[08:04] <Flannel> Cptnodegard: Where did these partitions come from?  Did you populate them with linux? or were these Windows partitons you're copying over?
[08:04] <Flannel> vitamin-carrot: yes?
[08:04] <phre> oh sorry "my wireless name"
[08:04] <phre> :-)
[08:04] <vitamin-carrot> Flannel: you wouldnt be called Dan would you?'
[08:04] <airtonix> phre, so when you say you followed the instructions here : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[08:05] <airtonix> phre, which ones did you follow ?
[08:05] <fcomtois> ubottu: been using linux since 1998, so please spare me the lecture on the so call distinctions
[08:05] <Flannel> vitamin-carrot: No
[08:05] <Fujk> what is max GB of ram for 64-bit 10.04 desktop edition?
[08:05] <airtonix> phre, there are at least three sets of instructions ?
[08:05] <phre> yes i follow this but in network manager doesn't work only in console
[08:05] <vitamin-carrot> Flannel: cool just checking - a friend of mine uses Flannel
[08:05] <lyrae> did not work for me
[08:05] <Cynthia> Fujk: Higher than 4 GB, that's for sure :) It will support as much as your motherboard can
[08:05] <n1ko> Fujk: more than you can put to your machine
[08:06] <airtonix> phre, no. my question is : which set of instructions on that page did you follow ?
[08:06] <joot> Fujk: as much as you can throw at it afaik
[08:06] <Cptnodegard> Flannel: I was running W7U, then booted to Lucid live and used gparted to make room for a linux partition as well as two NTFS partitions for files. Those two are the ones it keeps asking for a password to access. But it generally asks for apassword for everything; installing apps, using terminal, etc. I want to log in using a password, but i dont want to continue proving im not insane every time i click something
[08:06] <phre> with the STA wireless
[08:06] <phre> airtonix,
[08:06] <Cynthia> Cptnodegard: open up a terminal and type 'sudo gparted', then it won't ask you for the password for each single partition access, only once to run the program.
[08:07] <phre> b43/STA
[08:07] <Flannel> Cptnodegard: The reason you're asked for a password when installing (or removing) packages is because you don't want to just let anyone do it.  As your regular user, you're just a regular user, and then after you put in your password, you get elevated rights for a short while.
[08:07] <thunda> I'm having issues with Xorg crashing. I have compiled a new kernel for better video performance and to try to get PAE to work. I also can't get my computer to suspend when I close the lid.
[08:07] <Cynthia> Cptnodegard: (+) Also, I believe System / Administration / GParted on the LiveCD does 'sudo' to launch the command, too. I don't see what your point is, anymore.
[08:08] <Dr_Willis> I rarely get asked my password. except when doing system type tasks.. as it should be doing..
[08:08] <Cptnodegard> Cynthia its not in gparted it asks for a PW, its when accessing the file manager. I'm running Karmic now, not the live Lucid, installed it after i ran the live version to partition
[08:08] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  when you are mounting some fulesystems on the 'fly' it may ask. You could add an entry in the fstab to auto mount them
[08:09] <isaac_> Alguém fala português?
[08:09] <phre> reboot now see you soon
[08:09] <Cptnodegard> Dr_Willis: yeah that's it, how do I do that?
[08:09] <Cynthia> Cptnodegard: Then one of your /etc/fstab mounts (automatic mounts on startup) must be only allowing root for accesses
[08:09] <Cynthia> !pt | isaac_
[08:09] <Chaorain> Hey can someone help me? I messed up and need to undo this. Help please? http://benrobb.com/2007/01/15/howto-start-subversion-at-boot-on-ubuntu/
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> !fstab | Cptnodegard
[08:09] <Flannel> Cptnodegard: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows can actually help you do it too
[08:09] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  if they are ntfs/vfat filesystems.. install/run the ntfs-config tool
[08:10] <lyrae> what he needs to do is mount those partitions in root via fstab
[08:10] <mitiora> i`m having a problem.can someone help me, how to access a lock folder
[08:10] <Flannel> Chaorain: What did you mess up on?
[08:10] <thunda> mitiora, have you tried a root nautilus?
[08:10] <Cptnodegard> is there a logical reason why it doesnt mount internqal drives by default?
[08:10] <valium> hi is there any way i can rip out UPSTART?  -- im deploying ubuntu servers and dont want beta-style apps on a production environment.
[08:10] <mitiora> where is it
[08:11] <mitiora> where is it root nautilus
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  if you told the installer the mountpoints  to use during the install.. it would.
[08:11] <thunda> you need to type gksudo nautilus in terminal
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  i always tell the installer to put my windows hd on /media/Windows and so forth
[08:11] <michael1982> ok i'm uninstalling the rollercoaster tycoon 3 platnem and going to reinstall it ok and see how i go ok all
[08:11] <thunda> that should be 'gksudo nautilus' without the quotes
[08:11] <lyrae> Cptnodegard, probably because you're not root. those other parittions may belong to root and thus you dont have access to it.
[08:11] <lyrae> Cptnodegard, i dont know tbh. just edit fstab
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  and its all about security/safty.  I may not want everyone on my linux box to access my windows drives.. :)
[08:11] <Surlent777> so, anyone versed in hooking up Ubuntu to a TV and then ridding themselves of cutoff?
[08:12] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  what kind of tv? using dvi/vga/hdmi? svideo?
[08:12] <thunda> mitiora, you need to be careful with that though because it gives you root privilege while browsing. You can really mess some stuff up.
[08:12] <Cptnodegard> Dr_Willis well that might be fine, but this is a netbook, not exactly the DMV database
[08:13] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard: security is a process/procedure. not somthing you just toss on.
[08:13] <ratIh> jijik
[08:13] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: I belive it is HDMI (the one that resembles USB?) on a "Sharp" TV, using an Nvidia 250GTS and KDE
[08:13] <lyrae> phre, if you get any success, let me know
[08:13] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  if you had told the installer to mount them.. then it would have done it.
[08:13] <isaac_> kd os brasileiros?
[08:13] <lyrae> aqui
[08:13] <ratIh> #probolinggo
[08:13] <Flannel> !br | isaac_
[08:13] <isaac_> não tem ninguém aqui
[08:13] <Cptnodegard> Dr_Willis it never asked, at least not in understandable terms
[08:13] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  Never used one. :) im old skool and still using svideo.
[08:13] <phre_> airtonix,
[08:13] <phre_> you are here ?
[08:13] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: I would imagine the process would be similar, yeah?
[08:13] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  in the partitining layout  tools - it had places for mounting the other partitions.
[08:14] <isaac_> como br?
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  should work the same as a 2nd monitor. the fact its a tv. dosent really matter.
[08:14] <Flannel> isaac_: /join #ubuntu-br
[08:14] <lyrae> isaac_, #ubuntu-br , divirta-se
[08:14] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: I'm using it as the primary monitor
[08:14] <Cptnodegard> its not a big deal, ill just go back to using windows. i never realized linux was so backwards and paranoid and required so much work to actually make it usable.
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  the ntfs-config tool i belive can also auto-add any partitions that exist.
[08:14] <Cynthia> Cptnodegard: Have fun.
[08:14] <isaac_> que diversão existe lá?
[08:14] <Dr_Willis> Cptnodegard:  do whatever you want. we dont care.
[08:15] <Flannel> isaac_: This channel is English only, please /join #ubuntu-br
[08:15]  * Dr_Willis clicks on the UAE ok button 100 times....
[08:15] <mitiora> problem solved..thanx
[08:15] <thunda> you're welcome
[08:15] <isaac_> Não posso ficar aqui?
[08:15] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  so its the only monitor?
[08:15] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: Yes
[08:15] <phre> now the card work but in network-manager doesn't appear anything
[08:15] <kraig> Cptnodegard: maybe a little work is good for you sometimes it worth it if you can take it
[08:15] <isaac_> pode ser os dois
[08:15] <isaac_> não acha?
[08:15] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  that is weird.  You may want to check the forums for your exact card - there may be some tweaks/bugs
[08:15] <lyrae> Cptnodegard, when someone breaks into your machine, and is able to go into all your partitions, and delete them all, you'll understand why all the security
[08:15] <bazhang> isaac_, hi
[08:15] <isaac_> hi
[08:16] <kertz> apt-get postfix-mysql breaks my mysql installation(binary) and whenever I try to start the mysql server, it can't find /usr/local/mysql/bin. I have to specify --basedir everytime!
[08:16] <bazhang> isaac_, english here
[08:16] <thunda> if you go to Psychocats, she shows you how to set up a launcher so you won't need to type in the terminal every time.
[08:16] <Cynthia> isaac_: No one here understands Portuguese, only enough to know that it is Portuguese. Please use Google Translate or type in your IRC client /join #ubuntu-br
[08:16] <kertz> anyone knows why?
[08:16] <kertz> or a workaround?
[08:16] <isaac_> entendo perfeitamente
[08:16] <Surlent777> Dr_Willis: I was feeling adventurous. In Windows 7 it was also cut off, but I was able to use the NVIDIA control panel to manually resize it. The nvidia tool we have has no such option =/
[08:16] <Dr_Willis> lyrae:  i find people often dont understand that Ubuntu is  a broader range OS then  they are used to.  it can work as a 'big server' or a 'desktop' and thus needs to remain flexiable.
[08:16] <Cptnodegard> one last thing. can i choose any options for grub from within ubuntu? or does that require terminal like everything else?
[08:16] <lyrae> Cynthia, i understand. i told him about ubuntu-br but he says its no fun there
[08:16] <kraig> linux only has 40 known viruses google how many windows has
[08:16] <Cynthia> Ah.
[08:16] <Dr_Willis> Surlent777:  check teh nvidia docs ther emay be some options you can use by hand in the xorg.conf to correct it. May just not be a gui tool for it.
[08:16] <bazhang> isaac_, ok. please /join #ubuntu-br for portuguese
[08:17] <lyrae> Dr_Willis, and it's free. why bitch about it when he didnt even pay for it, right?
[08:17] <isaac_> Depois passo lá
[08:17] <Dr_Willis> lyrae:  i find oftem people complain MORE when they dont pay.. go figure..
[08:17] <Flannel> lyrae: Please mind your language, thanks.
[08:17] <lyrae> haha yea
[08:17] <lyrae> Flannel, sorry
[08:17] <isaac_> vou dar uma visitada
[08:17] <lyrae> forgot this is rated pg
[08:17]  * Dr_Willis goes back to working with FreeNX
[08:17] <lyrae> there should be a #ubuntu-r
[08:17] <phre> lyrae, you have a broadcom ?
[08:18] <lyrae> phre, yes. bcm4312
[08:18] <Surlent777> isaac_: #ubuntu-br. Aburrido, si, pero este comprende tu
[08:18] <phre> and what procedure you follow ?
[08:18] <phre> in the site
[08:18] <thunda> can someone help me with an issue I'm having with Xorg?
[08:18] <lyrae> phre, everyone i could find. none worked
[08:19] <isaac_> espanhol fica difícil entender!
[08:19] <phre> but my card work.. strange
[08:19] <lyrae> phre, except ndiswrapper. i had t use ndiswrapper years ago, and it was fine. havent tried it again yet
[08:19] <Cynthia> thunda: Please describe it with the most details you can fit onto one line. Graphics card, brand/model? Steps you've already tried to figure out the problem? Etc.
[08:19] <lyrae> phre, what procedures did you follow, and, did you have it plugged in via ethernet?
[08:19] <phre> yes with STA modules
[08:19] <lyrae> phre, link please
[08:20] <theadmin> And hello everyone.
[08:20] <isaac_> hi
[08:20] <isaac_> oi
[08:20] <phre> http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
[08:20] <phre> this lyrae
[08:21] <thunda> Of course...I compiled a kernel with KernelCheck to improve video speed and graphics performance. Now, it will occationally crash and I can't get my computer to suspend when I close the lid. It will suspend manually. I've checked LaunchPad and have followed a few bugs but nothing offers a solution.
[08:21] <|corpse|> can you downgrade linux distros in command line or do you need to fully reinstall?
[08:21] <Dr_Willis> |corpse|:  normally one dosent/cant downgrade easially
[08:21] <lyrae> phre, ok hold on dont leave
[08:21] <|corpse|> Dr_Willis: ok thanks
[08:21] <Surlent777> |corpse|: downgrading is very difficult. I've heard of a script that can help, but it's always risky
[08:22] <|corpse|> Surlent777:  yeah its no problem just installing 9.10
[08:22] <Surlent777> |corpse|: It is for me because of all the crazy things I do...gets hard to keep track of =(
[08:22] <theadmin> |corpse|: In case with Ubuntu, you _may_ be able to run something like "cat /etc/apt/sources.list | sed s/lucid/karmic/ | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list", but the dangers are that you can end up breaking the entire thing (and it's quite likely)
[08:22] <lyrae> phre, then what
[08:23] <wildbat> how do i make TTY display CJK fonts in the filename correctly ? all it shows now is a diamond. And is there a CJK ime for tty ?
[08:23] <Surlent777> theadmin: wouldn't those packages be listed at a lower version, preventing an "upgrade", as it were?
[08:23] <|corpse|> theadmin:  ok thanks. i set up a file server and im having issues that seem to come with 10.04 so i want to try out 9.10
[08:23] <Cynthia> Surlent777: exactly, unless you uninstalled and reinstalled everything
[08:23] <theadmin> Surlent777: Unsure. As I stated, you "may" be able. Not you "should" be able
[08:23] <Flannel> theadmin, |corpse|: downgrading won't work like that.  apt won't install a lower version automatically.  You'd have to pin each package, downgrade, and then unpin them to get normal usage again.
[08:23] <wildbat> how do i fix "out of scan range" in fullscreen OpenGL game?
[08:24] <Flannel> It's certainly not a happy process.
[08:24] <theadmin> Flannel: Woah. Okay, I didn't know that, thanks for explaining
[08:24] <lyrae> phre, help a brother out
[08:24] <lyrae> phre, whatd you do with those drivers
[08:24] <dancek> theadmin, btw 'sed -ibak s/x/y/ file-to-edit' would edit the file in place and save the original as file-to-edit.bak
[08:24] <Flannel> theadmin: Apt always chooses higher versions, which is good for upgrades, not good if you wanted to downgrade.
[08:25] <theadmin> Flannel: Well, since I'm totally unfamiliar with other package managers (e.g. yum, emerge, etc), can't say whether that's good or bad :/
[08:25] <Surlent777> I may have to try manually up/downgrading zsnes and libmtpfs =/
[08:26] <Surlent777> (zsnes is partially broken (filters don't seem to work) and mtpfs is completely broken)
[08:26] <CkhiKuzad> how do i get GRUB2 to boot a LiveUSB? i dont want "from a liveusb" i want it configured to boot a system off the liveusb by selecting it in my grub menu when i boot up.
[08:26] <Surlent777> CkhiKuzad: I
[08:27] <Surlent777> CkhiKuzad: I've tried running a system off of USB. It doesn't work very well. You're only going to give yourself headaches
[08:27] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: I don't think telling a hard drive to boot a USB removable device would be such a good idea, because the hd(N) number for the USB device can change very haphazardly
[08:27] <CkhiKuzad> Surlent777: i have had a headache based on this for a week and a half, i WILL get this working
[08:27] <suji> hi
[08:27] <|corpse|> Surlent777: right now my system can only boot from my usb and i cant fix it
[08:28] <lyrae> How can i install broadcom STA driver via command line?
[08:28] <CkhiKuzad> aha!
[08:28] <vikas> i am unable to remove xubunto from this guide http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[08:28] <suji> in ttf-indic-fonts some fonts has bugs, i cleared that, now how can update that package?
[08:28] <vikas> plz help me
[08:28] <CkhiKuzad> how would i get the ubuntu netbook remix liveUSB to boot from GRUB2?
[08:29] <prince-arif> I'm  so disappointed with the latest Ubuntu version...
[08:29] <vikas>  i am unable to remove xubunto from this guide http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[08:29] <cab00m> hello
[08:29] <Surlent777> |corpse|: I don't mean booting a liveusb, I mean installing an OS onto said USB.  Have you reported bugs for the things you've seen broken?
[08:29] <cab00m> my card is 7500 LE
[08:29] <theadmin> vikas: do "sudo tasksel remove xubuntu-desktop && sudo tasksel install ubuntu-desktop"
[08:29] <Surlent777> prince-arif: join the club...but the clubhouse is gonna have to be #ubuntu-offtopic, support channel, all that rot
[08:29] <prince-arif> 1. When I turned on my computer without my network cable - I had to restart the whole machine to make my networking work.
[08:30] <Surlent777> errr prince-arif ^^
[08:30] <|corpse|> Surlent777: ahh, i installed my server from a usb but the bootloader is on the usb so that needs to be booted from bios to load grub to get into the server ><
[08:30] <Surlent777> okay I confused myself
[08:30] <Surlent777> stupid blurry TV
[08:30] <Surlent777> DISREGARD THAT
[08:30] <FloodBot4> Surlent777: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:30] <prince-arif> 2. When I first put some CD in - now it seems Ubuntu doesn't mount automatically any.
[08:30] <prince-arif> This is what I just want to do now - how to fix that stupid CD-auto-mount problem?
[08:30] <vikas> os something is hapenning thnx
[08:30] <prince-arif> It doesn't work anymore!
[08:30] <red2kic> prince-arif: How did you install Ubuntu? Ubuntu LIVECD?
[08:30] <prince-arif> Yep.
[08:31] <prince-arif> red2kic: Yep.
[08:31] <vikas> what do v mean by tasksel
[08:31] <Cynthia> prince-arif: The problem for CDs has been sighted since Karmic of 7 months ago (or even Jaunty, of 13 months ago), please look for bugs related to CD mounting and mark yourself affected
[08:31] <lyrae> man. people need to give instructions via command line and not gui
[08:31] <lyrae> us installing a server version have no GUI and thus online instructions are no good
[08:31] <enherit> What is the gui app that can be used to edit ssh keys?
[08:31] <edmond> hello
[08:31] <theadmin> vikas: It's a nice little tool in debian to "configure the system to fulfill a specific task". I call it a metapackage manager :D
[08:32] <prince-arif> I remember enjoying Ubuntu since 8.04... Now since 9.04 it's... I'm sorry, a bullshit.
[08:32] <edmond> I have a trouble regarding ubuntu 10.04
[08:32] <|corpse|> enherit: ssh finder
[08:32] <vikas> ok thnx
[08:32] <theadmin> prince-arif: Well... hardy is still supported
[08:32] <edmond> when I start with ubuntu 10.04 cd, it says boot error
[08:32] <Cynthia> prince-arif: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devicekit-disks/+bug/397734
[08:32] <edmond> any idea?
[08:32] <Surlent777> edmond: make sure your CD is not corrupted. Check the md5 sum.
[08:32] <prince-arif> And it boots even slower....
[08:32] <cab00m> nobody help me?
[08:32] <Dr_Willis> I always disable the silly dialogs that pop up when i insert a cd/dvd/ I perfer to just go to places->computer when i want to get there
[08:32] <Cynthia> prince-arif: look for "CD mounting" issues on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ , mark yourself affected and provide input
[08:33] <theadmin> prince-arif: But honestly, if it doesn't work for you, either make it work or just use another distro. Complaining is useless.
[08:33] <prince-arif> Cynthia: thank you very much!
[08:33] <vikas> will is surely revert me to ubuntu
[08:33] <edmond> hm...well, it starts with languages selection, and when it starts it to load the kernel...it says boot error...
[08:33] <|corpse|> enherit: its sudo apt-get install sshmenu sshmenu-gnome
[08:33] <enherit> |corpse|: thanks
[08:33] <|corpse|> enherit: then you add it to the panel
[08:33] <alfredo> hi, how can i fix the sound problem with ubuntu 10.04 on a sony vaio E series vpceb11fm?
[08:33] <theadmin> vikas: When you are talking to someone/something, put it's/his/her nickname in the message
[08:34] <Dr_Willis> I noticed today when copying some cd disks (multi copies) it kept auto-mounting the cd i was about to eject (that the copy program was trying to eject) Now thats an annoyance.  :)
[08:34] <Surlent777> alfredo: what is "the" sound problem?
[08:34] <theadmin> vikas: Gets damn confusing otherwise
[08:34] <vikas> ok
[08:34] <Cynthia> 'theadmin: ok'
[08:34] <Cynthia> :)
[08:34] <cab00m>  on Lucid the restricted nvidia drivers crash my system, what I have to do please?
[08:34] <Surlent777> we all saw the context though Cynthia
[08:34] <phre> lyrae,
[08:34] <CkhiKuzad> when i try to boot to 10.04 from unetbootin, it boots fine, but when i try to install it, it wants me to unmount /dev/sda. and i cant do that because THATS where all the files to install ubuntu are kept, same with the entire directory tree for the unetbootin distro thing
[08:34] <vikas> theadmin: ok
[08:34] <phre> are you here ?
[08:34] <phre> lyrae,
[08:34] <lyrae> phre, yes!
[08:34] <phre> lyrae,
[08:34] <phre> ok
[08:34] <FloodBot4> phre: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:34] <wildbat> how do i make TTY display CJK fonts in the filename correctly ? all it shows now is a diamond. And is there a CJK ime for tty ?
[08:34] <wildbat> how do i fix "out of scan range" in fullscreen OpenGL game?
[08:34] <Cynthia> Surlent777: let's get vikas practicing right away hm? :D
[08:35] <theadmin> vikas: Well, anyway. It should revert you to a regular GNOME desktop
[08:35] <st__> wildbat, why not try some weeboo distro? I don;t think it exist in plain debian
[08:35] <phre> lol
[08:35] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: You will need to use another partition. The installer needs to format the target partition, and so it can't be both the target and the source, if that makes any sense
[08:35] <lyrae> phre, how did you instal
[08:36] <phre> you have follow the readme ?
[08:36] <CkhiKuzad> so if i Unetbootin from my debian drive, it might work?
[08:36] <vikas> theadmin: it is working let see
[08:36] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: Yes it might
[08:36] <phre> i follow the readme STA
[08:36] <CkhiKuzad> and /dev/sda1 is the main hard drive, i want to format and install on /dev/sda2
[08:37]  * cab00m thanks anyway for the (non) help.
[08:37] <lyrae> phre let me try
[08:37] <Dr_Willis> CkhiKuzad:  You used unetbootin to install TO /dev/sda1 that you then booted from?
[08:37] <theadmin> In "ps aux" for listing current processes, what is the "aux" for? Manpage, as usual, is pretty confusing (otherwise wouldn't ask)
[08:37] <CkhiKuzad> yes, Dr_Willis.
[08:37] <histo> cab00m: which restricted drivers did you try
[08:37] <histo> cab00m: and what do you mean by crash your system?
[08:37] <cab00m> histo, nvidia-glx-new
[08:38] <cab00m> the driver that show in gnome icon
[08:38] <Dr_Willis> CkhiKuzad:  ive wondered if that was workable. :0 that was sort of a live-frugal type install. I tend to just use unetbootin to install to a flash drive i then install from.
[08:38] <histo> cab00m: was the recomended one or nvidia-glx-current?
[08:38] <Cynthia> theadmin: 'a'll users, 'u'nhooked processes, 'x'tended output format
[08:38] <edmond> anyone?
[08:38] <cab00m> tried too that driver but it crash anyway sometimes...
[08:38] <themusicgod1> my keyboard (only within gnome?) is stuck in a state where it thinks its in usa but the homerow looks roughly like asdf+321, and i have to push the function key on my keyboard to get regular characters...as if the function key is 'stuck' on in gnome alone, is there any way to reset this??3+211
[08:38] <histo> cab00m: actually i believe the package is nvidia-current
[08:38] <Cynthia> theadmin: unhooked processes are those that have no controlling TTY; extended information is to display PID, mem, command, etc.
[08:38] <theadmin> Cynthia: Hm... I suppose "ps ux" would do for current-user processes only?
[08:38] <histo> cab00m: what do you mena by crash?
[08:38] <Dr_Willis> CkhiKuzad:  I have setup grub2 to boot a iso file from a hard drive i then used to install from.. but that was not the same hard drive.
[08:38] <themusicgod1> it works just  fine until i get into gnome in any case'
[08:38] <Cynthia> theadmin: Yes, only the current user
[08:39] <Flannel> themusicgod1: Do you have numlock on?
[08:39] <cab00m> histo, I need to reset to get works the pc again
[08:39] <themusicgod1> arg
[08:39] <theadmin> Cynthia: Thanks.
[08:39] <themusicgod1> that works
[08:39] <CkhiKuzad> forget it, i give up.
[08:39] <histo> cab00m: it locks up?
[08:39] <themusicgod1> i could have sworn i tried that earlier
[08:39] <themusicgod1> oh well, works now, thanks
[08:39] <cab00m> histo, everything hangs, cursor, keyboard and screen, I reset
[08:39] <vikas> theadmin: is that possible to install mac os directly from hdd
[08:39] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: Well, if you host the installer files in /dev/sda2 and install to /dev/sda1, you won't have problems
[08:39] <lyrae> awesome. ubuntu server doesnt come with gcc. cant install sta driver
[08:40] <Surlent777> hahaha wow, laptop keyboards are crazy
[08:40] <histo> cab00m: if you use the free driver it doesn't hang?
[08:40] <Flannel> themusicgod1: Assuming this is a laptop, there's a "number pad" on the right half of the keyboard :)
[08:40] <theadmin> vikas: Macs? Sorry, never used em
[08:40] <Cynthia> lyrae: you can still install it: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[08:40] <themusicgod1> yeah
[08:40] <vikas> ok
[08:40] <lyrae> Cynthia, no internet. trying to install wireless driver
[08:40] <CkhiKuzad> Cynthia, i could possibly install it in /dev/sda3
[08:40] <CkhiKuzad> right?
[08:40] <cab00m> histo, I don't know what exactly need to be installed from free and if supports 3d
[08:40] <xs2ubuntu> hello
[08:40] <cab00m> I'm here for this :)
[08:40] <theadmin> o_O No gcc in server edition? What kind of a server can run without a C compiler? :/
[08:40] <Surlent777> lyrae: you obviously have internet now. Go download the package and put it on USB
[08:40] <histo> cab00m: remove the nvidia driver and see if the system continues locking up.
[08:41] <Flannel> theadmin: Plenty of servers. And you can install it easily enough should you need it.
[08:41] <lyrae> Surlent777, thats what im doing
[08:41] <histo> cab00m: or disable it in the system > admin > hardware drivers
[08:41] <histo> cab00m: it could be something else causing the problem
[08:41] <theadmin> Flannel: True... Ubuntu repos have freakin' everything :D
[08:41] <Surlent777> theadmin: not twin =(
[08:41] <cab00m> histo, ok, and for 3d (if this works)?
[08:41] <Cynthia> lyrae: on a computer with internet access, run 'sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get install --download build-essential' and get all the files from /var/cache/apt/archives - then copy those over to your server via LAN or USB or whatever
[08:41] <CkhiKuzad> Dr_Willis, everyone, thank you for all your help, but all of it requires stuff i dont have, I.E. a CD drive, a burner and a BIOS that can support booting to something other than floppy disks and CDs
[08:41] <theadmin> Surlent777: twin?
[08:41] <histo> cab00m: well we'll have to figure that out if the nvidia driver is int he repos perhaps you can download one from nvidia.com
[08:41] <debjit> I am trying to connect to IMAP server using command line but receive this error Command received without terminating <CR><LF> sequence. Any Help??
[08:42] <CkhiKuzad> also, i want to know how to enable floppy support in ubuntu 9.04, maybe i can get this working
[08:42] <Surlent777> theadmin: an obscure program that's basically a CLI/TTY "window manager". Cute, but buggy last time I tried it. Author's a really nice guy though. Helped me set it up best as we could
[08:42] <cab00m> I've tried the run installer from nvidia.com but it totally break the system :(
[08:42] <histo> debjit: how are you connecting with command line?
[08:42] <theadmin> Surlent777: Uhm. GNU Screen?
[08:42] <Cynthia> lyrae: then 'apt-get install build-essential' will work on the server
[08:42] <Flannel> lyrae, Cynthia: if you still have your Ubuntu CD, you can get it from that too.
[08:42] <enherit> the first time I try to ssh, gnome prompt me with a password. why is that?
[08:42] <debjit> histo: using openssl command
[08:42] <theadmin> Surlent777: That one is even better :D
[08:42] <histo> !nvidia | cab00m    Here are soem directions
[08:42] <Dr_Willis> CkhiKuzad:  you could convert teh Unetbootin install to one that has a persistant save file so you could in theory save chanves and so forth. :) as a work around.. thats not wuite the same as a nomral install.. but its close
[08:42] <Surlent777> theadmin: of course one can use that, but this is a graphical window manager. With graphical sub-terminals
[08:42] <theadmin> Surlent777: Oh.
[08:42] <prince-arif> So that seems Ubuntu 10.04 no longer supports auto-mounting feature?
[08:42] <Cynthia> Flannel: I thought the CD only had the build-essential metapackage itself in the CD's /pool/
[08:43] <lyrae> Flannel, yes i have my usb stick i installed from
[08:43] <cab00m> okay, thanks for the help
[08:43] <lyrae> how can i do it from there
[08:43] <histo> prince-arif: it works here
[08:43] <GSF1200S> any idea what would cause gparted to error out when performing operations saying "the kernel failed to re-read the partition table (Device or Resource is busy)
[08:43] <prince-arif> Hm...
[08:43] <Surlent777> prince-arif: that is incorrect. My system still automounts cds
[08:43] <CkhiKuzad> no, i want to know how to enable floppy disk support in 9.04
[08:43] <lyrae> i have to add the usb stick to the repository, and ive tried that before with no lucjk
[08:43] <Flannel> Cynthia: No, it has everything.  Having just build-essential without any of the depends would be totally worthless
[08:43] <cab00m> I let you know when I do, thanks again
[08:43] <GSF1200S> this is killing me- I have to use a live cd to do any drive modifications
[08:43] <histo> !floppy > CkhiKuzad
[08:43] <Cynthia> prince-arif: It works very well, actually, *except* for CDs on many systems. Hard drives, USB drives, etc., work flawlessly
[08:43] <CkhiKuzad> thanks histo
[08:43] <histo> prince-arif: even mounts my ipods and cameras etc..
[08:44] <Cynthia> Flannel: hm, I could have sworn I saw only build-essential. (and fwcutter, and some other utils) but you're probably right
[08:44] <nixjr> i struggle with regex, whats a good gui app for renaming multiple files according to complex conditions?
[08:44] <prince-arif> I have also noticed that there's no entry for CDS in /etc/fstab!
[08:44] <Flannel> Cynthia: http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.04/ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.list  If you want to see everything that's in there
[08:44] <Cynthia> prince-arif: the auto-mounter is supposed to handle them
[08:44] <theadmin> prince-arif: Sure there aren't.
[08:44] <prince-arif> So /etc/fstab is obsolete?
[08:44] <Surlent777> nixjr: try searching "batch renamer" or something like that in Synaptic. Might find a few things
[08:45] <theadmin> prince-arif: ...No, it's just not for removable devices
[08:45] <richardcavell> Folks, is 10.04 a long term support release?
[08:45] <histo> God my web browsing is slow. It sits resolving host even though my dig times are very low.
[08:45] <Cynthia> prince-arif: for automountable media it is; for internal hard drive partitions it's still in use
[08:45] <Flannel> richardcavell: Yes
[08:45] <histo> Anyone have an idea?
[08:45] <richardcavell> Flannel: thanks
[08:45] <Cynthia> Flannel: Ah, I see gcc in there. Thanks for the link :)
[08:45] <prince-arif> Ok, one step further: need to fix the auto mounter. :-)
[08:45] <richardcavell> Anyone here using 10.04 on a Macbook?  Can anyone vouch for how good it runs on Mac?
[08:45] <GSF1200S> histo: disable ipv6
[08:45] <richardcavell> Jaunty was a bit ordinary, Karmic was considerably better but still buggy
[08:45] <Cynthia> lyrae: Your Ubuntu Server CD should have it then, per Flannel's message
[08:46] <lyrae> Flannel, i wouldnt mind installing the server again if i can pass arguments on installation that would install gcc. is that possible?
[08:46] <Flannel> Cynthia: Oh, we're on server?  Thats this one ;) http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.04/ubuntu-10.04-server-i386.list
[08:46] <histo> GSF1200S: I'll have to find some updated instructions I thought I disabled it but maybe not.
[08:46] <GSF1200S> histo: http://en.opensuse.org/Disable_IPv6_for_Firefox
[08:46] <Cynthia> Flannel: Yes, lyrae wants to install gcc on -server :P
[08:46] <lyrae> Cynthia, i installed via usb stick, not cd. so yes it has it but its not a repository in synaptic
[08:46] <GSF1200S> its for opensuse, but all it is a firefox change
[08:46] <histo> GSF1200S: using chromium here
[08:46] <theadmin> Wow. It's noisy here today
[08:47] <lyrae> i need to install gcc to make STA (wireless) driver =/
[08:47] <nixjr> Surlent777, thanks, that wording you used helped me find what i needed, an app called gprename
[08:47] <Cynthia> lyrae: make it one, via software sources --> third-party (tab) --> add , or /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:47] <GSF1200S> histo: hmm, cant tell you then- I dont have chromium
[08:47] <lyrae> Cynthia, no GUI on server
[08:47] <Surlent777> nixjr: awesome. I was thinking of some KDE app but that works too.
[08:47] <Flannel> lyrae: The automagic stuff for CD-as-repo sometimes has issues with USB tsuff, so it might be a case where you justhave to manually grep through the debs and install what you need, until you can get onto the internet
[08:47] <histo> GSF1200S: on ifconfig I don't see an ipv6 address for my card
[08:47] <prince-arif> Yep, USBs won't mount either.
[08:47] <Cynthia> lyrae: you mentioned synaptic
[08:47] <Viking667> Hey all. What do I use to get grub to rewrite /boot/grub/grub.cfg  ?
[08:47] <lyrae> Cynthia, yes my fault, i meant apt-get
[08:47] <theadmin> Viking667: sudo update-grub
[08:47] <lyrae> Flannel, that made me want to cry
[08:48] <GSF1200S> histo: neither did I yet I had lag times until I disabled it in Firefox- made no sense to me
[08:48] <lyrae> and trust me when i say ive edited sources.list to try to add the usb to the repo list.
[08:48] <lyrae> every possible way. and no luck
[08:48] <histo> GSF1200S: yeah I'll have to figure out if it can be disabled in chrome
[08:48] <Viking667> thank you
[08:48] <GSF1200S> well, I know about:plugins works for chrome
[08:48] <Flannel> lyrae: You can't manually add the CD to the repos (sources.list) because there's some extra stuff that goes on
[08:48] <GSF1200S> or at least it did...
[08:48] <Cynthia> lyrae: 'deb file:///PATH/TO/USBStick/ lucid main restricted' ?
[08:49] <Surlent777> histo: try disabling ipv6 via grub?
[08:49] <lyrae> Cynthia, i shall try
[08:49] <Flannel> lyrae: You use apt-cdrom to do so, and lets see what we can come up with for USB
[08:49] <Cynthia> [lyrae/ me] or perhaps this doesn't work
[08:49] <CkhiKuzad> /dev/fd0 does not exist on my system -.-
[08:49] <CkhiKuzad> i need to know how to make it possible to use floppy disks
[08:49] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: if you have a floppy drive but no device for it, please check your BIOS
[08:49] <prince-arif> Yeah, sure, no external media actually mounts...
[08:50] <histo> Surlent777: how?  also how would I even see if its enabled. I thought I disabled it by some method before but i've also reinstalled can't remember if I did it again.
[08:50] <Flannel> lyrae: I'd try apt-cdrom -m -d=/path/to/mount add
[08:50] <CkhiKuzad> Cynthia, i cant do that while staying in IRC. i need to know how to allow floppies to be ACCESSED FROM WITHIN UBUNTU 9.04 (that wasnt shouting, it was extreme emphasis by increasing decibels)
[08:50] <Surlent777> histo: I can't seem to remember how to check to see if it's on, but I may be able to dig up how to do what I said
[08:50] <lyrae> Flannel, do i have to mount sdc1 to /media/usb or can i use -d=/dev/sdc1 ?
[08:51] <Flannel> lyrae: I'm pretty sure it can be arbitrary
[08:51] <Flannel> lyrae: sdc1 isn't usable though
[08:51] <Flannel> lyrae: At least, from the filesystems perspective
[08:51] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: [shouting] ;) [while staying on IRC] you will probably have to leave IRC to check the BIOS; depending on the manufacturer, you'll need to press ESC, DEL or F10 to enter Setup and find the floppy drive A: option, and enable it
[08:52] <Cynthia> CkhiKuzad: after enabling the floppy drive, you will be automatically able to access it back in Linux with /dev/fd0
[08:52] <Surlent777> histo: try adding to /etc/default/grub GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="ipv6.disable=1"
[08:52] <lyrae> Flannel, typing that gives "repeat this process for the rest of the CDs in your set
[08:52] <Flannel> lyrae: the manpage says you might even need to add it to fstab (because its expecting a CDrom)
[08:53] <rsb_> hi guys
[08:53] <Flannel> lyrae: Hmm, we might have a winner then.  What does `sudo apt-get update` give you?
[08:53] <histo> Surlent777: Yeah i just found I have it disabled in sysctl.conf
[08:53] <Surlent777> histo: Try it this way too. It may still help.
[08:53] <lyrae> we dont have a winner, Flannel =[
[08:53] <Surlent777> histo: you can always revert if it does nothign
[08:54] <histo> Surlent777: yea let me add it
[08:54] <rsb_> does anyone know any sign cutting software for ubuntu
[08:54] <Flannel> lyrae: No?  What's required to get this machine on the internet?  just build-essential?
[08:54] <Surlent777> rsb_: no, but I do know that a chainsaw makes for a spectacular time =P
[08:54] <lyrae> apt-get update gives errors "failed to fetch http:...", a bunch of them. then i tried sudo apt-get intall gcc, and package not found
[08:54] <Flannel> lyrae: Ah, yeah, http is it looking for the internet ones.
[08:55] <lyrae> Flannel, need to get gcc in there so i can 'make'/install wireless driver
[08:55] <lyrae> Flannel, yep
[08:55] <CkhiKuzad> -.- Cynthia, you know nothing of my work. i know that the floppy drive is enabled, its just that apparently ubuntu 9.04 doesnt think that anyone uses them.
[08:55] <rsb_> used for sign making
[08:55] <Cynthia> 03:41:33  Cynthia lyrae: on a computer with internet access, run 'sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get install --download build-essential' and get all the files from /var/cache/apt/archives - then copy those over to your server via LAN or USB or whatever
[08:55] <Flannel> lyrae: Alright, lets go the easy way then, give me a sec to give you a few spammy lines that'll get you there ;)
[08:55] <lyrae> abttune!
[08:55] <rsb_> radium number plate
[08:55]  * histo wonders if QoS would help my resolving slowdowns.  I even have my own cachine server.
[08:55] <timClicks> which ides work with bzr?
[08:55] <lyrae> Cynthia, i will try that if all else fails =D
[08:56] <rsb_> on windows i use flexi sign pro
[08:56] <Flannel> lyrae: mount your USB, and go to /pool/main on it
[08:56] <Cynthia> lyrae: the files shall be copied to the same directory on the server, i.e. /var/cache/apt/archives
[08:56] <CkhiKuzad> forget it, i will use Debian for it, it at least still has support
[08:56] <Flannel> lyrae: This is Lucid, yes?
[08:56] <lyrae> yes
[08:56] <lyrae> next step :)
[08:57] <rsb_> but now i love ubuntu so much thhat i want to use the machine on ubuntu too
[08:57] <lyrae> Cynthia, once i bring the files over via usb stick, i wont know what to do with them
[08:57] <lyrae> aka i dont know how to install, teehee. i always let apt-get do the work for me
[08:57] <histo> Nope still takes about 8 seconds to load the google.com
[08:57] <Surlent777> rsb_: in all seriousness, you're asking for something that most people will never use. You're better off asking Google or searching Synaptic
[08:57] <rsb_> anyone has anyone has any idea
[08:57] <histo> I don't get why resolvign is so slow. I've tried switching dns etc... My download speeds are fine.
[08:58] <rsb_> i did try it
[08:58] <Cynthia> lyrae: after having copied the files to the server's /var/cache/apt/archives, any attempt to install software will consult that first. so you'll be able to apt-get as normal
[08:58] <dancek> CkhiKuzad, just as a quick test you could try 'sudo modprobe floppy' -- this should be done automatically, but still you can try
[08:58] <wildbat> how do i fix "out of scan range" in fullscreen OpenGL game?
[08:58] <lyrae> Cynthia, oh i get what youre trying to do
[08:58] <rsb_>  but couldnt get a proper solution
[08:58] <Surlent777> rsb_: if google doesn't know about software that unusual, we probably won't either, sorry
[08:58] <Cynthia> lyrae: apt-get install build-essential --> 10 packages installed, need to get 0 B of archives, etc.
[08:58] <prince-arif> Omg, it seems even Alt+Shift+F1/F2/F3... won't work anymore! Dear Canonical, Ltd, what have you done....
[08:58] <Cynthia> then zoom zoom, installed! :)
[08:58] <student08> Hi ; ]
[08:58] <lyrae> i clean the cache directory on this computer with internet. download the install essentials. put the install essentials in the server's apt cache dir
[08:59] <lyrae> and then just run apt-get install?
[08:59] <Cynthia> prince-arif: It's Ctrl+Alt+FNUMBER from within the GUI
[08:59] <Cynthia> lyrae: Correct
[08:59] <lyrae> Cynthia, oh, smart!
[08:59] <rsb_> ok thanks guys for your responses
[08:59] <ryuho> oh hey
[08:59] <lyrae> will try soon. let me just finish flannels instruction
[08:59] <Cynthia> lyrae: You may also omit the cleaning step, if you want a copy of all the internet-gotten packages.
[08:59] <lyrae> no ill clean
[08:59] <rsb_> i'm so happy being hear
[09:00] <Cynthia> lyrae: Ok :)
[09:00] <dwj> what ?
[09:00] <costre> rsb_, Do you mean like CNC-guidance programs?
[09:00] <lyrae> Flannel, awaiting instructions. whenever youre ready
[09:01] <rsb_> cnc i dont know
[09:01] <prince-arif> Cynthia, take a look: "Buffer I/O on device fd0". And when I try "sudo modprobe -r floppy", I get: "FATAL: Module floppy is in use.". Yeah, somehow need to remove this floppy.
[09:01] <Flannel> lyrae: I can't remember anymore, do you have gcc installed already? (apt-cache policy gcc)
[09:01] <rsb_> its a vinyl cutting machine
[09:01] <prince-arif> Buffer I/O error*
[09:01] <Cynthia> prince-arif: Er. I don't know how to do that :(
[09:01] <rsb_> used for stickerr cutting
[09:01] <costre> rsb_, Does it output on parallel port or the like?
[09:02] <rsb_> sign making
[09:02] <prince-arif> Tried to blacklist it, but it doesn't work. :-(
[09:02] <rsb_> yeah
[09:02] <landswipe> how do i get yaffs2 support on ubuntu server?
[09:02] <landswipe> will i need to build my own kernel?
[09:02] <costre> rsb_, You could try to wine the program
[09:02] <rsb_> its like a printer
[09:02] <sint> hey, i've just installed 10.4 and i have to say i like gwibber. but i would love to add more networks into it. are there any plugins out there or maybe another software with more sites?
[09:03] <rsb_> but it dosent print it cuts the sticker and we paste them
[09:03] <plum> i can't use my microphone... can someone help me find where i can download mic addons?
[09:03] <plum> it's a built in hp mic
[09:03] <rsb_> where ever we need to
[09:03] <HollyRain> does anybody is using btrfs?
[09:04] <lyrae> Flannel, says 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
[09:04] <lyrae> release a=now
[09:04] <Flannel> lyrae: Good.  Alright, lets see if this works
[09:04] <rsb_> the programme dosent work on wine
[09:04] <Dr_Willis> I dont suppose anyone has noticed a way to make a 'live usb' disk install (to a flash drive) NOT ask the 'test it out/install'  question? I want it to go straight to the 'test ubuntu' and never ask to install.
[09:04] <Flannel> lyrae: Oh, is this 386 or amd64?
[09:05] <lyrae> Flannel, however, just typing 'gcc' says 'the program 'gcc' can be found in the following packages: *gcc, *pentium-builder'
[09:05] <lyrae> and i forgot. how do i check if im running 32 or 64. processor is 64, but im not sure which OS version i downloaded. forgot
[09:06] <Cynthia> lyrae: uname -a, look for i686-gnu or amd64-gnu
[09:06] <lyrae> Cynthia, thanks. Flannel 32bit
[09:06] <Flannel> lyrae: on the USB drive, check /README.diskdefines
[09:06] <Flannel> Ah, alright.
[09:07] <Flannel> lyrae: From the /pool/main folder of your mounted USB, lets try this command:
[09:07] <plum> can someone help me fix my mic/.?
[09:07] <rsb_> ok thanks i google it myslg
[09:07] <Flannel> sudo dpkg -i b/build-essential/build-essential_11.4build1_i386.deb m/make-dfsg/make_3.81-7ubuntu1_i386.deb e/eglibc/libc6-dev_2.11.1-0ubuntu7_i386.deb e/eglibc/libc-dev-bin_2.11.1-0ubuntu7_i386.deb l/linux/linux-libc-dev_2.6.32-21.32_i386.deb d/dpkg/dpkg-dev_<IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu4_all.deb p/patch/patch_2.6-2ubuntu1_i386.deb g/gcc-defaults/cpp_4.4.3-1ubuntu1_i386.deb g/gcc-defaults/g++_4.4.3-1ubuntu1_i386.deb g/gcc-defaults/gcc_4.4.3-1ubuntu1_i386.deb g/gcc
[09:07] <Flannel> Oh geez
[09:07] <Cynthia> Flannel: message cut off
[09:07] <airtonix> ruhoh
[09:07] <Flannel> Thats longer than I thought itd be.  Let me pastebin it.
[09:07] <rsb_> someone pls suggest me a good irc client for ubuntu
[09:07] <Flannel> lyrae: http://paste.ubuntu.com/437723/  (you can get there via: w3m http://paste.ubuntu.com/437723/ )
[09:08] <Cynthia> rsb_, xchat (gui) or xchat-gnome, irssi (console)
[09:08] <Loshki> rsb_: I second xchat...
[09:08] <rsb_> anything else
[09:08] <rsb_> right now i'm using it xchat
[09:08] <Dr_Willis> rsb_:  depends on your needs. thers a dozwn of them
[09:08] <discopatrick> hi. i'm setting up the ufw defaults at /etc/default/ufw - do these defaults apply to all NICs attached to the machine? is it possible to apply them to just one NIC? This machine is acting as a router/firewall for my home network, so i want to block all incoming connections from the external NIC, but allow them from the internal NIC
[09:08] <Viking667> irssi
[09:08] <Viking667> I don't even bother to use xchat
[09:08] <Cynthia> rsb_ please check the category Internet / Chat in the Ubuntu software centre
[09:09] <Flannel> lyrae: to make it easier to use, you could wget http://paste.ubuntu.com/437723/  too (and then chop off the html)
[09:09] <Viking667> there's also the irc portion of pidgin, but I prefer irssi
[09:09] <rsb_> in fact it is the first time i'm using irc
[09:09] <Flannel> lyrae: Unfortunately, theres no way to download it in plaintext because the people who admin that site are idiots and require openID to do so.
[09:09] <Flannel> lyrae: Oh, I could use another site too, if you're not able to easily copy/paste (retyping wouldn't be fun, obviously).  Let me know.
[09:10] <rsb_> which is your favorite
[09:10] <rsb_> irc
[09:10] <plum> Can someone help me find my microphone driver?
[09:10] <Cynthia> rsb_, xchat
[09:10] <Loshki> rsb_: chatzilla in firefox is great for beginners, imo...
[09:10] <Dr_Willis> !ubiquity
[09:11] <rsb_> thanks i'm using
[09:11] <rsb_> xchat
[09:11] <mnemon> xchat is good for desktop usage and irssi for shells
[09:11] <Cynthia> !enter | rsb_
[09:11] <Surlent777> by the way, in regard to my earlier problem, nvidia-settings has an "overscan" adjuster. I thought that had to do with scanlines. I was wrong. Dragging that around adjusts the display if you're connected to a TV
[09:11] <histo> Surlent777: yeah it puts the image off the screen
[09:11] <rsb_> sorry
[09:11] <lyrae> Flannel, hold on. thats quite possibly the longest command anyones ever had to give. ever.
[09:11] <Flannel> lyrae: hah
[09:12] <Surlent777> histo: no one in here or #kubuntu knew that before =( NOW THEY DO THOUGH
[09:12] <lyrae> Flannel, i run that on laptop, right? where i have no internet and am trying to install gcc
[09:12] <Surlent777> anyway, night
[09:12] <Flannel> lyrae: You run that on your server.  Oooh, no internet.  Crap.  Sneakernetting the command would be a pain, but is doable.
[09:12] <Jordan_U> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/437723/plain/
[09:12] <Flannel> Jordan_U: Requires OpenID
[09:13] <Jordan_U> :(
[09:13] <wildbat> how do i fix "out of scan range" in fullscreen OpenGL game?
[09:13] <lyrae> Flannel, no way. i get lost. i need to copy and paste
[09:13] <lyrae> if i copy this in a text file and transfer over, do you know how to run the command off the txt file?
[09:13] <Dr_Willis> lyrae:  sh foo.txt
[09:14] <lyrae> thanks
[09:16] <arunkumar413> how to assign a keyboard shortcut to open terminal
[09:16] <toader> hi, which software support SIP?
[09:16] <Flannel> lyrae: If that errors, I only need the package name of the dependency that's missing, and we can modify it.  I think (and certainly hope) that I got everything.
[09:17] <Cynthia> toader: Ekiga
[09:17] <anonymouse_> arunkumar413, System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts
[09:17] <anonymouse_> arunkumar413, the default is Ctrl+Alt+T
[09:17] <michael1982> wat do i do when i get something like this?Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.10 _Karmic Koala_ - Release i386 (20091028.5)/dists/karmic/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[09:17] <michael1982> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.10 _Karmic Koala_ - Release i386 (20091028.5)/dists/karmic/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[09:17] <michael1982> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[09:17] <ylmfos> asus 笔记本ubuntu10.04 花屏。。
[09:17] <FloodBot4> michael1982: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:17] <ylmfos> 有谁碰到？
[09:18] <sangho> how can i record my desktop screen?
[09:18] <moetunes> !cn | ylmfos
[09:18] <Cynthia> !jp | ylmfos
[09:18] <sangho> i want make video clip
[09:18] <Flannel> !screencast | sangho
[09:18] <sangho> thanks
[09:18] <Cynthia> whoops, seems I can't tell Japanese and Chinese apart stll
[09:19] <Cynthia> ... still *
[09:19] <lyrae> Flannel, i think its isntalling
[09:19] <lyrae> unpacking libc6-dev...etc
[09:19] <Peikko> hi. are on these servers german support channels too?
[09:19] <Flannel> lyrae: Good.  I /believe/ it'd give errors right away if it did have any.  But we'll see
[09:19] <overmind> !german | Peikko
[09:19] <Dr_Willis> !de | Peikko
[09:19] <Flannel> Peikko: #ubuntu-de, yeah.
[09:20] <Peikko> duh. i looked for it but didn't find it. thank you anyway
[09:20] <Thomas_H> 5 hours later: ubuntu is installed! yay!
[09:20] <lyrae> still unpacking stuff
[09:20] <lyrae> so far so good
[09:20] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  golly. takes me about 20 min. :)
[09:20] <mnemon> michael1982: disable cdrom as apt source
[09:20] <lyrae> lol its intense. i keep looking @ the screen for errors. its like watching the final episode of lost
[09:21]  * red2kic boots Ubuntu LiveCD for first time.
[09:21] <Flannel> lyrae: Oh, the errors would be noticable, accompanied by stoppage of activity.  They won't try and sneak one by
[09:21] <lyrae> Flannel, ok it says errors wee encountered
[09:21] <lyrae> Flannel, BUT, gcc seems to work. i type 'gcc' and it sauys 'no input files'
[09:21] <Flannel> lyrae: Which packages have unmet dependencies (and does it say which packages it wants?)
[09:21] <raviepic3> hello am using version 9.04, now i have the cd of 10, how can i upgrade my os without any loss of data in my present system ?
[09:22] <lyrae> Flannel, dont know. but its working
[09:22] <anonymouse_> raviepic3, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[09:22] <michael1982> ok so wat can i do when i get something like that
[09:22] <plum> CAn someone please help me find the correct drivers I need for my built-in microphone?
[09:22] <lyrae> Flannel, thank you, lol. if i wasnt jobless id totally donate
[09:22] <Flannel> lyrae: gcc was installed before we did any of this.  It's installed by default
[09:22] <Flannel> lyrae: What were the packages missing?
[09:22] <red2kic> raviepic3: If you have external storage mediums, I'd suggest to backup important stuffs (/home/ and /etc/) for most cases, then do a clean installation. :3
[09:22] <JoshuaL> i only have ubuntu installed at my laptop, so it doesnt show grub when booting, how can i make grub appear whenever I need it upon boot?
[09:22] <Flannel> raviepic3: You can upgrade over the internet, or you can download the 10.04 Alternate CD (not Desktop CD) and use that to upgrade
[09:23] <red2kic> raviepic3: Do you have high-speed Internet?
[09:23] <raviepic3> Flannel, yeah i have the cd
[09:23] <red2kic> raviepic3: Desktop CD is not same as Alternate CD.
[09:24] <plum> help
[09:24] <lyrae> Flannel, it just says "Errors were encountered while processing: dkpg-dev, gcc-4.4, build-essential, g++, gcc, g++-4.4" but i think those files were there, from when i copied from /var/cache/apt/archives/
[09:24] <raviepic3> red2kic, Alternate cd ?
[09:24] <raviepic3> you mena the bootable disc ?
[09:24] <raviepic3> red2kic, ^
[09:24] <Flannel> lyrae: Oh, any usable errors before that?
[09:24] <red2kic> raviepic3: http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/
[09:24] <Cynthia> raviepic3: The bootable disc is the Desktop LiveCD. The Alternate CD just has software packages, you can't boot from it.
[09:24] <alfredo> anyone knows where to get the Fire animation for CompizConfig setting manager? the drop down box on my system doesnt have the fire one...
[09:25] <raviepic3> Cynthia, then i have the bootable disc
[09:25] <Flannel> Cynthia: Yes you can.  You boot to an installer, not a live environment though
[09:25] <red2kic> raviepic3: There are *many* way to install Ubuntu
[09:25] <plum> can someone help plz
[09:25] <lyrae> Flannel, nope
[09:25] <Flannel> lyrae: How utterly annoying.
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> alfredo:  check the package manager for other compiz plugins. it may not be included by default
[09:25] <Flannel> lyrae: Oh, hold up a minute.
[09:25] <Cynthia> alfredo: please install the package compiz-config-gnome and find the icon in System / Preferences
[09:25] <hkm> some one can remember me how to go ubuntu-es?
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> hkm:  /join #channelname
[09:26] <Cynthia> alfredo: whoops, for the manager... means you probably have it already
[09:26] <Flannel> lyrae: Ah, I did miss some packages.  Let me fix that.
[09:26] <hkm> ty
[09:27] <plum> help i can't use my microphone !
[09:27] <nmvictor> how do i know the appropriate mode lines to place in my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[09:27] <raviepic3> can anybody point me to the right direction for upgrading my installation ? right now i have 9.04 installed and havea bootable disc of 10, i want to make this without any loss in data
[09:27] <xyz> hey
[09:27] <xyz> is it possible to use c# on  ubuntu
[09:27] <rsk> raviepic3 sudo update-manager -d
[09:27] <rsk> xyz yes
[09:28] <plum> can someone help
[09:28] <costre> raviepic3, I would say backup what you need and make a clean install from scratch :)
[09:28] <Cynthia> alfredo: (from PM) I don't know where the fire plugin is, perhaps a search for 'compiz fire plugin' in Synaptic is in order though
[09:28] <raviepic3> costre, what ! :(, whats the selective advantage in doing that, over upgrading ?
[09:28] <Cynthia> xyz: install the Mono packages (mono) and something like SharpDevelop
[09:29] <sanousy> Hi
[09:29] <moetunes> plum: you just state your issue in here :}
[09:29] <hkm> guys, can someboddy help me to configura/install mousepen 8x6 on ubuntu 10.04?
[09:29] <Jordan_U> !upgrade | raviepic3
[09:29] <sanousy> Is there anyone can tell me a good channel for Vala?
[09:29] <Thomas_H> Man is my computer ever slow - I JUST installed ubuntu and it is running at a snail's pace
[09:29] <lyrae> Flannel, okay
[09:29] <Thomas_H> Trying to install video card driver...
[09:29] <plum> moetunes: my built in microphone is not working in ubuntu
[09:29] <Flannel> lyrae: http://paste.ubuntu.com/437731/
[09:30] <nmvictor> anyone please, how do i know the appropriate mode lines to place in my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[09:30] <Flannel> lyrae: That one should work hopefully!
[09:30] <plum> moetunes: how can i fix ?
[09:30] <hkm> guys, can someboddy help me to configura/install mousepen 8x6 on ubuntu 10.04  x64?
[09:30] <arunkumar413> i have gcc 4.3.3  on my system. i want documentation about the header files and inbuilt functions so that i can learn about them and write programs for linux
[09:30] <Dr_Willis> nmvictor:  ages ago i used a 'x modeline generator web site' but ive not had to mess with modelines in 4+ years
[09:31] <rsk> arunkumar413 gcc.gnu.org for docs or 'man gcc'
[09:31] <sanousy> :-S
[09:31] <lyrae> Flannel, alright. its doing its thing
[09:31] <Jordan_U> nmvictor: Resolution problems are rarely fixable by specifying modes in the grub.cfg, they are usually driver problems.
[09:31] <plum> moetunes: are you there?
[09:31] <lyrae> unpacking
[09:31] <Jordan_U> nmvictor: s/grub.cfg/xorg.confg
[09:31] <Jordan_U> -g :)
[09:31] <arunkumar413> i downloaded it but it does not contian information about the header files and functions
[09:31] <wooboy77> hi! how do I connect a second PC to a modem connection???
[09:32] <mnemon> arunkumar413: download the header files and their doc packages
[09:32] <moetunes> plum: I was afk - just ask the whole channel mate
[09:32] <plum> moetunes: i have been asking, lol
[09:33] <moetunes> plum: I don't use a microphone here sorry - I'm sure someone here does tho
[09:33] <plum> ah ok
[09:33] <plum> can anyone else help?
[09:34] <lyrae> Flannel, same thing, but only 2 packages now
[09:34] <Flannel> lyrae: Which two?
[09:34] <lyrae> dpkg-dev, build-essential
[09:34] <Flannel> lyrae: Also, we're getting closer.  Ah, that's really only one package then (since b-e wont install with dpkg-dev)
[09:34] <moetunes> plum: if you don't get a reply it is best to wait a bit then ask again - others might have joined that might know
[09:35] <Jordan_U> Flannel: Did you use either of the options in !offline to generate your list?
[09:36] <plum> alright well
[09:36] <plum> i will try to fix again when i have had more sleep
[09:36] <nmvictor> Jordan_U: what was that, a suggestion?
[09:36] <plum> see you guys later :)
[09:36] <speiros> Is there any choice in which choice of server type I have when setting the server settings on Thunderbird?
[09:36] <lyrae> Flannel, ok :) also, the install instructions for the driver, says that if it cant build, to make sure i have linux-headers-generic
[09:37] <speiros> I have an issue and can't connect as it states it is IMAP, and doesn't allow me to choose POP3
[09:37] <Thomas_H> what is the command to install my video card's driver?
[09:37] <Jordan_U> nmvictor: It was a suggestion, but I suspect that Flannel already knows about it :)
[09:37] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  depends on the video card.  jockey-gtk for the 'hardware drivers' tool  is where i would start
[09:38] <magupova> 12061986
[09:38] <costre> raviepic3, It's the feeling of it .... like buying a new car of the latest model instead of replacing all the different components to make it the same :)
[09:38] <Thomas_H> how do I jockey-gtk?
[09:38] <magupova> m.agupova
[09:38] <Jordan_U> Thomas_H: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[09:38] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  run command from termianl.. or use the menu li9ke Jordan_U  said .
[09:38] <raviepic3> costre, well its time consuming
[09:38] <raviepic3> ?
[09:39] <Flannel> lyrae: http://paste.ubuntu.com/437734/
[09:39] <Thomas_H> I get: GtkWarning: could not open display
[09:39] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  use the menu item....
[09:39] <Thomas_H> The thing though is that the graphics keep locking up
[09:39] <Flannel> Jordan_U: That apturl wasn't updated last I checked it.
[09:39] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  and your video card is a ?
[09:40] <Thomas_H> 8800 gts 640mb
[09:40] <Cynthia> !graphics > Cynthia
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> I got an 8800gtsxxx - works fine. :)
[09:40] <Jordan_U> Flannel: It has an option for lucid if that's what you mean.
[09:40] <Th3On3> somebody tried to use samba3 and samba4 on the same server ?
[09:40] <Flannel> Jordan_U: oh?  That's new
[09:40] <speiros> I am running ubuntu and thunderbird
[09:41] <Thomas_H> I want to see if downloading the driver will help
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:   you should be able to use that hardware drivers tool and install the proper drivers in just a few clicks.,
[09:41] <amir_varasteh> hi , where is program icons ? i forgot it .
[09:41] <Thomas_H> yeah but I can't click
[09:41] <Thomas_H> The graphics keep locking up :|
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  try 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-current'    perhaps.
[09:42] <Cynthia> ops: suggestion for factoid: !graphics = "When you face a problem with your computer's graphics, please provide the brand and model of your graphics card or chipset (lspci) and !paste the contents of /var/log/Xorg.log"
[09:42] <amir_varasteh>  hi , where is program icons ? i forgot it .
[09:42] <discopatrick> is it possible to reset ipfilter to its defaults, without all the ufw rules added?
[09:43] <Cynthia> amir_varasteh: are you looking for /usr/share/icons ?
[09:43] <anonymouse_> amine, /usr/share/icons
[09:43] <Jordan_U> Thomas_H: jockey-text
[09:43] <drmagoo> exit
[09:43] <sylver> http://xdccing.com/
[09:44] <lyrae> Flannel, i reboot the netbook and can't mound usb drive again. says sdc1 does not exist. how can i see whcih sdc1/sdd1/etc the usb stick is?
[09:44] <Jordan_U> Cynthia: You can make suggestions with "/msg ubottu !graphics is <reply> When you face..."
[09:44] <amir_varasteh> Cynthia: no . i installed virtual box , and i can't find its icon
[09:44] <amir_varasteh> Cynthia : and it's not in usr/share/icons
[09:44] <Cynthia> Jordan_U: hm, didn't know that :o Thanks
[09:44] <Th3On3> somebody tried to use samba3 and samba4 on the same server ?
[09:45] <Flannel> lyrae: sudo fdisk -l (thats a lowercase L) should give you some insight
[09:45] <Jordan_U> Cynthia: You're welcome.
[09:45] <Cynthia> amir_varasteh: here the VirtualBoxOSE launcher's icon is /usr/share/icons/virtualbox.png
[09:47] <amir_varasteh> Cynthia: would u please send that icon for me ?
[09:49] <Cynthia> amir_varasteh: http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/4828/virtualboxg.png
[09:49] <amir_varasteh> Cynthia ty
[09:49] <Cynthia> amir_varasteh: You're welcome
[09:50] <Jordan_U> JoshuaL: Hold shift.
[09:50] <JoshuaL> Jordan_U, thanks!
[09:51] <Jordan_U> JoshuaL: You're welcome.
[09:52] <lyrae> Flannel, perfect. no errors
[09:53] <kbmaniac> just installed 10.04 on my laptop, all good but ubuntu one probs, no 'cloud' icon in taskbar as used to be in 9.10 and does not seem to want to sync to ubuntu one folder, or is it still real slow as some people have reported ?
[09:53] <histo> kbmaniac: click on yoru name to get to ubuntu one
[09:55] <kbmaniac> yep, got that, 'sync in progress...' benn like that for 15 mins for a small file.
[09:55] <kbmaniac> do you guys just link to ~/ubuntu one now, used to be able to click on the could icon
[09:56] <Flannel> lyrae: to install the headers, just cd to l/linux/ and dpkg -i linux-headers-2.6.32-21_2.6.32-21.32_all.deb
[09:56] <Flannel> lyrae: You can use tab complete too ;)
[09:57] <Thomas_H> AWESOME
[09:57] <Thomas_H> The gui is working perfectly now
[09:57] <Thomas_H> thanks everyone :D
[09:59] <Th3On3> anybody tried to use samba3 and samba4 on the same server ?
[09:59] <Juniksz> Hello. When I press a Ctrl + Alt + F1 the console is displayed. The trouble is that is in the wrong place. The left side of the screen is a little black bar on and you can not see the right side. How can I fix this ?
[10:00] <lyrae> Flannel, thanks sooooo much for your help!
[10:00] <lyrae> cant tell you how glad i am
[10:00] <Cynthia> Juniksz: Monitor auto-adjustment
[10:00] <Juniksz> Cynthia: where can i find it, or how can i use?
[10:01] <Cynthia> Juniksz: Is there an AUTO button of any sort on the bottom of your computer's monitor?
[10:01] <Flannel> lyrae: My pleasure
[10:01] <lyrae> =]
[10:02] <Thomas_H> goddamn I thought that ubuntu was supposed to be easy
[10:02] <Thomas_H> how do I change my monitor's resolution?
[10:03] <Cynthia> Thomas_H: System/Preferences/Monitors
[10:03] <anodesni> Hi, My network manager icon has become a blank, how can I fix this?
[10:03] <Cynthia> (It was Preferences/Screen Resolution before Hardy)
[10:03] <Juniksz> Cynthia: no,i don't have.. Is it configure only by the monitor?
[10:03] <Dr_Willis> Complaining about how hard it is when theres an icon for the task? :)
[10:03] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  for nvidia cards you want to use the nvidia-settings tool most likely
[10:03] <Cynthia> Juniksz: I am not aware of any adjustment available for TTYs
[10:04] <Dr_Willis> Juniksz:  there is the fbset command that can tweak the consoles IF they are using the framebuffer.
[10:05] <Dr_Willis> Juniksz:  i had a similer issue on my iMAC DV ages ago.
[10:05] <anodesni> furthermore, It's not usable anymore, I can't left-click on it to connect to a network
[10:06] <kroms> Hi
[10:06] <kroms> How's it going?
[10:06] <Juniksz> Dr_Willis: ok, i'll try it, thanks
[10:07] <anonymouse_> anodesni, try killall -9 nm-applet; nm-applet
[10:08] <Thomas_H> It says You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (justrun nvidia-xconfig as root) and restart the X server... I went into my terminal and typed sudo nvidia-xconfig and it says WARNING: Unable to locate/open X configuration file. New X configuration file written to /etc/Xll/xorg.conf... then I go to system>administration>hardware drivers>  NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver is already selecte
[10:08] <kroms> anonymouse_, I'm new.. just trying to learn.  that is the ultra kill this application, then run it again correct?
[10:08] <anonymouse_> kroms, correct
[10:08] <kroms> anonymouse_, Nice :D  I'm remembering things!
[10:08] <anodesni> anonymouse_, thanks it works for now,
[10:09] <DjAngo23> I'm looking for a script or anything, that deletes my duplicate songs from my hardrive, any idea ?
[10:09] <anonymouse_> DjAngo23, use fslint-gui
[10:09] <anonymouse_> DjAngo23, sudo aptitude install fslint
[10:10] <badcloud> any one know how to get the system beep to work? I selected option in gnome-terminal and still nothing
[10:10] <DjAngo23> anonymouse_: Thanks, it's seems like beeing exactly what i was looking for ;)
[10:10] <Wolfeyes> Does your other sound work badcloud ?
[10:10] <badcloud> Wolfeyes: yes
[10:11] <badcloud> Wolfeyes: as in audio in general?
[10:11] <Wolfeyes> General
[10:11] <Wolfeyes> The computers audio sound?
[10:11] <badcloud> Wolfeyes: listening to shoutcast as we speak :)
[10:11] <Wolfeyes> Good.
[10:11] <phlak_user> !hi
[10:11] <moki80> DjAngo23: The exorcist plugin in Songbird is useful for that
[10:12] <anodesni> badcloud, start "alsamixer -c0" in terminal
[10:12] <badcloud> anodesni: k
[10:12] <anodesni> badcloud, move to the right slider (beep) then press up arrow. Make sure the MM below changes in 00
[10:12] <badcloud> anodesni: I'm guessing I'm looking for 'PC Speaker'
[10:12] <badcloud> anodesni: right?
[10:13] <anodesni> badcloud, no, it should be "beep"
[10:13] <badcloud> anodesni: ah, ok
[10:13] <Thomas_H> Any help would be appreciated :\
[10:13] <Dr_Willis>  Theres also the pcskr module taht can be blacklisted badcloud  - that can disable the pc built in mb speaker
[10:13] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, what is your problem
[10:13] <anodesni> badcloud, if it shows "MM" below, press M to change it to 00, then press up to up the volume
[10:13] <badcloud> anodesni: none :(
[10:14] <DjAngo23> moki80:  Songbird, i'm going to try that then.
[10:14] <anodesni> badcloud, really? then try pcspeaker I guess
[10:14] <Thomas_H> I'm trying to change my desktop resolution
[10:14] <Thomas_H> monitor's resolution
[10:14] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: I don't have a '/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist' file
[10:14] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, System>Preferences>Monitors
[10:14] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  install the beep command, test it 'beep' try loading the module -> 'sudo modprobe pcspkr' then try beep again,
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  my system wont beep untill i load the module.
[10:15] <anodesni> badcloud, you should also make sure that the volume is up in sound settings
[10:15] <Thomas_H> Yeah... I went there and it says It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool. Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?
[10:15] <speiros> Can anyone help me with the email client Thunderbird?
[10:15] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, say yes
[10:15] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  yes. fir nvidia cards you WANT to use the 'nvidia-settings' tool.  I mentioned that earlier. :)
[10:15] <Wolfeyes> I am trying to receive voice and video tutorials on live streaming, but firefox doesn't  open it, I only see it connect and then the screen goes black. Anyone got any idea's?
[10:16] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: 'beep' does nothing as far as I can see (or hear)
[10:16] <mnemon> speiros: what's the problem?
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  it has many more options.
[10:16] <peturi> Hi, recomment me an .mp3 player for linux which can recomment new music for me based on my playlist.
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  now load the module and try beep again.
[10:16] <Thomas_H> yeah... but there is nothing in here about resolution
[10:16] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, under X Server Display Configuration, you can change the resolution of your monitor
[10:16] <Dr_Willis> Thomas_H:  it has settings for res in there somewhere., look harder.
[10:16] <coderman> hi guys
[10:16] <coderman> I have a question
[10:16] <anonymouse_> !hi|coderman
[10:16] <Thomas_H> There are only 5 things
[10:16] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: did that, nothing :(
[10:17] <coderman> I need to move my ubuntu installation to another disk
[10:17] <speiros> mnemon: I have an issue with one of my emails, as I have access through cPanel, and it seems to have updated it.  The Thunderbird client isn't allowing me to choose pop3, and now my password is different.  It is one thing after another, and I am going around in circles.
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  im out of ideas then.
[10:17] <coderman> can I just tar to a backup archive and extract at the other disk?
[10:17] <coderman> and then boot from there?
[10:17] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: thanks anyway :)
[10:17] <phlak_user> Code: yes
[10:17] <anonymouse_> coderman, you need to preserve the permissions
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> coderman:  the fstab, and a few other things may need tweaking however.
[10:18] <coderman> fstab works out of the box, for me :P
[10:18] <coderman> what other things?
[10:18] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: got it, it was the mute in alsamixer
[10:18] <speiros> Previously, I had access to my account, but it seems to have limited what I can do, or something.
[10:18] <Thomas_H> http://imgur.com/fir7V.png  <--- Nvidia settings (no resolution option)
[10:18] <badcloud> thanks, anodesni, Dr_Willis!
[10:18] <speiros> Hard to explain, sorry.  I'll try to.
[10:18] <mnemon> speiros: your account is imap now?
[10:18] <mnemon> *uses imap
[10:19] <anodesni> badcloud, if you want to store the settings of alsamixer you want to run: "sudo alsactl store"
[10:19] <speiros> mnemon: Let me check.  I think it is, yes.  Let me confirm though.
[10:19] <badcloud> anodesni: thanks
[10:19] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, System>Preferences>Monitors and try saying no
[10:19] <badcloud> seems neither gnome-terminal nor screen 'ctl a ctl g' activates beep
[10:19] <badcloud> 'beep' works
[10:19] <badcloud> but that's it
[10:20] <speiros> mnemon: Yes, it is.
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  there WAS some x bug. where  ctrl-g beeping was disabled..
[10:20] <speiros> I don't mind if it is, although I prefer to have the files kept on the server as well as my desktop.
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  see if it works in the console.
[10:20] <Thomas_H> anonymouse_: there is an option in there for changing the resolution but it only allows 800x600
[10:20] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: which console?
[10:20] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: a fresh gnome-term session?
[10:20] <anodesni> badcloud, did you up the volume in sound settings?
[10:21] <badcloud> anodesni: yeah. as I said, 'beep' sounds out loud and clear
[10:21] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  no.. the CONSOLE.. :)  not a terminal window.. alt-ctrl-f1
[10:21] <anodesni> badcloud, I mean pulseaudio sound settings
[10:21] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: ah, yes *blush*
[10:21] <mnemon> speiros: so what's the problem exactly? if it doesn't work with the new password?
[10:21] <badcloud> anodesni: how do I access that?
[10:21] <anodesni> badcloud, system -> preferences -> sound
[10:22] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: works in console
[10:22] <anodesni> badcloud, warning volume is down (standard, for me)
[10:22] <speiros> mnemon: I changed the password on the cPanel itself.  It should work.  Then it tells me that it can't use secure authentication. So I take it off and it tells me something else too.
[10:22] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, what version of nvidia-driver are you using,
[10:22] <speiros> It seems to be a triangle of problems, and I'm doing something wrong.
[10:22] <badcloud> anodesni: turned it to max, nothing
[10:23] <badcloud> anodesni: I have alert sound scheme to 'no sounds'
[10:23] <anodesni> badcloud, that might be a problem too
[10:23] <anodesni> badcloud, you should here a strange "bump" sound (the beep) if you set it to ubuntu
[10:24] <badcloud> anodesni: got it
[10:24] <speiros> mnemon: the other thing it does is tell me that the account settings are imap.myemaildetails, whereas it is meant to be admin+mydetails
[10:24] <lgp> back
[10:24] <badcloud> anodesni: thanks
[10:24] <speiros> I've tried editing these back and forth
[10:25] <anodesni> badcloud, does it work now?
[10:25] <Thomas_H> anonymouse_: Current version?
[10:25] <badcloud> anodesni: yup :)))
[10:25] <anodesni> nice
[10:25] <anodesni> I really hate that sound though
[10:26] <badcloud> anodesni: I'm sure it gets annoying, I just need a sound everytime someone mentions my name in irssi
[10:27] <anodesni> ok
[10:27] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  with weechat - i get a Notifycition window. :)
[10:27] <mnemon> speiros: can you give me the errors it gives? paste them in pm or some pastebin
[10:27] <anodesni> my Xchat icon is glowing then
[10:27] <speiros> Sure, let me go through the sequence at the present time, and I'll give you that one.
[10:28] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: trying it now :)
[10:28] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: is it a cli client?
[10:28] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  yes
[10:28] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: weeeeee
[10:28] <Dr_Willis> badcloud:  and i perfer it 1000x over irssi
[10:28] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, try moving your xorg.conf to a different location, then do sudo nvidia-xconfig
[10:29] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, I cannot guarantee that this won't fuck it up even more
[10:29] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: reading up on setting up now
[10:29] <speiros> mnemon: First of all, we are back with the password errors.  I need to change this on the server info, which I will change to the same one.
[10:30] <jozefk> http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/f80bf0326e.png
[10:30] <jozefk> and http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/cfc81c6be6.png
[10:30] <mnemon> speiros: don't make any changes for now, just give me the error messages, easier to find out what's happening that way :)
[10:30] <Thomas_H> where is xorg.conf ?
[10:30] <Cynthia> Thomas_H: /etc/X11
[10:31] <speiros> Yeah, but it isn't going to allow me to access the account.
[10:31] <jozefk> i just added cinelerra repo in synaptic and that's happened
[10:31] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, "sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup"
[10:31] <speiros> mnemon: It is only asking me for a password at present.
[10:31] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, I mean "sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup"
[10:32] <Thomas_H> weird shit... I think that my video card might be fried
[10:32] <Thomas_H> when I restarted my computer there were artifacts everywhere
[10:32] <Thomas_H> and now the screen is black?
[10:32] <Thomas_H> Shit...
[10:32] <anonymouse_> Thomas_H, what did you do
[10:32] <speiros> mnemon: Login to server mail.myemailname failed
[10:32] <Thomas_H> I restarted the computer
[10:33] <mnemon> then you're either using a wrong username or password
[10:33] <Thomas_H> The post screen is all messed up too - so it isn't ubuntu
[10:33] <speiros> mnemon: I will try four passwords, although I know which password it is.  The name is correct too.  It is trying to put me on somehting else though.
[10:34] <speiros> mnemon: If I go to the server settings, it tells me the server info.  I'll give you that.
[10:34] <[Screamo]> Anyone here ever used fluxbox?
[10:34] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: Any suggestion for beginners on WeeChat? :o
[10:35] <moetunes>  fluxbox ftw!
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> red2kic:  You did go to the weechat homepage and read their very good docs? :)
[10:35] <[Screamo]> moetunes, can you give me some info on it?
[10:35] <speiros> mnemon: Server type IMAP (I am unable to choose which server type it is)
[10:35] <moetunes> [Screamo]: sure
[10:35] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: I recently found out why my laptop won't start. I'm installing packages as we go (no ubuntu-desktop, thx).
[10:36] <moetunes> [Screamo]: there's #fluxbox too
[10:36] <speiros> mnemon: Server name mail.myemail.mydomain
[10:36] <speiros> mnemon: Port 143
[10:36] <[Screamo]> how easy is it to install/uninstall?
[10:36] <Dr_Willis> red2kic:  its very silimer to irssi,  /server /connect /join and so on :)
[10:37] <speiros> mnemon: Connection security STARTTLS
[10:37] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: thanks so much for the recommendation!
[10:37] <badcloud> gonna reconnect using weechat now
[10:37] <speiros> mnemon No server authentication
[10:37] <moetunes> [Screamo]: as easy as   sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[10:39] <red2kic_wee> Dr_Willis: I accidentally my main system. So I'm setting stuffs up again. :( http://imagebin.ca/img/WEgcEZAT.png
[10:40] <[Screamo]> moetunes, when it done i just logout and select it from the session or w/e?
[10:40] <naveen519> Hii all
[10:40] <anonymouse_> !hi
[10:40] <red2kic> [Screamo]: Yup. I think so. :3
[10:40] <naveen519> gdm mode: fading out after keeping the system idle for some time
[10:40] <moetunes> [Screamo]: yep - I would install feh or eterm or similar to help set the background
[10:40] <naveen519> how to recover from it ?
[10:41] <[Screamo]> moetunes, what are those
[10:41] <naveen519> i could not see the display
[10:41] <[Screamo]> red2kic, that looks.. horrid D:
[10:42] <naveen519> gdm mode: fading out after keeping the system idle for some time
[10:42] <red2kic> [Screamo]: Brains over looks. :)
[10:42] <[Screamo]> naveen519, uhm, move the mouse or hit a key on the keyboardd?
[10:42] <naveen519> ??
[10:42] <moetunes> [Screamo]: they are apps with libs that fluxbox can use to set the background
[10:42] <naveen519> yeah ..i made all trails
[10:42] <[Screamo]> moetunes, well wich one should i install lol
[10:42] <red2kic> [Screamo]: Functions* over looks.
[10:42] <naveen519> and restarted gdm finally
[10:42] <moetunes> [Screamo]: I use eterm as it is a terminal emulator that has transparency
[10:43] <naveen519> and even console is also not working then, i used another system to restart gdm
[10:44] <[Screamo]> naveen519, maybe change settings so it doesnt fade out
[10:44] <badcloud> Dr_Willis: wow, love the color scheme
[10:44] <[Screamo]> well im gonna go try fluxbox now :D
[10:45] <naveen519> whats the problem with the default settings ? though i have changed my monitor
[10:45] <naveen519> and may i know how to change the setting so as to make it not fading out ?
[10:46] <naveen519> i mean to say, it is giving this problem after i have changed my monitor
[10:46] <naveen519> could that might be the problem ?
[10:47] <moetunes> naveen519: have you made a xorg.conf?
[10:47] <naveen519> moetunes: nope, do i need to do that ?
[10:48] <moetunes> naveen519: nope - if you had you woould have to change the monitor in it
[10:49] <[Screamo]> :O
[10:49] <[Screamo]> fluxbox reminds me of rockbox for ipod
[10:49] <[Screamo]> :O
[10:49] <w3bcrawler> D:
[10:49] <znupii> hey. i want to make my own webhosting server at home with ubuntu server and to have a dns server. i have a domain.ro. i heard it is possible only if i have two ip addresses for dns server....is this true ?
[10:49] <moetunes> [Screamo]: http://fluxbox-wiki.org - for lots of howtos
[10:49] <[Screamo]> but hoe the hell do i change resolution D:
[10:50] <naveen519> <moetunes: yeah i have changed my monitor after the installation, so, do i need to change the setting now ?
[10:50] <moetunes> [Screamo]: use   xrandr   in terminal  or make an xorg.conf
[10:51] <d000L_|000D> test
[10:51] <moetunes> naveen519: not if you haven't made a xorg.conf 'cause X does it automatically from boot now
[10:51] <robin0800> d000L_|000D: test fail
[10:51] <[Screamo]> moetunes, xrandr in term just listen stuff
[10:51] <moetunes> d000L_|000D: fail
[10:51] <[Screamo]> *listed
[10:51] <Dr_Willis> !test
[10:52] <moetunes> [Screamo]: xrandr -s 1024x768   for example
[10:52] <naveen519> how to config xorg.conf ?
[10:52] <iceroot> znupii: one ip-adress for dns but why youb need your own dns-server?
[10:53] <[Screamo]> ah this is more like it
[10:53] <moetunes> naveen519: you need to   ctrl+alt=f2   login then kill X and do   Xorg -configure - it will make a file in your home dir that you edit and move to /etc/X11
[10:54] <[Screamo]> 1024x 768 to 1280x1024 :/
[10:54] <moetunes> *ctrl+alt+f2
[10:54] <moetunes> [Screamo]: does   xrandr   list 1280x1024 ?
[10:54] <[Screamo]> moetunes, yes, and i switched to it
[10:54] <moetunes> k
[10:56] <speiros> #openoffice.org
[10:56] <speiros> Oops
[10:56] <[Screamo]> moetunes, what other window manager are there that are easy to install, dont want kde or xfce
[10:56] <znupii> iceroot, i need to set up a dns server just for practice. i want to make     ns1.mydomain.ro  and ns2.mydomain.ro
[10:57] <znupii> iceroot, or is possible to use another dns sever ?
[10:57] <moetunes> [Screamo]: some like openbox and there's lxde , e17 , windowmaker...
[10:57] <iceroot> znupii: its always possible to use another dns server
[10:57] <moetunes> I like wmii
[10:57] <prince-arif> Omg, I can't take it anymore with Ubuntu 10.04. It seems it's time to install Slackware... Guess what? I have already fixed auto-mount issues, booting issues, networking issues.. Now... It seems sound won't work anymore after restarting machine: "cannot open mixer: No such file or directory". The most unstable version of Ubuntu I have ever seen. ;-(
[10:58] <[Screamo]> i cant even uuse firefox in 10.04, after about 5 mins of browsing it would log me out
[10:58] <prince-arif> Just restart your machine and... reinstall Ubuntu.
[10:58] <airtonix> lol?
[10:58] <[Screamo]> been using chromium and no problem anymore
[10:58] <red2kic_wee> prince-arif: How did you fix the auto-mount issues?  Floppy disk. I'd rip mine out of the machine if I have one.
[10:59]  * Dr_Willis did see a bug report about floppy's goofing up the automounting.
[10:59] <znupii> iceroot,  thanks for information ;)
[10:59] <prince-arif> moetunes, that means it's still in "super-super-alpha stage"? :-)
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> red2kic_wee:  you also need to disable the controller in the bios
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> red2kic_wee:  in some cases. :)
[11:00] <red2kic_wee> BRB. Reboot for new kernel modules. :)
[11:00] <moetunes> prince-arif: it still needs some ironing out is how I'd put it :]
[11:00] <Emery> How easy would it be to get dual monitors working with Nvidia ?
[11:00] <sidewalk> anyone have any good instructions for upgrading 9.10 to 10.04, remotely?
[11:00] <erUSUL> !twinview
[11:00] <Dr_Willis> Emery:  takes me all of.. 30 seconds to get my dual monitors working..
[11:01] <prince-arif> I think Canonical has hired some... Chinese.
[11:01] <Dr_Willis> Emery:   and 1 reboot...
[11:01] <[Screamo]> moetunes, i want terminal to look like this http://fluxbox.org/screenshots/screenshots_full/screenshot_zan.png
[11:01] <[Screamo]> D:
[11:01] <speiros> lol, considering that the most comfortable windows system is XP, I'd say that ubuntu is doing pretty good.lol
[11:01] <Torque> *** Torque<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu@Undernet
[11:01] <Emery> [Dr_Willis] with nvidia? obviously it has the nvidia-settings tool ect.
[11:01] <[Screamo]> Torque, thats nice to kow
[11:01] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, why reboot to get twinview working ?
[11:01] <Dr_Willis> Emery:  install nvidia drivers.. reboot , run the nvidia-settings tool enable twinview and tweak.. restart the X server to apply the changes properly
[11:01] <[Screamo]> *know
[11:01] <prince-arif> It wouldn't be a surprise to see on the case of Ubuntu CD: "Made in China".
[11:01] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  for the initial drivers. :)
[11:01] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, oh right
[11:01] <Emery> [Dr_Willis] nice one :)
[11:01] <Torque> *** Error@Torque: Closing Link: stuts08.coventry.ac.uk (Excess Flood)
[11:02] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  and you need to restart the X server competely. or else some apps get confused once you enable twinview
[11:02] <moetunes> [Screamo]: that's a transparent terminal - you can do that with eterm
[11:02] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, which ones? i turn on twinview on the fly no problems (i even switch monitors)
[11:02] <moetunes> [Screamo]: my flux desktop - http://imagebin.org/97899
[11:02] <[Screamo]> what about the window border being on the side tho
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[11:03] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:   gnome panel for starters would get confused and try to go across both monitors.
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  it may be fixed by now.. but it used to be an issue
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  other apps would also try to do the same
[11:03] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, have you tried changing the gconf value for which monitor it sits on ?
[11:03] <[Screamo]> moetunes have you ever heard of rainmeter?
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  i always have a panel on each monitor.
[11:04] <Torque> *** Error@Torque: Closing Link: stuts08.coventry.ac.uk (Excess Flood)
[11:04] <jpds> Torque: Please don't do that.
[11:04] <[Screamo]> ^i 2nd that
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  on a new install, first thing i do is install nvidia, enable twinview, tweak the primary monitor.   when i did apply. the panels would go across both monitors.  if i restarted X. they figured it out. :)
[11:04] <moetunes> [Screamo]: yep - it is part of a windows shell based on blackbox iirc
[11:04] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  not really tried it in 10.04 this has been a upgraded to 10.04 box.
[11:04] <aprilhare> hello. i want to open .maff files from nautilus using firefox - but nautilus recognises them as zip archives only. that might be all well and good for nautilus and technically true, however it's not very useful to me.
[11:05] <d000L_|000D> anyone knows a good channel about DMCA and crap like that?
[11:05] <moetunes> [Screamo]: litestep
[11:05] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, you dont need to restart to get the panels on the correct monitor.
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  ive had to in the earlier releases.
[11:05] <[Screamo]> moetunes shell? what im thinking of is just an app
[11:05] <Torque> *** Error@Torque: Closing Link: stuts08.coventry.ac.uk (Excess Flood)
[11:05] <prince-arif> Just incrediblee... Used this computer for almost 3 hours and now I have to reinstall the operating system!
[11:05] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, i sposes you didnt try changing the gconf value ? its what i've done ever since intrepid
[11:06] <moetunes> [Screamo]: the app comes with the replacement shell - at least it did here
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  easier to restart the X server.
[11:06] <devila> hi..
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  since this is the first thing i normally do  on a clean install. :)
[11:06] <devila>  i need help with kde and gnome..
[11:06] <devila> somebody to help me !?!?!?
[11:06] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, put this in your nautilus-scripts folder http://paste.ubuntu.com/437770/
[11:07] <[Screamo]> moetunes, well you can just install it as a standalone app, it+photoshop+itunes are the things that are going to force me back to windows as soon as i have mony D:
[11:07] <airtonix> Dr_Willis, i use that to quickly switch the only panel i have between my laptop screen and the attached monitor
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> airtonix:  someone was in here last week asking how to force the panel across both monoitors when using twinview.
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> I rarely need to move the panels. :) Desktop box. Not laptop here.
[11:08] <moetunes> [Screamo]: to each his own - there are good replacement linux apps for those
[11:08] <moetunes> naveen519: keep it in the channel pls :]
[11:09] <[Screamo]> photoshop and rainmeter hold a special place in my heart, it would bee like switching perfect kids for not so perfect kids D:
[11:09] <naveen519>  kill X is not working
[11:09] <airtonix> [Screamo], logicfail
[11:09] <naveen519> :|
[11:09] <guntbert> !ot | [Screamo]
[11:09] <moetunes> naveen519: sudo service gdm stop    afaik
[11:09] <HollyRain> my partition /var is not enoght for an upgrade? how could I join it together to another part. as /tmp?
[11:09] <aprilhare> i want to open .maff files from nautilus using firefox - but nautilus recognises them as zip archives only. that might be all well and good for nautilus and technically true, however it's not very useful to me.
[11:09] <[Screamo]> guntbert, D:
[11:10] <red2kic> [Screamo]: Use GIMP + Compiz. Ok ok. Use Photoshop... but rainmeter is meh? Calendar, right?
[11:10] <airtonix> red2kic, no its a poor approxmiation of conky
[11:11] <red2kic> airtonix: Ah. Conky wannabe.
[11:11] <[Screamo]> red2kic, ive got like 3 years expericance with photoshop, and i just cant seem to figure gimp out
[11:11] <[Screamo]> rainmeter pwns conky
[11:11] <hkm> !join #ubuntu-es
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> Ive used Gimp for years.. and cant figure out Photoshop. :)
[11:11] <moetunes> hkm: it's /join
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> cant afford Photoshop either..
[11:11] <[Screamo]> hkm, try /join
[11:11] <airtonix> [Screamo], hardly.
[11:11] <hkm> oh yes ty a lot
[11:11] <hkm> :p
[11:12] <[Screamo]> Dr_Willis, who said anything about paying for it ;D
[11:12] <devil875> hi
[11:12] <moetunes> [Screamo]: I have conky at the top of that screenshot - rainmeter is miles behind
[11:12] <devil875> i want to use ubuntu but without gnome or kde or xfce but with lxde
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> [Screamo]:  now the DMCA will come and close this channel.. thanks a lot! :)
[11:12] <devil875> is this possible?
[11:12] <sidewalk> if i have raided disks, do i still need to dist upgrade the machine using the iso of alternate?
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> devil875:  install lubuntu
[11:12] <[Screamo]> ROFL
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> devil875:   see #lubuntu channel
[11:12] <Oer> devil875,  lubuntu
[11:13]  * Dr_Willis dosent like lubuntu much
[11:13] <airtonix> [Screamo], laugh all you want, but last time i tried to use rainmeter to do what conky can it failed miserably.
[11:13] <red2kic> [Screamo]: http://tinyurl.com/a99omu
[11:13] <devil875> i'm not sure because it's not an official ubuntu
[11:13] <[Screamo]> red2kic, thats all eww like and stuff
[11:13] <devil875> will i  have the original ubuntu sources and base system?
[11:13] <Dr_Willis> devil875:  not sure about what?
[11:14] <red2kic> [Screamo]: You only like Rainmeter because it is... easy to set up? ;o
[11:14] <devil875> if i should install it
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> devil875:  lubuntu was going to be official for this release.. but i guess they had issues.. its supposed to be an official variant fot 10.10 i hear
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> devil875:   flip a coin then...
[11:14] <sabat> I have 5 HDD's in my computer. One is the main boot drive with all the system stuff. The other 4 are blank. I want to setup a JBOD partition on them. Where do I begin?
[11:14] <devil875> i was thinking about installing ubuntu without X and then just install lxde
[11:14] <[Screamo]> red2kic, hardly, it took me like a week to get it to my liking
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> devil875:  if you want lxde thats the easiest way
[11:14] <red2kic> devil875: That can work.
[11:14] <[Screamo]> then my damn hdd fried on me D':
[11:14] <Dr_Willis> devil875:  or install lubuntu-desktop package.
[11:15] <dlp211> sabat: did you already install?
[11:15] <devil875> that was my idea
[11:15] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: That's not a essential lxde packages. :O
[11:15] <[Screamo]> whats lubuntu?
[11:15] <devil875> i just wanted to know if the whole xserver will be installed and the stuff like cpufreq etc
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> [Screamo]:  ubuntu + lxde desktop
[11:15] <sabat> dlp211 yes, mint is installed on /dev/sda sdb,c,d,e are going to be the raid
[11:15] <[Screamo]> whats lxde lol
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> [Screamo]:  to be an offical supported variant for 10.10
[11:15] <red2kic> [Screamo]: Another !DE, like OpenBox or fluxbox.
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> [Screamo]:  time to hit google.? :)
[11:15] <devil875> i like fast and energy saving systems :)
[11:16] <dlp211> sabat: do you want a raid or a jbod?
[11:16] <airtonix> [Screamo], last time i checked you couldnt programme your own plugins to rainmeter with lua that used the cairo lib.
[11:16] <C-Ray> Hello! Please I need help: here is the description: http://paste.ubuntu.com/437774/ thanks :)
[11:16] <CCwss> so what exactly is the correct compositing? Docky is always complaining, some stuff doesn't load
[11:16] <sabat> JBOD, I store movies/music/photos. I just want a large partition
[11:16] <Dr_Willis> devil875:  its all relative. theres some benchamrks about the different desktops  -  if you have a decent box. You dont gain a lot by using liubuntu.
[11:16] <[Screamo]> airtonix, when was the last time you checked?
[11:16] <airtonix> [Screamo], if you wanted a plugin that did anything useful you needed to programme it in c and then compile it.
[11:16] <red2kic> CCwss: Compiz? I'm not certain.
[11:16] <sabat> If I ever love some or the whole partition, I could care less, I just want a large volume.
[11:16] <airtonix> [Screamo], not long ago. i doubt its changed.
[11:17] <guntbert> C-Ray: Please give at least an overview of your problem *here* (all in one line) - you will get a much greater audience.
[11:17]  * [Screamo] wonders if were all talking about th same thing
[11:17] <sabat> If I ever lose*
[11:17] <CCwss> red2kic: Docky certainly wants Compiz
[11:17] <red2kic> sabat: With LVM, you could treat everything as one gigantic partition.
[11:17] <[Screamo]> http://rainmeter.net/RainCMS/
[11:17] <C-Ray> Well I am having a problem installing Virtualbox 3.2 under my ubuntu 9.10
[11:17] <dlp211> C-Ray: http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/3.2.0/virtualbox-3.2_3.2.0-61806~Ubuntu~karmic_i386.deb
[11:17] <sabat> is LVM the name of the app?
[11:17] <airtonix> red2kic, just open gconf-editor and navigate to : /apps/metacity/general then tick compositing manager
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> docky needs a compositing window manager. You can enable that feature in metacity - i recall.
[11:18] <Dr_Willis> :)
[11:18] <airtonix> [Screamo], i know exactly what rainmeter is
[11:18] <CCwss> airtonix: i think you meant me, thanks
[11:18] <C-Ray> well here is the problem when I am installing the debian package, I am not able to launch the virtualbox and it is reporting that it is not installed
[11:18] <devil875> ok thanks
[11:18] <airtonix> [Screamo], http://milax.org/img/conky172.png << those rings in bottom right corner are not images.
[11:18] <Ven]n> can the default atheros wlan drivers in ubuntu be set in monitor mode?
[11:18] <jrib> C-Ray: did the deb install successfully?  How did you install it?  What output did you get?
[11:19] <C-Ray> though in the synaptic manager, it is saying that it is installed
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> C-Ray:  i downloaded the .deb and installed it earlier today. The binary name is 'VirtualBox' i belve from the command line.
[11:19] <sabat> My bios supports raids, I enabled it on the 4 sata drives I was setting it up on. Linux still shows 4 drives, so I just need to join and create the partition
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> C-Ray:  not 'virtualbox' like the OSE version uses
[11:19] <C-Ray> yeah the output was successfully installed
[11:19] <[Screamo]> http://varelse42.deviantart.com/art/Monochromatic-Redux-148392430
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> C-Ray:  so from the termianl try 'Virt<tab>'
[11:19] <[Screamo]> http://livinglightningrod.deviantart.com/art/P-I-L-E-U-S-Suite-148290753
[11:19] <[Screamo]> both of those pwn
[11:20] <jrib> C-Ray: please address the people you are answering, otherwise it gets confusing.  Also, answering 1 out of 3 questions isn't that helpful
[11:20] <sabat> just need to know what app to start looking into to set this up
[11:20] <airtonix> [Screamo], rainmeter just doesnt have the scripting power that conky has available to it by virtue of being a linux app
[11:20] <C-Ray> Dr_Willis : I will try that
[11:20] <nickkk> Hello, is there anyone here that has any experience with ladspa and wills to help me for a minute? I'm particularly trying to get the bs2b plugin working, however, sound will not play through the device I've set up for ladspa and mpd's log tells me it can't find or load 'bs2b' in /usr/local/lib/ladspa, but I am sure the plugin is present there.
[11:20] <guntbert> C-Ray: you can add a virtualbox ppa and then install normally with synaptics
[11:21] <airtonix> [Screamo], if i wanted something like that screenshot i wouldnt use rainmeter... you'd be better off using litestep.
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> C-Ray:  and the icon for the OSE version is in a different place then for the Version from the Homepage for  VBOX
[11:21] <sidewalk> is it only the alternate CD that has raid?
[11:21] <guntbert> !ot | airtonix, [Screamo] please
[11:21] <C-Ray> guntbert: how to do that?
[11:22] <costre> sidewalk, do you want to install onto a raid array?
[11:22] <LordofKings> Hello Roomies
[11:22] <[Screamo]> shall we continue this in #ubuntu-offtopic?
[11:22] <airtonix> why? you can't convince me
[11:22] <C-Ray> Dr_Willis: I didn't understand your last post sir :(
[11:22] <guntbert> C-Ray: see "Debian-based Linux distributions" on http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[11:23] <raven> kernel modules error with EEEPC 1005HA 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> C-Ray:  the icons in the menu move around - depending on what virtualbox you are using
[11:23] <dlp211> sabat: mdadm
[11:23] <[Screamo]> im really tempted now to go grab a lite version of xp and virtual box it
[11:23] <red2kic> I'm curious. My laptop does not have numkeypad (but it does overlay on the keyboard). How can I enable numkeypad? I pressed numkeypad lock but that does not work. I thinkt there are some laptop shortcut I'm not aware of?
[11:23] <[Screamo]> just to use rainmeter
[11:23] <xs2ubuntu> iugyhry rf
[11:23] <guntbert> [Screamo]: please drop that rainmeter discussion
[11:23] <FireCrotch> red2kic: You usually have to hold the Fn key while pressing that button
[11:23] <costre> sabat, Or disk utility / palimpsest
[11:23] <red2kic> FireCrotch: Okay. Giving it a go.
[11:23] <jrib> red2kic: on some of my laptots it's: fn+numlock or something like that
[11:24] <[Screamo]> #$
[11:24] <[Screamo]> (exe:4624): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead
[11:25] <C-Ray> guntbert : ok I got that.. I went there in the first place and I download the .deb package as normal, installed it normally and then what? I was not able to lanuch virtualbox! and when I type virtualbox in the terminal it was reporting that it is not installed and when I install it from the normal command of the terminal it is getting the 3.08 version which is the version supported by Ubuntu 9.10
[11:26] <C-Ray> and not the 3.2 though I added the keys from the source repositories
[11:26] <red2kic> FireCrotch, jrib: That was the it. I had to press scrolllock/numlock to enable it, then... well, that was a bit awkward but I got it. (Using it for compiz grid shortcuts). :)
[11:26] <guntbert> C-Ray: I was talking about adding the repo, then you don't need to download any debs for virtual box any more
[11:26] <raven> kernel modules error with EEEPC 1005HA 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[11:26] <[Screamo]> e
[11:26] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: WeeChat does not really support themes?
[11:26] <C-Ray> yeah I already added them as indicated in the home page, guntbert
[11:27] <Dr_Willis> red2kic:  its a text based irc client.. what sort of themes do you really want?
[11:27] <Dr_Willis> red2kic:  you cam tweak the colors i guess if you wanted to. theres also numerous scripts
[11:27] <raven> kernel modules error with EEEPC 1005HA 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[11:27] <[Screamo]> moetunes, what were some of those other DE's hat you were talking about?
[11:27] <red2kic> Dr_Willis: Some differences in colors and hilights for incoming/outgoing messages. Hmm. I'll have to give weechat a fair chance. Lol.
[11:28] <C-Ray> then what? it will get the 3.2 version when I launch the command? I will try that guntbert !:)
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> red2kic:  see the scripts.
[11:28] <guntbert> C-Ray: please pastebin the content of /etc/apt/sources.list.d/dnjl-virtualization-repository.list
[11:28] <Dr_Willis> red2kic:  different nicks are in differnt colors here.. thats about all i need.
[11:28] <C-Ray> guntbert : Sure sir! Thanks just a moment
[11:28] <guntbert> C-Ray: but you will have to install 3.2 first
[11:28] <raven> EEEPC 1005HA kernel modules problems with 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[11:29] <C-Ray> guntbert : Roger that Captain!
[11:29] <haime> what this?
[11:29] <guntbert> C-Ray: ^^ was meant as answer for your previous statement
[11:29] <costre> what you say?!
[11:29] <haime> I am chinese
[11:29] <guntbert> haime: this is #ubuntu, the official ubuntu support channel
[11:29] <costre> !cn | haime
[11:30] <sylr> Hi, I'm having problem with empathy and my msn account
[11:30] <sylr> I'm not able to log on, it says network error ...
[11:30] <C-Ray> guntbert : Yeah I will clean everything and I will install the .deb package... I will paste the list of repository list also
[11:30] <sylr> but as you can see, i have no problem with my network
[11:31] <raven> EEEPC 1005HA kernel modules problems with 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[11:31] <costre> sylr could be a port blocking issue?
[11:31] <guntbert> C-Ray: you shouldn't need the deb package
[11:31] <moetunes> [Screamo]: some like openbox and there's lxde , e17 , windowmaker...
[11:31] <sylr> costre: i don't think so
[11:31] <red2kic>
[11:31] <[Screamo]> how easy are they to install?
[11:31] <moetunes> [Screamo]: there's wmii, awsome
[11:31] <C-Ray> guntbert : Oh ok! I will paste the list then
[11:31] <[Screamo]> linky?
[11:31] <moetunes> [Screamo]: just like for fluxbox
[11:32] <sylr> costre, no a telnet to messenger.hotmail.com works fine
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> [Screamo]:  adding other window managers is trivial.. learning how to use them all.. is a little harder. :)
[11:32] <guido> Hi, I'm having a weird problem with network speeds after upgrading to 10.04: Some applications (like Firefox) have drastically reduced network speeds, while others (like chromium) ae lightning fast
[11:32] <guido> can someone help me with that?
[11:33] <[Screamo]> guido same on my system
[11:33] <michael1982> how do i get my dvd drive to work again
[11:34] <michael1982> some help me please my dvd drive isn't working help
[11:34] <[Screamo]> could it be a prop driver issue?
[11:35] <naveen519> can i merge my partition with the os partition ?
[11:35] <overload> Hi. I have very silly question... On my desktop top panel I have a letter icon with no functions... This icon nothing showing. How can I switch it off with terminal?
[11:36] <raven> EEEPC 1005HA kernel modules problems with 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[11:36] <raddy> Hello everybody
[11:36] <naveen519> hello
[11:37] <C-Ray> guntbert : http://paste.ubuntu.com/437779/
[11:37] <raddy> Doesn't even 10.04 support Delta-Updates?
[11:37] <C-Ray> guntbert : here is the list, I hope that what you were asking for
[11:37] <alberto> hi
[11:37] <Astyx> you mean like fedora raddy ?
[11:38] <alberto> i've got problems copying large files to a external HDD
[11:38] <naveen519> can i merge my partition with the existing os partition ?
[11:39] <alberto> computer hang when i copy files +20 MB using cp command
[11:39] <raddy> Doesnt ubuntu 10.04 support delta updates?
[11:39] <alberto> i use ubuntu lucid 64 bits
[11:40] <[Screamo]> what is the best (in your opinion) Visualization software?
[11:41] <oCean_> [Screamo]: no polls in this channel
[11:41] <guntbert> C-Ray: comparing ... it looks as if you are still using the old key for the virtualbox repo, they have a new one since 3.2 (oracle!)
[11:41] <alberto> I haven't this problem on fedora
[11:41] <[Screamo]> oCean_ its not a poll, i want to know the best one so i can use it :/
[11:41] <C-Ray> guntbert : oh thanks I didn't know that :)
[11:41] <oCean_> !best | [Screamo]
[11:42] <C-Ray> guntbert : I should get the new one from the website right?
[11:42] <guntbert> C-Ray: yes, after adding the new key you will have to refresh your software database, and then isntalling 3.2 should run smoothly
[11:43] <C-Ray> guntbert : Thanks sir for that! :) I will try that and I will inform you back! Thanks also for your time up there.
[11:43] <guntbert> C-Ray: you're welcome :-)
[11:46] <michael1982> arrrrrhhhhhhhh\
[11:47] <michael1982> how can i use my dvd rom
[11:47] <dob1> hi, after the upgrade to the new ubuntu my acer 5100 suffer again on this problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1218699&highlight=aspire+5100+freezes
[11:47] <dob1> what can i do '
[11:47] <michael1982> or put it on my desktop
[11:48] <chris1>  /nick red2kic_wee
[11:48] <red2kic_wee> Dr_Willis: I'll upload an example.
[11:49] <Varth> If I have my panel auto-hidden, it stays visible after using a hot corner to trigger the compiz scale plugin. Does this sound like a gnome bug or a compiz bug?
[11:49] <red2kic_xchat> Dr_Willis: Hmm. Wrong client. I'll show you a photo. Just need you to hilight me. :)
[11:49] <alberto> hi???
[11:50] <red2kic_xchat> Varth: I don't know if that's a bug or just an incorrect configuration that does not execute the way you would like it to be?
[11:51] <jameyc> Any known issues with ntfs/fuse in lucid? Sometime in the last few days both my ntfs partitions seem to have lost all their files. (not hardware, 2 different drives.)
[11:51] <Varth> red2kic_xchat: The panel isn't registering that the mouse has moved away from the autohide trigger area.
[11:52] <red2kic_xchat> Varth: There also are #compiz -- Any chances there are configurations that overlays each other? Usually you get a warning dialog about that. Also, there are #compiz
[11:53] <red2kic_xchat> Varth: Meh. Why did I repeat myself twice? The panel have autohide feature. Why aren't you using that?
[11:55] <Varth> red2kic_xchat: That's what I am using the problem that I am having is that when I move my mouse to the hot corner to trigger the compiz scale plugin, it also shows the hidden panel, which then fails to rehide itself once the plugin exits with the mouse no longer in the trigger area. To make it hide again, I have to mouse over the panel and then move away.
[11:55] <levu> hi is here anyone who is responsible for python httplib or gwibber? i have a critical bugreport and i am too lazy to create a launchpad account
[11:56] <levu> an error in httplib2 (http://code.google.com/p/httplib2/issues/detail?id=62) is responsible for the issue, that gwibber wont start here at my computer...
[11:56] <airtonix> Varth, its not a bug of gnome-panel its to do with the way compiz works.
[11:58] <red2kic_xchat> airtonix, Varth: I wonder if gconftool-editor have a time delay for autohide.   Because Empathy is a part of Ubuntu default installation system.
[12:00] <rocket16> !best | Astyx
[12:00] <airtonix> red2kic_wee, i doubt it would. its to do with how the mouseevents  are not sent during the scale transition
[12:00] <chaddledee> It's just I want to get in contact with the Empathy IM devs for some feedback
[12:01] <red2kic_xchat> chaddledee: Empathy is part of Gnome's essential packages, I think.
[12:01] <red2kic_xchat> chaddledee: Not essential, but environment. I think Ubuntu just decide to upstream with Gnome's choices. I don't know. :P
[12:01] <chaddledee> Does that mean it's made by the people who make gnome?
[12:01] <oCean_> chaddledee: see here http://live.gnome.org/Empathy
[12:02] <red2kic_xchat> chaddledee: http://live.gnome.org/Empathy
[12:02] <chaddledee> Dayum
[12:02] <chaddledee> Jinx lol
[12:02] <michael1982> ?
[12:03] <irocksu> hi
[12:03] <chaddledee> Does gnome have a freenode channel?
[12:03] <irocksu> how do i setup grub so it boots the last loaded os?
[12:03] <irocksu> i tired to put "default saved" in /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[12:04] <irocksu> but it does not wort
[12:04] <irocksu> work
[12:04] <guntbert> !enter | irocksu
[12:04] <red2kic_xchat> !grub2 | irocksu
[12:04] <red2kic_xchat> irocksu: When you're done making changes, don't forget to "sudo-update-grub2
[12:04] <red2kic_xchat> "
[12:05] <irocksu> red2kic_xchat thanks i guess thats the probelm
[12:05] <red2kic_wee> exit
[12:11] <puppo> como va ésto
[12:11] <guntbert> !it | puppo
[12:12] <puppo> que canal para español
[12:12] <moetunes> !es
[12:12] <bazhang> puppo, #ubuntu-es
[12:14] <raven> EEEPC 1005HA kernel modules problems with 2.6.32-22-generic - need help please
[12:14] <craigbass1976> anyone else having a problem with a memory leak of some sort in Lucid?  top shows polkitd pegging and I think I read a bug about it somewhere.  Is this something I can restart to settle down, or I need a reboot?
[12:15] <erUSUL>   !details | raven
[12:15] <raven> erUSUL, actual kernel does not support wired network
[12:16] <erUSUL> raven: which nic chip ? « lspci | grep -i net
[12:16] <erUSUL> »
[12:17] <raven> erUSUL, 01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Atheros AR8132 / L1c Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev c0)
[12:18] <erUSUL> raven: no eth0 in « ifconfig -a » output ?
[12:18] <raven> right
[12:21] <puppo> gracias solo ojeaba este programa de ubuntu
[12:21] <erUSUL> raven: try « sudo modprobe atl1c »
[12:21] <bullgard> What file in a DEB program package lists the latest changes of this revision?
[12:21] <OperaFan> Hi, I have a small problem, I have a load of MP4 video files that have no Date metadata.  I am trying to get a commandline program called AtomicParsley to set the date based upon the filesystem date.   I am hoping I can use stat or something and pipe the result from stat into AtomicParsley, however this is where I am stuck.
[12:21] <erUSUL> raven: see if « ifconfig -a » shows a eth0 now
[12:22] <erUSUL> OperaFan: how does AtomicParsley expects the date to be formated ?
[12:22] <jrib> !packaging > bullgard
[12:22] <jrib> bullgard: but, debian/changelog in the source package
[12:22] <raven> erUSUL, modprobe does not help
[12:23] <sealive> Hi lucid 32bit how to change the minimizMaximiseClose menue from the frames  FROM left to Right
[12:23] <erUSUL> raven: show us the output of « dmesg | tail -n25 » use a pastebin
[12:23] <jrib> !controls | sealive
[12:23] <raven> erUSUL, ok but it will take some minutes
[12:24] <raven> erUSUL, i'll come back
[12:24] <erUSUL> raven: ... no net connection on the mchine ... allways forget that. just check the output yourself maybe you can spot an error of some sort
[12:25] <m_tadeu> hi everyone
[12:25] <m_tadeu> my system reboots sometimes by it self...how can I check what the problem is?
[12:26] <strouthos> When I returned to my idle computer after a couple of hours, my trackped suddenly didn't work (until then, it had worked prefectly). An external mouse works without problems, and rebooting doesn't help. What to do?
[12:27] <OperaFan> erUSUL:   AtomicParsley /path/to.mp4 --year "2006-07-27T14:00:43Z"
[12:27] <snatch_> helau
[12:27] <spondon> ola
[12:28] <athlion> hello all
[12:28] <A[D]minS> guys , is there any issue with DNS resloving in Ubuntu 10.4
[12:28] <A[D]minS> resolving*
[12:28] <guntbert> !hi | athlion
[12:28] <fickie> does anyone know the zipcode for thailand for the errr weather forecast screenlets
[12:29] <erUSUL> OperaFan: what does the T and the Z supposed tro mean??
[12:29] <vic20gmr> can i use theati drivers from ati website with ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx?
[12:29] <michael1982> how do i intsall xp alongside ubunu
[12:29] <vic20gmr> install xp first
[12:30] <athlion> michael1982: easy, if you start from scratch
[12:30] <karthik> michael1982: you can use Virtual Box ..
[12:30] <vic20gmr> michael1982: install xp first
[12:30] <vic20gmr> can i use the ati drivers from ati website with ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx?
[12:30] <athlion> michael1982: install winxp but in the setup, be sure to partition your drive and leave space for another os, i.e. if you have 200gb disk, create c: to contain 100gb, leaving the other 100 "unpartitioned"
[12:30] <michael1982> ok i can't install xp cause it comes up with a blue screen of death and vista is on my bios
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> vic20gmr:  you can.. but a lot depends on your video card.. and its proberly best to use the ones in the repos
[12:31] <athlion> michael1982: where exactly does it come up with bsod?
[12:31] <vic20gmr> well i hav a radeon 9600
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> michael1982:  vista is not 'on your bios'
[12:31] <vic20gmr> and video performance isnt wut i need it to b
[12:31] <michael1982> welll its saying that it is
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> vic20gmr:  thats a rather old card?  a few years?
[12:31] <vic20gmr> yes several
[12:32] <michael1982> or sorry the original os was vista
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> vic20gmr:  odds are its not supported by the ATI fglrx drivers any more then.
[12:32] <vic20gmr> 256 mb ddr2
[12:32] <strouthos> How can I check if Ubuntu recongizes my touchpad at all?
[12:32] <OperaFan> erUSUL:  I have no idea, that is the example in the AtomicParsley man page.  I assumed it was something to do with UTC notation or something
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> vic20gmr:  its proberlyy using the ati/radeon GPL/open soruced drivers then
[12:32] <vic20gmr> is there any other option?
[12:32] <athlion> strouthos: boot from the live cd and check whether it works :-)
[12:32] <michael1982> but when i try to get vista on it doesn't load it comes up with a blue screen of death
[12:32] <vic20gmr> yes that is my conclusion
[12:32] <michael1982> help
[12:33] <bazhang> michael1982, sounds like a windows issue
[12:33] <vic20gmr> dr_
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> when in doubt - whipe windows out..
[12:33] <vic20gmr> Dr_Willis: have any sugg for me?
[12:33] <michael1982> how can i wipe my bios
[12:33] <athlion> michael1982: you do *not* want to wipe your bios
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> vic20gmr:  You are proberly using the proper drivers for it then. Check the forums. save up$ $40 and buy a nvidia card. :)
[12:33] <michael1982> how do i wipe windows out
[12:33] <bazhang> with gparted
[12:33] <athlion> michael1982: what you do need to do is to wipe windows from your hard disk
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> michael1982:  you whipe the hard drive.. your use of the term bios is not correct.
[12:34] <vic20gmr> well do u think i might just put my old gf2 in this?
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> michael1982:  is there anything you want to save on the system?
[12:34] <vic20gmr> Dr_Willis: well do u think i might just put my old gf2 in this?
[12:34] <michael1982> no
[12:34] <athlion> michael1982: to do this, you can have another operating system installed on top
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> vic20gmr:  if you want.. why not.. :)
[12:34] <michael1982> and can u do it for me
[12:34] <Johnny_101> hello guys!
[12:34] <athlion> michael1982: no, we can't do it for you
[12:34] <michael1982> well
[12:34] <athlion> michael1982: but it is easy
[12:34] <bazhang> michael1982, you have a livecd?
[12:34] <__taco> why i need to restart networking every time to enable my pppoeconf?
[12:34] <athlion> michael1982: especially if you want to just install one operating system
[12:34] <michael1982> yes
[12:34] <vic20gmr> Dr_Willis: i mean, u think i might get a driver for it, and/or better perfomance if i  do thanif i stick with this radeon?
[12:35] <bazhang> boot up using the livecd then
[12:35] <michael1982> it won't alow me to install xp
[12:35] <Johnny_101> Is there any command to know my ip address ?
[12:35] <michael1982> and i want xp on my laptop
[12:35] <bazhang> michael1982, that has nothing to do with ubuntu support
[12:35] <vic20gmr> Dr_Willis: wut u think/
[12:35] <athlion> michael1982: wait. you want both xp and linux, right?
[12:35] <bazhang> michael1982, try ##windows for that
[12:35] <michael1982> yes
[12:35] <__taco> why i need to restart networking every time to enable my pppoeconf whe boot up system?
[12:36] <athlion> michael1982: then install windows xp normally as you would but be sure to leave space for ubuntu
[12:36] <michael1982> ok
[12:36] <vic20gmr> Dr_Willis:  shud i remove ati drivers?
[12:36] <athlion> michael1982: and when I say leave space
[12:36] <vic20gmr> or can i just power down and swap carss?
[12:36] <__taco> Dr_Willis:, no
[12:36] <michael1982> ill give it ago ok
[12:37] <michael1982> yes
[12:37] <athlion> michael1982: I mean, when winxp setup starts
[12:37] <michael1982> oh
[12:37] <michael1982> yer
[12:37] <athlion> michael1982: it asks where you would like to install
[12:37] <Johnny_101> Is there any command to know my ip address  in Ubuntu 10.4 ?
[12:37] <kub0l> hi all
[12:37] <athlion> michael1982: and it gives you several options, one of them is to 'DELETE partition'
[12:37] <kub0l> i'm newbe in ubuntu. I have a question
[12:37] <athlion> michael1982: do that for *every* partition on your disk
[12:38] <michael1982> ok
[12:38] <kub0l> how can i remove program via terminal
[12:38] <kub0l> ?
[12:38] <michael1982> well do
[12:38] <dragon-eye> hello
[12:38] <powell> Hello
[12:38] <kub0l> i want to uninstall program "amule" how can i do this?
[12:38] <athlion> and then create just ONE, with the amount of space you think you should need in windows
[12:38] <athlion> michael1982: then, proceed normally.
[12:38] <__taco> why i need to restart networking every time to enable my pppoeconf whe boot up system?
[12:39] <athlion> michael1982: and when everything is OK with XP, start from the Ubuntu CD
[12:39] <michael1982> ok
[12:39] <powell> how can I fix my panels? They are not on the edge of my screen but abut half way up them and will not move.
[12:39] <Johnny_101> :(
[12:39] <athlion> michael1982: and when asked where to install, create another partition and put ubuntu there
[12:39] <dragon-eye> powell, are you fine?
[12:39] <kub0l> i want to uninstall program "amule" how can i do this?
[12:39] <athlion> michael1982: actually, you might need two partitions, when you reach that stage, come back here and ask
[12:39] <powell> Yes, and yourself?
[12:40] <michael1982> ok
[12:40] <dragon-eye> powell, so so
[12:40] <schlaftier> kub0l: In a terminal: sudo aptitude remove amule
[12:40] <powell> Why is your text showing up here and in my free node tab?
[12:40] <athlion> michael1982: and say that you have installed xp and have left some disk space unpartitioned and available for ubuntu, how to install it?
[12:40] <schlaftier> (or from the Software Center)
[12:40] <strouthos> Ubuntu still detects my touchpad but doesn't let me use it, even when it's enabled in for example gsynaptics. How can I fix this?
[12:41] <athlion> strouthos: what do you mean?
[12:41] <athlion> strouthos: how do you know that it detects but wont allow you to use it?
[12:41] <Johnny_101> ! ip address
[12:42] <strouthos> athlion: It shows up when running "xinput list" (not using the live cd :-p )
[12:43] <raven> erUSUL, http://pastebin.com/NyJccg84
[12:43] <athlion> strouthos: does it register in xev ?
[12:44] <guntbert> Johnny_101: type in CLI: ip ad
[12:44] <strouthos> athlion: an external mouse works. After returning to my idle computer, the touchpad suddenly didn't work anymore, even when enabled in gsynaptics.
[12:44] <kub0l> i've just installed XFCE4, how can i completly remove it from my ubuntu?
[12:44] <strouthos> athlion: How would i know?
[12:44] <__taco> no one can help me?
[12:44] <Johnny_101> guntbert : thanks :)
[12:45] <kub0l> i've just installed XFCE4, how can i completly remove it from my ubuntu?
[12:45] <guntbert> Johnny_101: you're welcome :-)
[12:45] <athlion> strouthos: then it wonot work after your computer has been put to sleep and awaken?
[12:45] <athlion> or just after 5 mins of usage?
[12:45] <Astyx> kub0l, remove same packages you have installed?
[12:45] <strouthos> athlion: when running xev, mouse movements are recongized, not trackpad movements.
[12:46] <arunkumar413> iam trying to create my own gtalk client using xmpp. but am getting errors
[12:46] <ikonia> arunkumar413: how is that anything to do with ubuntu ?
[12:47] <Astyx> strouthos, you are wrong, i have trackpad so xev recognize those movements
[12:47] <arunkumar413> ikonia: am doing this on ubuntu
[12:47] <guntbert> kub0l: sudo aptitude purge xfce4
[12:47] <craigbass1976> kub0l, probably in synaptics.  How come you want to get rid of it?
[12:47] <ikonia> arunkumar413: application development is nothing to do with ubuntu
[12:47] <strouthos> Astyx: But not here. Ubuntu regonizes the trackpad but it can't be used.
[12:48] <arunkumar413> ikonia: then where do i go for help about xmpp and python
[12:48] <Spao> Hi, anyone around here who can help me with an Ubuntu problem?
[12:48] <ikonia> arunkumar413: #python maybe ? or the support docs/mail lists on http://xmpp.org/about/discuss.shtml
[12:49] <cagge> NEED HELP: With a HUAWAI E169 Usb modem
[12:49] <ikonia> cagge: just ask your question clearly
[12:49] <kub0l> sudo aptitude purge xfce4 <- that works, thx guys :)
[12:49] <cagge> ikonia i cant send sms from it i have the python code and i can recieve with gnokii but not send
[12:50] <raven> erUSUL, ?
[12:50] <ikonia> cagge: I suspect that is more likley an issue with the message centre rather than the actual modem
[12:50] <kamsky> hi, i hava an toshiba satellite l500-22r, with an i5 processor of 64 bits, 64-bit PC (AMD64) desktop CD will work?¿?¿?
[12:50] <erUSUL> raven: sorry i do not see anything related to the nic card on the dmesg output ...
[12:50] <cagge> ikonia no because i have had the sim in another phone and it worked
[12:51] <ikonia> kamsky: yes
[12:51] <raven> erUSUL, yes because it is physically deactivated or was not activated at bootup - (i can see this at the swich)
[12:51] <ikonia> cagge: that's because that's a phone that registers with the network diferent than a modem
[12:51] <erUSUL> raven: what do you mean "physically deactivated" ?
[12:52] <cagge> ikonia in other words what should i do
[12:52] <raven> erUSUL, no active led on the swich it is connected to
[12:52] <ikonia> cagge: first thing is find out if that network supports that device
[12:52] <cagge> ikonia i had it working before reboot
[12:52] <erUSUL> raven: very weird ...
[12:52] <dragon-eye> hi
[12:53] <Spao> I'll take that as a no the =\
[12:53] <cagge> ikonia i thin its modeprobe
[12:53] <ikonia> cagge: why do you think that ?
[12:53] <kamsky> ikonia: with unetbootin and its option of ubuntu 64bit amd64 its ok?¿
[12:53] <erUSUL> raven: try « sudo modprobe -r atl1c && sudo modprobe atl1c && dmesg | tail -n25 »
[12:53] <cagge> ikonia i have looked at some manuals on the net
[12:53] <ikonia> heheh: yes
[12:53] <erUSUL> raven: this time do not post the netire thing; just tell me if there is something new appearing in dmesg. or if there is some error
[12:54] <cagge> ikonia i think its something to do with the way ubuntu enables it
[12:54] <ikonia> cagge: ok - so what makes you think it's a problem with modprobe, whats the problem with modprobe ?
[12:54] <cagge> ikonia i dont now of such things i will like to learn
[12:55] <cagge> would*
[12:55] <ikonia> cagge: ok, type the command "modprobe" it's used for loading kernel modules
[12:55] <raven> [  139.465561] ISOFS: changing to secondary root
[12:55] <raven> [  367.109326] alg: No test for xts(twofish) (xts(twofish-generic))
[12:55] <raven> [  421.705643] kjournald starting.  Commit interval 5 seconds
[12:55] <raven> [  421.705693] EXT3-fs warning: maximal mount count reached, running e2fsck is recommended
[12:55] <raven> [  421.740955] EXT3 FS on dm-2, internal journal
[12:55] <FloodBot4> raven: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:55] <raven> [  421.740977] EXT3-fs: recovery complete.
[12:56] <cagge> ikonia and ?? i would like to know to enable my E169 modem proberly for full use
[12:56] <strouthos> xinput list
[12:56] <dragon-eye> hacker are talk in this channel #hackergroup . i found this channel    #hackergroup
[12:56] <guntbert> dragon-eye: don't advertise here
[12:56] <ikonia> cagge: ok, so you need to research what kernel modules are required for it to work fully functionally
[12:56] <dragon-eye> i am not advertising
[12:56] <cagge> ikonia how ?
[12:57] <ikonia> cagge: a good thing to do is look at the output of lsmod when it's working and lsmod when it's not working and find out what modules are missing
[12:57] <aeon-ltd> hey anyone wanna buy win7?
[12:57] <ikonia> dragon-eye: yes you are - stop it now
[12:57] <aeon-ltd> sorry, i was kidding
[12:57] <ikonia> aeon-ltd: I'm not - stop now
[12:57] <cagge> ikonia i don't know what to look for
[12:58] <aeon-ltd> i apologise.
[12:58] <bullgard> jrib: The procedure which you proposed, works for me. But it is very complicated.
[12:58] <cagge> ikonia im kindoff nobie with kernel and mounts
[12:58] <natrixnatrix89> Why does the ubuntu lucid not support many bluetooth dongles anymore? Previously my usb bluetooth worked normally, but now id doesnt work anymore.
[12:58] <jrib> bullgard: I just answered your question.  Did you actually just want to know how to read the changelog or something?
[12:58] <ikonia> cagge: ok so I've just explained look at the output of lsmod when the modem is working fine and look at the output of lsmod when the modem is not working properly, see what modules are missing
[12:58] <aeon-ltd> natrixnatrix89: they probably remove something from the kernel
[12:59] <natrixnatrix89> aeon-ltd: Is there a way to get it back?
[12:59] <dragon-eye> aeon-ltd, kicked
[12:59] <guntbert> dragon-eye: stop
[12:59] <natrixnatrix89> aeon-ltd: or where could i find the drivers and install them?
[12:59] <bullgard> jrib: I would like to read the changelog, preferably in a more convenient (less complicated) way.
[12:59] <dragon-eye> why?
[12:59] <aeon-ltd> natrixnatrix89: you'll probably have to build a new kernel, or google for alternative solutions
[12:59] <ikonia> dragon-eye: please read your private messages
[12:59] <jrib> bullgard: aptitude changelog PACKAGE   (best to just ask your real question)
[13:00] <cagge> ikonia yerah but ts st that i can connect to the internet but i want to use it as sms client
[13:00] <cagge> ikonia it works with WVDIAL
[13:00] <dragon-eye> sorry
[13:01] <natrixnatrix89> aeon-ltd: build a new kernel. I dont know how to do that. Ill stick without bluetooth then
[13:01] <cagge> ikonia the error accured when i tried to install vodaphone
[13:01] <aeon-ltd> natrixnatrix89: what kind of bluetooth device is this?
[13:01] <dragon-eye> ikonia, to solved my problem
[13:02] <jrib> bullgard: if you want a web interface instead of using aptitude in your shell, you can use http://packages.ubuntu.com (it links to the changelog on changelogs.ubuntu.com)
[13:02] <natrixnatrix89> aeon-ltd: Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
[13:03] <erUSUL> OperaFan: ok --> find folder_with_m4/ -name '*.mp4' -printf "%p\t%AY-%Am-%AdT%AXZ%AZ\n" | while IFS=$'\t' read -r file date; do  AtomicParsley "$file" --year "$date"; done
[13:03] <erUSUL> OperaFan: not sure about the date format. maybe you have to tweak it. "man find" --> printf
[13:04] <dragon-eye> ikonia, ok
[13:04] <jrib> OperaFan: what do you mean by "filesystem date" out of curiousity
[13:04] <aeon-ltd> natrixnatrix89: is is undetected or not working?
[13:04] <Glowball> Xorg shouldn't be using 20-30% CPU, right?
[13:05] <aeon-ltd> Glowball: no not under normal conditions
[13:05] <Glowball> Well, it's not the first time I catch it doing that
[13:05] <natrixnatrix89> aeon-ltd: http://paste.ubuntu.com/437815/