[12:01] <blanky> Nomad7: oh haha
[12:01] <chetnick> does anyone know how to change the Desktop icon size on ubuntu?
[12:01] <blanky> In fact, ironically, my old ATI card WAS, compared to this new Nvidia one...
[12:01] <cafuego> EJ: Check ~/.xsession-errors ... most likle the problem is with the display mamnger or desktop environment.
[12:01] <Nomad7> haha
[12:01] <EJ> [ cafuego] : im not worried about quality as this is a server system, i only want X to help in he config a bit, i usually work via command line
[12:02] <Nomad7> Restricted Drivers Manager is telling you the card isn't supported?
[12:02] <cafuego> blanky: It should work fine with the 'nvidia-glx-new' driver surely...
[12:02] <alexander__> Hey there is anyone into internet connections?
[12:02] <cafuego> alexander__: No, none of us have internet connections.
[12:03] <blanky> cafuego: oh, okay, in the nvidia binary driver howto it said it wasn't supported
[12:03] <alexander__> that wasent my question
[12:03] <chryss> oops sorry wrong channel :)
[12:03] <cafuego> blanky: I'm having a look in the docs now.
[12:03] <orudie> does anyone know how to install nvidia driver
[12:03] <blanky> cafuego: thanks, I feel betrated
[12:03] <Lta3> After updating to 7.04, passwords seem to have reset, making it impossible to login. Also, display settings have been reset, causing the OS to default to a resolution that is not compatible with the monitor.
[12:04] <Lta3> Attempting to boot into a live cd for 6.10 causes kernel panic. The live CD works fine on the computer im using right now. Problem computer is my sister's pentium 386 mhz computer. Tomorrow, i'll be moving her into a AMD k2-2/500
[12:04] <Lta3> i'm stumped, #ubuntu
[12:04] <alexander__> ubuntu is killing my net speed, anyone know how to debug that?
[12:04] <jsescobar> hello, i have a question, can i have one user in ubuntu that doesn't need password to enter to gnome??
[12:04] <Nomad7> orudie: System -> Administration -> Restricted Drivers Manager.. that should get you there
[12:04] <Lta3> what could cause trouble logging in, and a kernel panic on the live CD?
[12:04] <cafuego> blanky: What did you have again?
[12:04] <blanky> 8600 GT
[12:04] <blanky> cafuego: 8600 GT
[12:05] <foug> what does the gk in gksuo mean? and is there a site where i can find all of this out?
[12:05] <killown|away> how do i to construct package with dpkg-buildpackage with my flags gcc?
[12:05] <cafuego> blanky: Hrm. it's not mentioned in the README :-/
[12:05] <blanky> killown|away: that's a pretty complex question, I suggest you look at the Debian Package Manager tutorial, if that's what you mean
[12:05] <blanky> cafuego: :'( I feel backstabbed, I just switched from ATI with better hopes, total dissappointment
[12:06] <blanky> thanks anyways cafuego
[12:06] <cafuego> blanky: it'll be fine with the driver from nvidia.com
[12:06] <alexander__> can anyone tell my why ubuntu is killing my net speed?
[12:06] <blanky> cafuego: will there ever be a package of it?
[12:06] <cafuego> blanky: ... which will work far better then any (closed) ati driver anyway.
[12:06] <linux_> how i can add another language that i will be able to write in ?
[12:06] <cafuego> blanky: Sure, for the next Ubuntu version undoubtedly.
[12:07] <cafuego> blanky: Thing with the latest hardware is that support usually needs to catch up.
[12:07] <blanky> cafuego: wow, until then...*sigh*, okay I'll try to use the driver from their site
[12:07] <blanky> cafuego: so there should be no problem using their driver right?
[12:07] <cafuego> blanky: it's an easy setup
[12:07] <blanky> I mean, from their site, it'll just be harder to install?
[12:07] <bruenig> foug, I assume it has something to do with gtk
[12:07] <blanky> oh, really
[12:07] <foug> i can't create a folder in my external HD. I downloaded ntfs-config and enabled write support.
[12:08] <cafuego> blanky: Just make sure you install 'build-essential' and 'linux-headers-$(uname -r)'
[12:08] <blanky> cafuego: oh okay
[12:08] <blanky> thanks
[12:08] <foug> bruenig: i see, know of a site where i can learn about abreviations for commands?
[12:08] <cafuego> blanky: Their installer has an ncurses interface and is pretty much automagic.
[12:08] <bruenig> foug, no
[12:08] <blanky> cafuego: so just download that and run it, right, not like with ati where I have to do kernel things and modules and what not?
[12:09] <mhoward> first day on ubuntu
[12:09] <cafuego> blanky: The installer will do kernel and X driver stuff for you
[12:09] <jorre> !ndiswrapper
[12:09] <ubotwo> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:09] <blanky> cafuego: sweeet, thanks!
[12:09] <blanky> hey ubotu is back!!
[12:09] <mikeypizano> hello
[12:09] <blanky> I mean
[12:09] <Lta3> mhoward: having fun?
[12:09] <blanky> !botsnack
[12:09] <ubotwo> Yum! Err, I mean, APT!
[12:09] <EJ> [ jorre] : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[12:09] <mikeypizano> is ikonia here?
[12:10] <syuroff> will a standard ubuntu install address > 4 gigs RAM?  or is the 64bit version needed?
[12:10] <KleRoi> hello, i installed ubuntu on a partition of D: using the live CD but now it seems that im not able anymore to run Windows XP that i have installed on C:... anyone knows why?
[12:10] <cafuego> syuroff: grep HIGHMEM /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[12:10] <EJ> !ati
[12:10] <CheeseGardener> Could someone give me some help with gnomad2 and libmtp5????
[12:10] <ubotwo> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:10] <alexander__> can anyone tell my why ubuntu is killing my net speed?
[12:11] <bruenig> alexander__, your question is stupidly worded
[12:11] <CheeseGardener> I've been looking up information on it but I can't find much helpful info.
[12:11] <jsescobar> hello, i have a question, can i have one user in ubuntu that doesn't need password to enter to gnome??
[12:11] <t0nedef> KleRoi did you install to /dev/hda or /dev/hdb or something entirely different?
[12:11] <foug> i can't do anything to my external HD except load files, i've downloaded ntfs-config and enabled write support but it didn't changed a thing.
[12:11] <cafuego> syuroff: The standard is 4G on 32bit it seems, you can recompile the kernel and enable 16 or 64 or whetever the other limits are.
[12:11] <cafuego> syuroff: 64bit does up to 64 by default I think
[12:11] <KleRoi> t0nedef: im not sure i remember, is there a way to discover it?
[12:12] <t0nedef> KleRoi yeah, open a terminal
[12:12] <fromotion> how do i fix the font to show ansi properly in bitchx?
[12:12] <alexander__> uh i am really sorry grammer boy
[12:12] <t0nedef> lemme know when your ready
[12:12] <Lta3> what could cause trouble logging in a freshly-updated 7.04, and a kernel panic on a 6.10 live CD?
[12:13] <KleRoi> t0nedef: ok i did
[12:13] <syuroff> cafuego: tnx.  I'm trying to install 6.06LTS 64 bit, and I'm getting hung on reading all physical volumes.  I was going to try the standard one, but I don't want to be limited to 4 gigs
[12:13] <t0nedef> type in the terminal mount
[12:13] <t0nedef> KleRoi: mount
[12:13] <EJ> LOLOLOLOL
[12:13] <KleRoi> t0nedef: erm, whats that? sorry im really new to linux
[12:13] <t0nedef> KleRoi: just type mount and hit enter
[12:13] <KleRoi> ok
[12:13] <t0nedef> KleRoi it will list where everything is mounted
[12:14] <t0nedef> KleRoi: tell me where it says / is mounted
[12:14] <EJ> [ cafuego] : i wasent aware that typing X wouldent start the X server correctly, you must type in startx !
[12:14] <nivek__> Hey guys.. Having a problem with ubuntu when booting. I get to the ubuntu loading screen and it freezes at like 15%. How can i figure out where its fucking up at?
[12:14] <nivek__> 7.0
[12:14] <EJ> [ cafuego] : its up and running nw
[12:14] <blanky> !language | nivek__
[12:14] <ubotwo> nivek__: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:14] <KleRoi> t0nedef: it says that its mounted on /dev/bus/usb, but well i guess its because now im running the live cd
[12:14] <nivek__> =.=
[12:14] <cafuego> EJ: Ah heh. Well, 'X' does start the server correcly, it just doesn't start any clients ;-)
[12:14] <nivek__> sorry :P
[12:15] <t0nedef> Kle: yah, that doesn't help much, its ok though i can still figure this out with you
[12:15] <cafuego> EJ: So you should be good to go with 100% free drivers now :-)
[12:15] <EJ> im so used to the Slackware Distro, im still getting used to this Distor's commands.
[12:15] <CheeseGardener> Could someone give me a hand with Gnomad2 and libmtp5????
[12:15] <syuroff> cafuego: does this confirm I can address 64 gigs?  CONFIG_HIGHMEM64G=y
[12:15] <KleRoi> t0nedef: oh allright, btw im on the live cd because i have another problem with the installed version, as i cant start the desktop for some weird gfx driver problem
[12:15] <cafuego> It used to be 'startx' in Slack too, back when I used it.
[12:16] <cafuego> syuroff: Yup
[12:16] <syuroff> great.  much appreciated.
[12:16] <marC--> Anyone have any clue why ubuntu only sees 3.5GB of my ram when i have 4GB in my machine?
[12:16] <cafuego> syuroff: Well, provided the cpu and mobo do PAE or whatever
[12:16] <t0nedef> KleRoi: ah, that sucks, its ok, we are gonna do something a little more fun now, i want you to listen to everything i say exactly, so we don't accidently delete something important
[12:16] <__mikem> what is IKVM?
[12:16] <syuroff> cafuego: hey, no fair throwing in disclaimers now.
[12:16] <bnovc> does anyone know what kind of negative affects come from installing ubuntu through wubi? what kind of speed loss?
[12:16] <KleRoi> t0nedef: allright thanks
[12:16] <cafuego> syuroff: heh
[12:17] <nivek__> bnovc, i just installed it 3 hours ago using wubi
[12:17] <t0nedef> KleRoi: still have a terminal window open?
[12:17] <cafuego> syuroff: well, if the hardware won't do it, you can't blame the kernel.. ;-)
[12:17] <nivek__> and now it wont boot anymore.
[12:17] <KleRoi> t0nedef yeah i do
[12:17] <t0nedef> KleRoi: I want you to type cfdisk /dev/hda
[12:17] <t0nedef> KleRoi do not change anything in here,
[12:18] <t0nedef> KleRoi just tell me if you see a whole lotta linux
[12:18] <bnovc> nivek__: heh, well i installed it on a few computers using wubi but i'm just wondering what type of speed loss users will get ... because i'm thinking i'll tell my friends who havent tried linux to use wubi
[12:18] <KleRoi> t0nedef ok but it tells me fatal error, cannot open disk drive
[12:18] <syuroff> cafuego: that was from an install on an old dell that I queried.  I need my new server to not be limited to 4G, but I'm hanging on 6.06LTS 64 bit "reading all physical volumes".  7.04 finds the raid.
[12:18] <cafuego> t0nedef: 'sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda' would be safer.
[12:18] <gonzalo> hola todos
[12:18] <t0nedef> KleRoi: yeah, i forgot about that
[12:18] <cafuego> syuroff: possibly 6.06 has an older driver then... crud.
[12:18] <t0nedef> Caf: i mean
[12:18] <cafuego> t0nedef: .. and on feisty it would be /dev/sda
[12:18] <t0nedef> KleRoi: sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda
[12:19] <cafuego> heh
[12:19] <syuroff> cafuego: may be.  kinda wanted LTS for this server.  Don't need new and shiny, long and stable.
[12:19] <t0nedef> Cafuego: only if your running sata
[12:19] <cafuego> t0nedef: No, pata as well.
[12:19] <KleRoi> t0nedef it tells me that there is no such file or directory
[12:19] <cafuego> t0nedef: 2.6.20 and higher use different pata drivers (libata) that present everying as sdX
[12:19] <t0nedef> cafuego: thats not how it is on my laptop, its pata... or did you say 6, i'm runnin seven and it says hda
[12:20] <cafuego> KleRoi: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[12:20] <t0nedef> KleRoi: type same command with sda instead
[12:20] <t0nedef> KleRoi just like Cafuego just said
[12:20] <KleRoi> ok i did but tells me permission denied, unable to open
[12:21] <foug> chmod a+x file.bin isn't working, any help please?
[12:21] <cafuego> KleRoi: You need the 'sudo' part.
[12:21] <t0nedef> Kleroi: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[12:21] <KleRoi> cafuego yes i did that
[12:21] <t0nedef> KleRoi: check your spelling
[12:21] <moriancumer> What is the best way to bulk resize jpg's
[12:21] <cafuego> moriancumer: `convert' from imagemagick
[12:21] <MenZa> moriancumer: I like imagemagick's convert tool
[12:21] <foug> anyone? need help installing a .bin
[12:21] <KleRoi> t0nedef ok a bunch of stuff showed up
[12:22] <MenZa> foug: Which bin is this?
[12:22] <MenZa> What application?
[12:22] <t0nedef> KleRoi does any of it say linux?
[12:22] <foug> MenZa: google earth, i thought chmod a+x was how to install bin's
[12:22] <cafuego> mkdir output; for i in *.jpg; do convert -resize WxH $i output/$i; done
[12:22] <MenZa> ah
[12:22] <MenZa> foug: simple
[12:22] <CheeseGardener> Could someone give me a hand with Gnomad2 and libmtp5????
[12:22] <MenZa> foug: first chmox +x the file, then ./filename
[12:22] <KleRoi> t0nedef yes, there are 4 things and the last one, /dev/sda4 is linux
[12:22] <fuffal0> how do i set the permissions on a directory for a specific user
[12:22] <cafuego> foug: http://ubuntu.cafuego.net/pool/feisty-cafuego/google/googleearth_4.1.7076.4458-0cafuego3_i386.deb
[12:23] <foug> MenZa: chmox a+x google.bin   <>  ./google.bin?
[12:23] <t0nedef> KleRoi you installed on your c drive instead of your d drive, reinstall windows to get it back, you need to choose another drive for your ubuntu
[12:23] <MenZa> foug: correct
[12:23] <MenZa> foug: but as cafuego states, maybe using a .deb is better
[12:23] <Yarcanox> *chmod a+x
[12:23] <MenZa> foug: Use his package
[12:23] <cafuego> well, more convenient anyway
[12:23] <LethalLiquid> hey, is there a iso of ubuntu configured for vmware?
[12:23] <MenZa> That, and better integration with the package manager
[12:23] <t0nedef> KleRoi, and think of it this way, at least your learning something new
[12:23] <KleRoi> t0nedef: argh this really sucks :| i was sure i installed it on another partition... and I don't even have the recovery cd for windows with me
[12:23] <cafuego> I try to keep it up to date, and with an apt line it'll auto-update.
[12:24] <foug> MenZa: chmox, command not found.
[12:24] <MenZa> foug: no, chmod +x
[12:24] <Yarcanox> foug do chmod
[12:24] <MenZa> foug: but instead
[12:24] <foug> cafuego: MenZa: don't know how to install cd files either :P
[12:24] <MenZa> foug: rm google.bin
[12:24] <Yarcanox> chmod +x google.bin
[12:24] <t0nedef> KleRoi: well mebbe its about time you got on that graphics driver problem
[12:24] <Yarcanox> ./google.bin
[12:24] <MenZa> foug: then wget http://ubuntu.cafuego.net/pool/feisty-cafuego/google/googleearth_4.1.7076.4458-0cafuego3_i386.deb
[12:24] <tck> what is the stylised icon representing gobuntu does anyone know ?
[12:24] <cafuego> foug: If you fetch that .deb file, you just double-click it.
[12:28] <MenZa> foug: then sudo dpkg -i http://ubuntu.cafuego.net/pool/feisty-cafuego/google/googleearth_4.1.7076.4458-0cafuego3_i386.deb
[12:28] <LethalLiquid> is there an iso setup to run in vmware?
[12:28] <MenZa> err
[12:28] <MenZa> foug: sudo dpkg -i /googleearth_4.1.7076.4458-0cafuego3_i386.deb
[12:28] <MenZa> but remove the /
[12:28] <MenZa> jesus, I cannot type today
[12:28] <MenZa> ok, foug, from the top
[12:28] <foug> MenZa: cafuego: I got the bin working, what does chmod mean? i could have sworn it was a+x, someone told me it was all users + execute
[12:28] <cafuego> heh
[12:28] <araizen> does any know what the dpkg equivalent of 'rpm -qi packagename' would be?
[12:28] <MenZa> chmod merely changes permission
[12:28] <MenZa> +x makes it executable
[12:28] <cafuego> araizen: what does that do?
[12:28] <LethalLiquid> Is there anyone who is not busy and can help me with a quick question?
[12:28] <MenZa> nicely packaged, cafuego
[12:28] <MenZa> LethalLiquid: Fire away.
[12:28] <LethalLiquid> MenZa: Is there a version of ubuntu configured for vmware that I can download somewhere?
[12:28] <t0nedef> KleRoi what graphics card you using?
[12:28] <araizen> cafuego: it showws a summary of the package
[12:28] <t0nedef> KleRoi we can at least get you functional
[12:28] <cafuego> araizen: apt-cache show packagename
[12:28] <cafuego> araizen: It displays basic info and a description.
[12:28] <moriancumer> cafuego: what is the command for convert?
[12:28] <KleRoi> t0nedef: well thanks for the help on this one, any chance you know why when i try to start linux it tells me that "server X doesnt load"? in particular no devices found and no screens found... i searched a bit and i think its because there are no drivers for my ati mobility radeon x1600 gfx
[12:28] <KleRoi> uhm
[12:28] <KleRoi> anyone there?
[12:28] <MenZa> LethalLiquid: Use the regular Ubuntu ISO image.
[12:28] <cafuego> moriancumer: mkdir output; for i in *.jpg; do convert -resize WxH $i output/$i; done
[12:28] <MenZa> KleRoi: yes
[12:28] <LethalLiquid> MenZa: Yea, but I don't know how to configure VMware player to open the ISO.
[12:28] <MenZa> KleRoi: Do you have a GUI now?
[12:28] <cafuego> moriancumer: That'll convert all jpegs in the current dir to a new size jpeg of the same name in a subdit called 'output'.
[12:28] <t0nedef> KleRoi, not sure on that one... *
[12:28] <MenZa> LethalLiquid: You have to create a Virtual machine first.
[12:28] <t0nedef> MenZa: he is on the live-cd
[12:28] <MenZa> right
[12:28] <KleRoi> t0nedef: ok im back, the irc chat didnt update for some time..
[12:28] <MenZa> that's not good
[12:28] <MenZa> hmm
[12:28] <t0nedef> MenZa: just updating you to where were at when we determined he accidently installed over the top of windows
[12:28] <MenZa> what's the name of the free ati driver?
[12:28] <LethalLiquid> MenZa: If you are still on when I finish downloading, could you help me configure it?
[12:28] <KleRoi> t0nedef: i use an ati mobility radeon x1600
[12:28] <blanky> cafuego: you therE?
[12:28] <cafuego> MenZa: 'radeon'
[12:29] <MenZa> t0nedef: ow
[12:29] <blanky> cafuego: would the drivers happen to be in backports? just wondering
[12:29] <cafuego> blanky: About to run off
[12:29] <MenZa> LethalLiquid: possibly
[12:29] <araizen> cafuego: thanks
[12:29] <blanky> cafuego: if not, I'm about to install it the manual way
[12:29] <LethalLiquid> Menza: Which type of pc should i use?  I am on a Compaq Windows XP
[12:29] <cafuego> blanky: I doubt it, they must be in sync with the kernel version.
[12:29] <LethalLiquid> Menza: Standard personal computer?
[12:29] <t0nedef> MenZa: Ya, so We want to get his graphics fix, do you know anything about it, my graphics knowledge is only passing
[12:29] <__mikem> how do I add a dirrectory to the search path
[12:29] <MenZa> LethalLiquid: Sure.
[12:29] <cafuego> blanky: So you'd need a backported kernel as well as a backported nvidia driver.
[12:29] <blanky> cafuego: oh okay, thanks then, bye
[12:29] <moriancumer> cafuego: is the WxH in pixel, inches....?
[12:29] <MenZa> t0nedef: I think he has to get the alternate install CD
[12:29] <blanky> cafuego: ohh okay
[12:29] <cafuego> moriancumer: pixels
[12:29] <jrib> __mikem: search path of what?
[12:29] <MenZa> Yes.
[12:29] <LethalLiquid> MenZa: thnx
[12:29] <bjwebb> hi
[12:29] <scam> do you use "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" to redo my keyboard?
[12:29] <__mikem> jrib, the shell
[12:29] <t0nedef> MenZa, ah ok
[12:30] <MenZa> scam: That's one way
[12:30] <MenZa> scam: What's the problem with it?
[12:30] <jrib> __mikem: for only your user or for everyone?
[12:30] <t0nedef> KleRoi did you catch all that?
[12:30] <LethalLiquid> MenZa: peace for now
[12:30] <scam> MenZa:  what are some other ways.. i want support for my lx-700 wireless keyboard/mouse
[12:30] <KleRoi> t0nedef no, not at all, what did you write?
[12:30] <t0nedef> MenZa: its saying that no drivers are found and stuff
[12:30] <__mikem> jrib, theres only one user on the system
[12:30] <scam> i want all my buttons to work on my mouse.. and my volume button to work my sound and stuff
[12:30] <MenZa> t0nedef: yes, he has to use the alternate install CD and then install it once the system is installed.
[12:30] <t0nedef> KleRoi: My convo with MenZa, you might need the alternative install cd he was saying, i was asking around
[12:31] <bjwebb> does (k)ubuntu feisty have ntfs write drivers on the cd?
[12:31] <MenZa> scam: Logitech?
[12:31] <scam> it worked on the live cd.. but i had a different keyboard plugged in.. and now it doesnt work
[12:31] <scam> MenZa: yuppers
[12:31] <t0nedef> MenZa: thanks much
[12:31] <moriancumer> cafuego: thanx. I really appreciate it!
[12:31] <sunnypies> anyone, I have a ubuntu desktop with apache web server, however it seems like its blocking when i try to access from a different comptuer
[12:31] <MenZa> bjwebb: I'm not sure; if not, they can be found as the package ntfs-utils, if I recall correctly
[12:31] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ah yes, i have read something like that in some forum, and thats why i wanted to go on windows, to download the thing and to write it on a cd
[12:31] <sunnypies> anyone know?
[12:31] <jrib> __mikem: export PATH="/path/to/new/directory:${PATH}"          in .bashrc for example would work (or any file your shell sources)
[12:31] <MenZa> sunnypies: it sounds like a bad config; is it apache2?
[12:31] <t0nedef> KleRoi: One sec, i need to afk real fast, then i'll help you out
[12:31] <__mikem> okay thanks
[12:32] <KleRoi> t0nedef: allright im not going anywhere
[12:32] <Kasle> how do i install my bcm43xx? i've tried ndiswrapper
[12:32] <sunnypies> MenZa: yes
[12:32] <MenZa> !bcm | Kasle
[12:32] <ubot3> Factoid bcm not found
[12:32] <sunnypies> MenZa: its 2.2.3
[12:32] <MenZa> sunnypies: Right...
[12:32] <MenZa> sunnypies: Installed from the repositories?
[12:32] <randoman> Hey guys, Im updateing the Kernel, and when i put bzImage in the /boot dir, and edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to add the new kernel. it gives me problems. SO i just copy the same initrd as the original kernel, or do I need to build a new initrd?
[12:32] <sunnypies> MenZa: yes sir
[12:33] <MenZa> sunnypies: the latest version is 2.2.4... Vanilla install? As in, you haven't reconfigured it, have you?
[12:33] <n2diy> I may get a chance to deploy Ubuntu in a public library, how can I create a guest account without sudo privledges?
[12:33] <randoman> i just copy and paste the first kernels info in the menu.lst right and edit the kernel to point to the new one right?
[12:33] <sunnypies> MenZa: i haven't configured it,  what is vanilla?  will 2,2,4 fix the problem?
[12:34] <MenZa> Vanilla just means you haven't touched it yet
[12:34] <onur_> how can i use proxy server for itself ?
[12:34] <t0nedef> KleRoi: ok i'm back
[12:34] <MenZa> And I doubt upgrading to 2.2.4 will fix anything, as it's in the configuration files
[12:34] <MenZa> one second please, sunnypies
[12:34] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ok im here
[12:34] <t0nedef> KleRoi: i'm gonna have to look it up real fast, ok, i'm used to gentoo, and some of this ubuntu stuff isn't memorized yet
[12:34] <fromotion> How do i get BitchX to display ANSI properly?
[12:35] <jerbear> does anyone know if it's possible to use libpam-ssh in a server (non-gui) environment?
[12:35] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ok thanks
[12:36] <cheatersrealm> how stable is 64bit support for intel chips?
[12:36] <cheatersrealm> esp. with nvidia cards
[12:36] <fromotion> heh
[12:36] <MenZa> sunnypies: can you do cat /etc/apache2/apache2.conf | grep Listen && cat /etc/apache2/httpd.conf | grep Listen for me and paste the output?
[12:36] <Azzkikr> is there any tool to send files over bluetooth, besides gnome-obex-send? Preferrably a terminal application without the use of the X server.
[12:37] <t0nedef> KleRoi: ok, heres how i understand it, your gonna want to go to www.ubuntu.com, and go to the download page
[12:37] <MenZa> Azzkikr: Not as far as I can see; and I've looked quite a bit
[12:37] <Leo> Hey
[12:37] <Leo> Can anyone here help me?
[12:37] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  okay im doing that
[12:37] <t0nedef> KleRoi: before you continue, the alternative version uses a text-based installer
[12:37] <MenZa> !anyone | Leo
[12:37] <ubot3> Leo: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[12:37] <MenZa> :)
[12:37] <Leo> MenZa: Can you help me?
[12:37] <Azzkikr> MenZa: hm. thanks anyhow
[12:37] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ok, that means its less user-friendly?
[12:37] <MenZa> State your problem, Leo.
[12:37] <MenZa> np Azzkikr.
[12:38] <t0nedef> KleRoi: yeah, but it shouldn't be too hard
[12:38] <Leo> !info
[12:38] <ubot3> info: Standalone GNU Info documentation browser. In component main, is standard. Version 4.8.dfsg.1-1ubuntu0.1 (edgy), package size 170 kB, installed size 364 kB
[12:38] <KleRoi> t0nedef ok so what should i do, download the alternate cd?
[12:38] <gordonjcp> Leo: no-one can help you until you tell us the problem
[12:38] <gordonjcp> !ask | Leo
[12:38] <ubot3> Leo: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:38] <MenZa> Leo: What is the problem you are experiencing? What do you need help with?
[12:38] <sunnypies> MenZa: I copied your command "cat /etc/apache2/apache2.conf | grep Listen && cat /etc/apache2/httpd.conf | grep Listen" and there was no output
[12:38] <t0nedef> KleRoi: its actually pretty simple, i think you'll be ok just check the box for the alternative version
[12:38] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  btw, i can download it even if im with the live cd?
[12:38] <Leo> MenZa: can you help with wubi?
[12:38] <MenZa> sunnypies: No output... that sounds weird.
[12:38] <Nomad7> ugh, why would my sound suddenly cease to function?
[12:39] <t0nedef> KleRoi: hmmm... ok, you can, but there may be some issues with burning it
[12:39] <welly> hi all.. is it much of a task to set up DNS for a small home network?
[12:39] <MenZa> sunnypies: The Listen setting in the Apache config files specifies who to allow to connect to. It could be a router problem.
[12:39] <t0nedef> KleRoi: cuz you won't be able to put a disk in the drive
[12:39] <welly> am running ubuntu 7.04
[12:39] <Junecy> Hello. I have Fiesty (7.0.4) and am using Gateway 7330GZ. My wireless network card seems to not load or isn't installed. I have a broadcom 4401 builtin wireless adapter...My question is this: How do I get it to work?
[12:39] <MenZa> Leo: Hmm, I don't recommend using Wubi.
[12:39] <MenZa> !broadcom | Junecy
[12:39] <ubot3> Junecy: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:39] <t0nedef> KleRoi: so get a pen and paper, i'm gonna give you some instructions to write down
[12:39] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  erm thats what i thought yes, well im trying to download it now
[12:39] <sunnypies> MenZa: yea cus this network is at work so could it be a firewall?
[12:39] <t0nedef> KleRoi: cancel that
[12:39] <MenZa> Junecy: Wireless can be a bit annoying sometimes, but read through the documents thoroughly, and it will most likely work.
[12:39] <t0nedef> KleRoi: it won't do you any good right now
[12:40] <Junecy> thanks
[12:40] <MenZa> sunnypies: It could be a router problem. You'd have to setup router forwarding for port 80 to your local machine.
[12:40] <onur_> how can i use proxy server for itself ?
[12:40] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ah ok, well i got the pen and the paper then
[12:40] <MenZa> sunnypies: Port forwarding, even
[12:40] <sunnypies> MenZa: yea I bet its behind the firewall or the port isn't open, how would i open port 80?
[12:41] <Azzkikr> sunnypies: depends on your router
[12:41] <t0nedef> KleRoi: one moment, i'm getting the download address for you, i'm gonna give you a complete set of command-line instructions
[12:41] <MenZa> sunnypies: You would have to configure your router, and with that, I'm afraid I can't help you. Find your user manual.
[12:41] <KleRoi> t0nedef: ok i'll wait then
[12:41] <MenZa> (Or if it's a big company, have the techies do it)
[12:41] <MenZa> !fstab
[12:41] <ubot3> The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[12:41] <lezardo> usually you just have to go on <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:41] <t0nedef> KleRoi: i'm in command-line myself, so i need to switch screens
[12:41] <sunnypies> MenZa: yea i wouldn't be able to change router at work lol
[12:42] <KleRoi> t0nedef: okay
[12:42] <MenZa> sunnypies: hehe :)
[12:42] <fromotion> I'm running xubuntu 7.04 and can't seem to get BitchX to display ANSI properly.  How do I fix this?
[12:43] <pheorehs> hello
[12:43] <bjame1> hello
[12:43] <Azzkikr> hello
[12:43] <n30> hi there :)
[12:43] <karina_> :)
[12:43] <noiesmo> hey all. I was installing vmware server on ubuntu fiesty and encounter a couple of issues so I followed the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware/Server and deleted /etc/vmware* as suggested for troubleshooting now when I try and reinstall I get errors related to missing files in /etc/vmware anyone know how to avoid this?
[12:43] <t0nedef> KleRoi: are you on a 32-bit processor or a 64bit one?
[12:44] <KleRoi> t0nedef: i'm quite sure im on a 32
[12:44] <pheorehs> anyone heard of the "CodeLite" editor ?  I'm trying to install it from svn. it is based on wxwidgets. but I'm getting compile errors, I installed wxWidgets from synaptic, but no go.  does a package exist ?
[12:44] <bjame1> I've just installed Ubuntu 7.04 and chose to install KDevelop, opened an example wxWidgets project and hit build
[12:44] <Nomad7> could adding piix to /etc/modules break my sound, somehow?
[12:44] <bjame1> it errors
[12:44] <t0nedef> KleRoi: k, almost got what you need
[12:44] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  allrighty
[12:44] <onur_> how can i use proxy server for itself ?
[12:44] <bjame1> I'm missing some tools:
[12:44] <bjame1> aclocal, libtoolize, automake, autoconf
[12:45] <bjame1> what do I need to install to get these?
[12:45] <Grungebunny> Hello has anyone been successful at getting the gdesklets weather app to work? I even put in the yahoo page for my town and it still says it cannot connect.
[12:45] <pheorehs> bjame1: autoconf, libtool, aclocal from synaptic
[12:45] <WX9J> ckdirs -l returned my /dev/sda1 to have a file system HPFS/NTFS  any idea what the HPFS is  ???
[12:45] <pheorehs> bjame1: it's all there
[12:45] <bjame1> pheorehs: yes I could do that
[12:45] <cabldevil> anyone have a good probram to recover files on fat that have been formated over
[12:46] <bjame1> but is there not a simple package I'm missing
[12:46] <bjame1> I've run sudo apt-get install build-essential
[12:46] <pheorehs> bjame: dunno bout that,  I just installed those packages for my build needs, works fine
[12:46] <bjame1> never mind, I'll try synaptic
[12:46] <CheeseGardener> does anyone know when Gutsy comes out????
[12:46] <bjame1> cheers
[12:46] <Azzkikr> october
[12:47] <Azzkikr> iirc
[12:47] <bjame1> aclocal does not exist
[12:47] <Grungebunny> Does anyone have decent experience with gdesklets? I cannot get the weather app to connect even after putting in the Yahoo page for my town like it suggests.
[12:47] <bjame1> I'm not sure I have the right repositories
[12:47] <CheeseGardener> does anyone know of a way to install rhythmbox 0.11.1 through synaptics or apt-get at least???
[12:47] <Azzkikr> Grungebunny: weather desklet is buggy
[12:48] <cafuego> CheeseGardener: 7.10 - ie: october
[12:48] <Azzkikr> i've had the same experience, since edgy eft i believe
[12:48] <TyphoidHippo> So...apparently OSS has finally gone completely open source.  This is big news, right?  All their sound drivers are now available for free and the source is under GPL2.
[12:48] <Grungebunny> azzkikr ahh.. are there any alternatives to gdesklets?
[12:48] <pheorehs> bjame: look under development section,  get autogen,autoconf,automake, bison, byacc, cmake, etc..
[12:48] <t0nedef> KleRoi: ok, got your pen ready?
[12:48] <Xoris> TyphoidHippo: well who cares, i guess we're staying with ALSA...
[12:48] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  yes im here
[12:48] <Azzkikr> Grungebunny: hm, there is a small applet which you can add to your gnome panel, but thats about it
[12:48] <Nomad7> could adding piix to /etc/modules break my sound, somehow? it was working just hours ago and that's the only thing i can think of that i've changed since then :\
[12:49] <ogre> Eh, got a noob question if anyone is bored
[12:49] <Azzkikr> Grungebunny: not much of an eye candy or such
[12:49] <cafuego> Nomad7: Does sound start working if you remove it again?
[12:49] <pheorehs> bjame: also, flex, bison, gcc (v 3 or 4), gettext
[12:49] <t0nedef> KleRoi: when you reboot into your main install type the following
[12:49] <mr_wrong> ogre, just ask.
[12:49] <pheorehs> anyone with any info on my codelite problem ?
[12:50] <Nomad7> cafuego: haha i suppose i should try that... but that's what got my cd drive working properly in the first place :\ i hope i don't have to choose between a working cdrom or sound
[12:50] <tagsoup> I just installed ubuntu on my x86 mackbook pro, and after a restart (in escaped recovery mode through grub) my system is locking up at "Loading Hardware drivers...
[12:50] <t0nedef> KleRoi: wget http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu-releases/feisty/ubuntu-7.04-alternate-i386.iso
[12:50] <TyphoidHippo> Xoris:  Yea, lol...  ALSA doesn't play well with neomagic cards at all.    I went to the site to just buy the drivers, being fed up with not getting ALSA to work, and I was just pleasantly surprised to find that out.  I installed their deb file, I'm not really sure what to do now...since everything is set up to work with alsa, I think.
[12:50] <t0nedef> tell me when your ready for the next step
[12:50] <tagsoup> how can i tell what drivers are locking the system?
[12:51] <Xoris> TyphoidHippo: perhaps ALSA can use OSS as backend. never investigated that, but you should give google a chance i suppose
[12:51] <CheeseGardener> cafuego, will fiesty update itself to gusty automatically, or do I have to install all over again?????
[12:51] <Lin> hi there.. My ubuntu box (feisty) always returns a error while mounting local FS, as I could notice, it return exit code 32 (mount failure) while mounting PROC, probably because proc is already mounted. Returning FAIL, the main drawback for me is because it closes the USPLASH scrren to show the problem. I know that I can avoid it changing the code in initscript, but there is already an official solution?
[12:51] <Xoris> !upgrade
[12:51] <ubot3> For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[12:51] <Azzkikr> CheeseGardener: you can dist upgrade by using apt-get
[12:51] <Azzkikr> there you go :)
[12:51] <Xoris> Azzkikr: not recommended, better to use update-manager
[12:51] <CheeseGardener> so I can upgrade through synpatics?
[12:51] <CheeseGardener> synatpics??*
[12:51] <Azzkikr> Xoris: reason?
[12:51] <Xoris> Synaptic
[12:51] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ok im ready, btw i have to write that after the server X crashes and it brings me to the console?
[12:51] <ogre> I'm running Ubuntu 4.10 that I finally installed on my pc (spent 2 months trying, long story) and I am trying to update. The command line update only goes so far, then it timeouts. I cant find a download manager to get the updates for me. What am I doing wrong?
[12:52] <Lin> ogre: download 7.4
[12:52] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  well not the console, don't know how its called but when i only have the text linux
[12:52] <t0nedef> KleRoi: after you log in in the console mode,
[12:52] <Xoris> Azzkikr: update-manager does a few vital check, such that you have ubuntu-desktop installed. other than that, i don't know the details, but it's been repeated over and over
[12:52] <CheeseGardener> ok
[12:52] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  ok then im ready for the next step
[12:52] <t0nedef> KleRoi you'll need to log in first though
[12:52] <CheeseGardener> does anyone use rhythmbox 0.11.1???
[12:52] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  yes okay i got that
[12:52] <Lin> ogre: 4.10 (AFAIK was the first version), update-manager didn't exists in that version
[12:53] <TyphoidHippo> Xoris, yea, buddy.  I'm excited about this - This OSS should even work for my firewire audio interfaces, i think.  Off to google, I go.
[12:53] <Trigger911> sup everyone
[12:53] <t0nedef> KleRoi: ok, next type cdrecord
[12:53] <ogre> ah, so I download 7.4 and burn it and restart?
[12:53] <Azzkikr> Xoris: i find that odd to be honest. I can't upgrade my server box using apt-get then
[12:53] <t0nedef> KleRoi: if it says its not installed, type sudo apt-get install cdrecord
[12:53] <Azzkikr> Xoris: i'll read the manual though
[12:53] <Lin> ogre: burn and reinstall.. use desktop version not alternate, should be easier to you..
[12:53] <t0nedef> KleRoi: tell me when your ready
[12:53] <ogre> Bah, if i could do that, I wouldn't be in this mess....
[12:54] <KleRoi> t0nedef: ok im ready
[12:54] <Xoris> Azzkikr: for server, i think in Feisty they've implemented a command-line update-manager
[12:54] <Lin> ogre: there is A LOT improvements since 4.10
[12:54] <Trigger911> i got a guestion im having problems getting kubuntu and xubuntu but it will start to copy the files then the caps lock and scroll lock will turn on/of in scync
[12:54] <firebird619> I have a set of BA digital speakers and a SB Live 5.1 (Dell) sound card. I can only get sound from the front speakers. I have tried different things in the .asoundrc file, however what I find by searching the Internet doesn't have to do with digital speakers. How can I get sound from the rear speakers?
[12:54] <ogre> Yea, I've been reading it's much better.
[12:54] <CheeseGardener> Does anyone know if rhythmbox 0.11.1 works with fiesty?????
[12:54] <orudie> i am on this page following instructions to install VLC media player, those are a little confusing
[12:54] <t0nedef> KleRoi: now once we confirmed that we do have cdrecord, you want to do sudo cdrecord --scanbus
[12:54] <orudie> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[12:54] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  okay
[12:54] <orudie> i typed in deb ftp://ftp.videolan.org/pub/videolan/ubuntu dapper universe
[12:55] <syuroff> is there likely to be a 7.04 to 8.x LTS upgrade path?  My server seems to reject 6.06LTS
[12:55] <Azzkikr> Xoris: you're correct, just read about it. Thanks for that note
[12:55] <orudie> and nothing happens, then it said Add run and more commands
[12:55] <orudie> what exactly do they mean?
[12:55] <ogre> Lin, is there a way on 4.10 to read an ISO file like it was on a cd from the hard drive. I know the one not for linux....
[12:55] <t0nedef> KleRoi: Ok its gonna print out a lot of info, but whats important is the dev info, you need to right down the three numbers with commas betwen them
[12:55] <orudie> anyone? please help me ... i am new to this
[12:56] <t0nedef> KleRoi: if it lists two different ones, just write down the first one, they are the same device unless you have 2 burners
[12:56] <Lin> ogre: sure.. just double click on iso image
[12:56] <Azzkikr> orudie: it looks like a repository configuration
[12:56] <CheeseGardener> Could someone help me install rhythmbox 0.11.1 through synaptics or add/remove programs?
[12:56] <t0nedef> KleRoi: plus the first one should be the simple version
[12:56] <orudie> Azzkikr, what should i do there?
[12:56] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  okay i got that, i only have 1 burner anyway
[12:57] <ogre> So would it be possible to tell 4.10 to read the ISO on boot?
[12:57] <orudie> Azzkikr, which configuration should i change?
[12:57] <Trigger911> i got a guestion im having problems getting kubuntu and xubuntu but it will start to copy the files then the caps lock and scroll lock will turn on/of in scync
[12:57] <Aye|> Hey, anyone, i have a geforce 6200 pci card, but it doesnt boot into ubuntu with it as the first display device in my BIOS but if i enable my onboard and use my onboard one it boots, and then when X loads it will switch to my graphics card, does anyone have any idea about how to get ubuntu to boot with my card without changing the bios
[12:57] <jdautz> CheeseGardener, why 0.11 on feisty? 10 is not enough good?
[12:57] <orudie> Azzkikr, really, never installed any repositories yet
[12:57] <Azzkikr> orudie: if you look at this file: /etc/apt/sources.list, you'll see repository lines just like those
[12:57] <t0nedef> KleRoi: ok, at this point you need to put a blank cd in the drive
[12:57] <ztomic> CheeseGardener: Applications->Add/Remove
[12:58] <Azzkikr> you can also add them through gnome
[12:58] <KleRoi> t0nedef: ok, is there a problem if i just put it right away when i start the pc?
[12:58] <orudie> Azzkikr, how can i look at this /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[12:58] <Azzkikr> orudie: sec, im checking for information on this subject
[12:59] <t0nedef> KleRoi: then type 'sudo cdrecord dev=0,0,0 ubuntu-7.04-alternate-i386.iso' replace the 0,0,0 with whatever numbers the scanbus gave ya
[12:59] <jdautz> orudie, you can use synaptic
[12:59] <t0nedef> KleRoi nope
[12:59] <t0nedef> KleRoi: i gotta correction for that last command i gave you
[12:59] <t0nedef> KleRoi: then type 'sudo cdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 ubuntu-7.04-alternate-i386.iso' replace the 0,0,0 with whatever numbers the scanbus gave ya
[12:59] <CheeseGardener> jdautz, and ztomic, I'm trying to get currently I have a iriver clix 2gb U10.  It uses an odd library to upload songs.  libmtp5, which has problems.  Currently Gnomad2 and Amorak use this, but the libmtp5 has problems and crashes the applications often, making upload near impossible sometimes.  However, rhythmbox 0.11.1 has MTP file transfer support of it's own.
[12:59] <Azzkikr> orudie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu   It is a bit outdated (for Edgy Eft) but its still pretty accurate
[01:00] <t0nedef> KleRoi: the -v will make it give you some output so you know when its done
[01:00] <KleRoi> t0nedef: okay i got that one with the /v
[01:00] <KleRoi> t0nedef: -v *
[01:00] <DaRkMeZ> hello! who are de chanel of ubuntu in spanish?
[01:00] <Xoris> !es
[01:00] <ubot3> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[01:00] <Azzkikr> orudie: its too bad im not behind my desktop computer :/
[01:00] <t0nedef> KleRoi: yah, this ain't no dos
[01:00] <Scout> Where is the default folder located for localhost?
[01:00] <KleRoi> t0nedef: mmm what do you mean by that? :p
[01:01] <t0nedef> KleRoi: finally leaving the disk in the drive, type sudo reboot
[01:01] <Scout> On apache
[01:01] <t0nedef> KleRoi mean by what?
[01:01] <t0nedef> KleRoi: oh, nvm i gotcha now
[01:01] <mr_wrong> Anyone else annoyed by having the packages database always be outdated?  Today I had to compile from source Kino because the repositories had a beta version and I needed 1.1.1
[01:01] <hackle577> hey all, does anyone know if i need to install cube first before installing assaultcube?
[01:01] <TBotNik_1> All: Hey working on my "lp" vs Cups prob.  Made sure I have .ppd file, but still getting error: "Error - no default destination available."  Any ideas on fixing this?
[01:02] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  yeah well anyway ok, i reboot
[01:02] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  and i try reinstalling?
[01:02] <t0nedef> KleRoi: at this point, just follow the on screen instructions, if you get stuck load up your live cd -- the one your on now, and i'm sure someone can help
[01:02] <t0nedef> Kle: yep, you gotta do it with the right cd that will install the proper drivers
[01:02] <jdautz> DaRkMeZ, try #ubuntu-es
[01:02] <KleRoi> t0nedef: okay, i don't have to uninstall the previous ubuntu or anything?
[01:02] <Scout> Where is the default folder located for localhost using apache?
[01:02] <Azzkikr> orudie: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty#How_to_add_extra_repositories also has some information on repositories
[01:03] <t0nedef> KleRoi: just tell it to format the existing install, install right over the top of it as if it wasn't there
[01:03] <Shaddox> Hi everyone. How would I install MySQL 4.0 instead of the latest version?
[01:03] <KleRoi> t0nedef: okay i'll try doing that, hoping i don't mess up with the partitions :s
[01:03] <Grungebunny> When the new version of Ubuntu comes out will I have the option to upgrade to it? or will I have to install it from scratch?
[01:03] <t0nedef> KleRoi: don't worry about it, you'll be fine, and at least you haven't had a chance to get anything important on it yet
[01:04] <hackle577> grungebunny: you will upgrade just fine :-)
[01:04] <Grungebunny> yay
[01:04] <t0nedef> KleRoi: there are other ways, but this is the simplest method by far
[01:04] <KleRoi> t0nedef: yes i hope that... well thanks a billion for the help! i'll try what you told me right away
[01:04] <ztomic> CheeseGardener: sorry cant help.
[01:04] <t0nedef> KleRoi, if you had been using it for a while i would have done it the hard way with ya
[01:05] <t0nedef> Kle: good luck, if you get stuck or mess up, you know your way back here
[01:05] <hackle577> hey all, does anyone know if i need to install cube first before installing assaultcube?
[01:05] <Trigger911> iim sorry i hate asking for help
[01:05] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  if this is the easy way i dont really want to know what the hard way is... it already is going to look like a miracle if it works without any graphic interface XD thanks again, i'll give you cookies if it works! bye bye
[01:05] <t0nedef> KleRoi: good luck, if you get stuck or mess up, you know your way back here
[01:06] <Azzkikr> orudie: you're still there?
[01:06] <t0nedef> KleRoi: if it goes really bad, you can always get a friend to help you, if you have one that knows linux
[01:06] <KleRoi> t0nedef: yeah i have a couple, i'll do that... or just go Mac :p
[01:06] <Trigger911> i just got a lappy for school i plan on running Kubuntu and im gonna put flushbox on to replace kde but im having trouble with the instller and I have been looking for an answer on the forums for days
[01:06] <t0nedef> KleRoi: lol
[01:06] <KleRoi> t0nedef:  well brb hopefully, see you!
[01:07] <CheeseGardener> Does anyone know if it's possible to have two versions of rhythmbox installed at the same time???
[01:07] <tagsoup> ok, so based on the how to i just read, "networking should just work"
[01:07] <Azzkikr> CheeseGardener: of course it is possible
[01:07] <tagsoup> but i'm at a terminal and ifconfig -a only shows loopback
[01:07] <tagsoup> where do i start?
[01:07] <Azzkikr> CheeseGardener: err
[01:07] <hackle577> hey all, does anyone know if i need to install cube first before installing assaultcube?
[01:07] <linux_> how i can add another language that i will be able to write in ?
[01:07] <Azzkikr> CheeseGardener: disregard that, im not 100% sure
[01:08] <orudie> Azzkikr, thanx man, i just discovered the synaptic package manager
[01:08] <orudie> Azzkikr, its awesome!
[01:08] <orudie> Azzkikr, lol
[01:08] <ztomic> CheeseGardener: http://pmplib.sourceforge.net/document_easypmp_manual.html
[01:08] <t0nedef> MenZa i hope that works for him
[01:08] <orudie> Azzkikr, i would like to find out how to install my video driver too lol
[01:09] <MenZa> t0nedef: Me too :)
[01:09] <MenZa> orudie: Which video card do you have?
[01:09] <Azzkikr> orudie: yeah you could install vlc by running synaptic, or apt-get. But i thought you necessarily needed to add a repository :D
[01:09] <t0nedef> MenZa: good thing it was a fresh install
[01:09] <MenZa> t0nedef: Yeah. :)
[01:09] <MenZa> Azzkikr: Nope, vlc is right there in the main repositories.
[01:09] <orudie> MenZa, oops sorry, sound card
[01:09] <hackle577> hey all, does anyone know if i need to install cube first before installing assaultcube?
[01:10] <MenZa> orudie: Ah; can't help there.. /
[01:10] <orudie> MenZa, i have already installed the video card, i downloaded some script that did everything for me
[01:10] <MenZa> orudie: Oh?
[01:10] <Azzkikr> MenZa: yeah i know, but since orudie was struggling with a VLC repository ...
[01:10] <Azzkikr> slight misundersanding
[01:10] <orudie> Azzkikr, can you help me install my sound card?
[01:10] <t0nedef> now if i can get the network to run on my Solaris box, all my stuff will be great! but i don't expect help with that here
[01:10] <t0nedef> i hate messed up hardware
[01:10] <orudie> Azzkikr, once i get my sound card installed, i would really love to try out compiz fusion
[01:11] <Azzkikr> orudie: erm. First of all, up everything in your sound config, and unmute everything
[01:11] <Azzkikr> orudie: are you using gnome?
[01:13] <hackle577> hey all, does anyone know if i need to install cube first before installing assaultcube?
[01:14] <iratik> wow... this channel seems quiet for once
[01:14] <Azzkikr> yah :D
[01:14] <lostat_C> I have a AMD Sempron 2600+ for a processor and want to recompile a kernel. What processor family should I pick since there is no sempron listed?
[01:14] <ztomic> thought I lost my connection
[01:14] <riaal> How do I make a privet chat in Irssi?
[01:14] <hackle577> my question is in the middle of all of that lol
[01:14] <Junecy> I jsut went through the ndiswrapper manual for installing a windows driver for my wireless card and I failed at every attemp to install the driver...can anyone give me more specific help?
[01:15] <Junecy> Hello. I have Fiesty (7.0.4) and am using Gateway 7330GZ. My wireless network card seems to not load or isn't installed. I have a broadcom 4401 builtin wireless adapter...My question is this: How do I get it to work?
[01:15] <iratik> okay... spoke too soon
[01:15] <iratik> nevermind
[01:15] <hackle577> lawls
[01:15] <Azzkikr> !wireless
[01:15] <ubot3> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[01:15] <orudie> Azzkikr, where can i see all of the hardware specs in ubuntu, just like device manager in windows?
[01:15] <MenZa> Azzkikr: I believe Junecy has already looked there; I linked him/her earlier
[01:15] <Azzkikr> MenZa: Ah hm.
[01:16] <MenZa> Junecy: I'd love to help, but I was heading off, and besides, I'm not really that leet when it comes to wireless. Sorry. Good luck with it, though.
[01:16] <Junecy> thanks
[01:16] <Junecy> But I'm having no success at all.
[01:16] <Azzkikr> orudie: System -> Preferences -> Hardware information
[01:16] <ztomic> lostat_C: amd64
[01:16] <Cypher21> My windows XP crahsed after i installed ubuntu with dual boot
[01:17] <mattfletcher> using apt-get, how can i totally uninstall and reinstall a package (shorewall) to get the default config files back?
[01:17] <Jamesinator> How can I make a user that thinks their home directory is / and not be able to access anything above their home?
[01:17] <Junecy> Is the hal.dll file missing or currupt?
[01:17] <Scout> Where is the default folder located for localhost using apache?
[01:17] <MenZa> orudie: Or do sudo lshw > hardware.txt
[01:17] <lostat_C> ztomic is it really a 64 bit processor?
[01:17] <Cypher21> Using gnome pantion editor
[01:17] <Junecy> Cypher21: what's the issue?
[01:17] <ztomic> lostat_C: yup
[01:17] <Cooner750> Hello.
[01:17] <MenZa> orudie: then open hardware.txt in your favourite text editor
[01:17] <Jamesinator> Scout: /var/www
[01:17] <MenZa> Cooner750: Hi :)
[01:17] <Azzkikr> Hi Cooner750
[01:17] <Junecy> You may have to reinstall your XP then redo the Grub loader.
[01:17] <ztomic> http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_11599_11603,00.html
[01:17] <Cooner750> I'm running on the LiveCD now and getting an error during install.
[01:17] <MenZa> Oh? What error?
[01:17] <Junecy> Windows doesn't like to be resized after it's been installed.
[01:17] <Cooner750> That being
[01:17] <Cooner750> SYSTEM~1_RESTO~1RP460CHANGE~1.1 is 1k, but it has 4 clusters (16k).
[01:18] <ksrini> hi
[01:18] <MenZa> Hmm
[01:18] <Scout> thanks, Jamesinator.
[01:18] <lostat_C> if I compile it as a 64 bit processor wont I lose the ability to run some 2 bi apps
[01:18] <lostat_C> bitbi
[01:18] <lostat_C> bit
[01:18] <Junecy> my suggestion is to use ntsf3g and back up all your important windows files and reinstall it
[01:18] <MenZa> What are you installing this on?
[01:18] <Cypher21> Its good i backed up my games but it will takes hours to install it
[01:18] <orudie> MenZa, how can i access volume control?
[01:18] <ksrini> what is the mp3 player available for linux
[01:18] <Junecy> That's the crummy part I'm afraid
[01:18] <Azzkikr> ksrini: there are lots
[01:18] <MenZa> orudie: By double clicking the volume control Gnome Applet if it's added, if not, right click your gnome panel, choose add to panel and add it.
[01:18] <Cypher21> Is there a way to fix my windows xp without reinstall?
[01:18] <ztomic> lostat_C: I don't know. I'm too poor for such a cool processor.
[01:18] <Cooner750> MenZa: A drive with a NTFS Windows XP partition, a FAT32 partition for "HP Recovery", an ext3 partition that currently has Fedora on it (going to format and install Ubuntu there), and a 402MB swap partition.
[01:18] <Azzkikr> ksrini: rhythmbox, mpg123 (terminal), vlc, amarok ...
[01:19] <mattfletcher> using apt-get, how can i totally uninstall and reinstall a package (shorewall) to get the default config files back?
[01:19] <Cooner750> MenZa: 2.2GHz AMD Athlon XP, 1GB RAM
[01:19] <Junecy> You could try to manually replace the file that went currupt or missing but it'll be a pain
[01:19] <ksrini> but rhythmbox doesnot support mp3
[01:19] <ztomic> lostat_C: google it.
[01:19] <Scout> How do I get DVDs to play on Ubuntu
[01:19] <Jamesinator> How can I set up a user to start in a chrooted environment, such as thinking /home/someuser is really / when logged into someuser?
[01:19] <Azzkikr> orudie: you can also type in `alsamixer` in a terminal
[01:19] <nickrud> mattfletcher, sudo apt-get remove --purge , then reinstall
[01:19] <Cypher21> Does windows have a error log for blue screens?
[01:19] <ksrini> amarok is hanging.
[01:19] <Jamesinator> ksrini: Yes, it does, but you have to install some proprietary codecs to use MP3
[01:19] <Cypher21> so i can find out whats missing
[01:19] <Junecy> With sudo apt-get update the sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:19] <cafuego> ztomic: Heh, amd64's are the cheepest procs you can find ;-)
[01:19] <MenZa> Cooner750: Hmm, I suggest you try opening the "Gnome Partition Editor" from the application menu
[01:19] <Azzkikr> ksrini: rhythmbox does support mp3, you'll just have to install the codecs
[01:19] <MenZa> Cooner750: then format the drive before attempting to install.
[01:19] <orudie> Azzkikr, it only detected my microphone
[01:19] <nickrud> mattfletcher, proper package names of course
[01:20] <ztomic> cafuego: I'm REALLY poor.
[01:20] <Shadow_mil> I need help setting up my printer, all the images where black is supposed to be, its a bit green
[01:20] <Cooner750> MenZa: When I go to Cancel the error, it says "The test of the file system with type fat32 in partition #1 of IDE1 master (hda) found uncorrected errors."
[01:20] <MenZa> ksrini: If you want to make sure you have all the necessary plugins for pretty much all media, do sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-*
[01:20] <MenZa> Cooner750: Ah-hah.
[01:20] <Shadow_mil> I have tried cleaned it and aligning the ink
[01:20] <Shadow_mil> nether helped
[01:20] <Junecy> then sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[01:20] <Cooner750> I'm not even going to be mounting that partition....
[01:20] <Jase> Evening folks
[01:20] <cafuego> ztomic: Heh, amd64's are the cheepest procs you can shoplift!
[01:20] <MenZa> Cooner750: Are you partitioning the disk manually?
[01:20] <orudie> Azzkikr, MenZa, brb thanx guys i think i have to enable my onboard sound
[01:20] <firebird619> In the asound.conf file, can you have two numbers for device? For example, device 0,1 or is there another way to specify two devices.
[01:20] <Cooner750> MenZa: Yes
[01:20] <mattfletcher> nickrud: perfect, thanks
[01:20] <shayne> which IRC channel for gutsy bugs?
[01:20] <Junecy> Windows will tell you what's missing when you try to boot into ti
[01:20] <Jamesinator> Cooner750: Boot into Windows and run chkdsk or a similar app on the filesystem
[01:20] <MenZa> Cooner750: And leaving it unchanged?
[01:21] <nickrud> shayne, ubuntu+1
[01:21] <ztomic> cafuego: how you doin'? Didn't you used to hang out in #debian?
[01:21] <Shadow_mil> shayne, #ubuntu+1
[01:21] <Azzkikr> orudie: i'll be sleeping in the meantime :) good luck
[01:21] <Jase> Anyone here use Ubuntu Server?
[01:21] <Cooner750> MenZa: I'm only formatting the ext3 partition
[01:21] <orudie> Azzkikr, MenZa, or wait, is there a way to find out if my soundcard is functioning?
[01:21] <Jamesinator> Jase: Yes
[01:21] <Azzkikr> orudie: erm...
[01:21] <shayne> nickrud: Shadow_mil; thanks guys
[01:21] <Junecy> The program I jsut had you install will allow you read/write access to the ntfs partition which will hopefully be able to help you to replace the missing/corrupted file(s)
[01:21] <MenZa> shayne: Gutsy bugs should be submitted to Launchpad
[01:21] <Jamesinator> How can I set up a user to start in a chrooted environment, such as thinking /home/someuser is really / when logged into someuser?
[01:21] <MenZa> !launchpad | shayne
[01:21] <ubot3> shayne: launchpad is a collection of development services for Open Source projects. It's Ubuntu's Bounty and Bug tracker, and much more; see https://launchpad.net/
[01:21] <Cooner750> I'll reboot into Windows and run chkdsk, there was a power outage last time Windows was running and I have not turned it back on since
[01:21] <Jase> Would you mind telling me how good it is with serving web pages?
[01:21] <cafuego> ztomic: Still do :-)
[01:21] <Cooner750> brb
[01:21] <Junecy> But it doesn't always work like that.
[01:21] <Jase> with apache
[01:21] <MenZa> Cooner750: Ah, that could be it.
[01:21] <Cypher21> I start my windows XP and then it shows the loading screen then i get the blue screen of death after i installed ubuntu, is tgere a better way to fix it without reinstall windows?
[01:22] <harshil> sound doesntwork in my laptop
[01:22] <Junecy> What's the bluescreen message?
[01:22] <harshil> can someone help me???
[01:22] <Jamesinator> Jase: It's just fine. I don't see a whole lot of difference between it and Debian, which I previously used for server, but it's stable and just... works. :P
[01:22] <ztomic> cafuego: I don't know if I'm on my same nick but I spoke to you there many times. good to see you!
[01:22] <Cypher21> Let me restart my pc
[01:22] <Azzkikr> orudie: if you open up the gnome volume control right, and go to menu File -> Devices
[01:22] <Junecy> ok
[01:22] <Azzkikr> orudie: which devices do you see listed?
[01:22] <Cypher21> it only shows the bcod less then a sec :(
[01:22] <cafuego> ztomic: I yet live. muaha :-)
[01:22] <Cypher21> bsod*
[01:22] <Jase> Jamesinator: IT has to be better then what im using now, xp home :-D
[01:22] <harshil> HDA Intel
[01:23] <ztomic> hehe!
[01:23] <Jamesinator> Jase: Ahaha!  Or both?
[01:24] <Cypher21> The bsod does not give me any info >.<
[01:24] <Azzkikr> orudie: File | Edit | Help
[01:24] <orudie> Azzkikr, i'm clicking on the little speaker icon
[01:24] <Jase> Jamesinator: Server
[01:24] <Jase> Web server really
[01:24] <Jamesinator> Jase: What did you previously use for server use?
[01:24] <Jase> Xp home :-D
[01:24] <Sithe> Can someone help me set up the Nessus server?
[01:24] <Junecy> Then I would say you would need to reinstall windows.
[01:24] <orudie> Azzkikr, and it only gives the microphone
[01:24] <Junecy> :-(
[01:25] <Cypher21> Where does windows xp store the error logs >.>
[01:25] <Cypher21> <.<
[01:25] <orudie> Azzkikr, there i see File, Edit, Help
[01:25] <MenZa> I don't think it stores error logs. :D
[01:25] <Jamesinator> Jase: Ah, ok. Just for future reference, any non-Linux server is trash, IMHO. Ubuntu Server will more than fulfill. :P
[01:25] <ksrini> thanks i installed mp3 codecs and now i am able to play mp3 songs
[01:25] <Azzkikr> orudie: Ok if you now click on File, then Devices
[01:25] <MenZa> ksrini: np :)
[01:25] <Grungebunny> woot
[01:25] <harshil> ok
[01:25] <Azzkikr> ksrini: good joh
[01:25] <Cypher21> windows xp keeps logs of bsod but does not say where :'(
[01:25] <Junecy> In the administration panel there is an option to view those logs I believe
[01:25] <Azzkikr> job*
[01:25] <orudie> Azzkikr, when i click on FIle, i see Change device and Quit
[01:25] <Jase> Jamesinator: Well, I did look at solaris 10 before deciding on ubuntu
[01:25] <JimboDeLimbo> having some trouble with zsnes
[01:25] <Azzkikr> orudie: click on Change Device. How many and which ones are listed?
[01:25] <Junecy> To my knowledge you have to be logged into that partition...
[01:26] <orudie> Azzkikr, when i choose change device - the only item i can choose there is the microphone, no other sound card is listed
[01:26] <Azzkikr> orudie: oh right. Weird.
[01:26] <ztomic> Cypher21: let's see... Click on Start, then click on control panel. Click administrative "somethin.. somethin" then click ...
[01:26] <JimboDeLimbo> I'll be playing for a while and then it just freezes up
[01:26] <ksrini> can anyone tell what chat software should i have to install for configuring gtalk?
[01:26] <Jamesinator> Jase: I haven't used Solaris, but it's your decision. I have a dedicated Ubuntu Server running a few rooms away from me and I've yet to have any problems with it, so that's all I can comment on. :P
[01:26] <Cypher21> SAFE MODE then do a restore point?
[01:27] <orudie> Azzkikr, is there a way to find out if my sound card is supported, i have Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi
[01:27] <Cypher21> it may work
[01:27] <Azzkikr> orudie: I have two listed: 0 nVidia CK804 (alsa mixer) - which is my onboard functioning soundcard, and REaltek ALC850
[01:27] <Sithe> Can someone help me set up a Nessus server?
[01:27] <Junecy> Can you enter windows in safemode?
[01:27] <Jase> Jamesinator: Are you running it from home?
[01:27] <Azzkikr> orudie: erm...
[01:27] <Jamesinator> Jase: Yes, it's not a production server.
[01:27] <student_modnar> Hey, has anyone had a problem with ubuntu to where you have to hold down a key (any key) to get it to boot?  If I let go, it stops using the LiveCD and I hear the cdrom drive spin down
[01:27] <Jase> AH
[01:27] <Junecy> Boot into safemode with networking support so if you need to install or download something to fix yourself you're able
[01:28] <orudie> Azzkikr, right i think i have to enable my onboard sound, i think that one is supported
[01:28] <Sithe> student_modnar: no I have not have that problem
[01:28] <Cypher21> OMG safe mode is broken!!!
[01:28] <kitche> Sithe: what do you need help with on setting it up?
[01:28] <orudie> Azzkikr, i have to enable my onboard sound in bios
[01:28] <Cypher21> O_O
[01:28] <Cypher21> >.>
[01:28] <Jase> Jamesinator: So your serving off a cable modem I presume?
[01:28] <Junecy> I would just reinstall windows
[01:28] <Cypher21> I hate reinstalling it :P
[01:28] <Junecy> Don't I know it
[01:28] <Lin> hi there.. My ubuntu box (feisty) always returns a error while mounting local FS, as I could notice, it return exit code 32 (mount failure) while mounting PROC, probably because proc is already mounted. Returning FAIL, the main drawback for me is because it closes the USPLASH scrren to show the problem. I know that I can avoid it changing the code in initscript, but there is already an official solution?
[01:28] <Scout> How do I change file permissions in Terminal?
[01:28] <Cypher21> i did it so many times
[01:28] <Junecy> I had to do it yesterday with my pc
[01:28] <Sithe> kitche: I am trying to set it up to scan my friends site.. and I dont know how to configure the Nessus server.
[01:28] <Jamesinator> Jase: Yes
[01:28] <Drk_Guy> Hi guys
[01:28] <Junecy> Good luck though
[01:28] <Junecy> BTW
[01:28] <Drk_Guy> I got back yo Ubuntu!!!
[01:29] <Azzkikr> orudie: I am looking at ubuntu forums, and i see people with trouble with the X-fi
[01:29] <Drk_Guy> Puppy didn't fit my needs
[01:29] <Jase> Jamesinator: How much uptime do you usally get before a restart?
[01:29] <Drk_Guy> so i just wiped it off my pc
[01:29] <Junecy> Get grub or lilo which ever you prefer on cd or something so that you can reinstall it after your XP instalation is complete.
[01:29] <Jamesinator> Jase: I've never restarted it since I installed Ubuntu Server
[01:29] <orudie> Azzkikr, hey, let me restart i'm going to enable my onboard in bios brb 1 min
[01:29] <orudie> Azzkikr, 30 sec
[01:29] <Junecy> XP will write over the bootloader and wont let you into linux
[01:29] <Jase> Jamesinator, and that was when?
[01:29] <Jamesinator> Jase: A little over four months ago
[01:29] <Junecy> so you'll need to replace it again
[01:30] <Jase> Jamesinator: Ok, im won over :-D
[01:30] <Drk_Guy> Junecy, this might help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[01:30] <Jamesinator> Jase: Good luck, then. :P
[01:30] <kitche> SitheL use nessus it's just a gui for the server
[01:30] <Junecy> that'll work too
[01:30] <Sithe> kitche oh I thought it was vulnerability scanner
[01:30] <Jase> Jamesinator: Thanks, im going to givethe live cde a go, and then im off to install the real deal
[01:31] <Junecy> wish I had that link yesterday
[01:31] <Junecy> took me forever to laod grub back
[01:31] <Junecy> I'm not as smart as my mbr
[01:31] <Jamesinator> Jase: Ok then, I'll message you my email, send me a note if you need any more help
[01:31] <Drk_Guy> !grub
[01:31] <ubot3> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[01:31] <Drk_Guy> Hahaha Junecy
[01:31] <Drk_Guy> Lol
[01:31] <kitche> Sithe: tis is but the server for nessus handles the attacks and the cline package gives the user a nice gui to use
[01:31] <Drk_Guy> Hey!
[01:31] <lhot> hello everyone!
[01:31] <Drk_Guy> What happenned to Ubotu?
[01:31] <Junecy> OKay I need to get my network card working again
[01:31] <t0nedef> !botsnack
[01:31] <ubot3> Yum!
[01:31] <Jamesinator> !ubot3 | Drk_Guy
[01:31] <ubot3> Factoid ubot3 not found
[01:32] <Jamesinator> Dunno then
[01:32] <Azzkikr> !fart
[01:32] <ubot3> Factoid fart not found
[01:32] <t0nedef> he got updated it seems
[01:32] <Jamesinator> Apparently
[01:32] <Drk_Guy> !ubotu | Drk_Guy
[01:32] <Drk_Guy> I think it was only a nick change
[01:32] <Jase> Jamesinator: Thanks for the help, cheers!
[01:32] <kitche> Drk_Guy: ubotu died :)
[01:32] <Drk_Guy> !botsnack
[01:32] <ubot3> Yum!
[01:32] <Jamesinator> Jase: No problem, good luck! :)
[01:32] <t0nedef> ubot3 ate him
[01:32] <ubot3> Factoid ate him not found
[01:32] <Drk_Guy> !ubotu | kitche
[01:32] <ubot3> kitche: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:32] <lhot> so, im running ubuntu fiesty, and my sound card has stopped working
[01:33] <kitche> Drk_Guy: umm ok don't know why you did that switch on me
[01:33] <Drk_Guy> It said "I am Ubotu"
[01:33] <lhot> it worked under 6.06 and 6.10, now it doesnt
[01:33] <Jamesinator> tell Jamesinator about ubotu
[01:33] <Jamesinator> ubot3, tell Jamesinator about ubotu
[01:33] <t0nedef> ubot3 who are you
[01:33] <Ragzouken> Are there still problems with rt61 wireless in the latest ubuntu?
[01:33] <ubot3> Factoid who are you not found
[01:33] <t0nedef> ubot3 who is ubotu
[01:33] <Drk_Guy> FTW?
[01:34] <kitche> Drk_Guy: and your point being since most of the bots that all the ops have in here say that when ubotu goes down
[01:34] <Cypher21> Updating windows takes 13 hours after ubuntu installer CRASHED it :'(
[01:34] <Drk_Guy> Why are we...
[01:34] <Jamesinator> Ragzouken: Yes, especially with WPA encryption. I might be able to help if you need it.
[01:34] <Drk_Guy> Cypher21: Stop updating it
[01:34] <Azzkikr> orudie: bring some good news so i can go to sleep :P
[01:34] <lhot> so....
[01:34] <Drk_Guy> It only brings more trash on it
[01:34] <Cypher21> updating windows?
[01:34] <Ragzouken> Shared key is different to WPA?
[01:34] <Drk_Guy> I'm on an intact Sp1
[01:34] <t0nedef> i don't understand why you would update something thats broken with stuff that just breaks it more
[01:34] <Scout> When I try to login as root it say "Administrator cannot login from this screen" or something similar. Any ideas?
[01:35] <Jamesinator> Ragzouken: I wouldn't know, I've only used WEP, WPA, and unencrypted setups.
[01:35] <t0nedef> Scout: you can't log in as root
[01:35] <kitche> Scout: becuase root can't login at all not even though gdm
[01:35] <Azzkikr> and you shouldn't login as root, Scout.
[01:35] <t0nedef> Scout: log in as a normal user and use sudo to get root access
[01:35] <LordOfTheGiraffe> lol
[01:35] <Scout> Oh, I was always able to login as root with Fedora.
[01:35] <orudie> Azzkikr, the onboard sound is liste
[01:35] <Scout> My bad.
[01:35] <Cypher21> I am updating it so i can play my games without errors
[01:35] <Jamesinator> Scout: You have to use sudo su to access root, afterwards you can use "passwd" while logged into root to change the password and use root normally
[01:35] <t0nedef> Scout: ubuntu is set up a bit more secure in that aspect
[01:35] <Drk_Guy> Cypher21: No game asks for Sp2
[01:35] <Scout> Mhm
[01:36] <orudie> Azzkikr, Nvidia CK Alpha Mixer, but still no sound
[01:36] <Azzkikr> orudie: ok, gnome volume panel again then, select the device from File -> Device -> [watever]
[01:36] <Drk_Guy> They Only ask for the latest DX
[01:36] <t0nedef> Scout: its ok, i had the same problem when i decide gentoo was too much work to maintain
[01:36] <Ragzouken> ah
[01:36] <Ragzouken> I'm using WEP
[01:36] <kitche> !noroot
[01:36] <ubot3> Factoid noroot not found
[01:36] <Cypher21> My PC runs slow with SP2
[01:36] <Azzkikr> have you upped every volume, orudie ? And unmuted everything?
[01:36] <Cypher21> i don't know y
[01:36] <Drk_Guy> Mine did it too+
[01:36] <nickrud> ScottLij, think of it as a four letter word between you and a mistake
[01:36] <t0nedef> ubot3 toor
[01:36] <ubot3> Factoid toor not found
[01:36] <Drk_Guy> Go back to Sp1
[01:36] <kitche> Drk_Guy: see that's not ubotu :) since it has noroot factiod
[01:36] <Ragzouken> what problems exist with rt61 for anyone, and for peolpe using WEP, Jamesinator
[01:36] <alteroo> Jamesinator, sudo su-ing is not wise..
[01:36] <orudie> Azzkikr, yeah
[01:36] <Drk_Guy> WoW
[01:36] <orudie> Azzkikr, i'm trying all the jacks in the sound card
[01:36] <Azzkikr> orudie: also, go to menu Edit -> Preferences
[01:36] <Drk_Guy> Then we got our reliable bot replaced
[01:37] <alteroo> Jamesinator, sudo -i is the recommended way
[01:37] <Azzkikr> orudie: then check everything listed there
[01:37] <Jamesinator> alteroo: And why's that?
[01:37] <Scout> How would I change the permissions of files owned by root then?
[01:37] <Scout> Specifically /var/www/
[01:37] <keen> anyone here have any experience with xgl and direct rendering?
[01:37] <Azzkikr> Scout: with sudo
[01:37] <Scout> I don
[01:37] <Drk_Guy> Scout: chown
[01:37] <Scout> t understand.
[01:37] <kitche> Scout: add your user to www-data and you'll be bale to write to /var/www
[01:37] <Drk_Guy> !chown
[01:37] <ubot3> The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE).  Manuals: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicCommands
[01:37] <Cypher21> I got the bsod 10 times during the installer with vista and 15 times while using it which was a ngihtmare so i installed windows xp and ubuntu dual boot but ubuntu had to brake my windows xp :(
[01:37] <nickrud> Scout, sudo <root command you want>
[01:37] <Azzkikr> Scout: sudo chown +x file  - for instance
[01:37] <lhot> so, my sound card a SigmaTel STA9250 worked in ubuntu 6.06, 6.10, and now it doesn't in 7.04
[01:38] <lhot> wtf
[01:38] <Jamesinator> Ragzouken: I don't know about all the problems, but I had to go through the Weekend of Hell to set up rt61 with WPA. Network Manager doesn't set up WPA+rt61 automagically so you have to do some nasty /etc/network/interfaces hacks to get it working
[01:38] <Drk_Guy> !grub > Cypher21
[01:38] <kitche> you should not chown anything in /usr/ /var /etc/ /bin /sbin except for /usr/local/
[01:38] <Jamesinator> Ragzouken: There are some overall problems with usability for the rt61, but I think Network Manager has it down for unencrypted and WEP setups.
[01:38] <linux_> how i can write in other language in ubuntu ? []
[01:38] <Akifemre> hi guys, i got an idea. i think "ubuntu" is so rude name, let's change that name, ha?
[01:39] <nemik> hello. is anyone using tribe 4? esp on a thinkpad t61?
[01:39] <Catsceo> how is it rude?
[01:39] <Drk_Guy> Akifemre: Talk with Canonical for that
[01:39] <Jamesinator> Scout: Under your normal user, type: "sudo chown -Rc ${USER}:${USER} /var/www" without the quotes
[01:39] <Catsceo> nemik: #ubuntu+1
[01:39] <orudie> Azzkikr, the green jack is the speakers right?
[01:39] <t0nedef> linux_: what desktop you using?
[01:39] <kitche> nemik: well #ubuntu+1 people might
[01:39] <orudie> Azzkikr, nothing works, wtf
[01:39] <nemik> Catsceo: thanks
[01:39] <orudie> Azzkikr, enabled all those, turned them on to max volume, tried all the jacks in the back
[01:40] <t0nedef> linux_: you'll need to install language support
[01:40] <orudie> Azzkikr, quite as a grabe
[01:40] <Scout> When I try to copy something I get this "cp: omitting directory `/home/jeff/Desktop/kurbong.net/'"
[01:40] <Jamesinator> Akifemre: Ubuntu is the name of an African belief system, I believe. If you consider it offensive, you'll have to cope.
[01:40] <orudie> Azzkikr, grave*
[01:40] <kitche> Jamesinator: you shouldn't tell people to chown that directory sicne apache will not see it correctly then
[01:40] <Scout> Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
[01:40] <LordOfTheGiraffe> it should be called ubanto
[01:40] <Azzkikr> orudie: check the ubuntuforums for support then, my knowledge stops here. www.ubuntuforums.org.
[01:40] <Ragzouken> Jamesinator, are you saying that I should be able to set it up easily for WEP?
[01:40] <lhot> so my sound card, a sigmatel stac9250 worked in 6.06, 6.10, and its not working now
[01:40] <linux_> t0nedef . gnome , and i have installed this lang support
[01:40] <orudie> Azzkikr, ok thanx
[01:40] <Azzkikr> orudie: most users forget to max out their volume stuff
[01:40] <lhot> can anyone help?
[01:40] <Drk_Guy> I want to install Fluxbox on Ubuntu, is that possible?
[01:40] <Jamesinator> kitche: I think you're mistaken, I have /var/www chown'ed to my normal user on this system and it works perfectly
[01:40] <Azzkikr> orudie: so thats why i told you to do that stuff. Anyways, too bad tha wasn't the case :/
[01:40] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: Sure. sudo apt-get install fluxbox.
[01:40] <Akifemre> Jamesinator, i think, it must be such a modern word.
[01:40] <Azzkikr> orudie: im getting a good night sleep now :P
[01:40] <Jamesinator> Ragzouken: As far as I know
[01:40] <Drk_Guy> Cool
[01:41] <Drk_Guy> Thx
[01:41] <Azzkikr> gluck
[01:41] <Ragzouken> ok thanks
[01:41] <Azzkikr> g'luck
[01:41] <orudie> Azzkikr, thanx for you help gnight
[01:41] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: np. To enable it, logout and in gdm change your session to Fluxbox.
[01:41] <Drk_Guy> Thx
[01:41] <MenZa> :)
[01:41] <Jamesinator> Akifemre: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_%28ideology%29
[01:41] <linux_> someone know what todo ?
[01:41] <Drk_Guy> But Flux doesn't have a DM, so i'm sc.....
[01:42] <Scout> Jamesinator: I did what you suggested and nothing is returned.
[01:42] <Akifemre> i don't care ideology
[01:42] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: Not at all.
[01:42] <kitche> Jamesinator: ok if you want to break security go right ahead but please do not tell people to chown that directory instead have them add themselves to www-data so they can write to the directory
[01:42] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: Just do as I told you, it will work.
[01:42] <Scout> And the folder's permissions haven't changed.
[01:42] <Drk_Guy> GDM can load Flux?
[01:42] <Drk_Guy> WoW
[01:42] <Cypher21> hmm
[01:42] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: Should be able to.
[01:42] <Drk_Guy> Thx anyways
[01:42] <Jamesinator> kitche: I'm not a security adviser, I'm only answering Scout's questions.
[01:42] <Drk_Guy> I'll try it someday
[01:42] <firebird619> Could someone help me? I am trying to get my digital speakers to work from both front and rear speakers. I know that front is hw:0,0 and rear is hw:0,1 however, I don't know what I have to put in the .asoundrc or /etc/asound.conf to get sound from both at the same time.
[01:43] <keen> Does anyone know if i can use xgl and direct rendering at the same time?
[01:43] <Drk_Guy> :-D
[01:43] <MenZa> Akifemre: If you have any further issues with the name, I suggest you post on the forum stating exactly what you think is wrong with the name. I'd be interested in hearing your point of view.
[01:43] <Jamesinator> Scout: What's returned when you type: stat -c %a "/var/www"
[01:43] <Drk_Guy> I just love Ubuntu
[01:43] <Drk_Guy> Ubuntu is so cool
[01:43] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: We all do. :)
[01:43] <Scout> 755
[01:43] <Drk_Guy> :)
[01:43] <Akifemre> MenZa, ok, i try :/
[01:43] <Jamesinator> Scout: Whoops, wrong command, sorry
[01:44] <Cypher21> Drk_guy: i am using it on my laptop :)
[01:44] <SineFato> laptops are cool
[01:44] <Jamesinator> Scout: ls -la /var/www/
[01:44] <smultron> how come my ubuntu box can't recognize my mac?
[01:44] <smultron> $ ping -c 5 macbookpro.local
[01:44] <smultron> ping: unknown host macbookpro.local
[01:44] <Grungebunny> yeah years of trying to wrestle with red hat always sent me back to windows.. till ubuntu.
[01:44] <kitche> smultron: because it doesn't know the mac's hostname
[01:44] <MenZa> smultron: Try pinging its IP rather than its hostname
[01:44] <SineFato> what does $ mean in the command line
[01:44] <smultron> why wouldn't it know it's hostname?
[01:45] <Jamesinator> smultron: Ubuntu is not magic.
[01:45] <kitche> SineFato: user shell
[01:45] <Jamesinator> smultron: As much as it seems that way
[01:45] <kitche> smultron: becuase you didn't add it in /etc/hosts
[01:45] <SineFato> Kitche: ahem... and what does that mean
[01:45] <gmachine_24> i have numerous terminal windows opening automatically when i log in - other windows also open (such as alacarte menu editor) with no input from me. I need to find where these commands are coming from - a cron? file any ideas?
[01:45] <smultron> mac os x recognizes the ubuntu host name. is OS X magic, then? :P
[01:45] <nickrud> SineFato, it's just a marker, it means user shell: if you were logged in as root, it would be #
[01:45] <Trigger911> if some one has time i got a few questions i hoping some one can answer
[01:45] <MenZa> gmachine_24: Xfce? Gnome?
[01:45] <gmachine_24> i am running ubuntu LTS gnome
[01:45] <kitche> SineFato: that your using a user shell
[01:45] <gmachine_24> Menza: ty
[01:46] <MenZa> gmachine_24: It sounds like you're saving your session.
[01:46] <kitche> SineFato: root shell looks like # instead of $
[01:46] <smultron> kitche: i'll try that
[01:46] <SineFato> So it is like sudo but more like, normal user do
[01:46] <MenZa> gmachine_24: I'm not entirely sure how you'd change that; maybe in System -> Preferences -> Session.
[01:46] <nickrud> lol
[01:46] <gmachine_24> MenZa: I tried Session. Nada.
[01:46] <kitche> smultron: OSX has a service discovery tool Linux has one also but needs some configuring to work right
[01:46] <Scout> Can anyone tell me how to change the file permissions of a file owned by root?
[01:46] <MenZa> gmachine_24: Weird. :/
[01:46] <Junecy> Okay does anyone have any idea on how to actually set up my broadcom 4318 pci network card?
[01:46] <MenZa> Scout: Use sudo.
[01:46] <gmachine_24> Scout: sudo chmod
[01:46] <smultron> kitche: is there anything like that for linux?
[01:47] <MenZa> Scout: If I've been watching correctly, it's /var/www, right?
[01:47] <SineFato> sudo get me a sandwich
[01:47] <smultron> kitche: or is it all manual?
[01:47] <orudie> i have the Nforce 4 Nvidia chipset, and my sound is not working AC7 does anyone have any suggestions?
[01:47] <Jamesinator> SineFato: XKCD FTW.
[01:47] <gmachine_24> MenZa: I know. But... the commands must be somewhere bc they run every time I log in.
[01:47] <nickrud> gmachine_24, did you save a session? (you can look at ~/.gnome2/session so see what's started)
[01:47] <MenZa> Scout: Is it /var/www?
[01:47] <gmachine_24> nickrud: i'll check.
[01:47] <Scout> MenZa: Yes.
[01:48] <MenZa> Scout: And you want to change ownership to your own user?
[01:48] <SineFato> jamesinator: xkcd is a sweet ass-comic
[01:48] <Scout> Yes.
[01:48] <Jamesinator> SineFato: Mmhmm.
[01:48] <MenZa> Scout: sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /var/www
[01:48] <MenZa> I believe
[01:48] <MenZa> You might not need the -R
[01:48] <kitche> smultron: avahi is what linux has if its installed
[01:48] <Scout> Alright lemme try that.
[01:48] <Jamesinator> Scout: The -R option is for Recursive. It changes the owner of the subdirectory's contents, too
[01:49] <smultron> kitche: avahi = bonjour?
[01:49] <MenZa> smultron: Basically, yes.
[01:49] <Jamesinator> Scout: If you plan to edit anything already inside of /var/www you should use -R
[01:49] <MenZa> smultron: But avahi has a reputation for being dodgy.
[01:49] <gmachine_24> MenZa, nikrud: ok, session looks like it is the problem. what do i do? delte it?
[01:49] <marshall> does anybody here have WoW running in wine?
[01:49] <MenZa> smultron: It should be running by default on your system.
[01:49] <MenZa> gmachine_24: I'd assume so.
[01:49] <kitche> smultron: it's like bonjour but it is not bonjour
[01:49] <Scout> MenZa: Nothing is returned and nothing has been changed.
[01:49] <MenZa> !wow | marshall
[01:49] <ubot3> marshall: Information about games on Ubuntu can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games and http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php and ubuntugames.org
[01:49] <gmachine_24> I don't use Wine. But I do whine.
[01:49] <MenZa> Scout: cd /var/www && touch test
[01:50] <gmachine_24> Ok. I'll give it a shot and let you know what happens.
[01:50] <marshall> gmachine_24: HAHAHA
[01:50] <MenZa> Scout: any issues with that command?
[01:50] <meezyfuh> hi, how can i d/l all files from an http directory?
[01:50] <Scout> Nothing is returned.
[01:50] <nickrud> gmachine_24, you can just close everything, and save the session
[01:50] <smultron> MenZa: if it's running by default, how come ubuntu can't recognize my mac's hostname?
[01:50] <Scout> Directory changes of course.
[01:50] <MenZa> smultron: Pass
[01:50] <smultron> MenZa: :P
[01:50] <MenZa> Scout: try ls. Is the file test there?
[01:50] <orudie> i have the Nforce 4 Nvidia chipset, and my sound is not working AC7 does anyone have any suggestions?
[01:51] <Scout> MenZa: It worked.
[01:51] <MenZa> Scout: Hooray.
[01:51] <Scout> Thanks a lot.
[01:51] <MenZa> Scout: No problems. :)
[01:51] <Drk_Guy> /back
[01:51] <SineFato> ubuntu free, OSX $99 per update..... ubutnu ftw
[01:51] <meezyfuh> can anyone help me with wget?
[01:51] <MenZa> SineFato: $130*, but yes.
[01:51] <MenZa> meezyfuh: What's the problem.
[01:51] <MenZa> ?*
[01:51] <t0nedef> wow
[01:52] <t0nedef> my network just dropped outta nowhere...
[01:52] <meezyfuh> MenZa: i don't know how to use it. i'm trying to d/l all files in an http directory but i don't know what parameters to use. as usual the help file is not as helpful as its name would lead me to believe
[01:52] <kitche> Orfeous: well nforce sound uses the ac7 module in linux
[01:52] <meheren> t0nedef, you must be running a common network...
[01:52] <SineFato> menza: plus 3000 for the comp
[01:52] <MenZa> meezyfuh: If you just want to download the file, do wget <target<
[01:52] <MenZa> err
[01:52] <MenZa> meezyfuh: wget <target>*
[01:52] <Junecy> testing
[01:52] <MenZa> for instance, wget http://foo.bar/file.ext
[01:53] <MenZa> meezyfuh: alternately, read man wget
[01:53] <meheren> MenZa, meezyfuh, yeah i LOVE that command...
[01:53] <orudie> i have the Nforce 4 Nvidia chipset, and my sound is not working AC7 does anyone have any suggestions?
[01:53] <MenZa> meezyfuh: It's well-documented
[01:53] <t0nedef> meheren: nah, i only have this problem when i connect to networks using WPA security
[01:53] <meezyfuh> MenZa: k, and how about every file in a directory listing? say, all jpg files
[01:53] <lhot> so, my soundcard, a sigmatel stac#### was working in previous ubuntu installs, it does not work now in ubuntu 7.04 fiesty fawn
[01:53] <MenZa> meezyfuh: Well, that would require you to be able to view e.g. an Apache directory listing
[01:53] <t0nedef> meheren: only happens once in a while
[01:53] <Jamesinator> meezyfuh: wget -r http://www.yoursite.com/
[01:53] <cafuego> meezyfuh: wget -m http://host/some/dir
[01:53] <Junecy> no networking guys here tonight?
[01:53] <MenZa> cafuego: incorrect
[01:53] <meheren> t0nedef, interisting i have yet to see a stable home network.
[01:53] <SineFato> mezzyfuh: wildcard *
[01:53] <meezyfuh> so is it -r or -m? :P
[01:53] <cafuego> meezyfuh: ... you can probably specify filename filters
[01:53] <Jamesinator> meezyfuh: -r is Recursive, -m is Mirror
[01:54] <MenZa> meezyfuh: wget -R -np --accept=jpg,html <target>
[01:54] <t0nedef> meheren: thats because most people use cheap equipment, and then when they set it up, they don't know what they are doing
[01:54] <MenZa> recursive, no-parent, accept only jpegs and html files. (html is required to download an index)
[01:54] <Junecy> my wired connection works perfectly but I can't get anything going with the wireless.
[01:54] <meezyfuh> thank you everyone. seems to be working fine
[01:54] <SineFato> ok they win
[01:54] <meezyfuh> btw is nnh-bot supposed to be soliciting help with installation? or is he phishing
[01:54] <MenZa> np
[01:54] <Junecy> 'ndiswrapper isn't working and I can't seem to figure out anythig else
[01:55] <Junecy> I had fiesty a few weeks ago running perfectly but now it's being a cuntslop
[01:55] <Jamesinator> !language | Junecy
[01:55] <ubot3> Junecy: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[01:55] <MenZa> meezyfuh: nnh-bot is /not/ an official bot
[01:55] <MenZa> !ops
[01:55] <ubot3> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos or tonyyarusso
[01:55] <Junecy> Sorry I'm jsut a bit ticked off
[01:55] <meezyfuh> i think it's phishing then.
[01:55] <Drk_Guy> WoW
[01:55] <gmachine_24> Back. Ok, you guys ROCK. It's fixed. At least that part.
[01:55] <SineFato> jamesinator: im stil not over my wondows habits
[01:55] <Junecy> I need this all worked out by monday
[01:55] <MenZa> Ops: [2007-10-08 01:52:56 CEST]  < meezyfuh> btw is nnh-bot supposed to be soliciting help with installation? or is he phishing
[01:55] <Drk_Guy> I'm surprised of the tons of games Ubuntu can run
[01:56] <gmachine_24> Menza, nik thank you.
[01:56] <pulga> any idea about ubuntu doesnt poweroff the hardware when I 'shutdown -h now'?
[01:56] <Drk_Guy> I didn't even now Quak4 ran in Ubuntu
[01:56] <yurimxpxman> do any of you know what this fetchmail error means? Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
[01:56] <MenZa> Drk_Guy: Natively. :)
[01:56] <Jamesinator> SineFato: We all get over it eventually. I loved Ubuntu after switching.
[01:56] <meezyfuh> ok guys thank you so much for your help, i'm outta here. peace
[01:56] <kitche> meezyfuh: well what do mean sicne I see nothing from nnh-bot that I can see
[01:56] <Drk_Guy> I'm d/l Wormux now
[01:56] <meheren> Drk_guy, linux runs ALOT more games then most people give it credit for.
[01:56] <Drk_Guy> My fave game for PSP..
[01:56] <meezyfuh> kitche: i got a private message from it, saying 'im a bot, if you need help installing i can help you' or something.
[01:56] <Drk_Guy> IN UBUNTU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:56] <kitche> @help
[01:57] <gmachine_24> I have one other problem: Sometimes after logging in the computer hangs for 3 minutes or so with just the small arrow in the middle of the screen. Then it continues on to boot normally.
[01:57] <Drk_Guy> F*** this s***, this is so incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:57] <meheren> yep...
[01:57] <Jamesinator> Drk_Guy: Ubuntu is amazing. It's the truth. :)
[01:57] <MenZa> Jamesinator: Indeed it is.
[01:57] <linux_> what in ubuntu is like deamond tools ?
[01:57] <galpa> #ubuntu-es
[01:57] <gmachine_24> What's really amazing is that you can use Ubuntu to pick up chicks.
[01:58] <w30> !reboot hangs
[01:58] <ubot3> Factoid reboot hangs not found
[01:58] <Drk_Guy> Ubuntu is the freakin mother of all other Distros (Not counting Debian off-course)
[01:58] <Xoris> !mountiso > linux_
[01:58] <MenZa> galpa: /j #ubuntu-es
[01:58] <w30> !reboot
[01:58] <ubot3> Factoid reboot not found
[01:58] <meheren> dang... apples's got it down
[01:58] <Drk_Guy> !Iso > linux_
[01:58] <Jamesinator> Drk_Guy: Err, it's actually not... But in functionality, fo' sho'! :)
[01:58] <meheren> tarballing a dmg removes 10megs...
[01:58] <gmachine_24> Ok so ... no help on the hanging after log in???
[01:58] <kitche> Drk_Guy: not really SLS is then Slackware :)
[01:58] <Drk_Guy> Haha!
[01:58] <t0nedef> MenZa: quake 4 is native now? *smells the sulpher from some good ol' phragging now*
[01:58] <Drk_Guy> Slack?
[01:58] <MenZa> t0nedef: I'm pretty sure it is.
[01:58] <orudie> how can i access alsamixer?
[01:58] <Drk_Guy> Tux frags Windows
[01:58] <gmachine_24> Slack is a soon to be former linux.
[01:58] <Drk_Guy> Hahahahaha
[01:58] <MenZa> http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/quake4/ <- t0nedef
[01:59] <t0nedef> MenZa: I'm so gonna buy that
[01:59] <gmachine_24> I want to learn BSD.
[01:59] <Junecy> Does anyone know the command line for checking to see if my network card is running?
[01:59] <meheren> Junecy, lspci
[01:59] <gmachine_24> sudo lcws or something
[01:59] <kitche> gmachine_24: umm slackware will be linux for a while until Pat gets sick but the community around it is big
[01:59] <Junecy> that jsut tells me there is a network card there.
[01:59] <meheren> ah, true
[01:59] <Junecy> it doesn't tell me if it's active or not.
[01:59] <nikrud> gmachine_24, you could open a virtual terminal and tail -f /var/log/messages , you might see something
[01:59] <gmachine_24> kitche: i was just kidding.
[01:59] <MenZa> !ops - [2007-10-08 01:52:56 CEST]  < meezyfuh> btw is nnh-bot supposed to be soliciting help with installation? or is he phishing
[01:59] <ubot3> MenZa: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[01:59] <MenZa> >_>
[01:59] <t0nedef> gmachine_24: Good for you, bsd has some irc channels you should visit, go to their website to get instructions http://www.freebsd.org
[01:59] <MenZa> !ops [2007-10-08 01:52:56 CEST]  < meezyfuh> btw is nnh-bot supposed to be soliciting help with installation? or is he phishing
[01:59] <ubot3> MenZa: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[01:59] <gmachine_24> nik: ok, will try.
[02:00] <MenZa> Oh for crying out loud
[02:00] <Junecy> Cypher any luck?
[02:00] <kitche> Drk_Guy: Slackware is the oldest distro debian is the second oldest active
[02:00] <gmachine_24> t0nedef will do
[02:00] <Drk_Guy> Bsd is (another) *nix clone
[02:00] <MenZa> [2007-10-08 01:52:56 CEST]  < meezyfuh> btw is nnh-bot supposed to be soliciting help with installation? or is he phishing
[02:00] <Drk_Guy> Yep
[02:00] <Cypher21> I install windows
[02:00] <MenZa> !ops
[02:00] <ubot3> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos or tonyyarusso
[02:00] <Drk_Guy> Slack is so old
[02:00] <Drk_Guy> but the more experienced one
[02:00] <nalioth> MenZa: yes?
[02:00] <Cypher21> it loads it connected to the internet
[02:00] <SineFato> windows needs an anthropomorphic mascot so that we car draw tux and it in mortal kombat
[02:00] <Junecy> cool.
[02:00] <MenZa> nalioth: It would appear, that we have a phishing bot.
[02:00] <Jamesinator> MenZa: I think it's !ops | message
[02:00] <Junecy> were you dual booting?
[02:00] <MenZa> (See above)
[02:00] <Cypher21> how do i get grub back on
[02:00] <t0nedef> Drk_Guy> yah, but it used to be pure UNIX... a long time ago, the full version still is
[02:00] <Junecy> hold on I'll get you the link
[02:00] <Cypher21> k thinks
[02:01] <MenZa> Cheers nalioth
[02:01] <Drk_Guy> Slack is *nix itself
[02:01] <Drk_Guy> But with Lin*x core
[02:01] <Junecy> Cypher: Follow this instructional https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[02:01] <gmachine_24> nikrud: can i post the results in the paste bin?
[02:01] <Cypher21> ok
[02:01] <MenZa> !offtopic
[02:01] <ubot3> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:01] <nikrud> gmachine_24, sure, the more eyes the better
[02:01] <t0nedef> gmachine_24: note, BSD doesn't support new hardware as well as linux, so be sure to check the HCL before installing
[02:01] <Drk_Guy> Bsd is for the best guys
[02:02] <MenZa> !offtopic | t0nedef, gmachine_24, Drk_Guy
[02:02] <LDS_Trooper> hey guys, how can I make an ISO of a DVD ?
[02:02] <ubot3> t0nedef, gmachine_24, Drk_Guy: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:02] <Drk_Guy> And Bsd users aren't as helpful as Linux ones
[02:02] <gmachine_24> t0nedef: yes, i understanding they like to think of themselves as the badasses of unix/linux/oses in general
[02:02] <Drk_Guy> Ok, ok Menza
[02:02] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: I recommend gnomebaker or k3b
[02:02] <orudie> anyone please, this is a simple question, i have no sound because of this, i have to somehow access alsamixer , anyone please????.....?????
[02:02] <keen> anyone know if you can use direct rendering and xgl at the same time?
[02:02] <zendo> Hi. Can someone please tell me what package(s) I need to install so I can compile "ordinary" GUI programs?
[02:02] <SineFato> BSD doesn't have a cool name
[02:02] <gmachine_24> ok so how do i get to the paste bin. it's been awhile.
[02:02] <MenZa> !pastebin | gmachine_24
[02:02] <ubot3> gmachine_24: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[02:02] <Drk_Guy> Bsd, cool?
[02:02] <Drk_Guy> wt.?
[02:02] <LDS_Trooper> MenZa,  I looked at gnomebaker.. not sure how tho
[02:02] <t0nedef> orudie: alsa mixer doesn't load at all?
[02:03] <gmachine_24> MenZa: thanks
[02:03] <hugojuz> !alsa |hugojuz
[02:03] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: k3b is probably your best bet. Unless it's a movie?
[02:03] <gmachine_24> !pastebin | gmachine_24
[02:03] <gmachine_24> uhoh
[02:03] <SineFato> and linux folks are cool
[02:03] <sh3l1> where is the gimp brushes folder located?
[02:03] <orudie> t0nedef, i dont even know how to load it
[02:03] <Drk_Guy> orudie: In a terminal: alsamixer
[02:03] <LDS_Trooper> yes its a movie
[02:03] <t0nedef> orudie: ah, i see
[02:03] <firebird619> Could someone help me? I am trying to get my digital speakers to work from both front and rear speakers. I know that front is hw:0,0 and rear is hw:0,1 however, I don't know what I have to put in the .asoundrc or /etc/asound.conf to get sound from both at the same time.
[02:03] <LDS_Trooper> MenZa,  yes its a movie
[02:03] <t0nedef> orudie: well any volume control app should work
[02:03] <MenZa> sh3l1: /usr/share/gimp/2.0/brushes
[02:04] <sh3l1> thanks
[02:04] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: hmm, there are tools for tha
[02:04] <Drk_Guy> sh3l1: /home/.gimp-2.2/brushes/ (If you don't want to share them)
[02:04] <MenZa> But you need third-party tools
[02:04] <MenZa> Or what Drk_Guy said.
[02:04] <sh3l1> oh, ok
[02:04] <sh3l1> thanks
[02:04] <Drk_Guy> You share stuff if you put it into /usr folder
[02:04] <Cypher21> My hard makes CLICK sounds >.>
[02:04] <nikrud> gmachine_24, I'm in and out right now, so be sure to ping me a couple of times
[02:04] <Cypher21> <.<
[02:04] <t0nedef> orudie: what desktop you using? is it gnome?
[02:05] <Cypher21> harddrive*
[02:05] <Drk_Guy> Gnome is the best
[02:05] <jsoftw> xfce4 for the win.
[02:05] <MenZa> Cypher21: Does it run :/?
[02:05] <Pelo> Cypher21,  I would suspect possible physical damange,  check with your local store
[02:05] <SineFato> xkcd ftw
[02:05] <blackes1> hi my daemonsd are not being started anyt \y idea why
[02:05] <Drk_Guy> I've tried JWM, IceWM, and Flux
[02:05] <Drk_Guy> But Gnome got me
[02:05] <MenZa> Sounds like your bearings are dying, Cypher21.
[02:05] <sh3l1> how do i make it so that i can write to /usr/share/gimp/2.0/brushes
[02:05] <gmachine_24> ok, here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33193/
[02:05] <t0nedef> i use mwm personally
[02:05] <LDS_Trooper> MenZa, is it just "copy DVD" in baker?
[02:05] <jsoftw> gnome is all fat. just like kde. :P
[02:05] <gmachine_24> did i do that right
[02:05] <michelson> hi, how do i see what kernel extensions i have installed?  e..g, PAE, smp, etc
[02:05] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: No, you need third-party tools.
[02:06] <gdb> um, did today's update really screw up anyone else's feisty machine, too?
[02:06] <MenZa> michelson: modprobe -l I think
[02:06] <Cypher21> I found the harddrive in my  room after i clean it :)
[02:06] <Penguinsaremyfri> Anyone know a good tutorial to enable dvd playback?
[02:06] <Drk_Guy> jsoftw: My machine runs it w/o probs
[02:06] <MenZa> !dvd | Penguinsaremyfri
[02:06] <ubot3> Penguinsaremyfri: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages
[02:06] <michelson> MenZa: thanks!
[02:06] <jsoftw> Drk_Guy: sure it does.
[02:06] <MenZa> michelson: np :)
[02:06] <LDS_Trooper> MenZa,  ok... because Baker allows me to burn an iso.. I just need to make one
[02:06] <Drk_Guy> Hahaha
[02:06] <Drk_Guy> Baker
[02:06] <gmachine_24> pinguinsaremyfri: check out afterdawn.com
[02:06] <Drk_Guy> lol
[02:06] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: Yes; I believe you need a third-party tool due to the copy restrictions they put on them these days.
[02:06] <shwang> hi
[02:06] <SineFato> i got gnome and installed kde. kde reminds me of windows. and if i wanted windows i would use windows
[02:06] <MenZa> hello scaner
[02:06] <MenZa> shwang*
[02:07] <gmachine_24> penguinsaremyfri: and videohelp.com
[02:07] <Junecy> cypher if it's clickin it may be going bad.
[02:07] <sh3l1> how do i make it so that i can write to "/usr/share/gimp/2.0/brushes" sorry, i am a n00b
[02:07] <Cypher21> :P
[02:07] <shwang> hi MenZa
[02:07] <jsoftw> I have a machine running xfce4 and an identical machine running gnome beside me, which a workmate uses, and his always grinds to a halt.
[02:07] <MenZa> sh3l1: use sudo
[02:07] <SineFato> havent done xfce yet
[02:07] <sh3l1> how?
[02:07] <t0nedef> penguinsaremyfri: what your looking for is libdvdcss2 you should google libdvdcss2 on ubuntu, it should be with in the top results *not the ads*
[02:07] <Junecy> My partners laptop did that then a few days later it said it's final farewell
[02:07] <orudie> i have to mute the IEC958 Capture on alsamixer how can i do that?
[02:07] <Junecy> I still don't know why
[02:07] <jrib> sh3l1: you should be using ~/.gimp-2.2/brushes/
[02:07] <MenZa> sh3l1: e.g., if you're copying, sudo cp <file> /usr/share/gimp/2.0/brushes
[02:07] <jsoftw> Mind you that could be just ubuntu being bloated, I dunno.
[02:07] <Pelo> SineFato,  my thought excatly but I am also told that kde is a lot more versatile then gnome is or so Linus says
[02:07] <Penguinsaremyfri> Thanks
[02:07] <Cypher21> I hva my harddrive and there is no other wayto get one good as the one i have now
[02:07] <MenZa> But do as jrib says
[02:07] <LDS_Trooper> MenZa, ok.. but this is not a commercial disc... are the tools in Synaptic?
[02:07] <sh3l1> thanks
[02:07] <Papper> na ciao
[02:07] <gmachine_24> did anyone read my fascinating pastebin post? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33193/
[02:07] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: No, not to my knowledge.
[02:07] <jrib> sh3l1: or 2.0 I guess if you are using 2.0
[02:07] <t0nedef> Pelo: no worries, you'll get one you know that you can answer
[02:07] <MenZa> LDS_Trooper: Give Google a quick whirl; "back up dvd linux" or similar
[02:08] <Networkgamer> is anyone good with bluetooth in ubuntu?
[02:08] <LDS_Trooper> MenZa, ok thanks...
[02:08] <MenZa> !bluetooth | Networkgamer
[02:08] <ubot3> Networkgamer: For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[02:08] <Mulvane> fluxbox rocks kde
[02:08] <MenZa> !offtopic
[02:08] <ubot3> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:08] <t0nedef> !alsa
[02:08] <ubot3> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[02:08] <shwang> does anybody use "keyring-manager" to remember "wpa-settings" ???
[02:08] <Junecy> !broadcom
[02:08] <ubot3> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:08] <MenZa> Jesus, I've been helping in here for 3-4 hours now. I'm gonna need to crash off to bed. Night guys.
[02:08] <zendo> Anyone please? I need to compile some theme package for KDE but GCC keeps reporting to me that I don't have some X11 development libraries installed.
[02:08] <rosensturm> For some reason my whole system locks up if I run sdlmame with my xbox360 controller plugged in (With the compiled 369 driver of course).
[02:08] <Cypher21> who made ubot3 :3
[02:08] <Networkgamer> yeah i followed this:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[02:08] <Drk_Guy> G'night MenZa
[02:09] <Networkgamer> but whenever i do hcitool scan i get a connection time out error
[02:09] <mneptok> Cypher21: Bob Henderson
[02:09] <Pelo> zendo,  check in the package manager  look for the package needed and make sure you instalal the one with the -dev extension
[02:09] <MenZa> Cypher21: Seveas manages it.
[02:09] <Cypher21> ok cool
[02:09] <Drk_Guy> rosensturm: Are they compiled correctly?
[02:09] <gmachine_24> MenZa: Thanks. sleep well
[02:09] <mneptok> MenZa: not ubot3 ;)
[02:09] <MenZa> Meh, I thought it was a typo. :(
[02:09] <t0nedef>  meh, gotta jam, see everyone later
[02:09] <Pelo> zendo,  also this is a gnome channel, mostly,  try asking in #kubuntu for kde related stuff , they know better and they are actualy running it
[02:09] <orudie> can anyone help me in alsa mixer i have to mute something called the IEC958 Capture manager , please anyone i have no sound
[02:09] <shwang> my keyring doesn't remember wpa setting... and I'm stuck..
[02:10] <rosensturm> Drk_Guy, I get data from js0 so I guess so.
[02:10] <sh3l1> is there any way to sudo nautilus so that i can drag/drop?
[02:10] <shwang> does anyone knows how to make "keyring" remember "wpa-setting" ???
[02:10] <jrib> sh3l1: use ~/.gimp-2.0/brushes     ~ means /home/USERNAME
[02:10] <Drk_Guy> Compile them again and RECHECK stuff two times
[02:10] <nephish> sh3l1_: yep, from a terminal sudo nautilus
[02:10] <Pelo> orudie, dbl click on the sound icon in the top pannel,  see in the menus for extended controls see if you can do what you need with those
[02:10] <Junecy> How do I turn my wireless car don?
[02:10] <Junecy> card on*
[02:11] <sh3l1> oh thanks. all
[02:11] <Networkgamer> junecy:do you know what device it is?
[02:11] <sh3l1> i got it now
[02:11] <Junecy> i ran iwconfig and it says that my card is turned off
[02:11] <Pelo> !wifi | Junecy
[02:11] <ubot3> Junecy: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:11] <Junecy> Kinda
[02:11] <Networkgamer> junecy:what device is it?
[02:11] <Junecy> it's a braodcom 4318 wireless card
[02:11] <Junecy> 41e4:4318
[02:11] <Networkgamer> like /dev/wlan0 or /dev/wifi
[02:11] <gmachine_24> Junecy: broadcomm... the death of wireless
[02:11] <Junecy> no I dont
[02:11] <Networkgamer> hmm...
[02:11] <Junecy> I think eth1
[02:11] <Pelo> Junecy, look up your card model in the forum  maybe there is someting there
[02:11] <pulga> any idea about why ubuntu doesnt poweroff the hardware when I 'shutdown -h now'? (apmd y acpid estan activos)
[02:11] <Junecy> I looked on that list
[02:11] <gmachine_24> Junecy: Do you have a driver loaded for it?
[02:12] <Networkgamer> do iwconfig
[02:12] <gmachine_24> pulga: no.
[02:12] <Networkgamer> just plain iwconfig
[02:12] <Junecy> I don't know
[02:12] <Junecy> I've been given many links to many different manuals and none have worked
[02:12] <Junecy> I did
[02:12] <Networkgamer> what devices came up?
[02:12] <Junecy> Let me post the results on pastebin
[02:12] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:12] <Junecy> lo, eth0 and eth1
[02:13] <mneptok> Junecy: are you using fwcutter or ndiswrapper?
[02:13] <gmachine_24> Junecy: have you done sudo lshw?
[02:13] <Networkgamer> do sudo ifdown eth0 \ sudo ifdown eth1
[02:13] <Networkgamer> |*
[02:13] <Junecy> ndiswrapper
[02:13] <Networkgamer> sudo ifdown eth0 | sudo ifdown eth1
[02:13] <Junecy> gmachine_24 no
[02:13] <mneptok> Junecy: is that chipset suppoerted by fwcutter?
[02:13] <mneptok> -e
[02:13] <firebird619> Could someone help me? I am trying to get my digital speakers to work from both front and rear speakers. I know that front is hw:0,0 and rear is hw:0,1 however, I don't know what I have to put in the .asoundrc or /etc/asound.conf to get sound from both at the same time.
[02:14] <Junecy> I've never heard of fwcutter
[02:14] <gmachine_24> Junecy: try it and see if your card is there and if a driver is mentioned
[02:14] <Junecy> http://pastebin.com/m6a8a82d6
[02:14] <mneptok> Junecy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1071920&mode=linear
[02:15] <Networkgamer> junecy:do sudo ifdown eth1 | sudo ifup eth1
[02:15] <mneptok> Junecy: you should use ndiswrapper only if fwcutter doesn't work for your device.
[02:15] <fromotion> can anyone tell me how to fix the font encoding to display correctly in bitchx?
[02:15] <Junecy> brb
[02:16] <mneptok> BitchX? people still use that? ;)
[02:16] <Pelo> fromotion,  the ppl in #bitchx maybe ?
[02:16] <fromotion> it's not really a bitchx issue though
[02:16] <fromotion> hence why i'm asking here instead
[02:16] <Junecy> my wireless card is eth1
[02:16] <mneptok> fromotion: yes it is. other CLI apps understand UTF8. BX doesn't.
[02:16] <Networkgamer> junecy:do sudo ifdown eth1
[02:16] <iratik> How can i get sftp to open a connection on a port other than 22? I refuse to leave my server port 22 open ..... !? ??????
[02:16] <fromotion> okay
[02:16] <shwang> can anyone tell me how to keyring remember wpa-setting???
[02:17] <gmachine_24> Junecy: wicd.sourceforge.net is a tool I use
[02:17] <w30> pulga, there is something funky with Ubuntu; my machine won't reboot. It just shuts down the OS and hangs. It does shut down ok though
[02:17] <Cypher22> I need help to get my wireless to work on my ubuntu
[02:17] <Junecy> interface eth1 not configured
[02:17] <orudie> Pelo, is there a way i could test the sound in ubuntu? without playing the mpe?
[02:17] <Pelo> fromotion,  just a thought , but since they are bitchx users they might have encountered the problem and know how to solve it  even if it is not caused by bitchx
[02:17] <Networkgamer> now ifup eth1
[02:17] <orudie> Pelo, mp3
[02:17] <orudie> Pelo, like internal sound check?
[02:17] <Junecy> ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1
[02:17] <Cypher22> i have a 2wire wireless usb adpater and 2wire does not offer drivers for linux and i do not know how to get it to work on linux
[02:17] <Networkgamer> cypher:did it come with a cd?
[02:18] <Pelo> orudie, menu > system > prefs > hardware info,  tehre is a test button at the bottom of the dialog box
[02:18] <Cypher22> yea
[02:18] <Networkgamer> i can guide you through ndiswrapper if you want
[02:18] <Nomad7> i'm having some trouble with Network Manager; it isn't using the only available active network connection unless i tell it to - so i have to remind it every time it boots up
[02:18] <Cypher22> ok
[02:18] <w30> pulga, it's one of them stupid funky hp machines without an off swith. Sure glad they don't build cars that way.
[02:18] <fromotion> hrm
[02:18] <shwang> can anyone tell me how to make keyring remember wpa-setting ...please???
[02:18] <gmachine_24> Ok gang: I am off. Thank you so much for your help. Sleep well and peace out.
[02:18] <Networkgamer> so first google ndiswrapper and download it
[02:18] <Junecy> aparently I haven't gotten the card configured?
[02:18] <Networkgamer> google like ndiswrapper ubuntu
[02:18] <Cypher22> Ok but do i need internet on my ubuntu for it to work
[02:18] <Riyonuk> Is it wise to go back to previous version of ubuntu so I can actually use the internet?
[02:19] <Junecy> I have ndiswrapper installed
[02:19] <Networkgamer> or the debian .deb is fine
[02:19] <Junecy> version 1.9
[02:19] <Networkgamer> im guiding cypher through installing ndiswrapper
[02:19] <Junecy> Ah
[02:19] <Cypher22> ok let me boot to the windows site AND download it form there
[02:19] <Junecy> my bad
[02:19] <Pelo> shwang,  you are not being ignored,  noone currently in can answer your question apparently,  try looking for an answer in the forum and ask your question again here periodicaly
[02:19] <Cypher22> my windows haves the inetnet :P
[02:19] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:19] <CyberWorld> anyone know ho to change your monitor in a installed ubuntu 7.04 system?
[02:19] <CyberWorld> in settings...
[02:19] <CyberWorld> got me a lcd
[02:20] <Drk_Guy> CyberWorld: Are you trying to change X stuff?
[02:20] <w30> does anyone have a help place me and pulga can get apm help?
[02:20] <CyberWorld> my resolution
[02:20] <Drk_Guy> Ok
[02:20] <CyberWorld> but yeah X stuff
[02:20] <Grungebunny> system/preferences/screen resolution?
[02:20] <Grungebunny> just a guess
[02:20] <Networkgamer> anyone familiar with hcitool?
[02:21] <CyberWorld> nope old values available
[02:21] <Drk_Guy> I think it is "sudo dpkg -reconfigure xorg xorgconf"
[02:21] <Riyonuk> ?
[02:21] <eugman|winner> Everyone install and play bombardier from the terminal. It's fun.
[02:21] <Drk_Guy> But i don't remember that clearly
[02:21] <Riyonuk> I would if I had internet -_-
[02:21] <Drk_Guy> That cmd starts the X config wiz
[02:21] <mneptok> CyberWorld: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:21] <Networkgamer> anywhere i can go for help with hcitool?
[02:22] <Drk_Guy> mneptok: xerver?
[02:22] <Cypher22> Networkgamer: Can i download the .deb files or do i need the source one?
[02:22] <Drk_Guy> It's out of place
[02:22] <Networkgamer> .deb is fine
[02:22] <Cypher22> ok
[02:22] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: no, it's not
[02:22] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: that is the correct command
[02:22] <Networkgamer> ubuntu is more like debian after all
[02:22] <Drk_Guy> It's xorg xorgconf
[02:22] <Networkgamer> and i used the .deb
[02:22] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: no, it's not.
[02:22] <Cypher22> ok
[02:22] <Nomad7> mneptok is right
[02:22] <Nomad7> i'm having some trouble with Network Manager; it isn't using the only available active network connection unless i tell it to, is there some say i can tell it to activate the network automatically? or should i just remove network manager?
[02:23] <Drk_Guy> That worked for me in Feisty
[02:23] <shwang> Pelo : Thanks .. it's my very 1st time here..
[02:23] <shwang> I've been looking for the solution in the forum, and tried bunches of them.. but still in vain..
[02:23] <Junecy> !wifi
[02:23] <ubot3> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:23] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: it has always been the same command, trust me :)
[02:23] <Drk_Guy> Ok
[02:23] <Pelo> shwang,   www.ubuntuforums.org
[02:23] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: /whois mneptok   ;)
[02:23] <fromotion> so uh
[02:23] <Drk_Guy> But tell that to CyberWorld instead
[02:23] <fromotion> they say it isn't a bitchx issue
[02:23] <fromotion> any other suggestions?
[02:23] <Drk_Guy> Oh f***
[02:24] <Drk_Guy> You part of...
[02:24] <mneptok> fromotion: try irssi. if it displays correctly, it is a BX issue.
[02:24] <fromotion> okay
[02:24] <fromotion> well
[02:24] <fromotion> it's worked before
[02:24] <CyberWorld> k trying out
[02:24] <Drk_Guy> My respects you gr8t master
[02:24] <Cypher22> I downloaded the debs files needed to run ndis so do i go back to ubuntu?
[02:24] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: hah! hardly ...
[02:24] <shwang> thanks Pelo !!!
[02:24] <fromotion> worked fine in gnome, just doesn't work in xfce right now
[02:24] <mneptok> Drk_Guy: but i *do* know dpkg-reconfigure ;)
[02:24] <Networkgamer> cypher:yes
[02:24] <Cypher22> ok
[02:25] <Drk_Guy> debian package manager, please reconfigure the xorg stuff
[02:25] <Drk_Guy> LOL
[02:25] <novato_br> plz, what is the tool to recovered a file on fat 32 partition ?
[02:25] <novato_br> i'm on linux
[02:26] <e-Hernick> what do you mean by "recover a file"
[02:26] <CyberWorld> k I think I have to reboot
[02:26] <Drk_Guy> dpkg is for debian as rpm2cpio is for RedHAT
[02:26] <Grungebunny> hello im nub.. a program I found I want to run came in the form of .tar.gz where is the guide to install this type of file.. up till now ive been using add/remove.
[02:26] <e-Hernick> novato_br: do you want to access the FAT32 partition so you can read and change your files on that partition?
[02:26] <mneptok> Grungebunny: what app?
[02:26] <novato_br> e-Hernick,  undelete the file
[02:26] <Drk_Guy> CyberWorld: Ctrl+Alt+Bckspc
[02:26] <Cypher22> Newworkganer: i am installing the debs
[02:26] <Networkgamer> who can help me with hcitool?
[02:26] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:26] <Grungebunny> its called karumba
[02:26] <novato_br> nomin, e-Hernick , i want recovery my file
[02:27] <Drk_Guy> Or am i wrong with my rpm2cpio stuff, mneptok
[02:27] <Drk_Guy> =?
[02:27] <Pelo> Grungebunny, http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntuinstall/
[02:27] <mneptok> Grungebunny: SuperKaramba?
[02:27] <Grungebunny> mneptok yeah thats it
[02:27] <mneptok> Grungebunny: are you using KDE?
[02:27] <novato_br> what is the tool to recovery files deleted?
[02:27] <Cypher22> Newworkgamer:I installed it now what do i do :)
[02:27] <Junecy> do you ever jsut get frustrated with it all?
[02:27] <Grungebunny> mneptok I belive so.. isn't that what ubuntu uses?
[02:27] <e-Hernick> Grungebunny: it varies from app to app.. but the usual procedure is unpack, configure, compile, install.. this would look like   > tar jxvf app-1.0.tar.gz; cd app-1.0; ./configure --prefix=/opt/app; make; sudo make install
[02:27] <CyberWorld> yeah right Drk_Guy
[02:27] <CyberWorld> thx
[02:27] <Networkgamer> cypher:put in your cd
[02:28] <e-Hernick> of course, this won't work for all apps.
[02:28] <Cypher22> ok
[02:28] <CyberWorld> talking to friend real quick
[02:28] <mneptok> Grungebunny: no, Ubuntu uses GNOME. Kubuntu uses KDE.
[02:28] <Drk_Guy> 4Nothin'
[02:28] <Pelo> Junecy,  yes that is why we left windows
[02:28] <Grungebunny> ahhh
[02:28] <Networkgamer> and cd into it in a terminal
[02:28] <Grungebunny> okay then
[02:28] <Drk_Guy> I'm here to help and be helped
[02:28] <mneptok> Grungebunny: sudo apt-get install gdesklets
[02:28] <Junecy> Linux for me isn't much better
[02:28] <Junecy> The things that work in window sdoens't in linux and vice versa
[02:28] <Pelo> Drk_Guy,  what help do you need ?
[02:28] <Grungebunny> mneptok thanks for the help
[02:28] <Cypher22> ok i put in the cd
[02:28] <Networkgamer> cd into it
[02:28] <mneptok> Grungebunny: np. gdesklets is the "widget" app for GNOME
[02:28] <Drk_Guy> Grungebunny: Ubuntu can also use KDE, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-deskto
[02:28] <Networkgamer> in a terminal
[02:28] <Cypher22> ok
[02:29] <Cypher22> ok  did it
[02:29] <Drk_Guy> Pelo: It was an "expression"
[02:29] <Networkgamer> what folders are there?
[02:29] <Cypher22> There is a drivers folder and the installer :P
[02:29] <Networkgamer> cd into drivers
[02:29] <Cypher22> lol ok
[02:29] <LinuxFanBoy> hi everyone
[02:30] <Networkgamer> whats in there?
[02:30] <Drk_Guy> Ok
[02:30] <novato_br> wtf
[02:30] <Cypher22> ok i am in
[02:30] <Drk_Guy> Only 20% for Wormux to unpack and install
[02:30] <PMantis> 6.10 recognized my monitor Hans-G monitor properly, but 7.04 doesn't. Can I replace a file in my new install to fix?
[02:30] <Networkgamer> what folders are in there?
[02:30] <Cypher22> non
[02:30] <Cypher22> none
[02:30] <Cypher22> no folders
[02:30] <Networkgamer> any files?
[02:30] <Junecy> I think I blacklisted the native driver for my wireless card
[02:30] <Cypher22> there is lots of .sys files and 1 ini
[02:30] <Pelo> !enter Cypher22
[02:30] <ubot3> Factoid enter cypher22 not found
[02:30] <Junecy> how do I take it off the balcklist?
[02:30] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:30] <e-Hernick> PMantis: by "recognize your monitor" what do you mean? Does it not offer you all the resolution settings you want?
[02:30] <Drk_Guy> Cypher22: While cd'ed into a directory, type "ls ./" to get a list of it's folders
[02:31] <Cypher22> i did
[02:31] <Drk_Guy> Just a lil' suggestion
[02:31] <Networkgamer> do ndiswrapper
[02:31] <PMantis> e-Hernick: Exactly... it comes up as 640x480 in 7.10
[02:31] <Drk_Guy> Ndiswrapper rocks
[02:31] <Cypher22> type in ndiswrapper?
[02:31] <Networkgamer> and hit enter
[02:31] <Cypher22> ok
[02:31] <e-Hernick> PMantis: what's your video card? are you using restricted video drivers?
[02:31] <Cypher22> ok i hit enter
[02:31] <Networkgamer> whats the arguement for installing a file?
[02:31] <Drk_Guy> Ndiswrapper installs WINDOWS drivers into Linux Cypher22
[02:31] <Networkgamer> its something like -i or -l
[02:31] <Cypher22> its i
[02:31] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:32] <Drk_Guy> -i for INF file drivers Networkgamer
[02:32] <Networkgamer> do you remember the filename of the .ini?
[02:32] <Cypher22> -l will list drivers
[02:32] <Cypher22> yea
[02:32] <n2diy> how can I use an irc server that isn't on my connect list, with xchat-gnome?
[02:32] <Drk_Guy> Yep Cypher22
[02:32] <Networkgamer> do ndiswrapper -i (ini file)
[02:32] <PMantis> e-Hernick: Nothing restricted. LSPCI shows: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[02:32] <Drk_Guy> n2diy: /server <irc-server>
[02:32] <Drk_Guy> works for most IRC clients
[02:32] <Cypher22> ok did it
[02:32] <e-Hernick> PMantis: Do you know how to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[02:32] <Networkgamer> now do ndiswrapper again
[02:33] <Cypher22> k
[02:33] <n2diy> Drk_Guy: I'll give it a try, thanks.
[02:33] <Networkgamer> somewhere at the bottom is a list of 4 commands
[02:33] <Drk_Guy> 4Nothin'
[02:33] <Cypher22> did it
[02:33] <Networkgamer> is there a list of around 4 commands at the bottom?
[02:33] <Drk_Guy> e-Hernick: Repairing or just editing=
[02:33] <Drk_Guy> =?
[02:33] <Cypher22> yea
[02:33] <PMantis> e-Hernick: I can feel my way around, but I don't memorize syntax. :) I'm sure I can also find a copy of the file from my old install (I love BackupPC)
[02:33] <Networkgamer> what are they.you can pm them to me if their too long
[02:34] <Cypher22> ok i will type the last 4 commands
[02:34] <Drk_Guy> Networkgamer: Better use !paste so we can all help
[02:34] <e-Hernick> PMantis: good, then you can find the Section "Monitor"... check if there are HorizSync and VertRefresh parameters in there
[02:34] <Drk_Guy> !paste > Networkgamer
[02:34] <e-Hernick> Hey, does anybody know of a working UPNP IGD client, that would let me add port redirections on an UPNP-compatible router (a WRT54G to be specific). I've tried miniupnp / upnpc, and I can list existing redirs, but I get an error when trying to add one.
[02:35] <Cypher22> -m         write conf for modprobe
[02:35] <Networkgamer> yeah i know what a pastebin is
[02:35] <Networkgamer> do that one
[02:35] <LindoPibe> hello babys
[02:35] <e-Hernick> GAIM is able to add redirs for itself just fine on that very computer, so I know UPNP IGD is working correctly on my router.
[02:35] <Cypher22> -ma wire module alias conf for all drfivers
[02:35] <Cypher22> ok
[02:35] <Cypher22> how do i use it?
[02:36] <Cypher22> the pastebin
[02:36] <Networkgamer> ok this is the either long or short part,depending on your system
[02:36] <Networkgamer> dfo modprobe ndiswrapper
[02:36] <Networkgamer> do*
[02:36] <Cypher22> ok
[02:36] <Networkgamer> did it work?
[02:36] <Networkgamer> or no file/directory?
[02:36] <Junecy> network gamer I've just done that step myself about 2 minutes ago and I still have nothing
[02:36] <PMantis> e-Hernick: monitor has 2 lines... one looks like a label, and the other turns on DPMS. No refresh options. (BTW, this is a laptop, so external monitor is diff from LCD)
[02:36] <Cypher22> i type it in
[02:36] <Networkgamer> and hit enter
[02:37] <Cypher22> my Pc is beeping O_o
[02:37] <jrib> !away > Akifemre[afk]  (see the private message from ubotu)
[02:37] <e-Hernick> PMantis: do you have two Section "Monitor" or a single one
[02:37] <Cypher22> i think the command is still running
[02:37] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:37] <Cypher22> My wireless turned on
[02:37] <cescalante> installed a new gfx card on an install of ubunutu, it has now disabled my xserver
[02:37] <Networkgamer> as long as it doesnt give a missing file error
[02:37] <Drk_Guy> PMantis: why don't you just run the Xorg wiz?
[02:37] <cescalante> hwo do I configure my xserver so I can get my gui back?
[02:37] <Junecy> Networkgamer: I did the same steps and nothing
[02:37] <e-Hernick> Drk_Guy: yeah, how does he do that?
[02:38] <Cypher22> My wireless cannot scan for networks but i know my wireless network name :P
[02:38] <Drk_Guy> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:38] <DIL> i am trying to get Zoneminder to run is there a command to make it run from terminal?
[02:38] <Drk_Guy> In SAFE MODE
[02:38] <e-Hernick> Drk_Guy: and what's the command cescalante can do to have his xorg.conf regenerated ? is it the same command?
[02:38] <n2diy> Drk_Guy: It worked, but I guess it dumped me off freenode.net, can't connect to two irc servers at the same time?
[02:38] <Networkgamer> junecy:you did modprobe ndiswrapper and didnt get ANY output at all?
[02:38] <fromo> same problem in irssi
[02:38] <avis> cescalante, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg assmung you know what you are doing
[02:38] <fromo> heh
[02:38] <Junecy> That's correct
[02:38] <Drk_Guy> yEP
[02:38] <Networkgamer> thats good
[02:38] <e-Hernick> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is the most awful UI I've seen in a long time though
[02:38] <Cypher22> what do i do now? its on
[02:38] <Drk_Guy> It regenarates the whole Xorg.conf file e-Hernick
[02:38] <Junecy> after I ran modprobe ndiswrapper I ram lsmod to double check and it still isn't in use\
[02:38] <Networkgamer> do iwconfig
[02:38] <e-Hernick> Drk_Guy: but isn't there a command to try an automatic reconfigure?
[02:39] <Networkgamer> junecy:restart
[02:39] <Drk_Guy> e-Hernick: You want eye-candy or performance?
[02:39] <Junecy> ok
[02:39] <e-Hernick> Drk_Guy: for example, when ubuntu is installed, it automagically creates a xorg.conf
[02:39] <Cypher22> the command looks like its not done or something becuase i can't tpye anything it in yet
[02:39] <e-Hernick> Drk_Guy: do you know what that command is?
[02:39] <Networkgamer> cypher:do lspci and iwconfig
[02:39] <Drk_Guy> I haven't tried the mneptok one
[02:39] <Nomad7> Do I need Network Manager at all if my computer is going to be perpetually plugged into the same network all the time?
[02:39] <Cypher22> ok
[02:39] <Networkgamer> cypher:lspci | iwconfig
[02:39] <Drk_Guy> But /whois him and find-out who he is really....
[02:39] <n2diy> I may get a chance to deploy Ubuntu in a public library, how can I create a guest account without sudo privledges?
[02:40] <Drk_Guy> My method is "sudo dpkg -reconfigure xorg xorg.conf
[02:40] <spettit> anybody feel like assisting me with getting a graphics card installed
[02:40] <Networkgamer> n2diy:remove him from the sudoers file
[02:40] <Cypher22> i type it in
[02:40] <Networkgamer> ok
[02:40] <Drk_Guy> Yeah!
[02:40] <DIL> i am trying to get Zoneminder to run is there a command to make it run from terminal?
[02:40] <Drk_Guy> wormux is up!
[02:40] <Cypher22> i go eth0 and ki
[02:40] <fromotion> nmeptok: any other suggestions?
[02:40] <Cypher22> lo*
[02:40] <Nomad7> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:40] <Nomad7> that should work
[02:40] <Cypher22> its lo not ki
[02:40] <Networkgamer> ok,try restarting
[02:40] <Cypher22> ok
[02:40] <n2diy> Networkgamer: Ok, that is simple enough, thanks.
[02:40] <orudie> Pelo, ARE YOU THERE?
[02:41] <spettit> i am having some issues with a nVidia 7600 GT 256 MB PCIe 16x
[02:41] <Networkgamer> n2diy:i dont know exactly what to do but thats what you do
[02:41] <orudie> does anyone know how to change from [playback]  to [capture]  view in alsamixer?
[02:41] <Junecy> okay now try running iwconfig again?
[02:41] <Cypher22> ubuntu is loading
[02:41] <n2diy> Networkgamer: Ok, I'll experiment.
[02:41] <Networkgamer> whatever names are in the sudoers file get root privelages by typing sudo or su
[02:41] <Networkgamer> junecy:yes
[02:41] <Junecy> I got the same readout as earlier
[02:42] <Networkgamer> hmm...
[02:42] <Junecy> Power management:off
[02:42] <Networkgamer> i believe this is where i got stuck...
[02:42] <Networkgamer> do ndiswrapper -l
[02:42] <Junecy> I blacklisted soemthing earlier as one of the tutorials told me to
[02:42] <cescalante> thanks!
[02:42] <Cypher22> ok its done loading
[02:42] <Junecy> is there a way to edit the blacklist to take off the entwork card?
[02:42] <spettit> i tried to install fiesty fawn but couldn't unless i installed in text mode
[02:42] <orudie> i have to mute something called IEC 958 Capture, however i am having difficulty finding it, found IEC 958 playback, but not IEC 958 Capture, anyone please be kind and help me if you know how to, i have been stuck on this for hours, i dont have sound in ubuntu because of this
[02:42] <monteslu> is flashplugin-nonfree still the name of the adobe flash player?
[02:42] <Networkgamer> yes,thats the plash player
[02:43] <Networkgamer> flash*
[02:43] <Cypher22> what do i do not ubuntu is loaded
[02:43] <Cypher22> is loaded*
[02:43] <Networkgamer> in terminal do ndiswrapper -l
[02:43] <Cypher22> ok
[02:43] <Networkgamer> did it say it detected the hardware and the driver is loaded
[02:43] <Cypher22> driver installed
[02:43] <monteslu> Networkgamer, which repo is it in? I don't see it in synaptic
[02:44] <PManti1> e-Hernick: I restarted gdm with only my external monitor enabled... all is good after my edits. Thanks for pointing me there!
[02:44] <Junecy> I got the same
[02:44] <Networkgamer> monteslu:do it in a terminal
[02:44] <monteslu> tried still not found
[02:44] <Cypher22> my wireless is not backon but it says its installed
[02:44] <keen> does anyone know a good program to create a video dvd from an avi file?
[02:44] <PManti1> e-Hernick: For some reason, I assumed it was more difficult. heh
[02:44] <monteslu> but apt-get update is dying
[02:44] <Networkgamer> ok...
[02:44] <monteslu> maybe i don't have a good list
[02:44] <Junecy> networkgamer: same here
[02:44] <monteslu> its erroring about a bad zip file its downloading
[02:44] <Networkgamer> cypher and junecy:you both are at the same point atm
[02:44] <monteslu> edubuntu, BTW
[02:45] <Junecy> right
[02:45] <mayo> Hello
[02:45] <Networkgamer> let me think...
[02:45] <Junecy> ifdown and ifup?
[02:45] <Networkgamer> do ndiswrapper again and read out those last 4 commands again
[02:45] <mayo> Can you install Art Manager in synaptic in ubuntu?
[02:45] <Cypher22> ok
[02:45] <Networkgamer> put them in a pastebin