[00:00] <leapy0yo> vlc has multithread enabled by default , right?
[00:00] <hachre> fds2: did it work?
[00:01] <kostas13> wasup
[00:01] <bobmanuk> hachre: its seems to have found boot images which is exellent
[00:01] <hachre> bobmanuk: awesome
[00:02] <bobmanuk> hachre: many thanks, only problem is, windows wasnt one of them... any thoughts?
[00:02] <test34> mickster04, exactly unless maybe if they have a program installed on your computer..
[00:02] <hachre> bobmanuk: once your ubuntu boots again, do the update-grub again from within it should find windows too then
[00:02] <mickster04> test34: eitherway, why would they stop the ls?
[00:02] <mickster04> test34: it's highly unlikely that the two are related imo
[00:03] <bobmanuk> hachre: okidoke, i shall be back in a bit :)
[00:03] <Morydd> I'm trying to use gddrescue to recover data from a corrupt SD card. ddrescue -r 3 /media/disk /home/sean/backup/phone/image /home/sean/backup/phone/log Output: http://pastoid.com/b48
[00:03] <test34> mickster04, you are right
[00:04] <ac7ss> mortu, The only thing that the ISP can do is limit the port being called. (I am ssh to a comcast client now, all comcast will see is a connection between the two computers, no content.)
[00:04] <ac7ss> mortu, s/client/customer/g
[00:04] <leapy0yo> vlc has multithread enabled by default , right?
[00:05] <ac7ss> leapy0yo, what do you mean multithread?
[00:05] <mickster04> leapy0yo: why does it matter? if you are streaming then it has to be...
[00:05] <kingcheese26> hello people
[00:05] <[clay]> is there any reason why a smb entry in my /etc/fstab wouldn't mount on boot, but mounts find when i do mount -a ?
[00:06] <leapy0yo> I mean is it cpu multithreaded for local files, is vlc that?
[00:06] <ac7ss> [clay], perhaps the network interface is not fully up when the boot mount command is issued.
[00:06] <[clay]> possible. how would i get around this, stick mount -a in my rc.local?
[00:06] <gunny17> hello kingcheese
[00:06] <test34> clay, does it have auto
[00:07] <ac7ss> [clay], are you dhcp or fixed Ip. (Fixed IP would be faster if an option.)
[00:07] <test34> nevermind..
[00:07] <[clay]> dhcp
[00:07] <hachre> is it wired
[00:07] <Osmodivs> I have a problem with my McroSD memory card, Ubuntu wont mount the MC, it recognizes the MC adaptor, but not the memory card
[00:07] <[clay]> yes
[00:07] <[clay]> wired
[00:07] <tr3nton> don't know if anyone can help me... I need to re-install ubu on another hdd as I think my current one is about to cark it. The issue is to get net, I need to install additional drivers, but the router is on the other side of the house, and I don't currently have a network cable that long; is there a way I can copy the drivers from my existing install, and install it whilst being offline on the new install?
[00:07] <mickster04> leapy0yo: that doesn't make sense, why wouldit need multithreading? what are you doing with these local files? if you are just playing it doesn't need to be?
[00:08] <ac7ss> [clay], changing it to static IP will make the connection quicker to establish.
[00:08] <[clay]> tr3nton, take pc to router?
[00:08] <[clay]> :D
[00:08] <snake_> how can I tie my external IP to my device on my computer (eth0)
[00:09] <[clay]> ok i'll give that a shot. it's "static dhcp" anyway
[00:09] <induz> why I can not open pd file from web browser mozilla
[00:09] <[clay]> now to figure out how to lol
[00:09] <tr3nton> hmm.. yeah. its possible. but a bit of a huge hassle.. thought there might be a way to extract drivers somehow? lol
[00:09] <ac7ss> snake_, You have to port forward in the router.
[00:09] <induz> some pdf webbrowser is just plain back
[00:09] <ac7ss> [clay], it would be part of the ifup setup.
[00:09] <hachre> tr3nton: how would you install the drivers if you had net
[00:10] <snake_> ac7ss, oh I tried that... damn you VERIZON!
[00:10] <sdimkov> Can someone compare Mutter and Compiz for me? Which has stronger community and therefore more rapid development. Which is currently outperforming the other ?
[00:10] <tr3nton> SYstem -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers (10.04)
[00:10] <ac7ss> snake_, what port are you attempting to use?
[00:10] <mickster04> !compare | sdimkov
[00:10] <mickster04> sdimkov: opinions are best found in !offtopic
[00:10] <hachre> tr3nton: ah those.. which ones do you need
[00:10] <snake_> ac7ss, 80. My ISP blocks every single port, and I somehow can still use the internet..
[00:11] <snake_> ac7ss, Verizon makes it tough.
[00:11] <Osmodivs> Does anyone knows how to make Ubuntu recognize my memory card? It only recognizes the adaptor, not the memory card, just a few minutes ago it was working well
[00:11] <tr3nton> hachre: its broadcom b43 wireless driver
[00:11] <ac7ss> snake_, is 8080 blocked? (usually anything above 8000 is not blocked.)
[00:11] <snake_> Osmodivs, mabye it's in backwards :P
[00:12] <Osmodivs> snake, nah
[00:12] <GaryD> why isn't gimp recognizing my ps brushes?
[00:12] <Horse7> gay
[00:12] <Horse7> gay
[00:12] <FloodBot1> Horse7: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:12] <ac7ss> snake_, I believe there is some service out there that will be a proxy for you. bet I cannot help more than that.
[00:12] <snake_> ac7ss, one moment, I'll check on canyouseeme.org
[00:12] <bernie> can anyone explain how to make compiz the default window manager for a gnome session in ubuntu natty?
[00:12] <snake_> PROXY! why didn't I think of that :P
[00:12] <hachre> tr3nton: its quite complicated, you should really hook it up with a wired connection and install it like that
[00:12] <snake_> I used a proxy to get on youtube at school!
[00:13] <snake_> and I didn't think of it here, in real life.
[00:13] <tr3nton> hachre: oh ok no worries. thanks :)
[00:13] <bernie> the custom tab for choosing the window manager in gnome-appearance-settings is gone...
[00:13] <hachre> tr3nton: it needs to download several things also based on your exact hardware that it figures out while you look at that menu
[00:13] <bobmanuk> hachre: no dice, still get no OS found
[00:13] <snake_> ac7ss, no luck on port 8080. BUt thanks for the proxy idea.
[00:13] <hachre> bobmanuk: even though update-grub ran?
[00:14] <ac7ss> snake_, thanks for that site. Beware, if you over-use the connection, verizon can charge you for excessive traffic.
[00:14] <hachre> bobmanuk: maybe you need to install grub then
[00:14] <bobmanuk> hachre: yeah, found linux, memtest86
[00:14] <bobmanuk> probably
[00:14] <tr3nton> hachre: yeah. just looking at some ubuntuforums post. does like quite an in depth process
[00:15] <dale_> ok im having a problem here with dpkg... it seems to continuously run, even when i can find no program using it.
[00:15] <Riaku> ubuntu software center says: waiting for dpkg to exit
[00:15] <powerpc_> hi
[00:16] <powerpc_> how do I remove all desktop/X packages from ubuntu so that I get the console screen to login and operate?
[00:16] <hachre> bobmanuk: you need to go back into live, select your ubuntu drive in the UI, check sudo mount again in the console, look at its mountpoint e.g. /media/ubuntu and then do: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/ubuntu/boot /dev/sda
[00:16] <powerpc_> (like -server would give me by default)
[00:17] <bobmanuk> hachre: thanks, just mounting now, hate this, the mount path randomly changes and is very... long lol
[00:17] <hachre> bobmanuk: you can copy and paste it in the gnome-terminal
[00:17] <bobmanuk> hachre: in the process of now
[00:17] <Nick0001> Someone had sucess in running Firefox 4 + flash on amd 64 machines?
[00:18] <evil> Hi all.
[00:19] <Brwa> hi
[00:19] <zimm3r> When I use Grub Xubuntu boots fine but with Windows Grub errors saying Unrecognized Command: 'drivemap' (same if I just use map)
[00:19] <Logan_> !flash64bit | Nick0001
[00:19] <hachre> bobmanuk: wait
[00:20] <hachre> bobmanuk: do you use grub or grub2, do you know?
[00:20] <bobmanuk> grub2
[00:20] <hachre> ok then continue
[00:20] <megalinux> gfgyf
[00:20] <_3vi1> Here's a stupid question:  I was just trying the latest daily of Ubuntu (I'm primarily a Kubuntu user) in virtualbox, and it doesn't look like it's using the Unity desktop.  Did they back off on that decision, or what?
[00:20] <Nick0001> Ubottu is a bot? With firefox 3.6 plugin works ok, but with the FF 4 it says that the plugin arent installed
[00:20] <bobmanuk> hachre: ok, it says grub2 installed without errors
[00:20] <hachre> bobmanuk: you should use update-grub2 within ubuntu then to fix windows
[00:20] <hachre> good luck on this reboot ;)
[00:20] <Riaku> i seem to have a problem with dpkg if anyone can help... im pretty newb, but software center says "waiting for dpkg to exit" continuously for over 12 hours if i let it, and i cannot find anything using it.
[00:20] <bobmanuk> hachre: sudo chroot /dev ?!?
[00:21] <hachre> no
[00:21] <bobmanuk> hachre: i forgot
[00:21] <hachre> just reboot
[00:21] <bobmanuk> ok
[00:21] <bobmanuk> brb
[00:21] <ejv> how do you ignore based on hostmask in irssi? :)
[00:22] <_3vi1> So, my question is:  For 11.04, are they using Unity or Gnome Panel?  I get the Gnome Panel when I log in to a fresh install. of the daily.
[00:22] <hachre> ejv: i wuold say /ignore *!*@*host*
[00:22] <mickster04> ejv: ask them, this is ubuntu support :p
[00:22] <viking667> trying to fsck a ext4 filesystem on a vm, but the journal appears to be causing the jbd module to lock up. how can I get this filesystem sorted?
[00:22] <ejv> perfect, thanks hachre
[00:22] <buhman> I have contacts in my evolution address book, but when I try to compose a message, I can't seem to make it *see* the contacts, even when I enter the search dialog.
[00:23] <viking667> vmware server, on Vista host, with maverick client
[00:23] <powerpc_> how do I delete all packages pertaining to a meta package?
[00:23] <Jordan_U> hachre: The grub-install command you gave bobmanuk was incorrect. If you pass --root-directory= it needs to point to the *root* directory, not the boot directory.
[00:23] <powerpc_> a simple aptitude remove <metapackage> only deleted that one package (ubuntu-desktop)
[00:23] <hachre> Jordan_U: shouldnt it fail then?
[00:24] <Darkenvy> how can I scp wildcard but without a folder(s)?
[00:24] <Darkenvy> scp xxx@xxx:~/* [minus folder/file]
[00:24] <mjw3763> exit
[00:24] <viking667> scp user@host:/place/* ./
[00:24] <hachre> Jordan_U: well thanks, i will give him the bad news once he is back ;)
[00:24] <Darkenvy> so If I dont want folder "dynmap" to copy then:
[00:24] <Jordan_U> hachre: No, because grub is still installed, it's just going to look for a grub.cfg in /boot/boot/grub/grub.cfg instead of /boot/grub/grub.cfg (which means that bobmanuk will just get a grub shell at boot since no grub.cfg will be found).
[00:25] <Darkenvy> scp user@host:/place/* ./dynmap
[00:25] <hachre> Jordan_U: ahh right
[00:25] <hachre> Jordan_U: ok
[00:25] <viking667> Oh. I see. You don't want directories as well. tricky.
[00:25] <hachre> Jordan_U: thanks!
[00:25] <viking667> sftp
[00:25] <ninwa> Is it possible to use the Ubuntu 11.04 software center with the reviews and ratings inside of Ubuntu 10.10?
[00:25] <Jordan_U> hachre: You're welcome.
[00:25] <Darkenvy> well dynap is so huge and has 10000 files
[00:26] <viking667> darkenvy: you'd be better off to use sftp
[00:26] <Brwa> is there a text editor  supported RTL direction like notepad++ in windows?
[00:26] <Darkenvy> same with another folder "beta" is symlinked and is 2GB big
[00:26] <WeThePeople> how do i check what version of ubuntu i am using in the terminal
[00:26] <Darkenvy> better off? as in yuo dont know?
[00:26] <ninwa> Brwa, gedit does.
[00:26] <viking667> WeThePeople: cat /etc/issue
[00:26] <hachre> Jordan_U: so if /boot is on a seperate filesystem it would actually fail without a symlink back to itself?
[00:26] <Darkenvy> I know exclusion cant be too hard
[00:26] <Brwa> how?
[00:26] <ninwa> Brwa, it's under Applications -> accessories -> text editor
[00:26] <ninwa> right click on an open part of the document
[00:26] <viking667> DarkEnvy: I don't hink scp does exclusion
[00:26] <ninwa> it's under unicode control character, then rtl
[00:27] <ninwa> or I guess it's in there as RLE
[00:27] <Brwa> i know it does but only part by part
[00:27] <Darkenvy> what about copy and pasting exculsion?
[00:27] <ac7ss> WeThePeople, uname or do you want the '10.4' type information.
[00:27] <Brwa> i have a document with 500 parts
[00:27] <Darkenvy> make a new dir and copy everything but
[00:27] <hachre> bobmanuk: i gave you a wrong command, wb
[00:27] <hachre> bobmanuk: did you get a grub shell?
[00:27] <Brwa> i mean 500 lines
[00:27] <bobmanuk> hachre: i got a grub command prompt yeah
[00:27] <Jordan_U> hachre: No. Grub determines the path that should be embedded into the core.img with "grub-mkrelpath" so mount points are taken into account. There is also a separate --boot-directory= option.
[00:27] <ninwa> Brwa, hm. :) Not sure.
[00:27] <viking667> darkenvy: what the heck are you using?
[00:28] <hachre> bobmanuk: heh, sorry bout that, Jordan_U pointed out after you left i had a mistake in my command
[00:28] <Darkenvy> server ubuntu
[00:28] <hachre> Jordan_U: ahh ok :)
[00:28] <bobmanuk> hachre: im on a laptop so i can do it on my pc while im on here lol
[00:28] <hachre> bobmanuk: you need to repeat what we just did
[00:28] <Brwa> any other tip/solutions ?
[00:28] <viking667> darkenvy: then what's wrong with using sftp interactively?
[00:28] <Riaku> lets see im attempting to add ubuntu to a laptop im working on, formatted the harddrive, ect... for it, i begin to install, and it freezes, occasionally on the menu after choosign the language/try it/install, occasionally on the steps afterward, but it never finishes the installer
[00:28] <Darkenvy> im not installing ftp
[00:28] <bobmanuk> hachre: ok loading the livecd again
[00:28] <hachre> bobmanuk: but this time the command is (sec)
[00:28] <viking667> scp probably doesn't do exclusion. I know it does recursion
[00:29] <Darkenvy> so what about cp a dir and exlude then?
[00:29] <Darkenvy> then I can scp that new dir
[00:29] <hachre> bobmanuk: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/ubuntu /dev/sda
[00:29] <viking667> darkenvy: sftp is a ftp client that connects to a remote ssh server and pulls the files through your normal ssh link.
[00:29] <hachre> bobmanuk: the difference is we had a /boot attached to the path before
[00:39] <viking667> darkenvy: hm? where does it think you are?  pwd tells you
[00:39] <ac7ss> [clay], did you see my post before the split?
[00:39] <Brwa> is there a text editor  supported RTL direction like notepad++ in windows?
[00:39] <[clay]> saying use anacron?
[00:39] <bobmanuk> hachre: finds a linux, initrd, memtest86. no windows
[00:39] <viking667> brwa: I thought kate or gedit supported that?
[00:39] <Brwa> no they don't
[00:39] <Darkenvy> im using nautilus
[00:39] <_3vi1> So... does anyone know why I get the Gnome Panel when I install the daily's in virtual box.  Did I miss a memo?  Is Unity being passed for this release?
[00:39] <viking667> uh.
[00:39] <ac7ss> [clay], yeah, or something in etc/init
[00:39] <hachre> bobmanuk: you are in your ubuntu the one that we just made bootable now?
[00:39] <[clay]> ac7ss, thing is i don't even see anything in dmesg saying there was a problem
[00:39] <viking667> sorry. I don't use RTL
[00:39] <Darkenvy> going to /home only shows "ftp" a folder that doesnt exist when I ssh
[00:39] <[clay]> it's like it doesn't even try
[00:39] <th0r> _3vi1: try ubuntu+1
[00:39] <Darkenvy> RTL?
[00:39] <Brwa> in notepad++ there is an action called Change direction RTL
[00:39] <viking667> weird. did you use this:   sftp -l user host
[00:39] <bobmanuk> hachre: yes, im in the actual "proper" installed version of linux
[00:39] <Darkenvy> no
[00:39] <cipher_> Hi I just installed ubuntu 10.10 and am able to access the internet with a usb ethernet card; however my internal card will connect to a network, get a icmp response, however I can not actually connect to websites.
[00:39] <Darkenvy> connect to server from gui
[00:39] <maharaja> guys, i am struggling with nfs permissions it shows nobody/nogroup issue
[00:39] <hachre> bobmanuk: strange it tshould find it...
[00:39] <ruan> Brwa: what is the function of that?
[00:39] <ac7ss> [clay], if it mounts fine later, then the issue can be resolved with a delayed mount.
[00:39] <maharaja> any pointers? i checked the idmapd configs as well
[00:39] <hachre> bobmanuk: is it on the same disk?
[00:39] <bobmanuk> hachre: may have to google this one, i think the loader may have taken a wonder off of that partition
[00:39] <viking667> DarkEnvy: so did you use:    sftp user@host   ?
[00:39] <sdimkov> Can someone compare Mutter and Compiz for me? Which has stronger community and therefore more rapid development. Which is currently outperforming the other ?
[00:39] <Darkenvy> no
[00:39] <Darkenvy> I want a GUI
[00:39] <Brwa> changing direction
[00:39] <bobmanuk> hachre: yes, same disk
[00:39] <hachre> bobmanuk: what windows version is it
[00:39] <cipher_> I cannot connect to any websites for assistance help would be very appreciated :p
[00:39] <viking667> DarkEnvy: then fire up nautilus.
[00:39] <bobmanuk> hachre: 7
[00:39] <Brwa> from LTR to RTL
[00:39] <Darkenvy> that is what im in viking
[00:39] <ac7ss> !compare | sdimkov
[00:39] <Darkenvy> omg this split suuuuuuucks
[00:39] <hachre> bobmanuk: well i can tell you how to get windows back to a working state but then your grub will be gone again
[00:39] <bobmanuk> hachre: the boot DVD wont repair the boot either
[00:40] <viking667> darkenvy: and how are you trying to connnect to the remote host?
[00:40] <bobmanuk> i tried
[00:40] <Darkenvy> yes
[00:40] <Darkenvy> I can get in just fine
[00:40] <Darkenvy> see all my dirs inlcuing /home
[00:40] <hachre> bobmanuk: you have to go into the recovery options -> open the console and enter bootrec /fixboot and bootrec /fixmbr
[00:40] <viking667> *blink* *blink*
[00:40] <bobmanuk> hachre: done that
[00:40] <hachre> bobmanuk: then grub will be gone and windows should start
[00:40] <Darkenvy> but inside /home does not exist "minecraft"
[00:40] <ruan> Darkenvy: ctrl h
[00:40] <Darkenvy> it should be located at ~/minecraft
[00:40] <bobmanuk> hachre: it says it worked, but when i reboot, no OS
[00:41] <hachre> bobmanuk: then i would say your windows boot stuff is severly borked
[00:41] <Darkenvy> doesnt help ruan
[00:41] <hachre> bobmanuk: maybe thats why it isnt found by grub
[00:41] <ruan> Darkenvy: is it in root?
[00:41] <Darkenvy> it acts like the flder doesnt exit
[00:41] <Darkenvy> yes
[00:41] <Darkenvy> I work in root when I ssh
[00:41] <hachre> bobmanuk: is the windows important to you?
[00:41] <Darkenvy> its also the only account on this server
[00:41] <ruan> i mean, root of the drive or in your home dir?
[00:41] <Darkenvy> (using a server host)
[00:41] <bobmanuk> hachre: i was hoping it wasnt coming to this lol, it kinda was yes, i have access to files and what not
[00:41] <_3vi1> Found the solution to my problem myself:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1717352
[00:41] <Darkenvy><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:42] <hachre> bobmanuk: well you can partition a drive, if you have the space on the same disk
[00:42] <_3vi1> http://chrisblunt.com/2011/04/02/ubuntu-11-04-beta-how-to-test-unity-in-virtualbox-4/
[00:42] <hachre> bobmanuk: install windows into that partition
[00:42] <_3vi1> l8r all.
[00:42] <hachre> bobmanuk: the new bootloader should also see the old windows and boot it too
[00:42] <ruan> drive root = the first directory of a drive
[00:42] <ruan> well
[00:42] <Darkenvy> yes
[00:42] <ruan> ok
[00:42] <hachre> bobmanuk: but the bootloader will be on the new partition not the old one so you cant get rid of it easily
[00:42] <bobmanuk> hachre: i just didnt want to have to go throguh the windows reinstall, assignments are due in a few weeks... grrr, oh well, needs must
[00:42] <[clay]> ac7ss, stuck mount -a in rc.local. things seem to behave
[00:42] <hachre> bobmanuk: yea if the recovery commands fail to fix htis
[00:43] <hachre> bobmanuk: i see no other way :/
[00:43] <Traineesysadmin> are there any ubuntu server edition (NO GUI) that will work on 64 mb ram?
[00:43] <ruan> Darkenvy: what exactly are you looking for?
[00:43] <Darkenvy> how to I get to ~/minecraft through nautilus sftp? I tried: "sftp://root@xxxx.com:~/minecraft" with no avail
[00:43] <Darkenvy> in my home folder is a folder named "minecraft"
[00:43] <ac7ss> [clay], sounds great
[00:43] <bobmanuk> hachre: yeah... at least i have access to my install iso, i needed to burn a new copy anyway lol
[00:43] <bobmanuk> cheers guys, have a great day/night
[00:43] <hachre> bobmanuk: cya!
[00:43] <ruan> Darkenvy: are you looking for /.minecraft? or did you make the dir 'minecraft' yourself
[00:44] <Darkenvy> but inside the home folder (when viewed in nautilus) the home folde ronly has "ftp" folder
[00:44] <Brwa> any developer can give me 5 minute in PM
[00:44] <Darkenvy> I made it myself
[00:44] <Darkenvy> inside /home
[00:44] <bobmanuk> ccna exam in about 12 hours.... ffffff :(
[00:44] <ruan> right..
[00:44] <Darkenvy> as root
[00:44] <ruan> ftp, hmm
[00:44] <fisch246> anyone know what file points to or asks for "/usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow/libcanberra-ready-sound.desktop"?
[00:44] <hachre> im calling it a night too
[00:44] <hachre> bye guys :)
[00:44] <rodd> Hi, does anyone knows a good alternative to gparted? this one crashes all the time
[00:45] <Darkenvy> "Could not find<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:45] <Omega> Darkenvy: what is the username?
[00:45] <Darkenvy> thats when I went to /home and typed in /minecraft myself
[00:45] <th0r> rodd: fdisk from the commandline
[00:45] <Darkenvy> username is root
[00:45] <krux> Traineesysadmin, without gui the server edition should work..
[00:45] <Omega><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:45] <DrGrov> dpjuve06
[00:46] <Darkenvy> same message
[00:46] <DrGrov> Oh, damn. What was that? LOL
[00:46] <ruan> lol
[00:46] <viking667>  DarkEnvy: does your sshd_config contain AllowRootLogin: yes
[00:46] <Omega> Darkenvy: Are you sure it's in root's home?
[00:46] <Darkenvy> yes I am sure omega
[00:46] <Darkenvy> ~/minecraft
[00:47] <Darkenvy> idk viking667
[00:47] <Darkenvy> I have never has issues sshing before this
[00:47] <viking667> Darkenvy: see if that's an issue.
[00:47] <DrGrov> Sorry for off-topic
[00:47] <Darkenvy> where is it located? /etc/???
[00:47] <danielcg25> Xgnokii just says connection. Is something wrong?
[00:47] <viking667> /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[00:47] <ruan> yeah. can be opened from ssh as well
[00:48] <viking667> DarkEnvy: and why on EARTH are you running minecraft as the root user?
[00:48] <Darkenvy> permitrootlogin  = yes
[00:48] <fisch246> i'll take to that as a no... alright i'll wait for a response on the forums then
[00:48] <viking667> surely it doesn't require a port open < 1024?
[00:48] <Darkenvy> viking this is irrelevent
[00:48] <Darkenvy> its a dedicated server with one purpose ><
[00:48] <viking667> no, it's pretty relevant to your security issues, actually.
[00:49] <viking667> I would have created a minecraft user specifically to use minecraft.
[00:49] <Darkenvy> but not relevent to this issue
[00:49] <viking667> that way, you could have sucked the files over without the permitrootuser getting in the way.  What path is your minecraft directory, absolutely? (not relatively)
[00:50] <Darkenvy> I do ssh root@xxx.com:~/minecraft
[00:50] <leapy0yo> how do i configure mplayer's config file  ?  lavdopt=threads=2 or what?
[00:50] <Darkenvy> its /home/minecraft
[00:50] <viking667> darkenvy: that's why it's failing.
[00:50] <Darkenvy> a manual folder I created
[00:50] <Darkenvy> I have said its location over 5 times already
[00:51] <viking667> your home directory for root user is usually pinned to /root
[00:51] <Darkenvy> it...
[00:51] <Darkenvy> ...it is?
[00:51] <Somelauw> When using urxvt accents only work when mouse is inside the terminal window?
[00:51] <viking667> just because root creates a /home/minecraft doesn't mean that's automatically root's home directory too.
[00:51] <markitoxs> why when I do ssh root@server alsamixer it doesnt work?
[00:51] <fennucci> is there a limit to how many OS's I can instal and partition on win7 machine
[00:51] <snake_> markitoxs, are you running the openssh-server on your server?
[00:51] <markitoxs> snake, yes, i get: Error opening terminal: unknown.
[00:51] <snake_> markitoxs, sorry, I actually just got into ssh today.
[00:51] <markitoxs> or if I try ssh root@server screen -rr  i get instead:  Must be connected to a terminal.
[00:51] <guyinmass> Hey guys I asked this in #fluxbox and #chromium-support but nobody anwered--- any idea how to start chromium in fluxbox on ubuntu 10.10? I dont have an option for it anywhere :(
[00:51] <Darkenvy> DAMNIT
[00:51] <markitoxs> ruan, but it doesnt... ?
[00:51] <Darkenvy> another split?
[00:52] <DrGrov> Perhaps time to keep the computer screen on and not just type random words
[00:52] <DrGrov> How can I check in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS if I have the SSH server turned on?
[00:52] <DrGrov> I would need to get my SSH set up at home so I can easily access it from on trips
[00:52] <viking667> DarkEnvy: so, ~/minecraft would look at /root/minecraft
[00:53] <th0r> DrGrov: ps -ax | grep sshd
[00:53] <viking667> if you specify scp root@host:/home/minecraft    you'll get the files under /home/minecraft
[00:53] <snake_> why so many disconnections?
[00:53] <ruan> netsplit?
[00:53] <Flannel> snake_: network issues it seems
[00:53] <viking667> ruan: I smell a bit worse... DDNS, perhaps
[00:54] <ruan> irssi says there is currently no netsplit occurring though
[00:54] <paisano> fedora will hack your selinux just to mess up your fonts
[00:54] <snake_> !netsplit
[00:54] <ruan> oh i forgot. i turned joins/leaves off
[00:56] <Darkenvy> viking667 thanks
[00:56] <cipher_> My internal wireless card can ping google successfully and apt-get works. however every website will not resolve. wget would just display <IP_ADDRESS> as the ip address and fail.
[00:56] <Darkenvy> viking667 I dont ever usually work in root
[00:56] <viking667> DarkEnvy: that's why I don't NORMALLY work in root. Saves mistakes like yours.
[00:56] <Darkenvy> viking667 its this server host that preloads linux, always needed to BE root... blah blah
[00:57] <viking667> there's no reason why you can't set up another user to actually ssh in AS.
[00:57] <Darkenvy> I jjsut never made a user, thus now all my backup cron scripts are pointed to root ><
[00:57] <viking667> just the same as there's no reason to make minecroft run as root unless it requires a port below 1024
[00:57] <Darkenvy> no
[00:58] <Darkenvy> it doesnt
[00:58] <Kamakazi> Question of the day, my ubuntu install seems to have a ton of bass when I am watching movies, I have a 2.1 setup and onboard Realtec audio, is there any way to change the bass settigns?
[00:58] <viking667> then that's what I'd strongly advise. If someone has some sort of exploit against minecraft that can make the server dump out to some sort of shell/python/perl executable, you're screwed, in effect.
[00:59] <viking667> if it's running as its own user, it's harder to elevate privileges to root.
[00:59] <cipher_> I have updated info for my question: Hi i am able to ping google successfully and use apt-get; however I cannot connect to any websites :(. I am on ubuntu 10.10. I am able to connect however through a usb card.
[01:00] <Darkenvy> I see
[01:00] <ac7ss> Kamakazi, try the sound preferances on the volume icon. or look into using amixer to adjust settings.
[01:01] <Darkenvy> so....
[01:01] <viking667> Meanwhile, I think I'll have to kiss my darn VM goodbye...
[01:01] <Darkenvy> if the path is ~/minecraft this = /root/minecraft when in root. if im in a user though than is ~/minecraft = /home/minecraft?
[01:02] <ruan>  /home/user/minecraft
[01:02] <viking667> correct.
[01:02] <Darkenvy> that makes my cron scrips easy to port over then
[01:02] <viking667> i.e. whatever user you create could probably be called "minecraft"
[01:02] <Darkenvy> how to update cron? Im new to it. just reload my script as the user? or....
[01:02] <Darkenvy> remove the script first then laod under user?
[01:02] <viking667> but then you'd need to be pointing at /home/minecraft/minecraft
[01:02] <krux> ruan what irc client you using to set join/leave to not show ?...
[01:03] <ac7ss> Darkenvy, crontab -e
[01:03] <viking667> krux: irssi
[01:03] <ruan> krux: im using irssi
[01:03] <krux> ahh  i see cool thanks :)
[01:03] <ruan>  /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +PARTS +QUITS     right?
[01:03] <ruan> something like that
[01:03] <soreau> cipher_: How are you trying to access websites?
[01:03] <cipher_> wget / firefox
[01:03] <cipher_> My internal card will not work, which is odd did ubuntu drop support for some drivers?
[01:03] <soreau> cipher_: What is in /etc/resolv.conf for nameserver(s)?
[01:03] <cipher_> i am trying to use googles <IP_ADDRESS> and my router is also there
[01:03] <soreau> cipher_: What chip is your internal wifi?
[01:03] <cipher_> How can i check that
[01:03] <soreau> cipher_: First what is in /etc/resolv.conf
[01:03] <cipher_> soreau, apparently network manager modified it... (sorry) # Generated by NetworkManager
[01:03] <cipher_> domain domain.actdsltmp
[01:03] <cipher_> search domain.actdsltmp
[01:03] <cipher_> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:03] <cipher_> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:03] <soreau> cipher_: And you can ping <IP_ADDRESS> ok?
[01:03] <soreau> cipher_: (and this is your router)
[01:03] <cipher_> yes, yes
[01:04] <krux> awesome thank you
[01:04] <soreau> cipher_: Can you pastebin the output of 'sudo route' to paste.ubuntu.com ?
[01:04] <Darkenvy> I have to leave this channel
[01:04] <Darkenvy> so much spam form the splits
[01:04] <krux>   //ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +PARTS +QUITS
[01:04] <Darkenvy> thanks guys for your help
[01:04] <Darkenvy> /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +PARTS +QUITS
[01:04] <Darkenvy> ><
[01:05] <ruan> lol
[01:05] <Darkenvy> better
[01:05] <krux> oh i was just pasting it but paste it in the wrong channel
[01:05] <ac7ss> /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS +parts +quits
[01:05] <krux> so i don't forget it for later :)
[01:05] <Darkenvy> I know I know
[01:05] <ruan> only works on irssi
[01:05] <cipher_> soreau: the tables are from my external wlan1 device; not my problem eth1 card.. http://paste.debian.net/112890/
[01:06] <Shawn727> Hey all i need help
[01:06] <soreau> cipher_: That's not paste.ubuntu.com..
[01:06] <cipher_> :(
[01:06] <soreau> cipher_: You'd better head over to ##networking
[01:06] <Kamakazi> ac7ss: Any suggestions for a mixer?
[01:07] <cipher_> :S
[01:07] <snake_> How can I set up a Reverse Proxy on ubuntu 10.10 64-bit With Apache2 as a part of the latest LAMP
[01:07] <aeon-ltd> Shawn727: don't ask to ask, just ask
[01:07] <ac7ss> Kamakazi, amixer is the program.
[01:07] <poolie> hi
[01:07] <Kamakazi> ac7ss: oh...lol
[01:07] <ac7ss> Kamakazi, it is shell.
[01:07] <poolie> i just upgraded my laptop to natty
[01:07] <poolie> when i run it connected to an external monitor, both the internal and external screens go black
[01:07] <ac7ss> Kamakazi, your player may have a mixer as well.
[01:07] <ruan> poolie: natty support only in #ubuntu+1
[01:07]  * adilbenseddik hey!! many thx!! it works!!
[01:07] <poolie> thanks
[01:07] <danileigh79> hiya ruan
[01:08] <ruan> hi
[01:08] <soreau> cipher_: Or just try sudo route del default && sudo route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:08] <danileigh79> wanna apologize to all from last night, i know i was being a pain
[01:08] <Kamakazi> ac7ss: just using the default Ubuntu movie player, so no mixer there
[01:08] <soreau> cipher_: Not sure if that syntax is exactly correct..
[01:09] <soreau> Shawn727: Why are you pmming me?
[01:09] <poolie> soreau, he's pinging me too
[01:10] <mrothh> `anyone gotten logmein client, to work in any broswser in linux buntu 10.10
[01:10] <starZ> any new about gdm2 on 10.10 ??
[01:10] <soreau> ! pm | Shawn727
[01:14] <starZ> can I start gnome sessions without gdm2 on 10.10?
[01:15] <starZ> can I start gnome sessions without gdm2 on 10.10?
[01:15] <yuskhanzab> hv anyone try the 11.04 beta release?
[01:15] <ac7ss> Kamakazi, try qamix it may have a bass channel for your sound card.
[01:15] <aeon-ltd> starZ: yes, you should be able to start any x session with startx and a .xinitrc file
[01:15] <snake_> yuskhanzab, my friend did, it broke his package system.
[01:16] <danileigh79> running 10.04, do i wanna dl gnuboy-sdl or gnuboy-x for a game boy emulator?
[01:16] <yuskhanzab> ...
[01:16] <snake_> yuskhanzab, I would wait if you haven't updated yet. wait until it's a normal release.
[01:16] <starZ> aeon-ltd: cool!! but what about my session settings?
[01:16] <yuskhanzab> i see, then ill have to wait too
[01:16] <yuskhanzab> thx snake_
[01:17] <snake_> danileigh79, you can use a windows emulator, with WINE.
[01:17] <snake_> yuskhanzab, yourwelcome, Jesus loves you.
[01:17] <danileigh79> snake_: I haven't been successfull with Wine, maybe doing it wrong?
[01:17] <snake_> danileigh79, oh... nvm, I only tried it with NoCa$h
[01:17] <snake_> which is GBA
[01:18] <mrothh> oh
[01:18] <mrothh> `anyone gotten logmein client, to work in any broswser in linux buntu 10.10
[01:18] <danileigh79> snake_: I usually use smygby for windows for gameboy and visualboy advnce for gba, but visualboy advance on linux doesn't play reg gb games right
[01:18] <induz> why canot I see some pdf on Mozilla
[01:19] <induz>  all updates are uptodate
[01:19] <induz> i get a blank page
[01:19] <danileigh79> induz: I have that issue even with ff on windows
[01:19] <snake_> Ugh... I got kicked off of an Urban Terror server for friendly fire :P
[01:19] <induz> what does that mean
[01:19] <danileigh79> induz: try chrome?
[01:19] <odio_> danileigh79:  not sure exactly  but  try  the  sdl first and see if it is what you want
[01:20] <snake_> danileigh79, it's probly a bios problem.
[01:20] <induz> I have  midori
[01:20] <danileigh79> odio_: thx, just dl'd it through software center
[01:20] <ruan> is there an application like hamachi which works between a smartphone and ubuntu?
[01:21] <danileigh79> what is difference between sdl binaries and x binaries?
[01:21] <snake_> HAMACHI!!!!
[01:21] <viking667> sdl can be run on a framebuffer.
[01:21] <snake_> sorry.
[01:21] <danileigh79> viking667: thx
[01:21] <ruan> lol
[01:21] <bob__> I don't have any problem with pdfs with firefox - but I have 4G memory
[01:23] <snake_> Can someone point enlighten me on where to start with creating a Reverse Proxy server?
[01:24] <cipher_> soreau: the command did not work, #networking doesn't like me :-/. Thanks for your help anyway.
[01:24] <phoenixsampras> help!! what is the package name for the svn command ?
[01:24] <cipher_> one sec
[01:24] <genii-around> !info subversion
[01:25] <ruan> yep
[01:25] <daniel_> hey anyone one want to help me conect my conect to the inertnet via eithernet its not detecting the cord and i know the cord works cause i use it for my 360
[01:25] <induz> daniel3, thanks i got it working..but why this happen??
[01:25] <soreau> cipher_: What makes you think ##networking doesn't like you?
[01:25] <induz> i opened it on midori
[01:25] <cipher_> soreau; I personify everything.
[01:25] <snake_> is there an auto tune app for ubuntu linux?
[01:25] <cipher_> And they have not responded
[01:26] <soreau> cipher_: Some channels are not as busy as this one and you have to wait patiently after explaining your issue thoroughly
[01:26] <soreau> cipher_: Don't take it personal, just give them as much information as you can and explain what the problem is
[01:26] <aeon-ltd> starZ: sorry for the late reply, but settings as in...?
[01:27] <daniel_> hello would anyone be bale to help me make my eathernet card work on my dell inspiron 1300 it wont detect the cord and i know the cord works because i use it for my 360
[01:28] <soreau> Shawn727: This is your last warning. Quit pmming me.
[01:29] <ruan> is there an application like hamachi which works between a smartphone and ubuntu?
[01:29] <mrothh> snake_ I knwo I can get hamachi, but logmein client (I need to get in to some systems)
[01:29] <soreau> daniel_: What do you mean 'detect the cord'? You mean you can't ping whatever it's plugged into on the other side?
[01:29] <tiox> People just hurt for attention.
[01:30] <bazhang> tiox, pardon?
[01:30] <tiox> Flooding.
[01:30] <mrothh> ruan hamachi runs on linux
[01:30] <ruan> mrothh: yes but not on my phone
[01:30] <mrothh> so if you have a droid, it linux based so I guess youc an por tit
[01:30] <daniel_> soreau, not sure what ping means but like when i conect the cord the networking tool doesnt change like when i conect to wifi on my other ubuntu computer
[01:30] <mrothh> ruan open vpn will work on android
[01:30] <ruan> im not on an android, im on a nokia 5230
[01:31] <ruan> which is on symbian s60v5
[01:31] <ac7ss> ruan, hamachi has a linux beta.
[01:31] <tiox> ANyway, package "libreoffice-evolution" 1:3.3.1 wants to remove libreoffice 3.3.2; Requesting somebody capable to make a new release of libreoffice-evolution compatible with the most recent libreoffice update.
[01:31] <soreau> daniel_: Did you set it to auto eth0?
[01:31] <mrothh> try the hamachi for linux, and compile it on your phone
[01:31] <ruan> mrothh: impossible
[01:31] <ruan> mrothh: executables wont work
[01:31] <daniel_> soreau, how would i go about doing that ?
[01:31] <soreau> daniel_: What is the cord plugged into at the other end? Your router?
[01:32] <mrothh> ac7ss how do I get the logmein client, to work on some broswer in linux, right  only works in chrome, using flash (yuck)
[01:32] <ruan> my phone will only execute packages installed by .sis or .jar or .sisx
[01:32] <snake_> shawn 727 is trying to get free xbox live from us for some reason, I told him to pray... but I'm not sure if he agreed to that.
[01:32] <mrothh> oh I see sorry ruan
[01:32] <daniel_> soreau, yes to my router
[01:32] <soreau> daniel_: Do you know the IP of the router?
[01:32] <mrothh> ruan try the open vpn app for yoru phone
[01:32] <mrothh> and open vpn on the ubunt ubox
[01:32] <snake_> I say kick him.
[01:32] <ruan> mrothh: where is that?
[01:32] <tiox> Kick his @$$ into the next week.
[01:32] <mrothh> google ruan
[01:33] <daniel_> soreau, no but isnt it easy to find idk how but i herd thats an easy thing to find
[01:33] <soreau> daniel_: Does ifconfig show an eth0 interface?
[01:33] <daniel_> soreau, should i run that in the terminal?
[01:34] <soreau> daniel_: ifconfig is a command you run in your terminal, yes
[01:34] <daniel_> hmm ill connect the computer using my phone and pastebin it give me one sec caus ei have no clue what showed up
[01:35] <soreau> daniel_: I have to run
[01:35] <daniel_> soreau, darn is there a  quick hting i can tell u off this ?
[01:40] <snake_> netsplit?
[01:42] <bullgard4> Synaptic: "SQLite is a C library that implements an SQL database engine." What package contains this C library?
[01:43] <EmuAlert> I'm trying to input a directory with a space and a single apostrophe in it (like ~/joe's files). How do I properly escape it?
[01:43] <DrGrov> How can I check in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS if I have the SSH server turned on?
[01:43] <DrGrov> I would need to get my SSH set up at home so I can easily access it from on trips
[01:44] <Flannel> EmuAlert: the easiest way to do it is to tabcomplete and let bash escape it for you.  If you want to do it manually, slashes.
[01:44] <folorn> whats the full address to this server ?
[01:45] <folorn> is it irc.freenode.net?
[01:45] <Flannel> bullgard4: libsqlite0 is the library itself, the package 'sqlite' also contains the command line interface.
[01:45] <Flannel> folorn: chat.freenode.net
[01:45] <sacker> DrGrov: /etc/init.d/ssh status
[01:45] <Logan_> folorn: yes
[01:46] <folorn> so irc or chat works?
[01:46] <russjr08> folorn, yes
[01:46] <rww> folorn: correct, as does irc.ubuntu.com and various other aliases. The official one is chat.freenode.net, though.
[01:46] <Lewoco> I'm using as xfwm4 as the wm instead of metacity but none of the xfce keyboard shortcuts work. Any suggestions?
[01:47] <DrGrov> sacker: How do I know there is no attempted hacking brute force attacks going on?
[01:48] <DrGrov> sacker: I wrote "ssh status" and it says it does not recognize host
[01:48] <starZ> any topic about gdm2 ??
[01:48] <Somelauw> Does anyone know how to scroll in urxvt without mouse?
[01:48] <c001> is the intel i7 640M quad core or dual core?
[01:48] <DrGrov> sacker: ssh status
[01:48] <DrGrov> ssh: Could not resolve hostname status: Name or service not known
[01:48] <Somelauw> I already tried pageUp/Down.
[01:48] <arand> Somelauw: Maybe shift+pgup/dn
[01:49] <arand> Somelauw: Otherwise, using a pager, or screen, is convenient
[01:49] <starZ> try fn page up and down
[01:49] <Somelauw> arand, thanks shift pageUP/Down works
[01:50] <starZ> any topic about gdm2 ??
[01:50] <sacker> DrGrov: Then you more then likely dont have openSSH installed
[01:50] <Somelauw> Do you also know how to fix that I can type accents when my mouse isn't inside the console window.
[01:50] <Flannel> sacker, DrGrov: just "ssh status" is calling the ssh client, trying to connect to "status", not checking the status of the server.
[01:52] <sacker> Flannel: Well I told him to type /etc/init.d/ssh status not just ssh status
[01:53] <EmuAlert> Could someone point me to a good bash guide?
[01:53] <Polah> EmuAlert: You're in one. We can help you with any bash questions you may have
[01:54] <danielcg25> EmuAlert, Get a sledge hammer
[01:54] <[V13]Axel>  I installed FGLRX on Ubuntu 10.04.2 with an ATI Radeon 4200HD Mobility, and performance became degraded, so I decided to revert to the bundled open source ATI drivers. I removed FGLRX, and now Ubuntu is trying to load the FGLRX module open boot. I installed the Radeon packages, but no avail. Anyone able to help?
[01:54] <th0r> EmuAlert: tldp.org
[01:55] <EmuAlert> Well, I mean one that explains all of the syntax and stuff. th0r: thanks
[01:56] <[V13]Axel> RebeccaBlack: Lawl at your nick.
[01:56] <danielcg25> hahaha
[01:56] <bullgard4> Flannel: '~$ find / -name 'libsqlite0' 2>/dev/null; /usr/share/doc/libsqlite0.' This is obviously no library file. Did you make a mistake?
[01:57] <jtannenbaum> is there a music manager for ubuntu that allows for multiple music libraries
[01:57] <jtannenbaum> rhythmbox only lets you have one
[01:57] <Flannel> bullgard4: libsqlite0 is the package file.  The actual library file is /usr/lib/libsqlite.so.0 and .so.0.8.6 (in maverick)
[01:57] <Core> hello! can anyone help me with a networking problem?
[01:58] <deathcat> ok first time chatting in this app
[02:00] <Core> hello! can anyone help me with a networking problem?
[02:00] <folorn> well dont ever go to ##blackhats all they do is destroy your computer... :(
[02:01] <mickster04> !details | Core
[02:01] <arupabhava> core:  what's your problem?
[02:02] <induz> what should be the standard font size for the mozilla browser
[02:02] <induz> It used to be 18 now i its 10
[02:02] <induz> any one
[02:03] <arupabhava> can't that just be changed in the preferences?
[02:03] <induz> yes but what should be the standard size for visibility
[02:03] <Core> ok.. sorry .. so.. my problem is the following: I had xubuntu 8.04 and upgraded it to 10.4. My problem is that I connect to my linux computer via tightvnc (video chip burned) and I need to have 2 network connection: wired and wifi. The problem is that when I try to connect to a wireless network it disconnects from the wired network. I used network-manager and wicd
[02:04] <induz> is it trial an error way to set standard font?/
[02:04] <arupabhava> induz:  my standard is serif size 16.
[02:05] <arupabhava> just depends on what you want, i suppose.
[02:05] <induz> LET ME TRY 16??
[02:05] <mrbraindead> who has aops?
[02:06] <induz> SHOULD IT BE SAN SERIF OR JUST SERIF??
[02:06] <induz>  sorry for tha cps
[02:06] <induz> caps
[02:06] <arupabhava> mine is just serif
[02:06] <Flannel> mrbraindead: If you need to speak to an operator, you can always find them in #ubuntu-ops
[02:07] <induz> arupabhava, 16 makes sense I mean its clear now
[02:07] <induz> but i kept it to sans serif
[02:07] <bullgard4> Flannel: Thank you very much for your help.
[02:07] <arupabhava> really, should just be what you like reading at.
[02:08] <jiyon> hello... need assistance with an new ubuntu 10.10 install
[02:08] <Core> can anyone tell me please how can I have 2 network connections simultaneously (wired and wireless)
[02:08] <mickster04> induz: comic sans clearly :p
[02:08] <bullgard4> jiyon: This is given in help.ubuntu.com
[02:09] <mickster04> core how did you achieve that previously>
[02:09] <mickster04> ?
[02:09] <ssquirrel> hai
[02:09] <induz> i am using segoe fonts mickster04
[02:09] <Flannel> jiyon: Your best bet is to just ask the question you have, and someone will answer if they can help.
[02:09] <jiyon> bullgard4... i've looked there and elsewhere on my issue and found nothing to help me out
[02:10] <Core> no
[02:10] <bullgard4> jiyon: If so you better describre more precisely where exactly you got stuck.
[02:10] <bullgard4> -r
[02:10] <Core> I have xubuntu 10.4 and using tightvnc to connect. If I connect to wireless wired gets dissconnected.
[02:11] <ubudork> join /#ubuntu+1
[02:11] <mickster04> Core: are you sure it gets diconnectde?
[02:11] <mickster04> Core: did you do ifconfig in terminal to check?
[02:11] <ubudork> what is the join cannel command?
[02:11] <Polah> ubudork: /j or /join
[02:11] <ubudork> tnx
[02:12] <jiyon> ok... the install went fine... was using the install for a while... then i remember poking around and slecting an option that said "don't prompt me for password on login"  ... now after rebooting... i cannot login.
[02:12] <Core> well I can no longer connect to my machine.. and i have to reset it manually. I can't   look exactly what's going on there because my video chip is fried
[02:12] <Koritsa> hello, there's someone here?
[02:13] <cool> ?
[02:13] <induz> I think 12 is better
[02:13] <cool> first time here
[02:13] <Koritsa> hey, someone can tell me if ubuntu come's with c++ and java dev tools?
[02:13] <cool> just need some help to install the sound card
[02:13] <cool> driver
[02:13] <mickster04> Core: so you have a pc with no graphical device connected to a wired connection? you are ssh ing in or how are you using it?
[02:13] <Koritsa> or i need to download it after i download ubunto?
[02:13] <Koritsa> ubuntu*
[02:13] <mickster04> Core: it should auto install? are you not getting any sound?
[02:14] <cool> yep. not sound
[02:14] <mickster04> !java | Koritsa
[02:14] <jiyon> when i choose my username on the GUI... after a while it says: Could not update ICEauthority file /home/jhsoper/.ICEauthority
[02:14] <hachre> I have just installed 11.04 and my USB Audio Headset has got a very low volume, is this a well known problem? Anything I can do? All the sliders are on max already...
[02:14] <cool> I just install the amarok
[02:14] <cool> to try a mp3
[02:14] <Core> sound and everything is ok when I log with vnc
[02:14] <cool> not hear anything.
[02:14] <mickster04> Core: are you sure your sound isn't muted?
[02:14] <Core> the only problem is that I can't have both wired and wireless connection at the same time
[02:14] <mickster04> Coo: are you sure your sound isn't muted?
[02:14] <cool> I check the mixer
[02:14] <mickster04> cool: are you sure your sound isn't muted?
[02:14] <cool> no muted
[02:14] <Koritsa> :\
[02:15] <mickster04> sory Core wrong nick :/
[02:15] <izinucs> cool: install ubuntu-restricted-extras ... vlc had the codecs built in.. amorak doesn't..
[02:15] <Core> np
[02:15] <invisiblek> Koritsa, youll need to install them afterwards
[02:15] <cool> oh
[02:15] <Koritsa> should i download the new ubuntu (10.10 i think or something) or the 04?
[02:15] <DarkStar1> anyone virtualise ubuntu and know how I can retrieve files from the host OS?
[02:15] <cool> ok
[02:15] <cool> I go and try it
[02:15] <mickster04> Core: ok so how sure are you that it won't connect to both?
[02:15] <invisiblek> Koritsa, probably 10.10
[02:15] <russjr08> Koritsa, It's recommended to do 10.04 or 10.10
[02:16] <invisiblek> 11.04 will be out next month
[02:16] <Koritsa> :}
[02:16] <cool> thanks for help
[02:16] <Koritsa> so 10.10 or 10.04?
[02:16] <invisiblek> err, this month already
[02:16] <invisiblek> hmm
[02:16] <ssquirrel> it is ? can you upgrade?
[02:16] <russjr08> Koritsa, yes, 11.04 comes out on the 28th
[02:17] <izinucs> cool: did it work?
[02:17] <Koritsa> lisn, i want a linux dis' that is user friendly and also comes with c++ and java dev tools (editor and compiler, also php, mysql and an http server) is ubuntu is up to it
[02:17] <Koritsa> or i'll need to download and install everything from scraps
[02:17] <Koritsa> cuz' i remember slack and redhat used to come with everything when i used linux
[02:18] <invisiblek> Koritsa, ubuntu is perfect, you just need to install the packages for what you want to do
[02:18] <cool> still downloaing
[02:18] <Koritsa> but that was years ago
[02:18] <izinucs> Koritsa: of course.. sudo tasksel then in the menu choose LAMP for php, mysql and apache .. sudo install build-essential for c++ stuff and other
[02:18] <Polah> Ubuntu is up to it
[02:18] <invisiblek> ubuntu runs mostly on binaries, so they dont include development stuff by default
[02:18] <izinucs> Koritsa: look in synaptic package manager for all the Java stuff
[02:18] <hackblood> ^_^
[02:18] <Polah> You might want to grab Sun Java instead of OpenJDK and you'll have to install Apache/MySQL/PHP yourself after installing the system
[02:19] <mickster04> Koritsa: ubuntu is a user system mainly, not a dev suystem, but it is more than capable.
[02:19] <Koritsa> damn, so that will take hours or it will be easy? is there a pckg system or something like that which make everything shitly easy?
[02:19] <izinucs> Koritsa: easy.. how fast is your internet connection?
[02:20] <Koritsa> 5mb
[02:20] <Somelauw> gcc is default in every distro as a C++ compiler
[02:20] <izinucs> Koritsa: you could download and install everyting through synaptic in less than 15 minutes probably
[02:20] <Somelauw> For java, you want ubuntu-restricted extras
[02:20] <Koritsa> yeah i know. is ubuntu comes with gcc/
[02:20] <Koritsa> ?
[02:20] <Koritsa> *
[02:21] <RedBallz> Hello!
[02:21] <Danielcg25_iPod> •
[02:21] <izinucs> Koritsa: build-essential is a meta package containing compilers etc..
[02:21] <RedBallz> Can someone help me please ?
[02:21] <izinucs> RedBallz: just ask your question
[02:21] <Core> @mickster04 I know because when I connect to a wifi network it says dissconnecting active connections
[02:21] <mickster04> Koritsa: then it'll take you like 15 mins or so, you just have to work out what you need, that can be slightly ctime consuming, but just use synaptics package manager or apt-get interminal
[02:21] <Koritsa> i should explain that i dont own an ubuntu right now, and i didnt touch linux for serveral years now
[02:21] <linux_is_my_hero> how do i convert pdf to doc?
[02:21] <cool> well. I try vlc
[02:21] <linux_is_my_hero> *.pdf to *.doc?
[02:22] <cool> still no sound
[02:22] <Somelauw> Koritsa: Editors and ides depend a lot on personal preference, but there is a lot to choose from.
[02:22] <RedBallz> I just installed BlackUbuntu. And my graphics card is not working well, so I downloaded the driver from the webpage. How do i run the extension .run ?
[02:22] <Koritsa> i guess theres a app-manager like the android app or something in ubuntu now... yes?
[02:22] <linux_is_my_hero> koritsu: ubuntu software center
[02:22] <russjr08> RedBallz, you need to use the Terminal
[02:22] <Somelauw> Copy-paste everything from the pdf and put it into a doc.
[02:22] <russjr08> sudo ./filename.run
[02:22] <linux_is_my_hero> koritsu: and u can add ppa's and repositories to expand the list of software in the ubuntu software center
[02:23] <RedBallz> How can I work with it ?
[02:23] <viking667> Gah. Disconnected, and I wasn't even aware of it.
[02:23] <russjr08> but first you probably need to chmod +x filename.run
[02:23] <hachre> I have just installed 11.04 and my USB Audio Headset has got a very low volume, is this a well known problem? Anything I can do? All the sliders are on max already... <- solved by upping the volume via alsamixer.... this bug also existed in 10.10 and 10.04 im gonna report this now
[02:23] <Polah> hachre: 11.04 is in Beta. We will/cannot help you. Ask in #ubuntu+1
[02:24] <mickster04> linux_is_my_hero: uhm no, use open office or some other office program that can read and write to each
[02:24] <Koritsa> ok. so what you guys says like thing - i should install ubuntu (i guess the 04 is better... right?) and then run the software center, install all the things i want (php, apache, java, cpp, mysql and my fav prog' editor that can handle all those prog' lang')
[02:24] <Koritsa> right/
[02:24] <Koritsa> ?
[02:24] <Somelauw> Or ask the creator of the pdf for the source (although there are a lot of tools to create pdf's)
[02:24] <hachre> Polah: Yeah, but it also affects 10.10 and 10.04
[02:24] <Polah> hachre: Hardware issue then?
[02:25] <hachre> Polah: thanks for the advice though
[02:25] <ssquirrel> depends ... I have ubuntu server 10.10 and I installed everything from sources
[02:25] <ssquirrel> hehe
[02:25] <Koritsa> ...
[02:25] <hachre> Polah: its a standard usb audio device
[02:25] <ssquirrel> http://shellbox.nvita.org
[02:25] <ssquirrel> :)
[02:25] <mickster04> linux_is_my_hero: i would try using open office, then file>save as
[02:25] <hachre> Polah: but no worries ill report this as a bug on launchpad in a sec
[02:25] <Polah> koritsa: If you're running a webserver you won't (shouldn't) have the GUI and thus no software centre
[02:25] <Koritsa> damn lags
[02:26] <cool> got to go.
[02:26] <Polah> hachre: Doesn't mean it isn't broken. Or your audio hardware for your PC
[02:26] <cool> find out later
[02:26] <linux_is_my_hero> mickster04: what character set? and what paragraph break?
[02:26] <ezy> hello folks, is there a command that gives the model of my graphics card ?
[02:26] <bullgard4> Why does Maverick need a »SQLite shared library« (package libsqlite0) and at the same time a »SQLite 3 shared library« (package libsqlite 3-0)?
[02:26] <RedBallz>  I just installed BlackUbuntu. And my graphics card is not working well, so I downloaded the driver from the webpage. How do i run the extension .run ?
[02:27] <hachre> Polah: it isn't broken.
[02:27] <bullgard4> ezy: lspci
[02:27] <Polah> hachre: Does it work on anything before 10.04 or another operating system?
[02:27] <hachre> Polah: there are people on ubuntuforums.org with this same issue and posts from early 2010
[02:27] <mickster04> linux_is_my_hero: uhm what? open office should just be able to open the pdf?
[02:27] <viking667> RedBallz: check it out with a text editor first.
[02:27] <hachre> Polah: it works on mac os and windows of course
[02:28] <linux_is_my_hero> mickster04: it came out with jibberish.
[02:28] <RedBallz> viking667: Already done, and it's a lot of codes
[02:28] <Polah> hachre: driver issue with Linux/Ubuntu then most likely
[02:28] <hachre> Polah: the only problem is that the alsa volume is set to 1%
[02:28] <ezy> thanks bullgard4
[02:28] <hachre> Polah: and all the ui sliders in ubuntu dont handle the alsa volume
[02:28] <mickster04> linux_is_my_hero: have you googled pdf converter? and does it open the file ok? finally, why do you need to ocnvert it? can't you get a copy of the original?
[02:28] <viking667> what does the top part of it say? Is it like a shell script?
[02:28] <Koritsa> what's the different betwn ubuntu 10.10 and 10.04?
[02:29] <hachre> polah: since many others have usb audio issus with different headsets I would guess it is like that for all usb audio devices
[02:29] <mickster04> Koritsa: one is LTS
[02:29] <Polah> hachre: Look for a command to increase volume?
[02:29] <hachre> Polah: my original post stated that i have solved this
[02:29] <viking667> 10.04 has support for ... five years?
[02:29] <viking667> (or is it two?)
[02:29] <hachre> Polah: I just posted it here because I asked it myself
[02:30] <hachre> Polah: and I included the question with the answer, thats all
[02:30] <Koritsa> ok, and will 04 will upgrade auto when 11.o4 will comeout next month?
[02:30] <sillav> I think I have removed a package that was used by network-manager to show the current connection status. Currently, the icon showed in the notification area is a static icon of a missing icon, regardless of connection status. It still works fine, just looks ugly and isn't as useful. Here is what it looks like: http://tinypic.com/r/2s8ss61/7
[02:30] <trism> bullgard4: sqlite3 introduced a new database format that isn't compatible with the new version, and some apps haven't upgraded
[02:30] <sillav> need help figuring out what's broken
[02:30] <russjr08> Koritsa, Update Manager will ask you if you want to update
[02:30] <Koritsa> but it will right?
[02:31] <russjr08> If you click Upgrade, yes
[02:31] <bullgard4> trism: Ah! Thank you very much for explaining.
[02:31] <Koritsa> and 10.10 wont do it?
[02:31] <atari2600a> hey, I need t oknow how to force the recovery console on bootup
[02:31] <Polah> Koritsa: Both of them will
[02:31] <russjr08> I think in 10.10 it will to
[02:31] <Koritsa> allright
[02:31] <Polah> atari2600a, hold shift in boot, then select recovery mode on the GRUB menu
[02:31] <atari2600a> I noticed you can do it via gdm now yay
[02:31] <Koritsa> sorry for the dumb ques':}
[02:31] <RedBallz> viking667: Please help D:
[02:31] <atari2600a> Polah: tried that, never seems to work
[02:31] <russjr08> Koritsa, there is no such thing as a dumb question
[02:32] <alishah> hi, where can i download COLOR SCHEMES for gedit. I want IDLE's color scheme for gedit.
[02:32] <Koritsa> russjr08 :D
[02:32] <izinucs> Koritsa: you can't update from 10.04 to 11.04 but you can update from 10.04 the next LTS release
[02:32] <atari2600a> awakening: google
[02:32] <bullgard4> atari2600a: I presume you are using Grub. Grub offers "recovery mode". You may need to press the Shift key when booting up in order to see the "recovery mode" entry.
[02:32] <Polah> Koritsa, russjr08, Ubuntu will try to update to the latest version unless you set "Show New Distribution Releases" to Never or "Long term support releases only". LTS releases are set to LTS only by default and you'll need to change it to Normal releases to upgrade to non-LTS
[02:33] <russjr08> izinucs, if you run update-manager -d it will
[02:33] <RedBallz>  I just installed BlackUbuntu. And my graphics card is not working well, so I downloaded the driver from the webpage. How do i run the extension .run ?
[02:33] <atari2600a> bullgard4: again, I am, but shift never seems to pull up the menu
[02:33] <atari2600a> meh
[02:33] <Koritsa> wow, linux today is much more friendly than it was when i used to touch it
[02:33] <atari2600a> thanks
[02:33] <bullgard4> atari2600a: What do you mean by "again"?
[02:33] <Polah> RedBallz, look at the contents with gedit or similar to determine what kind of file it actually is
[02:34] <RedBallz> .run file
[02:34] <RedBallz> Polah: where I have to look at.
[02:34] <Koritsa> is there a way i will reach my ubuntu throught windows so i wont need to restart everytime?
[02:34] <DARKGuy> Hey, could anybody help me in setting up a PAN (Personal Area Network) using Bluetooth ("Bluetooth PAN daemon version 4.91") with two computers running 10.10 ? I'm getting Connection Refused (111) and using blueman-applet doesn't work because it says that Network Manager couldn't set up the connection :(
[02:34] <Polah> RedBallz: Just open it in gedit, perhaps pastebin part of the contents (unless it's all garble and makes no sense)
[02:35] <Polah> koritsa: You could install using WUBI
[02:35] <union131> hello
[02:35] <excelsior> hey hey hey
[02:35] <union131> i need some help
[02:35] <Polah> !ask | union131
[02:35] <bullgard4> Koritsa: There is. But not to be recommended.
[02:35] <union131> ok sorry, I am experiencing some problems with my network connection
[02:36] <excelsior> I thought wubi wasn't recommended
[02:36] <union131> It wont stay connected
[02:36] <bullgard4> ! details | union131
[02:36] <excelsior> Besides, doesn't it just run Ubuntu in a virtual machine in Windows?
[02:36] <russjr08> for long term use I don't think it is recommended
[02:36] <Polah> excelsior, I wouldn't recommend it, a separate partition is better.
[02:36] <RedBallz> Polah: http://pastebin.com/hEaKtkeY
[02:36] <russjr08> I agree with Polah
[02:37] <excelsior> Thought so
[02:37] <Polah> RedBallz: Yes it's a .sh. change the extension to .sh, mark it as executable and run it
[02:37] <adilbenseddik> hi, how can I set automatic login with gdm2 on ubuntu 10.10?
[02:37] <WXZ> I deleted a folder on an NTFS drive in lucid, what utility could I use to get it back?
[02:37] <excelsior> good night everybody!!!
[02:37] <RedBallz> Polah: Mark as exectutable? I am kinda new on this.
[02:37] <bullgard4> adilbenseddik: Not to be recommended for security reasons.
[02:38] <Koritsa> is theres a way to reach ubuntu, after installed, from my windows, so i wont need to restart all the time?
[02:38] <Polah> WXZ: file recovery for NTFS in Linux isn't well supported. You'd be better using a Windows program for that
[02:38]  * adilbenseddik hi, how can I set automatic login with gdm2 on ubuntu 10.10?
[02:38] <WXZ> Polah: but I deleted the file through ubuntu
[02:38] <Polah> RedBallz: open up a terminal, navigate to the directory it is in, do "chmod +x <file>.sh", then do "sh <file>.sh"
[02:38] <Polah> WXZ: Look in your rubbish bin then?
[02:39] <WXZ> Polah: no, it's not there. also, I didn't really delete it, I saved a file over the same location
[02:39] <induz> what is a good downloader like Delugde??
[02:39] <induz> Deluge
[02:39] <alexUnder> has anyone tried global menu in ubuntu? =/
[02:39] <Polah> WXZ: I don't know about recovering files that way
[02:39] <union131> I am running on ubuntu 10.10, my laptop keeps disconnecting, it's kinda old(toshiba tecra 8000, 1990) i  bought a linksys wireless adapter, i have to keep unpluging the adapter then put it back in, it only stays connected for half an hour usually
[02:39] <ruan> how do i pause i download in wget?
[02:39] <ruan> a
[02:40] <RedBallz> Ubuntu is so hard...
[02:40] <RedBallz> damn
[02:40] <Polah> RedBallz, you'll get the hang of it
[02:40] <WXZ> ok, so does anyone know how to undelete that file?
[02:40] <DARKGuy> Hey, could anybody help me in setting up a PAN (Personal Area Network) using Bluetooth ("Bluetooth PAN daemon version 4.91") with two computers running 10.10 ? I'm getting Connection Refused (111) and using blueman-applet doesn't work because it says that Network Manager couldn't set up the connection :(
[02:40] <WXZ> I mean folder
[02:40]  * adilbenseddik automatic login with gdm2 on ubuntu 10.10? control panel not working..
[02:41] <union131> got all that ubottu?
[02:41] <adilbenseddik> me :(
[02:41]  * adilbenseddik :(
[02:41] <WXZ> I saved a file in the same location as a folder, how do I get that folder back?
[02:42] <Polah> ruan: I know you can use the -c switch to continue a stopped download. Perhaps just stopping it would work and then you can just continue it later. I don't really know though
[02:42] <viking667> sorry, got seriously distracted
[02:42] <Diamondcite> WXZ: It should be the difference between filename VS filename\
[02:42] <Polah> !ubottu | union131
[02:42] <WXZ> Diamondcite: I don't understand you
[02:42] <Polah> union131, he's just a robot (:
[02:43] <induz> something similar to Deluge
[02:43] <Diamondcite> WXZ: Unless it says something is over written it shoud be there.. how are you accessing it?  I tripped that for you (:
[02:44] <WXZ> Diamondcite: instead, there was a file called "folder" at the location /path/to/
[02:44] <Diamondcite> WXZ: Hold on.. let me experiment
[02:44] <Diamondcite> Err WHICH app/
[02:44] <WXZ> Diamondcite: specifically I was downloading a torrent with opera
[02:45] <Diamondcite> WXZ: And how are you trying to get to it/
[02:45] <cipher_> Hey when ubuntu starts i have to edit the /etc/resolve.conf to get ride of my router and 2 other host names before it will work. I am curious to know if there is anything i can do to fix this
[02:45] <cipher_> before internet will work*
[02:45] <WXZ> Diamondcite: get to what?
[02:45] <Diamondcite> WXZ: The said "folder"
[02:45] <WXZ> Diamondcite: if you mean my folder, I'm trying to get to it through nautilus
[02:46] <Diamondcite> Err.. hrm.. it got over written x.x
[02:46] <Diamondcite> The contents did not merge?
[02:47] <union131> Someone help me. Heres the question: I am running on ubuntu 10.10 on my toshiba tecra 8000 1990, i bought a wireless adapter for it and it only connects to wifi for about 30 minutes, can anyone explain why and help me fix this problem?
[02:47] <Diamondcite> WXZ:  And didn't opera claim it was over writting?
[02:47] <WXZ> Diamondcite: no, they didn't merge. and no
[02:47] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, I have no idea, it should, but it doesn't detect the NAP service unless I start PAND on one of the PCs, and when I do, blueman-applet detects the NAP service, but it doesn't connect because it says connection refused
[02:47] <WXZ> Diamondcite: folder named "something", save in the same location as the "something" folder, now file in the same location called "something", folder gone
[02:48] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, I've also tried using the NM plugins and the non-NM plugins on blueman-applet, and it's the same result
[02:48] <LarsN> does anyone have a link handy for how to install Ubuntu along side Windows 7 on an Intel Matrix Raid (aka FakeRaid) controller?
[02:48] <LarsN> I can see the 1.5tb array, but it doesn't detect any existing partitions on the array.
[02:49] <Diamondcite> DARKGuy: How odd.. I've managed to share a ubuntu netbook's network with something running arch just fine without network manager..
[02:49] <union131> Polah could you help me with that question?
[02:49] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, I personally hate NM :P do you know how to do it without it?
[02:49] <Diamondcite> DARKGuy: I'm trying to say Blueman-applet it supposed to just work!
[02:49] <Diamondcite> DARKGuy: Assuming it's a paired device and is active
[02:50] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, oh, yeah, it should, but I don't know why I get the connection refused error :/
[02:50] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, they are :S
[02:50] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, I even try to remove them, start up pand on both comps and they ask to pair up before making the connection
[02:50] <io_error> I have some really stupid noob questions I can't find the answers to because a large number of links on the ubuntu website are giving 404 errors. First is, if I have a "10.04.1" server CD can I install this and just apt-get update; apt-get upgrade?
[02:51] <Diamondcite> DARKGuy: I have never heard of pand personally.. it just kinda worked... *researches*
[02:51] <van7hu> holla,I'll be an ubuntu developer :)
[02:51] <van7hu> but it's hard
[02:51] <WXZ> Diamondcite: any ideas?
[02:52] <Diamondcite> WXZ: I'm stumped.. NON of my apps (firefox/vuze) ever pulled a stunt like that.
[02:52] <LarsN> io_error: without making changes to apt.  it'll upgrade you to the latest 10.04.x
[02:52] <WXZ> Diamondcite: try opera
[02:52] <io_error> LarsN: Thanks. I was wondering why I didn't see a '10.04.2' server CD download.
[02:52] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, lucky you :P
[02:52] <van7hu> anyone know a specification for ubuntu like LSB,POSIX or single Unix specification?
[02:52] <io_error> ...and the download links are 404!
[02:53] <LarsN> io_error: you may need to do:  dist-upgrade rather than just upgrade however.
[02:53] <io_error> LarsN: Wouldn't that put me on 10.10?
[02:53] <LarsN> io_error: only if you change apt to point at the 10.10 sources
[02:54] <io_error> Thanks... I have been using centos/RHEL for years now and much of this is new. but with centos near collapse I'm pretty sure I'm going to be winding up switching a lot of servers to ubuntu over the next year or so.
[02:55] <LarsN> io_error: I work in a primarily FreeBSD shop.  Our "handfull" read 5 or so...  CentOS installs are likely to become NetBSD
[02:55] <induz> is chrom and mozilla almost the same??
[02:55] <van7hu> induz: no!
[02:55] <union131> YO I HAVE ASKED A QUESTION 3 TIMES! AND HERES ANOTHER ONE, HOW CAN I MAKE A CHANNEL WHERE PEOPLE WILL ACTUALLY HELP ME?
[02:55] <union131> FUCK THIS
[02:55] <FloodBot3> union131: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:55] <LarsN> induz: in that they both allow you to browse the web, have tabs, and are extendable via plugins...  yes.
[02:55] <induz> after downloading, lots of addson and others plugs ins I have to select/install chrom
[02:56] <io_error> LarsN: haha, I've been using RH since right after they moved out of their garage.
[02:56] <LarsN> induz: from a code level, unlikely.
[02:56] <DARKGuy> Diamondcite, brb!
[02:56] <mickster04> induz: fundamentally no
[02:56] <van7hu> induz: mozilla was belong to google also
[02:56] <van7hu> induz: but now,it's not
[02:56] <induz> not for coding POV, but as an end user
[02:56] <LarsN> van7hu: no,  Google used to donate funds to Mozilla.
[02:56] <nickor> so i ran that terminal command to look for drive errors
[02:56] <nickor> not sure what happened
[02:56] <LarsN> van7hu: not the same as being owned by. :)
[02:57] <Diamondcite> WXZ: After your experience maybe not =P
[02:57] <nickor> but looks like my computer is trying to count to a billion in terminal
[02:57] <induz> some searches i get better result on chrom then on mozilla
[02:57] <LarsN> <--- donates funds to FreeBSD.  BUt I don't own it. :)
[02:57] <van7hu> induz: why don't wiki?
[02:57] <milamber> io_error: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromLinux/RedHatEnterpriseLinuxAndFedora   this may be of interest to you
[02:58] <io_error> milamber: Ah yes, that would be helpful.
[02:58] <io_error> Come to think of it, a working download link would be even more helpful :P
[02:59] <LarsN> io_error: http://ubuntu.osuosl.org
[02:59] <LarsN> io_error: is always a favorite of mine.
[02:59] <milamber> io_error: to be honest, bit torrents are available
[02:59] <io_error> Thanks. Any ideas when the links on the ubuntu.com website will be fixed?
[03:00] <Lewoco> How exactly do I enable winbind4? I installed it but I still can't do netbios lookups...
[03:00] <induz> has anyone used FReeFileSynch??
[03:00] <milamber> io_error: http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/  this is working for me
[03:01] <nickor> does the drive err checker built into terminal usually try to count to a billion?
[03:01] <moondog> thinking of dumping my Apple TV and switching to DLNA... anybody doing DLNA have any tips?
[03:02] <bazhang> induz, that related to ubuntu?
[03:02] <__lucio__> anyone knows what happened to /dev/midi? how do i get that on maverick?
[03:02] <induz> I dont know but i want to synch files on ubunto to dualboot Xp
[03:02] <bazhang> moondog, whats dlna
[03:02] <moondog> bazhang: look it up
[03:03] <bazhang> moondog, how about telling us here, and how it relates to ubuntu
[03:03] <ubuntu> is the clam app i see in synaptic for  checking windows partitons under nix?
[03:04] <moondog> well, I'd say if you don't even know what DLNA is, then you probably can't help me
[03:04] <bazhang> ubuntu, not really, better to use windows stuff for that
[03:04] <mickster04> nickor: i assume if you have that many errors then yes.
[03:04] <bazhang> moondog, what does it have to ubuntu, kindly
[03:05] <egarff> moondog ps3 media player is DLNA
[03:05] <moondog> because DLNA requires a server.. that runs on a computer... which runs an operating system... possibly Ubuntu
[03:05] <nickor> ill let it run
[03:05] <miketomdool> Does anyone know when Netflix is going to be linux compatible?
[03:05] <tensorpudding> miketomdool: not likely ever
[03:05] <miketomdool> oh :(
[03:05] <egarff> moondog: http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/
[03:05] <nickor> you cant just run netflix from firefox or chrome in a browser?
[03:05] <nickor> what about linux would prevent that?
[03:05] <miketomdool> no nickor
[03:05] <moondog> I don't have a PS3
[03:06] <tensorpudding> i assumed you meant the silverlight streaming
[03:06] <io_error> milamber: The page http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download has a dead link to a ubuntu-10.04.1-server-i386.iso.torrent (probably just a typo).
[03:06] <egarff> moondog: as I already said, it's dlna
[03:06] <miketomdool> we have to have "Microsoft Silverlight"
[03:06] <moondog> ok, thank you :)
[03:06] <egarff> moondog: it was created to work with ps3, but it's a dlna server
[03:06] <tensorpudding> it won't run on moonlight because moonlight won't/can't support the Microsoft DRM that netflix has to use
[03:06] <mickster04> nickor: i think netflix uses silverlight
[03:06] <milamber> io_error: yeah - it's been like that for a while. did the link i sent work?
[03:06] <moondog> alright egarff: thanks for the link
[03:06] <io_error> milamber: and that page from switching from redhat is something i've been looking for for a long time+1000
[03:06] <egarff> moondog: good luck.
[03:06] <asdiyanto> hai
[03:06] <nickor> silverlight
[03:06] <io_error> milamber: Yeah, I foudn the torrent from the osuosl mirror
[03:07] <nickor> figures
[03:07] <huddy> hi. with regards to vlc how can ensure that a movie file that open vlc with is opened with the existing instance? rather than opening a new one each time which I find quite pointless.
[03:07] <milamber> io_error: excellent
[03:07] <dajhorn> nickor: Only a very few grandfathered accounts can get the non-Silverlight stream.
[03:07] <huddy> would it be possible?
[03:07] <egarff> moondog: btw, a little less attitude goes a long way... "look it up" is crap.
[03:07] <io_error> Now if only KTorrent would stop making my router have a fit...but that's not an ubuntu thing :)
[03:07] <milamber> !info ushare | moondog
[03:07] <egarff> ubottu: ushare is painful to configure.
[03:08] <egarff> ahh.. is a bot.
[03:08] <moondog> egarff: I agree... but I was asking for help with X... if a person pipes up and doesn't even know what X is, then why are they responding?
[03:08] <niles|iPod> Lol
[03:08] <egarff> moondog: but if you'd said "It's a media server protocol", who knows, they might have at least had some pointers.
[03:09] <moondog> but it was apparent that the responder was only intent on giving me crap thinking my question had nothing to do with Ubuntu
[03:09] <moondog> anyway
[03:09] <moondog> I appreciate the advice
[03:09] <bazhang> moondog, lose the attitude
[03:10] <nickor> cheese with whine?
[03:10] <moondog> heh
[03:10] <nickor> thanks for free help?
[03:10] <egarff> moondog: anyway, good luck.
[03:10] <DaGeek247> thanks for free os?
[03:10] <nickor> lol
[03:10] <nickor> yeah that too
[03:11] <moondog> actually... bazhang... if you really are interested... I wished to run Ubuntu on my desktop machine. After I had it all installed I realized... no iTunes means no streaming music to my Apple TV.
[03:11] <egarff> In the word of murphy from sealab 2021... AWAY!
[03:11] <moondog> so then I read a little about DLNA
[03:11] <nickor> heres a trick if you are impatient, open up 5 or 6 ubuntu chat rooms on multiple servers
[03:11] <nickor> i do
[03:11] <moondog> thinking perhaps it could take the place of my iTunes/Apple TV setup.
[03:11] <nickor> answers come faster that way if ppl are busy
[03:11] <LarsN> moondog: there's a server that'll stream ala-itunes.  I can't remember the name though
[03:11] <moondog> need something to run on Ubuntu
[03:11] <LarsN> moondog: one second and I'll look.
[03:12] <DaGeek247> moondog, itunes should work under !playonlinux as it officially supports it.
[03:12] <nickor> man i hate itunes
[03:12] <moondog> like wine?
[03:13] <moondog> yeah, I hate vendor lock-in... other than that I like iTunes ok
[03:13] <DaGeek247> ish. playonlinux uses wine but wine doesnnt officially support itunes.
[03:13] <nickor> i am used to using rockbox and drag and drop
[03:13] <moondog> I see, ok
[03:13] <nickor> so much easier
[03:13] <LarsN> moondog: the apple-tv functionality.  is it more like an airport express..  or more like an iTunes client (ala another laptop/desktop)
[03:14] <moondog> I believe the Apple TV uses what they now call AirPlay... for all practical purposes just like the airport express I think
[03:14] <LarsN> moondog: google:  raoplay +ubuntu
[03:14] <LarsN> moondog: iirc that's right.
[03:14] <moondog> awesome, thank you!
[03:14] <LarsN> raop play +ubuntu
[03:14] <LarsN> I was close
[03:14] <LarsN> :)
[03:15] <LarsN> <--- doesn't have any apple networking hardware.  or windows machines running iTunes.    It currently runs Ubuntu 10.10 with DWM...  so... Dubuntu?  :)
[03:17] <LarsN> DarkStar1: ^^
[03:17] <LarsN> DARKGuy: sorry...
[03:18] <DaGeek247> !mouse
[03:18] <DaGeek247> awww
[03:18] <DARKGuy> LarsN, Lol, yay for your mac. No worries :P
[03:18] <DaGeek247> !mousespeed
[03:18] <LarsN> DARKGuy: when Kris Moore fixes PC-Sysinstall.  It'll likely run PC-BSD rather than Ubuntu.  (again with DWM)
[03:24] <beauty> ?????????????
[03:25] <ArchangelSe7en> beauty, Iknowright!
[03:25] <pr0xy> How can I make keyboard shortcuts to increase and decrease the backlight brightness on my laptop?
[03:27] <alairock> I have 10..10 netbook. Would I be okay to upgrade to 11.4 beta? Is the beta going to be more/less stable than 10.10?
[03:27] <viking667> wow.
[03:27] <SpitfireWP> Holy...
[03:27] <SpitfireWP> alairock, probably less stable. That's why it's beta.
[03:28] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[03:28] <alairock> I understand beta being less stable than the RC's or finals, but it's newer than 10.10, so I might assume it's more stable than 10.10
[03:29] <SpitfireWP> Uh, that wasn't a netsplit
[03:29] <SpitfireWP> That was a server error :(
[03:29] <pr0xy> How can I make keyboard shortcuts to increase and decrease the backlight brightness on my laptop?
[03:30] <tensorpudding> alairock: this can be true, except in the case of brand-new software that isn't stable yet
[03:30] <tensorpudding> which natty has a good bit of
[03:31] <alairock> Anyway to hide join's/quit's in IRC?
[03:31] <LarsN> alairock: depends on your client.  in irssi: /help ignore
[03:31] <[thor]> alairock: what client?
[03:31] <alairock> webchat on freenode
[03:31] <connii> kem
[03:31] <[thor]> alairock: probably not.
[03:32] <io_error> alairock: Don't think so. I believe you'll have to run IRC on your computer to do that.
[03:32] <pr0xy> click the bubble that says IRC in the top left
[03:32] <pr0xy> and select 'Options'
[03:33] <van7hu> does ubuntu use glibc?
[03:33] <io_error> van7hu: yes
[03:33] <alairock> THANK YOU, no more annoying Join notifications
[03:34] <pr0xy> IKR?
[03:34] <pr0xy> How can I make keyboard shortcuts to increase and decrease the backlight brightness on my laptop?
[03:34] <ubudork> i am having trouble with NVIDIA driver in ubuntu  11.04. And there is not mutch
[03:34] <io_error> I like it when people join. More people who might see my unanswered questions :)
[03:34] <ubudork> respone in #ubuntu+1
[03:35] <mickster04> ubudork: yeah we can't help you for 11.04 though
[03:35] <connii> 11.04 is avalaible ??
[03:35] <pr0xy> Download drivers from the nVidia website, ubudork
[03:35] <pr0xy> beta, connii
[03:35] <rww> ubudork: don't do that, please.
[03:36] <rww> ubudork: #ubuntu is not for natty questions, regardless of where you ask for responses.
[03:36] <connii> sorry
[03:36] <connii> thx
[03:36] <connii> i'm waity for it
[03:36] <mariosilvabr> Hi!
[03:36] <io_error> pr0xy: Do you mean you want the brightness keys on your laptop to work, or you want to make new key combinations?
[03:36] <mariosilvabr> "Firefox had a problem and crashed. We'll try to restore your tabs and windows when it restarts"
[03:36] <alexUnder> 11.04 is still a beta,i dont think we should expect it to be 100% stable like an LTS or even a normal release :/
[03:36] <mickster04> mariosilvabr: yes?
[03:37] <ubudork> ok thanks
[03:37] <connii> ok
[03:37] <mariosilvabr> I'm with a problem in my Firefox
[03:37] <pr0xy> io_error: yes, I have a laptop with brightness down and up control keys printed on f6 and f7. How do I make them work?
[03:38] <mariosilvabr> "Firefox had a problem and crashed. We'll try to restore your tabs and windows when it restarts"
[03:38] <io_error> pr0xy: which model of laptop is it?
[03:38] <ubudork> pr0xy: I tried that earlier in 10.10 but there is always trouble after updates in ubuntu
[03:38] <pr0xy> io_error: it's a Google Cr-48
[03:39] <pr0xy> mariosilvabr: that's no problem. Just restart firefox.
[03:39] <io_error> pr0xy: YOu're probably out of luck, unless Google wants to make it work
[03:40] <alairock> HP mini 210-1190NR multitouch help. Tried everything, Googled my eyes out. Anyone?
[03:41] <pr0xy> io_error: it's just an f6 or f7 key, but it has an icon printed on it. kinda like the Mac aluminum keyboards.
[03:41] <mickster04> alairock: it doesn't work? or what is the problem?
[03:41] <io_error> pr0xy: so you hit Fn-F6 or Fn-F7 and nothing happens?
[03:42] <alairock> The touch pad works, and right/left click seems to work okay, but mutlitouch/vertical scrolling doesn't work.
[03:42] <mickster04> alairock: have you treied different programs? are the settings right?
[03:43] <pr0xy> io_error: There's no fn key. I need to map a keyboard shortcut for f6 to be brightness down and f7 to be brightness up.
[03:43] <alairock> Not sure, even more so, I don't see the supposed touchpad settings that are supposed to be in the preferences.
[03:44] <pr0xy> io_error: I guess I want to make new key combinations
[03:45] <io_error> pr0xy: haha, I had to go find pictures of the thing to see what you were talking about.
[03:45] <pr0xy> Yeah, and the capslock key would be nice to make it do something...
[03:45] <pr0xy> It does nothing at all.
[03:46] <io_error> pr0xy: But Google doesn't WANT there to be a caps lock key :)
[03:47] <pr0xy> So? They also don't want it to run straight-up ubuntu, and guess what i'm running! Maverick Meerkat.
[03:47] <moondog> LarsN: DWM looks like a pretty neat deal
[03:48] <io_error> pr0xy: Yeah I figured as much. Probably you'll have to dig into their ChromeOS stuff to see what they did. Something like those buttons I'd expect to be in hal/DeviceKit.
[03:49] <pr0xy> io_error: the brightness keys act as normal f1 thru f10 keys in ubuntu!!!
[03:49] <pr0xy> io_error: I want to map brightness up with a keyboard shortcut.
[03:49] <ceo> how to make my /var/www/ can used not need root acces
[03:50] <Bustardo> I'm an idiot. I did a manual parttion when I installed Ubuntu 10.10 and I somehow managed to mess up the win 7 boot. When I try to go there it says "Geom Error"
[03:50] <ceo> how to i can make my /var/www/ that no need root acccess
[03:51] <io_error> pr0xy: On a normal laptop those keypresses don't make it as far as GNOME, they get intercepted by hal and hal sends off the command to change the brightness. You're in for some work.
[03:51] <Bustardo> Since I'm a linux/ubuntu noob I'm pretty stumped any ideas out there?
[03:52] <Bustardo> I dont htink I messed up the partition just the bootloader or grub2 or whatever it is
[03:52] <yagoo> Bustardo, wubi installer is very safe to try out
[03:52] <pr0xy> io_error: I mapped sound keys and other stuff, already.
[03:52] <yagoo> Bustardo, you mean win7 doesn't boot?
[03:52] <Bustardo> yes
[03:52] <io_error> pr0xy: OK
[03:52] <Bustardo> Ubuntu 10.10 im in now
[03:52] <mickster04> ceo: what do you mean need root access? you should bve able to view the files ragardless? but to edit them you want the security
[03:52] <Bustardo> it works fine
[03:52] <yagoo> Bustardo, what boots and what doesnt?
[03:53] <Bustardo> t
[03:53] <pr0xy> io_error: can I map shortcuts for brightness at all, or not?
[03:54] <vhd> Bustardo, sounds like your mbr is damaged
[03:54] <ceo> mickster04, am can't install joomla or smthing cms, so many error, and if am need to edit file one /var/www am need be root first sudo gedit /var/www/index.php < that make me root>
[03:54] <yagoo> ok anyhoo
[03:54] <yagoo> vhd, not it isnt.. he said he can boot ubuntu
[03:55] <RussellAlan> need help with Start-Up Manager
[03:55] <RussellAlan> anyone have experience?
[03:55] <ceo> mickster04, am need do only $ gedit /var/www/index.php onlye not need :"sudo"
[03:55] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[03:55] <ceo> !netsplit
[03:56] <vhd> yagoo, isnt the mbr seperated from grub though?
[03:56] <fennucci> anyone know a good book/guide to begin learning linux?
[03:56] <fennucci> command line
[03:56] <fennucci> etc..
[03:56] <demonspork> I am trying to enable dolby and DTS passthrough on a c-media CMI8768 chipset and have had no luck. I can only get PCM 2.0 output and when I try to force xbmc to use a digital passthrough it fails to open the sound device. I also can't use VLC to do it either.  Any suggestions?
[03:56] <mickster04> ceo: well unpack them to your local folder the sudo nautilus to copy them across if thats easier?
[03:56] <io_error> pr0xy: Of course you can. They did it in ChromeOS right?
[03:56] <sangeeth> Got a great doubt... If I upgrade from my 10.10 to 11 for beta testing, would my 10.10 still remain or will it be removed?..
[03:57] <mickster04> sangeeth: if you upgrade it replaces it all
[04:04] <DrakasX> sangeeth: it would be removed, i just did it earlier this week
[04:04] <io_error> pr0xy: The point is, none of us can help you since we don't have that laptop, and I don't have ChromeOS anyway. If you want this to work, it's going to be a solo project.
[04:04] <pr0xy> io_error: what do I do for the command?
[04:04] <DrakasX> If you switch the desktop to Ubuntu Classic instead of Unity it works quite well for a beta
[04:04] <sangeeth> mickster04: So, how do I try it, without getting my current version removed
[04:04] <pr0xy> Mapping a brightness shortcut is a project?
[04:04] <sangeeth> DrakasX: How is it?..
[04:04] <ceo> am have do that ide MichealH but still no good ide for used that
[04:04] <DrakasX> Well i haven't run across any hiccups
[04:04] <sangeeth> DrakasX: How is 11?..
[04:04] <DrakasX> except with the pae kernel, but once i removed that it was smooth sailin
[04:04] <DrakasX> sangeeth: it's very usuable
[04:04] <vhd> Bustardo, http://www.pcguide.com/vb/showthread.php?t=47267 have a look at this.
[04:04] <DrakasX> sangeeth: if you want to have booth, make a seperate partition for the 11.04 install
[04:04] <sysop3> hey I have one big issue left with ubuntu as a desktop os. why doesnt the auto nvidia kernel driver updater work? it worked once, I saw it download the newer kernel driver. but it has not worked once since. is this just me or does everone have this issue?
[04:04] <sangeeth> DrakasX: Completely forgot about that...:-D
[04:04] <DrakasX> sangeeth: 11.04 is very usuable though, I've been using it along side Mac OS X for about a week, pretty nice, the unity interface just needs speed improvements.
[04:04] <tucemiux> 11.04 came out????
[04:04] <sangeeth> DrakasX: Oh...
[04:04] <sangeeth> tucemiux: Na... The beta is out...
[04:04] <DrakasX> tucemiux: it's still in beta, I'm testing
[04:05] <tucemiux> ahhh ok, i thought it was out already, when is it scheduled to be released?
[04:05] <DrakasX> tucemiux: Not sure.
[04:05] <pr0xy> io_error: the applet works fine, but the brightness keys bother me because I can't think of a logical use based on the graphic.
[04:05] <pr0xy> whatever... bye.
[04:09] <Koritsa> hello, i installed ubuntu :D
[04:09] <dfgas> is there an archive manage that is like winzip where i can add and delete files easy from with in the archive like winzip or 7zip?
[04:09] <Danielcg25_iPod> Koritsa: Congrats, you are no longer stupid =P
[04:09] <ArchangelSe7en> Koritsa, cool , welcome in
[04:10] <Koritsa> yeah. well, now, should i install java from the sn website or there's a faster way?
[04:10] <PeterFA> How do I clean up all these extra kernels?
[04:10] <Nicolas_Leonidas> how do you remove a folder and all its contents with one damn command?
[04:10] <Danielcg25_iPod> Koritsa: Ubuntu Software Center
[04:10] <Koritsa> :\
[04:10] <PeterFA> nick_h, rm -fr
[04:10] <Koritsa> ok
[04:11] <mickster04> PeterFA: you can remove them in the synaptics package manager, just make sure you leave one behind :p
[04:11] <PeterFA> Nicolas_Leonidas, rm -fr
[04:11] <Danielcg25_iPod> Applications > Ubuntu Software Center
[04:11] <RussellAlan> i'm having trouble running startupmanager ----- ImportError: libart_lgpl_2.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:11] <Nicolas_Leonidas> PeterFA:
[04:11] <RussellAlan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/589123/
[04:11] <Nicolas_Leonidas> tnx
[04:11] <tucemiux> dfgas, yes there is
[04:11] <Nicolas_Leonidas> merci
[04:11] <Koritsa> well, i'm lookin for apache, but i dont find
[04:11] <Koritsa> (in the soft center).... why is that?
[04:11] <RussellAlan> I installed ubuntu 10.10 from pendrive, and when i try to do update it asks for cd/ how can i change that?
[04:11] <mickster04> Koritsa: look for lamp?
[04:11] <dfgas> tucemiux, what is it?
[04:12] <sianetradio> hello
[04:12] <Koritsa> mickster04, what do you mean? if i look for lamp it find me only "evolvotron"
[04:12] <tucemiux> dfgas, it depends on how you want to compress files, there's tons of options
[04:13] <dfgas> i work with zip files for my roms on android
[04:13] <sianetradio> I'm trying to make a bootable ubuntu for a netbook using a mac
[04:13] <ArchangelSe7en> sianetradio, unetbootin
[04:13] <mickster04> Koritsa: ok so search for apache, what does it find?
[04:13] <sianetradio> bootable USB drive I should day
[04:13] <sianetradio> say*
[04:14] <tucemiux> dfgas, i suggest you use the forums then, you can do it two ways, using the command line or using a GUI, here's a thread that can get you started: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-577149.html
[04:14] <root_> hey everyone
[04:14] <root_> whoops
[04:14] <dfgas> yah i am looking at gui
[04:15] <Grey_King> can anyone in here help me with the "screen" program?
[04:15] <mickster04> Grey_King: the screen problem?
[04:15] <Grey_King> mickster04: glad to see you still here :)
[04:15] <mickster04> lol still here? i idle all the time
[04:15] <mickster04> :p
[04:16] <Grey_King> mickster04: All I need to know is how to switch out of one screen session and into another, then resume the first session
[04:16] <Koritsa> how do i install apache? or any other good workin http demon that can come with php?
[04:16] <mickster04> Koritsa: in terminal type in sudo apt-get install apache2
[04:16] <rww> !lamp | Koritsa
[04:16] <FoolsRun> Hi, do you need an actual sound card in order to do HDMI audio?
[04:16] <wapko> ctrl+a then 'd' to detach your current session
[04:16] <mickster04> rww: oh i can't believe i forgot about that:(
[04:16] <Jobes> random question: can anyone here explain why I might use lightspeed over apache?
[04:17] <ArchangelSe7en> sianetradio, http://www.ubuntu.com/netbook
[04:17] <tucemiux> Jobes, maybe someone in #ubuntu-offtopic can be of more help
[04:17] <mickster04> Jobes: yeah, for opinions try there
[04:17] <Koritsa> thank you :}
[04:17] <sianetradio> thanks archangel
[04:18] <sianetradio> I have the .iso on the usb drive
[04:18] <sianetradio> but the netbook isn't recognizing it
[04:18] <Jobes> tucemiux/ mickster04, thanks guys will do
[04:18] <sianetradio> I dont' know how to make it "bootable"
[04:18] <Grey_King> ahh mission success
[04:18] <PeterFA> Did anyone see my addition of w?
[04:18] <Grey_King> I got it
[04:18] <Grey_King> thanks everyone!
[04:19] <sianetradio> it's a brand new HDD I put in
[04:19] <mickster04> Grey_King: well if you create a screen by going screen -S screen1 <do stuff here> then ctrl a and then ctrl d (without letting go of ctrl) then you log out or detach from that screen, then you can type in screen -r screen1 to get back to that specific one (if you have multiple open)
[04:19] <ArchangelSe7en> sianetradio, do you have another computer that you can use
[04:19] <ArchangelSe7en> other that the netbook I mean
[04:19] <sianetradio> unfortunately....and please dont' laugh.......I'm using a mac right now :P
[04:20] <nickor> man there is something so satisfying about cleaning up your technology
[04:20] <nickor> and putting it to good use
[04:20] <Grey_King> mickster04 ten four!
[04:21] <sacarlson> sianetradio: you might look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[04:21] <sianetradio> so, my problem comes to this: using a mac, I'm trying to make a bootable .iso ubuntu so that I can put it on the netbook pc
[04:21] <sianetradio> ooh....let me read that
[04:21] <nickor> i did that with my netbook siantrado
[04:21] <ArchangelSe7en> sianetradio, fallow sacarlson 's link
[04:21] <ArchangelSe7en> was looking of that
[04:22] <FoolsRun> I'm having a hell of a time with HDMI audio in Ubuntu. Do you need an actual sound card in addition to an HDMI audio capable video card in order to do HDMI audio?
[04:22] <sianetradio> yes, thank you.....I'm reading it now
[04:22] <ArchangelSe7en> okay
[04:22] <ArchangelSe7en> have fun
[04:22] <ArianHT> I'm using ubuntu 10.10 on lenovo s10-3t, and the right click button on my touchpad isn't working, any ideas?
[04:22] <sianetradio> yes....do u have any tips nickor?
[04:22] <io_error> It says "Not currently possible" to make a USB stick installation media from a Mac OS X box.
[04:22] <newnick> Hello guys, I think my previous nickname was banished.. how do I check it? Everytime I try to login using 'rodhash' in IRC I can't.. :/
[04:22] <sianetradio> I just read that :(
[04:22] <alairock> ArianHT: I had that problem TOO! I fixed it, but it's been a while
[04:23] <nickor> siantradio just download the iso
[04:23] <sianetradio> I got that
[04:23] <nickor> and make a bootable usb for mac
[04:23] <nickor> like i did
[04:23] <sianetradio> it's on the USB drive now
[04:23] <nickor> did you try that yet?
[04:23] <ArchangelSe7en> newnick, this not the right place to ask that
[04:23] <sianetradio> yes
[04:23] <nickor> i have ubuntu on like 5 machines
[04:23] <nickor> what errs did you get?
[04:23] <newnick> ArchangelSe7en: Ok, which channel should I join?
[04:23] <sianetradio> Let me restart and I can tell u
[04:23] <nickor> ok
[04:24] <sianetradio> I was jus tlooking at the bios
[04:24] <ArchangelSe7en> donnow which channel is dedicated for freenode help on this server
[04:24] <sianetradio> PXE-E61: Media test failur, check cable
[04:24] <ArchangelSe7en> but I'd guess #freenode :P
[04:24] <io_error> FoolsRun: Go to System > Preferences > Sound, click the Hardware tab, select your HDMI device, and then look at the Profile displayed at the bottom.
[04:24] <nickor> hmmmm
[04:24] <sianetradio> PXE-M0F: Exiting PXE ROM.
[04:25] <sianetradio> No bootable device -- insert bood tisk and press any key
[04:25] <ArchangelSe7en> yup thats the place to ask that newnick
[04:25] <sianetradio> boot*
[04:25] <nickor> its like the mbr is missing
[04:25] <nickor> or not being seen
[04:25] <sianetradio> weird huh?
[04:25] <io_error> FoolsRun: after that, go to the Output tab and make sure your HDMI device is actually selected there.
[04:25] <nickor> i think one of these advanced ubuntu gurus should be able to help you
[04:25] <nickor> yeah it is
[04:26] <sianetradio> the old drive gave me a Disk Read Error bla bla restart
[04:26] <sianetradio> this is a clean drive....brand new
[04:26] <sianetradio> it doesn't seem to matter if the usb is in or not
[04:27] <sianetradio> I get the same error...I made the USB the first boot as well
[04:27] <nickor> did you check all your physical connections?
[04:27] <sacarlson> sianetradio: you can't just copy the iso file onto the usb disk you need to use the installer application that puts the iso on the flash drive to make it bootable
[04:27] <sianetradio> yes
[04:28] <nickor> is that drive healthy to your knowledge?
[04:28] <sianetradio> as far as I know
[04:28] <nickor> yes you have to use the installer to create a proper bootable usb
[04:28] <nickor> did you do that?
[04:28] <sianetradio> sacarlson where do I get an installer aplication?
[04:28] <nickor> on the ubuntu site
[04:28] <sianetradio> OH....yes, that's what I need
[04:29] <sianetradio> looking for that now
[04:29] <nickor> :)
[04:29] <sacarlson> sianetradio:  the link I gave you points to applications that can be ran from whatever platform you have avalable https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[04:30] <io_error> sacarlson: Except for OS X
[04:30] <sianetradio> cool
[04:30] <sianetradio> haha
[04:30] <sianetradio> ouch
[04:30] <nickor> i think illsetup my logitech remote to work with my laptop thats doing hdmi to my flatscreen now too
[04:30] <nickor> this will be interesting
[04:30] <nickor> best of luck siane
[04:31] <sianetradio> gracias
[04:31] <nickor> de nada
[04:31] <Koritsa> ok something is not makin sence
[04:32] <sianetradio> Koritsa what isn't?
[04:32] <bc81> hi. i have the power manager set to 'put display to sleep after 1 minute'.  when watching youtube video is there some way to autmatically disable this, because it's annoying to have to keep moving the mouse around
[04:32] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[04:32] <nickor> bc81 change that setting?
[04:33] <Koritsa> ok. something not makin sense
[04:33] <Koritsa> i'm tryin to do su root
[04:33] <bc81> nickor: i need that setting, changing it every time i watch a flash video is not user friendly option
[04:34] <Koritsa> wait - is the user i entered at installation is the root?
[04:34] <mickster04> Koritsa: sudo su to become root user, but why not just do sudo <<command>>
[04:34] <io_error> Koritsa: root is disabled by default, so if you haven't set a root password then 'su' won't work. Use 'sudo passwd' to set a root password and enable the root account.
[04:34] <mltdwn> @bc81 Search google for a package called caffeine, it disables the screensaver when watching flash videos
[04:34] <Danielcg25_iPod> Koritsa: Don't su root, its impossible
[04:34] <mickster04> !sudo
[04:34] <bc81> mltdwn: thanks, i will look for this
[04:34] <Danielcg25_iPod> Koritsa: Instead, put "sudo" before a command
[04:34] <Danielcg25_iPod> !sudo | Koritsa
[04:34] <Koritsa> ok. that you
[04:34] <nickor> man this room is awesome
[04:34] <nickor> learning a bunch
[04:34] <Koritsa> thank*
[04:35] <Koritsa> can someone tell me where i can see a list of app that i can download from apt-get?
[04:35] <edbian> Koritsa: open synaptic in System -> admin
[04:36] <edbian> Koritsa: It lists them ALL
[04:36] <Koritsa> thank you
[04:36] <Dammien> you can use the apt-cache search command as well
[04:36] <mltdwn> Korista: You can install any package in the repos from apt-get
[04:37] <mickster04> mltdwn: well read -_-
[04:37] <io_error> Sure, but if I already have synaptic open then I'll probably just use that :)
[04:37] <Dammien> yep... it's a little more graphic though....
[04:38] <brady> What is the recommended way to install OOoLaTeX on ubuntu? I saw a post from 2007, but that is some time ago. It seems strange to me that ubuntu doesn't have it already since it has so much else.
[04:38] <brady> The post I saw was http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=334218
[04:39] <io_error> Is Ubuntu not switching to LibreOffice?
[04:40] <mltdwn> Ubuntu 11.04 should be Libre Office
[04:40] <Danielcg25_iPod> io_error: Are you ioerror on twitter?
[04:40] <mltdwn> I'm pretty sure it'll be the default
[04:40] <io_error> Danielcg25_iPod: No, that's the other guy
[04:41] <Dammien> latex is in the repos.... i use kile on ubuntu to wirte the documents....
[04:41] <Dammien> write**
[04:55] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a good channel to chat about writing scripts?
[04:55] <dsnyders> I want to write a script that, when called, plays the next mp3 file in sequence.
[04:55] <edbian> dsnyders: So you call it and it plays the first song.  Then when that song ends it stops?
[04:55] <dsnyders> edbian, Yes, Then when I call it again it plays the next file.
[04:55] <edbian> dsnyders: What if you call it before the first song has finished playing?
[04:55] <edbian> dsnyders: You want it to play both of them at once or... ?
[04:55] <dsnyders> edbian, I wouldn't do that.  These are radio dramas.
[04:55] <edbian> dsnyders: ok.  I have no idea what a radio drama is.  Seems to me that it would be easiest to just load all the files into brasero or totem.  Is that not an option?
[04:55] <bc81> mltdwn, nickor:  thanks, caffeine works perfectly.
[04:55] <dsnyders> edbian, A radio drama is exactly what you think it is... a story played on the radio; like the Lone Ranger, or Buck Rogers.  In this case, it is the CBS Radio mystery theatre.
[04:55] <edbian> dsnyders: sure.  Why don't you load them up in totem?
[04:55] <dsnyders> edbian, totem would play them one after the other without stopping, no?
[04:55] <edbian> dsnyders: You want it to stop each time until you do something?
[04:56] <canthus13> I've got two different usb bluetooth adapters and neither will work suddenly.  one for sure worked yesterday.  Both adapters work fine on my wife's laptop.  I'm getting http://paste.ubuntu.com/589127/ in syslog
[04:56] <canthus13> wow. I've *NEVER* seen it silent in here before.
[04:56] <mickster04> oo that was odd
[04:56] <canthus13> no kidding.
[04:57] <dsnyders> edbian, These are 45 minute to hour long audio clips.  (Also, I have some TV shows that I'd like to use this on.)
[04:57] <canthus13> I've got two different usb bluetooth adapters and neither will work suddenly.  one for sure worked yesterday.  Both adapters work fine on my wife's laptop.  I'm getting http://paste.ubuntu.com/589127/ in syslog
[04:58] <edbian> dsnyders: I think I can whip something up real quick.
[04:58] <dsnyders> edbian, thanks.  That would be most helpful.
[04:58] <fennucci> how come when I log out of root and log into my normal accnt it prompts me Run as root?
[04:58] <fennucci> heh
[04:59] <fennucci> am I to always run as root?
[04:59] <linuxuz3r> hekki
[04:59] <linuxuz3r> hello
[04:59] <fennucci> hi
[04:59] <canthus13> hekki.
[04:59] <dsnyders> edbian, btw, I use mplayer from the command line.  For some reason totem rubs me the wrong way.
[05:00] <edbian> dsnyders: no worries
[05:00] <linuxuz3r> how do i backup so that i preserve ownership of my home folder and files?
[05:00] <dsnyders> edbian, The files are named sequentially, if that helps.
[05:01] <edbian> dsnyders: It does.  Example file name?
[05:01] <Nicolas_Leonidas> hey I can ping google.com and other sites but firefox does not show anything, nor can I use the software center and stuff, I'm running ubuntu 10.10 in virtualbox
[05:02] <danileigh79> Nicolas_Leonidas: running vbox in windows?
[05:02] <mickster04> Nicolas_Leonidas: you can't go to google.com?
[05:02] <linuxuz3r> guys
[05:02] <linuxuz3r> anyone
[05:02] <astropirate> Has ubuntu modified the behaviour of ptrace system call? everytime i make it i get an "Operation not permitted"
[05:02] <administrator> 你好阿
[05:02] <Nicolas_Leonidas> danileigh79: yes
[05:02] <Nicolas_Leonidas> mickster04: no
[05:02] <danileigh79> astropirate: tried sudo?
[05:02] <dsnyders> edbian, "csbsrmt_0823_queen_of_palmyra.mp3".  The numbers are sequential, and the part after the number changes.
[05:03] <astropirate> danileigh79, i did
[05:03] <danileigh79> Nicolas_Leonidas: Make sure the vbox can recognizee networking
[05:03] <danileigh79> astropirate: nah, haven't tried it myself...
[05:03] <edbian> dsnyders: Are they all in the same folder?
[05:03] <mickster04> linuxuz3r: i don't understand, just zip up the folders? = backup :p and your folders record who the owners are as part of their properties?
[05:03] <danileigh79> astropirate: sorry try someone else
[05:03] <dsnyders> edbian, Yes.
[05:04] <fennucci> hey
[05:04] <fennucci> can someone point me to an online location to learn linux basics?
[05:04] <fennucci> command line especially
[05:04] <fennucci> ive been running threw pdfs and stuff
[05:04] <mickster04> !cli
[05:04] <fennucci> but all of it seems to assume I have some knowledge of linux already
[05:04] <mickster04> fennucci: see that last link
[05:04] <danileigh79> fennucci: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php
[05:05] <fennucci> thanks
[05:05] <edbian> dsnyders: working...
[05:05] <fennucci> how much difference is there between the distros?
[05:05] <fennucci> is ubuntu debian based?
[05:05] <dsnyders> edbian, gratefully waiting...
[05:05] <galamar> how do i register my nick? i forgot...
[05:05] <danileigh79> fennucci: yes
[05:05] <linuxuz3r> how do i backup so that i preserve ownership of my home folder and files?
[05:05] <edwinkcw> if there any method to build my own drop-box like server?
[05:05] <fennucci> so if I learn debian I should know ubuntu?
[05:05] <danileigh79> fennucci: this is what I first used to look for ubuntu help http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-801404.html
[05:06] <fennucci> ok
[05:06] <edwinkcw> s/if/is
[05:07] <mickster04> edwinkcw: well the hard part would be to work out how to get the syncing to work
[05:07] <danileigh79> afk, smoke break
[05:07] <edbian> dsnyders: private message!! :)
[05:08] <edwinkcw> mickster04: yes, but I think there are some existing packages to make it easy to achieve
[05:08] <danileigh79> ! | pm
[05:09] <edwinkcw> mickster04: I realize that there is a software call sparklesharebut it is still in development
[05:10] <fennucci> has anyone dual booted with windows?
[05:10] <success> yea
[05:10] <mickster04> edwinkcw: yeah, why not just use ropp box?
[05:10] <mickster04> fennucci: i have?
[05:10] <success> my laptop is xp i install 10.10 on it with wubi
[05:11] <edwinkcw> mickster04: do you mean drop box?
[05:11] <mickster04> edwinkcw: yeah
[05:11] <edwinkcw> mickster04: it has limited space
[05:12] <edwinkcw> mickster04: for free account, it only has 2GB
[05:12] <fennucci> do I have to do a clean instal of windows?
[05:12] <fennucci> I've backed everything up naturally, but Im wondering if I really have to put a clean instal, or can I just go from here? with enough room obviously.
[05:12] <sysop3> you see drop box's office? its sweet
[05:12] <success> you don't have to clean anything
[05:12] <ohelig> Hello.
[05:12] <success> fennuci:what are you trying to do?
[05:13] <success> ohelig:hello
[05:13] <fennucci> dual boot windows and ubuntu
[05:13] <fennucci> :)
[05:13] <success> what do you mean dual boot
[05:13] <fennucci> have the ability to boot either of them
[05:13] <success> like have the option between os's on startup?
[05:13] <fennucci> on the same computer
[05:13] <fennucci> yeah
[05:13] <success> yea
[05:13] <success> thats what i did
[05:13] <success> except i never use windows...
[05:13] <mickster04> edwinkcw: how many pc's do you sync ocross?
[05:13] <fennucci> well I was reading one guide and it said to put a clean instal
[05:13] <fennucci> well I use windows primairly now
[05:14] <fennucci> but I'm hoping to change that, slowly migrating to linux
[05:14] <ohelig> I find myself unable to enter my password when installing anything. I click "Authenticate", and nothing happens.
[05:14] <fennucci> I need to learn linux first
[05:14] <mickster04> fennucci: well dual boot is great, i use windows for games
[05:14] <fennucci> yeah i need photoshop to work
[05:14] <arand> fennucci: You don't need a clean install of windows no.
[05:14] <mickster04> fennucci: and with ubuntu, you don't really :p
[05:14] <fennucci> and illustrator
[05:14] <edwinkcw> mickster04: about 3-4
[05:14] <fennucci> how much do I need to have for a partion?
[05:14] <mickster04> fennucci: check out gimp, it has similar abilities,
[05:14] <fennucci> I have like 130gb free
[05:14] <fennucci> yeah i've seen gimp
[05:15] <fennucci> I do web design/dev
[05:15] <mickster04> fennucci: depends how much stuff you wanna install, i fyou wanna save your music etc into ubuintu as well (not neccesary, ubuntu can read windows partitions)
[05:15] <arand> fennucci: Rule of thumb 20G for the operating system and all applications
[05:15] <fennucci> and I'm really familiar with adobes suite
[05:15] <ohelig> I personally find gimp to be very hard to use
[05:15] <ohelig> after using adobe for so long
[05:15] <fennucci> it can mickster04 ?
[05:15] <mickster04> fennucci: yeah, so maybe 20-40 Gb for ubuntu
[05:15] <htat> gimp is pretty much a photoshop clone >_>
[05:15] <fennucci> ok
[05:15] <arand> fennucci: More if you plan on storing films/music etc. on there
[05:15] <fennucci> can I add more space later?
[05:15] <mickster04> fennucci: and yes it can
[05:15] <mickster04> fennucci: yes you may
[05:15] <fennucci> mst my movies and music is on windows already, and backed up
[05:15] <fennucci> ok
[05:15] <linuxuz3r> how do i backup so that i preserve ownership of my home folder and files?
[05:15] <mickster04> fennucci: assuming that the windows partition is ntfs?
[05:16] <fennucci> maybe I'll try installing tonight then
[05:16] <mickster04> fennucci: actually if it's a wubi install that shouldn't matter
[05:16] <fennucci> why wouldnt it be ntfs?
[05:16] <mickster04> linuxuz3r: just copy the folders somewhere else?
[05:16] <mickster04> fennucci: iunno
[05:16] <fennucci> heh Ive never formated it or anything
[05:16] <fennucci> this laptop is still fairly new
[05:16] <fennucci> relatively*
[05:17] <mickster04> fennucci: you should be good then
[05:17] <fennucci> actually I just cleaned house, so now I have 249gb left
[05:17] <fennucci> ok
[05:17] <mickster04> :)
[05:17] <fennucci> I'll give it a shot right meow
[05:17] <fennucci> i was just setting up bt4 on my other laptop
[05:17] <fennucci> but I don't know much about linux at all, I was all excited that I logged in
[05:17] <mickster04> fennucci: yeah ubunbtu is easy, don't worry about learning 'linux'
[05:17] <fennucci> why does it ask me to run as root immediatly after loggin in?
[05:17] <arand> fennucci: I would recommend doing a normal dual-boot and not use wubi though, wubi can't be expanded once created, for one.
[05:18] <fennucci> no but I want to
[05:18] <mickster04> fennucci: describe the exact message?
[05:18] <fennucci> well, I created an account, logged out, logged in as my other accnt, and after 'startx' it prompts me with
[05:18] <fennucci> Run as root, KDE su
[05:18] <fennucci> should I just hit ignore?
[05:18] <fennucci> i that a standard message?
[05:18] <fennucci> is*
[05:18] <ohelig> I find myself unable to enter my password when installing anything. I click "Authenticate", and nothing happens. What do?
[05:19] <arand> fennucci: For backtrack support, #backtrack
[05:19] <danileigh79> ohelig: have you tried sudo in terminal?
[05:19] <ohelig> everything works in the terminal
[05:19] <fennucci> well I was just messing around in backtrack, I just figured that was a normal thing, was just wondering why it was asking me for that
[05:19] <ohelig> only using the gui is when i can't authenticate
[05:19] <fennucci> but
[05:20] <fennucci> I'll log out and get on windows so I can chat with ya'll as I attempt a dual boot install ssession
[05:20] <arand> fennucci: If you are doing the dual boot, you would boot off the CD no? (unless you are doing wubi of course)
[05:21] <ohelig> If I recall correctly, I wasn't having this issue before the most recent kernel update.
[05:21] <Maddogm> ohelig, I have that on one of my boxes, closing the auth window after nothing happens seems to work
[05:21] <fennucci> yeah arand
[05:21] <fennucci> I have a Ubuntu LTS 10.04 live cd
[05:21] <fennucci> how do I shut down linux
[05:21] <fennucci> lol
[05:21] <ohelig> sudo shutdown 0
[05:21] <fennucci> I cant find it anywhere in the bt4
[05:21] <fennucci> ok
[05:21] <ohelig> or hit the power button
[05:21] <mickster04> fennucci: click on the power button top right for ubuntu?
[05:22] <arand> fennucci: ctrl+alt+delete works oftentimes
[05:22] <fennucci> er my other laptop is in bt4
[05:22] <fennucci> was just messing around in it
[05:22] <yagoo> anyone knows grub2 ? (chainload another bootsector 0 from another drive)
[05:22] <syrinx_> !grub2 | yagoo
[05:23] <ohelig> well, I can only hope upgrading to Natty will fix the issue. I don't want to have to do a clean install D:
[05:23] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, sudo shutdown -h now
[05:23] <arand> yagoo: "set root=(hdX); chainloader +1; boot" ?
[05:23]  * ohelig waits patiently for April 28th
[05:23] <mimail> hi
[05:23] <Axlin> ohelig: somebody here the other day was having a similar issue. what's the output of: gconftool --get /apps/gksu/sudo-mode
[05:23] <danileigh79> fennucci: if sudo shutdown doesn't work try sudo reboot
[05:23] <fennucci> hrmm
[05:23] <fennucci> it says user is not in the sudoers file.
[05:23] <ohelig> true
[05:23] <Axlin> well that's a surprise. heh
[05:24] <mimail> anybody kown "failed load session"   for 11.04
[05:24] <danileigh79> fennucci: good grief
[05:24] <yagoo> arand, thanks..
[05:24] <fennucci> lol sry
[05:24] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, there's a suedit or sudoedit util that I think you need to use...
[05:24] <mickster04> fennucci: halt might work?
[05:24] <fennucci> just 'halt'?
[05:24] <arand> ohelig: You can try just booting the old kernel I guess, though I assume it isn't related to the kernel...
[05:24] <mimail> I just upgraded to the Natty beta and I'm getting this error message every time I try to log in.
[05:24] <mickster04> !natty | mimail
[05:25] <mimail> yes
[05:25] <mimail> Failed to load session "ubuntu"
[05:25] <danileigh79> mimail: join #ubuntu+1
[05:25] <ohelig> It was a pretty large update that day, so it could have been anything
[05:25] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, I was gone a while, so I might be unclear. are you just trying to shutdown?
[05:25] <mickster04> Seven_Six_Two: yes he is
[05:25] <ohelig> anyways, i'm off to bed
[05:25] <mickster04> fennucci: if you haven't installed it, just hard power down
[05:25] <Seven_Six_Two> mickster04, but he's not able to sudo?
[05:25] <danileigh79> ohelig: good night
[05:25] <mickster04> Seven_Six_Two: evidently
[05:25] <mickster04> ohelig: but it's only half 4 :p
[05:26] <danileigh79> Seven_Six_Two: says user not in sudoers file
[05:26] <fennucci> ok
[05:26] <ohelig> It's 11:30 pm
[05:26] <arand> Seven_Six_Two: It's backtrack, anyways.
[05:26] <ohelig> :|
[05:26] <mickster04> ohelig:  monday afternoon for me :p
[05:26] <ohelig> australia?
[05:26] <danileigh79> mickster04: hlf past midnight here, east coast us
[05:26] <Seven_Six_Two> BT4 doesn't use sudo. He's likely root already
[05:26] <tucemiux> its 12:26am o_O
[05:26] <mickster04> ohelig: NZ :D
[05:26] <arand> ...This is the reason you ask backtrack people about backtrack stuff
[05:26] <ohelig> close enough :S
[05:26] <mickster04> ohelig: oooh no you di'nt :p
[05:27] <danileigh79> fennucci: u using backtrack??
[05:27] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, do you have a  $  or a #  for your prompt?
[05:27] <mickster04> ohelig: well i'm actually a pom but most kiwis hate being compared to Aus :p
[05:27] <jason_562> something's wrong here
[05:27] <fennucci> i just hard powered down
[05:27] <fennucci> I hope I didnt break anything
[05:27] <danileigh79> ohelig: u asking for it, nzer's hate being associated with australia
[05:27] <fennucci> it wasnt installed
[05:27] <mickster04> fennucci: just hard shutdown if you haven't installed backrtack, it's not gonna have written anything to the HDd anyway
[05:27] <ohelig> lol, sorry
[05:27] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, just live, or live with usb?
[05:28] <jason_562> if the sudo says that the user is not available then it's another big deal
[05:28] <fennucci> live usb?
[05:28] <mickster04> brb
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[05:28] <fennucci> ok tho, I'm going to try dual booting
[05:28] <Seven_Six_Two> mickster04, some of the options at boot allow for storage
[05:29] <dsnyders> fennucci, live usually means cd-rom.  This means you won't be able to save.  Most live-cd distros now allow you to save stuff on USB.
[05:29] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, it's the lower options when you boot BT4. the "persistent" live options do use storage. so whether something went wrong depends on whether you used those and were in the middle of doing something when you powered off.
[05:29] <fennucci> oo ok
[05:30] <jan247> hi guys, how do i find out my ram speed and type (ddr2/3) from the command line? lshw and dmidecode both report it as unknown..
[05:30] <fennucci> so yeah was just booting from USB, no cd involved, it allowed me to create an accnt tho, does tha tmean its writing to my hd?
[05:30] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, no, it would write to usb.
[05:30] <Diamondcite> jan247: If you have an OEM system you can look it from from manufacturers?
[05:30] <fennucci> oo ok
[05:31] <Seven_Six_Two> fennucci, but those files could have been open, and could become corrupt.
[05:31] <jan247> Diamondcite: nothing from the command line might help me here?
[05:31] <Diamondcite> jan247: Well dmidecode is already going quite far... I guess you can try memtest86+
[05:31] <fennucci> well worse comes to worse, I can just reformat and remake my usb right?
[05:32] <jan247> i see. thanks anyway Diamondcite
[05:32] <Diamondcite> jan247: That is a boot time memory checker, should help a little.
[05:32] <jan247> yep, i was hoping to avoid the restart :)
[05:32] <FennucciTWO> ok
[05:32] <jan247> was just lazy. haha
[05:32] <FennucciTWO> im wondering which laptop to tryt this on
[05:32] <FennucciTWO> hp or toshiba
[05:32] <Diamondcite> jan247: Err hrm.. As I said.. do you have an OEM system?
[05:33] <mickster04> fennucci: try both, you don't have to install to try it :p
[05:33] <mickster04> FennucciTWO: are you both of these guys?
[05:33] <FennucciTWO> yeah
[05:33] <jason_562> hahhaha
[05:33] <FennucciTWO> well I've tried it , I like it
[05:33] <Diamondcite> jan247: If you have a brandname system, sites like crucial.com which sells ram, has a way for you to look it up.
[05:33] <FennucciTWO> I have an hp g60 and a toshiba a505
[05:34] <mickster04> FennucciTWO: you shouldprolly remove one...
[05:34] <FennucciTWO> I'm assuming one of these will go offline as I try to instal it , I need constant support
[05:34] <FennucciTWO> :P
[05:34] <FennucciTWO> ok
[05:34] <jan247> Diamondcite: yep. oem. but hey, i'll just do a reboot. it's just a desktop anyway
[05:34] <dhodgkin> I used tasksel to switch from xubuntu back to ubuntu desktop.. tasksel removed everything aside from base server.. I did a fresh install of Maverick but now I have absolutely no window manager. I have search this online and the answer is always run 'metacity --replace &' which works until the term is closed. anyone know how I can fix this?
[05:34] <FennucciTWO> do I need more ram and such? for a dual boot?
[05:34] <mickster04> FennucciTWO: you use ram for one OS at a time
[05:35] <mickster04> :p
[05:35] <FennucciTWO> should I use the computer with lots of ram and HD space? is there much chance of things going bad? Corruption and what have you? all my stuff is backed up but I'm just wondering
[05:35] <FennucciTWO> right, so I guess ubuntu doesnt require tons of resources like windows
[05:35] <mickster04> FennucciTWO: edfinitely not
[05:35] <mickster04> !requirements
[05:35] <FennucciTWO> maybe I'll use my slower laptop to indulge
[05:35] <danileigh79> Diamondcite: can't free scan on crucial through linux, it dl's an exe now
[05:36] <FennucciTWO> Do I need to shrink my windows partition?
[05:36] <FennucciTWO> idk if I'm reading the right guide, this one seems to be making me do all sorts of silly things
[05:36] <danileigh79> FennucciTWO: I actually created a secondary partition cuz linux can still access my win files
[05:37] <milamber> !dualboot
[05:37] <ljsoftnet> FennuciiTWO what do you want to do?
[05:37] <arand> FennucciTWO: Just start the installer it will do everything automatically for you
[05:37] <FennucciTWO> really? including the partitioning?
[05:37] <mickster04> FennucciTWO: usually
[05:38] <arand> FennucciTWO: Yes
[05:38] <FennucciTWO> i like this
[05:38] <FennucciTWO> ok
[05:38] <danileigh79> FennucciTWO: yes, I keep all my reg win files on sda1, ubuntu on sda5, and I can still access my win files (music, vids, etc)
[05:38] <fennucci> ok here goes
[05:39] <fennucci> I like ubuntus interface
[05:39] <fennucci> its all smooth and sexy like
[05:39] <danileigh79> fennucci: me too lol
[05:39] <fennucci> its come along way
[05:39] <danileigh79> fennucci: i'm smooth and sexy too lmao
[05:39] <fennucci> I think most peoples preconceptions of linux is like a black sceren with a white blinky score, like retro msdos style
[05:40] <fennucci> lol danileigh79
[05:40] <fennucci> im hairy and sexy
[05:40] <mickster04> !OHMY
[05:40] <fennucci> anyway
[05:40] <Fudge> anyone know in gnome preferably a gtk app how to using one soundcard send voice outptut to headphones and music to rear jack for ext speakers?
[05:40] <danileigh79> mickster04: oh come on it wasn't that bad lol
[05:41] <mickster04> danileigh79: i dunno how bad things could have gotten tho...and no one wants to imagine that :p
[05:41] <izinucs> Fudge: pavucontrol should let you do that
[05:41] <danileigh79> Fudge: No, but now that you mention it, that would be nice lol
[05:41] <danileigh79> mickster04: I'm a good girl *grins*
[05:42] <danileigh79> izinucs: can that work on lappys too?
[05:42] <izinucs> danileigh79: probably.. you have to have the streams going first before adjusting.
[05:43] <Technicus> Hello, I am unsure which Nvidia driver is necessary for a HP Pavilion S7600N.  How do I figure this out?
[05:43] <mickster04> "the internet, where the men are men, the women are men, and the kids are fbi agents"
[05:43] <mickster04> Technicus: if you go to hardware drivers it recommends one for you
[05:44] <danileigh79> izinucs: what i mean is since lappy on has one jack, can i plug in mic/headset into jacks and still have sound come out of speakers or will the speakers be overridden by jacks
[05:44] <Technicus> mickster04: It does not recommend one.
[05:44] <mickster04> Technicus: at all? does it even list one?
[05:44] <danileigh79> Technicus: do ou see drivers at all for nvidia on hardware drivers screen?
[05:44] <Technicus> mickster04: I lists none.
[05:45] <izinucs> danileigh79: actual plugs? I'm not sure.. worth trying. works with my usb headset
[05:45] <mickster04> Technicus: have you restarted since you installed?
[05:45] <Fudge> ill try it izinucs
[05:45] <danileigh79> izinucs: yeah I have an old boom set
[05:45] <Technicus> mickster04: Yes, fresh install.
[05:45] <fennucci> ok mickster04
[05:45] <fennucci> im on step 4
[05:46] <danileigh79> mickster04: don't you have to unlcok keyring to see hardware drivers?
[05:46] <fennucci> its asking me, Install Side by Side choosing between each startup, Erase disk and use entire disk,  Specify partitions manually(advanced)
[05:46] <fennucci> obviously I dont want option 2
[05:46] <danileigh79> fwnn side by side in my opinion
[05:46] <danileigh79> fennucci: side by side in my opinion
[05:46] <fennucci> right but how much space will it partition?
[05:47] <mickster04> Technicus: well restart then do update/upgrade with synaptics package manager, then see again if thereis nothing listed
[05:47] <Technicus> What is a command to querry the video hardware.
[05:47] <danileigh79> fennucci: u set it
[05:47] <fennucci> thats the third option
[05:47] <izinucs> Technicus: lspci
[05:47] <danileigh79> fennucci: no do side by side, then it'll ask u how much to set
[05:48] <itsnotabigtruck> hey
[05:48] <itsnotabigtruck> anyone know the best way to work around this bug > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/435906
[05:48] <danileigh79> fennucci: for an 80gb hd I set win 70 lix 10gb
[05:48] <fennucci> are you sure?
[05:48] <fennucci> cause the third option has a slider bar
[05:48] <FrozenFire> I have a LUKS-encrypted drive with a single ext4 partition inside, which I have the password for in my keyring. Each time I log in, I have to select it from the Places menu to mount it. Is there a simple way to configure my system to auto-mount that drive?
[05:48] <fennucci> and it shows
[05:48] <danileigh79> fennucci: that's only to manage existing partitions, you don't have any
[05:48] <fennucci> o
[05:48] <fennucci> but it shows a ubuntu partition
[05:48] <fennucci> hrmpf
[05:48] <fennucci> ok
[05:49] <itsnotabigtruck> i.e. the best way to invoke (echo OFF > /sys/kernel/debug/vgaswitcheroo/switch) sometime during startup, in order to avoid battery drain from turning on both gpus
[05:49] <danileigh79> fennucci: do side by side, choosing between them at start up, it will then ask you how much to set for linux
[05:49] <Technicus> izinucs: How can I get more specific?
[05:49] <izinucs> Technicus: sudo lshw
[05:50] <danileigh79> fennucci: trust me, I have just done it to 3 computers in the last 2 days
[05:50] <fennucci> now after having done the first option it prompts with a thing saying Before you can select a new partition size, any previous changes need to be written to disck, please note that the resize operation may take a long time
[05:50] <fennucci> ok
[05:50] <fennucci> so continue?
[05:50] <danileigh79> fennucci: yes
[05:50] <ruan> yes, i've partitioned my ntfs drive recently. was a success
[05:50] <fennucci> resizing partition... please wait ...
[05:51] <ruan> resized my partition at that
[05:51] <danileigh79> ruan: i did the gparted, gave ubuntu 2 extra gigs
[05:51] <ruan> i gave my ntfs partition 99.999% of the drive instead of 99.99%
[05:51] <danileigh79> ruan: scares the crap outta me
[05:51] <fennucci> how long will this take danileigh79
[05:51] <ruan> depends on the size
[05:51] <danileigh79> ruan: I had linux part at 8gb, gave it an extra 2gb
[05:52] <ruan> danileigh79: i had ntfs partition, gave it 10mb of unallocated space that windows didnt give
[05:52] <Technicus> izinucs: How can I get more specific with regards to finding out what the video card is?
[05:52] <danileigh79> fennucci: if you type danileigh79: I'll see it more clearly or just tyype danil then hit tab
[05:52] <ruan> in irssi, just hit the letter d
[05:52] <ruan> then tab
[05:53] <danileigh79> ruan: i'm running low on space on sda1, didn't wanna take too much
[05:53] <itsnotabigtruck> anyone got any ideas? ^^^ basically i'm just asking about the best way to run a command (writing to a sysfs file) during boot time
[05:53] <izinucs> Technicus: either command will/should give you exactly what it is.. nvidia <model #>, ATI, Intel etc.. what else are you looking for?
[05:53] <danileigh79> ruan: I don't think he's using irssi
[05:53] <itsnotabigtruck> i can think of a few ways to do it but not sure what the proper solution is
[05:53] <ruan> danileigh79: unlikely but im just saying
[05:53] <Rehan> anyone good with statistical math analysis around here?
[05:53] <ruan> i used irssi in my first week of ubuntu
[05:53] <danileigh79> ruan: lmao
[05:54] <Technicus> izinucs: Trying to find out what the Nvidia card is so that I can figure out what driver to use.
[05:54] <danileigh79> Rehan: huh??
[05:54] <izinucs> Technicus: it will be in one of those lists.
[05:54] <mickster04> !who
[05:54] <Rehan> danileigh79: just wondering...need some help with a problem and figured i'd ask
[05:54] <izinucs> Technicus: you should also have a driver waiting to activate in System>Admin>Hardware Drivers ..
[05:54] <Technicus> izinucs: Cool, I'll figure this out . . . thanks :)
[05:55] <danileigh79> Rehan: homework?? wrong channel, this is for ubuntu questions
[05:55] <itsnotabigtruck> Technicus: there ought to be the name of the card in the output from lspci