johnm1019> TJ13820, http://www.the-little-things.net/blog/?p=32
[19:30] <FloodBot1> johnm1019: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:30] <apu> djhash: thanks, i will try it now
[19:30] <johnm1019> TJ13820, did that come thru?
[19:30] <bbq^> well btb download one of the .tar.gz files to desktop, extract it
[19:31] <bbq^> then open terminal, cd /madwififolder then make and install the driver
[19:31] <apu> djhash: Thanks a lot,
[19:31] <btb125> bbq^: tried and failed, error 2 then error 1 :s
[19:32] <btb125> make: *** [modules] Error 2
[19:32] <btb125> bbq^:
[19:32] <TJ13820> johnm1019 ah
[19:33] <TJ13820> johnm1019 now i have to find a way to black list upon booting from the install CD
[19:33] <bbq^> lol btb125 whats the error ? You may need to install some of the kernel libs and headers
[19:33] <johnm1019> TJ13820, yes, or get to a shell some point after kernel load and just rmmod it
[19:33] <bbq^> so u can build the file
[19:33] <btb125> which i can get from bbq^ ?
[19:34] <TJ13820> johnm1019 - http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/86/
[19:34] <Thanatoast> How can I expand all folders in nautilus instead of just one at a time?
[19:35] <TJ13820> johnm1019 - so is that working now :)
[19:35] <bbq^> lol using yast
[19:35] <bbq^> search for the name of the file that fails
[19:35] <bbq^> i am actually just installing suse on the laptop btb125 right now, so give me 5 minutes and i will have the exact same problems as u
[19:35] <btb125> lol
[19:35] <btb125> thanks
[19:35] <bbq^> lol
[19:36] <johnm1019> TJ13820, don't know -- I dont use ubuntu
[19:36] <bbq^> actually do me a favour, open your terminal type /sbin/lspci
[19:36] <bbq^> see if it list's your wireless there
[19:36] <btb125> no such file or dir
[19:37] <btb125> whats that lspci command?
[19:37] <TJ13820> johnm1019... *headdesk*
[19:37] <btb125> 14:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[19:38] <bbq^> sweet thats a good start then lol
[19:38] <Blacktides> Hello looking for someone who has WoW installed and running through wine?
[19:38] <NickGarvey> !wow | Blacktides
[19:39] <TJ13820> johnm1019 - sym53c8xx.blacklist=yes
[19:39] <btb125> bbq^: what is the command to see your network devices / NICs?
[19:39] <bbq^> actually this might be easier, btb125 try this link... http://en.opensuse.org/Atheros_madwifi
[19:39] <bbq^> iwconfig
[19:39] <bbq^> i think
[19:39] <bbq^> ifconfig
[19:39] <bbq^> btb125, log in as root first
[19:40] <jlewis_> what is the best DNS to block out rubbish from the net using Ubunntu?
[19:40] <btb125> ye
[19:40] <btb125> i am
[19:40] <bbq^> actually this might be easier, btb125 try this link... http://en.opensuse.org/Atheros_madwifi
[19:40] <btb125> typo?
[19:40] <mifritscher> hi
[19:40] <bbq^> try that using automatic install link mate, click on the little link at top for suse 11 (if your using 11)
[19:41] <mifritscher> will be uml or xen updated?
[19:41] <chombee> Anyone know how I can resize my ubuntu partitions? The current root and home partitions fill up the entire hard drive, and cannot be resized from within ubuntu cause they are in use. I cannot boot a livecd or from usb either. Any ideas? (if I could shrink the partition to make space for another one, I could extract an iso to the new one and boot from it.)
[19:42] <btb125> im using ubuntu
[19:42] <btb125> :(
[19:42] <btb125> ok to PM you bbq^ ?
[19:42] <Schuenemann> hey, can anyone explain me what is the "root" line in menu.lst ?
[19:42] <farid> hi btb 25
[19:42] <farid> how are u
[19:43] <btb125> farid: good thx, you?
[19:43] <bbq^> tea
[19:43] <unop> Schuenemann, it's the drive grub should select to use.
[19:43] <Santolina> hi, is there any kind of defragmentation tool in Linux that could be good run before making a partition cloning with partimage ?
[19:43] <Schuenemann> unop, how to I know the correct one?
[19:43] <farid> im fine
[19:43] <borkov> has anyone here gotten wireless to work on a dell xps m1330 with 8.04?
[19:43] <Blacktides> does anyone here play WoW on Linux?
[19:44] <farid> plz pm me
[19:44] <Schuenemann> unop, grub is on /dev/sda2 and the partition is /dev/sda3
[19:44] <borkov> has anyone here gotten wireless to work on a dell xps m1330 with 8.04? pm please
[19:45] <selje> if somebody has a solution for my ATI Radeon 2900 XT problem in ubuntu, please pm me:)
[19:45] <unop> Schuenemann,  grub starts counting from 0 .. I'm assuming that looks like /boot is on /dev/sda2, so root would be at the second partition of the second physical drive - which gives you.   root(hd1,1)
[19:46] <LordFDisk> Wondering anyone know ... would I get everything that I get in Ubuntu 8.04 if I installed ubuntustudio ?
[19:46] <unop> Schuenemann, if you are looking to install grub.. don't do this manually -- there are tools that do it all for you
[19:46] <Schuenemann> unop, it's already installed, I want to add a new entry
[19:47] <unop> Schuenemann, ok
[19:47] <Schuenemann> unop, isn't hd0 the current drive?
[19:47] <Nibbles> what is ubuntustudio
[19:47] <Thanatoast> How can I expand all folders in nautilus instead of just one at a time? Perhaps a script for it or a better place to ask?
[19:48] <unop> Schuenemann, in the context of a menu.lst that seems incomplete .. but no, it means the first physical drive
[19:48] <Vinterbound> Does somebody know how to make an image of a Linux system installation? (like Acronis Image does with Windows)
[19:49] <stwange> hey, I'm trying to find latex2pdf on ubuntu but I can't find the package. I have tetex installed. Is there an equivalent package?
[19:49] <Schuenemann> unop, I ask that because I installed a distro to a pendrive and menu.lst says hd0,1 (and it works)
[19:49] <Myrtti> stwange: hold on
[19:49] <unop> Vinterbound, you can use dd
[19:49] <Masry> I don't know if my computer is a Standard personal computer (x86 architecture, PentiumTM, CeleronTM, AthlonTM, SempronTM) or Standard personal computer (x86 architecture, PentiumTM, CeleronTM, AthlonTM, SempronTM)
[19:49] <Nibbles> to update my ubuntu to the latest verysion ( my version is 7.10 ) i clicked update, but it told me some other app was using apt-get or something
[19:49] <TJ13820> unop: i'd like to know about that too. can you provide more info?
[19:49] <Masry> how do I know
[19:50] <eightyeight> i am trying to mount an xfs filesystem with the 'acl' mount option, but it's saying bad option. does the ubuntu kernel not support xfs acls?
[19:50] <unop> Schuenemann, that only means that that operating system boot from the second partition on the first harddrive -- current drive means different things depending on what was booted, best not to use the term "current" here
[19:50] <Vinterbound> thanks
[19:50] <unop> TJ13820, about what?
[19:50] <Nibbles> im feeling hostilities here when people leave
[19:50] <Nibbles> :(
[19:50] <TJ13820> unop: copying a hard drive image of ubuntu
[19:50] <Syco54645_AAO> hello, i have my /var directory on a tmpfs.  i am trying to recompile the kernel and all went well on boot until /var was not there.  what do i have to enable in the kernel to fix this?
[19:50] <Myrtti> stwange: texlive-latex-base
[19:51] <Schuenemann> unop, oh, but I'm booting directly from the USB flashdrive
[19:51] <sandy_22> hi
[19:51] <sandy_22> folks
[19:51] <stwange> Myrtti I think I might have found an equivalent with dvipdfm, if not I'll try that. Thanks
[19:51] <unop> Vinterbound, TJ13820, well if you want an exact image of a disk or partition.  sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=/path/to/image
[19:51] <Nibbles> is it better to make a clean install of ubuntu 8.04 then updating my 7.10 ?
[19:51] <Schuenemann> unop, so hd0 is the first pendrive?
[19:51] <TJ13820> unop can you do that with ISO's?
[19:51] <Ashfire908> Kernel always gets priority over userspace, right?
[19:51] <J-_> How can I reconfigure X?
[19:52] <unop> TJ13820, what do you mean?
[19:52] <TJ13820> unop: for example make an iso of a hard drive
[19:52] <iMind> can anyone tell me where the temporary flash-files are stored on linux (when u stream a movie)?
[19:52] <eightyeight> anyone know if the ubuntu kernel supports xfs acls?
[19:52] <unop> Schuenemann, perhaps .. but it depends on your BIOS too, your BIOS might see the usb drive differently
[19:52] <Vinterbound> thanks unop
[19:52] <J-_> !xorg
[19:52] <Nibbles> unop , should i make a clean install of ubuntu 8.04 instead of clicking the update button ( newbie :( )
[19:53] <starenka> hi, how can i share via nfs to certain ips? i used  /home/ftp       192.168.1.*/<IP_ADDRESS> in /etc/exports, but got "access denied" when mounting from other machine
[19:53] <J-_> !reconfigure
[19:53] <unop> Vinterbound, TJ13820 though i would suggest using something like tar to backup data on a partition.  dd copies freespace too, which is sometimes undesirable.  tar czf /path/to/backup.tar.gz /path/to/backup
[19:53] <Nibbles> !update
[19:53] <Schuenemann> unop, hmm... I think I'll test then
[19:54] <michael> Can someone please help me get my Atheros card working on hardy heron?
[19:54] <pixelmonkey> how do I control the name in /media a specific USB disk will be auto-mounted to in Ubuntu?
[19:54] <smanen> hello everyone
[19:54] <unop> Nibbles, it's totally up to you, i never do a fresh install because i don't want to lose the way i have things setup and configured
[19:54] <Nibbles> hello
[19:54] <smanen> can anyone help me to configure my ssh server?
[19:54] <Nibbles> thanks unop ( i dont have much things )
[19:54] <michael> Its an Atheros AR5212 and I can detect networks, but I can't connect to them!
[19:54] <michael> I'm on 8.04, has anyone had this problem?
[19:54] <unop> pixelmonkey, create an entry for the disk in /etc/fstab
[19:54] <smanen> it keeps refusing the connection
[19:55] <john_help> Hey all
[19:55] <Flannel> smanen: Where are you trying to conenct from?
[19:55] <starenka> hi, how can i share via nfs to certain ips? i used  /home/ftp       192.168.1.*/<IP_ADDRESS> in /etc/exports, but got "access denied" when mounting from other machine
[19:55] <starenka> !patiance | starenka
[19:55] <drs305>  irc_conf_mode 1 apply
[19:55] <Schuenemann> unop, oh, what about the kernel and initrd lines?
[19:55] <smanen> Flannel: from my own computer
[19:55] <pixelmonkey> unop, ah, so could I just copy the entry from /etc/mtab to /etc/fstab and edit the mountpoint?
[19:55] <john_help> Hey I'm STILL having problems with my x1650 Pro, is there anyone here that has had any luck with a similar card?
[19:56] <michael> Can someone please help me? Atheros AR5212... anyone?
[19:56] <Flannel> !patience > starenka
[19:56] <starenka> :))
[19:56] <unop> pixelmonkey, well, mtab has a slightly different format to fstab .. but yea, as long as you get the fstab entry right, it should be fine
[19:56] <pixelmonkey> unop, hmm, the entry in /etc/mtab doesn't have a UUID in it... how can I find out the UUID?
[19:56] <unop> pixelmonkey, sudo blkid /dev/sdXX
[19:56] <Flannel> smanen: So, you're trying to connect to the server on the same computer?
[19:56] <unop> Schuenemann, what about them?
[19:56] <pixelmonkey> unop, that worked, thanks!
[19:56] <smanen> Flannel: i am behind a router and have already forwarded the 22 port
[19:56] <Azamat> Дай опFloodBot1:
[19:57] <john_help> I've tried open-source, manually editing xorg.conf, restricted drivers, flrgx, etc. etc.
[19:57] <scientus__> how do i replace my sever certificate with a real one?
[19:57] <smanen> Flannel: i thought i would be able to connect
[19:57] <starenka> !ru | Azamat
[19:57] <smanen> Flannel: i have also tried from another computer in the same network
[19:57] <Flannel> smanen: Same computer? or different computer?  if the latter, same LAN?
[19:57] <Azamat> Дай опFloodBot1:
[19:57] <Flannel> Azamat: english only here please.
[19:58] <Schuenemann> unop,  how should they be filled?
[19:58] <eightyeight> anyone know if the ubuntu kernel supports xfs acls?
[19:58] <michael> Please... anyone?  If I can't get this working, I can't use linux
[19:58] <smanen> Flannel: i have tried both: 1) from the same computer and 2) from another computer with windows in the same LAN
[19:58] <Azamat> Dai op
[19:58] <unop> Schuenemann, are you installing ubuntu on a USB drive?
[19:58] <sandy_22> :D
[19:58] <scientus__> how do i replace my sever certificate with a real one?
[19:59] <Flannel> smanen: Alright, lets try from windows on the same LAN.  You connect to the IP (192.168.whatever) and you still get connection refused?  are you sure that's the right IP?
[19:59] <Flannel> smanen: actually, first of all, do you have openssh-server installed?
[19:59] <Azamat> !opFloodBot1:
[19:59] <Myrtti> !english | Azamat
[19:59] <rangerzj> ubuntu.it
[19:59] <Schuenemann> unop, it already has ubuntu. I want to install a second distro. Actually, it is already installed, but I need to add its entry to grub
[19:59] <smanen> Flannel: i am able to connect from the other computer to <IP_ADDRESS> port 22(local id)
[20:00] <cemc> hi. i have a realy annoying problem with my soundcard/microphone/alsa. i boot
[20:00] <michael> Does anyone know where I can go to get help?  It seems like this chan is too busy...
[20:00] <Flannel> smanen: Alright, so you just can't connect from the external IP?
[20:00] <smanen> Flannel: yes i have it installed
[20:00] <smanen> Flannel: exactly
[20:00] <Sixofour> whats the rom name for firefox?
[20:00] <Sixofour> room
[20:00] <Flannel> smanen: Seems that your port forwarding is being done incorrectly
[20:01] <smanen> Flannel: i tried tcpdump port 22
[20:01] <Thanatoast> How can I expand all folders in nautilus instead of just one at a time? Perhaps a script for it or a better place to ask? Can anyone see my question?
[20:01] <unop> Schuenemann, well, the kernel and initrd lines don't change significantly .. just make sure that the files they point to exist
[20:01] <djhash> Sixofour: wanna try #firefox?!
[20:01] <Sixofour>  well #firefox doesn't exist apparently
[20:01] <Flannel> michael: try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[20:01] <smanen> Flannel: it gave feedback when i connected to external ip with the same computer
[20:01] <bastid_raZor> Flannel; smanen some ISP's block port 22.. i have to forward 22 to 2222 to get it to work and any external attempt to connect i need to specify 2222 as the port
[20:01] <djhash> Sixofour: i just went there its full of people
[20:01] <Flannel> Sixofour: It's #firefox on irc.mozilla.org
[20:02] <Sixofour> oh, not on freenode?
[20:02] <Sixofour> ah crap
[20:02] <Cpudan80> smanen: so you cant connect via the WAN, but you connect over the LAN?
[20:02] <michael> thank you, Flannel
[20:02] <Flannel> Sixofour: not the official one
[20:02] <smanen> Flannel: yes
[20:02] <Blacktides> anyone experienced issues with games "blinking"
[20:03] <Schuenemann> unop, like kernel should point to vmlinuz and initrd to the .gz file?
[20:03] <Azamat> :-)
[20:03] <smanen> Flannel: i guess it is a port forwarding issue
[20:03] <Cpudan80> smanen: I agree with Flannel -- what router are you using?
[20:03] <Free_Beer> how does one confirm a machine's video chipset?
[20:03] <smanen> Cpudan80: i have a Zyxel router
[20:03] <npope-laptop> Free_Beer: lspci
[20:03] <Flannel> smanen: It could very well be an ISP issue like bastid_raZor said.  We were going to get there in time :)
[20:03] <SonicEarth> HOW DO I INSTALL UBUNTU?
[20:04] <Flannel> !caps | SonicEarth
[20:04]  * bastid_raZor will stop jumping to far ahead..
[20:04] <e2k> is there any program to check if all the hardware in a laptop is working as intended on ubuntu? fans and such?
[20:04] <Cpudan80> smanen: hrm.... dont know anything about those... :-(
[20:04] <Flannel> SonicEarth: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Standard%20installation  first four steps on that page
[20:04] <Azamat> ;-)
[20:04] <Cpudan80> SonicEarth: pop the disk in and boot off the CD
[20:04] <Flannel> Azamat: Please stop.  Keep non-support chatting out of this channel
[20:04] <SonicEarth> lol, I'm jyst kidding. I already have it installed.
[20:05] <Azamat> Дай оп
[20:05] <Flannel> SonicEarth: Please don't waste the time of the volunteers of this channel.
[20:05] <Cpudan80> !ops | Azamat
[20:05] <Free_Beer> npope - thanks.  Tried that.. return VIA as chipset and I'm pretty sure it's an nvidia type. (having ussies with screen resolution since last kernel update)
[20:05] <Free_Beer> issues*
[20:05] <smanen> Flannel: port forwarding has to do with NAT setup right?
[20:06] <Cpudan80> Free_Beer: are the nvidia drivers enabled (system --> admin --> hardware drivers)
[20:06] <Hagen> hi is there a gui to choose the driver of my graphics card?
[20:06] <Hagen> i use gnome
[20:06] <Cpudan80> Hagen: system --> admin --> hardware drivers
[20:06] <tknmb> hi
[20:06] <npope-laptop> System, Administration, Hardware Driver
[20:06] <npope-laptop> Cpudan80: beat me :)
[20:06] <Cpudan80> npope-laptop: I cheated a little bit
[20:06] <Free_Beer> Cpudan: they don't appear in hardware drivers, although I'm almost positive they did prior to new kernel
[20:07] <npope-laptop> ubuntu++
[20:07] <Cpudan80> Free_Beer: hrm... this is a very common problem we are having today
[20:07] <Cpudan80> Free_Beer: sudo apt-get install nvidia
[20:07] <Cpudan80> Free_Beer: are you sure its an Nvidia card?
[20:07] <tknmb> hi how to install prozilla?
[20:07] <Cpudan80> Free_Beer: System --> Prefs --> Hardware Info
[20:07] <npope-laptop> Free_Beer: lspci | grep -i nvidia
[20:08] <Free_Beer> ah.. ok... been looking on forums, etc, but nothing came up except for a few things
[20:08] <Hagen> thx and cu
[20:08] <Cpudan80> tknmb: assuming its in the repos; sudo apt-get install prozilla;
[20:08] <npope-laptop> Free_Beer: copy and paste that to the pastebot here
[20:08] <Free_Beer> brb
[20:08] <starenka> hi, i'm a dotard, but cant find it in man pages. how to define ip mask <IP_ADDRESS>-20 in /etc/exports?
[20:08] <Cpudan80> !paste > Free_Beer
[20:08] <iamme> hello
[20:08] <Flannel> smanen: I suppose it could be, yeah.  Really, those page namings are whimsical as far as the mfcs are concerned
[20:09] <Cpudan80> starenka: IP mask?
[20:09] <iamme> I am having a problem with the screen resolution in Hardy
[20:09] <unop> starenka, man exports ?
[20:09] <starenka> Cpudan80: yep
[20:09] <Cpudan80> starenka: You mean network mask? (<IP_ADDRESS>) ?
[20:09] <npope-laptop> iamme: what is your video card?
[20:09] <starenka> unop: cant find it... it says * works only for host names....
[20:09] <smanen> Cpudan80: port forwarding has to do with NAT setup right?
[20:09] <iamme> I cant figure out
[20:09] <npope-laptop> iamme: lspci
[20:09] <starenka> Cpudan80: no. i need <IP_ADDRESS> - <IP_ADDRESS> @ <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:10] <tknmb> unable to find the package prozilla?
[20:10] <Schuenemann> unop, can you tell me what are the parameters of the kernel like? root=..., ro, etc?
[20:10] <Cpudan80> smanen: yes - so you need to forward from your router to your internal machine
[20:10] <Free_Beer> lspci comes back empty
[20:10] <Schuenemann> kernel line*
[20:10] <starenka> starenka: maybe this is not called mask than ::))
[20:10] <Cpudan80> starenka: you want 20 IPs for 1 card?
[20:10] <iamme> npope-laptop: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 65x/M650/740 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter
[20:10] <iamme> thats the raw output
[20:10] <starenka> Cpudan80: 1card?
[20:11] <Free_Beer> so, not I'm not absolutely (but pretty sure) it's an nvidia
[20:11] <Cpudan80> starenka: normally you only get 1 IP per network interface
[20:11] <Cpudan80> starenka: normally you dont get 20
[20:11] <unop> Schuenemann, I would follow an example menu.lst
[20:11] <iamme> npope-laptop: ive tried all the solutions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto as well
[20:11] <starenka> Cpudan80: well, ok i want to share folders for 20 ips on subnet <IP_ADDRESS>  ...
[20:11] <guntbert> starenka: you give the number of valid bits, f.i <IP_ADDRESS>/24 for <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>
[20:12] <npope-laptop> iamme: let me take a quick look
[20:12] <unop> Cpudan80, he wants to restrict 20 IP addresess from accessing his NFS export
[20:12] <Thanatoast> How can I expand all folders in nautilus instead of just one at a time? Perhaps a script for it or a better place to ask?
[20:12] <npope-laptop> unop: iptables fyi
[20:12] <Cpudan80> unop: oh....
[20:12] <unop> npope-laptop, silliness
[20:12] <starenka> guntbert: oh.. so THIS is how it works :)))
[20:12] <Schuenemann> unop, I am... that's what I see in the other boot options and have no clue what they mean. Anyway, I'll just restart and try instead of bothering you. Thanks
[20:12] <starenka> guntbert: thanx
[20:13] <guntbert> starenka: np
[20:13] <tknmb> ihi i have a trouble with my printer although it is correcxtly installed  , a message say that it is disconnected?
[20:13] <barbarella> guntbert:till <IP_ADDRESS>, 255 is used for broadcasting
[20:13] <npope-laptop> iamme: you tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:13] <starenka> guntbert: can you tell me, how it works?
[20:13] <npope-laptop> iamme: can you post your xorg.conf to the pastebot
[20:13] <starenka> guntbert: 24 stands for ... ?
[20:14] <Cpudan80> starenka: the number of bits used to make up the network portion of the IP
[20:14] <cpierce> 24 bits in the subnet mask
[20:14] <M_Collins> it
[20:14] <cpierce> <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:14] <Cpudan80> yeah
[20:14] <guntbert> starenka: 24 bit = 3 Bytes, so if you want <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS> u use <IP_ADDRESS>/25 (1 bit more)
[20:14] <Free_Beer> when I run the dpkg-reconfigure... it never prompts me about video.  Just a mention of framebuffers, then moves on to keyboard stuff
[20:15] <cpierce> guntbert: i wouldn't teach him that way because he is talking about limiting on nfs and he isn't going to subnet his addresses he's using /24
[20:15] <starenka> guntbert: ok but what has 24 bits to do with 128 ips?
[20:15] <unop> starenka, you'll need two entries.  one for <IP_ADDRESS>/28 and another for <IP_ADDRESS>/29
[20:15] <guntbert> barbarella: yes, but the calculation of the addresses is the same
[20:15] <iamme> npope-laptop: http://mibbit.com/pb/Ih3wIZ
[20:15] <Thanatoast> Can anyone see what I am typing?
[20:15] <unop> starenka, though the second one includes <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS> too
[20:15] <npope-laptop> Thanatoast: yes
[20:16] <Thanatoast> lol.  That's disappointing.
[20:16] <npope-laptop> Thanatoast: haha
[20:16] <Thanatoast> No one has any experience with nautilus, I guess
[20:16] <starenka> nevermind guys.. will read something concerning this issue.. thanx for showing the way
[20:17] <npope-laptop> iamme: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt seem to do anything... try switching to init 3 (sudo init 3) then reissue sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:17] <cpierce> Thanatoast:  check in gconf-editor
[20:17] <Flannel> Thanatoast: You're question was sort of vague to begin with.  What on earth does that mean?
[20:17] <iamme> npope-laptop: ok
[20:17] <irv> where can i get help with live cd on an older dell laptp
[20:17] <npope-laptop> irv: whats the problem
[20:18] <irv> i can't seem to get the operating system to recognize my wireless
[20:18] <Thanatoast> Instead of clicking on the tiny triangle for each folder in nautilus to expand the folder, I want to be able to expand all of them at the same time
[20:18] <ozo> hola
[20:18] <oceadic> Hi there....got a small problem I need help with
[20:18] <smanen> Flannel: is it possible that my router does not support ssh?
[20:18] <npope-laptop> irv: thats not a problem... it is proprieary thats why it doesnt work, youll have to install the firmware for the wireless card
[20:18] <oceadic> I installed Hardy on a Toshiba Portege M200 tablet
[20:18] <guntbert> cpierce: I didn't give an exact answer, wanted to point a sensible way to do the calculations himself :)
[20:18] <npope-laptop> irv: lspci to see what your wireless is
[20:19] <dstrbdfrk> can i get some help my ex hd wont mount anymore
[20:19] <unop> starenka, something like this /share -alldirs -network <IP_ADDRESS> -mask <IP_ADDRESS>   and  /share -alldirs -network <IP_ADDRESS> -mask <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:19] <Flannel> smanen: If the router does do port forwarding, it'll work.  packets are packets.
[20:19] <npope-laptop> dstrbdfrk: is it in fstab?
[20:19] <smanen> Flannel: when i go to remote management i see : 1)FTP 2)Telnet 3) Web
[20:19] <oceadic> I got everthing working properly except sound. Every install guide I read, and I read a lot of them getting the damn tablet rotation working, says sound should work out of the box
[20:19] <tremby> the IrcGuidelines (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines) says the bot is called "ubotu" where at the moment at least he appears to be called "ubottu". it says not to edit the page without asking though, so this is just to let any mods or anything know
[20:19] <iamme> npope-laptop: doesnt change anything
[20:19] <Cpudan80> smanen: more likely scenario is that your ISP forbids SSH traffic
[20:19] <Flannel> smanen: No "port forwrding" sort of stuff?
[20:19] <irv> nope-laptop: I just want to experience linux without installing it. How do I install a firmware into "virtual memory". I'm really a newbie at this.
[20:19] <npope-laptop> grrr. whats your resolution 800x600?
[20:19] <dstrbdfrk> nopoe-laptop: whats fstab?
[20:20] <npope-laptop> iamme: grrr. whats your resolution 800x600?
[20:20] <Cpudan80> tremby: ubottu is the stand in
[20:20] <iamme> npope-laptop: it just asks about a kernel framebuffer and then goes to kb stuff and my res is 800x600
[20:20] <tremby> it's usually ubotu is it? ok
[20:20] <starenka> unop: ok. stil not getting the things... need to read smthng more about tcpip i guess :OO
[20:20] <oceadic> Any ideas?
[20:20] <smanen> Flannel: there is NAT (Network adressing translation)
[20:20] <bastid_raZor> smanen; how about virtual server?
[20:20] <npope-laptop> irv: idk if you can... it would be in system, administration, Hardware Drivers... gonna have to be connected to a wired connection to install it though
[20:20] <Cpudan80> tremby: lately ubottu has been standing in a lot -- not sure what's been happening with ubottu lately
[20:20] <smanen> Flannel: that is what i have used up to now to open ports
[20:21] <Flannel> smanen: Do you have (along the left side) Wizard Setup, Advanced Setup, Maintenence, Log out?
[20:21] <dstrbdfrk> npope-laptop; it says the log file indicates unclean shutdown
[20:21] <npope-laptop> iamme: did this happen after the recent kernel upgrade?
[20:21] <npope-laptop> dstrbdfrk: run a check on it
[20:21] <ekow> Does anyone know why I can't install XP?  It says "Unknown Disk" on setup but my hard drive is formatted ntfs, also i can install vista no problem, just not xp...
[20:21] <dstrbdfrk> how do i do that ?
[20:21] <iamme> npope-laptop: i dont think so, i just freshly installed the system about 2 hrs ago and havent put any upgrades on it
[20:21] <irv> npope-laptop: what's "idk"
[20:21] <npope-laptop> dstrbdfrk: e2fsck
[20:21] <unop> starenka, read up on subnetting and address summarization ..   <IP_ADDRESS>/28  includes address from <IP_ADDRESS> upto <IP_ADDRESS> .. the second one includes address from .16 upto .22
[20:21] <npope-laptop> irv: i dont know
[20:22] <atlef> ekow: sata drive
[20:22] <bastid_raZor> !windows | ekow
[20:22] <npope-laptop> iamme: what are the specs of the comp...
[20:22] <starenka> unop: thanx. a new thing every day. life is beautiful :))
[20:22] <smanen> Flannel: yes
[20:23] <irv> npope-laptop: I'll reboot and take a look to see if it's there. Thanks
[20:23] <Flannel> smanen: go into advanced, then NAT, is the title of that page something like "Edit SUA/NAT Server Set"?
[20:23] <npope-laptop> BRB
[20:23] <smanen> Flannel: yes
[20:23] <iamme> npope-laptop: stock hp pavilion 540n w/ p4 processor @ 1.6GHz, 256 megs of ram, and i believe 32 megs of video memory
[20:24] <Aturner44> Does anyone know how I can use a .dem file?
[20:24] <Flannel> smanen: right, that's where you do port forwarding.  22, 22, ipaddress
[20:24] <smanen> Flannel: 1) None 2) SUA only 3) Full feature
[20:24] <iamme> npope-laptop: its actually not mine, just a friends who asked me to put linux on
[20:24] <oceadic> Hmm. Figured it out. Damn volume control had everything muted
[20:24] <Flannel> smanen: SUA only
[20:24] <Flannel> smanen: and then Edit Details
[20:24] <Leefmc> Question: I added a Launchpad User's "PPA" repository for a patched build of UFRaw to fix a bug, and that works great, but he also has a bunch of other patches/updates that ubuntu is trying to get me to install. How do i disable this without ruining his patched UFRaw?
[20:25] <smanen> Flannel: that is what i have done
[20:25] <remczy> Hi people... Can anybody tell me how to make mi Toshiba A205-S5000 Wifi work? I've followed all the instructions about madwifi, ndiswrapper and nowthing happened... Only with ndiswrapper but when I restart it brokes down again
[20:25] <Flannel> Leefmc: just download the one deb file and install it manually
[20:25] <iamme> npope-laptop: brb, gonna see if increasing the vid memory in bios helps. it has shared vid memory
[20:25] <starenka> unop: well, it works, but the directory is empty... i got the dirs on source machine binded (because of proftpd)- is that a problem?
[20:25] <Leefmc> Flannel: You can download deb files from the launchpad ppa's? How? (Im new to launchpad aswell, all a bit foreign to me :)
[20:25] <Aturner44> Flannel can you help me with this ndiswrapper package?
[20:25] <Flannel> smanen: Alright, do you have any other services on this computer?  say... http?  so we can just check to see if the forwarding is working?
[20:26] <dstrbdfrk> how do i run a check on my ex hd?
[20:26] <smanen> Flannel: yes
[20:26] <m_newton> Quick Question, are wire less cards interchangable
[20:26] <smanen> Flannel: how can i check?
[20:26] <Aturner44> How do I install something using a deb file? :S
[20:26] <Bhavesh> Aturner44 dpkg -i filename.deb
[20:26] <Aturner44> just that in terminal?
[20:26] <Bhavesh> Aturner44 yes
[20:27] <Flannel> smanen: Port forward port 80, and then see if your web server works with your external IP
[20:27] <Aturner44> okay, well ill go try that :D and if it doesnt work ill most likely be back lol.
[20:27] <kblin> hi
[20:27] <Aturner44> thankyou very much.
[20:27] <Flannel> Aturner44: to add it to your repos: dev [url] blah, go to that URL
[20:27] <Thanatoast> cpierce: I don't see how gconf-editor is going to tell me what button to press to expand sub-folders?
[20:27] <Radux_> Hi, i am looking for a good password manager that runs on linux, preferably can also be boot thru a thumbdrive, can anyone help me out?
[20:27] <kblin> whoops, typo in the channel name
[20:27] <dstrbdfrk> how do i use e2sck to fix my external harddrive
[20:27] <npope-laptop> dstrbdfrk: man e2fsck
[20:28] <npope-laptop> dstrbdfrk: assuming in ext*
[20:28] <smanen> Flannel: ok
[20:28] <starenka> Radux_: keepass
[20:28] <remczy> Hi people... Can anybody tell me how to make mi Toshiba A205-S5000 Wifi work? I've followed all the instructions about madwifi, ndiswrapper and nowthing happened... Only with ndiswrapper but when I restart it brokes down again
[20:28] <smanen> Flannel: i have forwarded port 80
[20:28] <starenka> Radux_: also available on win...
[20:28] <dstrbdfrk> npope-laptop ;  im super new man lol i dont understand   i typed e2fsck in terminal and it didnt seem to do anythng
[20:29] <Flannel> Leefmc: to add it to your repos, you have: "deb [url] blah" in your sources.list, go to that [URL]
[20:29] <Leefmc> Flannel: K
[20:29] <starenka> !keepass | Radux_
[20:29] <smanen> Flannel: when i write the external ip (the one i get from ipchicken.com) i go back to the router config page
[20:29] <starenka> !keepassx | Radux_
[20:29] <Flannel> Leefmc: then once there, go to pool, and then theyre listed by first letter
[20:29] <Radux_> starenka, i thought keepass was windows only?
[20:29] <Leefmc> Flannel: The only thing is, wont installing the deb cause the same core problem as if i just removed the repo? The core problem being, ubuntu will continually try to downgrade UFRaw?
[20:30] <starenka> Radux_: nope...
[20:30] <Flannel> smanen: Mmmmm, yeah, That makes sense.
[20:30] <Flannel> Leefmc: no, it won't try and downgrade
[20:30] <Radux_> starenka,  linux.com article from 2005 lol. So at one point it was I guess.
[20:30] <Flannel> smanen: Are you running ssl on that webserver?
[20:30] <Leefmc> Flannel: So can i just remove the repo, instead of reinstalling the deb?
[20:30] <cpierce> Thanatoast: the first time you asked the question it was so broad I thought it might be an option you were looking for
[20:30] <starenka> Radux_: i dont know if it is in repos ( i think it is keepassx), if not get it from their site...
[20:30] <Flannel> Leefmc: Yeah
[20:30] <amal029> whereis e2fsck | awk '{print $2}' | xargs man
[20:30] <Radux_> starenka, yea i saw it on google :)
[20:31] <Thanatoast> I am not sure how to make my question more specific
[20:31] <starenka> Radux_: dunno, i use it. dunne where i got it
[20:31] <smanen> Flannel: i don't know what ssl is
[20:31] <smanen> Flannel: let me google it
[20:31] <Flannel> smanen: Alright. Don't worry about it then.
[20:31] <Leefmc> Flannel: Gotcha, thanks :). I swore ubuntu did that though, because i seem to recall it doing that to some custom builds i had, if i remember right i had to put holds on them and only use aptitude, or ubuntu would downgrade my build.. am i not correct?
[20:31] <newbe1> what's with the new kernel updates?     what is a kernel?
[20:31] <remczy> Can anybody please help me to make my Atheros Wireless card work?
[20:31] <Leefmc> Flannel: Or are the two different issues (custom build, vs "newer" deb)
[20:31] <Flannel> Leefmc: No, Ubuntu won't downgrade package versions unless you tell it to.
[20:31] <Leefmc> Flannel: Huh, k :)
[20:32] <Flannel> Leefmc: If the version in the repos is *higher* than the manually installed version, it will try and upgrade.
[20:32] <Radux_> starenka,  Ah i see, keepass is windows only, keepassx is linux :D
[20:32] <Free_Beer> remczy: have your tried wicd?  I found it helpful
[20:32] <onetb> just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on ASUS eee 901.  has two SSD's, one 4gb (OS) and other 16gb.  The 16gb was /home under Xandros and I want it to be /home now for Ubuntu.  Can I change this without reinsttalling?
[20:32] <starenka> Radux_: oh, but it looks the same... :)))
[20:32] <remczy> I've tried all... but It only works at the moment... when I restart it goes down again...
[20:33] <smanen> Flannel: so what should be next step?
[20:33] <Flannel> smanen: We're going to assume your router port forwards correctly, and that the issue is your ISP blocking connections on port 22.  We'll change your SSH server's port number (and the forwarded port number) and see if it works.  This will also give you a lot less spam on your ssh server.
[20:34] <smanen> Flannel: ok
[20:34] <onetb>  just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on ASUS eee 901.  has two SSD's, one 4gb (OS) and other 16gb.  The 16gb was /home under Xandros and I want it to be /home now for Ubuntu.  Can I change this without reinsttalling?
[20:34] <newbe1> what's with the new kernel updates?     what is a kernel?
[20:34] <Radux_> starenka, yea, its just a windows port. also for the record it is in the repos, but its an older version
[20:34] <amal029> kernel is something which lets use your hardware
[20:34] <Flannel> smanen: so, while we're here (at the router page), we might as well do that.  So, pick another port number (something higher) that isn't used for anything else that you know of.
[20:34] <smanen> Flannel: so i have to change ssh server port
[20:35] <Flannel> smanen: Someone earlier had suggested 2222
[20:35] <markowen> hey
[20:35] <newbe1> ok
[20:35] <starenka> Radux_: hehe, yep just dled the .deb and gdebi says, i have older ver in repos... :))
[20:35] <iamme> onetb: im not an expert, but you should be able to at least make that /home without formatting
[20:35] <markowen> ok
[20:35] <RIPPED> ola
[20:35] <markowen> ok
[20:35] <krzysiek> hi
[20:35] <RIPPED> hello
[20:35] <markowen> ok
[20:35] <krzysiek> anyone runs MuOnline on ubuntu?
[20:35] <Thanatoast> OK.  I have a folder with 2,665 sub-folders.  I want to expand all of those 2,665 sub-folders at the same time in nautilus. Rather than clicking on the 2,665 triangles.  Is that possible and if so, how?
[20:35] <markowen> f
[20:35] <onetb> iamme: I thought so, but I can't find guides on it
[20:35] <Flannel> smanen: It doesn't really matter, as long as you can rememberit, and its not stepping on the toes of somethign else you're running.  The config is the very top of /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:35] <Radux_> starenka, does it go under the apps menu somewhere, or do you have to boot it by cli?
[20:36] <RIPPED> i installed ubuntu desktop on my lap top in dual mode , but i cant connet to my modem wireless .. trough wirelless , only by cable why ?
[20:36] <smanen> Flannel: ok
[20:36] <Uwe> hi all
[20:36] <onetb> so does anyone know how to change where /home is located?
[20:36] <iamme> onetb: by doing a manual install, you can just change the /home partiton's mount point
[20:36] <smanen> Flannel: let me vim it
[20:36] <Flannel> smanen: remember that once you change that config file, you'll need to restart your sshd, sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[20:36] <iamme> onetb: a manual partition in the installer
[20:36] <sebrock> how do I disable read/write caching? Its giving me errors when using partimage
[20:36] <starenka> Radux_: i think keepass works...
[20:36] <onetb> yeah, but I don't wanna reinstall
[20:37] <starenka> Radux_: which says: /usr/bin/keepass
[20:37] <bobernet> sebrock: man hdparm
[20:37] <amal029> onetb: in you /etc/fstab do /dev/your-16gb partition /home ext3-or-whatever-partition-that-is defaults 0 0
[20:37] <Radux_> starenka, yes i just did it thru alt+f2 then keepassx
[20:37] <atlef> onetb: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/01/29/move-home-to-its-own-partition/
[20:37] <smanen> Flannel: ok
[20:38] <smanen> Flannel: done editing and restarting
[20:38] <onetb> amal029: i think I follow.  let me check it out
[20:38] <starenka> Radux_: dunno maybe i made alias or symlink :))
[20:38]  * Arkenklo sez Oh noes!
[20:38] <Radux_> starenka, is there a guide that describes how to use it well?
[20:38] <starenka> Radux_: it's a good while ago :)))
[20:38] <smanen> Flannel: now i have to port forward right?
[20:38] <starenka> Radux_: how to use what? keepass? it pretty easy app. you will figure it out in a sec..
[20:38] <zethero1> Synaptic is showing me an old version of a package which does not even exist in that repo ... and becasue of this I cannot install the app .... please help
[20:38] <onetb> atlef:  AWESOME
[20:39] <sebrock> bobernet, its a sata drive so that wont work. however you dont know the exact way?
[20:39] <Radux_> starenka, well for example, i want to create a new database, but it also has a key file thing, whats that about?
[20:39] <Flannel> smanen: yeah, you need to update the port forward
[20:39] <Aturner44> okay...can anyone help me with "ndiswrapper utils"? I have installed ndiswrapper and when i try to use it i get a message saying "no ndiswrapper utils found" and I dont know what to do now lol
[20:39] <starenka> Radux_: never used such, sorry... i just use it to store & generate passes
[20:40] <zethero1> please help
[20:40] <iamme> ok, can anybody else help me fix my screen resolution?
[20:40] <smanen> Flannel: hmmm
[20:40] <smanen> Flannel: i did it all
[20:40] <Radux_> starenka, and thats why I asked for a guide or something,lol. I get the idea of you generate a database then put in whatever you like but wasnt sure about the key file thing
[20:40] <smanen> Flannel: but when i try to ssh the local ip i can only do it from 22 port
[20:40] <bobernet> sebrock: use sdparm, then.  it's very's simpl -W is write, i don't remember the switch for read
[20:40] <bobernet> sebrock: man sdparm will tell you.
[20:40] <Flannel> smanen: Did you remember to save your config changes before restarting?
[20:41] <Flannel> smanen: or did you just edit it in RAM? :)
[20:41] <Radux_> starenka,  found what i needed
[20:41] <starenka> Radux_: ok..
[20:41] <smanen> Flannel: i saved it xD
[20:41] <Flannel> smanen: and you restarted ssh?  (and it worked fine?)
[20:41] <smanen> Flannel: should the # before every line in the file bother me?
[20:42] <Flannel> smanen: Every line?
[20:42] <smanen> Flannel: well not every line
[20:42] <Flannel> smanen: Is there a # in front of the Port line?
[20:42] <smanen> Flannel: #   Port 2222
[20:42] <Flannel> smanen: ... uncomment that
[20:43] <Flannel> smanen: That's odd that that's there.  But just uncomment it and we'll be fine
[20:43] <Nutzebahn> Hello. Can someone recommend a SMS Gateway/server for Linux which is free?
[20:43] <smanen> Flannel: can i pastebin the file so that you can read it?
[20:43] <smanen> Flannel: almost everything there is commented
[20:43] <Flannel> smanen: If you want, sure.  But that comment was the problem.  I don't need to see much else.
[20:44] <smanen> Flannel: ok
[20:44] <btb125> what can i use for running windows programs on an amd pc?
[20:44] <Flannel> smanen: the two lines under it (ListenAddress and ListenAddress) are both commented out, right?
[20:44] <atlef> btb125: ?
[20:44] <alexi5> do you guys know of any media servers for linux ?
[20:44] <bobernet> sebrock: sdparm -W0 /dev/sda  disables write cacheing.  there's no command to disable read cacheing that i could see.
[20:45] <smanen> Flannel: i don't have those lines (i better pastebin it)
[20:45] <sebrock> bobernet ok thanks
[20:45] <iamme> i need help with a resolution problem in Hardy
[20:45] <bobernet> iamme: what's the problem?
[20:45] <Radux_> Is there a simple way to encrypt a file, specifically so it can only be opened when a password is given, I need this to work on both ubuntu and winxp
[20:46] <iamme> bobernet: it says the max resolution is 960x600, but it is at least 1024x768
[20:46] <karname> how i can to live my gnome in ubuntu 8.04 , in nautilus when i coping a file , size of the file doesn't change , how can i live it?
[20:46] <iamme> bobernet: ive tried all the stuff at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto, and none of it worked
[20:46] <bobernet> iamme: what video driver are you using?
[20:46] <amal029> What does living a file mean?
[20:47] <PriceChild> Radux_: http://advosys.ca/viewpoints/2006/07/pgp-symmetric-encryption/
[20:47] <smanen> Flannel: you can see the file at pastebin.com
[20:47] <Flannel> smanen: you need to give the URL
[20:47] <iamme> bobernet: the standard one for this card from lspci 'VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 65x/M650/740 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter '
[20:48] <jharder> hey everyone
[20:48] <smanen> Flannel: i am not sure if this is it: http://pastebin.com/m6c317617
[20:49] <Ikelo1> hello?
[20:49] <Radux_> PriceChild, that seems awfully complicated
[20:49] <bobernet> iamme: what video driver are you using in /etc/X11/xorg.conf for your video card?
[20:49] <jharder> i'm deploying an ubuntu web server and i'm having problems pinging the outside world
[20:49] <Flannel> smanen: ah.  Whats the name of the file you're editing?
[20:50] <PriceChild> Radux_: to encrypt... gpg --symmetric filename
[20:50] <PriceChild> Radux_: to decrypt... gpg -d filename
[20:50] <Aturner44> Can anyone tell me why when i start up ubuntu it starts up in "busybox built in shell"?
[20:50] <iamme> bobernet: it doesnt say anything about drivers in the 'monitor' or 'screen' sections
[20:50] <iamme> like no driver line
[20:50] <Aturner44> i just got the ndiswrapper working too :@
[20:50] <smanen> Flannel: /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[20:51] <Radux_> PriceChild, but does it work with winxp?
[20:51] <Flannel> smanen: right.  we want /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:51] <iamme> bobernet: this is my xorg.conf
[20:51] <bobernet> iamme: what video card is in you machine?
[20:51] <iamme> http://mibbit.com/pb/qGzZfz
[20:51] <W9ZEB> is there an easy way to resolve "No audio in Flash" ?
[20:51] <bobertdos> Ikelo1: How may we help you?
[20:51] <W9ZEB> It was working, and now, it's not.
[20:51] <PriceChild> Radux_: ahh for winxp... i think there is a gpg for that... but no idea
[20:51] <smanen> Flannel: ok sorry
[20:51] <Aturner44> PriceChild, can you help me?
[20:51] <PriceChild> Radux_: I know that 'truecrypt' is cross-platform, and is graphical
[20:52] <Ikelo1> Oh I'm sorry bobertdos
[20:52] <Flannel> smanen: No worries.  That's the config for ssh clients, not sshd, the server (daemon).
[20:52] <W9ZEB> audio in general works, just not audio in flash videos etc.
[20:52] <iamme> bobernet: from lspci it appears to be a 'VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 65x/M650/740 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter '
[20:52] <Ikelo1> was looking at something else for a minute
[20:52] <dasdajs> how do I disable automatic cpufreq, so that it runs at the maximum all the time?
[20:52] <PriceChild> Aturner44: what message is it telling you?
[20:52] <smanen> Flannel: i see
[20:52] <Radux_> PriceChild, i was hoping there was a simple solution, thanks for the help though, i'll look around.
[20:52] <StepNjump> Hi guys, I don't know what is going on. Everytime I reboot, I don't have access to the web. It looks like I need to start firestarter and then turn off the firewall. When I start it again, everything works as normal... Pretty weird
[20:53] <smanen> Flannel: ssh smanen.homelinux.com -p 2222
[20:53] <smanen> Flannel: ssh smanen.homelinux.com -p 2222
[20:53] <shappie> I got a really strange problem with ubuntu hardy and the fglrx driver
[20:53] <shappie> Everywhere it says its enabled
[20:53] <smanen> Flannel: connection refused
[20:53] <shappie> but when i type in the terminal: fglrxinfo
[20:53] <shappie> it says mesa drivers...
[20:53] <shappie> how i change that?
[20:53] <bobernet> iamme: in the Device section, try adding   Driver  "sis"
[20:53] <Ikelo1> anyways from what I understand, the audio drivers in Linux can only handle one process at a time accessing the sound card in a system, and I recently opened up totem to listen to some sound files
[20:53] <Aturner44> "Assuming driver cache: write through"
[20:54] <iamme> bobernet: ok, brb
[20:54] <BlueKoala> Can anyone tell me how I can tell which kernel version I am using?
[20:54] <Ikelo1>  then I opened firefox  and went to youtube
[20:54] <Aturner44> its just starting up in like terminal kind of thing :S
[20:54] <karname> how i can to live my gnome in ubuntu 8.04 , in nautilus when i coping a file , size of the file doesn't change , how can i live it?
[20:54] <atlef> BlueKoala: uname -r
[20:54] <BlueKoala> atlef: Thanks!
[20:54] <ivantis_> does anyone here hate me?
[20:54] <Ikelo1> realizing that this was a mistake, I went and killed totem and that instence of firefox and restarted the browser
[20:54] <ivantis_> !ping
[20:54] <Radux_> ivantis_,  obviously me. Obviously.
[20:54] <Nutzebahn> Hello. Can someone recommend a SMS Gateway/server for Linux which is free?
[20:55] <Nutzebahn> which has a GUI
[20:55] <Ikelo1> however, it still wont seem to connect to the sound card, and im not sure what to do....
[20:55] <Radux_> Ikelol, what made you think sound drivers can only handle one audio source at a time?
[20:55] <Ikelo1> I went to view processes and pulse audio is still sleeping
[20:55] <bobertdos> Ikelo1: Which one do you want to have control? Totem or Firefox?
[20:55] <Flannel> smanen: Does it work with your internal IP?
[20:55] <bobernet> ivantis_: what do you need?
[20:56] <smanen> Flannel: yes
[20:56] <Aturner44> can anyone tell me why my computer is starting up in "Busy box built in shell" and saying "Assuming driver cache: write through" :@
[20:56] <Flannel> smanen: Alright, instead of the homelinux thing, try your actual IP
[20:56] <bbq^> Ikelo1, there should be no problem with what you did ? I have done that many times before
[20:56] <Ikelo1> firefox at this moment  and in answer to the other question some one informed me that is just the way it workd, and I took their word on it...  >.>
[20:56] <ivantis_> bobernet: nothing, some people in #armagetron are just rly annoyed with me
[20:56] <smanen> Flannel: you mean the router external ip right?
[20:56] <billybigrigger_> hey all
[20:56] <Flannel> smanen: yeah, go to whatismyip.com or whatever
[20:57] <bobertdos> Ikelo1: More specifically, you want flash to have it, right?
[20:57] <jrib> Radux_: it's easy enough to create a menu item in nautilus that will run gpg --symmetric FILE.  Nautilus will already decrypt such a file automatically
[20:57] <Ikelo1> yes I'm sorry your are correct
[20:57] <smanen> Flannel: connection refused
[20:57] <Aturner44> can anyone tell me why my computer is starting up in "Busy box built in shell" and saying "Assuming driver cache: write through" and how to get it back to normal? :@
[20:57] <Ikelo1> should I kill pulseaudio and re-start the browser?
[20:57] <Thanatoast> I will just assume that it is not possible and move on, I suppose
[20:57] <bobertdos> Ikelo1: If you installed Flash 9 from the repos, you will also want to install libflashsupport.
[20:57] <billybigrigger_> i have a question, i used nvidia-settings to setup dual view i have my laptop connected to my tv via hdmi and 1080, on my tv i can see my background and if i mouse over i can see my mouse on my tv, but i try and drag my totem window over to the tv and nothing, how do i start totem on my TV? display #2
[20:57] <billybigrigger_> ???
[20:58] <guntbert_> !repeat | Aturner44
[20:58] <bobernet> Aturner44: do you have a CD in the drive?  did you boot to recovery mode?
[20:58] <Aturner44> okay sorry
[20:58] <Flannel> smanen: And you're sure your forwarding to the right internal IP and stuff? that is, your server?
[20:58] <Ikelo1> Alright thank you
[20:58] <Aturner44> umm, there is a game in the cd driver yes :S
[20:59] <smanen> Flannel: yes
[20:59] <smanen> Flannel: 2222 2222 <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:59] <bobernet> Aturner44: are you sure you're booting from the bootloader/root partition on your hdd and not the CD?
[20:59] <iamme> bobernet: i added that line in the 'Monitor' section, and upon restarting X, it gave me an 'Ubuntu Low Resolution Warning' message, and still didnt work, even when i selected 1024x768 as the resolution
[20:59] <Flannel> smanen: Don't know what to tell you.  It's a problem with the port forwarding of your router
[20:59] <smanen> Flannel: ok
[20:59] <dasdajs> how I change the default governor?
[20:59] <bobernet> iamme: define "didn't work"
[20:59] <smanen> Flannel: thanks for the help
[21:00] <Flannel> smanen: Try doing port 2221 to 2223 instead of 2222 to 2222
[21:00] <Aturner44> ill take the disk out and reboot but i think so yes.
[21:00] <iamme> bobernet: it is still at 800x600, what it was before i tried that
[21:00] <Radux_> jrib, sure, but the problem is XP
[21:00] <Flannel> smanen: Oh, did you hit "save" on thebottom of that screen after editing?
[21:00] <jrib> Radux_: I agree with you there.  The problem is XP
[21:01] <smanen> Flannel: doesnt work
[21:01] <smanen> Flannel: yes i saved
[21:01] <Ikelo1> bobertdos  Thank you for your help that seems to have fixed the problem
[21:01] <Radux_> jrib, i've just decided to go with a weak password, kept on its own 128mb usb key :)
[21:02] <bobernet> iamme: k.  to the xorg.conf, in the Screen section, add SubSection "Display <CR> Modes   "1024x768" <CR> EndSubSection    where each <CR> means hit the Enter key
[21:02] <smanen> Flannel: if i do sudo tcpdump port 2222 and i ssh smanen.homelinux.com -p 2222 i get some feedback
[21:02] <Radux_> jrib, i have a 63char entirely random pass i am using on my pass manager, so to remember that would be tough, doing it this way should work easily enough.
[21:02] <jrib> Radux_: write a poem or something :)
[21:02] <smanen> Flannel: so i'd say the router is properly forwarding
[21:02] <Radux_> jrib, lmfao
[21:03] <Flannel> Radux_: sentences are the best passwords
[21:03] <bobernet> iamme: can you paste the lspci output for your vid card again, as well
[21:03] <Radux_> jrib, roses are red, violets are blue, dont you dare try and get into this file you bastard.
[21:03] <Radux_> Flannel, thats not true
[21:04] <Radux_> Flannel, what is better? ' I like long walks on the beach ' or '14@bnsdfHJKJl*=&#gfjhn' lol. more random then that though.
[21:04] <deebus> anyone having issues with nvidia drivers?
[21:04] <_blitz> deebus, not I, nvidia-glx is better than ever
[21:04] <smanen> Flannel: i must go have dinner thanks for the help
[21:04] <deebus> I go into "hardware drivers", enable the nvidia driver, but in the "nvidia settings" tool, it says it appears I'm not using the nvidia driver.  what gives?
[21:04] <smanen> Flannel: see you later
[21:05] <_blitz> deebus, did you reboot X after enabling it?
[21:05] <iamme> bobernet: it appears that the low res warning config already added that
[21:05] <Flannel> Radux_: Well, "I like long walks on the beach" doesn't include any puncutation or numbers, but if you changed it to include those... randomness doesn't really matter.
[21:05] <deebus> blitz: yes, I did
[21:05] <iamme> bobernet: ill reboot just to be sure
[21:05] <deebus> restarted X, even restarted my box altogether
[21:05] <Radux_> Flannel, well it does. Sorta. The only benefit of a sentence is being able to remember it.
[21:05] <bobernet> iamme: that's good.  did it also add BusID to the Device section for your card?
[21:06] <_blitz> deebus, check out your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see what youre usin
[21:06] <Flannel> Radux_: Can you remember 14@bnsdfHJKJl*=&#gfjhn?
[21:06] <Radux_> Flannel, thats what I said above. Thus the best way I see it is to have a password manager with all those funky passwords in it
[21:06] <Flannel> Radux_: Remembering passwords is a key part of having a password.
[21:06] <deebus> blitz: driver is "nvidia"
[21:07] <Radux_> Flannel, for sure, thats why I like the idea of having a usb key or something similar with that odd key on it. So unless they have the physical drive, they cant get the pass.
[21:07] <Radux_> Flannel, check this site out ; https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm
[21:07] <duiu> If I use VNC via the remote desktop preference page, and then realvnc on a windows machine to control my ubuntu desktop, do I have to be logged in already on Ubuntu?
[21:07] <_blitz> deebus, hmm ..  well, youre using the nvidia driver then if thats any consolation
[21:07] <sully_6119> hi all. got a problem with nvidia after update today on my thinkpad.
[21:08] <sully_6119> didn't pay much attention to what was updating, since i've never had problems in the last 2 years...
[21:08] <_blitz> maybe this nvidia thing just started? :P
[21:08] <sully_6119> i tried going back to prev kernel, but i still have this error
[21:08] <{_SmOkE_}> kkk
[21:08] <sully_6119> (EE) Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found)
[21:08] <sully_6119> but lsmod:
[21:08] <sully_6119> nvidia               4718832  0
[21:09] <guntbert_> !enter|sully
[21:09] <Blacktidez> btw if anyone else asks about ubuntu and blinking on games they are running ati cards and need to turn off visual effects while playing games.
[21:09] <danbhfive> Radux_: how about a device that has passwords generated via satellite, and updated every 2 minutes
[21:09] <Thanatoast> Hmm, if anyone cares.  It looks like Shift (or maybe ctrl) and the numberpad + key  is now expanding all the sub-folders in nautilus, gonna take a little while to do it
[21:09] <Radux_> danbfive, already have a few of those
[21:09] <Unseen> sully_6119, re-install your nvida driver
[21:10] <Unseen> so it will recompile to your current kernel
[21:10] <sully_6119> Unseen: tried that too. with this:
[21:10] <iamme> bobernet: it works!!!!!
[21:10] <Radux_> danbhfive, , already have a few of those
[21:10] <iamme> bobernet: i guess adding the driver line messed it up, loading that utility, which made it work :P
[21:11] <perillux> the Ubuntu cd image is 690MB but I only have 650MB cd's..  is there anyway I could still do this, via some kind of compression?  I'm only 40mb away....
[21:11] <sully_6119> Unseen: hrm, command isn't in history. did it through recovery console. but it was something like: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new...
[21:11] <sully_6119> i have X, but of course it runs at 800x600 :(