[00:03] <Charliehorse> i got this error while trying to play a song file in totem off of an HFS+ mounted drive http://www.mibbit.com/pb/puFkV8
[00:05] <orci> hi all, I have 8.04 on a desktop, if I edit the sources.list and replace hardy with intrepid, and do a apt-get dist-upgrade, would that work?
[00:05] <zash> orci: maybe
[00:05] <unko> orci, there's a command to do distro update
[00:06] <zash> orci: do-release-upgrade !
[00:06] <unko> i forget it tho
[00:06] <unko> yeah that one
[00:07] <Dand> hola
[00:07] <zash> unko: if you have the gui, look in Software Sources
[00:07] <zash> under Updates
[00:07] <dougl> I am running 8.04 and when I try to update system there are 4 packages that give me "Error authenticating some packages" they are all xbmc related - can anyone help me out with this?
[00:07] <mib_u8lmqz> What program should I use to burn the image onto the CD for ubuntu?
[00:08] <brandon_> volcomskater
[00:08] <zash> dougl: you should probably disable the xbmc repos before
[00:08] <IndyGunFreak> mib_u8lmqz: if you're in ubuntu, gnomebaker, k3b, both will be fine
[00:08] <Charliehorse> mib_u8lmqz: what system are you using?
[00:08] <mib_u8lmqz> I am using Windows Vista at the moment
[00:08] <brandon_> does any body no what is a good video editing software
[00:08] <unko> zash, huh
[00:08] <incubii> mib_u8lmqz, try ImgBurn
[00:08] <incubii> mib_u8lmqz, itr free
[00:09] <mib_u8lmqz> cool and is there a recommended speed to burn it?
[00:09] <incubii> mib_u8lmqz, just let it auto-detect the speed
[00:09] <brandon_>  does any body no what is a good video editing software
[00:09] <zash> unko: http://pix.zash.se/i/hQ.png
[00:09] <dougl> zash - not that I know how to disable but if I accomplish this how do I update xbmc and supporting packages?
[00:09] <brandon_>  does any body no what is a good video editing software
[00:09] <zash> dougl: software sources!
[00:09] <mib_u8lmqz> thanks inclubi and charliehouse and the others
[00:10] <unko> zash, why am i doing this again? i don't need help if thats what your asking
[00:10] <brandon_>  does any body no what is a good video editing software
[00:10] <Mox`> hmm when I try to save fdisk i get this error: "WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy." - how do I fix this? :S
[00:10] <IndyGunFreak> brandon_: take a xannex, if nobody knows, its not gonna get you an answer asking every 10sec
[00:10] <incubii> Mox`, maybe the device you are partitioning is still mounted ?
[00:10] <Mox`> incubii how do I check? Mount?
[00:10] <sebsebseb>
[00:10] <sebsebseb>
[00:11] <FloodBot2> sebsebseb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:11] <incubii> Mox`, type mount in the cli, that will list all mounted devices and where they are mounted too
[00:11] <incubii> !mount
[00:12] <ScottG489> How do I find out what my wifi is called. Like my ethernet connection is eth0 but I don't know what my wireless is.
[00:12] <incubii> ScottG489, in commandline type iwconfig
[00:12] <incubii> it will list the wireless if it is indeed there
[00:13] <ScottG489> incubii: Hm, ok thats what I thought. I guess its eth1
[00:13] <wad> I'd like to use compiz, but when I put apps on different desktops, I can't use ALT-TAB to cycle through them anymore. Also, each desktop only shows the apps on that taskbar. Is this a configuration option, or am I just out of luck?
[00:13] <ScottG489> incubii: It also lists eth0 though, just no connection (im on wifi right now)
[00:14] <incubii> ScottG489, yes it will list everything, but only the wireless adapters will have more information
[00:14] <ScottG489> incubii: in ifconfig it has the line "eth1      Link encap:Ethernet"
[00:14] <incubii> ScottG489, it lists eth0 in iwconfig for me but says No Wireless Extensions
[00:14] <ScottG489> incubii: SO that confused me cuz it said ethernet next to what I thought was my wireless
[00:15] <ScottG489> incubii: eth1 doesnt seem to work in conky
[00:16] <ScottG489> hm nvm i take that back
[00:17] <mxiao> do I need the items in /temp or can I discard them?
[00:17] <Guest88690> this is too weird
[00:19] <mxiao> do I need the items in my /temp folder or can I delete them?
[00:19] <picardo> /j #cappuccino
[00:20] <Guest88690> sometimes when I install ubuntu 8.10 i get 1600 x 1200...but sometimes I only ge 800x600....what gives?  Nvidia drivers don't work.....so I have to keep reinstalling until I get one with 1600x1200 again?  Anyone know a way around this.   I want compiz-fusion to start before my applet taskbar
[00:21] <ubuntu_> Hi
[00:21] <Sergeant_Pony_> hi
[00:21] <eubey> I am having trouble pinpointing why my computer is hanging for 10-20 seconds at the "Starting up..." phase after(or perhaps during?) GRUB. Any ideas?
[00:21] <ubuntu_> i want install ubuntu
[00:21] <ubuntu_> i was write iso to dvd
[00:21] <ubuntu_> and installation was start
[00:21] <ubuntu_> but
[00:21] <ubuntu_> i have get this error : [Errno 5] Input/output error
[00:21] <mib_u8lmqz> I am getting a "write error" when I try burning the image on ImgBurn
[00:22] <mib_u8lmqz> I am using CD-R
[00:22] <ubuntu_> but
[00:22] <eubey> mib_u8lmqz, did u check the md5 hash?
[00:22] <ubuntu_> i have ubuntu iso in the live session
[00:22] <IndyGunFreak> !enter | ubuntu_
[00:22] <ubuntu_> Sorry.
[00:22] <mib_u8lmqz> is that an option I should leave uncheck eubey?
[00:23] <BigMike> hi all
[00:23] <eubey> mib_u8lmqz, no its a way to see if the file you downloaded is identical to the one on the server
[00:23] <BigMike> my ext3 drive isnt updating its stayin at the same size what can I do?
[00:23] <Guest88690> dangit....800x600 again.....
[00:23] <mib_u8lmqz> oh ok eubey, how do I check that?
[00:24] <Guest88690> its just soooooo randome
[00:24] <storbeck> mib_u8lmqz: man md5sum
[00:24] <exodus_ms> any of you all use songbird in Ubuntu 8.10? I have a small problem, I'm unable to right-click the media player and select a workspace to switch it to, this option is also unavailable in 'mini' mode
[00:24] <mib_u8lmqz> I am on Vista at the moment, trying to get ubuntu
[00:24] <IndyGunFreak> !res > Guest88690
[00:24] <zash> exodus_ms: try Ctlr+Alt+Arrowkeys
[00:24] <eubey> http://www.mgillespie.plus.com/MD5Check.zip use that and the find the md5 files on the server
[00:25] <eubey> and see if the number generated is the same as trhe one in the file mib_u8lmqz
[00:25] <eubey> I am having trouble pinpointing why my computer is hanging for 10-20 seconds at the "Starting up..." phase after(or perhaps during?) GRUB. Any ideas?
[00:25] <mib_u8lmqz> if it is eubey, what should I do?
[00:25] <Guest88690> IndyGunFreak: if that works...you totally rock
[00:25] <exodus_ms> zash, ya, that just toggles through the workspaces, the player still remains on 'Desktop 1'
[00:26] <fiantres> does synaptic package manager use a different set of repositories than apt?
[00:26] <ubuntu_> I want install ubuntu, i was start installation but i have get this error "[Errno 5] Input/output error" but i have ubuntu iso file in the now live session, i guess dvd files is broken, can i install other iso files ? I have ubuntu iso file in the live session, i'm now live session. i dont have empty dvd, ubiquty in the my desktop now, please help me.
[00:26] <jjlee> my /dev/urandom stops growing at around 400 bytes, yet cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/poolsize yields 4096
[00:26] <zash> exodus_ms: right, add shift
[00:26] <eubey> mib_u8lmqz, if its different u need to redownload, if its the same then i dunno
[00:26] <crdlb> fiantres: it's just a frontend
[00:26] <exodus_ms> zash, ty
[00:26] <jjlee> cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail gives around 3600 bits max pretty consistently
[00:26] <ubuntu_> can i install from other iso file (in the live session desktop)
[00:26] <ubuntu_> ?
[00:27] <jjlee> up until then, entropy_avail keeps growing until it hits the magic 3600-odd
[00:27] <jjlee> why??
[00:27] <ubuntu_> i have a windoze other partitions.
[00:27] <mib_u8lmqz> thank you eubey
[00:27] <ubuntu_> and i can't open windows..
[00:27] <orci> zash, update-manager told me that there is no nvidia driver in 8.10 for my card. is that true?
[00:27] <fiantres> crdlb: interesting; i've run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade and show 0 packages needing updates, but synaptic just found 8 packages to download all on its own...
[00:27] <ubuntu_> and can't install ubuntu
[00:27] <ubuntu_> what's up me ?
[00:28] <ubuntu_> :)
[00:28] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: install from Live CD
[00:28] <fiantres> crdlb: any ideas?
[00:28] <jjlee> assuming poolsize is also in bits, why does my entropy_avail stick at 3600 rather than 4096 ish?
[00:28] <exodus_ms> zash, one more question, is there a keyboard shortcut for showing the app across all workspaces
[00:28] <eubey> where can i see the log outputted by grub?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: and you can install form a USB stick
[00:28] <zash> orci: yes, intrepid does not work with my geforce 3 :(
[00:28] <Guest88690> does ubuntu have whatever-Fkey to go into terminal?
[00:28] <mib_u8lmqz> it says MD4 Sums don't match so I will redownload
[00:28] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: onlly if his machine will boot usb
[00:28] <temperature>  How to enable cpufreq on 8.10 server. "$cpufreq-info" gives " analyzing CPU 7: no or unknown cpufreq driver is active on this CPU"
[00:28] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb:  i don't have now usb stick
[00:28] <Guest88690> usermode
[00:28] <mib_u8lmqz> MD5*
[00:29] <orci> zash, ah but 8.04 does how ocme?
[00:29] <mikeshollen> Hey guys, does anyone know how to inject terminal commands into a file to start up when ubuntu hardy loads?  I have a three liner that I want to auto run so I don't have to rebuild my wifi card's driver everytime I restart.
[00:29] <ubuntu_> i'm in the live session now
[00:29] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: can you boot from Live CD?
[00:29] <crdlb> fiantres: upgrade will not install any new packages, whereas dist-upgrade will
[00:29] <zash> Guest88690: (ctrl + ) alt + F# = switch to virtual terminal #
[00:29] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: yes i do.
[00:29] <wad> Where do I configure the behavior of my Static Application Switcher?
[00:29] <mxiao> ubuntu not recognizing my C drive can anyone help?
[00:29] <ubuntu_> i'm in the live session now.
[00:29] <fidelitysystem> what mean this
[00:29] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: ok you need to partition your hard disk and then install
[00:30] <fidelitysystem> .. waiting [Sat Feb 28 16:27:53 2009] [warn] NameVirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>:80 has no VirtualHosts
[00:30] <fidelitysystem> (99)Cannot assign requested address: make_sock: could not bind to address <IP_ADDRESS>:8000
[00:30] <fidelitysystem> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[00:30] <fidelitysystem> Unable to open logs
[00:30] <fidelitysystem>                                                                          [fail]
[00:30] <fidelitysystem> fidelitysystem@fidelitysystem:/var/www$ ls
[00:30] <FloodBot2> fidelitysystem: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:30] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: how ?
[00:30] <zash> exodus_ms: iduno, there is in the alt+rightclick menu
[00:30] <fiantres> so dist-upgrade is how you upgrade you kernel? that would make sense because the packages synaptic is downloading are all kernel or kernel header updates
[00:30] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: you want to dual boot with Windows?
[00:30] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: yes
[00:30] <sebsebseb> !dualboot
[00:30] <fidelitysystem> mm
[00:30] <exodus_ms> zash, again I am humbled by your keyboard skills, thanks again
[00:31] <fidelitysystem> whats virtualhost?
[00:31] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: i can't install ubuntu, i wan't open windows but i can't it.
[00:31] <ubuntu_> because, i need install ubuntu
[00:31] <zash> exodus_ms: :D
[00:31] <ubuntu_> and i want install ubuntu, i want use ubuntu
[00:31] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: you want to have Windows and Ubuntu on the computer?
[00:31] <ubuntu_> but for it  before install :)
[00:31] <storbeck> ubuntu_: http://wubi-installer.org/
[00:31] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntu_: you say windows won't boot, are you getting grub errors?
[00:31] <sebsebseb> storbeck: I woudn't normalely recommend wubi
[00:31] <IndyGunFreak> storbeck: thats useless, windows won't boot
[00:32] <storbeck> Eh, I can't understand what he's saying
[00:32] <sebsebseb> !grub
[00:32] <ubuntu_> IndyGunFreak: I can't boot Windows
[00:32] <zash> orci: what you say??
[00:32] <Fosco__> is there a way to check what programs were recently removed by apt-get autoremove?  I know it wouldn't be in my bash_history
[00:32] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntu_: if you want help, you'er going to have to 1. learn to ask a question, and 2., how to answer one, i know windows won't boot, i asked are you getting a grub error
[00:32] <ubuntu_> i did write iso file to dvd
[00:32] <sebastienYoga> Hello every body
[00:32] <sebsebseb> sebastienYoga: hi
[00:33] <ubuntu_> IndyGunFreak: so sorry, i dont write more english.
[00:33] <ubuntu_> i can't write more english
[00:33] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: where are you from?
[00:33] <ubuntu_> i don't know english..
[00:33] <fidelitysystem> HELPPP
[00:33] <sebsebseb> which language do you know?
[00:33] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: in the Turkey
[00:33] <fidelitysystem> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[00:33] <fidelitysystem>  What mean that ???
[00:33] <fiantres> anyone know about virtualization options in ubuntu 8.10?
[00:33] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntu_: thats fine, you can't boot windows, i understand that, when you boot your machine, do you get a grub error, like does it say, "Grub error 17, or Grub error 21", or something like that
[00:33] <sebastienYoga> I have a question, I want to restrick a user to his home directory, but, i don't want use the path for ssh for use chroot, is it possible ?
[00:33] <sebsebseb> must be a channel for turkey some where on here
[00:33] <sebsebseb> !tk
[00:33] <sebsebseb> !turkey
[00:34] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: thank you :)
[00:34] <sebsebseb> ok good luck with Ubuntu
[00:34] <ubuntu_> sebsebseb: thanks.
[00:34] <IndyGunFreak> i bet that channel is empty, most of the foreign language ones are.
[00:34] <Decepticon> how can i kill this user's processes
[00:34] <Decepticon> how can i kill this user's processes safely, then lock his user
[00:35] <Fosco__> kill (process id)
[00:35] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: yeah maybe,  but I know the Swedish and Spannish ones aren't and dutch
[00:35] <Decepticon> how can i kill ALL of this user's processes safely, then lock his user
[00:35] <Dextl> Whenever I run WoW in Wine, it just crashes.... can anyone help?
[00:35] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: yeah, maybe.. lot of times there's people there but nobody talking
[00:35] <sebsebseb> not in the Swedish channel :)
[00:35] <IndyGunFreak> Dextl: thats a wine issue, not an ubuntu issue
[00:35] <sebsebseb> ubuntu_: still here?  any luck in there?
[00:35] <rdw200169> Dextl, try opengl on the command line.. like 'wine WoW.exe -opengl'
[00:36] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: i'm watching there, nobody is answerng him
[00:36] <storbeck> Decepticon: pkill
[00:36] <storbeck> Or skill, rather
[00:36] <storbeck> skill -u username
[00:37] <Fosco__> is there a way to check what programs were recently removed by apt-get autoremove?  I know it wouldn't be in my bash_history
[00:37] <andyh2> how do i run internet explorer in ubuntu
[00:37] <storbeck> andyh2: ies4linux
[00:37] <andyh2> wuts this firefox ting
[00:37] <storbeck> Firefox is another web browser
[00:38] <Decepticon> storbeck that didnt do anything
[00:38] <sebastienYoga> do you have a solution for my problem ?
[00:38] <presshere> ! firefox
[00:38] <hikenboot> hello all how do i identify which snapshot of a volume is the active one ?
[00:39] <storbeck> Decepticon: man pkill and man skill
[00:39] <fidelitysystem> HI i want to know how i can delete apache
[00:39] <fidelitysystem> please
[00:39] <fidelitysystem> help me
[00:39] <IndyGunFreak> andyh2: why on Gods green earth, would you run IE on Linux?
[00:39] <storbeck> fidelitysystem: apt-get remove apache
[00:39] <knubbli__> heyho
[00:39] <hikenboot> according to lvdisplay it looks like my initial partition and the snapshot are both running this is puzzling anyone able to explain this?
[00:39] <andyh2> IndyGunFreak No idea :)
[00:40] <storbeck> IndyGunFreak: Maybe he's a web developer and he wants it for testing
[00:40] <knubbli__> check this out http://tinyurl.com/rolfxd lol
[00:40] <IndyGunFreak> storbeck: well considering he just said no idea, id rule that out
[00:40] <unop> IndyGunFreak, to run ActiveX Controls? :)
[00:40] <storbeck> IndyGunFreak: I was just trying to make it sound better :)
[00:40] <IndyGunFreak> unop: lol, Actively eXposed
[00:42] <orci> zash, 8.04 drivers for nvidia exist. wht not for 8.10?
[00:43] <zash> orci: i wonder that too
[00:43] <orci> zash, shouldn't what work in 8.04 work in 8.10 as well?
[00:43] <zash> orci: tried to upgrade my xbmc-box to intrepid, went from acceptable framerate to like 1fps
[00:44] <zash> orci: appearently not :(
[00:44] <MarkJones> Is 8.10 even close to the speed and responsivness of 8.04 now with all updates installed or is it still IMO a bit laggy?
[00:44] <ActionParsnip1> orci: they do
[00:45] <ActionParsnip1> orci: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[00:45] <storbeck> MarkJones: That depends entirely on how you have it setup.
[00:46] <storbeck> 8.10 is just a release version. It can always be modified.
[00:46] <orci> ActionParsnip1, geforce4 mx 440 agp
[00:46] <ATC_203> Hey can I get some help with an upgrade problem?
[00:46] <MarkJones> What do you mean? Its just a standard default install.
[00:46] <orci> rev a2
[00:46] <storbeck> You never said `standard default install`
[00:46] <ActionParsnip1> orci: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-96; sudo nvidia-xconfig
[00:47] <ActionParsnip1> orci: restart x server then run: gksudo nvidia-settings
[00:47] <fidelitysystem> hey removed apache but now i can installed .. why ??
[00:47] <orci> ActionParsnip1, is this all? I'll try it oncethe upgrade to intrepid finishes
[00:48] <orci> zash, can you try it too?
[00:48] <ActionParsnip1> orci: yep, thats it
[00:48] <zash> orci: try whatnow
[00:48] <ActionParsnip1> orci: linux + nvidia == best mates
[00:49] <orci> zash /lastlog ActionParsnip1
[00:50] <mikeshollen> What's the terminal command to empty the trash when you're having permission problems
[00:50] <ActionParsnip1> !trash
[00:50] <mykz> anyone available to help with this problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6816236&posted=1#post6816236
[00:50] <zash> orci: i tried all nvidia-glx-* and none worked
[00:50] <zash> i think
[00:50] <nomiculus> stuff has to work on the command line too!   :)
[00:51] <Fosco__> is there a way to check what programs were recently removed by apt-get autoremove?
[00:51] <ActionParsnip1> nomiculus: indeed, you can do anything you can do in gui that you can do interminal, except flash in websites
[00:51] <nomiculus> i recognise that actionparsnip1
[00:51] <ActionParsnip1> nomiculus: good lad
[00:52] <nomiculus> O_o
[00:52] <mimmo> ciao
[00:52] <storbeck> Fosco__: sudo cat /var/log/apt/term.log
[00:52] <mimmo> ! lista
[00:52] <_VIM_> !it | mimmo
[00:53] <mimmo> grazie
[00:53] <_VIM_> storbeck: the last line concerns me the most, but the permissons issue should be easily solved by just adding a sudo infront of the commands no? http://paste.ubuntu.com/124428/
[00:53] <mykz> can anyone tell with my current problem?
[00:54] <storbeck> _VIM_: sudo apt-get install dvdrtools
[00:54] <storbeck> :)
[00:54] <Droopsta915> Why doesn't my default player play my dvd, but vlc does?
[00:54] <storbeck> _VIM_: I'm interested to see how well it works
[00:54] <_VIM_> storbeck: that would help hah? hehe, ok hold on, you gonna be on for abit?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip1> Droopsta915: maybe you need to give it the dvd plugin for it
[00:54] <storbeck> Yep
[00:55] <_VIM_> k brb then
[00:55] <Droopsta915> is there a command to install everything i need for the player>
[00:55] <storbeck> _VIM_: It would be neat if you left the dvd in the drive the majority of the time, then added the script in cron. You could have a dvd of backups for each month :)
[00:55] <Hogren> bonjour tt le monde
[00:55] <fidelitysystem> hi helppp
[00:55] <fidelitysystem> /etc/apache2/mods-available/cgid.load what mean that
[00:56] <Hogren> euh j'ai un petit souci
[00:56] <storbeck> !it | Hogren
[00:56] <Hogren> d'ordre carte graphique
[00:57] <_VIM_> storbeck: yeah ill just stick the script on a cron if it works, and have it do backups like once per night, it's a rewriteable disk too so i could have it delete old backups every so often too
[00:57] <storbeck> w00t!
[00:57] <Hogren> voila j'ai installer manaworld
[00:57] <fidelitysystem_> help
[00:57] <Hogren> et le message suivant apparai
[00:57] <Hogren> Could not initialize SDL: No available video device
[00:57] <Hogren> (quand je le lance)
[00:58] <homeskill> does xinerama let you use dual monitors in the normal sense of the word, like seeing one work space on one monitor and the other on another ?
[00:58] <Hogren> sur le FAQ du site il mette quil faut toucher au variable
[00:58] <Hogren> mais je n'ai jamais fait
[00:58] <Hogren> oups sorry
[00:59] <Hogren> i am not in the good channel
[00:59] <Hogren> bye
[00:59] <mikeshollen> can anyone help me to get 3 terminal commands to run automatically during startup?
[01:00] <storbeck> mikeshollen: Add it in your .bash_login
[01:00] <fidelitysystem_> somebody fuck u help me ?
[01:00] <fidelitysystem_> this channel never helps ..
[01:00] <storbeck> LANGUAGE!
[01:00] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, watch your language
[01:00] <mikeshollen> relax man
[01:00] <mikeshollen> everyone here is a volunteer
[01:00] <eseven73> please remember there are children here mikeshollen
[01:01] <fidelitysystem_> i have like 2 hours to please help me and nobody helps me
[01:01] <Huufarted> cussing will TOTALLY convince us to help you
[01:01] <eseven73> oops sorry mikeshollen wrong nick ;)
[01:01] <mikeshollen> that's ok, i
[01:01] <mikeshollen> i'm still offensive to children
[01:01] <eseven73> lol
[01:01] <Huufarted> !ask | fidelitysystem_
[01:01] <fidelitysystem_> well my problem is that apache2 dont install ..
[01:02] <storbeck> fidelitysystem_: What is the problem?
[01:02] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, how are you trying to install it?
[01:02] <fidelitysystem_> with sudo apt-get
[01:02] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, and what's the error you get?
[01:02] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, the exact command, please.
[01:02] <_VIM_> storbeck:
[01:02] <_VIM_> dvdrecord: No such file or directory. Cannot open '/dev/sg*'. Cannot open SCSI driver.
[01:02] <_VIM_> dvdrecord: For possible targets try 'cdrecord -scanbus'. Make sure you are root.
[01:02] <_VIM_> :(
[01:02] <mikeshollen> where is my .bash_login
[01:02] <FloodBot2> _VIM_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:02] <fidelitysystem_> ERROR: Module cgid does not exist!
[01:02] <Huufarted> hhahahaha VIM
[01:03] <vader> Anybody know what config file I can edit to change the terminal font? for 8.10? (Not the gui terminal, the ctrl +alt +F1 cli)
[01:03] <storbeck> _VIM_: pastebin the cdrecord -scanbus output
[01:03] <fidelitysystem_> when i press sudo apt-get install apache2 = ERROR: Module cgid does not exist!
[01:03] <_VIM_> sorry bout that flood, it was 2 lines, in terminal=5 lines in IRC  :/
[01:03] <fidelitysystem_> It looks like you've deleted /etc/apache2/mods-available/cgid.load, so mod_cgid cannot be enabled.  To fix this, please purge and reinstall apache2.2-common.
[01:03] <_VIM_> ok storbeck one sec
[01:03] <fidelitysystem_> i do that im reinstall apache2.2-common ..
[01:04] <Huufarted> lol you deleted the files manually then went back for a reinstall
[01:04] <Huufarted> that's why you don't do that
[01:04] <fidelitysystem_> jeje yes
[01:04] <fidelitysystem_> and now ?
[01:04] <Guest87778> http://ihateyoujessica.com/?id=cyjr8ay0ecr5najbrw35i0rqqv0jxf
[01:04] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, try this:  sudo apt-get purge apache2.2-common
[01:05] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, and then re-attempt sudo apt-get install apache2
[01:05] <storbeck> !troll | Guest88690
[01:05] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/124505/
[01:05] <mikeshollen> storbeck: i don't seem to have a .bash_login, do I need to create one?  if so, how?
[01:05] <storbeck> mikeshollen: vi ~/.bash_login
[01:05] <fidelitysystem_> thanks so u much Huufarted !!!!
[01:05] <mikeshollen> see, you got helped
[01:06] <mikeshollen> :-)
[01:06] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, it's hidden so use 'ls -la' to find it to make sure if it exists  or not
[01:06] <storbeck> Hm, _VIM_, can you pastebin the code again? I deleted it :)
[01:06] <mikeshollen> i used show hidden files in nautilus
[01:06] <mikeshollen> it didn't show
[01:06] <_VIM_> ok
[01:06] <fidelitysystem_> Huufarted do u know now another thing jeje that nobody answer me .. im trying to connect to my apache with a different computer outside of my network computer bu i cant .. im opened the port 80 ..
[01:06] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, stand by..  Killing Patchwerk
[01:07] <fidelitysystem_> ?
[01:07] <mikeshollen> I have a .bash_logout
[01:08] <mikeshollen> but no .bash_login
[01:08] <Jendra> heyho
[01:08] <mikeshollen> i'm using hardy btw
[01:08] <Jendra> watch this http://tinyurl.com/pwnd44 xD
[01:08] <_VIM_> storbeck: http://paste.ubuntu.com/124506/
[01:08] <fidelitysystem_> where i can modify the files of my home page
[01:09] <_VIM_> jendra = fly by spammer
[01:09] <Naddiseo> fidelitysystem_,  /var/www
[01:09] <fidelitysystem_> ok..
[01:09] <fidelitysystem_> Naddiseo do u know how to install vnc-server ?
[01:09] <Fosco__> How can i check was versnio my graphics driver is
[01:09] <Sativa> hey has anyone used steam on crossover before?
[01:10] <wolter> is there a gnome visio or something similar?
[01:10] <presshere> Fosco__ System -> Preferences -> Hardware drivers
[01:10] <mikeshollen> huufarted: can i just create a text file and call it .bash_login with my 3 terminal commands in it?
[01:10] <wolter> Sativa, it works on wine
[01:10] <storbeck> Alright _VIM_, give me a few mins :)
[01:10] <CRY> ciao
[01:10] <_VIM_> np
[01:10] <_VIM_> !it | CRY
[01:11] <Fosco__> presshere, I dont have the option 'hardware drivers'
[01:11] <Naddiseo> fidelitysystem_, xvnc4viewer
[01:11] <Huufarted> Sorry, Mikeshollen.  I was killing a mob in World of Warcraft.  :)
[01:11] <Fosco__> presshere, nvm its in admin
[01:11] <Huufarted> mikesholllen, I don't know what the original problem you were having is.
[01:11] <presshere> Fosco__ sry, System -> Administration -> Hardware drivers
[01:12] <_VIM_> Huufarted: you doiong that with wine?
[01:12] <_VIM_> doing*
[01:12] <Fosco__> presshere, but that doesn't tell me what version it is anyways
[01:12] <storbeck> _VIM_: try running dvdrecord -scanbus
[01:12] <Alaisa> look at that http://tinyurl.com/omfg11 lol
[01:12] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, to see Apache from outside, you need to make sure the port is forwarded to the proper internal IP
[01:12] <_VIM_> ok
[01:12] <storbeck> --scanbus *
[01:12] <Gnea> Sativa: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMagazine/HowTo/InstallingSteam
[01:12] <Huufarted> _VIM_, no.  Windows
[01:12] <_VIM_> O.o
[01:12] <_VIM_> I had respected you
[01:12] <_VIM_> hehe j/k
[01:12] <mikeshollen> huufarted: the faster you help me, the faster I can help you kill mobs in world of warcraft :-) j/k
[01:13] <Fosco__> How can I check what version my graphics driver is?
[01:13] <Huufarted> _VIM_, hahaha, I'm at 2/3 PCs on Ubuntu.  I'm working that way
[01:13] <_VIM_> Huufarted: been there, just last year infact
[01:13] <mikeshollen> huufarted: I have a realtek wireless card and i have to compile a driver everytime my system restarts, i want to automate it
[01:13] <_VIM_> totally converted now
[01:13] <zash> Fosco__: aptitude show PACKAGE
[01:13] <zash> Fosco__: | grep Version
[01:13] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, the chipset is realtek?
[01:13] <fidelitysystem_> Huufarted> i do that
[01:13] <mikeshollen> huufarted: everytime my system loads, i have to type out a CD command, then ./makedrv, then./wlan0up
[01:13] <mikeshollen> huufarted: correct, 8185
[01:14] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, there are too many variables.  I have no way of knowing what the problem is without seeing your config.  Is your server set to a static IP internally?
[01:14] <fidelitysystem_> mm i dont know
[01:14] <storbeck> _VIM_: Did it finish running yet?
[01:14] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, that would be done in .bash_profile I think, but there's a deeper problem with it.  The real problem is why it doesn't load to start with
[01:14] <mikeshollen> huufarted: i got this to work before i reinstalled ubuntu by adding it to etc/init.d/rc.local but now when i try to edit rc.local it tells me that i don't have permission even tho i went in using sudo nautilus
[01:14] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/124509/
[01:15] <_VIM_> sorry for that delay
[01:15] <storbeck> _VIM_: hehe, run it as sudo
[01:15] <_VIM_> k
[01:15] <Chymera1>  anyone of you guys use winefish?
[01:15] <Chymera1> I wonder if the spellcheck can also do highlighting
[01:15] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, first I'd recommend learning vi.  :)  then you can do that through the command line, but that's another ball of wax.
[01:16] <Huufarted> beyond that, mikeshollen I can't help you.  Working with the wireless drivers is over my head.
[01:16] <mikeshollen> huufarted; i got it working before and I was VERY happy with it, i just need a file that will run 3 commands automatically when the system starts
[01:16] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, you need to resolve that issue in my opinion, not the rebuilding of the drivers each time
[01:16] <Naddiseo> Anyone here use 64bit, and Perl. Could you try to install Tkx via cpan.. need to see if it's just me getting a segfault.
[01:16] <Huufarted> to be honest mikeshollen I don't know how to add it to system startup
[01:16] <mikeshollen> np
[01:17] <Huufarted> I know how ot add it to individual logins
[01:17] <Chymera1>  anyone of you guys use winefish?
[01:17] <Aquina> Someone knows where the usplash messages come from? I removed the parameter "quiet" from defoptions ind menu.lst. I searched through all the /etc/init.d/ scripts but couldnt find these messages printed.
[01:17] <Chymera1> I wonder if the spellcheck can also do highlighting
[01:17] <storbeck> mikeshollen: Make a script and add it to rc
[01:17] <ScottG489> What is gdl indexer?
[01:17] <mikeshollen> storbeck: great idea, but I can't open rc or rclocal
[01:17] <storbeck> Why not?
[01:18] <mikeshollen> storbeck: it keeps telling me I don't have permission even when I am using the super user nautilus
[01:18] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, what are the permissions on the rc.local and rc.d directories?
[01:18] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/124510/
[01:18] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, the directories themselves
[01:18] <storbeck> _VIM_: Which one is your dvdrom drive?
[01:18] <storbeck> "DVD Writer 1040d"?
[01:18] <_VIM_> HP DVD writer
[01:19] <Chymera1>  anyone of you guys use winefish? I wonder if the spell check can also do highlighting
[01:19] <Diztract> hi i need some help
[01:19] <Huufarted> !ask | diztract
[01:19] <mobodo_> I'd like to backup a full drive, is there a tool that would let me make an iso out of a harddrive?
[01:19] <Diztract> im on the youtube site, and i cant play videos
[01:19] <storbeck> ok 1 sec
[01:19] <Darkwolf1> org
[01:19] <Huufarted> diztract:  sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[01:19] <Diztract> ty
[01:19] <mikeshollen> huufarted: i'm not quite sure what you mean, when I go into etc/init.d/rclocal or rc it won't open and it seems to be owned by root
[01:20] <warloc> There were 2 people on a boat: /hop and /quit. /hop got off, who's still on the boat?
[01:20] <Huufarted> mike:  ls -l /etc/init.d  copy/paste the permissions for rclocal
[01:20] <mikeshollen> huufarted: which doesn't make sense because I thought typing sudo in front of nautilus would give me the ability to edit that file
[01:20] <Huufarted> !troll | warloc
[01:20] <storbeck> _VIM_: http://pastebin.com/d843d801  -  give it a whirl :)
[01:20] <_VIM_> ok storbeck
[01:21] <mikeshollen> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root   522 2009-02-27 23:10 rc.local
[01:21] <mcphail> mobodo_: what do you mean by "make an iso"?
[01:21] <mobodo_> mcphail: it's alright, sorry for asking, I just realized I can do it with dd :)
[01:21] <Diztract> sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[01:21] <storbeck> mikeshollen: Are you not the admin?
[01:21] <Diztract> oops
[01:21] <Diztract> lol
[01:21] <Diztract> guess that didnt work
[01:21] <Huufarted> mikeshollen, try using 'gksudo' in front of nautilus instead of suudo
[01:21] <Huufarted> diztract, in a terminal
[01:21] <mcphail> mobodo_: yes, i was going to suggest that!
[01:21] <mikeshollen> storbeck: i thought I was, when i created the install i used michael as the login name and that's what i always use to log in
[01:21] <fiantres> does anybody have an opinion on the easiest virualization option for ubuntu 8.10?
[01:22] <Diztract> what's a terminal?
[01:22] <Diztract> =/
[01:22] <Chymera1>  anyone of you guys use winefish? I wonder if the spell check can also do highlighting
[01:22] <mikeshollen> diztract: terminal is a command prompt
[01:22] <storbeck> mikeshollen: What happens when you type, sudo vi
[01:22] <storbeck> Or something to that affect?
[01:22] <Diztract> ohhhhhhh
[01:22] <johnny5> Does anyone here use Mumble, the voip chat program? I have it installed and I've been trying to find a english speaking server. Seems like there isn't any. Is there any linux Mumble servers I can try out??
[01:22] <Huufarted> diztract, Applications, Accessoriies, Terminal.  Then type in that command
[01:22] <Diztract> like the dos prompt
[01:22] <mikeshollen> diztract: you can find it in applications accessories
[01:22] <mikeshollen> it gives me a vi screen
[01:23] <mikeshollen> what do you wanna know from there?
[01:23] <storbeck> mikeshollen: Then you do have access to rc :) you can get root
[01:23] <Huufarted> Diztract, referring to it as the 'DOS prompt' will get you strung and quartered.
[01:23] <Diztract> yikes
[01:23] <mikeshollen> storbeck: that's what i thought but I assumed sudo gave me that access
[01:23] <Diztract> hahha
[01:23] <storbeck> mikeshollen: move your script to /etc/init.d/ then run update-rc.d yourscript defaults
[01:23] <Diztract> ok my bad :P
[01:24] <storbeck> err, sudo update-rc.d yourscript defaults
[01:25] <Chymera1>  anyone of you guys use winefish? I wonder if the spell check can also do highlighting
[01:25] <mikeshollen> storbeck: i don't think I fully understand, i don't have a script file.  The last time I did this, i used sudo nautilus and displayed the rclocal file then just typed the 3 lines in there.  I don't know how else to do this.
[01:25] <Diztract> it said that it couldn't find package flashplayer-nonfree
[01:26] <storbeck> mikeshollen: PM me the three commands you want run
[01:27] <Aquina> Someone knows where the usplash messages come from? I removed the parameter "quiet" from defoptions ind menu.lst. I searched through all the /etc/init.d/ scripts but couldnt find these messages printed.
[01:27] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/124511/
[01:28] <nbenton> Ok, so I'm having my ubuntu server running an ftp server
[01:28] <Diztract> is it sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree or
[01:28] <Diztract> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[01:28] <nbenton> and have created a user, who's home directory is /var/www/
[01:28] <nbenton> when I upload files via ftp, I have to manually chmod everything
[01:28] <_VIM_> !enter | nbenton
[01:28] <nbenton> for exmaple, I have to chmod index.html for it to be viewed publicly.
[01:28] <Gnea> !server | nbenton
[01:29] <merther> I'm running 8.04 with 2.4 single core processor, 2gigs of ram, and an nvidia 256MB video card but the system seems to be running slow even with no visual effects.  windows tend to tear when dragged and the processor jumps to 100% often for single programs.  I've tried to minimize the amount of services running but it still seems slow.  Can anyone help with or suggest ways to improve performance?
[01:29] <nbenton> How can I set up the server so that I don't have to manually chmod every little file?
[01:30] <Gnea> nbenton: you'll have to consult the documentation of the specific ftp daemon that you're running
[01:30] <nbenton> I don't think it has to do with the ftp dameon, I think it has something to do with the chmodding of the /var/www/ folder, no?
[01:30] <Chymera1>  anyone of you guys use winefish? I wonder if the spell check can also do highlighting
[01:30] <Huufarted> nbenton, tell us the problem you're having, first.
[01:31] <_VIM_> he did, but he took 6 lines to explain the problem Huufarted
[01:31] <Gnea> nbenton: based specifically upon what you've said so far, the ftp daemon is controlling the attributes of /var/www/
[01:31] <Diztract> plz help! i need flashplayer & tried this >> sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[01:31] <Diztract> but it didn't work
[01:31] <nbenton> For example, when I ftp into /var/www/, if I upload a file, let's say "index.html", when going to my servers address, I get a denied permissions. The problem being, I have to manually chmod index.html
[01:31] <Huufarted> _VIM_, whoops
[01:31] <mcphail> Chymera1: repeating every few seconds will not help. Why not wait 10 minutes until new people are around to ask?
[01:31] <Huufarted> nbenton, what WERE the permissions on index.html?
[01:31] <sparebit> I have just set up AWN on Hardy and installed the ubuntustudio theme, how do I make the "Cube 3D" effect ? (what are the keyboard keys to do it)
[01:31] <Diztract> It said that it couldn't find package flashplayer-nonfree
[01:32] <Gnea> nbenton: no, that's a solution, not a problem
[01:32] <nbenton> Huufarted, xxx
[01:32] <_VIM_> !ccsm | sparebit
[01:32] <Huufarted> diztract, try flashplugin-nonfree.  I forget the exact name
[01:32] <nbenton> Gnea, my question is, how can I set it up so I don't have to manually chmod every single file I upload? :P
[01:32] <Huufarted> nbenton, xxx?  It needs to be 644...
[01:32] <Gnea> nbenton: xxx is impossible. perhaps you meant ---x--x--x?
[01:32] <nbenton> Gnea, yes...
[01:32] <sparebit> thanks VIM
[01:32] <Huufarted> gnea, my thoughts exactly
[01:32] <Diztract> !flashplayer
[01:32] <Huufarted> nbenton, that's your problem
[01:33] <sparebit> I have installed the compizcongif-settings-manager
[01:33] <Huufarted> nbenton, it is not a script so it should not be executable.  And with no read nobody can read it.  How did it get to 111 permissions?
[01:33] <Chymera1> mcphail: yeah, I'm sure everybody sits the whole time in front of the screen and scrolls the logs :-|
[01:33] <sparebit> and enabled the items .. how do i "see" it work though ?
[01:33] <Gnea> nbenton: and, as I answered already, your ftp daemon controls how the file lands on the filesystem. therefore, the documentation for that daemon will likely explain what steps you need to take in order to solve the problem. what ftp daemon are you using?
[01:33] <storbeck> _VIM_: 1 sec
[01:34] <Huufarted> Gnea, I have a suspicion they were changed manually
[01:34] <_VIM_> sparebit System > Preferences > CompizConfig Settings Manager
[01:34] <nbenton> Gnea, vsftpd
[01:34] <_VIM_> storbeck: no hurry
[01:34] <Huufarted> nbenton, how did they get to ---x--x--x?
[01:34] <sparebit> vsftpd is a good ftp daemon
[01:34] <sparebit> thanks _VIM
[01:34] <_VIM_> np
[01:34] <mcphail> Chymera1: for what it's worth, I don't use that package. But vim can spellcheck and highlight tex files quite nicely...
[01:34] <_VIM_> and SSH is safer than FTP :P
[01:34] <Huufarted> nbenton, did you save the files directly on the server or did you FTP them to the server?
[01:34] <billisnice> Today, i put three home computer on ubuntu 8.04 at home. I have one more i would love to change over, does ubuntu do IPOD easy?
[01:34] <nbenton> Huufarted, it just happens when I upload it via ftp through the user account I created to be assigned to /var/www/ as their home directory
[01:35] <mib_u8lmqz> ok this is probably a dumb question, but if my drive is a DVD RW it is a given that it will burn CD-R correct?
[01:35] <Gnea> nbenton: ah, then it has the ability to set the permissions correctly, please look in /usr/share/doc/vsftpd/ and check the manpage for vsftpd.conf
[01:35] <nbenton> Huufarted, ftped them
[01:35] <Xamusk> there's no place like Kernel Panic
[01:35] <Huufarted> gotcha, nbenton.  You need to look for the 'umask' variable with vsftpd.  If I wasn't about to kill Gluth, I'd go into more detail.
[01:35] <nbenton> Gnea, thank you. I really appreciate it, you too, Huufarted
[01:35] <tuxtox> Hi! I am using 8.04 on an acer 5335.  Everytime I try to play a DVD, or an AVI file, or use cheese, my computer totally crashes and I have to reboot.  I am not sure if I have all the codecs or not, or why its doing it.  any ideas?:
[01:35] <Huufarted> nbenton, edit /etc/vsftpd.conf and look for the umask setting.  I recommend 022
[01:35] <Chymera1> mcphail: yeah, I used both vim and gvim, they look a little bit too edgy for me, I'm fairly sure spellcheck should work properly with winefish
[01:35] <Chymera1> maybe I forgot smth
[01:35] <nbenton> Thank you, Huufarted
[01:36] <Gnea> nbenton: what Huufarted said
[01:36] <Xamusk> I reinstalled the whole Ubuntu and it took some time, but eventually it locked again
[01:36] <ASUSBlue> Is there away to setup a hardlink between my vista partion mymusic folder and music folder in ubuntu
[01:36] <ASUSBlue> I think it's call LN
[01:36] <ASUSBlue> but not sure how to use it
[01:36] <storbeck> _VIM_: http://pastebin.com/d30ed279
[01:37] <_VIM_> gotta learn VI some time or at least Nano,  at least a few times a year you gonna have no GUI, what you gonna do then?
[01:37] <_VIM_> ok storbeck
[01:37] <Xamusk> hmw, locked again, this time with a fresh install (without updates)
[01:37] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: you'd have to mount the partition using samba/cifs on the ubuntu system, then make a symbolic link
[01:37] <fidelitysystem_> whats the command of terminal to know my ip adress
[01:37] <Huufarted> fidelitysystem_, ifconfig
[01:37] <mcphail> ASUSBlue: you can't hardlink between different partitions
[01:37] <voglster> fidelitysystem_, ifconfig
[01:37] <ASUSBlue> Is there away to setup a hardlink between my vista partition mymusic folder and music folder in ubuntu I want to be able to just click on music in ubuntu and it just bring up all my music
[01:38] <Gnea> !repeat | ASUSBlue
[01:38] <mib_u8lmqz> Can't wait till I get Ubuntu installed.    Don't get all ticked off...
[01:40] <n8tuser> fidelitysystem_ -> he understand english only
[01:40] <Pici> !porforward | fidelitysystem_
[01:40] <Pici> !portforward | fidelitysystem_
[01:40] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: I do believe I've already answered your question.
[01:40] <fidelitysystem_> i   know that ..
[01:40] <ASUSBlue> sorry didn't see if
[01:40] <ASUSBlue> gnea
[01:40] <storbeck> How did it turn out _VIM_ ?
[01:40] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: you'd have to mount the partition using samba/cifs on the ubuntu system, then make a symbolic link
[01:40] <ASUSBlue> it**
[01:40] <fidelitysystem_> i dont get why dont works..
[01:40] <n8tuser> fidelitysystem_ -> did you ask nicely or where you rude?
[01:40] <meh_ivan> ASUSBlue, move your mouse to either the windows partition or the Ubuntu partition, then mount the vista partition in Ubuntu or use a driver for ext3 in vista to access your ubuntu partition
[01:40] <mib_u8lmqz> I'm using the Acer Aspire 6930 Laptop and most people have said the built in mic for some reason doesn't work with Linux, noone is sure why
[01:40] <ASUSBlue> I have set it up with auto mount already
[01:40] <meh_ivan> s/mouse/music/
[01:40] <voglster> fidelitysystem_, if you want the public ipaddress just type in the terminal "links checkip.dyndns.org"
[01:41] <_VIM_> storbeck:  so far it keeps asking me for root's pass
[01:41] <voglster> fidelitysystem_, that will bring up a text based web browser and that website lists your ip address
[01:41] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: and can you browse/load the music already?
[01:41] <storbeck> oh
[01:41] <ASUSBlue> what you mean
[01:41] <DVS01> is there a way to disable keyboard shortcuts for a specific app? i'm trying to make it so that vnc viewer allows me to press alt-tab and alt-f4 within the guest session, instead of my local machine taking the shortcuts
[01:41] <Takyoji> Anything I do with sudo or gksudo has a segmentation fault error. Any suggestions for fixing this issue? I've been using Ubuntu just fine for so long (about a year). I'm running a 64-bit system
[01:41] <Charliehorse> whenever i try to open an mp3 file directly from a mounted HFS+ (Mac OSX 10.5 Journaled) drive, totem will crash!
[01:42] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: you said you were able to automount it - what did you do to get that setup?
[01:42] <Huufarted> voglster, what is 'links'?
[01:42] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> what is the exact command you issued?
[01:42] <ASUSBlue> modified the fstab
[01:42] <Huufarted> !links
[01:42] <voglster> whats the quickest way to fix a system that you effed up the sudoers file in?
[01:42] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: could you please pastebin it?
[01:42] <Takyoji> Anything. Such as 'sudo sleep 1', 'sudo apt-get install (whatever)', 'sudo echo'
[01:43] <n8tuser> voglster -> boot in livecd and fixed it from there
[01:43] <Takyoji> all results in a segmentation fault in the CLI
[01:43] <Gnea> voglster: boot a livecd, mount the filesystem, edit the file, save it, unmount the fs, reboot
[01:43] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://pastebin.com/d6630cb8d
[01:43] <voglster> booo... i dont wanna reboot my server! lol
[01:43] <voglster> but thank you
[01:43] <Gnea> :)
[01:43] <voglster> all i did was edit the darn file and forgot to set permissions back to 0440
[01:43] <Charliehorse> whenever i log in i get a loud beeping noise that persists from the second i hit enter to the second the desktop picture shows up.
[01:44] <ASUSBlue> /dev/sda2 /media/Vista64 ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 0 Gnea
[01:44] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> umm.. how about sudo -i    what does that do?
[01:44] <storbeck> _VIM_: do a chmod 644 /home/eseven73/.gvfs and try it again
[01:44] <_VIM_> k
[01:44] <n8tuser> !who | Takyoji
[01:44] <fidelitysystem_> somebody know about vnc ?
[01:44] <ASUSBlue> Gnea not sure if you got that
[01:45] <_VIM_> chmod: cannot access `/home/eseven73/.gvfs/': Permission denied
[01:45] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Just another segmentation fault
[01:45] <storbeck> Oh, it's a folder
[01:45] <_VIM_> ah
[01:45] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: hrm, okay
[01:45] <bluej> can mouse sensitivity be adjusted with Xorg?
[01:45] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: where do you want to make the link to?
[01:45] <storbeck> do a, sudo chmod 755 /home/eseven73/.gvfs
[01:45] <Charliehorse>  ASUSBlue: I think you are doing roughly the same thing I am. you have a previous OS installed onto another partition, and are trying to play teh music from it?
[01:45] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> after a fresh reboot, you get same results?
[01:45] <ma3x> is ubuntu bleeding edge?
[01:45] <Takyoji> I shall try. One moment
[01:45] <storbeck> ma3x: Ubuntu is just a distro
[01:46] <_VIM_> same thing storbeck
[01:46] <ASUSBlue> I want to link the music folder in vista partition to the music folder in ubuntu
[01:46] <mcphail> ma3x: no - stable
[01:46] <Takyoji> n8tuser: I shall try. One moment*
[01:46] <storbeck> what the heck
[01:46] <n8tuser> ma3x -> you like to bleed?  try  apache's cocoon2 webapp
[01:46] <islan> does anybody know if WinXP can run well as a virtual machine in Ubuntu?
[01:46] <ASUSBlue> I want to click music folder in ubuntu and see all my music
[01:46] <ASUSBlue> not have to setup a link then click on it then see music
[01:46] <_VIM_> islan: it runs very well in a VM on Ubuntu
[01:46] <Charliehorse> ASUSBlue: yeah I want to do that, but whenever i do that, totem crashes when it tries to play my music!!!
[01:46] <Diztract> ok in case anyone have the same problem i have with flashplayers, I figured out the problem. I already have flashplayer, but it was blocked by a firefox add-on called flashblock.
[01:46] <diuneigh> can someone help me install some themes?  I see so many wonderful ones, but I have problems with emerald.
[01:46] <storbeck> _VIM_: pastebin ls -alh /home/eseven73/
[01:46] <Diztract> :)
[01:46] <n8tuser> islan come back again?
[01:47] <_VIM_> ok
[01:47] <islan> _VIM_: what VM program would you recommend?
[01:47] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: okay, try this then: mkdir ~/Music/Vistatunes &&  ln -s /media/Vista64/Documents\ and\ Settings\user\My\ Music\ ~/Music/Vistatunes
[01:47] <mcphail> ASUSBlue: you can make a simlink between folders
[01:47] <ma3x> what's the latest kernel in ubuntu?
[01:47] <islan> n8tuser: I'm sorry?
[01:47] <_VIM_> islan: Virtualbox
[01:47] <n8tuser> island i dont understand your question
[01:47] <ma3x> does ubuntu have stable testing and unstable?
[01:47] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: or whatever the dir is on the vista partition
[01:47] <ASUSBlue> yeah but thats no exactly what iam lookin for
[01:47] <islan> thanks
[01:47]  * islan gets to work
[01:47] <mib_u8lmqz> oh wow ubuntu is loading for the first time on my computer
[01:47] <n8tuser> ma3x yes it does, kindly visity #ubuntu-motu
[01:47] <mcphail> ma3x: not really
[01:47] <mrUnagi> what are the differences between ubuntu and ubuntu server?
[01:48] <Charliehorse> ma3x: yes. Current stable = 8.10, current beta - 9.04
[01:48] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://pastebin.com/m4bb6f966
[01:48] <Charliehorse> ubuntu server is for servers
[01:48] <zash> mrUnagi: preinstalled packages
[01:48] <_VIM_> islan: np :)
[01:48] <Charliehorse> yeah
[01:48] <mcphail> ma3x: you can use the development version if you want "bleedin edge", although that sometimes == "brolen"
[01:48] <mrUnagi> how can i see which ones are installed on server so that i can turn ubuntu into server
[01:48] <Charliehorse> and support length
[01:48] <mcphail> *broken
[01:48] <mib_u8lmqz> it just froze...again
[01:48] <storbeck> _VIM_: Is anything even in that folder?
[01:49] <zash> mrUnagi: the metapackage ubuntu-server
[01:49] <_VIM_> ill check
[01:49] <mrUnagi> whats that
[01:49] <ASUSBlue> Gnea you rock it works thanks
[01:49] <Gnea> ASUSBlue: cheers :)
[01:49] <n8tuser> mrUnagi -> customize to your needs, not copy what another server has
[01:49] <mib_u8lmqz> maybe its still loading I don't know
[01:49] <ma3x> what's the code name for stable/testing/unst ?
[01:49] <zash> mrUnagi: a .. package without any files, only dependencies
[01:49] <mrUnagi> can ubuntu do vpn connections?
[01:49] <_VIM_> storbeck: nope
[01:49] <mrUnagi> !vpn
[01:49] <storbeck> pfft, rm -rf that sucker
[01:49] <zash> mrUnagi: the desktop version installs the ubuntu-desktop meta-package
[01:49] <JPSman> Oh hey guys
[01:49] <_VIM_> ok
[01:50] <mib_u8lmqz> All this freezing up and stuff maybe its just not worth me getting ubuntu
[01:50] <JPSman> what is the name of that program that displays system resources on the desktop yet uses very little itself?
[01:50] <n8tuser> mrUnagi -> come to think of it, run   ..
[01:50] <mrUnagi> i basically want to turn my ps3 into a gateway server that i can use to access my network when im away.......is that possible?
[01:50] <storbeck> JPSman: I use conky
[01:50] <n8tuser> !clone | mrUnagi ->
[01:50] <Charliehorse> max3: Stable = Intrepid Ibex, Testing - Jauntry Jackalope
[01:50] <Charliehorse> *max3x
[01:50] <Gnea> Charliehorse: negative.
[01:50] <Huufarted> sudo apt-get install conky
[01:50] <[2]PC_Nerd> Hi,  I know this is #ubuntu not ##windows, however windows cannot (will not) see a network card that ubuntu is loading fine on startup.  I made no tinkering's with teh hardware simply reformatted teh disc and reinstalled XP pro - and now for some reason only linux finds the network card... any suggestions?
[01:50] <Charliehorse> Gnea: what?
[01:51] <ma3x> Charitwo: can you choose which one you want to install when you install it from the cd?
[01:51] <storbeck> [2]PC_Nerd: Don't use Windows, that's my suggestion :)
[01:51] <JPSman> storbeck, Huufarted, thank you.  is it in synaptic?
[01:51] <Gnea> ma3x, Charliehorse: stable = hardy heron (8.04), testing = intrepid ibex (8.10), unstable = jaunty (9.04)
[01:51] <_VIM_> storbeck: i cant even remove it with sudo rm -rf /home/eseven73/.gvfs
[01:51] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Same issue. Segmentation fault even after reboot.
[01:51] <Huufarted> yes, JPSman
[01:51] <Gnea> Charliehorse: stable is always LTS
[01:51] <ma3x> Charitwo: also can you use stable/unstable/testing instead of the codenames in /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[01:51] <storbeck> lol _VIM_
[01:51] <[2]PC_Nerd> I completely agree - accept the course im doing says I HAVE to use vb6 and pascal :P - otherwise itd be python all the way
[01:51] <mcphail> ma3x: no - this is not debian
[01:51] <storbeck> That folder is the devil
[01:52] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> you have updated any package at all before you noticed this?
[01:52] <_VIM_> storbeck: i might have to start up a live cd and remove it, or would that fail too?
[01:52] <storbeck> That should work
[01:52] <_VIM_> k
[01:52] <storbeck> I really don't know why it won't uninstall though
[01:52] <mcphail> ma3x: the ubuntu release philosophy is different from debian's
[01:52] <storbeck> err, remove*
[01:52] <Charliehorse> Gnea: oh. :) when I downloaded it it just said "latest version" not testing. I'm still a linux newbiw
[01:52] <Gnea> ma3x: no, you have to use the names
[01:52] <Charitwo> ma3x: it's rude to ping random people
[01:53] <diuneigh> how can I get help on installing themes with emerald?
[01:53] <Gnea> Charliehorse: it's all good :)
[01:53] <ma3x> Charitwo: what the hell are yo utalking about?
[01:53] <ma3x> i didnt ping you
[01:53] <bazhang> ma3x, watch the language
[01:53] <Charitwo> yes, you did
[01:53] <Gnea> ma3x: tone down the attitude, please...
[01:53] <ma3x> no i didnt
[01:53] <_VIM_> storbeck:  OMG It shows up in Krusader as a 16 gig file!
[01:53] <storbeck> _VIM_: try logging out and running it from ctrl+alt+f1
[01:53] <tuxtox> Hi! I am using 8.04 on an acer 5335.  Everytime I try to play a DVD, or an AVI file, or use cheese, my computer totally crashes and I have to reboot.  I am not sure if I have all the codecs or not, or why its doing it.  any ideas?
[01:54] <_VIM_> its a file system of some sort
[01:54] <Gnea> :p
[01:54] <Charliehorse> Gnea: do you know anything about accessing a mac osx journaled partition from ubuntu? I can mount it, and copy files but If I try to directly launch an mp3/mov file, it will not work. Why?
[01:54] <ma3x> what's the ubuntu philosophy so different than debians? ubuntu is debian based we all know that
[01:54] <bazhang> ma3x, take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:54] <storbeck> Oh, wow
[01:54] <Takyoji> n8tuser: I don't recall installing an update for sudo, but otherwise I noticed this issue after: I added a new printer using the web-based CUPS interrface (that was shared over SAMBA) by manually writing out the URI, then as I added it, I had an issue and apparently Firefox wasn't able to reach the web-based interface anymore, all printers were gone, I restarted, and the printers were back, then later on in the day I noticed this
[01:54] <Gnea> Charliehorse: I'm not sure, never done that before... what protocol are you using?
[01:54] <storbeck> Don't remove .gvfs
[01:54] <_VIM_> lol
[01:54] <_r1_> hi
[01:54] <storbeck> GVFS [1] is a replacement for GnomeVFS, [2] the GNOME Virtual File System.
[01:54] <Charliehorse> Gnea: htfsplus
[01:55] <_VIM_> i formated this drive to ext3, donno where i got gvfs
[01:55] <Charliehorse> Gnea: here i'll pastebin the error from terminal that i get
[01:55] <_VIM_> O.o
[01:55] <storbeck> lol, ok. 1 more sec
[01:55]  * presshere rauchen
[01:55] <Gnea> ma3x: because 'based on' has a different meaning with ubuntu than what you're thinking.
[01:55] <Gnea> Charliehorse: okay
[01:55] <_VIM_> Ive never heard of the Gnome Virtual File system before, new one on me, storbeck
[01:55] <Huufarted> it's a derivative of Debian.  Lots of differences, though.
[01:56] <_r1_> just after a pvresize, I want reduce the partition used for this physical volume. Any idea ? (parted or cfdisk provide me only a "destroy")
[01:56] <Xamusk> those are the times when I start to consider gentoo and etc
[01:56] <Huufarted> _rl_ use a gparted live cd
[01:56] <Charliehorse> Gnea: here is the error when i ran "totem musicfile from hfsplus drive" http://www.mibbit.com/pb/Dw7V0k
[01:56] <voglster> Xamusk, portage is soo nice
[01:56] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> if you can try strace or ltrace to start sudo  and see where it fails.. see if that gives any clue
[01:56] <_r1_> Huufarted: gparted livecd allows to resize lvm partition ?
[01:57] <Gnea> the only thing that Ubuntu and Debian share in common is the package management system. Everything else is different, although, once in awhile, some packages will just be re-packaged debian software, but it will often be in-line with the Ubuntu structure
[01:57] <_r1_> Huufarted: great thanks (good to know)
[01:57] <Huufarted> _rl_ allows you to resize, remove, do anything you want
[01:57] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Shall I provide the output to you via pastebin, or?
[01:57] <storbeck> _VIM_: try adding the folowing to the tar line for /home --exclude /home/eseven73/.gvfs
[01:57] <_VIM_> Gparted can easily remove LVM partitions I did that very thing a few days ago
[01:57] <_VIM_> ok
[01:57] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> that would be huge, umm try to read it yourself and see if you can make sense out of it..whre it fails
[01:57] <storbeck> I'm not sure if that will work or not, but hopefully it will
[01:58] <Gnea> Charliehorse: what if you use a different player, such as mpg123?
[01:58] <Huufarted> ok...  I just installed corky, but now I can't find it in any menus.  Where is the default menu location for corky?
[01:58] <tc111> i'm looking for the k10temp or amdtemp module/driver... anyone know what the status is on this and/or where i can find it?
[01:58] <Charliehorse> Gnea: VLC, also brings an error
[01:58] <Takyoji> n8tuser: It's actually about like 40 lines
[01:58] <Gnea> Charliehorse: did you fstab it?
[01:59] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> go ahead and  post it in pastebin..
[01:59] <Charliehorse> Gnea: ? Sorry i'm a linux newbie
[01:59] <Gnea> !fstab
[01:59] <islan> if I have Ubuntu installed on one hard drive and I want to install WinXP on another hard drive, will there be any problem?
[01:59] <Takyoji> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/d29a62374
[01:59] <_r1_> Huufarted: mmmm Gparted LiveCD documentation says that it does not handle LVM
[01:59] <Gnea> Charliehorse: what I meant was, did you make the remount mount permanent in the /etc/fstab file? :)
[01:59] <Huufarted> _rl_ sorry, out of my league then
[01:59] <_r1_> so somebody has any Idea ?
[01:59] <_VIM_> storbeck:  like this: sudo tar -cf "/tmp/home.tar" /home --exclude /home/eseven73/.gvfs?
[02:00] <storbeck> yep
[02:00] <Xamusk> voglster, I tremble just of having to compile everything, also last time I checked it was pretty hard to install (specially coming from a debian/ubuntu world)
[02:00] <Charliehorse> Gnea: i just have a line in my .bash_login file that mounts the drive to a directory.
[02:00] <Gnea> Charliehorse: and what is the line?
[02:01] <voglster> Xamusk, not horribly difficult... and you should do it at least once... taught me SOOO much about linux and how everything works.. just make sure you set aside a day or two for your first time installing
[02:01] <n8tuser> _r1_ -> it cant from livecd from what I understood
[02:01] <Charliehorse> Gnea: sudo mount -t hfsplus /dev/sda2 'home/evantandersen/macbook/'
[02:01] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> i cant click that, is that a valid url
[02:01] <n8tuser> ?
[02:02] <Xamusk> voglster, not the time I have around... and won't guarantee that won't happen the same panics I have with ubuntu
[02:02] <voglster> Xamusk, use genkernel first
[02:02] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://pastebin.com/m24bac3cc
[02:02] <Guest88690> I am still having trouble with the resolution...the weird thing is that during the cylone ubuntu screen it is perfect and then changes to 800x600 when the desktop starts up...help??
[02:02] <Gnea> Charliehorse: oooh, okay - I wasn't sure if you were mounting it locally or across the network :) one sec..
[02:02] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> i cant click that, is that a valid url?
[02:02] <voglster> Xamusk, makes your life soo much easier to get a bootable system before ou start configuring your true kernel
[02:02] <_r1_> n8tuser: what you mean ? which Livecd ?
[02:02] <storbeck> arg
[02:02] <Xamusk> voglster, ???
[02:02] <storbeck> Are you still using dev=4,0,0 ?
[02:02] <_VIM_> yeah
[02:03] <PC_Nerd> Bump re: the networkign card in windows.... any ideas on how to debug?
[02:03] <zomby_woof> _r1_, http://evms.sourceforge.net/
[02:03] <Charliehorse> Gnea: yeah sorry for not making that clear
[02:03] <dediku> hello world
[02:03] <n8tuser> _r1_ -> you can run lvm repair from within livecd ?
[02:03] <voglster> Xamusk, genkernel makes your first boot alot safer ;-)
[02:03] <storbeck> Well that doesn't make sense
[02:03] <Takyoji> n8tuser: It is a valid URL, I don't see why it's not accessible..
[02:03] <storbeck> It started to write before
[02:03] <_VIM_> storbeck:  actually no
[02:03] <_VIM_> sudo dvdrecord speed=4 dev=2,0 "/tmp/backup-$(date +%m%Y).tar"
[02:03] <_r1_> n8tuser: nothing to do with "repair"
[02:03] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> repaste the url..i was not able to
[02:03] <Takyoji> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/d29a62374
[02:03] <storbeck> Change it to dev=4,0,0 :)
[02:04] <_VIM_> ok
[02:04] <Xamusk> voglster, I'd hate to lose my home partition, so I'm usually a lot cautious about that stuff
[02:04] <_r1_> zomby_woof: I watch
[02:04] <Gnea> Charliehorse: no problem, everyone's a noob at some point ;)
[02:05] <_r1_> zomby_woof: it's another technology right ?
[02:05] <voglster> Xamusk, u got in on a separate partition?
[02:05] <Xamusk> voglster, I'm not a newbie to kernel compilation, but ubuntu makes instalation quite smooth, specially about drivers
[02:05] <Gnea> Charliehorse: okay, let's see if there are any FS errors when you try to play it - can you pastebin the output of the dmesg command? i would suggest installing the pastebinit package in order to make it easier, like this:  sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit
[02:05] <Xamusk> voglster, yes, but I've lost files with kernel problems more than once
[02:05] <mrUnagi> !vpn
[02:06] <islan> sorry about the repeat, this'll be the last time:  if I have Ubuntu installed on one hard drive and I want to install WinXP on another hard drive, will there be any problem?
[02:06] <voglster> islan, install windows first
[02:06] <voglster> islan, then you dont have to fix grub
[02:06] <storbeck> _VIM_: also, add the -dao in there after the dev
[02:06] <deco_> what's  the difference between ubuntu desktop and server ?
[02:06] <zomby_woof> _r1_, it will allow you to resize lvm
[02:06] <islan> voglster: well I have the problem that the linux OS has all my backed-up files
[02:06] <voglster> islan, and put windows on the first drive
[02:06] <islan> voglster: is it easy to fix grub?
[02:06] <Charliehorse> Gnea: k i installed it, now what is the command?
[02:06] <JPSman> my conky keeps opening up into a window!  how do I merge it with the desktop?
[02:07] <voglster> islan, ya not too hard
[02:07] <islan> voglster: then I'll have to do that; is there anything else I should be worried about?
[02:07] <voglster> islan, but windows will destroy the bootloader so you gotta boot to a livecd to do it
[02:07] <Gnea> mrUnagi: I'm sorry, I've tried to get them to change the vpn link there, but they haven't listened... check this out: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN
[02:07] <storbeck> JPSman: in your ~/.conkyrc change one of the lines to: own_window no
[02:07] <islan> voglster: ah, okay
[02:07] <nbenton> Huufarted, your suggestion worked.
[02:07] <Gnea> Charliehorse: dmesg | pastebinit
[02:07] <dhalsim> hi, I downloaded icecat and unzipped to home, how can I add it to the path?
[02:07] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> whats the perms of   /usr/bin/sudo   ?
[02:07] <_r1_> zomby_woof: ok (I still don't want resize lvm but thanks)
[02:07] <Xamusk> too bad, I really liked ubuntu
[02:07]  * islan searches the net for how to fix grub
[02:07] <voglster> islan, no not really.. and there are plenty of howtos on google for fixing/reinstalling grub
[02:07] <deco_> what's  the difference between ubuntu desktop and server ?
[02:08] <voglster> islan, google is your friend there...
[02:08] <islan> voglster: indeed
[02:08] <Calamity>
[02:08] <_r1_>
[02:08] <voglster> deco_, just packages
[02:08] <Guest88690> is there a way to rerun the xconfiguration scripts....dkpg....something....
[02:08] <Calamity>
[02:08] <deco_> voglster: like which ones?
[02:08] <Gnea> mrUnagi: this one is good too: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VPNClient
[02:09] <Charliehorse> Gnea: http://pastebin.com/f4fc096a2
[02:09] <Gnea>                                                                                hey look, I can press spacebar, then enter too! now, please, cut it out. :p
[02:09] <dhalsim> I tried ln -s icecat /usr/bin/icecat, but didn't work...
[02:09] <voglster> deco_, to be honest i dont know... jsut the default pkgs on server are more server based... i dont think x11 is preinstalled on ubuntu server
[02:09] <n8tuser> dhalsim -> were you root?
[02:10] <dhalsim> n8tuser: yes
[02:10] <aSt3raL> can someone help with a linksys usb wireless device on a 8.10 server?
[02:10] <storbeck> !ask | aSt3raL
[02:10] <n8tuser> dhalsim -> what error were you getting?
[02:11] <aSt3raL> i tried both the native and ndiswrapper drivers and cant get either to work
[02:11] <mrUnagi> !ps3
[02:11] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Owner: read & write, group: read-only, others: read-only; executable
[02:11] <aSt3raL> how do i get it to connect?
[02:11] <n8tuser> dhalsim -> you realized its  ln -s  source  destination    right?
[02:11] <aSt3raL> hows that heh
[02:11] <tess_> sorry lost connection. using 3 mobile prepaid broadband and have a question is any one out there using 1 of these?
[02:11] <storbeck> aSt3raL: dhclient eth0
[02:11] <Charliehorse> Gena: it says in that pastebin that the hfs drive is read only, but that shouldn't affect reading of the mp3, should it?
[02:11] <DarkKnight> can anyone tell how i can access Windows in my other Hard Drive in Ubuntu using VirtualBox
[02:11] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> shoudl be liked  -rwsr-xr-x
[02:11] <Nasra> Can any1 help me with compizconfig ...it does not want to work for me....maybe  i am doing  something wrong...
[02:12] <Charliehorse> Gnea: it says in that pastebin that the hfs drive is read only, but that shouldn't affect reading of the mp3, should it?
[02:12] <_VIM_> storbeck:  same error :(
[02:12] <detrix> can someone help figure out what I am doing wrong with getting the ATI Radeon fglrx driver to work right.  I have a Radeon 9000 All-in-Wonder
[02:12] <macman> guys .. i just booted to a live cd .. i wanted to rsync the mounted windows drive to an extrernal.. what is a good rsync command ?
[02:12] <crdlb> detrix: fglrx does not support that
[02:12] <Peddy> Where is the xchat notification-area icon stored?
[02:12] <CompuHacker> Gentlemen. Ladies.
[02:12] <Gnea> Charliehorse: exactly - i don't *think* it would matter, but I'm really not sure on this one...
[02:12] <detrix> crdlb:  thanx
[02:13] <Nasra> need help with compizconfig....pleaasee....maye I am doing something wrong....
[02:13] <Nasra> loo....
[02:13] <aSt3raL> i have a wusb854g v4
[02:13] <Nasra> thanks
[02:13] <detrix> crdlb:  was beginning to think that
[02:13] <crdlb> detrix: for several years now, they've only supported 9500 and up
[02:13] <tess_> any one using 3 prepaid braodband
[02:13] <storbeck> _VIM_: about the folder?
[02:13] <_VIM_> no
[02:13] <crdlb> detrix: the radeon driver should be able to do 2d and 3d acceleration, and possibly tv-out
[02:13] <icui2i> noen norske her?
[02:13] <_VIM_> dvdrecord
[02:14] <storbeck> pastebin the script you're using
[02:14] <Pici> !no | icui2i
[02:14] <aSt3raL> and i have wlan0 up with ndiswrapper
[02:14] <_VIM_> its same one but with 4,0,0
[02:14] <storbeck> Did you ad the -dao ?
[02:14] <aSt3raL> but when i do iwlist wlan0 scan i get nothing
[02:14] <icui2i> tnx
[02:14] <_VIM_> oops guess i didnt see that command, what was it again?
[02:14] <crdlb> Nasra: join #compiz-fusion
[02:14] <Nasra> crdlb:
[02:15] <storbeck> Just add -dao after the dev
[02:15] <Nasra> thanks alot
[02:15] <_VIM_> ok
[02:15] <Nasra> okay
[02:15] <storbeck> And make sure its dev=4,0,0 :)
[02:15] <aSt3raL> ive looked at the forums and it seems like im missing something
[02:16] <tess_> any one using 3 prepaid braodband
[02:16] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> your wifi driver loaded? check  sudo lshw -C network
[02:16] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: it shows up
[02:17] <DarkKnight> can anyone tell how i can access Windows in my other Hard Drive in Ubuntu using VirtualBox
[02:17] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> whats the drive loaded? is the interface up?
[02:17] <aSt3raL> driver=ndiswrapper+rt2500usb
[02:17] <Guest88690> is there a way to force ubuntu to "rediscover" the modes for your monitor?  I installed nvidia and it killed those settings...had to go back because nvidia drivers mad a beautiful black screen
[02:17] <Linuxbeak> Hi everyone, I just installed 8.10 and I have no sound beside PC speaker beeps. Any suggestions as to where to start?
[02:17] <Gnea> Charliehorse: out of curiosity, do you have the hfsutils package installed?
[02:17] <aSt3raL> what do you mean is the interface up
[02:17] <Gnea> !sound | Linuxbeak
[02:18] <Charliehorse> Gnea: considering i've never heard of it, no
[02:18] <Gnea> Charliehorse: :) give it a shot and see what happens
[02:18] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> any indication that it is not up?
[02:18] <Gnea> !info hfsutils
[02:19] <danbhfive> Guest88690: intrepid?
[02:19] <aSt3raL> n8tuser when i do a sudo ifconfig wlan0 up i dont get errors
[02:19] <aSt3raL> and it shows up with iwconfig
[02:19] <fidelitysystem_> omg please help me :(( i have like 4 hours trying to connect the stupid port 80 :(
[02:19] <Guest88690> yeah...just installed 8.10 64bit..sorry
[02:19] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> can you post the results of those?
[02:19] <aSt3raL> wlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:off/any
[02:19] <aSt3raL>           Mode:Auto  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: Not-Associated
[02:19] <aSt3raL>           Bit Rate:11 Mb/s   Tx-Power:20 dBm   Sensitivity=-121 dBm
[02:19] <aSt3raL>           RTS thr=2347 B   Fragment thr=2346 B
[02:19] <aSt3raL>           Power Management:off
[02:19] <aSt3raL>           Link Quality:0  Signal level:0  Noise level:0
[02:19] <FloodBot2> aSt3raL: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:19] <danbhfive> Guest88690: what does xrandr say?
[02:19] <Guest88690> found out only too late that the nvidia drivers [recommended] don't  work
[02:20] <DarkKnight> can anyone tell how i can access Windows in my other Hard Drive in Ubuntu using VirtualBox
[02:20] <Charliehorse> Gnea: should I restart, i unmounted then remounted drive, still nothing
[02:20] <danbhfive> Guest88690: I think you can just uninstall them through the same dialog
[02:20] <Guest88690> Screen 0: min 640x480, current 800x600, max 800x600
[02:20] <fidelitysystem_> somebody please :(
[02:20] <storbeck> _VIM_: if it still doesn't work, try just taking dev out altogether
[02:21] <storbeck> all together, rather
[02:21] <eseven73> ok
[02:21] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> post it in pastebin
[02:21] <Guest88690> default connected 800x600+0+0 0mmx 0mm
[02:21] <aSt3raL> dunno how to use pastebin
[02:21] <smashagnome> DarkKnight - what you want to do is actually quite difficult.  it wasn't intended to be used with actual partitions, but i do think i saw a howto the other day
[02:21] <Guest88690> 800x600     61.0*
[02:21] <storbeck> !paste | aSt3raL
[02:21] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> if you do sudo dhclient wlan0   see if it acquires an ip address
[02:21] <voglster> anyone use a wacom tablet and dual monitors? can i pick your brain for a sec?
[02:21] <Linuxbeak> Gnea, that's not helping (re sound). I've already done the basic steps
[02:21] <Linuxbeak> Pulseaudio is installed by default
[02:21] <Linuxbeak> but this mentions nothing about pulseaudio
[02:22] <ypcx> got problem with 100% cpu under X and repeated log messages in Xorg.log about EDID detection, any ideas?  http://pastebin.com/d13dfdfec
[02:22] <Guest88690> 640x480    60.0
[02:22] <Charliehorse> ypcx: running Jaunty?
[02:22] <Guest88690> thats it
[02:22] <Gnea> Charliehorse: not sure if that'll help or not... you might want to try adding it to /etc/fstab instead of having it mount via the .bash_login
[02:22] <aSt3raL> it wont
[02:22] <aSt3raL> i cant even get on the essid
[02:22] <DarkKnight> smashagnome; i have some flash related problems in linux...so i planned to use the XP which is in my other hard disk. i have 2 disks... 1 eith ubuntu and the other with XP. now whenever i want to use XP..i dont want to reboot..any idea about that
[02:22] <aSt3raL> its not seeing any essids
[02:23] <n8tuser> !who | aSt3raL
[02:23] <Gnea> Linuxbeak: perhaps pulseaudio is breaking things? have you tried changing the output default devices in System->Preferences->Sound?
[02:23] <smashagnome> darkknight - it's way outdated unfotunatly but here is the link http://blarts.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/how-to-run-virtualbox-using-a-physical-partition-using-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/
[02:23] <ypcx> Charliehorse: that one is on gentoo, but it relates to fglrx, so I thought someone here might have some experience with it
[02:23] <Linuxbeak> Gnea, yeah, I've tried it
[02:23] <Takyoji> n8tuser: The permissions of /usr/bin/sudo on this system is -rwsr-xr-x
[02:23] <Linuxbeak> I'm still not getting output
[02:24] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: when i do a iwlist wlan0 scan i get nothing
[02:24] <lordbah> What cmd am I looking for to update the kernel image with an updated driver?
[02:24] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> looks good, umm dont know if you can update sudo or reinstall ?
[02:24] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: i should be able to see all the wifi around here
[02:24] <storbeck> aSt3raL: don't use wlan0, just do iwlist scan
[02:24] <Charliehorse> gnea: so i did sudo nano /etc/fstab, now what?
[02:24] <n8tuser> storbeck -> hes got it correct
[02:25] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: that worked file
[02:25] <DarkKnight> smashagnome; thank you... i am going through it...but i use hardy...and this is for fiesty fawn
[02:25] <aSt3raL> *fine
[02:25] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Would I have to go into single-user mode and try to re-install it?
[02:25] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: i think the problem now is connecting to my network
[02:25] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> dont think so, if you have access to root
[02:26] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> you're getting associate to your AP ?
[02:26] <Takyoji> n8tuser: How would I get access to root without sudo though?
[02:26] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: well i dont broadcast mine
[02:26] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: i cant get it to pick up mine no
[02:26] <_VIM_> storbeck:  dvdrecord: No such file or directory. No read access for '/-dao'.
[02:26] <storbeck> Takyoji: sudo su will put you in root
[02:26] <danbhfive> sudo -i
[02:26] <smashagnome> darkknight:ya i know it's kinda old.  virtualbox is awsome at running xp or ubuntu virtually, but not off the actual HD, it's really meant to use it's own virtual images instead :(  It would be awsome if a future version supported it...
[02:26] <ubooboo> danbhfive: i got the nvidia uninstalled, but now xrandr says : Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480, current 800 x 600, maximum 800 x 600
[02:26] <ubooboo> default connected 800x600+0+0 0mm x 0mm
[02:26] <ubooboo>    800x600        61.0*
[02:27] <ubooboo>    640x480        60.0
[02:27] <storbeck> _VIM_: try taking out -dao
[02:27] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> okay, you cant without a prior setting of root password, so you go ahead and do it from single user mode to update
[02:27] <FloodBot2> ubooboo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:27] <ubooboo> doh...sorry
[02:27] <_VIM_> ok
[02:27] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: actually i have broadcast ssid on now and its not seeing it
[02:27] <Takyoji> n8tuser: But sudo segfaults
[02:27] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> not in single user mode
[02:27] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Okay, just read your message
[02:27] <demachina> question: just installed ubuntu 8.10 x64, and I can't get gnome to activate the proprietary nvidia drivers
[02:27] <tess_> any one wiht knowledge of mobile broadband devices
[02:28] <presshere> demachina: did you update your system?
[02:28] <nomiculus> if i tar as superuser from root like tar the whole system to a backup drive will i be able to restore it easily ... i mean is that a safe backup ... how can i recover a pc from a simple tar archive of the whole system from root (anyone)?
[02:28] <demachina> presshere: just a moment, lemme see what's available
[02:28] <smashagnome> does anyone happen to know how to update the usplash themes from the old version to intrepid?  i know that some of the theme artists have put out updates for intrepid but not many at all.  i don't really want to install splashy as a work around.??
[02:28] <danbhfive> ubooboo: hmmm, Im probably the wrong person to ask.    I thought xorg was supposed to autoconfigure.  BUT, the last time I had this problem, was because I had a bad cd burn, so I ended up having to reinstall
[02:28] <storbeck> nomiculus: Yes
[02:28] <nomiculus> ok
[02:28] <presshere> demachina: sudo apt-get update
[02:28] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> lets step back.. post in pastebin..  ifconfig; iwconfig; cat /etc/network/interfaces;  cat /etc/resolv.conf
[02:29] <Huufarted> nomiculus, my recommendation is to make a g4l live cd and back it up that way
[02:29] <iShock> What's the difference between 64 and 32 bit OSes?
[02:29] <Charliehorse> gnea: i have to go, thanks for the great help, Like really thanks a lot. Its good to see someone that cares that much
[02:29] <storbeck> nomiculus: When you uncompress it, just use -r
[02:29] <nomiculus> i prefer to use tar
[02:29] <usser> nomiculus, you'll have to be booted into livecd to tar the root filesystem
[02:29] <presshere> !x86-x64 | iShock
[02:29] <usser> nomiculus, try partimage
[02:29] <nomiculus> how would i install a system from a tar archive (of root, downwards) onto a new pc
[02:29] <Huufarted> nomiculus, it does use tar, but it also compresses it and allows you to save it over a network, but your choice...
[02:29] <demachina> presshere: updating
[02:29] <storbeck> err, not -r
[02:29] <storbeck> use -p to preserve the permissions
[02:29] <_VIM_> storbeck:  dvdrecord: No such file or directory. No read access for 'tmp/backup-022009.tar'.
[02:30] <storbeck> (when uncompressing)
[02:30] <usser> nomiculus, format, mount it. cd / && sudo tar -xvf tarfile.tar.gz
[02:30] <presshere> demachina: then reboot
[02:30] <storbeck> bah!
[02:30] <nomiculus> ty usser ty
[02:30] <usser> nomiculus, but you'll have to install grub manually
[02:30] <storbeck> _VIM_: do you have a slash in front of /tmp ?
[02:30] <nomiculus> gotcha usser
[02:30] <ubooboo> no worries.....
[02:30] <usser> nomiculus, ie sudo grub-install --root-directory /where/you/mounted /dev/partname
[02:30] <usser> nomiculus, ie sudo grub-install --root-directory=/where/you/mounted /dev/partname sorry
[02:30] <eseven73> yep storbeck
[02:31] <nomiculus> sounds good that means i can boot from one machine into another drive excellent ...
[02:31] <eseven73> oh wait
[02:31] <eseven73> it didnt LOL sorry
[02:31] <storbeck> hehe
[02:31] <eseven73> stupid vim error
[02:31] <iShock> What's the difference between 64 and 32 bit OSes?
[02:31] <storbeck> eseven73: At least we're getting closer :D
[02:31] <eseven73> me of all people having vim probs
[02:31] <storbeck> iShock: one uses 32bit and one uses 64bit
[02:31] <ubooboo> i tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg...no luck.. :)
[02:31] <nomiculus> the difference is in the address width of the processor ishock
[02:32] <nomiculus> the address bus
[02:32] <danbhfive> ubooboo: did you try deleting xorg.conf?
[02:32] <nomiculus> 64 bit can address far much more memory than 32 bit
[02:32] <nomiculus> in fact twice as much
[02:32] <danbhfive> ubooboo: or moving it, just to be safe I suppose
[02:32] <ubooboo> not yet...do i have to restart after that I guess.
[02:32] <danbhfive> nomiculus: twice as much?
[02:32] <nomiculus> yes an
[02:33] <nomiculus> 64 bit is like a myth man
[02:33] <nomiculus> its just about addressing
[02:33] <nomiculus> no software now needs anything more than 32 bit
[02:33] <demachina> presshere: now "downloading and installing driver" is stuck at 0%
[02:33] <danbhfive> nomiculus: 33bit addressing will access twice as much memory as 32bit  :p
[02:33] <mluser-home> Anyone know how I can disable pulseaudio system wide?
[02:33] <iShock> Does Ubuntu with Wubi install as 64 bit if it is at all possible?
[02:33] <presshere> iShock: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit
[02:33] <nomiculus> i agree danbhfive
[02:33] <presshere> demachina: did you reboot?
[02:34] <hangthedj> I'm having trouble with IP tables, can anybody tell me why this http://paste.ubuntu.com/124528/ won't forward port 23 to port 2323?
[02:34] <demachina> presshere: lemme try that, bbiab
[02:34] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/m1907dfc7
[02:34] <presshere> demachina: search in synaptic nvidia driver
[02:34] <iShock> Does Ubuntu with Wubi install as 64 bit if it is at all possible?
[02:34] <macman> anyway to fix this http://i42.tinypic.com/11t1or8.png ?
[02:35] <ubooboo> do i shutdown -r after moving xorg.conf...or will that break things....LOL
[02:35] <demachina> presshere: hmm, it seems to have activated all of a sudden.. . if I'm not back it means it worked, so thanks in advance if that's the case :)
[02:35] <jlink> Wow, Irssi was quick to setup and connect with.
[02:36] <smashagnome> Ubooboo: CTRL-ALT-Backspace
[02:36] <presshere> demachina: to test if the driver is activated try to activate maximum visual effects
[02:36] <mib_1jrw5j> hey i have a MAJOR inconvenience with ubuntu. is there a way to have more than one program use root/sudo like add/remove programs and apt-get. i get an error saying that it cant get a lock.
[02:36] <storbeck> jlink: I'm glad to hear you've switched to the good side ;)
[02:36] <mluser-home> Anyone know how I can disable pulseaudio system wide?
[02:37] <aSt3raL> mluser-home: modprobe -r
[02:37] <bazhang> mib_1jrw5j, no just the one process at a time
[02:37] <jlink> storbeck: I'm having problems switching my nickname though, what's the command?
[02:38] <Flannel> mib_1jrw5j: Right, you can only use one package manager at a time.  More things can use sudo though.  That's a property of the package manager things.
[02:38] <mluser-home> aSt3raL: but no kernel modules are involved
[02:38] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> can you also post your  sudo lshw -C network  results?
[02:38] <presshere> jlink: /nick <your nick>
[02:38] <Peddy> How do I change the resolution of tty terminals?
[02:38] <JosephLinkous> :D Sweet, htanks
[02:38] <JosephLinkous> *h-tanks, the wave of the future
[02:38] <storbeck> jlink, /nick newnick
[02:38] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/m63e0859f
[02:39] <JosephLinkous> Alright then, I'll stop wasting IRC space, I just wanted to check out irssi. Cya
[02:40] <JosephLinkous> quit
[02:40] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> something is missing here, what chip? what vendor? those should have show in lshw results
[02:41] <fidelitysystem> Hi, i have question i want to use my USB internet not my ethernet
[02:41] <fidelitysystem> what drivers i need to recognize
[02:41] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> there are ndiswrapper commands to check if its loaded and such can you run those?
[02:42] <hmw> someone here willing to help me checking out, how to use irssi/epic (help not available) - I want to learn, how to "open new windows" for misc. channels/private messages and switch between windows
[02:42] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: nidswrapper -l says its installed
[02:43] <storbeck> eseven73: How's it working
[02:43] <wers> this is terrible. in order to make a partition in the middle of my hard drive, i resized and moved existing partitions. gparted is going to make every adjustment that i made while setting my desired partitions up. it's going to resize my 113gb partition thrice and I cant stop it because the process is already starting
[02:43] <danbhfive> aSt3raL: did you modprob it?
[02:43] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> umm usb wifi seems still problematic with ubuntu.. you proly have to google for correct drivers for you chip
[02:43] <wers> i think, this is going to take the whole damn day
[02:44] <mobodo_> if I dd if a whole drive (e.g. sda) instead of a partition (e.g. sda1), will I get a iso with multiple partitions?
[02:44] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: i had it working in ubuntu 7
[02:44] <HMAN> hello i have a problem with the sound can somebody give me a hand please
[02:44] <hmw> mobodo_ afaik, dd does copy sectorwise, so i would say, yes.
[02:44] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> then perhaps go back to 7 ?
[02:45] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: thanks for the help though
[02:45] <HMAN> hello i have a problem with the sound can somebody give me a hand please
[02:45] <aSt3raL> HMAN: what kinda problem
[02:46] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> one last check.. post what is in     cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf
[02:46] <usser> mobodo_, dd copies bytes not sectors and yes you'll get entire hdd with all the partition mbr, the whole works
[02:47] <Guest88690> wow that worked!!!  This is Ubooboo
[02:47] <danbhfive> glad it worked out
[02:47] <aSt3raL> n8tuser: not sure what you are looking for there its a directory
[02:47] <HMAN> aSt3raL i cannot listen any sound, i can only listen when i log in the system
[02:47] <n8tuser> aSt3raL -> why not tell me whats listed there?
[02:47] <storbeck> !sound | HMAN
[02:47] <hmw> is there a channel for people, who have questions about IRC?
[02:48] <Gnea> hmw: #irchelp or #freenode
[02:48] <hmw> thx
[02:48] <Gnea> !karmic
[02:49] <Stepan1> Does samba allow a Windows printer to print from a location thats not on the network?
[02:50] <Gnea> Stepan1: probably better to ask that in #samba
[02:50] <iShock> !karmic
[02:51] <Shooter_>  Is there anyone around that can help me with setting up a 16 GB flash drive with Ubuntu 8.10 for use on my windows laptop?
[02:51]  * nbenton is away: auto-away
[02:51] <hmw> gnea: the channel just told me, that #irchelp was a long time ago. I shall joint #help.
[02:51] <Stepan1> Gnea: didn't know a room like that existed, thanks
[02:52] <Gnea> hmw: ah okay, my mistake
[02:52] <Flannel> !away > nbenton
[02:52] <buck> hey
[02:52] <diuneigh> where can I d/l the watermark cpu information for my desktop?
[02:52] <Gnea> !usb | Shooter_
[02:52] <aki_> sup guys?
[02:52] <Gnea> diuneigh: 'watermark cpu information'?
[02:53] <tc111> i'm looking for the k10temp or amdtemp module/driver (possibly this is just built into lm-sensors?)... anyone know what the status is on this and/or where i can find more information?
[02:53] <Gnea> tc111: lm-sensors should have it
[02:54] <diuneigh> gnea: ya...like ram and hdd usage..... on the desktop
[02:54] <tc111> Gnea: is there a specific version i need to look for to compile for intrepid?
[02:54] <Gnea> diuneigh: oh, you mean 'system information'.  you said 'cpu', that meant you were talking about the CPU itself, not the other parts of the system.
[02:55] <usb-onfire> ;pcu
[02:55] <win2key> ping
[02:55] <Gnea> diuneigh: there is a system information applet that you can put on the top of your desktop - just right-click and add applet and look at the list
[02:55] <usb-onfire> whoops cpu
[02:55] <Gnea> tc111: it's in the repositories already:  sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
[02:56] <diuneigh> gnea: yes.. all of those things... I don't have that with the right click... do I need to install that applet?
[02:56] <tc111> it tells me that the k10temp is not yet written (the one from the repos)
[02:56] <linux77_> hello all
[02:56] <tc111> Gnea: it tells me that the k10temp is not yet written (the one from the repos)
[02:56] <Raf> hi
[02:56] <linux77_> is there a way to see if Apache is running from the command line
[02:56] <Gnea> diuneigh: if you want something that's easy to access on the desktop, yes
[02:57] <Raf> does anyone know if I can suspend Ubuntu, and boot into Windows?
[02:57] <Takyoji> n8tuser: reinstalling sudo didn't make the difference
[02:57] <Takyoji> make a difference*
[02:57] <Gnea> diuneigh: ah, you want 'system monitor'
[02:57] <danbhfive> linux77_: ps -e | grep apache  ?
[02:57] <linux77_> thanks @ dan
[02:57] <usb-onfire> huh
[02:57] <tc111> Gnea: currently at: Version: 1:3.0.2-1ubuntu2
[02:58] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> thats pretty serious then, were you able to enable root user since you cant use sudo anymore?
[02:58] <homeskill> how can i enable the horizontal scroll on my laptop mousepad?
[02:58] <Takyoji> n8tuser: Erm, crap. I forgot about changing root's password
[02:58] <Gnea> tc111: and?
[02:58] <linux77_> not really sure what to make of the outuput dan :-(
[02:58] <Gnea> tc111: it's not written?
[02:58] <n8tuser> Takyoji -> that fairly easy..
[02:59] <linux77_> looks like 6 instances...but all 00:00:00s
[02:59] <diuneigh> gnea: yes that is correct system monitor...
[02:59] <linux77_> probably not running
[02:59] <danbhfive> linux77_: well, it lists every running process with the name apache in it
[02:59] <Takyoji> n8tuser: I just meant I forgot to do it
[02:59] <usb-onfire> compile the code?
[02:59] <linux77_> right
[02:59] <homeskill> how can i tell what my monitors horizontal sync value is supposed to be?
[02:59] <homeskill> from linux software, since i dont have the manual and i cant find it on google
[02:59] <tc111> Gnea: it detects the k10temp, but when it displays what should be in 'modules', it says the k10temp is not written yet.
[02:59] <danbhfive> linux77_: I think apache starts several instances, to handle different connections.  So, they are probably just sleeping, waiting for someone to access your lonely webserver
[03:00] <linux77_> <----webserver is lonely :-(
[03:00] <ubuntuphr3k> question
[03:00] <ubuntuphr3k> i have this built so far
[03:00] <ubuntuphr3k> AMD Phenom X4 2.2Ghz Quad Core / 500GB Seagate Barracuda SATA / 4GB RAM
[03:01] <ubuntuphr3k> GeForce 9600GT 1GB Video Card / Samsung 22x SATA DVD R/W
[03:01] <diuneigh> gnea:  where to d/l a system monitor?
[03:01] <ubuntuphr3k> 22" LCD Monitor / Wireless Keyboard/Optical Mouse Combo
[03:01] <hmw> homeskill - you gotta find the specs (keep trying google, this can be hard sometimes) or you start with some very low values for a model, that has lower refresh rates and test yourself all the way up, until the monitor refuses to display things.
[03:01] <ubuntuphr3k> anything im missing? :X
[03:01] <christian_> does anyone know mysql, and if so can anyone help me create a system like this: http://pastebin.com/d2e8600f5
[03:01] <homeskill> hmw i found the specs, my laptop's video card runs at 1280x800 but i dont know what the horiztonal and vertical sync values are supposed to be, any ideas? i cant find it anywhere
[03:02] <homeskill> i think it also says 60hz
[03:02] <Gnea> diuneigh: as i said: right-click on the bar at the top of the desktop, click on add applet, and add the system monitor applet
[03:02] <usser> homeskill, try 50 50 its usually safe
[03:02] <hmw> homeskill - the resolution is just a part of the specs. Write a mail to your notebook's vendor or keep googleing or start testing systematically
[03:02] <Gnea> tc111: hrm, according to ubuntuforums, that's correct.. :/
[03:02] <homeskill> ok
[03:03] <Gnea> tc111: perhaps there's a fix in jaunty...
[03:03] <_VIM_> storbeck:  sorry about that, had to help someone with their Facebook,,, here ya go http://pastebin.com/pastebin.php
[03:03] <Aquina> why does "set" when entered in a shell return only script code instead of the variables?
[03:03] <macman> guys .. im trying to create a new partition on a external .. is it fdisk /dev/sdc1 ?
[03:03] <Gnea> Aquina: because that's what it's designed to do.
[03:04] <hmw> homeskill - finding our what chip your graphics adapter is using might help on the google search
[03:04] <Gnea> Aquina: different shells use set in different ways.
[03:04] <diuneigh> gnea:  thanks for your help... but I want the ones that are on the right side of the desktop and they are like a watermark.. is it conky?
[03:04] <tc111> Gnea: ok... :( i'll just have to keep checking the forums and lm-sensors page until something happens... thanks for the help and confirmation of my suspicions.
[03:04] <Gnea> diuneigh: i don't understand your definition of a 'watermark'
[03:04] <_VIM_> transparent
[03:04] <Gnea> tc111: cheers
[03:05] <_VIM_> and yes it sounds like conky
[03:05] <Aquina> Gnea it puts the sript of itself out not the default names and values of all shell variables and functions as mentioned in the faq,
[03:05] <hmw> diuneigh - you might be looking for "desklets"
[03:05] <Gnea> _VIM_: okay - that makes sense now
[03:05] <_VIM_> :)
[03:05] <_VIM_> grammar ftw
[03:05] <Gnea> lol
[03:06] <exodus_ms> is there a faster/simpler way to create borderless/transparent terminal window without installing devilspie creating a congif file, setting devilspie to run at startup etc..
[03:07] <Gnea> exodus_ms: Eterm
[03:07] <spike_> someone how can I put it on my panel please : http://img100.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture4qn8.png
[03:07] <diuneigh> hmw:  yes.. I believe that is it... googling it now.. thanks too GNEA
[03:07] <exodus_ms> !info eterm
[03:07]  * Gnea does a  sudo apt-get install conky
[03:07] <exodus_ms> Gnea, is eterm the same as screen?
[03:07] <hmw> diuneigh - stop google for a moment and start using synaptic *g*
[03:08] <Gnea> exodus_ms: no, it's like xterm, rxvt or aterm, only it's much more configurable through a menu system
[03:08] <storbeck> _VIM_: did it work?
[03:08] <exodus_ms> ah, ok. Thanks for the help Gnea
[03:09] <homeskill> i need to edit my xorg.conf to enable xinerama so i can use dual monitors on my laptop which has an intel integraded graphics controller but xorg.conf says 'some config settings are now auto configured by the server and settings here are ignored' how do i know what i should be editing? i need to add a "ServiceLayout" section which it doesnt have by default
[03:09] <_VIM_> storbeck: I guess you didnt get my last message...
[03:09] <_VIM_> storbeck: http://pastebin.com/pastebin.php
[03:09] <_VIM_> oops bad link hang on
[03:09] <storbeck> hehe
[03:10] <fidelitysystem> where i can find a driver of my modem
[03:10] <storbeck> fidelitysystem: On the internet
[03:10] <fidelitysystem> yeah but i dont found..
[03:10] <storbeck> sorry
[03:10] <Gnea> !modem | fidelitysystem
[03:10] <spike_> someone know how can I put it on my panel please : http://img100.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture4qn8.png
[03:10] <_VIM_> storbeck:  http://pastebin.com/m7ff5d214
[03:11] <diuneigh> hmw: ok.. which desklet?  gdesklets-data, adesklets, or gdesklets
[03:11] <homeskill> anyone? does ubuntu require manually editing xorg.conf at all for dual monitors with an intel integrated video card?
[03:11] <storbeck> well, you're going to have to set a dev
[03:11] <Peddy> Does Ubuntu have a GUI for printer sharing yet, or do I have to configure smb.conf?
[03:11] <storbeck> Just keep playing around with it until you get the drive right, dev=2,0,0 dev=3,0,0 etc
[03:12] <_VIM_> hmmm
[03:12] <storbeck> I can't stay to help. I'm off, good luck!
[03:12] <_VIM_> ok cya storbeck :)
[03:13] <hmw> diuneigh - don't know. I think there was one with nice statistics. You gotta read the descriptions. Some desklet stuff allows additional plugins, but I saw one, that was to be installed just like that. But I didn't keep it and forgot the name
[03:13] <spike_> someone know how can I put it on my panel please : http://img100.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture4qn8.png
[03:14] <mib_047h9g3e> Where is it possible to download linux slot machines?
[03:15] <_VIM_> mib_047h9g3e:  apt-cache search slot
[03:15] <DVS01> (10.72 MB/s) - `ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso' saved [732766208/732766208]
[03:15] <DVS01> w00t
[03:16] <OldFarter> so how bout blueray?
[03:16] <_VIM_> mib_047h9g3e:  or try looking in http://www.getdeb.net
[03:16] <spike_> someone know how can I put it on my panel please : http://img100.imageshack.us/my.php?image=capture4qn8.png
[03:16] <SJr> Is there an updated information on the win32codecs installation, I seem to only be finding instructions for dapper
[03:16] <_VIM_> !repeat | spike_
[03:16] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: what type of slot machines are they?
[03:17] <_VIM_> no clue
[03:17] <_VIM_> that first command should list all the slot type games
[03:17] <spike_> Okay!
[03:17] <homeskill> i hit ctrl+alt+backspace to restart X but it's just saying '* Reloading system log daemon...' forever
[03:17] <OldFarter> What kind of specs should i get for media computer if i want to crank HD movies from harddisk
[03:17] <OldFarter> ?
[03:17] <keres> how do you add a symlink to launch a wine application?
[03:17] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: is there any like in casinos where I know the computers run a linux desktop and tehyre dedicated to just the slot machine?
[03:17] <Aquina> Thank You, Gnea! ;-)
[03:17] <nomasteryoda> homeskill, try Ctrl+alt=F1
[03:18] <_VIM_> mib_047h9g3e: not sure what you're refering to
[03:18] <homeskill> nomasteryodai did that and it says stuff ending in a login prompt
[03:18] <Aquina> I messed up "set" with "env", goddamn...
[03:18] <nomasteryoda> homeskill, then login as your user
[03:19] <nomasteryoda> homeskill, then issue "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[03:19] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: like in casinos there are slot machines with games and they run linux is there any way to donwload teh slot machine software that runs on the linux?
[03:19] <diuneigh> hmw: how can I configure the desklet after install?
[03:19] <_VIM_> oh that i dont know sorry
[03:19] <_VIM_> im sure its propriotary anyways mib_047h9g3e
[03:19] <Takyoji> n8tuser: I changed the root password, yet I can't switch to the root user with the su command.
[03:19] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: ohh thanks anyway ill keep trying
[03:20] <homeskill> nomasteryoda ok i did that but when i hit alt+f7 to go back into x it still says the same thing '*reloading system log daemon...' forever
[03:20] <homeskill> nomasteryoda is this because it doesnt like my xorg.conf edits?
[03:20] <nomasteryoda> homeskill, then try another tty ... Alt+F8
[03:20] <nomasteryoda> or Alt+F9
[03:20] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: i'm guessing your probably right, I just wish there was somehwere where I could download somthing like that doesnt need to be exactly that but something like it
[03:20] <_VIM_> mib_047h9g3e: more than likely it's not availble to the public, it was probably custom made
[03:20] <Xamusk> do amd64 releases work fine in a Core2Duo?
[03:20] <ohzie> Hey what is the nautlis desktop process called?
[03:20]  * Takyoji wonders if n8tuserf is an replicate of n8tuser
[03:20] <ohzie> nautilus*
[03:20] <presshere> Xamusk: excelent
[03:21] <usser> Xamusk, yes
[03:21] <Xamusk> presshere, thanks
[03:21] <homeskill> nomasteryoda none of them are showing my X window
[03:21] <_VIM_> Those are trade secrets, and Las Vegas, is not about to share those secrets any time soon mib_047h9g3e :)
[03:21] <Xamusk> I'll try amd64 before trying gentoo
[03:21] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: Yeah, I'm guessing your right I just wish someone would make a linux distro with dedicated slots
[03:21] <donavan01> so I have a portable USB HD formatted with NTFS ... apparently at some point it go unplugged with out dismounting no it and its giving me a cannot mount volume error .... any ideas
[03:21] <mib_047h9g3e> _VIM_: well its more like Yonkers here but your right lol
[03:22] <_VIM_> :)
[03:22] <unko> donavan01, it has to be formated in fat32
[03:22] <mxldr> how do i install google earth?
[03:22] <mxldr> i get this error:
[03:22] <_VIM_> !medibuntu | mxldr
[03:22] <dr_Willis> donavan01,  plug it into a windows box.. and let windows scan it/fix it/ then plug it back into the linux box.. after you 'properly' remove uit from windows machine
[03:22] <diuneigh> hmw: how can I configure the desklet after install?
[03:22] <_VIM_> mxldr: its in the medibuntu repos
[03:22] <J4G4D> !help
[03:22] <mxldr> he following packages have unmet dependencies: googleearth: Depends: libxi6 (>= 2:1.2.0) but 2:1.1.3-2build1 is to be in
[03:23] <J4G4D> somebody help me please
[03:23] <J4G4D> :(
[03:23] <_VIM_> !helpme | J4G4D
[03:23] <donavan01> dr_willis: thanks... can I just format the drive as unka suggested ... there isnt anything on the drive
[03:23] <presshere> J4G4D: whats the prob?
[03:23] <dr_Willis> donavan01,  its your drive.. do whatever you want. :)
[03:23] <hmw> diuneigh: I don't know, try right clicking, read help about the desklet (or google it), find some conf files in your home folder, cast a spell onto it...
[03:23] <dr_Willis> donavan01,  fdisk, partition, format...
[03:24] <J4G4D> i needed free shells
[03:24] <mohanohi> hi
[03:24] <_VIM_> !ot | J4G4D
[03:24] <Gnea> J4G4D: for what?
[03:24] <donavan01> dr_willis: yeah I just wasnt sure if it  would even see the drive enough to wipe it .... still not too good with linux file systems and whatnot
[03:24] <_VIM_> !hi | mohanohi
[03:25] <J4G4D> for eggdrop
[03:25] <hmw> diuneigh - did you ever try to use "add-to-panel" and add the system monitor? you can also install some panel addons for displaying temperatures.
[03:25] <Gnea> J4G4D: please ask in #freenode
[03:25] <presshere> J4G4D: wrong addres
[03:25] <J4G4D> there can help me please ?
[03:25] <Gnea> J4G4D: type this:  /join #freenode
[03:25] <mohanohi> i have 2 etx3 drive.. and not able to use it.. showing access denied
[03:25] <unko> J4G4D, do /join #freenode
[03:26] <Gnea> J4G4D: and ask there. you're asking in the wrong place.
[03:26] <dr_Willis> donavan01,  if  'sudo fdisk -l' sees the drive.. then you can partition it to whatever you want with gparted easialy enough. :)
[03:26] <J4G4D> ok thx
[03:26] <dr_Willis> mohanohi,  the directories/files on the drives need to have proper permission./ownership set - to allow the users to access them..  root should be able to access them'
[03:26] <fidelitysystem> hi somebody use vnc?
[03:27] <donavan01> dr_willis: good deal thanks
[03:27] <mxldr> i get this error:
[03:27] <mohanohi> ok.. how can i change the permission to use it?
[03:27] <mxldr> he following packages have unmet dependencies: googleearth: Depends: libxi6 (>= 2:1.2.0) but 2:1.1.3-2build1 is to be in
[03:27] <mxldr> how do i nstall google earth?
[03:27] <dr_Willis> mohanohi,  chmod, and chown commands.
[03:27] <boxy_dude> hey, where are the application menu entries defined?
[03:27] <_VIM_> mxldr: have you installed the medibuntu repos yet?
[03:27] <homeskill> after editing my xorg.conf and rebooting i't s now saying kinit: no resume image, doing normal boot... and not showing gnome. any idea why?
[03:28] <mxldr> no, how do i install the repos? _VIM_
[03:28] <mohanohi> will it be permanent afterwards?
[03:28] <_VIM_> !medibuntu > mxldr (here you go again incase you missed it)
[03:28] <mxldr> !medibuntu
[03:28] <mohanohi> i mean the permission after i reboot the system also?
[03:29] <_VIM_> it's very easy mxldr, just go to that link, you'll copy 2 lines of commands,,and another for the key and reload stuff, then after thats done, just type in sudo apt-get install googleearth   in a terminal
[03:30] <emma> so unusual for this channel to be so slow?
[03:30] <boxy_dude> hey, where are the application menu entries defined?
[03:30] <_VIM_> emma very
[03:30] <emma> maybe we have finally solved everyone's problems.
[03:30] <_VIM_> it's been kinda slow these past few days
[03:30] <_VIM_> hehe maybe :)
[03:31] <emma> _VIM_: Wow it is quiet though. Weird. Makes me wonder if my IRC is working.
[03:31] <homeskill> after editing my xorg.conf and rebooting i't s now saying kinit: no resume image, doing normal boot... and not showing gnome. any idea why?
[03:31] <Diztract> lol emma
[03:32] <kreino> help, how to resize my ntfs partition in ubuntu?
[03:32] <sheena1> hi all, anyone got time to help troubleshoot an online-video issue?
[03:33] <emma> kreino: You dual boot you mean with windows on an ntfs partition?
[03:33] <dr_Willis> kreino,  if you have vista - the vista  tools can 'shrink' a ntfs partition much faster then  linux can.
[03:33] <_VIM_> sheena1: that's kind of offtopic for here
[03:33] <dr_Willis> kreino,  and last i tried it it was like  vista taking 20 sec.. vs linux taking 3+ hrs..  to resize a ntfs down a few gb. Ive no idea how vista does it so fast.
[03:33] <sheena1> _vim_: is there somewhere it's more on topic? I'm confident it's a setting somewhere in my ubuntu stuff, rather than a firefox issue, but i could be wrong.
[03:34] <emma> sheena1: have you installed all the codecs and flashplugin and all that?
[03:34] <Alex_21> Hi, is 512 MB enough of a hard drive with 512 MB RAM and 266 CPU for a XFCE core with Gnome games and KDE games installed?
[03:34] <bonobo> hello there, i am having issues real player, i can't listen to radio streaming,  because there is no sound!
[03:35] <emma> sheena1: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:35] <fidelitysystem> hey somebody recommend a program to connect to linux in my computer windows
[03:35] <sheena1> emma: yes, and it worked fine two days ago, i don't even know that i've updated since then. any chance rebooting might cure it?
[03:35] <bonobo> and mplayer does not recognize ram files
[03:35] <_VIM_> sheena1: ah ok so it's a flash issue then, I was thinking something different by "online Video" ummm don't ask.
[03:35] <fidelitysystem> but not the terminal i wants to connect to the desktop ..
[03:35] <fidelitysystem> please
[03:35] <shune> hola
[03:35] <emma> sheena1: yeah always possible.
[03:36] <_VIM_> !welcome | shune
[03:36] <Alex_21> So is this the minimum specs?
[03:36] <mobodo_> if I want to use a static ip instead of DHCP, where do I do that? I did it in Network Connections, but it keeps being reset everytime I reboot...
[03:36] <sheena1> _vim_: I won't ask. sorry if i gave you a different idea
[03:36] <Alex_21> Or do I need to upgrade something
[03:36] <shune> donde estoy ???
[03:36] <emma> !es > shune
[03:36] <dr_Willis> fidelitysystem,  vnc is handy, or you can  install xming on the windows box, and ssh/putty to the linux box and have X apps appear on the windiows desktop that way
[03:36] <sheena1> emma: i'm going to reboot now. If it's not cured, i'll be right back! thanks!
[03:36] <_VIM_> sheena1: hehe
[03:37] <fidelitysystem> dr_Wills my computer have that
[03:37] <fidelitysystem> but i only see terminal
[03:37] <Alex_21> Hi, I need to know if, is 512 MB enough of a hard drive with 512 MB RAM and 266 CPU for a XFCE core with Gnome games and KDE games installed?
[03:37] <fidelitysystem> how i can connect to desktop cos im connecting but i see terminal only
[03:37] <emma> I'm not  any kind of linux expert and I don't consider 'turn it off and back on' really great advice, though that does fix my own audio problems quite often.
[03:37] <dr_Willis> aleX-xx,  512mb hard drive.. ?  thats a bit tiny.
[03:38] <_VIM_> that's kind of stretching things a bit aleX-xx
[03:38] <Alex_21> Too tiny do you think for XFCE-Core, Gnome-Games, KDE-Games, Firefox and nothing else
[03:38] <dr_Willis> aleX-xx,  tjhat low end of a system - you might want to check out PuppyLinux, or TinyCoreLinux,    ive installed ubuntu on a Pent 1 100, with 6gb hd.. and it worked.
[03:39] <rdw200169> emma, yeah, i deal with the audio problem(s) too, i think it has something to do w/hal, i have two audio cards, and they get their identities switched once in a while upon bootup
[03:39] <dr_Willis> aleX-xx,  those games will be  way more then 512mb.
[03:39] <moon> hi
[03:39] <_VIM_> yeah go for Puppy or one of it's derivitives
[03:39] <emma> rdw200169: seems to happen to me after i have been listening to youtube videos too much.
[03:39] <rdw200169> emma, i get the same thing with mice, consequentially...
[03:39] <Co_melodic> kon
[03:39] <Alex_21> I can expand it to 1GB of HD space if that is enough
[03:40] <rdw200169> emma, that's interesting.. perhaps it has something to with pulseaudio... hmm.. for flash, i remember i edited some file to give it pulseaudio support, then i set up alsa with the default pointing to pulseaudio so alsa apps worked right
[03:40] <Dillizar> !gmount
[03:40] <dr_Willis> Alex_21,  you could get a 8gb thumbdrive for like $20 and use a puppy live cd to boot. :) and have the system all on the thumbdrive also...
[03:40] <dr_Willis> 1gb of hd.. would be tight. you will want a few mb of swap space at least.
[03:41] <Alex_21> My biggest thumb drive is 1 GB at the moment if that will do
[03:41] <emma> rdw200169: yeah but Hardy just killed me with pulseaudio/flash, intrepid has been much more stable that way, only now and then does the audio go out and the easiest way to get it back is reboot.
[03:41] <keres> where can i download opengl headers for programming?
[03:41] <rdw200169> emma, i still use hardy.  i just get random firefox crashes when the sound doesn't initialize right w/flash
[03:42] <Alex_21> I'm using an Apple HD
[03:42] <emma> Yep that's it.
[03:42] <usser> keres, sudo apt-get install libglut3-dev
[03:42] <usser> keres, and libglut3
[03:42] <keres> usser: thanks!
[03:42] <rdw200169> emma, i generally have a 80% success rate w/sound+flash+firefox... the other 20% is a crash of firefox but sound still works
[03:42] <carltonhanna> is there a way to go directly to install instead of having it use the live disk?
[03:42] <Alex_21> Get the alternate installer cd for that
[03:43] <carltonhanna> can you send me a link
[03:43] <emma> rdw200169: yeah i recall when using hardy my choices were (1) Either not be able to use youtube and also any other audio device, or vice versa or (2) Have a very unstable firefox when using flash.
[03:43] <Alex_21> Also, is 266 MHZ a little tight or will that do what I want with 512 MB or so of RAM
[03:43] <keres> usser: ok. when doing a #include, is it <GL/header.h> , right?
[03:43] <usser> keres, actually, freeglut3 and freeglut3-dev
[03:43] <rdw200169> emma, is it better w/intrepid?
[03:43] <emma> rdw200169: yes much.
[03:43] <keres> usser: i meant in the actual c file, #include <GL\glut.h>
[03:44] <usser> keres, yea that works
[03:44] <Alex_21> Get the alternate CD by checking the box at download time that states "I need the Alternate CD" or something
[03:44] <rdw200169> emma, ah, but, does flash work WITH pulseaudio, by default, with no special configuration heck having to take place?
[03:44] <keres> usser: main.c:20:18: error: glut.h: No such file or directory
[03:45] <usser> keres, sorry i made a mistake its freeglut3 and freeglut3-dev
[03:45] <Alex_21> So, because it is a SSD 1GB Apple stick, can I squeeze all the games onto that and will they run OK
[03:45] <keres> usser: got those
[03:45] <Alex_21> Also with 266 MHZ and about 512 MB of RAM
[03:46] <usser> keres, hang on
[03:46] <usser> keres, /usr/include/GL/glut.h is in freeglut3-dev
[03:46] <usser> keres, you should have that
[03:47] <keres> usser: ok. I have #include <GL/glut.h> in my main.c, still not picking up
[03:47] <Alex_21> I can actually use 512 mb on a seperate HD for swap if need be
[03:47] <usser> keres, can you do "locate glut.h"?
[03:47] <usser> keres, does it find it?
[03:48] <Alex_21> So any ideas about the storage capacity
[03:48] <keres> usser: yeah it's in /include/
[03:48] <Alex_21> I really don't know what I'm doing right now
[03:48] <Alex_21> I'm over my head with Linux
[03:49] <usser> keres, how do you compile?
[03:49] <keres> usser: i don't think this is right : http://pastebin.com/m6e341cfb
[03:49] <ScottG489> Is there a way for me to restart w/e is running my sound? Pidgin is making weird crackling noises when people sign on or send me messages and MPlayer opens with a totally black screen
[03:49] <keres> usser: gcc main.c
[03:49] <keres> usser: should i 'gcc main.c -lgl' or something?
[03:49] <sheena1> emma: i'm back. rebooting didnt help, and i can watch some flash but not others..
[03:49] <usser> keres, try with that gcc -lGL -lglut -Wall file.c
[03:49] <emma> sheena1: hmm.
[03:49] <emma> sheena1: you were watching this same video stream before but not now?
[03:50] <Flare183> How can I move the AWN to the right side of my screen?
[03:50] <Alex_21> I really need some help installing
[03:50] <keres> usser: works flawless. Thank you
[03:50] <usser> keres, no problem
[03:50] <sheena1> emma: i can see videos on youtube, but not on TED.com. I could watch the TED videos a few days ago, though
[03:51] <emma> http://ted.com
[03:51] <emma> let me see if I can view them
[03:51] <Alex_21> I have 266 MHZ with 6 GB internal HD which has another OS on it, 1GB HD that can house Ubuntu and another 512 HD at my disposal with 512 mb of RAM
[03:51] <sheena1> emma: thanks
[03:51] <Alex_21> No problem
[03:52] <Alex_21> I really need some help aranging this setup to install XFCE-core with Gnome-Games and KDE-games
[03:52] <_VIM_> Flare183: not sure, last i heard it's not possible to move AWN, have you tried cairo-dock, + a nice cairo theme?
[03:53] <emma> sheena1: yes the video there is working on my system.
[03:53] <Flare183> ok
[03:53] <pandase> hello, i need to find the i/o port for my sata card i tried lshw as root and it shows the card but does not tell me the port
[03:53] <Flare183> Figured taht
[03:53] <Flare183> that*
[03:53] <sheena1> emma: good to know. any ideas why it's not working on mine?
[03:53] <Co> haiiii
[03:53] <JosephLinkous> I wonder... is this soley for technical support, or just kind of a hang-out area for ubuntu?
[03:53] <_VIM_> Flare183:  i got my cairo looking/acting just like OSX's dock
[03:54] <emma> sheena1: have you definitely installed ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[03:54] <usser> JosephLinkous, hang out area is here #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:54] <Alex_21> This is what I propose to do. 512 MB hd for swap, 1GB hd for XFCE-core and the games, and the 6GB alone with its OS
[03:54] <Flare183> _VIM_: Awesome
[03:54] <sheena1> emma: yep, but i'll check again
[03:54] <JosephLinkous> usser: Nice, thanks
[03:54] <rai> how to upgrade to 9.04 from 7.10?
[03:55] <usser> rai, the only way to do that is to go through 7.10->8.04->8.10->9.04
[03:55] <sheena1> emma: reinstalling now
[03:55] <Alex_21> sudo do-release-upgrade until you get to 9.04
[03:56] <Alex_21> Any help with my preposed setup
[03:56] <pandase> i really need to verify the port
[03:56] <pandase> ioport*
[03:56] <rai> usser  how to upgrade to 8.04?
[03:56] <pandase> i am pressed for time the client is gonna kill me
[03:56] <usser> rai, sudo update-manager -d
[03:57] <lanman> anyone from Ukraine here?
[03:57] <samba_> hello, how to download a dir using wget without download all the server http ?
[03:57] <Alex_21> Like I said "Sudo do-release-upgrade"
[03:57] <Dimensions> Hiya ... im trying to configure my new server with openSSL ... i have an old server which already has SSL installed but i dont know which type of SSL that is ... in its settings it loads three files ssl.key ssl.cert and ssl.ca ...  can some one help please ?
[03:57] <pandase> usser: any idea regarding display of ioport of a sata card
[03:57] <usser> pandase, i dont know what that it is sorry :(
[03:57] <sheena1> emma: i reinstalled the extras, still havin the same problem. No video plays, no play/stop buttons or volume control displays, just a plain blue box where the video should be
[03:57] <Alex_21> Can anyone help with my setup
[03:58] <Search4Lancer> so, is it pretty much impossible to upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10 now or what?
[03:58] <Alex_21> No it isn't
[03:58] <emma> sheena1: that is truly weird. I don't know.
[03:58] <eastray> Hello, When i volume up or down in alsa mixer, somtimes  left and right chain is unlock. I want to always L and R chain lock when i control volume in mixer.
[03:58] <nomasteryoda> Search4Lancer, its much faster and easier to just install over it... but backup /home
[03:58] <emma> sheena1: could it be you have turned off javascript or something like that in your browser?
[03:59] <Dillizar> umount: /media/cdrom is not in the fstab (and you are not root) how can i do it
[03:59] <lanman> Greetings I am looking for information on how to scan a website's sub-domains
[03:59] <lanman> Anyone?
[03:59] <sheena1> emma: i would think youtube would be broken too, if that were the case.
[03:59] <Search4Lancer> nomasteryoda: not an option for me, cd burner is busted, all I have is an old 7.04 CD
[03:59] <Search4Lancer> getting the good old "Can not find backport 'release-upgrader-apt'" problem
[03:59] <emma> sheena1: yeah
[04:00] <Search4Lancer> despite changing the sources to old-releases.ubuntu.com
[04:00] <sheena1> emma: thanks for trying. i'll figure it out eventually
[04:00] <nomasteryoda> can you pull the hd out and put into another system then install then put back in?
[04:00] <atari2600a> are the apt servers down?
[04:00] <Search4Lancer> nope, laptop
[04:00] <atari2600a> I can't seem to get a connection from them at all
[04:00] <emma> sheena1: are you able to feed the link to a standalone player like vlc or mplayer?
[04:01] <lanman> no
[04:01] <emma> not the url to the page but the actual link to the feed.
[04:01] <lanman> type in
[04:01] <Alex_21> I really need help installing. I need to know how best to arange my drives
[04:01] <Anacranom> i just installed sauerbraten, nope, the servers are up
[04:01] <lanman> sudo apt-get update
[04:01] <nomasteryoda> oh well... i do that on all my laptops what have bad cd-roms ... i've got a USB adapter and an internal ide to laptop ide for the desktop
[04:01] <sheena1> emma: i'll try that. ted also lets me download an mp4 file to watch, if i need to.
[04:01] <lanman> that's your problem with the apt servers
[04:01] <Dillizar> umount: /media/cdrom is not in the fstab (and you are not root) how can i do it
[04:01] <atari2600a> lanman: wow, that's totally something I haven't already done
[04:01] <atari2600a> :P
[04:01] <atari2600a> still nothing, of course
[04:01] <hmw> is this still going to #u'offtopic??
[04:01] <lanman> well they ain'tdown
[04:02] <atari2600a> can someone pull an apt-get update just to make sure they aren't down?
[04:02] <ed1t> why does vi work weird on ubuntu? like when i press arrow keys in insert mode...it adds A ?
[04:02] <unko> anyone in here use cedega? were's the folder wherer the games are held? like installed?
[04:02] <lstarnes> ed1t: try running it as vim and adding "set nocp" to your ~/.vimrc
[04:03] <Alex_21> For Vi do "sudo apt-get install vim-full"
[04:03] <spine55> ed1t, also you can install vim-full
[04:03] <unko> never mind i found it
[04:03] <vajar> hi leh kenal gak
[04:03] <Alex_21> I really need to get this machine running
[04:03] <ed1t> thx
[04:03] <vajar> jancok
[04:03] <Alex_21> Any ideas?
[04:04] <ed1t> lstarnes: so by getting vim-full will fix it or i also need to add set nocp
[04:04] <ed1t> ?
[04:04] <_VIM_> Flare here's that dock I was talking about, my desktop is kinda cluttered but at least you get an idea of the dock http://www.pixball.com/images/yzmaScreenshot.png.png
[04:04] <keres> what is a popular c++ compiler for linux? does gcc work for c++?
[04:04] <atari2600a> still can't connect to the apt servers
[04:04] <lstarnes> keres: g++
[04:04] <Alex_21> Just get Vim-full and you should be good
[04:04] <lstarnes> ed1t: I would do both.
[04:04] <keres> lstarnes: thanks
[04:04] <unko> i have a question...say if i have a game installed already... but it's in my wine folder... how can i transfer it to my cedega game foler?
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> atari2600a, can you ping them?
[04:05] <lstarnes> ed1t: using "set nocp" should fix some issues with vim acting like vi, but vim-full has some additional things which can be very useful
[04:05] <Alex_21> How can I best find out the size of packages without installing
[04:05] <ed1t> cool
[04:05] <atari2600a> no
[04:05] <nomasteryoda> but you are online here in this channel
[04:05] <RHorse> Alex_21: apt-cache show
[04:05] <atari2600a> yes
[04:06] <old> how can I prevent a drive from being seen in nautilus?
[04:06] <lanman> chmod 666
[04:06] <lanman> not
[04:06] <Dillizar> umount: /media/cdrom is not in the fstab (and you are not root) how can i do it
[04:06] <ed1t> how do i check which version am i getting when i do apt-get ? some packages doesnt have version in the name
[04:06] <Alex_21> Well, what I want is to set up a drive with 512 mb swap and another drive with 1gb ext3 partition and the last left alone completely
[04:06] <atari2600a> sudo -f umount /media/cdrom
[04:07] <atari2600a> or /media/cdrom0
[04:07] <keres> lstarnes: sweet. How do you include files from the command line? I need something like  gpp -lGL -lglut -Wall main.cpp i guess
[04:07] <atari2600a> err
[04:07] <atari2600a> sudo umount -f
[04:07] <MarkJones> Hi guys I really hope I can solve this problem.I have this GeForce 6200 AGP card installed and when I enable the restricted driver from the admin menu driver tool, and reboot, then I have woobly windows and such which is great.But whenever I install compiz config settings manager and change any settings at all, my system freezes.Are there any other ways of changing compiz effects?
[04:07] <nomasteryoda> atari2600a, what about  a traceroute?
[04:08] <Alex_21> How do you set this up as it is across two drives
[04:08] <nomasteryoda> say to archive.ubuntu.com
[04:08] <qcjn> hi, to chmod the whole content of a directory chmod ugo+rx /music or chmod ugo+rx -r /music
[04:08] <exodus_ms> anyone experiencing a problem with the forums?
[04:08] <MarkJones> Or is there a workaround for CCSM freezing?
[04:08] <atari2600a> currently bouncing around my ISP
[04:08] <Dillizar> atari2600a, umount: /media/cdrom: device is busy
[04:08] <Dillizar>
[04:08] <atari2600a> that's what the -f is for
[04:08] <old> can anyone help me?  how can I prevent a drive from being seen in nautilus?
[04:09] <hmw> aaah epic is awful
[04:09] <Dillizar> atari2600a, doesnt work
[04:09] <_VIM_> exodus_ms: forums are working fine for me (using Opera)
[04:09] <atari2600a> pull the tray out w/ the paperclip-hole, then unmount
[04:09] <atari2600a> worked for me once
[04:09] <lstarnes> keres: you could add -I<directory> to add a directory to the path that gcc/g++ uses for finding headers
[04:09] <Akuma> hello, how can I remove a package without removing it's dependencies?
[04:10] <exodus_ms> _VIM_, cool, I'm looking at it right no with FF and it looks as thought the css stylesheet has been removed or not being linked to
[04:10] <Anacranom> old, rename it with a "." in front of the name, like ".hidden-file"
[04:10] <Dillizar> atari2600a, i think its because i am installing a game with wine
[04:10] <atari2600a> Dillizar: yeah, I had the same problem
[04:10] <RHorse> Akuma: man dpkg
[04:10] <Akuma> thanks
[04:10] <atari2600a> again, force the tray out through the manual eject hole, then force a remount
[04:10] <_VIM_> exodus_ms: that's firefox for ya :P
[04:10] <atari2600a> err
[04:10] <atari2600a> didn't mention the -r before, but yeah, it worked for me
[04:10] <spitz> whats the off topic room
[04:10] <usb-onfire> ubuntu hip hop
[04:10] <Dextl> when using Ubuntu, my max volume is much lower then it is on Windows.... is there a way to fix this?
[04:10] <Dillizar> atari2600a, its a virtual
[04:10] <_VIM_> #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:10] <exodus_ms> _VIM_, yeah, opera what ? :P
[04:11] <usb-onfire> whoops that crap called these days
[04:11] <_VIM_> lol
[04:11] <storbeck> _VIM_: did ya get it to work?
[04:11] <graath> When I login to Ubuntu I get a blank desktop and can't do anything, even if I uses the "Failsafe Gnome" session, what should I do?
[04:11] <old> anacranom:  it doesn't allow me to rename..
[04:11] <usb-onfire> ubuntu crap
[04:11] <Anacranom> old, chmod it
[04:11] <usb-onfire> i mean C-rap
[04:11] <old> I don't know what chmod it..
[04:12] <Noah0504> What's the easiest way to share my home directory from a command line system to Mac OS X?
[04:12] <_VIM_> storbeck: na kind of taking a break :) at this time of night, my brain is like oatmeal
[04:12] <hmw> bhelp window
[04:13] <Anacranom> old,  sudo chmod <username>:<group> /path/to/Directory
[04:13] <old> thank you.
[04:14] <Anacranom> old, wait
[04:14] <usb-onfire> do they make a racist version of ubuntu
[04:14] <Anacranom> old,  sudo chmod <username>:<group> 755 /path/to/Directory
[04:14] <usb-onfire> fo racist midgets
[04:14] <old> ok..will do..
[04:14] <keres> lstarnes: i did gpp -I /usr/include/ main.cpp, didn't work
[04:14] <neil_d> Hi, I have installed tftpd, when I get a client to request /var/tftpboot/pxelinux.0 an "Access violation" error, the file does exist on the server, there are no errors in the syslog :( what could be wrong ?
[04:15] <rdavila> hi friends, i have a widescreen monitor of 15.4 inches and nvidia nvs 140m graphic card, I like the 1280x800 resolution but this doesn't appear in the list of resolution avalaibles in "Screen and graphics"
[04:15] <usb-onfire> so once we learn how to run ubuntu where we go man
[04:15] <lstarnes> keres: what error message did you get?
[04:15] <shyam_k> hi  i am getting error from apt-get, "E: Unable to write to /var/cache/apt/" "E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened." for apt-get install and for apt-update E: Archive directory /var/cache/apt/archives/partial is missing." and to my surprise, i am missing even the directory /var/cache/apt/ and all things worked perfectly before.. What could be the problem?
[04:15] <keres> lstarnes: main.cpp:21: error: Requested include file not found
[04:16] <neil_d> shyam_k: are you root ?
[04:16] <lstarnes> keres: which file is included on line 21?
[04:16] <shyam_k> neil_d: yeah
[04:16] <_VIM_> !fixapt | shyam_k
[04:17] <mrUnagi> does anyone here know anything about vpn servers?
[04:17] <rdavila> here is my xorg.conf: http://pastie.org/403556
[04:17] <keres> lstarnes: i changed to to a forward slash, GL/glut.h:18: error: Requested include file not found
[04:17] <_VIM_> mrUnagi: try that in ##networking
[04:17] <usb-onfire> i know there vuertual private servers
[04:17] <mrUnagi> ty
[04:17] <usb-onfire> mr hows it
[04:18] <RIb> bonsoir tout le monde
[04:18] <lstarnes> keres: you might need to have freeglut3-dev installed
[04:18] <shyam_k> _VIM_: should i restart session or something? i issued that command and it quickly returned without any message..
[04:18] <_VIM_> usb-onfire:  do you have a question relating to ubuntu, so far you're just typing random rubbish
[04:18] <mrUnagi> im trying to use my ps3 as a vpn server so i can access my home network when i am away
[04:18] <keres> lstarnes: already installed
[04:18] <usb-onfire> mr. don,t be shy just fu
[04:18] <keres> lstarnes: it works in gcc
[04:18] <_VIM_> shyam_k: could try,
[04:18] <mrUnagi> huh?
[04:18] <neil_d> shyam_k: don't know what to do sorry.
[04:18] <usb-onfire> mr. don,t be shy just say fu
[04:18] <_VIM_> !ops | usb-onfire Trolling
[04:18] <neil_d> Hi, I have installed tftpd, when I get a client to request /var/tftpboot/pxelinux.0 an "Access violation" error, the file does exist on the server, there are no errors in the syslog :( what could be wrong ?
[04:19] <Alex_21> How do you leave a disk untouched during an install and also how do you put swap on one, and the rest on the second
[04:19] <qcjn> can i see live if someone  is on my apache webpage ??
[04:19] <usb-onfire> my room mate is playing so much ram my ears are melting off
[04:19] <graath> When I login to Ubuntu I get a blank desktop and can't do anything, even if I use the "Failsafe Gnome" session, what should I do? Is there a log file I can look at?