[05:11] <ilovefairuz> bowei006: lighttpd will be installed on the ubuntu machine not the mac, it will be accessible using any browser just like any web page
[05:11] <zebulon_> bowei006: mac os x comes with apache web server built-in
[05:11] <basix-> bowei you need a web server otherwise your local web pages will not broadcast to someone not connected to you locally
[05:12] <ilovefairuz> bowei006: but yes lighttpd can be installed on mac too
[05:12] <tensorpudding> there's tons of guides to setting up apache, lighttpd, cherokee, nginx, etc. on Ubuntu and Debian
[05:12] <bowei006> should i go to a differnt thread to find out how to use appache web server but wich is easier? apache or lighttpd?
[05:12] <tensorpudding> probably there are online pro/con guides to choosing which one
[05:12] <ratdog> k i get it
[05:12] <ilovefairuz> before you dive in, you need to properly understand what you're doing
[05:12] <tensorpudding> bowei006: if you want support, apache is used by a lot more people
[05:12] <ilovefairuz> bowei006: lighttpd is easier, faster and more secure
[05:13] <tensorpudding> lighttpd is smaller, has a simpler config, lacks a few features that apache has though
[05:13] <ianwizard> peace out.
[05:13] <ilovefairuz> bowei006: use apache only if you need a specific feature that it has but i doubt you'd need anything like that
[05:13] <bowei006> ilovefairuz: thank you. i will go and do some reasearch and do some testing now. sorry for bothering you guys
[05:13] <tensorpudding> cherokee's main draw is that it has a web configurator
[05:13] <basix-> i installed ubuntu yesterday, it worked  fine. when i came home today and opened my laptop i had to power it off and back on.. then before it did anything i had a message that said "Could not handle kernel"
[05:13] <tensorpudding> which makes vhosting as easy as a few clicks
[05:13] <ilovefairuz> bowei006: you're welcome and don't worry, if you have questions come and ask
[05:14] <tensorpudding> basix-: where did you see the Could not handle kernel?
[05:14] <tensorpudding> basix-: Was there any other message that came with it?
[05:15] <shane2peru> I installed tracker, does anyone know how to start it?
[05:15] <augur> is there some reason why usb-creator-gtk wont use the minimal install iso?
[05:15] <ilovefairuz> shane2peru: doesn't it come with a GUI? check in applications
[05:16] <shane2peru> ilovefairuz, yes, but I'm not sure it is indexing yet, I think the dameon needs started??? maybe?
[05:16] <ubiWhore> can i get a sweet cup  of Ubuntu please? with some "speciall" cream
[05:16] <bazhang> !ot | ubiWhore
[05:16] <bowei006> i think i have this already setup.
[05:16] <ilovefairuz> shane2peru: i think the GUI shows if it's indexing or not and where to index
[05:16] <matttail> doctorZeus, I read the link you sent, and I guess my confusion is this: there is only one option on the installer that actually says "choosing between them (OS) at startup".  If I choose the option to "Erase the entire disk" and select the 2nd HD disk I want to use will I still get to dual boot?
[05:16] <augur> anyone? :\
[05:16] <ilovefairuz> augur: try unetbootin ?
[05:17] <bowei006> right now with web sharing/apache enabled i can see the web page i made but is it only locally. the adress is my local ip and then my user
[05:17] <ubiWhore> please..................pretty please
[05:17] <augur> ya who what?
[05:17] <bazhang> ubiWhore, stop it
[05:17] <ubiWhore> I NEED IT NOW!!!!!!!!!
[05:17] <ubiWhore> ok ill stop
[05:17] <augur> ilovefairuz: i dont follow
[05:17] <shane2peru> ilovefairuz, doesn't seem to indicate wether or not it is indexing
[05:17] <zebulon_> apt-get install cream, ubiWhore
[05:17] <ilovefairuz> !unetbootin | augur
[05:18] <IdleOne> zebulon_: Please don't feed the trolls
[05:18] <bazhang> zebulon_, that's enough, lets move one
[05:18] <augur> ilovefairuz: i feel like you didnt actually read the question i asked..
[05:18] <basix][> is there something i can put on a cd incase my ubuntu will not load that will help to fix it?
[05:18] <IdleOne> basix-: you have the Live CD?
[05:19] <basix-> i believe so
[05:19] <bsdfreak> the ubuntu install cd has always served me well in those situations
[05:19] <basix-> the install disc i downloaded from ubuntu.com
[05:19] <doctorZeus> matttail I pulled up the link and realized that it was catering to a single drive not your situation so yea sorry about that.. I want to say yes, I believe that is how I did it
[05:19] <ilovefairuz> augur: don't you want to put ubuntu iso on a usb to boot from ?
[05:19] <IdleOne> basix-: the cd you used to install ubuntu is the one that will also help you to boot and fix if you ever need to.
[05:19] <basix-> what do i do when i load up off the live cd to fix it?
[05:19] <augur> yes, but the issue is that startup-disk-creator won't use the iso i have
[05:19] <doctorZeus> loading onto the 2nd hard drive will not erase the boot information on the other; grub will ask you which to boot
[05:19] <augur> itll use a normal iso, but not the minimal iso
[05:20] <IdleOne> basix-: all depends on the problem
[05:20] <ilovefairuz> augur: there's a DIFFERENT application called unetbootin, look it up
[05:20] <basix-> k
[05:20] <basix-> IdleOne, it told me that it could not handle the kernel
[05:20] <matttail> doctorZeus, ok I will try.   Thanks for the help, and I hope you're right.  :)
[05:20] <basix-> have you heard of that before?
[05:21] <augur> aha i see, ilovefairuz. i will try this, thank you.
[05:21] <IdleOne> basix-: provide more details to the channel and someone who knows more then me will help I'm sure
[05:21] <Flannel> augur: The Desktop CD is a LiveCD, the alternate/minimal CD is just an installer, it uses a different system (debian-installer instead of a casper image) to boot, etc, etc
[05:21] <basix-> i'm just a little paranoid because i installed linux the other day and had to reinstall it already
[05:21] <basix-> well those are the details i have
[05:21] <doctorZeus> matttail: you get what you pay for!! :)  Seriously, grub is really good.  Over the years I've yet to blow away a windows install after many linux dual boot installs (opposed to windows blowing away many linux installs)
[05:22] <basix-> maybe next time i get an error i'll boot from the cd and come ask you guys here ;)
[05:22] <IdleOne> basix-: write the error down
[05:22] <basix-> k
[05:22] <basix-> it's fixed now, but next time i will thx
[05:22] <ilovefairuz> doctorZeus: only because microsoft chooses to deliberately ignore any other OS
[05:23] <matttail> doctorZeus, yeah - I've used several flavors of linux before but have always fallen back to windows becuase of a need for Adobe's Photoshop - but I read that wine can now handle it so I'm trying things out again.
[05:23] <ilovefairuz> matttail: you can run windows inside a virtual machine like virtualbox and share files back and forth
[05:24] <basix-> is ubuntu a very stable os?
[05:24] <doctorZeus> matttail I started using vmware for the few windows necessities, much preferred to wine or dual booting
[05:24] <doctorZeus> the only thing vm can't do is decent FPS for gaming
[05:24] <ilovefairuz> basix-: ultimately depends on what kind of hardware you have, if the hardware is well supported, then yes
[05:24] <basix-> k
[05:25] <tensorpudding> Ubuntu is stable.
[05:25] <zebulon_> rock-solid basix, i go months between reboots
[05:25] <ilovefairuz> keep in mind that vendors barely develop drivers for gnu/linux in general
[05:25] <tensorpudding> It's not the most stable, but it provides enough stability.
[05:25] <i_is_broke> tensorpudding, ubuntu just works, thats what i tell most people.
[05:25] <qfluid> hi, I have a tar ball that was saved with absolute path (-P), how can I extract it relative to current path?
[05:25] <matttail> doctorZeus I will consider VMware.  Right now I'm dual booting while I check out the new Ubuntu
[05:26] <abhijit> i just come to know that grub2 menu show is enable by default in multi os system. so now i hidden that menu by following instruction on grub2 page. but i want to know that this just hides the menu from user OR it really dont show that menu? becuaes in first case it will need the same time as previous to boot but in second case it will boot fast
[05:26] <matttail> basix, define stable.  :)
[05:27] <i_is_broke> qfluid, try cd'ing into the directory and try tar -xvf {filename}
[05:27] <basix-> lol
[05:27] <ubiWhore> sudo apt-get insatll jizz-pie
[05:27] <basix-> well just 10 mins ago it froze!
[05:27] <basix-> that would be unstable
[05:27] <zebulon_> could be a hw issue
[05:27] <grendelson> How is libusb supposed to work in Ubuntu 10?  I have an epson scanner that had alwasy jsut worked - but since most recetn update I needed to add an /etc/saned/epson.conf with "usb 0x.... and prodict id) and then I need to use the comand line xsane epson to make it work - If I try t ostart any scanner without indicating epson then it won't detect the scanner
[05:28] <ilovefairuz> qfluid: i believe tar will just extract in the current directory but folders will end up like a root-like tree
[05:29] <basix-> regardless not sure i'd ever go back to windows
[05:29] <ilovefairuz> freezing is almost always a hardware issue
[05:30] <i_is_broke> i want a new laptop but all of them have windows only on them...:(
[05:30] <ilovefairuz> the display or wireless cards are the prime suspects
[05:30] <i_is_broke> well atleast around here.
[05:31] <zebulon_> yes, preinstalled linux is rare.
[05:31] <fatum> Is there a decent macro recorder and player for gnome?  I'm basically wanting to send ctrl + v to a textbox in an application, hit enter, and repeat for a certain amount of steps.
[05:32] <kyo22> good night
[05:33] <kyo22> can anyone help me?
[05:34] <augur> ilovefairuz: trying to get unetbootin installed was obnoxious. i had to download the debian package and install from there because the synaptic and ubuntu software managers refused to work
[05:34] <augur> actually no, sorry, i couldnt even use the debian package
[05:34] <augur> i had to apt-get
[05:34] <ilovefairuz> fatum: check http://www.sandklef.com/xnee/
[05:34] <qfluid> ilovefairuz, thanks
[05:35] <ilovefairuz> qfluid: you're welcome
[05:35] <ilovefairuz> fatum: sudo apt-get install xnee
[05:35] <kyo22> guys, I instaled teamspeak by their .run setup file, but after the install the terminal closes and I can't find the program... any tips?
[05:35] <ilovefairuz> fatum: or 'gnee' for the GUI
[05:37] <zebulon_> kyo22:client or server?
[05:37] <kyo22> client
[05:37] <abhijit> i just come to know that grub2 menu show is enable by default in multi os system. so now i hidden that menu by following instruction on grub2 page. but i want to know that this just hides the menu from user OR it really dont show that menu? becuaes in first case it will need the same time as previous to boot but in second case it will boot fast
[05:38] <abhijit> help
[05:38] <[Kai]Prototype> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS on a Dell Latitude D600. The live CD works great, but after I installed it and restart it just gives me a screen with "grub rescue>"... I have followed guides on reinstalling grub, but it didn't work. I have reinstalled the OS twice and still nothing new.
[05:38] <fatum> ilovefairuz:  Thanks!
[05:38] <kyo22> zebulon_, any ideas of where it could be?
[05:39] <iWolf> abhijit: I suggest you ask your question instead of saying "help!"
[05:39] <abhijit> iWolf, yah you are also right. I did not asked my question. sorry
[05:39] <zebulon_> kyo22: have you checked /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin ?
[05:39] <ilovefairuz> abhijit: it just hides it for few seconds before booting default entry
[05:40] <kyo22> zebulon_, lemme see
[05:40] <abhijit> ilovefairuz, ok
[05:41] <ilovefairuz> abhijit: it's just meant as an aesthetic improvement
[05:41] <abhijit> ilovefairuz, hmm
[05:41] <dzup> hi, does someone know how to desible de prompt that askme for default keyring password every time i try to use my wifi? no the wpa or my user or root, but to unlock access to my wifi card?
[05:42] <kyo22> zebulon_, its not there
[05:42] <ilovefairuz> dzup: did you change your password after you installed ubuntu?
[05:43] <dzup> ilovefairuz: i believe so, i remember seting that to 123456, but am tired to type that in every time i like to access my wifi.
[05:43] <ilovefairuz> dzup: i mean your login password not your wifi password
[05:44] <dzup> yes, but is not my username's password, either my root pass but the box said "default keyring"
[05:45] <ilovefairuz> dzup: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/01/16/reset-gnome-keyring-password-on-ubuntu/ use method two to set it to the same password as your login password
[05:45] <nimai> hey hey, just install lucid on a new macbook pro and i can't get the right click working
[05:45] <kyo22> I installed a program by a .run setup file but I can't find where is the installed program... any ideas?
[05:45] <nimai> xev shows that i have mouse 1 and mouse 2 events happening
[05:46] <nimai> but the 2 finger right click doesn't work
[05:46] <nimai> kyo22 try locate
[05:46] <ilovefairuz> kyo22: .run are like the darned windows installers, they can do whatever they please, you should've use a deb package
[05:46] <nimai> or whereis
[05:46] <punkmexic> can someone send me a private msg telling me why ubuntu freezes everything...except my cursor mouse? and..how can i make a keyshortcut to reboot x (i dont know if that works for something good but i always read that ctrl alt supr doesnt reboot x anymore)
[05:46] <kyo22> ilovefairuz, but the .deb isnt avaliable
[05:47] <ilovefairuz> kyo22: ask in their support channel if you want to know then
[05:47] <nimai> failing that "find / -name="app-name" -type f
[05:47] <iceroot> !dontzap | punkmexic
[05:47] <nimai> might need to sudo that find
[05:47] <maco> punkmexic: it was ctrl alt bksp, and you can reenable that in keyboard settings
[05:47] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: pastebin: lshw -C network
[05:48] <dzup> ilovefairuz: thanks
[05:48] <ilovefairuz> dzup: you're welcome
[05:49] <punkmexic> ilovefairuz, http://pastebin.com/q722nvFx
[05:50] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: ah sorry, remove -C netowrk, just lshw
[05:50] <punkmexic> i programed ctrl alt tab to...show gnome task manager :p so i think ill do like ctrl alt zero to reset x
[05:50] <punkmexic> ok ilovefairuz
[05:50] <ttyX> flash on linux also supports hardware accelerated videos right?
[05:51] <punkmexic> ilovefairuz,  without sudo? or with sudo
[05:51] <iceroot> ttyX: yes
[05:51] <ilovefairuz> ttyX: nope
[05:51] <ttyX> so, do we need the ATI drivers or the opensource radeonhd driver will work?
[05:51] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: doesn't matter
[05:52] <ilovefairuz> ttyX: flash doesn't support acceleration on gnu/linux
[05:52] <iceroot> ttyX: its supporting it, just checked some seconds ago
[05:52] <iceroot> ilovefairuz: and why i have this setting in my flash?
[05:52] <ilovefairuz> iceroot: where? link ?
[05:52] <iceroot> ilovefairuz: youtube, right-click on a video, enable hardware accaleration
[05:53] <ilovefairuz> iceroot: in flash settings dialog? it's just a standard dialog for all platforms
[05:53] <ilovefairuz> doesn't mean it actually works, just same UI
[05:53] <iceroot> ilovefairuz: a i though its working if there is such a dialog
[05:53] <ttyX> I've got HD4670 here, just wondering whether or not shall I get rid of the proprietory ATI drivers
[05:53] <ilovefairuz> iceroot: they only starting doing it for os x recently and maybe one day they'll do it on gnu/linux too
[05:54] <marsy> I'm having a issue trying to install ubuntu netbook, anyone think they might be able to help?
[05:54] <iceroot> ilovefairuz: ok, thanks for the info
[05:54] <ilovefairuz> !details | marsy
[05:55] <punkmexic> ilovefairuz, canwhat command can i use so it print it to a text?
[05:55] <punkmexic> because is long
[05:55] <ttyX> the hardware acceleration option does show here and is enabled in my case
[05:55] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: lshw | pastebinit -
[05:55] <marsy> Asus Eeepc 1005PE running windows 7 starter, I downloaded the image file from the website, followed the instructions to copy to usb stick, booted from it, tried both the live test, and install and I get a long moving wall of text which eventually stops and just stays
[05:56] <ilovefairuz> ttyX: it. doesn't. work.
[05:56] <punkmexic> i had a way to do that and the text appeared in my home directory
[05:56] <punkmexic> i dont have the pastebin app
[05:56] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: that command will upload it directly
[05:56] <ilovefairuz> well install, it's very small
[05:56] <kyo22> well, I had not luck at all yet =/
[05:57] <kyo22> I was using teamspeak client 3 via wine, but now it stoped working
[05:57] <kyo22> anyone can help me?
[05:57] <marsy> any ideas?
[05:57] <orbisvicis> how do I remove a package that's not installed?
[05:57] <orbisvicis> (all the files are present, excepting the package itself)
[05:58] <punkmexic> ilovefairuz,  http://pastebin.com/mAbHduvY
[05:58] <ilovefairuz> orbisvicis: reinstall and remove
[05:58] <ilovefairuz> orbisvicis: or rather "purge"
[05:58] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: it's i915
[05:58] <basix-> is there a program like wine for mac apps?
[05:59] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic:  the display driver, kind of unstable
[05:59] <abhijit> hello whats the diference between ufw status deny and reject?
[05:59] <ilovefairuz> abhijit: man ufw
[05:59] <punkmexic> how can i solve that ilovefairuz
[05:59] <abhijit> ilovefairuz, hmm ok
[05:59] <punkmexic> is there a solution?
[06:00] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: https://bugs.launchpad.net/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/511001 ... I recall reading a specific solution, let me dig that up
[06:01] <punkmexic> ok
[06:02] <punkmexic> my ubuntu ffreeeze but when im listening mp3s surfing in chrome etc not just starting
[06:02] <punkmexic> not just in the start.
[06:02] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: talk about unpredictability
[06:03] <punkmexic> restarting x is safe as closing the ssession or rebootin properly?
[06:03] <punkmexic> when my computer freezes im not able to use  keycombinations :8
[06:04] <Static> how do i change my workgroup name??
[06:04] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: you'll lose unsaved files or unwritten configs but it's alright
[06:04] <punkmexic> ok
[06:04] <ilovefairuz> punkmexic: i'm not sure you can restart Xorg with that bug
[06:05] <punkmexic> i know.
[06:05] <punkmexic> it will be the same
[06:05] <chendry> I want to have shared home directories and users.  I have ldap and nfs working.  Am I safe to have all my nodes mount /home from the nfs server?  Would something that simple work?
[06:05] <punkmexic> other problem i have is that xchat....consumes 160mb in ram
[06:05] <punkmexic> i only have 2 perl scripts
[06:06] <abhijit> punkmexic, just for your info. i dont know solution but my xchat takes only 14 mb. only one channel open.
[06:06] <punkmexic> i open like 15 channels in 3 servers
[06:06] <punkmexic> could it be that?
[06:08] <abhijit> punkmexic, may be.
[06:08] <punkmexic> well ill try closing some
[06:09] <punkmexic> ill try chat only in one channel
[06:09] <abhijit> yah
[06:09] <punkmexic> i love ubuntu community thanx!!!!!
[06:09] <abhijit> punkmexic, welcome! :)
[06:10] <ilovefairuz> oh he's gone.. wanted to point to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
[06:12] <abhijit> hey what does solaris mode means in system monitor preferences?
[06:12] <demoneye> Can some help me. I just can't seem to get it right. I want to change my Ubuntu 10.04 Monitor resoloution (curently 800x600) to something like 1000x*. I've been trying for thr pass 3 days, no luck with that. would appreciate some help
[06:15] <ilovefairuz> abiy: click help > manual and read
[06:15] <ilovefairuz> abhijit ^
[06:15] <abhijit> ilovefairuz, yah :)
[06:16] <iluminator101> my ubuntu 10.04 laptop on dell 640m is overheating what should i do
[06:16] <demoneye> Hmm, my xrandr settings seem to be erased or something. I recall I set a 3rd option 1024x768, but when I execute 'xrandr' in terminal it outuputs 2 options
[06:18] <DarkSector> iluminator101, how can ubuntu overheat ?
[06:18] <tank> anyone here been playing SC2 successfully in wine? i have, but im trying any and all tweaks to get it running better
[06:18] <abhijit> sensors | iluminator101, first check that if sensors shows real temp. if not then probably sensors are damaged.
[06:18] <zeronique> I am using ubuntu netbook, I have problem with 3g usa modem installing and using.
[06:18] <abhijit> DarkSector, good question. :D lol
[06:19] <excess^|home> Would there be a reason why Amarok can't play my MP3 library  on 10.04 ?
[06:19] <iluminator101> my ubuntu 10.04 laptop on dell 640m is overheating what should i do
[06:19] <DarkSector> :\
[06:19] <DarkSector> iluminator101, you can start by reading
[06:19] <demoneye> maybe it has something to do with the laptop itself
[06:19] <abhijit> hey ubottu is sleeping?
[06:19] <DarkSector> nope
[06:20] <abhijit> sensors
[06:20] <abhijit> !sensors | iluminator101
[06:20] <[Kai]Prototype> I freshly installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS and when I try to boot the computer up, I just get grub rescue. I tried reinstalling grub, but to no avail. I ran a boot info script to attain some data, but everything seems in order (http://pastebin.com/faHprzD7) can anyone help me?
[06:21] <abhijit> iluminator101, this is not related to your question but powertop is really a nice tool to manage laptop power.
[06:21] <zeronique> How to find and install 3g usb modem
[06:21] <DarkSector> zeronique, is it usb ?
[06:22] <zeronique> DarkSector, yes it is
[06:22] <zeronique> 3g usb modem ztd
[06:22] <zeronique> ZTE
[06:23] <DarkSector> zeronique, plug it in, and in the Network Manager, you can edit settings
[06:23] <zeronique> Where is network manager?
[06:23] <DarkSector> zeronique, yeah, I use huwaei
[06:24] <DarkSector> zeronique, upper right corner, thing that shows your connections, like broadband etc. right click on it
[06:24] <zeronique> Aha
[06:25] <herissy> lol
[06:25] <IKissAss> Hi
[06:25] <zeronique> There is written no network connection
[06:25] <ubuntu_> so does anyone else want to downgrade to 9.10 now?
[06:25] <abhijit> no
[06:25] <ttyX> 10.04 ftw!
[06:25] <herissy> <agrees
[06:26] <DarkSector> ubuntu_, I never upgraded
[06:26] <ubuntu_> i am just frustrated with the compatability
[06:26] <DarkSector> zeronique, you plugged it in and its not showing ?
[06:27] <zeronique> Yes :-(
[06:27] <DarkSector> ubuntu_, I never upgraded because I have noticed all these things fixed in the next version
[06:27] <DarkSector> ALWAYS
[06:27] <demoneye> anyone handy with Xorg, xrandr? I feel lost
[06:28] <abhijit> !xorg | demoneye
[06:28] <demoneye> I tried ^ no luck. It doesn't seem to be working for me
[06:28] <ubuntu_> yea my video driver is non existent now
[06:28] <DarkSector> demoneye, whats the problem man ?
[06:29] <HolyTony> anyone know how to get volume icon like mac. it makes a sound when changing the volume
[06:30] <Mopeyennui> Hello. I got a problem.. I checked using the LISTEN command and I need to check if a port is being blocked by a firewall... how do I check a port?
[06:30] <DarkSector> HolyTony, I don't think thats a "noisy" icon, its just a system sound
[06:30]  * micke-away estoy ausente, vuelvo pronto
[06:30] <DarkSector> iirc
[06:30] <demoneye> I want to add 1024x768 to the monitor resoloution list, but I can't seem to get it right. The last time I did it, I had to re-install Ubuntu for like 3 times since it keep jamming on the ubuntu 1004 start-up screen (nothing loads)
[06:30] <IKissAss> That sucks
[06:30] <ubuntu_> holytony, macaslin but i dont think it makes a sound when adjusting
[06:30] <HolyTony> ok i will look into it thx
[06:30] <sacarlson> I still can't get this linux-rt kernel to boot.  it fails to come up on the menu list at boot time when I hold the shit key.  only the linux-generic and a few others are visable to boot.
[06:31] <Jash> when I try so - sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward - I get Permission denied , how can I enable it without restarting?
[06:31] <DarkSector> demoneye, lol wait, let me check my xorg, I did it myself
[06:31] <Mopeyennui> (I used netstat -an | grep LISTEN
[06:31] <demoneye> DarkSector: sweet! thx
[06:32] <DarkSector> demoneye, ok no wait ! my "manually customised" xorg.conf has been overwritten by nvidia-glx
[06:32] <DarkSector> demoneye, no gpu support ?
[06:32] <demoneye> how do I check, no clue
[06:33] <DarkSector> demoneye, lspci | grep "VGA"
[06:33] <Jash> when I try so - sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward - I get Permission denied , how can I enable IP forwarding without restarting?
[06:33] <demoneye> DarkSector01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN700/P4M800 Pro/P4M800 CE/VN800 [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)
[06:33] <DarkSector> Jash, why echo 1 ?
[06:34] <maco> Jash: echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[06:34] <Jash> maco, roge that -
[06:34] <DarkSector> demoneye, ok so if I am not wrong, you don't have a gpu, and its chipset that has the graphic controller
[06:34] <maco> Jash: what?
[06:34] <peepsalot> why is there no man bg or man fg?
[06:35] <maco> peepsalot: those are built into the shell. help or man bash should have them
[06:35] <maco> Jash: sudo the left of a redirect to a root-only filepointer wont work
[06:35] <demoneye> DarkSector: ok, so what other options are there?
[06:35] <sacarlson> how do you add a kernel entry in grub2.  I added a custom entry in /etc/grub.d/40_custom  but I still don't see it come up in menu at boot when I hold shift.
[06:35] <trouble> After upgrading to ubuntu 10 and restarting, I am getting the grub rescue prompt, how to repair my ubuntu now ? I have a dual boot system. Please help :)
[06:35] <DarkSector> demoneye, just a minute, I am looking into it
[06:35] <bowei006> helllo again. i am now using ubuntu netbook eddition. in the system tab i go to main menu. then i see the admin section. how can i access the admin section to access apps like system monitor or computer janitor
[06:36] <abhijit> bye all :)
[06:36] <thtdude94> Hello, can anyone help me with setting up Eclipse? :)
[06:37] <Wazapyo> :)
[06:37] <AndrewMC> thtdude94: Say your question and if anyone can hep they will
[06:37] <sacarlson> trouble:  you might want to look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Configuring
[06:38] <trouble> sacarlson : Is there anyway to recover without using a live CD?
[06:38] <thtdude94> I have just started using ubuntu as well as eclipse and I can not find a way to run my code. Can someone help? I am probably going to sound like an idiot.
[06:38] <sacarlson> trouble: yes but why would you want to?
[06:39] <DarkSector> demoneye, http://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/x-config.html
[06:39] <DarkSector> demoneye, also, when you screw up, just delete xorg.conf from the recovery console
[06:39] <sacarlson> trouble: you could try the supergrub boot disk it's smaller to download
[06:39] <DarkSector> demoneye, no need of reinstalling
[06:40] <trouble> sacarlson, My dvd drive doesn't work, what's the size of supergrub?
[06:40] <peepsalot> maco, in that case, it would be nice if man could maybe redirect to the relevant section of the bash manual.  do you know if man supports some sort of redirecting like that?
[06:40] <demoneye> DarkSector: okie dokey, I'll give a go
[06:41] <DarkSector> demoneye, you DO know, how to remove the xorg.conf from the command line in recovery right ?
[06:41] <peepsalot> i guess i should read the man man now
[06:41] <sacarlson> trouble: I think it's like 10meg or less but without a dvd or cd I guess you could try a usbboot if your bios suports it and you have a usb flash disk that's about 2 gig
[06:41] <maco> peepsalot: i dont believe it does
[06:42] <maco> peepsalot: however "apropos" or "man -k" may help find the right manpages
[06:42] <sacarlson> trouble: another option would be a net boot if you have another computer to setup to boot from
[06:42] <trouble> sacarlson : \i have a usb flash drive but how would \i make it bootable?
[06:42] <DarkSector> trouble, unetbootin
[06:42] <trouble> sacarlson : how to do the nest boot?
[06:43] <trouble> sorry netboot*
[06:44] <sacarlson> trouble: there used to be a usb disk creator under system>xx  but I don't see it on my ubuntu 10.04 where did it go?
[06:44] <DarkSector> sacarlson trouble use Unetbootin
[06:44] <DarkSector> its better
[06:44] <livingdaylight> "sudo: apt-get-repository: command not found" why not?
[06:44] <trouble> sacarlson   I can't access ubuntu anymore, I am using windows from other system
[06:45] <trouble> DarkSector : But I don't have linux installed, how do \i use it
[06:45] <livingdaylight> "sudo: apt-get-repository: command not found" <--- why not?
[06:45] <DarkSector> trouble, do you have ANY machine ?
[06:45] <DarkSector> windows ?
[06:45] <bazhang> livingdaylight, thats not the right command? check the PPA for the right one
[06:46] <trouble> DarkSector : yes I have windows
[06:46] <sacarlson> trouble: I guess unetbootin might be your only option
[06:46] <DarkSector> trouble, cool download unetbootin for windows and then use the ISO to make a bootable
[06:46] <IKissAss> Can i disable that?
[06:46] <bazhang> livingdaylight, got a link for the ppa?
[06:46] <livingdaylight> bazhang, the guide explains apt-get-respositry foo:ppaetc
[06:47] <bazhang> livingdaylight, err no it doesnt
[06:47] <livingdaylight> bazhang, https://launchpad.net/~elementaryart/+archive/ppa
[06:47] <trouble> DarkSector : ok and would i be able to
[06:47] <trouble> DarkSector : save my data using netboot
[06:47]  * MichaelSOG esta de regreso
[06:47] <DarkSector> trouble, yes, live session
[06:47] <livingdaylight> bazhang, click on "read about installing"
[06:48] <bazhang> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:user/ppa-name    <----- livingdaylight
[06:48] <DarkSector> trouble, make a bootable usb drive having ubuntu and boot the live session and then save data
[06:48] <MaRk-I> livingdaylight: that page says:  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:user/ppa-name
[06:48] <tesuji> i just installed skype and have no sound - i always have problems with xubuntu an d sound and usually just install a boatload of audio apps and they pull in libs and finally it starts working - can someone tell me which one is the magic?
[06:48] <bazhang> livingdaylight, not apt-get
[06:49]  * livingdaylight hangs his head in shame
[06:49] <livingdaylight> ok ok... its 06:49 am here
[06:49] <DarkSector> tesuji, whenever I have such a problem I check the sound options and change the hardware being used for the input
[06:49] <trouble> DarkSector : Would I need to explicitly save my data or Netboot will automatically save my data and programs and repair my ubuntu?
[06:49] <DarkSector> it works
[06:49] <Jordan_U> trouble: Do you have more than one hard drive?
[06:50] <DarkSector> trouble, unetbootin JUST allows you to make a bootable session
[06:50] <nelson777_> what is the ubunut help channel please ?
[06:50] <IKissAss> lol
[06:50] <DarkSector> a bootable pen drive
[06:50] <DarkSector> or something
[06:50] <tesuji> DarkSector, xubuntu doesn't automatically load the right sound libs
[06:50] <IKissAss> They have 25,000 help channels
[06:50] <DarkSector> nelson777_ :\ you are @ the ubuntu help channel
[06:50] <IKissAss> Your choice
[06:50] <AndrewMC> nelson777_: This is the help channel
[06:50] <trouble> Jordon_U I just have 1 hardrive with 3 drives
[06:51] <DarkSector> tesuji, oic, then I am sorry I said anything
[06:51] <nelson777_> thnx, I'm trying to change a file enconding, but I have already tryied all the 'normal' programs and just can't recode it
[06:51] <nelson777_> i've tryied recode, convmv, enconv
[06:52] <nelson777_> the problem is that 'file' command says the file encoding is
[06:52] <bazhang> !enter | nelson777_
[06:52] <nelson777_> application/x-empty; charset=binary
[06:52] <nelson777_> ok sorry
[06:53] <nelson777_> the file is a text file. Anyone knows of any other program where I can convert it to text using proper encoding ?
[06:53] <l0cus> Hello everybody, could someone help me out real quick?
[06:53] <bazhang> nelson777_, text to text?
[06:53] <demoneye> DarkSector: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ptRNMzFV - is that correct?
[06:53] <ohzie> Hey guys, not a specific ubuntu question but I use ubuntu and you guys are hella helpful all the time.
[06:54] <IKissAss> lol
[06:54] <livingdaylight> sudo apt-add-repository seems to work too bazhang | MaRk-I
[06:54] <nelson777_> yes, the filename and some characters in the file are in a encoding that I just can't identift
[06:54] <demoneye> DarkSector: It did not prompt me to restart X or what-so-ever, no dialog box after login, logout
[06:54] <ohzie> If I DD a 500 gigabyte drive into an image, but the drive only has 260ish gigs of data on it, am I going to get a 260ish gig image or am I going to get a 500 gig image with empty crap at the end?
[06:54] <bazhang> ohzie, then try #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:54] <nelson777_> it's not LATIN1 or iso8859_1 ou US nor anything
[06:54] <ohzie> bazhang, Will do
[06:55] <bazhang> ohzie, actually thats on topic here
[06:55] <ohzie> bazhang, Oh okay, sweet.
[06:55] <bazhang> ohzie, clone? something like clonezilla? or must it be dd
[06:56] <ohzie> bazhang, cloning sdb to sdc-sdx
[06:56] <ohzie> Trying to optimize it as much as possible. :P
[06:56] <ohzie> Is clone or clonezilla similar to DD?
[06:56] <bazhang> well its not in the repos
[06:56] <ohzie> My bash script is, atm, for i sdc sdd sde etc etc do dd if=/ of=/ etc
[06:57] <bazhang> and it is graphical as opposed to cli
[06:57] <ohzie> so it'll start a DD like 22 or 23 times
[06:57] <ohzie> Oh that won't work
[06:57] <ohzie> =(
[06:57] <ohzie> well I could use noxm
[06:57] <nelson777_> anyone knows of a channel where I can find encoding experts ?
[06:57] <ohzie> nomx* maybe, whatever it is, no-machine. Will it do that many devices?
[06:57] <peepsalot> mv does not accept glob expressions?
[06:57] <ilovefairuz> nelson777_: encoding what?
[06:57] <peepsalot> i could have sworn this worked for me before
[06:58] <White-Horse> can someone please tell me how to open port 3728 tcp/udp ?  Or getting it to recognize an MP3 library after you've already installed all the proper codecs.
[07:01] <rww> oh well, too late :\
[07:01] <demoneye> DarkSector: oh
[07:01] <DarkSector> zomg  ! it is THE frog
[07:01] <DarkSector> he's hopping in and out of the channel ! epic fail
[07:01] <ohzie> It just figures that he'd be from Virginia. I hated living in Virginia.
[07:02]  * maco is in virginia
[07:02] <demoneye> DarkSector: I still don see the 1024x768 option on my Monitor perferences
[07:02] <ohzie> Maco: I'm sorry.
[07:02] <DarkSector> demoneye, did you restart ?
[07:02] <ohzie> Is anyone aware of a way to make DD only copy 'used' space? Or is this well beyond the scope of the program?
[07:02] <maco> ohzie: its officially the south, so theoretically i can get good tea
[07:03] <maco> ohzie: dd copies bit by bit. you want something like rsync
[07:03] <ohzie> maco, Nowhere in Virginia has good sweet tea unless you go to southern Virginia, like down by North Carolina.
[07:03] <demoneye> DarkSector: What if I retart, and the Ubuntu start-up session jams.
[07:03] <ohzie> maco, Trying to avoid file-based copies because the files are so tiny.
[07:03] <DarkSector> demoneye, hahaha, I told you remove the xorg from command line
[07:03] <DarkSector> thn
[07:03] <DarkSector> *then
[07:03] <demoneye> DarkSector: umm, how?
[07:04] <Guest96747> how to install itunes
[07:04] <IKissAss> lol
[07:04] <DarkSector> demoneye, ok come on pm this could take a while
[07:04] <ubiman> how can iplay .au file in ubuntu
[07:04] <DarkSector> Guest96747, why would you want to do that ?!
[07:04] <IKissAss> Guest96747: Download crossover
[07:04] <demoneye> DarkSector: ok, thank you
[07:04] <IKissAss> Wait nm
[07:04] <Guest96747> what is crossover
[07:04] <IKissAss> Nm
[07:04] <maco> ohzie: nope... if you could guarantee that all files were within a certain area of the partition and then tell dd to copy that much of it... but you cant guarantee the location of the files
[07:04] <IKissAss> Same as wine
[07:04] <ohzie> maco, Damn, thanks.
[07:05] <Mopeyennui> I just made it worse.. tried compling and now have a problem that eh file isn't detected when I try the 'tar xzvf' command.
[07:06] <Mopeyennui> (I tried compling either kmuddy or tinyfugue (both are telnet clients....)
[07:07] <tesuji> how do i get sound to work on this frickin thing - it's always such a chore - i have install restricted extras, that's usually the first step
[07:07] <IKissAss> Perhaps better hardware imho
[07:07] <picard1421> hey guys i had a question... its probably really easy.. but for some reason is buggin me.. I have something that neeeds to preload for my pam authenticaiton
[07:07] <tesuji> how do i get sound to work on this frickin thing - it's always such a chore - i have install restricted extras, that's usually the first step
[07:08] <asoltys> i'm running ubuntu 10.4 and my wireless connection is really slow.  was thinking i might try upgrading my kernel for the heck of it.  is it possible to just go to the latest kernel version 2.6.35 that was just released?
[07:08] <luw> hayyy
[07:08] <Mopeyennui> Apparently it's saying the file doesn't exist. I can see it myself with the GUI..
[07:08] <tesuji> how do i get sound to work on this frickin thing - it's always such a chore - i have install restricted extras, that's usually the first step
[07:08] <IKissAss> heh
[07:08] <picard1421> i created a
[07:08] <YankDownUnder> asoltys, Mate - try changing the MTU for that connection to 1500 instead of "automatic"
[07:08] <picard1421> a /etc/ld.so.preload
[07:08] <luw> hi yall!
[07:08] <picard1421> but whener i boot i get this erorr..
[07:09] <picard1421> i get this : ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv41/v411compat.so' from /etc/ld.so.preload cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[07:10] <IKissAss> libv41
[07:10] <picard1421> the interesting thing i did an install without LVM encryption.. never had a problem.. now that i did my official install with LVM im getting this on bootup and my module i use forf pam is not workin
[07:10] <asoltys> YankDownUnder ok I'll be right back, i'm plugged in at the moment.  but i'll give that a try
[07:10] <IKissAss> is it supposed to be /libv411
[07:10] <picard1421> dam nreally LOL?
[07:10] <picard1421> one sec..
[07:10] <[Kai]Prototype>  I've been trying to figure out how to fix the grub rescue issue I am having and I just found out that I can't even boot linux. I get "error: out of disk" here is a log of my grub rescue and also the boot info script. http://pastebin.com/P50aFDmD
[07:11] <picard1421> let me test it .. if that is it ughhh lol (; s
[07:12] <IKissAss> Check it
[07:12] <IKissAss> make sure the paths are right
[07:12] <jetsaredim> where can I get some help/advice on properly configuring empathy to work more like pidgin?
[07:12] <picard1421> nah tahts not it
[07:12] <picard1421> im still getting the same error
[07:12] <tesuji> anyone have any ideas how to get sound working on xubuntu 10.04 - i always have probs everytime i insall ubuntu, can't remember now what to download - tips appreciated - yes, i have the restricted extras
[07:12] <picard1421> when i log inti flahses like 6 times
[07:12] <picard1421> ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv411/v411compat.so' from /etc/ld.so.preload cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[07:12] <IKissAss> Oh, you had two different version numbers
[07:12] <picard1421> i tried the libv41 instead of libv411 also..
[07:12] <picard1421> (:
[07:13] <IKissAss> Oh
[07:13] <IKissAss> Im a newbie myself with linux
[07:13] <picard1421> ahh kk
[07:13] <picard1421> yea im a newbite too
[07:13] <tesuji> anyone have any ideas how to get sound working on xubuntu 10.04 - i always have probs everytime i insall ubuntu, can't remember now what to download - tips appreciated - yes, i have the restricted extras
[07:13] <DarkSector> on a single ubuntu installed machine, how to enable grub ??
[07:13] <picard1421> but still it was working fine when  i did not have LVM encryption on with install.. now that i have this on... it doesnt work???
[07:13] <picard1421> any thoughts/ comments?
[07:14] <augur> picard1421: i think you should have some tea.
[07:14] <tesuji> DarkSector, how do you change/set/config sound card
[07:14] <picard1421> earl grey.. hot
[07:14] <IKissAss> Up top
[07:14] <DarkSector> tesuji, no idea man
[07:14] <augur> <3
[07:14] <tesuji> DarkSector, that was your suggestion....
[07:14] <IKissAss> Click on the speaker lol
[07:14] <picard1421> brb please leavef my name in a comment so i can check it if people have suggestsions.. Thanks!
[07:14] <DarkSector> tesuji, no MY suggestion was to change the hardware being used in the sounds option
[07:15] <IKissAss> picard1421: Youre using Ubuntu no?
[07:15] <tesuji> DarkSector, how to do that?
[07:15] <IKissAss> Ya dark
[07:15] <Steven> enable grub? it has been installed, just reconfig it with wait time?
[07:15] <Mopeyennui> Okay, if I know the location of a repo online (HTTP) how do I add it to the sources list?
[07:15] <IKissAss> Oh
[07:15] <IKissAss> I said change the hardware
[07:15] <IKissAss> lol
[07:15] <IKissAss> He said it never works
[07:15] <DarkSector> tesuji, go to the sounds menu > sounds preferences > hardware > input > chose device
[07:15] <IKissAss> Just click the speaker lol
[07:16] <DarkSector> IKissAss, :\
[07:16] <IKissAss> lol
[07:16] <mahvin> wow
[07:16] <mahvin> anyone talk here?
[07:16] <IKissAss> cool huh
[07:16] <IKissAss> Only if youre nice
[07:16] <Steven> many
[07:17] <IKissAss> Too much..
[07:17] <IKissAss> lololol
[07:17] <mahvin> extremely nice
[07:17] <IKissAss> Not too nice, then youre up to something
[07:17] <mahvin> hahaha
[07:17] <IKissAss> wb spinningcompass
[07:17] <DarkSector> can anyone tell me how to make grub show after startup in a single ubuntu loaded machine, the selection menu usually shows up in dual boot
[07:17] <spinningcompass> thank you, ikissass :)
[07:17] <IKissAss> < synical
[07:18] <spinningcompass> < happy for you
[07:18] <mahvin> do you need grub in a single OS machine?
[07:18] <IKissAss> He said ya
[07:18] <maco> mahvin: yes
[07:18] <spinningcompass> mahvin: You need a bootloader of some kind. It doesn't have to be grub,though.
[07:18] <maco> mahvin: unless you have lilo
[07:18] <maco> mahvin: but its gotta be *something*
[07:18] <Steven> maybe he is trying to install other system from grub
[07:18] <mahvin> ahhh
[07:19] <picard1421> IKickAss yes
[07:19] <picard1421> im usin ubuntu
[07:19] <picard1421> 10.04
[07:19] <picard1421> the true and proud ubu
[07:19] <IKissAss> Oh
[07:19] <IKissAss> I have wubi
[07:19] <demoneye> what if my start-up screen stop working (like jamed) how do I switch to grub?
[07:19] <trouble> DarkSector : Should I make a bootable usb of supergrub or the the whole ubuntu?
[07:20] <IKissAss> Your screen turns dark demoneye?
[07:20] <IKissAss> Where does it stop working?
[07:20] <asoltys> YankDownUnder my wireless is still slow as balls compared to how it is in windows or compared to plugging in directly to the modem..
[07:21] <demoneye> no, the Ubuntu start-up screen (purple background with red dots thingy) stop to respond/load, it takes forever to load after I edit my xorg.conf
[07:21] <IKissAss> oh oh
[07:21] <YankDownUnder> asoltys, Then it's something to do with your dns settings. If you've bumped the MTU up to 1500, then it's an issue with name lookups (DNS)
[07:22] <asoltys> YankDownUnder hmm what can i look at or tweak for my dns settings?
[07:23] <YankDownUnder> asoltys, Um...edit your connection...add a direct DNS server for your IPv4 settings - and set your IPv6 to "Ignore"
[07:23] <FabParma> it is normal that the fsck is slower on ext3 than on ext4?
[07:24] <rww> FabParma: yes
[07:24] <mahvin> I'd be interested in knowing about Picard's problem with GRUB, since I stripped XP off an old desktop and installed Ubuntu. I dont get prompted with a menu
[07:24] <mahvin> it just installs
[07:24] <Mopeyennui> Goddamnit. I can't add it to the sources list..
[07:24] <IKissAss> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[07:25] <FabParma> rww: i found a difference abnormal like ten times more slower
[07:25] <Mopeyennui> Thank got.. third suggestion is installing.
[07:25] <rob36> hi guys
[07:26] <luw> hayyy!
[07:26] <rww> FabParma: that's normal. ext4 marks unused sections of the inode table so that fsck can skip them, it speeds things up a lot
[07:26] <trouble> which supergrub version should i download for ubuntu
[07:27] <mahvin> thanks for the link, ikissass
[07:27] <FabParma> rww: now its clear to me
[07:27] <FabParma> rww: thanks
[07:27] <ohzie> What's the proper way for me to run a bash script?
[07:28] <ohzie> And do I need a carriage return at the end?
[07:28] <asoltys> YankDownUnder that did it! i set it to google's <IP_ADDRESS> and all is well. thanks for the tip.
[07:28] <luw> use the terminal!
[07:29] <rob36> i am hoping someone can help me connect to the internet. i have a compaq laptop running windows 7. i used the windows installer to dual boot ubuntu. everything boots up fine, it says it connected to my wifi after i entered the key, but i can't access the internet. any suggestions?
[07:29] <luw> hay does anyone here have verizon internet?
[07:29] <YankDownUnder> asoltys, Coolbeans - you're buying the beer.
[07:29] <asoltys> now a part of me is curious as to why this DNS problem wasn't occurring in Windows though??
[07:29] <YankDownUnder> luw, My mother in Texas does - she ain't happy wif 'em
[07:30] <YankDownUnder> asoltys, Not sure - however, Winders is generally heaps slaggier than unix/bsd/linux
[07:30] <terBot> Hello, my ubuntu 10.04 (lucid) does not show kernel boot options, how do i enable it?
[07:30] <augur> hmm. anyone know why grub would install from a usb key onto the key itself and not onto the main drive? and more importantly, how to install grub on the main drive?
[07:31] <asoltys> yeah, i stay away from it when i can :)  well, thanks again
[07:31] <luw> YankDownUnder: i think they are ok.  there was talk about them ipv6 testing and i was looking for a way to be on that list
[07:31] <YankDownUnder> terBot, You can edit the /etc/default/grub file for options
[07:32] <YankDownUnder> luw, I don't reckon me mum would even know what IPv6 was - let alone what TCPIP was... :)
[07:32] <luw> augur: because you selected to install on the drive?
[07:32] <augur> it didnt give me an option! :(
[07:33] <Athar> I just created an image of a ~58 GB partition using "dd if=/dev/sda2 conv=sync,noerror bs=1M | gzip -c  > file" - now when viewing the contents of the .gz file, the uncompressed size is shown as 1.6 GB. Is that normal and will it decompress correctly?
[07:33] <terBot> YankDownUnder: I commented GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT and GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET but no luck. Is there something else i should be doing?
[07:33] <YankDownUnder> terBot, Um...did you run "update-grub" after you did all that fancy stuff?
[07:33] <luw> YankDownUnder: i hear ya.  my parents cant find the power button for the computer
[07:34] <YankDownUnder> luw, This is yet another reason why I talked me oldies into getting a HUGE Mac...
[07:34] <terBot> YankDownUnder: Nope. Let me give it a go
[07:34] <luw> augur: are you sure about that?
[07:35] <augur> not entirely but fairly :P
[07:35] <luw> lol i seee
[07:35] <thtdude94> Hello, can anyone help me with Eclipse? I am trying to run my code but I have no idea how to do it on ubuntu.
[07:35] <luw> try it again and make sure you are selecting the big drive
[07:35] <augur> im quite confident in it but not confident enough :p
[07:36] <luw> oh and make sure its not just /boot on the usb
[07:36] <augur> well im just going to use grub-install
[07:36] <ohzie> maco, Okay, trying this a slightly different way....do you know of a robust copying program that won't give me any long path problems and will log the copy?
[07:36] <maco> ohzie: nope
[07:36] <bsdfreak> ootz
[07:36] <ohzie> I need a log with a summary that says how many items failed(hopefully zero!)
[07:36] <ohzie> maco, is there any way to tell if any files fail with the normal "cp" command?
[07:37] <maco> ohzie: itll say when they fail. redirect stderr to a file?
[07:37] <ohzie> !
[07:37] <ohzie> Is that like
[07:37] <ohzie> cp blah blah -RF | log.txt?
[07:38] <maco> ohzie: no, | grabs stdout
[07:38] <ohzie> how do I grab stderr?
[07:38] <YankDownUnder> cp -Rf blah blah | grep error | copyerrors.txt
[07:38] <maco> ohzie: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-3.html  <-- 3.3
[07:39] <maco> YankDownUnder: the errors come out stderr, not stdout. | will only find stdout
[07:40] <luw> YankDownUnder: welp, ill see you later yank
[07:41] <FabParma> is it possible downgrade grub, installing the legacy version? i have to be sure because i have a dual boot configuration  ...
[07:42] <chadi> FabParma: why do you need to downgrade?
[07:43] <jasonwryan> FabParma: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reverting%20to%20GRUB%20Legacy
[07:44] <FabParma> chadi: the old one has many configurations that i like
[07:44] <kd> hi, maybe someone will know what's going on in my computer:)
[07:44] <FabParma> chadi: for instance you can hide the menu
[07:45] <kd> i installed ubuntu 10.04 from a usb drive and everything seems fine (on a new computer)
[07:46] <kd> but i have to have the usb stick plugged in to boot the system from the hard drive
[07:46] <terBot> YankDownUnder: Thanks.. the update-grub was all i needed.
[07:46] <YankDownUnder> terBot, Coolbeans. Beer's on you.
[07:46] <holgi> hallo mauce
[07:46] <terBot> :)
[07:46] <kd> if not, i have an error like "no system-disk or disk error" or so
[07:46] <BentFran`> I installed 10.04 on a fresh disk and took the default of one big partition.  now before I get too far, can I repartition it or do I have to start over?
[07:47] <kd> i need the usb stick just to begin booting, then i can plug it off without any problems
[07:47] <kd> so what's going on?:)
[07:47] <mauce> hi
[07:47] <mauce> leuts
[07:47] <FabParma> jasonwryan: thank you for the link. it is a very detailed guide
[07:47] <bazhang> !ot | mauce
[07:47] <trouble> How do \i use supergrub to repair my ubuntu grub? please help :)
[07:47] <albech> I am suddenly getting this error when running my backup script, which mount a cifs share on a Windows machine: mount error 127 = Key has expired
[07:48] <YankDownUnder> BentFran`, You can "resize" the partition and create more if you so desire - just use the liveCD to do it
[07:48] <albech> does that mean the account password on the windows machine has expired?
[07:48] <ohzie> BentFran`, I think gparted can resize partitions if they're not mounted. Try booting into the 10.04 livecd or a helix livecd and running gparted.
[07:48] <bazhang> trouble, you dont. check the grub2 wiki
[07:48] <albech> its has been running fine for months
[07:48] <ohzie> BentFran`, if it doesn't resize the way you want, I'm not sure if you have to start over. Possibly. :[
[07:48] <BentFran`> YankDownUnder: ohzie: gparted is the partition manager on the LiveCD/installer?
[07:49] <YankDownUnder> BentFran`, Yeppers
[07:50] <BentFran`> ok thanks
[07:51] <Yoeschua> Ola bruderz
[07:52] <kd> anyone has a clue on my usb stick issue?
[07:52] <stratisp> kalimera
[07:52] <Yoeschua> ola ikonia bruder
[07:52] <Yoeschua> kali nikta stratisp brotha
[07:52] <stratisp> ksereikaneis giati den leitourgei to kentro logismikou ???
[07:54] <stratisp> gia paradigma apotigxanw na sindethw me tin http://gr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/i/iptraf/iptraf_3.0.0-7_i386.deb
[07:54] <bazhang> !gr | stratisp
[07:55] <stratisp> ti ennoeite?
[07:55] <J4Y> (may i have a audience for a question?)
[07:55] <maco> !ask | J4Y
[07:55] <bazhang> stratisp, this is english only
[07:55] <bazhang> stratisp, /join #ubuntu-gr
[07:55]  * YankDownUnder wonders if he's typing in English...
[07:56] <IKissAss> lol
[07:56] <stratisp> ok
[07:56] <spinningcompass> YankDownUnder: If you think a rubber is something you use to erase your mistakes, yes.
[07:56] <J4Y> ok, i recently download ubuntu, so i am new to it. I downloaded the plugins to watch youtube videos...and the video plays..but i cannot pause or move back or foward in video
[07:56] <Zelozelos> what if its something u put on ure shoes to keep your feet from gettin wet?
[07:56] <Yoeschua> bazhang brotha: why this is english only?
[07:56] <bazhang> !ot | Zelozelos
[07:57] <Zelozelos> oh jeez
[07:57] <IKissAss> lol
[07:57] <Yoeschua> let's speak chinese
[07:57] <Yoeschua> njihao bazhang brotha
[07:57] <spinningcompass> Yoeschua: Gesundheit :)
[07:58] <trouble> can somebody tell me how to supegrub2 for repairing my ubuntu???
[07:58] <bazhang> trouble, supergrub 2 has nothing to do with ubuntu
[07:58] <trouble> bazhang : there is no sufficient info on wiki
[07:58] <J4Y>  i recently download ubuntu, so i am new to it. I downloaded the plugins to watch youtube videos...and the video plays..but i cannot pause or move back or forward in video
[07:58] <bazhang> trouble, the grub2 wiki is very informative
[07:59] <trouble> bazhang : then which supergrub should I use?
[07:59] <YankDownUnder> trouble, Have you checked in the #grub channel?
[07:59] <bazhang> trouble, grub2
[08:00] <Zelozelos> anyone know why my panel wont autohide correctly, if i enable autohide, it hides, but wont pop out
[08:01] <Wormox> suggestion for a good pdf reader i can run from a USB device on any operating system?
[08:01] <IKissAss> trouble: http://techgage.com/news/repairing_a_broken_grub_2_boot-loader_on_ubuntu/
[08:02] <littlepenguin_> wormox search for java and pdf reader..java runs on any platform
[08:02] <Wormox> hm
[08:02] <spinningcompass> Adobe has a good PDF reader.  I didn't know that "crap" was dirty! Far out!
[08:11] <IKissAss> Can i keep it, please please please!
[08:11] <YankDownUnder> IKissAss, I reckon ya have to beg JUST A BIT more...
[08:11] <littlepenguin_> augur when you installed did you choose take whole hdd?
[08:11] <bazhang> !ot | IKissAss
[08:11] <augur> littlepenguin_: no, i wanted to make sure i could install from minimal on a usb key without screwing things up
[08:12] <littlepenguin_> augur what gives gparted for an error when you want to delete it?
[08:12] <augur> littlepenguin_: unmount any logical partition > 5
[08:12] <augur> problem is, its not mounted
[08:13] <hidnshadows> Has anyone else had it restart on them by itself
[08:13] <spinningcompass> IKissAss: Try "IKissDonkey".
[08:14] <YankDownUnder> hidnshadows, Have you check the APM daemon or ACPI settings? Are you possibly overheating? Could it be Marvin the Martian blasting you with cosmic rays? :)
[08:14] <littlepenguin_> augur pm me the output of mount
[08:14] <augur> what output
[08:14] <littlepenguin_> augur open terminal put
[08:14] <littlepenguin_> mount
[08:14] <hidnshadows> Yankdownunder, I have absolutely no idea what those are. And I would hope he isnt :)
[08:14] <littlepenguin_> in it
[08:15] <hidnshadows> Yankdownunder also, I have a cooling pad so I hope not
[08:15] <augur> littlepenguin_: oh. cant send you any info, its a different machine :p
[08:15] <YankDownUnder> hidnshadows, There have apparently been some issues with either APM or ACPI freaking out and causing systems to reboot - it could, however, also be something with your graphics driver....
[08:15] <ssuuddoo> if i would like help develope a new keyboard layout 2 ubuntu for my language, where should I do it? :D :D ;D
[08:16] <hidnshadows> Yankdownunder, I don't know. It COULD be the fact that it's an EEE PC
[08:16] <YankDownUnder> hidnshadows, nah - they're all good generally with Ubu...it's something else...
[08:16] <littlepenguin_> augur when able to control this machine check mount...all mounting should point to one sda device...if not the second partition is mounted somehow..
[08:16] <hidnshadows> Yankdownunder how would I be able to check the problem log?
[08:17] <YankDownUnder> hidnshadows, Checking something now mate...hang on...
[08:18] <YankDownUnder> hidnshadows, If you go to System / Administration / Logfile Viewer - you should be able to dig through the logs and find something that points to the system shutting down/restarting....
[08:18] <hidnshadows> yankdownunder cheers mate
[08:20] <hidnshadows> yankdownunder actually, what category would that be under?
[08:24] <thtdude94> Anyone here know anything about Eclipse?
[08:24] <hidnshadows> thtdude94 are you referring to the movie?
[08:25] <thtdude94> No, the java script editor program
[08:25] <darolu> thtdude94: what problem do you have with eclipse?
[08:25] <thtdude94> darolu: I don't know how to make it run my code. Last time I used it, on windows, it was just a play button.
[08:26] <AMAN_1987> can anyone tell me how to specify modules explicitly in grub???? My grub was installed in /dev/sda and now i m trying to installed it in Ubuntu partition /dev/sda3. Can any one help in this matter?
[08:26] <augur> this is ridiculous
[08:27] <ethanp> hi all
[08:27] <hidnshadows> ethanp hello there
[08:28] <ethanp> I'm using lubuntu from a live-cd
[08:29] <ethanp> is everyone here from all over the world?
[08:29] <hidnshadows> ethanp I'm from Kansas in the states, but if you want to talk about that, please use the off-topic board
[08:30] <darolu> AMAN_1987: if you are using grub2 edit the /etc/defGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="" line, you can specify modules there; don't forget to run update-grub after saving the fileault/grub file, look for the
[08:30] <IdleOne> ethanp: yes, this channel #ubuntu is for support discussion but if you feel like just chatting there is #ubuntu-offtopic you can join to "chit chat" if you like
[08:30] <ethanp> oh I am sorry
[08:30] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: you don't specify modules in grub; are you just trying to install grub on another partition?
[08:30] <IdleOne> ethanp: no worries, you're new.
[08:30] <darolu> AMAN_1987: in case you're using grub legacy, add the module lines to your kernel /boot line.
[08:31] <ethanp> #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:31] <IdleOne> ethanp: type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:31] <ethanp> thank you
[08:31] <IdleOne> welcome :)
[08:32] <darolu> AMAN_1987: Sorry I just read what I typed earlier, edit your /etc/default/grub file; search for the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="" line and add your module lines there.
[08:33] <hidnshadows> Allright thanks to everyone who helps others
[08:33] <hidnshadows> I'm gonna go to bed. Night
[08:33] <Alazare> is the nouveau driver (open sourece reverse engineered POS) driver in karmic koala?
[08:33] <augur> does /anyone/ here know how to put grub in the mbr of a machine?
[08:33] <augur> surely there is some way to force this to happen
[08:34] <Alazare> is the nouveau driver (open sourece reverse engineered POS) driver in karmic koala?
[08:35] <darolu> Alazare: I don't think so
[08:35] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, darolu, actually i have xp on sda1, rhel5 on sda2 and ubuntu on sda3. And i just want to use chainload in RHEL's grub 0.97. RHEL's grub is in /dev/sda and thats why i was trying to install grub2 of ubuntu in /dev/sda3 but it says "Auto-detection of the filesystem module failed. Please specify the module with the option `--modules' explicitly."
[08:36] <augur> guess not
[08:37] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: you don't need to install grub to sda3 if you are chainloading...
[08:37] <Alazare> time to give karmic a shot
[08:37] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, but grub 0.97 doesn't support ext4 filesystem.
[08:38] <ohzie> Alazare, I've had great luck with lucid on my desktop. Not so much no my server.
[08:38] <mikeru> hey
[08:38] <ad_> bonjour j'ai besoin de lancé un serveur open-ssh suplémentaire avec un fichier de conf diferent ou modifier pour lancé 2 serveur au lieux de 1 /etc/init.d/ssh ?
[08:38] <rww> ubottu: fr | ad_
[08:38] <ohzie> Alazare, so I have Karmik on the server atm.
[08:38] <augur> how do i find the mbr on a machine
[08:38] <Alazare> long story shot i cant get the nouveau driver to remove it wont let me install nvidia's drivers at all
[08:38] <augur> hows that? does anyone know how to do that?
[08:38] <Alazare> thus i cant game
[08:38] <mikeru> I can't read some folders from my Mac OS X partition. I've already set them to o+rx but I can't access them without being root
[08:38] <Alazare> ill have 1min smoothe 15 seconds 1fps...
[08:38] <Alazare> rinse repeat
[08:38] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: Ah: there's the rub... Now I see your dilema
[08:39] <rww> ad_: you probably want the -f switch to sshd somewhere, though.
[08:39] <mikeru> ls -lha for the folder: drwxr--r-x 1 501 dialout  13 2010-05-19 09:02 Music
[08:39] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, hehe.....finally you got my problem....:)
[08:39] <mikeru> shouldn't that let me access them?
[08:40] <ad_> rww,  yes thanks
[08:41] <tuxsbro_> should I add a 32 big repo for installing 32 big dependencies (on a 64 bit install)
[08:41] <tuxsbro_> bit
[08:41] <mikeru> ..
[08:41] <mikeru> tuxsbro_: you can't.
[08:41] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: upgrading RHEL to grub 2 not an option?
[08:41] <Alazare> can anyone help me remove neauva driver in ubuntu 10.04?
[08:41] <hannes815> hay. I got a problem with my grub2 (I activated my windows partition and now It only boots up to grub-rescue). I followed this guide http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide but I can't do the command sudo mount --bind /proc /mnt/proc. the terminal tells me that there is no such directory or file
[08:41] <rww> tuxsbro_: nope. Ubuntu's package manager doesn't support mixing multiple architectures like that
[08:42] <tuxsbro_> whats the best way to get 32 big dependencies then?
[08:42] <tuxsbro_> bit
[08:42] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, i tried but no its not possible then someone got me remembered about chainloading thats why i was trying it....Can you jsut tell me how can i specify modules in grub while installing???
[08:43] <mikeru> hey
[08:43] <mikeru> I can't read some folders from my Mac OS X partition. I've already set them to o+rx but I can't access them without being root
[08:44] <mikeru> ls -lha for the folder: drwxr--r-x 1 501 dialout  13 2010-05-19 09:02 Music. shouldn't that be enough for me to access them?
[08:44] <rww> tuxsbro_: perhaps you mean "dependencies" in a different way from me, but all packages in the 64-bit repository depend on other 64-bit packages. the vast, vast majority of the Ubuntu archive is built for both 64-bit and 32-bit.
[08:45] <tuxsbro_> I am trying to run a 32 bit binary and it is telling me it cannot open a shared object
[08:46] <mikeru> tuxsbro_: then download a 64-bit binary
[08:47] <ikonia> tuxsbro_: what are you trying to run and how was it installed
[08:47] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Chain_002dloading
[08:47] <ibrahim-kasem> hi
[08:47] <tuxsbro_> it is N http://www.thewayoftheninja.org/n_downloads.html
[08:47] <tuxsbro_> its a binary blob
[08:47] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: insmod {module} should work...
[08:48] <ibrahim-kasem> when installing the new lucid the installer freezes on step4 when building the file system ex4 ?? the iso file is okay i used md5
[08:48] <ikonia> tuxsbro_: ok, the chances are then, it's pre-linked to 32bit libraries in specific places, that are not on your 64bit system
[08:48] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, thanks bro......:)
[08:49] <ibrahim-kasem> when installing the new lucid the installer freezes at 5% when building the file system ex4 ?? the iso file is okay i used md5
[08:49] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, i m trying, if i am successfull in that then will notify you....:)
[08:49] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: hopefully, it will work. Cool
[08:49] <AMAN_1987> :)
[08:50] <mikeru> tuxsbro_: try sudo apt-get ia32-libs
[08:50] <rdw200169> mikeru: you could take a shot and assign a group to those hard-to-access directories then match that # to a group your user has
[08:50] <tuxsbro_> mikeru: already got it
[08:50] <ibrahim-kasem> mikeru, hi there
[08:51] <mikeru> rdw200169, they're different partitions... Mac OS X & ubuntu
[08:51] <rdw200169> mikeru: nevermind.
[08:51] <seglem> hi, i installed compiz. but how do i start it?
[08:51] <ikonia> seglem: compiz is already installed on ubuntu
[08:51] <mikeru> seglem: compiz --replace
[08:52] <ikonia> seglem: how did you install compiz when it's already installed ?
[08:52] <mikeru> seglem: it is indeed already installed in ubuntu
[08:52] <mikeru> ikonia: maybe -but very very unlikely - (s)he's using some very old version of ubuntu
[08:52] <ikonia> mikeru: lets find out
[08:53] <seglem> compiz --replace doesn't work
[08:53] <soreau> ! work | seglem
[08:53] <ikonia> seglem: how did you install compiz when compiz is already installed
[08:53] <mikeru> seglem: maybe you're already running it, yet you don't know
[08:53] <mikeru> hahahaa i love that work trigger
[08:54] <seglem> ok, maybe it's already running... how ti configure then?
[08:54] <ikonia> seglem: how did you install compiz when compiz is already installed
[08:54] <soreau> ! ccsm | seglem
[08:54] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia, can you help me please ? <ubottu> seglem: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too.
[08:54] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: you need to ask a question then
[08:54] <soreau> heh
[08:54] <mikeru> ibrahim-kasem, what was that? and hi
[08:55] <tuxsbro_> got it working but - WTF its just a flash game
[08:55] <mikeru> tuxsbro_, wasn't it a kernel module?
[08:55] <ikonia> tuxsbro_: please control your language, "wtf" is not acceptable, we know what it means, so please don't use it
[08:55] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia, I am trying to install 10.04 amd64 desktop on my laptop but the installer freezes on 5% when building the ex4 file system
[08:56] <mikeru> ibrahim-kasem, try waiting more time :)
[08:56] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: how long has it froze for ?
[08:56] <Raptors> Anyone here have SC2?
[08:56] <ikonia> Raptors: sc2 ?
[08:56] <ibrahim-kasem> mikeru, I am waiting but it freezes completely :(
[08:57] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: does the mouse move ?
[08:57] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia,  no the mouse stops also
[08:57] <Raptors> I'm trying to figure out how to use the guess pass.
[08:57] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: ok, so that sounds like a hard lock
[08:57] <ikonia> Raptors: what is sc2 ?
[08:57] <Raptors> ikepanhc, starcraft 2
[08:57] <Raptors> game
[08:57] <Raptors> When I connect it says there isn't a a copy of the game associated with the account
[08:57] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: the most likley cause for hard lockups is either a.) hardware problem b.) incompatible hardware with ubuntu
[08:57] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia, i can install 9.10 simply not any issue also I made sure that iso file is okay using md5
[08:57] <ikonia> Raptors: ok, that's nothing to do with ubuntu
[08:58] <mikeru> Raptors: try /join #wine
[08:58] <mikeru> no
[08:58] <mikeru> #winehq
[08:58] <seglem> ok i just needed to install the compiz manager. problem solved. thx
[08:58] <ikonia> seglem: how did you install compiz when compiz is already installed
[08:59] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: while being able to install 9.10 is useful, it doesn't rule out a hardware or hardware compatibliliity issue
[08:59] <Kruptein> Hey I've always installed ubuntu for the entire disk on my previous computers, but now I've bought a new laptop, and I want to install it side by side with windows,  but that option has dissapeared from the install options?
[08:59] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: at the same time a hard lock can be caused be something as easy as overclocking/over heating
[08:59] <Kruptein> I can only do an entire install or a manually select partition install =o
[09:00] <seglem> i thought i installed it, but of course it has been there all the time
[09:00] <jasonwryan> Kruptein: sounds like you need the manually select partition option...
[09:00] <soreau> ikonia: He probably meant he discovered compiz, which was already installed ;)
[09:01] <seglem> soreau: you*re right   ;-)
[09:01] <Kruptein> jasonwryan, yes okay but if I do that, and don't change anything and press next  it gives me an error that I didn't select a base partiton  and I can't select it anywhere
[09:01] <cambosandman> I am trying to use ubuntu-desktop 10.04 on some sort of Hasee box that has a 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[09:01] <jasonwryan> Kruptein: have you created a partition to install in on (beside windoze)?
[09:02] <cambosandman> The when in lubuntu it is fine but if I use gnome it freezes after 10 to 30 seconds
[09:02] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia, I will try installing using a usb flash disc I hope it works.
[09:02] <cambosandman> Is there a fix for this yet?
[09:02] <Kruptein> jasonwryan do you have to do that first if you select specify partition manually?
[09:02] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, is there any command to check filesystem of the current system??
[09:02] <ikonia> ibrahim-kasem: be interested if it does, I don't think it will though to be honest
[09:03] <jasonwryan> Kruptein: if the only partition on the drive has windoze on it, yes
[09:03] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia, really strange :(
[09:03] <ibrahim-kasem> ikonia, thnx anyway .
[09:03] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: fdisk -l
[09:05] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, it doen't show the filesystem but i get info by checking the partition  properties...:)
[09:06] <woah> hey guys, i have ubuntu 10.04 installed and its ive configured it to my needs, is there a way to make this my install all the time?
[09:06] <chadi-afk> how can I know if ubuntu is recognizing my IR receiver?
[09:06] <woah> i mean is there a way to back this up so i can restore it on any pc without the need to reinstall from the strat and configure everything all over again
[09:07] <woah> start*
[09:07] <songer> hello
[09:07] <Kruptein> woah  I think there is something called oneConf although that still is in development
[09:07] <trijntje> woah, if you have a seperate home partition you can back that up to restore your settings
[09:07] <jasonwryan> AMAN_1987: my bad - that would be mount :)
[09:08] <songer> i'm looking some tool to make a flashdrive multiboot
[09:08] <Galie0> anyone available to answer a noob ssh question for me?
[09:08] <woah> trijntje, its not
[09:08] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, yeah it happens sometimes....:) but you stil a PRO....:)
[09:08] <woah> kruhft, any other way?
[09:08] <Kruptein> jasonwryan, the installer disk says there are 4 OS's
[09:08] <songer> i fonund multibootisos but for windows
[09:09] <Kruptein> although I did a fresh install of windows on a new laptop :o
[09:09] <Kruptein> and why is the 'side by side' install option gone
[09:09] <AMAN_1987> jasonwryan, ok buddy i m going for reboot.....bbye...:)
[09:09] <AMAN_1987> cya later
[09:11] <cambosandman> What is the most likely cause for gnome to freeze in 10.04 with  00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)?
[09:11] <rww> cambosandman: possibly compiz
[09:12] <cambosandman> is compiz enabled by default?
[09:12] <bilalakhtar> rww: Howdy!
[09:12] <mikeru> cambosandman, it is, I believe...
[09:12] <rww> cambosandman: depends on your hardware. possibly, it thinks it should and your hardware doesn't support it
[09:13] <mikeru> cambosandman, why don't you pastebin your /var/log/syslog ?
[09:13] <rww> bilalakhtar: g'day
[09:13] <cambosandman> lxde works fine
[09:13] <rww> lxde, I'd imagine, doesn't use compositing by default
[09:14] <cambosandman> mikeru, is syslog.1 my last log?
[09:14] <mikeru> cambosandman, syslog
[09:14] <mikeru> it includes other boots, not only the current one
[09:14] <Toxicsg> Where are my fonts and are they used system wide, I have different fonts in gimp on my desktop than on my laptop yet both Lucid?
[09:15] <bilalakhtar> Toxicsg: Did you explicitly install any fonts?
[09:15] <Toxicsg> No
[09:15] <mikeru> Toxicsg, verify if System -> Appearance » Fonts match
[09:16] <guzu> hello all
[09:16] <ibrahim-kasem> guzu, hello
[09:16] <hannes815> hi. I'm still trying to reinstall grub with ubuntu.com wiki, but the command sudo update-grub2 does not automatically detect my devices but gives me the error that cannot find a device for /
[09:17] <guzu> can i run http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu/releases.ubuntu.com/10.04/ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso on x86_64 intel?
[09:17] <mikeru> guzu: yes.
[09:17] <mikeru> the reason it says amd64 is because AMD invented the technology, and Intel later licensed it
[09:17] <guzu> mikeru, thank you
[09:17] <guzu> ok then :)
[09:18] <Toxicsg> mikeru the fonts do match in system/apperance/fonts
[09:18] <mikeru> Toxicsg,  GIMP is weird then.
[09:19] <air> does ubuntu come with a graphical firewall program to drop incoming packets from an IP?
[09:19] <cambosandman> mikeru, rwww, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/MmUHq46F
[09:20] <trijntje> air, you can try guwf
[09:20] <mikeru> cambosandman, what was the last time it froze?
[09:20] <mikeru> cambosandman, nvm
[09:21] <cambosandman> 10 to 15 minutes ago. When I was in gnome then I reboot
[09:21] <shiftingcontrol> i am using core2duo when i saw my cpu usage i shows cpu1:96.4% and cpu 2:98.4%,main memory 414mb out of 3.0gb,i am running vlc,system monitor,opened two external hard disk,xchat alone.can any one got any idea wot s going wrong?
[09:22] <mikeru> cambosandman, the kernel seems to not have logged anything. I'd say it's a hard lock, fault of the graphics card. (as suggested before)
[09:22] <guzu> shiftingcontrol, run top from terminal
[09:22] <norath> : )
[09:22] <cambosandman> what is nvm? mikeru
[09:22] <mikeru> cambosandman, nevermind
[09:23] <cambosandman> ok
[09:23] <visof> hello is there a command to get a list of all installed packages on my system ?
[09:23] <mikeru> cambosandman, anyway. may I suggest... disabling compiz?
[09:23] <rww> visof: dpkg -l
[09:23] <shiftingcontrol> guzu:it list all active process same as ps aux
[09:23] <cambosandman> Is there a way to disable compiz from lxde?
[09:23] <guzu> shiftingcontrol, ok, but what's on top?
[09:23] <mikeru> cambosandman, hmmmm.. why don't you just uninstall it :D ?
[09:24] <mikeru> apt-get remove compiz
[09:24] <mikeru> (sudo)
[09:24] <cambosandman> i'll try that. Thanks
[09:24] <shiftingcontrol> top - 13:54:20 up  1:40,  3 users,  load average: 5.94, 5.26, 4.88
[09:24] <shiftingcontrol> Tasks: 211 total,   7 running, 201 sleeping,   2 stopped,   1 zombie
[09:24] <shiftingcontrol> Cpu(s): 19.7%us, 71.0%sy,  0.0%ni,  0.0%id,  0.0%wa,  0.0%hi,  9.3%si,  0.0%st
[09:24] <shiftingcontrol> Mem:   2963820k total,  1698188k used,  1265632k free,   208872k buffers
[09:24] <shiftingcontrol> Swap:  2722976k total,        0k used,  2722976k free,  1026816k cached
[09:24] <FloodBot2> shiftingcontrol: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:24] <shiftingcontrol> ok
[09:25] <guzu> shiftingcontrol, man top
[09:26] <cambosandman> mikeru, hopefully see you at gnome!
[09:26] <songer> help to make multiboot flash drive
[09:27] <songer> i found multiboot but it seem works only with 2gb and mine is 4gb
[09:28] <shiftingcontrol> guzu:top shows 3 users wot does tad mean?
[09:29] <domedagen> Need help partitioning my HDD. have 120GB free space and 20GB xubuntu which I want to be the same partition. If I mount root on both do they become the same?
[09:30] <domedagen> Fresh install from 10.04 DVD
[09:31] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, no they don't
[09:31] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, you're going to have to grow the size of the xubuntu to fill the free space
[09:32] <blendmaster1024> I can't be very specific in text .. maybe someone better at describing stuff can :P
[09:32] <Jordan_U> hannes815: Follow http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide and make sure that you mount the correct partition to /mnt.
[09:32] <domedagen> No I meant that I want to replace xubuntu with Ubuntu
[09:33] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, then I have no idea what you meant, try restating?
[09:33] <knightstalker> Hello,why do Ubuntu block wine,it says the exe file I am trying to open is not marked as executable -(
[09:33] <ethanp> hello,is it possible to install xubuntu on disc ? with out live-cd,I'm now pretend a live-cd on disc using grub4dos.
[09:33] <blendmaster1024> knightstalker, it's not a problem with ubuntu
[09:33] <blendmaster1024> knightstalker, it's an easily fixed problem with the file
[09:33] <knightstalker> blendmaster1024,and how to fix?
[09:33] <mikeru> knightstalker, Right click it, Properties, Permissions, Check Execute
[09:34] <mikeru> I believe...
[09:34] <knightstalker> okay,thanks
[09:34] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: I'm in the installer and need to setup the partition step 4 of7
[09:34] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, ahh
[09:34] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, and you're installing plain ubuntu?
[09:34] <knightstalker> mikeru,its correct,Thanks
[09:34] <Toxicsg> Can I download more fonts?
[09:34] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: plain ubuntu?
[09:34] <cambosandman> still getting the mouse/keyboard freeze in gnome in 10.04 with compize removed :(
[09:35] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, as in, just ubuntu, not xubuntu or kubuntu or other
[09:35] <domedagen> GNOME Ubuntu yes
[09:36] <domedagen> Is ubuntu or Ubuntu? Logo says ubuntu but the text says Ubuntu
[09:36] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, right. so is the free space right next to the xubuntu on your harddrive?
[09:37] <woah> so guys, is there a way to make an image of my ubuntu install after i configured it so if want to reinstall it i would just use that image?
[09:37] <domedagen> Yes
[09:37] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, and do you want to keep any data from xubuntu?
[09:37] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: No
[09:37] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, and just for future reference, you *do* know that you don't need to reinstall to get a different version of ubuntu, right?
[09:38] <blendmaster1024> they can be converted easily, for instance I just got done turning my ubuntu into lubuntu
[09:38] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: No I didn't but this is a new version also
[09:38] <Moraswi> my system wants manual checking of the file system. when I use umount, it says the device is busy? how must I go about it?
[09:38] <woah> hmm whats lubuntu?
[09:38] <livingdaylight> it seems Banshee is getting to be the haWt #1 choice defacto for doing music with.
[09:38] <livingdaylight> this despite the mono debacle
[09:38] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, anyway, delete the xubuntu partition, and then create a new partition that takes the entire space
[09:39] <blendmaster1024> woah, it's based on lxde, very lightweight, even more than xubuntu
[09:39] <blendmaster1024> nice thing about it is that I can actually use my dying laptop :P
[09:39] <danish1162> any one there for help
[09:39] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: It's not that simple. I also have an storage partition which I haven't mentioned yet. I don't wqant to erase it
[09:39] <Xeross> I have exported openssh keys from putty however my gnome keyring says they have an invalid file format, any idea why, would the extension I gave em matter ?
[09:40] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, then don't delete it?
[09:40] <blendmaster1024> !ask | danish1162
[09:40] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: 3 partition needs to be one but I want to keep the fourth
[09:41] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, ok ... so delete #3 and make a new partition
[09:41] <blendmaster1024> what are you going on about? o.O
[09:41] <blendmaster1024> oh! do you not know about the manual partition editor?
[09:41] <domedagen> eed help partitioning my HDD. have 120GB free space and 20GB xubuntu which I want to be the same partition. If I mount root on both do they become the same?
[09:41] <domedagen> Was my original question
[09:41] <hannes815> Jordan_U: I did follow this guide, I'm having the problem after ... seems like grub is trying to boot from another uuid, but in my grub.cfg there are the correct ones (for ubuntu and windows)
[09:42] <andyn> partition names don't have to be in the same order than they're physically on the disk
[09:42] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, I think you're missing something and I think I don't understand what you're missing to tell you
[09:42] <danish1162> someone help me
[09:42] <blendmaster1024> !ask | danish1162
[09:43] <blendmaster1024> danish1162, ask your question already!!
[09:43] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: Using the manual partition setup
[09:43] <danish1162> i need some application for ubuntu to manage my shop inventory
[09:43] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: brb
[09:44] <danish1162> i need some application for ubuntu to manage my shop inventory blendmaster1024
[09:44] <danish1162> a simple one
[09:44] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: You press change on a partition and it ask Use as ext4 and then mount point
[09:44] <blendmaster1024> domedagen, right
[09:45] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: If I make / mount point on both do they become the same?
[09:45] <blendmaster1024> they do not.
[09:45] <blendmaster1024> it will probably error, or it will try to mount both on /; this will cause some serious crap.
[09:46] <domedagen> Should I just install in on the free space and then use gparted instead?
[09:46] <blendmaster1024> no
[09:46] <blendmaster1024> delete the xubuntu partition already
[09:46] <blendmaster1024> select it, click the delete button along next to the change button
[09:46] <danish1162> any 1 help me
[09:46] <danish1162> there
[09:47] <andyn> danish1162: that requires some extensive knowledge, i suggest reading books on that topic or buying it as a service
[09:47] <domedagen> danish1162: What's a shop inventory?
[09:48] <danish1162> computer shop
[09:48] <abhijit> hi
[09:48] <blendmaster1024> abhijit, hello
[09:48] <domedagen> danish1162: What is it supposed to do? Host an internet store?
[09:48] <danish1162> i need for my stuff for whole shop product
[09:49] <danish1162> not for networking inventory
[09:49] <danish1162> for a busniess purpose
[09:49] <hannes815> can anyone tell me why my grub.cfg has the right uuid but will not recognize them on boot?
[09:50] <blendmaster1024> hannes815, I probably could but I need to go now. sorry :/
[09:50] <hannes815> thanks though ;)
[09:51] <domedagen> "i need for my stuff for whole shop product" consider revising
[09:51] <domedagen> blendmaster1024: You said no the gparted?
[09:54] <domedagen> danish1162: Is this what you mean http://ezinearticles.com/?Three-Reasons-Inventory-Tracking-is-Important-for-Your-Internet-Business&id=114858
[09:55] <mikubuntu> what's happened to my 10.04 .. it has slowed down a LOT in the last couple days (i think after an update), and now update doesn't seem able to complete i get this message :: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/474437/
[09:56] <guzu> \hmm, x86_64 is not rebooting either
[09:58] <domedagen> I found what he was looking for I think http://www.xentrik.net/software/online_shop_software_storedit.html
[10:04] <filiberto> buongiorno a tutti
[10:04] <trijntje> !it
[10:05] <robertpayne> Hey all :)
[10:06] <guzu> hi
[10:06] <Ubuntuyoungkadet> Hello, I have just installed ubuntu 10.04, and plugged in a usb memory stick. I forgot it was infected with a trojan downloader, autorun.inf file I think. Will I be affected?
[10:06] <Ubuntuyoungkadet> I don't have wine installed or anything like this.
[10:07] <jrib> Ubuntuyoungkadet: no
[10:07] <Ubuntuyoungkadet> jrib,  Windows viruses are not compatible with the linux architecture?
[10:07] <jrib> Ubuntuyoungkadet: nope
[10:07] <Ubuntuyoungkadet> jrib,  Woohoo, nice!  I'm getting this error when attempting to launch: It appears '/home/livingdaylight/.nicotine/plugins' is not a directory, not loading plugins. running n+1.2.12 in ubuntu gnome 10.4
[10:14] <Virusless> hi all
[10:15] <Virusless> i need some help with a wifi driver in ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[10:15] <mikubuntu> my 10.04 has slowed down to a crawl in the last couple days (i think after an update) and now i get this message when i tried to complete an update :: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/474437/
[10:15] <abhijit> !wifi | Virusless
[10:16] <Virusless> the WifiDocs doesnt help me. i have a link up but its in italian ...and some of the DL's on it don't work
[10:17] <Virusless> http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php/topic,334176.0.html
[10:17] <israfel> Looks like it can't find the repository.
[10:18] <israfel> Have you tried removing the old drivers and searching for new ones?
[10:18] <israfel> I'm assuming you're running it wired at the moment.
[10:18] <Virusless> i dont think it has old drivers for this usb Wifi chip.
[10:18] <Virusless> no. im running windows 7 (duelbooting)
[10:19] <drew> hey
[10:19] <israfel> Ah, a USB wireless adapter. I've hat a ton of issues with those.
[10:19] <mikubuntu> a new (and appropo) word is born: duelbooting
[10:19] <duffydack> mikubuntu, its saying it cant contact 2 repo`s.. the canonical one works from here but the other one does not...
[10:19] <israfel> Mine was a Belkin
[10:20] <israfel> Duelbooting. When 2 OSes want to boot at the same time.
[10:20] <mikubuntu> duffydack, so it could be a prob with my isp or connection?
[10:20] <Guest39181> does anyone know how to get ubuntu to run photoshop cs3
[10:20] <Virusless> all i know about the wifi "dongle" is that its a Sitecom WL-608, which is what the link was to install drivers for. some files were missing
[10:20] <mikubuntu> israfel, no, that's duAlbooting
[10:21] <israfel> You'll have to run PS in wine, correct?
[10:21] <mikubuntu> duelbooting would be a different thing .. lol
[10:21] <Guest39181> i tryed wine but wine wont reconize it
[10:21] <duffydack> mikubuntu, try apt-get update again after removing the remobo repo.
[10:21] <israfel> Dual means they get along. Duel is when they don't. lol
[10:21] <Virusless> PS?, i dont have Wine. thats the next thing to install
[10:21] <mikubuntu> duffydack: ok, i try
[10:21] <Guest39181> wine said some error
[10:21] <duffydack> mikubuntu, the remobo site doesnt offer a repo, just plain debs.
[10:22] <israfel> PS, photoshop. But unless it's designed for linux, you'll have to run it in a virtual windows sandbox.
[10:22] <Virusless> i see.
[10:22] <oCean_> Guest39181: in that case, better askin #winehq
[10:22] <israfel> wine can't run everything. Photoshop works on a very low level to try to improve rendering. Especially CS2+
[10:23] <Guest39181> is there a way i can make gimp act photoshop
[10:23] <oCean_> Guest39181: those are not the same programs, so no
[10:23] <Guest39181> anything like photoshop
[10:23] <Guest39181> at all
[10:23] <domedagen> Guest39181:  What do you mean?
[10:23] <Guest39181> with layers
[10:23] <oCean_> Guest39181: gimp does work with layers
[10:24] <Guest39181> yeah but its not the same as photoshop
[10:24] <Guest39181> its like takes me 5 times longer with gimp then photoshop
[10:24] <oCean_> Guest39181: there you have it. As I said they're two different programs.
[10:24] <domedagen> Guest39181: What feature are you looking for?
[10:24] <israfel> Guest39181, THey're different programs, so you'll need to learn how GIMP does it. But the transition isn't so hard.
[10:24] <duffydack> Guest39181,  gimp aint that hard.  it works with layers but its native format is xcf (like photoshops psd)
[10:24] <oCean_> Guest39181: make your pick, and go with that program
[10:25] <Guest39181> thanks for the help
[10:25] <Virusless> whats the best way to get my wifi dongle working, israfel?
[10:25] <duffydack> Guest39181,  lots of tuts on the web... youtube etc.
[10:26] <robertpayne> do you need both SASL and TLS on a mail server if you only accept connections over TLS? Or are passwords still sent as plain text unless SASL is active?
[10:26] <israfel> It's a tough one. Depends on the driver needed. Some work by running it within an adapter, some have Open Source versions.
[10:26] <israfel> Best bet is to look up your specific adapter and see if anyone else found the solution.
[10:27] <Virusless> i have found a solution but it doesnt work (broken links for downloading)
[10:27] <Virusless> http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php/topic,334176.0.html <-- main problem is its in italian
[10:27] <israfel> Often times the driver/adapter isn't even made by the company selling it. ie. ralink and linksys
[10:28] <Virusless> also it says to download a Ralink chipset which seems to be non-existant on their site
[10:28] <israfel> lol, how'd I know it was a ralink.
[10:29] <israfel> OK, I have a ralink driver in my windows box too.
[10:29] <gomunk> hey guys thinking of getting a wireless printer which one you recommend for ubuntu
[10:29] <Virusless> lol. maybe you deal with too much wifi issues :P  (joke)
[10:29] <israfel> Let me check to see... What's the adapter model?
[10:30] <Virusless> Sitecom WL-608 (in tutorial, it said to download "/RT2870STA")
[10:30] <duffydack> gomunk, thats upto you.  your only concern is having a working wifi in your pc
[10:30] <gomunk> my pc is fine its hard line
[10:31] <israfel> Well, the good thing is that Ralink only has 3 packages for USB adapters. So if you want, you can use guess-and-check.
[10:32] <guzu> where can i report a new bug? i'm here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ and i see no "new bug" button
[10:33] <israfel> This isn't going to be fun. You're gonna have to build it.
[10:33] <gomunk> ok stupid newbie question how do i get the trash on my desktop via windows or mac
[10:33] <oCean_> guzu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu hit "report a bug"
[10:34] <Virusless> Israfel: is there an "easy way"?
[10:34] <guzu> oCean_, thank you very much
[10:34] <Virusless> im a basic monkey. i can copy it
[10:35] <gomunk> any one
[10:35] <israfel> Virusless, looking into it now.
[10:35] <Virusless> ok, israfel
[10:35] <israfel> Virusless, There's a site that claims there's a way to do it without building the kernel, checking it now.
[10:36] <Slart> gomunk: what are you trying to do? access the trashcan on your ubuntu system from windows/mac?
[10:36] <israfel> Virusless, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=121393
[10:36] <Virusless> checking now, israfel
[10:37] <gomunk> no just make it on the desktop
[10:37] <gomunk> like on a windows
[10:37] <israfel> Different model, but should use similar drivers.
[10:38] <TraumaPony> Ok, I have a question about dual booting. I have Windows 7 installed on one harddrive, and have just installed a new blank harddrive. If I tell Ubuntu to install on the new HDD, will it automatically dual boot without me having to change the boot order in the BIOS every time I restart?
[10:38] <Slart> gomunk: oh.. you want to show the trashcan icon on the desktop? open a terminal, run gconf-editor, go to apps, nautilus, desktop and check the proper options
[10:38] <Slart> gomunk: it should take effect immediately
[10:39] <Virusless> israfel: i will download all the files, save instructions to a txt file and try it. if it work, i will msg from ubuntu, if not, i will come back and try again.
[10:39] <guzu> oCean_, i'm just too stupid, i can't report bugs on launchpad, sorry
[10:39] <israfel> TraumaPony, SHould be fine, grub will boot from the main HDD.
[10:39] <Virusless> (damn dualboot...doesnt allow me to boot ubuntu and 7 at the same tome on 2 monitors)
[10:39] <Virusless> time*
[10:39] <TraumaPony> Virusless: I plan to use virtualbox to fix that hehe
[10:39] <oCean_> guzu: really? What happened
[10:39] <Slart> Virusless: huh? running two operating systems on the same computer?
[10:40] <israfel> Virusless, Nope, booting 2 OSs at once won't work.
[10:40] <TraumaPony> israfel: So grub will install over the windows 7 loader anyway?
[10:40] <israfel> Yeah, it'll detect the loader and add that OS into the list.
[10:41] <TraumaPony> So this will happen if I choose "Erase and use the entire disk" and select the free one, right?
[10:41] <TraumaPony> I want to be extra sure :P
[10:41] <guzu> oCean_, i've clicked on report a bug, and there was nothing i could use, i've only found a link which brought me back to report a bug
[10:41] <gomunk> slart ok im a noobie any easyer way to do it
[10:41] <notsarah> hi - my question isn't strictly ubuntu-related, but I'll give it a shot. my hard drive with my /home partition on it as well as a windows one failed, and my bios won't recognise it. I've got the hard drive plugged into a usb->IDE cable, and it's plugged into another ubuntu computer. is there any way I might be able to get the data off?
[10:41] <oCean_> guzu: do you have a launchpad account? (log in)
[10:41] <MaRk-I> gomunk: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/show-the-computer-home-network-and-trash-icons-on-your-ubuntu-desktop.html
[10:41] <guzu> oCean_, yes
[10:42] <lucas_is_back> hey guys
[10:42] <guzu> hi
[10:42] <lucas_is_back> how are you?
[10:42] <duffydack> TraumaPony, just make sure it installs grub on the main hd..(its the last question in the install process)
[10:42] <TraumaPony> Oh ok
[10:42] <TraumaPony> Thanks
[10:42] <oCean_> guzu: so when you hit report a bug, you probably got redirected to ubuntu wiki. The actual link is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug/?no-redirect
[10:42] <duffydack> TraumaPony, it will usually pick it anyway.
[10:43] <oCean_> guzu: I don't like the redirect-to-wiki-before-you-can-file-a-bug option either :(
[10:43] <guzu> oCean_, thank you very much, i'd better bookmark this :)
[10:43] <Slart> gomunk: not that I know of.. look.. it isn't that hard.. go to apps, accessories, click on "Terminal", you'll get a new window.. in that window you write "gconf-editor" and press enter.. you'll get another new window with a tree selection thing on the left side.. in that left side find "Apps", and in the subfolder of "Apps", find "Nautilus", and then to the subfolder "Desktop".. now check the right side.. there will be options for showing the trashcan on the de
[10:43] <oCean_> guzu: haha, you expect to file lots of bugs
[10:43] <Virusless> how do i download from the repositories without using ubuntu
[10:43] <Slart> Virusless: packages.ubuntu.com will work in a browser
[10:44] <oCean_> !offline | Virusless
[10:44] <guzu> oCean_, not really, that's why i'll forget it :)
[10:44] <Virusless> thats Start and oCean_
[10:45] <israfel> Virusless, Check out the Ralink drivers for the USB devices: http://www.ralinktech.com/product.php?s=27
[10:45] <israfel> Virusless, I'm guessing it's the RT2571W
[10:46] <israfel> Wait, no.
[10:46] <israfel> Does it have a capabilities?
[10:46] <israfel> Or n?
[10:46] <israfel> 'a' or 'n'
[10:47] <RWolf> when trying to install any package I get the following error: reading database ... 85%dpkg: inrecoverable error, aborted: new line symbol is missing in ghostscript-x package file list. How do I fix it?
[10:47] <TraumaPony> duffydack: There are four options for the boot loader installation; /dev/sda = existing hdd name, /dev/sda1 = "Windows 7(loader)", /dev/sdb = new hdd name, /dev/sdb1 = blank. The default one is /dev/sda... Is that what I should choose?
[10:48] <TraumaPony> There are guides for dual booting windows 7 and and ubuntu, but they all say to install ubuntu first
[10:48] <TraumaPony> :/
[10:48] <israfel> RWolf, Any package? Tried uninstalling something you didn't need as well?
[10:48] <TraumaPony> My google-fu is pretty weak
[10:48] <RWolf> israfel: apt-* just fail
[10:49] <israfel> Have you tried using the package manager in the GUI?
[10:49] <RWolf> israfel: yes, with the same error
[10:50] <QaDeS_> hiyas. my freshly installed 10.4 suspends when i close my laptop lid, although i changed the setting to "blank screen" in power management. any idea what's going on there? is there a workaround?
[10:50] <israfel> RWolf, Sounds like something is corrupted with the package manager. I'd look into reinstalling it.
[10:51] <israfel> RWolf,  Speciafically this "ghostscript"
[10:52] <duffydack> TraumaPony,  sda, if thats your main boot drive.
[10:52] <RWolf> israfel: but how? right now I cannot install nor uninstall things
[10:52] <TraumaPony> k
[10:52]  * TraumaPony clicks install
[10:52] <TraumaPony> God help me
[10:53] <israfel> RWolf, you'll have to do it manually. But it might be an easy fix if it's just an issue with one file. Mainly that ghostscript-x package file list.
[10:54] <israfel> RWolf, Did you find any mention of that error using Google?
[10:54] <RWolf> israfel: where can I find the list in my file system?
[10:54] <RWolf> israfel: unfortunately, the error is localized
[10:55] <RWolf> israfel: so there's no results in google
[10:56] <[nige]> hello, I am trying to match some text field ins a file, the delimeter is two spaces but i cant get awk to match it
[10:56] <duffydack> TraumaPony, no fear
[10:56] <TraumaPony> lol
[10:56] <duffydack> TraumaPony,  its not 1995
[10:57] <TraumaPony> I last tried ubuntu a couple of months ago
[10:57] <TraumaPony> It failed to boot after 3 days
[10:57] <TraumaPony> But would run if I ran it in virtualbox
[10:57] <israfel> RWolf, yeah, everything I'm finding is for dealing with fonts. It's used for printers. Are you trying to print out anything?
[10:57] <israfel> Maybe it'll let you specifically reinstall the ghostscript
[10:57] <duffydack> TraumaPony, if you are scared of installing on real partitions then use the wubi install
[10:58] <TraumaPony> heh, indeed
[10:58] <TraumaPony> Oh well, too late now anyway :P
[10:58] <RWolf> israfel: no, just tried to install some apps, the distro was installed yesterday
[10:58] <rlankfo> TraumaPony: better to dive in head first :D
[10:58] <duffydack> TraumaPony, booting is easily fixed..what was the problem
[10:58] <TraumaPony> I dunno, it would just freeze half way through the kernel startup
[10:59] <TraumaPony> I was just toying around iwth it anyway, no big loss
[10:59] <israfel> DId you make sure that the iso was uncorrupted? If you just installed it then it may not have installed correctly.
[10:59] <TraumaPony> I didn't, no
[10:59] <RWolf> israfel: that was 10.04 alternate cd
[10:59] <TraumaPony> Oh you're talking to him~
[11:00] <qaps> hi
[11:00] <RWolf> israfel: where are the package file lists stored? I'd try to delete them manually
[11:00] <duffydack> israfel, its best to highlight their name, this is a large channel :) like so
[11:02] <israfel> duffydack, I'm aware, but often times I forget.
[11:02] <israfel> RWolf, checking now.
[11:02] <qaps> anybody knows a quick way to go to the main menu (startscreen) in ubuntu netbook ?
[11:02] <qaps> like when you have opened an application and want to go to the menu
[11:04] <duffydack> ? like the button top left ?
[11:04] <israfel> RWolf, have you tried 'apt-get purge'?
[11:05] <israfel> RWolf, or 'apt-get check'?
[11:05] <TraumaPony> duffydack: Yay, it seems to ahve worked. Win7 boots from grub~. I'mma restart and try starting lunix. Thanks for your help, and israfel too <3
[11:05] <RWolf> israfel: check is ok
[11:05] <davep> is there any particular reason that the ubuntu alternate installer doesnt allow custom mount options? it seems silly that 10.10 supports btrfs but there is no way to turn on compression. it wont even pause after partitioning to let you do it manually!
[11:06] <ManDay> Guys, please help me. In Ubuntu my Rt2573 Wireless stick (RT2501) chipset works out of the box, in gentoo it doesnt. as opposed to ubuntu, dmesg does not report "rt73.bin" being loaded although i installed the according tools. What do I have to do to get it w 1orking?
[11:06] <duffydack> TraumaPony, welcome to 2010, we hope you enjoy your stay
[11:06] <TraumaPony> duffydack: Heh. Like I said, only two months ago ubuntu fucked itself :P
[11:06] <RWolf> israfel: purge is going to remove ghostscript-x* ubuntu-desktop*, so I haven't let it go
[11:07] <israfel> Those are the items in the package list that are not letting you do anything. THey're stuck in the list and so nothing else will go through.
[11:08] <israfel> RWolf, They're still selected as needing download. So it tries to install it and crashes, so nothing else will get through.
[11:09] <ltwinner> guys how do i start compiz settings manager from the terminal?
[11:10] <[nige]> nevermind, figured it our using  awk -F" "" "+ ..........
[11:10] <topyli> ltwinner: ccsm
[11:10] <RWolf> israfel: "sudo apt-get purge ghostscript-x" shows the same error
[11:10] <ltwinner> ty mage
[11:10] <ltwinner> mate
[11:10] <radi> can anyone tell me some working weather widget ?
[11:10] <RWolf> israfel: newline and stuff
[11:12] <israfel> RWolf, tried the autoremove?
[11:12] <RWolf> israfel: yes, same thing
[11:13] <israfel> RWolf, Ok, I think I found the solution with google.
[11:14] <oCean_> RWolf: the filelists are in /var/lib/dpkg/info
[11:15] <israfel> RWolf, the corrupted list is in /var/lib/dpkg/info/smbfs.list
[11:15] <israfel> RWolf, Delete or move it.
[11:15] <ManDay> Guys, please help me. In Ubuntu my Rt2573 Wireless stick (RT2501) chipset works out of the box, in gentoo it doesnt. as opposed to ubuntu, dmesg does not report "rt73.bin" being loaded although i installed the according tools. What do I have to do to get it working?
[11:15] <oCean_> RWolf: ofcourse, you could first try a sudo dpkg-reconfigure ghostscript-x
[11:15] <israfel> ManDay, everyone has issues with USB wireless adapters.
[11:16] <ManDay> israfel: well on ubuntu it worked so I sposed id get it wokring on gentoo
[11:16] <RWolf> oCean_: that seems to be right, ghostscript-x.list is filled with FF
[11:16] <israfel> ManDay, This is an ubuntu forum. I haven't used Gentoo.
[11:17] <oCean_> RWolf: maybe move the file and: sudo apt-get install ghostscript-x --reinstall -f
[11:17] <ManDay> israfel: well im more generally asking what it TAKES to get it working - how ubuntu managed
[11:18] <israfel> RWolf, oops, lol the smbfs.list was for a corrupted smbfs file, yours would be ghostscript.list lol
[11:18] <oCean_> ManDay: this is not gentoo help channel, sorry
[11:18] <israfel> ManDay, Not sure. Ubuntu may have come with the drivers intalled. For instance, that adapter may use prism drivers.
[11:18] <israfel> ManDay, What Linux drivers does it use?
[11:19] <andreivic> guys? hello
[11:19] <israfel> ManDay, Try '/join #gentoo.
[11:20] <RWolf> israfel: oCean_: ok, it seems that my flash disk is buggy, because that is not the only corrupted .list file
[11:20] <ManDay> israfel: thanks but im already in #gentoo
[11:20] <oCean_> RWolf: yeah that could be.
[11:21] <oCean_> ManDay: then ask there, not here
[11:21] <israfel> ManDay, Have you tried using a windows driver with ndiswrapper?
[11:21] <ManDay> oCean_: I asked how ubuntu gets this working - this has nothing to do with gentoo
[11:21] <ManDay> israfel: not at all. the driver is there in the kernel
[11:21] <oCean_> ManDay: your issue is on gentoo. Stop asking here.
[11:22] <israfel> ManDay, Are you asking what items are compiled into the kernel to get that specific driver working? Then you'll have to tell me which driver that adapter uses.
[11:22] <nexus6__> is there a programm for emulating windows?
[11:23] <oCean_> !wine | nexus6__
[11:23] <ManDay> israfel: what is the definite way to find that out if im ubuntu ? lsmod?
[11:23] <nexus6__> no i want to emulate windows itself. not a windows programm.
[11:23] <nexus6__> maybe emulating is not the right word... "virtual maschine"
[11:23] <oCean_> !vbox | nexus6__
[11:23] <abhijit> !vm | nexus6__
[11:23] <israfel> ManDay, The best way is to find out from the driver. Trying to find out what's going on in the kernel as it's running isnt easy.
[11:24] <ManDay> israfel: how?
[11:24] <oCean_> !ot
[11:24] <mirja> hi, i am trying to make a persistent lucid usbstick, but usb-creator-gtk doesnt show me the option for it even after formating. i tried it without and its not persistent
[11:24] <bazhang> ManDay, what version of ubuntu are you running? lsb_release -a in terminal please
[11:24] <israfel> ManDay, But the list of supported drivers using prism2_usb driver is to look up prism2_usb
[11:24] <mirja> what should i do? i really need a persistent one
[11:25] <ManDay> bazhang: the latest livecd
[11:25] <ManDay> israfel: ?
[11:25] <ManDay> israfel: i dont understand you
[11:25] <bazhang> ManDay, why a live cd?
[11:25] <oCean_> ManDay: and it works fine using ubuntu right? Only gentoo fails
[11:25] <israfel> ManDay, If you know how to program, check out prism2_usb.c
[11:25] <ManDay> israfel: for what purpose? please make clear what you are refering to
[11:26] <bazhang> ManDay, you're trying to fix a gentoo system?
[11:26] <ManDay> bazhang: because i currently do not have a persisent installation of unbuntu on the machine that requires the driver
[11:26] <Milp_main> How would i go about transferring my / folder including all subfolders and everything via ftp? Which client is best on commandline?
[11:26] <ManDay> bazhang: im trying to find out how ubuntu got the ralink running
[11:26] <ManDay> on ubuntu
[11:26] <gomunk> how do i change my trash icon
[11:26] <guzu> Milp_main, lftp
[11:26] <israfel> ManDay, You want to find out why Ubuntu runs it and not Gentoo. In order to know that, you'll need to know what Gentoo doesn't have that Ubuntu does. Ubuntu compiles it in, so the easiest way is to take that USB stick, and look up the specific driver using Google.
[11:27] <oCean_> israfel: or s/he could ask in #gentoo why it is *not* working
[11:27] <Milp_main> guzu is it easy to use? i tried cftp but its not self explainatory :(
[11:27] <OpenSourceCode> Hello.
[11:27] <gomunk> hey everyone how do i change my trash icon
[11:27] <iceroot> Milp_main: ftp but dont use ftp to transfer /. everything is unencrypted use scp
[11:27] <ManDay> israfel: i can tell you what dmesg says upon plugging it in, it gives to warning about failing to allocate the device with rt2500 driver then loads rt73.bin and then it works - is this enough?!
[11:27] <Milp_main> iceroot what is scp and can i transfer it to a windows machine with it?
[11:28] <guzu> Milp_main, enter lftp, then enter help
[11:28] <iceroot> Milp_main: scp is copy over ssh, i guess windows has scp-clients as well
[11:28] <guzu> Milp_main, also google
[11:29] <Milp_main> Isnt there a command line client for scp or ftp that has a command line gui?
[11:29] <Milp_main> Aptitude like
[11:29] <iceroot> Milp_main: you dont need a gui for that
[11:30] <Milp_main> iceroot yeah i know but its just more comfortable
[11:30] <iceroot> Milp_main: no
[11:30] <iceroot> Milp_main: scp -r user@host:/ .
[11:30] <OpenSourceCode> How can I upgrade to kernel 2.6.35 (the newest stable release) , using Ubuntu 10.04
[11:30] <israfel> ManDay, rt73 driver is a mainline kernel since 2.6.24 So shouldn't gentoo have it?
[11:31] <iceroot> Milp_main: from the client
[11:31] <Milp_main> iceroot uh yeah i first need to find a windows server for it
[11:32] <iceroot> Milp_main: just find a windows-scp client (##windows)
[11:32] <zetheroo> what does one install to get a DVB-T device working?
[11:33] <ikonia> zetheroo: if the cards supported they work out the box with the kernel drivers
[11:33] <Milp_main> ok irceroot thanks now i got it on windows, now how do i set users and paths and stuff on it?
[11:33] <ikonia> zetheroo: you'll need to find TV/media applications to use them thouogh, such as tvtime, or mythtv
[11:33] <zetheroo> ikonia: how do I find out if it's supported?
[11:34] <ikonia> zetheroo: check the make/model on the hardware compatability lists
[11:34] <zetheroo> ikonia: Ubuntu compatibility lists?
[11:35] <ikonia> zetheroo: general linux ones will do to get a good idea, but the Ubuntu ones are fine
[11:35] <vershan> hello there guys and girls I am currenly using ubuntu 10.10 and would like for a windows computer to see a folder - how do i share a folder we are on the same network
[11:35] <ikonia> vershan: ubuntu 10.10 is a development version and not supported. Discussion on it is in #ubuntu+1 channel
[11:35] <vershan> ok thNks
[11:35] <guzu> how can i tell ubuntu 10.04 to shutdown machine when i press reboot in the menu?
[11:36] <ikonia> guzu: you said it's a known problem bug, so why are you asking ?
[11:36] <guzu> ikonia, did i say that?
[11:36] <guzu> ikonia, where?
[11:36] <ikonia> guzu: yes, you said it's the same with fedora, slackware, ubuntu etc
[11:36] <israfel> vershan, if you want to do it the cool way, use an FTP server. ;P
[11:36] <ikonia> guzu: you where told to log a bug for it and work it through
[11:36] <guzu> ikonia, and that implies it's known?
[11:37] <ikonia> guzu: if it's not known, it needs a bug logging for it
[11:37] <guzu> ikonia, i've done this
[11:37] <ikonia> ok, so work with the bug when it gets a response
[11:37] <ikonia> guzu: what is the bug number ?
[11:38] <guzu> ikonia, i was asking something else. because i'll give the notebook to the owner, and i don't want him to press power two times every time he issues a reboot
[11:38] <guzu> ikonia, i wish i knew. how can i find out?
[11:38] <ikonia> guzu: you're asking the same question, "how do you make this ubuntu machine shutdown from the menu"
[11:38]  * guzu was so happy there finalyy was no more timeout ...
[11:38] <ikonia> guzu: you logged the bug, so you know the bug number, it gives you the number on screen and in an email when you log the bug
[11:38] <Milp_main> meh i guess ill have to use ftp, cant find a simple scp server for windows
[11:39] <guzu> ikonia, well, i got no email
[11:39] <vershan> how do i find the ubuntu+1 channel
[11:39] <guzu> ikonia, no the last question was:  how can i tell ubuntu 10.04 to shutdown machine when i press reboot in the menu?
[11:39] <ikonia> guzu: it comes on screen and it sends a mail to your launchpad registered account email
[11:39] <fwaah> can anyone help me with usb-creator-gtk?
[11:39] <ikonia> guzu: you don't, reboot will make it reboot
[11:39] <ikonia> vershan: /join #ubuntu+1
[11:40] <vershan> thanks you
[11:40] <ikonia> guzu: please find the bug number for the bug you logged
[11:40] <guzu> ikonia, please pay attention, the bug is that it doesn't reboot
[11:40] <Oer> guru press shutdown instead of reboot in menu ?
[11:40] <ikonia> guzu: yes, so that's the issue, you can't make it shutdown from the reboot button
[11:40] <ikonia> guzu: please login to your launchpad.net account, hit the "bugs" button and it should be listed as your bug,
[11:40] <ikonia> guzu: please get the bug id for the bug you logged
[11:40] <guzu> ikonia, so, for the reasons avbove, i want it to shutdown instead of reboot. or get rid of the reboot option
[11:41] <guzu> ikonia, i'll try to login again, since no email has arrived yet
[11:41] <ikonia> guzu: you can't make it shutdown with the reboot button, only the shutdown button makes it shutdown
[11:41] <ikonia> guzu: it also tells you the bug ID on screen when you log the bug
[11:41] <guzu> (but i'm afraid of timeouts :) )
[11:42] <Milp_main> Whats the lftp command to copy a file from client to server? i just cant find it
[11:43] <Milp_main> Does lftp not accept wildcards?
[11:43] <abhijit> hi
[11:43] <guzu> ikonia, finally, the email has arrived: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/614698
[11:43] <ikonia> guzu: have you tested this bug on maveric
[11:43] <ikonia> maverick
[11:43] <guzu> ikonia, "you can't make it shutdown with the reboot button": because i don't know how
[11:44] <guzu> ikonia, yes
[11:44] <ikonia> guzu: no, you can't make it shutdown with the reboot button because it's the shutdown function that you're having a problem with
[11:44] <guzu> ikonia, i reported it from maverick
[11:44] <guzu> ikonia, well, i don't know what you mean, but shutdown works fine
[11:44] <ikonia> guzu: when did you test it with maverick, you where in #ubuntu+1 an hour ago saying could you use maverick ?
[11:45] <ikonia> guzu: press the shutdown button to shutdown, not the reboot
[11:45] <guzu> ikonia, i've heard you already. but it seems you're either too irritated or too tired to hear me
[11:46] <ikonia> guzu: not at all
[11:46] <guzu> ikonia, thank you very much for your help
[11:46] <ikonia> guzu: you've said the shutdown button works ok, so use the shutdown button to shut down
[11:46] <israfel> guzu, what's the problem?
[11:46] <guzu> ikonia, i've also said that somebody else will use the notebook and, i want the reboot button to behave the same as shutdown button
[11:47] <ikonia> guzu: just tell him to use the shutdown button
[11:47] <guzu> becuase the target user is a complete newbie in computers
[11:47] <israfel> guzu, you want it to shutdown AND reboot?
[11:47] <ikonia> guzu: if he can't follow the instruction "don't use reboot, use shutdown" then he will not be able to cope with anything Linux based
[11:47] <israfel> guzu, so you want the reboot button to shutdown instead?
[11:48] <erbonal> If i suspend my macbook on Mac OS X, i am used to that i can remove the power cable, plug it in again after some time and the macbook will wake up within 5-10 seconds. If i do hibernate in Ubuntu and turn the macbook on again, it boots from scratch instead of waking up. How can i get a behaviour like in Mac OS X?
[11:48] <guzu> actually, i believe this will be the simplest way out of this, but of course, then he has a wife, a child ,etc, and all will ask, why it works in windows but not in this supposed better os?
[11:48] <guzu> israfel, yes
[11:48] <ikonia> guzu: tell them there is a bug in ubuntu
[11:48] <ikonia> or linux in general
[11:48] <ikonia> it's the truth
[11:48] <israfel> guzu, um, WIndows is the same as Ubuntu kinda. THe only difference is that Windows calls the reboot "restart"
[11:49] <guzu> ikonia, exuse me, i just wanted a perfect os, along existing windows
[11:49] <ikonia> guzu: there is a bug - so it's not perfect
[11:49] <Muelli> israfel: :D As opposed to?
[11:50] <guzu> ikonia, i know, but for me ,after 15 years of linus using, this bug is outstanding and it's a regression too
[11:50] <israfel> guzu, You'll want to modify the GUI commands, that'll take some coding.
[11:50] <raven> vnc frozen screen - what to do?
[11:50] <ikonia> guzu: so ?
[11:50] <ikonia> guzu: if you've got 15 years of Linux experience it shouldn't be a problem to work through the gnome gconf tool to change the mapping
[11:50] <guzu> israfel, can you tell me waht to modify?
[11:50] <ikonia> guzu: the bottom line is there is bug, you've logged the bug, tell them not to use the reboot button as there is a bug
[11:51] <guzu> ikonia, right, only to know what to change :)
[11:51] <israfel> guzu, googling now....
[11:51] <ikonia> guzu: search the gconf tools
[11:51] <guzu> israfel, ok, i'll do it
[11:51] <ikonia> guzu: 15 years of Linux experience should get you in the ball park
[11:51] <guzu> ikonia, whatever
[11:53] <NeverCast> #Ubuntu, Got some problems
[11:53] <NeverCast> Two really..
[11:53] <NeverCast> Ubuntu related problems of course.
[11:53] <rlankfo> oh noez
[11:53] <abhijit> !ask | NeverCast
[11:53] <NeverCast> abhijeet, I never asked to ask.. I was just grabbing your guys attention (:
[11:54] <israfel> guzu, closest so far is how to add a QuickReboot option into the menu. wiki.ubuntu.com/RapidReboot
[11:54] <abhijit> poor abhijeet
[11:55] <NeverCast> Problem One: On boot of Ubuntu 10.04 I get a cannot mount /dev/bus/usb, Press S to Skip or M to .. go into some menu thing. I tried the menu but that was of no help because I actually had no idea what I was looking for. Any idea how to stop this?
[11:55] <NeverCast> *abhijit.
[11:55] <abhijit> :)
[11:55] <guzu> israfel, thank you
[11:55] <rlankfo> NeverCast: edit your /etc/fstab and remove /dev/bus/usb line
[11:55] <NeverCast> rlankfo, Thank you very much!
[11:55] <Diverdude> Is a nvidia geforce 9700 GT an nvidia 9-series graphic card?
[11:55] <NeverCast> rlankfo, I had no idea where the list would be.. but that is what I was trying to find..
[11:56] <octet> hello, i just installed linux mint 9 kde and i cant figure it out how to set uo 5,1 sound
[11:56] <abhijit> !ming | octet
[11:56] <Oer> Diverdude yes
[11:56] <abhijit> !mint | octet
[11:57] <israfel> guzu, It's just to quickly reboot, I'm not sure if it removes the need to confirm a reboot, but it avoids the grub option.
[11:57] <octet> ok then
[11:57] <octet> hello, i just installed Kubuntu 10.04 and i cant figure it out how to set uo 5,1 sound
[11:57] <rlankfo> NeverCast: problemo numero dos por favor
[11:57] <abhijit> :-o
[11:58] <guzu> israfel, i'll search for a menu editor, i think it's faster
[11:58] <NeverCast> Problem Two: After entering my password and user credentials at the login screen, I am presented with an error message starting that it could not write or find an ICEauthority file. I cannot remember when this error started occurring as I generally hibernate and do not need to worry about it. But I'm trying to get my system to boot without any problems so I don't need any more user intervention other than password.
[11:58] <raven> vnc frozen screen - what to do?
[11:58] <guzu> alacarte
[11:58] <abhijit> !mintsupport | octet, if you want mint support then here it is
[11:58] <NeverCast> raven, Check network connections.
[11:59] <rlankfo> NeverCast: pastebin the exact error
[11:59] <raven> NeverCast, everything ok - mouse moves and logoutscreen is not frozen
[11:59] <NeverCast> rlankfo, It's like five words long and requires restart... But okay.
[11:59] <octet> well, i installed mint cause i couldnt figure it out on kubuntu either, usualy mint fixes some of those problems, and i thought it will be fine :D
[11:59] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: is this what u r getting " Could not update ICEauthority file /home/test/.ICEauthority"
[11:59] <NeverCast> raven, Is the mouse moving on the remote computer?
[12:00] <NeverCast> cage_raphel, Yes thats it (:
[12:00] <raven> NeverCast, yes
[12:00] <rlankfo> ahh
[12:00] <NeverCast> raven, But you're not getting updates?
[12:00] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: alrite.. pls give me a momenet here .. i remember doing something few months before to fix that :)
[12:00] <raven> NeverCast, not when logged on to the desktop right
[12:00] <cage_raphel> Moment*
[12:00] <NeverCast> cage_raphel, Thank you :)
[12:01] <NeverCast> raven, Your VNC Screen is not updating, but you can still move the mouse and type remotely yes?
[12:01] <rlankfo> NeverCast: ls -l ~/.ICEauthority
[12:01] <rlankfo> NeverCast: what is the output?
[12:01] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: You probably need to change the permissions and ownership for it to work again.
[12:01] <raven> NeverCast, right
[12:01] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: sudo chown test:test /home/test/.ICEauthority
[12:01] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: sudo chmod 600 /home/test/.ICEauthority
[12:02] <NeverCast> test, or do I wish to enter my actual group and user for that, cage_raphel ?
[12:02] <frankS2> Hi, do you guys know if the latest ipod nano works within linux ubuntu?
[12:02] <Oer> octet, maybe this page is any help > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[12:02] <MaRk-I> raven: disable compiz
[12:02] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: Log out and back in again and let us know the status
[12:02] <NeverCast> cage_raphel, okay.
[12:03] <NeverCast> Uhh.. cage_raphel.. I am meant to be replacing test with my user am I not?
[12:03] <rlankfo> NeverCast: yes
[12:03] <ffl> hello, could anyone help me with usb-creator-gtk?
[12:03] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: sorry for the late response.. yes you are correct :)
[12:03] <raven> NeverCast, ok tnx
[12:03] <NeverCast> cage_raphel, rlankfo, Sweet thanks, I'll give this a go.. I should know all this >.<
[12:04] <cage_raphel> NeverCast: you are welcome bro :)
[12:04] <octet> thx der
[12:05] <abhijit> !ipod | frankS2
[12:06] <cage_raphel> guys.. my system seems to be slowing down a bit after the recent updates.. any similar cases out there ?
[12:06] <crackguy> in wamp, i have selected the online mode so my friend can check on my website, but as I put my ip in my browser, my netgear page pops up to configure the router...
[12:06] <pareee-> I want to use svgalib with VLC. The problem is that in order for svgalib to work it needs to be run as root. Ironically, VLC doesn't allow root to run it, so what can be done¿?
[12:06] <frankS2> !rockbox
[12:07] <frankS2> rockbox.org is down?
[12:07] <rlankfo> frankS2: no
[12:07] <Kedare> Is there a way on Ubuntu to know how much power a usb port consume ?
[12:07] <NeverCast> cage_raphel, rlankfo, Thanks guys. No error dialog ;)
[12:07] <abhijit> frankS2, no
[12:07] <cage_raphel> rockbox is up!
[12:07] <cage_raphel> NeverCast:  sounds great :)
[12:07] <frankS2> ah f5
[12:07] <frankS2> works
[12:08] <NeverCast> Kedare, I don't think USB Bus's have that ability.
[12:08] <frankS2> Also do you know the name of the latest ipod nano? It doesnt say on apple website lol...
[12:08] <frankS2> the one with the camera
[12:08] <frankS2> 8gb
[12:08] <Cyberblarg> sup everyone
[12:08] <Kedare> NeverCast, they have, I can see the power consumption per port on Windows ;)
[12:08] <bareego> Kedare, they're rated to 300ma max iirc
[12:08] <sng2c> hey~
[12:09] <ffl> it's a +-5v rail iirc
[12:09] <Freudlund_> Is there some way to get the apps sound levels like a dropdown, so I dont have to go through sound icon->sound prefs->Applications to change the individual levels?
[12:09] <phasip> Hello! I installed ubuntu-server and it has been working fine for about 5h, and i have rebooted a couple of times, but now when i reboot it won't start again but the boot messages doesn't seem to contain any error
[12:09] <Kedare> yep but I would like to get the power consumption of a certain port depending on what is plugged in
[12:09] <cage_raphel> Freudlund_: apps for dropdown ?
[12:09] <ikonia> phasip: what do you mean it won't boot
[12:10] <cage_raphel> phasip: are you getting any error message bro?
[12:10] <hussain> xchat
[12:10] <cage_raphel> !chat
[12:10] <NeverCast> Hey guys.. where can I find the dev for usb bus?
[12:10] <Freudlund_> cage_raphel, yes, in the top bar beside the date/time is the sound icon, it drops down so one can chenge the output level...
[12:10]  * duffydack thinks its time to rockbox his ipod..
[12:10] <bareego> Kedare, usb 2 WAS 500ma USB 3 900mA
[12:10] <ffl> any chance one of you could help with usb-creator-gtk?
[12:10] <Freudlund_> i'd like it to show all the individual apps levels...
[12:10] <oCean_> Kedare: there might be useful information in /sys/bus/usb/devices/usbX/* files. There is even a bMaxPower
[12:10] <phasip> It comes to the ubuntu 10.04 boot splash but not further, after a while the bootsplash dissapears and i see the boot messages, last one is "init: network-interface (wlan0) post-stop process(801) terminated with status 1
[12:11] <cage_raphel> Freudlund_: yes that is correct.. it is in the top bar besides the dat/time.
[12:11] <Kedare> oCean_, I searched on this, but I didn't find anything about realtime power consumption :(
[12:11] <oCean_> Kedare: and this bMaxPower is not what you're after?
[12:11] <cage_raphel> Freudlund_: click on the speaker icon  on the top bar .. you will get sound preferences where you will be able to see individual audio levels
[12:11] <Freudlund_> cage_rephel, but it shows only the general level, not individual levels for say spotify, firefox etc...
[12:12] <Kedare> oCean_, isn't bMaxPower the maximum power that it can deliver ?
[12:12] <hussain> i could'nt download netbeans
[12:12] <ffl> !usb-creator-gtk
[12:12] <cage_raphel> Freudlund_: i am sorry bro.. i still dint get your questin completely
[12:13] <oCean_> Kedare: hm, yeah probably
[12:13] <hussain> what is 403 forbidden?
[12:13] <abhijit> !usb | ffl
[12:13] <abhijit> !unetbootin | ffl
[12:13] <cage_raphel> Freudlund_: are you looking for something with which you can control the volumes of individual apps?
[12:14] <Freudlund_> cage_rephel, in that dropdown i'll have to go through "sound prefs", then click "applications" tab, to get to the individual levels, i dont' like it...
[12:14] <NeverCast> hussain, Means the site is forbidden.. where did it occur?
[12:14] <abhijit> :/
[12:14] <phasip> Okay, now the boot splash came back ( after the computer has been booting for 15 min)
[12:14] <danboid> I'm running fluxbox under lucid and I need to stop that damn drum sound from blocking the use of my usb soundcard- how do I access the gnome sound prefs thing to shut this off from the cli?
[12:14] <cage_raphel> hussain: i would suggest u follow http://www.ehow.com/how_5180610_fix-http-forbidden-error.html
[12:14] <hussain> when I tried to install the package
[12:15] <ffl> I've tried Unetbootin, but it boots to syslinux w/o kernel
[12:15] <hussain> thanx
[12:16] <danboid> anyone know how to change ubuntu sound prefs when not under GNOME?
[12:16] <hussain> anybody from debian conference, coep?
[12:16] <Freudlund_> danboid:alsamixer
[12:17] <ffl> danboid, the prog is gnome-volume-manager iirc
[12:17] <ffl> used it when i used ion3
[12:17] <hussain> what is pgp key?
[12:17] <israfel> What's another useful channel to be in on freenode?
[12:17] <hussain> or gpg key?
[12:18] <cage_raphel> hussain: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretty_Good_Privacy
[12:18] <danboid> ffl: I've got a gnome-volume-control but that doesn't work
[12:18] <danboid> ffl: "Waiting for sound system to respond"
[12:18] <cage_raphel> hussain: Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is a data encryption and decryption computer program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication for data communication. PGP is often used for signing, encrypting and decrypting e-mails to increase the security of e-mail communications.
[12:19] <zetheroo> I am told in #linuxtv that I need to "select" my driver for this dvb-t TV tuner and compile it into the kernel .... how do I accomplish this?
[12:19] <danboid> I need to turn off the ubuntu sfx so JACK can use my usb s/card but I dunno what is making the silly drum noises
[12:19] <danboid> that are keeping my card tied up
[12:20] <hussain> how can people give a signature on my gpg key?
[12:20] <DGM> what package/kernel module do i need to install to make the restart feature of kvm work on my virtual ubuntu? It just says "Error shutting down domain: this function is not supported by the hypervisor: virDomainReboot"
[12:20] <cage_raphel> hussain: http://www.senderek.com/security/secret-key.protection.html
[12:21] <Bauldrick> daughter has acer netbook running ubuntu, but screen just smashed - if she plugs monitor into it but cant see to change to 'screen 2'. Is it possible?
[12:23] <danboid> gdmsetup doesn't work from under fluxbox and it seems there is no gdm 'Session' menu under lucid- straying from GNOME seems to be harder than ever!
[12:23] <zetheroo> this is so frustrating ... everything points to this device being supported ... but it just does not work :P
[12:23] <future> hellow
[12:24] <j2daosh> what are the steps for a manual install?
[12:24] <j2daosh> ./configure
[12:24] <j2daosh> then what? make? make install? then ./install?
[12:24] <hussain> anybody from debian conference?
[12:24] <danboid> Where has the gdm session menu gone in lucid btw?
[12:24] <DGM> danboid: i dont know if ubuntu has some shortcut for it without going in some kind of menu. If you have windows on it you could use windowskey+P to force it to use the other screen.. thats about all i know :P
[12:25] <Muelli> j2daosh: ./configure && make && make install
[12:25] <j2daosh> Muelli: thats what i thought but i cant get this thing to install
[12:26] <Muelli> j2daosh: well. why not..?
[12:26] <j2daosh> when i run make, it tells me "no targets specified and not makefile found.stop
[12:26] <io> j2daosh: What are you trying to install?
[12:26] <DGM> Bauldrick: sorry.. i keep messing names up i'm still half asleep. i dont know if ubuntu has some shortcut for it without going in some kind of menu. If you have windows on it you could use windowskey+P to force it to use the other screen.. thats about all i know :P
[12:26] <j2daosh> no errors were encountered on the ./configure
[12:26] <Muelli> j2daosh:  there you go. You probably don't have a Makefile ;-)
[12:26] <j2daosh> it has 2 makefiles. a Makefile.am and a Makefile.in
[12:26] <Muelli> j2daosh: what do you try to build anyway?
[12:27] <Bauldrick> DGM: I thought that was at me :) thanks, but it has no windows :(
[12:27] <Muelli> j2daosh: and have you read the README and INSTALL file..?
[12:27] <Muelli> twice..