[00:00] <jrib> Pirate_Hunter: « man screen », then press: /scrollback mode<enter>n
[00:00] <blz> Out_Cold:  i haven't had any issues
[00:00] <f00dn00b> so is linux ubuntu just called ubuntu then?
[00:00] <jlaroche> OttifantSir - yes. Didn't work
[00:00] <coleys> f00dn00b: Yes.
[00:00] <Visualante> anyone know why ATi drivers don't support 1680x1050?
[00:00] <VCoolio> fwaokda: look for how to disable usplash (shouldn't be too difficult, it breaks easily;)
[00:00] <syslq78> f00dn00b, tehnicaly linux is not operating system it's just a kernel. "just"
[00:00] <MystaMax> question, I'm currently running 8.10, and I'm about to use clonezilla to image my /home partition, and migrate to a new hard drive. I'll be installing 9.04 on the new drive. What happens to my permissions?
[00:00] <blz> f00dn00b:  ubuntu is one "flavor" of linux
[00:00] <glitsj16> safruhani: i suggest checking both your /etc/mpd.conf settins and the output of launching mpd from a terminal window to see any warnings or errors
[00:00] <coleys> f00dn00b: Linux is the general term, and then there is... distributions like Fedora, Ubuntu, gentoo, etc...
[00:00] <Out_Cold> i was going to try it... but the klvm doesn't support it yet..
[00:00] <jrib> Out_Cold: I lost data on a conversion, does that count!?
[00:00] <blz> so to speak
[00:00] <fwaokda> VCoolio, breaks?
[00:00] <Out_Cold> jrib, that would be an issue lol
[00:00] <coleys> f00dn00b: Windows is the general, then there is... Vista, Xp, 2000, etc.
[00:00] <coleys> .
[00:00] <jrib> Out_Cold: backups of course :)
[00:00] <safruhani> glitsj16: thanks i'm gonna do that
[00:01] <OttifantSir> hornets: The one I know of is a third-party app for the screenlets package. But that's a lot of eye-candy if you just want an app to show bandwidth.
[00:01] <Out_Cold> jrib, i lost all my data during a backup lol
[00:01] <Out_Cold> on resiserfs though
[00:01] <foul_owl> does anyone know how to fix grub error 2 without fiddling with the BIOS?
[00:01] <jrib> Out_Cold: erm, you must have a terrible backup policy :)
[00:01] <f00dn00b> but following that philosophy, shouldn't the windows line just be called "xp, 2003, vista" rather than having windows at the beginning?
[00:01] <VCoolio> fwaokda: I mean, I tried to change themes for it and got the text because it was little difficult to set up; but you get the hang of it; it doesn't really 'break' things
[00:01] <blz> I'm having trouble installing samba-common at the command line.  Here are the errors I'm getting... can anyone help?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/215855/
[00:01] <OttifantSir> Out_Cold: Been running it for a few months on a Dell Inspiron 9400 with no problems.
[00:01] <Out_Cold> jrib... implementing a new one lmao
[00:01] <blz> f00dn00b:  windows is completely different
[00:01] <syslq78> coleys, not really true, since you are talking different kernel versions, you have 50 distros all runing same kernel....
[00:01] <hornets> OttifantSir: i know screenlets
[00:01] <f00dn00b> blz: but they're both operation systems
[00:01] <blz> f00dn00b:  but saying linux in lieu of ubuntu is like saying "NT Kernel" instead of windows
[00:02] <safruhani> glitsj16: before, i move /etc/init.d/mpd to somewhere, than i get it back, may it be happen becaouse of that?
[00:02] <coleys> syslq78: Being completely... easy to understand =P
[00:02] <hornets> but yes, too much of an eye candy.
[00:02] <blz> f00dn00b:  well mopeds and cars are both motor vehicles...
[00:02] <coleys> syslq78: Not in the mood to explain kernels=P
[00:02] <blz> but good luck comparin htem
[00:02] <mcr_> cairo dock also has a bandwidth monitor add on
[00:02] <f00dn00b> blz: so i should call it windows nt kernel vista?
[00:02] <fwaokda> VCoolio, I just would like it to boot up without images... so it would load its stuff and show that and then ask for a login/password without going to the ubuntu login gui thing either
[00:02] <jrib> f00dn00b: people say "ubuntu", "ubuntu linux" and "ubuntu gnu/linux" but they all refer to the same thing
[00:02] <hornets> I'm searching for something running as a service.
[00:02] <glitsj16> safruhani: very likely so yes, without that it won't daemonize
[00:02] <blz> f00n00b:  no it's windows vista.  this is ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope
[00:02] <usr13> f00dn00b: f00dn00b How about MS for short?
[00:02] <f00dn00b> i hate it when people say gnu/linux
[00:02] <f00dn00b> its really annoying
[00:02] <blz> Vista runs the NT kernel
[00:02] <blackest_knight> blz: do what it says copy samba.conf
[00:02] <Andorin> f00dn00b: It's the proper name for Linux.
[00:02] <Skapare> I'm sure there is a package that can put music on an iPod shuffle (1G) ... anyone know what package can do that?
[00:03] <Out_Cold> CRUD
[00:03] <blz> Ubuntu runs the Linux kernel
[00:03] <f00dn00b> Andorin: no it isn't. it's richard stam
[00:03] <hornets> OttifantSir: anyway.. what's the software to use with screenlets?
[00:03] <syslq78> f00dn00b, windows it's not so much different, if you stick to linux you'll get shitloads of general knowledge that will help you in all areas of IT, since it does not hide details, linux I mean.
[00:03] <coleys> f00dn00b: Why..? gnu/linux = Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope =P
[00:03] <Out_Cold> i went to go copy from the CLI with Ctrl + c
[00:03] <VCoolio> fwaokda: also no gdm then, that's more complicated. Don't know that, never had the slightest intention of doing that
[00:03] <Out_Cold> while i was dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sageworks/root
[00:03] <f00dn00b> Andorin: * no it isn't. it's richard stallmans retarded name for it
[00:03] <Andorin> f00dn00b: The GNU project's official name for the operating system is GNU/Linux.
[00:03] <syslq78> coleys, yeah, I know :), you could spent years discussing that stuff and never get anywhere
[00:03] <MaT-dg> Andorin: how do you see that? in the network preferences?
[00:03] <jefinc> Skapare: I use gtkpod
[00:04] <coleys> syslq78: exactly =P
[00:04] <f00dn00b> Andorin: since when was the Gnu project in charge of linux, eh?
[00:04] <Andorin> MaT-dg: No, I have Deluge test the active port.
[00:04] <blz> blackest_knight:  oh damn  I should read more carefully.  lol thanks
[00:04]  * Andorin sighs @ f00dn00b
[00:04] <usr13> f00dn00b: gnu/Linux is accurate, shouldn't be annoying.  But we could call it opensource or opensource software and be just as accurate.
[00:04] <Skapare> jefinc: OK, I'll look for that one, thanks
[00:04] <treetopj> anyone know why my wireless on ubuntu if as good as it is in windows
[00:04] <fwaokda> VCoolio, k ty
[00:04] <treetopj> Isnt*
[00:04] <hornets> OttifantSir: well.. i need something with command line. lol
[00:04] <f00dn00b> it isn't accurate
[00:05] <hornets> i dont have X on my server box.
[00:05] <usr13> f00dn00b: Why not?
[00:05] <f00dn00b> it is a judgement based on "lines of code"
[00:05] <dreki> is there a program that will mount CD images in the mds/mdf fromat for ubuntu?
[00:05] <coleys> f00dn00b: It really is. =P
[00:05] <OttifantSir> hornets: No software apart from Screenlets itself. It's in the repos actually. Latest version even. Though the team behind it are now working on Universal Applets: Applets that integrate with Avant Window Navigator. NetMonitor is the one I'm talking about. You have to go to www.screenlets.org and look for it in Third-Party Apps. The version you want is 0.8.
[00:05] <LjL> it's offtopic, too
[00:05] <blackest_knight> blz:  np
[00:05] <hornets> hum ok :/
[00:05] <syslq78> f00dn00b, it's not retarted it means GNU NOT UNIX since linux and unix have completely different bacground implementation but look and feel the same since they both adhere to posix standard (portable operating system) which defines utilities needed, system calls etc to look&feel the same
[00:05] <MaT-dg> Andorin: yes, that's what I meant. I have tested it here (with my current router, not the linksys) and when I forwarded the port deluge noticed it right away so the problem is with the router
[00:05] <blz> f00dn00b:  it's the code's legal licence...
[00:05] <syslq78> treetopj, what's with wireless?
[00:05] <f00dn00b> following the same philosophy, we could call windows "microsoft/windows/oemcrapware vista"
[00:05] <coleys> hornets: there also is SuperKaramba =) But its kde.
[00:05] <Andorin> ...
[00:05] <coleys> hornets: Or Conky...
[00:06] <OttifantSir> hornets: I can see what I find in Synaptic, but I don't know one off the top of my head.
[00:06] <f00dn00b> fine, go ahead and be rms's little sheep
[00:06] <usr13> f00dn00b: This discussion is OT
[00:06] <blz> f00dn00b:  there's nothing that it needs to be separated from though
[00:06] <coleys> o.o
[00:06] <Andorin> f00dn00b: You're done. Please. The people at the FSF and GNU project know more about Linux than you.
[00:06] <f00dn00b> it's foss - we can call it what we like
[00:06] <usr13> don
[00:06] <blz> they see me trollin... they hatin...
[00:06] <jrib> gnu/linux discussion ----> #ubuntu-offtopic please
[00:06] <usr13> don't feed the trolls
 brother i dont know it seems to pick my router up fine on my windows tower but in ubuntu is does not pick up very good at all
[00:06] <f00dn00b> it isn't offtopic - it is ubuntu related
[00:06] <blz> Not to mention at #ubuntu
[00:06] <hornets> coleys: I need something in command line.
[00:06] <Visualante> ATi and Canonical fail
[00:06] <jrib> f00dn00b: it's not ubuntu *support* related
[00:06] <blz> !topic
[00:06] <blackest_knight> usr13:  i think ott
[00:06] <coleys> hornets: For...?
[00:06] <syslq78> treetopj, very good or at all?
[00:06] <coleys> hornets: tell me specifically what you need?
[00:07] <syslq78> treetopj, do you even see your router?
[00:07] <hornets> coleys: to run in my ubuntu-server.
[00:07] <hornets> something to history my bandwitdth usage.
[00:07] <MaT-dg> Andorin: can you config your machine in the DMZ of the router?
[00:07] <hornets> from internets.
[00:07] <syslq78> Ufff, my neck just broke :)
[00:07] <Andorin> MaT-dg: If I need to set DMZ, I can.
[00:07] <treetopj> very good it will pick it up but if i walk by it it will drop it
[00:07] <usr13> f00dn00b: But you are not talking about Ubuntu.  If you have questions reguarding Ubuntu, you are welcome, but apparently you do not.
[00:07] <Out_Cold> i know more about linux than all of you!!!!!!
[00:07] <coleys> hornets: Still don't know what you want :p?
[00:07] <hornets> to see how much bw i'm using.
[00:07] <MaT-dg> Andorin: yes, just for testing purpose
[00:07] <Out_Cold> wait.... what's a kernel?
[00:07] <coleys> hornets: oh
[00:07] <hornets> example
[00:07] <syslq78> treetopj, what driver are you using?
[00:07] <coleys> hornets: ntop
[00:07] <f00dn00b> so, can i run school days in "gnu/linux" *winces at having to say that* ubuntu?
[00:07] <coleys> !ntop
[00:07] <hornets> today i uploadex X and donwloaded Y
[00:07] <dryfyre> hey anyone know of a mac emulaor
[00:08] <jefinc> f00dn00b: #linux stop trolling
[00:08] <lstarnes> f00dn00b: normally, we just call it ubuntu
[00:08] <OttifantSir> hornets: The first one that looks promising to me is iperf, but listen to other suggestion from people who know what they're talking about.
[00:08] <coleys> hornets: ntop
[00:08] <Out_Cold> f00dn00b, just try it instead of asking us about you trying it
[00:08] <Visualante> anyone running an ATi card at 1680x1050?
[00:08] <anom01y> !giver
[00:08] <f00dn00b> jefinc: ok - once you tell me what "trolling" is
[00:08] <f00dn00b> !troll
[00:08] <lstarnes> f00dn00b: you might need to run it using wine though
[00:08] <f00dn00b> oh thanks ubottu
[00:08] <anom01y> anyone here know an alternative to giver, or, how to use giver..
[00:08] <hornets> coleys: ntop saves how much bw i'm using?
[00:08] <hornets> like.. everyday
[00:08] <syslq78> treetopj, you could increase TX power of your wifi card, linux isnt really best at wireless but you can get it working with little effort but you'll need open source drivers for that
[00:08] <jlaroche> I'm running ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 on an eee pc (model 1000HE). After installing and removing (purging) a program (eeepc-acpi-utilities) my compiz / desktop effects / maybe my video drivers were broken.... can anyone help?
[00:08] <jrib> f00dn00b: you already have the wine appdb page, and have also been pointed to vbox as an alternative
[00:08] <syslq78> Ah, he quit :\
[00:08] <anom01y> I see both computers in the giver program, but when I try sending a file to the other user, nothing happens
[00:09] <coleys> hornets: Yes, and I think you will be able to view it from an external browser. So you can view it from another location.
[00:09] <f00dn00b> !school days in wine or virtualbox
[00:09] <Andorin> MaT-dg: DMZ set.
[00:09] <OttifantSir> Visualante: I run an ATI Radeon HD 3450 in FullHD, but not 1680x1050
[00:09] <hornets> oh cool
[00:09] <coleys> Are you joking lol =P
[00:09] <f00dn00b> !school days run under wine or virtualbox
[00:09] <LjL> f00dn00b: how about you just stick to the channel's topic, which is technical support of Ubuntu
[00:09] <LjL> !botabuse | f00dn00b
[00:09] <MaT-dg> Andorin: okay, let's see what deluge thinks about the port now
[00:09] <hornets> coleys: ssh ftw.
[00:09] <hornets> no browsing.
[00:09] <hornets> lol
[00:09] <usr13> f00dn00b: Please quit it.
[00:09] <f00dn00b> this is technical support: i'm trying to get a program running
[00:09] <blz> f00dn00b:  have you tried winehq for that info?  you might find it there
[00:09] <coleys> hornets: AmEN :)
[00:10] <jrib> f00dn00b: what is your question?
[00:10] <Visualante> OttifantSir: my Catalyst Control centre only goes up to 1600x1200, can i manually override this?
[00:10] <thefeds> Windows 7 is nice.
[00:10] <usr13> f00dn00b: no you are not.
[00:10] <syslq78> f00dn00b, which programm?
[00:10] <thefeds> Who has win7?
[00:10] <f00dn00b> "can i run school days (an 0verflow game) in ubuntu?
[00:10] <f00dn00b> "
 see how i just timed out i dont know wtf is going on with it but i cant keep it connected
[00:10] <coleys> !ot > thefeds
[00:10] <hornets> coleys: thanks dude.
[00:10] <blz> thefeds:  i do!
[00:10] <jrib> f00dn00b: read my last response to you.
[00:10] <hornets> and OttifantSir.
[00:10] <syslq78> treetopj, you could increase TX power of your wifi card, linux isnt really best at wireless but you can get it working with little effort but you'll need open source drivers for that
[00:10] <coleys> hornets: Np =) enjoy.
[00:10] <hornets> for your time.
[00:10] <Hilikus> how can i remove the available drives to mount that are on the left menu on nautilus?
[00:10] <usr13> f00dn00b: no
[00:10] <Hilikus> or remove some of them
[00:10] <erick> spabish
[00:10] <coleys> Hilikus: Right click, and choose HIDE?
[00:10] <erick> spanish
[00:10] <blz> f00dn00b:  try looking it up in winehq
[00:10] <afv> quick question: at gnome how can i choose the default apps? i can't remember where is that option.. :s (want to set firefox-3.5 instead of firefox..)
[00:10] <f00dn00b> if not, why not? and is there a way to rectify that?
 i looked alittle for that but do you thin nk that is what it is ?
[00:10] <jrib> !defaultapp | afv
[00:11] <Andorin> MaT-dg: Still registers as closed. Perhaps I should set my modem to DMZ as well?
[00:11] <syslq78> treetopj, I think it is, I had the same problem on my laptop
[00:11] <f00dn00b> wow wine's directx support is getting good! *ot*
[00:11] <Hilikus> coleys: i don't see that option
[00:11] <blackest_knight> afv:  have you got ff3.5 working ?
[00:11] <MaT-dg> thefeds: I have the ISO and want to replace vista in my duall-boot setup, but I can't because windows will erase my bootloader... xD
[00:11] <legend2440> afv: system>preferences>preferred apps
[00:11] <syslq78> treetopj, now it's fine
[00:11] <afv> not in nautilus but in "everything".. say at update manager, for example, to see the changelogs..
 can you direct me in the right direction so i dont wait more time than i have to please ;p
 id be really geatful
[00:11] <afv> thanks legend2440 :)
[00:11] <glitsj16> hornets: have you seen iftop yet? that shows bandwith usage info i believe
[00:11] <afv> blackest_knight, yes.. why?
[00:12] <syslq78> treetopj, what's your wireless NIC?
[00:12] <mcr_> Is it possible to turn off the URL catcher in xchat?
[00:12] <blackest_knight> afv:  i set up ff3.5 but i get 3.011 come up in the about so i figure i must have both
[00:12] <coleys> Hilikus: do you want it to automount? or...
[00:12] <OttifantSir> Visualante: Catalyst is proprietary software, so you'll have to ask ATI for that, or someone else. I'm perfectly fine with mine. Which card is it? Good info to know as you move along.
[00:12] <Hilikus> how can i change the process icon for ff3.5. i changed it in the menus already
[00:12] <afv> been there and didn't find it :p
[00:12] <Hilikus> coleys: in my laptop i have a recovery partition that i don't want to list there
[00:12] <Visualante> it's a HD4850 card
[00:12] <afv> blackest_knight, you're not opening the 3.5 then..
[00:12] <lstarnes> mcr_: try /set auto_save_url OFF
[00:12] <jlaroche> I'm running ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 on an eee pc (model 1000HE). After installing and removing (purging) a program (eeepc-acpi-utilities) my compiz / desktop effects / maybe my video drivers were broken.... can anyone help?
[00:12] <mcr_> thanks!
[00:13] <Visualante> OttifantSir: i don't really mind what software i use, but the open source ones were shit for me fo
[00:13] <coleys> Hilikus: if it automounted to say /recovery it wouldn't be listed. Would that be acceptable?
[00:13] <jlaroche> how do I check if my video drivers are installed properly?
[00:13] <blackest_knight> afv:  thats what i thought any idea where the real 3.5 is
[00:13] <glitsj16> blackest_knight: try firefox-3.5 as start command
[00:13] <Visualante> jlaroche: can you see things on the screen?
[00:13] <blackest_knight> ok
[00:13] <jlaroche> lol
[00:13] <jlaroche> yes
[00:13] <Visualante> :D all systems are fine!
[00:13] <MaT-dg> Andorin: I don't think so, your modem just passes everything to the router... unless your modem has a built-in router
[00:13] <f00dn00b> i have a question: is it possible to get windows viruses in wine?
[00:13] <jlaroche> is that the "linux preferred method" ?
[00:13] <jrib> f00dn00b: with some work, sure
[00:13] <safruhani> glitsj16: update-rc.d -f mpd remove
[00:14] <Hilikus> coleys: it's not even mounted unless i double click it, but i don't want to have that option there
[00:14] <Visualante> jlaroche: just kidding with you. i'm not sure to be honest
[00:14] <safruhani> is it possible to change "remove" to "add" ?
[00:14] <safruhani> glitsj16: ^^
[00:14] <OttifantSir> Visualante: This isn't so much about personal preference as the community's ability to help you. As it is proprietary software, it's closed-source, meaning it might not be possible to override the settings you already get. And again: What's your card?
[00:14] <f00dn00b> jrib: so is there anything i should watch out for?
[00:14] <blackest_knight> afv: thanks for that
[00:14] <syslq78> jlaroche, well glxgear should give you some usefull info
[00:14] <erick> hablar español
[00:14] <afv> blackest_knight, just run "firefox-3.5" from a terminal, for example
[00:14] <Andorin> MaT-dg: I could check.
[00:14] <erick> español
[00:14] <epicreviews> hey everytime I start Ubuntu, I get the keyring login thing. Is there a way I can have it automatically log in?
[00:14] <coleys> Hilikus: I know... =P Do you care if it was to be mounted automcatically?
[00:14] <erick> jjejejej
[00:14] <jrib> f00dn00b: ask #winehq, I don't know about that
[00:14] <syslq78> f00dn00b, no
[00:14] <LjL> !es | rick
[00:14] <erick> efskgsdj
[00:14] <usr13> Anyone have experience with a Acer Aspire AOA150-1635?
[00:14] <LjL> !es | erick
[00:14] <Visualante> OttifantSir: it's a 4850 card.
[00:14] <LjL> ugh
[00:14] <usr13> Any advice?
[00:14] <epicreviews> hey everytime I start Ubuntu, I get the keyring login thing. Is there a way I can have it automatically log in?
[00:14] <syslq78> f00dn00b, wine is just an api translator and you can not endanger your linux system trough it
[00:14] <Hilikus> coleys: no, i want the UI to be completly unaware of that partition
[00:15] <f00dn00b> hooray!!!! school days is running! wowee! in all its anime glory!
[00:15] <glitsj16> safruhani: i think it is added by default, so my guess is that woudn't work but no hurt in trying it
[00:15] <Andorin> MaT-dg: I don't think it does.
[00:15] <MaT-dg> Andorin: check the linsys status page and see what IP Adress you find there (pm it to me)
[00:15] <Hilikus> coleys: if i mount it it's going to be mounted somewhere. mnt, media, etc
[00:15] <jlaroche> syslq78 - i guess I don't have glxgear installed... i get command not found
[00:15] <anom01y> hi, I have two computers with ubuntu installed to both, I need to transfer files from one to the other, how do I set up file sharing ?
[00:15] <f00dn00b> is it possible to play drmed media in ubuntu?
[00:15] <theTroy> any help please? how to access a desktop of a user in a terminal window (both users are on the same box)
[00:15] <usr13> Anyone have any experience installing on an Acer Aspire AOA150-1635?  Any pointers?
[00:16] <epicreviews> hey everytime I start Ubuntu, I get the keyring login thing. Is there a way I can have it automatically log in?
[00:16] <Visualante> f00dn00b: sure, i can't see why not.
[00:16] <theTroy> not SU, as it gives you cmd access, but actual video access
[00:16] <Hilikus> epicreviews: yes
[00:16] <jlaroche> so again, this should be a simple one - how do I check if my video drivers are installed properly?
[00:16] <f00dn00b> is there any way to "un-drm" media files?
[00:16] <jefinc> anom01y: you need to install the samba packages
[00:16] <blackest_knight> anom01y:  can i suggest sshfs
[00:16] <syslq78> jlaroche, well if your compiz works in all it's glory they are :)
[00:16] <pelmen> epicreviews: just create an empty password for keyring
[00:17] <Visualante> f00dn00b: of course, most DRM can be broken
[00:17] <binarymutant> how do I get nm-applet to stop trying to automatically connect to wifi when I login?
[00:17] <jlaroche> well they are not
[00:17] <cross> czesc
[00:17] <Ravious> anyone know of a way to add a sub directory to the sysfs?
[00:17] <f00dn00b> is it legal to un-drm files?
[00:17] <jrib> f00dn00b: ask your lawyer
[00:17] <anom01y> blackest_knight, do I need sshfs on the client or server or both ?
[00:17] <Hilikus> f00dn00b: i doubt it
[00:18] <mcr_> f00dn00b no, and this isnt an ubuntu problem, its a "buying drm infested files" problem
[00:18] <Hilikus> any idea how to remove icons like xchat from the top right menu? it's already in the task bar, i don't want to have it twice
[00:18] <Hilikus> also the NM logo. this is a desktop and it's always connected
[00:18] <blackest_knight> sshfs works on any computer that is running ssh server ( if you have more than one pc you want that anyway sshfs can easily access any folder you have rights too it requires no advance configuration hense i have over a terabyte of storage on a netbook :)
[00:18] <coleys> Hilikus: What partition is it, and what file system? Ill post in a sec what to do.
[00:19] <jlaroche> I'm running ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 on an eee pc (model 1000HE). After installing and removing (purging) a program (eeepc-acpi-utilities) my compiz / desktop effects / maybe my video drivers were broken.... can anyone help?
[00:19] <Hilikus> coleys: it's fat32
[00:19] <epicreviews> hey everytime I start Ubuntu, I get the keyring login thing. Is there a way I can have it automatically log in?
[00:19] <blackest_knight> anom01y:  sshfs is run on the client open ssh server runs ons the server
[00:19] <jlaroche> how does one check if their video drivers are installed properly?
[00:19] <Hilikus> epicreviews: yes
[00:19] <arflebarfle> Hi.  I am trying to figure out what is wrong with cheese or my kernel.  It seems that when I use Cheese to record video that the uvc video driver for my webcam fails after I close Cheese.  The next time I open Cheese the webcam driver has failed, so I see a test image.  How can I reset the uvc driver state?
[00:19] <epicreviews> Hilikus... how?
[00:19] <pelmen> epicreviews: yes
[00:19] <Hilikus> epicreviews: can't remember, let me check
[00:20] <blackest_knight> anom01y:  after years of getting fed up with samba shares and nfs sshfs is simply easy and secure
[00:20] <Hilikus> epicreviews: system/admin/login window
[00:20] <glitsj16> jlaroche: one way would be to read the /var/log/Xorg.0.log and check for warnings (lines starting with (WW) and/or errors (EE)
[00:20] <arflebarfle> -- Oh, and I know the webcam driver has a problem, because the dmesg lists a uvcvideo problem.  I think the webcam still works with skype usually, but for some reason Cheese makes the driver fail.
[00:21] <epicreviews> no I'm talking about the keyring thing
[00:21] <foul_owl> can ubuntu create and install to jffs2 out of the box?
[00:21] <safruhani> glitsj16: so what will i do ?
[00:21] <epicreviews> it brings up a keyring thing to connect to my wireless network
[00:21] <Hilikus> epicreviews: ooh after you login?
[00:21] <dryfyre> will wine work with mac programs
[00:21] <epicreviews> yeah
[00:21] <coleys> Hilikus: sudo gedit /etc/fstab add the following line '/dev/sda# /mnt/recovery cfat noauto,users,uid=1000,gid=100,umask=007 0 2'
[00:21] <arthur_> question? i installed jaunty during instalation i checked no password required to log in option, is there a way to enable a user login now? so it takes user name and passwd to log in?
[00:21] <safruhani> glitsj16: the web site u have given before not include about this situation
[00:21] <OttifantSir> Visualante: I googled your card and problem and found an archive-post in the forums that seems to deal with your problem. It's long, and it seems the first steps aren't correct, so read the entire thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-893937.html
[00:21] <dryfyre> thnx
[00:21] <coleys> sda# being the partion #, it might be sdb or something change accordinglty.
[00:21] <Ravious> anyone know of a way to add a directory to sysfs?
[00:21] <Hilikus> coleys: why would i need an entry in fstab??
[00:22] <Hilikus> that'll remove it from the menu?
[00:22] <dryfyre> any way i can work mac like i can with ubuntu w/ windows inside ubuntu
[00:22] <coleys> Hilikus: its the noauto that will do its magic, it will be hidden from nautilus and not mounted due to noauto
[00:22] <f00dn00b> 糞
[00:22] <glitsj16> safruhani: can you pastebin your /etc/mpd.conf and /etc/init.d/mpd somewhere? i can take a look, and so can others
[00:22] <jschiff> dryfyre: not legally
[00:22] <f00dn00b> my x server just bastardised
[00:22] <Hilikus> coleys: there must be a way to disable it without making it mountable in fstab
[00:22] <Hilikus> no?
[00:22] <jlaroche> glitsj16 - i have a few WW's but no EE's
[00:22] <hornets> coleys: DUDE
[00:23] <hornets> that app is teh shit.
[00:23] <owen1> i created a 2GB partition on my usb-drive and put ubuntu via usb-creator. when i reboot i see frozen black screen with blinking cursur. any clues?
[00:23] <arthur_> question? i installed jaunty during instalation i checked no password required to log in option, is there a way to enable a user login now? so it takes user name and passwd to log in?
[00:23] <dryfyre> oh well thats a bust
[00:23] <syslq78> f00dn00b, dunno, I dont have any problem with any of my ubuntu installations and there are several of them
[00:23] <dryfyre> yas thru users
[00:23] <glitsj16> jlaroche: than things look fine :) ... do you experience any quirks?
[00:23] <the9a3eedi> Hi. Am I the only one who seems to be getting a lot of totoally random X crashes? It's pretty annoying. I think it's either caused by firefox, or by compiz fusion, or perhaps a glitch?
[00:23] <safruhani> glitsj16:  /etc/init.d/mpd  http://pastebin.com/f272c2978
[00:23] <f00dn00b> i suppose thats what i get for upgrading to the development branch of karmic =S
[00:23] <coleys> hornets: Oh yeah =)?
[00:23] <safruhani> glitsj16: /etc/mpd.conf  http://pastebin.com/f4d8796e3
[00:23] <mcr_> or a memory problem
[00:23] <jlaroche> glitsj16 - I'm running ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 on an eee pc (model 1000HE). After installing and removing (purging) a program (eeepc-acpi-utilities) my compiz / desktop effects / maybe my video drivers were broken.... can anyone help?
[00:23] <coleys> hornets: Just what you were looking for?
[00:23] <arflebarfle> I gather that no one knows what is wrong with Cheese and uvcvideo, or how to reset the driver.  Do you know of a better program than Cheese that will record audio and video?
[00:23] <glitsj16> safruhani: okay, i'll take a look and report back
[00:23] <blackest_knight>  anom01y example   sshfs me@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/me /home/me/sshfs/ (mounts the home folder of me on the remote system in home/me/sshfs  (this folder could be called anything just make sure its empty)
[00:24] <jlaroche> glitsj16 - my UNR GUI is running slow as molasses and my desktop effects are off (and won't let me turn them on)
[00:24] <sadris> Is there anyway I can skip the Paritioning step in the Ubuntu installer? I have a special way that I want my XFS partition done and I had already done it ahead of time.
[00:24] <glitsj16> jlaroche: not familiar with netbook remix, but have you tried to reinstall eeepc-acpi-utilities yet?
[00:24] <coleys> sadris: Custome Partition. Is what you will want.
[00:24] <anom01y> blackest_knight, I have the server running (sshd), but I can't use sshfs.. I keep getting "missing host" when I use sshfs <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:25] <coleys> sadris: Custom Partitioning*
[00:25] <arflebarfle> the9a3eedi: I have heard of a lot of X crashes from others.  In recent times I have mostly been experiencing network problems, and now the webcam driver problem.
[00:25] <dryfyre> any way i can expand to two monitors
[00:25] <jlaroche> glitsj16 - yes... did that way before I groveled to IRC for help
[00:25] <arthur_> question? i installed jaunty during installation i checked no password required to log in option, is there a way to enable a user login now? so it takes user name and passwd to log in? ???
[00:25] <arflebarfle> the9a3eedi: what driver are you using with X.org?
[00:25] <the9a3eedi> arflebarfle, official nvidia drivers
[00:25] <VCoolio> arthur_: system > administration > login window, there an option there to check
[00:25] <igsen> !Mixer
[00:26] <glitsj16> jlaroche: only suggestion i have is to check launchpad for possible bugs on that --> bugs.launchpad.net
[00:26] <darkhamm> hey people, i only want to know if for gnu/linux we have something like the remote control for the iphone, but for symbian and others....
[00:26] <the9a3eedi> arflebarfle, speaking of network, I seem to have wierd wireless issues.. but I doubt it's the problem with X
[00:26] <the9a3eedi> it just crashes totally randomly
[00:26] <dryfyre> any way to expand to two monitors
[00:26] <foul_owl> anyone know how to fix grub error 2?
[00:26] <the9a3eedi> well, seemingly randomly
[00:26] <arflebarfle> the9a3eedi: oh, well I am using nvidia hardware too, but I am using older nvidia hardware for the most part.  One machine is using a newer Ubuntu than the other though.  I avoid upgrading Ubuntu because every upgrade is like 2 steps forward and 1 step back.
[00:26] <coleys> glitsj16: Yes. =o
[00:26] <coleys> darkhamm: Yes&
[00:26] <sadris> coleys: I believe I am already using that; I set up the LVM and raid1 with the Manually Partition option in partman, for the XFS, I am going to another terminal and making the partition
[00:27] <jlaroche> glitsj16 - so basically, if a package breaks something essential in Ubuntu you basically just have to reinstall your entire OS?
[00:27] <dryfyre> is there a hackers irc channel
[00:27] <coleys> sadris: You need to specifiy the install locations from the installer. It is a mandatory step.
[00:27] <blackest_knight> anom01y:  you need your user name eg<EMAIL_ADDRESS><-example mounting remote root /home/anom01y/myremoteroot/
[00:27] <coleys> sadris: Otherwise you are not specifiying where to install everything.
[00:27] <watino> If I dd an iso of a live cd  to a partition and flag it as boot, should it work?
[00:27] <darkhamm> coleys: tell me more
[00:27] <coleys> darkhamm: Bluetooth? Infrared
[00:28] <darkhamm> coleys: bluetooth
[00:28] <arflebarfle> the9a3eedi: someone told me that the Intel video cards have better support, and the drivers are open source, but from what I have seen there are bugs there too, and the OpenGL support may not be as good for gaming or CAD in some cases.
[00:28] <sXeChris> guys what is a good program for recording videos?
[00:28] <coleys> darkhamm: Bluetooth is preinstalled if available on computer, so you have the icon in your system tray, and you can pair devices quite easily.
[00:29] <safruhani> thanks for your patience glitsj16
[00:29] <Dreki> every time i mount an ISO image every file on the image has ;1 behind it, anyone know why?
[00:29] <blackest_knight> sXeChris:  depends on the source
[00:29] <coleys> sXeChris: gtkRecordMyDesktop?
[00:29] <the9a3eedi> arflebarfle, Intel drivers are probably the best out there from what I heard. Too bad their cards suck
[00:29] <sXeChris> coleys
[00:29] <sXeChris> any other one?
[00:29] <sXeChris> cuz that one lags
[00:29] <the9a3eedi> guess I really can't do much about this
[00:29] <nellmathew> hey guys i was wondering, is there a vm or something similar that allows me to run a virtual machine or install an operating system to a partition from within ubuntu (key: to a PARTITION, not to a "virtual disk")
[00:29] <glitsj16> safruhani: going to reply to your paste, please give me a few minutes, can i PM you on this?
[00:29] <danbhfive> !screencast | sXeChris
[00:29] <coleys> sXeChris: It depends on your graphics chipset, of course. =o
[00:29] <the9a3eedi> though I also think it seems to crash when I open websites that use flash
[00:30] <the9a3eedi> stupid flash :/
[00:30] <darkhamm> coleys: yes, all right, but what can i use on a phone like n70 nokia for the remote control?
[00:30] <f00dn00b> has anyone has any serious x server issues in karmic alpha?
[00:30] <lstarnes> nellmathew: I know that kvm/qemu can.  I think virtualbox might be able to as well
[00:30] <f00dn00b> mine keeps dying every 10mins or so
[00:30] <f00dn00b> really annoying!
[00:30] <arflebarfle> nellmathew: I think that qemu can do that.  I seem to recall it has the ability to directly access a partition, amongst the virtual disk image formats.
[00:30] <coleys> darkhamm: does it have bluetooth?
[00:30] <darkhamm> coleys: yes,
[00:30] <sudo_killall_tro> shutit f00dn00b
[00:30] <coleys> !bluetooth | darkhamm
[00:30] <f00dn00b> !x
[00:31] <blackest_knight> f00dn00b:  not that serious but i've had ffox crash and reset my desktop
[00:31] <Dreki> every time i mount an ISO image every file on the image has ;1 behind it, anyone know why?
[00:31] <nellmathew> lstarnes, arflebarfle: thanks! i'll check out qemu
[00:31] <f00dn00b> lol same here
[00:31] <jlaroche> compiz broken - I have error messages I can share - please help
[00:31] <danbhfive> !karmic | f00dn00b
[00:31] <f00dn00b> pretty much anything that can happen has happened to my x server lol!
[00:31] <coleys> Dreki: How are you mounting it?
[00:31] <f00dn00b> and dont worry i know what karmic is danbhfive lol!
[00:31] <arflebarfle> Is there a good way to restore the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace behavior in Ubuntu?  I would like the ability to restart X sometimes, and it seems that I lost that recently.
[00:31] <coleys> f00dn00b: doubt it.
[00:32] <coleys> arflebarfle: !dontzap
[00:32] <f00dn00b> i've been using it for the past few days
[00:32] <coleys> !dontzap | arflebarfle
[00:32] <f00dn00b> yes i know about dontzap
[00:32] <Dreki> coleys right click and open with archive mounter
[00:32] <danbhfive> f00dn00b: yeah, but you should bring it's discussion to #ubuntu+1
[00:32] <nmatrix9> anyone know Fezie?
[00:32] <OttifantSir> jlaroche: in terminal, do "dpkg -l xserver-xorg-video-intel" and see if you have that driver. I believe that's the correct one for your graphics card.
[00:32] <f00dn00b> i always disable dontzap cos its annoying not to be able to reset the x server
[00:32] <sudo_killall_tro> shut up f00dn00b
[00:33] <sudo_killall_tro> you are a troll
[00:33] <sudo_killall_tro> f00dn00b is a troll!
[00:33] <LjL> calm down
[00:33] <sudo_killall_tro> me?
[00:33] <arflebarfle> why was the support for Ctrl-Alt-Backspace removed from Ubuntu?
[00:33] <LjL> f00dn00b: karmic is for discussion in #ubuntu+1, not here
[00:33] <jrib> arflebarfle: that was an xorg decision
[00:33] <arflebarfle> err, I mean in the default install
[00:33] <danbhfive> f00dn00b: I think there is another x kill command: SysRq+k
[00:33] <arflebarfle> oh
[00:33] <f00dn00b> apparently, people used to commonly accidentally knock ctrlaltbs by mistake
[00:34] <f00dn00b> so it became disable by default
[00:34] <darkhamm> coleys: the ubuntu pages means articles for sony ericsson... nothing more?
[00:34] <f00dn00b> i know about srq+k, but c+a+bs is like second nature to me lol
[00:34] <_Apple_> can I get some help setting up dual monitors?
[00:34] <Dreki> coleys: any idea what ;1 at the end of a file means?
[00:34] <blackest_knight> arflebarfle:  probably to stop people instantly resetting desktop and crashing any apps running( and worse if using ext4)
[00:34] <sudo_killall_tro> f00dn00b, you are trolling
[00:34] <sudo_killall_tro> please leave *at once*
[00:35] <f00dn00b> ?
[00:35] <jrib> sudo_killall_tro: stop please
[00:35] <coleys> Dreki: sudo mount file.iso /location/ -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0
[00:35] <sudo_killall_tro> oh, sorry
[00:35] <sudo_killall_tro> f00dn00b, i think we should continue this in /msg
[00:35] <f00dn00b> um... how about no...
[00:36] <_Apple_> Dual Monitor set up? any takers?
[00:36] <epicreviews> how do I kill plasma/kde ?
[00:36] <blackest_knight> sudo_killall_tro:  your gettin too stressed for little reason.
[00:36] <coleys> darkhamm: No if you have bluetooth it will work =P
[00:36] <sudo_killall_tro> as if i am
[00:36] <darkhamm> coleys: oh great, i try
[00:36] <sudo_killall_tro> stop being so o/o/o
[00:36] <Dreki> coleys thank you i will try that
[00:36] <jrib> f00dn00b: it would be a shame if sudo_killall_tro got banned don't you think?
[00:37] <sudo_killall_tro> i just said he was a troll
[00:37] <f00dn00b> i'm not a troll
[00:37] <arthur_> question? i installed jaunty during installation i checked no password required to log in option, is there a way to enable a user login now? i went to /system/admin/login window but not sure excatly to check? i see where i can enable automatic login for a user...help
[00:37] <arflebarfle> If trolls have no one to speak to, and no one reacts, do they continue?
[00:37] <sudo_killall_tro> fine, i'll stop
[00:37] <coleys> arthur_: Login Window > Security
[00:37] <epicreviews> how do I go back to Gnome desktop? I accidentally started KDE
[00:37] <f00dn00b> i'm not a troll
[00:37] <rski> epicreviews: logout
[00:37] <coleys> epicreviews: Log out, click Sessions > Gnome
[00:37] <rski> epicreviews: and login
[00:37] <coleys> epicreviews: Then relogin.
[00:37] <arflebarfle> I have never in my life seen any good come from someone saying "don't feed the trolls" or calling someone a troll.
[00:38] <owen1> can i boot a live CD from a usb hard-drive? (not flash)
[00:38] <halberd> is there a guide for using ubuntu without the command line?  I want to set my mom up with ubuntu
[00:38] <coleys> owen1: Yes, unetbootin.
[00:38] <coleys> !unetbootin | owen1
[00:38] <halberd> ubuntu for nontechnical people
[00:38] <stroyan> Dreki: The trailing ";1' is an iso9660 standard file version number.  It is normally suppressed by linux unless you mount the iso with a "map=off" option.
[00:38] <rski> halberd: remove all shortcuts for firing up the terminal?
[00:38] <owen1> coleys: are u sure it support HARD DRIVES?
[00:38] <arthur__> i went to security tab but not sure wich option to check...
[00:38] <coleys> owen1: Yes.
[00:38] <K99Brain> arthur_, you are in the right place. disable automatic login if you want to be asked for the login pass
[00:39] <afv> arthur_, System > Administration > Users and Groups
[00:39] <mzz> halberd: worked for me (although I do still do a bit of maintenance and tend to resort to the commandline for that because I'm used to it)
[00:39] <BigJack> How do i change the "login:" prompt in sshd ?
[00:39] <halberd> like for example, mounting an external hard disk
[00:39] <blackest_knight> arthur_ go to system admin login window and lok under the security tab
[00:39] <halberd> how do you do that in ubuntu without the mnt command?
[00:39] <mzz> halberd: connect hard disk, wait for it to automount :)
[00:39] <arthur__> ok
[00:39] <coleys> owen1: You can install unetbootin from command line if you have jaunty.
[00:39] <halberd> mzz it doesn't seem to have done so
[00:39] <coleys> owen1: sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[00:39] <peeingforlife> yo peeps wah gwan g?
[00:40] <halberd> mzz but it mounts fine with sudo mount /dev/sdc1 <destination>
[00:40] <mzz> halberd: worked for me last time I tried it, although that wasn't an actual hard disk, it was flash storage (that *might* matter)
[00:40] <igsen> !cp
[00:40] <marks256> i have a terminal network setup. Is it possible to "pipe" program to other users?
[00:40] <trend> when I do apt-get install ahtwever i get: 404 Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[00:40] <mzz> halberd: also, there's a gui fstab editor that may be of use. I forgot the name, sorry.
[00:40] <coleys> trend: sudo apt-get update
[00:40] <halberd> mzz so it has to be in fstab?
[00:41] <mzz> halberd: like I said: last time I plugged in an external drive it just mounted. Internal drives are a bit different.
[00:41] <Raydiation> is there a way to find mp3s with missing id3 tags?
[00:41] <Raydiation> like no title?
[00:41] <lstarnes> trend: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[00:41] <trend> and it tells me to apt-get update.. which I do, but that errors out to w/: http://pastebin.com/pastebin.php
[00:41] <coleys> Raydiation: Beagle?
[00:41] <BigJack> halberd: you need to edit /etc/fstab
[00:41] <mzz> Raydiation: there are utilities for that, but I haven't used any of them recently, sorry.
[00:41] <alexander_> HEllo all!
[00:41] <arflebarfle> If I want to reset the webcam driver to restore the working driver state, so that cheese works again, is there any potential problem with unplugging the USB cable, and plugging it back in?
[00:41] <owen1> coleys: the title say FromUSBStick not usb hard drive..
[00:41] <alexander_> I really love ubuntu!
[00:41] <trend> Istarnes how can I tell :/
[00:41] <danbhfive> trend: that link was bad
[00:41] <trend> lol..
[00:41] <blackest_knight> halberd:  easiest way is add diskmounter to your top panel right click top panel and add diskmounter all other drives will show up on there and you can mount from there
[00:42] <coleys> owen1: It works for harddrives, it specifically has an option for harddrives. =o
[00:42] <mzz> halberd: if you do need to edit fstab for some reason there's some gui thing out there to do it with, but that isn't actually much more convenient than opening it in your favorite editor running as root.
[00:42] <lstarnes> trend: lsb_release -r
[00:42] <imnotgayjustles> hi
[00:42] <alexander_> ubuntu!!! (L)
[00:42] <marks256> i have a terminal network setup. Is it possible to "pipe" program to other users? say if one user was running a program, could that user just pipe the program to another user?
[00:42] <mzz> halberd: so if this really is an external drive you'll probably want to figure out why it's not automounting and fix that.
[00:42] <Raydiation> coleys: thats not the same as tracker right?
[00:42] <K99Brain> trend, paste us the file /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:42] <trend> http://pastebin.ca/1492130
[00:42] <halberd> mzz the thing is, that is not a problem for me
[00:42] <coleys> Raydiation: Beagle is search utility for gnome desktop
[00:42] <halberd> but it might be a problem for my mom
[00:42] <coleys> !beagle | Raydiation
[00:42] <trend> Release:	7.10
[00:42] <mzz> marks256: I'm pretty sure you could do that via a named pipe (or netcat if the users aren't on the same system)
[00:43] <lstarnes> trend: ubuntu 7.10 is no longer supported
[00:43] <BigJack> halberd:  i just had to do this for a server i built with extra hds.  google "ubuntu mount hard drives on startup fstab" they'll tell you how to add lines for each drive
[00:43] <lstarnes> trend: change the mirror that you're using to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com and upgrade
[00:43] <marks256> mzz, how does that work? all users are on the same central server
[00:43] <sadris> anyone know how i can specify custom format options to mkfs in the Ubuntu installer?
[00:43] <halberd> BigJack, I know how to do that
[00:43] <trend> oh, ok.. thanks!
[00:43] <halberd> but it would intimidate my mom
[00:43] <mzz> marks256: try "man mkfifo"
[00:43] <BigJack> oh..  just set up ssh for yourself
[00:44] <K99Brain> trend, ok, gutsy is NOT a LSB release and the support and security updates i think are finished
[00:44] <blackest_knight> halberd: just add the diskmounter applet to the top panel
[00:44] <K99Brain> trend, upgrade to hardy, al least
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[00:44] <FloodBot3> imnotgayjustles: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:44] <imnotgayjustles>  has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal error has occurred. XChat: A fatal
[00:44] <lstarnes> K99Brain: LTS, not LSB
[00:44] <Hilikus> lol
[00:44] <K99Brain> lstarnes, LOL, sorry
[00:44] <mzz> marks256: you create one of those, making sure the target user can read it and the source user can write it, then the source user runs their pipeline ending in "> thatnamedpipe" and the target user runs "< thatnamedpipe" into their end of the pipeline.
[00:44] <mzz> marks256: I'd expect that to work, but it's not like I've done it recently.
[00:45] <dhq> i have a dell m1530 now i have 3 jacks which support 5.1 channel. the problem is i cant get kubuntu to work with i
[00:45] <meoblast001> hello
[00:45] <marks256> mzz, woh that is confusing :) all these new terms :D
[00:45] <K99Brain> lstarnes, i was thinking to the lsb_release command, lol
[00:45] <meoblast001> my mom's computer is acting extremely weird.... after so long, her cursor won't click nor change states.... i reinstalled her system and it didn't fix it
[00:45] <meoblast001> any idea of what could be wrong?
[00:45] <trend> how can I upgrade by the command line? edit http://pastebin.com/m65eb7a31 to what?
[00:45] <owen1> coleys: is it possible to install .iso into my usb hard drive? or do i have to burn a CD?
[00:45] <lstarnes> meoblast001: sounds like a hardware problem
[00:45] <mzz> marks256: they take a little getting used to, and they're not that useful if you're a single user and have a nonancient shell.
[00:45] <Quatroking> hey there
[00:46] <Hilikus> meoblast001: maybe the mouse?
[00:46] <BigJack> try a new mouse
[00:46] <coleys> owen1: Unetbootin.
[00:46] <BigJack> lol
[00:46] <marks256> mzz, what exactly is a pipe? i just know the word. honestly i got this idea from the TV show 24... :$
[00:46] <BigJack> or check your memory?  that does weird stuff
[00:46] <meoblast001> Hilikus: no... because the cursor state doesn't actually change (wait, ready, resize)
[00:46] <Quatroking> I've got a 64-bit CPU, but from Intel and not AMD. Do I need the 64-bit iso or the i386?
[00:46] <Dreki> coleys i tried what you said to mount that iso and got "/dev/loop: No such file or directory"
[00:46] <coleys> owen1: Unetbootin installs iso to usbs/harddrives, aswell as a bootloader for them, so at boot of your computer you will have the option to boot that device.
[00:46] <rski> Quatroking: both work
[00:46] <Hilikus> meoblast001: this is in ubuntu?
[00:46] <meoblast001> lstarnes: is there actually a specific piece of hardware dedicated to clicking and changing the mouse state?
[00:46] <lstarnes> Quatroking: use either
[00:46] <meoblast001> Hilikus: yes
[00:46] <coleys> Dreki: sudo mount file.iso /location/ -t iso9660 -o ro,loop
[00:46] <owen1> coleys: ok. sudo unetbootin.  i'll try it now. btw, i have 2GB partition on my usb drive. it's FAT32. is it ok?
[00:46] <mzz> marks256: a "pipe" or "pipeline" is a frequently used term for a sequence of two or more commands with output from one being input to the next
[00:46] <Ravious> anyone know how to add an empty directory to the sysfs?
[00:47] <lstarnes> meoblast001: the button of the mouse itself has something to do with it
[00:47] <beware> a pipe as i know it is a conceptual object which a data stream goes in on one end, and comes out at the other
[00:47] <Quatroking> rski: so the AMD64 iso just works on intel cpu's too, as long as they're 64-bit?
[00:47] <coleys> owen1: Yes.
[00:47] <meoblast001> lstarnes: well.. it won't change states (ready, wait, resize)
[00:47] <coleys> Quatroking: Yes.
[00:47] <rski> Quatroking: yes
[00:47] <mzz> marks256: (so when you're using "|" in a shell command)
[00:47] <Quatroking> Then the description is awfully confusing.
[00:47] <coleys> owen1: And the command is... sudo apt-get install unetbootin
[00:47] <marks256> mzz, oh ok...
[00:47] <rski> Quatroking: report it as a bug then
[00:47] <Hilikus> Quatroking: agree
[00:47] <seeks> So, does anyone here use samba at all?
[00:47] <mzz> Quatroking: historical reasons.
[00:47] <OttifantSir> Quatroking: do as rski said.
[00:47] <meoblast001> Hilikus: lstarnes: i'm thinking about just downgrading her to 8.10, is there a chance that will work?
[00:48] <coleys> Hilikus: Work for yeah :)?
[00:48] <marks256> mzz, i've only used the | command once or twice but i think i know how it works. basically it takes the output of one program and puts it into the input of another, right?
[00:48] <lstarnes> meoblast001: possibly, but I;m not sure
[00:48] <K99Brain> trend, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades
[00:48] <Ravious> seeks: samba&nfs
[00:48] <mzz> Quatroking: I'm probably oversimplifying, but roughly it's intel adopting an architecture first used by amd in their athlon64 cpus.
[00:48] <BigJack> seeks: i use samba
[00:48] <mzz> Quatroking: (for extra confusion: intel has an older 64 bit architecture that's completely different)
[00:48] <seeks> Righto, well, I've got at a pretty simple question about it
[00:48] <Hilikus> coleys: no, i don't really want to add an fstab for that. there must be a way to tell it to just ignore it
[00:48] <mzz> marks256: yep
[00:48] <seeks> Regarding the "get" command, how do I use wildcards?
[00:48] <danbhfive> trend: try: sudo do-release-upgrade
[00:48] <majnoon> i usually just back up important stuffs and do a CLEAN install
[00:48] <meoblast001> ok.... i have a Hardy 64-bit live cd... i'l try that
[00:48] <meoblast001> brb
[00:48] <marks256> mzz, sweet i'll look into mkfifo and play around with it :)
[00:49] <seeks> I've got some long, convoluted filenames, haha.
[00:49] <coleys> Hilikus: there isn't in nautilus. Dolphin has the option to hide. (If you like KDE)
[00:49] <beware> amd64 == em64t == the normal 64 bits architecture supported by modern i386 based PC's
[00:49] <trend> danbhfive cool.. thanks!
[00:49] <mzz> marks256: oh, and another option is to use sudo inside a regular pipeline.
[00:49] <SHOOT3R> you guys care to help me with this install of ubuntu? I'm getting an error message on install
[00:49] <trend> K99Brain thanks :)
[00:49] <owen1> coleys: i am doing it now. last time a tried (usb-creator) i got black frozen screen with blinking cursur..
[00:49] <danbhfive> trend: let me know if it works
[00:49] <beware> (as opposed to ia64 which is an older architecture for some server CPU's)
[00:49] <marks256> mzz, and how is that done?
[00:49] <coleys> owen1: unetbootin is awesome, I expect sucess. =)
[00:49] <mzz> marks256: but to do that you need root (or at least need to convince root to give you the necessary sudo privs)
[00:49] <mzz> marks256: you know what sudo does?
[00:49] <lstarnes> trend: try http://pastebin.com/d1a9f6093
[00:49] <owen1> coleys: btw, i've been told it's only working with live cd, so alternat-CD will not work.
[00:49] <marks256> mzz, lol yes :)
[00:50] <Hilikus> coleys: well nautilus is getting the info that there is a device that can be mounted from somewhere, so maybe not nautilus but a system setting to hide that device as mountable
[00:50] <lstarnes> trend: after doing that, run sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:50] <BigJack> seeks: i'm a samba noob too. but if you're trying to access a path in command line use quotes ""  cd "/path/to file with spaces.whatever"
[00:50] <lstarnes> trend: then you should be able to upgrade to 8.04 using sudo do-release-upgrade
[00:50] <BigJack> that's all i can help with that
[00:50] <_Apple_> can some one please help me?
[00:50] <coleys> Hilikus: If you search google, there is weird changes you can make.
[00:50] <cobra-the-joker> hey there guys ...i have got 2 issues here with a laptop
[00:50] <trend> lstarnes cool.. i'm doing do-release-upgrade right now
[00:50] <coleys> !question | _Apple_
[00:50] <mzz> marks256: well, if you have a pipeline that generates output for a command that needs to run as root, you can do "blah | sudo command", if you know what I mean, and "blah" runs as you while "command" runs as root. "sudo" can take -u to switch to a non-root user.
[00:50] <sXeChris> why does my computer start lagging like crazy whenever i open gtk-recordmydesktop?
[00:51] <cobra-the-joker> one .....i cant get the wireless working in the pavilon HP
[00:51] <seeks> BigJack:  Nah, I'm actually just copying files from one area to another in the terminal.  In linux, I can just type "cp *avi" to get an avi
[00:51] <_Apple_> can some one please help me set up my monitors
[00:51] <owen1> coleys: see u soon, i am rebooting
[00:51] <coleys> cobra-the-joker: lspci | grep -i network
[00:51] <Dreki> coleys thanks that worked
[00:51] <mzz> marks256: but that only works if the user typing that is allowed to sudo to the other user. The mkfifo approach I mentioned doesn't need any special privs like that.
[00:51] <coleys> Dreki: =)
[00:51] <mzz> marks256: so they're different use cases.
[00:51] <coleys> owen1: Okay!
[00:51] <cobra-the-joker> coleys ....i dont have it right now ..its for my freind
[00:51] <Ravious> _Apple_: Whats the problem your having setting them up?
[00:51] <cobra-the-joker> it seem to be working
[00:51] <seeks> BigJack:  But with the samba thing, I have to use "get," and the wildcard doesn't work with that.  I'm just curious if there's something I'm missing
[00:51] <safruhani> sometimes i see phy0 process on running, but i couldn't find what it is doing ... ?
[00:51] <coleys> cobra-the-joker: I need to know his chipset to be able to help.
[00:52] <cobra-the-joker> but i cant enable the switch ...its touch
[00:52] <Hilikus> coleys: ill try that, thanks a lot man
[00:52] <BigJack> seeks:  ah.  no idea abou that one. sorry
[00:52] <mzz> seeks: err? just mount the partition?
[00:52] <coleys> Hilikus: No problem =)
[00:52] <seeks> BigJack:  Ha, no prob.  Thanks anyway.
[00:52] <marks256> mzz, ok. would you be kind enough to step me through how to do something basic? i just want to see it work, then i can play with it myself
[00:52] <cobra-the-joker> coleys  , is there is any way to force the wireless switch
[00:52] <cobra-the-joker> ?
[00:52] <seeks> mzz:  Well, I'm really quite the samba newbie.  I actually haven't gotten that far yet
[00:53] <coleys> cobra-the-joker: Bios?
[00:53] <seeks> mzz:  It gives me problems trying to mount it, but no problems if I just use "smbclient," for whatever reason.
[00:53] <_Apple_> Ravious: I've spent the past 5 hours trying to set up Dual monitors
[00:53] <_Apple_> and I have no thing show for it
[00:53] <coleys> Dreki: to unmount after using that command type: sudo umount file.iso OR sudo umount /location/
[00:53] <mzz> seeks: try "mount -t cifs '\\<IP_ADDRESS>\sharename' /mnt" iirc
[00:53] <jlaroche> _Apple_ - sounds like a typical Ubuntu moment
[00:53] <jlaroche> _Apple_ - spending more time fixing then doing
[00:54] <Ravious> _Apple_: how far have you gotten? issues? whats going on with them?
[00:54] <mzz> marks256: like what?
[00:54] <cobra-the-joker> coleys , i think
[00:54] <_Apple_> Ravious: I've gotten numerous errors and finally got some of them to go away but still can't get the resolutions to differ
[00:54] <marks256> mzz, oh i don't know. about send a simple gedit window to another user?
[00:54] <marks256> mzz, how about* lol
[00:55] <mzz> marks256: err, what? How do you "send" a window?
[00:55] <Ali_nz> hiya peoples
[00:55] <Ravious> _Apple_: Are these monitors on sep video cards, or on the same one like a twinview
[00:55] <Dreki> coleys: i was just about to ask that
[00:55] <_Apple_> Ravious: same card
[00:55] <Dreki> coleys thanks fot the help
[00:55] <transMIssion> heyho
[00:55] <Ravious> _Apple_: What kinda video card?
[00:55] <coleys> Dreki: Figured it would come up =) No problem.
[00:55] <sXeChris> why do i lag so much whenever i start GTK-recordmydesktop?
[00:55] <Ali_nz> in the gui, ubunutu should have native support for NTFS drives right?
[00:55] <saif> the wmv is not working
[00:55] <saif> i have ubuntu 8.1
[00:55] <_Apple_> Ravious: ones an VGA the other is  a composite
[00:56] <mzz> Ali_nz: works for me
[00:56] <coleys> Ali_nz: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[00:56] <marks256> mzz, that's what i'm asking. If i had one user that had gedit up, could they send that running program to another user.
[00:56] <Ali_nz> coleys: yeah I have done that
[00:56] <sXeChris> why do i lag so much whenever i start GTK-recordmydesktop?
[00:56] <sXeChris> Please someone?
[00:56] <sXeChris> i really need help
[00:56] <BigJack> sXeChris:  hardware too slow for it?
[00:56] <sXeChris> :-(
[00:56] <coleys> Ali_nz: sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[00:56] <FloodBot3> sXeChris: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:56] <Ali_nz> I can double click on the drive (nothing happens) or click mount
[00:56] <mzz> marks256: err, why would that involve a pipeline? Just save it somewhere and make sure the other user can read the file
[00:56] <Ali_nz> and and says can mount file (from memory)
[00:56] <K99Brain> saif, install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[00:56] <sXeChris> bigjack my hardware can't be better! i have quad core with 4 g ram
[00:56] <transMIssion> i read the article how to change cpu freq but i cant set the cpu_min_freq... or if i do it doesnt change. What did i do wrong?
[00:56] <marks256> mzz, i'm using a LTSP setup. So i'm wondering if i can "route" a window from one user's terminal to another user's terminal
[00:56] <Ravious> _Apple what make? nvidia ati?
[00:56] <mzz> marks256: I don't think I understand what you're trying to do
[00:56] <marks256> mzz, yeah i know, but that's no fun
[00:57] <BigJack> then i dunno. i'm a noob
[00:57] <BigJack> lol
[00:57] <_Apple_> Ravious: I can  get it to display if im in like low graphics mode but them I"m running at 8x6 on both monitors
[00:57] <marks256> mzz, Ok. i'll do another example
 how is that done
[00:57] <sXeChris> why do i lag so much whenever i start GTK-recordmydesktop?
[00:57] <seeks> mzz:  Welp, nothing yet, but I'm getting closer to it anyway.  Thanks for the tip.
 i tried vlc and mplayer
[00:57] <miguel> i deleted my panel, how do i restore it please
[00:57] <mzz> marks256: your original question was "Is it possible to "pipe" program to other users", so I thought you meant the shell pipeline kind of "pipe", with one half running as a different user
[00:57] <mzz> seeks: failed how?
 only voice no picture
[00:57] <transMIssion> miguel: every panel?
[00:57] <coleys> miguel: Right click, Add Panel?
[00:57] <Guest95262> the top panel
[00:57] <_Apple_> Ravious: when I open up the Nvidia settings the both show up but the one wont display regardless of what I do
[00:58] <Guest95262> i restored a new one but i want the original one
[00:58] <_Apple_> and I usually get an error after I try adjusting the settings
[00:58] <marks256> mzz, i'm running xchat right now. my user name is dusty. Say if i there was another user on my terminal server, could i send my program to them, without logging out and logging back in.
[00:58] <transMIssion> Guest95262: you have to customize
[00:58] <Ravious> _Apple_ you on ubu 9.04?
[00:58] <K99Brain> saif, try to install that package with synaptic or with this terminal command: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:58] <mzz> marks256: I seriously doubt it
[00:58] <marks256> mzz, so instead of the program showing up on MY x window session, it would show up on theirs
[00:58] <owen1_> coleys: didn't work. i chose the drive from the bios, hit F10 (save and exit) and after 10 secs i had black screen with blinking cursor. here is my partition: /dev/sdf2   *       19197       19457     2096482+   b  W95 FAT32
[00:58] <_Apple_> Ravious: 8.04 :/
[00:58] <Guest95262> ok well how do i get the setings back in there
[00:58] <seeks> mzz:  It just freezes and I have to control+c in the terminal, mostly.  I've tried a few different ips (198.162xxx, 127.0xxx, etc).
[00:59] <Guest95262> oh nevermind i will just make a new account
[00:59] <marks256> mzz, aww :( ok :) i was just curious
[00:59] <Guest95262> it is fresh so i javew nothing to loose
[00:59] <K99Brain> saif, if it's a codec problem, this should solve
[00:59] <Guest95262> thankyou
[00:59] <coleys> owen1_: You chose to boot from the drive?
[00:59] <mzz> marks256: you might be able to hack something up involving nx or the like, but moving windows across X servers is tricky, even if the two servers run as the same user.
[00:59] <transMIssion> Guest95262: k
[00:59] <Ali_nz> coleys: any ideas?
[00:59] <mzz> marks256: I can't think of a pretty way to do this offhand, but I'm tired, so I could easily be wrong.
[00:59] <sXeChris> why do i lag so much whenever i start GTK-recordmydesktop?
[00:59] <owen1_> coleys: i moved the drive with + sign.
[00:59] <Dreki> coleys if i try to mount to a point that isnt there i get "mount: mount point /media/cdrom1 does not exist"  is there a way i can make a new mount point so that i can have more than one iso mounted at a time and such?
[00:59] <coleys> Ali_nz: sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[00:59] <jonex_> how can i check what graphic card i have
[00:59] <owen1_> coleys: (in the bios)
[00:59] <Ali_nz> coleys: i have done that
 thank u very very very much
[00:59] <Ali_nz> still get the error
[00:59] <mzz> seeks: err? It shouldn't freeze if the ip you're targetting is reachable
[01:00] <marks256> mzz, ok. what should i be looking up?
 i `ll install it and tell u the result
[01:00] <coleys> Dreki: sudo mkdir /mnt/name/
[01:00] <coleys> Ali_nz: Open it
[01:00] <K99Brain> saif, ok
[01:00] <transMIssion> i read the article how to change cpu freq but i cant set the cpu_min_freq... or if i do it doesnt change. What did i do wrong?
[01:00] <marks256> mzz, i'd be more than happy to do some reading. i just need to be pointed in a direction ;)
[01:00] <owen1_> coleys: i can try it on another machine.
[01:00] <coleys> owen1_: do that.
[01:00] <coleys> owen1_: it should work.
[01:00] <mzz> marks256: nah, too tired to give you anything particularly useful for that one, sorry.
[01:00] <Ali_nz> coleys: "Unable to mount location / cant mount file"
[01:00] <Ravious> _apple_ could you post your xorg.conf file to pastebin? I'll take a look at it
[01:00] <marks256> mzz, understandable ;) thanks for the help anywya
[01:00] <Dreki> coleys:  oh well that makes sense...  sry im still figureing a lot of this out lol
[01:01] <seeks> mzz:  Yeah, I figure there's some weird thing I'm going to have to deal with.  This is going to take me a while, but oh well.
[01:01] <coleys> Dreki: No worries =P
[01:01] <jonex_> how i know what graphic card i have
[01:01] <lyra> i burned the 8.04 to dvd but i FORGOT 8.04 has some crappy acpi settin that wont boot for me
[01:01] <coleys> Dreki: Everyone goes through this point at sometime +p
[01:01] <lyra> so i need to download 8.10
[01:01] <mzz> seeks: if it really gets stuck that sounds like the other system has something enabled firewall-wise that's interfering
[01:01] <_Space_Case_> i have an old 600 mhz computer / and /home on  same drive.. swap is on a 4gb drive.. my question would i benefit or gain preformance by adding more partitions on sepert drives like /temp /var ... ect?
[01:01] <K99Brain> jonex_, lspci | grep -i vga
[01:01] <transMIssion> lyra: indeed
[01:01] <lyra> shouyld i just run it with nocpi
[01:01] <mzz> seeks: (but if I'm right you should get that in everything that speaks smb or cifs, not just mount)
[01:01] <meoblast001> lstarnes: Hilikus: i booted into the 9.04 install, tried to do updates, and got "Could no grab your mouse."   I can still connect with smbclient and all that.
[01:02] <mzz> seeks: what os does the target run?
[01:02] <seeks> mzz:  Windows 7
[01:02] <seeks> mzz:  RC.
[01:02] <mzz> seeks: huh, then I'd expect cifs to work. Sorry, not sure what's going on there.
[01:02] <lyra> if i do disable acpi, what am i missing exactly
[01:02] <_Apple_> Ravious: alright gimme a coupe
[01:03] <_Apple_> thanks
[01:03] <seeks> mzz:  No problem man, thanks for the help.  One last question... are wildcards even possible with the "get" command?
[01:03] <jlaroche> can anyone help me reinstall my video drivers and compiz in Ubuntu (netbook remix 9.04)? I am running an eee pc model # 1000HE.
[01:03] <mzz> seeks: beats me, I haven't touched the cli utils in ages.
[01:03] <transMIssion> lyra its a power management service, nothig severe i guess
[01:03]  * meoblast001 wonders if they left
[01:03] <seeks> mzz:  Haha, alright.  Thanks again.
[01:03] <yezid> w do i delete an account with all the files
[01:04] <yezid> i deleted it but the files are still there
[01:04] <transMIssion> i read the article how to change cpu freq but i cant set the cpu_min_freq... or if i do it doesnt change. What did i do wrong?
[01:04] <sXeChris> why do i lag so much whenever i start GTK-recordmydesktop?
[01:04] <sXeChris> ANYONE!!!??
[01:04] <th0r> yezid: userdel -r username
[01:04] <lstarnes> sXeChris: first of all, be patient.  Second, it requires a lot of processing since it has to intercept and process video signals from X
[01:04] <gogeta> yezid: delete its home folder
[01:04] <th0r> yezid: that is 'sudo userdel -r username'
[01:04] <mzz> yezid: "userdel -r" sounds promising, but if the account is already gone I'd just wipe their homedir manually.
[01:04] <owen1_> coleys: on the other machine i moved 'usb hard drive' in the bios to the top. F10, than i hit esc, to see the grub, but chose the first option. the machine booted as usual, ignoring my usb drive. am i suppose to choose it from grub?
[01:05] <jlaroche> can anyone help me reinstall my video drivers and compiz in Ubuntu (netbook remix 9.04)? I am running an eee pc model # 1000HE.
[01:05] <spence> hey ubuntu, how can i get better media support for VLC? i'd like to be able to be able to play an entire album in VLC
[01:05] <coleys> owen1_: Yeah
[01:05] <sXeChris> istarnes, so what do i do? because it doesn't stop lagging and my hardware is more than applicable for it to work
[01:05] <spence> it seems to temperamental
[01:05] <transMIssion> spence: use the playlist.
[01:05] <mzz> sXeChris: recording (and encoding) video is a bit cpu-intensive. I'm not surprised things get a little laggy.
[01:05] <owen1_> coleys: so it was in the grub, maybe at the middle/bottom of the list?
[01:05] <danbhfive> spence: I think there are a bunch of vlc plugins packages you can install
[01:05] <jonex_> need helppppppppppppppppppppppppp
[01:05] <jonex_> Gathering information about your system...
[01:05] <jonex_>  Distribution:          Ubuntu 9.04
[01:05] <jonex_>  Desktop environment:   GNOME
[01:05] <jonex_>  Graphics chip:         Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[01:05] <jonex_>  Driver in use:         intel
[01:05] <FloodBot3> jonex_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:05] <Jagosix> Hello People
[01:05] <lstarnes> sXeChris: are you using visual effects?
[01:05] <sXeChris> yes
[01:05] <_Apple_> Ravious: http://pastebin.ca/1492171
[01:05] <sXeChris> i turn them off?
[01:06] <Jagosix> I'm very noob to ubuntu
[01:06] <lstarnes> sXeChris: try that
[01:06] <yezid> it doesnt let me
[01:06] <spence> i do use that, transMIssion. but if i select an album in nautilus and open all in VLC the album will play half way through
[01:06] <Jagosix> my 1st time ....
[01:06] <Bob__> so, I have a Via Chrome 9, and GLX gears on full screen gives me 15 FPS, is there anyway to make the Chrome 9 perform any better?
[01:06] <lstarnes> sXeChris: visual effects also require a lot of processing
[01:06] <Jagosix> HAving trouble with the video resolution
[01:06] <gamerchick02> cabra-the-joker: what's up? maybe i can help
[01:06] <darkhamm> !bluetooth
[01:06] <yezid> says .thumbnails cannot be handeled
[01:06] <Jagosix> right now it won't go beyond 1024x768
[01:06] <transMIssion> spence: strange... never happend to me. Why use vlc if there are better player for music?
[01:06] <gamerchick02> cobra-the-joker: what's your question? maybe i can help
[01:06] <Jagosix> need to go beyond that
[01:07] <marks256> does anyone know how to list all the x server sessions opened on a machine?
[01:07] <Jagosix> hell even 1280x1024 would suffice
[01:07] <spence> transMIssion: well i wanted to use Sonata but i could't get the MPD working. i tried their support channel but they don't speak English that well
[01:07] <gogeta> transMIssion: xmms2?
[01:07] <Switch10> Jagosix: u have ati video card right?
[01:07] <yezid> i want to delete the home folder but wont let me, i already deleted the user name
[01:07] <spence> can i not just right click a selection of files in Nautilus and get it to play in order like Windaz?
[01:07] <Jagosix> i installed the nvidia drivers
[01:08] <gogeta> spence: xmmm2 is like winamp
[01:08] <woakus> having problems with network manager - currently cannot select "enable wireless" - wireless is available on other systems - help, please?
[01:08] <transMIssion> gogeta: tell spence, not me, lol
[01:08] <Jagosix> they work great, but I need a higher resolution
[01:08] <rski> gogeta: it's not
[01:08] <gogeta> i did
[01:08] <marks256> does anyone know how to list all the x server sessions opened on a machine?
[01:08] <transMIssion> sry too late
[01:08] <gogeta> xmms
[01:08] <Bob__> woakus, not every wireless card is supported, you know
[01:08] <marks256> does anyone know how to list all the x server sessions opened on a machine?
[01:09] <transMIssion> gogeta: what about rhytmbox?
[01:09] <danbhfive> marks256: maybe you could just search the running processes?  I really don't know
[01:09] <njh_> marks256: does ps aux | grep X help?
[01:09] <Switch10> I like rhythmbox
[01:09] <cobra-the-joker> gamerchick02 , i cant enable the wireless switch in HP pavilon as it is touch ..not a physical switch
[01:09] <Bob__> Does anyone know how to repeat the same question 50 times in a short span of time? How about you, marks256
[01:09] <gogeta> marks256: its you
[01:09] <transMIssion> Switch10: :-)
[01:09] <hornets> Switch10: exaile ftw
[01:09] <gogeta> marks256: did you get yor subnet conflict fixed
[01:09] <owen1_> coleys: i tried again, chose to boot from usb hard drive and it ignored it and load my xubuntu as usual.
[01:09] <woakus> network manager doesn't pick up anything - had network selectable, until I did something correcting a different problem and aquired this problem
[01:10] <coleys> owen1_: Okay, give unetbootin a try.
[01:10] <coleys> again*
[01:10] <marks256> Bob__, is that sarcasm?
[01:10] <owen1_> coleys: btw, i loaded xubuntu-desktop on unetbootin
[01:10] <marks256> gogeta, yes i did!
[01:10] <jonex_> chekea komo c meneaaaaaaaaaaaa
[01:10] <Bob__> marks256: Yes, I'm glad you recognized it.
[01:10] <gogeta> marks256: was i correct
[01:10] <owen1_> coleys: maybe something with primary/secondary?
[01:10] <marks256> Bob__, just trying to get help like everyone else.
[01:11] <Switch10> I don't think rhythmbox is coming with ubuntu 9.10
[01:11] <Bob__> marks256: I was meaning to say, repeating yourself 50 times in a row IS NOT APPRECIATED. some people will ignore you before helping if you do it.
[01:11] <marks256> gogeta, guess what the problem was! I wasn't specifying my dns sever. once i manually configured that, all worked great!
[01:11] <jonex_> q diba birtuallllllllllllllllll
[01:11] <Switch10> I think it comes with banshee
[01:11] <gogeta> marks256: you can do ps-A | grep xsession
[01:11] <transMIssion> Switch10: no gotta use the mint distro
[01:11] <gogeta> ps -A
[01:11] <Bob__> at least wait for your question to move off a fullscreened window, marks256
[01:11] <owen1_> coleys: btw, before using netbootin i did rm for all files on the partition.
[01:11] <kevdog> I thought rhythmbox development had stopped?
[01:12] <gogeta> should list all running xsessions
[01:12] <Switch10> Really
[01:12] <njh_> kevdog: I was not aware it was going
[01:12] <marks256> Bob__, oh crap i guesss id idnt' think about full screen... :$ sorry. i will do that from now on
[01:12] <Switch10> I hope not
[01:12] <transMIssion> kevdog: says who?
[01:12] <coleys> owen1_: Give it a try, again. BUt before verify the .iso's md5sum
[01:12] <Jagosix> can some-1 help me with the video settings
[01:12] <owen1_> coleys: already did. it's verified
[01:12] <Switch10> I don't like banshee
[01:12] <MindVirus> Is there any way to get a list of top-level packages (those without dependencies)?
[01:12] <howie> gogeta: hey was i supposed to recompile my kernal after i added that line ipv6=off ?
[01:12] <kevdog> cvs sources haven't been updated in along while
[01:12] <MindVirus> I mean.
[01:12] <MindVirus> Those that are not dependencies.
[01:12] <marks256> gogeta, njh_, yes it seems that doing the ps command does show information. i'll test it on my server in a minute
[01:13] <transMIssion> kevdog: hm yeah thats right ...
[01:13] <kevdog> or svn -- or whatever they use --
[01:13] <gogeta> howie i found more info on it ipv6 is no longer a module it caant be disabled
[01:13] <coleys> owen1_: okay well remove all from partition again, and then install.
[01:13] <Bob__> So...Chrome 9 still, and forever more, shall have cruddy support?
[01:13] <owen1_> coleys: ok...
[01:13] <Jagosix> i just want to change the resolution to 1280x1024
[01:13] <kevdog> unless someone is doing some stealth development behind the scenes
[01:13] <transMIssion> i use rhytmbox only second, first is foobar-emulation with wine ;-)
[01:13] <transMIssion> fast as hell
[01:13] <howie> gogeta, O so is there another solution? cause i cannect even get a connection with it anymore
[01:14] <MindVirus> Anyone know?
[01:14] <MindVirus> Pros with APT?
[01:14] <gogeta> howie only fix is to uupgrade to ther 2..3.30 kernel
[01:14] <kevdog> what?
[01:14] <kevdog> apt get?
[01:14] <MindVirus> kevdog, is there any way to get a list of top-level packages (those that are not dependencies)?
[01:14] <Switch10> transMIssion: u ever try media monkey with wine?
[01:14] <gogeta> howie but you lose restreted extras
[01:14] <danbhfive> MindVirus: top level to what?  like tasksel --task-packages ubuntu-desktop  ?
[01:14] <MindVirus> danbhfive, what?
[01:14] <jonex_> don omar
[01:14] <jonex_> julio voltio
[01:14] <jonex_> luny tunesssssssssssssss
[01:14] <kevdog> MindVirus: what do you want to do?
[01:14] <gogeta> howie 2.6.30
[01:14] <transMIssion> Switch10: nope im fine with foobar...
[01:15] <danbhfive> MindVirus: jigga what?
[01:15] <Switch10> transMIssion: haven't tried it
[01:15] <howie> gogeta, i see, so to enable my wirless i loose funtionality
[01:15] <njh_> kevdog: I do wish that people would just pick one music system and stick with it.
[01:15] <Bob__> later, I got another PC to try and figure out
[01:15] <MindVirus> kevdog, danbhfive: I want to get a list of packages that were installed that are not dependencies. I will use this list to see what programs I have installed but don't need.
[01:15] <gogeta> howie yes the bug is a big one
[01:16] <MindVirus> kevdog, danbhfive: for example, if a library is in that list, either I installed it and still use it or I need to remove it.
[01:16] <gogeta> howie unless you can find a kernel for junty compiled without ipv6
[01:16] <transMIssion> Switch10: you dont have to. but its a great player which i colundt leave behind in my windows times
[01:16] <kevdog> MindVirus: Yeah that would be a cool idea
[01:16] <gogeta> howie or recompile yourself
[01:16] <MindVirus> kevdog, danbhfive: any ideas?
[01:16] <gogeta> howie i tryed every methed even blacklisting ipv6 to disable it knothing works
[01:16] <danbhfive> MindVirus: I dunno, but maybe you want to look into deborphan to clean up orphaned packages instead  (I use gtkorphan)
[01:16] <transMIssion> How do i set the scaling_min_freq for cpu?
[01:16] <_Apple_> Ravious: http://tinypic.com/r/2vba9as/3
[01:17] <Switch10> transMIssion: does foobar write the album covers to tag?
[01:17] <kevdog> MindVirus: How did you install your stuff?
[01:17] <howie> gogeta, id be willing to do it but i dont know how
[01:17] <MindVirus> kevdog, apt-get.
[01:17] <MindVirus> danbhfive, what is the definition of orphan?
[01:17] <Switch10> I'm gonna have to get it
[01:17] <Switch10> To try
[01:17] <danbhfive> MindVirus: any package that has no other package depending on it
[01:17] <MindVirus> danbhfive, that's exactly what I need.
[01:18] <Ramonster> Hehe.. finally got Ubuntu working + Xchat :)
[01:18] <kevdog> I think aptitude is more fully featured but I would have to look into it
[01:18] <transMIssion> Switch10: mine doesnt but there are loads of plugins. Mine only writes rating and playcout into the tags.
[01:18] <``y7> my graphics/video drivers in ubuntu seem to be messed up. all of the video is lagged and youtube.com videos play in 5fps (this is a guess, but they are super slow when they've already buffered 100%). where can i begin to trouble shoot this issue?
[01:18] <Switch10> transMIssion: right on. And it's faster than rbox?
[01:18] <transMIssion> Switch10: dont expect too much. the basic version look really clean. but its very usable.
[01:18] <Ramonster> I got samba up now, but if I make a new folder in the shared samba folder, it doesnt show up on the ubuntu machine.. anyone could help me?
[01:19] <transMIssion> Switch10: with a huge library like mine...
[01:19] <icedtea> ``y7, what type of video card do you have
[01:19] <Micro2GB> dose any one use Xubuntu on paralles?
[01:19] <kevdog> transMIssion: I'm sure you have a "huge" library :)
[01:19] <Switch10> transMIssion: ya I got like like 170gig
[01:19] <transMIssion> How do i set the scaling_min_freq for cpu?
[01:19] <K99Brain> ``y7, check which version of the flash player you have
[01:19] <``y7> icedtea: the asus ax850xt platinum
[01:19] <``y7> K99Brain, how do i do that?
[01:20] <Ramonster> I got samba up now, but if I make a new folder in the shared samba folder, it doesnt show up on the ubuntu machine.. anyone could help me?
[01:20] <transMIssion> Switch10: yeah try it. im shure youll like it
[01:20] <K99Brain> ``y7, go in firefox and type:  about:plugins
[01:20] <lyra> is intrepid ibex 8.10 part of the LTS cycle
[01:20] <rski> !lts
[01:20] <quidnunc> How do I restart network manager? I use to do '/etc/dbus-1/event.d/25NetworkManager restart' but that seems to no longer be available on Jaunty.
[01:20] <kevdog> lyra: No its 8.04
[01:20] <owen1_> coleys: i had to enable 'external hard disk' in bios, and now i see black screen with 'boot:'
[01:20] <Switch10> I don't need anything pretty
[01:20] <owen1_> coleys: i guess it's some progress..
[01:20] <transMIssion> Does anybody know how do i set the scaling_min_freq for cpu, pls?
[01:20] <lyra> hm 8.04 doesnt work for me
[01:20] <darkhamm> carey: are you the author of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothRemoteControl ?
[01:20] <Jagosix> Hello People
[01:21] <kevdog> sudo services networkmanager restart?
[01:21] <lyra> 8.10 does 3~hoerver.
[01:21] <``y7> K99Brain, i have shockwave flash, is that the same thing?
[01:21] <kevdog> lyra: so stick with 8.10  for now
[01:21] <lyra>  /j #ubuntu+1
[01:21] <lyra> oop
[01:21] <coleys> owen1_: Then press enter
[01:21] <Ramonster> Anyone with some knowledge of samba?
[01:21] <K99Brain> ``y7, which version?
[01:21] <howie> gogeta, so how do i load the new kernal 2.6.30
[01:21] <coleys> owen1_: And you should see the unetbootin grub,
[01:21] <owen1_> coleys: wait..it works..
[01:21] <``y7> 10.0 r22
[01:21] <coleys> owen1_: Woo =)
[01:21] <Jagosix> I've just installed ubuntu 9.04. (1st time btw) It works great, but there's 1 small problem.....
[01:21] <K99Brain> ``y7, ok, it's right
[01:22] <Jagosix> The video settings are a pain to change
[01:22] <K99Brain> ``y7, try to disable compiz
[01:22] <transMIssion> allright good night....
[01:22] <karma> kevdog, might that be a bad idea
[01:22] <``y7> K99Brain, how?
[01:22] <quidnunc> kevdog: I don't seem to have a 'services' command.
[01:22] <coleys> owen1_: You'll notice its alot faster then a live cd. live usb ftw =)
[01:22] <owen1_> coleys: i didn't click on anything. so now i am in the live cd. i can do whatever, right? nothing is being saved.
[01:22] <Jagosix> I've installed the nvidia drivers
[01:22] <coleys> owen1_: exactly.
[01:22] <K99Brain> ``y7, system -> preferences -> apperance -> effects
[01:22] <kevdog> Let me look something up
[01:22] <owen1_> coleys: and when i'm done i can click install?
[01:22] <K99Brain> ``y7, select none
[01:22] <coleys> owen1_: You can choose to install or... Just do everything live.
[01:22] <Jagosix> it still won't do 1280x1024
[01:22] <Ramonster> Anyone with some knowledge of samba?
[01:22] <meoblast001> maybe this is an Ubuntu bug?
[01:22] <meoblast001> anyone?
[01:22] <quidnunc> kevdog: Never mind, its service
[01:22] <quidnunc> kevdog: Thanks.
[01:23] <Jagosix> can some 1 please help me out ?
[01:23] <``y7> K99Brain, i changed it to "none"
[01:23] <owen1_> coleys: thank you, so i had to enable this option from the bios, that's the trick. it's not enough to move it to #1.
[01:23] <kevdog> quidnunc:  So what was the command?
[01:23] <coleys> owen1_: Yeah, woo have fun.
[01:23] <K99Brain> ``y7, ok, try if it's already slow
[01:24] <Ramonster> Anyone with some knowledge of samba?
 are u there ??
[01:24] <Micro2GB> I need help with ftp
[01:24] <K99Brain> saif, yes
[01:24] <kevdog> sudo service networkmanager restart.   Does that work?
[01:25] <``y7> K99Brain, seems to have done the trick
 it reached to asetup for sun "configuring sun java6"
[01:25] <``y7> ty sir ;)
[01:25]  * kevdog says I hate samba
[01:25] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: A little, what's the problem?
[01:25] <MindVirus> What is an orphaned package and is it safe to remove them?
[01:25] <coleys> MindVirus: Packages that are not needed by any application this is installed, and yes they are safe to remove.
[01:25] <danbhfive> MindVirus: orphaned libraries should be ok to remove.
[01:26] <kevdog> Orphaned package means it there -- its not being used -- its lost -- it can be killed
[01:26] <Ramonster> OttifantSir: I got samba installed now. But if I get into the samba folder from my XP Machine and put some files/folders in it, I cant get to them on the ubuntu machine
[01:26] <MindVirus> coleys, you mean packages that are not dependencies?
[01:26] <danbhfive> MindVirus: other orphaned packages are NOT sage to remove
[01:26] <matu> hi
[01:26] <coleys> MindVirus: Were dependencies, but now are no longer needed due to removal of program, etc...
[01:26] <matu> my monitor it limited at 1024x768 in ubuntu
[01:27] <matu> but it s a 1280x1024
[01:27] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: On which machine is the samba-folder? The Ubuntu? Or the XP?
[01:27] <matu> do i need to create a xorg.conf ?
[01:27] <Ramonster> OttifantSir: On the Ubuntu machine
[01:27] <matu> *is
[01:27] <kevdog> is sysvconfig package installed by default?
[01:27] <matu> what am i supposed to do ?
[01:27] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: Where is it placed?
[01:28] <Ramonster> Ottifantsir: /srv/samba
[01:28] <fwaokda> I just recently activated the fglrx (or whatever its called) drivers and now when i try to boot up it gives me all sorts of static black and white image... how can i fix this? i can't get into ubuntu without the usb drive....
 r u there ?
[01:28] <kevdog> Ramonster: what are permissions on the file or folder
[01:28] <Ramonster> Kevdog: Chmodded to 777
[01:28] <klown> I've searched all over ubuntus forums, and checked the faq, im having a issue with login screen font size, and also in teamspeak, its the only two places I've noticed it.  Ubuntu Jaunty.
[01:29] <klown> anyone got any ideas on how to fix it?
[01:29] <kevdog> Ramonster: did it work?
[01:29] <afv> partiu! :o
[01:29] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: The files too?
[01:29] <afv> olá zottel
[01:29] <Ramonster> Kevdog: Yes...
[01:29] <Keranu> I, too, am having problems :\ . Anyone care to help another n00b?
[01:29] <afv> hey aurilliance
[01:29] <afv> oi
[01:29] <coleys> !question | Keranu
[01:29] <Ramonster> OttifantSir: Just need to chmod the folder right? Dont need to chmod every file?
[01:30] <kevdog> Ramonster: Im sensing a but
[01:30] <Keranu> Problem lies with the boot manager
[01:30] <_Apple_> Ravious: any luck?
[01:30] <aurilliance> afv: hithere... that was quick
[01:30] <afv> não :P
[01:30] <aurilliance> hmm bot?
[01:30] <coleys> !br | afv
[01:30] <Ramonster> kevdog: No, I just found it a rather strange question. Why shouldnt it work? :P
[01:30] <aurilliance> monring all. q: can anyone suggest a bible program for ubuntu? is ESword the best bet?
[01:30] <aurilliance> *ning
[01:31] <kevdog> Ramonster:  Ususally you don't end sentences with yes ...
[01:31] <afv> sorry, it wasn't "me"... just enabled a bot (at another network but it seems it worked on all networks/channels
[01:31] <Keranu> When asked in the Ubuntu installation where you want Grub installed, my system will either end up not showing Grub when I boot up my computer or it does show Grub, but gives me Error 21 when trying to boot my WinXP partition
[01:31] <Ramonster> Kevdog: Understood
[01:31] <kevdog> is sysvconfig package installed by default?
[01:31] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: Check the permissions on one of the files. I believe the command for changing the permissions on folder and files within them are chmod -R uga+rwx/777 /dir/to/
[01:31] <ubuser> Ramonster: You need only do the folder but if this is the first time and you have sub folders do a -r
[01:31] <coleys> Keranu: Did you resize your XP partition using ubuntu?
[01:31] <aurilliance> afv: ok
[01:31] <coleys> Keranu: If so, you could have possibly damaged it.
[01:32] <Keranu> No, I made seperate partitions before installing Ubuntu
[01:32] <saif> i am installin the restricted packages for ubuntu linux and now it show a sun agreement for package configuration
[01:32] <keepex> hola
[01:32] <kevdog> OttifantSir:  Whats wrong with chmod -R /dir/to/
[01:32] <saif> no how to agree on it ??
[01:32] <Ramonster> ubuser: like wat OttifantSir said? :)
[01:32] <coleys> saif: press space until you get to bottom, then agree
[01:32] <kevdog> OttifantSir:  Whats wrong with chmod -R 777 /dir/to/
[01:32] <``y7> i know how to login to my remote desktop via a windows computer with realvnc viewer, but how do i connect to another remote desktop from my ubuntu machine as my ubuntu machine being the viewer?
[01:32] <OttifantSir> kevdog: I see.... no ending /
 did not work
[01:33] <Keranu> I've tried installing Grub during the Ubuntu installation to different directories. The only one I haven't tried was installing it onto the partition with Ubuntu on it
[01:33] <ubuser> Ramonster: That is not what I was referring to
[01:33] <kevdog> Im bored
[01:33] <matu> i m bored to
[01:33] <majnoon> <-- is nuts
[01:33] <K99Brain> so i
[01:33] <chris0> I'm un-bored
[01:33] <OttifantSir> kevdog: Sorry. Getting off now. 02:33 here, and I got work tomorrow. Sorry for the confusion.
[01:33] <matu> anyone with a benq in 1280x1024 with ubuntu working ?
[01:33] <klown> I'd rather be bored, than annoyed.
[01:33] <bazhang> !ot > majnoon
[01:33] <kevdog> Im hungry
[01:33] <ubuser> Ramonster: Sudo chmod 777 folder -r
[01:33] <``y7> how do i connect to another remote desktop from my ubuntu machine as my ubuntu machine being the viewer?
[01:34] <kevdog> I think I might be out of here as well --
[01:34] <Ramonster> Kevdog: I did: sudo chmod -R 777 /dir/to/
[01:34] <kevdog> OK??
[01:35] <kevdog> or OK ...
[01:35] <matu> OK!!
[01:35] <matu> OK ,,,
[01:35] <klown> I've searched all over ubuntus forums, and checked the faq, im having a issue with login screen font size, and also in teamspeak, its the only two places I've noticed it.  Ubuntu Jaunty.
[01:35] <klown> anyone got any ideas on how to fix it?
[01:35]  * kevdog is surprised I haven't been booted to the offtopic channel
[01:35] <meoblast001> what could be causing the cursor to only work when it's clicking certain things
[01:35] <Keranu> Anyone have any ideas regarding my boot problem?
[01:35] <meoblast001> i can't move windows around, nor change appearance settings
[01:36] <meoblast001> but i can right click and go into the appearance settings
[01:36] <chris0> klown: you're trying to make it smaller?
[01:36] <meoblast001> i think Apps Places System is still working
[01:36] <kevdog> Later guys :)
[01:36] <matu> OK àéè
[01:36] <klown> chris0:  larger.  it is so small, I can't even read it.
[01:36] <Ramonster> Still cant see any files/folders in /srv/samba/downloads/
[01:36] <meoblast001> some windows are working now
[01:36] <meoblast001> hmm
[01:36] <kevdog> )▬╝♂♀☼
[01:36] <hilaire> hi
[01:36] <matu> OK ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
[01:36] <pelmen> so... lesnar or mir ?
[01:36] <klown> chris0:  also, teamspeak menu is blurry.
[01:36] <matu> OK ÆıØ↑®
[01:37] <howie>  apt-cache search kernel-image
[01:37] <howie> comedi-source - Comedi kernel module source
[01:37] <Ramonster> !ru matu
[01:37] <kevdog> !B7cXM§╚{╫A┤ΣτÜM▐o╝
[01:37] <Ramonster> !ru | matu
[01:37] <matu> but OK Æ§ÐªÆŁ&J too
[01:37] <bazhang> kevdog matu stop that
[01:37] <howie> what version is comedi?
[01:37] <meoblast001> and now it completely broke
[01:37] <matu> OK ¥¥¥$
[01:37] <kevdog> maybe ♀4,
[01:37] <meoblast001> damn it
[01:37] <matu> Ł®ŁŁ¥Ŋ
[01:37] <Ramonster> OttifantSir&Ubuser: Still cant see any files/folders in /srv/samba/downloads/
[01:37] <chris0> klown: hm...google 'make gdm font smaller'. It should tell you how to make it smaller, I think from 120dpi to 96dpi, and then just do the opposite. That ought to solve the gdm thing. I'm not sure about teamspeak...
[01:38] <owen1> coleys: it's not working on my desktop machine. i was looking at the bios for 'enable external harddrive' option but could'nt find it. i did manage to move the usb hard drive to the top of the boot list. what do u think?
[01:38] <majnoon> he say he bored and i get !ot for saying i'm nuts :) ok :)
[01:38] <ubuser> Ramonster: Under samba from the viewpoint of a windows xp box even if you don't have permissions you will still see files and folders
[01:38] <klown> chris0:  thank you, I'll try it for gdm, maybe it will fix the teamspeak issue as well.
[01:38] <jonex_> K99Brain where r u
[01:38] <owen1> coleys: maybe i can google for the bios version to see if it's supported.
[01:38] <chris0> klown: many people complain that the GDM font is too big, so there is documentation about that. if yours is too small, just do the opposite of what they say
[01:38] <ubuser> Ra
[01:38] <Ramonster> Ubuser: Yes, but i can see them in XP. But I need to get access to them from my Ubuntu Machine
[01:39] <ubuser> Ramonster: you are saying you Linux box doesn't see the files on a windows xp box?
[01:40] <jonex_> need help with compiz-check
[01:40] <MaT-dg> how can I play flash content like games in ubuntu (not FF)
[01:40] <Ramonster> Ubuser: No, my Linux Box doesnt see the files in the Linux Box :P
[01:40] <th0r> MaT-dg: vlc can play saved flash videos
[01:40] <ubuser> Ramonster:  the same computer?
[01:40] <chris0> MaT-dg: I just save the .swf file and then play it in my favorite web browser
[01:40] <MaT-dg> th0r: I know, but I mean interactive flash content like games
[01:41] <miguelin> it wont let me put desktop effects
[01:41] <Ramonster> Ubuser: Yest
[01:41] <Keranu> Anyone have any ideas regarding my boot problem?
[01:42] <Ramonster> Ubuser: I made a samba shared-folder on a ubuntu machine. Dropped some Files in there from my XP Machine and cant see them on my ubuntu machine
[01:42] <jonex_> my compiz-check says        Rendering method:      None
[01:42] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: I like to use ugoa+rwx instead of 777 as I can never remember the values, so in your case, the command would be: sudo chmod -R u+rwx /srv/samba. If you don't know what that means, ask me, and I'll explain.
[01:42] <miguelin> how do i add desktop effects, because it doesnt let me, and on my other computer i can
[01:42] <Ramonster> OttifantSir: What does that mean? :P
[01:43] <jonex_> my compiz-check says        Rendering method: None
[01:43] <ubuser> Ramonster: can you see other files in that folder that you put there with the file system?
[01:43] <jonex> my compiz-check says        Rendering method:      None
[01:43] <Icehawk> Is there a difference between the server and desktop installations other than a GUI?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> hi
[01:43] <Ramonster> Ubuser: Could you explain that?
[01:43] <Keranu> miquelin: Do you have your video drivers installed?
[01:43] <CpuID> enode.net
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Icehawk: yes,  no GUI  in the server, and it has a kernel which is for servers
[01:44] <ubuser> Ramonster: Think about it for a second and it will come to you
[01:44] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: -R = recursive, includes all files and sub-folders and files in sub-folders. u = user, you +rwx = Read,Write,eXecute. And of course the folder you wish to perform the operation on.
[01:45] <owen1> i want to know if my bios support boot from external usb hard drive. how do i find the bios i have?
[01:45] <Ramonster> Ubuser: You mean with File system the program whats called explorer in windows? (just made the switch from windows to linux today)
[01:45] <ubuser> Ramonster: Test and copy a file into that folder using the file system
[01:45] <jonex> my compiz-check says        Rendering method:      None
[01:45] <Ubuntero> buenas...alguien sabe como se puede añadir el plugin nieve a ubuntu 8.04?
[01:45] <te_> owen1: go into your bios settings and see for yourself.
[01:45] <ubuser> Ramonster: No do it on the Linux box
[01:46] <owen1> te_: ok
[01:46] <Dulak> !es | Ubuntero
[01:47] <Ramonster> Ubuser: did that, but cant see the folder if I try to access it from my xp machine
[01:47] <ubuser> Ramonster:  just copy some file into that folder. Turn off your windows box. Tell us if you get error messages
[01:47] <Ramonster> OttifantSir: Thanks for explaining.
[01:47] <Ubuntero> listo.......
[01:47] <Icehawk> sebsebseb: Can a desktop installation be run as a server?
[01:47] <Ramonster> Ubuser: No, I dont get error messages
[01:47] <sebsebseb> Icehawk: yes you can  do servers in the desktop version as well
[01:47] <meoblast001> :/ what's the quickest way to reinstall every gnome component?
[01:48] <meoblast001> or, easiest
[01:48] <Keranu> When asked in the Ubuntu installation where you want Grub installed, my system will either end up not showing Grub when I boot up my computer or it does show Grub, but gives me Error 21 when trying to boot my WinXP partition
[01:48] <fwaokda_> can someone please tell me how i can disable fglrx drivers?
[01:48] <te_> Icehawk: Yes
[01:48] <Ramonster> meoblast001: rm *
[01:48] <OttifantSir> Ramonster: No Prob. I just wish I had thought of IRC the first day I switched from Windows to Linux. I'd be so much farter ahead than I am now... :-(
[01:48] <ubuser> And a dir of that folder from Linux box shows the file?
[01:48] <chris0> does anyone else have problems with the firefox java plugin dying on load? I'm trying to talk to a computer over the GoToMyPC Universal (java) viewer, and it keeps dying. Weird part is, if I try playing a java game, such as radicalplay.com's Need for Madness, it works fine. Any ideas?
[01:48] <danbhfive> meoblast001: sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome* maybe
[01:48] <te_> Icehawk: You only need to install the server applications as needed.
[01:49] <RHorse> whooa!
[01:49] <Ramonster> ubuser: yes
[01:49] <Icehawk> te: I'm mostly concerned about the server and server apps starting and running as soon as I turn the system on, without needing it to be logged in or anything
[01:49] <te_> Icehawk: Only thing is, you will have a lot of un-needed software that only a desktop user would need, but you can pick and choose and uninstall.
[01:49] <gogeta> Icehawk: then remove them from rc.d
[01:49] <te_> Icehawk: Each application you install will be turned on by default.
[01:49] <Ramonster> made 1 test folder with just right-clicking in the box and 1 with the terminal, they both show up under linux, but cant see them in windows
[01:49] <gogeta> Icehawk: or use the alt cd install base only apt-get what you whant
[01:50] <ubuser> Ramonster: Your destination folder for windows is a different folder than that for Linux
[01:50] <RHorse> Icehawk mk a dir off init.d/Removed to  move the scripts you don't want to  run.
[01:50] <Icehawk> Alright, sounds good. Thanks.
[01:50] <th0r> Icehawk: don't remove the scripts from rc.d, remove th elinks from rcx.d
[01:50] <te_> Icehawk: That is the the way Debian / Ubuntu server applications are configured by default, to be turned on and running when installed.
[01:51] <ubuser> Ramonster: Your share name seen in windows is not the folder you just placed the files in via linux
[01:51] <chris0> any ideas why the GotomyPC Universal viewer might be crashing under jaunty in firefox? Other java applets seem fine...
[01:51] <gogeta> th0r: some apps ask of you wanna have them start defult but yes most dont
[01:51] <Ramonster> ubuser: You're right. Forgot I also made a shared folder in /home/ with the same name :|
[01:52] <kevdog> 4 What the heck?
[01:52] <Ramonster> Then how DO I access the right folder under windows?
[01:52] <kevdog>  What the heck?
[01:52] <PiperMan> jesus hates linux
[01:52] <PiperMan> he advocates for windows
[01:52] <Pirate_Hunter> i think i cleaned all the xubuntu packages from 8.04 (not fun at all specially when doing it manually) now how do i go about getting the server, or should i ask if there is such a package option as ubuntu server?
[01:52] <gogeta> PiperMan: no only you
[01:52] <kevdog> yep
[01:52] <rski> PiperMan: no trolling please
[01:52] <PiperMan> dont u men know that?
[01:52] <PiperMan> ahahahah
[01:53] <s_> hola Predicadora :D
[01:53] <PiperMan> im just willing to talk nicely
[01:53] <PiperMan> hello pals
[01:53]  * RHorse sighs
[01:53] <ubuser> Ramonster: You have to set up a share that points to the correct folder
[01:53] <rski> also a zombiejew would't know about linux or windows
[01:53] <Ramonster> Ubuser: Yes, but how?
[01:53] <gogeta> Pirate_Hunter: only diffeent with server and desktop is a gui
[01:53] <s_> pues hoy es dia de diablos ... hoy es sabado :P
[01:53] <codethief_> hey guys
[01:53] <kevdog> o_o
[01:53] <rski> !es
[01:53] <kevdog> o_O
[01:53] <Ramonster> ubuser: What is the correct link to that folder?
[01:54] <kevdog> B-)
[01:54] <Ramonster> ubuser: since <IP_ADDRESS>\downloads isnt the samba folder
[01:55] <kevdog>  9_9
[01:55] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I need to connect and remotely view the desktop of my machine. I know vnc can do this. but the problem is that my machine is in a physically insecure location, and with vnc anyone would be able to plug in a display, since I need to be logged in while using vnc. Are there better options?
[01:55] <th0r> gogeta: right, but you shouldn't delete the script from /etc/rc.d, you should delete the link to that script in the appropriate run level /etc/rcx.d
[01:55] <bazhang> kevdog, take that elsewhere please
[01:55] <kevdog>  9_9 ok sorry
[01:55] <Keranu> When asked in the Ubuntu installation where you want Grub installed, my system will either end up not showing Grub when I boot up my computer or it does show Grub, but gives me Error 21 when trying to boot my WinXP partition
[01:55] <th0r> gogeta: oh...the scripts are in /etc/init.d
[01:55] <wiretapped> wfiuewfew: you can run Xvnc
[01:55] <Ramonster> wfiuewfew: Get NX
[01:55] <wiretapped> xserver only for vnc
[01:56] <Ramonster> wfiuewfew: NX is SSH with GUI
[01:56] <chris0> wfiuewfew: google around for how to pipe VNC through SSH. That's about as secure as you're going to get
[01:56] <gogeta> wfiuewfew: windows remote login
[01:56] <kevdog> bazhang: Having a bad day :-?
[01:56] <gogeta> wfiuewfew: unlike vnc the display will still be at the login screen
[01:56] <Pirate_Hunter> gogeta: I doubt the only difference is gui i am guessing the packages included are also different
[01:57] <kevdog> I think freenx is faster than tunelling VNC through ssh
[01:57] <wfiuewfew> gogeta: can I use windows remote login w/ ubuntu
[01:57] <wiretapped> wfiuewfew: the desktop sharing in the GUI shares your real xserver... vncserver/Xvnc runs a different server that isn't connected to a video card
[01:57] <gogeta> wfiuewfew: lets find out
[01:58] <codethief_> i'm having a problem with audio configuration: i have a usb headset + speakers (via onboard sound). i set the default sound input and output in the audio preferences. when i had just installed ubuntu everything worked fine (music in exaile, other audio/video players), but, suddenly, it all stopped. mumble is still doing its job (there're special hardware settings there like which hardware to use and stuff)  but i cant get sound working in
[01:58] <gogeta> wfiuewfew: with video http://ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/05/howto-login-to-windows-nt2000xp-remote-desktop-within-ubuntu-linux.html
[01:59] <Pirate_Hunter> what is the difference between desktop and server install, i dont believe that having no gui is the only difference, what about the packages which are intended for servers?
[01:59] <chris0> *retracts questions about gotomypc, but wonders why it's so slow*
[02:00] <epicreviews> is there a screen capture VIDEO tool?
[02:00] <coleys> Pirate_Hunter: Kernels are modified for the server build.
[02:00] <danbhfive> !screencast | epicreviews
[02:00] <epicreviews> thank you :)
[02:00] <twig11> What are the steps to take to see if a wireless network adapter is working correctly and configure it to connect to a wireless network? I just used ndisgtk to install the wireless drivers for a Linksys WUSB11v4 USB wireless network adapter, and I'm not sure where to go from here.
[02:01] <coleys> twig11: iwconfig (to see if its recognized)
[02:01] <te_> twig11: iwconfig
[02:02] <SuspectZero> anyone here use Iodine the dns tunnel tool?
[02:02] <te_> twig11: also: iwlist
[02:02] <Pirate_Hunter> coleys: is there a way for me to install that type of kernel manually?
[02:02] <chris0> twig11:  1) sudo modprobe ndiswrapper, 2) iwconfig. If it's recognized in iwconfig, the easiest thing to do is gksudo gedit /etc/modules, and add 'ndiswrapper' to the end, and then reboot
[02:03] <coleys> Pirate_Hunter: Search synaptic?
[02:03] <cobra-the-joker> can i make a USB wireless indicator work in ubuntu 9 ??
[02:03] <kevdog> lshw -C network will tell you if the driver is loaded
[02:03] <kevdog> also lsmod will list all loaded kernel modules -- which is what ndiswrapper is
[02:03] <Pirate_Hunter> coleys: i dont have synaptic cli only if you tell me the kernel type i can search for it or even better install it
[02:04]  * afv is Away, Reason: ( tired ) | Since: ( Sunday, July 12, 2009. 02:04:30 )
[02:04] <bazhang> !away > afv
[02:04] <duckwars> how do I find the UIID of a harddrive?
[02:04] <trend> how can I test my raid1 array to see if I can make it fail via software rw?
[02:05] <arand> Pirate_Hunter: linux-image-xxx.xx-x-x-xxxx-server (instead of -generic)?
[02:05] <twig11> chris0: It was recognized in iwconfig after I set it up, but now after a reboot i ran sudo modprobe ndiswrapper then iwconfig and I don't see it.
[02:05] <Pirate_Hunter> arand: ahhhh i shouldve thought of that grrrrrr thanx
[02:05] <th0r> duckwars: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=deternine+uuid+of+hard+drive&aq=f&oq=&aqi=&emsg=NCSR&ei=wDZZSquvJqSceILGga4J
[02:06] <kevdog> twig11: is ndiswrapper loaded and associated with the card?  lshw -C network
[02:06] <chris0> twig11:  did you put 'ndiswrapper' in a separate line in /etc/modules? That should make it autoload when you boot up
[02:06] <MindVirus> How do I get a list of packages installed, arranged by date installed?
[02:07] <[texas]> how do i fake myself being in a domain name?
[02:08] <twig11> kevdog: It doesn't seem to be.
[02:08] <th0r> [texas]:  man hostname
[02:08] <kevdog> twig11: what is listed?
[02:08] <twig11> chris0: gksudo gedit /etc/modules?
[02:08] <Ramonster> Ubuser/OllifantSir: Thanks for your help! But its kinda late here now, so I'm out. Hope to see you guys soon :)
[02:08] <te_> MindVirus: ls -ltr /var/lib/dpkg/info/
[02:08] <chris0> twig11: yes
[02:09] <wfiuewfew> Ramonster: Can NX allow you to end your session and continue at some other time (like VNC does)?
[02:09] <twig11> kevdog: it looks like just two Ethernet interface listings.
[02:09] <iG9> can some kind soul help me mount an sdmc card?
[02:09] <rocky> youseenothing_, are you there?
[02:10] <kevdog> Oh wait -- are you talking about a usb device?
[02:10] <iG9> yeah
[02:10] <iG9> if that was for me
[02:10] <iG9> dmesg says scsi 14:0:0:0: Direct-Access     USB 2.0  SD MMC Reader         PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 CCS
[02:10] <afv> bazhang, sorry. i did use /away <reason>.. found now it was from xlack. "/xsa off" disabled channel announcement. :)
[02:11] <kevdog> lsusb -V
[02:11] <kevdog> lsusb -v
[02:11] <ianm_> anyone want to help test out a new multiplayer 3d audio-only game world?  (you'll need to be running ubuntu and know how to use bzr and have basic compiling stuff setup) ... join me in #audioverse
[02:11] <rocky> youseenothing,
[02:11] <IceWind> iG9 it should mount the card automatically as soon as you insert it.
[02:11] <bazhang> ianm_, dont advertise here
[02:11] <twig11> kevdog:  Is that for me? It's a Linksys WUSB11v4 USB network adapter
[02:12] <iG9> dmesg talks about it but i don't see it on the desktop. how do i tell where it mounted?
[02:12] <TuxedoBond> !compiz
[02:12] <IceWind> iG9, do mount in the shell
[02:12] <ianm_> bazhang: I'm asking for help from the ubuntu community, so...
[02:12] <kevdog> ok -- usb devices are a little harder.
[02:12] <IceWind> it would mount it under /media/
[02:13] <SaKuRa> Good night for all! I have a problem. :s
[02:13] <twig11> chris0: I added ndiswrapper to /etc/modules. Should I do anything else before I reboot?
[02:13] <kevdog> twig11 -- does lsmod | grep ndis   show anything
[02:13] <iG9> i don't know what it's called, like sdc or what have you
[02:13] <codethief_> exit
[02:13] <codethief_> exit
[02:13] <chris0> twig11: no, that should do it. HOWEVER, before you reboot, did you have any problems installing the INF file with ndiswrapper, or did that go ok?
[02:14] <SaKuRa> I edit the default file of apache, /apache2/sites-available/
[02:14] <twig11> kevdog: ndiswrapper   193436   0
[02:14] <Andorin> I downloaded a theme.xml file for guifications for Pidgin. Does anyone know off the top of their head where I would place this file?
[02:14] <kevdog> sudo ndiswrapper -l I think shows the wrapped driver!!
[02:14] <IceWind> iG9, yes it should be sd something. check in desg for the proper name
[02:14] <IceWind> sorry dmesg
[02:14] <iG9> ehci_hcd wouldn't be it would it?
[02:14] <twig11> chris0: I used ndisgtk and it seemed to work fine.
[02:15] <chris0> twig11: ok
[02:15] <IceWind> nop
[02:15] <twig11> chris0: rebooting
[02:15] <chris0> twig11: try rebooting and see if wireless works
[02:15] <rocky> cya later
[02:15] <kevdog> twig11 -- What does ifconfig show?
[02:15] <Twilo> just got my new server! w00t think i got a good deal too
[02:15] <IceWind> it must say somethign like this -> [sdc] Attached SCSI removable disk
[02:15] <Twilo> 167$ shipped for an old dual opteron sever
[02:17] <AVW> Can you install an ISO image while using the live CD?
[02:17] <iG9> IceWind thanks I'm looking
[02:17] <kevdog> twig11??
[02:18] <soreau> AVW: What do you mean by that?
[02:18] <chris0> kevdog: twig11 is rebooting
[02:18] <twig11> kevdog: just rebooted
[02:18] <kevdog> OK
[02:18] <bazhang> AVW, to the hdd?
[02:18] <chris0> twig11: how does the wireless look?
[02:18] <AVW> My situation is I've download 9.04 because I want the new filesystem (I've heard good things about it) and I only have my 8.10 CD
[02:18] <AVW> and yes bazhang
[02:19] <twig11> chris0: kevdog: iwconfig shows wlan0 now
[02:19] <kevdog> twig11 -- good
[02:19] <twig11> IEEE 802.11b ESSID:off/any
[02:19] <chris0> twig11: what happens if you try to connect with the wireless util in the taskbar on the Desktop now?
[02:19] <bazhang> AVW, do you have some sort of download cap?
[02:19] <iG9> IceWind I thought it was scd but trying to mount it gives "/dev/sdc is not a valid block device" no guess not
[02:20] <twig11> chris0: I confess I removed that, thinking I could plop it back up there when I needed it. Do I have to reinstall something to get it back?
[02:20] <IceWind> iG9, try specifiyng a partition like sdc1
[02:20] <AVW> bazhang, no
[02:20] <twig11> chris0: I just removed it from the taskbar.
[02:21] <chris0> twig11: you just removed it from the traay? ok all you should have to do is right click in the tray and go 'Add to Panel...'
[02:21] <soreau> AVW: So you don't have a cd to burn 9.04 onto?
[02:21] <IceWind> iG9,  you may also do the followinf use fdisk to list any existing partition in it like: fdisk -l /dev/sdc
[02:21] <chris0> twig11: there should be a wireless applet in there. You could do it without, in the command line, but it gets messy. I've found that the applet is the easiest.
[02:21] <AVW> soreau I only have one disc drive and that has the live cd in it
[02:22] <twig11> chris0: I tried that but I don't see the wireless applet in that list.
[02:22] <gogeta> chris0: thers a few choices for a wireless aplett
[02:22] <kongming> Hey ubuntu, I am running ubuntu studio and I can't connect to the internet with my Belkin Wireless G Dongle.
[02:22] <chris0> twig11: two seconds., lemme look at it
[02:22] <twig11> chris0: can I install it fromthe liveCD?
[02:22] <gogeta> twig11: wicd
[02:22] <soreau> AVW: So you don't have an OS installed to the hard drive right now?
[02:22] <gogeta> twig11: install that
[02:23] <AVW> A broken Windows one. =/
[02:23] <chris0> twig11: gogeta, it's wicd? cool. I can never remember the name of it.
[02:23] <AVW> re-migrating back to Linux
[02:23] <chris0> twig11: just do a sudo aptitude install wicd then.
[02:23] <twig11> gogeta: from the liveCD? because unfortunately I have no wired network available.
[02:23] <gogeta> chris0: wicd is a wireless app that work on any x envirment
[02:23] <lordkelvin> no use apt-get insted of apatuide
[02:23] <lordkelvin> it wont freeze n lock
[02:23] <twig11> I'm connecting wirelessly from another machine
[02:24] <soreau> AVW: Well, not sure if it's a good idea but you can try to start the iso burn process and switch the cd for a blank one
[02:24] <gogeta> twig11: ok then ubuntu has one
[02:24] <twig11> gogeta: where can I find it?
[02:24] <gogeta> twig11: just right click on it it should show any wireless avable
[02:24] <soreau> AVW: Or, you could install 8.10 and then update, upgrade, dist-upgrade to 9.04 right away
[02:24] <chris0> gogeta: neat...I've always used the gnome net applet, even in other environments, like blackbox...good to know that there are others out there....
[02:24] <AVW> soreau: I know I can do the second one
[02:25] <gogeta> twig11: you should see it when you login ubuntu
[02:25] <AVW> I just wanted to see if there was an easy and fast way to do what I wanted
[02:25] <kevdog> sudo iwlist scan at the CLI will also show you wireless networks
[02:25] <kongming> Hey, how do I install drivers from the Ubuntu Live-CD to my Ubuntu Studio OS?
[02:25] <gogeta> twig11: sorry its left click itts on the top right corner
[02:25] <soreau> AVW: Not sure it will work, but you could try the first one
[02:25] <gogeta> twig11: looks like 2 monoters
[02:26] <bazhang> AVW, best bet is to get a minimalist version that lets you load everything in ram; you would be pushing it with Ubuntu livecd; how much ram do you have btw
[02:26] <twig11> gogeta: I removed that one and its not in the list  on Add to Panel. I have no idea why.
[02:26] <iG9> IceWind, can I message you the dmesg output, I think it's having problems
[02:26] <IceWind> iG9, yeap
[02:26] <AVW> 2gb
[02:27] <chris0> twig11: it doesn't show up on mine either...dunno why. Try saying gnome-netstatus-applet into a terminal. That should get it back for you
[02:27] <bazhang> AVW, as soreau says you can try it; if that does not work then a minimalist distro would be the choice
[02:27] <gogeta> twig11: then add it back its called network-manager-applet
[02:27] <IceWind> AVW, if you have a spare usb pen you can also use usb-creator and make a usb installer with the downloaded iso
[02:27] <meoblast001> why doesn't ubuntu work?
[02:28] <iG9> done
[02:28] <Switch10> It does
[02:28] <rski> meoblast001: because you can't use it or it's broken. most likely.
[02:28] <chris0> gogeta: twig11 THANKS....I was trying to remember that name. gogeta has the right name for that applet. Don't do what I said
[02:28] <darkhamm> coleys: nokia n70 have bluetooth but not HID.... nothing about "mouse mode"?
[02:28] <bazhang> meoblast001, define doesn't work
[02:28] <AVW> The livecd disallows unmounting the disc
[02:28] <te_> meoblast001: What is broken?
[02:28] <r_> noz
[02:29] <chris0> hey that was a feature...my irc client just segfaulted
[02:29] <kongming> Can someone help me?
[02:29] <arand> AVW: do you have a usb stick which you could use to live boot from instead?
[02:29] <twig11> gogeta: chris0: It tells me Command not found
[02:29] <te_> kongming: Ask your question(s).
[02:30] <meoblast001> well... i reinstalled 2 times already, and regardless of what i do (other than ditch gnome) the dang cursor stops working
[02:30] <gogeta> twig11: add it back to the pannel using add apple
[02:30] <gogeta> applett
[02:30] <bazhang> AVW, unetbootin if your computer allows boot from usb
[02:30] <meoblast001> and i have to do updates in CLI or it complains about not being able to grab the mouse
[02:30] <te_> meoblast001: What type of mouse are you using/
[02:30] <te_> ?
[02:30] <AVW> arand + IceWind: I'll try that
[02:30] <AVW> If I can find one of my often lost flash drives ^^
[02:30] <Paulo39> hi guys, i've installed virtualbox from virtualbox repositories. then i virtualized fedora 11 under my jaunty and i'm having problems with the resolution of the virtual guest screen
[02:30] <meoblast001> i don't think that's the proble honestly although everyone doesn't understand
[02:31] <meoblast001> te_: the cursor doesn't work.. the mouse works fine
[02:31] <SteveHill> I saw a reference to "karmic" as if it were a new version than "Jaunty".  Any info that someone can share about release date, etc.?  I've not heard anything.
[02:31] <Pici> !karmic | SteveHill
[02:31] <twig11> gogeta: sorry, I'm puzzled. I'm pretty new at this.
[02:31] <bazhang> meoblast001, then be more precise in your explanation
[02:31] <kongming> te_ How can I install my driver for my Wireless Dongle (Belkin G) from the standard Ubuntu Live CD X64 (Jaunty) to my  Ubuntu Studio 64X (Jaunty) that doesn't have the driver
[02:31] <meoblast001> te_: when i move the cursor over a link, it doesn't change into the hand.... or when i move it near a window border, it doesn't change to the resize icon
[02:31] <twig11> something like add applet network-manager-applet?
[02:31] <SteveHill> Thanks!
[02:31] <te_> meoblast001: What type of mouse are you using?
[02:31] <gogeta> twig11: right click on the panel and slect add
[02:31] <Paulo39> i think i have guest uttillities added, and when i go to menu devices > add guest utillities, it does nothing
[02:31] <fooser> hi all
[02:32] <twig11> gogeta: I already did that and for some reason that applet isn't in the list.
[02:32] <gogeta> twi
[02:32] <meoblast001> te_: some generic one
[02:32] <twig11> I'm sure I didn't remove it from there
[02:32] <te_> meoblast001: What type of mouse are you using?
[02:32] <meoblast001> te_: what does that have anything to do with the cursor not changing then?
[02:32] <meoblast001> te_: some generic one
[02:32] <meoblast001> te_: what does that have anything to do with the cursor not changing then?
[02:32] <fooser> who knows ubuntu's analog of debian's "dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config" ?
[02:32] <te_> meoblast001: Sorry, can't help you.
[02:32] <meoblast001> maybe fedora will prove better luck
[02:32] <meoblast001> thanks.. bye
[02:33] <gogeta> twig11: hears how to do it from command line
[02:33] <gogeta> http://tuxtraining.com/2008/10/17/connect-to-a-wireless-network-with-the-command-line
[02:33] <The_Rufus> is there anyone who can help me set up an icecast server on my ubuntu 6 server?
[02:33] <gogeta> then you can install wicd
[02:33] <twig11> gogeta: would it be easier to add the wireless applet from the desktop CD?
[02:33] <te_> trolls abound
[02:34] <gogeta> twig11: doing to from command line isnt hard
[02:34] <chris0> twig11: gogeta: try going in synaptic and seeing if the CD is one of your software sources, and then installing the wireless applet from there
[02:34] <fooser> who knows ubuntu's analog of debian's "dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config" ?
[02:34] <gogeta> twig11: scan for your ssid
[02:35] <twig11> gogeta: chris0: I'll try it from the command line.
[02:35] <gogeta> twig11: look at that link on coomand line
[02:35] <twig11> and I already scanned for my ssid and it showed up so it looks good so far.
[02:35] <Dreki> i need to unzip an ace
[02:35] <linduxed> im running mpd as a music backend. it seems to have severe problems to run alongside flash videos. I'd guess this is another one of those "different mixers" problems.
[02:35] <linduxed> please tell me, is it pulseaudio again?
[02:35] <Dreki> .ace file what program can do that
[02:35] <te_> Dreki: an ace?
[02:36] <Dreki> sorry i pushed enter to fast...
[02:36] <gogeta> Dreki: a ace wow i havent seen one of those in years
[02:36] <AVW> Hello again -- now the LiveCD won't recognize my flash drive
[02:36] <te_> Dreki: Try unzip
[02:36] <TuxedoBond> !opera
[02:36] <chris0> has anyone ever played around with hdaps on a ThinkPad T61 in Jaunty? I can't get mine to work, because it says that /sys/block/sda/queue/protect doesn't exist
[02:36] <gogeta> Dreki: i think you install unrar and it can do a ace
[02:37] <treetop> can you share internet connection in ubuntu ?
[02:37] <gogeta> treetop: yep
[02:37] <youseenothing_> treetop: yes
[02:37] <linduxed> im running mpd as a music backend. it seems to have severe problems to run alongside flash videos. I'd guess this is another one of those "different mixers" problems.
[02:37] <linduxed> please tell me, is it pulseaudio again?
[02:37] <treetop> ok ty ill find it just making sure i figured but yoiu know
[02:37] <socomm> test
[02:38] <The_Rufus> can anyone help me with icecast?
[02:39] <te_> Dreki: Did it work?
[02:39] <te_> Dreki: What type of file is it?
[02:39] <AVW> so how do I make the Live CD recognize the flash drive (I've never had this problem in Ubuntu before)
[02:39] <woakus> network working on other computers but is disabled on laptop - how do I enable network for laptop usinjg ubuntu 8 10
[02:40] <te_> Dreki: file file-name.ace
[02:40] <twig11> gogeta: per the instructions, I ran ifconfig "Elmendorf Hof" up and got "ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device
[02:40] <te_> woakus: What do you mean?
[02:41] <AVW> Will anyone help me, please?
[02:41] <te_> woakus: Can you elaborate?
[02:41] <gogeta> twiig11 ifconfig ath0 up
[02:41] <gogeta> twig11: or whatever your cards name is
[02:41] <te_> woakus: ifconfig
[02:42] <TuxedoBond> Where is Opera located in the repositories?
[02:42] <JohnWittle> TuxedoBond: wat
[02:42] <gogeta> twig11: we dont connect to the wireless with ifconfig just start the card read them again
[02:42] <JohnWittle> opera is not open source
[02:42] <JohnWittle> not in repositories
[02:42] <woakus> network manager, where you normally click to "enable wireless", the block to check for "enable wireless" cannot be checked (is in shadow)
[02:42] <SuspectZero> anyone here use Iodine the dns tunnel tool?
[02:42] <gogeta> http://tuxtraining.com/2008/10/17/connect-to-a-wireless-network-with-the-command-line
[02:43] <AVW> Could you guys at least give me a no?
[02:43] <AVW> The suspense is killing me
[02:43] <chris_lenz123> no
[02:43] <LjL> that's a trick question!
[02:43] <LjL> too late.
[02:43] <darkhamm> what can i use for bluetooth remote control on ubuntu, and on a phone like nokia n70?
[02:43] <chris_lenz123> feel better?
[02:43] <gogeta> twig11: once you got your ssid its iwconfig ath0 essid key
[02:43] <AVW> yes
[02:44] <ZidaneRick> hey guys
[02:44] <twig11> gogeta: Oh I get it now.
[02:44] <AVW> I'd feel even better with a little help
[02:44] <gogeta> twig11: then finnly dhcpcd ath0
[02:44] <gogeta> ti get a ip
[02:44] <chris_lenz123> hey, is taking off my firewall do anything?
[02:44] <AVW> Because I'm sure I'm missing something simple and stupid
[02:44] <Paulo39> hi guys, i've installed virtualbox from virtualbox repositories. then i virtualized fedora 11 under my jaunty  and i'm having problems with the resolution of the virtual guest screen
[02:44] <Paulo39> hi guys, i've installed virtualbox from virtualbox repositories. then i virtualized fedora 11 under my jaunty  and i'm having problems with the resolution of the virtual guest screen
[02:45] <twig11> gogeta: but I replace ath0 with the name of my wireless card?
[02:45] <FloodBot3> Paulo39: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:45] <Paulo39> hi guys, i've installed virtualbox from virtualbox repositories. then i virtualized fedora 11 under my jaunty  and i'm having problems with the resolution of the virtual guest screen
[02:45] <te_> Try:   sudo network-admin
[02:45] <bazhang> Paulo39, don't repeat please
[02:45] <twig11> gogeta: and is my essid the name of the network as it shows up in a typical network scan?
[02:45] <Paulo39> really
[02:45] <gogeta> twig11: yes just type ifconfig alone to see the card name
[02:45] <gogeta> twig11: yes and if its scanning its aruldy up
[02:46] <bastidrazor> Paulo39, setting screen resolution is from the guest OS.. the host OS doesn't set a VM's resolution.
[02:46] <gogeta> twig11: so you can skip right to iwconfig
[02:46] <twig11> okay
[02:46] <Okay> Is the battery charge monitor accurate because I've unplugged my laptop for 2 minutes and it says that I have 95% charge left....?
[02:46] <gogeta> twig11: ath0 is common but in  my case its wlan0
[02:46] <youseenothing_> ha gogeta!  command line!
[02:46] <gogeta> youseenothing he deleted his applet
[02:47] <twig11> gogeta: okay, mine is wlan0
[02:47] <bastidrazor> gogeta, isn't that the nm-applet? or am i repeating something someone else has said?
[02:47] <gogeta> twig11: then iwconfig wlan0 essid wepkey if many
[02:47] <TuxedoBond> How do I get the exit and mini/max icons back on the window bars?
[02:47] <gogeta> any
[02:47] <Paulo39> bastidrazor: the guest OS just give me maximum of 800x640 resolution
[02:48] <twig11> gogeta: the network essid is two words with a space. Put it in quotes?
[02:48] <bcurtiswx> is there an audio decoder for .wma files?
[02:48] <youseenothing_> twig11: iwconfig wlan0 essid <SSID>
[02:48] <bastidrazor> Paulo39, then in the guest OS you have to do some configuring.
[02:48] <rski> bcurtiswx: mplayer
[02:48] <youseenothing_> twig11: yes
[02:48] <bcurtiswx> rski: im using it, but it says it can't find a decoder for .wma
[02:49] <gogeta> twig11: i assumw bla\ bla
[02:49] <Dreki> te_ uhh im still havving trouble...
[02:49] <rski> bcurtiswx: pastebin full output of mplayer file in #mplayer
[02:49] <bastidrazor> TuxedoBond, in ccsm check the 'window decorations' plugin
[02:49] <youseenothing_> twig11: just do iwconfig wlan0 essid "My ESSID"
[02:49] <bcurtiswx> rski: so run it in terminal and paste what that says?
[02:49] <Dreki> te_ unrar, unace dont seem to do anything when i run them..
[02:49] <rski> yes
[02:50] <gogeta> youseenothing isnt it essid (myssd)
[02:50] <youseenothing_> nope...
[02:50] <Okay> Is the battery charge monitor accurate because I've unplugged my laptop for 2 minutes and it says that I have 95% charge left....?
[02:50] <TuxedoBond> Thanks.
[02:50] <gogeta> twig11: if you have a wep key you need to add that to
[02:50] <treetop_> can anyone PLEASE walk me through the step on making my tc POWER MAX on my wireless card so i can stay connected to my router ...
[02:51] <treetop_> tx - tx *
[02:51] <bastidrazor> TuxedoBond, compiz can be a blessing and a curse all in one. it pays to toy with it a lot to figure all the in's and out's
[02:51] <youseenothing_> twig11: iwconfig wlan0 enc <wepkey here>
[02:51] <youseenothing_> or
[02:51] <te_> Dreki: file file-name.xxx
[02:51] <youseenothing_> twig11: iwconfig wlan0 key <wepkey here>
[02:51] <youseenothing_> ok, time for me to go bowl
[02:51] <youseenothing_> talk at you guys later
[02:51] <th0r> treetop_: the power level isn't adjustable...if the signals aren't good wifi will step down the speed to compensate, not up the power
[02:51] <te_> Dreki: What does it tell you about the file?
[02:52] <The_Rufus> is there a command line in ubuntu to automatically pastebin output?
[02:52] <th0r> The_Rufus: you can install pastebinit
[02:52] <bastidrazor> The_Rufus, install pastebinit
[02:52] <gogeta> The_Rufus: i beleve there is
 do you have any idea what i can do to make my signal better ?