[00:00] <smeags> does anyone elses wired internet not work
[00:00] <acovrig> when I try the /CHANNEL ADD -auto thing, it says "*** ADD No such channel"
[00:00] <smeags> my wireless works
[00:00] <acovrig> I know it exists
[00:00] <jA_cOp> Wow, this is weird. I searched the image for the boot signature out of curiosity, and I found that it's all 0's... I wonder how that happened :S
[00:00] <Saruji> Billiard sorry, http://pastebin.com/m35d4d306
[00:00] <Polarina> Does ext4 support floppy disks?
[00:00] <Billiard> Saruji: k
[00:00] <nihilogic> Wonders of the packet flow of the internet jA :)
[00:00] <genii> Polarina: Anything you can format. so yes
[00:01] <jA_cOp> hehe
[00:01] <Effi> Hey guys
[00:01] <nihilogic> Hello Effi.
[00:01] <Billiard> Saruji: idk looks normal, idk what the prob could be, maybe a firewall issue
[00:02] <smeags> does anyone elses wired internet not work
[00:02] <acovrig> can I connect to a room on a network with a password fro the room with irssi with just the cmd line
[00:02] <Saruji> billiard ok thank you i will look into it
[00:02] <randomusr> any recommendations for an Aero-like theme in Gnome
[00:02] <Saruji> Billiard hey quick question though
[00:02] <acovrig> randomusr: have you tried gnome-look.org?
[00:02] <Saruji> Billiard is there a way to kill firewall acitivty really quickly through command?
[00:02] <rww> acovrig: There's an #irssi channel on this server that might be useful if nobody here can figure it out.
[00:02] <acovrig> rww: thanks
[00:03] <randomusr> acovrig, no. whats the closest?
[00:03] <acovrig> ?
[00:03] <selocol__> Is there a way to set my default status in Empathy to be Hidden?
[00:03] <Billiard> Saruji: not sure, by default ubuntu doesnt block anything though i dont think
[00:03] <b0n1> maybe wrong chan but what is the command for  if (A and B )
[00:03] <b0n1> is this correct in c++ ?
[00:03] <nihilogic> billiard: correct, no firewall on by default.
[00:04] <b0n1> i want that A and B is true
[00:04] <Billiard> b0n1: logical and is &&
[00:04] <Saruji> Billiard i knokw i just have firestarter installed and even though I configured it, I thought maybe it might be blocking something, so "kill all" and test would help
[00:04] <b0n1> ok
[00:04] <b0n1> thx
[00:04] <Saruji> Billiard in troubleshooting
[00:04] <b0n1> so if (A=true && B=true ) right Billiard  ?
[00:04] <Effi> I have a question... I installed karmic koala on my pc and now he doesn't boot up anymore... I already opened it and when I push the power button only the fans start moving a bit and the front lamp is shining very little bit. then the monitor goes on and immediately off again without showing anything.... and then this goes on ... again on off .... does anyone maybe have an idea what that is?
[00:04] <Billiard> b0n1: wrong
[00:05] <Billiard> b0n1: if(A&&B)
[00:05] <nihilogic> Effi: could be graphical config.
[00:05] <acovrig> randomusr: if you are willing to "downgrade" to XP, I have a AMAZING script I found that automatically does all but 1 thing, It looks almost exactly like it
[00:05] <acovrig> xp
[00:05] <Saruji> billiard sorry to waste your time man, I just shut off the firewall and alls well thank you so much
[00:05] <Billiard> Saruji: cool
[00:05] <nihilogic> Effi: when it powers up all the way try pressing alt+f1 and see if you get a login.
[00:06] <randomusr> lol
[00:06] <randomusr> fu
[00:06] <Effi> the problem is that my keyboard doesn't even get recognized because its wireless and the receiver doesn't power up
[00:06] <randomusr> !samba
[00:06] <nihilogic> Effi: ouch. Have a wired keyboard handy?
[00:06] <b0n1> Billiard,
[00:06] <b0n1>  if (abstand>1&&schalter=1)
[00:07] <Effi> I take a look ...
[00:07] <b0n1> there is an error message
[00:07] <Billiard> b0n1: you probably want schalter==1
[00:07] <jonsol_> jkl
[00:07] <snuffy47> when typing a msg to a specific user on irc what do I type in the console
[00:07] <Billiard> b0n1: this doesnt really belong in ubuntu you can pm me if you want
[00:07] <kristian1> snuffy47: /query nick message
[00:08] <smeags> y does my wired internet not work in ubuntu
[00:08] <snuffy47> that is a private msg no
[00:08] <Effi> nihilogic ... found one
[00:08] <Billiard> !doesntwork | smeags
[00:08] <b0n1> Billiard,  thx worked
[00:08] <acu> I have no sound in Firefox/Iceweasel - flashplugin-nonfree does not produce sound  - how can I bring sound to the video (youtube etc)
[00:08] <snuffy47> I thought it was /w nick msg
[00:09] <rww> snuffy47: yes. To send a public message in-channel targeted to a specific person, you can just put "theirnick:" at the start of the message
[00:09] <moronic> smeags: problem behind the keyboard?
[00:09] <Effi> he doesn't recognize the wired keyboard either
[00:09] <Billiard> b0n1: np
[00:09] <snuffy47> rww: test
[00:09] <rww> snuffy47: yes, like that :)
[00:09] <snuffy47> thanx
[00:09] <rww> !tab | snuffy47: also of interest
[00:09] <sweetandy> smeags: Could be any number of reasons. The driver could not be installed, there could be no/little driver support, you could be using the wrong program or using the program incorrectly to find the connection/driver.
[00:09] <nihilogic> Effi: when it starts up do you see a BIOS screen?
[00:10] <jolaren> What does this mean? Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0" ?
[00:10] <moronic> sweetandy: or he could just forgot to plug in his network cable.
[00:10] <moronic> ;-)
[00:10] <jolaren> I really need help with the installation of ubuntu 9.10 on my asrock ion 330..
[00:10] <jolaren> It has really gone out of hand
[00:10] <Effi> nihilogic no,nothing... the screen just makes the sound as if he goes on and the green lamp is lightning for a second
[00:10] <Billiard> jolaren: when do you get this error
[00:10] <nihilogic> Effi: does it beep?
[00:11] <Effi> nihilogic no... it doesn't beep
[00:11] <jolaren> Billiard: when trying to launch my nvidia-settings i.e
[00:12] <jolaren> Billiard:  I can't set up desktop extra's etc
[00:12] <chu_> Hey can I export my package list with apt? I saw a tutorial which used aptitude, I guess aptitude is just a front-end to apt?
[00:12] <nihilogic> Effi: that sounds very bad. Typically when you get nothing on the monitor at boot, no beeps and all the fans turn on, that *sounds* like a dead BIOS.
[00:12] <centHOGG> chu_: affirmative
[00:13] <Billiard> jolaren: is the nvidia driver being used currently?
[00:13] <tbessie> Hey folks - longtime ubuntu user here; anyone familiar with the server install?
[00:13] <jolaren> Billiard: I don't know .. installed em off nvidia webpage
[00:13] <Flannel> tbessie: It's easiest to just ask your real question, if anyone knows, they'll answer
[00:13] <Billiard> jolaren: any reason you used nvidia webpage ones other than the ones in the package manager?
[00:13] <chu_> Done, 9.10-desktop-i386 burnt!
[00:13] <nihilogic> Effi: the fact that you jus tinstalled 9.10 seems coincidental. OS installs don't wipe a BIOS. Then again, I could be wrong since it's not in front of me it's hard to tell.
[00:13] <centHOGG> tbessie: <server fan
[00:13] <leaf-sheep> chu_: apt and aptitude are front-end for dpkg
[00:14] <jolaren> Billiard: Couldn't open startx when installung
[00:14] <Flannel> leaf-sheep: No, apt-get and aptitude are frontends to apt
[00:14] <tbessie> Flannel, Allright - question is: Ubuntu 9.10 servre install doesn't let me choose where I want the boot loader installed; it ALWAYS puts it on the MBR, without asking me.  I need to put it on the Root partition, as I always have in the past.
[00:14] <Billiard> jolaren: try:  sudo nvidia-xconfig
[00:14] <tbessie> Trying to do this without having to go through any difficulties - previous installers allowed me to choose
[00:14] <Billiard> jolaren: then restart x
[00:14] <snuffy47> If I was only going to use the web interface of Deluge should I use apt- get deluge-webui???
[00:15] <rww> snuffy47: sudo apt-get install deluge-webui, yes
[00:15] <jakerue> anyone having issues with CUPS after the Karmic upgrade?  I am getting 	Paused - "Backend /usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf does not exist!" on 2 machines after online upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic
[00:15] <snuffy47> rww: what is the difference from the install deluge
[00:15] <jolaren> Billiard: I did that
[00:15] <tbessie> Nobody with grub install problems with the 9.10 server installer, then?
[00:15] <Billiard> jolaren: any errors when you run that command?
[00:15] <{g}> Hey People! I rented a virtual linux server yesterday and I would like to get some informations on memory, cpu etc. But everything i try "top, vmstat, /proc/cpuinfo" comes back blank or permission denied. any more ideas on how to get statistics of the machine?
[00:16] <jolaren> Using X confinguration file "/etc/X11/xorg.conf".
[00:16] <centHOGG> tbessie: sorry only installed jaunty, but will try the latest soon.. just got a new hdd
[00:16] <centHOGG> no probs jaunty
[00:16] <jolaren> Billiard: No errors..
[00:16] <rww> snuffy47: the "deluge" package installs the normal desktop graphical user interface. -webui installs the web-based interface. -console installs the terminal interface. They all depend on the deluge backend, so you can install whichever you want.
[00:17] <tommynz1975> do you get anying from  cat /proc/cpuinfo
[00:17] <rww> (said backend being in deluge-common)
[00:17] <tbessie> centHOGG, Might only be a problem with the text-based installer on the server installer for 9.10 - 9.04 asked me where I wanted to install it.
[00:17] <centHOGG> tbessie: yeah, i like the lowfat install
[00:17] <tbessie> centHOGG, I could try installing with the Desktop installer, then removing things; otherwise, I'm thinking of just going to the plain Debian release, or maybe even to FreeBSD (this is for a server, no need for GUI goodness)
[00:18] <centHOGG> tbessie: nah don't do that install desktop then remove things.... to much pain
[00:18] <rww> tbessie: there's also an #ubuntu-server channel that might know
[00:18] <centHOGG> tbessie: FreeBSD is a trip... never really got too far
[00:18] <centHOGG> tbessie: go jaunty
[00:19] <Shu> Attention everyone, I need some serious help. Here's the problem: I have a Netgear WNDA3100 Wireless Internet Adapter, and I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my other computer, and I cannot figure out how to make it work on that computer. The other computer does not have any internet access what so ever. The items at my disposal: Netgear WNDA3100 Wireless Internet USB, and a 2GB Flash Drive. If you need any other information, just ask. P.S. Thi
[00:19] <Shu> s computer that I am on is a dinosaur, so it may not be up to par with what you need me to do with it. P.S.S. I need to be spoon fed here. I am completely clueless when it comes to technical stuff like this, sorry.
[00:19] <tbessie> centHOGG, You thinik? Fewer problems? I've noticed a huge raft of updates since 9.10 got released.
[00:19] <tbessie> rww, Thanks much, I'll check it out
[00:19] <centHOGG> tbessie: plain debian is ok but you will have to install all the essentials... takes a little time
[00:19] <tbessie> centHOGG, Well, I'm an old Slackware user from way back; just got tired of compiling my own drivers all the time, that's all
[00:19] <centHOGG> ha
[00:19] <centHOGG> no kidding
[00:20] <tbessie> centHOGG, aptitude is a very nice thing to have
[00:20] <snuffy47> rww: I did install the webui and I could not figure out how to config it.  when I tried to login it gave me a huge amount of errors
[00:20] <jolaren> Billiard: I have Nvidia driver: 185.18.36.. I believe there is a new one out
[00:20] <centHOGG> tbessie: yeah that and tasksel... lots of time savers
[00:20] <atrocity> i have a question, and i can't find a decent answer anywhere
[00:20] <centHOGG> tbessie: I like lxde for light stuff
[00:20] <atrocity> i have a crapload of .tif images...is there a way to convert them quickly into 1 .tif image?
[00:20] <tbessie> centHOGG, Well, thanks much!  I'll move on to the server channel and ask a few questions there - good luck!
[00:20] <Guest25077> nihilogic sorry ... you said it could be my graphics card? but the fan on it works good ... and why doesn't he recognize my keyboard then?
[00:20] <atrocity> and not multi-page...just 1 long-ass image?
[00:21] <centHOGG> tbessie: yeah i'll meet you there :)
[00:21] <atrocity> i tried cptiff, but it makes multi-page tiffs
[00:21] <tommynz1975> shu is the adapter on the system tahts giving you troubles? or on the other system?
[00:21] <Aquina> Again... Does someone know how to switch to the xfce4-terminal font "monospace" using jEdit? I don't know where that font is located. :-(
[00:21] <Billiard> jolaren: dunno, i would try getting the drivers in the repos to work after removing the nvidia site ones
[00:21] <tbessie> Busy channel here. :-)
[00:21] <Aquina> yes. :-)
[00:21] <firejuggler> marklin?
[00:22] <jolaren> Billiard: Tryin to install a new driver now
[00:22] <rww> snuffy47: hmm. Can you copy those errors to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ and link the created page here?
[00:22] <Shu> tommynz1975, I'm on this computer, which is Ubuntu, and I'm actually using the usb wireless adapter I'm talking about
[00:23] <Effi> but do you think it could be the power adapter?
[00:23] <aj_444> how do i add programs to the startup applications list?
[00:23] <Effi> nihilogic?
[00:23] <rww> !startup | aj_444
[00:23] <jolaren> Im trying to install a new driver and it says ERROR: nvidia-installer must be run as root
[00:24] <Shu> tommynz1975, got anything for me?
[00:24] <tommynz1975> shu okay so do I understand you correctly the wireless adapter is working the router is working. and you  have another computer that you want to use the router
[00:24] <Billiard> jolaren: do what it says
[00:24] <jolaren> nvm
[00:24] <puff> Hm... I am trying to fix a problem with xdmcp in ubuntu karmic. One bug report ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/408417 )  seems to indicate that switching to kdm should fi xit.
[00:24] <puff> So, two questions, 1) is this a sane thing to do  if I'm not otherwise using kde, and
[00:24] <puff> 2) will installing kdm via apt do the trick, or do I need to slog to the data center and do it on the console GUI?
[00:24] <firejuggler> hmmm ok just an update for those with a black screen with a box with *max resolution is 1280*1024 @60hz* with an ati card....
[00:24] <c3l> Package libswt3.2-gtk-java has no installation candidate
[00:24] <c3l>  wtf?
[00:24] <snuffy47> rww: I just uninstalled.  I will reinstall webui and paste
[00:24] <Shu> no, tommynz1975, I want the other computer to work with the usb wireless adapter that's plugged into this computer right now
[00:25] <jolaren> Billiard: Im reinstalling the driver. It said it was already installed so im over reinstalling it.. but when i open nvidia-settings it says i have annother version installed
[00:25] <jolaren> Billiard: What does that tell you
[00:25] <firejuggler> sudo aticonfig --resolution=0,1280*1024 seem to resolve the problem after a reboot
[00:25] <rww> c3l: try libswt-gtk-3.5-java ? That looks to be the version packaged for karmic.
[00:25] <Billiard> nvidia-settings says you have another version of what installed
[00:26] <c3l> rww, oh. i had no idea. an app depended on libswt3.2-gtk-java. well thanks
[00:26] <jolaren> Billiard: correct
[00:26] <selocol__> Is there a way to set my default status in Empathy to be Hidden?
[00:26] <MyWay> hi
[00:26] <snuffy47> rww:  I must have to start deluge somehow as now when I try http://192****:8112 it says page cannot be displayed
[00:26] <Billiard> jolaren: i didnt ask a yes or no question
[00:27] <luis_> Hello i need urgent help with audacity: i click the rec icon and i rec the part i want, but how save only that rec as mp3?
[00:27] <luis_> Hello i need urgent help with audacity: i click the rec icon and i rec the part i want, but how save only that rec as mp3?
[00:27] <luis_> how to save*
[00:27] <c3l> snuffy47, i recommend rtorrent instead
[00:27] <MyWay> i've installed windows 7 and restored the boot menu with easybcd, now i'm from ubuntu, how do i restore grub2 initial menu? thanks
[00:27] <snuffy47> c31: really
[00:27] <c3l> I cant install iriverter. problems with dependencies it says. running karmic 9.10
[00:27] <jolaren> Billiard: I know thats why I replied correct
[00:27] <c3l> 64x*
[00:27] <ilaksh> I think wubi or whatever installed linux on my second disk, but I'm not sure. how can I verify that /host is on /dev/sdb?
[00:28] <Billiard> jolaren: oh it doesnt tell you?
[00:28] <luis_> Hello i need urgent help with audacity: i click the rec icon and i rec the part i want, but how I save only the rec as mp3???
[00:28] <snuffy47> c31:  It will only be headless
[00:28] <leftyfb> is there a workaround to set custom sounds for events? I can't believe they removed this feature! Why is everyone always removing features???
[00:28] <jolaren> Billiard: no
[00:28] <snuffy47> all I need is to run my downloads of the server instead of pcs
[00:28] <MyWay> i've installed windows 7 and restored the boot menu with easybcd, now i'm from ubuntu, how do i restore grub2 initial menu? thanks
[00:28] <jolaren> Billiard: I will see now after reinstalling teh drivers
[00:29] <Billiard> jolaren: try completely removing the old driver first
[00:29] <luis_> Hello i need urgent help with audacity: i click the rec icon and i rec the part i want, but how I save only the rec as mp3???
[00:29] <luis_> IS URGENT!
[00:29] <rww> ilaksh: wubi installs to a file in your Windows partition, specifically c:\wubi by default.
[00:29] <Effi> Hey guys .... any of you who knows how it could be that my computer doesn't boot up anymore? only the fans are silently running but the computer neither recognizes the keyboard nor can I see anything on the screen...
[00:29] <jolaren> Billiard: Reinstalling teh drivers seems to have done the trick
[00:29] <jolaren> Billiard: Thanks for helping I guesss :D
[00:29] <ilaksh> hm
[00:29] <ilaksh> thanks rww
[00:29] <Billiard> jolaren: ok cool
[00:29] <ilaksh> would it be faster if I did it in a separate regular partition?
[00:29] <leftyfb> Effi: dead computer. Seek a computer repair professional
[00:29] <c3l> I cant install iriverter. problems with dependencies it says. running karmic 64x how do I fix it?
[00:30] <jolaren> I never had probs with jaunty but it seems karmic wants to give me hell :-)
[00:30] <leftyfb> MyWay: run sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[00:30] <MyWay> leftyfb: thanks
[00:30] <rww> ilaksh: Usually not, no. If the wubi disk image is very fragmented, you'd have speed problems, but apart from that there isn't much overhead from using wubi.
[00:30] <Shu> Attention everyone, I need some serious help. Here's the problem: I have a Netgear WNDA3100 Wireless Internet Adapter, and I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my other computer, and I cannot figure out how to make it work on that computer. The other computer does not have any internet access what so ever. The items at my disposal: Netgear WNDA3100 Wireless Internet USB, and a 2GB Flash Drive. If you need any other information, just ask. P.S. I n
[00:30] <Shu> eed to be spoon fed here. I am completely clueless when it comes to technical stuff like this, sorry.
[00:30] <jolaren> awn or cairo dock, what do you lot prefer?
[00:31] <leftyfb> Shu: install ubuntu 9.10
[00:31] <luis_> Hello i need urgent help with audacity: i click the rec icon and i rec the part i want, but how I save only the rec as mp3???
[00:31] <luis_> IS URGENT!
[00:31] <ilaksh> cool
[00:31] <rww> jolaren: am I allowed to chooce "other: docky with gnome-do"?
[00:31] <rww> choose **
[00:31] <Shu> can't. The computer doesn't have internet!
[00:31] <jolaren> rww: I guess :') Its preferable?
[00:31] <lstarnes> luis_: are you able you save it in another format?
[00:31] <leftyfb> Shu: you're on the internet right now
[00:31] <lstarnes> s/you/to/
[00:31] <MyWay> leftyfb: where can i check the menu list, before reboot?
[00:31] <Salvad1> Could I still use my user account if I install Ubuntu 9.10 on my system partition?
[00:32] <leftyfb> Shu: download and burn the iso on the computer you're on now
[00:32] <rww> jolaren: I prefer it, yes :)
[00:32] <Salvad1> I have /home in another partition.
[00:32] <luis_> lstarnes: u mean export?!
[00:32] <tommynz1975> shu I understand now, and are you hard wired to the router? from this other pc
[00:32] <Salvad1> And by install, I mean, not upgrade.
[00:32] <Shu> leftyfb, this computer can't burn
[00:32] <luis_> lstarnes: how i do the export of only the choose part with the rec button? PLS IS URGENT T_T
[00:32] <gOLDfeesh> Hey guys. I purged pulseaudio and now I don't have ANY sounds. alsamixer returns: ALSA lib pulse.c:229:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused  alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[00:32] <Shu> No tommynz1975, the router is downstairs
[00:32] <lstarnes> luis_: why is it urgent?
[00:32] <luis_> export to mp3 with audacity*
[00:32] <c3l> I cant install iriverter. problems with dependencies it says. running karmic 64x how do I fix it? or is it serverside withe incorrect dependencies?
[00:32] <luis_> PROJECT STARTS IN 6 MINUTES
[00:32] <lstarnes> luis_: can you export it to another format?
[00:32] <leftyfb> Shu: you have absolutely no way of burning a 9.10 cd?
[00:32] <luis_> YES!
[00:32] <luis_> MP3!
[00:33] <rww> jolaren: you'd install it by installing the "gnome-do" package and then following the instructions on the gnome-do wiki (first result for "docky gnome-do" on Google; I don't have web access, so can't link it...)
[00:33] <lstarnes> luis_: can it be exported to anything that isn't mp3?
[00:33] <ilaksh> thanks. guess I have to do some work now.
[00:33] <Shu> leftyfb, I think I might be able too...
[00:33] <lstarnes> luis_: you might need to have the right libraries installed
[00:33] <chu_> Ok re-install time!
[00:33] <leftyfb> Shu: highly suggested .. especially for wireless issues
[00:33] <sezotove> Hello all
[00:34] <leftyfb> Salvad1: yes, you can. Just don't format the /home partition and mount it as /home
[00:34] <puff> I have a kde and gnome question.  We installed the server version, then installed the gnome dekstop stuff because ti turned out they needed to use a graphical debugger on that machine.
[00:34] <tommynz1975> ok shu.  when  you put the wirelss adapter into this other pc, what comes up when you put into the terminal iwconfig
[00:34] <Salvad1> Thanks for the response.
[00:34] <jolaren> rww: I will try that out
[00:34] <puff> And then wein stalled kde because  the main programmer wanted KDE instead of Gnome.
[00:35] <Shu> tommynz1975, I'll have to come back, since I'll have to unplug it from this computer to do that
[00:35] <lstarnes> luis_: make sure that the lame and libmp3lame0 packages are installed
[00:35] <Shu> okay tommynz1975?
[00:35] <sezotove> *pulls a ticket number and waits inline*
[00:35] <leftyfb> tommynz1975: you're going down a long road of hurt trying to help someone install wireless drivers with no internet. Easiest to at least get the latest version of ubuntu on there first which will more than likely have supported drivers for it
[00:35] <rww> sezotove: if you have a support question, go ahead and ask it. if someone knows the answer, they'll let you know
[00:35] <jolaren> rww: Does it look as cool as awn and cairo? seems kinda lame!
[00:36] <airtonix> gnome-do is great. rww is refrering to the docky aspect of it
[00:36] <rww> jolaren: It has the benefit of working properly, which AWN and Cairo never did for me ;P
[00:36] <rww> but docky looks pretty much the same as AWN and Cairo screenshots
[00:36] <jolaren> Can't seem to get my 3d cube workin
[00:36] <leftyfb> jolaren: I use awn for my dock and gnome do for my quick access
[00:36] <airtonix> jolaren, rww, gnome-do will be seperating docky into a standalone package soon
[00:37] <ard1an> Hamachi isnt more for Ubuntu why ?
[00:37] <sezotove> alright, Im trying to get my mic working, i have read up alot on it and still can not get it to work. I have checked in the volume control and its not muted, theres just a ton of static, the sound card is on an ECS GF8200A mobo
[00:37] <rww> airtonix: oh, good. That'll alleviate some confusion :)
[00:37] <leftyfb> ard1an: ask the Hamachi project
[00:37] <luis_> lstarnes: u didnt understand me
[00:37] <tommynz1975> leftyfb,  yes you are right....  or  shu short option is take the pc downstairs and hard wire it to the router. and plug the wirless in.  Has shu said whats running on the other pc?
[00:37] <luis_> just wanna know what button i click to export the rec to mp3
[00:37] <luis_> thats all
[00:37] <airtonix> rww, jolaren my only gripe with docky is that it requires a compositing desktop for it to work nicely, (it works but the compositing makes it work much nicer)
[00:38] <myron> is anyone familiar with the encoding system on linux user passwords?
[00:38] <jolaren> Is it only me who thinks that a drunk girl friend is nothin more than a pain in the ass?
[00:38] <rww> airtonix: indeed. docky thankfully works with metacity compositing, though, so one doesn't need the compiz overhead
[00:38] <leftyfb> jolaren: not the place for that
[00:39] <rww> jolaren: this channel is for support only, and in general, discussing drunk girlfriends in #ubuntu* channels isn't a great idea :)
[00:39] <jolaren> Haha
[00:39] <lstarnes> luis_: try file > export..., then select a filename and select "mp3 files" from the format list
[00:39] <lstarnes> luis_: it should be below the file list
[00:40] <myron> I need to encode a password and place it in the shadow file...
[00:40] <gOLDfeesh> Hey guys. I purged pulseaudio and now I don't have ANY sounds. alsamixer returns: ALSA lib pulse.c:229:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused  alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused    I also removed the .asoundrc file
[00:40] <leftyfb> myron: that's not how it works
[00:40] <leftyfb> myron: use: sudo passwd <username>
[00:40] <myron> I know you can use the passwd utility, but I am dealing with a particular case where I don't have it and can't get it
[00:40] <jefinc> !karmic
[00:41] <Billiard> myron: what is the case?
[00:41] <Bilz> hello. does anybody else have the problem where firefox lags when scrolling. no compfiz on my comp. ubuntu 9.04, all updates installed. normal graphics, and when i drop it to most basic it still lags
[00:41] <jefinc> should I upgrade to 9.10?
[00:41] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[00:41] <myron> passwd is not installed, useradd and userdel are not installed... and there is no compiler on the system
[00:41] <leftyfb> jefinc: I recommend backing up your files and installing 9.10 from scratch
[00:42] <leftyfb> myron: then you're not running ubuntu
[00:42] <rashed2020> Where does Karmic store the links to the PPAs when we add them using the new way. ppa:bla/bla
[00:42] <myron> true...
[00:42] <rww> rashed2020: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[00:42] <leftyfb> rashed2020: same place as always:
[00:42] <leftyfb> ^^
[00:42] <leftyfb> :)
[00:42] <jA_cOp> Upgrading from 8.10 using synaptic caused a freeze for me after logging in :(
[00:42] <Tetracomm> When I run the terminal emulator inside the GNOME GUI, I want the same font that I get from before any GUI is loaded, how do I get that font?
[00:42] <jA_cOp> Which is why i'm installing from scratch...
[00:42] <Znupi> are there packages in the repositories for Go compilers?
[00:43] <leftyfb> jA_cOp: back up your files and install 9.10 from scratch
[00:43] <rww> jA_cOp: for the record, Synaptic is not the supported method for upgrading Ubuntu
[00:43] <rashed2020> Owwh. Cuz I couldn't find them in /etc/apt/sources.list  What's the difference between them?
[00:43] <jA_cOp> yeah leftyfb
[00:43] <Znupi> for anyone who doesn't know, Go is a new programming language by Google
[00:43] <rww> !upgrade | jA_cOp
[00:43] <jefinc> leftyfb: that's my plan, /home and / are separate partitions :) but I'm not sure 9.10 is ready...
[00:43] <Znupi> http://golang.org/
[00:43] <ardchoille> !ot
[00:43] <rww> Znupi: no, there aren't. Considering Go is newer than Karmic, that's highly unsurprising :)
[00:43] <sezotove> really google has a prog lang?
[00:43] <Tetracomm> Or could you at least tell me what it is called?
[00:44] <Znupi> rww: thought so, so they never introduce new packages?
[00:44] <Znupi> not even in backports?
[00:44] <jA_cOp> oh rww... Synaptic had a big "upgrade" button so I just clicked it. Stupid me.
[00:44] <leftyfb> Znupi: it JUST came out this week
[00:44] <Znupi> :(
[00:44] <rww> rashed2020: apt looks in both /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ when getting sources. sources.list.d is used for stuff like medibuntu or third-party PPAs when they're added programmatically by software.
[00:45] <Enissay> I installed gnochm but it closes after few seconds :S on ubuntu 9.10 x64, any idea please?
[00:45] <JediMaster_> hey guys, I'm having problems getting the wireless on a toshiba laptop working (it's an Equium P200-1ed), I've tried "ath5k" drivers but the wireless interface doesn't appear, any ideas?
[00:45] <rww> rashed2020: in effect, there isn't a difference, but using sources.list.d makes it easier for programs to remove repositories they've added.
[00:45] <leftyfb> Enissay: run it from a terminal to get the error
[00:45] <gerald> hi all
[00:45] <Guest32170> i have a question regarding rhythymbox
[00:45] <jolaren> There's this stripe crossing my AWN dock.. Its really ugly.. Anyone else experiencing that?
[00:46] <afallenhope> I can use alsa mixer however when I try to use System->Preferences->Sound it hangs at "Waiting for sound system to respond".. anyone able to help
[00:46] <Guest32170> does it restructure my library by default?
[00:46] <AegNuddel> hmm
[00:46] <rww> Guest32170: "restructure" meaning moving files around?
[00:46] <nintendude794> howdy, y'all.  I've got a problem somebody might be able to solve...  Contact me via my AIM name, nintendude947
[00:46] <nintendude794> Thanks
[00:46] <Guest32170> rww, yeah i habe my all music sorted the way i want it already
[00:47] <AegNuddel> Can one create custom screensavers for Ubuntu?
[00:47] <Billiard> nintendude794: you can just ask your question here, not many people will be willing to contact you on aim
[00:47] <rww> Guest32170: I use it, and I don't think it's ever moved any of mine around.
[00:47] <greezmunkey> Where can I locate packages that I have downloaded, and installed. Can I burn them to a CD for use later if needed?
[00:47] <Znupi> "Go compilers support two operating systems (Linux, Mac OS X)"
[00:47] <Znupi> I love them
[00:47] <sezotove> alright, Im trying to get my mic working, i have read up alot on it and still can not get it to work. I have checked in the volume control and its not muted, theres just a ton of static, the sound card is on an ECS GF8200A mobo
[00:48] <rww> greezmunkey: /var/cache/apt/archives
[00:48] <snuffy47> okay I can not find enough help docs for deluge I need direction on what torrent to use on a headless server.  It will need a web type interface and will need to update private trackers.  Only used for downloading and seeding
[00:48] <bazhang> !ot | Znupi
[00:48] <rww> !aptoncd | greezmunkey: for CD stuff
[00:48] <Guest32170> rww, i only ask because there is no option to turn library restructure on / off in the preferences like in banshee
[00:48] <airtonix> snuffy47, does it have to be a web interface?
[00:48] <snuffy47> no
[00:49] <greezmunkey> rww, cool, what about part 2...I see, excellent! I'll try it!
[00:49] <airtonix> snuffy47, rTorrent started via a screen session running over ssh
[00:49] <rww> greezmunkey: that's the "aptoncd" package, btw
[00:49] <snuffy47> just as long as all processes are on the server
[00:49] <gpled> where did the 64bit 9.10 version go?
[00:49] <snuffy47> what about windows
[00:49] <Billiard> gpled: went nowhere
[00:49] <snuffy47> airtonix: what about on windows
[00:49] <bazhang> www.ubuntu.com gpled
[00:49] <snuffy47> airtonix: what from windows
[00:49] <gpled> only offers 32 bit
[00:49] <AegNuddel> snuffy47: what about it?
[00:49] <airtonix> snuffy47, 1. ssh to server 2. start screen 3. (inside screen) run rTorrent. 4. operate rTorrent 5. close ssh session
[00:50] <rww> gpled: there's an option on it for the 64-bit version.
[00:50] <bazhang> gpled, check carefully, its there
[00:50] <greezmunkey> rww, I am planning to (got that) reinstall this system. It is currently set up to dual boot, but the kernel is a bit bloated, so I want to streamline things a bit.
[00:50] <airtonix> snuffy47, you'd use putty to ssh to your linux bos
[00:50] <airtonix> snuffy47, box*
[00:50] <airtonix> snuffy47, screen is a session manager for the command line
[00:51] <airtonix> snuffy47, http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/05/04/command-line-multitasking-with-screen/
[00:51] <gpled> must be behind some flash or a popup
[00:51] <c3l> I cant install iriverter. problems with dependencies it says. running karmic 64x how do I fix it? or is it serverside withe incorrect dependencies?
[00:51] <evilaim> hey guys
[00:51] <afallenhope> I can use alsa mixer however when I try to use System->Preferences->Sound it hangs at "Waiting for sound system to respond".. anyone able to help
[00:51] <greezmunkey> rww, I have no done an install from CD, will I get an oppertunity to customize the kernel on setup, or do I have to make install?
[00:51] <snuffy47> airtonix: what from windows
[00:51] <snuffy47> opps
[00:51] <evilaim> Any chance someone could help me to install vdpau? I've found the ppa, but don't know how to use it.
[00:51] <airtonix> snuffy47, i used to have a low power linux machine sitting under my bed with this setupt for doing torrents
[00:51] <evilaim> even a walk through link would be good
[00:52] <bjl-> I believe I may have found a bug with the interaction between printf and pthreads on ubuntu 9.10, anyone interested?
[00:52] <airtonix> snuffy47, yes to manipulate the rTorrent session on the linux machine from windows you login to the linux machine via ssh using putty on windows
[00:52] <gpled> this fails: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[00:52] <afallenhope> I'm running Karmic amd64...
[00:52] <jolaren> rww: I agree, Gnome-DO = Much better
[00:52] <nintendude794> Nevermind... Umm, I recently installed Ubuntu NetBook Remix to my MacBook via Apple's Bual Boot utility, Boot Camp, and while the Volume keys on my Mac Keyboard work, the brightness adjusting ones don't work.  Is fixing this possible?
[00:52] <gpled> will get it from a mirror
[00:52] <Guest80731> hi guys
[00:53] <airtonix> snuffy47, you're other option is to use transmission which also has a gui, a cli and a web interface
[00:53] <Guest80731> I have this error: scsi 5:0:0:0: rejecting I/O to dead device
[00:53] <snuffy47> airtonix:  and rtorent has no problems updating private trackers?
[00:53] <sezotove> whats this mean "gconfaudiosrc ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=chat: Could not open audio device for playback."
[00:53] <bazhang> gpled, see choose a version? to the right is choose an architecture
[00:53] <snuffy47> airtonix:  looking for the best option with the most help
[00:53] <gpled> bazhang: nope
[00:53] <airtonix> snuffy47, i'm not exacty sure what you mean by "updating private trackers"
[00:53] <Guest80731> EXT3-fs error (device sdb2): ext3_find_entry: reading directory #2 offset 0
[00:53] <greezmunkey> rww, that's ok, I'll look around for a description of the CD install option. Thanks! (aptoncd, that is!)
[00:53] <Guest80731> how can I fix this problem?
[00:54] <snuffy47> airtonix:  for sites that have upload requirements
[00:54] <rww> greezmunkey: sorry, was afk. Ubuntu doesn't have an option to customize the kernel during installation.
[00:54] <rww> !kernel | greezmunkey: custom kernel instructions
[00:54] <bazhang> Alternative download options, including Ubuntu installer for Windows  click that gpled
[00:54] <airtonix> snuffy47, rtorrent homepage : http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/
[00:54] <snuffy47> airtonix:  is transmission better the rtorrent?
[00:55] <gpled> site fails:  http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/ubuntu-releases/9.10/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[00:55] <airtonix> rTorrent is the best for headless server
[00:55] <randomusr> omg
[00:55] <rww> jolaren: glad you like it :)
[00:55] <gpled> you should not have to hunt for stuff
[00:55] <jolaren>  rww How do I edit gnome-do? I managed to make all icons alot bigger
[00:55] <bazhang> gpled, I just showed the link to click
[00:55] <greezmunkey> rww, really...I wanted to remove support for devices I dont have on my system. It seems that the kernel loads a lot of stuff on boot that I don't / need.
[00:55] <randomusr> How does one effectively search a 4000 page man file?
[00:55] <gpled> bazhang: paste the url please
[00:55] <gpled> im already 20% done
[00:56] <rww> randomusr: press the / key, type the term to search for, then press enter
[00:56] <Chousuke> randomusr: ... 4000 pages?
[00:56] <Chousuke> randomusr: which manual is that?
[00:56] <airtonix> jolaren, mouse over the seperator between the icons and the clock, should change your cursor to an up/down image
[00:56] <rww> greezmunkey: really. I believe the thinking is that custom kernel compiling is somewhat outside of Ubuntu's scope.
[00:56] <randomusr> Chousuke; friggen smb.conf
[00:56] <airtonix> jolaren, then click drag up and down to resize the icons sizes
[00:56]  * greezmunkey wonders if it's worth it to break a perfectly well running system for a few drivers and such
[00:57] <Chousuke> greezmunkey: no, it's not.
[00:57] <Tartaros> what would be the correct way to change grub2 splash image - is it editing the 05_debian_theme script...? or should I copy it and add as a custom one, having changed the filename inside?
[00:57] <genii> Yes, man smb.conf is a *large* amount of reading to sift through
[00:57] <jolaren> airtonix: Worked fine.. Can I customize it to let's say hide behind windows?
[00:57] <DivineEntity> greezmunkey, the old wifes tales that custom compiling and removing devices to increase speed is long dead. The kernel is modular you will see an unmeasurable speed increase once you are all done.
[00:57] <seidos> greezmunkey: i want to fix gnome-power-manager so that my laptop shuts down, but it isn't feasible.  maybe you should consider another project?
[00:57] <airtonix> jolaren, right click the purple icon on the far left
[00:57] <leaf-sheep> greezmunkey: You like breaking things, huh? :)
[00:57] <randomusr> rww, lame
[00:57] <rot> snuffy47: Try rutorrent ( http://code.google.com/p/rutorrent/ ), web frontend for rTorrent
[00:57] <airtonix> jolaren, -> preferences
[00:58] <gpled> found it. someone needs to go back to website design 101
[00:58] <airtonix> jolaren, unfortunately my config interface is in hindi or tamil...
[00:58] <randomusr> How can I search for a number of Lines N man smb.conf | grep  something something something?
[00:58] <DivineEntity> I was compling slackware lernels for years... I tried really hard to convince myself it was "faster afterwards" ... at least it made me look more hardc0re
[00:58] <snuffy47> rot: reading my brains out I just want to make sure I pick the right one as Deluge failed and cost me days to read
[00:58] <effi> Hey
[00:58] <DivineEntity> kernels*
[00:59] <rww> greezmunkey: considering that most of the really unnecessary stuff is compiled as modules, rather than into the kernel, there really isn't much of a performance benefit from custom compiling one.
[00:59] <rot> snuffy47: I'm running rtorrent 24/7 and I've never had a problem with it.
[00:59] <jolaren> airtonix: Aight :)
[00:59] <AegNuddel> kernels....popcorn...yum.
[00:59] <sekyourbox> test
[00:59] <seidos> DivineEntity: that's interesting.  it is counter-intuitive that a custom kernel would have no measurable speed increase than the alternative
[00:59] <genii> sekyourbox: Test failed
[00:59] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Out of curious, what happened with you and deluge?
[00:59] <snuffy47> rot: okay going to try rtorrent and the ru thing do you have a recommendation on a how too
[00:59] <sekyourbox> whats the deal with this crash report in 9.04 when my laptop sleeps?
[00:59] <greezmunkey> All right...You've convinced me on this machine at least. I'm gonna play with my trash box though!
[01:00] <selocol__> Is there a way to set my default status in Empathy to be Hidden?
[01:00] <gdiz> hey, I have a question for you guys.  I have an external disk that I am trying to open up the permissions for to utilize with a program.  The permissions are drwx------.  When I chmod the drive, nothing seems to happen.  Am I missing something?
[01:00] <rww> PriceChild: go go PriceChild, clean that banlist :)
[01:00] <snuffy47> lead-sheep: cant find enough info to help a noob to setup
[01:00] <usser_> gdiz, ntfs?
[01:00] <seidos> DivineEntity: but considering you are in all likelihood correct, if it is indeed modular, what does this mean, and how are modules loaded/unloaded or completely removed (if possible)?
[01:00] <c3l> snuffy47, why dont you just run it through the terminal?
[01:00] <gdiz> usser, let me check
[01:00] <snuffy47> lead-sheep: tried to give it a go and peeps say its the best but I need help
[01:00] <leaf-sheep> Why do we clean banlist occasionally? ;o
[01:01] <rot> snuffy47: The wiki has the info you need. Personally I don't use the web frontend but I know a lot of people who do. I just stick with plain ol rTorrent :)
[01:01] <greezmunkey> seidos, great question iow how does it really work?
[01:01] <sekyourbox> friggen like error reporting in windows
[01:01] <gdiz> usser, FAT
[01:01] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: I see. What issues are you having? Deluge is the closest thing you can get... for uTorrent
[01:01] <gdiz> usser, does it have to be NTFS?
[01:01] <rww> leaf-sheep: because the banlist gets full.
[01:01] <usser_> gdiz, you have to mount it with uid=something,gid=something
[01:01] <greezmunkey> mmm, so I should just blacklist every module I absolutely don't need...?
[01:01] <usser_> gdiz, where uid and gid are that of your username
[01:02] <snuffy47> lead-sheep: well I installed deluge-webui and that is as far as I got
[01:02] <gdiz> usser, I am not sure I know what you mean by "uid" and "gid"
[01:02] <rashed2020> Can I delete everything in /var/cache/apt?
[01:02] <sekyourbox> whats the deal with this crash report in 9.04 when my laptop sleeps?
[01:02] <seidos> greezmunkey: good idea
[01:02] <leaf-sheep> rww: Microsoft have 20M Xbox-Live subscribers. 1M with banned consoles! That's 1 out of every 5! :0
[01:02] <sekyourbox> i close the laptop to suspend
[01:02] <seidos> greezmunkey: how do you get a list modules?
[01:02] <rashed2020> Nvm, found the answer to that one.
[01:02] <AegNuddel> bqh I like xchat better than this
[01:02] <AegNuddel> bah
[01:02] <sekyourbox> and i get a crash report
[01:02] <greezmunkey> seidos, there's my project! :)
[01:03] <DivineEntity> seidos, they jsut aren't loaded.. the kernel probes your system at boot, loads the moduals required.  if you pluggin in a device while running hotswap/kernel will load the modual at that time and unload when your remove it
[01:03] <usser_> gdiz, when you mount the drive, you can specify mount options with -o uid=1000,gid=1000
[01:03] <snuffy47> lead-sheep: couldnt figure out how to configure and after theinstall I tried http://192***:8112 and it states page cannt be displayed
[01:03] <rww> rashed2020: the correct way to do it is "sudo apt-get clean"
[01:03] <leaf-sheep> sekyourbox: Link to this crash report dealie?
[01:03] <greezmunkey> seidos, I was planning to look through dmesg first, then go from there
[01:03] <gdiz> usser, could you walk me through that?  how do you do that?
[01:03] <randomusr> in order to view share from windows, does filesharing need to be turned on in the windows client?
[01:03] <randomusr> this is to access SMB
[01:03] <greezmunkey> random, yes
[01:03] <seidos> DivineEntity: so the proper question is how do you custom compile a kernel that doesn't probe your system at boot?
[01:03] <rww> leaf-sheep: no it's not, it's 1 out of every 20 :P
[01:03] <usser_> gdiz, how did you mount the partition in the first place?
[01:03] <sekyourbox> I cancelled out of it.  It happens when the computer suspends. how do I access it?
[01:04] <snuffy47> lead-sheep:  I am missing something and cannt find the how too to help
[01:04] <randomusr> greezmunkey, thanks
[01:04] <seidos> man, what's going on
[01:04] <greezmunkey> random, check that, you need to have the share created in windows...
[01:04] <sekyourbox> whats with all this damn noise pricechild
[01:04] <jolaren> seidos: server split
[01:04] <sekyourbox> kickban pricechild
[01:04] <jolaren> seidos:  or nvm
[01:04] <seidos> !nvm
[01:04] <seidos> jolaren: nvm?
[01:04] <seidos> nevermind?
[01:04] <jolaren> yer
[01:04] <rww> seidos, sekyourbox, jolaren: the channel's administrators are doing routine maintenance on the ban list. Please disregard it :)
[01:04] <gdiz> usser, I'll level...I'm not very knowledgeable.  I plugged it in to the usb and let ubuntu do it's thing.  I guess I mounted it from nautilus?
[01:04] <Pricey> I am removing some bans, as they are old stale and too numerous. I'll be done in a few minutes.
[01:05] <greezmunkey> !PriceChild
[01:05] <DivineEntity> seidos .. just remove the modual support... I havn't built a kernel in a few years but in make menuconfig it's one of the basic options
[01:05] <randomusr> what's the path to the default share in samba?
[01:05] <nihilogic> those comcast bans banned entire states from here..
[01:05] <randomusr> /home/username?
[01:05] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: couldnt figure out how to configure and after theinstall I tried http://192***:8112 and it states page cannt be displayed
[01:05] <Billiard> randomusr: i dont think there is a default share
[01:05] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Are you connecting to the another machine?
[01:05] <kernel> Pricey;good boy
[01:05] <usser_> gdiz, right, unmount it, open terminal and type sudo fdisk -l  that will tell the /dev/ name of your partition
[01:05] <sekyourbox> leaf-sheep, I cancelled out of it.  It happens when the computer suspends. how do I access it?
[01:05] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  I am missing something and cannt find the how too to help
[01:06] <anti_theocon> maybe make your share directory 'a share' ala windoze?
[01:06] <DivineEntity> you can tell the kernel to be "static" or monolithic
[01:06] <seidos> DivineEntity: honestly, i should compile firefox before i even talk about kernel compilation.
[01:06] <usser_> gdiz, and mount it with sudo mount -t vfat /dev/namefrompreviousstep /mnt -o uid=1000,gid=1000
[01:06] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  Yes from another machine deluge will be on a headless server
[01:06] <fcuk112> snuffy47: some instructions here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=15120646
[01:06] <randomusr> Billiard, if I create a file to share, where does the path need to be listed for it to work?
[01:06] <gOLDfeesh> ^alsa
[01:06] <gOLDfeesh> !alsa
[01:06] <DivineEntity> seidos  the two are not related ....
[01:06] <johnjohn101> what's more fun than wobbly windows?
[01:06] <DivineEntity> do as you wish
[01:06] <greezmunkey> seidos, compiling kernels is not that big of a deal with make menuconfig
[01:06] <anti_theocon> go from outside in...right-click a directory and make it a share
[01:06] <Billiard> randomusr: it can be anywhere? maybe idk what you are asking
[01:06] <anti_theocon> restart samba
[01:07] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Ssh in the other machine. Do "aptitude search deluge"  What packages are installed?
[01:07] <Zxcvb> if a kernel build is interrupted with make-kpkg, do I need to start over from the start of the build (with make-kpkg clean) or can I just run the make-kpkg command again?
[01:07] <Rosey> DAMN i wish i had a pet monkey
[01:07] <gdiz> usser, now will I need to mount it like that every time I boot up ubuntu?
[01:07] <seidos> greezmunkey: blacklisting modules is one thing, compiling a kernel is another.  I don't want to reinstall if i can avoid it
[01:07] <randomusr> Billiard, I want file x to be shared. does the path need to be listed in the smb.conf?
[01:07] <greezmunkey> I'm off to check out aptoncd...later
[01:07] <genii> Zxcvb: Best to clean and re-make
[01:07] <usser_> gdiz, if you want a permanent mount add it to /etc/fstab
[01:07] <Billiard> randomusr: if you want that directory shared, yes
[01:07] <selocol__> Is there a way to set my default status in Empathy to be Hidden?
[01:07] <Zxcvb> genii: ouch
[01:07] <genii> Zxcvb: Annoying but neccesary
[01:08] <DivineEntity> The only time I have felt it nessisary to custom build a kernel is .. A) you need to add in a drive  B) YOua re working on embedded hardware and need the space C) You want to learn more about how the kernel works ..
[01:08] <snuffy47> what is the past bin again
[01:08] <randomusr> Billiard, can you provide an example of what the key pairs might look like?
[01:08] <rww> snuffy47: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[01:08] <nooon> what tools can monitor the filesystem?
[01:08] <Zxcvb> genii: yeah, the old fashioned way you could just type make bzimage again
[01:08] <gdiz> usser, I am assuming fstab is the start up file?
[01:08] <DivineEntity> driver*
[01:08] <bazhang> paste.ubuntu.com snuffy47
[01:08] <DivineEntity> dang my typo's
[01:08] <gdiz> usser, do I just through in a command line saying that?
[01:08] <usser_> gdiz, something like /dev/sdb1 /mnt vfat defaults,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[01:08] <Billiard> randomusr: i think there are examples in the smb.conf or man smb.conf
[01:08] <nihilogic> nooon: conky
[01:09] <usser_> gdiz, add that line to fstab substituting with your values for /dev/sdb1 and /mnt
[01:09] <nihilogic> nooon: assuming you're talking graphical
[01:09] <randomusr> hmm
[01:09] <usser_> gdiz, /mnt is the mountpoint. ie where drive will appear in your filesystem
[01:09] <nooon> nihilogic: cli would be fine also.
[01:09] <gdiz> usser, where sdb1 is the name of the usb port / partition?
[01:09] <Zxcvb> DivineEntity: or patch a driver
[01:09] <gdiz> usser, I think I understand
[01:09] <usser_> gdiz, yea the name you got from sudo fdisk -l
[01:10] <nihilogic> nooon: what type of monitoring are you asking about? free space? security?
[01:10] <phyrrus> Anybody know how I can keep the tabs in xterm saved when I exit?
[01:10] <phyrrus> PM me if you do
[01:10] <gdiz> usser_, thank you for your help
[01:10] <usser_> gdiz, no problem
[01:11] <gerrh> anyone on a lenovo s12 using 9.10 in here?
[01:11] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/318270/
[01:11] <kernelLove> gerrh; having more bugs?
[01:12] <Zxcvb> will setting concurrency_level too low hurt anything?
[01:12] <gerrh> some, nothing anoying now though. just want to pick the brains of those with experience tweaking the kernel for this machine. ^^
[01:12] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: You know you can connect to headless server either by webui or deluge-gtk?
[01:12] <slide> Is Ubuntu One down for anyone else?
[01:13] <cba123> slide, Seems fine here.
[01:13] <gerrh> slight update on the freezebug though. it seems to only happen when i'm using a wired connection to the network. have to keep moving mouse around in order for the data to be read or written to the drive
[01:13] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  what does gtk stand for
[01:13] <gerrh> any pointers most welcome
[01:13] <tulkastaldo> *ARGV
[01:13] <leaf-sheep> !gtk | snuffy47
[01:13] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: it's a GUI.
[01:13] <slide> cba123, any idea why i cant connect?
[01:13] <jolaren> Gah! Cant get sound out of my hdmi cabel on ubuntu 9.10 nvidia
[01:14] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: its a headless server
[01:14] <snuffy47> no montior
[01:14] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Basically, you could use Deluge-GUI on your laptop/computer and access the server daemon.
[01:14]  * seidos didn't realize hdmi cables did audio and video
[01:14] <jolaren> seidos: it does'
[01:14] <seidos> never used an hdmi cable
[01:15] <DivineEntity> hdmi does audio ..  DVI doesn't ... ....
[01:15] <leaf-sheep> seidos: HDMI --> High-Definition Multimedia Interface.  Multimedia is the keyword. :)
[01:15] <nooon> nihilogic: mostly which files are open or which files change when and maybe even the user and process information to that..
[01:15] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: what do I need to install on my server?  install deluge or just deluge-webui
[01:15] <DivineEntity> they are both based on the same technology
[01:15] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: You have some configuration file there. Better wipe out everything.
[01:15] <seidos> leaf-sheep: didn't even know what it stood for.  hdmi is too rich for my blood
[01:16] <jpbaa1> just installed unr on an aspire one.  i added a custom kernel, but it's still booting the generic.  how do i make the custom default
[01:16] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: wipe?
[01:16] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: "sudo aptitude purge deluge deluge-common deluge-core"
[01:16] <DivineEntity> maybe I should become a linux admin again .. it as fun
[01:16] <DivineEntity> or was fun
[01:16] <seidos> DivineEntity: you're talking about becoming a linux admin again, and i'm currently looking for a job
[01:16] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: "sudo aptitude install deluge deluge-core"
[01:16] <rww> leaf-sheep: that won't wipe out the configuration stuff in ~/, btw
[01:17] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: its purging :(
[01:17] <DivineEntity> you in the states ?
[01:17] <seidos> DivineEntity: yeah
[01:17] <DivineEntity> I'd be a linux admin if it paid more :)
[01:17] <effi> Hey guys ... sorry that I'm all the time flying out
[01:17] <marklin> Need help with BT headset, using Karmic BTHeadset connects but no sounds.  any thoughts
[01:18] <seidos> DivineEntity: i'd be a linux admin if someone would hire me to do it
[01:18] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Okay. Run "deluged" in the server.
[01:18] <seidos> not sure what a linux admin would even make these days
[01:18] <effi> I wanted to ask again about the problem that my computer doesn't start anymore
[01:18] <linxeh> ARGH!!! hdmi audio is going to make my head explode
[01:18] <jolaren> Gah! After 6 hours of fixing.. and I notice the sound aint workin
[01:18] <jolaren> Bugs the hell out of me
[01:18] <snuffy47> -bash: /usr/bin/deluge: No such file or directory
[01:18] <DivineEntity> right now I tell people how to do stuff .. I don't actually do much real actual work ...
[01:18] <linxeh> #ubuntu-offtopic ? :P
[01:19] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=15120646 looks like a good how too
[01:19] <gdiz> usser_ , I have one more question for you...I hope...fdisk gave me the partitions on my internal hard drive, but I didn't locate any of my usb devices.  did I do something wrong
[01:19] <usser_> DivineEntity, huh, unix administrator is almost highest paying job around in IT, certainly pays better than windows adminisrtation
[01:19] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Now, on your main system --> sudo aptitude install deluge -- You need to check preferences and whatnot. Turn off classic mode or something. Make it possible for you to access remote connections.
[01:19] <linxeh> gdiz: fdisk operates on 1 device only
[01:19] <effi> hey... still same question: anyone knows why my computer doesn't boot while fans are working ? the keyboard still doesn't get recognized...
[01:20] <usser_> linxeh, eh no.
[01:20] <seidos> effi: does your computer beep?
[01:20] <DivineEntity> usser_  I'm a " Principal Security Architect "  it pays more :)
[01:20] <linxeh> usser_:  ?
[01:20] <effi> seidos no... but the lamps do shine
[01:20] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: If you want my opinion, I say deluge-webui is somewhat broken. Not all configurations actually work.
[01:20] <usser_> linxeh, fdisk operates on more than one hdd
[01:20] <snuffy47> leaf-should install sudo aptitude install deluge not just deluge-webui
[01:20] <linxeh> usser_: not at a time
[01:20] <seidos> what lamps?
[01:21] <usser_> DivineEntity, hm, but is it fun?
[01:21] <linxeh> usser_: it will only show you partitions on the specified device
[01:21] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  What does that mean
[01:21] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  I will install the deluge and see what happens
[01:21] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Unless you're using Deluge 1.2.0_rc3 which were released two weeks ago.
[01:21] <gdiz> usser_ or linxeh, does fdisk get me to the usb peripherals or do I need another command for that?
[01:21] <usser_> linxeh, just ran sudo fdisk -l and it showed all my disk with corresponding partitions
[01:22] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: Meaning not everything on webui works.  Some of them are just there for looks and does not pass the functions to core.
[01:22] <usser_> gdiz, fdisk shows all the drives in the system
[01:22] <scunizi> I'm trying to use Remote Desktop Viewer to connect from my laptop to my desktop. Both are inside my lan.. desktop is also running a vm of w2kpro in vbox which I can access with TSC.  Both are on different ports. The desktop show up when you "search" but on connect is simply disconnects when it should ask for a password.. any suggestions?
[01:22] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  well that how too that was posted earlier lookst out promising going to try i
[01:22] <DivineEntity> usser_, Not really ... well not too bad ..  I read a lot .. go to a lot of meeting ... talk to sales reps (but she's got huge knockers so thats ok)
[01:22] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  I just want something that works
[01:22] <usser_> gdiz, pastebin the results of dmesg | tail -20
[01:22] <usser_> !pastebin | gdiz
[01:23] <linxeh> usser_: I meant when editing, sorry
[01:23] <rww> DivineEntity: comments about your sales rep's secondary sexual characteristics are best left outside the channel, thanks.
[01:23] <evilaim> jsjs
[01:23] <evilaim> haha
[01:23] <usser_> DivineEntity, hehe. sounds dynamite :)
[01:23] <evilaim> I gimped my entire video stylings
[01:23] <evilaim> ghetto
[01:23] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep:  Going to try this http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=15120646
[01:23] <leaf-sheep> snuffy47: When you set it up the way you like, you'll never have to wrry about it again.
[01:23] <leaf-sheep> Alright. :)
[01:24] <mrXX> hey guys, when ever i try to access my second virtual server in ubuntu, i get forbidden error
[01:24] <briana_> grr trying to find where I close that program since it is hogging my nick
[01:24] <DivineEntity> Sorry rww I forgot hoe politically correct the internet because since I left it :)
[01:24] <mrXX> only localhost works but the new site that i wanna make doesnt work
[01:24] <mrXX> it says Forbidden
[01:24] <usser_> briana_, your work computer 20 miles away probably :)
[01:24] <rww> DivineEntity: I can link you to the #ubuntu namespace's guidelines, if you need a refresher :)
[01:24] <jolaren> my VIA VT8103S wont play hdmi sound in ubuntu 9.10
[01:25] <usser_> mrXX, are the permissions on the second host / correct?
[01:25] <usser_> mrXX, chmod to 777 just to see if it fixes it
[01:25] <briana_> usser_, no.  I haven't been that far in ages---and I just mean Empathy won't close down
[01:25] <mrXX> usser_ is it chmod 777 /myfolder?
[01:26] <usser_> mrXX, chmod 777 -R /myfolder
[01:26] <DivineEntity> We pretty much bought 100K of hardware from her because of her secondary sexual characteristics ..
[01:26] <DivineEntity> ;-)
[01:26] <mrXX> usser_   DUDE I LUV YOU !!! it worked after finally 3 hrs of trying
[01:26] <usser_> mrXX, but leaving it at 777 is a security risk.
[01:26] <IdleOne> !ot | DivineEntity
[01:26] <mrXX> usser_ is there a fix?
[01:27] <DivineEntity> anyways .. back to ubuntu
[01:27] <usser_> mrXX, make sure /myfolder is owned by www-data:www-data and permissions are rw-r--r--
[01:27] <briana_> From where do I kill the process?
[01:28] <NoiseEee> I upgraded from 9.04 -> 9.10 and now I can't seem to get on my wireless network.  I keep getting asked for my WEP key over and over and over again, and the icon just endlessly spins.  Also, the button on the side of my computer that turned on/off the card has no effect at all.  help!
[01:28] <mrXX> usser_ what is www:data
[01:28] <Billiard> jolaren: last time i looked, audio was not supported over hdmi in linux
[01:28] <gdiz> usser_, http://imagebin.org/71598
[01:28] <Billiard> jolaren: it may be now though
[01:28] <usser_> mrXX, its a user under which apache2/http server runs, all the files that are served by apache must be owned by that user
[01:28] <mlissner> My wireless dropped. I'm baffled as to how to get it up again without restarting. It's an atheros card. Does anybody have any ideas?
[01:28] <phyrrus>
[01:28] <nintendude794> anybody willing to help me?
[01:28] <usser_> gdiz, right, can you pastebin the results of dmesg | tail -20 command
[01:29] <soreau> ! anybody | nintendude794
[01:29] <bazhang> nintendude794, what was the question
[01:29] <jolaren> Billiard: A friend of mine is running a livecd with xbmc.. works for him i think
[01:29] <EntityReborn_> how do I switch my desktop BPP to 16?
[01:29] <Khalil> Is there a way to limit the download speed because each time I download something the Internet becomes to slow
[01:29] <Billiard> Khalil: in what program?
[01:29] <soreau> EntityReborn_: Not sure why you would want to, but you can change the Default Depth in your xorg.conf file
[01:29] <randomusr> if I've got two hard drives; 1 with the OS, and the other with my home directory however it happened; is it safe to place my home directory to the OS drive?
[01:30] <mrXX> usser_ i m sorry that i m a little blunt, so in which file do i need to make modification
[01:30] <NoiseEee> I upgraded from 9.04 -> 9.10 and now I can't seem to get on my wireless network.  I keep getting asked for my WEP key over and over and over again, and the icon just endlessly spins.  Also, the button on the side of my computer that turned on/off the card has no effect at all.  can someone help troubleshoot this with me?
[01:30] <Khalil> I am using Firefox for downloading, no additional programs
[01:30] <greezmunkey> wrr, still there?
[01:30] <EntityReborn_> soreau, I cant run Arcanum in wine, due to this
[01:30] <Billiard> randomusr: its safe
[01:30] <usser_> mrXX, you need to chown www-data:www-data -R /myfolder
[01:30] <usser_> mrXX, ie change the owner of your second virtual host
[01:30] <mrXX> usser_ alright dude i will do it
[01:30] <usser_> EntityReborn_, man arcanum was awesome back in the day
[01:30] <Billiard> Khalil: i think there is a download throttling firefox addon
[01:30] <soreau> EntityReborn_: ok. Just remember desktop effects most likely will not work with this depth
[01:30] <siganderson> with swapon I setup the swap, with swapoff I keep away the swap... but how do I see where is mounted the swap?
[01:31] <randomusr> Billiard, I don't think it matters now anyways. apparently the two drives appear as one contiguos drive
[01:31] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: Even that how to cannt get past step 5 and error
[01:31] <EntityReborn_> usser_, I haven't played it, xD
[01:31] <EntityReborn_> soreau, I don't use effects
[01:31] <george> hi
[01:31] <snuffy47> leaf-sheep: why cannt the stuff work
[01:31] <Popolon> hi
[01:31] <Khalil> Billiard: Thanks, I'll check on that
[01:31] <Billiard> randomusr: ok
[01:31] <usser_> EntityReborn_, oh, you're in for some 70 hours of mad fun if you ever get it to work
[01:31] <EntityReborn_> xD
[01:31] <Popolon> since I upgraded to karmic
[01:31] <george> how i can install ubuntu preload ?
[01:31] <soreau> EntityReborn_: If you don't have an X conf file, you will have to create one
[01:31] <nintendude794> I've installed NetBook Remix 9.10 to my MacBook via Apple's Dual Boot utility, Boot Camp.    Both are inside my lan.. desktop is also running a vm of w2kpro in vbox which I can access with TSC.  Both are on different ports. The desktop show up when you "search" but on connect is simply disconnects when it should ask for a password.. any suggestions?
[01:33] <NoiseEee> omg, how did 9.10 get released with a known issue about ASCII wep keys???
[01:34] <fcuk112> snuffy47: some instructions here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=15120646
[01:34] <greezmunkey> Billiard, apt question: If I have already downloaded a package, then decide to reinstall it, does apt-get look at previously downloaded packages first, or just go out to the net?
[01:34] <nintendude794> woah, woah, woah... I'm a linux noob... English? :D
[01:34] <mrXX> usser_ dude the folder is not in the list
[01:34] <Billiard> NoiseEee: maybe cause noone uses wep cause its hardly any better than an open AP
[01:34] <randomusr> NoiseEee; do whats?
[01:34] <usser_> mrXX, eh? cd /path/to/yourvirtualhost && ls -l
[01:34] <randomusr> but still that's crap
[01:34] <michel> hi all, pls I would like to know if there is a possibility to install winehq to ubuntu? and what are the setup procedures? can it run all windows applications? are there any other alternative apart from winehq ?
[01:34] <haven489> hi all
[01:34] <NoiseEee> Billiard: right, so because it worked in 9.04 all of a sudden theres a reason to not have it work in 9.10
[01:34] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  I get an error after step 5
[01:35] <Billiard> greezmunkey: there is a cache, but idk how often it is cleared on its own if at all
[01:35] <randomusr> Billiard, what's the wep bug of which you speak?
[01:35] <furuno> michel : sudo apt-get install wine
[01:35] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  global name 'c_val' is not defined
[01:35] <fcuk112> snuffy47: what's step 5?
[01:35] <NoiseEee> if I have use WEP, ubuntu cannot connect.
[01:35] <haven489> i need help with my XO laptp, i want to install ubuntu onto it if you can help me\
[01:35] <Billiard> randomusr: idk of any bug, NoiseEee says there is one
[01:35] <dingle> i just upgraded to 9.10, now my computer is running really slow, and when trying to play a video it logs me out, what can be the problem?
[01:35] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  Run the console program: sudo deluge -u console (you'll see "Error backing up old config", ignore this), then ente
[01:35] <NoiseEee> google "ubuntu 9.10 wep ascii"
[01:35] <greezmunkey> Billiard, probably deep down in the docs somewhere...I'll read up on it, thanks though! :)
[01:35] <randomusr> Flamer
[01:35] <furuno> michel : no it won't run all windows program, if you want more compatibility I suggest you to use virtualization (virtualbox) or dual-boot
[01:35] <mrXX> usser_ it says drwxrwx--- 3 and has 2 times my nabin
[01:36] <Billiard> nintendude794: linux is very similar to mac run that command, tell me the output
[01:36] <tadpole> hello, is there anyone who can help me? i'm having real difficulty setting up wireless internet
[01:36] <dingle> it seems like its a graphic related issue
[01:36] <fcuk112> snuffy47: are you reading the guide?  it's about 1/2 way down the post.
[01:36] <DivineEntity> michel,  wine sucks .. most of the time.. not all apps work ... and yes it is very possible to install wine "apt-get wine" should do it
[01:36] <greezmunkey> At the very least I have a install CD and all of my packages, so an offline disaster recov is possible...
[01:36] <EntityReborn_> so
[01:36] <mrXX> usser_ is that sage
[01:36] <mrXX> usser_ safe
[01:36] <scunizi> 8.04 to 9.04 with remote desktop viewer (built into ubuntu) and it tries to connect then immediately disconnects. any ideas how to fix?
[01:36] <tadpole> the guides aren't helping me at all
[01:37] <usser_> mrXX, it didnt work then, should say something like this http://pastebin.com/f41823d9
[01:37] <jolaren> I got dualboot with ubuntu and win7.. but it seems i have trippel boot now with 2 x ubuntus.. can i remove one?
[01:37] <gdiz> usser_, hey I just tried pulling out the drive and putting it back in.  I tried fdisk just to see.  I see a disk at /dev/sdc.  That's what I need right?
[01:37] <acovrig> how can I keep VNC from disconnecting on userswitch
[01:37] <DivineEntity> michel, Office 2003 works pretty good in wine...
[01:37] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/318280/  I used sudo but I have a permssion error on the setup above it
[01:37] <randomusr> NoiseEee, why using WEP, trying to connect to a Neighbor?  *wink* *wink*
[01:37] <korns-lap> ?
[01:37] <tadpole> is anybody able to help me
[01:37] <greezmunkey> michel, are you serious?
[01:37] <usser_> gdiz, yep, does it list FAT as the filesystem on that drive?
[01:38] <Billiard> tadpole: whats the prob
[01:38] <furuno> jolaren: do you mean to grub menu entry?
[01:38] <zaoul> why is it we are at kernel 2.6.31 and it is still a PITA to compile just ONE module?
[01:38] <scunizi> acovrig: maybe initiate vnc from within screen?
[01:38] <jolaren> furuno: I think so, in the beginning of boot
[01:38] <furuno> !ask | tadpole
[01:38] <haven489> can anyone help with installing ubuntu onto an XO laptop??
[01:38] <acovrig> scunizl: ?
[01:38] <furuno> jolaren: is the second ubuntu entry contains "recovery mode" ?
[01:38] <Billiard> haven489: whats the prob
[01:38] <jolaren> furuno: no.. theres also 2 recovery modes
[01:38] <scunizi> !screen | acovrig
[01:38] <tadpole> BIlliard: i'm trying to connect to the internet through wireless, but im having real trouble... can you please help
[01:38] <Billiard> tadpole: whats the prob
[01:38] <NoiseEee> randomusr: i use WEP on my router
[01:38] <DivineEntity> ah the classic " don't to ask to ask a question " warning maybe things havn't changed that much
[01:38] <Tartaros> tadpole: "I have a problem" is not a question
[01:38] <lotec> what up lazy people
[01:38] <furuno> jolaren: do they have diverent kernel version ?
[01:39] <scunizi> acovrig: screen may "keep alive" the connection..
[01:39] <haven489> Billiard: when i put in /ect/init.d/haldaemon stop is says there is no such file or directory
[01:39] <nintendude794> @Billiard: "No such file or directory"
[01:39] <tadpole> i'm sorry but im not quite sure how else to address it...
[01:39] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  I think the trouble is step 4
[01:39] <randomusr> NoiseEee, then why not convert the key to hex?
[01:39] <jolaren> furuno: Yes..
[01:39] <mrXX> usser_ http://paste.ubuntu.com/318282/
[01:39] <acovrig> !screen - event not found
[01:39] <Billiard> haven489: why are you trying to do this?
[01:39] <mrXX> usser_ how do i fix it dude
[01:39] <haven489> because i dont like sugetr
[01:39] <furuno> jolaren: it's  usually happen if you updated the kernel (including in automatic update), and won't be a problem, it's there just in case the new kernel fail to work
[01:39] <Billiard> nintendude794: try:  ls  /proc/acpi/video/
[01:39] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  please help
[01:39] <jolaren> furuno: Yes..one 2.6.31-15 and one 2.6.31-14
[01:39] <NoiseEee> tbh i think it is hex, randomusr.... O-F,0-9
[01:39] <furuno> jolaren: you still only have one Ubuntu installation
[01:39] <haven489> Billiard: because i dont like suger
[01:39] <NoiseEee> A-F,0-9
[01:39] <lotec> anyone help me
[01:39] <lotec> ?
[01:39] <Tartaros> tadpole: how about you say how do you expect things to work, how they in fact work, and what have you tried to make them work the way you want them to work :)
[01:40] <lotec> i picked up a netbook today
[01:40] <furuno> !ask | lotec
[01:40] <jolaren> thanks
[01:40] <dingle> after upgrading to 9.10 my system is running sluggish, such as switching between windows, and when i attempt to play a video it just logs me off.  what could be causing this?
[01:40] <scunizi> acovrig: screen is typically used at terminal/tty etc with ssh to keep a connection alive even if you disconnect (as if you changed users)
[01:40] <haven489> Billiard: its hard for me to use
[01:40] <nicle__> !ls
[01:40] <lotec> looking to dump doze and install a nix os.
[01:40] <haven489> Billiard: any help??
[01:40] <randomusr> NoiseEee, have you used WEP with a prior version of Ubuntu? without issue of course?
[01:40] <furuno> *sorry I have major lag issue (22s)*
[01:40] <michel> any answer for me pls?
[01:40] <fcuk112> snuffy47: try to run deluge from your applications -> internet, does it come up?
[01:40] <nintendude794> is that "Ls"?, only lowercase?
[01:40] <Billiard> haven489: what? well the file you are trying to execute doesnt exist, what is your ultimate goal
[01:40] <Tartaros> !usb | lotec
[01:40] <scunizi> nintendude794: yes
[01:40] <Billiard> nintendude794: yeah just copy paste
[01:40] <acovrig> scunizl: what do you mean by screen, is it a ssh able command, or something with my VNC client?
[01:41] <NoiseEee> randomusr: yep, was working fine for months on 9.04... literally just since the upgrade this AM
[01:41] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  Its a headless server
[01:41] <tadpole> thanks tartaros. ok, im trying to follow guides on how to connect to the internet wirelessly. im using a dell inspiron 1525, stock. nothing is helping me, and there's no networking button that im looking to click
[01:41] <haven489> Billiard: to install ubuntu onto it, i got the tut from the OLPC home page, but i dont think it works, pluce my XO is completely up to date and all
[01:41] <randomusr> what's your wireless card? are you using wpa_supplicant?
[01:41] <lotec> Tartaros, i new i had to use USB to install the OS.  i know what i am doing
[01:41] <nintendude794> @Billiard: GFX0
[01:41] <randomusr> NoiseEee see above
[01:41] <nintendude794> in light blue font
[01:41] <Billiard> nintendude794: ls taht directory
[01:41] <furuno> *I'm back*
[01:41] <nintendude794> ?
[01:41] <snuffy47> fcuk112:  only access is terminal
[01:41] <scunizi> acovrig: if you install screen and then open a terminal and type screen you'll get some info on the monitor.. hit enter adn you'll be back to a terminal prompt.. from the terminal start the vnc program
[01:42] <gdiz> usser_, http://imagebin.org/71600/    that's what I got
[01:42] <NoiseEee> randomusr: intel/centrino. not sure if im using wpa_supplicant or what it is.  my router has no wpa, only wep
[01:42] <fcuk112> snuffy47: icic, no idea sorry.
[01:42] <haven489> Billiard: if you cant help me will you point me to some one who can????
[01:42] <Billiard> nintendude794: add GFX0 to the last command
[01:42] <tadpole> i'm not sure how to find out what wireless card i have, sorry
[01:42] <Tartaros> lotec: good for you.
[01:42] <Billiard> haven489: what are you trying to do just install ubuntu?
[01:42] <tadpole> im a real newbie
[01:42] <acovrig> scunizl: sudo apt-get install screen?
[01:42] <lotec> what i want to know is,  it is an acer.  does it support the broadcom wifi out of the box?
[01:42] <randomusr> NoiseEee lspci
[01:42] <haven489> Billiard: well yea.
[01:42] <DivineEntity> tadpole, thats my laptop :) and I am wireless right now ... on ubuntu 8.10 though . I never liked chasin the latest version
[01:42] <furuno> tadpole : try using the command : lspci
[01:42] <nintendude794> @Billiard:  "DOS info LCD POST POST_info ROM TV VGA
[01:42] <snuffy47> someone must beable to help
[01:42] <randomusr> NoiseEee lspci | more
[01:42] <scunizi> acovrig: it will allow a process (perhaps vnc) to continue running even if you change users.. yes.. sudo apt-get install screen
[01:42] <tadpole> in terminal?
[01:42] <nintendude794> "
[01:42] <mrXX> guys is this folder setting for one of my websites ok? i mean the permission settings -- drwxrwx--- 3 root  user 4096 2009-11-13 16:19 mysites
[01:43] <Billiard> haven489: why are you trying to run /haldaemon stop  that isnt a file that exists so dont try it lol
[01:43] <furuno> tadpole : and put the result in the pastebin
[01:43] <snuffy47> someone must beable to help with deluge
[01:43] <lotec> Tartaros, thank you i strive to konw what i am doing
[01:43] <gdiz> usser_ according to the disk utility it's FAT
[01:43] <michel> greezmunkey: I am serious
[01:43] <randomusr> NoiseEee lspci | grep network
[01:43] <snuffy47> went from going to rtorrent to deluge and wasted anoth 2 hours
[01:43] <mrXX> is the permission setting for my website folder safe ? drwxrwx--- 3 root  user 4096 2009-11-13 16:19 mysites
[01:43] <michel> I have just formatted my PC after fubbing off windows XP
[01:43] <randomusr> last one works best
[01:43] <Dantonic> hey, I install firefox 3.5.5 in ubuntu, but it still shows up as 3.0 on the "About" page
[01:43] <haven489> Billiard: the tut said i needed to, your going in a big circle
[01:43] <usser_> gdiz, hm is that like a usb stick?
[01:43] <greezmunkey> tadpole, try this in a terminal: sudo lshw -C network, or do lspci as above
[01:43] <michel> and intalled ubuntu?
[01:43] <Billiard> nintendude794: add /{LCD,VGA} to the command
[01:43] <tadpole> Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[01:43] <NoiseEee> randomusr: nothing comes up under lspi | grep netowkr
[01:44] <furuno> Dantonic: do you install manually or use Ubuntu update method?
[01:44] <OpenSourcedNick> Hello, I'm having problems with the gnome terminal, when I open it in a normal window and I edit a long line the letters get all mixed and mashed, when I maximize the window everything is back to normal but when it's normal size and I delete something in the middle of the line it gets all scrambled
[01:44] <randomusr> NoiseEee lspci | grep network
[01:44] <NoiseEee> randomusr: (spelled correctly of course)...
[01:44] <haven489> Billiard: here is the URL for the TUT: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ubuntu_Intrepid_for_the_XO
[01:44] <acovrig> screen is instaled, how do I use it?
[01:44] <Dantonic> furuno, I tried with the synaptic package manager
[01:44] <briana_> I had to leave and if my question got answered I can't find it
[01:44] <randomusr> NoiseEee, what brand of laptop?
[01:44] <gdiz> usser_, this one is...I'm using this as a test case before I run off my 200 GB external drive.  I didn't want to accidentally mess up the data.  do I do it differently
[01:44] <Billiard> haven489: its old
[01:44] <furuno> Dantonic: Ubuntu version?
[01:44] <Tartaros> lotec: whatever you wanna try out, just take the live usb and boot from it. If it works there, it will work in the installed os too.
[01:44] <NoiseEee> randomusr: no results.  asus, 5 yrs old.
[01:44] <Doorman352> tadpole: This link worked for my on my Dells: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288865
[01:44] <Dantonic> furuno, sorry it is 9.04
[01:44] <scunizi> acovrig: type screen in a terminal
[01:45] <acovrig> nothing happens
[01:45] <furuno> Dantonic : in 9.04, run "shiretoko" instead of firefox
[01:45] <briana_> I need to figure out where to shut down a program that is not showing up as running
[01:45] <NoiseEee> randomusr: i know wep isnt great security, but at least its something, im really hesitant to have nothing at all
[01:45] <usser_> gdiz, usb sticks are usually automounted with correct permissions and all that, but you can test with it sure
[01:45] <Dantonic> furuno, what's that?
[01:45] <lotec> Tartaros, thanks that is all i wanted to know.  tried slackware and have to use ndis wrapper dont really want to go that way
[01:45] <furuno> Dantonic : the codename for FF 3.5
[01:45] <gdiz> usser_ got it
[01:45] <scunizi> acovrig: type screen -ls and see if it displays a line of info
[01:45] <haven489> Billiard: can you help me or not? Im getting a little agravated, if you can help me then will you kindly point me in the direction of a person who can
[01:45] <usser_> gdiz, so add a line /dev/sdc /mnt vfat defaults,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[01:45] <greezmunkey> briana_, sudo killall {appname}
[01:45] <usser_> gdiz, to /etc/fstab
[01:45] <Dantonic> furuno, oh... do I have to uninstall firefox 3.0 first?
[01:45] <randomusr> NoiseEee, try this
[01:45] <Billiard> haven489: can you just skip that step?
[01:45] <DivineEntity> tadpole, on my dell I had to hit " Fn - F2" then bam wireless work
[01:45] <nintendude794> Billiard:
[01:45] <nintendude794> "/proc/acpi/video/GFX0/LCD:
[01:45] <acovrig> yes, what do I do with it?
[01:45] <nintendude794> brightness  EDID  info  state
[01:45] <randomusr> NoiseEee, dmesg | grep WiFi
[01:45] <usser_> gdiz, and run sudo mount -a, see if your drive shows up in /mnt and if you can write to it
[01:45] <haven489> Billiard: it says its important
[01:45] <nintendude794> /proc/acpi/video/GFX0/VGA:
[01:45] <furuno> Dantonic : if you wish
[01:45] <FloodBot1> nintendude794: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:46] <nintendude794> brightness  EDID  info  state"
[01:46] <furuno> Dantonic : don't recommend tought...
[01:46] <EntityReborn_> guys, how do I specificly set xOrg to use 16bit depth?
[01:46] <Dantonic> ok
[01:46] <NoiseEee> randomusr: also nothing
[01:46] <randomusr> NoiseEee, sudo dmesg | grep WiFi
[01:46] <NoiseEee> randomusr (im not connected online with it btw)
[01:46] <furuno> Dantonic : just create a new shortcut in the menu
[01:46] <scunizi> acovrig: that just verified that screen is loaded.. now try starting vnc by typing "vnc" in the same terminal.. if that doesn't work try typing "vino"
[01:46] <Billiard> nintendude794: could you pm me, this chat is pretty active hard to find your messages
[01:46] <OpenSourcedNick> Hello, I'm having problems with the gnome terminal, when I open it in a normal window and I edit a long line the letters get all mixed and mashed, when I maximize the window everything is back to normal but when it's normal size and I delete something in the middle of the line it gets all scrambled, what to do?
[01:46] <randomusr> you don't need to be online
[01:46] <tadpole> alright, the link would work great if i used a cd, but i downloaded ubuntu
[01:46] <Dantonic> furuno, shiretoko is not in the list...
[01:46] <NoiseEee> randomusr: still nothing with the sudo
[01:47] <haven489> Can anyone help me install ubuntu on an XO laptop?? anyone????? plz????
[01:47] <EntityReborn_> anyone?
[01:47] <furuno> Dantonic : try adding a new shortcur
[01:47] <drunkwithmusic> i'm new to freenode. is there a way to see a list of rooms? i don't even know how to pm. lol
[01:47] <acovrig> commands not found?
[01:47] <tadpole> and i did fn + f2 but im not sure what happens next?
[01:47] <acovrig> apt-get install vnc
[01:47] <Billiard> haven489: sorry idk, try to find a more recent guide maybe
[01:47] <nintendude794> I don't see you in the online people list, and I'm new to IRC as well...
[01:47] <acovrig> or vino?
[01:47] <randomusr> NoiseEee, please rate your user level 1 beginner 2 intermediate 3 expert
[01:47] <tadpole> ill try and rephrase. is there a way for me to browse wireless networks?
[01:47] <furuno> Dantonic : Right click on your menu and select edit menu
[01:47] <randomusr> and how long have you been using linux?
[01:47] <scunizi> acovrig: hummm.. I wonder what the command is to start vnc at terminal.. hang on I'll check
[01:47] <acovrig> what's better, I need it to be on port 6900
[01:47] <NoiseEee> randomusr: 2
[01:47] <Doorman352> tadpole: The FN F2 will turn on/off thw wifi radio, usually a light.... but if the driver isn loaded your not going to see anything.
[01:48] <furuno> Dantonic : You can create the shortcut anywhere you want, just make sure in the command field, you type in "shiretoko"
[01:48] <acovrig> vnc works if I am logged in, but not when I switch users
[01:48] <randomusr> NoiseEee, how are you getting to the terminal?
[01:48] <bastid_raZor> scunizi: acovrig vinagre
[01:48] <Dantonic> furuno, you've totally lost me.. Do I have to install shiretoko first?
[01:48] <drunkwithmusic> ubuntuing for exactly a month now: )
[01:48] <NoiseEee> randomusr: via applications/accessories
[01:48] <acovrig> failed to contact configuration server?
[01:48] <scunizi> acovrig: bastid_raZor thanks.. vinagre or if you're using the other.. tsclient
[01:48] <uffo> can anyone help with so annoyng thing that causes network pauses, download pauses or filecopyng in lan or webrowsing, 5-10 secons is 1 pause time in network traffic. 9.10
[01:48] <Aegnuddel> ty that is better
[01:48] <tadpole> my wifi works fine on windows. i also dont know the password for it, as it's set by my dad.. lol.. but can i transfer that from windows or no
[01:49] <randomusr> NoiseEee, i'm lost as to why you can't run those commands
[01:49] <randomusr> makes no sense
[01:49] <EntityReborn_> anyone? looking for how to explicitly run my gui in 16bit depth
[01:49] <Doorman352> tadpole: You might ask if anyone knows how to get the specific package for the broadcom fix from a seperate download.... and then how to get it into synaptic.
[01:49] <dingle> how can i get 9.10 to reinstall the kernel it is suppose to be running?
[01:49] <dingle> i think thats why my computer is running so slow
[01:49] <NoiseEee> randomusr: i get output with lspci | more but that was it of what you gave me
[01:49] <furuno> Dantonic : "Shiretoko" is the app name of Firefox 3.5 in ubuntu 9.04
[01:49] <Random832> is there a clipboard viewer for linux?
[01:49] <acovrig> can i downgrade from 9.1 to 8.4?
[01:50] <Random832> a program that will show what is on the clipboard
[01:50] <lotec> WTF is FEF at?
[01:50] <tadpole> this is all really confusing, im sorry
[01:50] <lotec> FEF: where are you
[01:50] <Dantonic> furuno oh
[01:50] <drunkwithmusic> #samba
[01:50] <randomusr> NoiseEee, what if lspci | grep Wifi
[01:50] <scunizi> acovrig: only with a reinstall.. did you try it?
[01:50] <DivineEntity> furuno, don't tell me ubuntu renamed firefox too ?
[01:50] <MannyPacquiao> HOW TO MAKE MY CONKY START AT STARTUP????
[01:50] <furuno> Dantonic : if you already installed FF3.5, the command to run it is "shiretoko", this is to differ from the default FF3.0 in 9.04
[01:50] <roland-> hey, is there a good vnc client that supports copy/paste?
[01:50] <Flannel> !startup | MannyPacquiao
[01:50] <acovrig> reinstall, like reformat hdd?
[01:50] <acovrig> :(
[01:50] <furuno> DivineEntity: just to differ it from 3.0 I believe, it's still the official codename from Mozilla thought
[01:51] <psycho_oreos> pretty much
[01:51] <acovrig> scunizi, did you get my PM?
[01:51] <NoiseEee> randomusr: nothing, but wouldnt that depend on it being connected?
[01:51] <scunizi> acovrig: yep.. unless you have a seperate /home
[01:51] <MannyPacquiao> tnx
[01:51] <randomusr> NoiseEee, no
[01:51] <haven489> can anyone help me install ubuntu on an XO laptop?????
[01:51] <furuno> brb gonna install ATI driver in OpenSuse 11.2 :)
[01:51] <DivineEntity> ah ok .. I thought they were following debian.. dang politics
[01:51] <NoiseEee> randomusr: wep off is totally fine :(
[01:51] <randomusr> NoiseEee, lspci and read the network controllers
[01:51] <furuno> wish me luck :)
[01:51] <acovrig> lol, I don't like the limited login window options
[01:51] <nicle__> !login
[01:51] <Dantonic> furuno, bash: shiretoko: command not found
[01:51] <Dantonic> guess it's not installed
[01:52] <IdeAlEss> My right click menu in gnome is not theming with the rest of the desk top.  Even the font sizes are different.  Is there a different place to configure this?  Better yet, is there a way to replace it completely?
[01:52] <scunizi> acovrig: yep.. I did get the PM but I don't know how to diagnose that error.
[01:52] <bastid_raZor> Dantonic: firefox-3.5 is the package anem
[01:52] <NoiseEee> randomusr: Interl Corporation PRO/Wireless 2915ABG [Calexico2] Network Connection (rev 05)
[01:52] <acovrig> thanks
[01:52] <uffo> can anyone help with so annoyng thing that causes network pauses, download pauses or filecopyng in lan or webrowsing, 5-10 secons is 1 pause time in network traffic. 9.10
[01:52] <selocol__> Is there a way to set my default status in Empathy to be Hidden?
[01:52] <nicle__> !appearance
[01:52] <randomusr> NoiseEee, don't know how to help you
[01:52] <psycho_oreos> NoiseEee, wow old chipset, I think there might be support via ipw2200 driver
[01:52] <Eloff> I installed nginx from src, how can I remove it and install it from aptitude?
[01:52] <acovrig> I would like to switch from user1 to user2 (both on display localhost:0.0) remotely
[01:52] <randomusr> NoiseEee, I would run your updates and see if that fixes it
[01:53] <NoiseEee> randomusr: i appreciate it.  gah.
[01:53] <scunizi> acovrig: you might have to start vinagre with ... vinagre -n serverIPaddress:port_number
[01:53] <Doorman352> I need to know how I can obtain the broadcom package from the 9.10 CD and send it to someone so they can install it, they do not have the ISO.
[01:53] <Dantonic> bastid_raZor, ok... I've installed the package sud apt-get firefox-3.5
[01:53] <kartook> hello all
[01:53] <Dantonic> bastid_raZor, so now I"m tryign to run the thing... how do I open it?
[01:53] <NoiseEee> psycho_oreos: it was all swimmingly perfect until i went from 9.04 -> 9.10
[01:53] <kartook> formatted the linux
[01:53] <kartook> my ubuntu
[01:53] <psycho_oreos> NoiseEee, as in you upgraded it? dist-upgrade?
[01:53] <bastid_raZor> Dantonic: look for it under internet in the menu or in a terminal type firefox-3.5
[01:54] <randomusr> NoiseEee, I am curious to know the manufacturer of the router?
[01:54] <nicle__> Eloff: did you add the prefix option on configuring the nginx
[01:54] <NoiseEee> psycho_oreos: yep
[01:54] <NoiseEee> randomusr: linksys, its been great
[01:54] <Eloff> nicle__: it was a year ago, I haven't the foggiest
[01:54] <kartook> synaptic is not showing few vpnc and all
[01:54] <kartook> compiz it shows instlled but its not listing
[01:55] <Dantonic> bastid_raZor, omg then what is shiretoko for?
[01:55] <psycho_oreos> NoiseEee, I personally have never find upgrading to be as clean of an install as purely to do a proper install.. meaning that a clean install seems to be far more better off in some ways imo
[01:55] <kartook> what is the problem
[01:55] <randomusr> NoiseEee;  WRT54G?
[01:55] <haven489> All: can anyone help me install ubuntu on an XO laptop???? anyone?? in need of serious help
[01:55] <Eloff> it seems to follow the linux style of putting pieces of itself all over the place, so not confident I can just delete it
[01:55] <lotec> haven489: does it have a cd drive?
[01:55] <NoiseEee> psycho_oreos: i know, but i had so many custom settings, dbs, mounted shares, etc... didnt want to start from scratch
[01:55] <Dantonic> why cant you just click and install?  it's as if these things are purposefully created to alienate people form linux...
[01:55] <NoiseEee> randomusr: nah, older, b only
[01:56] <haven489> lotec: no
[01:56] <randomusr> NoiseEee, it might be worth upgrading
[01:56] <lotec> so then do a USB install
[01:56] <haven489> lotec: here is the tut URL, but its not working  http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ubuntu_Intrepid_for_the_XO
[01:56] <Dantonic> All right I've got it working Thank you bastid_raZor
[01:57] <acovrig> Wine /stnd out error in AutoIt, I tried the #wine (or whatever the name) and got nothing
[01:57] <kartook> i need to reinstall synaptic ?its not working properly ?
[01:57] <bastid_raZor> Dantonic: command line is much faster and by far less overhead than GUI.
[01:57] <meinmartini> Hey, guys. When I removed KDE and installed Gnome, there are now 2 Screensaver icons in my System > Preferences area
[01:57] <meinmartini> Is there any way to remove one of them?
[01:57] <acovrig> kartook, lol - sounds like "fun"
[01:57] <haven489> can anyone help me install ubuntu on an XO OLPC latptop???
[01:57] <meinmartini> It's not affecting performance of the OS; it's just annoying to look at :P
[01:57] <genii> !puregnome
[01:57] <Doorman352> Does anyone know how to get a single packae from the 9.10 cd to send to someone to install who doesnt had the ISO?
[01:57] <kartook> i  formatted total laptop
[01:57] <kartook> and updated
[01:57] <NoiseEee> randomusr: there are still some updates in update manager.  i'll see if that helps.  otherwise i'll probably just drop dhcp, drop broadcasting the SSID and go with no WEP.  thanks for your help.  i don't want my friday night to get sucked into a hole :P
[01:57] <meinmartini> ubottu, I tried that more than once and it's still there
[01:58] <scunizi> Doorman352: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[01:58] <Eloff> going to try make uninstall
[01:58] <kartook> but now new issue synaptic shows all installed
[01:58] <randomusr> NoiseEee, how about a new router?
[01:58] <meinmartini> I tried restoring to original settings, but it's still there
[01:58] <kartook> but i i tried to install vpnc its not listing
[01:58] <nicle__> Eloff: does it mean you don't have the orginal source code  ?
[01:58] <randomusr> man vpnc
[01:58] <Eloff> I do
[01:58] <NoiseEee> randomusr: nah. it works great/works with all other OSs and computers and devices in the house.  its clearly an ubuntu misstep somewhere.
[01:58] <Eloff> ls
[01:59] <kartook> trying  to kolourpaint
[01:59] <kartook> its not
[01:59] <Doorman352> scunizi: Thank You!
[01:59] <Eloff> hmm
[01:59] <acovrig> printer sharing doesn't work ubunt 9.1?
[01:59] <acovrig> worked in 8.4
[01:59] <fasutus> i just installed ubuntu, and pop up messages and screenlets don't render. they just show up as boxes of color.
[01:59] <lotec> haven489: for the love of god,  why would you put ubuntu on that for?
[01:59] <NoiseEee> randomusr: i can't help but think that my button that toggles the wireless card isnt tied in somehow.  all the other 'hardware' buttons work fine (bluetooth on/off, shortcuts etc).
[01:59] <scunizi> Doorman352: :)
[01:59] <randomusr> NoiseEee, I think it's more likely trouble with you WiFi card not having the proper support. I don't see this issue on my intel card and other wifi cards
[02:00] <zog> Can I just copy/paste the settings that the nVidia Server tool gives me to xorg.conf?
[02:00] <kartook> all packages or up to date
[02:00] <victor_> hi is there a way that I can use my wp4030 pen tablet in ubuntu 9.10 powerpc?
[02:00] <kartook> this is my ubuntu 9.04 64 bit
[02:00] <Aegnuddel> Does anyone know how I would install the sword library?
[02:00] <meinmartini> Is there a way to display which icons are visible in the System > Preferences menu? Right-clicking doesn't give me a 'delete' option
[02:00] <bazhang> Doorman352, which package
[02:00] <NoiseEee> randomusr: still its kinda funky/weird that i had no issues with 9.04 at all
[02:00] <feh_> #modus
[02:00] <feh_> oops
[02:00] <bastid_raZor> zog: if you run nvidia-settings with gksudo in a terminal it will write them for you.
[02:00] <NoiseEee> its literally the WEP key that is the difference in working/not working
[02:00] <victor_> hi is there a way that I can use my wp4030 pen tablet in ubuntu 9.10 powerpc?
[02:01] <andresmh> In Ubuntu Karmic, is there a keyboard shortcut to open a message I just received (when it's still blinking on the sys tray) ? (I don't want to have to click on its tray icon with the mouse)
[02:01] <victor_> hi is there a way that I can use my wp4030 pen tablet in ubuntu 9.10 powerpc?
[02:01] <victor_> hi is there a way that I can use my wp4030 pen tablet in ubuntu 9.10 powerpc?
[02:01] <FloodBot1> victor_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:01] <gdiz> usser_, yup, I see it in my mnt folder
[02:01] <randomusr> NoiseEee, It happens.
[02:01] <usser_> gdiz, good, then it worked
[02:01] <bazhang> victor_, no need to repeat once is enough
[02:01] <acovrig> Aegnuddel, what do you mean, like install bibles?
[02:01] <Aegnuddel> yes
[02:01] <haven489> lotec: i dont like suger. will you just help me??
[02:01] <NoiseEee> randomusr: yeah.  i actually see a bug about someone not being able to connect with WEP if the SSID isnt broadcasting, which mine isn't.  I'll see if that makes a difference and let you know.
[02:01] <zog> I'll take that as a yes.
[02:02] <zog> Thank you.
[02:02] <victor_> hi is there a way that I can use my wp4030 pen tablet in ubuntu 9.10 powerpc?
[02:02] <Doorman352> bazhang: bcmwl-kernel-source
[02:02] <fasutus> i just installed ubuntu, and pop up messages and screenlets don't render. they just show up as boxes of color. any ideas?
[02:02] <lotec> haven489: what is not working? where is it erroring out at? during install?
[02:02] <bazhang> Doorman352, going to compile something?
[02:02] <victor_> Can anyone here me?
[02:02] <nicle__> Eloff: if you don't have the source pakage, it's difficult to remove the compiled nginx
[02:02] <randomusr> NoiseEee, is that connection non-existent, or intermittent?
[02:02] <victor_> help
[02:02] <victor_> hi is there a way that I can use my wp4030 pen tablet in ubuntu 9.10 powerpc?
[02:02] <bazhang> victor_, yes. be patient
[02:03] <NoiseEee> randomusr: it asks me for my WEP key over and over and over and over, and the taskbar icon just endlessly spins
[02:03] <gdiz> usser_, can I specify a different folder i.e. /mydocs  as opposed to /mnt   by saying sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdc /mydocs -o uid=1000,gid=1000
[02:03] <haven489> lotec: when i try and stop the haldaemon like this /ect/init.d/haldaemon stop it says there is no such file
[02:03] <meinmartini> Does RhythmBox have MP3 support by default, or do I need to install separate plugins?
[02:03] <NoiseEee> randomusr: im positive the key is correct!
[02:03] <Doorman352> bazhang: nope helping tadpole, he downloaded 9.1 and installed without CD but needs this to get his wifi working.
[02:03] <nicle__> Eloff, just try install the nginx from repos, and it maybe overwirte the compiled version
[02:03] <randomusr> NoiseEee, I meant can you connect at all?
[02:03] <usser_> gdiz, yes sure
[02:03] <bazhang> meinmartini, need to install codecs
[02:03] <wm_eddie> meinmartini: The MP3 decoders will be downloaded once you first try to play an mp3
[02:03] <acovrig> Aegnuddel,  sudo unzip /path/to/swordmodule.zip -d /usr/local/share/sword
[02:03] <gdiz> usser_ great
[02:03] <fasutus> i cannot find a solution on ubuntuforums. anyone available to help?
[02:04] <acovrig> in the terminal
[02:04] <victor_> is there an ubuntu powerpc user here?
[02:04] <meinmartini> bazhang, wm_eddie Ah, thanks. :)
[02:04] <lotec> haven489: ok so it is probley not started then  do this   "dmesg | grep hal" see if it loaded
[02:04] <Eloff> nicle__: I just did that, it works, but the one from repos doesn't seem to have ssl, which is the whole reason I wanted it, :(
[02:04] <meinmartini> I like the applications Gnome has over KDE
[02:04] <randomusr> !ask | victor
[02:04] <acovrig> Aegnuddel, if you are the GUI type person, (not geeky), just unzip it, and open /usr/local/share/sword and copy it there
[02:04] <mrXX> how do i set the permission for this folder? it is a website folder?
[02:05] <randomusr> in other words, just ask the question victor
[02:05] <Doorman352> bazhang: Trying to get him through this fix, without the CD. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288865
[02:05] <bazhang> Doorman352, you could either use aptoncd (if you have it on your box) or packages.ubuntu.com and sneakernet it to him (flash usb stick)
[02:05] <Eloff> think I have to remove it and then reinstall from src with ssl enabled
[02:05] <Eloff> good luck to me...
[02:05] <sam_> does anyone have a bash script that I could run to install a list of packages?
[02:05] <NoiseEee> randomusr: through wired, or wifi when wep is turned off on the router
[02:05] <lotec> haven489: u get what i said?
[02:05] <mrXX> bazhang dude how should i set the permission for my website folder? right now my browser says Access Denied
[02:05] <randomusr> NoiseEee, are you ever able to connect with WEP enabled on 9.10?
[02:05] <nicle__> Eloff, what's the result of "apt-cache search nginx"?
[02:05] <wm_eddie> sam_: apt-get install pkga pkgb pkgc?
[02:05] <Doorman352> bazhang: havent actually found the package source yet..... was going to give him URL to download.
[02:06] <haven489> lotec: yea i got it, was AFK one sec
[02:06] <victor_> Is there a way that I can use my pen tablet wp4030 on Ubuntu 9.10?
[02:06] <fasutus> anyone, please?
[02:06] <Circular> I am experiencing slow internet speeds in karmic, couldsomeone please help. Almost ready to give up
[02:06] <NoiseEee> randomusr: nope, not thus far, that is my problem! :)
[02:06] <nicle__> Eloff: maybe the ssl has been provided in other packages
[02:06] <Eloff> nope, guess not
[02:06] <haven489> it just give me a root again after i push enter
[02:06] <NoiseEee> randomusr: 9.04 and all previous were fine
[02:06] <Eloff> still have the source here, just going to try that now
[02:06] <IdleOne> sam_: take a look at !clone
[02:06] <fasutus> i just installed ubuntu, and pop up messages and screenlets don't render. they just show up as boxes of color. any ideas?
[02:06] <haven489> lotec: it just gives me root again
[02:07] <sam_> how do i script it so I can wget the script from a server and run it with ./runsetuptscript.sh   it then installs the packages
[02:07] <randomusr> I wasn't sure if you ever had connection on 9.10 forget about the old versions
[02:07] <haven489> lotec: that means it either worked or it just gave up on giving me errors
[02:07] <jolaren> Cant get my HDMI sound working :(
[02:07] <usser_> sam_, what are you doing?
[02:07] <lotec> haven489: so hal deamon is not running.  so just move on with what you were doing
[02:07] <victor_> Is there a way that I can use my pen tablet wp4030 on Ubuntu 9.10?
[02:07] <randomusr> NoiseEee, go to www.google.com/linux and search for your issue there
[02:07] <NoiseEee> randomusr: nope, 9.10 and WEP aren't getting along for me.  anyways, thanks i appreciate it.  if i ever solve it i'll let you know
[02:07] <libn> ......
[02:07] <haven489> lotec:ok ill contact you agian if i need any help
[02:07] <randomusr> lol
[02:08] <sam_> installing about 20 computers the same way
[02:08] <nicle__> Eloff: so why don't you build the nginx from source again?
[02:08] <sam_> I don't have the skills to sort out a preseed
[02:08] <usser_> sam_, just use a cloning program
[02:08] <sam_> I thought a script would be easier
[02:08] <usser_> !clonezilla
[02:08] <KnifeySpooney> Which came first -- Gnome's menu bar or Mac's menu bar?
[02:08] <sam_> on different hardware?
[02:08] <usser_> sam_, clonezilla livecd is as easy as it gets.
[02:08] <usser_> sam_, yea why not
[02:08] <bazhang> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/bcmwl-kernel-source http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/bcmwl-modaliases Doorman352
[02:09] <sam_> Doesnt the installer run hardware detection stuff?
[02:09] <usser_> sam_, its not windows it wont bluescreen because hardware is different
[02:09] <wm_eddie> sam_: have you tried apt-get install `cat packages.txt`?
[02:09] <mrXX> usser_ hey dude, how can i set the correct permission for my virtual host folder?
[02:09] <usser_> sam_, no hardware is detected on each restart
[02:09] <wm_eddie> sam_: It might work, I don't know if command line arguments care about newlines.
[02:09] <Doorman352> bazhang: I just found it from google, perfect timing though
[02:09] <bazhang> Doorman352, great :)
[02:09] <usser_> mrXX, i already told you, sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /path/to/host
[02:09] <OpenSourcedNick> Ok now my gnome terminal is truely gone mad, it's jumping around with the letters, why is that happening?
[02:10] <usser_> mrXX, and sudo chmod -R 744 /path/to/host
[02:10] <Eloff> nicle__: building as we speak, so far, so good :)
[02:10] <denis_k> How can you resize a ext4 partition when free space is located behind the beginning of the exisiting ext4 partition??
[02:10] <usser_> KnifeySpooney, mac menu bar was first
[02:10] <victor_> vigorish, Is there a way that I can use my pen tablet wp4030 on Ubuntu 9.10?
[02:10] <nicle__> Eloff: good :)
[02:11] <victor_> vigorish: Is there a way that I can use my pen tablet wp4030 on Ubuntu 9.10?
[02:11] <gdiz> usser_ thanks for your help, I got it up and running
[02:11] <KnifeySpooney> usser_: Thanks. do you have a source for that or do you just know it?
[02:11] <mrXX> usser_ drwxr--r-- 3 www-data www-data 4096 2009-11-13 16:19 mysites
[02:11] <mrXX> usser_ correct?
[02:11] <usser_> mrXX, yep that looks about right
[02:11] <usser_> gdiz, no problem
[02:11] <Eloff> nicle__: worked! thanks for your help
[02:11] <lotec> victor_ have you tried www.google.com and search for ubuntu + wp4030?
[02:11] <mrXX> usser_ but my /var/www folder has root instead of www-data
[02:11] <nicle__> Eloff: u r welcome :)
[02:11] <bluekb> My dell computer's DVD drive seems to struggle to even read DVDs.  Kaffeine, vlc, and others tend to freeze up.
[02:11] <sam_> usser_, why do people bother with preseeding if there are no downsides to cloning?
[02:12] <mrXX> usser_ is it okay? i m sorry but i m such a dumbass
[02:12] <usser_> KnifeySpooney, well mac os is what 20 years old now, linux came out in 1991 and gnome is even later
[02:12] <usser_> mrXX, root is also fine
[02:12] <victor_> lotec, yes
[02:12] <bluekb> I can hear the dvd drive laboring (in a non-normal pattern).
[02:12] <denis_k> How can you resize a ext4 partition when free space is located behind the beginning of the exisiting ext4 partition??
[02:12] <francois> how do I see what kind of make/model of hard drive I have ?
[02:12] <lotec> victor_ have and what did google say?
[02:12] <kostkon> bluekb, replace it then?
[02:12] <nicle__> !hwinfo
[02:12] <haven489> lotec: after i say "echo -e ',,L,*\n\n\n' | sfdisk /dev/mmcblk0" it gives me a bad input for sd card
[02:12] <bluekb> kostkon, I'd like to be sure it's actually broken.  I can play CD's just fine.
[02:12] <cha-che> Can anyone help me write a bash script?
[02:12] <victor_> lotec, I've tried the wizardpen driver but it didn't work
[02:13] <bastid_raZor> francois: iirc, sudo lshw -class disk
[02:13] <bluekb> And some dvds work.
[02:13] <exodus_ms> cha-che, ##bash maybe
[02:13] <nicle__> /
[02:13] <cha-che> Okay thankyou exodus_ms
[02:14] <victor_> lotec, And the tablet used to work fine in 6.10, but not now when I did a clean install to 9.10
[02:14] <bazhang> victor_,  dont find anything at all about any linux support for that tablet
[02:14] <mrXX> usser_ great job, thanks dude,
[02:14] <nicle__> francois: try hwinfo
[02:14] <kostkon> bluekb, ok. but maybe only the dvd part of the drive is broken, since there are two lasers in it, one for cd one for dvds. it can happen, i think
[02:14] <sedeki> i have problems with ubuntu turning off my computer because of CPU temperature
[02:14] <usser_> sam_, i dont know, preseeding seems like a convoluted way of doing things. much like windows install answer file
[02:14] <victor_> bazhang, really?
[02:14] <exodus_ms> sedeki, at what temp does your box turn off ?
[02:14] <usser_> sam_, i never quite got why people bother, i mean i understand with windows with its bluescreens on different hardware, but on linux i dont know
[02:15] <lotec> victor_ i would recommend trying to fix the install.  or revert back to an earlier release some things are broke in 9.10
[02:15] <sedeki> exodus_ms, i'm not sure, where can i check it?
[02:15] <mrXX> usser_ dude but how can i see inside the folder now? cause i need to modify things
[02:15] <bazhang> victor_, nothing in ubuntuforums or google
[02:15] <lotec> haven489: seams your sd card is not at mmcblk0
[02:15] <mrXX> usser_ the folder doesn't show anything now inside
[02:15] <sam_> OK thanks
[02:15] <haven489> lotec: kk hmm
[02:15] <exodus_ms> sedeki, how do you know it turns off because of the temp?
[02:15] <victor_> lotec, but isn't there anything I can do to the xorg.conf file?
[02:15] <usser_> mrXX, huh? it should you still have read permissions, try with sudo
[02:15] <bluekb> kostkon, I don't have trouble with all DVDs.  It is consistent which DVDs cause trouble
[02:16] <bastid_raZor> usser_: mrXX folders need execute
[02:16] <sedeki> exodus_ms, because i can see a message in the terminal a couple of sec before it shuts down
[02:16] <denis_k> How can you resize a ext4 partition when free space is located behind the beginning of the existing ext4 partition??
[02:16] <sedeki> secs*
[02:16] <fcuk112> sedeki: sudo apt-get install lm-sensors sensors-applet, add the sensors applet to your top panel.
[02:16] <victor_> bazhang, then how can you explain that it worked on 6.10
[02:16] <Aegnuddel> hmm it doesn,t like me
[02:16] <lotec> victor_ very well might be witch is why i said to use a live cd and try to fix the install
[02:16] <fcuk112> sedeki: you need to run sensors too.
[02:16] <kostkon> bluekb, ah. maybe the worn out ones?
[02:16] <lotec> haven489: find out where your sd card is located
[02:16] <usser_> mrXX, bastid_raZor yea right, run sudo chmod +x /path/to/host
[02:16] <haven489> ok
[02:16] <sedeki> fcuk112, is there a config in that applet?
[02:17] <bazhang> victor_, who is the manufacturer
[02:17] <haven489> lotec ok
[02:17] <kartook> sudo apt-get working fine ,,, but synaptic is not working perfect  need help ..
[02:17] <exodus_ms> sedeki, do you have lm-sensors intalled?
[02:17] <bluekb> kostkon, two of the problem dvds are new.
[02:17] <Drone4four> what should my grep command look like if I am  trying to  get grep to find a document with an instance of "doug" and an instance of "hegel"? so far my grep command looks like this: grep -ir doug /media/25C02AE0778C728F/home/daniel/dox/
[02:17] <victor_> bazhang, it's UC-Logic formoly Digipro
[02:17] <kostkon> bluekb, hmm ok
[02:17] <icon> anyone have a radeon hd 4550 installed with karmic?
[02:18] <sedeki> exodus_ms, dpkg-configuring it now. it wants to open a IP port =/
[02:18] <sedeki> why?
[02:18] <bluekb> kostkon, I do wonder sometimes if it's just a junky dvd player.  But I don't know how to figure that out. *shrug*
[02:18] <victor_> bazhang, the serial number is 081100324
[02:18] <haven489> lotec: i forgot to format my SD card before. it didnt brick my system, but i do have to start over. sucks, i will run through the prosess again and get back to you
[02:18] <bluekb> Maybe I should just get a monitor that takes svideo input and hook up my regular dvd player to it... or something.
[02:18] <exodus_ms> sedeki, why not sudo sensors-detect
[02:18] <kartook> sudo apt-get working fine ,,, but synaptic is not working perfect  need help ..
[02:18] <netpirate> any spanish ubuntu channel ?
[02:19] <sedeki> exodus_ms, you guys said something other...!
[02:19] <mrXX> usser_ now i can get in thru terminal but not thru GUI
[02:19] <wm_eddie> #ubuntu-es
[02:19] <netpirate> thx
[02:19] <ardchoille> I'm using gkrellm for a sensor stack in Jaunty. Is there something else that is more "modern" and can do the same job?
[02:19] <lotec> haven489, that is what i thought,  linux can not read that sd directley until you get it formated
[02:19] <mrXX> usser_ how can i modify with GUI
[02:19] <exodus_ms> sudo apt-get install lm-sensors sedeki then run detect
[02:19] <icon> anyone have a radeon hd 4550 installed with karmic? i am having issues.
[02:19] <bazhang> victor_, nope. can't find a thing about it.
[02:20] <haven489> lotec: yea, i was stupid not to before lol. will do and get back to you (you are of great help)
[02:20] <bluekb> kostkon, I tend to have trouble ejecting it when it's laboring.  So I wonder if it's a driver issue, or if I have unknown software doing something...
[02:20] <bluekb> even sudo eject can hang.
[02:20] <Billiard> Drone4four: try grep -F $'doug\nhegel'
[02:20] <Cool_GUY> Cool_AWAY
[02:20] <sedeki> exodus_ms, "detect" no such command
[02:20] <exodus_ms> sedeki, sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
[02:20] <fasutus> i just installed ubuntu, and pop up messages and screenlets don't render. they just show up as boxes of color. any ideas?
[02:20] <exodus_ms> sedeki, run through the wizard at the command line
[02:20] <kostkon> bluekb, you could borrow another drive from a friend for example, and check if it'll play your discs fine or not
[02:20] <sedeki> exodus_ms, yes i have. do you mean "sensors-detect"?
[02:20] <lotec> there are to many people in this channel.  jebus cries
[02:20] <Doorman352> bluekb: Do your disks feel really hot when you take them out?
[02:21] <exodus_ms> sedeki, ya,  ".:exodus_ms:. sedeki, why not sudo sensors-detect"
[02:21] <bastid_raZor> ardchoille: conky is similiar but isn't exactly the same.
[02:21] <victor_> bazhang, but I checked and all digpro and UC-LOGIC tablets are supposed to be supported.
[02:22] <ardchoille> bastid_raZor: Can conky be brought to the front? I have so many apps open that I never see my desktop
[02:22] <kiwifunk> im back!
[02:22] <mrXX> bastid_raZor: dude, how can i be able to modify the folder but only make it redable for the online users?
[02:22] <Lucy-23> Hi there
[02:22] <bazhang> victor_, perhaps something with the powerpc build? sorry not to be of more assistance but I dont use powerpc ubuntu nor a pen tablet
[02:22] <wm_eddie> victor_: There might be better distributions for PowerPC.
[02:22] <victor_> bazhang, darn
[02:22] <wm_eddie> Ubuntu doesn't support it anymore.
[02:23] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, "sensors": temp1: 58.0 deg. C (crit: 104 deg. C)
[02:23] <scunizi> I got one machine in the house that is constantly pinging the network with cups.. the other machines don't. why? or better yet.. how do I figure out why.
[02:23] <victor_> wm_eddie
[02:23] <bastid_raZor> ardchoille: i think so but you'll have to adjust the settings to do so.
[02:23] <lotec> victor_ use yellow dog for PPC
[02:23] <exodus_ms> sedeki_, the temp looks way good to me
[02:23] <ardchoille> bastid_raZor: ok, I'll look into it. Thanks
[02:23] <victor_> wm_eddie, its only suppoerted by comunity
[02:23] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, is this the "hddtemp" or CPU temp?
[02:23] <Doorman352> bluekb: Are your disks really hot when you take them out of the drive?
[02:23] <victor_> lotec i cant
[02:23] <exodus_ms> sedeki_, type   sensors
[02:23] <lotec> there is no such thing as cant,
[02:24] <jar> Hey guys, I'm having a bit of a permissions issue. My data partitions are owned  by "libuuid users" yet I cannot write to them despite adding my username to libuuid and users in /etc/group
[02:24] <jar> :(
[02:24] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, yes?
[02:24] <OpenSourcedNick> How do I speed up my ubuntu?
[02:24] <jauntyjoe0> hehe, imagine a hdd temp @ 58 degrees
[02:24] <exodus_ms> whats the output sedeki_
[02:24] <bazhang> OpenSourcedNick, how much ram
[02:24] <exodus_ms> sedeki_, thats cpu temp
[02:24] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: adjust yours to be like mine.. > drwxr-xr-x  6 razor www-data 4.0K 2009-01-13 16:55 www
[02:25] <OpenSourcedNick> hmm wait let me check
[02:25] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, "acpitz-virtual-0" \ "Adapter: Virtual device" \ "temp1: +58.0 deg C (crit = +104 deg C)"
[02:25] <jar> UUID=666d34fa-e687-4542-a3ca-8e190545edd9 /media/Deathstar ext3 defaults 0 2
[02:25] <sedeki_> jauntyjoe0, sudo hddtemp /dev/sda : 48 deg C
[02:25] <jar> that's my fstab entry
[02:25] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: i own it so i can edit it fine.. the group can read and execute.. so can all others.
[02:25] <OpenSourcedNick> bazhang, 939MB so it says with the system monitor anyway
[02:26] <OpenSourcedNick> but it's crawling
[02:26] <jar> OpenSourcedNick, That should more than enough but you can always try Xubuntu
[02:26] <exodus_ms> sedeki_, when you run lm-sensors there should be something that says CPU temp
[02:26] <bazhang> OpenSourcedNick, open a terminal and type top and see what is using most resources
[02:26] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, what graphics card do you have?
[02:26] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, i don't have "lm-sensors" (although i installed it)
[02:26] <OpenSourcedNick> opera 81MB, epiphany 57MB, rhythmbox 35MB, xchat 9.6MB... seems normal no?
[02:27] <mrXX> bastid_raZor sudo chown -R myName:www-data mysites
[02:27] <ardchoille> bastid_raZor: For future reference: Conky can run in windowed mode, meaning that instead of drawing the the root window it draws to it's own window. You can move this window around and resize it by right-clicking or left-clicking on the window while holding down the Alt key. This can be accomplished by running Conky with the '-o' parameter. Thanks for the suggestion.
[02:27] <carpunky> Hello, i just watched a ubuntu uoutube video and I saw this guy....moving the applications around in a big cirle to find another application, what does he use for that ?
[02:27] <IdeAlEss> is there an easy way to replace nautilus with something like xfce-desktop and thunar or similar?
[02:27] <OpenSourcedNick> geforce FX something... something really crappy and I really don't mind disabling some gui nick-nacks in order to get the computer faster...
[02:27] <exodus_ms> sedeki_, you have to install it then run sensors-detect then follow the on screen instructions.
[02:27] <bastid_raZor>  ardchoille good to know, thanks. best of luck with conky.
[02:27] <d9500> IdeAlEss, you mean change the desktop environment, or just the window manager and file browser?
[02:27] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, have you installed the nvidia driver for your card?
[02:28] <OpenSourcedNick> nope
[02:28] <OpenSourcedNick> not that I'm aware of anyway
[02:28] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, ah well, thanks
[02:28] <mrXX> bastid_raZor is this ok? drwxr-xr-x 3 myName www-data 4096 2009-11-13 16:19 mysites
[02:28] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, check in system → administration → hardware drivers
[02:28] <sedeki_> exodus_ms, im not sure why gkrellm wanted to open a IP port though
[02:28] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, it may offer you a drriver to install/enable
[02:28] <fcuk112> sedeki_: you can also install sensors-applet.  i also have cpufire-applet installed which shows when the cpu is busy.
[02:28] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: does that match what i suggested?
[02:28] <sedeki_> its only bound to the loopback interface though
[02:28] <IdeAlEss> d9500, just the file browser and desktop (menus).  For what ever reason, my nautilus is not theming.  I am not a big fan of it anyway.
[02:29] <gerrh> the port feature for gkrellm was used by a hwmonitoring software ages ago
[02:29] <gerrh> not really useful if you're using lm_sensors
[02:29] <exodus_ms> sedeki_, once you are done with the instructions from runnng sensors-detect all you have to do is run sensors and it will output everything that it is able to monitor, you should see your CPU temp
[02:29] <mrXX> bastid_raZor no but i dont knwo the right command, i used :   sudo chown -R mrXX:www-data mysites
[02:29] <OpenSourcedNick> it says there are no drivers and doesn't suggest anything
[02:30] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: that matches exactly like i suggested.
[02:30] <d9500> IdeAlEss, see http://www.ubuntugeek.com/switch-to-a-lightweight-filemanager.html
[02:30] <mrXX> bastid_raZor yours has a seven in it
[02:30] <IdeAlEss> d9500, thanks.  I will read over that.
[02:30] <mrXX> bastid_raZor mine has a 3
[02:31] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, ok. do in a terminal:  lscpi | grep VGA
[02:31] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: that 7 is how many files/folders are in the directory.
[02:31] <mrXX> bastid_raZor my bad, thanks dude , gr8 help
[02:32] <OzFalcon> Where would I put a mount command to mount a network drive (system wide) on bootup?
[02:32] <waltercool> Microsoft is proprietary of  sudo!! =O
[02:32] <OpenSourcedNick> lscpi command not found
[02:32] <Aegnuddel> hmmm that did not work...can;t even create a folder there and looked in the other spot and can't write there
[02:32] <lotec> OxFalcon: fstab
[02:32] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: any folders in /var/www need this same permission set if you want others to view it.
[02:32] <Billiard> OzFalcon: just add a line to your fstab
[02:32] <bazhang> !ot | waltercool
[02:32] <waltercool> D=
[02:32] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, whoops sorry, it's: lspci.  sorry again
[02:32] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, typo
[02:32] <OpenSourcedNick> no worries ;)
[02:33] <OzFalcon> Billiard, No. Can't put it in fstab. It's a loopback connection. And the share isn't available at fstab mount time.
[02:33] <bluekb> Doorman352, no.
[02:33] <haven489> lotec: it still tells me that i have bad input. i think i have a bad SD card, i have a 1gb will that work??
[02:33] <detrix> lately, my usb drives have been taking about 5-10min to be recognized/mounted.  any one else having this problem? or is there a fix?
[02:33] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: and the files you host also need that same permission set.
[02:33] <OpenSourcedNick> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN700/P4M800 Pro/P4M800 CE/VN800 [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)
[02:33] <Billiard> OzFalcon: /etc/rc.local maybe
[02:33] <Doorman352> bluekb: Had problems with a reader making disks hot and not reading, manufacturer sent firmware update and fixed it...
[02:33] <lotec> haven489: that i cant answer not sure what size is in it now?
[02:33] <i_is_broke> trying to find the system requirements for ubuntu server, does anyone have the specs for memory and stuff for it?
[02:34] <haven489> 4gb
[02:34] <haven489> lotec:4gb
[02:34] <lotec> i dought a 1gb will work
[02:34] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, allright. you don't have an nvidia then
[02:34] <mrXX> bastid_raZor but now i cant see the index page on the browser, it says permission denied!
[02:34] <OpenSourcedNick> card or driver?
[02:34] <OzFalcon> Billiard, Yeah. Thats what I initially thought. But upon reading rc.local #comments it says's it's executed after EACH runlevel.
[02:34] <randomusr> how can one get the system time from the command line?
[02:34] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, card
[02:34] <bluekb> Doorman352, how do I find out the make/model of the drive, to see if there are firmware updates?
[02:34] <OpenSourcedNick> maybe you're right
[02:34] <lotec> Haven489: do you have somehting to put the sd in besides the laptop? like another computer? or camera? see if it will format?
[02:34] <OpenSourcedNick> I got an on board one and a seperate, god knows where my screen is connected... as long as it works
[02:34] <Billiard> OzFalcon: after the runlevel is setup
[02:35] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, and thus you don't need to install any driver
[02:35] <Doorman352> if its stand alone the drive itself will have info, if its embedded can the manufacturer for the update.
[02:35] <OpenSourcedNick> anyways, what should I do to speed the system then?
[02:35] <haven489> lotec: yea, my vista mechine...i dont think that will work will try
[02:35] <OzFalcon> Billiard, Dosn't that mean that rc.local is executed multiple times?
[02:35] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, but, what type of slowness do you have? can you describe it a little, if you can
[02:35] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: set the permissions the same as /var/www
[02:35] <Billiard> OzFalcon: no, why would you think that
[02:35] <lotec> haven489: yes it will.  if it works in your vista box,  format it in fat
[02:35] <bastid_raZor> mrXX: i'm actually wrong on files. the files just need read permission for the group.
[02:36] <wb5udl> OpenSourcedNick:  bigger is better.
[02:36] <OpenSourcedNick> sure, well when I switch between applications
[02:36] <OzFalcon> Billiard, from the rc.local file: # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel.
[02:36] <lotec> that way nix can read it,  are you sure it is at the mount point you are giving the cmd for?
[02:36] <OpenSourcedNick> and run applications,
[02:36] <OpenSourcedNick> the whole thing is really crawling
[02:36] <haven489> lotec: ok i will format my usb and my SD card (i need them both and put the intrepid back onto the usb.)
[02:36] <greezmunkey> i_is_broke, I was reading up on that earlier, It requires a minimum of 192Mb of RAM and 1Gb of disk space
[02:36] <OzFalcon> Billiard, Doesn't rc0 then rc1 etc
[02:37] <Aegnuddel> hmmm wait I got confused
[02:37] <greezmunkey> that's on an Intel, 32 bit system
[02:37] <Billiard> OzFalcon: no thats not how it works, only one runlevel is sharted
[02:37] <lotec> haven489, there is a usb based live that you can use. that would give you a full os, and ability to do an install
[02:37] <i_is_broke> greezmunkey, ty
[02:37] <jolaren> Gah.. seems my 9.10 installation is rly fucked up
[02:37] <i_is_broke> greezmunkey, where did you find that do you remember?
[02:37] <Aegnuddel> how was I supposed to do that?
[02:37] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, do you mean the drawing of the graphics is slow? do you get a lot of hdd activity?
[02:37] <greezmunkey> i_is_broke, np
[02:37] <OzFalcon> Billiard, K. Wasn't sure on that. But if thats the case. I'll go with it.
[02:38] <greezmunkey> i_is_broke, http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/techspecs/9.10
[02:38] <i_is_broke> greezmunkey, i was trying to find that on ubuntu's web site and just got totally thrown in the wrong direction..lol
[02:38] <OpenSourcedNick> not sure how to answer that... applications run slow, if I switch to firefox for instance it is very slow moving between windows ... things seem to load very slowly
[02:38] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, the system becomes slow to respond?
[02:38] <smeags> is there an easy way to increase battery life
[02:38] <i_is_broke> greezmunkey, gracious
[02:38] <sam_> OK this is my first ever attempt at a script http://wirelessimage.pbworks.com/FrontPage how do I get the script to atomatically answer yes to all the questions the script generates?
[02:39] <sam_> automatically
[02:39] <smeags> does the cpu automatically scale down when not in heavyuse
[02:39] <tim> jolaen, what when wrong with your 9.1 install?
[02:39] <OzFalcon> Can nfs be given fine grain security? Or am I just better of using something like samba?
[02:39] <OpenSourcedNick> checking the processors, never below 90%, and the RAM never below 80%
[02:39] <Billiard> smeags: depends on your cpu
[02:39] <OpenSourcedNick> I guess that explains it no?
[02:39] <scunizi> I'm watching wireshark and see a wierd ip <IP_ADDRESS> pinging me.. looking deeper it appears to be twitter.com.. but I don't currently have a twitter client running.. how would they know to ping me.??
[02:39] <greezmunkey> i_is_broke, yes I am... :)
[02:39] <icon> does anyone have a radeon hd 4550 installed with karmic? i am having issues.
[02:39] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, aha. interesting. 90% cpu.
[02:39] <randomusr> anyone here use use a creative Zen on linux?
[02:39] <OpenSourcedNick> interesting for you, scary for me.. :I
[02:39] <greezmunkey> scunizi, They're looking for you...
[02:39] <lotec> OzFalcon: use samba  NFS is not ment for any type of security
[02:40] <pclark> Hi. I need some advice about partitioning/swap. I'm installing ubuntu on a macbookpro and I'd like to have a separate /home partition. Since refit only supports 4 partitions (and two of them are already taken by osx and the efi), I was wondering how big is the need of having a swap partition when my laptop has 2Gb of RAM and I don't use very RAM demanding graphical applications. cheers.
[02:40] <scunizi> greezmunkey: yea.. I haven't "tweeted" in a while :)
[02:40] <OpenSourcedNick> ok processor 100% stable
[02:40] <greezmunkey> he he
[02:40] <Aegnuddel> ok didn't want to go to those folders on my computer....so I am confused
[02:40] <OpenSourcedNick> seems insane
[02:40] <haven489> lotec: what is it?
[02:40] <haven489> lotec: and would it work the the XO?
[02:40] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, if you give: "top" you will be able to see which process(es) eat your cpu
[02:41] <scunizi> pclark: can you creat an "extended" partition?  that will allow more partitions on the drive
[02:41] <OzFalcon> lotec, Yeah. The best I can manage is matching IP with UID/GID's matched up on the secure client/nfs server.
[02:41] <Doorman352> scunizi: Linked in uses a DNS lookup to check for valide addresses so if periodically pings me...
[02:41] <ZykoticK9> Does anyone know of a way to link libstdc++.so.5 to libstdc++.so.6?  or am i best to just install the pre-karmic package?
[02:41] <OpenSourcedNick> I can see the ram
[02:41] <bastid_raZor> pclark: if you suspend you laptop you need swap. 2GB of swap is more than enough.
[02:41] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, just run top in a terminal and then start using your system
[02:41] <OpenSourcedNick> do you mean the % cpu column?
[02:41] <kostkon> OpenSourcedNick, yeah
[02:41] <nick_schembri> pclark: old schools 2/1 swap to ram.
[02:41] <scunizi> Doorman352: even when you're not online with linked-in?
[02:41] <OpenSourcedNick> lol how is that possible opera and epiphany take together like 80% of the cpu
[02:41] <lotec> haven489 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[02:42] <bastid_raZor> nick_schembri: that was when ram was less than 1GB.. 2GB of swap is more than enough for almost any box.
[02:42] <haven489> lotec: and would it work for the XO??
[02:42] <Doorman352> yep, registered with my e-mail and then they began pinging my domain......
[02:42] <nick_schembri> pclark: it's a safety net.