[03:55] <remu> this person seems to be having the same problem as me, i think they describe it best http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=912896&highlight=ich9
[03:55] <temp123> i booted up, and it won't play songs anymore
[03:56] <remu> mohadib: it doesnt really play anysounds, the problem starts with gdm and doesnt stop
[03:56] <temp123> no
[03:56] <temp123> everything else is working fine
[03:56] <temp123> only banshee isn't working
[03:56] <starn> anybody know if there really isnt such a thing as a virus for linux? i am only asking for people keep telling me this and i cant find a AV for linux
[03:57] <mohadib> remu: is it only the login sounds, or all that sounds?
[03:57] <remu> all the sounds, if they play at all that is
[03:57] <mohadib> bummer
[03:57] <temp123> the only sound that isn't playing are in banshee
[03:57] <mohadib> you are using 64bit?
[03:57] <temp123> no
[03:57] <`Matir> starn, there are only a handful of viruses ever written for linux and they saw almost no circulation
[03:57] <`Matir> starn, that being said there's clamav and avast, among others
[03:57] <remu> mohadib: problem occurs in both 64bit and 32bit
[03:57] <remu> in hardy as well as intrepid
[03:58] <remu> right now i installed hardy 32bit, i thought it might be a 64bit issue
[03:58] <fossiili> Help! I can not get a new Vista laptop connected to TWEA501 router <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:58] <ckyle> What's the IRC command so all of the joined/quit messages don't appear?
[03:58] <mohadib> remu: does ps show esound or esd or pulse audio running?
[03:58] <starn> Matir, soo i am basicly pretty much safe to browse the web?
[03:58] <remu> ps?
[03:59] <mohadib> remu: 'ps ax' command
[03:59] <remu> mohadib: im in vista right now, im going to boot into ubuntu to try that, ill be back soon
[03:59] <starn> Matir, and i know avast is good on windows.. never heard of the others soo guess i'll download it.. can it also scan my windows partition on my other hd?
[03:59] <`Matir> starn, you should be fine... I've been using linux for a decade and never seen a virus... be aware if you run a windows app in wine, it can do most anything it could under windows, but that's a separate issue
[04:00] <`Matir> starn, yep, so long as you have that partition mounted
[04:00] <`Matir> starn, clamav is used on a lot of mail servers to scan for e-mail bound viruses
[04:00] <swp0743> hey guys
[04:01] <temp123> anyone have an idea why my banshee music player won't play songs
[04:01] <temp123> could it be a plugin issue?
[04:01] <starn> Matir, thank you.
[04:01] <jcm99> What Format  is your music in?
[04:01] <starn> Matir, i've noticed linux support is easier to get than widnows.. hehe
[04:01] <temp123> mp3 mostly
[04:01] <Mr_Fixit_A> hey guys what's a good mIRC like IRC program?? where you can view multiple windows at once???
[04:01] <starn> Matir, even for dumb questions
[04:02] <swp0743> im using ubuntu 8, i need to recompile my kernel, emiting mac80211 module, can anyone point me to the right direction ?
[04:02] <jcm99> install ubuntu restricted in synaptic
[04:02] <swp0743> what would that do for me ?
[04:02] <`Matir> starn, no such thing as dumb questions... better to ask and know then to not and assume
[04:02] <temp123> i have installed restricted
[04:02] <temp123> i think banshee using gstreamer
[04:03] <temp123> but i have most of those installed
[04:03] <swp0743> anyone ?
[04:03] <mohadib> remu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[04:03] <mohadib> might help
[04:03] <remu> mohadib: i tried following that
[04:03] <Mr_Fixit_A> anyone?? i need a scriptable IRC client??
[04:03] <remu> no luck though, i did the manual install of the alsa drivers and stuff
[04:03] <jcm99> Is gstreamer bad installed?
[04:04] <temp123> yep
[04:04] <swp0743> can anyone give me an advice on where to start compiling my kernel ???
[04:04] <starn> Matir, how i normally think but a lot of people i've talked to. to get support for windows well go you noob i am leet type crap. but yea...  hey i was wondering if there is a better irc cleint for ubuntu or is xchat the best choice?
[04:05] <swp0743> irssi is good
[04:05] <swp0743> supports ssl
[04:05] <jcm99> hmm I'm lost is Rhythmbox able to play them?
[04:05] <remu> mohadib: http://rafb.net/p/flHs7v68.html
[04:05] <`Matir> starn, I use xchat personally... *shrug*
[04:05] <temp123> yep
[04:05] <starn> Matir, it is what i am using right now and for windows heh
[04:05] <jcm99> Then I would say it isn't a codec problem
[04:06] <temp123> nvm
[04:06] <temp123> rhythmbox can't
[04:06] <`Matir> starn, ah, I always though mIRC was the gold standard for windows
[04:06] <temp123> probably a codec problem
[04:06] <temp123> what codecs should i check/install
[04:06] <jcm99> lame is used to play mp3
[04:07] <regeya> erm...lame is an mp3 encoder, not player.
[04:07] <temp123> lame as in "lame ain't an mp3 encoder"
[04:07] <regeya> the name 'lame ain't an mp3 encoder'
[04:07] <starn> Matir, i did to.. but i would rather code in python than mirc's code...
[04:08] <regeya> comes from the days when lame was just a patch to the reference code/program
[04:08] <mudit> i m editing my vigr right now, how to do it ?
[04:08] <jcm99> Yea that one
[04:08] <starn> Matir, speaking of which i need to find the IDE i used before i had to reinstall....
[04:08] <myron> has anyone tried to use KDE office with ubuntu?
[04:08] <mudit> it wont edit like a regular test !
[04:09] <`Matir> starn, ah, I'm just getting into python... looking for a good IDE myself... looked at IDLE, but it seems unimpressive... considering python bindings for eclipse
[04:09] <mudit> text *
[04:09] <mohadib> remu: whats does lsmod | grep snd report?
[04:09] <remu> mohadib: sorry, my system just finished doing an update and told me i had to restart, problems still there
[04:10] <mudit> can anyone help me with editing vigr ?
[04:10] <mohadib> mudit: whats to know?
[04:10] <remu> mohadib: http://rafb.net/p/sIwpSb54.html
[04:10] <starn> Matir, if ya find one leme know going to do some searchs right now... but i also been trying to learn perl and ruby... wanna use muliplatform lanuage.
[04:11] <mohadib> remu: how about lspci | grep audio
[04:11] <mudit> well i did 'sudo vigr', and started editing, but it wont edit like normal text
[04:12] <mohadib> you know how to use vi mudit ?
[04:12] <remu> mohadib: that command gives me no output
[04:12] <temp123> alright
[04:12] <temp123> i got my audio on banshee working
[04:12] <droopsta915> I just installed a second drive to my computer, the master drive is linux, the second drive is xp pro. Anyone know how I can choose a drive at bootup?
[04:12] <temp123> but i guess i accidentally messed something up, cause now i cant get sound on youtube
[04:12] <mudit> nope
[04:12] <temp123> so that means no flash audio
[04:12] <mudit> is it some text editor ?
[04:13] <arquebus> for simple stuff, pype and drpython are better than idle, then there is Eric and boaconstructor for a serious python IDE
[04:13] <mohadib> mudit: yes, you can set what editor vigp and vipw etc uses
[04:13] <mohadib> you can use something more simple like nano
[04:13] <mudit> hmm
[04:13] <mudit> ok
[04:13] <mohadib> or you can just choose not to use vigp at all and use other menas
[04:13] <jcm99> I had that problem with 9, but putting the latest version of 10 on did take care of that.
[04:13] <mohadib> means
[04:13] <temp123> wat codec would stop flash from playing sound?
[04:13] <mudit> but when I do 'sudo gedit vigr', it wont show me anything
[04:14] <mohadib> thats not exactly right
[04:14] <mohadib> what are you trying to do exactly?
[04:14] <suwro> hello
[04:14] <mudit> i m trying to open vigr in gedit
[04:14] <jcm99> Just do a google of Flash 10 ubuntu and install the latest version. That should help with some of the flash stuff
[04:14] <mohadib> mudit: no, i mean why do you want to run vigr?
[04:15] <Krauss> Flash? Adobe flash?
[04:15] <mudit> i m setting a svn server on my machine
[04:15] <temp123> flash
[04:15] <wsuetholz_top> Hello, I am running kubuntu 710, and seem to be having problems with HAL.  Can anybody help me?
[04:15] <mohadib> you need to add it to a given group mudit ?
[04:15] <temp123> i have the macromedia firefox plugin i think
[04:15] <ripps> I have a problem with suspend on a computer. It succesfully suspends and resumes, the only problem is that it won't start the monitor. I know the rest of the computer starts correctly because I'm able to ssh in.
[04:15] <jcm99> Yes sorry  the adobe flash
[04:15] <mudit> yes
[04:15] <mohadib> mudit: just use nano : nano /etc/group
[04:15] <Denise> I think too
[04:15] <temp123> nope, shockwave flash
[04:15] <mohadib> its easier to use
[04:15] <temp123> so i need adobe flash?
[04:16] <wsuetholz_top> npps: I've seen documents indicating what needs to be done.  Sorry, it seems to be a black art that depends greatly upon what system board you have.
[04:16] <suwro> is there any method to make on a secondary DNS to have the zone - when a new zone is created on primary DNS (? ex: s1 has domain.tld -> make domain.tld as slave on s2)
[04:16] <temp123> flash can play, flash works
[04:16] <wsuetholz_top> npps: do a google search, there are a few on the ubuntu forums
[04:16] <mudit> ok, and i think I messed up my vigr, should I type ':q', the changes wont be saved ?
[04:16] <temp123> it just doesn't output audio
[04:16] <jcm99> http://markusthielmann.com/blog/flash_10_beta_ubuntu_hardy
[04:17] <mohadib> mudit: :q!
[04:17] <temp123> would installing adobe flash fix that
[04:17] <mohadib> wont save any changes
[04:17] <jcm99> That has a how to as well on installing it
[04:17] <mudit> you mean ':q!'  ?
[04:17] <mohadib> yes
[04:17] <remu> mohadib: when I go to system>Pref>Sound and hit "Test" on sound playback, I get this error message, dunno if that will make a difference or not
[04:17] <remu> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[04:17] <mudit> thanks
[04:17] <wsuetholz_top> anybody, HAL getting seems to be getting stuck on non existant /dev/sdd
[04:18] <mohadib> remu: hmm , no clue mate
[04:18] <Sweet-P> I am using ubuntu as a firewall/gateway for my home network.  It's set to use one interface as dhcp from my ISP, I want it to pull an IP, but use my own custom DNS.  Everytime I reboot, it replaces my info with ISPs info.  How can I force /etc/resolv.conf to stay to what I make it?
[04:18] <remu> mohadib: did you have to do anything special to get your setup working?
[04:18] <ripps> I have a problem with suspend on a computer. It succesfully suspends and resumes, the only problem is that it won't start the monitor. I know the rest of the computer starts correctly because I'm able to ssh in.
[04:18] <mohadib> no, i looked again though, i have a ich5 card
[04:19] <mohadib> it seems to be more supported :s
[04:19] <stepomaticc> Sweet-P: look at dhclient.conf
[04:19] <remu> mohadib: lol, yea, the ICH9 is whats causing problems
[04:19] <Starnestommy> Sweet-P: you need to edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf and add something like "prepend domain-name-servers first-ip,second-ip,third-ip,...;"
[04:21] <Sweet-P> I did that, and it worked for that part, but it's still adding the ISPs info.  I'm changing the "request" line and removing anything DNS related...br
[04:21] <Sweet-P> brb
[04:22] <Sweet-P> that worked!
[04:22] <Sweet-P> thanks all
[04:23] <droopsta915> linux on first drive and xp on the second drive, how can i use both drives? My computer boots up Ubuntu and sees the xp drive as a mounted device?
[04:25] <mohadib> droopsta915: can you not write to it?
[04:25] <mohadib> whats the problem?
[04:26] <smm289> so what do ya think, Kubuntu or Ubuntu for a File/Print server? or is it just personal preference to the GUI
[04:26] <mohadib> why install a gui at all?
[04:26] <remu> hey guys, the guys over at fedora seem to have gotten the sound card I have working properly, or so it seems in this forum thread, but I have no clue how to adapt it to ubuntu, could I get some help in that regards? http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=196558&highlight=ich9
[04:26] <smm289> cause I can't do everything on a CLI,  I'm a nub
[04:27] <mohadib> ah :p
[04:27] <acp_> smm289, just a personal preference
[04:27] <mohadib> install swat and cups alrady has a web interface
[04:27] <smm289> !swat
[04:27] <acp_> install the GUI that your comfortable with
[04:27] <mohadib> ahhh
[04:28] <mohadib> seems pulseaudio is causing him problems remu
[04:28] <smm289> im new so my comfort level is the same for K or Gnome
[04:28] <acp_> but if you have lowend hw use light weight gui
[04:28] <droopsta915> mohadib: I start the computer and Ubuntu boots up normal, the second drive is viewed as a mounted drive, I had the second drive in another computer (xp pro), can I bootup using the second drive?
[04:28] <smm289> low end graphics, but its a P4 2.8
[04:29] <mohadib> droopsta915: sure, just got to massage grub
[04:29] <Jack_Sparrow> remu THat hardware most likely has redhat drivers which will not help you in ubuntu
[04:29] <smm289> im stuck in 800 x 600 using gnome.  I had a Nvidia TNT2 kicken around and thats what Im using
[04:29] <ripps> I have a problem with suspend on a computer. It succesfully suspends and resumes, the only problem is that it won't start the monitor. I know the rest of the computer starts correctly because I'm able to ssh in.
[04:29] <droopsta915> mohadib: is there a command for that?
[04:30] <Jack_Sparrow> ripps Video cards are the main source of hibernation issues
[04:30] <mohadib> remu: try adding pci=noacp to your grub conf
[04:30] <acp_> smm289, try using xfce
[04:30] <mohadib> then try adding the module options they did in modprobe.conf
[04:31] <smm289> ya think xbuntu will allow my tnt2 to go past 800X600 resolution ?
[04:32] <Jack_Sparrow> smm289 yes, if ony in vesa mode..
[04:32] <cool> Hi there
[04:32] <smm289> vesa mode hu ?
[04:32] <acp_> yap
[04:32] <smm289> <---NUBERY!!!
[04:32] <mohadib> use the nvidia non free drivers
[04:32] <ASrock> im thinking about getting a second monitor is it possible to have one workspace on one monitor and another workspace on the other one?
[04:33] <sexcopter> I know this isn't entirely ubuntu related, but I'm curious what people here think. if choosing a new cpu, for bang for the buck would you go for dual core at a slightly higher speed, or for the same money a quad core at a slightly slower speed? in other words, what matters more, cores or ghz?
[04:33] <smm289> its an AGP card
[04:33] <Cocoabean> hello, I am trying to PXE boot the Ubuntu Server install image, it boots, but it looks for the CD and fails, because of course the CD is actually an NFS export, anyone know how ot point it to the NFS share instead of hte CD?
[04:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !twinview
[04:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !dualhead
[04:33] <smm289> depends of if your going to be using alot of different apps at one time
[04:33] <cool> Yes depending on video card
[04:33] <diguinho> I need help on restoring grub. root (hd0,0), setup (hd0) is not working
[04:35] <cool> The best way to use Ubuntu is ti install it on its own PC
[04:35] <Jack_Sparrow> sexcopter Please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !woh > cool
[04:35] <mohadib> cool: and why is that?
[04:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > cool
[04:36] <mohadib> !who
[04:36] <mohadib> er
[04:36] <sexcopter> smm289: i see. i'm a pretty average user, but i'm just thinking that "more cores" might be the most futureproof. i don't really know much about this though.
[04:36] <mohadib> thought it would pm me
[04:36] <Jack_Sparrow> sexcopter Please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:36] <Seven_Six_Two> I have a 64 bit laptop and a 32 bit copy of hardy. can I install it and then switch to 64 bit?
[04:36] <sexcopter> Jack_Sparrow: sorry, apologies
[04:36] <droopsta915> anyone know what massage grub is?
[04:36] <mohadib> heh
[04:37] <Jack_Sparrow> mohadib           try    /msg ubottu who
[04:37] <danbhfive> Seven_Six_Two: I don't think so, but you can use 32bit just fine
[04:37] <cool> Ubuntu is pa pa don't take no mess
[04:37] <mohadib> droopsta915: s/massage/configure
[04:37] <ubuntu> guys, don't know what the prob is, but even tho i had hardy live working an hour ago, it will not now completely load.  gets to a black screen with cursor in the middle and will not go on to desktop from there.  pulled an old  6.06 out of my bag of trix, but i don't know if or how to access ntfs files with it.  will 6.06 do this?
[04:37] <Seven_Six_Two> yeah, I knew that. I was just hoping to be able to switch
[04:37] <Seven_Six_Two> I don't see why you couldn't, but I
[04:37] <Seven_Six_Two> I've never tried
[04:38] <smm289> can I install the Xubuntu session ontop of ubuntu, like I can install KDE on top of ubuntu
[04:38] <Seven_Six_Two> stupid acer installed 32 bit windows anyhow
[04:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Seven_Six_Two that wont work
[04:38] <Seven_Six_Two> alright. I'll have to see if I can find a blank cd.
[04:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Seven_Six_Two 32bit is suggested especially for new users.  If you have and need more more than 4 gig then you would need 64 or the server kernel
[04:39] <cool> Who knows the best printer for Ubuntu
[04:39] <mohadib> cool: any hp laser jet
[04:39] <mohadib> most brother and kyoceras work too
[04:39] <cool> Thanks
[04:39] <mohadib> np
[04:39] <Jack_Sparrow> cool browse our supported hardware page
[04:40] <diguinho> is it faster to run a OS on 64-bit instead on 32-bit ?
[04:40] <Jack_Sparrow> cool my hp laser is great..
[04:40] <mohadib> diguinho: it can be, but not always
[04:40] <Jack_Sparrow> diguinho not by much and not worth the extra effort and issues
[04:40] <Seven_Six_Two> I'm not a new user, but my friend is. I think I'll take your advice Jack_Sparrow. I just thought it would be better since he's got a 64 bit sys. My buddy uses 64bit hardy. He only has occasional probs. Mostly with flash
[04:40] <diguinho> I see
[04:40] <cool> Guys I will be right back
[04:40] <mohadib> diguinho: but you can address a lot more ram
[04:40] <mohadib> this can make a hug differience in performace
[04:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Seven_Six_Two flash and drivers.. that whole chroot thing..
[04:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[04:41] <diguinho> I only have 1 gig of ram
[04:41] <diguinho> so I guess it would make no difference
[04:41] <Seven_Six_Two> Jack_Sparrow oh he got it sorted out. It works ok now.
[04:41] <mohadib> aye
[04:41] <mohadib> diguinho: buy more ram :s
[04:41] <mohadib> its pretty cheap now days
[04:41] <Seven_Six_Two> Jack_Sparrow thanks again.
[04:41] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:41] <diguinho> i know
[04:43] <remu> mohadib: how do i do that? adding the "pci=noacp" to grub conf?
[04:44] <mohadib> remu: you edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:44] <mohadib> but you might want to google on it
[04:44] <mohadib> if you havent edited it before
[04:44] <droopsta915> I find instructions on how to install two operating systems on a computer, but thisis for one drive two partitions. I want two drives two operating systems. help? please?
[04:45] <SexyKen> What do you all suggest for IRC on ?
[04:45] <droopsta915> i do have the operating systems installed already. ubuntu is the master xp is the slave
[04:45] <remu> mohadib: I should add "pci=noacp" to the end of the kernel line of the option that I boot with, correct
[04:46] <mohadib> yes , but next time menu.lst is updated by apt your edit will be overwritten
[04:46] <mohadib> but you can do it to test
[04:46] <remu> oh okay, sounds good
[04:46] <mohadib> menu.lst does weird stuff whar comments with 1 # are parsed as options when menu.lst is rebuilt
[04:46] <mohadib> by updategrub or somesuch
[04:47] <mohadib> so you should see a commented out kernel options line
[04:47] <mneptok> mohadib: you can add special parameters to the defaults, and they will be preserved
[04:47] <minos> join debian
[04:48] <mohadib> mneptok: not on the actual kernel line
[04:48] <masmota> okay so we got three ppl huddled around this box we just updated from 7.10 to 8.04 and theres this mystery icon that looks like a jigsaw puzzle.  nothing happens on single/double right/left click .. we have bets on the mystery icon... anyone care to take a stab?
[04:48] <mohadib> if you added them to the kernel option s section, then they will not be overwritten with next update
[04:48] <mohadib> afaik
[04:48] <mohadib> mneptok: gdesklets
[04:48] <mohadib> its a python app to make little widgets live on your desktop
[04:49] <yakito> alo
[04:49] <mohadib> or thats what it sounds like anyway
[04:49] <yakito> que es esto?
[04:49] <mneptok> mohadib: what about gdesklets?
[04:49] <yakito> español?
[04:49] <mneptok> !es > yakito
[04:49] <mohadib> rgars what is amking the puzzle icon appear in your systray area
[04:50] <mohadib> er mneptok ^
[04:50] <mneptok> mohadib: huh?
[04:50] <mohadib> heh
[04:50] <mohadib> masmota: ...
[04:50]  * mohadib gives up
[04:50] <masmota> gdesklets, yes, thank you my good wo/man
[04:50] <mohadib> :)
[04:50] <Oxygenfa1> MAn
[04:50] <mneptok> the stains become a warning ...
[04:51] <Oxygenfa1> ubuntu is slowing down really bad
[04:51] <Oxygenfa1> I think it might be the videocard
[04:51] <Oxygenfa1> It is sluggish
[04:52] <Oxygenfa1> I have amarok on and its slow
[04:52] <Oxygenfa1> Firefox keeps freezing ...
[04:52] <mortuis99_> hey all i just installed ubuntu on a lappy and need help finding and auto mounting a partition.  can someone help me?
[04:52] <Oxygenfa1> Basically itś acting like windows
[04:52] <RonzO> HOW did ubuntu get away from vmware? virtualbox is one of the worst pieces of software that i have ever used
[04:52] <Oxygenfa1> any tips?
[04:54] <virtuallinux> mortuis99_:  To automount, you'll need to add an entry for the partition in /etc/fstab
[04:54] <RonzO> HOW did ubuntu get away from vmware? virtualbox is one of the worst pieces of software that i have ever used
[04:55] <mortuis99_> is there a help for doing that?
[04:55] <virtuallinux> well, there's some documentation somewhere, I imagine, but that may or may not be particularly helpful
[04:55] <virtuallinux> what version of ubuntu are you running?
[04:56] <Guest66254> 8
[04:56] <phantomcircuit> RonzO, if it's not working your doing it wrong
[04:56] <phantomcircuit> what version are you using?
[04:57] <Guest66254> well i try 11.0 linux
[04:57] <RonzO> phantomcircuit, 1.5.6
[04:57] <virtuallinux> that was actually directed to mortuis99_, I should have specified
[04:57] <RonzO> phantomcircuit, windows 2000 is asking me for a floppy, and 98 wouldn't even boot. =)
[04:57] <phantomcircuit> RonzO, they have a 2.0.0 version
[04:57] <phantomcircuit> i suggest you stop complaining about a seriously outdated version :P
[04:57] <RonzO> phantomcircuit, i shall try that before my complaining continues...ty. =)
[04:57] <HaSH> hello all what are the differences in gtkpod and gtkpod-aac?
[04:57] <brolly81> i have a problem with the volume, it doesnt adjust with the programs such as the movie player i have to manually do it on my speakers
[04:58] <phantomcircuit> RonzO, http://virtualbox.org
[04:58] <danbhfive> Oxygenfa1: are you using non-free drivers?  maybe thats the problem
[04:58] <phantomcircuit> the version in the repos is outdated because some of the code sun uses for vbox isnt theirs
[04:59] <HaSH> !gtkpod-aac
[04:59] <HaSH> !gtkpod
[05:01] <Oxygenfa1> Is Debian faster ?
[05:01] <danbhfive> Oxygenfa1: short answer, no
[05:01] <Oxygenfa1> I tried new windows managers, that didnt do much
[05:02] <brolly81>  i have a problem with the volume, it doesnt adjust with the programs such as the movie player i have to manually do it on my speakers
[05:02] <Oxygenfa1> I read online it is the new version
[05:02] <pepperjack> Oxygenfa1: any processes clocking?  what does top say? your computer could just be lazy
[05:03] <Oxygenfa1> I dont really know how to read top
[05:03] <Oxygenfa1> but there is only like 4 things
[05:03] <Oxygenfa1> Even pigion is lagging
[05:04] <Oxygenfa1> Term actualy CRASHES
[05:04] <Oxygenfa1> it freezes
[05:04] <trtr3434> hello. When i access some folder, there is no minimize, maximize and close button. I have to select from file option and close it if i want to go to desktop. How do i fix this?
[05:04] <Oxygenfa1> And pigion takes 4-5 seconds to show a new line
[05:04] <LSD|Ninja> trtr3434: just the buttons or are the titlebars and window boarders completely gone too?
[05:05] <brolly81> :-Danyone know how to fix the volume thing
[05:05] <trtr3434> yea the titlebars and window also gone
[05:05] <trtr3434> borders*
[05:05] <pepperjack> trtr3434: wm is a good thing :)
[05:05] <trtr3434> wm?
[05:06] <brolly81> the volume option on my panel does not work, anyone?
[05:06] <trtr3434> any solution for this?
[05:07] <pepperjack> trtr3434: im not in ubuntu so not sure of the default window manager. does sudo apt-get install fluxbox;fluxbox& fix it?
[05:07] <brolly81> :-Danyone, volume thing thing on panel doesnt work
[05:08] <remu> mohadib, I love you so much right now, lol, the pci=noacpi worked BEAUTIFULLY
[05:09] <remu> audio works, haha
[05:09] <mohadib> nice man \o/
[05:09] <remu> now to do a clean install with amd64bit
[05:09] <remu> lol
[05:09] <noah> anybody ever see this from "sudo aptitude update"?  Could not connect to apt-cacher0:3142 (<IP_ADDRESS>). - connect (113 No route to host)
[05:10] <remu> mohadib: and then once i verify itll work then too, itll be time to let all the other people having this problem know how to fix it, i think im subscribed to like 5 threads on different forums relating to this problem, haha
[05:10] <mohadib> nice man, way to kick back :)
[05:10] <brolly81> yeah about my volume thing, its not working:-!
[05:10] <pen> hi
[05:10] <brolly81> hello pen
[05:10] <mohadib> brolly81: try a full bodied conditoner
[05:10] <kudar> lol
[05:11] <mohadib> :s
[05:11] <brolly81> cool, im on it
[05:11] <remu> mohadib: yea, if this hadnt worked my next attempt wouldve been to install fedora 9, cause i was in there room, and they were telling me it should work fine there, but im glad it worked with ubuntu, ive gotten used to how it functions now, lol
[05:11] <brolly81> do i just pour it on my desktop
[05:11] <pen> brolly81, have you tried intrepid alpha 5?
[05:11] <remu> mohadib, do you know what that option does though? besides make my audio work?
[05:11] <brolly81> no what's that
[05:12] <Aeron|mtf> i am trying to watch a dvd in gxine, and it is very frustrating.  The movie is running fine, but i'm getting these horizontal bars all over the place.  what is it?
[05:12] <brolly81> i had the same thing too aeron, i just stopped watching movies.  hope that helps
[05:12] <pen> brolly81, the next release of ubuntu
[05:12] <mohadib> remu: i dont know
[05:13] <remu> lol, alrighty
[05:13] <LordAnubis> Hi
[05:13] <mohadib> i have used noacpi option
[05:13] <mohadib> but not the pci=acpi
[05:13] <Aeron|mtf> brolly81, that's the Windows user solution to things, I'm not buying it ;)
[05:13] <LordAnubis> Is there a channel for complete linux newbies?
[05:13] <mohadib> LordAnubis: lol
[05:13] <mohadib> this is it
[05:13] <citizen42alpha> what's the current stability like with alpha5 ?
[05:13] <gaintsura> does anyone know if there is a linux webcam support channel? I'm having problems getting my quickcam 9000 working, when I run most video programs it doesn't detect it, and cheese just shows a test pattern + static
[05:13] <LordAnubis> Ok.
[05:14] <brolly81> yup, i just to this os today. lmao
[05:14] <LordAnubis> Get ready for some stupid quesions folks:)
[05:14] <LordAnubis> I'm running Vista, with VMWare Server, and ubuntu is loaded on vmware.
[05:14] <creed> Hello I have a question I am having problems with a partition on my harddrive mounting
[05:14] <LordAnubis> I tried forever trying to use MS Virtual PC, but i couldn't for hte life of me get ubuntu working on that, so I gave up.
[05:15] <LordAnubis> How does one install a file on Ubuntu?
[05:15] <Aeron|mtf> brock081, apparently it's an interlace issue
[05:15] <creed> everytime I reboot my machine I have to manually mount this vfat partition
[05:15] <hoban> ok, I was just reading in the BIND configuration that you can escape the $ character when using GENERATE. What possible reason would cause someone to want to escape the $ ?? It's not valid in domain names afaik...I'm confused I suppose
[05:15] <brolly81> how do i update ubuntu
[05:15] <remu> mohadib, i used pci=noacpi
[05:15] <mohadib> aye, thats what i ment to type :s
[05:15] <pepperjack> LordAnubis: everything in ubuntu is organised into central repositories so you basically go to add remove program and select the app you want
[05:15] <remu> lol, cool
[05:16] <remu> mohadib, again, thanks for the help, im gonna go install ubuntu amd64 now
[05:16] <mohadib> nice, i use amd64 lunix at work
[05:16] <mohadib> its rally nice
[05:16] <LordAnubis> pepperjack, i'm trying to install VMWare Tools.
[05:18] <jesus_> hey can someone tell me how to add a new server with xchat?
[05:18] <virtuallinux> LordAnubis: vmware shoudl have mounted a vmware tools cd in ubuntu
[05:18] <LordAnubis> Yes.
[05:19] <LordAnubis> I open hte tar.gz file
[05:19] <LordAnubis> I extracted to desktop
[05:19] <virtuallinux> open a terminal
[05:19] <virtuallinux> navigate to that folder
[05:19] <ajhtiredwolf> Hey I go the microsft media center remote control, doesnt seem to be working in ubuntu though
[05:20] <virtuallinux> LordAnubis:and there's a perl script named something along the lines of vmware-install.pl
[05:20] <LordAnubis> Yeah
[05:20] <RonzO> does anyone know why virtualbox is asking me for a floppy disk to install windows 2000, even though i have floppy disabled?
[05:20] <mohadib> heh
[05:20] <RonzO> i have the newest version...and this is really starting to frustrate me
[05:20] <pepperjack> ajhtiredwolf: might /join #mythtv-users   they prob have some exp with such things or check ubuntuforums
[05:20] <mohadib> why not use vmware server RonzO ?
[05:20] <virtuallinux> you run the perl script one of two ways, you'll need to use sudo to do it
[05:21] <virtuallinux> sudo ./vmware-install.pl
[05:21] <brolly81> i just did a system update and my volume thing, thing still is not working
[05:21] <RonzO> mohadib, someone about 10 minutes ago said to use virtualbox
[05:21] <LordAnubis> So what's sudo?
[05:21] <Flannel> !sudo | LordAnubis
[05:21] <brolly81> anyone have any info on the volume thing thing on the panel
[05:21] <virtuallinux> it gives you root privileges for a single command
[05:21] <mohadib> RonzO: vmware server is free, and its been in the virtulization game way longer than most companies
[05:22] <RonzO> mohadib, *sighs* i hate playing this bouncing back and forth game, lol
[05:22] <mohadib> it has a large channel here on freenode and kick arse forums
[05:22] <RonzO> ty mohadib
[05:22] <mohadib> np
[05:22] <pepperjack> RonzO: alas it is also evil but you pick your battles
[05:22] <mohadib> RonzO: /j #vmware
[05:22] <bobertdos> brolly81: Could you be a little more specific, please?
[05:22] <kudar> what do you do to finish the command
[05:22] <kudar> if it is long
[05:22] <kudar> and you dont want to type it out
[05:22] <kudar> i forget
[05:22] <pepperjack> kudar: tab key for completion
[05:22] <kudar> thanks!
[05:23] <RonzO> mohadib, i have no idea why canonical went away from vmware
[05:23] <mohadib> i was unaware they had embraced any virtulization software
[05:23] <brolly81> when playing music, i tried to use the volume adjustment on my panel to lower the music and it does not adjust volume and what no
[05:23] <brolly81> t
[05:23] <ASrock> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131339    what do you guys think of that motherboard (are its chipsets and such nice to ubuntu?)
[05:23] <mohadib> i have always just downloaded vmware
[05:24] <Zerocxis> What does vmware do that virtualbox doesn't?
[05:24] <mohadib> does virtual box have a robust scripting interface
[05:24] <ASrock> Zerocxis: it works
[05:24] <mohadib> can it run all guest swap in ram
[05:24] <Zerocxis> ooo nice
[05:24] <ASrock> i could never get virtualbox to work
[05:24] <Zerocxis> I might have to switch then
[05:25] <mohadib> vmware server is nice
[05:25] <Cycom> hell, I thought it was worthwhile to by workstation.
[05:25] <kudar> anyone running 2.6.27?
[05:25] <MrPeepers310> whats the best virtulization software out?
[05:25] <ASrock> my favorite is VMware Workstation 6
[05:25] <brolly81> when playing music, i tried to use the volume adjustment on my panel to lower the music and it does not adjust volume. so how do i fix it anyone
[05:25] <danbhfive> !intrepid | kudar
[05:25] <Cycom> I can record video sessions of my VM.  The newest version, 6.5, is going to have recording actual mouse moves :)
[05:25] <MrPeepers310> ASrock: do you have to buy it?
[05:25] <ushimitsudoki> MrPeepers310: I like VirtualBox - but I am not a heavy user of virtualization
[05:26] <ASrock> MrPeepers310: yes
[05:26] <kudar> um
[05:26] <kudar> ok
[05:26] <MrPeepers310> ASrock: ok what about free software
[05:26] <Cycom> ASrock, MrPeepers310, yuo can run the beta free.
[05:26] <Cycom> MrPeepers310 and vmware Server is free.
[05:26] <virtuallinux> I have a seperate machine running Ubuntu Server + Vmware Server
[05:26] <Zerocxis> was it vmware that does virtual 3d acceleration?
[05:26] <virtuallinux> and I use the Vmware server Console form my VM's
[05:27] <kudar> danbhfive: what is that?
[05:27] <LordAnubis> Ok, so it asks me for install location for Mozilla.
[05:27] <virtuallinux> I'm pretty sure vmware has experimental support for directx
[05:27] <ASrock> MrPeepers310: idk i have tried a few free 'solutions' and couldnt get any of them to work
[05:27] <LordAnubis> I typed in the correct location, but it still says it's not right
[05:27] <brolly81> when playing music, i tried to use the volume adjustment on my panel to lower the music and it does not adjust volume.
[05:27] <danbhfive> kudar: its the next version of ubuntu, which contains that kernel
[05:27] <mohadib> vmware server also offers terminal service like connection to a remote vm
[05:27] <mohadib> its kinda slow though, id rather use terminal services for that
[05:27] <MrPeepers310> virtuallinux: well i need it for running visual basic and for some reason the newest update of virtualbox the driver doesn't work with it
[05:27] <LordAnubis> I jsut typed "/usr/lib/mozilla"
[05:28] <Cycom> Vmware Workstatio 6.5 supports DX9 in Windows XP guests right now, but nothing as far as I know in Linux :(
[05:28] <Zerocxis> bummer
[05:28] <mohadib> thats pretty slick though
[05:28] <mohadib> cant really imagine play a 3d game in a vm
[05:28] <navetz> how do you completly remove and reinstall firefox 3.
[05:28] <navetz> Cycom: really? do you have to pay for that version?
[05:28] <pepperjack> navetz: that would be tricky
[05:28] <brolly81> does anyone know how to fix my volume adjustment on my panel it does not work
[05:29] <mohadib> navetz: apt-get purge firefox , might break a lot of stuff though
[05:29] <navetz> mohadib: humm ok thanks
[05:29] <mu91t> whois
[05:29] <DCPomeroy> what's the difference between purge and remove?
[05:29] <mohadib> purge removes config files
[05:30] <pepperjack> navetz: do what i do and install it to /home/$USER/local and just update your icon to point to the new one ;p
[05:30] <Thorsten11> exit
[05:30] <mohadib> remove doesnt always do that
[05:30] <mu91t> hey my firefox browser hangs a lot is there a solution
[05:30] <navetz> pepperjack: will that new one recieve proper updates?
[05:30] <mohadib> mu91t: google chrome!
[05:30] <mohadib> j/k
[05:30] <mu91t> for ubuntu
[05:30] <Zerocxis> one removes the package, the other removes the package and removes the residuals, I think
[05:30] <danbhfive> mu91t: flash?
[05:30] <pepperjack> navetz: well no
[05:31] <mohadib> navetz: the proper way  apt-get --reinstall install firefox
[05:31] <pepperjack> navetz: but automatic update is like asking for directions when you have a vauge idea of where youre going. remember we're men
[05:31] <mu91t> also vlc pl;ayer is not giving sounds for 3gp files....wat should i do
[05:31] <mohadib> navetz: that wont break anything
[05:31] <mohadib> and should give you a clean install
[05:32] <navetz> mohadib:alright I'll give it a shot.
[05:32] <navetz> pepperjack: ok I'll try it if reinstalling doesn't work
[05:33] <wers> i cant download anything from the repo :O
[05:33] <cycloudyang> Hello!
[05:34] <cycloudyang> Does anyone know why I can't find the "Ibm Symphony" in my application menu?
[05:34] <bobertdos> mu91t: When firefox started hanging a lot for me, i found the best solution was to turn visual effects (compiz) off. If you don't want to shut the whole thing off, I believe the plugins that really cause the problem are the image rendering plugins.
[05:35] <mikeyfbi> hey guys, i just installed 8.04 and can't get the sound to work properly as it did on my gusty install...i could play multiple audio sources (ie youtube and amarok) but now i cant
[05:35] <mikeyfbi> and ideas?
[05:35] <cycloudyang> Hello? Anyone using the IBM symphony?
[05:35] <mikeyfbi> i did have ubuntu studio installed...maybe it had to do with that?
[05:36] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: No, no.....This is a known bug in Pulse. I suggest switching everything back to Alsa in System->Preferences->Sound
[05:36] <LordAnubis> What's the command to go back a directroy in terminal?
[05:36] <LordAnubis> I thought it was "cd.."
[05:36] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, ok i'll try that...think it'll require me to restartx for it to take effect?
[05:36] <cycloudyang> hello, and how can i get ibm symphony started?
[05:37] <Zerocxis> LordAnubis: it is "cd .."
[05:37] <gangster>  hey guys, i just installed 8.04 and want to add packages from ubuntustudio w/ out doing a fresh install
[05:37] <hoban> ok, I was just reading in the BIND configuration that you can escape the $ character when using GENERATE. What possible reason would cause someone to want to escape the $ ?? It's not valid in domain names afaik...I'm confused I suppose
[05:37] <RonzO> is vmware-server not included in the release of hardy? i can't even find it in the repos
[05:37] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: Amarok locks up on me when I play it and flash simultaneously, but it might work out better for you. Well, not X, but you might possibly need to stop pulse and/or restart alsa.
[05:37] <mohadib> RonzO: download it
[05:37] <mohadib> frmo vmware.com
[05:38] <mohadib> it can update its self, and has an uninstall script
[05:38] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, can you do those from the terminal?
[05:38] <Cpudan80> !google-earth
[05:38] <Cpudan80> hrm
[05:38] <Flannel> !googleearth
[05:38] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: yes
[05:38] <mohadib> howdy Cpudan80
[05:38] <Cpudan80> mohadib: hiya
[05:38] <cycloudyang> does anyone using ibm symphony in Ubuntu?
[05:39] <cycloudyang> i can not get it started in hardy.
[05:39] <kahrytan> Anyone know of a good rm replacement script?
[05:39] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, WHOOP!  haha so far so good
[05:39] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, both youtube and amarok at the same time
[05:39] <hml> neither clive nor youtube-dl has worked; is there anyway i can download the following video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8559159269814597358 ?
[05:39] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, thank you so much :) :)
[05:40] <gaintsura> hml: I think there is a greasemonkey script to download google video
[05:40] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: You're welcome, and just fyi, we're ALL hoping that Ibex improves upon Pulse :D
[05:40] <Zerocxis> what is Pulse supposed to do?
[05:40] <danbhfive> bobertdos: why?  I don't think it does
[05:41] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, so Pulse is the default now?  what is ALSA then?  or why wouldn't they just use that? :)
[05:41] <mrBob> hello i want to upgrade to hardy but i want to make a good backup first, whats the best cmd for backups? ty
[05:41] <danbhfive> !backup > mrBob
[05:41] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: Yeah, they're in the process of pushing ALSA out and transitioning into Pulse.
[05:42] <nxmehta> i've got a bunch of pdfs (scanned books, etc) that i'd like to serve from my home server... is there some server software that generates a nice html interface (with thumbnails, etc) for browsing ebooks?
[05:42] <nxmehta> fulltext search would be nice too
[05:42] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, ah i see :)  when is Ibex due?
[05:42] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: The same way that OSS gave way to ALSA :)
[05:42] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: next month
[05:43] <Zerocxis> I hear that Ibex is gonna have a darker theme to it... is this true?
[05:43] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, oh hahah, i shoulda just waited to re-install.  i've heard upgrading can be quite a feat sometimes
[05:43] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: yeah, it can, I usually prefer to start fresh each time.
[05:43] <kahrytan> Zerocxis»  Nope.
[05:44] <cycloudyang> i can not get ibm symphony installed in my Ubuntu. anyone has some suggestion? thanks!
[05:44] <joe_nathan> UCI_JELEXXX
[05:44] <kahrytan> Zerocxis» That was just two alpha versions. Alpha 5 is not dark but has ugly metacity theme.
[05:44] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, well i'll just get better at it...this time my ccsm profile didn't load properly...but the install was super fast and slick.
[05:44] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, a fresh install twice a year isn't much hassle with ubuntu anyway ;)
[05:46] <kahrytan> Zerocxis»  In no way will this be final but here's alpha 6, (http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-8-10-Alpha-5-Screenshot-Tour-93089.shtml)
[05:46] <styles_> ound?
[05:46] <bobertdos> mikeyfbi: exactly -- Let's just say that when something goes severely wrong with Ubuntu, I don't hesitate nearly as much to reinstall it as I would with, oh say, Windows.........:p
[05:47] <Zerocxis> yeah that's what I like about Linux in general bobertdos
[05:47] <Zerocxis> for me, it has been very very forgiving
[05:47] <mikeyfbi> bobertdos, touche, touche :)  well thanks again so much! back to work for me :)
[05:47] <kahrytan> !o4o
[05:47] <Zerocxis> unlike windows... still keeping my Vista partition for gaming tho >.>
[05:48] <danbhfive> whats o4o refer to?
[05:48] <lepine> can one downgrade to a previous grub version?
[05:48] <kahrytan> !offtopic
[05:48] <bobertdos> Zerocxis: By the way, since I don't see that anyone answered you. Pulse is just the newest sound server, the piece of software responsible for managing sound resource allocation.
[05:49] <danbhfive> !who | kahrytan
[05:49] <kahrytan> danbhfive»  it's multiple people.
[05:50] <mrBob> how do i backup my system on an external hd?
[05:50] <bobertdos> Zerocxis: It is essentially an encapsulation of a generic driver framework for all sound devices.
[05:50] <danbhfive> kahrytan: you can still refer to them.     like !ot | person1 person2 person3, etc
[05:51] <mrBob> eh
[05:51] <kahrytan> danbhfive»  better yet, just use /msg
[05:51] <outbackwifi> hi
[05:51] <Zerocxis> I wasn't trying to derail the topic, sorry
[05:51] <wers> how do I adjust the opacity of inactive windows?
[05:51] <mjankiewicz> Hello?
[05:51] <kahrytan> mjankiewicz»  Yes...
[05:52] <Zerocxis> bobertdos: thanks
[05:52] <mjankiewicz> I need some help with my desktop....my kids messed it up
[05:52] <kahrytan> Don't ask to ask. Just ask already
[05:53] <mjankiewicz> when I start a program, it doesn't show up on the task bar
[05:53] <kahrytan> mjankiewicz»  details
[05:53] <voos> i'm running ubuntu in virtualbox but the resolution cant go higher than 800x600. How can I get it bigger?
[05:54] <kahrytan> voos»  install vbox tools
[05:54] <outbackwifi> mjankiewicz: just add the window selection applet to your taskbar
[05:54] <mjankiewicz> for example, I have several programs open, but nothing is showing up on the bottom of the screen.  the only way to get to a minimzed prog is to alt tab
[05:54] <voos> kahrytan, ahh ya thanks
[05:54] <kahrytan> voos»  in guess os
[05:54] <kahrytan> guest
[05:54] <outbackwifi> mjankiewicz: your kids might have removed that from the panel
[05:54] <kahrytan> voos» I always hated that too.
[05:54] <mjankiewicz> how can I get it back?
[05:54] <bobertdos> mjankiewicz: Is the bar even still there?
[05:55] <mjankiewicz> yes....applications, places, system.  etc
[05:55] <kahrytan> mjankiewicz»  right click  on panel and add applets
[05:55] <kahrytan> mjankiewicz»  and add window list applet
[05:55] <csyntax_> i need help edit my .bashrc file
[05:55] <mrBob> how do i backup my system on an external hd?
[05:56] <lepine> how does one go about installing from CLI onto a previously create software raid?
[05:56] <mjankiewicz> wow.  that was easy.  thank you so muck
[05:56] <mjankiewicz> much
[05:56] <csyntax_> ?
[05:56] <kahrytan> mjankiewicz»  Now right click on left side of it and move then lock it into place
[05:57] <csyntax_> anyone good with the file bashrc
[05:57] <djhash> mjankiewicz: you might want to create different user account for kids..
[05:57] <bobertdos> mrBob: Most USB drives should be pretty much plug and play. Are you having trouble mounting, or are you talking about making drive images?
[05:57] <kahrytan> djhash»  and my suggest helps too :P
[05:57] <djhash> kahrytan: can be easily unlocked..
[05:57] <csyntax_> i now sure where to put this
[05:57] <csyntax_> hlalib=/home/csyntax/usr/hla/hlalib/hlalib.a
[05:57] <csyntax_> export hlalib
[05:57] <csyntax_> hlainc=/home/csyntax/usr/hla/include
[05:57] <csyntax_> export hlainc
[05:57] <dookdook> if i install ubuntu on a system, then pop out the hard drive and put it into another computer, can i expect everything to work properly?  or do i need to re-install?
[05:57] <FloodBot1> csyntax_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:58] <djhash> kahrytan: things can be removed even if they are locked
[05:58] <kahrytan> djhash»  but prevents acidental deletion
[05:58] <mrBob> bobertdos: i dont know the how to make a backup on my external hd
[05:58] <csyntax_> any ideas
[05:58] <mrBob> bobertdos: its already  mounted..
[05:58] <gaintsura> is the gspca driver still in use? or is it no longer supported? Another claim to be working with the webcam I just bought, but its not working, or I didn't do something right.
[05:58] <csyntax_> hello
[05:59] <mjankiewicz> thank you again for your help.  I will set up another account for the kids.
[05:59] <bobertdos> mrBob: Are you using the desktop edition (with X) or the server edition (without X)?
[05:59] <csyntax_> i put that in my .bashrc and type ./hla i getbash no file that odd
[05:59] <kahrytan> mrBob»  Simplest but complex is just use rsync
[05:59] <mrBob> bobertdos: idk im using 7.10
[05:59] <mrBob> bobertdos: i guess desktop
[06:00] <bobertdos> mrBob: but I mean, you do have a graphical environment, right?
[06:00] <mrBob> bobertdos: yes
[06:00] <ShadowBelmolve> anyone uses "Miro PCTV"?
[06:00] <bobertdos> mrBob: What is it you're wanting to back up? The whole system or just certain files?
[06:00] <mrBob> bobertdos: whole system i want to upgrade to 8.04
[06:01] <kahrytan> mrBob» http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=485700
[06:01] <kahrytan> mrBob»  grsync uses rync and has gui for it
[06:01] <csyntax_> hello
[06:02] <csyntax_> is anyone going to help me or not;.
[06:02] <halkun> How you turn off the edge-switch thing were dargging a window to the edge causes the desktop to switch
[06:02] <gaintsura> csyntax_: ask your question and wait for a response, this isn't paid help ya know
[06:03] <kahrytan> mrBob»  use grsync to backup Home.
[06:03] <[Marik]> салам всем
[06:03] <Aska> hello by everybody!
[06:03] <[Marik]> чего
[06:04] <csyntax_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/46057/
[06:04] <kahrytan> mrBob»  and ubottu pm for currently installed apps via synaptic.
[06:04] <csyntax_> that my question do i do this right
[06:05] <csyntax_> mm
[06:05] <[Marik]> фиянэр фхуэсп1ысынщ
[06:05] <saintbob> any beginner guide online to learn linux?    I am running the current Ubuntu Server edition.  I've installed WINE, but I get an error "Application tried to create a window, but no driver could be loaded."  How can I tell WINE it doesn't need to display anything?  Thanks!
[06:05] <csyntax_> i save my thing i did but when i do ./hla it don't find anything
[06:05] <ushimitsudoki> !ru | [Marik]
[06:06] <kahrytan> ushimitsudoki»  thats what that was?
[06:06] <csyntax_> gaintsura, you look at the link?
[06:06] <gaintsura> yes, but I can't help you
[06:06] <gaintsura> sorry
[06:06] <[Marik]> "¤[9:05:35] <ubottu> [Marik]: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke" пошел нахуи
[06:06] <halkun> csyntax_: what are you tying to accomplish?
[06:06] <ushimitsudoki> kahrytan: you can use ubotto to direct people to native lanuage help (ru is russion, cn is china, es is spanish and so on)
[06:07] <kahrytan> ushimitsudoki»  I didnt know what russian was
[06:07] <halkun> you just exported some environment vars in your bash.rc
[06:07] <csyntax_> http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AsmTools/HLA/HLADoc/HTMLDoc/UnixInstall.html this  what i try to install.
[06:07] <[Marik]> au fiderzein
[06:07] <[Marik]> "[9:07:01] <[Marik]> au fiderzein"
[06:08] <[Marik]> "[9:07:23] <[Marik]> "[9:07:01] <[Marik]> au fiderzein" "
[06:08] <[Marik]> "[9:07:24] <[Marik]> "[9:07:23] <[Marik]> "[9:07:01] <[Marik]> au fiderzein" " "
[06:08] <[Marik]> "[9:07:27] <[Marik]> "[9:07:24] <[Marik]> "[9:07:23] <[Marik]> "[9:07:01] <[Marik]> au fiderzein" " " "
[06:08] <LGKeiz> [12:05:24AM] <saintbob> any beginner guide online to learn linux?  A newbie here:)
[06:08] <LGKeiz> trial and error
[06:08] <csyntax_> halkun you reading the link
[06:09] <csyntax_> but  paste it in my bashrc file and save and now it will not do anything.
[06:09] <csyntax_> odd
[06:09] <halkun> where is your lha application located?
[06:09] <tao> hehe
[06:09] <halkun> hla rather?
[06:10] <csyntax_> hlalib=/home/csyntax/usr/hla/hlalib/hlalib.a
[06:10] <csyntax_> export hlalib
[06:10] <csyntax_> hlainc=/home/csyntax/usr/hla/include
[06:10] <csyntax_> export hlainc
[06:10] <waan> Which is the best virtual machine for hardy?
[06:10] <FloodBot1> csyntax_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:10] <ad5os> Aww  can anyone help me with a Nvidia issue with the latest Ubuntu
[06:10] <magnetron> !best | waan
[06:10] <chris062689_> Can anyone tell me the different between GLADE and Glade-GTK?  Is one updated more than the other?
[06:10] <csyntax_> that what i put in the .bashrc file
[06:10] <gaintsura> waan: personally, I'd recommend vbox
[06:10] <debCarlos> !virtualbox
[06:10] <gaintsura> lol
[06:10] <kahrytan> waan»  my personal fav is virtualbox but it currently doesnt run intrepid ibex
[06:11] <debCarlos> +
[06:11] <gaintsura> kahrytan: intrepid is the next ubuntu?
[06:11] <halkun> csyntax_: those  are just libraries where is the application you are tying to run.
[06:11] <kahrytan> gaintsura»  yes. :)
[06:11] <csyntax_> ./hla
[06:11] <gaintsura> how is it? and where can I see it at? -)
[06:11] <ad5os> please IM me if anyone knows how to get Nvidia drivers with 8.04 to work right! :D
[06:11] <kahrytan> gaintsura»  and Juanty is after that
[06:11] <halkun> what happens when you try and run it?
[06:11] <gaintsura> !intrepid
[06:12] <waan> gaintsura, kahrytan: I was going to use virtualbox but thought there might be some good alternatives also. I read some articles through google about Qemu, but that seems old now
[06:12] <gaintsura> waan: I had problems getting Qemu to work
[06:12] <kahrytan> waan» Vmware is nearly free.
[06:12] <csyntax_> ./hw.hla
[06:12] <gaintsura> 'nearly'
[06:12] <csyntax_> but it will not run
[06:12] <halkun> what is the error you are getting?
[06:12] <waan> kahrytan, yes that will be good
[06:13] <csyntax_> i even try it in su and still will not work
[06:13] <debCarlos> waan: qemu is good, it's my fav just now, but i think that vbox is pretty cool too :)
[06:13] <waan> kahrytan, i'll give virtualbox a go, I assume I just install it from the package manager?
[06:13] <halkun> what is the error you are getting?
[06:13] <halkun> programs can "not work" in many many ways
[06:13] <gaintsura> waan: yes
[06:14] <csyntax_> csyntax@csyntax-desktop:~$ ./hw.hla
[06:14] <csyntax_> bash: ./hw.hla: Permission denied
[06:14] <kahrytan> waan»  You can at least beta test Intrepid and help get it working :)
[06:14] <csyntax_> am i doing something wroung?
[06:14] <tsolox> how do i uninstall a package via  "dpkg -r"  by forced, since i accidentally erased the software...??!
[06:15] <halkun> type "ls -lah hw.lha"
[06:15] <csyntax_> i lost
[06:15] <lymeca> Will KDE4 be default in Kubuntu 8.10?
[06:15] <danbh_family> kahrytan: intrepid is still alpha
[06:15] <csyntax_> ok
[06:15] <halkun> what does it say
[06:15] <debCarlos> csyntax_: You have to give him exec permitions... chmod +x file    ?
[06:15] <tsolox> i erased it by "rm -rf"...and now I cannot dpkg -r
[06:15] <csyntax_> ok
[06:15] <danbh_family> tsolox: whats the error?
[06:15] <magnetron> !intrepid | kahrytan waan lymeca
[06:16] <kahrytan> tsolox»  reinstall it?
[06:16] <waan> kahrytan, i'm looking for stable right now.  (Zesty Zerba)
[06:17] <csyntax_> debCarlos i get this error
[06:17] <csyntax_> csyntax@csyntax-desktop:~$ ./hw.hla
[06:17] <csyntax_> ./hw.hla: line 1: program: command not found
[06:17] <csyntax_> ./hw.hla: line 5: begin: command not found
[06:17] <csyntax_> ./hw.hla: line 9: syntax error near unexpected token `"Hello, World of Assembly Language",'
[06:17] <csyntax_> ./hw.hla: line 9: `    stdout.put( "Hello, World of Assembly Language", nl );'
[06:17] <FloodBot1> csyntax_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:17] <tsolox> danbh_family: it was looking for the software in /usr/local..but its already done...I cannot reinstall it as it will bark with an error...need help pls
[06:17] <Flynsarmy> If i run gnome but also have kde installed (due to having programs such as k3b installed) is there a way to theme the kde apps to look like all the gnome apps?
[06:17] <kahrytan> Darn that bot is fast
[06:17] <csyntax_> i doing something wroung
[06:17] <danbh_family> tsolox: whats the error!
[06:18] <csyntax_> hello
[06:18] <debCarlos> csyntax_:  Man, the soft you're trying to run  have errors :S
[06:18] <perlsyntax> yes
[06:18] <danbh_family> !pastebin > tsolox if you can paste the exact error for when you try to reinstall, I might be able to help
[06:18] <halkun> csyntax_: this is where you open up hw.hla, in a text editor and see what the script is expecting.
[06:18] <fernando> one question
[06:19] <csyntax> ok
[06:19] <csyntax> i not sure what i did
[06:19] <Guest56552> where I can unload ubuntu hardy heron
[06:19] <danbh_family> Guest56552: how did you install it?
[06:20] <Finnish> Is there a editable mount program in ubuntu?  It appears that hw.hla is a script file that runs something else. It;s making assuptions about ubuntu that is incorrect.
[06:20] <tsolox> I cannot redirect the error string into a ffile
[06:20] <debCarlos> csyntax: no man :P
[06:20] <csyntax> ?
[06:20] <tsolox> it was trying to chown a file that no longer exists!
[06:20] <halkun> so you are going to need top ask the original application developer for help.
[06:21] <Flannel> csyntax: This really isn't the channel for it.  It *sounds* like youre trying to run a script, not a compiled asm program.  You should try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:21] <tsolox> how can i forced dpkg -r to forcefully remove a package???
[06:21] <danbh_family> tsolox: just go to the website, and cut and paste
[06:21] <Flynsarmy> Finnish, Try isomaster
[06:21] <Finnish> Flynsarmy: From repos?
[06:21] <djhash> csyntax: dont you need to compile the program before running it?!!
[06:22] <kahrytan> Anyone else know rm replacement script?
[06:22] <Flynsarmy> Finnish, yep
[06:22] <halkun> how do you turn off the edge-switch to keep X from swithing desktops when a window is near the edge?
[06:22] <DarkFire> Can some one help mne?
[06:22] <outbackwifi> halkun: this used to be in the ccs
[06:23] <djhash> kahrytan: why do you want a replacement script for rm?
[06:23] <outbackwifi> darkfire: with what?
[06:23] <halkun> ccs?
[06:23] <outbackwifi> halkun: compiz config system (or manager)
[06:23] <kahrytan> djhash»  I accidentally deleted a partition with it.
[06:23] <Finnish> Flynsarmy: Thanks alot!!! Just checking it out, might be THE solution to my problems
[06:24] <ph0rensic> ccsm=compozconfig-settings-manager
[06:24]  * outbackwifi feels partitions can only be deleted with fdisk, rm only deletes files and directories
[06:24] <kahrytan> djhash»  I unmounted it and used ext3grep to recover the data, thank god
[06:24] <DarkFire> outbackwifi Im trying to install Ubuntu and i get this...I/O error Error reading boot CD
[06:24] <outbackwifi> DarkFire: do a media check
[06:24] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  by partition, i mean all the files on it :P
[06:25] <outbackwifi> kahrtan: you can alias rm with rm -i
[06:25] <halkun> where is the ccsm located?
  is that the one were i check the hash? or the one off the CD?
[06:25] <outbackwifi> halkun: system-> preferences
[06:25] <ph0rensic> you can type in ccsm from cli or go to your system prefs
[06:25] <outbackwifi> DarkFire: off the D
[06:25] <outbackwifi> DarkFire: off the CD
  ok
[06:26] <ph0rensic> halkun: Of course it must be installed first though
[06:26] <HaSH> !hping
[06:26] <HaSH> !hping2
[06:26] <luqui> alias rm=true
[06:26] <luqui> very safe
[06:26] <kahrytan> outbackwifi» Actually, i was thinking about turning rm into mv to trash instead
[06:27] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: good idea
[06:27] <tsolox> i have pastbin the error..pls help
[06:27] <kahrytan> outbackwifi» Ubuntu should do it.
[06:27] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: better idea: beware of wildcards
[06:27] <tsolox> ubottu: paste bin it./.
  i9 get the same error
[06:27] <outbackwifi> !pastebin
[06:27] <djhash> tsolox: give us the link to the pastebin url after you submit it
[06:27] <tsolox> http://paste.ubuntu.com/46064/
[06:28] <outbackwifi> Darkfire: either your Drive is broken or the CD is corrupt
[06:28] <outbackwifi> Darkfire: to find out, run the media check on another PC
[06:28] <tsolox> Here is the scenario: I rm -rf the software in /usr/local. Now I cannot dpkg -r it. I cannot also re-install it...that's the problem,.
 this is the second Pc i have tried and got the same error
[06:29] <outbackwifi> Darkfire: you have your answer: burn another CD
[06:29] <Flannel> tsolox: Nothing you installed through package management should have been put in /usr/local/
[06:29] <Finnish> What's the command for text editor?
  should i try to re download the iso file?
[06:29] <outbackwifi> Finnish: vi or nano
[06:29] <Flannel> Finnish: gedit (gnome), kate (KDE), mousepad (XFCE)
[06:30] <tsolox> Flannel: what do you mean???
[06:30] <djhash> tsolox: i hate to find out if what I'm thinking is right.. type in "ls /usr/local" tell us what you get
[06:30] <outbackwifi> Darkfire: you could first try with burning the ISO on another CD; if that doesnt work, download again and burn and check
  ok i will do thanks for the help!
[06:31] <outbackwifi> yw
[06:31] <tsolox> djhash: bin,etc,include,,,........and so on...then???
[06:31] <kahrytan> Question: This is writable right? UUID=* /media/Media ext3 user,auto,rw 0 0
[06:31] <dustigroove> Any Openbox users present?
[06:32] <djhash> tsolox: ok.. are you creating those directories that is needed..
[06:32] <tsolox> Going back to the question...How can I "dpkg -r" if i accidentally "rm -rf" the software ...???
[06:32] <kahrytan> tsolox»  reinstall the software.
[06:33] <kahrytan> DarkFire»  Before redownloading iso, check m5dsum
[06:33] <kahrytan> on iso image
[06:35] <kahrytan> Question: This is writable right? UUID=* /media/Media ext3 user,auto,rw 0 0
[06:35] <djhash> tsolox: looks like you dont need to.. you just removed the files that dpkg would've removed
[06:35] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: apparently yes
[06:36] <Dabbu> how to make vlc skin permanent
[06:36] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  then why does it mount read only? yes, i check folder mounted too
[06:37] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: if you mount it manually using sudo mount does it do the same?
[06:38] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  I can mount with and without sudo. Same result
[06:39] <midododo11> hey any c programmer
[06:39] <midododo11> ??
[06:39] <Flannel> midododo11: try ##C
[06:39] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: is the owner of the files on that disk the same as the one you are logged in?
[06:39] <magnetron> http://i34.tinypic.com/11l2zdh.jpg
[06:39] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  It's newly formated.
[06:39] <Dabbu> How to start vlc player in skin mode
[06:40] <kahrytan> Dabbu»  did you try vlc --help in console?
[06:40] <midododo11> no c programmers here ?
[06:40] <Dabbu> kahrytan:no
[06:41] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: what if you changed the parameters to defaults only?
[06:41] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  huh?
[06:41] <kahrytan> Dabbu»  it's a module. wxwidgets
[06:41] <djhash> midododo11: go to #C
[06:41] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: in /etc/fstab
[06:42] <kahrytan> Dabbu»  oops Skins3
[06:42] <kahrytan> Dabbu»  oops Skins2
[06:42] <Dabbu> ok
[06:42] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  i told you whats in that
[06:42] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: can you pastebin ls -l /media/Media after you do a sudo mount /dev/xyz /media/Media
[06:43] <ripps> Does anybody know of a console text editor that use color-coding for programming?
[06:43] <kahrytan> out UUID=4* /media/Media ext3 user,auto,rw 0 0
[06:43] <Flannel> ripps: vim
[06:44] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: replace user,auto,rw by defaults
[06:44] <tarelerulz2> What are good  Transcoder?
[06:44] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  nope.
[06:44] <ripps> Flannel: is that the only one, I've tried using it , but I can never remember all the keys to use it
[06:44] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  that doesnt work
[06:44] <Flannel> ripps: well, you can use it pretty simply as a "regular" text editor.  All you need to remember is how to get into and out of insert mode.
[06:45] <agentglue33> i just installed  mdbtools-dev with "apt-get install mdbtools-dev".  anybody know where the development files install too?
[06:45] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: my fstab for external disk has relatime,user,defaults
[06:45] <kahrytan> Dabbu»  change shortgun to vlc --controls skins2
[06:45] <outbackwifi> agentglue33: in /usr/include and /usr/lib
[06:45] <kahrytan> --control skins2 actually.
[06:46] <agentglue33> outbackwifi: thanks!
[06:46] <outbackwifi> yw
[06:46] <ushimitsudoki> agentglue33: you can check out the files of any package with "dpkg -L <packagename>"
[06:46] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  i dont want the defaults so I do manual
[06:46] <outbackwifi> k
[06:47] <Flannel> ripps: Hmmm, nano may be able to do highlighting, I'm not sure.  I imagine it will.
[06:47] <outbackwifi> and yet when you do a sudo mount /dev/xyz /media/Media, it is still readonly?
[06:47] <CollyTard> me like bunty. How make go faster, like slacky?
[06:47] <starn> where is pythons lib folder? so i can install a lib.
[06:47] <Muntrue> Hello guys! I have ubuntu installed now. But i want to install windows XP as dual boot (some of my hardware is not supported in ubuntu) How can i set this up ?I can only find how to's wich tell me to install XP first.. wich would mean formatting my current setup
[06:47] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  default is rw, suid, dev, exec, auto, nouser, and async.
[06:47] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: and yet when you do a sudo mount /dev/xyz /media/Media, it is still readonly?
[06:48] <ripps> Flannel: I currently use nano, but I don't think it can do color.
[06:48] <CollyTard> Muntrue no! Only bunty, no windy!
[06:48] <Muntrue> CollyTard, I wish it was that easy but some external hardware that i want to use is just not supported for linux..
[06:48] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  its  ignoring the fstab options obviously
[06:48] <djhash> Muntrue: try this: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm
[06:48] <CollyTard> Muntrue bad Muntrue! Only bunty!
[06:49] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: does it mount readonly?
[06:49] <Muntrue> djhash, ill check it out thanks
[06:49] <starn> anybody know where is pythons lib folder? so i can install a lib.
[06:49] <Flannel> ripps: I'm sure you can.  http://www.samurainet.org/blog/2008/06/18/nano-syntax-highlighting/
[06:50] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  mounts as root
[06:50] <ripps> Flannel: awesome, thanks
[06:50] <InHisName> Is there anyone who has NOT installed any video drivers into ubuntu yet ? Could you do the command and pastebin it, thanks: sudo ls -l /etc/X11   I think I messed up groups / owners and need to restore them.
[06:51] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: the way ive set it up, it mounts as my user no matter how i mount it
[06:51] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  so did it my way. It's just screwed up
[06:51] <chilli0> hey does anyone know python?
[06:51] <kahrytan> it's ignoring fstab options
[06:51] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: because i did a sudo chown -R user. * inside the mounted disk
[06:52] <chilli0> there irc is inactive i need some help
[06:52] <abchirk> chilli0 #python :)
[06:53] <starn> anybody know where is pythons lib folder? so i can install a lib?
[06:53] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  that works now. I mounted, then chowned Media. And it sticks between mountains
[06:53] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: great ;O
[06:54] <onthefence928> whenever my laptop boots with AC power it forces a FSCK says that the partition is read only and won't let me finish booting. how do i fix it?
[06:54] <outbackwifi> onthefence928: it boots normally on battery power?
[06:55] <onthefence928> outbackwifi: yeah, because it skips teh FSCK
[06:55] <outbackwifi> onthefence928: try turning acpi off in the boot arguments
[06:55] <Angel-SL> Is there an on-screen keyboard for ubuntu accessible in the login screen?
[06:55] <Muntrue> djhash, That page looks really good. Definitely helpfull!
[06:55] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  My only issue now is It doesnt mount with label names. It uses size.
[06:55] <waan> My notebook displays a blank screen while booting but after a minute displays the log-on screen, would this be due to an incorrect monitor sync in xorg.conf?
[06:55] <onthefence928> outbackwifi: can you explain that to me?
[06:56] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: there was someone who suggested using e2label (not sure if thats what its called) to do this
[06:56] <hashier> hej there!
[06:56] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  i did that already :P it's just not instant. neeeds restart
[06:56] <outbackwifi> onthefence928: why do you say that it skips fsck when booting from battery?
[06:57] <hello_scienceAt5> what is that classic mac font called?
[06:57] <waan> hello_scienceAt5, helvetica?
[06:57] <onthefence928> outbackwifi: it's what it sayd it does, "Skipping Fsck because running on battery power"
[06:58] <hello_scienceAt5> maybe helvet waan... i'll look see
[06:58] <hello_scienceAt5> (look seeing)
[06:58] <waan> hello_scienceAt5, all I know is helvetica is not free, but there are free alternatives but they aren't quite as smooth
[06:58] <Rajec> Is there any calendar/to do application which could synchronize its data with Nokia 6300 ??
[06:58] <outbackwifi> onthefence928: after you boot via battery, and run fsck and then reboot with ac power, what does it say?
[06:58] <kahrytan> outbackwifi» if you ever rm files on another partition, umount it and use ext3grep tool :P
[06:59] <outbackwifi> kahrytan: thanks a lot; that is a great tip
[06:59] <onthefence928> outbackwifi: lemme try running fsck, does "sudo fsck sdb5" work?
[06:59] <hello_scienceAt5> no not helvetica,,, anyone know what the classic mac font is called?
[06:59] <waan> Rajec, did you get your workspaces working ?
[06:59] <kahrytan> outbackwifi»  I used it to recover avi and iso i had on media parition.
[06:59] <hello_scienceAt5> or have a .ttf for it
[07:03] <hashier> What is a good size for the / partiotn and what size is good for my winxp partiton?
[07:03] <droopsta915> does anyone have two harddrives installed? One with Linux and one with Xp? I have Ubuntu and need to know how to make both drives work.
[07:04] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: i had this at one point on my laptop, but have since removed XP
[07:04] <Newsville> Greetings
[07:04] <Newsville> Anyone here?
[07:05] <abstortedminds> how can i type german characters in ubuntu?  i need to use those special characters for my german class
[07:05] <droopsta915> I have two computers, one with xp and one running linux, I have decided to use both drives in one machine, but cant get xp to work
[07:05] <sjea> hi all
[07:05] <wickedpuppy> abstortedminds, system ->preference ->keyboard
[07:06] <wickedpuppy> you can choose the layouts there
[07:06] <abstortedminds> ahh ok, ill try that
[07:06] <Newsville> I just installed ubuntu and the touchpad is completely unresponsive
[07:07] <abstortedminds> wickedpuppy, i change the default to german, but how do i get the charactors?
[07:07] <abstortedminds> or know where they are
[07:07] <wickedpuppy> try typing some out ? i never used any other languages than US ...
[07:08] <Rajec> waan: no forget about it
[07:08] <Rajec> Is there any calendar/to do application which could synchronize its data with Nokia 6300 ??
[07:08] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: do you see and option to boot into XP when you start the machine (this is grub that should offer that)
[07:08] <wickedpuppy> abstortedminds, enlarge the layout windows ...
[07:08] <wickedpuppy> the keys are there
[07:08] <LordAnubis> Can anyone get flash player working in firefox 3.0.1 on ubuntu?
[07:08] <waan> Rajec, ok sorry I couldn't help more
[07:08] <wickedpuppy> LordAnubis, my youtube plays fine on ff 3.0.1
[07:08] <LordAnubis> I installed flash player... it said it installed fine, but flash player doesn't actually work on ff
[07:09] <RadishRabbit1> quick question, can a user in linux belong to multiple groups?
[07:09] <waan> LordAnubis, I just installed the flash plugin for firefox and it works
[07:09] <wickedpuppy> RadishRabbit1, definitely ...
[07:09] <kahrytan> LordAnubis»  whats the problem
[07:09] <sjea> how do i change servers in pidgin?
[07:09] <RadishRabbit1> whats the command doing that assume i have both the group and user names ready?
[07:10] <InHisName> Is there anyone who has NOT installed any video drivers into ubuntu yet ? Could you do the command and pastebin it, thanks: sudo ls -l /etc/X11   I think I messed up groups / owners and need to restore them.
[07:10] <waan> RadishRabbit1, yes
[07:10] <wickedpuppy> RadishRabbit1, its in system ->administration ->users and groups ..
[07:10] <RadishRabbit1> ummm
[07:10] <RadishRabbit1> how to do that in command line?
[07:11] <droopsta915> ushimi tsudoki: no option, when i installed the hard drive, all i did was make it slave, but didnt know where to go to get the option of booting Ubuntu or Xp.
[07:11] <LordAnubis> kahrytan, can I pm you?
[07:11] <abstortedminds> wickedpuppy not really sure what you mean, it says Layout, USA, GERMANY, germany is selected as default, wondering what i need to do besides that
[07:11] <wickedpuppy> RadishRabbit1, how to do what ? sorry if it sounds impolite ... could you be specific on what you you mean?
[07:11] <kahrytan> LordAnubis»  bo
[07:11] <kahrytan> LordAnubis»  no
[07:11] <torrid> how can I help the cause?
[07:11] <RadishRabbit1> how to add a user to a second group using command line?
[07:11] <wickedpuppy> abstortedminds, on layout .. you will see the keyboard layout right ? enlarge that screen .. the keys are printed there
[07:11] <LordAnubis> Ok
[07:11] <waan> LordAnubis, have you installed the flash plugin?
[07:11] <Flannel> InHisName: root:root, Xwrapper.config is 600, the folders are all 555
[07:11] <abstortedminds> ahh its there now
[07:11] <abstortedminds> great, thanks
[07:11] <Flannel> RadishRabbit1: adduser user group
[07:12] <LordAnubis> Well youtube works fine now, it installed codecs.
[07:12] <deadguy>  /names
[07:12] <RadishRabbit1> thanks !
[07:12] <LordAnubis> I'm trying to use www.thehothits.com.au
[07:12] <RandomNuB> hello all
[07:12] <torrid> is there anyway I can help ubuntu out?
[07:12] <torrid> just looking for a hobby
[07:12] <RandomNuB> I have a problem... I just restarted my PC and the nVidia driver isnt working
[07:12] <LordAnubis> All I see is a big play button, and if oyu hit it it says you need adobe flash player.
[07:12] <wickedpuppy> RadishRabbit1, http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-add-user-to-group/ <--- more plainer help than i could do here :P
[07:12] <Rokay> hello.  I JUST installed ubuntu 1 hour ago.  Can someone please tell me how to run any of the compiz fusion stuff.  I already have them installed
[07:13] <wickedpuppy> oppss .. already been helped
[07:13] <abstortedminds> i see the layout now wickedpuppy, but how do i get the chars to be typed
[07:13] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: alright then. you have to configure grub to allow you to choose what OS to boot into. Also, i am not sure if just installing a drive that already has WinXP on it will work. however, check out something like: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm and keep in mind that most guides are written with the idea that you will be INSTALLING winxp
[07:13] <LordAnubis> I followed the link, installed, and restarted the virtual machine, and still the same thing.
[07:13] <torrid> people still dual boot around here?
[07:13] <InHisName> Thanks!, Flannel
[07:13] <Flannel> !dualboot | droopsta915, ushimitsudoki
[07:13] <RandomNuB> I have a problem... I just restarted my PC and the nVidia driver isnt working
[07:13] <Rokay> anyone got the compiz fusion to work?
[07:14] <Jakeotron> hi guys.  I just installed an hour ago, the touch pad on my Acer Travelmate 4060 is locked up.  Hasn't worked at all.  Any thoughts?
[07:14] <wickedpuppy> abstortedminds, have you tried with ctrl+key or alt+key or ctrl+alt+key ?
[07:14] <abstortedminds> yes wickedpuppy it doesnt work
[07:15] <RandomNuB> no one knows my problem?
[07:15] <Flannel> !doesntwork | RandomNuB
[07:15] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: that guide won't help much as he has a drive that already has XP on it i think?
[07:16] <RandomNuB> I just said my problem...
[07:16] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: It will.
[07:16] <wickedpuppy> abstortedminds, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=123489 <-- check this out
[07:16] <RandomNuB> Last night the nvidia driver was working fine but now it doesnt :(
[07:16] <Flannel> RandomNuB: See the factoid ubottu gave you
[07:17] <RandomNuB> the "Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too"? :|
[07:17] <Flannel> RandomNuB: yes.
[07:17] <Rokay> i guess my quesiton is, how do I see the effects of a given compiz plugin after I have it all set up.  Is there a key that I press or something
[07:17] <RandomNuB> Flannel well what do I have to say to you so you can diagnise the problem?
[07:18] <Flannel> RandomNuB: Well, right now we have absolutely no idea whats going on.  You'll want to describe what exactly its doing to make you think its not working, etc.
[07:18] <Jakeotron> Any thoughts guys?... touch pad not working?
[07:19] <debCarlos> Jakeotron: dunno, maybe checking xorg.conf ?
[07:19] <Alpha232> !cloning
[07:19] <Rokay> debCarlos, do you have compiz fusion running
[07:19] <Jakeotron> Ok, I'm brand new... how do I do that?
[07:20] <Alpha232> !automate
[07:20] <debCarlos> Rokay: yes... why ?
[07:20] <Rokay> debCarlos, I just installed ubuntu 1 hour ago and installed compiz.  but I cant find info on how to actually see a given effect
[07:23] <Rokay> debCarlos, for instance, I can't even find where "button 1" is... to initiate it.  is that a button I set up somewhere
[07:23] <kindofabuzz> button one, your left mouse button
[07:23] <Rokay> thx kindofabuzz
[07:23] <debCarlos> Jakeotron: See the archive ( cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | less ) and search if there's any InputDevice/touchpad section... if it's there then check in ServerLayout section if there's a line like this one: Inputdevice	"Synaptics Touchpad"
[07:24] <Rokay> kindofabuzz,  is there a place where I can find what each button means (button 2, 3, etc)
[07:24] <Guest98271> dgauifad
[07:24] <Ardha> hi
[07:25] <debCarlos> Rokay: button 2 must be the right one, button 3 the middle one... and i think there's no button 4 :P
[07:26] <schultza> is there a fast easy way to set up a lamp server from the desktop release?
[07:26] <Rokay> thx debCarlos .  i am trying to launch the rotate cube.  I hold the shift alt and my left button on my keypad and nothing happens.  it seems to be enabled.
[07:26] <wickedpuppy> schultza, besides installing one by one ?
[07:26] <Rokay> but I dont see the cube
[07:27] <Flannel> schultza: tasksel
[07:27] <schultza> Yes.
[07:27] <hateball> !ccsm | Rokay
[07:27] <debCarlos> Roaky: I think it's ctrl+alt+left button :)
[07:27] <schultza> !compiz
[07:28] <Rokay> thx guys.  let me try that.  ubottu I believe i already did that but let me do it again
[07:28] <schultza> !lamp
[07:28] <schultza> Thanks for the info.
[07:28] <debCarlos> Rokay: ubottu is a bot...
[07:28] <Rokay> ah lol
[07:28] <Rokay> lol
[07:29] <Rokay> thx again guys
[07:29] <schultza> I know. But someone set it up. So thanks for the service.
[07:30] <Rokay> one other question.  i installed on my laptop... but I dont even see the wireless option under network.  i think I installed the driver too
[07:32] <InHisName> ph0rensic: I solved the problem I had with that error going to failsafe mode.
[07:32] <aldaek> !tasksel
[07:32] <aldaek> What is tasksel?
[07:33] <outbackwifi> Rokay: what is the output of lspci (pastebin it please)
[07:33] <Rokay> ok
[07:33] <ph0rensic> InHisName: what was the issue
[07:33] <aldaek> Ah, ok.
[07:35] <Rokay> outbackwifi, here it is
[07:35] <Rokay> rokayjon@rokayjon-laptop:~$ lspci
[07:35] <Rokay> 00:00.0 Host bridge: ATI Technologies Inc RS690 Host Bridge
[07:35] <Rokay> 00:01.0 PCI bridge: ATI Technologies Inc RS690 PCI to PCI Bridge (Internal gfx)
[07:35] <Rokay> 00:05.0 PCI bridge: ATI Technologies Inc RS690 PCI to PCI Bridge (PCI Express Port 1)
[07:35] <Rokay> 00:07.0 PCI bridge: ATI Technologies Inc RS690 PCI to PCI Bridge (PCI Express Port 3)
[07:35] <FloodBot1> Rokay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:36]  * outbackwifi wonders why wont people pastebin even after being told
[07:37] <Rokay> sorry I didn't know how to paste the formal way
[07:37] <InHisName> ph0rensic: I see alk.... is off line, you can pass on to him/her when back.  I tried using find to see what changed or logs at time of failure.  I examined each log and noted times and time I answered the errors with OK.  I waited one minute each step.  xorg.conf was finishing fully before the errors started.  Still could not find errors. I once 'ls -l ' while NOT sudo and noticed lotta ???? where permissions should be.. something
[07:38] <Rokay> outbackwifi, here is my paste http://paste.ubuntu.com/46078/
[07:39] <outbackwifi> Rokay: i dont see a wireless card in your system
[07:39] <Rokay> outbackwifi, thats stange.. when i go into windows mode I have it there
[07:40] <outbackwifi> Rokay: is it an external USB card?
[07:40] <Rokay> no internal.  brand new gateway that has it built in
[07:41] <vit__> holap
[07:41] <vit__> holap
[07:41] <outbackwifi> Rokay: did you miss out any lines while pastebinning?
[07:41] <Rokay> outbackwifi, maybe it got messed up when I tried to load the drivers (i am new to ubuntu)
[07:41] <Rokay> let me redo it
[07:42] <Rokay> outbackwifi, ok i just verified. i didnt miss any lines
[07:43] <outbackwifi> hmm
[07:43] <outbackwifi> Rokay: sudo iwconfig
[07:44] <Rokay> says no wireless extensions and eth0 no wireless extensions
[07:46] <Rokay> outbackwifi, yeah for some reason it wont recognize in ubuntu.  in vista and xp it picks  it up
[07:47] <outbackwifi> Rokay: can you boot into windows and find out what card it is?
[07:47] <Rokay> outbackwifi, yes let me do that
[07:47] <hanif> I am looking for a bash script to take jpg out of a group of subfolders and putting them in all one folder. My only problem is that they are all names thumbnail_preview.jpg. Is there any way to incorporate a sequential rename scheme?
[07:47] <hanif> named
[07:48] <rajec> Hi I got this error when try to install  some of ruby gem http://pastebin.com/m6cfd1e97. I am not C(++) Programmer but I suppose I am missing some libraries or soemthing
[07:48] <Rokay> outbackwifi, i am on my mac so i can easily restart the laptop and find out :)
[07:48] <outbackwifi> hanif: use a for loop with a counter and concatenate that to the filenmes
[07:49] <outbackwifi> Rokay: you sold your soul to the I-Witch?
[07:49] <aldaek> Lol.
[07:49] <Rokay> outbackwifi, i am just interested in converting to ubuntu as I am sick of crappy windows
[07:49] <bubaphex> looking for a program to create .iso files, any recommendations?
[07:49] <aldaek> Sick of restrictive licensing.
[07:50] <aldaek> k3b, maybe?
[07:50] <outbackwifi> bubaphex: mkisofs
[07:50] <aldaek> oh, sorry.
[07:50] <Rokay> outbackwifi, my network adaptor ir Realtek RTL8187B 802.22g 54mpbs usb 2.0 network adapter
[07:51] <outbackwifi> Rokay: USB  eh :)
[07:51] <bubaphex> thanks outbackwifi
[07:51] <Rokay> outbackwifi, its not USB not sure why it says that
[07:51] <outbackwifi> Rokay: lsusb please
[07:51] <Rokay> it is internal
[07:51] <Rokay> ok
[07:51] <aldaek> Please refresh me, what is the directory for personal websites on linux? ~/www ?
[07:51] <outbackwifi> Rokay: I know, my toshiba had one of those
[07:51] <Rokay> let me log back in to ubuntu
[07:52] <aldaek> Rokay: It's best to be in the system you are troubleshooting.
[07:52] <Split> aldaek: ~/public_html
[07:52] <aldaek> Split: Thanks.
[07:52] <Rokay> aldaek, yes thats true but I didn't have irc installed on the ubuntu.  just installed it less than 1.5 hours ago
[07:53] <Rokay> and I didn't know which irc client was even available for ubuntu
[07:53] <ykphuah> Rokay: you can use pidgin to IRC
[07:53] <aldaek> What!?!?! -> "mkdir: cannot create directory `/public_html': Permission denied"
[07:53] <Rokay> thanks ykphuah
[07:54] <ykphuah> aldaek: I am sure you meant "mkdir ~/public_html" instead.
[07:54] <ykphuah> Rokay: or if you are using kubuntu, konversation/kopete both will do.
[07:54] <standard> hello
[07:54] <standard> all of you
[07:54] <aldaek> why did the mkdir public_html while in my own directory did not work?
[07:55] <ykphuah> aldaek: you are instructing it to create it in the root path, that's what "/public_html" means.
[07:55] <Rokay> outbackwifi, here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/46083/
[07:55] <ykphuah> aldaek: if you want to create in your own directory, just use "mkdir public_html" without the slash
[07:56] <standard> 2 many questions, i have a live install it works good what is the default root password?
[07:56]  * aldaek slaps self silly with trout fin. "Doh!"
[07:56] <bazhang> standard, none; use sudo
[07:56] <aldaek> I did have the / in there.
[07:56] <[dksuiko]> Quick question.. when you exit X-Windows, does the terminal that you drop down to have a name?
[07:57] <Beererde> hi. my nvidia card suddenly stopped working. if i reboot, it goes to low. if i do modprobe -r nvidia modprobe nvidia and restart x it works. what can it be?
[07:57] <[dksuiko]> I know it runs bash, but as for the terminal itself.. for example, in xwindows, you have rxvt, etc.
[07:57] <standard> one more how do i compile a driver
[07:57] <standard> i have the driver
[07:57] <debCarlos> [dksuiko]: tty ?
[07:58] <standard> its extracted to a folder
[07:58] <droopsta915> I need to dual boot ubuntu and xp, two hard drives, I have both operating systems installed, linux master, xp slave, what next?
[07:58] <[dksuiko]> deb: ah, good idea.
[07:58] <[dksuiko]> don't have a linux box on my at the moment though, chatting from a windows client. :(
[07:59] <Beererde> hi. my nvidia card suddenly stopped working. if i reboot, it goes to low. if i do modprobe -r nvidia modprobe nvidia and restart x it works. what can it be?
[07:59] <urlauber> Is it possible to create jabber/xmpp-chatrooms with jabber? how?
[07:59] <urlauber> (with pidgin)
[07:59] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: master/slave isn't the right way of thinking in a dual-boot scenario...they are independent of one another (although you can do some tricks to share things)
[07:59] <ykphuah> aldaek: yes, you should NOT use the /
[08:00] <aldaek> It was pure accident. Hence the trout and homer saying.
[08:00] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: I think the program that prompts you for password is called "login", the program that handles alt-f1 -> alt-f7 is getty
[08:00] <droopsta915> ushimi: right, but if both drives are in, doesn't one have to be master?
[08:00] <Rokay> outbackwifi, did you see the output or did I have it wrong
[08:01] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Hold on, I think there's a little ambiguity in your question. When you say one is slave and the other is master, do you mean to say that you have one OS installed to the master drive and the other installed to the slave??
[08:01] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: well yes for hardware but that just means you need grub there so it is loaded and you select the OS to load from grub
[08:01] <[dksuiko]> ykphuah: ah, i see! thanks! i'll google 'getty'
[08:01] <ykphuah> I think droopsta915 is talking about the IDE cables.
[08:01] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: you do realize that both of them are not "terminals". :P
[08:02] <[dksuiko]> ah, i just wasn't sure what to call it. heh
[08:02] <droopsta915> bober: yes ubuntu master, xp slave. the pins on the drive.
[08:02] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: you can usually set the jumpers on the drives to assign the master, or you may need to change the cabling or controllers as well. that is a hardware issue
[08:02] <prathibha> hello how to set the resolution for hp compaq laptop 6720s
[08:02] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: last time there was mgetty, then agetty, I don' t know which one we are using now.
[08:02] <jganetsk> dev
[08:02] <[dksuiko]> ykphuah: so what would be controlling the video i/o for the terminal?
[08:03] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: maybe I can help more if you tell me what you are trying to acomplish?
[08:03] <bobertdos> droopsta915: So Ubuntu is already installed on one hard drive and XP is already installed on the other hard drive, correct?
[08:03] <[dksuiko]> ykphuah: well, not really trying to accomplish anything really, lol. just curious.
[08:03] <droopsta915> bobertdos: correct
[08:03] <[dksuiko]> like when you hit alt-f1 to alt-f7, what are those instances of?
[08:04] <[dksuiko]> i know rxvt, you can have 7 windows, etc.
[08:04] <kudar> what is command to get flash, java, etc
[08:04] <waan> Would anybody know why I get a blank screen while booting, but the log-on screen still appears after?
[08:04] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: ah ok, getty is the one that handles the alt-f1 -> alt-f7, getty launches the "login" program.
[08:04] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: which ask for your username/password.
[08:04] <ushimitsudoki> waan: what point in the boot process does the screen go black? it might be usplash
[08:04] <magnetron> kudar, go to Applications menu > add/remove > install the "ubuntu-restricted-extras" package
[08:05] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Alright, well first of all, I'm assuming that the master drive is set in the BIOS as the highest boot priority, right?
[08:05] <ykphuah> [dksuiko]: you can look into /etc/inittab, there should be some getty stuffs in there.
[08:05] <droopsta915> bobertdos: correct
[08:06] <[dksuiko]> ah, i see. thanks!
[08:06] <prathibha> hello how to set the resolution for hp compaq laptop 6720s
[08:06] <nkei0> hello
[08:06] <waan> ushimitsudoki, after grub
[08:06] <droopsta915> the problemn is the xp drive is seen as a mounted device, iccan see all the folders and files, but cant boot up as a xp machine
[08:06] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Okay, given that, what you need to do next is use a LiveCD to install Grub to your main Ubuntu partition. After that, you'll probably need to add an entry for Windows XP into a file called menu.lst.
[08:07] <bobertdos> !grub > droopsta915
[08:07] <waan> ushimitsudoki, it works fine when I use recovery mode, so I guess its something to do with the splash screen being our of sync?
[08:07] <ushimitsudoki> waan: did you try to turn off "quiet"? then you can see it as it boots and look for an error. Another option is to look at /var/log/dmesg. I would do both
[08:07] <nkei0> So, who wants to help a complete newbie to Ubuntu 8.04?  I've got it installed, I'm just dealing with the almost instant freezing upon boot up...
[08:08] <ushimitsudoki> waan: that is a possibility - i have a problem with my usplash and haven't got around to fixing it a second time yet
[08:08] <rajec> Hi I got this error when try to install  some of ruby gem http://pastebin.com/m6cfd1e97. I am not C(++) Programmer but I suppose I am missing some libraries or soemthing
[08:08] <waan> ushimitsudoki, ok i'll try both of those
[08:08] <waan> ushimitsudoki, yeah the operating system works fine, it's just a minor annoyance
[08:08] <aldaek> These instructions are confusing to enable the site/~user web pages. It told me to edit a blank file.
[08:08] <ushimitsudoki> waan: alright good luck and look for "usplash" that is my best guess
[08:09] <droopsta915> ubottu: i didnt lose grub, i took the xp drive from my old computer and installed it to my ubuntu machine.
[08:09] <bobertdos> droopsta915: I know you didn't lose grub, but you do need to install it, and that wiki entry tells you how.
[08:10] <ushimitsudoki> droopsta915: and now you have to let grub know that. if it isn't listed in /boot/grub/menu.lst you aren't going to have a chance to boot to it
[08:10] <kudar_> magnetron: i have ubuntu ultimate.. should i get ubuntu restricted extras or kubuntu restricted extras?
[08:10] <waan> ushimitsudoki, dmesg | grep splash returns nothing except the kernel command line (which includes splash)
[08:10] <bazhang> kudar_, ultimate is not supported here
[08:10] <magnetron> kudar_, we don't make ubuntu ultimate
[08:11] <kudar_> ...
[08:11] <nkei0> Anyone want to help me out?  I think I have the problem with the ati drivers and I need to use the restricted drivers, but I don't know how to switch them...  I have to do it without booting to the gui.
[08:11] <magnetron> kudar_, you'll have to ask the ubuntu ultimate folks
[08:11] <outbackwifi> Rokay: this might help you --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=604784
[08:11] <bazhang> !ultimate
[08:11] <xander86> hmm ultimate looks cool
[08:11] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Actually, a better way to say it is that you need to figure out where all of your OS's are, according to Grub, so that you can build a proper menu.lst file.
[08:11] <xander86> i never seen it , thanks :)
[08:11] <ushimitsudoki> waan: yes. dmesg will show any errors before usplash tries to load - so look there for non-usplash problem maybe. Turn off quiet in grub (you can use "e" to edit the boot options from grub temporarily) and watch the boot to see errors that dmesg isn't logging
[08:12] <kudar_> ultimate have their own channel?
[08:12] <magnetron> kudar_, they have a website
[08:12] <waan> ushimitsudoki, yeah i'll edit the command before booting, brb
[08:12] <Rokay> thanks outbackwifi !!!
[08:12] <energY> I have no sound on my dell latitude d63
[08:12] <Rokay> let me try that outbackwifi
[08:12] <energY> What is wrong?
[08:12] <droopsta915> bobertdos: how can i searh for the operating systems?
[08:13] <droopsta915> the grub is only seeing ubuntu
[08:13] <outbackwifi> energy: what is the issue?
[08:14] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Pastebin the output of: sudo fdisk -l (from the Ubuntu terminal)
[08:14] <energY> I get no sound
[08:14] <outbackwifi> energy: through headphones or speakers
[08:14] <Apoll1> hello everyone
[08:14] <energY> Speakers
[08:14] <outbackwifi> energy: headphones ok?
[08:15] <nkei0>  no one wants to help me :(
[08:15] <energY> Don't know. I don't have headpones
[08:15] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: what is the problem?
[08:15] <nkei0> Anyone want to help me out?  I think I have the problem with the ati drivers and I need to use the restricted drivers, but I don't know how to switch them...  I have to do it without booting to the gui.
[08:15] <outbackwifi> energY: did you ever have sound?
[08:15] <aldaek> Sheesh. Now that's done.
[08:15] <energY> Last time I installed ubuntu
[08:15] <droopsta915> bobertdos: sorry, wwhere is pastebin located?
[08:15] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: you know how to boot into a CLI?
[08:16] <bobertdos> !paste | droopsta915
[08:16] <avis> i seem to have two playing streams in banshee.  i am not sure why it starts two different songs, i'd like to stop one stream, of course, i'm just not sure how this happened in the first place though
[08:16] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki:  I have no idea how to do anything, I've only gotten 8.04 installed and done a memory test.
[08:16] <energY> outbackwifi: Give me the alsa config command?
[08:16] <outbackwifi> energy: launch alsamixer
[08:16] <droopsta915> thanx, will be back in a bit.
[08:16] <outbackwifi> energy: from a terminal
[08:17] <outbackwifi> energy: increase the volume of everything there
[08:17] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: alright then. When you boot up you should see a little option about grub to like press ESC to enter the menu. There should be a "single" or "single user" or "recovery" option. like the normal and check memory option. I don't remember the exact verbiage. that will let you boot into a command line environment
[08:17] <nkei0> recovery is there
[08:17] <energY> Item IEC958 is [OFF]
[08:18] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki:  I've gone into recovery but i didn't understand how to use it
[08:18] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: if you can boot into that - then you at least know the install worked and you are having some other problems
[08:19] <outbackwifi> energy: ignore that
[08:19] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: Yeah, the install worked, i can login but as soon as i click on anything it freezes and sometimes (most) it garbles the screen a few seconds later
[08:19] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: So you can get X running (that is the graphical part)?  Which card is it?
[08:21] <outbackwifi> droopsta915: dont alk to the bot
[08:21] <energY> It worked
[08:21] <outbackwifi> droopsta915: dont talk to the bot
[08:21] <outbackwifi> energy: now you owe me a beer  :)
[08:21] <nkei0> radeon mobility 9700
[08:21] <tsudot> i've installed python-qt-dev but still importing qt gives me a 'no module found' message
[08:21] <Jakeotron> Hey guys, so I've been trying to get the touchpad to work.  Installed ubuntu a few hours ago, touchpad hasn't worked at all.  Tok a look at xorg.conf... but I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking for to figure this out.  I'm brand new.  Help...?
[08:21] <nkei0> sorry, i haven't used irc in forever, i keep forgetting to put your name first
[08:21] <avis> i seem to have two playing streams in banshee.  i am not sure why it starts two different songs, i'd like to stop one stream, of course, i'm just not sure how this happened in the first place though
[08:21] <droopsta915> outbackwifi:  i have pasted the terminal lines in the pastebin as plain text, where do i add the url?
[08:22] <aldaek> Jakeotron: use pastebin to post your xorg.conf and someone will get to it.
[08:22] <tsudot> i've installed python-qt-dev but still importing qt gives me a 'no module found' message
[08:22] <tsudot> any idea?
[08:22] <energY> How can I remove join/leaves in irssi?
[08:23] <droopsta915> bobertdos: i apologize in advance, its my first time but here it is
[08:23] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I'm dual booting windows/ubuntu 8.04 and the windows works perfectly
[08:24] <tsudot> i've installed python-qt-dev but still importing qt gives me a 'no module found' message, any ideas?
[08:25] <outbackwifi> droopsta915: paste the url here
[08:25] <droopsta915> http://paste.ubuntu.com/46091/
[08:26] <outbackwifi> droopsta915: ok now what do you want me to do with this info?
[08:26] <droopsta915> wow, pastebin is cool ;) I likey.
[08:27] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: then maybe it is your drivers. Did you try EnvyNG to install them?
[08:27] <droopsta915> bobertdos: wanted to see it, im trying to dual boot a machine, the 40 gb drive is the xp drive
[08:27] <nkei0> no, i just figured they would work from startup, like windows
[08:29] <KazaLite> hi all.....i want to create a recovery partiotion and make it apear as a hidden partition under windows. however parition will be created under linux.
[08:29] <piichan> d
[08:29] <KazaLite> any suggestions about achieving the goal?
[08:29] <waan> ushimitsudoki, cant find much info in dmesg, I can pastebin it if you like?
[08:29] <droopsta915> outbackwifi: im trying to add that 40 gb drive into the boot. I have xp installed in it
[08:29] <piichan> >nickserv< help register
[08:29] <piichan> gah
[08:29] <avis> i am unsure of what applifcation is playing music in my system.  its not a gnome app, or at least one that is still open, and it seems to access my collection and play music.  i've looked in top, and i cannot seem to spot it.  any ideas what to do ?
[08:29] <bobertdos> droopsta915: alright, so according to that, Grub will recognize your XP partition as hd(1,0). You will want to put this in /boot/grub/menu.lst -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/46092/
[08:30] <droopsta915> bobertdos: got you, ill be back, thanx in advance:)
[08:31] <waan> ushimitsudoki, if I knew where the splash started I could find the point to look for trouble
[08:31] <bobertdos> droopsta915: You know you need root privileges to edit that file, right?
[08:32] <outbackwifi> avis: pastebin ps -fe
[08:32] <droopsta915> bobertdos: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst    Correct?
[08:32] <avis> outbackwifi, it was a webpage :)  thanks for trying to help though, i found it
[08:33] <bobertdos> droopsta915: We recommend using gksudo, but yes
[08:33] <wersdaluv> how do i know which hd?,? my windows installation is installed on?
[08:33] <wersdaluv> its on my /dev/hda3
[08:33] <wersdaluv> i mean, dev/sda3
[08:33] <droopsta915> bobertdos: ok will do :)
[08:33] <bobertdos> wersdaluv: To Grub, that would be hd(0,2)
[08:34] <wersdaluv> is it always like that for sda3 bobertdos?
[08:34] <ushimitsudoki> wann: i don't think usplash problem is going to show in dmseg. I am saying to check 2 things: 1 - the output into dmesg to see if there are any errors there. 2 - watch the entire boot process (some of which is captured in dmesg) and see if usplash is loading properly
[08:35] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki:  thanks for the help, i'm going to give it a shot (sucks that it's my only computer, it makes this difficult)
[08:37] <[CK]Davros> Hi, I'm having trouble using a game port midi adaptor under hardy. My buest guess is that the adaptor isn't being found/recognised as aplaymidi -l only shows a "Midi through" and no hardware ports
[08:37] <bobertdos> wersdaluv: Well, Ubuntu and Grub's labeling schemes parallel each other, the first drive is 'a' for Ubuntu and '0' for Grub. The first partition for Ubuntu is '1' and '0' for Grub. So, sda3 in Ubuntu means 0,2 for grub.
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[08:38] <wersdaluv> ooh. nice bobertdos. thanks
[08:39] <Axlbeta> buenas
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> !hi | Axlbeta
[08:40] <Jakeotron> Ok, what's pastebin?
[08:40] <Axlbeta> hi
[08:40] <Axlbeta> thank
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> !paste | Jakeotron
[08:40] <arnath02> i'm having an odd problem with my 8.04.1 ubuntu, namely, he can't seem to get an IP half the time (on wired connection)
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> arnath02: tried a new cable?
[08:41] <arnath02> ActionParsnip: it's actually independant of location
[08:41] <arnath02> ActionParsnip: same problem at work and at home
[08:41] <vag> hello. I have nvidia  8400M GS on an HP laptop, wiht ubuntu 8.04. I have installed the  NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-173.14.12   . When I restarted gdm everything was ok. But when I rebooted the pc it starts in low graphics mode 800x600. If I go and reinstall the drivers then after running gdm again everything is fine. But it seems that the settings aren't saved . Any ideas? I could provide any more info if you need it...
[08:41] <arnath02> ActionParsnip: oddly enough, a coworker of mine has the exact same problem
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> arnath02: tried rebooting your router?
[08:41] <Axlbeta> I have one problem with ubuntu 8.04 in HP dv5000 after upgrade No sound
[08:41] <arnath02> ActionParsnip: i can't exactly reboot the router at work i'm afraid :)
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> vag: you need to set some resolutions in xorg.conf
[08:42] <Axlbeta> y si alguno sabe español por favor se me perdio el sonido despues de actualizar en ubuntu 8.04
[08:42] <magnetron> !es | Axlbeta
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> arnath02: id track the connections your co-worker has to see if there is a common conection path
[08:42] <Axlbeta> sorry !! thanks
[08:43] <arnath02> ActionParsnip: he's not here atm i'm afraid :s but the same problem also pops up at home, so don't think it's related to the router or wiring
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> arnath02: hmmm, maybe the nic is faulty
[08:44] <arnath02> ActionParsnip: could be, but that wouldn't explain why my coworker has the exact same problem :D
[08:44] <waan> arnath02, do you have the same notebooks?
[08:44] <droopsta915> bobertdos: it worked, but the screen stays at starting up...   What do u think?
[08:44] <vag> ActionParsnip: http://rafb.net/p/Oe4XrO33.html  here's the output of the xorg.conf . Any ideas where should I set the resolution? And why is the resolution correct when I build the drivers and then restart gdm. It doesn't work only after reboot
[08:44] <langzn> Hi
[08:44] <arnath02> waan: nope
[08:44] <langzn> Does anyone use virtual box here
[08:45] <arnath02> waan: mine is a dell vostro, his is a HP i believe
[08:45] <ushimitsudoki> langzn: I do
[08:45] <arnath02> langzn: haven't tried the new version yet, but i have worked with it before
[08:45] <langzn> It so please give me a hand pm me
[08:45] <bobertdos> droopsta915: which screen?
[08:45] <waan> ushimitsudoki, i found some errors in dmesg, should I pastebin then, i'm not sure what they mean
[08:46] <ushimitsudoki> waan: sure i will answer if i can
[08:46] <alumno> klkklklñ
[08:46] <bobertdos> droopsta915: You don't get to the menu at all?
[08:46] <droopsta915> bobertdos: the boot up, i hit esc at grub then it says starting up... It stays at this screen
[08:46] <alumno> you are stupid
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> vag: http://pastebin.com/f594ec754 heres mine, i run at 1024x768
[08:46] <langzn> Im having a problem with virtual box
[08:46] <arnath02> btw, my laptop also keeps saying that it was unable to sleep or hibernate, even though it seems to sleep/hibernate just fine
[08:46] <arnath02> is this a known bug or something?
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> vag: add the resolution subsections from my screen section and you should be ok
[08:47] <langzn> everytime i try go to the virtualbox preferances i get this error
[08:47] <langzn>  p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }     Could not load the Host USB Proxy Service (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND). The service might be not installed on the host computer.     Result Code:   NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x00004005)   Component:   Host   Interface:   IHost {489fb370-c227-4d43-9761-ceb28484fd9f}
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> vag: backup the original xorg.conf before playing
[08:47] <vag> ActionParsnip: :) yes
[08:47] <droopsta915> bobertdos:sorry i do get the option of loading ubuntu or windows list
[08:47] <langzn> anyone able to help fix it
[08:47] <bobertdos> droopsta915: but it stalls after that?
[08:47] <waan> ushimitsudoki, no idea if this is to do with video, http://paste.ubuntu.com/46096/
[08:48] <darque> Hey I had audio from the speakers and then I installed some more gstreamer plugins for more audio options, and now I have lost all audio?
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> darque: try setting your sound to alsa in sound prefs
[08:49] <darque> I'm assuming it was the gstreamers but I did download a lot of extras and then the next day It said my card is not configured or is not present
[08:49] <Hosstest> anyone availible to answer some noob questions about installing on a physical raid?
[08:49] <darque> it would not work in alsa in knoppix I had to set it to OSS, the emahince is alsa... but where would (I find that option... fresh user to Ubuntu
[08:49] <droopsta915> bobertdos: yes, do u think taking the drive out of another computer is the problem, i think i should reinstall the OS while in the new computer, that way it knows all the devices?
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> Hosstest: how do you mean physical raid?
[08:50] <waan> Hosstest, that would depend on the question
[08:50] <waan> Hosstest, don't ask to ask a question, just ask it
[08:50] <droopsta915> bobertdos: unless the computer reads the devices needed
[08:50] <darque> as long as you have the linux drivers for that raid card it should go smotthly
[08:50] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Yeah, you can do that if you want, but I also think maybe now, you SHOULD try reinstalling Grub, because I'm not sure it's properly set.
[08:51] <Hosstest> well, there is a controller on the mother board... I have heard some pretty horrible stories about installing over a raid.  I havent messed with Ubuntu in about a year.  So I was just wondering if A.) It can be done easly, and B.) If you could give me a link to some tuts or something
[08:51] <nkei0> hmm
[08:51] <gnuskool> is there an imaging program in ubuntu I can use to clone a dual-boot xp/*NIX box?
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> langzn: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-614576.html
[08:51] <kahrytan> How do I get Unix or Epoch time?
[08:51] <droopsta915> bobertdos: ok so i can use the ubuntu cd for this?
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> !raid | Hosstest
[08:51] <nkei0> Is gedit standard on ubuntu installs?
[08:51] <bobertdos> droopsta915: yes
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> Hosstest: you are setting up fakeraid
[08:52] <Hosstest> via the installation?
[08:52] <waan> nkei0, yep
[08:52] <Hosstest> even though I have paired my hard drives in the bios?
[08:52] <ushimitsudoki> waan: no i think that is just trying to sort out memory and IRQs and what not - i don't think that is related....let me ask you this, when i boot I see a message (near the end of the boot process) that usplash couldn't find a "theme" and it tried a new reoslution and initilization failed ... do you not see that? I been when you boot non-quiet?
[08:52] <darque> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[08:52] <Hosstest> I am running raid0 right now.
[08:52] <Hosstest> would my windows partition get fried?
[08:52] <waan> ushimitsudoki, no nothing like that, i checked the whole thing line by line
[08:52] <nkei0> hmm, i tried to edit my menu.lst so that i can start with noacpi option but when i tried to "sudo gedit filename" it said it couldn't open session
[08:52] <darque> that is the error I get with all the sound options to chose from in SOUND
[08:52] <gnuskool> is there an imaging program in ubuntu I can use to clone a dual-boot xp/*NIX box?
[08:52] <bobertdos> droopsta915: The the wiki entry makes it look complicated, but really all you're doing is letting grub search for the Ubuntu partition, and then setting Grub upon it.
[08:53] <waan> nkei0, try gksu gedit filename
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> Hosstest: its fakeraid as the sytsem sees 2 drives, if its proper raid then your system would only see 1
[08:53] <nkei0> is gksu the same as gksudo?
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> gnuskool: dd
[08:53] <Hosstest> would I still have to provide drivers at some point in the installation to see the raid?
[08:53] <gnuskool> ActionParsnip: thx
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> nkei0: no, gksudo uses roots environment, gksu uses the users environment but with elavated access
[08:54] <waan> ushimitsudoki, i'll google around a bit about usplash
[08:54] <droopsta915> bobertdos: i got the disk in, im getting prompted to open packet manager, is the right way for installing grub
[08:54] <nkei0> alright, bbiab, gotta try that
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> Hosstest: no you just set it up and it will be mounted as a raid array
[08:55] <ushimitsudoki> waan: alright but the usplash lines will NOT be in the dmseg log i'm not sure i made that clear
[08:55] <Hosstest> word, so I could get away with installing with live cd then?
[08:55] <bobertdos> droopsta915: Are you using a LiveCD?
[08:55] <waan> ushimitsudoki, yeah you told me, but I cant see a thing when it boots its way too fast
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Hosstest: read the guide it'll tell you a lot
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> vag: any good?
[08:55] <darque> How do you fix a missing audio problem it was their yesterday, I downloaded some packages and now it says I do not have one or the gstream plugin is not right
[08:56] <waan> ushimitsudoki, it goes black almost instantly
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> darque: you could uninstall it then reinstall it i guess
[08:56] <vag> ActionParsnip: I tried to insert some resolution to the xorg but no... after reinstalling the drivers it plays. After restarting gdm still nothing :(
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> vag: can i see your new xorg.conf please
[08:56] <ushimitsudoki> waan: alright then, another thing to try then is to adjust the resolution that usplash is attempting. perhaps it is trying a mode that your driver is not displaying? Just something to keep an eye out for as well
[08:57] <Hosstest> last question... anyone running WOW on Ubuntu?
[08:57] <darque> The audio works if I but the live cd back in a run that
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> !wow | Hosstest
[08:57] <droopsta915> bobertdos: i have the live cd but how does it work, sorry never tryed it this way.
[08:57] <gnuskool> ActionParsnip: just reading up on dd, but I see no mention of vista capabilty or triple-boot, can i imply 'bit by bit' means it'll work?
[08:57] <Hosstest> ActionParsnip, thanks for the info.
[08:58] <darque> Anyone have in trouble shooting suggestions for me, with regards to the lack of audio?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> !sound | darque
[08:58] <gnuskool> darque: lspci first see if the audio module is there
[08:58] <waan> ushimitsudoki, ok thanks
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> gnuskool: it will copy the drive bit for bit from one place to another, yes, so the OS data will be transferred over
[08:58] <bobertdos> droopsta915: You boot from the optical drive, select "Start using Ubuntu without changing your system" and then you go into the terminal and start workin' :)
[08:59] <vag> ActionParsnip: http://rafb.net/p/nhKwJ298.html   I haven't edited the xorg.conf myself again so I might have done sth wrong...
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> gnuskool: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-135172.html
[08:59] <darque> gnuskool: is lspci , is that a term command?
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> vag: you havent added anything
[09:00] <vag> lines 43-50?
[09:00] <laeg> can i make ubuntu perform the routine disk checks on shutdown instead of boot?
[09:00] <gnuskool> darque: yah
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> vag: you added it in monitor, you need them in screen
[09:00] <gnuskool> ActionParsnip: thx a lot
[09:00] <darque> No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found. - that is what I get when I claick on the volume control button.
[09:00] <darque> it worked last night and it work on livecd?
[09:01] <vag> ActionParsnip: oh ;) let me correct this one
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> laeg: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=147007
[09:01] <darque> 00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
[09:01] <ushimitsudoki> laeg: check out: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutoFsck and maybe this will help you
[09:01] <darque> it sees the onbaord sound device
[09:02] <rajec> how to run my netbeans as root ? sudo netbeans gives me error that sudo netbeans command doesnt exists
[09:02] <nkei0> blah :(
[09:02] <Flannel> rajec: Why do you want to run netbeans as root?
[09:02] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: no luck?
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> rajec: try gksu netbeans
[09:03] <bobertdos> droopsta915: When you edited menu.lst, where did you put the Windows entry? It needs to go before or after Automagic Kernel List.
[09:03] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: Nope, I got this...  (gksu: 4573):  Gtk-Warning **:  Cannot Open Display
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> rajec: if you run 'which netbeans' do you get an output?
[09:04] <rajec> ActionParsnip: nothing but I've installed netbeans directyle by sh command
[09:04] <Flannel> rajec: Why do you want to run netbeans as root?
[09:04] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: I don't have ATI card so I can't be more specific. Sorry. I suggest reading: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI and trying to install the drivers yourself if EnvyNG is not working. That is what i did for my nvidia drivers. It was a pain in the butt the first time, but after that not a problem.
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> rajec: then the binary is not in any pathed directorys
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> rajec: id run
[09:05] <nkei0> I still haven't set up the network for ubuntu yet
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> rajec: cd /; sudo find -name netbeans
[09:05] <Flannel> rajec: Why do you want to run netbeans as root?
[09:05] <darque> Okay I ran aplay -l and it is saying that their are no soundcards?
[09:05] <darque> but lspci shows the card
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> darque: have you set your sound service to alsa?
[09:06] <cgrapski> I have a simple question I hope someone can answer (and hope is really that simple).  I have a mounted drive that I need to change ownership of certain files on.  The drive has in its name quotation marks (").  How do I navigate to that drive in the terminal?
[09:06] <Flannel> cgrapski: If you use tab completion, they'll get escaped automatically, otherwise just escape them with \
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: type mount in terminal, it will tell you where its mounted
[09:07] <etyo> any body know paket to monitoring and check signal for modem wireless?
[09:07] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: alright then one more option might be to force X to use the "vesa" driver until you can get going? It will be crappy resolution, but it might be an option? Another would be to download the packages you will need (from reading the guide) to a USB drive. Finally, you can try to set up your network from the CLI - it will work in the CLI but if it is tricky to configure it could be troublesome. sorry i know that isn't muc
[09:07] <cgrapski> ActionParsnip: I have it in media but I cannot get to it because of the (") in the name
[09:07] <ph0rensic> cgrapski: It will likely be in /media/(disk, disk1 etc) or sometimes in /mnt
[09:07] <cgrapski> Do I need to put a code instead of the (") character
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: then like Flannel said, use tab to autocomplete the name
[09:08] <cgrapski> It is in media
[09:08] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: How can I force it to use the vesa driver?
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> I think you'll need "\Some\ Name"\
[09:08] <cgrapski> OK I'll try and autocomplete and see if that works.  Thanks
[09:08] <rajec> Flannel: because I need to instal ruby gem but folder with gems is protected
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: then cd /media
[09:08] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: no, that's inside out.
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: then type cd and press tab
[09:08] <rajec> Flannel: Maybe I could give rights to normal user on that folder
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: im on my american lappy at the moment, ts hard doing linux commands
[09:09] <cgrapski> tab just beeps
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: whats the thing called?
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: and why does it have "s in?
[09:09] <cgrapski> For example I want to use: cd /Charlie's "Drive"
[09:10]  * bobertdos trout slaps self for always staying up until 3AM helping noobs
[09:10] <cgrapski> Its an old drive I am restoring
[09:10] <Flannel> cgrapski: If you type ch[tab] you'll get it
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: oh nice :(
[09:10] <Flannel> cgrapski: Don't put the / since its not in /
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: cd ./Charlie(press tab)
[09:10] <cgrapski> Ooops yes.
[09:10] <cgrapski> OK thanks I'll give that a try
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: id get that renamed PDQ
[09:11] <cgrapski> Tab still just gives a beep when I push it
[09:11] <Flannel> cgrapski: Otherwise: Charlie\'s\ \"Drive\"
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: even after typing Charli then pressing tab?
[09:11] <Flannel> cgrapski: Are you using capital C?
[09:12] <laeg> ActionParsnip, ushimitsudoki: thanks
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: linux is MASSIVELY case sensitive\
[09:12] <cgrapski> Ah, I'll try that.  Yes using the Captial "C" and also after typying "Charli"
[09:12] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: you will book into CLI, edit xorg.conf to use the "vesa" driver. unload the flgrx (I think that is right for ATI?) driver if it is loaded, and start X with "startx"
[09:12] <Flannel> cgrapski: How did it get mounted, by the way?  Does it show up in ls -l /media/?
[09:12] <vag> ActionParsnip: hey, I treid somethings but it still doesn't work, no correct resolution,  http://pastebin.com/d518fffcf
[09:12] <rgie> hi guys can someone help me? my server cannot continue to boot it will display a grub>
[09:12] <Flannel> cgrapski: er, the ? isnt part of the command
[09:13] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I don't think I can edit anything, gedit doesn't work with sudo r gksudo...
[09:13] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: you will have to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf as root with something like "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf" ... you will be doing this from the command line ... the boot option to "recovery mode"
[09:13] <cgrapski> Yes it shows up.  With green highlight.  And the \' and \" didn't work either
[09:13] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: Also, I've been trying to use startx and it goes to gui and suggests that I quit but if i hit continue it drops me back down to CLI anyways
[09:14] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: what error does it give?
[09:14] <Flannel> cgrapski: green highlight?  please pastebin the output of ls -l /media/
[09:14] <rajec> How to set permisions on folder? I want to normalne user have full rights on one certain folder
[09:14] <cgrapski> Flannel: How do I pastebin the output?
[09:14] <Flannel> !paste | cgrapski
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> vag: try adding _60 to the 1024x768 line
[09:15] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I'm not sure it does give an error for the gui thingie.  It just says (gksu:4573):  gtk-warning **: cannot open display for the gedit thing
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> vag: make sure it joins
[09:15] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: I mean the error when you try startx
[09:15] <mani_> hello fuckers
[09:15] <rajec> How to set permisions on folder? I want to normalne user have full rights on one certain folder
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | mani_
[09:15] <mani_> hi action
[09:16] <Martiini> someone explain to me why firefox-2 is broken ... firefox-2: Depends: libhunspell-1.1-0 (>=1.1.6-1) but it is not installable
[09:16] <Flannel> nkei0: Are you in a TTY or a graphical sessin?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> rajec: sudo chown <new user> <folder>
[09:16] <vag> ActionParsnip: you mean like "1024x768_60" /
[09:16] <vag> ?
[09:16] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I can't remember off hand, it just suggests that I not continue because of user permissions or something like that
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> vag: yes
[09:16] <Martiini> mani they dont talk to you .. they are like information processing robots
[09:16] <nkei0> Flannel: I don't know what TTY is but, I started ubuntu in recovery mode, and I was in the root command line.
[09:17] <mani_> tks martin
[09:17] <Flannel> nkei0: Alright, that'd be why.  gedit only works when you have a GUI.  You'll want to use nano instead.
[09:17] <rgie> How can I fix this problem, 'wrong fs type, bad opyion, bad supeblock on /dev/hda' this happen when i try to mount my hd
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> rgie: what file system is it?
[09:17] <nkei0> Flannel: Awesome, that's good news to hear.  I thought something else was broken!  Hah.  I will return then, I'm going to try this noacpi fix i've seen posted around
[09:18] <Martiini> mani_:  wazzupp yourself u fucker
[09:18] <Flannel> Martiini: please pastebin the output of this: apt-cache policy libhunspell-1.1-0
[09:18] <Flannel> Martiini: language.
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> good job pici isnt in
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[09:19] <Martiini> Flannel:  Im on ibex and it refuses to install  libhunspell-1.1-0 if thats what you want to know .. so .. firefox-doesnt install
[09:20] <Flannel> Martiini: That's not what I asked for no.  Also, Intrepid is alpha software, please get support in #ubuntu+1, not here. Thanks.
[09:20] <Martiini> I just want to know why firefox-2 is broken in ibex
[09:20] <Flannel> Martiini: because Intrepid is alpha software.
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> Martini: ibex support is in #ubuntu+1
[09:20] <cgrapski> Here is the url: http://paste.ubuntu.com/46106/
[09:20] <Flannel> Martiini: definately file a bug report though.
[09:20] <vag> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/m37007da0  still not correct resolution. Screen->preferences->screen resolution shows 1024x768 but 50 hz ...
[09:20] <Martiini> its been filed
[09:20] <magnetron> Martiini, ask in #ubuntu+1
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> Martiini: its alpha til the release day so is not supported in the official channel
[09:21] <XB23> hi guys
[09:22] <XB23> can i detect how many bytes a certain ip address on my box has in and out
[09:22] <Flannel> cgrapski: well, I don't know what to tell you, but that file isn't a directory.
[09:22] <XB23> i know i can get total on ifconfig
[09:22] <XB23> but how about just 1 interface in particular
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> XB23: ifconfig eth0 (for example)
[09:22] <XB23> ah
[09:23] <vag> I restart gdm with $killall gdm   and then $gdm  I hope it's the right procedure
[09:23] <cgrapski> I can navigate to it in the graphic filebrowswer
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> vag: try a reboot
[09:23] <vag> ok, Ill be back ;) thanks for all the help so far :)
[09:23] <cgrapski> And I've copied a number of files from it - but some have ownership problems - and I need to reset the ownership to copy them to another drive
[09:24] <Flannel> cgrapski: Hmm, ok, try this.  Install nautilus-open-terminal, then open a terminal in it, and see what the path actually is.
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> cgrapski: can you rename the folder in the gui app?
[09:25] <XB23> ActionParsnip: ifconfig eth0:10  shows the ip and stuff but not the in and out bytes?
[09:26] <cgrapski> OK installed it - now where can I load open terminal.  No I can't rename it because of the ownership issue
[09:26] <HelpPlease> Could someone tell me how I could run .net applications on linux?
[09:26] <AnAnt> Hello, is there a good backup software in Ubuntu ?
[09:27] <XB23> HelpPlease: you dont, thats why its called linux and not windows
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> XB23: check TX and RX
[09:27] <XB23> you could try something like wine
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> XB23: TX == transmitted, RX = recieved
[09:27] <ushimitsudoki> !backup | AnAnt
[09:27] <XB23> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/m4b207585
[09:27] <HelpPlease> XB23: But someone told me you can't have DX9 but I still finded one for linux, and I just google and found mono...
[09:27] <debCarlos> !wireshark
[09:27] <XB23> thats what i get
[09:27] <AnAnt> ushimitsudoki: thanks
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> XB23: http://pastebin.com/m23c8f0a1
[09:28] <XB23> i can get it from just eth0 but i want to just get the TX and RX from just one alias from that interface
[09:28] <XB23> yeh ActionParsnip
[09:28] <XB23> ifconfig eth0  works   but ifconfig eth0:10
[09:29] <HelpPlease> what do I have to download from here to get the debian version http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html ?
[09:29] <XB23> as i have multi ips i just want to see what BW is going through each IP
[09:29] <Ruslan}> Салам
[09:29] <Flannel> HelpPlease: Mono is already installed
[09:29] <Flannel> !ru | Ruslan}
[09:30] <HelpPlease> really? then why can't I run windows apps with wine?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> XB23: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/network-traffic-analyzers-for-ubuntu-system.html
[09:30] <Flannel> HelpPlease: I dont think wine and mono work together.
[09:30] <Razer> I need to change the firefox Keyword.URL Value back to the standard
[09:30] <koh_> hi there! could someone tell me how can i make my usb wifi to work as an AP ?
[09:30] <cgrapski> Do I need to restart Gnome to get the Right Click in the menu for open-terminal?  If so - how do I do that?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> !dotnet
[09:31] <HelpPlease> Flannel so how can I run it with mono only? :D
[09:31] <Flannel> cgrapski: just nautilus
[09:31] <rajec> why I am having problem with dialogs in netbeans? There is not text only title and color backround
[09:31] <rajec> could this have something with beryl ?
[09:31] <Flannel> cgrapski: but, ctrl-alt-backspace will restart X for you, as an FYI
[09:31] <cgrapski> Just restart nautilus?  OK how do I do that?
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> rajec: beryl isnt supported no more, its compiz-fusion now
[09:32] <vag> ActionParsnip: hi , after the reboot it was worse... the resolution is 800*600 (system->pref->screen resolution) And before getting in X I got a message that Display isn't setup. If I want to use higher resolution and effects I should manually edit my preferences... So the xorg.cong I currenty have is http://pastebin.com/d3b75ec2a  ... :(
[09:32] <marlun> When I connect to a server using SSH in nautilus, where is it mounted? I would like to open a file on the server in vim on my laptop.
[09:32] <rajec> ActionParsnip: ok so compiz-fusion
[09:32] <vag> the funny thing is that when I resinstall the drivers everything is fine (until the next gdm restart or reboot...)
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> vag: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[09:33] <Guest14106> Restarting it gave me the right click - and allowed me to enter the directory.
[09:34] <HelpPlease> Flannel so how can I run it with mono only? :D
[09:34] <Guest14106> Without having to type the (")
[09:34] <vag> ActionParsnip: ok I'll check it
[09:34] <Guest14106> Thanks
[09:34] <Flannel> Guest14106: Thats odd.  Whats the path?  (pwd)
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Guest14106: renme the directory asap
[09:35] <Flannel> HelpPlease: I have no idea how that works.  I think you need to recompile.
[09:35] <Apoll1> anyone know of a good ftp to set up on ubuntu
[09:35] <HelpPlease> Flannel but I don't have the source code :(
[09:36] <nkei0> hello!
[09:36] <Guest14106> Can anyone tell me why some directories are in blue type but others have a green highlight (background)?
[09:36] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I'm finally on and going like a dream!
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> Apoll1: ftp server or client?
[09:36] <SMG_cari> SMG_YUK
[09:36] <outbackwifi> Guest4106: the green color indicates that the execute bit is set
[09:37] <arnath02> i installed squirrel sql to connect to an oracle database, but i'm having trouble locating the oracle jdbc driver, anyone have any suggestions?
[09:37] <IndyGunFreak> HelpPlease: that package looks like it has absolutelynothing to do w/ wine and getting packages to work in wine.
[09:37] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: hooray! what fixed it?
[09:37] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I edited the menu.lst so that it didn't start with acpi or apci
[09:37] <outbackwifi> Guest4106: the cyan color indicates that it is a link
[09:37] <ushimitsudoki> nkei0: good good glad you sussed it out!
[09:37] <nkei0> I don't think i can play 3d games at the moment, but it's okay, this is basically a netbook anyways...
[09:37] <outbackwifi> Guest4106: if you do an ls -la you will be able to see where the symbolic links point
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> nkei0: is your system a laptop?
[09:38] <Guest14106> OK.  Thanks.  Not sure what that will mean for me at this point.  Now I am trying to change the ownership of particular directories or files.
[09:38] <nkei0> ActionParsnip: Yeah, a 4 year old Acer
[09:38] <nkei0> ushimitsudoki: I never could have fixed it without your help though, thanks.