[00:00] <twright> GSherman: in that case you might find the grub link useful - this is not normal, it seems that the ubuntu boot manager was not installed
[00:00] <reya276> something as basic as a microphone does not work out of the Box, weird
[00:00] <joaopinto> reya276, nothing is basic about hw support
[00:00] <demonspork> mount.ntfs-3g ranomly spikes to 30-50% CPU usage and stays there until I reboot. I only have one partition currently mounted using ntfs-3g, and it keeps using that much CPU even after I unmount the partition.
[00:00] <GSherman> that grub thing looks like japanese to me
[00:01] <delly> reya276: Well, open a terminal and write alsamixer
[00:01] <joaopinto> GSherman, read it, the text in english
[00:01] <ascheel> Question about a volume hotkey.  Right now my volume hotkeys (Fn + F11/F12) control the 'HDA Intel Capture'.  How do I change it so it controls the Alsa mixer instead?  Does anybody have an idea?
[00:01] <reya276> joaopinto: nah dude this is a microphone man, not something crazy plus my souncard works great and that jack is attached to the soundcard
[00:01] <delly> reya276: there something will say either "line" or "something with "mic", and set to 1
[00:01] <Blackbird> Oh...oh dear. Anyway. I'm trying to install Ubuntu onto an external HD under FireWire 800.
[00:02] <twright> GSherman: that is a general trouble shooting guide, if you just follow it it should help (you do not need to understand exactly what it is doing)
[00:02] <stephan22> i installed packe vtun, isnt this tun/tap ?
[00:02] <GSherman> thank you. i will attempt it
[00:02] <Blackbird> Only way to get it to access said HD under the installer is either "Manual partition specification" or dual boot, for some reason,a nd it is also going at an incredibly slow speed.
[00:02] <twright> GSherman: as I said this is not normal - in most cases the installer should just work
[00:03] <darkedge_> ....
[00:03] <darkedge_> How can I COMPLETLY remove kdev.
[00:03] <GSherman> i am recreating my USB drive
[00:03] <Geronimo> hi
[00:03] <squircle> !hi | Geronimo
[00:04] <reya276> delly: I don't see any line in on mic
[00:04] <Geronimo> anybody know how I can lock the screen on X when I close the lid on my laptop?
[00:04] <delly> reya276: what is set to 0 then?
[00:04] <darkedge_> Can someone answer my question?
[00:04] <twright> Geronimo: there is an option for it in powermanagment
[00:04] <darkedge_> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[00:04] <reya276> delly: there is nothing set to zero
[00:05] <delly> reya276: what is set to 1 then?
[00:05] <Blackbird> Uh. Forgive me, I'm a bit of a noob even with the filesystem. What's a recommendable mount point?
[00:05] <Blackbird> Just /?
[00:05] <delly> Blackbird: /media
[00:05] <Geronimo> twright: there is not
[00:05] <rkvirani> Hey all, Im looking for a _simple_ .pls player for streaming mp3s, I dont want visualization I just want to load a .pls file and hear it and have some simple buttons (like iTunes Mini Mode).  XMMS2 doesnt work anymore in ubuntu it keeps asking for a server etc... its not like the old winamp clone, what should I do?
[00:05] <Blackbird> I...do not get that option.
[00:06] <Geronimo> it says 'blank screen'/suspend/shutdown/hibernate/do nothing.
[00:06] <delly> Blackbird	: what are you using, and what are you doing? :P
[00:06] <Geronimo> blank screen does not lock the screen.
[00:06] <Blackbird> Installing Ubuntu from the CD
[00:06] <Blackbird> And trying to install onto an external HD
[00:06] <Blackbird> Only way to do a standalone is by manually creating a new EXT3 parition
[00:06] <RedChops> rkvirani: Anything wrong with VLC?
[00:06] <twright> Geronimo: in that case you need to tell it to sleep at the same time (it will save power anyway) - if you really want this then submit a bug and ask for it
[00:06] <reya276> delly: I literally have a bunch of what it looks like a graph with master, headphone, pcm, front, surround, center, LFE, side
[00:06] <rkvirani> ooh I could try that
[00:07] <Blackbird> So it gives me: /, /boot, /home, /tmp, /usr, /var, /srv, /opt and /usr/local
[00:07] <Blackbird> Which is recommendable, is what I'm asking?
[00:07] <delly> Blackbird: create a / on 5-12 gb and a /home with the rest. Also a swap must be made with amount equal to your ram(if you want to be able to hibirnate)
[00:07] <rkvirani> 69 megs!
[00:07] <rkvirani> bloated
[00:07] <reya276> delly: there are no text lines, when I typed in alsamixer I got literally a mixer
[00:07] <rkvirani> Its almost as bad as itunes
[00:07] <Blackbird> I...can't really do that. It doesn't permit me anything less than 91 GB.
[00:08] <delly> reya276: it is indeed a mizer :
[00:08] <Blackbird> I haven't the slightest clue why.
[00:08] <delly> reya276: try to go to the far right using the direction keys on the keyboard
[00:08] <DarkMage2303> rebooting Ubuntu after changing the files in the guide http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmamalibre.eshost.com.ar%2F%3Fq%3Dnode%2F128&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0=
[00:08] <rkvirani> RedChops, might be super bloated but it works!
[00:09] <delly> reya276: i had to set IEC958 to 1 to get my plugged in Mic to behave like i wanted it to
[00:09] <Blackbird> So, 2 GB swap file, 5 or so GB on /, and however much I want in /home.
[00:09] <delly> Blackbird: that would indeed do the trick
[00:09] <RedChops> rkvirani: Yeah, it's just bloated because it comes with support for about every codec out there ha
[00:09] <reya276> delly: ok how do I set that to one
[00:10] <Blackbird> delly: Bad, then. Because I cannot do that.
[00:10] <Blackbird> It really does not allow me to input less than 91754 MB as partition size.
[00:11] <delly> reya276: you just use the direction keys on the keyboard and up and down is adjusting the volum. Set anything that got either some strange names or the word "in" or "mic" in them to high values
[00:11] <delly> Blackbird: 9.10 installation?
[00:11] <Blackbird> Mhm.
[00:12] <twright> Blackbird: you might want to create the partitions in gparted first then just select them to install to
[00:12] <Blackbird> That'd be a good idea.
[00:12] <stephan22> is there a way to get the configuration of my actual kernel and just add the tun/tap module?
[00:12] <reya276> delly: that is not working for IEC958, but it work for all others
[00:12] <Blackbird> Let me see if I didn't accidentally reformat the whole disk
[00:12] <Blackbird> I have some...really valuable savefiles there.
[00:12] <rkvirani> RedChops, thanks, I have used VLC on windows and OSX but I forgot about linux :D
[00:12] <delly> reya276: so do the mic behave now or?
[00:12] <victimofgcd> 楼桥交警四大三，
[00:12] <victimofgcd> 祝你全家死光光。
[00:12] <victimofgcd> 二轮一月未年审，
[00:12] <victimofgcd> 十天上千被你啃。
[00:12] <victimofgcd> 心像哑巴吃黄莲，
[00:12] <FloodBot1> victimofgcd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:12] <Blackbird> 9.04, sorry.
[00:13] <reya276> it seems like it
[00:13] <delly> Blackbird: ok, did you have free space to begin with on the hardisk?
[00:13] <Blackbird> 951.3 GB.
[00:13] <delly> Blackbird: as in not used?
[00:13] <Blackbird> Well, 846 GB.
[00:13] <Blackbird> Enough.
[00:13] <squircle> !cn | victimofgcd
[00:14] <delly> Blackbird: was that in any file system or just unformated space?
[00:14] <Blackbird> Formatted space.
[00:14] <Blackbird> Unfortunately.
[00:14] <reya276> delly: yes it seems like, thanks. But this should have been enabled by default. Not complaining I'm just saying is just common sense
[00:14] <Blackbird> So you want me to make an ext3 partition taking up whatever I want, and then make the smaller bits you mentioned.
[00:14] <Blackbird> Alright, I'll get gparted.
[00:15] <delly> Blackbird: ok, then "shrink" the partition that is formated to a reasonable bit(you should kind of have the option).
[00:15] <delly> reya276: well, welcome to the club
[00:15] <rkvirani> Typically how good are admins with LPIC-2?
[00:15] <Blackbird> I hope I can shrink an NTFS partition. If not this is rather awkward.
[00:16] <reya276> delly: lol, I guess we can forget about mass adoption with issues like these. Thanks I appreciate it.
[00:16] <delly> Blackbird: did you have a slider when you could install?
[00:16] <twright> Blackbird: if it is an option I suggest you use ext4
[00:16] <Blackbird> I think I did, though I prefer the more numerical manual non-slider since the installer really hates my trackpad.
[00:17] <techie> does anyone in #ubuntu provide help for edgy anymore or am i in the dark if i happen to run into any problems on my laptop?
[00:18] <rkvirani> Techie, isnt edgy really old
[00:18] <rkvirani> I could help... but ...
[00:18] <rkvirani> but... I really dont do alot of gui stuff in linux... :D
[00:18] <techie> rkvirani, yes it is old but its the only version that i can get going, anything later give me huge graphical errors
[00:19] <rkvirani> techie, did you try fireing them up in graphics safe mode?
[00:19] <rkvirani> What kind of laptop?
[00:20] <techie> rkvirani, PowerBook G4 mac
[00:20] <twright> techie: if you want to ask questions some people should know but it is no longer supported
[00:20] <stephan22> how can it happen that i dont hav tun/tap
[00:21] <rkvirani> techie, hehe
[00:21] <AshyIsMe> hey
[00:21] <rkvirani> I think there are some community PPC ports for the more recent versions of ubuntu
[00:21] <squircle> techie: I'm running 9.04 on my PowerBook G4
[00:21] <AshyIsMe> im having trouble with xen on ubuntu 9.04 on a amd sempron
[00:21] <squircle> !hi | AshyIsMe
[00:22] <rkvirani> techie, do you want to use ubuntu? I mean do you have to?
[00:22] <techie> squircle, may i pm you
[00:22] <squircle> !ask | AshyIsMe
[00:22] <squircle> techie: sure
[00:22] <techie> rkvirani, i would prefer to
[00:22] <AshyIsMe> the command $ xm -help returns an error: "internal error: could not obtain handle on privileged command interface"
[00:22] <rkvirani> squircle, are you using the community port?
[00:22] <AshyIsMe> "no such file or directory"
[00:22] <squircle> yes
[00:22] <squircle> rkvirani: yes
[00:23] <Darkedge> How do I remove an application?
[00:23] <delly> Darkedge: either use synaptics, or sudo apt-get remove in terminal
[00:24] <delly> Darkedge: sudo apt-get remove *applications*
[00:24] <rkvirani> squircle cool
[00:24] <Darkedge> k
[00:24] <twright> Darkedge: or you could just use add/remove programs - basically it is the same as how you install them
[00:26] <Darkedge> Where's the stnaptics package manager?
[00:26] <Blackbird> Okay, I'm at GParted, and...it would seem I cannot resize the partition.
[00:26] <scunizi> Blackbird: you might need to unmount it first
[00:27] <Blackbird> Oh, just one thing. I'm running a macbookpro, and as such I have no right-click. Is there any way to do that by a key combination?
[00:27] <Darkedge> Who's seen goog11e today?
[00:27] <GodfatherofEire> I think I screwed up my fstab or somethin
[00:28] <Roasted> why is it with samba I cannot create my own user named guest?
[00:28] <Darkedge> .....
[00:28] <delly> GodfatherofEire: please write this into a terminal and post the link it gives: "sudo apt-get install pastebinit && cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit"
[00:28] <Blackbird> ...Unable to unmount.
[00:29] <GodfatherofEire> delly, I'm not sure if its fstab or not though
[00:29] <scunizi> Blackbird: I'm confused.. you have a macbookpro with ntfs on it?
[00:29] <delly> GodfatherofEire: then what is the problem??
[00:29] <GodfatherofEire> All I know is that Ubuntu isnt booting with the default kernel and I get brought to an initramfs prompt
[00:29] <Blackbird> scunizi: I dualboot so I can actually get some games running, put NTFS on an external HD
[00:29] <bastidrazor> delly: you can use pastebinit to paste the file.. pastebinit /etc/fstab
[00:30] <Blackbird> The internal is, obv., HFS+. Point its, it won't let me unmount it.
[00:30] <delly> bastidrazor: i am addicted to pilelining and unneeed complex comman ds
[00:30] <ultramarin> plhfcnb
[00:30] <ultramarin> ку
[00:30] <Blackbird> "Error org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.InterfaceLocked
[00:30] <Blackbird> "
[00:30] <delly> Blackbird: unplug the HD?
[00:31] <GodfatherofEire> And GNUsound is also crashing the system every time I try to run it.
[00:31] <Blackbird> ...Isn't that pointless?
[00:31] <scunizi> delly: then it would be hard to resize the partitions on it.
[00:31] <Blackbird> Yeah, exactly.
[00:31] <delly> Blackbird: Well, what about if we say "for the kicks of it"? :P
[00:32] <delly> scunizi: i thought he was going to format the HD inside the computer?
[00:32] <Darkedge> Is there something like kdev. but designed for GNOME?
[00:32] <Blackbird> An external one through FireWire800. I expect switching to USB will change absolutely nothing.
[00:32] <Blackbird> So...
[00:32] <sdlwof> http://pastebin.com/m7604fa93  that's unplugging it and back in on 3 different usb ports.
[00:33] <Blackbird> I...only have one FireWire port, but I can certainly switch formats and see if that does anything.
[00:33] <delly> Blackbird: ok, so you are going to install Ubuntu on the external HD?
[00:33] <Blackbird> Yes.
[00:33] <delly> ok
[00:33] <delly> then DON'T remove it :P
[00:33] <Blackbird> The internal one is a clusterfuck currently, don't want to bother with that.
[00:34] <Blackbird> Then....?
[00:34] <scunizi> Blackbird: this is a tough one.. once you unmount an external drive the system doesn't see it any more, I think,  because of the way the subsystem mounts and unmounts external devices..
[00:34] <pythag> Blackbird: did you umount the mount point or the device....it usually works better to use umount /dev/"your device"
[00:34] <delly> Blackbird: when the installer gets to where it can be slided and just auto install.... slide it so ubuntu gets the amount of space you want it to have :P
[00:35] <scunizi> Blackbird: perhaps a way around it would be to remove the drive and connect it internally.. but that would also be problemmatic with a laptop
[00:35] <Blackbird> ...Yes, but first I need to create an EXT3 partition, delly.
[00:35] <Blackbird> I can't really do it from there.
[00:35] <Blackbird> I tried. Failed.
[00:35] <delly> Blackbird: :/
[00:35] <Blackbird> Wait.
[00:35] <Blackbird> I think...
[00:35] <Blackbird> Hm.
[00:35] <sivang> hi all
[00:35] <FloodBot1> Blackbird: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:35] <Blackbird> Gparted doesn't seem to be doing much.
[00:35] <sivang> anybody has an idea why build-essential gives me that when trying to install on jaunty ?
[00:36] <sivang> build-essential: Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.3.1) but it is not going to be installed
[00:36] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[00:36] <sivang> ^^^
[00:36] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[00:36] <Blackbird> Last time I saw, the Mac OS X install disk let me do EXT 3 partitions and resize NTFS ones.
[00:36] <sivang> hey ShapeShifter499
[00:36] <Blackbird> I'll try that, and then see if I can install.
[00:36] <cowbud> sivang: have you done apt-get update recently?
[00:36] <sivang> cowbud: just before the install attempt
[00:36] <scunizi> sivang: try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:36] <cowbud> do you have the experimental changes enabled?
[00:37] <sivang> ah sorry for the noise
[00:37] <sivang> I found the problem
[00:37] <sivang> I have intermixed jaunty and interpid sources
[00:37] <delly> Blackbird good luck
[00:37] <cowbud> dun dun dun
[00:37]  * sivang slaps himself and goes to stand in the corent
[00:37] <sivang> corent
[00:37] <sivang> corner, eve
[00:37] <sivang> even
[00:37] <cowbud> haha
[00:37] <FloodBot1> sivang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:37] <cowbud> god floodbot is annoying
[00:37] <sivang> FloodBot1: I apologize
[00:37] <sivang> FloodBot1: I got angry at the keyboard
[00:38] <cowbud> hey people who write these bots, make them use privmsg instead of flooding the channel with their lame messages to everyone
[00:38] <sivang> thanks dudes, nontheless
[00:38] <Blackbird> delly: Thank you, I'm going to need it.
[00:38]  * sivang updates
[00:38] <Blackbird> I'd repartition the internal, but right now I still have a good part of my family that would destroy me if I deleted Mac OS X, and I...don't want to fall out of favour with them.
[00:39]  * sivang notes build-essential installs flawlessly now
[00:39] <ShapeShifter499> I have a question, in the device manager I have installed it shows that there is something named camera hooked to /dev/fuse what is this? I'm just wondering because I have a built in web cam on my computer that doesn't  work and I have to send it in but really can't because I need the computer for school, taking notes, doing assignments, etc.
[00:39] <delly> Well............ then i guess shrink the HD by 200gb and intall <3
[00:39] <Blackbird> Mhm. I'll try.
[00:39] <GodfatherofEire> Any ideas why GNUsound keeps restarting the shell?
[00:40] <delly> ShapeShifter499: is there any key on the keyboard for turning the camera on/off? Because i guess its the camera in question.
[00:41] <ShapeShifter499> no there is no such key or key combo
[00:41] <Darkedge> Guys,
[00:41] <ShapeShifter499> I don't think
[00:41] <Darkedge> The package manager says kdev. isn't installed, but it's still on the apps menu
[00:41] <delly> ShapeShifter499: so there is no F* button with a camera of sorts on?
[00:41] <Darkedge> http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/1662/screenshotgg.png
[00:42] <ShapeShifter499> uh.... I only know battery, sound, light, touchpad, vga output, and help
[00:43] <ShapeShifter499> there is one symbol on f2 I'm not sure of
[00:43] <Blackbird> Can I just have a FAT partition that I can then reformat as EXT3 with the ubuntu installer?
[00:43] <Darkedge> ......
[00:44] <Blackbird> Because I remembered wrong.
[00:44] <Darkedge> What am I doing wrong?
[00:44] <Darkedge> ........
[00:44] <the_madman> Darkedge: Might want to try logging out/logging back in.
[00:45] <Darkedge> ok
[00:46] <delly> ShapeShifter499: then you might be one of the few unlucky with a webcam that lacks drivers, its more than rare.
[00:47] <Blackbird> Well. Turns out I have to reformat the whole disk
[00:47] <Blackbird> To even be able to resize
[00:47] <darkedge> ........
[00:47] <the_madman> darkedge: Nothing?
[00:47] <darkedge> *sighs*
[00:47] <darkedge> :(
[00:47] <darkedge> Nup still there
[00:47] <Blackbird> Volume Scheme I set for the disk does not permit me to have partitions.
[00:47] <ShapeShifter499> delly: I just got it back from the acer repair center, and before I sent it in *IT WORKED* with ubuntu 9.04 jaunty
[00:47] <Blackbird> Oh my. This will take a while.
[00:48] <the_madman> darkedge: Have you done a search in synaptic? It might be that e.g. you've got a different version installed.
[00:48] <delly> ShapeShifter499: does the camera have a light or something?
[00:48] <ShapeShifter499> delly: nope
[00:48] <Roasted> does anybody use gadmin samba?
[00:48] <darkedge> I checked,
[00:48] <seight> Every now and then when i boot up my display defaults to 1024x768. My display is 1080x800. is there anyway to force a default to 1080x800?
[00:48] <darkedge> Nothing....
[00:48] <neodragon> I am trying to get wireless working on my laptop again I had to reinstall ubuntu 9.04 and I know I saw a how to in the ubuntu forums for hp compaq presario cq60-215dx but now I can't seem to find it using google?
[00:49] <darkedge> -.- I'm gonna go reinstall Ubuntu
[00:49] <darkedge> and ALWAYS install via add\remove prog.
[00:49] <darkedge> BRB
[00:50] <delly> ShapeShifter499: is it turned on in BIOS(when you start your computer there is this flashy screen, it tellls you that you can hit some key to config it)
[00:50] <Rosey> Is there still no way to update my iPod Touch (firmware 3.1.1)
[00:50] <ShapeShifter499> delly: No option for a cam in my bios
[00:51] <delly> ShapeShifter499: hmmm, that be darned :(
[00:52] <seight> anyone?....
[00:52] <SRV> Hello
[00:53] <the_madman> seight: Something about a text editor and /etc/X11/xorg.conf comes to mind...
[00:53] <seight> yeah, me too.
[00:53] <seight> but what
[00:53] <the_madman> seight: Can't remember.
[00:53] <the_madman> seight: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[00:53] <seight> current
[00:53] <the_madman> seight: No, I mean netbook remix, kubuntu etc.
[00:54] <seight> ubuntu
[00:54] <IdleOne> !fixres
[00:54] <ShapeShifter499> how do I force my ubuntu system to use /dev/fuse as a webcam?
[00:54] <seight> but,... i can tell you that I've tried xubuntu and kubuntu and both do the same,... every now and then
[00:54] <Blackbird|Discon> Er. My coomputer managed to get itself unplugged.
[00:55] <Blackbird|Discon> I don't even know how.
[00:55] <karan> hey guyz
[00:55] <seight> thanks,... i'll look
[00:55] <the_madman> seight: The netbook remix might be better at finding your resolution...
[00:55] <karan> deos anyone know how to view my zune fles on ubuntu?
[00:55] <karan> a few days ago ubuntu regonized it but now it deosnt
[00:55] <seight> what's the major difference between ubuntu desktop and netbook dists?
[00:55] <the_madman> seight: And having your graphics card's proprietary drivers installed might also solve the problem, if you haven't already.
[00:56] <karan> pleasehelp
[00:56] <seight> is there a proprietary driver for an intel card
[00:56] <rsk> seight: no
[00:56] <seight> i didn't think so
[00:57] <btnx> how can i find our if my java version's > 1.60 ?
[00:57] <GodfatherofEire> Say, where would I put the firefox folder (used the version from mozilla, not the one in the repos)
[00:57] <techie> are there still repo's for xubbunt/ubunti 6.10 PPC?
[00:57] <karan> deos anyone know how to veiw or add my zune files in ubuntu??
[00:58] <End_of_Eva-linux> whats the quickest way to see how much ram is being used
[00:58] <Bob_Dole> xubbunt, ubunti? What are those? are they variations of Xubuntu and Ubuntu?
[00:58] <aleron> does anybody know how to install a file from source
[00:58] <karan> help!!!
[00:58] <Bob_Dole> or can you just not spell.
[00:58] <techie> Bob_Dole, was a typo, im typing on my desktop with my lappy on my lap... so my arms are around the sides of its LCD
[00:59] <karan> can someone help me?
[00:59] <the_madman> seight: sorry, I'm multi-tasking a bit.
[00:59] <DarkwingDuck> !ask | karan
[00:59] <pythag> End of Eva: type "top" at the shell
[00:59] <scunizi> karan: good luck with the zune
[00:59] <ctmjr> End_of_Eva-linux: type free
[00:59] <Blackbird> Well, maybe by midnight I'll be able to ask you guys how to actually install.
[01:00] <karan> how do i view the files?
[01:00] <delly> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/9.04/release/
[01:00] <the_madman> seight: The main difference is the UI, but I think there's also differences in defaults for screens and such.
[01:00] <odie5533> What type of sharing protocol is there for Linux <-> Linux sharing?
[01:00] <the_madman> seight: because obviously, netbooks are not notebooks.
[01:00] <Bob_Dole> NFS and Samba, odie5533.
[01:01] <scunizi> odie5533: how do you mean.. over the internet or in a LAN
[01:01] <odie5533> LAN
[01:01] <bzrk> odie5533: about<PHONE_NUMBER> types
[01:01] <ShapeShifter499> I really need some help
[01:02] <neodragon> how do I tell ubuntu 9.04 to use the ath9k driver instead of the ath5k driver for my atheros chipset?
[01:03] <gOLDfeesh> I had a question about installing KDE apps in Gnome.. I've been told they don't integrate very well. I was thinking of installed Kdenlive
[01:03] <odie5533> bzrk: To narrow it down, something comparable to Samba, but actually designed for linux.
[01:03] <scunizi> odie5533: go to places > Network and see if you can find the other machine you're looking for
[01:03] <scunizi> odie5533: should take care of itself
[01:03] <seight> right, but will a the netbook dist work on my laptop
[01:03] <Bob_Dole> odie5533, NFS is common amongst UNIXes and unix like OSs
[01:03] <Bob_Dole> such as linux*
[01:03] <seight> i'm running a 64 bit machine
[01:04] <bzrk> odie5533: i mostly use sshfs
[01:04] <DarkwingDuck> karan: I am sorry but, Microsoft doesn't like to play with others very well. At this time there is no documentation about Zune for Ubuntu.
[01:04] <sherii> hi people
[01:04] <bzrk> odie5533: it mainly depends on what environment you use it in and what you want it to do
[01:05] <DarkwingDuck> ShapeShifter499: What is your problem?
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !hi |  sherii
[01:05] <karan> that sucks..
[01:05] <seight> actually, the url you gave earlier looks good.... I'll just study it some more,... thankx!
[01:05] <DarkwingDuck> karan: It's a microsoft thing.
[01:05] <sebsebseb> karan: what does?
[01:05] <bzrk> sebsebseb: he bought a zune
[01:05] <GodfatherofEire> I thought the Zune used the MTP protocol?
[01:05] <karan> i cant view my zunes files on ubuntu
[01:05] <karan> ye
[01:06] <karan> i was able to view the files a few days ago
[01:06] <karan> but now i cant for some reason LS
[01:06] <sebsebseb> bzrk: ah yes I know,   I tried to help them yesterday and saw stuff earlier,  and they are thinking about buying a nano,  and  karan might be a she
[01:06] <karan> :S*
[01:06] <sebsebseb> karan: as I  told you yesterday/lastnight   Microsoft and Apple don't make their products for Linux
[01:06] <karan> no this is the zune i want to sell
[01:06] <karan> i havnt baught the nano yet
[01:06] <karan> lol
[01:07] <karan> bought*
[01:07] <GodfatherofEire> sebsebseb, doesn't the Zune use the MTP protocol?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> karan: ok the zune you want to sell what about it?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> GodfatherofEire: I don't know
[01:07] <karan> i just wanna know how to view or edit the files in ubuntu
[01:07] <sebsebseb> GodfatherofEire: in fact I don't even know what the MTP prtocal is
[01:07] <ultramarin> heccrbq zpsr ight[fy
[01:07] <ultramarin> русский яз шпрехан
[01:07] <ShapeShifter499> good buy
[01:07] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[01:07] <GodfatherofEire> sebsebseb, Media Transfer Protocol, its what the ZEN uses and I believe what the Zune uses as well
[01:08] <sebsebseb> karan: Zune won't work well with Ubuntu, but you said it worked before hmm
[01:08] <GodfatherofEire> !ru | ultramarin
[01:08] <GodfatherofEire> karan: have you tried using rhythmbox to view them?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> karan: if you have a Windows CD/DVD  you could Virtual machien it, and then use your Zune in your VM  I expect
[01:09] <Blackbird> Should work, I believe.
[01:09] <karan> my graphics card is pretty old
[01:09] <Roasted> has anybody used gadmin samba
[01:09] <neodragon> I have an hp compaq cq6-215dx laptop with an atheros wireless card. I had to reinstall 9.04 on it and I did have it working before, but I don't remember how?
[01:10] <sebsebseb> karan: ok that probably won't really matter as such for a VM,  the amount of RAM you have will though
[01:10] <GodfatherofEire> karan: also, if Rhythmbox doesnt recognize the Zune, make sure that the MTP protocols are enabled.
[01:10] <karan> how do i enable the?
[01:10] <bzrk> karan: http://www.zuneboards.com/forums/zune-hacks-mods/2772-zune-linux-progress-2.html
[01:10] <karan> them*
[01:11] <GodfatherofEire> karan: Edit->Plugins, and make sure that The MTP box is checked, then re-connect the Zune
[01:11] <bzrk> karan: i guess you will have to recompile amarok for that or use gnomad2 if the zune really uses mtp
[01:11] <zebastian> sebsebseb: hello
[01:11] <pythag> neodragon on my atheros card i had to install the jaunty backports and load a different kernal
[01:11] <sebsebseb> zebastian: Hello
[01:12] <karan> i just installed qlix
[01:12] <zebastian> sebsebseb: can you give me your opinion on this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoboLinux
[01:12] <zebastian> the basic description
[01:13] <neodragon> I seem to remember something about having to load the ath9k driver and disabling the ath5k driver, but I don't remember how?
[01:13] <pythag> did you try modprobe
[01:13] <sebsebseb> zebastian: hardly anyone uses that
[01:14] <zebastian> sebsebseb: what about the ideas proposed as premise?
[01:14] <zebastian> thats what i'm interested in hearing your opinion abotu
[01:14] <Bob_Dole> GoboLinux, the one with the funny hierarchy?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> !ot |  zebastian
[01:15] <techie> are there any repo's for powerpc ubuntu 6.10 still active?
[01:15] <sebsebseb> techie: probaby not
[01:15] <karan> how can u partition liux to dual boot with 2 harddrive bay?
[01:15] <sebsebseb> karan: dual boot what Windows?
[01:15] <karan> dual boot with windows xp
[01:15] <sebsebseb> karan: Why for the Zune?
[01:15] <karan> no
[01:15] <karan> im getting my ibm t42p fixed
[01:15] <sebsebseb> karan: Why then?  and with enough RAM, virtual machine it :)
[01:15] <flippo> Zunes can "squirt"
[01:17] <clearscreen> http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/4582/doinitwrong.jpg anyone recognize that rss tracker at the bottom?
[01:17] <lonewolf> o.o
[01:18] <[> hello everyone!!
[01:18] <delly> clearscreen: conky ?
[01:19] <Guest56393> somebody know about python?
[01:19] <the_madman> Guest56393: Ouch! Some of us were trying to sleep >.<'
[01:19] <clearscreen> delly: the bar at the bottom is probably conky, but i'm not so sure about the rss tracker
[01:19] <Guest56393> ?
[01:19] <durt> Guest56393, #python
[01:19] <delly> clearscreen: does not conky have a buildt in rss?
[01:20] <Roasted> HEY. Has anybody used gadmin samba, cause it just completely f00ked my samba setup
[01:20] <lsds> i need help i installed ssh on my router now i want to access it from out side my network how i do this it keeps blocking everything. =(
[01:21] <bigbootykilla> jooooo
[01:21] <hikenboot> how do i import keys meant for ubuntu on centos so i can do a debmirror
[01:22] <Roasted> HEY! Anybody use gadmin samba? thx
[01:23] <Blackbird> Alright. So, what would be better? To leave the space I intend to turn into an EXT3 partition as pure free space, or create a dummy FAT partition?
[01:24] <the_madman> Blackbird: Free space, methinks.
[01:24] <Prohibited> Using OpenDNS, I'm unable to visit a website due to the name servers failing. Can anyone help?
[01:24] <Prohibited> I can connect to the website using a proxy but not with OpenDNS.
[01:25] <Blackbird> 70/30 scheme. Once I'm done with that and create one big 300 GB EXT3 partition, I set 2 GB of that as swapfile, 5 GB on /home, and the rest in /
[01:25] <Blackbird> Yes?
[01:26] <Prohibited> It's quiet. Too quiet.
[01:26] <gwildor> Blackbird, 293gig / but only 5gig /home ?
[01:26] <Blackbird> Er. I was meaning to ask how much to set in home, actually.
[01:26] <bastidrazor> Blackbird: / needs to be 10 or so
[01:26] <Prohibited> Using OpenDNS, I'm unable to visit a website due to the name servers failing. Can anyone help?
[01:26] <Blackbird> At least, or?
[01:27] <bastidrazor> Blackbird: at least 10GB for /
[01:27] <Blackbird> And if I have 300 GB in /, how much would I need in /home?
[01:27] <gwildor> 250
[01:28] <Blackbird> ...Look. I have a 300 GB partition. I dedicate 2 GB to swap file. How much in / and /home?  I tried uninstalling and reinstalling but that didn't work
[01:29] <jrib> Lym: purge and install the package responsible for it (hint: dpkg -S)
[01:29] <neodragon> ok I removed the ath5k drivers with 'modprobe -r ath5k and now when I type 'insmod ath9k' it gives me the error 'no such file or directory'?
[01:30] <bastidrazor> Blackbird: i would use 15GB for / and the rest in /home .. you never know how many applications you'll decide to install .. i keep a 15GB / on all my ubuntu installs
[01:31] <Blackbird> Oh, so...Sorry, I was reading it backwards
[01:31] <Blackbird> I was thinking that /home was the apps folder and / the rest; messed up big time.
[01:31] <Prohibited> hm
[01:31] <Prohibited> I need to restart my computer and I'm updating to 8.04. That's annoying.
[01:31] <Prohibited> 9.04*
[01:32] <bastidrazor> Blackbird: /home is where the settings for the programs go.. your personal settings
[01:32] <Blackbird> exactly.
[01:32] <chowder> Blackbird: /home is where personal data and some config files live
[01:32] <Lym> jrib, it says its libapachemod-php5 but I already removed it, how do you purge it?
[01:32] <Blackbird> I got them messed up. I'm kind of new at this. Well, now to create an EXT3 partition with GParted, then see if I can install...
[01:33] <GodfatherofEire> crap
[01:33] <GodfatherofEire> Yeah, I messed up somethin with my boot config
[01:34] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: pastebin your menu.lst
[01:35] <chowder> its located in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:35] <bin1010> My friend just installed ubuntu, is there a tar I can make of my software sources and ppa keys to put on his machine.  I have the deb lines, but he gets errors because of the keys.....help
[01:35] <chowder> bin1010: why not just have him install the same software from the repos?
[01:35] <GodfatherofEire> udevadm trigger not permitted while udev is unconfigured // /dev/disk/by-uuid/44d0be02-ee5e-498b-ace5-c8df277604bb does not exist, dropping to shell
[01:35] <GodfatherofEire> And now I'm at an initramfs prompt
[01:35] <bin1010> some of its not there... or really old
[01:36] <chowder> bin1010: look into a program called apt-on-cd
[01:36] <chowder> I think that might be what you're looking for
[01:36] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: that's odd. Is that a fresh install?
[01:36] <GodfatherofEire> chowder, also, I cant even access the menu.lst with that specific kernel or even the recovery mode thereof
[01:36] <GodfatherofEire> chowder, no
[01:37] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: any recent updates or changes?
[01:37] <GodfatherofEire> it does however work on a different kernel
[01:37] <GodfatherofEire> chowder, yes
[01:37] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: why not just use that other kernel?
[01:38] <GodfatherofEire> chowder: 2.6.28-3-rt is the one that works, I'm guessing thats a tad outdated though?
[01:38] <lsds> i can't access my self outside my home network , think might be iptabels could someone have a look though them http://pastebin.com/m7b3e3705 ?
[01:38] <neodragon> aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I am trying to insert the ath9k driver module and it is not working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:38] <bastid_raZor> rex~
[01:38] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: that's not that old
[01:39] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: try posting on the forums or google "udevadm trigger not permitted while udev is unconfigured"
[01:39] <trinium> hello word
[01:39] <mun> i have a quad core machine and top's CPU column for the top 10 processes only add up to < 30%. so it's 30%/400% as the column isn't normalised. however, htop's indicator for each core is: 61%,41%,5%,9%
[01:39] <GodfatherofEire> not that old, but there have been quite a few kernel updates since then?
[01:39] <GodfatherofEire> *.
[01:39] <mun> and according to system monitor, it's about 30%/100%
[01:39] <mun> why the discrepancy?
[01:40] <neodragon> I don't understand I could have sworn that when I install 9.04 the first time the wireless worked ootb, but not it isn't, what gives?
[01:40] <dan> My system hangs during first boot..... sonething times out....
[01:41] <dan> I'm a Linux newbie...
[01:41] <chowder> dan: any error messages?
[01:42] <dan> task hid2hci:2518 blocked for more than 120 secs
[01:42] <chowder> GodfatherofEire: you can find out all you need to know about the linux kernel at kernel.org
[01:45] <Leebier> hi, i have a partioning question, i am migrating over from Fedora (will do a clean install) but have a LVM setup on Fedora an would like to keep it on my Ubuntu install, formatting all the partitions fresh except one (with a bunch of media files on it), how do i do this ?
[01:46] <squircle> Leebier: If you use the alternate install CD, you can keep all your LVM configuration
[01:46] <scunizi> Leebier: lvm is only available on the "alternate" install cd.. not the desktop cd
[01:46] <squircle> !lvm | Leebier
[01:47] <Leebier> ah, i think i skimmed over the difference between the two CDs, a poor choice it seems :)
[01:48] <Leebier> let me back up a sec, is there a better/easier way to keep my media "partition"?
[01:48] <inx-live> Anyone know of a console bible study app?
[01:48] <neodragon> what is the corrct syntax for inserting a module into the kernel in 9.04
[01:48] <squircle> Leebier: not really
[01:48] <chowder> Leebier: you can keep any partition as long as it doesn't have any special config files in it that might confuse Ubuntu
[01:48] <squircle> neodragon: sudo modprobe module
[01:48] <chowder> Leebier: Gparted
[01:49] <Leebier> chowder, the issue is that the ubuntu installer is seeing the entier drive as one partition
[01:49] <Serval> OMG, Yay!! Finnally fullscreen youtube! I love you guys, thank you ubuntu devs!
[01:49] <chowder> oooh, because of the LVM thing?
[01:49] <squircle> Leebier and chowder, i recommend PartedMagic, an "updated GParted" which actually supports LVM and more filesystems
[01:49] <squircle> but Leebier, the easiest way to do it is just booting the alternate CD, and selecting manual partitioning
[01:49] <squircle> that's how I did it
[01:50] <MindSpark> hi, can someone tell me why the packages   linux-backports-modules-karmic linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic are kept back when upgrading ?
[01:50] <neodragon> squircle: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  : )
[01:50] <squircle> MindSpark: are you upgrading to karmic?
[01:50] <squircle> no problem neodragon
[01:50] <neodragon> squircle: that worked
[01:50] <MindSpark> squircle, I've upgraded some time ago already, but I need to upgrade these packages
[01:51] <neodragon> I know what I had to do I just could not seem to get the syntax right, thanks alot
[01:51] <magikid> Is there a way to customize the notifications in Jaunty?
[01:51] <squircle> MindSpark: well, the backports aren't installed (or used) unless you need them, so my guess is just that your computer doesn't need the kernel backports
[01:51] <squircle> MindSpark: most don't.
[01:52] <MindSpark> squircle, I am running an eee which needs the wlan module. I did this on jaunty, and now I need this on karmic to get wifi
[01:53] <neodragon> squircle: is there anything I have to do to make it load that module at boot from now on?
[01:54] <Guest53884> hey room
[01:54] <squircle> MindSpark: try sudo apt-get -f upgrade <package>
[01:54] <demonspork> mount.ntfs-3g ranomly spikes to 30-50% CPU usage and stays there until I reboot. I only have one partition currently mounted using ntfs-3g, and it keeps using that much CPU even after I unmount the partition. How do I prevent ntfs-3g from doing this to me?
[01:54] <Blackbird> Oh god. Did I do something wrong? After using some 4 GB for swap file, the type of the partition changeds to "swap", and now it takes an eternity to do any further partitions.
[01:54] <squircle> neodragon: yes, there is, gimme a sec
[01:54] <demonspork> !hi | Guest
[01:54] <MindSpark> squircle, ok, thanks
[01:54] <Blackbird> ...actually, scratch what I said.
[01:54] <Blackbird> It's fine.
[01:54] <demonspork> !hi | Guest53884
[01:54] <Devrethman> How do I make it so that when X dies or I hit ctrl-alt-F<1-6> I get a console rather than an empty screen of nothingness and despair?
[01:55] <inx-live> Devrethman: not anything?
[01:55] <Devrethman> Because right now, I definitely get nothingness and despair
[01:56] <demonspork> Devrethman, it should give you a console, means something is wrong if it doesn't
[01:56] <Devrethman> Like
[01:56] <Devrethman> I screwed up Xorg.conf a bit ago
[01:56] <demonspork> Devrethman, delete Xorg.conf and make a new one if it is messed up
[01:56] <Devrethman> Now it's working apparently, I restored the default xorg.conf.
[01:56] <inx-live> Devrethman: Ctrl + Alt +F1 doesn't give you a console?
[01:56] <Leebier> thanks for all the responses, but i'm going to admit i'm confused, what is the difference between the regular and the alternate CDs (assuming for the moment I want to actually install it, so I don't want to Live CD, or am i missing some cool idea of the LiveCD?)
[01:56] <Devrethman> It does now, but it didn't when it was in low-graphics mode.
[01:57] <ownz0rjoo> :) Afternoon all
[01:57] <Blackbird> Night, you.
[01:57] <Devrethman> and the reason it was messed up was cause I spelled "driver" wrong. That's much easier to fix with nano.
[01:57] <demonspork> Leebier, the LiveCD includes the installer
[01:57] <squircle> neodragon: just add the module to the end of /etc/modules
[01:57] <Devrethman> but I couldn't get to a console. It was always just black.
[01:57] <inx-live> Leebier: have you run ubuntu live cd?
[01:57] <neodragon> squircle: thanks again you are a life saver
[01:57] <max10> ciao a tutti
[01:57] <MindSpark> squircle, linux-backports-modules-karmic: Depends: linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic (= <IP_ADDRESS>.22) but <IP_ADDRESS>.21 is to be installed
[01:57] <RickZilla> What should the extension be for a key file in software sources?
[01:58] <Devrethman> Also, is ctrl-alt-backspace not working a byproduct of my mac keyboard or is that something that ubuntu has diabled?
[01:58] <squircle> !it | max10
[01:58] <Leebier> i have not, i am frustrated with my Fedora (mythdora, actually) situation and thinking that the mythbuntu option could be the way to go, until this very moment, all i knew of ubuntu was anecdotal
[01:58] <squircle> Devrethman: I can ctrl-alt-backspace on my mac fine
[01:58] <cllaudyu> hello, i have a problem with ubuntu 9.04 instalation cd! everytime i try to install it says cpu was stuck for 60 secconds and i have to restart te computer every time! please help
[01:58] <squircle> MindSpark: how long ago did you do an apt-get update?
[01:58] <Blackbird> Uh...huh. So I just did a 15 GB partition for /, thus making the rest of it free space. So I mount the rest in /home (along with some 4ish GB of swap space), and set the partition type as "Primary", yes?
[01:59] <Devrethman> Squircle: It's supposed to kill X, but it seems to do nothing. I was wondering if it's cause macs have the backspace laveled as "delete" and are different somehow.
[01:59] <MindSpark> squircle, a couple of hours ago
[01:59] <inx-live> max10: you know Steve Holy?
[01:59] <squircle> Devrethman: no, the key is still the same just the label is different; it's still "backspace"
[01:59] <Devrethman> squircle: That's what I figured. Any idea why it doesn't work then?
[02:00] <RickZilla> What should the extension be for a key file in software sources?
[02:00] <squircle> MindSpark: it looks like the older version is pending to be installed...
[02:00] <squircle> Devrethman: what version are you using?
[02:00] <Devrethman> version of what?
[02:00] <Wolter> RickZilla, gpg i think
[02:00] <MindSpark> squircle, what does that mean ?
[02:00] <Wolter> RickZilla, it doesn't matter, the extension
[02:00] <MindSpark> squircle, what do I need to do
[02:00] <MindSpark> ?
[02:00] <neodragon> squircle: thanks again, gotta run!
[02:00] <max10> hi
[02:00] <squircle> no problem neodragon
[02:01] <RickZilla> Wolter: Just save the text to a file and import it?
[02:01] <inx-live> Devrethman: what version of Ubuntu?  Jaunty?
[02:01] <squircle> !hi | max10
[02:01] <Wolter> yes
[02:01] <max10> some one can help me?
[02:01] <squircle> !ask | max10
[02:01] <Wolter> or better yet, take this script from me
[02:01] <RickZilla> Wolter, k, thanks I'll try that
[02:01] <Wolter> i'll post it
[02:01] <squircle> MindSpark: well, from the message, it looks like the older version is pending an install...
[02:01] <max10> i'm xchat 0.26.1
[02:01] <Devrethman> inx-live: Yeah, or so says my sources.lst
[02:01] <Blackbird> So, can I have an answer? I already mounted 15 gigs in /, and now I mount the rest of the partition in /home. Partition type should be Primary, yes?
[02:01] <squircle> MindSpark: what happens if you do 'sudo aptitude safe-upgrade'?
[02:01] <squircle> MindSpark: does it show packages to be upgraded?
[02:02] <squircle> Blackbird: ideally, yes.
[02:02] <magikid> Blackbird: should be
[02:02] <MindSpark> squircle, The following packages have been kept back:
[02:02] <MindSpark>   linux-backports-modules-karmic linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic
[02:02] <Blackbird> Good. Now I set 4 GB-ish as swap file, and I can bloody install already.
[02:02] <MindSpark> 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 1 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
[02:02] <max10> when i ask a file,start the  download, but it dont move to 0%
[02:02] <Wolter> RickZilla, http://paste.ubuntu.com/279183/
[02:02] <Wolter> save that in your bin directory
[02:02] <Devrethman> brb, reboot
[02:03] <Wolter> and you'll be able to add every key by runing woxe-addkey ERF234R in the console (where the weird code is the key)
[02:03] <squircle> MindSpark: don't actually say "yes", but what happens if you do 'sudo aptitude dist-upgrade'?
[02:03] <Wolter> RickZilla, note that the script needs no extension and has to be stored under ~/bin/woxe-addkey
[02:04] <MindSpark> squircle, it looks like the packages are somehow broken
[02:04] <MindSpark> and it seems like aptitude is better than apt-get at resolving these issues
[02:04] <squircle> MindSpark: ideally, you want to use aptitude as much as possible instead of apt-get
[02:04] <MindSpark> I am trying out aptitude install
[02:04] <MindSpark> and it sort of found out that the packages need to be reinstalled
[02:05] <RickZilla> Wolter, thanks...I probably need to read up how to do that.  I was under the impression I could just manually install a key file from Software Sources itself
[02:05] <Wolter> RickZilla, ok, however you prefer
[02:05] <squircle> MindSpark: may i PM you to prevent the channel from being flooded?
[02:05] <MindSpark> squircle, sure, no need to ask
[02:06] <Prohibited> 10 minutes til upgrade from 8.10 -> 9.04 will be complete.
[02:06] <squircle> Prohibited: yay!
[02:06] <Wolter> Prohibited, you've waited quite a while to upgrade huh
[02:07] <Prohibited> lol
[02:07] <Prohibited> taking like 40 minutes
[02:07] <Prohibited> my computers slow :(
[02:08] <Prohibited> at least the download from nz.archive.ubuntu.com goes at like 500kb/s
[02:08] <Prohibited> must faster than other website =)
[02:08] <Prohibited> oO it updated firefox
[02:09] <Prohibited> hmm
[02:09] <squircle> Prohibited: what I do when i get it booted is I fire up nano, and replace all the http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com with my local mirror, ftp://ubuntu.mirror.iweb.ca.
[02:09] <squircle> Prohibited: if you google ubuntu mirrors and find one locally, it should be plenty fast
[02:09] <Prohibited> it automatically chooses a New Zealand mirror :)
[02:10] <shellsage-work> Any ideas why my root cron jobs are not running?  In /var/log/syslog I'm getting CRON[2360]: Failure setting user credentials
[02:10] <Prohibited> I've changed my DNS settings in the /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf file, when I go to my mum's house (I take my laptop between my mum and dad's house) will I have to edit the dhclient.conf file again and change the DNS settings?
[02:10] <Prohibited> I can't use OpenDNS because it doesn't let me access a free webhosting account that I hav..
[02:12] <Prohibited> About 6 minutes remaining...
[02:12] <hikenboot> whats the ubuntu ports.ubuntu.com gpg key paths?
[02:12] <hikenboot> for powerpc
[02:13] <Prohibited> wow that's really annoying
[02:14] <Prohibited> when I'm updating it asks me if I want to replace some of the config files
[02:14] <Prohibited> it hanged the upgrade because I didn't see that =p
[02:15] <Roasted> Is anybody here a genius with samba? I cant troubleshoot this user account error Im having and its driving me insane.
[02:15] <squircle> Roasted: ask, and we'll see how we can help
[02:16] <magikid> What partitions do you have for Ubuntu and what sizes?
[02:16] <Prohibited> What is a good FTP program?
[02:16] <Roasted> SAMBA ISSUE - I have 4 samba accounts. They were working fine. I tried out this gui app to manage samba called gadmin-samba. After that, my account stopped working and I have no idea why. I decided to uninstall gadmin-samba and I pulled my backup smb.conf from last month which worked fine. As expected, all of the users could get in - but me. Whenever I try to connect, it just keeps prompting me for my lgoin credentials. My account fl
[02:16] <Roasted> at out doesnt work. I added a bogus account with my exact same permissions and it worked - yet mine doesnt. I deleted it, readded, changed password, rebooted 84392 times. WTF happened?
[02:16] <flippo> I like the ftp client known as "ftp"
[02:17] <rlee> Anyone know if of a smaller alternative than bind9 to create a dns server just for a local network?
[02:17] <Prohibited> lol
[02:17] <Prohibited> same, but moving on from that
[02:17] <magikid> Prohibited: I like Filezilla FTP
[02:17] <Prohibited> there is a Linux version for Filezilla?
[02:17] <magikid> Yeah, it should be in the repos
[02:17] <Prohibited> Ithanks, didn't know that.
[02:17] <squircle> Prohibited: I like filezilla
[02:17] <squircle> Roasted: try 'sudo smbpasswd -a roasted' replacing roasted with your username
[02:17] <squircle> Prohibited: yes.
[02:18] <Roasted> squircle - I did.. :(
[02:18] <Prohibited> hm
[02:18] <zebastian> can someone point me towards the current swiftweasel repository, i can't seem to find it and when i entered the one from this page it didn't work http://www.wesayso.ca/software/swiftweasel-on-ubuntu-804
[02:18] <squircle> Roasted: just smbpasswd without being root?
[02:19] <Prohibited> 1586 = 64 bit version?
[02:19] <Prohibited> i586*
[02:19] <magikid> Prohibited: If you don't see it in the repos, http://bit.ly/vN7qd is the tarball
[02:19] <Roasted> oh no - I used root....
[02:19] <rlee> nm found it... dnsmasq can be configured for local lan
[02:20] <Roasted> squircle - I ran smbpasswd -e jason, which is for enable. Iw onder if I got disabled?? Testing now...
[02:20] <Roasted> squircle - no dice on the -e idea. Any idea?
[02:20] <squircle> Roasted: have you checked the logs?
[02:21] <magikid> I'm installing Jaunty and I'm thinking 10GB /, 6GB /usr, 1GB /tmp, 1GB Swap, and the rest /home.  Any suggestions?
[02:21] <Prohibited> if I change the DNS settings Networking, <name of the connection>, will it be affected by the settings in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[02:21] <Roasted> squircle - where are the logs locateD?
[02:21] <Prohibited> or will the dhclient.conf file override the network settings
[02:21] <squircle> Roasted: can you paste the output of 'cat /var/log/samba' to a pastebin?
[02:21] <sebsebseb> magikid: 10GB  /    and big seperate /home
[02:22] <sebsebseb> magikid: everything goes into / by default
[02:22] <Roasted> whats the pastebin link?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> !pastebin >  Roasted
[02:22] <zebastian> sebsebseb: do you know what the current repo for swiftweasel is?
[02:22] <magikid> sebsebseb: I don't understand
[02:23] <Roasted> /var/log/samba is a directory.
[02:23] <Prohibited> sudo apt-get install filezilla = win
[02:23] <sebsebseb> magikid: by default  everything /home and /usr and all that goes into  /
[02:23] <sebsebseb> magikid: and a swap is made as well
[02:23] <squircle> Prohibited: sudo aptitude install filezilla = more win
[02:23] <Prohibited> difference being?
[02:23] <sebsebseb> zebastian: I don't think there is one
[02:23] <magikid> sebsebseb: unless I set them up as different partitions mounted at boot
[02:23] <kn1> i'm having problems getting my motion eye webcam on my vaio laptop working correctly, anyone have any experience?
[02:23] <squircle> Prohibited: aptitude is generally better than apt-get
[02:23] <Prohibited> how come?
[02:23] <sebsebseb> magikid: unless you set up the partitions yourself when installing Ubuntu sure
[02:24] <squircle> !webcam | kn1
[02:24] <sebsebseb> magikid: and really all you need is a /  with  maybe  a seperate /home as well
[02:24] <magikid> sebsebseb: ok
[02:24] <sebsebseb> magikid: and  a swap space probably
[02:24] <kn1> i'll take a look, but i'll be back if it stuff i already looked at ;)
[02:24] <Prohibited> how does using "aptitude" instead of "apt-get" make it any better?
[02:24] <gOLDfeesh> !fonts
[02:24] <zebastian> sebsebseb: http://download.tuxfamily.org/swiftweasel/swiftweasel-35/3.5.1-tar.gz/  +deb [] /hardy multiverse ?
[02:25] <Blackbird> Sigh.   How can I cat it to pastebin??
[02:26] <Blackbird> Did I have to create partitions to mount in /usr, /var, etc., or are those created when doing a mountpoint in home?
[02:26] <Prohibited> for Filezilla, can you change the colour of the text? It is in a really light colour which is hard to read
[02:26] <magikid> Blackbird: That sounds like it should come out ok.
[02:26] <Blackbird> I have no idea what I'm doing.
[02:26] <udoprog> k, ubuntu is switching to using upstart scripts in karmic, the only thing i can't figure out is - how do i disable services? i'm trying to prevent network-manager from running by default, and i preferably do not want to edit an /etc/init script. Any suggestions?
[02:26] <Blackbird> I'll restart and see if I can get it to run.
[02:27] <squircle> sorry Roasted, it should be /var/log/samba/log.smbd
[02:27] <Prohibited> Anyway... rebooting after installing 9.04
[02:27] <magikid> blackbird: All you actually need is to have a / partition and a swap space
[02:27] <magikid> the rest is just for organization.
[02:27] <Blackbird> Okay. I cannot boot into Ubuntu.
[02:28] <Blackbird> I...can't pick my external as boot point.
[02:28] <Blackbird> At least not from the little boot menu that the Macbook's BIOS gives you.
[02:29] <Roasted> squircle - http://paste.ubuntu.com/279192/
[02:29] <Guest19053> Blackbird - install rEFIt
[02:29] <Blackbird> ...And that should do what?
[02:29] <Guest19053> It lets you pick Ubuntu
[02:29] <Blackbird> Oh. It's the boot menu.
[02:29] <Blackbird> Awesome.
[02:29] <Blackbird> Thank you.
[02:29] <Guest19053> yeah
[02:29] <Guest19053> it worked for me
[02:31] <fer> Hi everyone
[02:31] <Prohibited> for Ubuntu 9.04 is there no option to log in without having to enter a password?
[02:31] <fer> Im new in ubuntu
[02:32] <ownz0rjoo> fer: welcome to ubuntu :)
[02:32] <Prohibited> when I install 8.10 I ticked the box for that feature and now after updating I have to type in my Username / Password again.
[02:32] <Blackbird> Prohibited: There...is. Didn't you see the "Log In Automatically" option while installing.
[02:32] <fer> i was using kde
[02:32] <Blackbird> I swear it was there...
[02:32] <fer> for six years
[02:32] <Prohibited> I ticked the box when I installed
[02:32] <squircle> !enter | fer
[02:32] <Wolter> fer, like gnome?
[02:32] <Prohibited> and then I updated to 9.04
[02:32] <magikid> !hi|fer
[02:32] <fer> yes
[02:32] <Prohibited> and it doesn't update anymore
[02:32] <The2morrowMan> Prohibited, If you go into the login menu configuration, you can set up an autologin for a particular account.
[02:32] <fer> is cool and simple
[02:32] <Prohibited> it doesn't automatically log in anymore*
[02:32] <fer> elegant
[02:32] <Prohibited> thanks
[02:33] <Wolter> yes indeed
[02:33] <Prohibited> the new Human login window looks awesome
[02:33] <shawn_> Where is a good online retailer to buy processors for cheap?
[02:33] <The2morrowMan> Wondering if I should use 9.04... or 8.04 LTS... for a server.
[02:33] <magikid> shawn_: ebay
[02:33] <sdlwof> http://pastebin.com/m7604fa93  that's unplugging it and back in on 3 different usb ports.
[02:34] <Prohibited> installed NVIDIA graphics drivers
[02:34] <Prohibited> rebooting again :P
[02:34] <The2morrowMan> Anyone have an opinion on that?
[02:34] <magikid> The2morrowMan: For a server I personally run Debian
[02:35] <squircle> The2morrowMan: depends. on my VPS (which i don't have physical access to), i run 8.04, just so i don't have do dist-upgrade as often. for my local file server, i run 9.04, because i love bleeding-edge.
[02:36] <fer> does anyone know how can I see the contennt of a kwallet in gnome
[02:36] <Wolter> fer what is kwallet for?
[02:36] <_Space_Case_> i have a problem i think its firefox cookies? i try to log on to myspace get connection reset error while waiting on secure.myspace.com .. i delete all the cookies then try to conect again. then it times out on waiting on home.myspace.com anybody ever have any issues like that?
[02:36] <The2morrowMan> magikid, Why Debian? Just curious as to your thoughts.
[02:36] <fer> is like gnome-keyring i think
[02:36] <squircle> fer: you can just run kwallet, it works in GNOME. 99.9% of KDE apps will work in GNOME
[02:36] <fer> is the place were you put your passwords in kde
[02:36] <powerjuce> clear
[02:37] <udoprog> k, having some problems with per-user pulseaudio, doesn't work very well under karmic
[02:37] <udoprog> it seems to be configured for system wide by default
[02:37] <fer> i want to import this info to gnome
[02:37] <powerjuce> hello all
[02:37] <Wolter> hey jack lalane
[02:37] <squircle> !hi | powerjuce
[02:37] <powerjuce> i was wondering is a way to record the line into audacity, or any recording program
[02:38] <fer> ok thanks squircle
[02:38] <Roasted> squircle - no idea?
[02:38] <magikid> fer: There's really no where to import the data to in gnome by default.
[02:38] <squircle> powerjuce: I know you can do it on Audacity on Windows, but i dunno on linux
[02:38] <squircle> Roasted: sorry, did you paste the link?
[02:38] <Wolter> powerjuce, of course there is, try Applications > Sound & Video > Sound Recorder
[02:38] <fer> ah ook
[02:38] <squircle> Roasted: it must've totally passed me; sorry
[02:38] <Roasted> squircle - http://paste.ubuntu.com/279192/
[02:38] <magikid> fer: like squircle said, you can just install kwallet in gnome
[02:39] <powerjuce> Wolter i tried that it does not work
[02:39] <fer> i have to investigate
[02:39] <squircle> Roasted: found it.
[02:39] <Wolter> powerjuce, well you have to do some adjustments sometimes... what computer are you using?
[02:39] <fer> ok, but i m trying to not use it anymore
[02:39] <fer> gnome/keyrings is good?
[02:40] <Wolter> fer, it suits my needs
[02:40] <RHorse> powerjuce if you have a stereo mic input you could try recording from that.
[02:40] <Roasted> squircle - you found the problem?
[02:40] <squircle> Roasted: i found the link :)
[02:40] <fer> ok, wolter
[02:40] <powerjuce> wolter i am using ubuntu
[02:40] <squircle> Roasted: can you also paste your log.<sharename>?
[02:40] <fer> and what is the best chat program in gnome?
[02:40] <Wolter> powerjuce, yeah but what computer?
[02:41] <fer> x-chat?
[02:41] <Wolter> fer, pidgin
[02:41] <powerjuce> it is a hp pavilion a1712n
[02:41] <Wolter> fer, xchat is only irc
[02:41] <magikid> fer: xchat for irc
[02:41] <fer> can i use pidgin for IRC?
[02:41] <Wolter> powerjuce, did you google it already?
[02:41] <powerjuce> yea, i have been on google all night
[02:41] <Wolter> fer, you can, but I would use xchat for irc
[02:41] <magikid> fer: you can but xchat is a lot more customizable for irc
[02:41] <Prohibited> yeah... ubuntu has a broken driver as one of their packages
[02:41] <Wolter> powerjuce, haha
[02:41] <Fer> :D
[02:42] <Prohibited> I had to run the ubuntu recovery thing to fix it
[02:42] <_Space_Case_> i have a problem i think its firefox cookies? i try to log on to myspace get connection reset error while waiting on secure.myspace.com .. i delete all the cookies then try to connect again. then it times out on waiting on home.myspace.com anybody ever have any issues like that?
[02:42] <demonspork> Leebier, the LiveCD includes the installer
[02:42] <Roasted> squircle - where would it be located at?
[02:42] <demonspork> mount.ntfs-3g ranomly spikes to 30-50% CPU usage and stays there until I reboot. I only have one partition currently mounted using ntfs-3g, and it keeps using that much CPU even after I unmount the partition. How do I prevent ntfs-3g from doing this to me?
[02:42] <magikid> fer: although for the commandline, I do like bitchx
[02:42] <squircle> Roasted: same directory; /var/log/samba/log.<sharename>
[02:42] <_Space_Case_> i dont think its the network cause i can conect with my windoze computer
[02:42] <fer_> xchat is the best?
[02:42] <Pici> !best
[02:43] <Roasted> squircle - I'm trying that with log.jason and it says no share name...
[02:43] <magikid> wow
[02:43] <squircle> Roasted: is your share called jason?
[02:43] <Prohibited> !money
[02:43] <Roasted> squircle - yes
[02:43] <magikid> BestBot rocks! I had no idea that was there.
[02:44] <Wolter> powerjuce, i had to do this in my file: File > Open Volume Control > Options > Digital Input Source > Digital Mic 1
[02:44] <Roasted> squircle - my samba share is my home directory, every one elses share is on another SATA drive in my system
[02:44] <Prohibited> I guess ubottu doesn't know anything about money because Ubuntu is free.
[02:44] <powerjuce> Wolter, i tried everything, but sound recorder refuses to record the line in
[02:44] <_Space_Case_> !jesus
[02:44] <Prohibited> and hes not religious
[02:44] <Roasted> lol
[02:44] <Blackbird> Uh. I installed rEFIt on my Mac OS X volume and it doesn't come up when I boot.
[02:45] <Blackbird> Did I do something wrong?
[02:45] <Blackbird> According to the page it should be fine...
[02:45] <squircle> Roasted: can you paste your smb.conf?
[02:45] <Wolter> rEFIt Blackbird ?
[02:45] <squircle> Blackbird: did you bless rEFIt?
[02:45] <Roasted> squircle - http://paste.ubuntu.com/279201/
[02:45] <dpalacio> hi. what is the name of kubuntu's updates notifier applet?
[02:46] <Blackbird> No. I did not bless it.
[02:46] <magikid> Time for a reboot.  Just installed Jaunty!
[02:46] <spursncowboys> My computer mouse froze and when I ran [top] it had iftop at 96-100%. Could this be from me opening up a port?
[02:46] <Guest19053> It helps to manually install rEFIt
[02:47] <squircle> Blackbird: boot into OS X and open the terminal. go to /efi/refit and run enable-always.sh
[02:47] <squircle> Roasted: so, just to get the original problem down again, everyone else can access it, but you can't?
[02:47] <powerjuce> Wolter anything i can do?
[02:47] <Roasted> squircle - yes. Everybody's account is fine, but mine.
[02:48] <Roasted> squircle - When I fired up gadmin-samba, I was creating a test directory for me to get to know the program, and I remember making an adjustment with me being able to access that directory. I ended up deleting it and uninstalling the program cause it seemed cumbersome, but osmehow it still messed things up for me connectiong to my home directory too.
[02:48] <Roasted> squircle - I just always thought that as long as your smb.conf was okay and you have samba users added, NOTHING could go wrong. But damn, for real? I just dont get how that smb.conf appears to be fine (to me) and yet I have mixed results.
[02:49] <Wolter> powerjuce, couldn't find anything
[02:49] <squircle> Roasted: try running 'sudo smbpasswd -x jason' and 'smbpasswd -a jason'
[02:50] <Roasted> squircle - I'll try it again, but I did. I even went as far as to remove jason as a user, reboot, re-add as a user, reboot, and then try to connect again and ti failed.
[02:50] <squircle> Roasted: because i can see absolutely no reason why you can't access it... your smb.conf is fine, your logs check out
[02:50] <zebastian> i just downloaded swiftweasel from here http://sourceforge.net/projects/swiftweasel/ and then installed it, it is in usr/local/swiftweasel3 but the problem is i can't set a launcher on the avant dock for some reason
[02:50] <squircle> Roasted: all I could image is a permissions or user issue
[02:50] <Blackbird> I...cannot run it.
[02:50] <Roasted> squircle - see why Im confused now?
[02:50] <squircle> Roasted: i most certainly do :)
[02:50] <Prohibited> :|
[02:51] <Prohibited> fatal error with WoW
[02:51] <zebastian> if i go to the menu and then internet and then swiftweasel it loads no problem
[02:51] <magnesium> ns STATUS magnesium
[02:51] <MindSpark> hi, nm-applet says "device not ready" for my asus eee 1005ha. I am using karmic, can anyone help
[02:51] <MindSpark> ?
[02:51] <GodfatherofEire> Anybody know how to get GNUCash to recognize an external deposit?
[02:51] <zebastian> is there a way to find a path to the apps on the menu
[02:51] <Blackbird> Alright. Let's see if it works...
[02:51] <Roasted> squircle - thats why I uninstalled gadmin-samba. I thought maybe that program had its fingers in with the smb.conf despite me having it shut off, so I uninstalled it. I even looked for a .gadmin folder to delete it if it was in my home dir but it wasnt.
[02:52] <Wolter> zebastian, what do you mean?
[02:52] <RHorse> MindSpark what wireless chip?
[02:52] <Blackbird> Haha! It works. Wonderful. Thank you.
[02:52] <jebblue> zebastian: System | Preferences | Main Menu ?
[02:52] <Blackbird> ...oh god. "GRUB Hard Disk Error"
[02:52] <zebastian> Wolter, i mean, clearly the menu entry does work so i want to find out a pth to that entry
[02:52] <Blackbird> Where did I go wrong this time?
[02:52] <MindSpark> RHorse, atheros ar9285
[02:53] <Wolter> zebastian, right click the menu and hit edit, then look for the item you want and go under properties
[02:53] <squircle> Roasted: when you removed jason as a local user, it may not have removed it from the samba passwords database...
[02:53] <squircle> Roasted: just a shot in the dar
[02:53] <seidos> 2d performance with intel 965/960 unsatisfactory?
[02:53] <squircle> Roasted: if the smbpasswd -x doesn't work...
[02:54] <zebastian> bloody worked
[02:54] <Blackbird> rEFIt works, but...Ubuntu, not so much.
[02:54] <zebastian> Wolter: jebblue thank you
[02:54] <Roasted> squircle - that kind of makes sense. From XP when I log in as jason/regularpassword, it goes to the next screen where I see the shares. When I click on my share, it prompts me again. It's as if it's asking me to log in as a user who has actual permissions. Thats what happens when curt tries to log into tylers share, cause hes not a valid user.
[02:55] <RHorse> MindSpark what does ifconfig/iwconfig show? PM results or pastebin
[02:55] <Roasted> squircle - however, when I set a NEW password to jason and restarted samba services and tried again from XP, it flat otu wouldnt let me past the 1st screen with the new pw. It had to be the old one.
[02:55] <squircle> Roasted: btw, force group is deprecated
[02:55] <Roasted> squircle - meaning what?
[02:55] <squircle> Roasted: it'll be removed in Samba4
[02:55] <squircle> Roasted: not a pressing issue
[02:55] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[02:55] <Roasted> squircle - I can work around that. I can just assign the user as the group for the share they own.
[02:55] <Wolter> zebastian, no problem
[02:55] <squircle> !hi | Umeaboy
[02:56] <Umeaboy> Anybody using both Ubuntu & Mandriva here?
[02:56] <Roasted> squircle - actually I lied, I need force group... I need force group for my public share...
[02:56] <Roasted> squircle - I ran force group cuase I didnt want 777 permissions on my public folder, I wanted 775, so I added everybody to the group and pushed that down instead.
[02:56] <Umeaboy> No?
[02:57] <squircle> Roasted: you can put the create and directory masks under the one share heading and it'll apply only to that share
[02:57] <squircle> Roasted: what happens if you change valid users = jason to valid users = %S
[02:57] <squircle> Roasted: under the Jason share
[02:57] <Umeaboy> I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 on a 300 GB HDD.
[02:58] <Roasted> squircle - I want the masks to apply to all shares. If I leave them where theyre at I assume theyll hit public too. Let me try the %S thing...
[02:58] <MindSpark> RHorse, sorry, it's on the other computer, ifconfig doesn't show anything regarding wlan0 and iwconfig shows wlan0 without problems
[02:58] <EricTheHax> i installed custom cursors and they only show up in firefox
[02:58] <Umeaboy> sda5's size is 296 GB.
[02:59] <EricTheHax> holy s***
[02:59] <EricTheHax> thats huge
[02:59] <Roasted> squircle - same problem.
[02:59] <Umeaboy> Well I used the Live-CD when I installed.
[02:59] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: how much is mandriva got?
[02:59] <Blackbird> Okay. I tried to boot Ubuntu, and I get a GRUB Hard Disk Error.
[02:59] <jebblue> EricTheHax: i have two 500 and will have a 1 TB soon
[02:59] <RHorse> MindSpark nothing about ath0? Do you also have a ethernet hooked into it?
[02:59] <Blackbird> After doing an install I expect was proper.
[02:59] <Umeaboy> I'm trying to install Mandriva on the side of Ubuntu.
[02:59] <Blackbird> What did I do wrong?
[03:00] <squircle> Roasted: i guess that pretty much exhausts my knowledge of samba...
[03:00] <squircle> Roasted: maybe if you post in the forums somebody else may be more knowledgeable, but I don't know what else it could be.
[03:00] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: your going to want to give 10Gig minimum to Mandriva. use Gparted to partition
[03:00] <squircle> Roasted: so so sorry :(
[03:00] <EricTheHax> so..... anyone know how to fix this: I installed custom cursors through the appearance menu and they only seem to show up in firefox.
[03:00] <Roasted> squircle - I did post. Hoping someone answers.
[03:01] <Roasted> squircle - when does smaba 4 come out?
[03:01] <squircle> Roasted: samba4 is an optional install, but it's a complete rewrite of the code
[03:01] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: I'm in Mandriva One-CD atm.
[03:01] <squircle> Roasted: as to when it will be formally released and take over samba 2... i don't know
[03:01] <squircle> Roasted: there'll probably be another way to do what you want to do in samba4
[03:01] <Roasted> squircle - I dont understand why they would remove force group though.
[03:02] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: #mandriva can help you with the partitioning
[03:02] <squircle> Roasted: there's probably just a different way of implementing it
[03:02] <seidos> another way to get at applications that start at bootup aside from system -> preferences?
[03:02] <Blackbird> *sigh*. Three hours wasted trying to install an OS that won't even boot.
[03:02] <squircle> Roasted: i'm sure they wouldn't remove the functionality
[03:02] <Umeaboy> I know. I've already asked.
[03:02] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: Good. How can we help you?
[03:02] <EricTheHax> plz help i cant get my custom cursors working correctly
[03:02] <MindSpark> RHorse, no, nothing about ath0, I don't have ethernet
[03:02] <Prohibited> how do I report broken drivers?
[03:03] <Prohibited> there are broken NVIDIA graphics drivers ><
[03:03] <EricTheHax> talk to nvidia then?
[03:03] <Prohibited> "Tested by Ubuntu devlopers"
[03:03] <Prohibited> liars lol
[03:03] <squircle> Prohibited: i'm using the most recent ones and they're fine for me... look for an open bug report on launchpad
[03:03] <IdleOne> !bug | Prohibited
[03:03] <Prohibited> I'm not using a recent graphcis card lol
[03:03] <jebblue> EricTheHax: where did you get them from?
[03:03] <EricTheHax> yeah im usin latest and no prblm
[03:03] <Prohibited> not listening to what i said ;p
[03:03] <EricTheHax> jebblue: gnome-look
[03:04] <squircle> Prohibited: neither am i ;)
[03:04] <jebblue> EricTheHax: give me alink to the ones you installed and I'll try them
[03:04] <Prohibited> the only graphics driver for Ubuntu that'd work for my graphics card is broken
[03:04] <Prohibited> -.-
[03:04] <RHorse> MindSpark you can try forcing it to see the device: try the following one at a time, testing refreshing NM after each test: sudo iwconfig ath0; sudo iwconfig ath1; sudo iwconfig wlan0.
[03:05] <EricTheHax> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Shere+Khan+X?content=57588
[03:05] <scape> man why does this shit have to ajoin this chan
[03:05] <Umeaboy> IdlOne: I want to know how much I'm going to set the size of sda5.
[03:05] <squircle> !language | scape
[03:05] <Umeaboy> IdleOne
[03:05] <scape> who coded the gnome end for xchat?
[03:05] <IdleOne> !language | scape
[03:05] <demonspork> how do I move avant-window-navigator to somewhere other than the bottom of my screen
[03:05] <freedomfist> !cloak
[03:06] <scape> why not just make a Setup wizard on first run, and let user specify server and chans
[03:06] <EricTheHax> all other cursor packs, custom or default-included, do the same dang thing
[03:06] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: a minimum of 10Gigs for Mandriva
[03:06] <scape> who the fuck wants to hang out in #ubuntu?
[03:06] <EricTheHax> its stuck default except in firefox
[03:06] <squircle> !language | scape
[03:06] <lasthopesinyouu> wtf is mandriva
[03:06] <IdleOne> scape: please stop
[03:06] <Prohibited> about 1309 people
[03:06] <scape> oh suck it, bots
[03:07] <squircle> we're not bots, scape
[03:07] <lasthopesinyouu> wtf is mandriva
[03:07] <Kittykis> scape, just leave
[03:07] <IdleOne> !ops | scape
[03:07] <fer_> I can install kwalletmanager and import all my password from kde !!!!
[03:07] <Prohibited> o.O
[03:07] <jebblue> EricTheHax looks like i have new cursors, black arrow now
[03:07] <fer_> thanks all
[03:07] <IdleOne> lasthopesinyouu: mandriva is a linux distrobution
[03:07] <scape> well, what if I had a ubuntu 904 question?
[03:07] <Flannel> scape: Please mind your language, and respect our channel rules, thanks.
[03:07] <EricTheHax> grrrrrr
[03:07] <EricTheHax> i dont know why this is happening
[03:07] <squircle> scape: please ask it without using derogatory language
[03:07] <lasthopesinyouu> i only like ubuntu cause of compiz
[03:07] <fer_> can anyone recomend me a good mail client for gnome
[03:07] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: Yeah, but I want Ubuntu and Mandriva to have equal amount of space.
[03:07] <scape> gotta say, I'm impressed with 9.04 but it's only been a week since install
[03:07] <fer_> evolution is good?
[03:07] <lasthopesinyouu> everything else is hassle after hassle
[03:07] <scape> evolution sucks
[03:07] <squircle> fer_: I like Thunderbird
[03:08] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: ok then give it 150gig
[03:08] <scape> use thunderbird
[03:08] <Blackbird> Gotta say, I think I'm wasting my time with Ubuntu
[03:08] <jebblue> EricTheHax: try switching to another theme then back or try logging out and back in or try tuning off advanced desktop effects (compix)
[03:08] <Blackbird> Apparently my BIOS isn't letting me run it.
[03:08] <fer_> evolution is not goof?
[03:08] <jebblue> EricTheHax: compiz*
[03:08] <scape> ubuntu is a huge waste of time, Blackbird
[03:08] <squircle> !best | fer_
[03:08] <fer_> I think is the defaulrt in gnome\
[03:08] <LinuX2half> whats an itunes alternative for ipod touch third generation?
[03:08] <scape> but ubuntu is great for regular windows people
[03:08] <soreau> lasthopesinyouu: Compiz will work on any distro of linux that can run an X server and drivers supporting the Texture From Pixmap extension
[03:09] <IdleOne> scape: if you want to help please do, if you just want to complain and whine then you can leave
[03:09] <Umeaboy> I have to reboot. This Live-CD-installation sux, man.
[03:09] <squircle> scape, if you just came here to bash ubuntu, may I suggest you leave?
[03:09] <fer_> a, ok
[03:09] <jebblue> scape: your wisdom is limited
[03:09] <freedomfist> where are you all from
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> i think compiz should evolve computers as we know it
[03:09] <scape> I wanna migrate my windows xp people over to this version of ubuntu
[03:09] <Prohibited> Every time I install these NVIDIA drivers (downloaded from System, Administration, Hardware Drivers) I get graphic errors when i reboot and the only way I can log on is after using the Recovery option and it disables the driver that I just installed.
[03:09] <EricTheHax> i like ubuntu mostly because it supports all my crap right out of fresh install
[03:09] <scape> dude, stfu, are you listening?
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> There should be up to like 10 different cubes
[03:09] <scape> i said ubuntu is great for normal people
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> that can flip every which way
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> touch screen
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> flip them
[03:09] <Flannel> scape: Again, please mind your lanuage.
[03:09] <squircle> !language | scape
[03:09] <Prohibited> hm
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> pick a screen by double tapping
[03:09] <Prohibited> whats the ignore command for IRC
[03:09] <bazhang> scape, that language is not acceptable
[03:09] <scape> LOL
[03:09] <lasthopesinyouu> :)
[03:09] <squircle> type /ignore scape
[03:09] <FloodBot1> lasthopesinyouu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:09] <scape> it's an acronym
[03:09] <Prohibited> ah
[03:09] <LinuX2half> is there an itune alternative for ipod touch third generation?
[03:10] <Flannel> scape: Obfuscated swearing still is.   I'm a like-minded linux person, who wanted to suggest changes to a very nice distro (ubuntu)
[03:11] <Strife89> LinuX2half: I don't think there is. The latest iPods have some really tough firmware.
[03:11] <squircle> !ops
[03:11] <Flannel> EricTheHax: there are children here at times, yes.
[03:11] <EricTheHax> how little?
[03:11] <RHorse> i'm only 3
[03:11] <EricTheHax> lolol
[03:11] <Strife89> Flannel: That honestly surprises me.
[03:11] <Flannel> EricTheHax: It's not really relevant
[03:11] <IdleOne> EricTheHax: as young as 9, my son uses ubuntu also
[03:11] <comawhite_> I'm only t2o
[03:11] <Kittykis> if a kid can use IRC they can deal with swearing imo
[03:11] <se7vn> 24
[03:12] <Strife89> Kids, using Linux? Sure Ubuntu's easy, but....
[03:12] <bazhang> lets get on topic please
[03:12] <Kittykis> it's not like they don't hear it everywhere else anyway, and it's not like swearing is inherently bad
[03:12] <Kittykis> anyway
[03:12] <squircle> Strife89: I started when i was 5
[03:12] <Blackbird> rEFIt does not work.
[03:12] <Kittykis> ubuntu!
[03:12] <squircle> Blackbird: how did you install it?
[03:12] <Blackbird> Even loading Windows it gives me a GRUB Hard disk error.
[03:12] <Strife89> squircle: Kudos to you, then. :)
[03:12] <Blackbird> Uh, I ran the .mpkg from the rEFIt website
[03:12] <Amaranth> Blackbird: Did you bless it?
[03:12] <Blackbird> ran always-enable.sh
[03:13] <Amaranth> alright, yes then
[03:13] <squircle> Blackbird: rEFIt won't give you a grub error, grub will give you a grub error
[03:13] <Blackbird> While booting Windows?
[03:13] <Blackbird> I wasn't aware I could even GET those.
[03:14] <Amaranth> Blackbird: Does windows actually start booting?
[03:14] <Blackbird> No.
[03:14] <LinuX2half> strife89, firmware? So it need to be hacked in order for it to be compatible with Linux Operating System?
[03:14] <lasthopesinyouu> all the time
[03:14] <Blackbird> It just shows GRUB Hard Disk Error if I do it through rEFIt
[03:14] <Blackbird> If not, it works perfectly.
[03:14] <Blackbird> Only thing rEFIt can boot is Mac OS X
[03:14] <Amaranth> Blackbird: Sounds like the Ubuntu side of this is working fine then
[03:14] <squircle> Blackbird: did you sync the partition tables?
[03:15] <Blackbird> Did I...I believe I did.
[03:15] <Amaranth> Dunno if there is a place to get rEFIt help or not
[03:15] <hikenboot> I have found the proper  Release.gpg key but am getting gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[03:15] <Strife89> LinuX2half: Sorry if I'm misinformed. :/ I'm under the impression that Apple is using some dirty tricks to keep it a strictly iPod+iTunes deal.
[03:15] <squircle> Blackbird: if you need more rEFIt help, PM me
[03:15] <Amaranth> LinuX2half: What is the problem? Can't sync your iPod?
[03:15] <squircle> Blackbird: i've used it a whole lot
[03:15] <Happehwalrus> Hello
[03:16] <squircle> !hi | Happehwalrus
[03:16] <LinuX2half> how about Wine? Is there an way to make itunes run perfectly with it?
[03:16] <hikenboot> i do not see a long encrypted digest just a short two line one in the file
[03:16] <Strife89> LinuX2half: I'm open to correction.
[03:16] <Happehwalrus> I downloaded the .iso, it was 1MB less than supposed to be.
[03:16] <Flannel> LinuX2half: I believe most people use virtualization
[03:16] <Amaranth> LinuX2half: WINE may be able to run some version of iTunes but it won't be able to sync your iPod or iPhone
[03:16] <Strife89> LinuX2half: Last I checked, Wine doesn't run iTunes very well.
[03:16] <Amaranth> LinuX2half: For syncing you have to use iTunes on OS X or Windows
[03:16] <jimbeam12> hey all
[03:16] <Happehwalrus> It's exactly 698MB, is that fine? -.-
[03:16] <Amaranth> Happehwalrus: That looks correct
[03:17] <Strife89> Happehwalrus: Check the MD5 if you're nervous.
[03:17] <Sagaci> Happehwalrus: check the md5sum
[03:17] <Guest64924> >>>> FileSharing between my computer (Ubuntu) and my wife's computer (Windows) i installed samba, and everything but i am stuck when editing the  smb.conf  file,  I DO NOT KNOW MY WORKGROUP NAME!!!! how do i find out my workgroup name  HELP! Please ?
[03:17] <Vtec> does anyone know the terminal command to restart your sound? alsa or w/e?
[03:17] <scunizi> Guest64924: windows defaults at "workgroup"
[03:17] <Happehwalrus> I burnt it to my disc, put in my no OS computer, nothing?
[03:18] <Amaranth> Guest64924: workgroup or mshome
[03:18] <IdleOne> Happehwalrus: changed the biod to boot from cd?
[03:18] <Strife89> Happehwalrus: Be sure the BIOS is set to boot CDs before the hard drive.
[03:18] <IdleOne> bios*
[03:18] <Guest64924> scunizi: okay so on the smb.conf file i just leave it as workgroup ?
[03:18] <scunizi> yep
[03:18] <Amaranth> Guest64924: It'll be in the System control panel on windows
[03:18] <FloridaGuy> http://pastebin.com/m5c2891d0     ....trying to remove compiz
[03:18] <Happehwalrus> How do I change the bios?
[03:18] <jebblue> Guest64924: it may need to be uppercased WORKGROUP can't recall
[03:18] <Strife89> Happehwalrus: Watch your screen when you first turn on the computer.
[03:18] <Bluey> happe -- carefully!
[03:19] <Sagaci> Happehwalrus: press F8 or F12 just after you turn your computer on
[03:19] <Amaranth> FloridaGuy: 1) Why would you remove compiz? 2) It looks like you deleted all the files manually first.
[03:19] <Guest64924> Amaranth: okay i will look it up (wife's computer is all in german so i will find it APPRECIATE IT!
[03:19] <soreau> FloridaGuy: Removing compiz will effectively accomplish nothing. Just turn it off in sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects tab. Set to None
[03:19] <Sagaci> Happehwalrus: it may quickly say Boot Menu or something
[03:19] <freedomfist> flguy where are you from in fl
[03:19] <Strife89> Happehwalrus: It'll say something life "Press F1 to enter setup."
[03:19] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: Still here?
[03:19] <Guest64924> jebblue: yeah i believe it is case sensitive....
[03:19] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: yes
[03:19] <Strife89> Happehwalrus: The message and exact key can vary wildly.
[03:19] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: PM?
[03:19] <freedomfist> what is compiz?
[03:19] <ctmjr> Vtec: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[03:19] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: ask in here please
[03:19] <musikgoat> !compiz | freedomfist
[03:19] <jimbeam12> desktop managment freedom
[03:20] <Umeaboy> freedomfist: 3D-effects.
[03:20] <freedomfist> !compiz
[03:20] <Amaranth> freedomfist: The program that gives you all the effects when you open and close windows and such
[03:20] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[03:20] <freedomfist> damn im a supan00b
[03:20] <Amaranth> freedomfist: It's enabled by default so you either have it already or you have hardware that doesn't support it
[03:20] <jebblue> Guest64924: are you looking to know the workgroup name that Windows exports?
[03:20] <Strife89> freedomfist: You'll learn with time.
[03:21] <Strife89> freedomfist: We're all newbies at one point. :)
[03:21] <freedomfist> yeah, I'm trying to figure out how to run proxy on IRC but not having any luck.. its all banned
[03:21] <Strife89> freedomfist: None of us were born experts. :)
[03:21] <Strife89> freedomfist: ... I think. ;)
[03:21] <FloridaGuy> Amaranth, soreau, one if its packages had trouble on installing ubuntu...so im removing it for now....
[03:21] <freedomfist> I just got out of jizzail and havent been around a pc for a while
[03:21] <Guest64924> Amaranth: i got a question for you, are you familiar with windows? my wifes Vista-Box is in german, whats the name of the 'Icon' i am looking for that tells me the workgroup name in windows... if you tell me she can translate and we are happy :)
[03:21] <freedomfist> but im only 22
[03:21] <Amaranth> freedomfist: You should not be trying such things as they won't work and you should not discuss such things in this channel.
[03:21] <FloridaGuy> Amaranth, no i dident delete them 1st
[03:21] <freedomfist> oh thanks! my bad
[03:22] <soreau> FloridaGuy: You may have a package management problem
[03:22] <Amaranth> Guest64924: I have no idea in Vista actually. You may be able to find out from ##windows
[03:22] <soreau> FloridaGuy: Can you successfully complete apt-get update && apt-get upgrade?
[03:22] <Amaranth> FloridaGuy: Ok try reinstalling them first
[03:22] <Guest64924> jebblue: are you familiar in windows vista ?
[03:22] <Strife89> Guest64924: Vista or XP?
[03:22] <Guest64924> Strife89: Vista
[03:22] <Happehwalrus> Nevermind, fixed!
[03:22] <Strife89> Guest64724: Hang on, then.
[03:23] <jebblue> Guest64924: sorry nope XP and earlier
[03:23] <FloridaGuy> soreau, lets see
[03:23] <Guest64924> Strife89: Alrighty!
[03:23] <jebblue> Guest64924: in XP you can right-click My Computer and get Properties, and it gives the workgroupname there, not sure about VIsta
[03:24] <freedomfist> !cloak
[03:24] <webbb82_> hey im trying to get a termianl on my desktop but everytime i get it setup and log back in the terminal is there but there is a boarder on it
[03:24] <Strife89> Guest64724: Right-click on Computer and choose Properties.
[03:24] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: http://www.geting.se/viewimage.php?image=195686-Partitioneditor.png#
[03:24] <Guest64924> jebblue: i know... lol it i would beable to just find it if her entire computer was not in german....
[03:24] <Strife89> Guest64724: Your workgroup name will be in the window that comes up.
[03:24] <Umeaboy> And YES, I'm Swedish.
[03:25] <Strife89> Guest64924: Your workgroup name will be in the window that comes up.
[03:25] <Strife89> Guest64924: Right-click on Computer and choose Properties.
[03:25] <Guest64924> Strife89: Okay, right clicking !
[03:25] <Umeaboy> What do I set it to?
[03:25] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: I think you would get better help in #mandriva
[03:25] <jebblue> Guest64924: check if Wireshark can show the workgroupname
[03:25] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: Okey.
[03:25] <Umeaboy> But this will affect Ubuntu to.
[03:26] <jebblue> Guest64924: try smbclient -L netbiosmachinename and see if it shows there
[03:26] <Umeaboy> Since That's what I've got installed on sda5.
[03:26] <IdleOne> !se | Umeaboy
[03:26] <Umeaboy> Nobody's awake to answer me on that channel.
[03:26] <Umeaboy> I've tried.
[03:26] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: yes but your using mandrivaone to partition and I have never used it
[03:26] <Umeaboy> So this is the last option.
[03:27] <Umeaboy> Yes, but you see what's on the pic.
[03:27] <Strife89> Guest64924: You'll want to make sure you've got sharing properly set up. Go to the Control Panel, and in Classic View, choose Network and Sharing Center.
[03:27] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: yes what you want to do is partition sda1
[03:28] <Guest64924> Strife89: would it be under the Windows-Edition part...  the System part... or the Einstellungen Fuer, Computernamen, Domaene und Arbeitsgruppe    ... part LOL its all germany anyone here speak and read german ?
[03:28] <IdleOne> leave it as ext3 Umeaboy
[03:28] <Umeaboy> IdleOne: I've understood that so far.
[03:28] <Strife89> Guest64724: Einstellungen Fuer, Computernamen, Domaene und Arbeitsgruppe <--- That, judging by the name.
[03:29] <Strife89> Guest64924: Einstellungen Fuer, Computernamen, Domaene und Arbeitsgruppe <--- That, judging by the name.
[03:29] <Guest64924> Strife89: i wish it was that easy, im not familiar with Windows, or Vista, and her computer is in german LOL i think i need a german speaker/reader to help me lol
[03:29] <Blackbird> I can try to help.
[03:29] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: ok so what do you want to know?
[03:29] <Blackbird> I read german somewhat.
[03:29] <scunizi> Umeaboy: ext3 is fine. what's the rest of the question?
[03:29] <Blackbird> What seems to be the problem?
[03:29] <maxwell>  /join #xubuntu
[03:30] <Umeaboy> scunizi: The question is.............what size do I choose if I want Ubuntu and Mandriva to have equal space to use?
[03:30] <jebblue> Guest64924: you could find a screenshot on the web of an English version, the text fields should be in the same place in German
[03:30] <Guest64924> Strife89: LOL thanks... now would it be...         Computername   OR   Vollstaendinger Computername  ???
[03:30] <nelsonhaha> hey, would anyone mind compiling and running a few .java files for me (i'm not at my 'buntu comp, but really really need to have them run)  if you could just paste me the output, that'd be great.  if you don't feel comfortable running them on your computer without proofreading them first, that wouldn't be a very hard job (only about 2 pages printed out.  its all just string processing, anyway)
[03:30] <Strife89> Guest64924: Blackbird says he can read a little German.
[03:30] <Blackbird> ...
[03:30] <Umeaboy> The disc-space and what the Live-CD shows isn't the same as far as I know.
[03:30] <Blackbird> Neither of those two.
[03:30] <Blackbird> Those two are self explanatory.
[03:30] <IdleOne> Umeaboy: sda1 is 296gig so if you want them to be equal. devide that in two parts
[03:30] <Strife89> Guest64924: Neither.
[03:30] <Guest64924> Blackbird: Whats up ? care giving me a little help ?
[03:31] <Blackbird> Your computer's name (to the network), and your computer's REAL name.
[03:31] <Blackbird> Go back.
[03:31] <scunizi> Umeaboy: first you can share the swap partition.. no need to create two
[03:31] <Guest64924> Ok...
[03:31] <Guest64924> back to where ?
[03:31] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[03:31] <Umeaboy> That's what I was worried about.
[03:31] <Strife89> Guest64924: Hang on, lemme screenshot the English window....
[03:31] <scunizi> Umeaboy: as for the rest of it.. do you have ubuntu already installed and are now installilng mandriva or the opposit?
[03:31] <mo0nykit> Hello! I downloaded a 2.6.31 kernel source using "apt-get source linux-source-2.6.31 --download-only". I get three files with the same name and different extensions: .dsc, .diff.gz, and .tar.gz
[03:31] <Strife89> Guest64924: It'll help you find it.
[03:31] <^cheeky> hi, could i install ubuntu server to my amd machines through the internet, and not burn it via cd. like ftp or something cos i dont have a cd to spare and its late night here :S
[03:31] <Umeaboy> scunizi: Yes to the first question.
[03:32] <Umeaboy> It's installed.
[03:32] <mo0nykit> Which should I unpack to get the source with the Ubuntu patches?
[03:32] <scunizi> Umeaboy: and when you installed did you only create 1 swap and 1 other partition to hold the OS?
[03:32] <Guest64924> OH YEAH SCREENSHOT THE ENGLISH WINDOW WOULD HELP ME GREATLY!!!!!!!!
[03:32] <Guest64924> BITTE BITTE BITTE
[03:32] <Guest64924> PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!
[03:32] <Guest64924> LOL
[03:32] <Guest64924> DANKE DANKE DANKE
[03:32] <FloodBot1> Guest64924: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:32] <Strife89> Guest64924: Seriously, the locations will be the same.
[03:33] <Guest64924> OH CRAP I GOT BANNED
[03:33] <IdleOne> !caps
[03:33] <Guest64924> IM BACK YOU DIDNT HAPPEN TO POST THE SS WHEN I WAS BANNED DID YOU ?
[03:33] <Umeaboy> I'm getting deaf here.
[03:33] <Umeaboy> Please lower your voice.
[03:33] <Guest64924> !caps
[03:33] <squircle> !caps | Guest64924
[03:33] <scunizi> Umeaboy: did you see my last question?
[03:33] <Guest64924> LOL everyone is yelling at me ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
[03:34] <Strife89> Guest64924: Calm down, I didn't. :)
[03:34] <Nattgew> mo0nykit: I think it's the tar.gz
[03:34] <flippo> Troll-o-rama.
[03:34] <vtec> Hello everytime I boot Ubuntu 9.04 my resolution display keeps going back to 800x600 and I'm on a 1024x768 monitor, i've tried to use sudo nvidia-settings and saving to X configuration but it still doesn't boot on what I saved it to, anyone have an idea what's wrong?
[03:34] <Guest64924> Whew!!!
[03:34] <Strife89> Guest64924: http://picpaste.com/Screen.jpg
[03:34] <Umeaboy> scunizi: I used the Ubuntu Live-CD so I had no options to choose.
[03:34] <Dr_Masters> anyone wanna help me with sed and renaming files
[03:34] <Dr_Masters> ?
[03:35] <Guest64924> Strife89: thanks !!!
[03:35] <Strife89> Dr_Masters: FSLint, maybe?
[03:35] <mo0nykit> Nattgew, thanks. What use is the .diff.gz? It's a really small file (2MB), compared to the .tar.gz (78MB)
[03:35] <Umeaboy> Dr_Masters: Renaming them to what from what?
[03:35] <Strife89> Dr_Masters: Oh, wait, nevermind. ^^;
[03:35] <Dr_Masters> im trying to mass rename some files
[03:35] <powerjuce> is it possible to record from PCM?
[03:35] <scunizi> Umeaboy: ah ok.. you let the partitioner do it's job by itself.. so if you do the same w/ Mandriva you might need to do manual partitioning.. name the existing swap partition to be used by mandriva and the remaining empty space for the os
[03:36] <Nattgew> mo0nykit: it's the differences between the original file (in the tar.gz) and the changes that ubuntu made
[03:36] <Umeaboy> Hold on. One thing at a time, please.
[03:36] <Guest64924> Strife89: Thank you, and my Wife says  Danke Schoen
[03:36] <FloridaGuy> E: compiz-fusion-plugins-extra: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2
[03:36] <Strife89> Guest64924: :)
[03:36] <nelsonhaha> anyone?
[03:36] <scunizi> Umeaboy: however I think Ubuntu probably took the entire drive so if you have to shrink it give Mandriva something like 100gigs.. that should be enough
[03:37] <Guest64924> Strife89: 1 last question... if you dont mind
[03:37] <Strife89> Guest64924: Fire away. :)
[03:37] <Dr_Masters> anyone good with sed?
[03:37] <Prohibited> how do I change the screen resolution? there is no System, Preferences, Screen Resolution
[03:38] <mo0nykit> Nattgew, oops, I'm sorry. The .tar.gz actually has this full name: linux_2.6.31.orig.tar.gz. My question is, if I untar this file, will I already have the patches incorporated by Ubuntu? If not, how do I incorporate the changes "mentioned" in the .diff.gz?
[03:38] <Strife89> Prohibited: It's under System->Display, I think.
[03:38] <seth> I recently installed Ubuntu onto a desktop computer, and cannot seem to get to a resolution higher than 600x800, though when double-booted in XP, XP runs with normal resolution.  Any help?
[03:38] <StupidWeasel> Prohibited: System > Preferences > Display
[03:38] <Prohibited> I love this IRC channel
[03:38] <Guest64924> when i edit my smb.conf file   under this line:# Change this to the workgroup/NT-domain name your Samba server will part of
[03:38] <Guest64924>    workgroup = WORKGROUP     that should work for her computer and my computer to be able to see the shared file right ?
[03:38] <StupidWeasel> Heh, Strife89 is a ninja .-.
[03:38] <seth> There are no options higher than 600x800
[03:38] <Strife89> StupidWeasel: No, I'm normally quite slow.
[03:39] <StupidWeasel> Not slower then a stupid weasel though ;3
[03:39] <Strife89> StupidWeasel: :P
[03:39] <RHorse> vtec sudo nvidia-xconfig
[03:39] <Prohibited> hm
[03:39] <glicks> hey does anyone know why audacity only records for 2 seconds then stops?
[03:39] <Strife89> Prohibited: Can't change it?
[03:40] <jebblue> anyone know the ubuttu link for the 800x600 problems?
[03:40] <Prohibited> I'm installing a graphics driver
[03:40] <seth> Was this directed to me? vtec sudo nvidia-xconfig?
[03:40] <jebblue> for seth
[03:40] <prince_j1mmys> !fixres | jebblue
[03:40] <Prohibited> and looking at this guide on how to fix it because by default its broken
[03:40] <jebblue> !fixres | seth
[03:40] <StupidWeasel> glicks: You might want to check & test what device you're using for sound capture.
[03:40] <vtec>  Rhorse: there is no such file as that one
[03:40] <StupidWeasel> glicks: System > Preferences > Sound.
[03:40] <johnrobertt> anyone know which kernel kamic is currently using?
[03:40] <jebblue> prince_j1mmys: thanks !
[03:40] <glicks> StupidWeasel, but it works...for 2 secnds
[03:40] <Strife89> Prohibited: "By default, it's broken"? Ouch.
[03:41] <Prohibited> yeah
[03:41] <johnrobertt> (anyone running karmic, can you do a uname -r for me plz?)
[03:41] <RHorse> vtec did you run it with gksudo?
[03:41] <Prohibited> having to follow a guide on how to get it to work
[03:41] <vtec> no i used sudo like you said
[03:41] <IdleOne> johnrobertt: #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[03:41] <Prohibited> so far, from only giving me a white screen its now working except the resolution is suck @ 800x600
[03:41] <vtec> RHorse: would you like to see my xorg.conf?
[03:41] <Prohibited> and 1280xbleh isn't availiable so I have to do some stuff to get it working ><
[03:41] <StupidWeasel> glicks: It actually has sounds from your mic, or is just white noise?
[03:41] <Strife89> Prohibited: You may have to log out, or even reboot, to force it to double-check.
[03:42] <mackdaknife> anyone know how to make the verizon access manager work in ubuntu 8.04 netbook remix please
[03:42] <Prohibited> oo the scroll thing to go between desktops works now
[03:42] <Strife89> Prohibited: Sometimes twice. >.<
[03:42] <RHorse> vtec you said you ran it with sudo, but not with gksudo.
[03:42] <mackdaknife> vz access manager linux version just for ubuntu btw
[03:42] <Nattgew> mo0nykit: I think the tar.gz is the original source. I haven't done much packaging, I'm not sure how you would use what apt-get downloaded...
[03:42] <Dr_Masters> anyone in here wanna help me with sed/ renaming files.  Its a simple question really
[03:42] <Dr_Masters> ?
[03:42] <glicks> StupidWeasel, actual soundssounds
[03:43] <mo0nykit> Nattgew, thanks. I think it has something to do with patching. I
[03:43] <madara> como funciona o cedega...?
[03:43] <Strife89> StupidWeasel, maybe you should consider a new nick? ;)
[03:43] <mo0nykit> Nattgew, oopps... I'm looking up "man patch"
[03:43] <Strife89> StupidWeasel: I feel like we're all insulting you.
[03:43] <StupidWeasel> Works for me ;3
[03:43] <Strife89> StupidWeasel: :)
[03:43] <StupidWeasel> Plus it's ironic.   Got me wondering.
[03:46] <FloridaGuy> E: compiz-fusion-plugins-extra: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2?
[03:46] <Strife89> StupidWeasel: My memory's never been the best.
[03:46] <Prohibited> Weasel :D
[03:46] <seth> I've tried my best, but I can't get it to work... mind you, I'm not very good with this command line thing.
[03:46] <seth> I typed the following: "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[03:46] <StupidWeasel> I think my memory is pretty bad. I don't quite recall.
[03:47] <Strife89> StupidWeasel: :D
[03:47] <seth> sorry, I typed: "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[03:47] <spanther> After i tried to resume from standby mode i got a weird issue. my screen stayed black but the backlight on it was on. The lamp for hold (shift) key was flashing on and off while i couldn't go around this state. i had to make a hard reset (holding power button 5 seconds) :(
[03:47] <seth> sorry, I typed: xrandr --newmode "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[03:47] <seth> It did not work.  Any ideas?
[03:47] <Strife89> spanther: I believe you've encountered a kernel panic.
[03:47] <spanther> this issue doesn't come up everytime only after the third resume without reboot between
[03:48] <Prohibited> I can't find the Dec button on the calculator (In Scientific mode)
[03:48] <seth> It said: X Error of failed request:  BadName (named color or font does not exist)
[03:48] <seth>   Major opcode of failed request:  149 (RANDR)
[03:48] <seth>   Minor opcode of failed request:  16 ()
[03:48] <seth>   Serial number of failed request:  18
[03:48] <seth>   Current serial number in output stream:  18
[03:48] <FloodBot1> seth: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:48] <spanther> Strife89, is there a way to check kernel panics? :)
[03:48] <Strife89> spanther: As in, view a log?
[03:48] <seth> Anyone?
[03:48] <spanther> similiar, yes.
[03:48] <spanther> just to look if it was one and maybe where the issue was
[03:48] <Strife89> spanther: I suppose, but I couldn't tell you where. -.-
[03:49] <spanther> you've the same experience as me? (advanced user) ? xD
[03:49] <Strife89> spanther: Just a note, Suspend isn't the best on a number of systems.
[03:49] <jebblue> seth: I'd recommend installing the restricted driver for the video card you'll probably get better results
[03:49] <seth> How do I do that?
[03:49] <seth> I'm pretty inexperienced
[03:49] <Strife89> spanther: Mabye, but maybe not. XD
[03:49] <spanther> Strife89, it did work for many times before (notebook) faster than rebooting everytime again :)
[03:50] <madara> galera não estou conseguindo instar jogo no cedega...
[03:50] <Strife89> spanther: It's a godsend with WIndows. :/
[03:50] <spanther> Strife89, and my ThinkPad R61 7742-NCG is SLED 10.1 Certified! :D
[03:50] <jebblue> seth: System | Administration | Hardware Drivers see if you have a choice to install one there
[03:50] <seth> Which one though?  I don't even know which video card I have
[03:50] <Strife89> !es
[03:50] <spanther> Strife89, godsend? o.o
[03:50] <Strife89> !es | madara
[03:51] <Strife89> spanther: Yeah, booting from scratch is not Vista's strong suit. -.-
[03:51] <oldude67> seth, do a lspci and see it is there.
[03:51] <jebblue> seth: wow, ok you might want to find that out, in a Terminal (shell) run lspci and see if it's listed
[03:52] <jebblue> oldude67: seth sorry olddude didn't see that
[03:52] <spanther> Strife89, well standby with vista just worked as well as it did with ubuntu for many times now on my notebook. this was the first time it hang after opening of the screen :)
[03:52] <Strife89> spanther: Could have something to do with a program you ran this time, then.
[03:52] <mu3en> some nvidia cards need Option "NVAgp" "1" in /etc/xorg.conf to resume correctly
[03:52] <Strife89> spanther: Maybe something that doesn't like Standby.
[03:52] <seth> would this be it? 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX - nForce GPU] (rev a3)
[03:53] <xtiancr> costa rica???
[03:53] <damnyankee> im having trouble with sis 256E intigrated graphics.  Google gave me a few sugestions but nothing worked.
[03:53] <oldude67> jebblue, sorry i didnt know you was helping..ill butt out now.lol
[03:53] <xtiancr> someone  COSTA RICA???
[03:53] <spanther> Strife89, it worked many couple of times before :P
[03:53] <xtiancr> ALGUIEN DE COSTA RICA??
[03:53] <jebblue> oldude67: nah man it's all good :)
[03:53] <Strife89> !es | xtiancr
[03:54] <jebblue> seth: yep looks like it so in Hardware Drivers did you see one you can install for nVidia?
[03:54] <Nachturnal> I'd like to know if Ubuntu would support the use of two different video cards (both nVidia but different models) for a triple-monitor setup. Anyone know?
[03:54] <ptarrant> can anyone tell me how hard (honestly) openLDAP is to install and get setup for around 50 users? i would like to move my faculty (private school) over from Active Directory?
[03:54] <deexannihilate> I'm trying to configure/install a tar.gz file and need help please. The program is Gnome Salon.
[03:54] <seth> NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver?  If I install that, should it fix my issues?
[03:55] <aspoor> good question Nach
[03:55] <jebblue> seth: can't hurt :)
[03:55] <spanther> Strife89, nothing special here, just a SLED 10.1 notebook with nvidia quadro nvs 140m and intel 4965agn wifi :)
[03:55] <seth> Will attempt
[03:55] <pepenauta> hola
[03:55] <Strife89> spanther: Doesn't sound like "nothing special". :)
[03:55] <Strife89> spanther: Then again, I'm no hardware expert.
[03:55] <jebblue> seth: then again if it does it ain't me :)
[03:55] <spanther> Strife89, intel and nvidia as usual working fine :P
[03:55] <pepenauta> do you speak spanish ?
[03:56] <Omlette> !es | pepenauta
[03:56] <Nachturnal> aspoor, Unfortunately I haven't found any decisive information via search yet. It seems possible with windoze, but I don't know if Ubuntu can run 2 different video drivers at once.
[03:56] <Strife89> We're using !es a lot tonight....
[03:56] <deexannihilate>  I'm trying to configure/install a tar.gz file and need help please. The program is Gnome Salon.
[03:56] <Strife89> spanther: My laptop's an AMD/ATI
 We're using !es a lot tonight.... <-- Es un de esos noches. :)
[03:57] <spanther> Strife89, whoa ati's bad *g*
[03:57] <spanther> Omlette, your name sounds delicious! :D
[03:57] <Omlette> My laptop is an ATI too. >:
[03:57] <webbb82_> the ubuntu one synch daemon is killing my system preformance , on system monitor it says 99% cpu  and its not doing snything
[03:57] <Omlette> And yes spanther, it is.
[03:57] <spanther> xD
[03:57] <ptarrant> anyone know a good bit about setting up openLDAP?
[03:58] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: what have you done so far?
[03:58] <spanther> Omlette, how can you live with ATI? i especially have watched for my notebook to have a nvidia solution and intel chipset because i knew it works best on linux
[03:58] <Strife89> spanther: Actually ATI has served me better than nVidia, so far.
[03:58] <siinz> <--in need of network help...anyone good with networking?
[03:58] <ctmjr> Nachturnal: it's not a matter oh ubuntu it's if they are compatible with each other (SLI)
[03:58] <ptarrant> siinz: im ok at networking what ya need?
[03:59] <Strife89> spanther: Plus ATI powers the Gamecube. :P
[03:59] <spanther> Strife89, under windows that's true ATI works well good i had one X850XT as desktop card some time ago :) but the linux drivers are bad x.x
[03:59] <Nachturnal> No, it would not be an SLI issue.
[03:59] <ptarrant> spanther: agreed, i removed my ATI to work better with linux
[03:59] <Strife89> spanther: You are right, the Linux drivers need work.
[03:59] <spanther> Strife89, omfg! Gamecube is no laptop or desktop! xD dont compare gamecube with linux desktops rofl xD
[03:59] <Strife89> spanther: All my 3D games get dastardly framerates.
[04:00] <webbb82_> anyo ne els notice that ubuntu one synch daemon is hogging all the resoures
[04:00] <deexannihilate>  I'm trying to configure/install a tar.gz file and need help please. The program is Gnome Salon. Can anyone help please?
[04:00] <spanther> ptarrant, i changed to Nvidia 8800gt especially for better support under linux (at my desktop) :)
[04:00] <Nachturnal> ctmjr, I don't intend to connect them in SLI. There's no need, as I want one card to manage my center monitor, and the other to manage the two side monitors. It would require two drivers to be loaded, from what I've read.
[04:00] <Strife89> spanther: Gamecube Linux: http://www.gc-linux.org/ :3
[04:00] <FloridaGuy> soreau, it made it thru the upgrade...but i still geting.....  http://pastebin.com/m3f39d2d9
[04:00] <bastidrazor> if i add a script to /etc/rc.local .. who runs it? root or user?
[04:00] <Prohibited> woot
[04:00] <spanther> Strife89, LOL! yeah and PS3 linux and XBOX360 linux and XBOX linux omfg... stop that xD
[04:00] <ptarrant> spanther: as soon as possible i'll be buying an nvidia card, i just lack the funds right now. I reward those who work with linux with my business :)
[04:00] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: what have you done so far?
[04:01] <siinz> ptarrant: okay heres the issue...i set up my laptop for dual boot(intrepid/vista), ndiswrapper for the wifi, switched to Wicd...the issue im having is...im in iraq right now...and the network here is hella strange as it is...when i enter the default gateway i need it wont let me connect to the network at all...however if i dont enter it, it will connect to the network but with no internet
[04:01] <spirit-sight> can evolution be removed with out effecting other programs?
[04:01] <damnyankee> anyone have experiance with sis integrated graphics?
[04:01] <spanther> ptarrant, reward with your business? huh? :) what do you mean?
[04:01] <Prohibited> :)
[04:01] <ptarrant> spanther: i am boycotting ATI/AMD until they release new drivers LOL
[04:01] <Prohibited> time to see if games work :D
[04:02] <Prohibited> I'll boycott NVIDIA
[04:02] <Hideme>  how do I import a PPA key from the command line?
[04:02] <Strife89> Prohibited: Test Compiz first, if you feel like it.
[04:02] <ptarrant> sinnz; that makes very little sense, if you are truely on the network, you should be able connect to the internet
[04:02] <deexannihilate> Nattgew: I read to extract the folder and to cd filename and then to ./configure
[04:02] <Prohibited> Compiz?
[04:02] <spanther> ptarrant, i boycot ATI until they release "working" drivers xD
[04:02] <Strife89> Prohibited: If Compiz works, games almost certainly will.
[04:02] <deexannihilate> nattgew: it says no such directory/file
[04:02] <ptarrant> sinnz: do they use a proxy that is normally setup via windows?
[04:02] <Strife89> Prohibited: Desktop Effects.
[04:02] <Prohibited> what is compiz?
[04:02] <Prohibited> oh
[04:02] <ptarrant> spanther: agreed :)
[04:02] <Prohibited> I've got Normal effects on at the moment
[04:03] <Strife89> Prohibited: SYstem > Preferences > Appearance
[04:03] <ctmjr> Nachturnal: it should work then just make sure you the drivers set as nvidia and not sli
[04:03] <Prohibited> I know ;p
[04:03] <Prohibited> I'm turning on "Extras"
[04:03] <ptarrant> siinz: are you using the same gateway that your windows boot is using via dhcp? or is it always static?
[04:03] <Nattgew> webbb82_: you want "cd" and then the name of the directory
[04:03] <spanther> ubuntuusers is down x.x
[04:03] <Strife89> Prohibited: And does it work?
[04:03] <Prohibited> yeah
[04:03] <ptarrant> siinz: and can you ping the gateway, if so, try pinging <IP_ADDRESS> and see if you can get a reply
[04:03] <Prohibited> looks awesome when i drag windows
[04:03] <Strife89> Prohibited: Alright, game time! :)
[04:03] <Prohibited> time to see if WINE fails
[04:03] <Strife89> Prohibited: You play Armagentron?
[04:03] <Prohibited> nah
[04:03] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: you want "cd" and then the name of the directory, so something like "cd gnomesalon"
[04:04] <Strife89> Prohibited: Warsow? :)
[04:04] <Prohibited> nah :(
[04:04] <Strife89> Prohibited: Alright, I'll stop. :)
[04:04] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: if you hit tab it will try to complete the name for you
[04:04] <Prohibited> I haven't bought games in awhile lol
[04:04]  * ptarrant gets the feeling prohibited is prohibited from gamming :)
[04:04] <Strife89> Prohibited: You don't buy those! Those are GPLed games! :)
[04:04] <Nachturnal> ctmjr, thanks. I'm going to order a test card right now. 30 bucks to test it out. Might upgrade if it works well.
[04:04] <spirit-sight> how do I remove evolution from my system?
[04:04] <Hideme> Can anyone tell me how do I import a PPA key from the command line?
[04:04] <Strife89> Prohibited: Find them under Applications > Add/Remove :D
[04:05] <deexannihilate> nattgew: I typed cd gnonesalon-0.q.q-prealpha
[04:05] <Prohibited> except for CoD4, which with my Windows XP drivers couldn't run
[04:05] <futuresiinz> ptarrent: in theory yes...however the network here as i mentioned is assed up...if your gateway is wrong it wont allow you to connect to the login server
[04:05] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: what directory do you have it extracted to?
[04:05] <arand> Hello, after a serious mess-about with karmic repos (stupid, I know). I am left, seemingly with broken libc6 packages: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/279236/  Consider this a cry for help.
[04:05] <ptarrant> futersinnz: see if you can ping <IP_ADDRESS> its practically always online, which means its a DNS issue
[04:05] <spanther> well i wish i hadn't an nvidia quadro nvs 140m ... would prefer an Intel X4500 to have "out of the box" acceleration without closed source crap :/
[04:05] <Strife89> Prohibited: Take a look at the Linux game library when you get the chance, there's tons of great stuff. :)
[04:06] <Umeaboy> Heeeeeeey, the guy that helped me in a conversation......... I lost your name............... PM me agai, please.
[04:06] <deexannihilate> nattgew: it is extracted on the desktop.. is this wrong :(
[04:06] <futuresiinz> ptarrent: hang on will reboot into linux
[04:06] <Umeaboy> again
[04:06] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: try a "cd" and then "cd gnomesalon..."
[04:06]  * ptarrant wonders if anyone notices my name is ptarrAnt not ptarrent :P
[04:07] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: actually "cd ~/Desktop" first
[04:07] <Prohibited> Compiz + a game is eating my computer alive.
[04:07] <spanther> ptarrent no! :P
[04:07] <Prohibited> Strife89: What kind of games are there?
[04:07] <scunizi> Umeaboy: I'm here.. just got back in
[04:07] <Strife89> Prohibited: Turn of Compiz, then.
[04:07] <Rosey> What is better than VLC. For some reason my videos constantly freeze
[04:07] <Strife89> Prohibited: FPSes, racing, RPGs, platformers ...
[04:07] <scunizi> q Umeaboy
[04:07] <Strife89> Prohibited: The works!
[04:07] <Omlette> Rosey: I like smPlayer.
[04:08] <spanther> Rosey, do you have hardware graphics acceleration? graphics drivers installed i mean? ^^
[04:08] <jebblue> ptarrant: shows up like ptarrant here
[04:08] <Darkedge245> ......
[04:08] <Darkedge245> -.-
[04:08] <Rosey> spanther: yes
[04:08] <deexannihilate> nattgew: I can cd gnomesalon.0.1.1-prealpha, but what is the next step. I was under the impression it is ./configure which says no such file/directory
[04:08] <spanther> Rosey, and which fileformat do you want to play?
[04:08] <Strife89> Darkedge245: WHat is it?
[04:08] <Trizicus> On Kubuntu I cannot get my wifi working. Any tips?
[04:08] <Darkedge245> I want a theme like THIS: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?action=content&content=90685&PHPSESSID=6664909014bd256a7a5a349205e377a9 but for the whole system....
[04:09] <Rosey> spanther: mkv and avi. it freezes more with mkv, but freezes with both
[04:09] <Strife89> deexannihilate: sudo ./configure
[04:09] <Rosey> Oh and my DVDs freeze sometimes
[04:09] <spanther> with VLC?
[04:09] <Prohibited> hmm
[04:09]  * ptarrant loves some VLC
[04:10] <Rosey> Yes with VLC
[04:10] <hajar> hi .. I have files with .chm I download chm viewer but it doent work .. any other software
[04:10] <Rosey> i love it too but...
[04:10] <hajar> ?
[04:10] <Rosey> it freezes like crazy
[04:10] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: run "ls" and see if there is another directory you need to cd to before ./configure
[04:10] <spanther> Rosey, have you checked cpu load while it freezes?
[04:10] <Darkedge245> Anyone know a THEME like this?: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?action=content&content=90685&PHPSESSID=6664909014bd256a7a5a349205e377a9
[04:10] <Strife89> hajar: I know of a CHM to HTML converter, hang on.
[04:11] <jebblue> Darkedge245: maybe ask the author of that one
[04:11] <arand> Hello, on jaunty, after a serious mess-about with karmic repos (stupid, I know). I am left, seemingly with broken libc6 packages: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/279236/ help please?
[04:11] <Strife89> hajar: I don't know of anything that will open CHMs for reading directly.
[04:11] <Darkedge245> :/ I'd like one now....
[04:11] <Darkedge245> Hang on,
[04:11] <Darkedge245> I got a question,
[04:11] <deexannihilate> nattgew: do I just type 'ls'? It sys clock.inc db.inc inc sql stylist.php
[04:11] <ptarrant> SB siinz
[04:11] <Rosey> spanther: Well here's the situation. I'm watching an avi or mkv and the video freezes with the audio is fine. Then the video comes back scrambled and then resumes as normal. This happens every few minutes.
[04:11] <ptarrant> err WB that is
[04:11] <jebblue> arand: reinstall from last backup
[04:11] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: I looked in the file from SourceForge... it doesn't look like there's anything to compile in there, just php pages
[04:11] <siinz> ptarrent: okay i can ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:12] <Strife89> hajar: Here's one: http://madphilosopher.ca/2006/09/how-to-convert-chm-files-under-linux/
[04:12] <ptarrant> siinz: that would mean you are connected to the internet, just that you have DNS errors
[04:12] <spanther> Rosey, could be two things. Encoding issue or DMA issues (Direct Memory Access)
[04:12] <hajar> thanks strife8g
[04:12] <ptarrant> sinnz: have you specified the correct DNS servers?
[04:12] <ctmjr> Nachturnal: just to show you it is possible http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd5HoC0VaQM
[04:12] <Darkedge245> What's it called when you have a PACKAGE of everything, Icons Login screen so on....
[04:12] <spanther> Rosey, try this here :) get newest http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[04:13] <deexannihilate> nattgew: I'm sorry, I don't know what that means.
[04:13] <arand> jebblue: I was hoping I'd be able to force in libc6 thrugh a chroot, you don't think that'll work?
[04:13] <ptarrant> spanter: is that different from the repos? i have always done apt-get install vlc after enabling them in the sources
[04:13] <jebblue> arand: no idea
[04:13] <spanther> ptarrant, well yes it's different. it's from the PPA resources :)
[04:13] <Rosey> spanther: thanks
[04:13] <Rosey> I'll let you know how it goes
[04:13] <jebblue> arand: I'd say always use the default repos and you should always be ok
[04:14] <ptarrant> spanther: thanks, i'll have to be getting that ASAP - thanks
[04:14] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: I don't think you need to do ./configure and such, I think you can just run it... not sure how, though
[04:14] <donnybrasco> hello - I need some help resetting my display in kubuntu hardy - my brother tried to enable dual displays and now I can't seem to start my xserver
[04:14] <ptarrant> spanther: hows your knowledge of openLDAP?
[04:14] <spanther> the usual VLC inside Ubuntu is 0.9.9a so get the 1.0.0 release from PPA :)
[04:15] <arand> jebblue: that's blatantly obvious :/
[04:15] <spanther> ptarrant, well... zero *g*
[04:15] <jebblue> arand: so are regular backups :)
[04:15] <Nattgew> how would you run something in php-gtk?
[04:15] <andresj> hey does anyone know about iptables, etc? I have a router conencted to a few computers. One of these computers has two network cards: one connected to the router, and the other one connected to an extra computer (which only has one card). I want this later computer to have access to all the other computers and the internet. Any idea how to set this up? Using ufw, prefereably.
[04:15] <siinz_> ptarrent: strike last statement...i cannot ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:15] <ptarrant> spanther: atleast your honest :) im attempting to migrate the school i support to ubuntu, already using samba for their file server, wanted to move them from microsoft active directory to LDAP, but it ain't looking good
[04:16] <deexannihilate> nattgew: thank you. i'll do some more google searches
[04:16] <Nachturnal> ctmjr, I've already got dual monitor going with a single card. That's why I need another card for another monitor.
[04:16] <spanther> ptarrant, i'm honest everytime! ^.^
[04:16] <ptarrant> sinnz: can you ping the logon server?
[04:16] <siinz_> ptarrant: no
[04:16] <Roasted> Whos a genius with samba? I have (what I think to be) a corrupt user account... and deleting/re-adding doesnt solve my problem.
[04:16] <Strife89> ptarrant: Wish I could've done that at my school. >.<
[04:16] <Nattgew> deexannihilate: you're welcome. it's in php-gtk, you should look into running the .php file with that somehow
[04:16] <siinz_> ptarrant: cant ping <IP_ADDRESS> off wireless either...just realized the first time i was still connected through my friends laptop
[04:17] <ctmjr> Nachturnal: yea sorry it was the wrong one this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p3X7CdE2oc
[04:17] <ptarrant> Roasted: what makes you think its corrupt?
[04:17] <ptarrant> Strife89 no doubt
[04:17] <jebblue> andresj: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router
[04:17] <Nachturnal> ctmjr,  oh wow... lol that's awesome
[04:17] <Strife89> ctmjr: Holy ... I want that.
[04:17] <Roasted> ptarrant - I have 4 samba users. 3 of them work. Mine does not. When I connect to my share, it just continually prompts me for my username and password. I've tried everything I know of...
[04:18] <ptarrant> sinnz: if you can't ping the logon server your not on the network, try the logon server, if you can't your dead totally, and theirs another issue besides DNS and IP settings
[04:18] <spanther> ptarrant, oh and don't forget to set the updater to automatical install security updates without request inside the ubuntu source editor gui :)
[04:18] <spanther> ptarrant, automatism helps saving your time and holding systems up to date :)
[04:18] <MrWizeGuy1983> i'm about to be reinstalling windows on my computer, could anyone tell me what i should do to either make sure my grub isn't wiped out or reinstate grub without much trouble so i can still access ubuntu?
[04:18] <ptarrant> spanther: i'll need directions on that in a sec, go abit of a mess going on here, too many people! LOL
[04:18] <spanther> ok ^^
[04:19] <ptarrant> Roasted: do you have pemissions over your share?
[04:19] <Roasted> ptarrant - yup. Permissions are applied accordingly, too.
[04:19] <soreau> MrWizeGuy1983: Since windows always assumes it will be the only OS on the machine, it will overwrite your MBR. To fix it, follow ubottu's instructions:
[04:19] <soreau> ! grub | MrWizeGuy1983
[04:19] <johannes__> hi, does this still work: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9670 ? do I need the alternate cd or does a live cd work too?
[04:19] <ptarrant> Roasted: have you set the samba user password the same as your user account?
[04:19] <Roasted> ptarrant - I took a backup of my smb.conf last month. I've ran samba for 4 years, and I've never had an issue. I tried to run gadmin-samba to check it out (GUI tool for samba) and bam, things started working weird. So I uninstalled it and brought over my smb.conf backup and rebooted, and still the issue remains.
[04:20] <Roasted> ptarrant - No. I've never had my samba account password the same as my ubuntu user account. Ever.
[04:20] <ptarrant> sinnz: im just making sure, you can't ping the logon server right?
[04:20] <ptarrant> Roasted: sorry, bad habit on my part :P so i assume your using the correct samba password
[04:21] <siinz_> ptarrant: correct, cant ping anything apparently
[04:21] <Roasted> ptarrant - Yeah, it's a very simple password... I've even tried other passwords too when I re-created my account.
[04:21] <ptarrant> siinz: then your not on the network at all, are you sure your using the correct IP settings? same as your windows bootup?
[04:21] <siinz_> ptarrant: yup
[04:22] <ptarrant> Roasted: perhaps reinstall of samba?
[04:22] <Roasted> ptarrant - why didnt I think of that?
[04:22] <ptarrant> Roasted: i do it all the time :P
[04:22] <Roasted> ptarrant - I guess Im trying to think of it from the network admin standpoint, since reinstalling isnt always the first thing you want to dow hen you have 1,000 users who rely on it.
[04:22] <ptarrant> Roasted: indeed
[04:23] <ptarrant> siinz: if your using the same setup as your windows boot, do you have another IP you can use, or are you assigned only one?
[04:23] <Roasted> ptarrant - which begs the obvious question - If I were a network admin running samba, what would I do? :(
[04:23] <ptarrant> Roasted: yea, redoing 1000 users would be a bad thing
[04:24] <Roasted> ptarrant - however, I just reinstalled samba, and my old smb.conf is here.
[04:24] <siinz_> ptarrent: for the most part i can only get another if the server assigns me a new one
[04:24] <ptarrant> siinz: so its DHCP?
[04:24] <ptarrant> Roasted: your old one before using the GUI tool?
[04:24] <siinz_> ptarrant: yes...as far as i know
[04:25] <mo0nykit> Hello! I'm running "make menuconfig", where can I find the option for floppy disk drives? I'd like to disable it
[04:25] <Roasted> ptarrant - the GUI tool takes on the smb.conf, you just can continue editing with the GUI tool and itll apply it to the smb.conf accordingly. But I uninstalled thinking it'd remove my smb.conf, and when I reinstalled it was still there with all of my settings.
[04:25] <ptarrant> siinz: so your not assinging it an IP on linux? or are you?
[04:25] <Prohibited> What are some good Linux games?
[04:25] <Roasted> ptarrant - problem still remains. Damnit. :(
[04:25] <ptarrant> Roasted: so that solved it?
[04:25] <ptarrant> Roasted: ARG... lol
[04:25] <spanther> Prohibited, which genre do you like? :)
[04:26] <Bob_Dole> TREMULOUS
[04:26] <siinz_> ptarrant: i've done it both ways, when i dont assign it thought it grabs the right IP, but the default gateway isnt ever right and i cannot connect to the login server
[04:26] <Prohibited> Any ;p
[04:26] <jebblue> Prohibited: Enemy Territory Quake Wars, Enemy Territory,
[04:26] <jebblue> Prey, America's Army (up to 2.5), Quake 4, Enemy Territory, Sauerbraten,
[04:26] <jebblue> Typhoon Tempest, Unreal Tournament 2004 (III coming out supposedly
[04:26] <jebblue> for Linux when Ryan Gordon finishes the port), Urban Terror, World
[04:26] <jebblue> of Padman, Nexuiz, Warsow, Billiard-GL, Foobilliard. and Urban Terror
[04:26] <FloodBot1> jebblue: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:26] <jebblue> oops
[04:26] <mo0nykit> I found it. Device Drivers --> Block Devices
[04:26] <ptarrant> Roasted: tryed the old, smbpasswd -a password again? (i belive thats the command, i will check if you don't know it, but i think our knowledge is matched on this one) LOL
[04:26] <Roasted> ptarrant - yup. If you run -x it delets the user. -a adds it. I've tried both. About 40 times. :(
[04:27] <Roasted> ptarrant - I also added a new bogus user, but gave it the permissions of jason (my acct) and it worked beautifully. Its MY account in particular...
[04:27] <Bob_Dole> Prohibited, I highly Recommend Tremulous
[04:27] <ptarrant> siinz: try getting the assigned IP, write it down, write down all the settings from your windows and config it the same, you may have to shutdown the network manager and do it from inside nano, NM doesn't work well with my router anyway so...i feel your pain
[04:27] <cvandyke> hi there
[04:28] <spanther> Prohibited, lol :D Well commercial native running games are "Quake Wars", "Quake 4", "Unreal Tournament 2004", free downloadable native games are "Americas Army", "Enemy Territory", "Sauerbraten", "Nexuiz", "Warsow", "Urban Terror",
[04:28] <Prohibited> :P
[04:28] <Prohibited> Warsow?
[04:28] <siinz_> ptarrant: i switched to Wicd, and how do i do that all in nano? im new to linux so i dont know all the tricks and fixes yet
[04:28] <spanther> yes weird name lol
[04:28] <ptarrant> Roasted: ok, try this, create a dummy *sudo approved user* and delete both your linux and samba users, then create yourself again in both again....did that make sense?
[04:28] <spanther> same as "Sauerbraten" xD
[04:28] <Biovore> its quake like.. more cartoonly and fast
[04:28] <cvandyke> anyone up to the challenge of a simple question from someone who is shocked at the evolution that Linux has made, and doesn't know where to find anytthing?
[04:28] <Prohibited> lol
[04:28] <Prohibited> so its a FPS?
[04:28] <Biovore> rgr
[04:29] <andresj> jebblue: that almost seems good, but what i want is more like a switch than a router—I specifically don't want NAT: I want the two computers to have separate IP addresses.
[04:29] <ptarrant> siinz: oh wait, this is wifi right?
[04:29] <Roasted> ptarrant - whoa, you want me to delete jason the linux user??? Would that delete my home directory?
[04:29] <spanther> Prohibited, http://www.sauerbraten.org/
[04:29] <Bob_Dole> spanther, why do you leave out tremulous? It's awesome.
[04:29] <spanther> Oh btw. Sauerbraten is a german name for food too! :D
[04:29] <ptarrant> Roasted: its possible, i believe i have reached the end of my knowledge on that
[04:29] <spanther> Bob_Dole, didn't know it? :P
[04:29] <Bob_Dole> Tremulous is a First Person Shooter, aliens vs. Humans
[04:29] <siinz_> ptarrant: yes im in linux right now through a friends laptop who doesnt have network issues and a wifi cable
[04:29] <Bob_Dole> Multiplayer only
[04:30] <ptarrant> Roasted: i have yet to do anything that crazy, samba always jsut works for me