[17:05] <daniel__> meganerd: ok i tried with a php info and it works is drupal the one that do not works
[17:05] <Nitsuga> you have to update xserver-xorg as well
[17:05] <tiger_> joe: every then and now. it is just annoying. i am at 904, it kept trying upgrade to 910
[17:05] <xgvictoriax> twice now my laptop has suddenly logged me out for no reason, i am using hardy...is there anyone who might help me clarify why this keeps occuring? it seems out of the blue
[17:05] <sidh> ok thank you very much
[17:06] <Nitsuga> owner, I have to go
[17:06] <Nitsuga> good luck
[17:06] <xgvictoriax> both times it happened while i browsed youtube
[17:06] <trevor> how do i reset my virtual resolution after configuring my display settings?
[17:06] <xgvictoriax> on swiftweasel
[17:07] <malka> some1 from brazil
[17:07] <malka> ?
[17:07] <brunoscunha> after the latest update whenever i try to connect the wired connection, the connection drops
[17:08] <brunoscunha> with karmic
[17:08] <Madpilot> ubottu, br | malka
[17:08] <owner> Nitsuga: It occurs without any user action
[17:08] <malka> valeu! =)
[17:08] <Lcawte> anybody going to help me?
[17:09] <tiger_> joe: what is ppa?
[17:10] <paulklee> I printed a document to file.  How do I find and print it now?
[17:10] <abhi_nav> !ask | Lcawte
[17:11] <abhi_nav> paulklee: did you use oo?
[17:11] <zleap> paulklee, where did it save too
[17:11] <Lcawte> abhi_nav: I already asked my question...
[17:11] <xgvictoriax> my laptop computer has all of a sudden logged me out, twice now, is there anyone who can help me figure out what does this and how to stop it? thanks
[17:11] <tiger_> joe: if I upgrade to 910, what is about the packages i installed previously for 904?
[17:11] <ardchoille> !bugs
[17:11] <abhi_nav> !repeat | Lcawte
[17:12] <dannyD> Somehow wine has corrupted my file associations so now my torrents don't automatically launch Transmission, Can someone tell me how to go about re-associating .tor with Transmission?
[17:12] <newbee0980890980> hey my xsession gnome hangs randomly but often after login any idea
[17:12] <paulklee> I don't know where it was savved.
[17:12] <Lcawte> abhi_nav: fine, copy and paste: I'm having some problems.. I recently moved my PC from my living room upstairs, and changed one of my disk drives round, but now the PC isnt mounting the drive where Ubuntu's installed on
[17:12] <abhi_nav> paulklee: but did you use open office?
[17:13] <paulklee> I printed a page from the internet.
[17:13] <tiger_> so I dont have to install all of them again, right?
[17:15] <xgvictoriax> what causes ubuntu
[17:15] <xgvictoriax> to suddenly log me out
[17:15] <Lcawte> I'm having some problems.. I recently moved my PC from my living room upstairs, and changed one of my disk drives round, but now the PC isnt mounting the drive where Ubuntu's installed on
[17:15] <xgvictoriax> its twice now it has happened
[17:15] <Lcawte> what can I do?
[17:15] <lemuria> io
[17:16] <tiger_> joe: i mean all the dev-packages like eclipse , etc?
[17:16] <band1toz> does any girl here :-D
[17:17] <guntbert> !ot | band1toz
[17:17] <lemuria> haha
[17:17] <guntbert> !lol | lemuria
[17:17] <band1toz> just kidding dude :P
[17:18] <tiger_> joe: what does the command "do-release-upgrade -d" mean? delete something?
[17:18] <lemuria> !help
[17:18] <guntbert> band1toz: kidding or not - off topic in any case :)
[17:19] <band1toz> hei, iam using hardy heron, and i have some problem with my flash player...i want to play zynga poker
[17:19] <band1toz> does anyone here know, how to installing flash player 10 in hardy
[17:20] <Lcawte> is there anything I can do to see what the system reads my disks as?
[17:20] <michael2> i have an issuse, i have hugesnet for internet access"only choice" and trying to run a web server. i have setup no-ip and am getting no where just times out. and i am running a linksys wireless router.
[17:20] <ph8> hey all, when i put a memory stick in to ubuntu it auto-mounts it, I like that behaviour - i don't really want the nautilus window to popup though - does anyone know a way i can prevent it from happening?
[17:20] <joe_> tiger_ no it just checks to see if theres a newer version out there
[17:21] <band1toz> i've downloaded flash player 10, but i only get libflashplayer.so, not the installer
[17:21] <tiger_> joe: thanks
[17:21] <joe_> tiger_ it doesnt delete them it keeps them all by default
[17:21] <joe_> but it does warn you if it no longer supported through auto-update in the new version
[17:22] <Mardenkein> u have to put the .so file of flash into the plugin directory of ur browser
[17:22] <band1toz> hello, does anybody here me
[17:22] <joe_> bandltoz yup
[17:22] <band1toz> can somebody help me to install flash player 10
[17:22] <tiger_> joe: ok. but if i install 910 refresh, then all the old packages available to new 910?
[17:23] <band1toz> i've only got libflash player
[17:23] <joe_> bandltoz thankfully it's got way easier. go to synaptic and look for nonfree packages
[17:23] <michael2> i have an issuse, i have hugesnet for internet access"only choice" and trying to run a web server. i have setup no-ip and am getting no where just times out. and i am running a linksys wireless router.
[17:24] <band1toz> hmmm....the synaptic only give me flasplayer 9, i need flash player 10
[17:24] <emilien> does anyone know any tools that limit torrenting based on network activity?
[17:25] <band1toz> i can not login  zynga poker with flash player 9
[17:25] <joe_> tiger_ most packages stay valid through the upgrade and it warns you if they don't
[17:25] <joe_> what are they? and maybe there a way to insure you dont loose them
[17:25] <John-_> how do I set a hotkey to an application?
[17:25] <tiger_> joe: ok. thx.
[17:26] <ubuntufreak> How to install the latest zeitgeist-0.3.2 in my Ubuntu 9.10, i have downloaded the tar file
[17:27] <Madpilot> John-_, System->Prefs->Keyboard Shortcuts probably will help
[17:27] <John-_> and how do I set an external monitor as the base monitor?
[17:27] <joe_> bandltoz look for flashplugin-nonfree in synaptic and look at properties to see the latest version
[17:28] <Lcawte> Ok... I was resizing my partitions, and I cancelled it by accident mid way, and now I'm getting an error when trying to access it
[17:28] <joe_> john- through system pref-> display
[17:28] <guntbert> !compile | ubuntufreak
[17:28] <Jules> join /ubuntu-it
[17:28] <Jules> join  /#ubuntu-it
[17:29] <joe_> john- it tells you to drag the default monitor to 1
[17:29] <Lcawte> Error here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/E04vjGub
[17:29] <band1toz> infobash :-D
[17:29] <guntbert> jules its /join ...
[17:29] <Jules> sry
[17:29] <Jules> thanks
[17:30] <emilien> band1toz: Or just install the deb directly from adobe site , http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ , If you do make sure to remove flash.9 to avoid conflict
[17:31] <DanEngholm> I'm having what I think is a PolicyKit problem on an up to date 8.10 installation.  Can someone help me?
[17:31] <band1toz> does that version support 8.04
[17:32] <emilien> band1toz: yes , YOu have to select 8.04 on drop down list
[17:32] <band1toz> hmmm...ive downloaded...but ive only got libflashplayer.so
[17:33] <band1toz> and i so confused, what i must to do with that share library
[17:33] <qw77> Hello, I have a problem with ubuntu 9.10
[17:34] <qw77> when I connect the server to DHCP, the internet working fine
[17:34] <emilien> band1toz: Why not just use the .deb ?
[17:34] <qw77> but when I convert it to static IP, it doesn't
[17:34] <qw77> :S
[17:34] <band1toz> i've got the error messages, sweety
[17:35] <qw77> anyone can help :(
[17:35] <kizmiaz> qw77: DNS servers set up?
[17:35] <qw77> yes
[17:35] <qw77> that's right
[17:35] <llutz> qw77: gateway set?
[17:35] <joe_> can any one recommend a good under the radar linux podcast?
[17:35] <qw77> yes
[17:36] <emilien> does anyone know any tools that limit torrenting based on network activity?
[17:36] <marlen> hello
[17:36] <qw77> llutz: kizmiaz note: I installed DNS server too, does that make effect ?
[17:36] <brunoscunha> has anyone experienced connection problems with the latest network manager update?
[17:36] <joe_> emilien the only thing i know is to limit speeds at diff times of day
[17:37] <qw77> llutz: kizmiaz, when I connect the server to DHCP it works fine
[17:37] <marlen> may I ask: I want to install amule in xubuntu, but I don't Know how..any help?
[17:37] <llutz> qw77: how do you set static-IP, interfaces or networkmanager?
[17:37] <slap_stick> hey i'm confused why my ssh keys aren't working. i created keys, id_dsa and id_dsa.pub i took the id_dsa.pub adn i put it in the remote servers /home/me/.ssh/authorized_keys , made it 600, i then ssh -vvv me@remoteserver i can see it says debug1: Offering public key: /home/me/.ssh/id_dsa then ti says server accepts key and sign_and_send_pubkey then read PEM private key done: type DS and debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey,gssapi-with-mi
[17:38] <emilien> joe_:  was hoping for a script that would map network and only start if was empty
[17:38] <guntbert> marlen: sudo apt-get install amule   -- should work
[17:38] <qw77> llutz: interface
[17:38] <qw77> llutz: I spend most of the day trying to solve it
[17:39] <llutz> qw77: paste your /e/n/interfaces please at pastebin.com
[17:39] <slap_stick> anyone got any ideas why the keys don't work?
[17:39] <guntbert> slap_stick: maybe ##networking is the better place for your problem
[17:39] <qw77> sure
[17:40] <marlen> I have vista working with xubuntu, and I have emule installed in vista, but when I try to install it on xubuntu it says it's not possible..for some reason
[17:40] <slap_stick> ##networking ? this is ssh keys
[17:40] <joe_> marlen I see what you mean lol no help from amule
[17:40] <slap_stick> i just wondered if i was doing something generically wrong
[17:40] <guntbert> slap_stick: true - then maybe ##security
[17:41] <guntbert> slap_stick: but of course you are welcome here :-) just wanted to mention another source
[17:41] <marlen> what can I do friends?is there something I can do to have amule before getting rid of windows?
[17:41] <slap_stick> yeh i just was more looking for some conformation that i might haev missed something like.. did you do x or .. you haevn't done y
[17:41] <guntbert> marlen: why don't you install it from the repositories?
[17:41] <qw77> llutz: http://pastebin.com/PfTRbpii
[17:42] <qw77> here it is
[17:42] <capron> Every time I restart xcfe4 I need to turn on volym,  How do I fix that ?
[17:42] <marlen> can you explain "better"? I'm a beginner with linux..
[17:42] <slap_stick> i did : generate keys box1, dsa, id_dsa, id_dsa.pub, took id_dsa.pub put it on box2: .ssh/authorized_keys ; set it to 600 ; ssh from box1 to box2 and it doesn't work
[17:43] <slap_stick> id_dsa and id_dsa.pub on box1 live under .ssh in home directory also, same home directory paths of both servers adn same user i am ssh'ing as
[17:44] <AegNuddel> I have a problem.  I tried to download a program called lyricue from the software center.  I looked but even though it says it completed the download it is NOWHERE in my program menu.
[17:44] <qw77> llutz: any idea ?
[17:44] <llutz> qw77: 2 internet-connections at the same time, why?
[17:45] <Pici> slap_stick: So it falls back to password authentication?
[17:45] <joe_> marlen is there a reason you want that program in particular? there are many p2p out there
[17:45] <noise_> how can i leart to use aircrack?
[17:45] <qw77> llutz: it will work as interception
[17:45] <guntbert> slap_stick: idea for a test: try that within box2 - or try it from box2 to box1 (to exclude server issues)
[17:46] <capron> noise_, read the docs at aricrack-ng home page they are awsome
[17:47] <gordo> ola
[17:47] <llutz> qw77: to intercept what? you're connected to a router (<IP_ADDRESS>) to connect to WAN?
[17:48] <gordo> pr k
[17:48] <Pici> !es | gordo
[17:48] <pbrynie> can i hide a filetype of my choosing in nautilus?
[17:48] <manas> i am trying to install virtual box
[17:49] <llutz> qw77: does <IP_ADDRESS> offer dns too? what nameserver did youset in /etc/resolv.conf?
[17:49] <manas> i did something and it says DKMS: install completed
[17:49] <tweiss> hello
[17:49] <qw77> the nameserver is <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:49] <qw77> the router offer DNS too
[17:49] <capron> manas,  hmm thats is easy use apt-get
[17:49] <manas> does tht mean VB has been installed
[17:49] <hawkal> does anyone know whether I should install openjdk or sun jdk? I'm on 64bit system
[17:49] <llutz> qw77: whats your routers ip?
[17:49] <qw77> <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:49] <AegNuddel> nm
[17:49] <AegNuddel> don't get it anyway
[17:50] <llutz> qw77: test your setup without eth1 being activated, check if dns work (ping ip vs ping hostname)
[17:50] <llutz> qw77: check your routeing (route -n)
[17:51] <qw77> you mean kernel route ?
[17:51] <llutz> qw77: you  have defined 2 gateways n /e/n/interfaces, that cannot work
[17:52] <llutz> qw77: i don't see the sense of your eth1 setup
[17:53] <qw77> I removed the gateway of the eth1, but same problem
[17:54] <qw77> llutz: what do you think the problem is
[17:54] <qw77> llutz: by the way, I install DNS server on the server
[17:54] <qw77> llutz: would that effet it
[17:54] <llutz> qw77: pastebin "sudo route -n" + "traceroute <IP_ADDRESS>"
[17:55] <Jordan_U> HyperZid, Just remove ( or rename ) /boot/grub/device.map.
[17:55] <llutz> qw77: again: what nameserver did youset in /etc/resolv.conf?
[17:55] <qw77> llutz: <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:56] <llutz> qw77: and why did you set up an extra dns, if your aren't using it?
[17:56] <qw77> llutz: I would, but later on
[17:57] <kizmiaz> qw77: try sudo route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS> :)
[17:57] <Boots32M> alo all I seem to have an intermittent usb problem that affects my webcam and the ability of thumbdrives to mount. How do I make this problem go away????
[17:57] <llutz> qw77: pastebin "sudo route -n" + "traceroute <IP_ADDRESS>" + "host <IP_ADDRESS>"
[17:57] <meganerd> kizmiaz: you should be using "ip route add default via <IP_ADDRESS>"
[17:57] <Boots32M> running ubuntu 9.10
[17:57] <qw77> <IP_ADDRESS>, let me try to change it to <IP_ADDRESS> :P
[17:57] <Boots32M> netbook remix
[17:57] <meganerd> kizmiaz: route and ifconfig will go away soonish
[17:58] <llutz> qw77: why will you use your host as gateway?
[17:58] <kizmiaz> meganerd: thanx - what will be used instead? :O
[17:58] <llutz> kizmiaz: ip
[17:58] <Blues-Man> hi all
[17:59] <kizmiaz> llutz: ok
[18:00] <xTheGoat121x> Is there a way to assign a command (such as CTRL-PGDN) to a mouse command?
[18:00] <bluegoon> Hello
[18:00] <xTheGoat121x> Or a region on a touchpad
[18:01] <Blues-Man> i'm on ubuntu karmic 2.6.31-19-generic on amd64 and I would cross compile a kernel for a 32bit. Even if putting --arch i386 and using setarch i got an amd64 deb while I wanted a 32bit. Do you know how can I cross-compile for 32 bit then?
[18:01] <babele> ops
[18:01] <qw77> llutz: one min I need to install traceroute
[18:01] <emilien> does anyone know any tools that limit torrenting based on network activity?
[18:02] <babele> ma se cancello la cartella .wine incorro in problemi?
[18:03] <Neremor> hello! i would like to use a font installed on my system in an PHP gd-library script. Where can i find the .ttf for the file? and how can I find out what the filename of my font is?
[18:03] <noise_> how can i find my MAC adress?
[18:03] <llutz> noise_: ifconfig
[18:04] <noise_> eth0 ,lo,wlan2 etc whats this
[18:04] <warriorforgod> noise_: Those are your network interfaces
[18:04] <joe_> can anyone suggest an under the radar linux podcast?
[18:05] <noise_> anmmy mac is....?
[18:05] <capron> Blues-Man,  I find it damm hard to compile kernels under ubuntu.  Hope some can help you ,  But I am thinking about just to compile the standard kernel, Dont think it is that much speciell in a ubunut kernel
[18:05] <llutz> noise_: each of those interfaces has a MAC, pick the one you need
[18:05] <meganerd> kizmiaz: the "ip" suite of utils
[18:06] <noise_> i dont understend nothing,i am trying to learn aircrack-ng
[18:06] <llutz> noise_: then 1st learn some networking basics
[18:06] <meganerd> kizmiaz: "ip route" "ip addr", there is a whole bunch.  route and ifconfig have been deprecated for years
[18:06] <noise_> yes its true
[18:06] <kizmiaz> meganerd: looking through man pages now :)  I am old :)
[18:06] <capron> noise_,   go to aircrack-ng home page and read the good documents they are the best way
[18:06] <Coderscore> hi all, I have ubuntu 9.04, I have installed all updates via the update manager however I cannot get the 9.10 update to show, it tells me I am up to date with 9.04?
[18:07] <noise_> ok ,thanks a lot
[18:07] <meganerd> kizmiaz: so am I.  I made the switch years ago
[18:08] <Coderscore> can anyone suggest why the update manager is not giving me the 9.10 network upgrade option?
[18:08] <Blues-Man> capron, i need to compile a kernel for another 32 bit machine on this ubuntu machine 64 bit
[18:08] <^mNotIntelligent> hello everyone
[18:08] <capron> noise_,  or what is the problem ?   airmon too get it in monitor mode and then airdump too scan save data ,  aircrack to hack the wep key
[18:08] <bluegoon> Hello
[18:09] <the_fronny> Can someone tell me the string to shut off the client audio in LTSP5 on Ubuntu? And this goes in /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf, correct?
[18:09] <bluegoon> haha, aircrack
[18:09] <bluegoon> wep cracking..
[18:10] <capron> Blues-Man,  I think it is hard.  I tried just too compile and tweak the kernel it all worked but , later the apt-get removed my kernel
[18:11] <capron> Blues-Man,  But hope someone can help you
[18:11] <qw77> llutz: I can't install traceroue
[18:11] <qw77> but here is the result
[18:12] <qw77> http://pastebin.com/KsVykXNA
[18:12] <qw77> llutz: http://pastebin.com/KsVykXNA
[18:12] <Blues-Man> capron, i use a kernel.org kernel on the other ubuntu machine which runs good but i know is hard to live without ubuntu patches :)
[18:12] <genii> Coderscore: What does: grep Prompt= /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades               report?
[18:12] <jordanwb> Does Grub2 work with raid5?
[18:13] <genii> jordanwb: Raid5 is problemmatic to boot from. You need a non-raid /boot partition (no matter the bootloader)
[18:13] <Guest90535> agh, dced
[18:13] <llutz> qw77:  still 2 gateways, change that to only your routers-ip
[18:13] <jordanwb> genii: That's what I thought. Thanks
[18:14] <genii> jordanwb: np
[18:14] <qw77> ok
[18:14] <Younder> why bash when you can dash..?
[18:15] <qw77> llutz: the problem has been solved
[18:15] <qw77> :d
[18:15] <qw77> :D
[18:15] <qw77> llutz: thanks thanks thanks thakns thakns
[18:15] <qw77> :D
[18:15] <FloodBot4> qw77: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:15] <llutz> qw77: what i said before, you cannot use 2 gateways
[18:16] <capron> Blues-Man interesting Thanks  , too have werd problems because of missig patches is not that funny.
[18:17] <^snooper^> i got a question.. is there any alternative apt get repos that  i can get ?  some of the files that i get from there is broken
[18:17] <qw77> llutz: you are right 100%
[18:17] <qw77> but I have a question, I would use the server as a interception proxy
[18:17] <qw77> llutz: how could I do that with one gateway :$
[18:18] <llutz> qw77: i still don't know what you're trying to do, sorry
[18:18] <thomc> Hey I have a printer problem - printer (HP) cuts off the bottom of documents and stops mid-job.
[18:19] <qw77> llutz: that's ok, you helped me tooooooooooo much, I have one more question, can I ?
[18:19] <llutz> try
[18:20] <tvaughn> !nonfree
[18:21] <qw77> llutz: how to define a default gateway, and how to define the primary ethernet card ?
[18:21] <tvaughn> !restricted
[18:21] <^mNotIntelligent> can someoen give me some idea on how to customize a linux distro...pref from someone who has done something similar earlir....m getting hell of results from google, though
[18:21] <tvaughn> ^mNotIntelligent: im trying that right now
[18:21] <Stwoor> !Track hunter
[18:21] <tvaughn> you mean make an installer that installs it custom?
[18:22] <meowagi> a discordian has to eat a hotdog at friday
[18:22] <llutz> qw77: you already defined your gateway at /e/n/interfaces, thats the way to set it. But set only one, at the "primary" interface, in your case eth0
[18:22] <^mNotIntelligent> tvaughn, great....not exactly...just want to make a custom distro that we can distribute among my friends in college...just wanted to put logos of my Dept, put names of my Univ etc etc....
[18:23] <tvaughn> possibly check out this site im using build.reconstructor.org
[18:23] <^mNotIntelligent> tvaughn, and may be we can add some specific packages related to our college/univ etc
[18:23] <^mNotIntelligent> tvaughn, tahnx...going to open that URL
[18:23] <snowplan> anyone know where I can get some help setting up my video driver Ive searched all over.
[18:24] <^mNotIntelligent> snowplan, what kinda of drivers, can you be more specific ?
[18:24] <manas> can anyone help me install virtual box
[18:24] <Klavier> ubuntu sound volume is too low... if i compare it with windows
[18:24] <qw77> llutz: that's mean the first interface defined at the interface would be the primary, and the only gateway which is defined at interface would be the default gateway ?
[18:24] <meowagi> taxi drivers
[18:24] <manas> and then install windows xp
[18:24] <^mNotIntelligent> manas, yeh,,go ahead and plz lets know the problem u r facing
[18:24] <Klavier> how can i find correct sound drivers
[18:24] <Klavier> ?
[18:24] <guntbert> !ot meowagi
[18:24] <guntbert> !ot | meowagi
[18:24] <raffaele> manas: I can help you
[18:24] <^mNotIntelligent> Klavier, by googling drivers specific to ur MBD
[18:25] <Guite> hi all
[18:25] <manas> ok, i did something and it says DKMS install completed...what next?
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | Guite
[18:25] <Pici> ll meowagi 10
[18:25] <meowagi> its  a realtek crap i see
[18:25] <^snooper^> i feel like throwing this viao to the wall !
[18:25] <llutz> qw77: there is no real "primary" interface, it's all a routing thingy. but at least, yes
[18:25] <snowplan> yea sorry its for a ati S9250 old ass pci card.  I have a cd with a linux driver but dunno if its good.  (ati-driver-installer-8.19.10-i386.run).
[18:25] <Nitsuga> Klavier, Ubuntu doesn't artifficially enhance the sound like WIndows does. Its volume IS about a 50% of windows'
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> ^snooper^, nopes...
[18:25] <ruggero> hello
[18:25] <Slydon> I looking at the system requirements for this program and it says Glibc 2.2 or better
[18:25] <Slydon> GTK+ 2.0, what does this mean?
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> Nitsuga, +1 for that...
[18:25] <ruggero> list
[18:25] <Klavier> Nitsuga, bullshit
[18:25] <snowplan> when I run it and restart I have to go in low mode just to get on
[18:25] <thomc> Hey I have a printer problem - printer (HP) cuts off the bottom of documents and stops mid-job.
[18:26] <Pici> Klavier: Please mind your language here./
[18:26] <guntbert> !list | ruggero
[18:26] <Nitsuga> Klavier, if you need more you can put all sliders in alsamixer command at 100%
[18:26] <Guite> I am trying to upgrade Genshi/Trac to dev version. Tried to ask something at #trac, but seems like one is not allowed to say something there. any pointers where to ask?
[18:26] <Nitsuga> but that wil distort the sound just like windows does
[18:26] <qw77> llutz: thanks you very much, I hope I can do something for you
[18:26] <meowagi> thomc: your printer suffers of alzheimer, just reinstall hplip or reconfirire it
[18:26] <meowagi> dpkg --reconfigure hplip
[18:26] <Pici> !register | Guite you need to be registered to speak there
[18:27] <Klavier> yeah alsamixer solved it
[18:27] <Klavier> thank you Nitsuga
[18:27] <Guite> thx
[18:27] <raffaele> manas: it should be ok... Now you should see it under Applications > Accessories
[18:27] <Nitsuga> Klavier, no prob
[18:27] <Nitsuga> Klavier, anyway i recomment to put them at 74%
[18:27] <thomc> meowagi: Can printers get Alzheimers? I think not.
[18:27] <manas> ya
[18:27] <Nitsuga> that mmakes a loud, non-distorted sound
[18:27] <Phurlv4> W: http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 was corrupt
[18:28] <^snooper^> anybody know much about thumb phrase ?
[18:28] <manas> what should i do next
[18:28] <Phurlv4> what is this?
[18:28] <meowagi> thomc: can humans reach the moon?
[18:28] <manas> i want internet explorer
[18:28] <thomc> meowagi: yes.
[18:29] <meowagi> thomc: do androids dream of electric sheep?
[18:29] <^mNotIntelligent> what next
[18:29] <thomc> meowagi: you are not being very helpful.
[18:29] <capron> thomc,   Yes printers can do that ,  If is dos not help you can have too install programs from hell (Microsoft )
[18:29] <Pici> meowagi: Please stay on topic.
[18:29] <^snooper^> manas,  just get firefox or google chrome
[18:29] <thomc> capron: I have none of these hellish programs installed.
[18:29] <meowagi> pici: i said reconfigure the hplip
[18:30] <manas> i can attend my classes online only on internet explorer
[18:30] <^mNotIntelligent> manas, use ie4linux to do the same thing from linux
[18:30] <Nitsuga> manas, install wine fron the ubuntu repositories and then install IEs4linux
[18:31] <wowoto> whats ie4linux
[18:31] <capron> thomc,   Good I hope that your printer will bee better soon ,  so you dont have too install XP or vista
[18:31] <wowoto> ie4linux | wowoto
[18:31] <raffaele> manas Nitsuga: as far as I know, that project is no longer supported, and is an old versin of IE
[18:31] <wowoto> !ie4linux | wowoto
[18:31] <thomc> capron: so do I...
[18:31] <meowagi> capron: yeah go with osx
[18:31] <^snooper^> Nitsuga,  do you know of a program that will let me enable thumb phrase on viao pcg u 101
[18:31] <franna> irc://irc.darksin.it/l3gg3ndar1
[18:31] <Nitsuga> raffaele, it installs IE6, but stll works
[18:31] <HTC> I need a program through which to connect to your Shoutcast server and play the music that would listen to?
[18:32] <raffaele> manas: please, insert "raffaele:" in your messages
[18:32] <meowagi> htc: vlc
[18:32] <Nitsuga> raffaele, also if something is IE.ony it surely works on IE6
[18:32] <sonicroxs> hello?
[18:32] <sonicroxs> anyone here?
[18:32] <baaba> hi, how do i figure out what font 'serif' is?
[18:32] <raffaele> nitsuga: oh, well, I thought it were an older version :)
[18:32] <manas> raffaele: i have ie4linux but it gets disconnected sometimes while class is going on
[18:32] <^mNotIntelligent> !ask | sonicroxs
[18:32] <HTC> meowagi, Does VLC has the ability to connect to Shoutcast?
[18:32] <baaba> i mean, what actual typeface the alias 'serif' resolves to
[18:32] <Nitsuga> sonicroxs, 1481 and counting ;)
[18:32] <meowagi> htc: amarok
[18:32] <sonicroxs> !ask
[18:32] <bwallen> I'm getting a lot of this in my /var/log/messages: http://pastebin.com/WYvGh6CJ It sounds like my hard drive is constantly turning off and on. Any ideas?
[18:33] <Nitsuga> baaba, FreeSerif
[18:33] <baaba> thank you
[18:33] <Guite> OT: kde4 rules ^^
[18:33] <bluegoon> Are there smaller pockets of support rooms?
[18:33] <raffaele> manas: yes, you could try a Virtual XP
[18:33] <zealiod> is there away to find out if a system is currently shutting down using a sh script?
[18:33] <HTC> I got amarok, but I do not see an option for setting connection?
[18:33] <^mNotIntelligent> bluegoon, meaning ?
[18:33] <raffaele> manas. you've installed VirtualBox... Do you have a win XP Cdrom? or maybe an ISO image?
[18:34] <baaba> oh wait, i'm actually on 9.10
[18:34] <baaba> er sorry, 9.04
[18:34] <Nitsuga> yeah manas, you will have to usa VirtualBox for this :S
[18:34] <meowagi> well i use fb2k within wine, because im mad with those unprofessional unstable amarok
[18:34] <manas> raffaele: yes i have it
[18:34] <sonicroxs> hi, i am using ubuntu live cd, and when I try to install it on the whole disk it says ''Error informing the kernel about modification to partition /dev/sda1''
[18:34] <pmvalente> need some help: my ubuntu 9.10 don't boot after last xorg update intel mobile 945GM
[18:35] <raffaele> manas: ok, insert the CD rom in the hard drive
[18:35] <Nitsuga> sonicroxs, you may have that partition mounted
[18:35] <sonicroxs> hm
[18:35] <sonicroxs> let me check
[18:35] <meowagi> wine, fb2k,edcast
[18:35] <meganerd> bwallen: which version of Ubuntu do you have installed?
[18:35] <Nitsuga> sonicroxs, go to applications/ accesories / terminal
[18:35] <raffaele> manas, start Virtualbox OSE from menu, then
[18:35] <sonicroxs> yes
[18:35] <Nitsuga> sonicroxs, and type udo umount /dev/sda1
[18:35] <meganerd> exaile is a decent audio player
[18:36] <HTC> meowagi I have tried Winamp and the DSP via wine but I had a problem and can not find a good program for that.
[18:36] <Nitsuga> sonicroxs, sorry, sudo umount /dev/sda1
[18:36] <bwallen> meganerd: 9.10 64 bit desktop
[18:36] <^snooper^> humm ... no answer then... ill have to go look for some answer
[18:36] <Boots32M> Hi all Boots here running ubuntu 9.1 Netbook remix on an averatec and having intermittent USB problems
[18:36] <manas> Raffaele:  yes i did and in the VB window where its asking me to select amount of base memory to be allocated.
[18:36] <meowagi> HTC winamp is a piece of crap
[18:36] <meganerd> bwallen: what is the motherboard?
[18:36] <meowagi> try foobar2000 with edcast
[18:36] <Nitsuga> manas, for just ie 386 MB will be more than enough
[18:36] <raffaele> manas, how much RAM do you have?
[18:36] <bluegoon> ssh: connect to host ljhuis.dyndns.org port 22: Connection refused
[18:36] <bwallen> meganeard: idk, but I'm pretty sure it's got all intel chips on it
[18:36] <Henrik`G> cant find a ppa for koala karmic with the php5.3.* builds ?
[18:37] <meowagi> i use that for 2 years now on wine, and its rock stable, believe it  i manage some streams within linux
[18:37] <HTC> meowagi, I agree with you, but I can not find anything good we should help
[18:37] <bwallen> meganeard: no, that's a lie... I know it's got an nvidia nic and an intel sound chip
[18:37] <manas> raffaele: it says recommended is 192mb
[18:37] <raffaele> manas, jaja it's little... your PC
[18:37] <meowagi> htc: if i say foobar2000 is ok, believe that
[18:37] <sonicroxs> thanks so much Nitsuga!!
[18:37] <bluegoon> Does Dyndns block port 22 by default?
[18:37] <manas> ram is 2560
[18:38] <meowagi> bluegoon: dyndns cannot block anything
[18:38] <raffaele> manas. 2560???
[18:38] <meganerd> bwallen: your pastebin indicated an nvidia chipset, do you want to post the output from lspci to pastebin?
[18:38] <Pici> bluegoon: No, but your ISP might.
[18:38] <Nitsuga> sonicroxs, no problem :)
[18:38] <sonicroxs> :D
[18:38] <bluegoon> Pici,  lol, but ubuntu doesnt block by default right?
[18:38] <blakkheim> bluegoon: just change ssh to another port
[18:38] <bluegoon> meowagi, thanks dude :)
[18:38] <HTC> meowagi Internet DJ is a good program, but with me not working well
[18:38] <meowagi> bluegoon: router?
[18:38] <^snooper^> anyone know any thing about thumb phrase ?
[18:38] <meganerd> bluegoon: ubuntu does not have a listening ssh server by default
[18:38] <bluegoon> meganerd, I just installed openssh
[18:38] <meowagi> bluegooN: maybe setup portforward to your box
[18:38] <meganerd> bluegoon: plus you need to port forward ssh if you have a router
[18:39] <bluegoon> meganerd, kk
[18:39] <SunBoY> anybody can help with usb ehci hub trouble ?
[18:39] <bluegoon> SSH is tcp traffic right?
[18:39] <avirulence> has anyone tried installing plug-ins for Eclipse on Ubuntu 10.04?
[18:39] <jaoudestudios> hi
[18:39] <meowagi> bluegoon: yes
[18:39] <jaoudestudios>  on ec2, if I stop an instance/vm do i still have to pay for it?
[18:39] <bluegoon> sweet
[18:39] <Pici> avirulence: Please use #ubuntu+1 for 10.04
[18:39] <avirulence> Pici, ok
[18:40] <manas> raffaele: i am new to ubuntu, how do i check my ram?
[18:40] <HTC> meowagi, I do not need a program through which I'd listened to music, but over whom would play music, do you understand?
[18:40] <blakkheim> manas: free -m | grep buffer
[18:40] <manas> ok
[18:41] <avemaria> how do i change login screen and music
[18:41] <meowagi> htc: i said FB2k edcast, do you understand?
[18:41] <HTC> ok
[18:41] <meowagi> htc: use null output
[18:41] <avemaria> manas:free -m
[18:41] <meowagi> so you don't need to listen to your own stream
[18:41] <manas> raffaele: 1608.... thank u avemaria and blakkheim
[18:41] <avemaria> manas: cat /proc/meminfo
[18:42] <HTC> meowagi, Okay, thank you, I'll try with that prgoramom
[18:42] <avemaria> how do i change login screen and music
[18:42] <Nitsuga> manas, you can also check you rram throug gnome's system monitor (system / administration)
[18:43] <raffaele> manas, please try "free" without -am and post result of total
[18:43] <meowagi> htc: its very grateful if you replaygain every track, so the volume is very equal to the listeners
[18:43] <Archeron> hello folks
[18:44] <manas> 2060616
[18:44] <VCoolio> avemaria: check gdm2setup on launchpad.net for gdm customization on ubuntu 9.10 karmic
[18:44] <decrew> hy all
[18:44] <avemaria> VCoolio: thanks
[18:45] <Adelante> Hi ALL. Who knows what time tomorow 10.04 Alpha 3 been released?
[18:45] <manas> raffaelle: so do u think 392?
[18:45] <snowplan> so any help setting up (ati-driver-installer-8.19.10-i386.run) video driver which came with the ati S9250  video card cd. (old card might not be compatable)
[18:45] <Archeron> question re: ubuntu server install.  I set up a SW RAID 10, 4 disks + 1 HS to get a md0 device.  Problem is, I can't figure out how to partition the resulting device.  All the partitioning options in the setup want to address the underlying devices, not md0.  How do I go about carving up md0 into partitions?
[18:46] <VCoolio> avemaria: the sound is in /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo, there is one symlink there, that's the one; rename or delete it
[18:46] <^snooper^> whats the command to list every devices that linux reconizes ?
[18:46] <^snooper^> is it lsmod ?
[18:46] <NewWorld> ^snooper^:  lspci?
[18:46] <sllide> those notice things in the top right corner
[18:46] <sllide> are they accessable in python?
[18:46] <NewWorld> ^snooper^:  That just lists all the loaded modules, not hardware.
[18:46] <^snooper^> humm
[18:46] <sllide> maiby with libs
[18:46] <^snooper^> oh ok thanks NewWorld
[18:46] <chimp> If I add entries to /etc/resolv.conf they are destroyed by network manager and dhcpclient. Is there a place I can add nameservers that isn't so temporary?
[18:47] <jaik> Hi ubuntuusers. Did anyone here set up djbdns on an ubuntu system?
[18:47] <VCoolio> avemaria: or edit this file to play another sound or nothing usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow/libcanberra-ready-sound.desktop
[18:47] <Pici> sllide: Yes, via python-notify
[18:47] <Nitsuga> snowplan, i wouldn't run this kind of think. Last time i tried (with nvidia) it rendered my x server useless
[18:47] <avemaria> VCoolio:thanks again
[18:47] <baaba> so i'm having this problem: http://www.fuckedgaijin.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23978
[18:47] <sllide> ok :)
[18:47] <Nitsuga> thing
[18:47] <manas> raffaelle: do u want me to create a new hard disk or use the existing one
[18:47] <jaik> I'm searching for instructions, because several djbdns tutorials I found did not work for me
[18:47] <baaba> that is to say, there's a font on my system somewhere with incorrect glyphs for some japanese kanji
[18:48] <baaba> and it shows up all over the place including in firefox and my terminal
[18:48] <Adelante> So. What about 10.04 Alpha 3?
[18:48] <Nitsuga> snowplan, are you sure that you don't have a good video driver right now (the one that comes with ubntu)
[18:48] <baaba> i tried pmap [firefox-pid] | grep ttf and checked every font it was using, but none of them had the incorrect character
[18:48] <^snooper^> why i asked is because i wanna to  find the module that i can enable some of the hot keys  liike thumb phrase
[18:48] <Pici> Adelante : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[18:48] <baaba> how do i find out which font is actually being used?
[18:49] <Adelante> Pici : thanks
[18:49] <snowplan> it won't allow me to duel monitor with extra graphics and I really like the cube compiz
[18:49] <NewWorld> ^snooper^:  Elaborate on what you want to do please 'thumb phrase'?!
[18:49] <snowplan> and if I single monitor it is flaky and slow
[18:49] <baaba> running xubuntu 9.04 (but it seems the problem is there for vanilla ubuntu as well)
[18:49] <KukMan> hi. can you help me with microphone? I removed pulseaudio and wont to get working microphone in alsa.
[18:50] <KukMan> cat /dev/dsp is work
[18:50] <manas> raffaelle: are you there
[18:50] <KukMan> but arecord doesn't
[18:50] <Pici> !enter
[18:50] <raffaele> manas, you should create a new one, but if you have another one...
[18:50] <KukMan> and skype doesn't
[18:50] <raffaele> manas, here I am :D you mispelled my name (raffaeLLe), so I didn't got the buzz eheh ;)
[18:50] <^mNotIntelligent> is anyone out here working on any kinda opensource projects based on C/C++ ? i'm very much interested in getting involved in such projects
[18:50] <^snooper^> NewWorld,  i have sony viao pcg u101  which it has thumb phrase, zoom and rotation button  i wanna to enable it just for shiz n giggles
[18:51] <manas> raffaelle: size?
[18:51] <Pici> ^mNotIntelligent: You may want to try asking in #ubuntu-app-devel, #ubuntu-offtopic or ##C++
[18:51] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, thanks a lot
[18:51] <safe> How can I change my Sound Scheme? I googled it but my /preferences/sound doesn't look the same.
[18:52] <greg__> hello im trying to setup my wirless network on 9.10  i have installed a wirless card and but it says wirless Networks : device not managed, could someone help me out
[18:52] <avemaria> VCoolio: could not find gdm2setup on launchpad.net
[18:52] <NewWorld> ^snooper^:  Shiz and giggles will quickly turn into frustration and rage. You should use lsmod to check if the modules are even loaded... otherwise you'll have to go hunt for them lol
[18:52] <VCoolio> avemaria: hang on
[18:52] <raffaele> manas: 10 GiB, and set auto-expanding
[18:52] <avemaria> okay
[18:52] <manas> ok
[18:52] <VCoolio> avemaria: https://launchpad.net/gdm2setup
[18:52] <raffaele> manas, please note raffaele, just 1 "L" ;)
[18:53] <avemaria> thanks
[18:53] <manas> 1 "L"
[18:53] <manas> raffaele: its done
[18:53] <enthdegree> Hey, what is the metacity command to set a window to always ontop?
[18:53] <raffaele> manas, ok :D
[18:53] <enthdegree> *Keyboard shortcut, I mean.
[18:53] <safe> The only thing I can change in sound effects is the Alarm sound. What gives?
[18:54] <^snooper^> lol  NewWorld  yeah  true ,  this viao is kinda fustrating  its really small  7,2" screen plus  keyboard is in english and in japanse writing
[18:54] <manas> raffaele, what next
[18:54] <raffaele> manas, now right click on your machine and choose -> Settings
[18:54] <^snooper^> still cool as fug i d say though
[18:54] <snowplan> is there any sort of package that might boost the stock driver so that compiz extra effects will work on duel monitors
[18:54] <^snooper^> brb
[18:54] <manas> raffaele: done
[18:55] <raffaele> manas, enable sound and networking
[18:55] <dbugger> hey guys
[18:55] <dbugger> what's the best editor to write HTML?
[18:55] <raffaele> manas, then mount your CDROM:
[18:55] <manas> raffaele: they are enabled
[18:56] <manas> raffaele: done
[18:56] <raffaele> manas, ok, mount cdrom... Choose host CD/DVD drive.. ok start your machine and
[18:56] <Nitsuga> dbugger, if you want an IDE I'd bet for Quanta Plus
[18:56] <raffaele> may the Force be with you
[18:56] <Nitsuga> dbugger, if you are lookig for WYSIWYG try KompoZer
[18:56] <dbugger> Im looking for free, snippets, sintaxys highlight
[18:56] <iceroot> dbugger: vim
[18:56] <manas> raffaele: restart the machoine
[18:57] <dbugger> iceroot, and easy to use :P
[18:57] <iceroot> dbugger: because you only get good html without wysiwyg
[18:57] <Muhammad1> @enthdegree: ..... Don't know but you can search in --> system ---> Preferences ---> keyboard shortcuts
[18:57] <raffaele> manas, jaja restart
[18:57] <Nitsuga> dbugger, yeah, gvim is fine. You will also like QUanta
[18:57] <msandbu> hi anyone know of a monitor application that shows temprature on disk cpu and such? that I can use in terminal
[18:57] <iceroot> dbugger: of course and you can edit directly on the server
[18:57] <manas> raffaele: thank you
[18:57] <dbugger> I already installed a server in my machine. I prefer to work local
[18:57] <iceroot> msandbu: lm-sensors
[18:57] <raffaele> manas, did the installation start?
[18:57] <dbugger> But snippets really is a time saver
[18:58] <bluegoon> Got the ssh sorted, thanks guys
[18:58] <bluegoon> ur champs of note
[18:58] <dbugger> omg.Quanta 300 mb??
[18:58] <bluegoon> had to create a forwarding rule on the router :)
[18:58] <iceroot> dbugger: vim...
[18:58] <joe_> How do I access a shared folder that is on an Ubuntu machine from a Xubuntu machine?
[18:59] <Nitsuga> dbugger, i don't remember it THAT heavy
[18:59] <valentin_> hola
[18:59] <valentin_> alguien me puede ayudar con un mac g4
[18:59] <safe> So, no clue on how to change different sound effects in Ubuntu 9.10?
[19:00] <Pici> !es | valentin_
[19:00] <valentin_> ok
[19:00] <snowplan> so I guess my question now is weather I can edit the xorg.conf or something to enable desktop effects.
[19:00] <dbugger> iceroot, sorry, but last time i tried anything with "vim" in the title I shot myself. It's too unconventional
[19:00] <iceroot> safe: right clieck the speaker-icon (or double click, dont remeber) there you can change it
[19:00] <valentin_> tanks
[19:00] <iceroot> dbugger: that is becaused you used vi and not vim
[19:01] <safe> iceroot: Only the warning sound though. Not the login or anything.
[19:01] <Nitsuga> dbugger, what i remember it that it recommends a lot of KDE stuff
[19:01] <iceroot> dbugger: vim is not installed on ubuntu by default
[19:01] <iceroot> safe: a sound-scheme imo
[19:01] <dbugger> Nitsuga, that's why it's so heavy
[19:01] <safe> iceroot: Right, is that even possible to change?
[19:01] <Nitsuga> dbugger, once you learn how to use vi it can be a real timesaver
[19:01] <dbugger> iceroot, ok, i'll give it a twirl
[19:01] <safe> iceroot: To just pick and choose different .wavs?
[19:01] <dbugger> Nitsuga, iceroot, I dont want to learn anything new actually
[19:02] <iceroot> safe: i cant remeber, i am on hardy here but if i am correct you can only change installed themes there
[19:02] <safe> iceroot: Sure looks like it. :(
[19:02] <iceroot> dbugger: ok, vim is not new, its old :)
[19:02] <dbugger> iceroot, it's new to me
[19:04] <Roasted> Has anybody created a usb startup disk in Ubuntu? It's been sitting at "100% Creating Persistance File..." for about 45 minutes now.....
[19:04] <manas> raffaelle: it said set up did not find any hard disk drives installed on your computer
[19:04] <wowoto> !best | wowoto
[19:04] <Nitsuga> dbugger, the good thing about quanta is that when you think "does this program have x feaure?" you find that not only it has it, it is even better than what you were thinking
[19:05] <dbugger> Nitsuga, Im on my way. Takes time to dl
[19:07] <jesse2> Got kind of a minor, yet annoying, problem.  With jsut about every theme, he text on my menu bar in Firefox changes when i hover the mouse over it.  Problem is, it changes to the color of the background so I cant read the text.  Is there a work around for this?
[19:07] <jesse2> the text*
[19:07] <jesse2> sorry
[19:07] <Curly_Q> Greets!  Is it normal for Ubuntu to hang while installing?
[19:07] <idespinner> jesse2, did you change the theme of your gnome dekstop?
[19:08] <Jimmymaniac> Hi. Quick question: Ubuntu server on a machine, hard disk starts failing. I set it as secondary, manage to save /etc and other stuff. Now how do i save the apt package list?
[19:08] <jesse2> idespinner: yes, but it doesnt it with almost every theme i change it to except for default
[19:08] <idespinner> jesse2, and also does it occur in openoffice?
[19:08] <Tourist> Is there a good app to scan for open wifi connections?
[19:08] <jesse2> idespinner: actually, openoffice looks fine
[19:08] <henrique> oi
[19:09] <idespinner> different issue then i suppose. Had a similar issue with XUL interfaces. Only changing the theme fixes it that I could see...
[19:09] <safe> Hell, what have they done with Gnome? I can't change neither Sound Schemes nor GDM themes.
[19:09] <safe> Bummer.
[19:09] <Curly_Q> Also are there any issues with DMI when installing Ubuntu?
[19:09] <jesse2> idespinner: oh... changing the specifics of the theme? or changing to a different theme entirely?
[19:09] <Jimmymaniac> Tourist: a quick apt search for "wardriving" reveals netdiscover and swscanner, check them out
[19:10] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, it should not hang :|
[19:10] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, and I have never heard about DMI
[19:10] <Curly_Q> Whell!  It is hanging. I don't like it.
[19:10] <Curly_Q> DMI is Desktop Management Interface.
[19:11] <Tourist> Thank you jimmy
[19:11] <manas> can i anyone help me with installing win xp on my system
[19:11] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, I don't like your install hanging, too
[19:11] <NewWorld> manas:  This is Ubuntu support chan; so unless it's related...
[19:11] <Curly_Q> Thanks for the encouragement.
[19:11] <Jimmymaniac> Tourist: np :)
[19:11] <idespinner> jesse2, different theme entirely
[19:11] <jesse2> idespinner: oh, ok.  thanks for your help
[19:11] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, yeah :P
[19:12] <manas> i have virtual box..but when i start my system...i wanna use win xp with ubuntu, i just need IE to run properly
[19:12] <Curly_Q> I just did a DoD erasure of the hard drive.
[19:12] <Nitsuga> manas, do you want to install XP and you have already Ubuntu installed, so you want help to keep them both?
[19:12] <Jordan_U> Jordan_U, genii, Actually grub2 does support RAID5 ( even for /boot ).
[19:12] <Jimmymaniac> Is there a way to do the dpkg --get-selections thing on a secondary hard disk and not on the current one?
[19:12] <Nitsuga> manas, ohh ok
[19:12] <Nitsuga> manas, xp isn't difficult to install
[19:12] <manas> nitsuga: Yes and i installed virtual box
[19:12] <Curly_Q> The only thing I need to know is does Ubuntu need a MBR record of Windows to install or a disk formatting?
[19:13] <Nitsuga> manas, just make the virtual machine and load a ISO image or cd yu have, put your serial key and voilà
[19:13] <Nitsuga> manas, if you don't have a cd or a key, we can't discuss that here
[19:13] <Pici> Curly_Q: The Ubuntu CD can partition and format disks, if thats what you're asking.
[19:13] <Nitsuga> you'll have to manage to get one
[19:13] <guntbert> manas: and support for virtual box is in #vbox too
[19:14] <Mnemosyne> Does anybody have any experience with installing grub not overwrinting the windows boot loader? I have windows 7 installed, and installed ubuntu 9.10, but when I rebooted the windows boot loader showed up and loaded windows. I booted from the cd and reinstalled grub2, but it still loads the windows loader.
[19:14] <manas> I have it
[19:14] <Jordan_U> Curly_Q, No, the Ubuntu installer can format the drive and provides its own mbr ( grub ).
[19:14] <manas> #vbox
[19:14] <Nitsuga> Mnemosyne, where are you installing the bootloader?
[19:14] <Curly_Q> I did ask that question, howerver, does the hard drive need to be formatted in Windows garbage to install Ubuntu?
[19:14] <manas> guntbert: how to get into #vbox
[19:14] <Mnemosyne> Jordan_U, I have installed grub, i can see it when I dump the mbr, but it never gets a chance to load somehow
[19:14] <Nitsuga> Mnemosyne, if you have more than one disk it may be installing in the another one
[19:15] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, no, you can use a clean fatory disk also
[19:15] <Curly_Q> Nitsuga, thanks for that answer.
[19:15] <CyberGabber> guntbert: /join #vbox
[19:15] <Mnemosyne> Nitsuga, I am installing it on the mbr of sda.
[19:15] <dbugger> blergh, KDE looks are terrible :P
[19:15] <guntbert> manas: type (here) /join #vbox
[19:15] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, the installer can make you a partition table if it donesn't undestand the one the disk has (for example if you have been using hat disk on a PowerPC)
[19:15] <guntbert> CyberGabber: I know :)
[19:16] <Roasted> Has anybody created a usb startup disk in Ubuntu? It's been sitting at "100% Creating Persistance File..." for about 45 minutes now.....
[19:16] <vasia> My internet connection in Ubuntu is very bad although in WindowsXP is excelent! Chrome and Firefox are working very bad but Midori is OK. How to find out what is the problem?
[19:16] <Curly_Q> The disk was formatted originally with Windows, however, I did a complete delete of the disk of any magnetic data on the disk and am trying to install Ubuntu.
[19:16] <ale_> Hola
[19:16] <Henrik`G> why is it to have php5 installed ubuntu DEMANDS apache is installed aswell ?
[19:17] <ale_> I'm isn't speak English
[19:17] <Nitsuga> Mnemosyne,check if outputs something about grub
[19:17] <radioman-lt> hey ale ;}
[19:17] <Nitsuga> Mnemosyne, check if sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/stdout bs=1 count=512 outputs something about grub
[19:17] <ale_> I'm speak Spanish
[19:17] <radioman-lt> i'm not ;}
[19:18] <Nitsuga> (along the garbage)
[19:18] <Nitsuga> ale_, este canal es en ingles
[19:18] <radioman-lt> actualy lithuanian ;}
[19:18] <guntbert> !es | ale_
[19:18] <Nitsuga> hay otro para soporte en español
[19:18] <ale_> gracias
[19:18] <blakkheim> !es
[19:18] <Boots32M> Vasia I had the same problem
[19:18] <blakkheim> oh too late
 How did you resolve it?
[19:19] <sirninja> I'm using ubuntu 9.10 on my dell studio 15, but the laptop isn't suspending when I close the lid even though it's set to do so in the settings
[19:19] <goose> how do I list permissions on files in a directory?
[19:19] <Mnemosyne> Nitsuga, looking at that the only thing in plaintext is the word GRUB and 'Geom.Hard.Disk.Read'
[19:19] <Nitsuga> goose, ls -l shows the permission
[19:19] <llutz> goose: ls -l
[19:19] <guntbert> goose: on command line: type ls -l
[19:19] <Nitsuga> Mnemosyne, so grub *is* installed
[19:19] <Roasted> Has anybody created a usb startup disk in Ubuntu? It's been sitting at "100% Creating Persistance File..." for about 45 minutes now.....
[19:19] <Nitsuga> that should be the only thing in plaintext :)
[19:20] <Mnemosyne> Nitsuga, yes, but for some reason it is skipped.
[19:20] <Boots32M> Well, first I changed my DNS server to the google dns  server, then I got all my updates for ubuntu 9.10 netbook remix from the update program and had them installed..
[19:20] <Jordan_U> Mnemosyne, What exactly happens when you boot?
[19:20] <Curly_Q> All I see is a background with Ubuntu is a screen image of a desert. The mouse cursor moves but there is nothing to work with. How stupid is this?
[19:20] <vasia> I've used the Google DNS and also the OpenDNS and also the default DNS but nothing, in Fireofx the internet is awful :(
[19:21] <Mnemosyne> Jordan_U, it POSTS then goes straight into loading windows
[19:21] <Boots32M> but to get any of that done I had to take my laptop away from my appartment and get the downloads going..... its funny but the internetconnection at starbucks is better than my roadrunner connection for linux
[19:21] <vasia> also enering in Firefox safe mode is the same thing :(
[19:21] <Jordan_U> Mnemosyne, That's bizarre
[19:21] <sirninja> I'm using ubuntu 9.10 on my dell studio 15, but the laptop isn't suspending when I close the lid even though it's set to do so in the settings
[19:21] <Jordan_U> Mnemosyne, Do you have more than one drive?
[19:21] <Boots32M> You can go to google.com right?
 yes, but it's takes something like 2 minutes to open up
[19:22] <vasia> even more that 2 minutes
[19:22] <Mnemosyne> Jordan_U, yes; though the one with the grub mbr is also the one with the windows partition on it.
[19:22] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, do you have enough ram to roun the live cd
[19:22] <Curly_Q> Yes.
[19:22] <Boots32M> I had exactly the same problem... you gotta go get those updates in and go to starbucks or some other place to get a different internet connection.
[19:22] <vasia> exactelly 237 seconds, I have and addond that show me the time
[19:23] <Jordan_U> Mnemosyne, Change the boot order, remove the other drives, or install grub to all drives
[19:23] <Mnemosyne> OK, will try that
 today I've got the updates
[19:23] <Boots32M> I'm at my apartment now, but to get things going... working... I had to do it though starbucks... or dunkin doughnuts(they sometimes have connections)
[19:24] <Boots32M> Google dns and updates.. thats what did it for me...
[19:24] <manas> join #virtual box
[19:24] <Pici> manas: The channel name is #vbox
[19:24] <Lcawte> huff
[19:24] <manas> ok
[19:24] <Boots32M> Oh and using an internet connection outside of my apartment...
[19:24] <guntbert> manas: begin the line with /
[19:24] <manas> join #vbox
[19:24] <Tourist> Boots32M: Sorry I missed it, what exactly was your issue you fixed? Is it a wifi problem?
[19:24] <vasia> the updates has worked today, but the thing is that the internet connection on Firefox is working very bad.....Thanks for helping me!I will see what to do next!
[19:24] <Curly_Q> For some reason, Ubuntu is just like Red Hat, it requires Windows OS to install it's OS.
[19:25] <Nitsuga> manas: begin the line with /
[19:25] <Pici> Curly_Q: No it does not.
[19:25] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, it doesn't
[19:25] <Curly_Q> Prove it.
[19:25] <Lcawte> I've just had to delete everything on my hard drive, and I've reinstalled ubuntu, but the Grub boot launcher thing comes up with an error which is something like Unknown file system?
[19:25] <Boots32M> Tourist... I thought it was a wifi problem at first, but it was really just a matter of getting my updates done from the update program.... and changing my dns server to google dns
[19:25] <Tourist> How does it require windows to install?
[19:25] <Nitsuga> I installed Ubuntu on a completely empty from-factory disk
[19:26] <Pici> Curly_Q: Could you explain why you think it requires Windows to install?
[19:26] <Tourist> Boots32M: Ok, because I'm having a problem with my schools network, it connects but it's not really connected.
[19:26] <Curly_Q> If you use Red Hat it requires the setup to work first with Windows. It shows that the designers are thinking of weening off of Windows to Linux.
[19:26] <Mnemosyne> Jordan_U, i removed my secondary HDD, and now it works. strange.
[19:26] <Boots32M> well your schools network is probably authenticated through the web browser.... did that work at lease?
[19:27] <Boots32M> the authentication process?
[19:27] <Mnemosyne> I will check the BIOS settings.
[19:27] <Pici> Curly_Q: Red Hat is not not Ubuntu.
[19:27] <Tourist> No, and I know in windows it requires you to run a scan for a firewall and antivirus. But I get nothing.
[19:27] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, and why do you think that Ubuntu needs windows to be installed?
[19:27] <blakkheim> Pici: actually red hat is not not ubuntu
[19:27] <fatum77> Curly: the only way that Ubuntu needs Windows in order to install is if you are using Wubi to install.
[19:27] <Boots32M> can you connect anywhere else?
[19:27] <Pici> blakkheim: :P
[19:28] <Tourist> Yeah, I'm on some dlink network I found lol
[19:28] <Curly_Q> I did a complete blank disk deletion to see if Ubuntu would work. It doesn't.
[19:28] <Tourist> It works at my home too
[19:28] <blakkheim> Curly_Q: it works for everyone else, maybe you made a mistake
[19:28] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, what doesn't work?
[19:28] <Boots32M> And windows works at school?
[19:28] <Pici> Curly_Q: If you're having problems with the Live CD (desktop CD) you can use the alternate CD, which is able to install on computers which may have issues running the Live session.
[19:28] <Nitsuga> the live-cd doesn't boots? The install fails?
[19:28] <Tourist> Yeah, unfortunatly
[19:29] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, if you have less that 512 MB of ram you can't use the live ce
[19:29] <fatum77> Curly: just because it didn't work does not mean that it needs windows. What system hardware are you using?
[19:29] <Curly_Q> My next trick is to just re-boot and see if Ubuntu did install. But, I don't like the way it installs.
[19:29] <Pici> Curly_Q: Such failures have *nothing* to do with Microsoft Windows being installed on the drive.
[19:29] <Nitsuga> live cd
[19:29] <Boots32M> How do you get on the network at school with windows?
[19:29] <Boots32M> step by step
[19:30] <grwg> gfkzh
[19:30] <Tourist> It detects the network, connects, then you open your web browser, run the scan, and then it allows you to use the network.
[19:30] <blakkheim> Tourist: run the scan?
[19:30] <Lcawte> I've just had to delete everything on my hard drive, and I've reinstalled ubuntu, but the Grub boot launcher thing comes up with an error which is something like Unknown file system?  Checks for the antivirus and a firewall, if you don't have them it makes you install one and then you can use the wifi
[19:31] <Pici> !who | Tourist Boots32M
[19:31] <blakkheim> Tourist: lol wow
[19:31] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, did you boot ubuntu before that message started to appear?
[19:31] <Curly_Q> Nice:   BOOT DISK FAILURE.    Ubuntu at it's best.
[19:31] <koskov> Perhaps the user :P
[19:31] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: When I rebooted Ubuntu, and it was starting up (heading to the boot loader) I got the error
[19:32] <Pici> Curly_Q: We're here to answer support questions, not listen to complaints.  Please try to stay constructive :)
[19:32] <FoolishOwl> I'm thinking about getting a netbook or laptop. I've heard good things about System76, but I'm wondering if I could save money by getting a used laptop and installing Linux on it. What should I look for?
[19:32] <Boots32M> Tourist, you gotta go see your network admin at school and ask him how to get it done in linux
[19:32] <Tourist> Boots32M: All I get in firefox is that it can't connect
[19:32] <sirninja> My laptop isn't suspending when I shut the lid
[19:32] <Tourist> Boots32M: I was afraid of that.
[19:32] <fatum77> Curly_Q: did you burn the disc at lowest speed for the burner?
[19:32] <Curly_Q> Windows Installs Ubuntu doesn't.
[19:32] <JohnWittle> 'apt-get update' hangs for me at "Hit http://no.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-backports/multiverse Sources [newline] 99% [Waiting for headers]"
[19:32] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, the bootloader si broken. You can try to reinstall it. Are you in a live-cd session?
[19:32] <JohnWittle> What should I do?
[19:33] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Yeah, I'm using the CD atm
[19:33] <Boots32M> Tourist, I understand... but your network admin at school may have experience in getting linux to work on the school network..
[19:33] <Curly_Q> I have a DUAL Layer DVD/CD burner, the best.
[19:33] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, we can try to fix it
[19:33] <major_redhat> i have an issue
[19:33] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Ok..
[19:33] <major_redhat> i cant start a terminal client nor can i move my mouse
[19:33] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, do you know in which partition is Ubuntu installed?
[19:33] <Tourist> This is Mississippi and a community college. He's probably never even heard of it.
[19:33] <Boots32M> Tourist, he probably has linux:)
[19:33] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, try Alt-PrintScreen-K
[19:34] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, to go to a console
[19:34] <major_redhat> what will that do
[19:34] <major_redhat> ok
[19:34] <sirninja> My laptop isn't suspending when I shut the lid
[19:34] <fatum77> Curly_Q: When you burn the disc did you change the burn speed to 1x? or did you burn at full speed? When burning an .iso it is best to burn at lowest speed possible
[19:34] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, that will forcelly kill X
[19:34] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: err... my hard disk is all ubuntu space, you want to know the exact part its on (/me can look it up on GParted)
[19:34] <major_redhat> will it be the entire screen as a console?
[19:34] <Boots32M> Tourist, I know a lot of computer geeks, and if there's one thing they all have in common is an uncommon dislike for windows!!
[19:34] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, yes
[19:34] <major_redhat> ok i dont have another computer to use xchat from so i would like to say within the GUI
[19:34] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, that in fact will kill the graphic environmen, it will respawn itself after a few seconds
[19:35] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, wait, are you from the affected computer?
[19:35] <major_redhat> yep
[19:35] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: sdb1 by the looks of things..
[19:35] <major_redhat> got into xchat via alt-f2
[19:35] <Curly_Q> Fatum77, why is that so. I burned the .iso file very carefully. The DVD burner or CD burner is a MAD DOG burner. It works just fine with everything.
[19:35] <Tourist> Boots32M: Well let's hope so. So far I've lost my faith in this place. I'm having to reteach my whole C++ class because my teacher is a moron.
[19:35] <Boots32M> Tourist,  there's probably a program you can get to emulate the interaction between your school's network and your computer so you can get on the net, but I don't know what program that is... :(
[19:35] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, ok, mount it with: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[19:36] <major_redhat> and alt-f2 gnome-terminal results in an error "there was an error creating the child process for this terminal"
[19:36] <major_redhat> so i cant even get into the terminal
[19:36] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, and you ca't move the mouse?
[19:36] <Tourist> Boots32M: Me neither, I'm going to give them a call.
[19:36] <Curly_Q> The burn speed does not mean anything, it is the READ SPEED that is important.
[19:36] <major_redhat> nope
[19:36] <Boots32M> kk
[19:36] <Nitsuga> that is the weirdest think I have seen
[19:36] <major_redhat> lenovo thinkpad T400
[19:36] <major_redhat> with an A4 tech USB mouse
[19:36] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Ok
[19:36] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, you can get a terminal with alt-f2 xterm
[19:36] <major_redhat> touchpad, the little red nub, and the mouse are disfunctional
[19:36] <major_redhat> whole terminal or window terminal
[19:37] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, window
[19:37] <major_redhat> ok
[19:37] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Done that :D
[19:37] <Nitsuga> major_redhat, are they disfunctional on other OS?
[19:37] <fatum77> Curly_Q: it depends on the hardware that you are running mainly memory amount. Try burning the same .iso at lowest speed possible. When doing this I have never had a problem when burning at highest speed I get your issue 50% of the time
[19:37] <major_redhat> im not getting anything
[19:37] <major_redhat> nope
[19:38] <major_redhat> mouse and trackpad work fine in win7
[19:38] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, now we will mount /proc /sys and /dev to emulate a working system
[19:38] <major_redhat> i played around with something today
[19:38] <major_redhat> sysc-rc-somethign
[19:38] <major_redhat> disabled the usplash thing
[19:38] <Tourist> Boots32M: lol, the response. "Linux?....... uh...... I have no idea."
[19:38] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: ok, command?
[19:38] <major_redhat> and then when i rebooted i realized i messed up big time
[19:38] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, sudo mount proc /mnt/proc -t proc
[19:38] <fatum77> Curly_Q: read speed is only when you have a finished disc and are installing or reading off the disc.
[19:39] <Curly_Q> Fatum77 I will take that into account. I used NERO burning software which has a very good reputation.
[19:39] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, sudo mount /mnt/sys -t sysfs
[19:39] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: I get blankness? Is that supposed to happen?
[19:39] <hoze> hi all, im using edubuntu 7.04, i want to upgrade to the latest version,  but it seems that i cannot acess the software sources, can any1 help me with upgrading pls? ty very much
[19:39] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, blankness ;)
[19:40] <profoak> How do I get Glib 2.4.0 or newer? I'm trying to compile pidgin from source and it messes up on ./configure
[19:40] <profoak> How do I get Glib 2.4.0 or newer? I'm trying to compile pidgin from source and it messes up on ./configure (my internet died)
[19:40] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, Lcawte, sudo mount none /mnt/sys -t sysfs
[19:40] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: K, keep going
[19:40] <dany> esto como es
[19:40] <fatum77> Curly_Q: With burners you have to remember that they have cache of their own that is used for what is being burned. At the highest speed for burning the cache might not keep up which can lead to bad sectors or incomplete information burned to the disc
[19:40] <major_redhat> it was sysv-rc-conf
[19:40] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, Lcawte, sudo mount none /mnt/dev -t devfs
[19:40] <SSShvb> hey all how can i see all channels  of the network ?
[19:40] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: sudo mount none /mnt/dev -t devfs
[19:40] <Pici> SSShvb: /msg alis help list
[19:40] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Woops: mount: unknown filesystem type 'devfs'
[19:41] <Curly_Q> Fatima77, keep in mind that I have the fastest and latest DVD/CD sold, so having said that, are you saying that Ubuntu only installs with the slowest burners?
[19:41] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, type -t devtmpfs
[19:41] <Xintruder> hi
[19:41] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, instead of devfs
[19:41] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: ah k
[19:41] <mehdi_> hi
[19:42] <Tourist> Curly_Q: You wouldn't be saying it's the best if we were talking about your sex life and you being the fastest available. Faster is not always better, especially when burning data cd/dvds
[19:42] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: mount: unknown filesystem type 'devtmpfs'
[19:42] <fatum77> Curly_Q: it has nothing to do with the install it has to deal with the .iso being burned correctly.
[19:42] <major_redhat> ok so i just went into the add/remove applications to install Konsole
[19:42] <Pici> Curly_Q: No.  Sometimes burned cd images can be corrupt due to burning at high speed, this has nothing to do with Ubuntu.  I'd ensure that your CD was burned properly by doing the "Check CD for Defects" option at the boot menu.
[19:42] <major_redhat> and it came back with error "error failed to fork pty"
[19:42] <mehdi_> HI
[19:43] <mehdi_> HI
[19:43] <mehdi_> HI
[19:43] <FloodBot4> mehdi_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:43] <Pici> mehdi_: stop
[19:43] <Curly_Q> The ISO was burned correctly, if not, I could not read it with an EXPLORE of the disk. All of the DATA is present.
[19:43] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: isnt there some kinda remote connection wizard on Ubuntu that you can use to kinda, do it/help by watching?
[19:43] <major_redhat> so im essentially stuck right now
[19:43] <mehdi_> HI
[19:43] <sirninja> I'm on ubuntu 9.10 and my laptop is not suspending when I close the lid. How do I find out what the problem is?
[19:43] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, by watching there isn't
[19:43] <Curly_Q> It is possible that the DATA is corrupted.
[19:43] <Tourist> Dude has a major attitude problem
[19:44] <fatum77> Curly_Q: being able to read it with explore just means that the format of it is correct. does not mean that all the info is on it
[19:44] <tOOlz> тут есть кто говорит по русски?
[19:44] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, anyway we're almost done
[19:44] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: K
[19:44] <hoze> what is the command to upgrade whole os, exmple from 8.04 to 8.10 ? sudo apt-get upgrade doesnt do anything
[19:44] <Pici> Curly_Q: If it was, then there might just be an incompatibility between the LiveCD and your hardware. This can be due to very new hardware in some cases.  You can use the Alternate CD to install Ubuntu which does not create a live environment.
[19:44] <fatum77> Curly_Q: try to burn at lowest speed and install with that disc
[19:44] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, did you run sudo mount none /mnt/dev -t devtmpfs    ?
[19:44] <warriorforgod> hoze: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[19:44] <hoze> ty
[19:44] <tOOlz> есть русские???
[19:44] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: yeah, but I get: mount: unknown filesystem type 'devtmpfs'
[19:45] <blakkheim> hoze: sudo do-release-upgrade
[19:45] <Pici> Curly_Q: There can be CD defects regardless of whether you can use Windows explorer to look at the disk contents.
[19:45] <major_redhat> is there a way to use the recovery console to fix the terminal?
[19:45] <Pici> !ru | tOOlz
[19:45] <mehdi_> is there anybody
[19:45] <hoze> warrior i got 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[19:45] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, then try mount --bin /dev /mnt/dev
[19:45] <sirninja> I'm on ubuntu 9.10 and my laptop is not suspending when I close the lid. How do I find out what the problem is?
[19:45] <hoze> i have edubuntu 7.04 and i want to upgrade it
[19:46] <Curly_Q> I agree with Pici and Fatum77. I will burn another disk and see if that works. Keep in mind that I thank you folks for bearing with my inquiry.
[19:46] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, sorry, run that with sudo
[19:46] <VCoolio> hoze: do-release-upgrade
[19:46] <SSShvb> does someone know how in Epathy i can see  all channels of the network ?
[19:46] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: ok, returned a new terminal line
[19:46] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, great.
[19:46] <fatum77> Curly_Q: No Problem
[19:46] <macman_> question .. im ripping an iso to dvd with dvd decrypter (wine) .. its done and it is closing track .. how long does it take to close the track ?
[19:46] <VCoolio> dist-upgrade is only some extende installed packages updater, don't understand completely
[19:46] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, last 2 steps: sudo chroot /mnt
[19:47] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, now you are in your installed ubuntu
[19:47] <Curly_Q> Nitsuga, thanks for your input as well.   :)
[19:47] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Kewl
[19:47] <Lcawte> !en | Lcawte
[19:47] <findot> interesting
[19:47] <Nitsuga> !en
[19:47] <VCoolio> hoze: probably very difficult to upgrade from 7.04 because also 7.10 is no longer supported, so nowhere to go
[19:48] <Curly_Q> What is the most reliable site to download Ubuntu?
[19:48] <meowagi> does prelinking bring any benefit?
[19:48] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: so how do I fix the boot loader thing from here?
[19:48] <Nitsuga> Curly_Q, bittorrent files from ubuntu's site
[19:48]  * macman_ downloaded ubuntu via torrent
[19:48] <fatum77> Curly_Q: I have always used their site. www.ubuntu.com
[19:48] <sirninja> Can someone please help me.  It's a dell studio 15
[19:50] <blakkheim> !pm | hoze
[19:50] <Curly_Q> Thanks guys, I will see you again soon. Keep up the good work and always work hard.
[19:50] <blakkheim> !repeat | sirninja
[19:51] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Am I supposed to get: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/aRDLTVyE
[19:51] <SSShvb> !en
[19:51] <sirninja> blakkheim: I have already searched the forums and found nothing that helped me
[19:52] <meowagi> sudo apt-get install prelink
[19:52] <BlessJah> does shipit ships x86_64 and i386 CDs or only i386?
[19:52] <fatum77> sirninja: I know this will seem simple but does your power management settings say that is what you want done when you close the lid?
[19:52] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, not the last lines, but you have the important one: #
[19:52] <Nitsuga> #
[19:52] <Nitsuga> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-14-generic
[19:52] <blakkheim> BlessJah: either
[19:52] <Lcawte> ok, should it work now then Nitsuga
[19:52] <hoze> ok, i have edubuntu 7.04, i tried to  sudo do-release-upgrade but i got some errors: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ELhB6nXq
[19:52] <meowagi> blessjah, never tried to run it on a 386sx
[19:52] <outoftime> hi all - so I deleted my /etc/mysql/my.cnf as part of an attempt at a totally clean reinstall of mysql. i'm trying to get it back by running `aptitude reinstall mysql-common`, which as I understand it contains this file, but the file isn't getting installed. any idea why?
[19:52] <sirninja> fatum77: Yeah. I've done that.. what I'm looking for is something that could possible give me more details as to what is preventing it from suspending. It's worked in the past
[19:52] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, if you want you can check
[19:52] <Tourist> sirninja: I just checked on mine and under power settings it gives you the options you're looking for
[19:53] <hoppel> hi =) having a problem too
[19:53] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, install qemu from the packages and run sudo qemu -hda /dev/sda BUT DON'T RUN THE OS FROM QEMU!!!!
[19:53] <BlessJah> blakkheim: where can i change arch?
[19:53] <MilitantPotato> What's a good wireless USB card that works on ubuntu that can be gotten from bestbuy
[19:53] <BlessJah> blakkheim: i dont see that option...
[19:53] <Juanlu> fwefwefwef
[19:53] <Juanlu> wf
[19:53] <Juanlu> wef
[19:53] <Juanlu> wfe
[19:53] <Juanlu> wef
[19:53] <FloodBot4> Juanlu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:53] <meowagi> militantpotatoe: atheros based one
[19:53] <iceroot> MilitantPotato: you mean wifi? everything from asus
[19:53] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, this way you can check if grub is working and wait only for a small download
[19:54] <iceroot> MilitantPotato: asus is deleivering linux-drivers if they are not in the kernel/repos
[19:54] <hoppel> i want to install u-lite on an old notebook, burned live-cd bootet, and now theres a prompt saying "grub>"  . Do I have to do some commands to initialise a setup?
[19:54] <fatum77> sirninja: If that is set and it use to work but doesn't now I would have to say it is software that has been installed since that is stopping it. Try using powertop to kill any processes and see if it works then.
[19:54] <MilitantPotato> iceroot: Alright I'll tell her to get an asus brand
[19:54] <Lcawte> !info qemu-kvm
[19:54] <iceroot> hoppel: what is u-lite?
[19:54] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: That one?
[19:54] <hoppel> its a ubuntu version for slow pcs
[19:54] <BlessJah> where can I find "64 bit" option in shipit? i will request cds but i cannot find this
[19:55] <meowagi> lubuntu maybe
[19:55] <Nitsuga> !info qemu-kvm
[19:55] <hoppel> yeah i think it was called lubuntu before
[19:55] <meowagi> !info lubuntu
[19:55] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, qemu-kvm needs a reboot
[19:55] <ellmoe2000> hello
[19:55] <hoppel> but is now called u-lite because of some copywrite stuff or something
[19:55] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, and you can't reboot a live cd ;)
[19:55] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Why dont I just test it :P if it needs a reboot
[19:55] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, qemu doesn't
[19:55] <hoze> ok, i have edubuntu 7.04, i tried to  sudo do-release-upgrade but i got some errors: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ELhB6nXq any help pls?
[19:55] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: so what one is it :P
[19:55] <Nitsuga> test it the way you want
[19:55] <meowagi> its all debian
[19:56] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, anyway soooner or later you have to test it
[19:56] <meowagi> ubuntu is just a fork of debian
[19:56] <hoppel> well the problem is, i dont know how to initialise the setup
[19:56] <Lcawte> I'll try it now, be back in a bit
[19:56] <hoppel> the boot cd just brought me to this prompt
[19:56] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, if it fails we can concatenate all that commands and mount you installe dubuntu in seconds
[19:56] <Tourist> The schools system admin just told me to install internet explorer..... ?
[19:56] <d3c0n> im sorry this might sound real stupid but is it possible to load the cluster node service on the desktop version
[19:56] <Nitsuga> Tourist, whatthe...
[19:56] <Nitsuga> lol
[19:57] <hoze> haha
[19:57] <Tourist> He said it was better
[19:57] <fatum77> Tourist: of course they did
[19:57] <Nitsuga> !ohmy | Nitsuga
[19:57] <blakkheim> Tourist: that's a horrible sysadmin then
[19:57] <Tourist> At that point I went silent
[19:57] <ellmoe2000> i have a question, what is the difference between ubuntu, debian & fedora?
[19:57] <Nitsuga> ellmoe2000, between Ubuntu and debian only ideollogial diferences
[19:57] <hoppel> hmm well...maybe i should ask in the forums
[19:57] <wasabi_> There any decent way to install a .deb file into an archive? (mini-dinstall hosted), without a changes file?
[19:58] <Nitsuga> ellmoe2000, Fedora is completely sifferent to ubuntu in may aspects, but it seems the same
[19:58] <BlessJah> does shipit ship 64 bit CD (not download)???
[19:58] <blakkheim> BlessJah: i already answered you
[19:58] <BlessJah> blakkheim: i cannot find this option
[19:58] <Tourist> God I hate Mississippi and this school. It needs to burn.
[19:58] <ejv> !offtopic
[19:58] <mzuverink> Suddenly Gnome opens all directories off the places menu(such as home, documents, etc) in konqueror not nautilus, i have both kde and gnome indtalled but want nautilus to be my file manager while in gnome, how do set it back to nautilus in gnome?
[19:58] <BlessJah> blakkheim: did u mean that i can download, or that they will ship it to my home?
[19:59] <fatum77> ellmoe2000: Ubuntu is based off of Debian so not much difference there. Fedora uses a different package system than debian or ubuntu and some files are located in different areas but they are all linux.
[19:59] <fatum77> Tourist: Don't say that I was thinking of moving down there.
[19:59] <ellmoe2000> I was going to try out all three to help me decide which to switch over. which one is more practical and stable?
[19:59] <blakkheim> ellmoe2000: it's a matter of opinion
[20:00] <Nitsuga> mzuverink, it is easy, gedit ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[20:00] <VCoolio> ellmoe2000: doesn't matter much; important question is do you want gnome or kde or xfce or another de
[20:00] <Nitsuga> mzuverink, and add this line: inode/directory=nautilus-folder-handler
[20:00] <Tourist> fatum77: Good luck. I'm moving out of here as soon as possible. Time to disconnect and go home.
[20:00] <mzuverink> Nitsuga, OK, thanks I appreciate it
[20:00] <VCoolio> ellmoe2000: I mean it does matter much but not if you're just an end user who wants just to have a useful pc
[20:00] <fatum77> ellmoe2000: I use Ubuntu on my machines but have played with debian and fedora in the past. I like Ubuntu because it feels more polished and I don't use Fedora mainly because I am use to apt-get
[20:01] <Nitsuga> ellmoe2000, In Debian you'll find a fimiliar but more stable environment
[20:01] <Nitsuga> ellmoe2000, if you want to try something different go for Fedora
[20:01] <blakkheim> Nitsuga: agreed
[20:01] <ellmoe2000> i am new to this open source. been wanting to try it for several years, but was afraid to for the lack of knowledge. am having a reall thrill using ubuntu.
[20:02] <loops> Fedora has become a wanna-be Ubuntu.   It use to have its own mandate, now they're busy trying to compete with Ubuntu on usability and failing.
[20:02] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Nothing.. same error
[20:02] <bdelin88> how can i make grep search for a string that has spaces and special characters such as: <div class="gcalendar">
[20:02] <VCoolio> ellmoe2000: you can install kubuntu-desktop, logout and choose 'kde' as session in your login manager to check out kde; same for xfce; no need for an extra distro
[20:03] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, if you press enter on grub what do you find?
[20:03] <loops> bdelin88, one way is to use "fgrep" which ignores special chars..  so..   fgrep "what <you are> looking for" *files*
[20:03] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Like a grub error console kinda thing
[20:03] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: like terminal, but more confusin
[20:04] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, well, if that didn't worked i don't know what could work
[20:04] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, maybe you can try reinstall ing the os or asking in #grub
[20:04] <Lcawte> Nitsuga: Trying another ubuntu reinstall...
[20:04] <VCoolio> loops: according to fgrep --help it's deprecated in favor of grep -F, just a remark
[20:05] <loops> VCoolio, sure, but fgrep is easier to type, and it's been deprecated for years :o)
[20:05] <Nitsuga> ellmoe2000, try Fedora. Is it different, so you'll have the noob-fun again :D
[20:05] <VCoolio> loops: I see your point; but then make it an alias ;)
[20:05] <fatum77> Nitsuga: or noob-frustration depending on how you look at it
[20:07] <Nitsuga> fatum77, i don't think that now he is more experienced he will have noob frustation
[20:07] <loops> Nitsuga, IMNSHO there is 0% reason to use Fedora any more.  At one point it was the distro to use if you wanted to support Free Software and live on the bleeding edge.   Now days, it's just a poor quality Ubuntu clone
[20:07] <Lcawte> Grub people look scarey smart...
[20:08] <Nitsuga> Lcawte, yes? I'l join
[20:08] <loops> that's odd, cause smart people often look grubby
[20:08] <fatum77> Nitsuga: true, if I tried it now I probably would not be as frustrated with it unless it would not install again
[20:08] <Nitsuga> lol
[20:09] <Nitsuga> fatum77, i haven't installed fedora since over a year. For me (I wa only 3 months of linux experience that time) it was a good experience. I liked so much the distro that I used it as my main one for 6 months. The I installed ArchLinux
[20:09] <Nitsuga> *I had
[20:10] <sonicroxs> I have a problem. My sound doesn't work, and it is not muted. The sound preferences say I have no sound hardware installed. How can I fix this?
[20:11] <sonicroxs> anyone here?
[20:11] <histo> sonicroxs: what kind of sound card do you have?
[20:11] <sonicroxs> I have a Realtek sound card.
[20:11] <papasmurfcba> hello
[20:11] <sonicroxs> High Definition
[20:12] <fatum77> Nitsuga: Last time I tried installing was just a couple months ago and couldn't get past the boot screen on either machine. So I don't try with them anymore. OpenSuse is the same way even though SUSe 9.1 was my first distro and loved it. Can't get either to install correctly
[20:12] <histo> sonicroxs: can you do a lspci and get more information on it.
[20:12] <danijel> do anybody know how to set volume on lxde ????????????
[20:13] <macman_> anyone ever use tcprobe, tccat, tcextract and tcrequant to rip / shirnk movies ?
[20:13] <charo> ola
[20:13] <charo> hola
[20:13] <histo> danijel: you would probably need to install some sort of volume control / sound mixer
[20:13] <danijel> no, i have it
[20:14] <danijel> but i am stupid
[20:14] <giwrgos> hi guys
[20:14] <histo> danijel: http://forum.lxde.org/viewtopic.php?t=370&f=21
[20:14] <sonicroxs> umm.. do u want me to send you the whole log?
[20:14] <danijel> thanks !
[20:14] <histo> sonicroxs: no just the line aobut your sound
[20:14] <charo> estoy esperando
[20:14] <sonicroxs> ok
[20:15] <sonicroxs> umm.. there is nothing about sound on it..
[20:15] <giwrgos> yparxei kaneis ellinas edo???
[20:15] <Pici> !gr | giwrgos
[20:15] <histo> sonicroxs: hrm... hold on a second
[20:16] <histo> sonicroxs: lspci | grep audio
[20:16] <sonicroxs> ok
[20:16] <sonicroxs> wait
[20:16] <charo> asi no hay forma
[20:16] <jcole> is there a way to have the "guest" session start in an xnest?
[20:16] <Mad_Away> hi guys. any problems with dependecies lately?
[20:17] <Mad_Away> 9.10
[20:17] <Mad_Away> i got msg: "There are broken dependecies on your system. Please use an advanced package manage e.g. Synaptic or aptitude to resolve this situation."
[20:17] <Mad_Away> no changes in sources list recently
[20:17] <charo> ola
[20:18] <Mathias90> Does it make any sense, that a custom start up service (init.d) causes the Samba Daemon service to hang during the reboot/shutdown process.
[20:18] <meganerd> Mad_Away: no problems that I have seen
[20:18] <meganerd> Mad_Away: check your sources
[20:18] <Mad_Away> meganerd: what do you mean by "check"?
[20:19] <Mad_Away> sudo apt-get update finishes at Reading package lists... Done
[20:19] <Mad_Away> clear.
[20:19] <meganerd> Mad_Away: you said no changes in sources recently, implying that there were some changes in the past
[20:20] <BaLo0n> jerzy: co tam
[20:20] <charo> ola+
[20:21] <incisco><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[20:22] <Mad_Away> meganerd: it works now.. just like that..
[20:22] <incisco> Francisco  Manuel  Rebolo  Salvatierra
[20:22] <meganerd> Mad_Away: weird, maybe a mirror was updating (or a 3rd party repository if you have any of those)
[20:22] <Kodu1990> o.o
[20:23] <Rug_> Can somebody tell me why my dual screen setup is spanned when I login to Gnome, but mirrored whe I login to Fluxbox?
[20:24] <Kanonkas>  do you know how to intergrate ubuntu with the win bootloader?
[20:24] <Kanonkas> I removed grub using my win installation cd (bootrex.exe/fixmbr)
[20:24] <pokoko222> tell me some good soft phone for ubuntu
[20:24] <Kanonkas> bootrec*
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[20:24] <CShadowRun> pokoko222: ekiga
[20:25] <Rug_> pokoko222: ekiga
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Pokoko222: there's skype too but +1 for ekiga
[20:25] <Kanonkas> any help`?
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Sup kanonkas
[20:26] <grille> hey all, somebody can help me please. its my first time trying to configure apparmor.... especially /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd.
[20:26] <Kanonkas> scroll up action ^
[20:26] <Kanonkas> my question is there
[20:26] <charo> ola
[20:26] <grille> in /var/log/cups/cups-pdf_log i get [ERROR] failed to open source stream  everytime i try to print over samba on my pdf printer
[20:26] <pokoko222> but i have to pay for ekiga acount?
[20:26] <pokoko222> or it is all free?
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: look when I entered the channel
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: I couldn't have seen it as I wasn't in the channel
[20:27] <Rug_> pokoko222: free
[20:27] <Kanonkas> mhm..
[20:27] <grille> when i change   /usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf Px, to   /usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf Ux, everything works fine
[20:27] <c3l_> im running gnu emacs 23, freshly installed from ubuntu repo. why doesnt the latex mennus appear when I edit a .tex document?
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: so i'l repeat...sup kanonkas?
[20:28] <Kanonkas> just waiting for help, really..
[20:28] <pokoko222> can i call mobile phones with ekiga?
[20:28] <Rug_> Can somebody tell me why my dual screen setup is spanned when I login to Gnome, but mirrored whe I login to Fluxbox?
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: if you tell me your issue, maybe I can help
[20:28] <Kanonkas> oh sry
[20:28] <Kanonkas> Kanonkas>	 do you know how to intergrate ubuntu with the win bootloader?
[20:28] <pokoko222> Rug_ so i call people by email? the sip thing...
[20:28] <Kanonkas> 	<Kanonkas>	I removed grub using my win installation cd (bootrex.exe/fixmbr)
[20:28] <jcole> Rug_: what video card
[20:28] <Rug_> pokoko222: if you pay somebody to give you an account that cal make outgoing calls.
[20:28] <Kanonkas> bootrec.exe*
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Rug: the fluxbox wm doesn't span afaik
[20:28] <FloodBot4> Kanonkas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:28] <Rug_> jcole: ATI
[20:29] <Rug_> pokoko222: yes the sip thing
[20:29] <pokoko222> Rug_ so that is not free you idiot
[20:29] <jcole> Rug_: proprietary or open source video driver
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: boot to live cd and reinstall grub
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> !grub | kanonkas
[20:29] <meganerd> Kanonkas: the win bootloader is not able to bootstrab Linux, period
[20:29] <Kanonkas> aw damn
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> Meganerd: it can, its just not pretty
[20:30] <meganerd> Kanonkas: as someone else said, you need to repair grub since it is capable of booting both Windows and Linux
[20:30] <Rug_> jcole: one sec...
[20:30] <jcole> Kanonkas: you can use wubi to do that
[20:30] <zm0> is there a linux lib for <bios.h> im looking for a lib to access the floppy drive
[20:30] <jolaren> Greetings. I have a Hauppage wintv nova-t 500 pci card.. and by default ubuntu loads the 1.20 driver, how can I make it stop using that driver and instead use the older one?
[20:30] <andreas_> uouo
[20:30] <jcole> !wubi | kanonkas
[20:30] <andreas_> yoyo
[20:30] <andreas_> !terminal
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: its much easier to use a more embracing boot loader than microsoft's closed minded garbage
[20:30] <Rug_> jcole: driver "ati"
[20:30] <meganerd> ActionParsnip: by not pretty you mean that you have to have Linux installed onto an FS that Windows understands, which means vfat
[20:31] <meganerd> ActionParsnip: not something you can do after the fact
[20:31] <Kanonkas> it's just grub forces me to use ubuntu
[20:31] <Kanonkas> which I don't want to
[20:31] <meganerd> Kanonkas: not it does not force anything
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Meganerd: there are options and stuff you can add to boot.ini but grub is much friendlier
[20:31] <Kanonkas> it sets ubuntu first, then
[20:31] <jolaren> If anyone knows the answer to my question I'd be very glad
[20:31] <meganerd> Kanonkas: it may default to Linux, but it can boot BSD, Windows, UBuntu etc
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: increase the timeout so you can choose
[20:31] <ssn> hi guys
[20:31] <Kanonkas> yes - but that's my problem. I want windows to be first
[20:31] <Kanonkas> not ubuntu
[20:32] <hoppel> i wanted to install ulite, which is a ubuntu deriviate for slow pcs, when inserting the live cd and switching the notebook on i get  to a command prompt saying grub>, does anybody know what that means?
[20:32] <jcole> Rug_: you may need to install the proprietary fglrx driver and use the command line aticonfig command... make sure you print the help
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas: then change the default in /etc/default/grub
[20:32] <meganerd> ActionParsnip: I do not think that works unless your /boot directory is on its own partition formatted vfat (or fat32 or fat16)
[20:32] <Kanonkas> and jcole - I installed it using the live cd (not wubi). Wubi seems to only support 30 gig
[20:32] <Kanonkas> I wanted more
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Hoppel: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[20:32] <Rug_> jcole: But why would Gnome work correctly, only fluxbox is giving me grief.
[20:32] <jolaren> How do I uninstall a driver provided by the KERNEL? I want to use an older driver because this is buggy as hell
[20:32] <andreas_> when i use Sudo command that needs PW i can
[20:32] <andreas_> when i use Sudo command that needs PW i can't write password
[20:32] <jcole> Rug_: gnome has stored xrandr settings it executes upon login
[20:33] <hoppel> uhh no
[20:33] <Rug_> jcole: Thanks
[20:33] <hoppel> i downloaded it directly from the website
[20:33] <Kanonkas> actionparsnip: can I use wubi to fix my grub - even though I didn't use it to install ubuntu?
[20:33] <meganerd> jolaren: the drivers are part of the kernel, what you want to do is blacklist a module
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> Hoppel: thrrn how do you know the iso was good?
[20:33] <sonicroxs> hey histo
[20:33] <andreas_> when i use Sudo command that needs PW i can't write password
[20:33] <jcole> Rug_: you could put some xrandr commands in a fluxbox login script to emulate gnome
[20:33] <meganerd> Kanonkas: it would be easier to simply boot from the Live CD
[20:33] <jolaren> meganerd, if I roll back to a older driver and the module is blacklisted - what happends?
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> Kanonkas; no idea I don't use and hate wubi
[20:33] <sonicroxs> i type lspci |grep audio and nothing appears
[20:33] <Kanonkas> andreas_: you can. You just don't see the password
[20:33] <Rug_> jcole: ok I'll give it a shot
[20:34] <Kanonkas> as opposed to windows
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> hoppel: answer - you dont
[20:34] <hoppel> wouldnt there be some error message or something if it wouldnt be?
[20:34] <hoppel> i mean the live cd kinda of starts
[20:34] <andreas_> ty :)
[20:34] <hoppel> but only to a command prompt
[20:34] <jcole> ActionParsnip: wubi is perfect way to introduce linux to a windows user
[20:34] <meganerd> jolaren: I am not sure what you mean by "older driver" can you be more specific
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Hoppel: no the iso is raw data, burning apps don't care about consistancy
[20:34] <jolaren> meganerd, There's a driver for my hauppage card which is verison 1.20 I want to use version 1.10
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Jcole: installing a proper system to usb is much better
[20:35] <jolaren> The version 1.20 is defaulted by the kernel meganerd
[20:35] <hoppel> thx actionPasrnip
[20:35] <giwrgos> goodnight guys
[20:35] <sonicroxs> Hi, I just installed ubuntu and my sound doesn't work and it doesn't appear in the sound preferences hardware tab either. How can I solve this??
[20:35] <jolaren> sonicroxs, try alsamixer in terminal, see if something is muted
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Hoppel: always check iso file before burning. And then verify the cd once burned
[20:35] <giwrgos> goodbye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[20:35] <x-calibur> hi there, who can help me on a fresh install with soft raid?
[20:36] <sonicroxs> no nothing is muted
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> Hoppel: fwiw ulite is sweeeet
[20:36] <histo> sonicroxs: it appears your sound card isn't being detected if lspci isn't showing it listed.
[20:36] <sonicroxs> yes it doesn't appear on lspci
[20:36] <sonicroxs> i also tried lspci |grep audio
[20:36] <histo> sonicroxs: what version of ubuntu are you using and what type of sound card is it specifically.
[20:36] <sonicroxs> I am using Ubuntu 9.10 Karmik Koala
[20:36] <x-calibur> is there someone who can help me on a fresh install using software raid?
[20:37] <blakkheim> !repeat | x-calibur
[20:37] <jcole> sonicroxs: you have to modify an alsa config file if your driver is snd-hda-intel
[20:37] <histo> sonicroxs: is this a prebuilt computer or one that you've built yourself?
[20:37] <RazorC> Hello there! I was wondering if there was a way to install Windows XP AFTER installing Edubuntu 7.04.
[20:37] <sonicroxs> prebuilt
[20:37] <sonicroxs> My sound card is Realtek HD
[20:37] <histo> RazorC: yes but you'll have to fix grub afterwards
[20:37] <histo> sonicroxs: what type of computer is it.
[20:37] <hoppel> fwiw?
[20:37] <histo> !who | sonicroxs
[20:38] <meganerd> jolaren: did you manually install this driver or did it ship with ubuntu.  I have 3 hauppauge cards collecting dust, it has been a couple of years since I have used them
[20:38] <jolaren> meganerd, I did not manually install the 1.20 driver, it comes by default with ubuntu
[20:38] <sonicroxs> it is an Acer Aspire 5520
[20:38] <histo> meganerd: tv cards just work witht he most recent kernels
[20:38] <sonicroxs> !tab
[20:39] <CountDown> How do I install a non-sun Java plugin for Firefox on Ubuntu 9.10?
[20:39] <dude> hi!
[20:39] <jolaren> histo, Sure, but compiling them myself a month ago worked so much sweeter
[20:39] <histo> sonicroxs: basiclaly just start typing the persons name then hit tab to autocomplete their name. THen make your statement.
[20:39] <meganerd> histo: I was guessing as much, last time I used one I had to build the drivers myself.  I was asking what the OP did since you can still build them youurself
[20:39] <histo> meganerd: you can build them yourselves and blacklist the modules or use the otu of the box ones.
[20:40] <dude> can somebody say what does it mean: 1. add ppa:zsitvaij/ppa-zsitvaij to your software sources
[20:40] <ssn> any idea how to repack rar archives that have 14G with just 1G free space?
[20:40] <histo> !grub > razorc
[20:40] <guntbert> hoppel: fwiw = for what it is worth :-)
[20:40] <VCoolio> dude: "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:etc" then "sudo apt-get update" then you can install the apps in that repo
[20:40] <sonicroxs> histo, ok i got it
[20:40] <histo> sonicroxs: there ya go
[20:41] <histo> sonicroxs: what type of computer is it? model etc...
[20:41] <histo> !grub > RazorC
[20:41] <sonicroxs> histo, it is an Acer Aspire 5520 laptop
[20:41] <jolaren> How would I blacklist the dvb-usb-dib0700-1.20?
[20:41] <histo> dude: System > admin > Software sources
[20:41] <meganerd> jolaren: what is the module name used?
[20:41] <histo> dude: you need to add a 3rd party repository for software is what you are trying to do.
[20:42] <jolaren> meganerd, I don't know, how do I look?
[20:42] <histo> !blacklist | jolaren
[20:42] <sonicroxs> histo: the strange thing is that when I had XP installed, I dual-booted Ubuntu to try it, and the sound would work
[20:42] <RazorC> Thanks, histo
[20:42] <sonicroxs> histo: now i removed XP and installed ubuntu and the sound doesn't work
[20:43] <histo> sonicroxs: were you using the livecd to run ubuntu before or was it installed to hd?
[20:43] <meganerd> jolaren: I seem to remember the hauppauge drivers being called iv<something>.  What do you get when you type "lsmod |grep iv"
[20:43] <histo> sonicroxs: also check in system > Administration > Hardware drivers
[20:43] <msandbu> is there a s.m.a.r.t monitor ( for terminal ) in ubuntu?
[20:44] <jolaren> meganerd, i belive this is the module - dvb-usb-dib0700-1.20
[20:44] <sonicroxs> histo, i tried that also
[20:44] <histo> msandbu: did you try searching in synaptic
[20:44] <blakkheim> msandbu: gsmartcontrol/smartmontools
[20:44] <red> what file should I add a call for my machine to run a shellscript upon user login? (not machine boot, but when a user logs in? tried .bashrc but it runs on terminal session and not login session)
[20:44] <genii> !info smartmontools
[20:44] <meganerd> jolaren: that does not look like a module name, try "lsmod |grep dvb"
[20:44] <histo> sonicroxs: k. were you in the bios at all possibly disabled the sound?
[20:44] <histo> sonicroxs: thats if its onboard.
[20:45] <sonicroxs>  i beleive it is not onboard
[20:45] <sonicroxs> histo: there is no Sound option in bios
[20:45] <jolaren> meganerd, dvb_usb_dib0700 and alot of dif who look alike but that's the most common
[20:45] <jrib> !startup | red
[20:45] <histo> sonicroxs: what type of computer is this? So i can lookup what type of sound card is in it?
[20:45] <sonicroxs> histo, it is an Acer Aspire 5520
[20:46] <histo> sonicroxs: k let me check something
[20:46] <khaoss> irc.sismanagement.de
[20:46] <guntbert> khaoss: not here please
[20:46] <prayii> hmmm
[20:46] <jolaren> meganerd, btw iv doesnt give me anythin
[20:47] <red> jrib: i tried that at first, but "cd ~/etherpad/trunk/etherpad/ && bin/run-local.sh" didn't work as a launcher there
[20:47] <jrib> red: that's not an executable.  Create a script with that inside (and use full paths) and make THAT script run at startup
[20:48] <meganerd> jolaren: then whatever you had before.  The hauppauge cards I have are all PCI and are all a few years old
[20:48] <histo> sonicroxs: you sound should be working out of the box?
[20:48] <toman> hello there, I have some problems installing benq 5000 scanner on ubuntu 9.10.  Actually the problem is i don't know what to do. I googled it but all i found is a broken link . I found that my scanner is supported but when i start sane it errors me with "Failed to open device `snapscan:libusb:005:003': Invalid argument
[20:48] <histo> sonicroxs: lsmod | grep hda_intel
[20:48] <toman> can somebody help me ?
[20:48] <histo> sonicroxs: see if that has any output
[20:48] <jolaren> meganerd, I see, mine is also pci aja
[20:48] <sonicroxs> histo: Ok wait
[20:48] <red> jrib:
[20:49] <red> http://paste2.org/p/687245
[20:49] <red> would this work?
[20:49] <histo> sonicroxs: also try  cat /proc/asound/cards
[20:49] <jrib> red: give a full path for "bin/run-local.sh"
[20:49] <red> doesn't work like that
[20:49] <histo> toman: did you try searching the forums for that specific scanner?
[20:49] <jrib> red: that makes no sense.
[20:49] <red> it requires that it's run from the path I cd to first
[20:50] <histo> toman: may be quicker than finding someone here with one.
[20:50] <jrib> red: ok I see now what you mean, yes it should work that way
[20:50] <red> it has something to do with the run-local using the directory it's ran from as a baseline to find its own subdirs etc
[20:50] <sonicroxs> lsmod | grep hda_intel gives me no output
[20:50] <red> don't ask me why :)
[20:51] <sonicroxs> histo, and cat /proc/asound/cards gives me ''no such file or directory
[20:51] <sonicroxs> histo: btw my sound was working out of the box, yes
[20:52] <Overshade> I've got a question... kinda new at linux lol -- I'm running BT4 every time I start my computer I need to enter the password and login through console before starting the xserver. is there way to remove the password?
[20:52] <jrib> Overshade: BT4?
[20:52] <meganerd> sonicroxs: it looks like there is no module loaded
[20:52] <guntbert> !backtrack | Overshade
[20:52] <toman> histo, i looked all arownd
[20:52] <sonicroxs> meganerd, no module loaded?
[20:52] <toman> couldnt find anything
[20:53] <sonicroxs> meganerd: what do you mean by that?
[20:53] <Overshade> !backtrack
[20:53] <Overshade> #backtrack-linux
[20:54] <Overshade> ah
[20:55] <alzamabar> Hi folks. I found out that the file to change vim settings in Ubuntu (9.10) is /etc/vim/vimrc. Where do I change colours?
[20:55] <Crimius> hi
[20:55] <dude> VCoolio, thanks!
[20:55] <dude> histo, thanks!
[20:55] <guntbert> sonicroxs: did you try sudo lshw -c multimedia   already?
[20:55] <sonicroxs> guntbert: no let me try
[20:55] <meganerd> sonicroxs: as in the driver is not loaded.  If there is no /proc/asound/cards directory
[20:55] <meganerd> sonicroxs: what sound device is this?
[20:56] <sonicroxs> it is Realtek High Definition audio, meganerd
[20:56] <meganerd> alzamabar: you can override the system default with a .vimrc file in your home directory
[20:56] <meganerd> sonicroxs: lspci |grep Audio
[20:56] <strk> can I choose which of 2 monitors gets the "panels" ?
[20:56] <sonicroxs> meganerd: tried that already
[20:57] <sonicroxs> no output from the command
[20:57] <TeCH-> hi helpme plz -> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/383233/
[20:57] <strk> (on a laptop, with external monitor plugged, no "mirror screens")
[20:57] <alzamabar> meganerd, I've got some .vim files representing colour schemes downloaded from www.vim.org. How do I apply those themes?
[20:57] <meganerd> sonicroxs: Realtek High Definition is not a lot to go on.  I am assuming that this is integrated with your motherboard or this is a laptop?
[20:57] <kadakas> Mu Ubuntu 9.10 freezes for 3-5 seconds every time I change to another (already open) window from the background. My RAM usage is about 1.3GB of 2GB and CPU usage is hovering at 50%. When Ubuntu freezes, music still plays fine and no windows go gray or crash - It just wont accept any input from me and the clock would freeze aswell. Any ideas??
[20:58] <sonicroxs> meganerd: this is a laptop
[20:58] <meganerd> alzamabar: copy what you want into a .vimrc file in your home directory
[20:58] <alzamabar> meganerd, actually I tried to put a .vimrc file under ~ but didn't work at all. The one in /etc/vim works
[20:58] <jrib> alzamabar: ~/.vimrc certainly works....
[20:58] <trism> alzamabar: you put the files into ~/.vim/colors and then set them with the colorscheme option, set :help colorscheme in vim for more info
[20:58] <Zajjko1> When I'm trying to install libssl-dev on my 64-bit Karmic server, I get libssl-dev: Depends: libssl0.9.8 (= 0.9.8g-16ubuntu3.1) but 0.9.8k-7ubuntu6 is to be installed
[21:01] <sonicroxs> hmm
[21:01] <madcat1990> is there a pulseaudio expert here?
[21:01] <madcat1990> because I'm having some sound problems D:
[21:02] <guntbert> sonicroxs: what did lshw show?
[21:02] <sonicroxs> guntbert: nothing
[21:03] <guntbert> sonicroxs: then it seems your sound card is not detected at all - strange
[21:03] <madcat1990> Can anyone help me? My sound is working, but for some reason no apps can get a reply from pulseaudio, they are always waiting for it
[21:03] <TeCH-> helpme plz -> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/383233/
[21:03] <arleslie> I'm trying to install Grub2 onto my USB drive using grub-install but I keep getting "... does not have any corresponding BIOS drive."
[21:03] <sonicroxs> guntbert, VGA, and PCI appeared for a few seconds then disappeared
[21:03] <red> jrib: it worked almost
[21:03] <suano> kljhuihui
[21:03] <jrib> red: what does that mean?
[21:03] <guntbert> !here | TeCH-
[21:03] <red> dropbox daemon started, but etherpad didn't :)
[21:03] <suano> ytg
[21:04] <rootmf> test
[21:04] <madcat1990> anyone? D:
[21:04] <sonicroxs> guntbert: yeah because when i had ubuntu and xp on dualboot, the sound worked
[21:04] <genii> rootmf: Yes we see your text
[21:04] <guntbert> sonicroxs: understood -
[21:04] <red> jrib: actually disregard that -- just tried ps -a | grep run-local but it's running under the newly created launch.sh name instead
[21:04] <red> thanks for help
[21:04] <alzamabar> trism, is there a way to set a "preferred" colour scheme so that it's loaded at startup?
[21:04] <jrib> red: no problem
[21:05] <sonicroxs> guntbert: let me try to restart my pc... maybe it will work?
[21:06] <madcat1990> Can someone help me with my pulseaudio problems? D:
[21:06] <guntbert> sonicroxs: as last measure - its woth it
[21:06] <Zajjko1> When I try to install libssl-dev on 64-bit Karmic server, I get the following error: libssl-dev: Depends: libssl0.9.8 (= 0.9.8g-16ubuntu3.1) but 0.9.8k-7ubuntu6 is to be installed
[21:06] <guntbert> !patience | madcat1990
[21:06] <Zajjko1> It seems to me that it's asking for an older version than already installed?
[21:07] <mr_crowley> TeCH- : i can solve your problem
[21:08] <jrib> !away > Zyonin|Away
[21:09] <Lcawte> !info inkscape
[21:09] <Lcawte> yay, its avalible on ubuntu
[21:09] <mr_crowley> Hola!
[21:09] <ubry> Hi, I was wondering if anyone could walk me through looking at the Log File Viewer.  I have a frozen mouse.  It happened because I update/upgraded Ubuntu 9.10 via the terminal.  The only way I can navigate is through my keyboard, right! I just want to know what went wrong if anything.
[21:09] <trism> alzamabar: colorscheme name to ~/.vimrc (where name is the name of the colorscheme)
[21:09] <alzamabar> trism: I now have put all .vim files under ~/.vim/colors. I tried to add the following instruction to ~/.vimrc colorscheme bvemu but it doesn't work
[21:09] <mr_crowley> !hi
[21:10] <LateralForce> !es | mr_crowley
[21:10] <sonicroxs> guntbert: still not working
[21:10] <alzamabar> trism: thanks it worked
[21:11] <ryan___> I've been messing with customizing my desktop appearance, so I installed docky and compizconfig-settings-manager. I then decided to remove docky and try awn, then removed it and put cairo-dock. After all this, VLC stopped working (When I open it on it's own, it works fine, if I try to play a video, it crashes). I've tried removing cairo-dock, setting visual effects to none, purging both vlc...
[21:11] <ryan___> ...and ubuntu-restricted-extras and reinstalling. None of this has helped, does anyone have any other ideas?
[21:11] <ubry> I have Karmic on a Dell Latitude D600
[21:11] <sonicroxs> guntbert: but btw, i just noticed Dummy Output in the sound output settings... could that have anything to do about that?
[21:11] <guntbert> sonicroxs: then I don't know - you could try it with another live CD though - dummy output??
[21:11] <ashmew2> Hi , could anyone please tell me how do i go about making a shell script that can output text into a firefox window ?
[21:11] <netbook> In iptables what do the parameters mean around :OUTPUT ACCEPT [11:548]
[21:12] <netbook> The 11:548, are those arbitrary numbers?
[21:12] <shruggar_> nm-applet has stopped showing up, ie: I no longer see it in my panels. However, when I run ps -fe |grep applet, I see that it is still running.  If I kill that process and start it manually, I still see nothing. What might be going on?
[21:12] <StrangeCharm> how can i install 9.10 (alt installer) from a usb disk? i want to use full-disk encryption - which doesn't seem supported by the livecd/installer. whenever i use unetbootin to put the alt installer on a usb drive, the image boots, but it can't find the 'cd' containing the rest of the installation materials. do i need to manually mount something, prepare the disk differently, or what?
[21:12] <Paingel> test
[21:12] <sonicroxs> guntbert: i believe it says that because it can't recognize my sound card
[21:13] <Guest7706> Enter text here...Hey everyone I am having trouble uploading pictures on facebook, can anybody help me with that?  i run ubuntu 9.10
[21:13] <andreas> hallo
[21:13] <Lcawte> hm, lets have a look at the logs, cause I need to know how to get Java again
[21:13] <guntbert> sonicroxs: it looks that way - try with another live CD - but my best guess still is you somehow disabled the card (I know you checked in bios already)
[21:13] <Lcawte> Guest7706: What uploader are you using, like the flash or something?
[21:14] <guntbert> !de | andreas
[21:14] <Guest7706> When I try to upload pics it says i need to install the facebook plugin but when i download it, i get no option to install it
[21:14] <zencyl> ok i have googled this to death. I have a 1.3tb drive that i added to my desktop for storage. When trying to access it from krusader or dolphin it locks up and crashes, or if it works it takes forever to read the drive and move around. Anyone have any ideas i can try?
[21:15] <VCoolio> ashmew2: just command "firefox file:///path/to/file.txt" ?
[21:15] <Guest7706> where do i type that command in at?  sorry i am very new to ubuntu
[21:15] <ashmew2> VCoolin: It has to be a script , I have to echo a then after a delay of 0.1 second B and so on till Z
[21:15] <shruggar_> ah, nm-applet isn't it's own icon on the panel, it just adds to notification-area
[21:15] <jrib> zencyl: work ok in shell?
[21:16] <zencyl> jrib: yeah i can move around in shell but a mv command was taking forever
[21:16] <guntbert> StrangeCharm: did you try with the usb creator from system/administration?
[21:16] <Lcawte> Guest7706: hm, it may not be fully linux compatable.. knowing facebook
[21:16] <jrib> zencyl: check dmesg maybe?  What does "forever" mean exactly?
[21:16] <VCoolio> ashmew2: ok, then first line #!/bin/sh   then lines with "echo A >> /path/to/file.txt" and end with firefox command
[21:16] <StrangeCharm> guntbert, doesn't that just create a livecd?
[21:17] <zencyl> jrib over a half hour to move 506mb to it
[21:17] <ashmew2> VCoolio: I made the script , but the problem is whenever i run it from the terminal , it echoes in the terminal and not the firefox window
[21:17] <guntbert> StrangeCharm: it takes an ubuntu-iso you tell it about
[21:17] <jrib> zencyl: does it work okay in some other OS (if you have it available)?
[21:17] <Guest7706> im a rookie  you all, but i dont even know where to type this command in at
[21:17] <GuyD> khj
[21:17] <zencyl> jrib this is the only sata box i have
[21:17] <StrangeCharm> guntbert, wouldn't that basically just do the same thing as unetbootin?
[21:17] <VCoolio> ashmew2: pastebin your script
[21:18] <jrib> zencyl: anything in dmesg?
[21:18] <guntbert> StrangeCharm: "basically" yes - "exactly" no :-)  just try it
[21:18] <ashmew2> !pastebin
[21:18] <shruggar_> Guest7706, when some random website says "Install this random software to make our page work!" don't do it.
[21:19] <CarlFK> I did sudo apt-get install postgresql-8.3 - where can I find pg_hba.conf ?
[21:19] <zencyl> jrib: EXT3-fs error (device sdb1): ext3_find_entry: reading directory #2 offset 0
[21:19] <Lcawte> what terminal line do I need if I want to install most of the web java stuffs etc to play RuneScape?
[21:19] <ashmew2> VCoolio: http://paste.ubuntu.com/383245/
[21:19] <Lcawte> someone gave it to me the other day, but I cant remember when and who
[21:20] <jrib> !java | Lcawte
[21:20] <guntbert> CarlFK: type: sudo find / -name "pg_hba.conf"      -- and look at the output
[21:20] <jrib> Lcawte: you need sun-java6-plugin
[21:20] <Lcawte> The logs from this channel are at java.html on the date right?
[21:20] <jrib> CarlFK: it's probably enough to search /etc/
[21:20] <jrib> !logs | Lcawte
[21:21] <Lcawte> jrib: someone gave me a terminal line that did the job nicely, I was playing in package manager a while for trying to get it working
[21:21] <jrib> zencyl: I don't know.  If I were you I would google that line and see what possible causes are.
[21:21] <jrib> Lcawte: do you know how to install packages?  I gave you the name of the package, all you have to do is install it
[21:21] <zencyl> jrib: ok cool man. thanks for your time
[21:21] <ashmew2> VCoolio : ?
[21:21] <jrib> zencyl: I wouldn't rule out some sort of hardware fault
[21:22] <ubry> Hi, my computer doesn't detect my mouse.  Although when I press Ctrl by itself it makes a circular color "imprint" on the screen.  I'm trying to use Log File Viewer to solve this.  Do I have to reconfigure Hal or something? Or "disable AllowEmptyInput"?  Can anyone help me with this?
[21:22] <Lcawte> jrib: it was a bunch of packages, when I installed the one you mentioned before, I didnt have any luck
[21:22] <jrib> Lcawte: that's the only one you need for a java plug-in
[21:22] <enduser0001> how can I upgrade to the newest version of a package with apt?
[21:23] <jrib> enduser0001: sudo aptitude install PACKAGE
[21:23] <VCoolio> ashmew2: http://paste.ubuntu.com/383251/
[21:23] <ryan___> Anyone have any ideas on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1415217
[21:23] <guntbert> jrib: is it with java plug-ins the same as with flash - "two is one too many"?
[21:23] <aeon-ltd> enduser0001: it automatically check for the latest updates unless you turned it off. (unless your talking about betas nd nightlies)
[21:23] <jrib> !here | ryan___
[21:24] <enduser0001> aeon-ltd: I am talking about betas
[21:24] <ryan___> jrib: Last time I posted my problem here people complained that I was posting too many lines >.< rofl
[21:24] <jrib> ryan___: ubottu said *one* line
[21:24] <aeon-ltd> enduser0001: oh, just add the repo to your repo list
[21:24] <ryan___> I've been messing with customizing my desktop appearance, so I installed docky and compizconfig-settings-manager. I then decided to remove docky and try awn, then removed it and put cairo-dock. After all this, VLC stopped working (When I open it on it's own, it works fine, if I try to play a video, it crashes). I've tried removing cairo-dock, setting visual effects to none, purging both vlc...
[21:25] <ryan___> ...and ubuntu-restricted-extras and reinstalling. None of this has helped, does anyone have any other ideas?
[21:25] <ashmew2> VCoolio: It's a game
[21:25] <jrib> ryan___: that means pressing enter once, but your message can certainly wrap to many lines
[21:25] <enduser0001> aeon-ltd: the repo with the beta release? would the default ones have the grub betas?
[21:25] <ashmew2> VCoolio: A Typing game , im trying to beat it using the script
[21:25] <Traveler> hello
[21:25] <Traveler> i need help
[21:25] <enduser0001> !ask | Traveler
[21:26] <VCoolio> ashmew2: ah, that's going to be tougher; you need to fake key presses in the firefox window; don't know how to do that
[21:26] <jrib> guntbert: I don't know.  I've never checked, but hopefully it's done use alternatives like flash is so you can have multiple installed and select the one you want to use throught update-alternatives
[21:26] <aeon-ltd> enduser0001: what app do you specifcally want, cos if you just google for the app they'll give repo links for apt users
[21:26] <Traveler> I have A Intel 3945ABG Driver and i can't connect wirelessly to the internet
[21:26] <ashmew2> VCoolio: aight , thanks for your time ;)
[21:26] <guntbert> jrib: it was only an idea :-)
[21:26] <aeon-ltd> enduser0001: or........... you can just compile your own packages w/ ./configure make make install
[21:26] <enduser0001> I'll ask in #grub, I'm looking for the latest version, asn would prefer repos to source
[21:27] <jrib> aeon-ltd: that usually doesn't "compile a package"
[21:27] <Traveler> I Have a INTEL WIRELESS 3945ABG DRIVER AND I CANT GET ON THE INTERNET
[21:27] <jrib> !caps | Traveler
[21:27] <Traveler> okay
[21:27] <Traveler> anyone have an answer
[21:28] <Traveler> ?
[21:28] <jrib> !helpme | Traveler
[21:28] <Traveler> okay
[21:28] <HMSmily> Namnd!
[21:29] <Traveler> I have a Intel 3945ABG driver and i need help connecting to the internet
[21:29] <aeon-ltd> jrib: i didn't mean literally just do those commands, i was just reminding him/her of the method
[21:29] <mr_crowley> i need halp!..... i have installed ati 9.12 drivers and after that glx* commands does not seems to work !!!! aaaarg!!!
[21:29] <Traveler> I have a Intel 3945ABG driver and i need help connecting to the internet
[21:29] <ubry> Dell D600/Karmic/Linux 2.6.24-23-server i686   My Mouse is Comatose  need help
[21:29] <guntbert> !repeat | Traveler
[21:29] <Traveler> yayayayayaayayyayayyaya
[21:30] <Traveler> I have a Intel 3945ABG driver and i need help connecting to the internet
[21:30] <Traveler> HALLO
[21:30] <Nitsuga> mr_crowley, so?
[21:30] <Traveler> ANSWER!
[21:30] <FloodBot4> Traveler: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:30] <Lcawte> What software is the ubuntu wiki run on?
[21:30] <mr_crowley> dunno....
[21:30] <jrib> Traveler: stop being annoying.  That just gets you ignored (and possibly removed from the channel).  Don't repeat your question so often
[21:30] <ashmew2> I know its frustrating Traveler, but try not to be an ass , Thanks
[21:30] <Nitsuga> mr_crowley, ahh i didn't see the and
[21:30] <CamFox> !away
[21:30] <Nitsuga> mr_crowley, which card do you have
[21:30] <Nitsuga> exactly
[21:30] <Traveler> okay i am sorry but i desperattly want to have this internet
[21:31] <jrib> !wifi > Traveler
[21:31] <Traveler> okay
[21:32] <Nitsuga> mr_crowley, also please pastebin the output of 'dmesg' and 'sudo lspci'
[21:32] <trism> Lcawte: I believe it is moinmoin
[21:32] <Traveler> so does anyone know anything about: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[21:32] <jrib> Traveler: that's for you to read
[21:33] <red> where are the laucnher files of gnome-panel?
[21:33] <red> i mean physically
[21:33] <red> would like to make backups of current ones I've done for later reinstalls :)
[21:34] <jrib> red: ~/.config/ ~/.local/ should be enough.  I think they're in ~/.local/share/applications/ though
[21:34] <madcat1990> to those who care, the solution to the non-responsive pulseaudio and missing volume control icon is here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1312624&page=2 on post number 2
[21:35] <Nitsuga> madcat1990, great. Bookmarking
[21:35] <madcat1990> @Nitsuga : Np, ;D
[21:35] <qwrqwr> End-of-central-directory signature not found. how i can solve that zip problem ?
[21:36] <madcat1990> Anyways, cya guys! :D
[21:36] <Nitsuga> qwrqwr, getting a new one. That zip is broken
[21:36] <thoughts> hey guys, what's the channel for gnome-shell?
[21:36] <qwrqwr> hmm i have downloaded twice that file
[21:37] <red> jrib: couldn't find them in either one, and I damn as sure remember bumbing in to them sometime ago 'somewhere' :)
[21:37] <qwrqwr> same problem both times
[21:37] <Dynetrekk> hi. can I install skype from apt-get? and how? "apt-get install skype" returns "E: Package skype has no installation candidate"
[21:37] <jrib> red: you mean .desktop file right?
[21:37] <message144> Hi, I got a dell with Intel core i5.. trying to install ubuntu 64bit, but it is hanging after i select "Install Ubuntu". Should I try 32 bit instead?
[21:38] <red> jrib: I mean the physical files of each launcher I have in the gnome-panel
[21:38] <Nitsuga> qwrqwr, maybe the sourrce has a broken file
[21:38] <trism> red: the actual launchers are in gconf in /apps/panel/objects, they point to the location of the .desktop files they launch, for instance my pidgin launcher points to /usr/share/applications/pidgin.desktop, custom ones are generally in the location jrib mentioned
[21:38] <red> i recall seeing them somewhere
[21:38] <blakkheim> message144: how much ram do you have in it
[21:38] <message144> blakkheim, i think its 4g
[21:38] <Nitsuga> qwrqwr, download another/older version o use another mirror, if any
[21:38] <LateralForce> !skype | Dynetrekk
[21:39] <blakkheim> message144: you could give 32bit a try, you'd only be losing a little bit of your ram
[21:39] <message144> blakkheim, is there any reason you could suppose that the install would hang?
[21:39] <VCoolio> red: try .gnome2/panel2.d/default/launchers
[21:39] <blakkheim> message144: did you run an md5sum of the iso
[21:40] <red> VCoolio: bingo!
[21:40] <red> ty for help trism and jrib aswell but what I needed was @ .gnome2/panel2.d/default/launchers
[21:40] <message144> blakkheim, yes, and it installed fine on another computer
[21:40] <Dynetrekk> how can I install a .deb package in the terminal?
[21:41] <message144> blakkheim, the live cd doesnt work either
[21:41] <blakkheim> Dynetrekk: dpkg -i file.deb
[21:41] <blakkheim> message144: maybe the cd drive or the ram is bad
[21:41] <message144> blakkheim, yay
[21:42] <Dynetrekk> blakkheim: thanks a bunch
[21:42] <meowagi> i had  this warning
[21:42] <Dynetrekk> LateralForce: you too, btw
[21:42] <meowagi> update-rc.d: warning: irqbalance stop runlevel arguments (0 1 6) do not match LSB Default-Stop values (1)
[21:42] <paoligno> hi. How can I see a samsung yp-t10 mp3 player with ubuntu 9.10? on the 8.10 or 9.04 it worked automatically
[21:43] <alzamabar> I setup my vim colorscheme. However it doesn't look like the one on the website. Do I need to specify anything in ~/.vimrc to enable custom colorscheme? Currently I've only got colorscheme LightYellow
[21:44] <mguy> alzamabar: What terminal theme are you using
[21:44] <message144> Is ubuntu 64bit known to have issues on some computers?
[21:44] <switchgirl> is there a network monitor that can record the output of a speed check on my isp every 5 mins or so?
[21:44] <VCoolio> alzamabar: I don't know vim themes but it could be you need to set yellow etc in .Xdefaults or in your terminal preferences
[21:44] <alzamabar> mguy: I'm using default profile, but I set the background to LightYellow
[21:44] <OddCharm> does the usb startup disk creator support making a usb disk from which the alt install disk can boot, and install the system?
[21:44] <meowagi> m
[21:45] <meowagi> message144 i don't know
[21:45] <VCoolio> paoligno: see if you can set it in nautilus > edit > preferences > media
[21:45] <alzamabar> VCoolio: I already set the background for my terminal to be of a light yellow
[21:46] <paoligno> VCoolio: where is nautilus located
[21:46] <paoligno> ?
[21:46] <alzamabar> And that works. However I wanted the vim to appear as they appear on the website from where I downloaded the vim file, but it doesn't
[21:46] <VCoolio> paoligno: it's the file manager, just open a folder or something in the places menu
[21:46] <Lcawte> !info putty | Lcawte
[21:46] <Crimius> switchgirl: you can script it, exec the output to a file, and crontab it to run every 5 minutes
[21:47] <meowagi> ok
[21:47]  * switchgirl is not an uber geek
[21:47] <Guest_77615>   let me script you Crimius
[21:47] <Lcawte> !info filezilla | Lcawte
[21:47] <DARKGuy> Hey people, does anybody know how do I check if a modem is detected through a PCI-E modem card? specifically a Sony Ericsson F251m :/
[21:47] <VCoolio> switchgirl: can't you use conky for that?
[21:47] <meowagi> i accelerated my system by using sudo apt-get install preload prelink irqbalance
[21:48] <CamFox> switchgirl: why do you want to do that?
[21:48] <switchgirl> atm im paying for 20 megabytes and getting 816kb per second
[21:48] <paoligno> VCoolio: thankls
[21:49] <CamFox> switchgirl: possibly because too many people on your isp are running network hungry scripts every 5 minutes :-)
[21:49] <Lcawte> ooh, anyone know a good and easy desktop RSS program? That will show my RSS feeds for me?
[21:49] <blakkheim> Lcawte: raggle
[21:49] <its_me_gb> switchgirl: you will be paying for *up* to 20Mb, you have to take distance to the exchange, quality of the copper and as CamFox said, the amount of people on your isp
[21:49] <Lcawte> !info GParted | Lcawte
[21:50] <Lcawte> !info raggle | Lcawte
[21:50] <Lcawte> ?
[21:50] <meowagi> qtparted
[21:50] <switchgirl> its_me_gb, no i dont, i'm on vm
[21:50] <blakkheim> Lcawte: compile it or use a deb from somewhere else
[21:50] <switchgirl> its fiber optic
[21:50] <Lcawte> blakkheim: cant people just use easy things xD
[21:50] <Slart> !info gparted
[21:51] <CamFox> switchgirl: do you ever get good speed, or is that what you're trying to find out?
[21:51] <its_me_gb> switchgirl: in that case, it'll be the amount of people using, and if you've been downloading alot, there maybe speed restrictions in place at the moment
[21:51] <aaron11> Does anybody know what channel jono told us to join next friday
[21:52] <CamFox> its_me_gb: Good point, I got capped to 512Kbps after too much downloading
[21:52] <CamFox> switchgirl: what country/isp?
[21:52] <judget> I have been trying to add some path info via my .bashrc and althpough from what I have read I thought it was correct i get a not a valid identifier message whenever i load a terminal screen --HELP please
[21:52] <wasabi_> Gosh. Somebody needs to make gdebi single instanced.
[21:52] <jrib> judget: 1) what exactly are you doing? 2) why?
[21:52] <its_me_gb> CamFox: yea my brother has VM and says that there is a sort of daily download limit, if you hit it you get limited to like 25% of your speed
[21:52] <mguy> paste the error message and your .bashrc to pastebin.com
[21:53] <duffydack> gparted is a prime example of when the repo maintainers should include newer updates... gparted recommends 0.5.1 as <= 0.5.0 has partition editing problems...
[21:53] <switchgirl> CamFox,  just trying to find out so i can log it for a year and publish my findings on my blog, get others to do the same etc and see whats what
[21:53] <jrib> duffydack: so file a bug
[21:53] <jrib> !sru | duffydack
[21:54] <qatar2008> hi i need any sex tv satellite online ples ?
[21:54] <blakkheim> ...
[21:54] <qatar2008> hi i need any sex tv satellite online ples ?
[21:54] <judget> I added this line to my .bashrc --> export PATH= /home/judget/android-sdk-linux_86/tools:$PATH
[21:54] <jrib> qatar2008: stop.  This channel is for ubuntu support ONLY
[21:54] <CamFox> switchgirl: probably not too difficult to write a script to do this, but you'll have to do that yourself. Look in to shell scripts, wget etc...
[21:54] <judget> and I get this error --> bash: export: `/home/judget/android-sdk-linux_86/tools:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games': not a valid identifier
[21:54] <jrib> judget: that's answer to question 1.  How about 2?  Also please use my nick in your replies
[21:55] <mguy> Do all those paths exist?
[21:55] <Guest_78782>   Slober Dan Mulosovich is here
[21:55] <judget> jrib to add some path infoprmation to my environment
[21:58] <judget> jrib ans to question 2 is to add some additional patrh infor to my PATH environment
[21:58] <Guest48483> Has anyone else had problems installing mysql-ndb-mgm with apt-get?
[21:58] <trism> judget: the space after the = would appear to be your problem
[21:59] <judget> ok trism i will check that thanks
[21:59] <deletet> how to set cron jobs in ubuntu 9.10
[21:59] <judget> thanks tridsm that fixed it
[21:59] <jetblack> judget: Is that space between "PATH= " and "/home" really there? I don't think it should be.
[21:59] <VCoolio> deletet: crontab -e
[21:59] <jpds> deletet: crontab -e
[21:59] <Nitsuga> judget, you can't leva an space between the varaible name (PATH), the = sign and the value. Stick them together ( export PATH=/home/judget/android-sdk-linux_86/tools:$PATH )
[22:00] <judget> its not supposed to be that was my problem
[22:00] <judget> thanks everyone that fixed it
[22:00] <deletet> VCoolio can you show my an exemple
[22:00] <OddCharm> are the alt and server install disks available in .img format?
[22:01] <manas> hi, how to use internet explorer using wine
[22:01] <VCoolio> deletet: http://paste.ubuntu.com/383266/
[22:01] <Slart> OddCharm: I don't think any of the version are available in img format.. iso is the format of the day
[22:01] <ghostdog> Hi! When I press the F9-Key my screen begins to dim/darken (Gnome). But i need F9 in my Apps! How can i switch off this function
[22:01] <marsje> guys/girls, since a week or 2 I have the problem that my ubuntu session suddenly ends and I end up at the login screen
[22:01] <marsje> I have no idea what it is that I do that causes this
[22:01]  * jetblack is slooooow
[22:01] <manas> can neone pls help me
[22:01] <Slart> OddCharm: but one of them is a superset of the other iirc.. can't remember which way though
[22:02] <diago> manas: why
[22:02] <Dimitar> Hello.
[22:02] <OddCharm> Slart, isn't the netbook remix an img? i'm trying to use the alt installer on a system with no optical drive. it's not working as well as i had hoped