[00:00] <sveakex> does anybody know a good program for webdesign?
[00:00] <jaggerjack_> glitsj16 - this is things like google.... for instance I am sitting here on irc connected to the internet but I can't load google, cnn, so on
[00:00] <Iradieh> sveakex: Redcar
[00:00] <sveakex> Iradieh: why is it good?
[00:00] <Burke90772> Am I the only one who has noticed that UbuntuForums.org is down?
[00:00] <malibu> hey can anyone tell me how to use a .png as an icon for an application launcher?
[00:00] <Matr|X> sorry i need help <<>>> E: Couldn't find package OpenSSL
[00:00] <Roasted> yeah its down
[00:00] <mrwes> eseven73, just type sudo crontab -l > cron.bak
[00:00] <olmari> lukinfore: let me guess, happend to be uneble to burn discimages?
[00:00] <admin_masu3701> whats the command to remove all flash player related files and remove firefox...
[00:00] <koshari1> Iradieh do you want a minimalist gui or just server?
[00:01] <DasEi>  Iradieh:jaunty alternate
[00:01] <Matr|X> what is the command to install E: Couldn't find package OpenSSL
[00:01] <Matr|X> open ssl lib
[00:01] <stew> Matr|X: what are you tyring to do with ssl?  compile something?
[00:01] <stew> Matr|X: if so, what?
[00:01] <eseven73> mrwes, ok ty
[00:01] <Matr|X> yes
[00:01] <lukinfore> olmari, wrong, have a broken dvd
[00:01] <glitsj16> jaggerjack_: so some sites work and others don't ? do you have any addons like noscript installed ?
[00:01] <Matr|X> im trying to compile  rdesktop 4.1
[00:01] <robert_flach> I'm trying to remove the all panels from ubuntu/gnome interface (in favor of a cairo-dock).  Forums suggest using System->Preferrences->Sessions which I assume is Startup Applications in 9.04.  I don't see any gnome-panel item in the list there.  Can anyone tell me the specific item there to disable the final gnome panel (or an alternative method that will stick across restarts)?
[00:01] <Matr|X> to connnect to the remote desktop on my work
[00:01] <lukinfore> need to get whatever there last parts
[00:02] <koshari1> Roasted if just one shutdown procedure requires root acces you will likely be prompted, such as unmounting a root partition,
[00:02] <Roasted> mrwes - photobucket aint working for me, it just keeps locking up when I try to upload.
[00:02] <stew> Matr|X: "apt-get build-dep rdesktop" would install libssl-dev for you
[00:02] <lukinfore> it's not recognized as media
[00:02] <admin_masu3701> whats the command to remove all flash player related files and remove firefox...
[00:02] <jaggerjack_> glitsj16 - all sites no matter what it is. Generally I have to restart and it fixes the issue
[00:02] <chumii> hi, im runnig jaunty with 2.6.28-11 kernel. how can i install the 2.6.27 kernel version and then choose in grub which one to boot (sry for my englisch ;) )
[00:02] <Roasted> koshari1 - meaning what? I'm simply trying to reboot....
[00:02] <MikeTheC> glitsj16: Hmm... Went through that, but I cannot do the "gconftool-2 --install-schema-file=libcanberra.schemas". It just tells me there is no such file or directory. That being said, they did cite the Trash thing as something not yet implemented so maybe that's still the case under Jaunty.
[00:03] <olmari> lukinfore: dwang... sounded like mine problem... Sorry I don't know what program to use for that :-/
[00:03] <stew> Matr|X: why are you building rdesktop?  does the one in the repositories not work for you?
[00:03] <lukinfore> well programm is dd ot cat
[00:03] <islamma7rous> i need help
[00:03] <lukinfore> *or
[00:03] <koshari1> Roasted shutdown and reboot are much the same except one will have a reboot flag set so the system will fire back uo
[00:03] <glitsj16> jaggerjack_: looks like a toasted firefox profile, i'd try starting firefox in safe mode (so it looses extensions and plugins and try to see if that improves things
[00:03] <koshari1> up
[00:03] <lukinfore> but what file is link to?
[00:03] <islamma7rous> i wanna make ashort cut
[00:03] <Roasted> koshari1 - Yeah, I understand that. I just dont see why I need the password....
[00:03] <Matr|X> im trying to buils some thing on my mind
[00:03] <MikeTheC> glitsj16: Anyhow, it's alright. Nothing I'm going to lose sleep over. Thanks again for your help!
[00:04] <snykill> no entiendo nada
[00:04] <VilasBoas> Hy i can't enable my wireless on the network-manager i have ubuntu 9.04 desktop i386
[00:04] <admin_masu3701> how to remove firefox files on the system and reinstall ?
[00:04] <Matr|X> i have another problem very hard
[00:04] <glitsj16> MikeTheC: yes i didn't see much jaunty users on that bugpage true, no problem, have a nice time
[00:04] <islamma7rous> how to make akeyboard layout short cut
[00:04] <Matr|X> i did install lamp-serv
[00:04] <Matr|X> but its come with errors with sql
[00:04] <MarkJones> Your not the only one having firefox problems.Mine wont even start.What about yours admin_masu3701?
[00:04] <Matr|X> when it start it say fail
[00:05] <EManXL> hey admin heres some firefox tips for you if you choose to skim through them........ http://ubuntutip.googlepages.com/bugsinubuntu
[00:05] <VilasBoas> Does anyone know how to enable wireless :? :?
[00:05] <MarkJones> islamma7rous: system pref, keyboard shortcuts
[00:05] <Decepticon> what is a utility to show what file or dir is using the most hdd usage?
[00:05] <olmari> lukinfore: dd if=/dev/srX I think...
[00:05] <Matr|X> E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/people.debian.org_%7edexter_dists_php5.0_hoary_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory)
[00:05] <chumii> VilasBoas: you could try wicd instead of gnome network manager.. worked for me
[00:05] <Matr|X> what is this
[00:05] <admin_masu3701> MarKJones: no sound, using alot CPU...so i just want to remove along with flash and reinstall them
[00:05] <glitsj16> MarkJones: have you tried starting firefox via terminal to catch any errors it might throw ?
[00:06] <MarkJones> umm good idea. Ill try that
[00:06] <admin_masu3701> thank EManXL
[00:06] <lukinfore> olmari, yea i thought so too, but it says"no medium found"
[00:06] <islamma7rous> thereis error
[00:06] <smitje08> Can someone help me? I keep getting "invalid argument" when trying to install ubuntu
[00:06] <snykill> canción
[00:06] <EManXL> np - it attempts to address the FF eating CPU issue
[00:06] <MarkJones> no luck
[00:06] <chumii> how can i install the 2.6.27 kernel and on boot up choose wether to start 28 or 27 ? (jaunty)
[00:06] <VilasBoas>  and it chumii does it work also with cable conection??
[00:07] <olmari> lukinfore: well try /dev/dvd I seem to have one and dvdrw... But maybe if the media is so broken a drive can't even regonize it as media then you have bigger problem
[00:07] <islamma7rous> saying error whle trying to run (alt+sheft)
[00:07] <CalypsoLTS> Hello all
[00:07] <VCoolio> islamma7rous: system > preferences > keyboard > layout > layout options > layout switching; there you can set keybinding for switching between layouts you have chosen
[00:07] <CalypsoLTS> how is everyone?
[00:07] <lukinfore> olmari, exactly bigger
[00:07] <nunyabiz> what is a good irc client for ubuntu?
[00:07] <chumii> VilasBoas: yeah it does.. i couldnt connect to the wireles lan at school, but wicd did.. and cable connection at home no problem
[00:07] <VilasBoas> chumii: does it work also with cable conection??
[00:07] <LjL> !good
[00:07] <CalypsoLTS> I am using Konversation Nunyabiz
[00:08] <psychic> is there any way i can make xfdesktop load automaticaly when i log into a fluxbox session??
[00:08] <koshari1> Roasted  try unmounting any partitions before shutting down or any other shutdown procedured to isolate which is the culprit,
[00:08] <glitsj16> MarkJones: it just doesn't start without any output ? perhaps try starting it in safe-mode (add -safe-mode to your startup command)
[00:08] <VilasBoas> chumii: thanks ;)
[00:08] <EManXL> I'm using XChat right now
[00:08] <MarcusA> Hello.
[00:08] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in ifconfig which one is the mac address that I can use for wireless security
[00:08] <lukinfore> and crappy google just gives me free download best recovery tool
[00:08] <lukinfore> tons of it
[00:08] <MarkJones> Tiresome of stuff not working and breaking in ubuntu.ahh
[00:09] <nunyabiz> calypsolts, does Konversation allow you to tile several channel windows so you can view more than one channel at a time?
[00:09] <MarkJones> yes i just tried safe mode, nothing.
[00:09] <CalypsoLTS> I have a question, I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and am looking to burn some DVD's, whats a good package to get for that?
[00:09] <MarcusA> any thoughts on samba vs NAS for a new file server?
[00:09] <EManXL> I haven't attempted that - I haven't used MirC since my days in the Air Force
[00:09] <CalypsoLTS> dunno nunyabiz, let me look
[00:09] <EManXL> this is still fairly new to me all over again
[00:09] <MarkJones> CalypsoLTS: brasero or k3b, or buy Nero for Linux.
[00:09] <KB1JWQ>  MarcusA: Samba and NAS are two entirely different things.
[00:09] <KB1JWQ> SAN vs NAS is valid, Samba vs NFS is valid.
[00:09] <Vocl> Hello, I'm having problems with my internet connection on ubuntu 8.10: It was working fine, but now it keeps saying that there are no active network connections, though I am able to ping people on my network, but cannot go online
[00:10] <olmari> lukinfore: I think still that no program will help you if the _drive_ doesn't wanna see your media
[00:10] <islamma7rous> xvdoesnot work
[00:10] <KB1JWQ> Vocl: Wireless or wired?
[00:10] <MarkJones> Vocl: reset router?
[00:10] <psychic> anyone know about fluxbox???
[00:10] <MarcusA> KB1, i'm looking for storage shared across a local network centralized on the server, won't both NAS and Samba accomplish that?
[00:10] <Vocl> Wired, router is fine for every other computer on the network, and like i said i can ping, so i don't think it's a router problem
[00:10] <KB1JWQ> !ask | psychic
[00:10] <cck> any good tool for ubuntu for monitor detection?
[00:10] <MarkJones> psychic: ask your question
[00:10] <Vocl> or a hardware problem, as the internet works fine when i dual boot into windows
[00:10] <KB1JWQ> Vocl: What's your default gateay set to?
[00:10] <psychic> i did
[00:11] <robert_flach> How do I kill all gnome panels permanently (across reboots)?
[00:11] <Vocl> it's DHCP atm
[00:11] <ELDIPONDE> !ask password.lst
[00:11] <ephak> hello
[00:11] <ELDIPONDE> !ask backtrack
[00:11] <KB1JWQ> Vocl: netstat -rn to a pastebin
[00:11] <manjool> hey all - i'm totally new to linux and i'm all sorts of lost
[00:11] <psychic> ok does some one have a comprehensive understanding of fluxbox?
[00:11] <cck> any good tool for ubuntu for monitor detection?
[00:11] <ephak> need some help with kubuntu/loading
[00:11] <MarkJones> robert_flach:wow thats extreme, why not just hide them?
[00:11] <admin_masu3701> how to remove firefox and reinstall it
[00:11] <ELDIPONDE> !ask hackeros
[00:11] <KB1JWQ> psychic: What're you trying to do with it?
[00:11] <ephak> when grub loads, i can choose the kernel i usually use...it will show the splash KUBUNTU loading screen
[00:11] <LjL> !botabuse | ELDIPONDE
[00:11] <cck> it doesn't detect my monitor
[00:11] <ephak> then it flashes, like it should, but instead of logon screen i see bars and static
[00:11] <EManXL> I'm in the same boat manjool, but I'm so sick of windows and how slow it is.
[00:11] <manjool> specifically having problems with firefox
[00:11] <ephak> then it flashes again, and red bars
[00:11] <EManXL> Although the new RC looks soooomewhat appealing.
[00:11] <admin_masu3701> do anyone know the command to remove firefox completly and reinstall it?
[00:11] <lukinfore> olmari, uhm, you may be right, but I believe should be a way to force it to just read all it can
[00:12] <ephak> and then it's frozen and i can't CTRL ALT DEL or shutdoown
[00:12] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in ifconfig which one is the mac address that I can use for wireless security
[00:12] <glitsj16> psychic: not familiar with fluxbox, does it have autostart or session management menus you can use to add xfdesktop to it ?
[00:12] <ephak> through recovery console i can enter as root
[00:12] <psychic> KB1JWQ i am trying to make fluxbox load with xfdesktop automaticaly
[00:12] <Vocl> @KB1JWQ anyway you can just tell me what to look for, as I don't have an internet connection on that computer to put it up on pastebin
[00:12] <psychic> glitsj16 i dont know
[00:12] <EManXL> ifconfig? or ipconfig?  is that the linux way?
[00:12] <manjool> on my firefox browser, i can no longer go back or forward, and i have no ability to log into any websites (gmail, facebook, etc.)
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> how is 9.04 better then 8.10? just alot problems
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> when is the best time to upgrade?
[00:13] <ephak> anyone can point me in the right direction?
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> cause i think i will go back to 8.10
[00:13] <olmari> lukinfore: well the only way I can think is professional retrieving company.. consumer drives doesn't wanna try committing suicide :p
[00:13] <MarkJones> admin_masu3701: each release has its ups and downs.
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> 9.04 is acting too creasy
[00:13] <manjool> does anyone have any advice regarding my firefox woes
[00:13] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701, "sudo aptitude purge firefox" "sudo aptitude install firefox"
[00:14] <EManXL> manjool
[00:14] <EManXL> http://ubuntutip.googlepages.com/bugsinubuntu
[00:14] <kansan> runs once ever 2 hours? 0 */2 * * *   ??
[00:14] <MarkJones> admin_masu3701: 8.10 should be more stable than 9.04 cause it has had more updates.
[00:14] <MarcusA> admin_masu: agreed 100%, i don't recall any previous upgrade breaking stuff to this extent :)
[00:14] <admin_masu3701> thanks EdgeEy
[00:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in ifconfig which one is the mac address that I can use for wireless security
[00:14] <admin_masu3701> YES MarkJones
[00:14] <admin_masu3701> i agree
[00:14] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701,  you might have to remove/install "firefox-3.0" as well
[00:14] <MarkJones> (in theoery) in my case 8.10 hats my PC.
[00:14] <MarkJones> hates*
[00:15] <loser> hello everyone...how can u install a package from a terminal like ...i386.deb? thanks
[00:15] <Iradieh> koshari1: I want a minimalist gui but with Gnome (not all that crap that comes with ubuntu)
[00:15] <glitsj16> psychic: if you have a autostart.sh file in /home/yourusername/.fluxbox dir, you could add xfdesktop & to that
[00:15] <aenigmaz> has anyone installed 9.04 netbook remix on a dell mini 10 (besides me)
[00:15] <Iradieh> koshari1: for example I dont need tablet support and I know that comes with regular ubuntu
[00:15] <LjL> loser: man dpkg
[00:15] <malibu> Never mind all.. I didn't realise you had to close the browser window in order to see candidate files for icons
[00:15] <LjL> !software > loser    (loser, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:15] <MarkJones> loser: apt-get or just manually download teh deb yourself.
[00:15] <Matr|X> why i cant unstall mysql server from my ubtunu
[00:15] <Iradieh> Does anyone know if there is a way to do a barebone install of Ubuntu?
[00:15] <loser> thanks so much i appreciate it
[00:15] <LjL> !minimal > Iradieh    (Iradieh, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:16] <MarkJones> Iradieh:ubuntu-mini I believe.
[00:16] <admin_masu3701> EdgEy: so sudo install firefox or firefox-3.0
[00:16] <manjool> does anyone know why my firefox will not allow me to go forward or backwards, and won't allow me to log into any websites (facebook, gmail, etc.)?
[00:16] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701, firefox
[00:16] <manjool> and how i could fix it?
[00:16] <olmari> loser: dpkg -i i386.deb
[00:16] <EdgEy> you just might have to "purge" firefox-3.0 as well i'm not sure if removing "firefox" will also clean that out
[00:17] <Iradieh> EdgEy: sudo apt-get autoremove --purge *
[00:17] <admin_masu3701> EdgEy: so i dont need to install -3.0?
[00:17] <Matr|X> what is command to tell me wht is servers protcolos are runing on my ubuntu
[00:17] <Chaorain> Is there a way to install an alternet-install (Ubuntu Studio 9.04) with out burning a DVD?
[00:17] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701, no "firefox" will take care of that
[00:17] <loser> thanks olmari
[00:17] <LjL> !ubuntustudio | Chaorain
[00:17] <LjL> Chaorain: install the metapackage
[00:18] <Chaorain> thanks
[00:18] <LjL> !info ubuntustudio-desktop  | Chaorain
[00:18] <manjool> my firefox worked initially when i installed ubuntu, but now i've lost some functions
[00:18] <Chaorain> Synaptic?
[00:18] <manjool> also, i can't download anything
[00:18] <manjool> thru firefox
[00:19] <Iradieh> LjL: Can I bother you for a second? The problem I have is that I am Debian user, using Debian barebone netinstall. And the issues I have with Debian is 1)Ruby gems is locked, 2)Gnome wasn't configured properly out of scratch. Is if I install gnome and GDE(?, the login manager) from the minimal ubuntu, will it be properly configured like gnome on regular Ubuntu.
[00:19] <MarkJones> Im strating to think firefox has a majorly buggy update recently.
[00:19] <Iradieh> LjL: The prblem I have with regular ubuntu is not the GUi or stuff like that, it's the fact that it comes with ALOT of pre-installed stuff that I dont want, is there way to use regular Ubuntu cd but to scratch those off, or do I need ot use another one (not minimalist) but like server or alternative?
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: not really, if you install the gnome metapackage (as opposed to the ubuntu-desktop metapackage), a lot of the things won't be ubuntu-like
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: can't you just remove those later?
[00:20] <Iradieh> LjL: No they are locked to gnome :/
[00:20] <jon_> Hello I was wondering if anyone can tell me the path to the trash foler
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: locked...?
[00:20] <jon_> I need to do a sudo delete and I always forget it
[00:20] <Ubuntu``> if I turn off SSID on my router can I still have ubuntu connect to it even though its not broadcasting?
[00:20] <threatrix> I have an external usb hard drive and when ever i boot into ubuntu it dosnt see it untill I re plug it in how can i fix this?
[00:20] <pepperjack> jon_: moved to .local/
[00:20] <DasEi1> !trash | jon
[00:20] <manjool> can anyone here help me with my firefox problems?
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: you *can* remove them.
[00:21] <jon_> let me see then
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: But when trying to remove them it says I can't (from the add and remove menu) if I recall correctly.
[00:21] <infdo> i heard that jaunty can make "dynamic virtual machines". what does this mean?
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: and using synaptic it sais if removing those, it will also remove gnome-desktop
[00:21] <LjL> Iradieh: nonsense. it'll just say it'll also remove the ubuntu-desktop metapackage, and that is not a problem.
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: it's crap stuff like fax or tablet support.
[00:21] <LjL> !ubuntu-desktop | Iradieh
[00:21] <pepperjack> Ubuntu``: yes if you turn off ssid broadcast you can still connect if you know the name.
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: ok, so it's alright to remove those
[00:22] <pepperjack> Ubuntu``: others can still connect as well by firing up kismet and finding the ssid as well ;p
[00:22] <Iradieh> LjL: awesome, I will use regular ubuntu then. Is there a difference in whats getting installed between regular ubuntu and ubuntu-alternative?
[00:22] <LjL> Iradieh: no, but using the alternate cd you get other choices aside from the standard desktop.
[00:22] <Soren_> can I get help here about installing Adobe pdf reader here
[00:22] <malibu> Question: How do I make my mouse more sensitive then I can set in my mouse settings?
[00:22] <Ubuntu``> pepperjack aha but I have WPA + AES + mac filtering.... should be enough?
[00:22] <loser> hello again is kubuntu the same also as ubuntu can i install the same apps in ubuntu to kubuntu?
[00:22] <Iradieh> LjL: ok.. but can I remove stuff as well in the alternative, like not installing them (like eg: tabletsupport) ?
[00:22] <LjL> !kubuntu > loser    (loser, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:22] <LjL> loser: yes
[00:22] <pepperjack> Ubuntu``: yeah id say so.  :-)
[00:23] <Ubuntu``> pepperjack ok
[00:23] <loser> thanks so much
[00:23] <jon_> The trash folder un .local/share/.trash is empty
[00:23] <LjL> Iradieh: yes, it's just a different method of installing them, no difference between alternate and live cd aside from the way they install things.
[00:23] <Soren_> !pastebin
[00:23] <jon_> but the trash can in gnome still has files and I don't see the space freeing
[00:23] <Iradieh> LjL: Thanks alot for the help
[00:24] <Soren_> can someone help me with this install, please http://paste.ubuntu.com/165188/
[00:24] <glitsj16> jon_: could be trash files from root showing in gnome ?
[00:24] <threatrix> I have an external usb hard drive and when ever i boot into ubuntu it dosnt see it untill I re plug it in how can i fix this?
[00:25] <jon_> the weird thing is when I click he trash can and say empty it shows a progress bar deleting them
[00:25] <jon_> but they remain in the car and no space is freed
[00:25] <manjool> can anyone help me with firefox issues?
[00:25] <olmari> hmh... it seems that 9.04, or kernel in it, doesn't like to work with optical drives any good...
[00:25] <gymophett> Terrible storm came through here Sunday. :O
[00:25] <Vocl> Need help with a networking problem: Network works fine under windows, but under Ubuntu, it tells me that there are No Valid active connections found, though the ubuntu box can connect into the router GUI  and has a valid IP, but can't ping other computers on the network. (Wired connection)
[00:25] <poseidon> anyone know of a program to let me edit my 2nd gen ipod nano's theme?
[00:26] <Soren_> can someone help me with this install, please http://paste.ubuntu.com/165188/
[00:26] <olmari> tried some USB drive, couldn't get it to read an image...
[00:26] <manjool> can anyone help me with firefox?
[00:28] <bc> Vocl: where do you see the 'No valid connections found' error?
[00:28] <poseidon> Soren_: have you tried -->  http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/06/23/install-adobe-acrobat-reader-812-on-ubuntu-804/
[00:28] <poseidon> don't ask to ask, just state your problem
[00:28] <Soren_> poseidon, I was using this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-adobe-pdf-reader-with-plug-in-for-mozilla-firefox-in-feisty-fawn.html
[00:29] <threatrix> and when I pluged  in another usb device it read the hard drive too so is there a way to get ubuntu to read usb propperly and mount it
[00:29] <Soren_> I'll try yours, poS
[00:29] <manjool> anyone around to help a linux newbie???
[00:29] <Soren_> poseidon,
[00:29] <JohnN> hi
[00:29] <mroc> Soren_: looks as though the medibuntu repository didn't add correctly.  try sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list instead.
[00:29] <DasEi1> eseven73: still around ?
[00:30] <manjool> i'm having issues with firefox - can anyone help me out?
[00:30] <poseidon> Soren_, any reason you need to use adobe's version.  There are FOSS alternatives (which are much better in my opinion)
[00:30] <mroc> Soren_: (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu for more info)
[00:30] <gordonjcp> !ask | manjool
[00:30] <JohnN> I've just killed off gdm cos it was too much of a hog for this puny machine...
[00:30] <gordonjcp> JohnN: uhm...
[00:30] <manjool> i am unable to go forward or backwards on my browser, i can't download any files, and i can't log into any website (facebook, gmail, etc.)
[00:30] <JohnN> how can I trigger pam
[00:30] <gordonjcp> JohnN: you know gdm doesn't run all the time?
[00:31] <poseidon> manjool, have you tried restarting firefox + updating your packages?
[00:31] <JohnN> with it running at all the machine ground to a halt
[00:31] <pep> hi
[00:31] <gordonjcp> JohnN: what spec is the machine?
[00:31] <Soren_> mroc, this happened next http://paste.ubuntu.com/165192/
[00:31] <Deadpool> whats up peeps
[00:31] <JohnN> p3 600, 128, 9GB
[00:32] <chut> anyone knows how to limit battery charge"?
[00:32] <manjool> poseidon, yes i've tried restarting and updating...interestingly, i had problems with logging in to sites yesterday, and today after restarting, i find i can't go forward/backwards or dl anything
[00:32] <gordonjcp> JohnN: that's not really enough memory for 9.04, and indeed not really enough memory for 7.04
[00:32] <poseidon> manjool, have you installed any new plugins or made any changes to the settings lately?
[00:32] <JohnN> it seems to be OK now I just dumped gdm
[00:32] <gordonjcp> JohnN: in fact, I don't think I've used a PC with less than 128M of memory this century
[00:32] <JohnN> RAM is at about 50%
[00:33] <JohnN> no swap
[00:33] <mroc> Soren_: good.  sorry, should have asked first, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[00:33] <manjool> poseidon - i actually just installed ubuntu yesterday evening...i have made no changes at all
[00:33] <JohnN> with firefox, xchat & a shell
[00:33] <Soren_> the newest one
[00:33] <mattgyver> I cannot see my 9.04 systems on the network with an ext4 filesystem, i have changed the workgroup, is this normal?
[00:33] <JohnN> using xubuntu 9.04
[00:33] <pep> does anyone know where one can find the results of the application usage statistics gathered via the software sources app?
[00:33] <Soren_> Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 9.04
[00:33] <Soren_>                 - the Jaunty Jackalope - released in April 2009.
[00:33] <Soren_>
[00:34] <Soren_> mroc, ^^^
[00:34] <Soren_> mroc, I have all the updates too
[00:34] <JohnN> but gstreamer has packed up it's bags & I'm getting a password requester for the keyring
[00:34] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  at this point, you should be able to try the sudo apt-get install acroread command again.
[00:34] <tyler-> is there any way to install a 64bit app on ubuntu32b?
[00:35] <DasEi1> tyler-:yes, check getlibs
[00:35] <infdo> i heard that jaunty can make "dynamic virtual machines". what does this mean?
[00:35] <MarcusA> crap i meant NFS vs samba, not NAS vs samba :)
[00:35] <JohnN> gordonjcp: I thought it'd be okish it's just going to become a web browser that needs user friendly wireless access point settings
[00:35] <Soren_> mroc,  :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/165194/
[00:36] <poseidon> manjool, I"m not sure.  Maybe try #firefox
[00:36] <gordonjcp> JohnN: it's probably worth slapping some more memory in there
[00:36] <manjool> appreciate the effort, poseidon
[00:36] <loser> DasEil:where can you find getlibs thanks
[00:36] <tyler-> DasEil: thanks
[00:37] <infdo> does anyone at all know about the "dynamic virtual machines"?
[00:37] <JohnN> gordonjcp: max is 256 (2x128) but I spent 20mins in my local 2nd user shop going thru simms and none of the 128mb ones worked :(
[00:37] <mroc> Soren_: did you run sudo apt-get update after you added the repository (in the last step)?  i should have said that explicitly.
[00:37] <JohnN> they work just not in this laptop
[00:37] <Soren_> mroc, sorry, IDK anything about this, I will try that
[00:37] <Alex_K> Does anyone know if this Quad Core processor will run with ubuntu? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115057
[00:38] <damian_> hello
[00:38] <DasEi1> tyler-:, loser , http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790
[00:38] <yeoj_> ok, so i just had a power surge, and my pc entirely shit the bed.  I'm pretty sure its the mobo since i've swapped out every component basically.  I dont want to mess with hardware anymore... can i just buy an ubuntu pc somewhere?  I want a workstation that doesn't suck... any suggestions?
[00:38] <loser> thanks
[00:38] <JohnN> where can I stick the stuff from /etc/pam.d/gdm now I'm not using a graphical login?
[00:38] <damian_> pozdrawiam :)
[00:38] <infdo> im looking for someone who knows what this "dynamic virtual machine" thing is
[00:38] <JohnN> can I just stick it on the end of /etc/pam.d/login ?
[00:39] <Alex_K> yeoj_: The only manufacturer I know of that makes computers and ship with Ubuntu is Dell
[00:39] <JohnN> I think that is the root of my gstreamer permissions problem
[00:39] <Alex_K> Does anyone know if this Quad Core processor will run with ubuntu? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115057
[00:39] <DasEi1>  infdo:vm with dynamic virtual hd ?
[00:40] <infdo> DasEi1: no
[00:40] <Soren_> mroc, I pasted the whole thing because IDK what is going on http://paste.ubuntu.com/165198/
[00:40] <DasEi1>  infdo:so in which conclusion then ?
[00:41] <EdgEy> Alex_K, all of them will
[00:41] <EdgEy> lol
[00:41] <infdo> DasEi1: what are you talking about ?
[00:41] <glitsj16> yeoj_: check http://system76.com/
[00:42] <DasEi1>  infdo:you asked for dynamic virtual machine; more details ?
[00:42] <infdo> thats all i heard
[00:42] <JohnN> brb unless this works in which case 'Yee!!!!!!!!' & thanx :)
[00:42] <infdo> thats all i can remember
[00:42] <DasEi1>  infdo:you know a virtual machine ?
[00:42] <Soren_> mroc, I pasted the whole thing because IDK what is going on http://paste.ubuntu.com/165198/
[00:42] <infdo> yes
[00:43] <Deadpool> i just put my new comp together! q9400 quad core.. 8gb 1066mhz of ram.. dual 19's 1650*1050 each.. geforce 9600gt 1gb
[00:43] <Deadpool> im lovin it
[00:43] <Deadpool> of course running 9.04 64bit ext4
[00:43] <MarcusA> what's it for?
[00:43] <DasEi1>  infdo:out of additional context I understand it as a vm with a dynamic disk
[00:43] <FUbbyCD> http://www.oprah.com/article/oprahshow/20090430-tows-kfc-coupon-download anyone figure out how to do this on ubuntu?
[00:43] <grout_> on an intrepid server install what do i do to update it to jaunty?
[00:44] <infdo> does anyone know what this dynamic virtual machine thing is in jaunty?
[00:44] <olrrai> I upgrade to ubuntu 9.04, my kde3 app has no sound, any ideo how to config kde3 apps?
[00:44] <DasEi1> dist-upgrade, grout_:
[00:44] <bc> grout_: try do-release-upgrade
[00:44] <DasEi1> !dist-upgrade | grout_:
[00:45] <DasEi1>  grout_: but always backup sensitive data before
[00:45] <holyguyver> How do I delete a file that is refusing to be deleted?
[00:45] <DasEi1> holyguyver: by sudo ?
[00:46] <holyguyver> DasEil, alright I will try, though it is refusing to be deleted because it is corrupted.
[00:46] <sysdoc> infdo, ummm, would you be referring to cloud computing?
[00:46] <H4ck3rKu> o
[00:46] <infdo> yes sysdoc
[00:46] <mroc> Soren_: does "apt-cache policy acroread" come back as (none) for the "candidate" item?
[00:47] <Deadpool> does anyone know a commandline way to check the speed of your ddr?
[00:47] <Soren_> mroc, IDK what that means
[00:47] <psychic> glitsj16 u still here?
[00:47] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Nope, did not work.
[00:48] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Error removing file: No such file or directory
[00:48] <sysdoc> infdo, then your looking for info on Eucalyptus
[00:48] <psychic> any one know how to make an autostart file for xfdesktop on fluxbox?
[00:48] <mroc> Soren_: that's a command to run.  enter what's between the quotes on the command line.
[00:49] <DasEi1> holyguyver: misstyped, I guess, can you ls the file/folder ?
[00:49] <holyguyver> DasEi1, It was not mistyped, I did it in a GUI
[00:49] <DasEi1> holyguyver: .. you launched by sudo ?
[00:49] <holyguyver> Yes
[00:50] <holyguyver> DasEi1, yes
[00:50] <glitsj16> psychic: have you tried the earlier mentioned way of adding xfdesktop to a autostart.sh file in your ./fluxbox folder ?
[00:50] <DasEi1> holyguyver: try from command line again
[00:51] <psychic> i didnt have the autostart.sh i have a startup file
[00:51] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I do not know how to delete from the command line'
[00:51] <DasEi1> holyguyver: open a terminal
[00:51] <Ademan> what emulator do people use for NES games in here?
[00:51] <glitsj16> psychic: try that, i think it was called autostart.sh ages ago
[00:51] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I know how to use the commandline
[00:51] <Deadpool> sudo rm -R /
[00:51] <DasEi1> holyguyver: cd into the directory of file
[00:51] <psychic> glitsj16 how do i add it?
[00:51] <Deadpool> just kidding.. dont do that
[00:51] <H4ck3rKu> my Ip was banned from dalnet...
[00:51] <H4ck3rKu> help please
[00:52] <shavlir> can anyone point me to a guide to what to do when xrandr doesn't find all the modes that ddcprobe correctly finds?
[00:52] <jrib> Deadpool: please don't say that even as a joke here
[00:52] <tecky> Anyone purchase a dell 530n? and have any comments on it running ubuntu ?
[00:52] <DasEi1> holyguyver: see it with ls ?
[00:52] <glitsj16> psychic: open that file in your favorite text editor and add a line "xfdesktop &" to it, save and login/logout
[00:52] <alesan> hi how do I set python to version 2.4?
[00:52] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I know how to use the cammandlione, I am saying I do not know the exact command line code to tell a file to be deleted
[00:52] <Soren_> mroc, yup greg@Gateway:~$ apt-cache policy acroread
[00:52] <Soren_> W: Unable to locate package acroread
[00:52] <Ademan> Deadpool: someone's bound to run it lol, even someone mentioning it as "this is really bad, how does it work" got yelled at
[00:52] <holyguyver> DasEi1, slaps you in the face
[00:52] <Ademan> H4ck3rKu: don't troll dalnet?
[00:53] <DasEi1> holyguyver: I just don't want you to delete anything wrong.. thx for smack
[00:53] <gordonjcp> Ademan: nestra seems to be in apt
[00:53] <psychic> glitsj16 can i pm u the file so u can tell me if it looks right?
[00:53] <DasEi1> holyguyver: see it with ls ?
[00:53] <holyguyver> DasEi1,  just tell me the delete cammand
[00:53] <glitsj16> psychic: sure
[00:54] <DasEi1> holyguyver: sudo rm <file>
[00:54] <holyguyver> DasEi1, thank you, I have been using Linux daily since 2003.
[00:54] <gordonjcp> psychic: if you do a really big paste, even in PM, you might flood out
[00:54] <DasEi1> holyguyver: so did it now ?
[00:54] <gordonjcp> oops, too slow
[00:54] <bebraw> i have a working lan connection and wlan adapter. is there a way to share the connection using wlan (ie. set up an access point and forward lan to it)?
[00:55] <gordonjcp> psychic: if you do a really big paste, even in PM, you might flood out
[00:55] <gordonjcp> psychic: but you know that now
[00:55] <compubomb> i'm using ubuntu 9.04, i upgraded from ubuntu 8.10 my grub bootloader when i first boot up does not show the selected OS, how do i fix this ?
[00:55] <JohnN> buggar... not 100% successful :( it did boot into X... it didn't a for a keyring password but it did ask for a network key & the audio is still buggared
[00:56] <compubomb> http://rafb.net/p/KWuxjX15.html
[00:56] <compubomb> that is my config.
[00:56] <compubomb> what is wrong with it ?
[00:56] <daveco> compubomb: what oses do you have installed?
[00:56] <Ademan> thanks gordonjcp, but I actually already saw that, the description says it doesn't support sound unfortunately, I also saw fceu, which I've tried using, but it almost seems as though the key bindings are hard-coded lol (and its really slow here, I think it's trying to use palleted openGL textures, which I'm fairly certain aren't accelerated anymore)
[00:57] <JohnN> oh well 1am here time for bed... I'll bug hunt in the morning :) have fun all
[00:57] <JohnN> nn
[00:57] <holyguyver> DasEi1, rm: cannot remove `0620%The20%Engagement20%Party.mp3': No such file or directory
[00:58] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Same response that I got in the GUI
[00:58] <Ashfire908> If I know my server is 32-bit, should I still blindly use the 64-bit installer?
[00:58] <DasEi1> holyguyver: you see the same filename by ls ?
[00:58] <holyguyver> Das yes
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> last week someone mentined a command that shows all samba/windows servers and shares.. a command i never knew existed..  but now i cant rember that command. anyone recall off hand what it is. was just a simple single command.
[00:58] <Soren_> mroc, yup greg@Gateway:~$ apt-cache policy acroread
[00:58] <EdgEy> Ashfire908, uh lol
[00:58] <Soren_> W: Unable to locate package acroread
[00:58] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Yes
[00:59] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  seems as though it still isn't seeing the repository.  so, we're going to try something different.  first, open up System=>Administration=>Software Sources and remove the Medibuntu related items.
[00:59] <daveco> !flood
[00:59] <Soren_> k, brb
[00:59] <holyguyver> DasEi1, jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie # ls 06 The Engagement Party.mp3
[01:00] <Ashfire908> The main download page by default gives the 64-bit version, but I know my server is 32-bit (It's pentium III after all from 2001).
[01:00] <DasEi1> holyguyver: I think the blanks in the name are your prob
[01:00] <mroc> Soren_: also, under the Authentication tab, remove the Medibuntu key.
[01:00] <holyguyver> DasEi1, the file will also not let me edit it
[01:00] <evilaim> Is it ok to ask questions about ktorrent here?
[01:00] <holyguyver> DasEi1, So I cannot rename it
[01:01] <Deadpool> hey.. so is directx 10 only in vista?
[01:01] <Soren_> mroc, I see 2 under 3rd party, is that right?
[01:01] <bc> holyguyver: what does lsattr '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' say?
[01:01] <Ashfire908> It says only to use 32-bit if I know I need it, am I correct in assumeing I need the 32-bit version?
[01:01] <rheiby> Hi! Having two issues. More important of the two is that I have enabled Remote Desktop, but the system is listening to port 5900 only for IPv6, not IPv4. Research so far implies that I need to disable IPv6. Additional research implies that to do so in 9.04 requires rebuilding the kernel.
[01:01] <jp_sf> evilaim: sure but have you checked : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KTorrent
[01:01] <Radtoo> evilaim: detail questions aren't gonna work but sure.
[01:01] <mroc> Soren_: yes.
[01:01] <holyguyver> bc, it doesn't give a response at all.
[01:01] <Soren_> mroc, done
[01:02] <evilaim> Anyone have Ktorrent, with the auto downloader?  I'd like to EXCLUDE strings, but I don't know how to do so.  I want to download everything ubuntu, but exclude -headers-
[01:02] <bc> holyguyver: say what? what does this say -> echo $SHELL
[01:02] <Soren_> mroc, , it wants an Update now
[01:02] <holyguyver> bc, jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie #  lsattr '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie #
[01:02] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  run the following command.  adds the repository, the key, and updates.  so several things all at once.  "sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/`lsb_release -cs`.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list; sudo apt-get -q update; sudo apt-get --yes -q --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring; sudo apt-get -q update"
[01:02] <Ashfire908> rheiby: I think that there would be a way to dibalbe IPv6 via sys or proc, not posivite though.
[01:03] <bc> holyguyver: man you have some weird stuff going on over there. are you in a terminal, web interface, file manager, or what?
[01:03] <holyguyver> bc, jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie # echo $SHELL /bin/bash
[01:03] <mroc> Soren_: you can let it update.
[01:03] <Soren_> ok, updating
[01:03] <VCoolio> holyguyver: can you move other mp3's from that folder and do sudo rm *.mp3?
[01:03] <bc> holyguyver: type `vim .` -- does that open vim and show you the files in the directory?
[01:04] <DasEi1> holyguyver: try with wildcards then
[01:04] <jp_sf> evilaim: within your filter ?
[01:04] <evilaim> ya
[01:04] <darkhelmetlive> has anybody dealt with sound fading out right away? i have been dealing with this all day. alsa force-reload and sound is there, but fades out....
[01:04] <evilaim> I'm having one hell of a time, I just got hit with about 40 files trying to download:)
[01:04] <holyguyver> VCoolio, Yes I can move & edit other mp3s in that folder
[01:05] <Ashfire908> rheiby: /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 I am NOT saying this is what you should do, but that is what would disable ipv6 to my knoledge.
[01:05] <holyguyver> bc there is only one file in that directory, the one that you are seeing
[01:06] <DasEi1> holyguyver: or place a \ (forward slash) in front of any spaces
[01:06] <bc> holyguyver: does `vim .` show you that file? if so, arrow over it and shift+d and see if it asks you if you want to delete it. if you're not the owner, `sudo su -m` first.
[01:06] <rheiby> So an "echo 1 > that path"? And the preferred way to have that done at boot time? (Seems like there should be a better way to have the VNC port listened to....)
[01:07] <jp_sf> hum I not suresomething like ubuntu(.*(
[01:07] <daveco> whos using jaunty?
[01:07] <Soren_> mroc, ok, it is doing stuff, heh
[01:07] <DaveWM> everybody
[01:07] <holyguyver> bc I do not know how to use vim.
[01:07] <jp_sf> evilaim, ubuntu(.*(headers)
[01:07]  * DaveWM has jaunty on his eee pc
[01:07] <jp_sf> evilaim, ubuntu(.*(headers))
[01:08] <jp_sf> evilaim: no I'm not sure
[01:08] <bc> holyguyver: `sudo su` and see if you can rm -f 'file' (with quotes)
[01:08] <evilaim> ummm
[01:08] <anjuder> quelqu'un pourrer m'envoyer le lien pour le forum francais sil vous plait
[01:08] <evilaim> lets try that
[01:08] <evilaim> thanks for the help everyone
[01:08] <jerbear> setting the vga=791 parameter in grub doesn't work anymore with jaunty. anyone know what the problem is?
[01:08] <daveco> DaveWM i am running jaunty on my eee pc now, as we speak
[01:08] <nightrid3r> !fr | anjuder
[01:08] <Ashfire908> rheiby: yes, but as i said, I do not know if this is what you should be doing. If you do confirm that this is what you want then do it, otherwise don't.
[01:08] <daveco> DaveWM: any good tips for a noob?
[01:08] <DaveWM> kew daveco
[01:08] <DaveWM> which eee you got?
[01:09] <DaveWM> i got two 901's
[01:09] <bc> holyguyver: also try `reset` then try rm-ing
[01:09] <holyguyver> bc I sudo su-ed about 15 minutes ago
[01:09] <daveco> DaveWM eee 900, u?
[01:09] <jerbear> daveco, DaveWM : eee user here too (1000he)
[01:09] <rheiby> Well, what I *want* to do is have my desktop shared via IPv4. I have no religious objection to IPv6.
[01:09] <DaveWM> kewl
[01:09] <anjuder> merci ubottu
[01:09] <jerbear> setting the vga=791 parameter in grub doesn't work anymore with jaunty. anyone know what the problem is?
[01:09] <DaveWM> so you got the ssd daveco?
[01:09] <daveco> jearbear: netbook remix, or what?
[01:09] <jerbear> daveco: no, just plain ole jaunty
[01:09] <daveco> DaveWM: yeah, 20 GB
[01:09] <compubomb> daveco: i have windows 7 installed
[01:09] <bc> holyguyver: does the file name actually have % in it?
[01:09] <BCM43> could someone help me mount a samba share so I can stream music from it?
[01:09] <DaveWM> k
[01:09] <the7thmagus> hey, every time I try to install a deb via gdebi, it says it cannot get a lock even though no synaptic or update manager is running
[01:09] <compubomb> sorry, was using the restroom
[01:10] <the7thmagus> can anyone help with this?
[01:10] <daveco> jearbearL same here
[01:10] <compubomb> anyways, my grub has windows 7 installed and ubuntu
[01:10] <DaveWM> i used the alternative jaunty install cd
[01:10] <daveco> jearbear same here
[01:10] <holyguyver> bc no
[01:10] <DaveWM> and chose the netbook remix off of it
[01:10] <liz> hey guys i have an intel sound card on my lptp, i installed ubuntu 9 and i cant hear any sound? how do i fix this?
[01:10] <Ashfire908> rheiby: well then keep looking (i'm running gentoo and have been for some time so I'm not up to date on ubuntu and the latest modifications that have been thrown everywhere.)
[01:10] <DaveWM> make sure you / on the 4gb ssd
[01:10] <bc> holyguyver: but it is displaying %20?
[01:10] <Soren_> !pastebin
[01:10] <daveco> DaveWM: do you like the netbook remix?
[01:10] <viingot> there's no sound on my jaunty either
[01:10] <DaveWM> apparently the 4 is faster than the other ssd
[01:10] <jerbear> DaveWM: i've heard there were some issues with that maximus program. what's the story there?
[01:10] <holyguyver> rm -f '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': Is a directory
[01:10] <DaveWM> yeah,  its quite nice
[01:10]  * H4ck3rKu Assalamualaikum
[01:11] <jerbear> setting the vga=791 parameter in grub doesn't work anymore with jaunty. anyone know what the problem is?
[01:11] <DaveWM> maximus seems fine,  although i don't use it atm
[01:11] <holyguyver> bc rm -f '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': Is a directory
[01:11] <DaveWM> i changed to desktop mode,  still using the remix though
[01:11] <George2> hi, is there an undelete equivalent for the trash can?
[01:11] <bc> holyguyver: ls -la '06 The Engagement Party.mp3'
[01:11] <DaveWM> i just like a regular desktop
[01:11] <the7thmagus> hey, every time I try to install a deb via gdebi, it says it cannot get a lock even though no synaptic or update manager is running. what's going on?
[01:11] <Soren_> mroc, http://paste.ubuntu.com/165209/
[01:11] <daveco> George2: you can go in to the trash can, and right click on a file and click "restore"
[01:11] <bc> holyguyver: or, if you KNOW what the directory is, rm -rf '06 The Engagement Party.mp3'
[01:11] <DaveWM> yea, daveco,  put / on the 4gb ssd,  and /home on the other ssd if you want
[01:11] <VCoolio> holyguyver: rm -f is for files, rm -r for dirs, rm -rf for force dirs
[01:11] <compubomb> daveco: did you see my grub config ?
[01:11] <compubomb> http://rafb.net/p/KWuxjX15.html
[01:12] <Clorox_> Just a question - if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:12] <George2> daveco: no, i emptied the trash can :(
[01:12] <Guest50483> How come I can't seem to get a samba admin GUI?
[01:12] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: are you sure no other synaptic is running ? ps -u yourusername
[01:12] <compubomb> i don't know how to make it show the selected feature.
[01:12] <compubomb> it has some kind of image in it as well.
[01:12] <daveco> DaveWM: me to, i didnt prefer NBR
[01:12] <DaveWM> cause it won't perform too well if you install to the 16gb ssd
[01:12] <compubomb> i don't need that.
[01:12] <mroc> Soren_: alright.  let's try the install again.  sudo apt-get install acroread
[01:12] <Gourlis> Hi
[01:12] <DaveWM> you can just use regular jaunty desktop then i suppose,  but the netbook remix seems just fine to me,  i just changed modes in it
[01:13] <DaveWM> i dunno if its any lighter or anything
[01:13] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: doesn't show any synaptic process here
[01:13] <holyguyver> bc I already told you the directory, the file is a directory
[01:13] <DaveWM> everything worked right after install too daveco,  i never had that happen before with a linux install
[01:13]  * Soren_ cries
[01:13] <DaveWM> heh
[01:13] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:13] <holyguyver> bc the file became currupted & turned into a directory
[01:13] <bc> holyguyver: that's a first for me. does rm -rf work?
[01:13] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: that's a new one.
[01:13] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: what is the exact message : cannot get a lock on /var/lib/apt/lists/lock ?
[01:14] <DaveWM> i can't say how it'll perform for you for sure,  cause i upgraded my ssd to a faster larger one
[01:14]  * Soren_ cries more
[01:14] <Soren_> mroc, http://paste.ubuntu.com/165213/
[01:14] <DaveWM> i just know you wanna use the smaller one for the OS
[01:14] <daveco> DaveWM, what SDD you have, and where you get it?
[01:14] <Clorox_> Again, if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:14] <bc> holyguyver: please tell me you're just messing with us
[01:14] <DaveWM> hold on daveco,  lemme get a link
[01:14] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:14] <holyguyver> bc I am not messing with you
[01:14] <bc> holyguyver: rm -rf -- does it work?
[01:15] <holyguyver> bc I am trying to type it in but you keep interupting me
[01:15] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: I guess its equivalent to that. its the new "Only one software management tool should be used at one time. Close other aplications"
[01:15] <bc> heh
[01:16] <DaveWM> daveco: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=super+talent+ssd+mini+mlc&x=0&y=0
[01:16] <Slasher15987> hmm
[01:16] <DaveWM> only the ones where the name ends in GRSE
[01:16] <daveco> thanks DaveWM, got to go, bye!
[01:16] <holyguyver> rm -r '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory  | That obviously did not work, so now I am going to try -rf
[01:16] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:16] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: my guess is ... an install was stopped in the middle
[01:16] <holyguyver> bc rm -r '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory  | That obviously did not work, so now I am going to try -rf
[01:17] <javyn> hey can someone recommend a good movie maker in the repositories perhaps
[01:17] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:17] <whelmed1> hiya all - not sure if anyone knows, but how much difference is there in read/write speed between NTFS and ext3/2?
[01:17] <Clorox_> Seriously, nobodygain, if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:17] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: whoa, it resumed an install
[01:17] <Clorox_> oops
[01:17] <the7thmagus> might just work. thanks
[01:17] <Clorox_> I clicked enter too fast
[01:17] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: yeah, wait
[01:18] <Clorox_> Seriously, nobody's helping me. Again, if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:18] <Gourlis> ANYONE WHO CAN HEMP ME HERE ?
[01:18] <bc> holyguyver: try: mv '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' foo
[01:18] <Guest68612> Hey guys any ideas as to why when I installed samba there is no gui for it?
[01:18] <holyguyver> bc  rm -rf '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory
[01:18] <whelmed1> i.e. using the NTFS-3G driver
[01:18] <Wag> when I try to enable my appearance to normal effects it trys to install drivers and says failed
[01:18] <Ademan> if I wanted to use linear algebra functions from an existing library, which would I be best served to use?  libatlas? libblas? or something different alltogether?
[01:18] <mroc> Soren_: ah.  i think i may have found the problem.  seems the location of some packages changed between releases.  open up the software sources list you had open before and see if the "archive.canonical.com" item(s) are checked.
[01:18] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: when it's finnished you can try to update again
[01:18] <Ademan> (in C)
[01:18] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:18] <holyguyver> bc mv '06 The EngagementParty.mp3' foo mv: cannot move `06 The Engagement Party.mp3' to `foo': No such file or directory
[01:19] <Dr_Willis> last week someone mentined a command that shows all samba/windows servers and shares.. a command i never knew existed..  but now i cant rember that command. anyone recall off hand what it is. was just a simple single command.
[01:19] <bc> holyguyver: file 06\ The\ EngagementParty.mp3
[01:19] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: worked perfectly. can install debs again. thanks for your help
[01:19] <Ademan> Guest68612: what sort of GUI were you expecting? from nautilus you can mark files and directories as shared or not shared just fine
[01:19] <holyguyver> bc file 06\ The\ EngagementParty.mp3 06 The EngagementParty.mp3: ERROR: cannot open `06 The EngagementParty.mp3' (Nosuch file or directory)
[01:20] <Soren_> mroc, where in software sources it is
[01:20] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: great
[01:20] <glitsj16> Gourlis: are you running compiz ?
[01:20] <Clorox_> forget it. This place is like the /dev/null of community support
[01:20] <Gourlis> glitsj16, I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04
[01:20] <Wag> seemingly I cannot enable normal desktop effects how can I check why?
[01:20] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: yes you can install now
[01:20] <Desi_Muna> why spell check doesn't work in openoffice on ubuntu?
[01:20] <Soren_> mroc, in 3rd party, should I check them all?
[01:21] <bc> holyguyver: you left out a space (\ ) before Party
[01:21] <holyguyver> bc as said it was a file, but became corrupted & is now a directory that cannot be moved or renamed or deleted.
[01:21] <mroc> Soren_: it's under the third party sources tab.  you want to see http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner
[01:21] <glitsj16> Gourlis: nice, i asked about compiz because that has a "mouse polling" setting you might try to change
[01:21] <bc> holyguyver: how did it become 'corrupted'?
[01:21] <holyguyver> bc I left out nothing, I copied &b pasted what you tpyed.
[01:21] <holyguyver> bc dropping harddrives is not a nice thing to do.
[01:21] <bc> holyguyver: I see, well add the space back in there
[01:21] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: either your fs is corrupted or you got charcter escaping issues going on.
[01:22] <Gourlis> glitsj16, No it's gnome. Actually my screen isn't stable with 9.04. trembles
[01:22] <Soren_> mroc, I checked both, going back now
[01:22] <holyguyver> bc I do not know where,s o please retype it & I will copy & past it agaun
[01:22] <George2> is it impossible to undelete files on ext3?
[01:22] <Gourlis> glitsj16, like it's loosing graphics.
[01:22] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I have a corrupted fs
[01:22] <Wag> seemingly I cannot enable normal desktop effects how can I check why?
[01:22] <VCoolio> Wag: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=799070
[01:22] <bc> holyguyver: type file "06 (then hit tab, then enter)
[01:22] <francois> hi
[01:22] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: you run disk check?
[01:22] <[tv]> hello guys, youre probably going to think this is a sill question, im having trouble figuring out what the name of this is so i can find more help on the topic. Say that i wanted to make a 'script' that had the commands to apt-get update and upgrade, and then wanted to be able to execute that script with a single command, would that be called bash scripting?
[01:23] <mroc> Soren_: if you checked off both (and they say jaunty, not one of the earlier names), then you should be set.  you should be prompted to update package information, and it should work now.
[01:23] <[tv]> like start with #!(enr)
[01:23] <[tv]> (etc)*
[01:23] <whelmed1> anyone know read/write speeds for mounted NTFS / how they compare to native partitions (ext2/3/xfs)
[01:23] <gordonjcp> [tv]: yes, basically
[01:23] <glitsj16> Gourlis: you might have issues mentioned in the release notes for 9.04, specifically intel gpu's sem to suffer, not sure
[01:23] <SergeySyrota> Hi guys! I'm getting weird cron segfault messages in the log. Tried googling - no relevant results. I don't have anything specific in the files yet. Just what came with the system. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot it?
[01:23] <kapchoi> anyone know why certain applications freezes and goes gray??
[01:23] <jp_sf> !ask | francois
[01:23] <[tv]> okay gordonjcp, and the commands inside a script are different than they are for the shell?
[01:23] <kapchoi> my firefox and often pidgin freezes and goes gray
[01:23] <SergeySyrota> The massage is: "May  5 19:20:01 srv-app-04 kernel: [261623.458831] cron[21232]: segfault at 23fffffff0 ip 00007fb311330a7a sp 00007fff1ab3aab0 error 4 in libtalloc.so.1.2.0[7fb31132b000+8000]"
[01:24] <Gourlis> glitsj16, my laptop has AMD Turion 64 with ATI Radeon graphics card.
[01:24] <holyguyver> bc file 06\ The\ Engagement\ Party.mp3/
[01:24] <DasEi1> whelmed1: pretty much, basically depending on the network
[01:24] <Soren_> mroc, checked are archive.canonical.com/ubuntu intrepid partner AND archive.canonical.com/ubuntu intrepid partner (Source Code) AND Medibuntu - Ubuntu 9.04 "jaunty jackalope"  free non-free
[01:24] <bc> holyguyver: what happened to the quotes?
[01:24] <francois> test
[01:25] <DasEi1> whelmed1: hdparm let's you check it
[01:25] <[tv]> I wanted to make a script that did the same thing as: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade", so i would #!(etc), then put that command, and save it as "update.sh", but that doesnt work, ive just never really gotten into scripting
[01:25] <[tv]> i was thinking that the langauge inside a script is different than it is just in the shell
[01:25] <[tv]> im just confused mainly
[01:25] <kapchoi> anyone know why certain applications freezes and goes gray??
[01:25] <francois> hm
[01:25] <holyguyver> file "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"/ 06 The Engagement Party.mp3/: directory
[01:25] <holyguyver> bc file "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"/ 06 The Engagement Party.mp3/: directory
[01:26] <Wag> ok when I run compiz I get Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found
[01:26] <bc> holyguyver: rm -rf "06(hit tab, then enter)
[01:26] <[tv]> kapchoi: if you start programs from the terminal, sometimes they will give you useful output when they lock up
[01:26] <Wag> ok when I run compiz I get Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found  how do I overcom that?
[01:26] <ienorand> Wag: are you on an intel card?
[01:26] <VCoolio> [tv]: maybe this works: put sh -c in front of it and put the rest between ""
[01:26] <kapchoi> tv:thanks i'll check it out
[01:26] <Wag> ienorand, I duno?
[01:26] <[tv]> kapchoi: bug feeds are great too ;)
[01:27] <yo2boy> wow, chat is lagging
[01:27] <eseven73> is there a way in thunar to see times a file was created/accessed? It only shows "Today" or some other date, but not time
[01:27] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  we need to change one thing.  "intrepid" refers to the last version of ubuntu.  we want that to say jaunty, so we're going to edit those lines.  if you select the archive.canonical.com lines (one at a time) and choose edit, you'll get a window that pops up.  on the "distribution" line, you want to change it from "intrepid" to "jaunty".  otherwise, we'll be looking in the wrong place for the package we want.
[01:27] <Guest68612> Isthere a vnc install on the install dvd?
[01:27] <bc> holyguyver: if that doesn't work, I'd check the disk with fsck
[01:27] <francois> .
[01:28] <[tv]> VCoolio: another silly question, at the start is "#!/bin/bash", or something like that, what is it exactly?
[01:28] <Soren_> ok, making changes in each
[01:28] <kapchoi> [tv]:firefox freezes when because of this: ALSA lib pcm_pulse.c:625:(pulse_prepare) PulseAudio: Unable to create stream: Invalid argument
[01:28] <Wag> ok when I run compiz I get Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found  how do I overcom that?
[01:28] <bc> eseven73: in a terminal, ls -la /path/to/files
[01:28] <DasEi1> eseven73: no answer on thunar; baobab exists in gnome-utils in jaunty, so both triggers, info bao.. and diskfree are right
[01:28] <VCoolio> that is it, or /sh instead of /bash, don't know the difference exactly
[01:28] <rambo298> can sbackup be used to backup an entire ubuntu system (recovery of all, including the kernel possible from the backup)?
[01:28] <kapchoi> [tv];how do i fix this?
[01:29] <eseven73> DasEi1, ah, very interesting ok, good to know :)
[01:29] <francois> .
[01:29] <Ashfire908> [tv]: that is a shabang. if the file is executed it will run /bin/bash and hand /bin/bash the file.
[01:29] <francois> yo
[01:29] <francois> What's my nickname?
[01:29] <Soren_> ok, done.......................is that why my sound is not working too?
[01:29] <VCoolio> [tv]: and it must be exactly that and on the very first line
[01:29] <Soren_> mroc
[01:29] <Ashfire908> francois: francois
[01:29] <francois> How do I change my nickname?
[01:29] <yo2boy>  /nick
[01:29] <eseven73> bc, yea I know the command line way of doing it, but for file management I prefer a GUI sometimes
[01:29] <francois> test
[01:29] <Ashfire908> francois: /nick newnick
[01:29] <francois> oh
[01:29] <francois> Already in use haha
[01:29] <Desi_Muna> can anyone help me with openoffice?
[01:29] <Frank10291019> test
[01:29] <holyguyver> bc when I type in rm -rf '06\ The\ Engagement\ Party.mp3/ nothing happens
[01:29] <Frank10291019> Ohh!
[01:29] <Frank10291019> haha
[01:29] <bc> eseven73: sorry, I took it out of context
[01:29] <Desi_Muna> i need so badly
[01:29] <Frank10291019> Thank you.
[01:29] <Frank10291019> <3
[01:29] <FloodBot1> Frank10291019: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:30] <eseven73> bc :D
[01:30] <Guest68612> Desi_Muna:  what do you need?
[01:30] <bc> holyguyver: who owns the directory?
[01:30] <holyguyver> Me
[01:30] <Desi_Muna> Openoffice doesn't check spelling
[01:30] <holyguyver> bc me, I am the owner of everything
[01:30] <mroc> Soren_: done?  close the software sources program, say yes to updating.  then sudo apt-get install acroread again.
[01:30] <whelmed1> is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ the newest DVD image - it's called "Jaunty-dvd-i386.iso" rather than ubuntu-dvd-i386.iso which can be found on some mirrors
[01:30] <unop> holyguyver,   rm -vi  *Engagement*Party*.mp3
[01:30] <mikeconcepts> I need to use my scanner HP Officejet Pro 1175CSE but sane can't see it using jaunty
[01:31] <holyguyver> But you have to realize that is not a normal directory, it is a corrupted fiel
[01:31] <Desi_Muna> Guest68612 any idea?
[01:31] <bc> holyguyver: echo * <--- does that show any funky chars in the directory name?
[01:31] <unop> printf "%s\n" * | cat -et  # would list funky chars better
[01:31] <[tv]> VCoolio: yea, that sh -c worked, nifty
[01:31] <holyguyver> bc echo * 06 The Engagement Party.mp3
[01:31] <[tv]> kapchoi: im not really sure, but that sounds weird, maybe google?
[01:32] <[tv]> im looking around as well, which ubuntu ver are you using
[01:32] <unop> holyguyver,  this glob would catch that file.     rm -vi  *Engagement*Party*.mp3
[01:32] <bc> holyguyver: could be a sign of armageddon
[01:32] <Soren_> WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, I think it is working
[01:32] <VCoolio> [tv]: nice, you can also use it for complex commands in startup applications
[01:32] <msaraujo> hi
[01:32] <mikeconcepts> scanner HP Officejet Pro 1175CSE help needed
[01:32]  * Soren_ dances
[01:32] <holyguyver> unop rm -vi  *Engagement*Party*.mp3 rm: cannot remove `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': Is a directory
[01:32] <kapchoi> [tv]:yea it is weird...haha thanks for ur help
[01:32] <msaraujo> when I try apt-get install, it seems to be broken after a trial to remove yaws-app
[01:32] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: files do not become directories. the chance of that happening without destroying something else is insanely low.
[01:32] <msaraujo> how can I fix that?
[01:32] <boringpackets> Question, I've already installed ubuntu, it's the only OS on this system. If I install windows, will it erase GRUB and screw everything up?
[01:33] <Ashfire908> boringpackets: yes.
[01:33] <boringpackets> Damnit.
[01:33] <msaraujo>  yaws-yapp
[01:33] <msaraujo> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[01:33] <unop> holyguyver,  ok, you need -rf added then.   rm -virf  *Engagement*Party*.mp3
[01:33] <boringpackets> Shitballs.
[01:33] <JKemp> Windows must be installed first...
[01:33] <bc> unop: deja vu
[01:33] <unop> !language | boringpackets
[01:33] <Ashfire908> boringpackets: windows blindly overwrites the boot loader.
[01:33] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I am only telling the probablem, I am not saying that I understand it or how it happened.
[01:33] <[tv]> lol weird kapchoi left and i had the answer url
[01:33] <JKemp> it doesn't like playing nicely with other OS's
[01:33] <DasEi1> !grub | boringpackets
[01:34] <mikeconcepts> any good howto on scanner setup?
[01:34] <holyguyver> unop, rm -virf  *Engagement*Party*.mp3 rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory
[01:34] <Guest68612> Desi_Muna: spell a few words wrong and then hit F7 then hit options and try in there
[01:34] <DasEi1>  boringpackets: also super-grub-cd is avery handy tool
[01:34]  * [tv] np: circle takes the square - kill the switch <3
[01:34] <unop> holyguyver,  fsck time
[01:34] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: one sec
[01:34] <msaraujo> anyone to help me?
[01:34] <ash26x> ?
[01:34] <boringpackets> So there's no way I can have both windows and ubuntu without first erasing ubuntu?
[01:34] <mroc> Soren_: all working properly?
 F7 spell check also doesn't work
[01:34] <Desi_Muna> many people having the same problem on ubuntu
[01:35] <mroc> Soren_: oh, right.  missed the dancing line.
[01:35] <Ashfire908> boringpackets: install windows then restore GRUB.
[01:35] <ash26x> can he install windows
[01:35] <Desi_Muna> other OS works
[01:35] <[tv]> boringpackets: the dual boot is going to be alot easier to set up if you install windows first
[01:35] <Pici> [tv]: Could you please disable that script in this channel?
[01:35] <ash26x> and reinstall grub after?
[01:35] <DasEi1>  boringpackets: install windows on a free partition, restore grub, np
[01:35] <[tv]> Pici: its not a script, but yea ill not type it
[01:35] <boringpackets> Ah, ok.
[01:35] <FrankQC> Gah I've been having network problems with the new kernel update =(
[01:35] <[tv]> sorry, force of habit
[01:35] <Ashfire908> holyguyver:  ls -ld "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"
[01:35] <ash26x> how do you repair grub after windows has changed the bootloader
[01:36] <holyguyver> unop, b,c Ashfire908, this is what happened, I dropped the harddrive from 4 feet into the floor. Sent it off to get the files extracted from it & put onto a new one, they were but some of the files extracted like this one was cerrupt.
[01:36] <unop> !grub > ash26x
[01:36] <ash26x> for my own knowledge
[01:36] <DasEi1> !grub
[01:36] <bc> Ashfire908: we're been there, too
[01:36] <bc> Ashfire908: we've
[01:36] <Ashfire908> bc: what were the flags?
[01:36] <jaggerjack_> Virtualizing OS X?  anyone?
[01:36] <ienorand> Wag: "lspci | grep VGA" will tell you
[01:36] <whelmed1> is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ the newest DVD image - it's called "Jaunty-dvd-i386.iso" rather than ubuntu-dvd-i386.iso which can be found on some mirrors
[01:36] <DasEi1> ash26x: and again, super-grub-disk
[01:36] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, ls -ld "06 The Engagement Party.mp3" drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 2009-04-28 22:55 06 The Engagement Party.mp3
[01:36] <bc> Ashfire908: I'm pretty sure the flag was white
[01:37] <ash26x> thanks
[01:37] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: can you list the contents?
[01:37] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, what do you mean?
[01:37] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: straight up ls. ls -l "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"
[01:38] <[tv]> ash26x: if you have any files that you want to keep on that drive that has the messed upbootloader, id put a good amount of time if you have it into making sure you have that data
[01:38] <felix_> hi, i dunno how to change this code "sudo debmirror --verbose --progress --method=http --host=ie.archive.ubuntu.com --arch=i386 --source --dist=hardy,hardy-security,hardy-updates,hardy-backports --section=main,main/debian-installer,universe --ignore-release-gpg --root=ubuntu /home/repo" to download the current gnewsense repo (deltah) plz help
[01:38] <Soren_> mroc,  it is Unpacking now
[01:38] <holyguyver> Ashfire908,  ls -l "06 The Engagement Party.mp3" total 0
[01:38] <Pici> felix_: We do not support gnewsense here, may I suggest asking in their channel.
[01:38] <ash26x> coo
[01:38] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: and rmdir did not work?
[01:39] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, It did not work as bc could tell you
[01:39] <Soren_> mroc, it worked, do I need to change back the archive things to Intrepid?????//
[01:39] <kyle205> \]
[01:39] <whelmed1> is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ the newest DVD image - it's called "Jaunty-dvd-i386.iso" rather than ubuntu-dvd-i386.iso which can be found on some mirrors
[01:39] <SergeySyrota> Guys, any idea why would cron give segfault errors in the messages log?
[01:39] <mkasson> can someone help me choose proftpd or vsftpd for a small hopefully secure ftp server?
[01:39] <whelmed1> I'm about to burn that image so would love feedback
[01:39] <Pici> whelmed1: If it says current, then yes, its the latest.
[01:39] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: what fs is this? ext3?
[01:39] <DasEi1> whelmed1: yes
[01:39] <bc> holyguyver: do you have colors turned on in your terminal? are they default colors?
[01:39] <felix_> Pici, i found that line in a how to, but that downloads from ubuntu. i tryed changing hardy by deltah but nothing..
[01:39] <[tv]> ash26x: and if this is your first time setting up a dual boot, trust me, youre going to be alot better off if you have windows installed first, not saying you cant learn, its totally worthwhile it know most of the ways to do it, but youre going to end up tearing out alot less of your hair with windows on there first, i think
[01:40] <whelmed1> DasEi1: thanks!
[01:40] <Ashfire908> bc: did you try reseting the terminal?
[01:40] <ash26x> naw
[01:40] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, it is NTFS
[01:40] <ash26x> i've done truiple boots before
[01:40] <bc> Ashfire908: yessir
[01:40] <ash26x> but i'm about to install news windows 7 RC
[01:40] <Pici> felix_: We do not support gnewsense in #ubuntu.  Please ask in #gnewsense
[01:40] <holyguyver> bc yes they are standard colours
[01:40] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: oh. that helps a bit.
[01:40] <ash26x> and i might dual boot ubuntu later
[01:40] <bc> holyguyver: jesus NTFS
[01:40] <[tv]> oh cool, yea ive done like huge boot things just for fun, putting a ton of really old cli systems on one
[01:40] <Soren_> mroc, it worked, THANKS, do I need to change back the archive things to Intrepid?????//
[01:41] <ash26x> my memory is kinda rough though
[01:41] <Ashfire908> bc: you didn't ask that?
[01:41] <[tv]> you mean like degraded harddrive?
[01:41] <ash26x> and i've never done it backwards
[01:41] <ash26x> jsut wanted to know
[01:41] <jp_sf> mkasson: in terms of security the problem with proftpd or vsftpd is  FTP
[01:41] <bc> holyguyver: I'm giving up on the NTFS, I don't know any gotchas there (if there are any)
[01:41] <ash26x> in case i install one before the other
[01:41] <bc> Ashfire908: no
[01:41] <mkasson> jp_sf, hehe hear ya.  one better than the other?
[01:41] <DasEi1> holyguyver: have a windows install, too ?
[01:42] <[tv]> im so used to backing up systems and data, stuff like that, that its almost easier always for me to just do complete reinstalls
[01:42] <holyguyver> DasEi1, no I do not
[01:42] <Ashfire908> bc: then you didn't check if the mount was using ntfs-3g driver and not ntfs?
[01:42] <bc> Ashfire908: nope
[01:42] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I have not had Windows since 2003
[01:42] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: run mount
[01:42] <DasEi1> holyguyver: might ask in ##windows for a vista-live cd, then run fs-check on it
[01:42] <jp_sf> mkasson: I would say a good install of vsftpd would do it, it seems to me proftpd is easier to setup
[01:42] <holyguyver> DasEi1, As said I do not own a Windows system
[01:43] <DasEi1> holyguyver: why do you use ntfs then ?
[01:43] <DasEi1> holyguyver: a live cd needs no install
[01:43] <gymophett> lalalaa.
[01:43] <Parker> Hello Everybody! I have just purchased a Dell Inspiron 15 from best buy, and wish to install 9.04 on it. Will it run it with the out of the box configuration?
[01:43] <mkasson> jp_sf, k, thx
[01:43] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Just in case I have to take my external harddrive to anyone elses house or computer & if they are using Windoes, that way it can read it.
[01:43] <[tv]> plus a clean OS install is like when you get a 70$ car wash and you have that new car smell and no crusty cupholders and nice clean un-crooked floormats
[01:43] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: fat32.
[01:43] <jaggerjack_> how do you start firefox in safemode
[01:43] <jaggerjack_> ?
[01:44] <gymophett> Dell will probably work OOTB Parker.
[01:44] <Soren_> mroc, it worked, THANKS, do I need to change back the archive things to Intrepid?????//
[01:44] <gymophett> My Acer even did.
[01:44] <[tv]> oh forgive me, ill stop spamming this channel with random self ramblings, bbl
[01:44] <DasEi1> holyguyver: there are small win tools to read ext
[01:44] <pipegeek> It seems that, as of a recent update, flashplugin-installer no longer respects /etc/alternatives/firefox-flashplugin.  It's also no longer symlinking the plugin into /usr/lib/firefox/plugins.
[01:44] <gymophett> Dell has good hardware for Linux.
[01:44] <theORland> can someone tell me what is different compile kernel from kernel.org and git ubuntu ?
[01:44] <pipegeek> This is problematic, since I have two versions of the plugin installed, and can no longer select which firefox will use.
[01:44] <pipegeek> what happened, and where is ff looking for the plugin now?
[01:44] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: ntfs is a pain. for portablity, fat32 wins. Almost everything knows fat32.
[01:45] <pipegeek> clearly not in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins, seeing as how it still finds flash absent a symlink in that directory
[01:45] <holyguyver> DasEi1, But if I want to be able to have any random windows PC be able to read it without being able to install anything then those tools are not the salution
[01:45] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I often use file names too long for FAT32.
[01:45] <mpontillo> jaggerjack_: from the command line, run "firefox -safe-mode"
[01:45] <Parker> Thanks, gymophett, Also with A 64 Bit processor (intel core2 duo), I need to downloadthe 64 bit version, right? (the 'AMD' inthe title confused me
[01:46] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Also this ecternal is over a tarabite.
[01:46] <DasEi1> holyguyver: yo, but can't use the whole disk-mainting soft of linux then
[01:46] <jaggerjack_> thanks mpontillo
[01:46] <gymophett> Well yeah Parker, you do. 64-bit = 64-bit OS. :D
[01:46] <gymophett> good luck!
[01:46] <Parker> Thanks.
[01:46] <jaggerjack_> what the heck...
[01:46] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: oh.
[01:47] <jaggerjack_> still having the same problem, Firefox times out and won't load web sites
[01:47] <ash26x> you can choose to use the 32 bit OS
[01:47] <ash26x> it'll work fine
[01:47] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, so you can see why I made the file system choice I made :(
[01:47] <ash26x> but 64 bit is the way to go
[01:47] <customer> is aptitude installed in bare minamal systemm
[01:48] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: personally I would have shot myself. what do you use the drive for?
[01:48] <gymophett> 64 would be recommended.
[01:48] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, archival
[01:48] <jaggerjack_> Anyone know why my internet connection times out on certain applications but not others?
[01:49] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: why then are you jumping the drive from system to system?
[01:49] <theORland> hello everybody, can someone tell me what is different compile kernel source from kernel.org and git ubuntu ?
[01:49] <VCoolio> jaggerjack_: did you specify a proxy for them which is not running atm?
[01:49] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: btw hook it up to a windows system and disk check it.
[01:49] <jaggerjack_> no
[01:49] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, in case I need to share the archive with a friend or else if my system died & I need to access the files from someone elses computer.
[01:49] <jaggerjack_> I am new to ubuntu so everythings is pretty much standard
[01:50] <mroc> Soren_: great!  you're welcome, i'm glad it worked.  you don't need to change it back.  intrepid was the last release, so keeping it as jaunty, the distribution you're currently using, will keep things up to date properly.
[01:50] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I do not have access the a windows system at my house.
[01:50] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I only have one computer & it has been Linux for the past 6 years.
[01:51] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: are you using the ntfs-3g driver or ntfs?
[01:51] <jaggerjack_> Here is my situation, I mentioned this earlier I am connected to this IRC server right now, but when I try to retrieve emails with thunderbird, connect to sites through firefox or log into pidgen nothing connects
[01:51] <jaggerjack_> it all times out
[01:51] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, ntfs-3g
[01:51] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: alright. so you got read-write access?
[01:52] <holyguyver> Yes
[01:52] <Parker> One more question, How would I completely boot ubuntu (wihout dual-booting with vista)!
[01:52] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: try linux-based disk check for ntfs?
[01:52] <FrankQC> Parker: Just override the Vista partition and make it so it's Linux
[01:52] <DasEi1> Parker: you dualboot now ?
[01:52] <TonyTheTiger> yo guys, is there drivers for the xbox 360 controllers?
[01:52] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: Yep.
[01:52] <etotheipi> Is it possible to use TrueCrypt to encrypt an entire disk (or at least everything except /boot and a few other necessary files), and have Ubuntu prompt for the password on boot?
[01:53] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I have already told you the issue, the disk is fine, but the file was retrieved from a badly damaged disk, so the file is badly currupted.
[01:53] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, How can I install it, do you know the terminal commands?
[01:53] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: you new to linux?
[01:53] <whelmed1> Going to be sharing 1TB worth of data across a dualboot windows/linux.  Is it better to have this using NTFS w/linux mounting through NTFS-3G or ext3 and having windows mount through Ext2 IFS
[01:53] <DasEi1> etotheipi: tc still doesn't do that for ubu, but can use alternate installer for that
[01:53] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, the salution is to move everything over to one of my other eternals & then reformat the harddrive :)
[01:53] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: yes but the disk check should check it and find it's corrupted and do somthing about it.
[01:53] <Parker> no, I just got a new laptop(dell Inspiron  15 laptop from best buy) and wish to install ubuntu as the onlyOS
[01:54] <pipegeek> no, turns out I'm just a moron
[01:54] <pipegeek> It's kind of a relief, actually
[01:54] <pipegeek> familiar state of affairs
[01:54] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, Not quite, but the guide im looking at seems dated and needs me to compile and build the driver which i havent done before and dont like the sound of.
[01:54] <DasEi1> Parker: so choose whole disk at ubu install
[01:54] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, There is nothign that can repaire it exept a reformat
[01:54] <plcTowlie> whelmed, i'm no expert but i thought the only 100% shared support file system was FAT32?
[01:54] <kyle205> Parker, run the Ubuntu installer and tell the partitioner to use the whole disk
[01:54] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: have you TRIED disk check?
[01:54] <BlackCoffee> is there a way off adding "copy to" to the context menu of nautilus?
[01:54] <whelmed1> plcTowlie, there is a newish NTFS driver that supports writing (NTFS-3G it's called)
[01:54] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: btw "disk check" means file system check.
[01:55] <Soren_> mroc, ty again.............and is that why my sound is not working even though Ubuntu thinks the speakers are playing sounds?
[01:55] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Yes
[01:55] <mpontillo> jaggerjack_: can you pastebin the output of "nm-tool"?
[01:55] <Parker> Alright Thanks!
[01:55] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: yea, uh what happens when you plug in the controller? and is it wireless?
[01:55] <plcTowlie> whelmed1, oh ya, of course that works :) and i've never experuienced a problem, but its not 100% official
[01:55] <jaggerjack_> I am not sure how to do that mpontillo
[01:55] <mpontillo> !pastebin
[01:55] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: sorry but windows disk check of linux?
[01:55] <jaggerjack_> oh
[01:55] <jaggerjack_> ok
[01:55] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: *or
[01:55] <mroc> Soren_: no idea if sound is related or not.  probably not.  did sound work at one point and then stop, or has it never worked?
[01:56] <nigtv> i actually had another thing to ask
[01:56] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I do not own a Windows machien, I have already told you that!!!!!
[01:56] <whelmed1> plcTowlie: Yeah, that's the thing... data security is quite important to me which is why I'm a bit nervous
[01:56] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, nothing so far, the lights on my controller (wired arcade stick) just flash on and off.
[01:56] <customer> vidd you still here
[01:56] <nigtv> whenever i start ubuntu, i get this message that my home.drc is being ignored, and that it should have 644 permissions, but ive set it to have 644 permissions, and for some reason it keeps coming up
[01:56] <etotheipi> DasEi1: I already have 9.04 installed; will Ubuntu be able to copy everything from the existing installation?
[01:56] <plcTowlie> whelmed1: I hear you, i personally wouldnt be nervous about it, but like i said, i'm not an expert and i'm certainly not dealing with critical data
[01:56] <TimReichhart> could anybody guide me to a good how to guide to setup a email server
[01:56] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: that *might* be normal. One moment let me grab mine.
[01:57] <Darklegion> hi..
[01:57] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I have not owned a Windows machine in 6 years, I have not even touched a friend's one in 3 years
[01:57] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: ok then either try a window disk check (take it to a friend's house or somthing) or do what you said and copy everything away and etc.
[01:57] <Darklegion> can somebody tell me how can i log on in a server..
[01:57] <Darklegion> plz
[01:57] <nigtv> holyguyver: whats wrong with windows
[01:57] <Soren_> mroc, it has never worked
[01:58] <nigtv> actually nevermind, not the forum for that discussion
[01:58] <DasEi1> etotheipi: I lost the context.. copy from where to what ?
[01:58] <holyguyver> nigtv, ask Richard M Stallman that question.
[01:58] <ash26x> anyone else getting the win 7 RC?
[01:58] <nigtv> thanks, i will
[01:58] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: well then... get reacquainted...
[01:58] <stealth-> how can I make programs autostart in gnome?
[01:58] <whelmed1> plcTowlie: You spend 3 years doing experiments and gathering this size of data and you'll get paranoid :)  I have backups all over the place but it's hard to backup 1TB worth of data religiously
[01:58] <Darklegion> ..........
[01:58] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: yea sorry getting it now.
[01:58] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Get reaquanted with what?
[01:58] <etotheipi> DasEi1: I have 9.04 already installed, but I'd like to use the alternate install CD to reconfigure everything to use an encrypted main disk. Does that mean I'll have to do a fresh install?
[01:58] <jaggerjack_> mpontillo I pm'ed it to you cause its a lot of stuff
[01:59] <mroc> Soren_: my knowledge of sound isn't very extensive, so forgive me if the things i suggest are quite simple and have been tried.  have you opened up the volume control panel and gone to preferences to see if the right device is selected?
[01:59] <customer> holyguyver  i have been using for 10 years no windows i like it better
[01:59] <DasEi1> etotheipi: yes, all data will be lost
[01:59] <frenzy_usa> TimReichhart: Do you have any particular email server in mind?
[01:59] <nigtv> i think that the error message that my home.dmrc file in being ignored has something to do with me getting rid of a user that i had on here, but i cant for the life of me figure out how to make it stop coming up, ive fixed permissions and everything
[01:59] <Pici> Darklegion: Please don't do that.  ask you're question on one line and someone will try to answer.
[01:59] <nigtv> im not sure how to make it not ignore that file
[01:59] <mnpk> steaktg- : system > preferences > sessions
[01:59] <tgr> after i install the ubuntu recommended nvidia driver i have problems viewing program icons in wine how can i solve this?
[01:59] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: windows...
[01:59] <etotheipi> DasEi1: ah, that's unfortunate. I can see how the data *could* be stored, and then copied over, and then everything merged... but it's a bit of a programming chore. Thanks.
[02:00] <desmond> !mac
[02:00] <holyguyver> Customer what are you talkign about? I have been using Linux for the past 6 years without Windows, so I am not asking why people choose Linux over Windows, I am not a Windows user.
[02:00] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I wouldn't dare touch that operating system not unless my computer died.
[02:00] <customer> neither am i
[02:00] <TimReichhart> well I want to stick with the one that comes with ubuntu server setup cd there frenzy
[02:00] <smaug91> how do I install java 1.4.2 in 8.10?
[02:00] <Soren_> mroc, it is ok, I will try back later, ty again
[02:00] <nigtv> smaug91: i dont suppose its in the repos?
[02:00] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: then have your friend touch it... really get over it. not like you are going to be usiing it forever...
[02:00] <mroc> Soren_: welcome.
[02:01] <Soren_> mroc, I can only stand so much of this before I needto kill
[02:01] <customer> i have been using linux for 10 years no windows
[02:01] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: uh unplug the controller
[02:01] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Richard M Stallman is a God
[02:01] <holyguyver> GNU/Linux :D
[02:01] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, ok.
[02:01] <astralsin> i installed jaunty last night and my fonts seem a bit blurry... is there any way to clean that up? i havent really found anything on google
[02:01] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: I don't give a crap who richard M stallman is
[02:01] <nigtv> i have been using linux for 2 years, and have been using windows my whole life, as well as mac, i dont see what the problem is with using an operating system thats not free, plus its good to be versed in other os's
[02:02] <holyguyver> customer I& I have been using Linux for 6 years no windows
[02:02] <smaug91> nigtv: haven't checked, assumed that it's a newer version. 1.4.2 is old
[02:02] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, He is the founder of GNU without which Linux wouldn't matter.
[02:02] <bc> astralsin: gnome?
[02:02] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: open the system log viewer.
[02:02] <astralsin> bc: yup
[02:02] <smaug91> nigtv: couldn't find it in synaptic
[02:02] <nigtv> smaug91: well, give me one sec, lit me see if i can find a source package on the net, thats probably your best bet
[02:02] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: i figured that. here: you use ntfs, the windows fs. there. you've been using windows. get over it.
[02:03] <bc> astralsin: right click desktop, 'change desktop background', click on fonts tab and you'll see the font settings. you might have too much antialiasing for your taste
[02:03] <stealth-> how can I make programs autostart in gnome?
[02:03] <plcTowlie> Ive been having an issue with my jaunty pc freezing only on cold starts.  This is a new issue after an upgrade to Jaunty.  It seems to freeze during booting right after the lights on USB devices flash off (mouse and keyboard).  In a normal start they turn back on and boot continues.  When a freeze happens, the screen simply stays black.
[02:03] <kyle205> Okay, so I upgraded to Jaunty a few days ago, and I had no problems, until today. My wireless connection/card has simply stopped working.
[02:03] <whelmed1> if I was going to make a partition for ubuntu to hold all 'nix software (multiple display managers, openoffice, all the goodies), how much space should I set aside?  50GB? 100GB?
[02:03] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, You mean the log file viewer?
[02:03] <nigtv> smaug91: you are aware that its probably not in support cycle anymore, right?
[02:03] <astralsin> bc: i'll give that a try, didn't see anything about antialiasing last night but then again, i wasn't looking for it
[02:03] <astralsin> 1
[02:03] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, No I do not use Windows, I merly use their file system for compatability just in case I have to ever access my data through a computer that does run Windows.
[02:03] <astralsin> er
[02:03] <astralsin> woops
[02:03] <mnpk> stealth- : system > preferences > sessions
[02:03] <FloodBot1> astralsin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:03] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, sorry system log viewer*
[02:04] <stealth-> mnpk: thanks
[02:04] <smaug91> nigtv: 1.4.2, yeah, it's an old app, ilo for an old dl360
[02:04] <bc> astralsin: rendering; also click the details button for more.... details
[02:04] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, it open.
[02:04] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: well now you have to.
[02:04] <MaT-dg> how do I change directory to a folder with a space in the name? 'cd the folder'
[02:04] <bc> astralsin: using a font like Lucida Grande might also help
[02:04] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: find the log for the kernel.
[02:05] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, No I do not! I can as I said move the files to one of my other external tarabite hardrives & then reformat this one & move the files back!
[02:05] <kyle205> Can anyone help me?
[02:05] <EdgEy> MaT-dg, either cd "folder with space" or cd folder\ with\ space
[02:05] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, looking at kern.log
[02:05] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: ohhhkaaayy.... knock yourself out.
[02:05] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: plug in the controller
[02:06] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Go jump off a cliff! good bye
[02:06] <MaT-dg> EdgEy: ok, thats it, thx :)
[02:06] <frenzy_usa> TimReichhart: Check www.howtoforge.com. Trying to find the how-to that I used.
[02:06] <eseven73> does http://<IP_ADDRESS> work for anyone else?
[02:06] <Ashfire908> That was as dumb as "no I don't like ford i refuse to ride in my friend's ford at all."
[02:07] <astralsin> bc: that'll do it, thankee
[02:07] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, Done, and maybe itd be a better idea to chat in seperate window.
[02:07] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: what comes up in the window, pastebin it.
[02:07] <BlackCoffee> is there a way off adding "copy to" to the context menu of nautilus?
[02:07] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: if you want to, pm me.
[02:07] <DG19075> it works here
[02:08] <eseven73> DG19075, was that for me?
[02:08] <Roasted> does changing the group permission of a folder require sudo rights?
[02:08] <Dr_Willis> BlackCoffee:  Nautilus has a scripting feature/directory of user makeable scripts.. so its proberly sort of doable.
[02:08] <DG19075> eseven73: yup
[02:08] <BlackCoffee> aha
[02:08] <eseven73> DG19075, sweet, thanks :D
[02:08] <BlackCoffee> Dr_Willis: thanks,will check that out
[02:09] <xbb> hello
[02:09] <nigtv> smaug91: im having problems finding the package in cli
[02:09] <nigtv> but i know you can get it, either the s/x or the rpm
[02:09] <desmond> is there a mactel ubuntu forum?
[02:10] <mdg> desmond: What kind of mac you have?
[02:10] <tomlee263> who knows ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix?
[02:10] <xcv> allo room
[02:10] <desmond> mac book pro core 2 due 5,1
[02:10] <xcv> Help please --> 3 errors on login: The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_IndicatorApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet. Details in pastebin.
[02:10] <jeffreyf1> Roasted:Yes and no, permission changes on folders you don't own or have permissions to will require sudo.  If you own the folders (like in your home folder) you can change them.
[02:10] <javyn> 33256
[02:10] <tomlee263> I downloaded the img file.but how can we convert it to iso?
[02:10] <javyn> |<
[02:10] <mdg> desmond: Nice!  I have an old G3 (looks like a lamp)
[02:10] <xbb> I am in a process of rendering to mp4 from kdenlive. Movie clip is about 4 minutes and so far size of the file is 60MB and still going. What should the size be for a 4 min movie, approximately?
[02:10] <desmond> mdg: lol
[02:11] <desmond> mdg: but do you know if there is a mac irc?
[02:11] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - well, I'm a little confused. I'm setting up an rsync script... the -g switch will retain the group permissions, and -p keeps the octal permissions... and -g and -p DO NOT require root priviledges.  Yet -o (keeps owner) does require sudo rights. That's why I'm confused, by keeping -o does but -g and -p don't need sudo.
[02:11] <DragonLinux> desmond, you mean an irc client for osx ?
[02:11] <smaug91> nigtv: me too. thanks for looking!
[02:11] <Stanlin> ls
[02:11] <Stanlin> apt-get install ms-office97
[02:11] <mdg> desmond: Let met check the ubuntu apple forum and see if the IRC channel is up.
[02:11] <Stanlin> ops sorry
[02:11] <nigtv> smaug91: if you hang out here
[02:11] <desmond> DragonLinux: no an ubuntu irc channel for mac users
[02:11] <nigtv> for just a second, im sure i can find it
[02:12] <nigtv> give me 5 minutes or so, ill pm you
[02:12] <DragonLinux> desmond, ahh ok. im running ubuntu 8.1 on my mac using vmware fusion :)
[02:12] <jeffreyf1> Roasted: The premise is that you can not change permissions on system folders without some effort of becoming su first.
[02:12] <smaug91> nigtv: ill be here
[02:12] <nigtv> im all coffee'd, so no is not an answer, btw
[02:12] <smaug91> nigtv: preciate it
[02:12] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - right, but how come my rsync script can get away WITHOUT sudo to keep permissions and groups, but not owner?
[02:12] <desmond> DragonLinux: mdg: i know there is ubuntu-ppa but is there like a #ubuntu-mactel or somthing
[02:13] <magicrobotmonkey> i have ubuntu/osx setup on a dual boot, is it possible to run the osx partition in some sort of virtual machine?
[02:13] <CalypsoLTS> what other ubuntu/linux channels are their?
[02:13] <Pici> !irc
[02:13] <CalypsoLTS> I used to go to one that did live podcasts, don't remember the name of the channel though
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> CalypsoLTS:  i see a list of them here -> http://www.gogloom.com/search?q=ubuntu&start=0
[02:14] <DragonLinux> magicrobotmonkey, there are hacked versions of osx that will run in a vm, but there is no hardware acceleration or OS integration. its not even worth it. so short answer is no
[02:14] <Pici> !ot
[02:14] <jeffreyf1> Frankly I am not too sure.  I've used rsync once to back up before a reload of my system. Are you copying files away from or back to your system?
[02:14] <mattgyver> A bit off topic, What is the significance of the boot flag?
[02:14] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - I have a 2nd drive in my computer that I rsync everything to for dedundancy.
[02:14] <eseven73> CalypsoLTS, you can search searchirc.org for the word Ubuntu and you'll get a list of irc channels/servers for Ubuntu
[02:14] <magicrobotmonkey> how do i get rid of the grub menu that lets you pick the kernel
[02:15] <CoBaY> virus to ubuntu?
[02:15] <CoBaY> spam to ubuntu?
[02:15] <jeffreyf1> Roasted: so you are copying off always?
[02:15] <lstarnes> CoBaY: those don't look like actual questions
[02:15] <alex_mayorga> hi, I'm unable to  send a picture to my laptop via bluetooth from my phone, my bluetooth mouse works fine, suggestions?
[02:15] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - off alwyas?
[02:16] <test34> I followed solution #1 at : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-a-static-ip-address-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html to set a static IP.  Everything works fine except for the networking disabled icon in the top bar that i dont know how to remove... any ideasÉ
[02:16] <test34> ?
[02:16] <cobra146> turn on phone ????
[02:16] <FloodBot1> test34: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:16] <lstarnes> CoBaY: any OS can recieve spam, but linux and other unix-like OSes are very virus-resistant
[02:16] <CoBaY> no speak english . speak french
[02:16] <eseven73> !virus | CoBaY
[02:16] <mdg> desmond: Not finding it
[02:16] <eseven73> !fr | CoBaY
[02:17] <CoBaY> ok
[02:17] <doc``> how do i remove all java i have installed?
[02:17] <xcv> Help please --> 3 errors on login: The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_IndicatorApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet. Details in pastebin.
[02:17] <desmond> mdg: its ok mabye there isnt one
[02:17] <desmond> !mactel
[02:17] <cobra146> ANYONE USING 9.04 YET??
[02:17] <Roasted> yes
[02:17] <mattgyver> cobra, yes
[02:17] <eseven73> !panels | xcv
[02:17] <kitche> !caps | cobra146
[02:18] <mzz> ubottu: says you
[02:18] <mdg>  desmond You running jaunty?
[02:18] <cobra146> Seems a lot FASTER THAN OTHER FLAVORS
[02:18] <Pici> cobra146: Please lose the caps.
[02:18] <kitche> cobra146: quit using caps
[02:18] <cobra146> i know
[02:18] <Roasted> cobra - yes, it is.
[02:18] <nigtv> smaug91: what version of 1.4.2 did you need
[02:18] <mdg> Wed May  6 01:18:37 UTC 2009
[02:18] <desmond> mdg: lol hell no im on 8.10 and will be for at leat a month - theres only downfalls to upgradeing in my mind,
[02:18] <xcv> eseven73: trying that now. reboot?
[02:19] <jeffreyf1> Roasted: It won't ask for su if you had no access to those files/folders, you just wouldn't be able to.  I rsync'd to another system and kept the permissions intact.  What groups are you in
[02:19] <smaug91> nigtv: just about any
[02:19] <test34> 1
[02:19] <nigtv> k
[02:19] <eseven73> reboot is a Crazy Windows thing, just restart X
[02:19] <cobra146> i used 9.04 for about a month on usb drive worked great
[02:19] <mdg> desmond: I have 8.10 installed too.  Even got USB wifi working!  YAY!
[02:19] <smaug91> nigtv: running it in ff 3.0.10
[02:20] <test34> is bluetooth fixed in 9.04 ?
[02:20] <Dr_Willis> The other day someone mentioned in here  command tht shows the various samba Servers  and their ip#'s on the lan ( i think) it was a simple command, not smbtree, but i cant rember the name of the command. anyone else recall such  command?
[02:20] <test34> (ie bluetooth headsets)
[02:20] <nigtv> smaug91: well, heres this link, there is alot of stuff there, about halfway down is the link you want, for 1.4.2, with a drop down to select ver
[02:20] <nigtv> http://java.sun.com/products/archive/?intcmp=2817
[02:21] <nigtv> you should be able to get all of your docs
[02:21] <nigtv> as well
[02:21] <smaug91> thanks!
[02:21] <nigtv> after you pick the ver and agree to liscence, theres a drop down for platform
[02:21] <desmond> mdg: lol nice
[02:22] <mdg> desmond: Something in particular you were looking to tweak?
[02:22] <desmond> mdg: no i can do all that myself, i was looking to help other mac ubuntu users
[02:22] <mdg> desmond: that would be ME!
[02:22] <nigtv> im not sure what the install is like with those, but im guessing you either "configure make makeinstall" or dpkg, or something like that, and i think on the download page for the platform ver should be installation notes at the bottom
[02:22] <mdg> LOL
[02:22] <CalypsoLTS> Got a question, which package would be best for desk applets like system information for 9.04?
[02:22] <skierkyle> hi, is there anyway I can download applications with apt-get without installing them, then put the .deb's on a flash drive or something?
[02:23] <xcv> eseven73: not sure how to restart X (other than ctrl alt bksp, which, iirc, is disabled in jaunty). rebooting to test. brb. tia!
[02:23] <mdg> desmond: what do you recommend to get around no flash?
[02:23] <eseven73> xcv wait
[02:23] <EdgEy> skierkyle, sudo aptitude download package
[02:23] <xcv> waiting
[02:23] <eseven73> !dontzap | xcv
[02:23] <nigtv> smaug91: oh yea, one more thing, it looks like synaptic has a few backport packages for different things for 1.4.2, you may want to look at those too
[02:23] <eseven73> get that
[02:24] <desmond> mdg: waht do you mean no flash?
[02:24] <skierkyle> Edgey, where will that file end up?
[02:24] <EdgEy> skierkyle, can be awkward though since you need to figure out dependencies etc
[02:24] <EdgEy> wherever you ran it from
[02:24] <xcv> yep. ty
[02:24] <skierkyle> Thanks.
[02:24] <eseven73> np xcv
[02:24] <mdg> desmond:... I mean gnash isn't so great
[02:25] <smaug91> nigtv: thanks!
[02:25] <guitarman814> hey is there anyone around who would be willing to help me? :)
[02:25] <KB1JWQ> !ask | guitarman814
[02:26] <guitarman814> well then :P
[02:26] <desmond> mdg: oh i dont use gnash
[02:26] <mattgyver> guitarman814, what do you need help with?
[02:26] <Roasted> jeffreyk1 - worked!
[02:27] <mdg> desmond: oh, you have intel mac - I forgot
[02:27] <guitarman814> k heres my problem, a few days ago i restarted and booted vista to work in flash cs4, then restarted and booted into ubuntu, now when i try to start up deluge i get this error: glib.GError: Unrecognized image file format and I've searched google and found nothing :(
[02:28] <mattgyver> guitarman814, im afraid i know nothing about that.  Sorry, hopefully someone else does.
[02:28] <cobra146> sound like a boot image problem
[02:28] <desmond> mdg: lol oh yea =/
[02:28] <CalypsoLTS> Hello all, what would be a good desktop applet package for Ubuntu 9.04? Or where can I look to find my answer?
[02:28] <desmond> mdg: to me the ppc macs were pretty bad
[02:28] <guitarman814> do you know of anything i could try to fix it?  i dont want to reinstall
[02:28] <glitsj16> CalypsoLTS: screenlets is one
[02:29] <CalypsoLTS> k, will look it up, thanks glitsj16
[02:29] <guitarman814> CalypsoLTS: superkaramba is another one
[02:29] <mdg> desmond: Why's that?
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> CalypsoLTS:  google deaktop applets work also.. sort of. :)
[02:30] <Robuntu> How Important Is a swap partition, What is it used for, and I don't have one, is that bad?
[02:30] <datta> can anyone tell me how to make interactive in openoffice impress
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  its not imporntant till you run out of ram.
[02:30] <datta> is there any way to make quizes in that
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  then it can be.. err.. bad to run out of ram
[02:31] <xcv> alt-sysreq-k restarted X. all seems ok. thanks again. signing off
[02:31] <coleys> Okay. I'm having issues sharing my Hp Deskjet F4280 Printer from my desktop (which has ubuntu installed) to this laptop, which also has ubuntu installed... anyone available for assistance?
[02:31] <Robuntu> Dr_Willis:i have 1.2 gigs and i'm running open SUSE is that enough, and can i make a swap partition and how?
[02:32] <desmond> mdg: idk they lacked power and asthectics to make it worth it
[02:32] <trimeta> I'm trying to remove a package, but I get the following error:
[02:32] <trimeta> invoke-rc.d: initscript blockcontrol, action "stop" failed.
[02:32] <trimeta> It doesn't let me remove it.
[02:33] <trimeta> I checked, the service isn't currently running. How can I force it to remove the package without trying to stop the service?
[02:33] <mdg> desmond: Luckily still somewhat usable with linux on it :)
[02:33] <desmond> mdg: lol
[02:33] <datta> can anyone please help me with openoffice impress
[02:34] <doc_brown> my external hard drive isn't recognized.  I'd like to format it and start over.  what should i do?
[02:34] <coleys> Okay. I'm having issues sharing my Hp Deskjet F4280 Printer from my desktop (which has ubuntu installed) to this laptop, which also has ubuntu installed... anyone available for assistance?
[02:34] <datta> their irc chat is not giving any response even though i watited for a long time
[02:34] <mdg> desmond: when you can't afford nothing new....you make do, so I make do
[02:34] <datta> looks like they dont actually know anything about it
[02:34] <pilif12p> Hi
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:   You can always make a swap file if you wanted to.
[02:34] <Robuntu> Dr_Willis: did you get that last message?
[02:34] <pilif12p> I have a question.
[02:34] <Robuntu> nvm
[02:35] <desmond> mdg: lol true this is my newest computer in 6+ years
[02:35] <pilif12p> My question is, can i use sunbird in the gnome panel
[02:35] <datta> please help me with openoffice impress
[02:35] <Robuntu> Dr_Willis: if you have time do you have any instruction?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  or you can resise and make a swap partition on any hd you have and add an entry for it to the fstab
[02:35] <mdg> !apple
[02:35] <mdg> !mac
[02:35] <datta> !openoffice
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  theres numerous 'swap howto' guides out there.  making a swap file is not too hard to do. YOu may never need the swap  its just somthing to learn to do
[02:36] <mdg> !PPC
[02:36] <alex_mayorga> I'm unable to  send a picture to my laptop via bluetooth from my phone, my bluetooth mouse works fine, suggestions?
[02:36] <pilif12p> like, when i click on the Date and Time, when the calendar comes up and i click on a date, i want it to open in Sunbird.
[02:36] <pilif12p> Alex_mayorga whos your cell provider?
[02:36] <Robuntu> Dr_Willis: ok thanks for the help, i was a little worried?
[02:36] <mdg> desmond: How come you went linux?
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> can a bluetooth thing only be 'paired' with one device at a time? ie: a phone or a mouse?  ive never tried a BT. mouse befor. or more then 1 BT device..
[02:37] <mattgyver> Yes it can
[02:37] <mattgyver> :)
[02:37] <chinosuke> wireshark promiscuous mode not working in ubuntu 9.04
[02:37] <pilif12p> If you have verizion, you cant send pics on bluetooth
[02:37] <xisorshadow_> can somebody help me figure out if 3d is working? i just installed this with wubi
[02:37] <coleys> Okay. I'm having issues sharing my Hp Deskjet F4280 Printer from my desktop (which has ubuntu installed) to this laptop, which also has ubuntu installed... anyone available for assistance?
[02:38] <dyess002> guys  how do I treat a .tar or the rpm file
[02:38] <pilif12p> when i click on the Date and Time, when the calendar comes up and i click on a date, i want it to open in Sunbird can that be done?
[02:38] <xangua> xisorshadow_: why do people use wubi!¿!¡!??!¡!¡?
[02:38] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, You can have multiple devices connected, however in reguards of what you just explained that i dont know if you can out of the box, but you could probably connect them manually that way
[02:38] <desmond> mdg: well i find it suppior, i feel more like a user instead of a bystander, i like open source ideals, big fan of commuinity
[02:38] <datta> !staroffice
[02:38] <Austin___> I recently activated my graphics card, now it says it cant show me anything....out of siginal or something.  i'm uign a ATI, FGRLX driver.....help?
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> dyess002: Rephrase your question.
[02:38] <datta> !jaunty
[02:38] <xisorshadow_> Dr_Willis, bluetooth should be able to pair with 7 devices at a time max, theoretically
[02:38] <datta> !torrents
[02:38] <xisorshadow_> dont know about in linux though
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> !botabuse | datta
[02:38] <mdg> desmond: awesome!  I totally agree
[02:39] <jpedroza> Hello, I just installed a GeForce 4 MX 440 into an older machine that my Daughter uses, but I can't seem to get the GLX-180 driver to work. Should I use an older driver for this old of a crad? Like the GLX-170?
[02:39] <coleys> !printer
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  ok.  i was just wondering.. i never used more then a single phone, or headset at the same time.
[02:39] <xisorshadow_> xangua, because i dont want to have to setup a separate partition for ubuntu
[02:39] <pilif12p> !sunbird
[02:39] <desmond> mdg: yea im big on connecting people right now and linux is the best universal way
[02:39] <stealth-> Stop the bot abuse, guys
[02:39] <burntresistor> whats a good linux website for articles on up to date news and information
[02:40] <xisorshadow_> Dr_Willis , a bluetooth device can only be paired to a single bluetooth controller/adapter at a time, but each adapter supports 7 devices simultaneously
[02:40] <dyess002> there ar 2 files  a .tar and rpm  question is which how do I deal with them
[02:40] <stealth-> burntresistor: linux.org slashdot.com is pretty cool
[02:40] <pilif12p> i was just seeing if it knew how to use sunbird, as i said
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  ah that makes more sence then.
[02:40] <KB1JWQ> dyess002: Untar the tar, follow the instructions that it unpacks.
[02:40] <mdg> stealth-: Sorry - just looking for info
[02:40] <xisorshadow_> now, can anyone help me determine if i have 3d accleration?
[02:41] <stealth-> dyess002: .tar is a archive file. Like .zip, double click to run the archive manager. .rpm is a debain package file, it should run automatically if you double click on it
[02:41] <dyess002> what do I do with the rpm file, is that just another option
[02:41] <stealth-> mdg: you can explore the bot by messaging it :)
[02:41] <stealth-> mdg: or in #ubuntu-bots
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  run jockey-gtk and see if it sees your device and any drivers you need.. what is the video card you are using?
[02:41] <Pici> stealth-, dyess002: rpms are for redhat systems.
[02:41] <stealth-> Pici: oh yeah, opps :/
[02:41] <xisorshadow_> nvidia geforce 9600M GT
[02:41] <pilif12p> did anyone see my question?
[02:41] <mdg> stealth-: messaging?  New to IRC - please explain
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  you need to install the proper nvidia drivers then. jockey-gtk will do that for you most likely.
[02:41] <stealth-> !repeat | pilif12p
[02:41] <alex_mayorga> pilif12p: movistar in Mexico, it's a Nokia 5800, but I don't think that's relevant
[02:42] <dyess002> OK so ith Ubunta all I ned to fool with is tar files
[02:42] <ingotman320> Neferkasat/msg NickServ register wtawtss320<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:42] <xisorshadow_> where the heck is the terminal in this thing? never used KDE4 before
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  actually it should of poped up a dialog a few moments after you logged in the first time also   mentiong it.
[02:42] <Pici> dyess002: No, you should install software from the repositories.
[02:42] <xisorshadow_> it did not
[02:42] <Pici> !software | dyess002
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  oh kde.. you want jockey-qt then I think
[02:42] <pilif12p> Is it saying not to repeat my question, or to repeat it?
[02:42] <Pici> ingotman320: I suggest you pick a new password
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  or look in the menus for a 'hardware-drivers' icon (i think its called)
[02:42] <frenzy_usa> pilif12p: just repeat your question
[02:42] <stealth-> mdg: its a private conversation, like in IM programs. depending on your client, it might work differently, bottom line: type /msg nick-here text-here to send a private message. Your client generally handles the rest
[02:42] <pilif12p> when i click on the Date and Time, when the calendar comes up and i click on a date, i want it to open in Sunbird.
[02:42] <alex_mayorga> I think this https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/283064 is still alive in Jaunty, right?
[02:43] <riz0n> hey guys i have an ubuntu server and there are a couple of things i am hoping i can achieve without having to set up a windows server
[02:43] <chinosuke> wireshark promiscuous mode not working in ubuntu 9.04
[02:43] <xisorshadow_> Dr_Willis , hardware drivers says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system, and there are no options
[02:43] <pilif12p> if anyone know, can you email me at admin[at]pilif12p[dot]tk
[02:43] <mdg> stealth-: Thanks for the explanation
[02:43] <riz0n> first ... i need to set up a VPN server that i can connect to so i can become a part of this LAN... and i also need a domain controller
[02:43] <pilif12p> because, i have to go
[02:43] <xisorshadow_> do i use sudo when running jockey-qt?
[02:43] <riz0n> can i achieve those with ubuntu
[02:43] <jpedroza> Looks like the 440 likes the 96 series drivers best.
[02:43] <stealth-> riz0n: ask a more specific question, please
[02:43] <Paddy_EIRE> pilif12p: That would be more a question for the developers or someone on the forums
[02:43] <dyess002> for instance the antivirus AVAST I couldn't find in the package manager so I find it on their web pge and it gives an option tar or .rpm
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  thats odd.. you could try manually installing the nvidia-glx packages  for that card you may want the '180' version of the drivers
[02:44] <pilif12p> Okay
[02:44] <pilif12p> bye
[02:44] <stealth-> riz0n: if your looking to set up a backup server, google is your friend
[02:44] <stealth-> mdg: anytime :)
[02:44] <riz0n> no i do not need a back up server
[02:44] <mattgyver> When i change my display settings with the nvidia tool and click 'Save to X configuration file' i receive the following error 'Unable to create new X config backup file' has anyone seen that before and know how to fix it?
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> !find nvidia-glx | xisorshadow_
[02:44] <riz0n> i need to set up a VPN server and domain controller
[02:44] <stealth-> mattgyver: check to see if your running it as root
[02:44] <xisorshadow_> how do i install and configure them?
[02:44] <xisorshadow_> i am new to linux
[02:45] <mattgyver> okay
[02:45] <stealth-> xisorshadow_: install and configure .tar and .rpm files?
[02:45] <sharperguy> How can I set the GTK theme on my KDE4 apps without actually installing KDE?
[02:45] <tyler_d1>
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  sudo apt-get install PACKAGENAME, then  run   nvidia-settings as root to tweak them
[02:45] <tyler_d1> ;
[02:45] <xisorshadow_> no stealth
[02:45] <mattgyver> stealth, its in the system menu though, can i edit that path??
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  unless theres somthing weird with a wubi install.. the drivers should work.
[02:45] <stealth-> xisorshadow_: sorry, please adress someone in the channel or make your question more clear
[02:45] <VCoolio> mattgyver: alt+f2 gksudo nvidia-settings
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  you may want the  nvidia-glx-180  for that card.
[02:45] <frenzy_usa> xisorshadow_: Have you tried using System -> Administration -> Drivers
[02:46] <stealth-> mattgyver: well you could change it to: gksu "com
[02:46] <stealth-> m
[02:46] <Stanlin> !ini
[02:46] <Stanlin> !init
[02:46] <xisorshadow_> ok its downloading the nvidia 180 drivers
[02:46] <frenzy_usa> xisorshadow_: Hardware Drivers*
[02:46] <stealth-> mattgyver: ignore that, hit keyboard by accident
[02:46] <chinosuke> wireshark promiscuous mode not working in ubuntu 9.04
[02:46] <xisorshadow_> can anybody help me disable apic with a wubi install? i have to or my intel HDA sound wont work
[02:46] <mattgyver> oh, didnt realize i could edit the path to the system, and preferences menus at the main menu screen
[02:46] <mattgyver> thanks
[02:46] <stealth-> mattgyver: well you could change it to: gksu "command here" or you could open a terminal and type gksu "command here"
[02:47] <xisorshadow_> does editing grub.conf work with a wubi install like it would with a normal one?
[02:47] <kewl1> me
[02:48] <umpop> any word on the 2.6.28 dmraid issue?
[02:48] <xisorshadow_> ok it finished installing the nvidia driver package with apt, how do i configure X to use that driver?
[02:48] <goose> I'm having trouble uninstalling 9.04, and I'm worried that just deleting the "C:\Ubuntu\" folder in Windows will screw something up, does anyone know a better alternative way to uninstall?
[02:48] <mattgyver> thanks, gksu worked, gksudo did not, any reason that is??
[02:49] <xangua> goose: make a partition.........don't use wubi
[02:49] <Tidux> eww wubi sucks
[02:49] <xisorshadow_> xangua whats wrong with wubi?
[02:49] <Tidux> everyth80ing
[02:49] <Tidux> not to mention it runs inside windows
[02:49] <Tidux> which is autofail
[02:49] <goose> xangua, that's how I intend to reinstall when I put i386 on there, but for x64 I used wubi, and I want to get rid of it and replace it with i386 now. suggestion on how?
[02:49] <xangua> goose: if you used wubi then go to add and quit programs and just delete it, that doesn't work ¿¿
[02:49] <stealth-> mattgyver: different commands. sometimes people forget the names. sudo is a commonly used command with a similar effect, so people might get confused
[02:49] <xisorshadow_> it doesnt run inside windows tidux, it boots separately
[02:49] <goose> xangua, I get an uninstall error \o/
[02:49] <xisorshadow_> from system startup, windows doesnt even load
[02:50] <mattgyver> oh okay, thanks ill keep that in mind
[02:50] <stealth-> mattgyver: np
[02:50] <Name141> Would it be possible for me to revert back to the e1000e (100?) version driver for my NIC that was in Hardy?
[02:50] <Tidux> idunnolol
[02:50] <Name141> I can't get my NIC to work in anything higher than Hardy
[02:50] <Tidux> it's probably a kernel issue
[02:50] <xisorshadow_> can somebody please help me with nvidia drivers?
[02:50] <xisorshadow_> installed them, how do i make themw ork?
[02:50] <Tidux> which nvidia card?
[02:50] <goose> Name141, it's possible, you have to do it in repositories
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> geforce 9600
[02:51] <cnash6> hey all.  okay, today I installed the windows 7 beta to a blank partition on my harddrive.  i previously dual-booted ubuntu 9.04 and vista.  now i have the windows bootloader and cannot access ubuntu.  how do i restore grub?
[02:51] <Tidux> hmm...
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> i already used apt to install the driver
[02:51] <commander_> can i have 9.04 look like Mac OSX Leopard?
[02:51] <Name141> goose how? I can't even connect to the internet
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> i just need to know how to configure X to use it
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> and then how to configure the driver itself
[02:51] <cnash6> i don't currently have the 9.04 disk, just the 8.10 unfortunately.  i borrowed the other one from a friend
[02:51] <DaZ> commander_: you can't
[02:51] <Tidux> nvidia drivers are funky - they overwrite parts of Xorg
[02:51] <coleys> commander_: Search Mac4Lin
[02:51] <Name141> goose: It's an Intel 82562V-2
[02:51] <commander_> because it look like evry time i do it it slows up
[02:51] <Tidux> you have to run a shell script
[02:51] <goose> Name141, not sure.. USB wifi card to update your system and set repositories back to older driver?
[02:51] <cnash6> and i'm currently on said computer under a live 8.10
[02:51] <sharperguy> Is there a graphical way of downloading and applying an apt repo key?
[02:52] <DaZ> mac4lin doesn't look like mac imho :c
[02:52] <Name141> goose: i'm not made out of money lol
[02:52] <goose> Name141, got a friend with one?
[02:52] <kantlivelong> hey all has rtl8187b improved since 7.0x?
[02:52] <cnash6> if i can get back into my ubuntu on my harddisk, surely i can fix the menu.lst and all shall be well.  but grub needs to be restored, and i don't know how to do that
[02:52] <Name141> goose, who needs that
[02:52] <commander_> so it be better off i stay on 8.10 Ibex..
[02:52] <Name141> (friends)
[02:52] <xangua> sharperguy: yes........., they are called repositories by the way
[02:52] <goose> Name141, I'm outta ideas then
[02:52] <xisorshadow_> cnash, you can do it from a liveCD
[02:52] <riz0n> Using Ubuntu, is there a way to set up a VPN server that Windows can dial into??
[02:52] <commander_> did anyone have this problem
[02:52] <Cpudan80> !vpn | riz0n
[02:52] <Name141> goose: why did it screw up Hardy -> Intrepid, and Jaunty too in the first place?
[02:53] <cnash6> xisorshadow_: i'm in the livecd, but it's not 9.04.  does that matter?
[02:53] <Name141> goose: it worked perfect in Hardy
[02:53] <Cpudan80> hmm not sure if that's right ...
[02:53] <xisorshadow_> i dont know cnash
[02:53] <usser> riz0n, openvpn is a great tool. they have a windows client
[02:53] <goose> xangua, do you know if deleting "C:\Ubuntu\" will effect the bootloader?
[02:53] <Name141> goose: now it makes the router flash and twinkle around
[02:53] <goose> Name141, no idea, sorry
[02:53] <Name141> goose: and never connects
[02:53] <riz0n> Thanks. Second question. Using Ubuntu, is there a way to set up a Windows Domain (Similar to Active Directory)
[02:53] <xisorshadow_> goose, you can edit the windowse bootloader from within windows, and remove the entry for ubuntu entirely
[02:53] <xisorshadow_> and safely delete the folder
[02:53] <sharperguy> xangua, I think you misunderstand. I'm looking for a graphical equivalent to sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com \<some-key>
[02:53] <lstarnes> riz0n: I think it can be done with samba
[02:53] <Tidux> god damn this is an overcrowded channel
[02:54] <goose> xisorshadow_, can you walk me through this/hint me through this, please? I'd rather not crash my system :$
[02:54] <Stanlin> wth 1500 yeah
[02:54] <Stanlin> 1500 people wth
[02:54] <cnash6> thanks for the try xisor... anybody else know how to help me restore grub?
[02:54] <xisorshadow_> depends what version of windows you have goose
[02:54] <Stanlin> surely you will find an answer
[02:54] <Name141> goose: I guess I "could" get a new NIC
[02:54] <goose> xisorshadow_, vista
[02:54] <xisorshadow_> goose, one moment please
[02:54] <goose> Name141, you may just need an update :p
[02:54] <usser> riz0n, openldap but it doesnt support group policies only authentication
[02:54] <glitsj16> sharperguy: gpgkeys can do that i believe
[02:55] <riz0n> oh
[02:55] <Name141> goose: well how ... am I gonna get it? lol
[02:55] <sandeep_> sandeep
[02:55] <riz0n> i am not worried about group policies up front
[02:55] <riz0n> but i do want to set up a windows domain
[02:55] <goose> Name141, carefully :p
[02:55] <VCoolio> sharperguy: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#keys?action=show&redirect=PPAKeys
[02:55] <riz0n> and the linux server actually be a domain controller
[02:55] <goose> Name141, got an external enclosure for your HDD?
[02:55] <Pici> !enter
[02:55] <NECHTOVIKING> Ubuntuteers, I have a predicament.
[02:55] <phirestalker> when I look in my system monitor I keep seeing a process that takes no memory and is always sleeping, but the PID keeps climbing and it is a root process, what could it be and since it has no name how can I find out?
[02:55] <riz0n> Not that I really need to, but I just want to experiment.................. And sorry about the multiple lines
[02:55] <sharperguy> glitsj16, VCoolio thanks
[02:55] <Name141> goose: http://hardware4linux.info/component/34798/
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> goose are you in vista right now?
[02:56] <goose> phirestalker, kill it and see what happens? :p
[02:56] <goose> xisorshadow_, yes
[02:56] <galvanize> to update using the terminal i use 'sudo apt-get update', though this will then link me to the update manager. is there way to update solely using the terminal?
[02:56] <[vali]> phirestalker, name of the process ?
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> go to your system properties in control panel, a shortcut would be windows key + pause
[02:56] <phirestalker> goose: I can't, I'm not fast enough, it keeps closing and opening
[02:56] <lstarnes> galvanize: that whould work
[02:56] <Name141> goose; I don't guess that page helps much?
[02:56] <goose> galvanize, that's a strange problem, "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" always runs solely in terminal for me
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> then youll go to advanced settings on the left
[02:56] <phirestalker> vali: it has no name on system monitor
[02:56] <goose> Name141, I haven't looked at it yet
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> click settings next to startup and recovery
[02:57] <usser> riz0n, if you want windows domain, better go with windows server, seriously its not worth it
[02:57] <galvanize> goose: it is strange, never did it until i think hardy heron
[02:57] <[vali]> galvanize, there are some text-mode "GUI's"... aptitude, dselect...
[02:57] <xisorshadow_> make sure the default operating system is vista, and uncheck the box for time to display list of operating systems
[02:57] <[vali]> but apt-get update should be textmode only
[02:57] <aaronfay> I have a man page from http://marginalhacks.com/Hacks/scurvy/, can someone tell me how to install it?
[02:57] <xisorshadow_> it SHOULD be safe to delete the ubuntu folder after that, if you were in XP you could physically edit the bootloader file, but im not sure where that file exists on vista
[02:58] <Name141> goose: ok, it shows that e1000, and e1000e is "supposed" to make it work in 8.04 (and it does)
[02:58] <galvanize> [vali]: what do you mean by this?
[02:58] <goose> xisorshadow_, thank you kind sir
[02:58] <phirestalker> is it possible that it could even be normal behavior or does it have to be something that keeps failing?
[02:58] <xisorshadow_> give it a try, if it doesnt work, you can restore your bootup using a vista install disc
[02:59] <xisorshadow_> by booting from your vista disk and choosing system recovery from the first menu
[02:59] <goose> xisorshadow_, folder deleted without issue, time to try and install the normal way!
[02:59] <jon23d> I can't seem to get DAAP sharing to work in rhythmbox, the plugin is installed and the daap service is installed and running, but the 'sharing' tab is missing -- any ideas?
[02:59] <[vali]> with a bare "apt-get update" you shouldnt need X in any way. If you want some kind of program with a fancy interface and a list of packages to install, etc, you can use some of the textmode guis
[02:59] <xisorshadow_> good luck, i cant help you there
[02:59] <xisorshadow_> im new to linux, but windows i know
[03:00] <galvanize> [vali]: just want to update in the terminal.
[03:00] <digitalfiz> is there a way to make it so the settings i set in nvidia x server settings stay when i reboot? i made it save to /home/digitalfiz/xorg.conf but i still have to set the settings everytime i restart
[03:00] <DaZ> digitalfiz: save it in /etc <:
[03:00] <usser> digitalfiz, run the nvidia-config with sudo and save to /etc/xorg.conf
[03:01] <Stanlin> Im sick to type passwords, everytime i run SUDO or any command, how to get ride of that?
[03:01] <usser> digitalfiz, err /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:01] <digitalfiz> ok
[03:01] <infdo> could anyone please explain to me what eucalyptus is in a sentence?
[03:01] <DaZ> Stanlin:  /etc/sudoers
[03:02] <mbeierl> !eucalyptus
[03:02] <usser> !info eucalyptus
[03:02] <[vali]> galvanize, "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" should work... you can try too with "aptitude update && aptitude safe-upgrade"
[03:02] <qiyong> how do i query when a pkg was installed?
[03:02] <fbc-mx> How do I report a bug with a driver?? My wireless frequently fails under heavy load when I use the iwlagn based adapter.
[03:03] <galvanize> [vali]: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade, works for me. though when i was jsut doing apt-get update would link me to the update manager.
[03:03] <infdo> !search eucalyptus
[03:03] <aaronfay> answered my own question, /usr/local/man/man1/
[03:03] <Stanlin> daz how to add myself to that file?
[03:03] <mib> when i did man system in my feisty, it dint return me any manual..whats wrong with it?
[03:03] <[vali]> thats weird :O
[03:03] <galvanize> yeah, thanks anyways. solved my issue somewhat
[03:04] <jimboe1337> why is there wiki.ubuntu.com and also help.ubuntu.com????
[03:04] <mib> do i need to get one?
[03:04] <[vali]> can you try aptitude upgrade ?
[03:04] <[vali]> its basically the same
[03:04] <mib> ??
[03:04] <mib> i did man system
[03:04] <mib> No manual entry for system
[03:04] <[vali]> update, I mean
[03:04] <DaZ> Stanlin: i don't know how it looks in ubuntu, i don't want to break your os <:
[03:04] <Cryovat> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pOoSe2K5DU
[03:04] <Cryovat> This is unholy
[03:04] <mib> vali: you mean me?
[03:04] <DaZ> %wheel  ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
[03:04] <DaZ> sth like that :F
[03:05] <[vali]> no
[03:05] <mib> ok
[03:05] <Pici> Cryovat: This is a support channel. Please try to keep it on topic and don't post random links.
[03:06] <Pici> mib: There is no manpage for system.  Why do you think it exists?
[03:06] <mib> because in another pc of mine which is dapper, it has
[03:06] <Pici> mib: Things change between releases. I don't have that manpage on my Jaunty system either.
[03:06] <CoasterMaster> Is there a channel for configuration for iptables?
[03:07] <mib> ohh.should i get one?
[03:07] <mib> or not ncessary?
[03:07] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, ask here anyways :P
[03:07] <Pici> CoasterMaster: #iptables
[03:07] <Pici> mib: Get one what?
[03:07] <mib> install system() ?
[03:07] <CoasterMaster> Well, I want to deny all requests coming to port 25 except for localhost
[03:08] <Pici> mib: I don't know what package would provide that.
[03:08] <mib> okie
[03:08] <Pici> mib: actually.. scratch that.  you'd need the manpages-dev package
[03:08] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 25 -j DROP
[03:08] <mib> whereis manpages-dev ?
[03:09] <Pici> mib: In the repositories.
[03:09] <javyn> hey.  how would i move Docky to the top of my screen?
[03:09] <Pici> mib: sudo apt-get install manpages-dev
[03:09] <mib> k
[03:10] <[vali]> oops, forgot to add the localhost