[06:10] <Lou_> Is there supposed to be a file named:  libc-2.3.90.so  If so, how can I download it?
[06:10] <maco> MrPeepers310: i think thats in the advanced bash scripting guide
[06:10] <kelvin911> can anyone tell me if this method work or not? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6358248#post6358248
[06:10] <uber_noober> when you type ndiswrapper -l what does it say?
[06:11] <hashbrowns> uber_noober: windows and ubuntu are both installed to the same hdd
[06:11] <qcjn2> uber_noober, i ll look
[06:11] <MrPeepers310> maco ah perfect!
[06:11] <mavsman> zayx, nevermind i just downloaded a script that did it all for me, thanks anyways though
[06:11] <uber_noober> hasbrowns: pm me
[06:11] <zayx> mavisman - ~/.icons/"packname"/128x128/places/distributor-logo.png is generaly used for the menu icon. You can find alot of icon packs at gnomelook.org or you can make your own.
[06:11] <five> is there a way to set my virtualbox xp to go to tray when minimized?
[06:12] <qcjn2> mrv8335 : driver installed	device (11AB:1FAA) present
[06:12] <Elite> Hey guys I just installed ubuntu server and its booted and tellign me that the kernel need 0:6 which isn't poresent on the CPU whats that mean?
[06:12] <alex_21> What is the command to run aftr installing Ebox, please
[06:12] <qcjn2> uber_noober, mrv8335 : driver installed	device (11AB:1FAA) present
[06:12] <alex_21> ?
[06:13] <uber_noober> qcjn2: follow this guide, especially step 1 http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/11/ndiswrapper-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[06:13] <zayx> alex_21 - ebox is accessed through your web browser using the settings ou configured it with during setup.
[06:13] <qcjn2> uber_noober, ok,
[06:13] <alex_21> Yeah, but I didn't get the setup prompts
[06:13] <eblume> Ok, read the FAQ now and no luck. My laptop's wireless card is an Atheros AR242X, and it isn't recognized by Ubuntu AMD64.
[06:14] <shoeunited> Same problem.
[06:14] <mavsman> What good icon set can I get that would mimic xp?
[06:15] <eblume> The MadWifi drivers that come with 8.10 don't detect the card, and the newest MadWifi drivers from madwifi-project.org don't compile against recent kernels.
[06:15] <Elite> Hey guys I just installed ubuntu server and its booted and tellign me that the kernel need 0:6 which isn't poresent on the CPU whats that mean?
[06:16] <onetinsoldier> Elite: is that the entire message?
[06:16] <ottoshmidt> my gnome panels cover the bottom of maximized windows :(
[06:17] <onetinsoldier> just says kernel needs 0:6 ?
[06:17] <Elite> yes it says use a kernel that supports your cpu
[06:17] <onetinsoldier> Elite: what kind of CPU do you have?
[06:17] <Elite> onetinsoldier, I installed to a vm
[06:18] <onetinsoldier> Elite: oh, hmm. i don't know
[06:18] <onetinsoldier> curious though
[06:18] <Elite> I have install from this image to a VM before
[06:18] <alex_21> Elite: You can't do that. You need the cli interface on the Alternate CD
[06:18] <bikak0> hey, when i run php script trough cli , after a 10 minutes the ssh is disconnecting and tells me that connection timed out, anyone knows how to solve it ? (the php script is ok the ssh server just disconnecting)
[06:19] <maco> eblume: you need linux-backports-modules
[06:20] <maco> eblume: the problem was that about half the atheros cards work with l-b-m and half work with the included ones, but there isn't one driver that works for all, and the 2 conflict
[06:20] <supertanker> Is it possible to cross-compile 64-bit apps on a 32-bit machine?
[06:20] <koshar2> supertanker it may be possable to compile them but they wont work
[06:20] <eblume> maco, Thank you, how do I do that?
[06:20] <eblume> Is it a package?
[06:21] <alex_21> Does Ebox use Poscer SQL or MySQL. I am installing it to manage a MYSPL Server
[06:21] <KAVI> hi
[06:21] <alex_21> 21B0w3n21
[06:22] <KAVI> hw to remove amarkov?
[06:22] <themohd> Hi all
[06:22] <droopsta915> Has anyone ran ASUS Eee Pc (mini laptop) with Ubuntu?
[06:22] <saranya> hai to all
[06:22] <KAVI> themohd:do u hav any idea abt removin of amarkov
[06:23] <maco> eblume: yes
[06:23] <themohd> no sorry
[06:23] <KAVI> anybody knws abt tat?
[06:23] <KAVI> mine amarkov is nt workin--shows sme internal error
[06:23] <KAVI> wat 2 do?
[06:24] <Ademan> I upgraded from hardy but trying to use the fast user switch applet to start a guest session just dumps me to a "switch user" screen with all black (the normal kind) with my user as the target, am i missing some packages or what?
[06:25] <themohd> can anybody plz tell me how to edit fstab file??
[06:25] <Ademan> themohd: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[06:26] <themohd> thanks very much
[06:26] <qcjn> uber_noober: i can't connect, must be with my rooter
[06:26] <Devourer> How can I change my screen resolution?
[06:28] <qcjn> uber_noober: it's wpa, i have the right password, but it doesn't wanT to connect
[06:28] <bikak0> hey, when i run php script trough cli , after a 10 minutes the ssh is disconnecting and tells me that connection timed out, anyone knows how to solve it ? (the php script is ok the ssh server just disconnecting)
[06:29] <bullgard4> n8tuser: Yes, it is 'file type'. --  Thank you again.
[06:30] <uber_noober> qcjn2: you need to correctly set up wpa_supplicant
[06:30] <droopsta915> I'm want to purchase a mini laptop to run Ubuntu. Anyone want to recommend a nice working small laptop.
[06:30] <qcjn> uber_noober: i'm searching in the rooter right now
[06:30] <MHz128> asus eee
[06:31] <uber_noober> qcjn: what's a rooter?
[06:32] <qcjn> uber_noober: since i've reinstall i see the old computer/configuration, like if it was still there
[06:32] <andresmh> sound is driving me crazy. after using different apps with sound (i.e. firefox, rythmbox) the quality of sound drops to like AM radio quality, things get fixed once i reboot, but i wish i didn't have to do that so often
[06:32] <n8tuser> bullgard4 -> you are welcome
[06:32] <koshar2>  droopsta915 acer one
[06:32] <andresmh> i try switching from pulseaudio to alsa to oss and it doesn't help
[06:32] <andresmh> any suggestions?
[06:32] <qcjn> uber_noober: rooter, where you can plug multiple computer, dlink, etc
[06:33] <onetinsoldier> qcjn: router
[06:33] <n8tuser> droopsta915 -> you want to be a bit adventurous? like to try the mini fanless 3"x 4" single board   "beagle"  -- see digikey.com or google for ubuntu+beagle
[06:34] <qcjn> :)
[06:34] <andresmh> sound is cracking at high-pitches
[06:34] <vpew> could anyone tell me how to turn off the system beep when you backspace?
[06:34] <themohd> Ademan: it didn't work gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[06:36] <qcjn> Add DHCP Reservation, what about that
[06:37] <themohd> can anybody plz tell me how to edit fstab file??
[06:37] <andresmh> how can I restart my sound to the its post-reboot state?
[06:37] <themohd> can anybody plz tell me how to edit fstab file??
[06:38] <vpew> this is really annoying, everytime i hit backspace too many times in ubuntu the computer beeps or if i hit up or down or left or right
[06:38] <Asterisky> Hi, how do I a ccess phpmyadmin?
[06:38] <qcjn> i've added it
[06:38] <vpew> someone please help
[06:38] <exodus_ms> themohd, try this --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[06:39] <dewente> nprivileged users lp. nobody, mail . daemon ?
[06:39] <themohd> thanks
[06:39] <droopsta915> thanks, the acer one is what im looking for, BUT the beagle board is looking very interesting. Mini laptops ROCK!!!! If I can get Ubuntu on one of hese bad pups, I'll be in Linux heaven
[06:39] <dewente> what does that mean ?
[06:39] <vpew> its waking up my neighbors
[06:39] <onetinsoldier> vpew: there is a way to stop that i think... but i don't know it right offhand. it's like you have to blacklist the pcspeaker kernel module so that it doesn't get loaded upon booting. try googling for the solution
[06:40] <vpew> i dont want to turn it off entirely
[06:40] <dewente> what does means nprivileged users lp. nobody, mail . daemon ?
[06:40] <vpew> i just want to turn the volume down
[06:41] <vpew> or turn it off when it backspaces
[06:41] <onetinsoldier> vpew: i don't think there's a way to do that all for the internal pc-speaker
[06:41] <vpew> ok
[06:41] <exodus_ms> bios?
[06:42] <Asterisky> Hi, how do I a ccess phpmyadmin??
[06:42] <bullgard4> Asterisky: You need first to install the DEB program package 'phpmyadmin'
[06:42] <onetinsoldier> exodus_ms: now you've got me thinking about checking my bios for that, even tho i'm pretty sure there's nothing in the bios to controlthe pc-speaker volume
[06:43] <onetinsoldier> exodus_ms: what imean is.. you've got me thinkingabout checking it 'right now'... lol
[06:43] <exodus_ms> onetinsoldier, cool
[06:43] <onetinsoldier> dang space bar
[06:44] <Tboy> HELLO
[06:44] <halycon> Does anyone know where to get SharpMusique?
[06:44] <Asterisky> I've done that
[06:44] <Tboy> what this channel talk about?
[06:44] <Asterisky> I've installed PHPmyAdmin, now how do I access it?
[06:45] <borat> hello there
[06:45] <borat> how many hackers out there?
[06:46] <onetinsoldier> what's an awesome desktop keyboard that is not to fancy? i don't need all kinds bells and whistles(lots of extra controls), just a really nice core functionality keyboard
[06:46] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, did you  include the following line in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf  --> Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf  --> then restart apache?
[06:47] <Asterisky> No, It didn't say in the howto to do that
[06:47] <Asterisky> I will try that
[06:47] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, then go to http://domain/phpmyadmin
[06:47] <Asterisky> I get nothing
[06:48] <almark1> Does anyone know how to keep sound working in ubuntu ibex? My just keeps disabling itself
[06:48] <andresmh> how do I find the name of my sound card?
[06:49] <terryx> i am using live cd session, because my installed ubuntu is corrupted, can anyone help me?
[06:49] <almark1> /proc/asound/cards andresmh
[06:49] <almark1> or lspci
[06:49] <Robbie_Crash> Is there a way that I can print a list of directories and sub directories but not the files within the deepest directory?
[06:50] <terryx> i am using live cd session, because my installed ubuntu is corrupted, can anyone help me?
[06:50] <exodus_ms> did you add this to your apache2conf? Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf then restart apache /etc/init.d/apache2 restart then go to http://domain/phpmyadmin
[06:50] <almark1> andresmh: cd /proc/asound/cards
[06:50] <Asterisky> I need to know where to upt: Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf  -->
[06:50] <herb> Robbie_Crash: find <directory> -type d -print
[06:50] <Robbie_Crash> thanks herb
[06:50] <terryx> how do i use chkdsk/r, i got message error code 243
[06:50] <herb> Robbie_Crash: welcome
[06:51] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, in your apache2.conf
[06:51] <onetinsoldier> terryx: that's for ms windows
[06:51] <Asterisky> But where in the file?
[06:51] <baddj> on ubuntu server how to you make it run a command on bootup like to start apache that i compiled from source
[06:51] <almark1> how do I compile my ubuntu kernel, Is there a .config file somewhere in Ibex so i can recomple the kernel and all the modules?
[06:51] <Robbie_Crash> herb is there a way to get it to print in a tree?
[06:52] <terryx> onetinsoldier: i have dual boot windows(ubuntu & windows xp), when i goto ubuntu its does not start and shows error...can u help me?
[06:52] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, dude, are you reading what I typed. the apache2.conf file is located at /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[06:52] <andresmh> almark1, thanks. I also found that i should do cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec instead
[06:52] <onetinsoldier> terryx: i really don't know if i can help with this kind of problem. but if you are trying to check the filesystem of a linux partition, you need the fsck command, not chkdsk
[06:53] <andresmh> both of them give me different answers almark1
[06:53] <Robbie_Crash> herb what I'm trying to do is print a list of all artists, and their albums, that I have in my music directory.
[06:53] <Asterisky> Like, at what line in Apache2.conf do I put the code?
[06:53] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, check with the #apache channel, they might be more help :)
[06:53] <andresmh> yours tells me it's HDA-Intel and the othe rone says it's Analog Devices AD1984A
[06:53] <baddj> on ubuntu server how to you make it run a command on boot up like to start Apache2.2 that i compiled from source
[06:53] <qcjn> onetinsoldier: the wifi asked me for a passphrase, and i think i have the goodone
[06:53] <kelvin911> how to add how to add notebook-remix repo ?
[06:53] <koshar2> Robbie_Crash just do a ls -r
[06:54] <herb> Robbie_Crash: hmm.  I don't know of a utility to do that, though I suspect there is one.
[06:54] <onetinsoldier> qcjn: let me guess... rooter?
[06:54] <Robbie_Crash> ugh, -r... stupid windows thinking -s
[06:54] <koshar2> Robbie_Crash and if you want to save it use > mysongs
[06:54] <herb> or what koshar2 said. :)
[06:54] <terryx> onetinsoldier: i am getting error, could not mount partition /dev/disk/by-vvoid/scpph...., to fix error run chkdsk from windows....any idea?
[06:54] <qcjn> onetinsoldier: yes
[06:55] <onetinsoldier> qcjn: lol :-)
[06:55] <Robbie_Crash> thanks koshar2
[06:55] <koshar2> Robbie_Crash no0 prob and BTW its upper case r ,ie ls -R
[06:55] <exodus_ms> ntfs partition corrupt?
[06:55] <almark1> andresmh: your welcome, and I'm not to savvy with the card stuff either, just know that what answers did it give you?
[06:55] <onetinsoldier> terryx: nope, no idea really. i'm thinking, but i doubt i'll come up with anything
[06:56] <gaintsura> is there a way to set the priority of a nat forwarded connection ? I'm on the main, with ppp0 to my right and eth0 to my left.. 9/10 times, eth0 gets more download speed than I do and I'm technically closer to the internet, is there a way to fix that?
[06:56] <qcjn> onetinsoldier: it's weird, it seems the router, sees a wifi connected, ?
[06:56] <onetinsoldier> qcjn: i haven't a clue about wireless issues
[06:57] <qcjn> onetinsoldier: thanks
[06:57] <onetinsoldier> qcjn: i'm usually not that good with networking, sorry.
[06:58] <Asterisky> Ok, I can't figure out PHPmyadmin. I installed it and it autoconfigured itself, and now It throws a page not found and I can't find any aritcly on why. any ideas?
[06:59] <Asterisky> Articles, sorry
[06:59] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, did you type http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/
[06:59] <Asterisky> No, I typed http://<IP_ADDRESS>/phpmyadmin
[06:59] <almark1> does anyone know how to make ubuntu ibex stop disabling sound? I have to tinker with the mixer, and If I'm lucky It works again.
[06:59] <kelvin911> where to get help on ubuntu netbook remix?
[06:59] <vahids> #technotux
[07:00] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, try http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/
[07:00] <Asterisky> That is dead too
[07:01] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:01] <almark1> for those that don't know ibex = ubuntu 8.10
[07:01] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:01] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:01] <FloodBot3> jjt0091: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:01] <vahids> i have error to Run POKER GAME: "./pokerth: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_thread.so.1.36.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[07:01] <jjt0091> does anyone know where the components directory is?
[07:01] <Asterisky> both are dead and time is running out
[07:02] <Asterisky> I am using PHPmyadmin on Hardy
[07:02] <almark1> Is Ubuntu hardy more stable? anyone...
[07:02] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, what do you get here http://localhost/testphp.php
[07:03] <Asterisky> Nothing but a 404
[07:03] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, what guide did you follow, post a link
[07:04] <onetinsoldier> vahids: i just checkedand near as i can tell, the highest version of libboost-thread that Ubuntu has right now is libboost-thread1.35.0
[07:04] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, is the mysql daemon running?
[07:04] <onetinsoldier> !info libboost-thread1.35.0
[07:04] <Brack101> vmware is bogging down my whole system to a near halt.  Is that because I had to convert the .rpm package to .deb  or is it just slow by nature?  VBox is super fast compared to this
[07:04] <Asterisky> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-mysql-database-server-with-phpmyadmin-frontend.html
[07:05] <Asterisky> Note: MYSQL is installed via LAMP setup
[07:05] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:05] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:05] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:05] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:05] <jjt0091> We suggest that when you are testing your component in the Mozilla or Netscape client, you copy your component into the "components" directory in the client's installation folder.
[07:05] <FloodBot3> jjt0091: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:06] <Flannel> jjt0091: Please stop that.
[07:06] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, try http://localhost/phpmyadmin/
[07:06] <jjt0091> Flannel: client problems
[07:06] <jjt0091> sorry guys
[07:06] <onetinsoldier> vahids: hello.. you here?
[07:08] <jjt0091> but seriously, does anyone know where the installation directory for firefox is?
[07:08] <jjt0091> in ubuntu
[07:09] <onetinsoldier> vahids: did you know that pokerth is available in Ubuntu 8.10 through apt-get? it only requires libboost-thread1.34.1 which is available to satisfy the dependency
[07:09] <Asterisky> Ok, I am reinstalling MySQL
[07:09] <onetinsoldier> jjt0091: dpkg -L firefox | less    ...will swho you
[07:09] <Asterisky> But thanks for trying
[07:09] <onetinsoldier> show*
[07:10] <andresmh> where is cheese supposed to store the pictures it takes?
[07:10] <almark1> onetinsoldier: Is there a way to recompile a kernel, that was installed automatically, I need to recompile modules for that kernel?
[07:10] <exodus_ms> Asterisky, Also, it doesnt look like you have php installed either, this guide is a more complete instruction --> http://maketecheasier.com/setting-up-a-lamp-server-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/2008/08/06
[07:11] <Flannel> jjt0091: what sort of installation directory?  things go all over, like on all Linux systems.
[07:11] <genii> jjt0091: You might actually want more like:   dpkg -L firefox-3.0 | less                  or so ....
[07:11] <jjt0091> Flannel: i want to find the components dir
[07:11] <almark1> onetinsoldier: I am aware that ubuntu installs a new kernel, I have problem because, system crashes etc.
[07:11] <jjt0091> it's for xpcom
[07:11] <jjt0091> let me try the dpkg again
[07:12] <Flannel> jjt0091: You might ask in #firefox on irc.mozilla.org, they'll be able to tell you.
[07:12] <jjt0091> alright
[07:12] <jjt0091> one sec
[07:12] <onetinsoldier> almark1: well, i think that there might be a way to compile just a module or modules for an automatically installed kernel, but i'm not familiar with that.
[07:13] <maco> almark1: yes, it can be done
[07:13] <j3nal> hi...i got error initramfs while loading ubuntu..what wrong?
[07:13] <dj248515> !list
[07:13] <bhavik> hello
[07:13] <onetinsoldier> almark1: when i compile a kernel i do the whole thing. i customize it and make my own .deb. package of it that i install by using kernel-package
[07:13] <sekyourbox> whas there a major kernel change in ubuntu in the past few days?  I'm getting checksum failures in Tiger...
[07:13] <bhavik> i want to configure the printer on client machine..
[07:14] <bhavik> any one cane help me
[07:14] <almark1> onetinsoldier: I want to clone the already installed one, things are really buggy over here because of modules not agreeing with the new kernels, something is very wrong.
[07:15] <kelvin911> how do i share my hdd?
[07:16] <onetinsoldier> almark1: hmmm, interesting that you say this and here comes someone else wondering if there's kernel updates causing problems lately( sekyourbox  ^^)
[07:16] <exodus_ms> !detail | kelvin911
[07:16] <exodus_ms> !details | kelvin911
[07:16] <onetinsoldier> !info linux-image-generic
[07:17] <kelvin911> how do i share my external hdd with my netbook that connect to a wireless router?
[07:17] <vahids> i need a application like Autocat and PRO ;)
[07:17] <almark1> onetinsoldier: *really!*
[07:17] <ScottG489> Hey, someone just had me type some comment to output my package list to an outfile but I cant remember exactly what the command was. It started with dpkg.
[07:17] <Jonanin> HI IS THIS THE DEBIAN CHANNEL
[07:17] <sara-> hi howd i install a tar.bz2 file? in this case second life
[07:17] <Poltergeist> Jonanin, no
[07:17] <Jonanin> HOW DO I PLAY DEBIAN
[07:18] <herb> ScottG489: dpkg -l > outfile
[07:18] <skar> hi, i'm creating a hardy chroot and am getting "Can not write log, openpty() failed (/dev/pts not mounted?)" while setting up postgres within the chroot, any idea how to fix it?
[07:18] <onetinsoldier> almark1: what kind of video card do you have?
[07:18] <Jonanin> DOES IT USE FLASH OR SHOCKWAVE? HOW DO I PLAY DEBIAN
[07:18] <Poltergeist> Jonanin, debian is a linux distro, not a game
[07:18] <bhavik> hay i want to install the printer on ubentu ltsp server
[07:18] <Brack101> my swap file usage is at 14%.  Does that mean I've used up all my available physical memory?
[07:18] <Jonanin> POLTERGEIST: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT I'M PRETTY SURE IT'S A GAME. I HAE 5 YEARS OF COMPUTER SCIENCES EXPERIENCES
[07:18] <kelvin911> is ubuntu netbook remix lpia or i386?
[07:18] <OmnipotentEntity> My wireless kept dropping out, I got stack traces in my kern.log that look like this: http://rafb.net/p/1r9Saa24.html it turned out to be a driver issue because I went back to the old version of madwifi (non ath5k version) and I haven't had any issues in the past few hours.  How would I file a bug using this?
[07:18] <sara-> Jonanin, STOP SHOUOTING LIKE THIS turn caps off its rude
[07:18] <vahids> #kaffeine
[07:18] <Jonanin> I CAN'T IT WON't oh wait there we go
[07:18] <Jonanin> sorry
[07:18] <onetinsoldier> almark1: what kind of video card do you have? do you use open-source driver or proprietary one?
[07:19] <maco> sekyourbox: please come to #ubuntu-bugs
[07:19] <Jonanin> how do i play debIAN
[07:19] <exodus_ms> kelvin911, https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/internet/C/networking.html
[07:19] <almark1> onetinsoldier: ati radeon 8500 open not closed, i cant install the closed one, i want to though
[07:19] <Jonanin> SERIOUSLY GUYS HOw do i play it
[07:19] <ferfactor> what is the manin purpose of that channel macd_
[07:19] <herb> skar: mount -t devpts devpts-chroot /path/to/chroot
[07:19] <ferfactor> maco
[07:19] <maco> ferfactor: ?
[07:20] <herb> skar: there are potential security concerns with that, but it should solve your issue.
[07:20] <maco> ferfactor: oh
[07:20] <ferfactor> maco, what is the main purpose of that channel
[07:20] <ferfactor> sorry i have a tab problem D:
[07:20] <onetinsoldier> almark1: that card is too old tobe supported by the proprietary driver. stick to the open-source one. you must have a very old machine
[07:20] <vahids> #dvb
[07:20] <skar> herb:  thanks, will try it, u mean programs within chroot can grab stdin/out of programs outside it and so on?
[07:20] <maco> ferfactor: debugging & triaging bugs. this one's for support but if it turns out it's a bug not just confusion, we ask people to file bugs, and do a bit of debugging in there to figure out what all to put in the bug
[07:20] <almark1> onetinsoldier: card is old machine is much newer
[07:21] <onetinsoldier> almark1: i see
[07:21] <herb> skar: potentially, yes.
[07:21] <onetinsoldier> almark1: how new?
[07:21] <ferfactor> maco, excelent... i will go there some time :D
[07:21] <onetinsoldier> almark1: how much newer?
[07:21] <ghaleb_> hello, I'm trying to use LDAP for authentication,  I get results from ldapsearch -x,   libnss-ldap.conf , ldap.conf and  nsswitch.conf configured this way:   http://rafb.net/p/m0iGQZ77.html
[07:21] <skar> herb: ok, will not mount it during production, only during dev then :)
[07:21] <herb> skar: good plan.
[07:21] <almark1> onetinsoldier: I think 2004 or 5 maybe 6 the intel ethernet card says 2006 so...
[07:21] <maco> !ops | Jonanin is trolling
[07:21] <kelvin911> i have medibuntu.list in etc/apt/sources.list.d , should i delete it?
[07:22] <gaintsura> is there a way to set the priority of a nat forwarded connection ? I'm on the main sharing the internet with eth0, with ppp0 to my right and eth0 to my left.. 9/10 times, eth0 gets more download speed than I do and I'm technically closer to the internet, is there a way to fix that?
[07:22] <onetinsoldier> almark1: roger.. so like a Pentium 4 or similar AMD cpu?
[07:22] <almark1> its a P4 3ghz with 1gig ram its a gateway from the ppl that make gateway:P
[07:22] <j3nal> anyone know how to solve initramfs?
[07:22] <j3nal> still stuck..
[07:22] <ferfactor> who is ubottu
[07:22] <almark1> lol
[07:22] <ferfactor> what is the magnitud of the emergency?
[07:22] <majnoon> !ot
[07:23] <almark1> onetinsoldier: its about 4 years old, so.. good computer though
[07:23] <Brack101> ok so the fact that I'm using virtual memory means that I must be using up all my memory...but my RAM is only at 30% usage....how does that work?
[07:23] <ferfactor> what is trolling
[07:23] <r2-d2> hi
[07:23] <exodus_ms> !ot
[07:23] <onetinsoldier> almark1: roger... you might consider making you own custom kernel, such as the latest one available from www.kernel.org.  -->  2.6.28-rc9-git3
[07:24] <r2-d2> I don't understand why the ubuntu identify my hard disk as SCSI.
[07:24] <almark1> you don't want to be labeled one... so be nice to all and all will be nice. at least that what I try to do
[07:24] <r2-d2> Here I am, installing the 8.10 version of ubuntu operating system.
[07:24] <Brack101> r2-d2, sda doesn't necessarily mean scsi
[07:24] <genii> r2-d2: All drives are now recognised through a SCSI compatability layer
[07:24] <r2-d2> oh
[07:24] <almark1> onetinsoldier: thanks, I don't know how I am going to clone my setup, I don't have a .config file to copy to a new kernel
[07:25] <maco> almark1: should be one in /boot
[07:25] <r2-d2> I'll be back
[07:25] <onetinsoldier> almark1: you do have a .config, but you might not know, however...
[07:25] <almark1> r2-d2: i'm afraid that the new kernel only shows IDE drives as Sda sdb and so on
[07:25] <b1> jjovvvael
[07:26] <almark1> onetinsoldier: hey, you might have a point there
[07:26] <almark1> maco: thanks ;)
[07:27] <r2-d2> almark1: thank you
[07:27] <onetinsoldier> almark1: since the newer 2.6.28 kernel has numerous new options, i almost recommend going through 'all' the options and setting them up yourself. it's wht i did. but there is soooo many options, it took me an entire day. because of trying to at tleast understand some of them that i had no clue about
[07:27] <almark1> r2-d2: Your Welcome
[07:27] <Bonez> pussys
[07:27] <shyam_k> hi pls help me configure tsocks correctly..
[07:27] <maco> onetinsoldier: jaunty is on 2.6.28. just grab our .config
[07:27] <maco> Bonez: excuse me?
[07:28] <shyam_k> i can't get to know whats meant by 'reaches' keyword...
[07:28] <onetinsoldier> maco: ah-ha!
[07:28] <Bonez> FUCK
[07:28] <Bonez> YOU
[07:28] <almark1> onetinsoldier: now why and the world did that have to add more options on top of the others geez
[07:28] <skar> herb: i'm still getting the "Can not write log, openpty() failed (/dev/pts not mounted?)", but /dev/pts has several char device files 0-9 inside it
[07:28] <onetinsoldier> maco: thank you! where to get it easily tho?
[07:28] <NarbeH> I need help about DELL XPS 1530 Touchpad
[07:28] <Flannel> Bonez: Please watch your language.
[07:28] <maco> onetinsoldier: download the kernel source package for jaunty from packages.ubuntu.com and then pbuild it
[07:28] <Bonez> fuck off
[07:29] <r2-d2> After the installation, is it real that I have to update my sources,list ?
[07:29] <maco> r2-d2: i think it should do it during the install...
[07:29] <onetinsoldier> almark1: i'm not saying that they added a ton more options, altghough i'm sure more were added. what i am says is... i went personally wen through ALL of them myself
[07:29] <NarbeH> I need help about DELL XPS 1530 Touchpad
[07:29] <r2-d2> maco: great
[07:29] <exodus_ms> !details | NarbeH,
[07:29] <shyam_k> hi i just have an ip: port as info regarding the proxy
[07:29] <shyam_k> and this browser works fine with that..
[07:30] <shyam_k> but i donno how to configure tsocks with this ip: port
[07:30] <j3nal> no one here knows initramfs?
[07:30] <NarbeH> exodus_ms: I have problem with Touchpad in Dell xps 1530.
[07:30] <herb> skar: sorry.  so what I've done in my chroots in the past: 'mount --bind /dev /path/to/chroot/dev' and 'mount -t devpts devpts-chroot /path/to/chroot/dev/pts'
[07:30] <shyam_k> what should be given as "reaches"?
[07:30] <Bonez> DDOS
[07:30] <almark1> onetinsoldier: ok thanks I'll try it kernel.org? right
[07:30] <herb> skar: it's possible because we didn't do the first, the 2nd didn't solve your problem.
[07:30] <almark1> thank you!
[07:30] <onetinsoldier> maco: roger that. not sure what pbuild is tho. however, for myself, i already have a custom .config for 2.6.28. the guy who would want the jauny one is almark1
[07:30] <onetinsoldier> almark1: talk to maco
[07:30] <skar> herb: so /dev is the HOST dev dir, and pts is remounted as devpts-chroot?
[07:31] <herb> skar: exactly
[07:31] <shyam_k> i mean about configuring tsocks.conf
[07:31] <NarbeH> I have problem with Touchpad in Dell xps 1530.
[07:31] <maco> almark1: you can get jaunty's kernel from packages.ubuntu.com and use the pbuilder application to build the source package into a .deb that you can install
[07:31] <skar> herb: ok thanks will try it
[07:31] <maco> onetinsoldier: pbuilder is an app that builds source packages into binary packages
[07:31] <almark1> maco: thanks, where is the info so I can do this?
[07:31] <herb> skar: welcome. hope it works.
[07:31] <r2-d2> To install the beryl and magic icons, is it true that what I only have to do is apt-get install beryl ?
[07:31] <r2-d2> It better not to
[07:31] <r2-d2> hehe
[07:31] <maco> r2-d2: beryl is dead
[07:32] <maco> almark1: there's an ubuntu wiki page on how to compile a kernel
[07:32] <maco> r2-d2: it's compiz fusion now
[07:32] <r2-d2> aixgl, compiz
[07:32] <onetinsoldier> almark1: yes.. if you want to compile the latest and need help i might be able to help a little. but it's late here and not sure how much longer i'll be up
[07:32] <r2-d2> maco: you think so?
[07:32] <almark1> maco: its not like other distos is it?
[07:32] <NarbeH> please help me :(
[07:32] <onetinsoldier> maco: why not use  kernel-package  to make it?
[07:32] <Brack101> r2-d2 it's built into Ubuntu now
[07:32] <almark1> onetinsoldier: np
[07:32] <Gracenotes> hey. I'm having problems playing an http stream which apparently is actually an rtsp stream: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/dc8381ce
[07:32] <Gracenotes> it's from MIT's OpenCourseWare
[07:32] <maco> onetinsoldier: never heard of it
[07:33] <maco> onetinsoldier: pbuilder's what i always use for building packages
[07:33] <Gracenotes> the links to the media are here: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/index.htm
[07:33] <Gracenotes> I can't figure out what's wrong -- any ideas?
[07:33] <skar> herb: yup this works, though i don't like the idea of all /dev files like sda etc being accessible inside the chroot, with pts being remounted anyway, why does this cause a problem?
[07:33] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: you have to be specific.  What exactly do you need help with with the touchpad?
[07:33] <almark1> maco: I mean just point me to it or I can look for the help
[07:33] <r2-d2> Brack101: well, I see that's only thing to do after the installation, write aptitude install compiz, correct?
[07:34] <onetinsoldier> maco:  i use kernel-package... it makes kernel .deb packages from compiling kernel from source. made for this specific purpose in debian and debian based system
[07:34] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: the touchpad isn't work. for example if i touch it the mouse cursor is doing crazy thing :-s
[07:34] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[07:34] <herb> skar: yeah. it is ugly.  it's fine for testing, but I certainly wouldn't go to production with it. I would suggest using a more complete virtualization system if you need this type of functionality. openvz, kvm, vmware, virtualbox come to mind.
[07:34] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: Ubuntu 8.10 Kubuntu 8.10
[07:34] <maco> almark1: almark1 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[07:34] <onetinsoldier> maco: but i may check out pbuild for compiling source apps! thanks
[07:35] <almark1> maco: thanks a lot :)
[07:35] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: plz :( help. i bought my laptop yesterday
[07:35] <skar> herb: thanks anyways, would do for me for dev, production probably doesn't need pts anyway
[07:35] <jeff008> hello every body, i would like to knwo how to  part my disk (250 Go) with cfisk /boot primary 500 Mo - swap 2 Go and the rest lvm2.I've live cd, i've installed wifi drivers... and i 've installed lvm2 and modprobe dm-mod.I've no problem to kill all holds parts with cfdisk , i can part /boot in primary, swap no problem , but i don't know how to do whit the rest ... an u help me? thank a lot ;)
[07:35] <exodus_ms> NarbeH, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872153
[07:35] <Brack101> r2-d2 no you just have to enable it since it's already installed.  The way I know to do it is by using the menus System > Appearance > Desktop effects.  I'm sure there's a command line equivalent
[07:35] <herb> skar: good luck.  hope it works for you.
[07:35] <Brack101> you do need to install compiz-config however if you want to change anything
[07:35] <NarbeH> exodus_ms: and it will work? :O
[07:36] <almark1> maco: well, I can see I have a lot of reading to do, thanks for your help and onetinsoldier's
[07:36] <r2-d2> Brack101: okay, thank you for the explanation.
[07:36] <onetinsoldier> almark1: you're welcome, good luck
[07:36] <skar> herb: yup it better work, else the heavy virtual stuff are the remaining options, not light enough for me
[07:36] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: you will have to test it to see if that works
[07:36] <Brack101> hope that helps, r2, I'm a n00b to linux
[07:36] <Brack101> but I'm never going back to MS
[07:37] <Brack101> except at work because I have to
[07:37] <Brack101> oh and for netflix insant
[07:37] <Brack101> instant*
[07:37] <Brack101> and adobe creative suite
[07:37] <r2-d2> Brack101: that's ironic, me too
[07:37] <exodus_ms> NarbeH, go to this link --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=974710 scroll down and read the post by 'jespdj'
[07:37] <r2-d2> but noob doesn't means lazy or slacker
[07:38]  * malakhi wishes moonlight would catch up with silverlight so he could watch his netflix in linux
[07:38] <r2-d2> hehe
[07:38] <Brack101> as soon as netflix and adobe work on Linux, I'm getting rid of my VM image
[07:38] <NarbeH> exodus_ms: thq
[07:38]  * Brack101 agrees with malakhi
[07:38] <Brack101> either that or MS could release a true cross platform plugin LOL
[07:39] <Brack101> not that that will ever happen
[07:39] <r2-d2> Brack101: my experience with Linux start today, without forget the time with openbsd
[07:40] <Hern> hjk
[07:40] <Brack101> r2-d2, I don't think you'll miss it much
[07:40] <Brack101> Ubuntu has the best user base
[07:41] <r2-d2> hehe
[07:41] <Brack101> search for "Ubuntu" and anything on google and you'll get hundreds of useful pages
[07:41] <r2-d2> I totally agree with you
[07:42] <shyam_k> Brack101: M$ is the best if you say the case of user base!:P
[07:42] <Ademan> ok why does the gdm guest session drop me into openbox instead of gnome? it's not set as the default DE
[07:42] <Brack101> shyam_k I mean when it comes to linux distros
[07:43] <OxDeadC0de> is it normal during the update to 4.2 for it to remove kde?
[07:43] <Brack101> I remember when I was trying to figure out how to use an old version of RedHat way back in the day... You'd come on IRC and ask a question and after a half hour or so people would say "OMG YOU ARE SUCH A NOOB!!LOL LAMER RTFM!!"
[07:43] <Brack101> people are much more helpful in here
[07:43] <OxDeadC0de> oops wrong chan
[07:43] <shyam_k> Brack101: ok did you try tsocks then?
[07:43] <shyam_k> lol:)
[07:44] <shyam_k> Brack101: am trying to configure it!:)
[07:44] <Brack101> tsocks?
[07:44] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: i think it's not working :-s
[07:44] <ongkuanyang> hi
[07:45] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: you have to restart for changes to menu.lst
[07:45] <Robbie_Crash> I just had a train drive over my console session when I mistyped ls
[07:45] <shyam_k> Brack101: am under a college proxy and for one week i am just trying to get my email with some mail client.. even after fixing the proxy settings for thunderbird, it still says it cant reach my mail server.
[07:45] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: i did
[07:45] <ongkuanyang> fuck
[07:45] <ongkuanyang> sry
[07:45] <Brack101> shyam_K oh sorry no idea
[07:45] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: are you using irc from a different computer?
[07:45] <r2-d2> Brack101: Because of that I think what is better, be quiet or make the people think that we're stupid just because about one question
[07:46] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: yes
[07:46] <shyam_k> can't even get a single gmail account to work..
[07:46] <Asterisky> I can't bring up PHPMyAdmin under Ubuntu 8.04 and was refered here. Any ideas why I get an 404 error? Please
[07:47] <Brack101> r2-d2:  I think that attitude is pretty much extinct.  The people who used to use IRC came on to brag about how "leet" their setup was and couldn't be bothered by "noobs"
[07:47] <shyam_k> it says network not reachable..
[07:47] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: you might need to run "sudo update-grub" then reboot
[07:47] <herb> shyam_k: have you tried ssh -D to get out from behind the proxy? ssh is capable of setting up a socks-compatible proxy that can be used by thunderbird or firefox.  all you need is a machine to ssh to outside the college proxy.
[07:47] <r2-d2> hmm
[07:47] <NarbeH> ok
[07:47] <r2-d2> Brack101: see you around
[07:48] <Brack101> bye bye
[07:48] <EtcAliases> Hi! I have the followin question, I am using /etc/aliases, their are many aliases in followinf format: name1: file name2:file name3:file .. File is always the same. How can I can create aliaes for many users with only one line?
[07:48] <jeff008> is there any one to help me part hardy server with lvm2 ?
[07:48] <Asterisky> I can't bring up PHPMyAdmin under Ubuntu 8.04 and was refered here. Any ideas why I get an 404 error? Please
[07:48] <Robbie_Crash> Does anyone know why when I try to ls a directory it shows a driving train?
[07:48] <ongkuanyang> :-$
[07:49] <ongkuanyang> what is his
[07:49] <herb> Robbie_Crash: sl is a "fun" app that shows the train
[07:49] <herb> Robbie_Crash: dpkg -l | grep sl
[07:49] <gr4b> any ubuntu users here from manila?
[07:49] <ongkuanyang> what is ubuntu
[07:50] <Robbie_Crash> herb it's doing it for ls though, not just sl
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> i
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> m,kij\\\\\\
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> \gfhfg
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> hgfuhfcg
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> fgvhv
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> b
[07:50] <FloodBot3> ongkuanyang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:50] <herb> Robbie_Crash: someone playing a joke on you?
[07:50] <Robbie_Crash> apparently
[07:50] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: doesn't work
[07:50] <NarbeH> :|
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> zxcv
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> dv
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> vxc
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> xvx
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> cx
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> cv
[07:50] <ongkuanyang> xc
[07:50] <FloodBot3> ongkuanyang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:51] <Robbie_Crash> ongkuanyang what is your problem?
[07:51] <herb> Robbie_Crash: what happens if you specify the full path to ls when doing your directory listing? /bin/ls
[07:51] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: can you put a copy of your menu.lst in http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[07:52] <gr4b> can anyone pls help me setup my wifi,and modem?
[07:52] <Robbie_Crash> herb that works, I guess the alias is just b0rkd in my .bashrc
[07:52] <herb> Robbie_Crash: looks that way
[07:52] <Robbie_Crash> yeah, it was
[07:52] <Robbie_Crash> now to find the culprit
[07:58] <shyam_k> can i some how get a console inside the firefox browser?
[07:58] <cwillu> shyam_k, javascript?
[07:59] <cwillu> shyam_k, ctrl+shift+j will give you something, install firebug (firefox web developer extension) if you need more
[07:59] <shyam_k> cwillu: like the problem is the browser can access net under proxy, and i want to run the shell command "offlineimap" and so now i am dreaming of having a console inside browser so that i can run that command under proxy
[08:00] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/92051/
[08:00] <shyam_k> cwillu: i want something like a shell
[08:00] <quizme_> is there anything like cPanel for Ubuntu?  (a script to configure Bind and Virtual Hosts)
[08:00] <shyam_k> :)
[08:00] <cwillu> shyam_k, you're not making sense, but I think I understand you anyway :p
[08:00] <cwillu> shyam_k, you'd need to find an equivilant imap command that supports an http proxy, or something else than can tunnel over http
[08:00] <shyam_k> cwillu: bash inside firefox!:)
[08:01] <cwillu> shyam_k, ... um, no
[08:01] <cwillu> shyam_k, won't do what you think it would do
[08:01] <jeff008> is there any one to help me for part my hardy server whith lvm2?
[08:01] <Starnestommy> quizme_: maybe ebox
[08:01] <cwillu> shyam_k, something like openvpn would work though (openvpn can connect over an http proxy, and then you'd just use your normal commands in a normal bash shell)
[08:01] <shyam_k> cwillu: i just tried configuring proxy for thunderbird.. and even that didnt work!( i have an ip: port as info regarding the proxy and a gateway address too.
[08:01] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: I don't know what to try next
[08:02] <herb>  shyam_k something like http://freshmeat.net/projects/mindterm/ ?
[08:02] <cwillu> shyam_k, the proxy may be intelligently blocking traffic that looks like non-browser'ish things
[08:02] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: so i have to install windows
[08:03] <fivetwentysix> whats the point of connecting over a proxy
[08:03] <shyam_k> herb: i think ssh is blocked for outside..
[08:03] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: not necessarily.  There might be another solution
[08:03] <cwillu> NarbeH, what's the problem?
[08:03] <NarbeH> cwillu:  :(
[08:03] <herb> shyam_k: that's unfortunate.
[08:03] <NarbeH> cwillu: touchpad. dell xps 1530
[08:03] <cwillu> NarbeH, a frown isn't a problem
[08:03] <almark1> maco: Hello again, can I get a rt kernel from kernel.org? I need one, because Ubuntu Studio uses them
[08:03] <NarbeH> cwillu: looks crazy
[08:04] <cwillu> NarbeH, presume that I haven't been watching what you've been saying, and further presume I'm very smart, but also very lazy
[08:04] <shyam_k> and etching me to the max, people have m$ outlook working under the network!!!:)
[08:05] <NarbeH> cwillu: i think i have to install windows :|
[08:05] <cwillu> NarbeH, I still don't have any idea what the problem you're having is
[08:05] <Starnestommy> cwillu: his touchpad's cursor is acting crazy
[08:05] <NarbeH> cwillu:  touchpad isn't working
[08:06] <cwillu> NarbeH, at all?
[08:06] <almark1> maco: you still here ?
[08:06] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: it might have something to do with sensitivity
[08:06] <shyam_k> NarbeH: did you just try configuring the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[08:06] <NarbeH> shyam_k: no
[08:06] <keith112123> hello, does ubuntu work with touch screens
[08:06] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: no i don't think so.
[08:06] <shyam_k> just adding the details about the synaptics(assuming that as your touchpad driver)
[08:07] <shyam_k> should do it..
[08:07] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: what does the cursor do when you try to move it?
[08:07] <cwillu> keith112123, many/most, although some have issues with being treated as a touchpad rather than a touchscreen (i.e., relative movement instead of absolute movement)
[08:07] <fivetwentysix> keith112123 like a tablet?
[08:07] <maco> almark1: sorry. the sources should be the same. its just the compile flags, i think
[08:07] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: i can't tell. some times it dont move
[08:07] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: and some times it do crazy things :-s
[08:08] <almark1> maco: do you mean everytime Ubuntu upgraded the kernel, It still retained the rt feature?
[08:08] <maco> almark1: i *think* the compiling is what makes it rt
[08:08] <almark1> maco: oh... that makes since
[08:10] <keith112123> yea, like a tablet
[08:11] <MHz128> Using ad-hoc mode, is it possible to connect 2 pc's directly with no router?
[08:11] <NarbeH> : (( : ((
[08:11] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: do you know what BIOS version the laptop is using?
[08:11] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: no. how should i know?
[08:11] <Starnestommy> NarbeH: it might be shown when you start up your laptop
[08:11] <n2diy> MHz128, yes, with a cross over cable
[08:11] <cwillu> NarbeH, do you have a pastebin of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[08:12] <NarbeH> cwillu: wait
[08:12] <MHz128> n2diy, i meant with wireless cards
[08:13] <terryx> getting error while starting ubuntu...
[08:13] <NarbeH> cwillu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/92061
[08:13] <Starnestommy> terryx: what error?
[08:13] <cwillu> MHz128, create an adhoc network on one machine, and connect to it from the other.  If they're both ubuntu'ish machines (have avahi/bonjour), you should then be able to connect directly using names like foo.local
[08:13] <n2diy> MHz128, I don't think so, unless you can put one in bridge mode.
[08:13] <terryx> could not mount /dev/disk...
[08:14] <cwillu> MHz128, installing openssh-server on one machine will allow you to browse sftp://foo.local/ from the other machine
[08:14] <terryx> run chkdsk/r from windows ...this should fix the error
[08:14] <terryx> its says that...
[08:14] <MHz128> cwillu, awesome!!! what is avahi/bonjour?
[08:14] <quizme_> Starnestommy: apt-get install ebox ?
[08:14] <Starnestommy> quizme_: don't forget to prefix that command with sudo
[08:15] <cwillu> MHz128, it's a zero-conf technology that apple and linux/debian/ubuntu have
[08:15] <cwillu> MHz128, so once the two machines are on the same network, they can connect, without having to configure ip addresses first
[08:15] <herb> MHz128: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeroconf
[08:15] <cwillu> !avahi
[08:15] <cwillu> silly bot
[08:15] <MHz128> cwillu, oh! so I dont need to set static IPs... ?
[08:15] <cwillu> MHz128, exactly
[08:16] <cwillu> NarbeH, one sec
[08:16] <MHz128> cwillu, awsome thank you!
[08:16] <cwillu> NarbeH, what kind of laptop was that again
[08:16] <terryx> my file system has 350mb space left...how to increase that..??
[08:16] <NarbeH> cwillu: Dell XPS 1530
[08:17] <IchigoMorino> Whenever I send or receive a message in Pidgin it freezes. It would seem that it is chilly outside and the carrier pidgins are too frozen to deliver anything.
[08:18] <MHz128> hahah
[08:18] <allsystemsarego> Hi, I have sound quality issues with my sound card - on the recording/microphone side - how do I go about fixing them? The output from "lspci -nn | grep Audio" is "00:14.2 Audio device [0403]: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia [1002:4383]" The noise to signal ratio is 5 to 1, I get a lot of static, and my voice is only heard very faintly in the background. Someone suggested that if I have I/O and dma options (or not), to go google for what they
[08:18] <allsystemsarego>  are for my sound card, but Google didn't turn up anything relevant, or maybe I didn't put in the right keywords. Any ideas?
[08:18] <oobe> use amsn
[08:18] <terryx> my file system has 350mb space left...how to increase that..??
[08:18] <Grasputin> or pidgin
[08:18] <cwillu> NarbeH, can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[08:18] <systm> im having an use where firefox 3 is going full screen and covering everything on the screen, whenever it is started
[08:19] <NarbeH> cwillu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/92051/
[08:19] <IchigoMorino> oobe: You shouldn't try to convert people, you should try to help them with their problems. I believe aMSN only supports MSN's protocol, right? Then it wouldn't work for me.
[08:19] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: did you install any plugins and/or have you updated your system recently
[08:19] <MHz128> cwillu, do I use the "Link-Local" setting when creating the adhoc network?
[08:19] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: Kopete
[08:20] <oobe> IchigoMorino, yeah good point
[08:20] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: I just installed Ubuntu in a VM, it has worked on all other operating systems I have used it on. And stop trying to convert me please.
[08:20] <oobe> Grasputin,  You shouldn't try to convert people, you should try to help them with their problems.
[08:20] <j3nal> hi there..i having problem with initramfs..i'm not installing wubi..It happen after hang..then i off pc..after that..it show busybox..how to solve?
[08:20] <cwillu> NarbeH, line 128 is wrong, it should be ...i8042.nomux=1, not 18042.nomux=1
[08:21] <cwillu> NarbeH, fix that, rerun sudo update-grub, and reboot
[08:21] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: I do tech support for a living man.... most people just want the simplest answer....
[08:22] <Grasputin> So have you done any updates, checked syslog, etc?
[08:22] <Grasputin> Made any changes to your firewall?
[08:22] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: If someone is asking how to fix a bruise on a pear; telling them to eat a banana instead isn't going to solve their problem.
[08:22] <NarbeH> cwillu: ok let me reset ir
[08:23] <cwillu> NarbeH, you fixed the line and reran update-grub, first though, right?
[08:23] <NarbeH> Starnestommy: Bios Revision A12
[08:23] <cwillu> (in that order)
[08:23] <NarbeH> cwillu: yes
[08:23] <cwillu> k
[08:23] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: It does if they are really hungry
[08:23] <oobe> IchigoMorino, he gets ur point
[08:23] <R0b0t1> What is the name of the program that views pictures?
[08:23] <NarbeH> cwillu: :*:*:*:**:
[08:23] <NarbeH> cwillu: :*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*
[08:23] <NarbeH> cwillu: it works :O:O
[08:23] <ikonia> NarbeH: please stop that
[08:23] <NarbeH> cwillu: oh my god
[08:23] <cwillu> NarbeH, I win :)
[08:24]  * cwillu always wins :p
[08:24] <oobe> R0b0t1, i like feh
[08:24] <NarbeH> cwillu: Starnestommy: thqqqqqqqqqqq
[08:24] <NarbeH> cwillu: Starnestommy: thq a lot all of youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
[08:24] <NarbeH> :X
[08:24] <ikonia> NarbeH: PLEASE stop
[08:24] <Grasputin> I've thrown out some questions... give us some background on what's changes since the last time it worked and when it started acting up.... what steps have you taken so far to resolve the issue
[08:24] <R0b0t1> Ty
[08:24] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: The only plugin I have enabled is Nautilus Integration, which was enabled by default so I didn't touch it. I did mess with the settings, but not too much.
[08:24] <NarbeH> cwillu: Starnestommy: thq a lot and byeeeeeeeeee :) have fun
[08:24] <ikonia> NarbeH: `try to keep your lines simple without all the nooise
[08:24]  * cwillu huggles NarbeH and sends him on his way
[08:25] <cwillu> MHz128, I think so, although I don't know for sure
[08:25] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: Are you using multiple accounts currently? Sounds like ya are.
[08:25] <Emmanuel> Àôèãåòü
[08:26] <ikonia> Emmanuel: english only please
[08:26] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: I have AOL, WL, Google, and Yahoo! accounts.
[08:26] <mysticalzero> anyone use herrie here? Had no idea why "Sample rate or amount of channels not supported." was displayed when attempting to playback audio. Hmm.... *thinking hard*
[08:26] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: Ya might want to try disabling all accounts, signing into each one and if possible chat someone on each service up, to see what the response is like. Maybe one of the services is lagging and it's causing the whole program to slow down
[08:27] <Grasputin> I use AOL, MSN and Yahoo accounts in Pidgin personally as well
[08:30] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: I just tried that. It happens with all four services. Whenever I send or receive a message the whole program freezes.
[08:30] <terryx> how do i copy or cut something to /host folder?
[08:30] <Grasputin> terryx: Where are you talking about exactly?
[08:31] <terryx> from ubuntu desktop to filesystem/host
[08:31] <terryx> its says permission denied
[08:32] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: Might try opening up Terminal and running pidgin from there.... send some messages and see if anything catches your eye there
[08:32] <cwillu> terryx, what's filesystem/host?
[08:32] <ikonia> terryx: there is no /host file system on ubuntu
[08:32] <paul68> hi what is the syntax to chmod a complete dir with subdirs and files?
[08:32] <ikonia> terryx: who made /host ?
[08:32] <terryx> in the middle of download/installing vlc my ubuntu comes blank screen, says reloading demon(2 times) and logout automatic...what this?
[08:32] <Grasputin> You don't happen to be using proxy servers or anything right?
[08:32] <ikonia> terryx: deal with one question at a time please
[08:32] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: Does Pidgin print anything in the terminal?
[08:32] <rww> cwillu, Grasputin, ikonia: terryx is using Wubi. In Wubi, the Windows partition that the Wubi files are on is mounted to /host/
[08:32] <terryx> ok...when you goto file system in my computer there is a folder called host
[08:33] <cwillu> rww, ah, thanks
[08:33] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: Lemme check a few things real quick like
[08:33] <ikonia> terryx: where is that file system
[08:33] <terryx> yes......rww is 100% correct...
[08:33] <rww> paul68: chmod -R
[08:33] <ikonia> rww: ahhhh thank you
[08:33]  * cwillu hasn't had a windows machine recently enough to have noticed wubi beyond the most obvious info about it
[08:33] <ikonia> !away > Hangwire
[08:33] <paul68> rww: thanks
[08:34] <terryx> rww: there is a folder called host, i want to copy my some files to host
[08:34] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: All it returns is "killed" when I force it to quit.
[08:34] <terryx> its says permission denied....
[08:34] <ikonia> terryx: it will do
[08:34] <deftone77> can't get compiz going with my nvidia 9800gt
[08:34] <phpmonk> Microsoft officially have 'beta' answers now!! lol
[08:34] <terryx> no
[08:34] <ikonia> terryx: it is ntfs and needs to be mounted read/write
[08:35] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: you want to try `pidgin --debug` and prepare to see a screenfull
[08:35] <terryx> how
[08:35] <ikonia> phpmonk: we don't care/need to see it
[08:35] <ikonia> terryx: within wubi - no idea
[08:35] <phpmonk> ikonia, beta answers is big joke
[08:35] <terryx> ok...
[08:35] <ikonia> phpmonk: I just said we don't care/need to hear about it
[08:35] <ikonia> phpmonk: it is not on topic to this channel
[08:35] <rww> terryx: I haven't used Wubi recently, either, so I'm not sure how to help. Are the files you're copying from readable by you?  Generally, though, messing with permissions in system directories is a bad idea.
[08:37] <_moro_bana_> how do i check whether ubuntu detected my wireless card or not?
[08:37] <Starnestommy> phpmonk: it's off-topic for this channel
[08:37] <cwillu> paul68, back up a couple steps, what are you trying to do?
[08:37] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: What does Pidgin use Gstreamer for?
[08:37] <terryx> last time blank screen comes when i was downloading/installing vlc
[08:37] <rww> IchigoMorino: playing sounds for new messages, etc.
[08:38] <paul68> cwillu: ok problem is this I have a website and I want to download all its content with ftp towards the /var/www directory however it is giving me errors since the root is owner
[08:38] <ikonia> co_savirus__: why 3 nicks ?
[08:38] <terryx> forget that...what about this my ubuntu screen goes blank and says reloading demons (2 times) and logout(ask for user and password)???????
[08:38] <deftone77> can anyone help me configure my video correctly for an XFX 750A Sli motherboard and XFX 9800GT??
[08:38] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: No idea man
[08:38] <paul68> cwillu: I was thinking that this might be because I don't have enough rights to access the www folder
[08:38] <cwillu> paul68, change the group (not the user (chmod -R :yourusername instead of chmod -R username)), and set it on just the subfolder you want
[08:38] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: Well it makes sense, Ubuntu isn't picking up my VMs virtual soundcard.
[08:39] <terryx> my ubuntu screen goes blank and says reloading demons (2 times) and logout(ask for user and password)..why???????
[08:39] <saranya> any one know how to search a file is exist in the system or not through terminal
[08:39] <saranya> any one know the command for that
[08:39] <Starnestommy> saranya: locate filename
[08:40] <cwillu> saranya, locate <piece of name> (database is updated nightly, or by running sudo updatedb)
[08:40] <paul68> cwillu: since I am not even able to create any directories in the www folder
[08:40] <cwillu> paul68, so, sudo mkdir /var/www/folder
[08:40] <cwillu> and then set the permissions on it
[08:40] <terryx> my ubuntu screen goes blank and says reloading demons (2 times) and logout(ask for user and password)..why???????
[08:40] <yumark> hello
[08:40] <dev_> Hi
[08:40] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: If it's spitting out a *LOT* of messages about sound related stuff, then I would recommend addressing the sound card to actually resolve the issue
[08:40] <paul68> cwillu: ok will do
[08:41] <cwillu> terryx, you know pastebin?
[08:41] <Grasputin> Seems Gstreamer's for webcams and stuff
[08:41] <cwillu> !pastebin | terryx
[08:41] <cwillu> terryx, pastebin the contents of ~/.xsession-errors
[08:41] <rww> IchigoMorino: or you could turn off sounds in Pidgin. There's an option for it in Preferences.
[08:41] <saranya> any one know how to find a file is exist in the system or not and where through terminal
[08:41] <cwillu> saranya, locate <piece of name> (database is updated nightly, or by running sudo updatedb)
[08:42] <cwillu> saranya, pay attention, it's not nice to ask a question, miss the answer somebody typed in 3 seconds later, and then re-ask the question 2 minutes later :(
[08:42] <Grasputin> IchigoMorino: rww's got a point as well
[08:42] <rww> Grasputin: ah. Seems IchigoMorino left. I wondered why my tab completion stopped working :(
[08:43] <terryx> my ubuntu screen goes blank and says reloading demons (2 times) and logout(ask for user and password)..why???????
[08:43] <terryx> done that...
[08:43] <saranya> cwilu thank u for ur answer and ur advice
[08:43] <kelvin911> hi i have a desktop and a laptop, and some external usb hdd connected to a desktop, how does my laptop see the hard disk of my desktop?
[08:43] <cwillu> terryx, done what?
[08:43] <terryx> my post on paste.ubuntu.com
[08:44] <cwillu> terryx, you need to give us the address to the paste
[08:44] <Asterisky> Hi, How do I add a user to a database in PHPMyAdmin?
[08:44] <Asterisky> Please
[08:44] <terryx> ok
[08:44] <Asterisky> Hi, How do I add a user to a database in PHPMyAdmin?
[08:44] <terryx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92070/
[08:44] <WebcamWonder> Guys, if I break the dependencies by installing a package which depends on a slightly newer version of one of the packages, will all hell break loose?
[08:44] <terryx> whats this for?
[08:44] <saranya> it is necessary give the file name with extension ah?
[08:44] <ikonia> WebcamWonder: yes
[08:44] <cwillu> kelvin911, install openssh-server on the desktop, and then connect to it from the laptop from nautilus at sftp://<laptop's name>.local/
[08:44] <cwillu> WebcamWonder, that's a succinct way of putting it, yes
[08:45] <cwillu> WebcamWonder, what package, and what version of ubuntu?
[08:45] <iamelite> hello, Does anyone know how i share my internet connection into my eth0?
[08:45] <mac1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92071/
[08:46] <cwillu> terryx, one sec
[08:46] <WebcamWonder> cwillu: On hardy 64. Package depends on perl >=5.8.8-12ubuntu0.3. I currently have perl 5.8.8-12 installed
[08:46] <cwillu> WebcamWonder, where is the package from?
[08:46] <WebcamWonder> cwillu: pidgin 2.5.3
[08:46] <ikonia> iamelite: iptables, or a proxy package like squid
[08:46] <WebcamWonder> cwillu: A dependency for it
[08:47] <cwillu> WebcamWonder, check if the -backports repo has it
[08:47] <cwillu> terryx, pastebin the contents of ~/.xsession-errors
[08:47] <cwillu> terryx, you just gave me a line of text out of irc
[08:47] <WebcamWonder> cwillu: Ok... I have never dealth with the backports before... want to give me a headstart?
[08:47] <terryx> no errors
[08:47] <WebcamWonder> !backport
[08:47] <cwillu> WebcamWonder, admin | software sources, hit the backports checkbox :p
[08:47] <terryx> just my screen goes blank and logout
[08:47] <terryx> thats it...
[08:47] <cwillu> WebcamWonder, then go into synaptic, and see if pidgin has an upgrade
[08:48] <cwillu> terryx, ___pastebin the contents of ~/.xsession-errors___
[08:48] <onetinsoldier> iamelite: i'm not familiar with doing connection sharing, but it's done with iptables as ikonia said. there is an app that might help make it somewhat easy called 'firestarter'
[08:48] <cwillu> terryx, open that file, and pastebin the contents
[08:48] <rww> WebcamWonder, cwillu: pidgin isn't in intrepid-backports
[08:48] <WebcamWonder> cwillu: Well, I am getting pidgin from getdeb, so it is partially my responsibility
[08:48] <terryx> what file
[08:48] <cwillu> rww, k
[08:48] <terryx> which is in log?
[08:48] <cwillu> terryx, ~ is shorthand for your home directory
[08:49] <iamelite> i have  ried firestarter but i keep getting the error "eth0 is not ready"
[08:49] <cwillu> terryx, if you open gedit, and go to open, and copy that line in (~/.xsession-errors), it'll open
[08:49] <terryx> i don't understand...plz tell me step by step...
[08:49] <cwillu> terryx, open gedit
[08:49] <terryx> from?
[08:49] <cwillu> (apps | accessories | text editor)
[08:49] <terryx> terminal?
[08:50] <mac1> Hello
[08:50] <br4d_id> plz need help with compiling empathy 2-25. M4 macros not found
[08:51] <jim_p> does anybody know an app similar to testdisk?  http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/testdisk
[08:51] <WebcamWonder> Found it... It addressed a critical vulnerability published on 2008-12-24 and was proceeded to be patched with  5.8.8-12ubuntu0.3
[08:51] <WebcamWonder> That would mean it is sitting in the recommended updates
[08:51] <Ademan> is there any way to see what things there are to configure with update-alternatives ?
[08:52] <Starnestommy> br4d_id: do you have autoconf and automake installed?
[08:52] <mac1> I need some help with a fresh ubuntu installation on a nox a14 laptop not handling screen brightness properly, it's impossible to adjust. (Might also have an issue with fan, it does not throttle, just switches on or off).
[08:52] <br4d_id> Starnestommy: testing autoconf... found 2.61
[08:53] <terryx> i don't understand...plz tell me step by step...
[08:53] <cwillu> (apps | accessories | text editor)
[08:53] <IchigoMorino> Grasputin: I changed the soundcard for the VM and Pidgin works now, along with my sound to. =3
[08:54] <br4d_id> Starnestommy: it misses  libtool.m4,  glib-gettext.m4, intltool.m4, pkg.m4
[08:54] <cwillu> terryx, (apps | accessories | text editor)
[08:54] <terryx> just my screen goes blank and logout
[08:55] <terryx> done
[08:55] <terryx> now?
[08:55] <cwillu> terryx, and go to open, and copy that line in (~/.xsession-errors), it'll open
[08:55] <terryx> which line?
[08:55]  * cwillu wonders how much troubleshooting he can get done by repeating lines he's already said
[08:55] <cwillu> terryx, ~/.xsession-errors
[08:55] <bazhang> terryx, the line he keeps repeating
[08:56] <cwillu> ...over, and over, and over :p
[08:56] <terryx> but where?...in which folder?
[08:56] <Starnestommy> br4d_id: try installing libtool, libglib2.0-dev, intltool, and pkg-config
[08:56] <Starnestommy> terryx: the ~ is the folder
[08:56] <cwillu> terryx, doesn't matter, just type in exactly what I said
[08:56] <terryx> ok
[08:57]  * cwillu starts considering a career in drawing-water-from-stones
[08:57] <dnyy> How do I find out if my second HD is sda1, sda2 or sdb1?
[08:57] <br4d_id> Starnestommy: libtool is already the newest version
[08:57] <Grasputin> pft, always..... I think forums.xbox.com is punking me for using ubuntu and firefox....
[08:57] <cwillu> dnyy, probably sdb
[08:57] <joot> * will take a gallon
[08:57] <dnyy> sda2 swap?
[08:57] <cwillu> dnyy, (sd<drive><#partition>
[08:57] <dnyy> aah, gotcha
[08:57] <terryx> ok opened...now?
[08:58] <cwillu> terryx, copy... and paste... into a pastebin...
[08:58] <jim_p> does anybody know an app similar to testdisk?  http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/testdisk
[08:58] <terryx> the whole written text...right?
[08:58] <bazhang> paste.ubuntu.com terryx NOT here
[08:58] <dnyy> Do I need to unmount it before using Storage Device Manager?  I'm trying to make it automount on boot.
[08:58] <goostav> hej mam pytanie
[08:58] <br4d_id> Starnestommy: and so the other three packages are already installed
[08:58] <cwillu> bazhang, I think we're safe there: http://paste.ubuntu.com/92070/
[08:58] <terryx> not herre i know
[08:58] <Starnestommy> br4d_id: try running aclocal then try compiling again
[08:58] <bazhang> !pl | goostav
[08:59] <terryx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92079/
[08:59] <cwillu> thanks
[08:59] <terryx> now see plz..
[08:59] <doggzz> bunty broke broke
[09:00] <hero> thank
[09:00] <bazhang> doggzz, need a better error report than that
[09:00] <br4d_id> Starnestommy: configure.ac:61: warning: macro `AM_PROG_LIBTOOL' not found in library.
[09:01] <doggzz> bunty worked then broked after distributed-updating effect with aptitude gets-me-a-program
[09:01] <terryx> found something...i have installed ubuntu today..and i have no drivers
[09:01] <terryx> even nvidia..
[09:01] <doggzz> help with broked bunty?
[09:01] <bazhang> doggzz, what is the exact error message you got
[09:02] <cwillu> terryx, nothing jumping out at me from that, can you pastebin /var/log/messages?
[09:02] <bazhang> doggzz, paste.ubuntu.com with the exact error message
[09:02] <rww> hmm. I vaguely remember a troll that wandered into #ubuntu a while ago. They called Ubuntu "bunty" too.
[09:02] <systm> how would i add something to $PATH
[09:03] <cwillu> systm, /etc/environment (global), or by doing a set in your ~/.bashrc
[09:03] <cwillu> systm, be _very_ careful what you add to your path though
[09:03] <doggzz> bazhang bunty error messages --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92080/
[09:03] <cwillu> i.e., your homedir would be a bad idea, as would ./
[09:04] <systm> cwillu: if i wanted to add my adb for android where should i put that then?
[09:04] <Starnestommy> br4d_id: I'm not sure how to fix that
[09:04] <iamelite> ok i tried using iptables to share my internet connection but it says i must log into a root terminal, which.... its not letting me do. or so says the only tutorial i could find
[09:04] <bazhang> doggzz, what were you doing when you got the error; please be very specific
[09:04] <cwillu> systm, not sure what that is, but /usr/local/bin is the usual place for customization outside of apt
[09:05] <doggzz> bazhang i did a bunty-apt-get-dist-upgrade-edgy-elephant and got that bunty error :(
[09:05] <br4d_id> Starnestommy: thanks, it was already a help. Now I will try to google with the error messages
[09:05] <iamelite> what is this set of ipv4 settings in my networking
[09:05] <bazhang> doggzz, there is no such thing.
[09:05] <iamelite> i see one that says "shared to other computer"
[09:05] <doggzz> bazhang i did get an error --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92080/
[09:05] <doggzz> error tells all
[09:05] <joot> bahzang: you might be being had I think
[09:05] <bazhang> doggzz, there is no edgy elephant. please take chat elsewhere
[09:05] <cwillu> doggzz, the entire error, including lines leading up to it, and the exact commands you ran
[09:06] <virtualhemant> hi FloodBot1
[09:06] <doggzz> cwillu i post on --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92080/
[09:06] <cwillu> doggzz, there's only one line there
[09:06] <bazhang> doggzz, the commands are not there
[09:06] <doggzz> bazhang you no help?
[09:06] <cwillu> doggzz, the entire error, including lines leading up to it, and the exact commands you ran
[09:06] <rww> doggzz: Funny, that error is from a Windows prograsm
[09:06] <virtualhemant> anbody tried 8.10 yet?
[09:06] <doggzz> it's a goddamn vs compiler message
[09:06] <doggzz> idiots
[09:06] <bazhang> doggzz, paste.ubuntu.com with your sources.list please
[09:06] <nibbler> virtualhemant: what do you think?
[09:06] <cwillu> virtualhemant, way back in october :p
[09:06] <iamelite> So i am loking at my wireless connection, i right click it at the top of my screeen all the little bars. then i select "edit my connection" and choose my wired connection. under the edit i find ipv4 settings and it saying "shared to other comptuers" can i use this? how does it work?
[09:07] <virtualhemant> cwillu, ha ha
[09:07] <virtualhemant> cwillu, how is it?
[09:07] <Arodon> I'm having a weird issue trying to update: apt-get always fails out claiming it can't resolve 'archive.ubuntu.com' yet pinging it works fine...what could be going on?
[09:07] <bazhang> virtualhemant, do you have a support question?
[09:07] <cwillu> virtualhemant, fine? :p
[09:07] <terryx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/92083/
[09:07] <cwillu> terryx, thanks
[09:07] <virtualhemant> bazhang, no
[09:08] <terryx> i come in 30min.
[09:08] <bazhang> virtualhemant, then please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[09:08] <rww> virtualhemant: you may find #ubuntu-offtopic more to your liking, then :)
[09:08] <iamelite> i hve a support question
[09:08] <iamelite> no one seems to know the answer
[09:08] <virtualhemant> bazhang, my apologies
[09:08] <bazhang> iamelite, you want to share the connection with other computers
[09:08] <iamelite> yes
[09:09] <bazhang> iamelite, /msg ubottu ics for info
[09:09] <jim_p> does anybody know an app similar to testdisk?  http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/testdisk
[09:09] <joot> ! ./configure
[09:09] <jim_p> and...
[09:09] <ardchoille> Is there an app that helps manage a daily diary/journal?
[09:10] <jim_p> merry xmas people for tomorrow in case i wont see you
[09:10] <joot> ! make
[09:10] <iamelite> bazhang ty for sharing this with me. i will again try firestarter and get the same error and come back
[09:10] <jim_p> ardchoille, evolution can do it
[09:10] <ackbahr> Hi! I tried installing and uninstalling and reinstalling all packages with the word "flash" in it, but video streams still won't work.... How do I make this work?
[09:10] <Solarbaby> I am so fricken frustated I think I just came here to tell everyone just that
[09:10] <iamelite> failed to start firewall
[09:11] <ardchoille> jim_p: hmm.. I'm not quite happy with the way evolution does things :(
[09:11] <iamelite> device "eth0" is not ready, please check your connection and try again." message from firestarter firewall initiation
[09:11] <ackbahr> jim_p: merry Xmas to you too!
[09:11] <Solarbaby> I've spent nearly 48 hours now trying to geti dual monitors working with Xinerama and its been such a nightmare
[09:11] <jim_p> ardchoille, seamonkey if it exists then?
[09:11] <ubuntu-org> yeah, i've got a disk ubuntu, and it's free, how cool ^_^
[09:11] <jim_p> ackbahr, :)
[09:12] <jim_p> ardchoille, btw, cant thunderbird do it?
[09:12] <Solarbaby> if an OS is this hard for dual monitors, and it masters so many other things..  I dunno.. its a horrible experience
[09:12] <cwillu> Solarbaby, what video card?
[09:12] <jim_p> ardchoille, and there is also google calendar (dunno if its the same)
[09:12] <cwillu> Solarbaby, it's generally not hard, but there's alot of really out of date guides out there
[09:13] <ardchoille> jim_p: not sure, but I'd like to stay with gnome/gtk apps if possible, and seamonkey is quite large just for a simple diary
[09:13] <Solarbaby> Hello cwillu..  Internal video on a Compaq Evo D510 which is a Intel based chipset... and a Voodoo Banshee 16 meg version
[09:13] <cwillu> Solarbaby, across two seperate cards isn't going to work unless they're almost identical cards :(
[09:13] <ardchoille> Solarbaby: this channel works best for support questions, complaining about something is not beneficial
[09:14] <Solarbaby> ardchoille: I had to vent.. nobody else I know would even understand what I've been going through
[09:14] <cwillu> Solarbaby, in theory it's possible, but acceleration is nearly impossible (windows falls back to running both cards under vesa, which might work here, haven't tried it)
[09:14] <jim_p> ardchoille, let me look at apt cache then
[09:14] <jim_p> cwillu, what cand are you on?
[09:14] <cwillu> Solarbaby, from a single dual-head card, it's pretty easy though
[09:14] <jim_p> *card
[09:14] <jim_p> oooops
[09:14] <cwillu> cwillu, radeon's, nvidia's, intel's, I have dual-heads on them all :p
[09:14] <jim_p> i meann Solarbaby, sorry
[09:14] <ardchoille> jim_p: gjots2 looks like it will work, dual pane text editor for groups in a single file
[09:15] <Solarbaby> cwillu: I dont care if they do nice graphics or not.. as long as simple software works
[09:15] <cwillu> Solarbaby, are you trying to dual head across two different cards, one of which is intel, and the other is a voodoo?
[09:15] <Solarbaby> cwillu: yes
[09:16] <Solarbaby> cwillu: 3d stuff isn't a big issue..  its just a internet computer
[09:16] <cwillu> if so, can I suggest that your life would be tremendously easier if you just bought the cheapest nvidia on the market, and used the dualhead on that instead?
[09:17] <Solarbaby> cwillu: I would certainly consider it...  if its an agp card it has to be very tiny ment for small form factors.. if its ISA then it can be a little larger..  (space issues on this)
[09:17] <cwillu> Solarbaby, if you insist, I do have a passing interest in being able to do what you want, if you give me an email address I could post you in a week or so (when I have some time)
[09:17] <joot> When I issue this command it come back as invalid   john@scratchy:~$ autoconf freedroidRPG, 0.11.1 any suggestion please
[09:17] <cwillu> Solarbaby, you can get agp's in that form factor
[09:17] <Fedex1993> So i was downloading some files and idling in irc my nvidia drivers crash is there a way i can fix this?
[09:17] <bazhang> joot, what are you trying to accomplish
[09:18] <joot> Bazhang trying to install freedroid from developers
[09:19] <bazhang> joot, from a tarball? a deb package?
[09:19] <joot> Bazhang; from a tar I extarted to desktop
[09:19] <joot> extracted
[09:20] <rww> joot: Umm. You shouldn't need to use autoconf to do that. Use the instructions on the developers' download page: http://freedroid.sourceforge.net/download.php
[09:20] <bazhang> joot, do you a readme file in there?
[09:20] <rww> joot: unless they're in the INSTALL file, now that I look...
[09:20] <joot> Bazhang; Yes but ./configure give no file or directory
[09:21] <joot> Bazhang; rww: it has a conf ac in the package
[09:22] <rww> joot: is there an autogen.sh file? If so, try running that. The SVN version of that game has one and needs you to run it, then ./configure; not sure about the stable version
[09:23] <joot> rww: I will go look one mo
[09:23] <jim_p> does anybody know an app similar to testdisk?  http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/testdisk
[09:23] <cwillu> !info testdisk
[09:24] <systm> which is closer to ibex, gusty*hardy or dapper?
[09:24] <cwillu> Nope, sorry.
[09:24]  * cwillu keeps good backups :/
[09:24] <cwillu> hardy
[09:24] <cwillu> dapper is 6.06, hardy is 8.04, intrepid is 8.10
[09:24] <cwillu> you can upgrade dapper directly to hardy though
[09:25] <joot> rww: No autogen just a configure ac file
[09:27] <cwillu> If I've ignored anyone recently, sorry, you're out of luck for me today, I'm going to bed now :p
[09:27] <rww> joot: Hmm. Maybe try running "aclocal -I m4 && autoheader && automake --add-missing && autoconf". That seems to be the autoconf line they use in https://freedroid.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/freedroid/autogen.sh
[09:27] <jim_p> thanks cwillu but i look for sth similar
[09:27] <jim_p> !info linux-image
[09:28] <onetinsoldier> rww: wow, that looks like a pretty hefty command there
[09:28] <joot> rww: Thanks I will try that :-)
[09:28] <jim_p> !info emesene
[09:28] <rww> onetinsoldier: Yeah, I didn't make it. Not even sure what bits of it do =/
[09:29] <iamelite> should have paid attention in networkiing Adress: <IP_ADDRESS> mask <IP_ADDRESS> gateway <IP_ADDRESS>    sound right?
[09:29]  * rww is downloading the tarball joot has to try to figure out if there's an easier way
[09:29] <onetinsoldier> rww: ahh, i see. i have some like that saved in a file myself ;-)
[09:29] <iamelite> had to manually assign
[09:29] <cwillu> iamelite, gateway <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:30] <cwillu> iamelite, mask is really just a number between 1 and 32 (<IP_ADDRESS> is, for instance, just a really verbose way of saying '24' (<IP_ADDRESS> sets the first 24 bits)
[09:30] <cua0> hey, i'm having some weird issues. my usb hdd and my ntfs drive don't want to mount. it's like they are lost or there is an error, but i see no error messages
[09:30] <joot> rww: Error: aclocal: `configure.ac' or `configure.in' is required
[09:31] <cwillu> iamelite, gateway and address need to be the identical for that many bits (so, <IP_ADDRESS> (or /24), they need to be 192.168.1.x)
[09:31] <iamelite> cwillu yeah i remember that, just dont remember what value for a local
[09:31] <cwillu> (or 192.168.10.x, or whatever, as long as its the same)
[09:31] <cwillu> iamelite, 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, or 172.16.somethingIcan'tRemember.x
[09:32] <rww> joot: umm. I just grabbed the FreedroidRPG 0.11.1 tar.gz and it has a configure file in it...
[09:32] <cwillu> iamelite, although both 192.168.x.x and 10.x.x.x are often split up into smaller subnets
[09:32] <iamelite> cwillu ty, i am set.
[09:32] <iamelite> and off to do some tests
[09:32] <oma-opa> hi im running evolution with googlemail and imap, I can send and receive emails, but on the left side there is on top the standard "on this computer" stuff and below that there is my email adress and subfolders like income and trash how can I make only one set of appear?
[09:32] <joot> rww: ICan you explain to me how to make it work I usually apt-get but this version is not available
[09:33] <cwillu> cua0, check /var/log/kern.log and /var/log/messages
[09:33] <rww> joot: Sure. I downloaded "freedroidrpg-0.11.1.tar.bz2" from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=54521&package_id=58238 . Then, I'd assume you'd run ./configure, then make, then make install
[09:34] <Mageiriki-me-bas> hello
[09:34] <Mageiriki-me-bas> does anyone know how i will change the codepage on my Ubuntu8.10 to UTF-8?
[09:34] <cua0> cwillu: everything appears fine in those
[09:35] <joot> rww: That is the root problem when I cd then ./configure it comes back no such file or dir
[09:35] <rww> !locales | Mageiriki-me-bas
[09:35] <cua0> cwillu: it's recognizing the external hdd, shows in the gui, but when you click the icon in "places" menu it does nothing.
[09:35] <rww> joot: right. What happens when you issue "ls configure"? Do you get any output?
[09:35] <Mageiriki-me-bas> rww, thanks!
[09:35] <rww> joot: sorry, "ls -l configure"
[09:36] <joot> rww: I will try
[09:36] <cwillu> cua0, sorry, running off to bed, but try figuring out an equivilent mount command, might give you more feedback
[09:37] <cwillu> cua0, if you still run windows, might be as simple as rebooting into windows, running a chkdsk on it, and then doing a clean reboot into ubuntu
[09:37] <cua0> cwillu: seems my fstab is not showing properly i'm going to try a few other things. thanks for the help
[09:37] <cwillu> if that solves it, ubuntu can be told to force mount it (there's even a chkdsk utility for ntfs), but it's not really considered safe to do so
[09:37] <cwillu> (although I do, as I have booted windows on this machine in nearly two years)
[09:38] <Mageiriki-me-bas> ehm, may i make one more question
[09:38] <cwillu> s/have/haven't/
[09:38] <terryx> cwillu: i am here, any progress?
[09:38] <joot> rww: ls: cannot access configure: No such file or directory ....this is from desktop where  freedroid is
[09:38] <cua0> aye, i think i broke the system when i refused to reboot after kernel update installs.
[09:38] <Mageiriki-me-bas> Is there a script to install ubuntu ON a bootable usb-stick?
[09:38] <rww> joot: what about "pwd"?
[09:39] <onetinsoldier> Mageiriki-me-bas: yes... although i don't know if you can call it a script exactly
[09:39] <onetinsoldier> Mageiriki-me-bas: it's call unetbootin
[09:39] <onetinsoldier> !unetbootin
[09:39] <onetinsoldier> hmmm
[09:39] <joot> rww: john@scratchy:~/Desktop$ pwd
[09:39] <joot> /home/john/Desktop
[09:39] <joot> john@scratchy:~/Desktop$
[09:39] <cwillu> Mageiriki-me-bas, onetinsoldier, there are scripts, but there's also a simple menu item in one of the config menus to create a usb bootdevice
[09:40] <rww> joot: okay. Let's back up and I'll run through the basic steps...
[09:40] <joot> rww: cool
[09:41] <onetinsoldier> cwillu: that thing doesn't seem to work for a lot of people from what i've seen, didn't work for me either
[09:41] <onetinsoldier> Mageiriki-me-bas:
[09:41] <onetinsoldier> oops
[09:41] <onetinsoldier> Mageiriki-me-bas: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[09:41] <onetinsoldier> cwillu: but thanks! :-)
[09:41] <rww> joot: 1) download the .tar.gz file to your Desktop. 2) tar -zxf freedroidrpg-0.11.1.tar.bz2 3) cd freedroidrpg-0.11.1 4) ./configure 5) make 6) make install
[09:41] <rww> joot: now. where are you up to in that list?
[09:42] <joot> rww: 3
[09:42] <bullgard4> '~$ file /dev/tty0; /dev/tty0: character special (4/0)' What does '(4/0)' mean?
[09:42] <onetinsoldier> rww: you should consider having him use 'checkinstall'
[09:42] <joot> rww: then I went cd desktop so that was wrong I guess
[09:42] <cwillu> bullgard4, it's a device node, of a particular type (corresponding to a particular driver in the kernel)
[09:43] <Mageiriki-me-bas> cwillu...
[09:43] <rww> joot: Yeah, you need to be in the freedroidrpg directory for configure and make to work. Try doing that and see if it helps ;)
[09:43] <simplenewb> how do I connect to my home PC running tightvnc from within ubuntu? I'm on the same home wifi network at the moment.
[09:43]  * cwillu wasn't kidding about going to bed now :p
[09:44] <joot> rww: will do back soon...
[09:44] <Mageiriki-me-bas> cwillu, actually i need one linux installed ON a usb, not a usb to install linux on hard disk.
[09:44] <cwillu> Mageiriki-me-bas, look at the eeepc install guides, should largely work the same way
[09:45] <Mageiriki-me-bas> cwillu,:D
[09:45] <bullgard4> cwillu: Please explain the particularity. I cannot see an assignment to a number 0  and to a number 4 in your message.
[09:45] <joot> rww: Success many thanks sorry I am new to compile stuff
[09:45] <cwillu> bullgard4, look up major/minor numbers
[09:45] <rww> joot: awesome :). Glad I could help!
[09:46] <cwillu> bullgard4, and stop keeping me from my warm comfy bed :p
[09:46] <bullgard4> cwillu: A merry christmas to you!
[09:47] <Lou_> Every program that calls libc-2.8.90.so instantly dies. Example: Dec 24 17:36:01 lat-ws kernel: [65012.809555] gnome-commander[4719]: segfault at 71 ip b7037b1e sp bfb88d68 error 6 in libc-2.8.90.so[b6fc6000+158000]  Is anyone else having this problem?
[09:47] <joot> rww: me too Merry Christmas and good night to all of you>>>>
[09:47]  * cwillu throws a bowl of christmas pudding at bullgard4
[09:47] <cua0> cwillu: see, you're still here!
[09:48] <onetinsoldier> anyone here, besides me, find the man page for the 'find' command a little unwieldy and wish that they could get started learning it via interactive examples? i have found a great tool/app that does this!
[09:48] <cua0> and i'm out now. thanks for the tip cwillu. it was /etc/fstab corrupted or restored to a previous version and the usb hdd had an unclean dismount from windows so i had to add the -force option in /etc/fstab anyways.
[09:48] <cua0> onetinsoldier: i can honestly say i've never once man'd find
[09:49] <onetinsoldier> cua0: oh man.. it's quite a page! if you ask me. the one for lsof looks pretty daunting too, but for some reason i don't have too much trouble understandin it
[09:51] <onetinsoldier> cua0: if you're interested...  http://www.kbrandt.com/2008/06/pygnomefind-gui-frontend-to-gnu-find.html
[09:51] <cua0> onetinsoldier: sure, thanks. always good to have a repository of links
[09:51] <onetinsoldier> yw
[09:52] <systm> how would i figure out whats preventing my G1 from being recognized by adb from the Android SDK Tools?
[09:52] <j3nal> why i got this when i mount my 2nd sata -> mount:unknown filesystems type 'ext4'?
[09:54] <Ceres> how do I find what the device name for my wireless network adaptor for my laptop without being connected to a network?
[09:55] <Ceres> I am using gutsy on a dell latitude c610 and setting up wpa
[09:56] <cua0> Ceres: usually with those you need to be connected to a hardline first and download the restricted drivers.
[09:56] <skringla> Ceres: why do you need the name of the wieless adapter for setting up wpa
[09:56] <Ceres> the drivers work fine
[09:56] <Ceres> I am just looking for the device name
[09:56] <cua0> oh, hah, i misunderstood
[09:56] <cua0> try lspci
[09:56] <Ceres> thanks
[09:56] <Starnestommy> j3nal: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[09:57] <Ceres> lspci doesn't give device names (like ath0 or something of that sort)
[09:57] <Ceres> (or eth0 eth1)
[09:57] <cua0> oh, then do ifconfig
[09:58] <Ceres> ifconfig doesn't give that info if it isn't connected to a network
[09:58] <Ceres> on the wireless
[09:58] <cua0> should be a -all attribute
[09:58] <Ceres> thanks
[09:59] <CornholioTR> how do you manually mount an external usb hdd?
[09:59] <CornholioTR> intrepid won't see it
[10:00] <sleepy_cat> can we have an os on the external hard disk
[10:00] <skringla> CornholioTR: did you try 'sudo fdisk -l'
[10:00] <onetinsoldier> CornholioTR: does it show up in fdisk -l ?
[10:01] <CornholioTR> yeah
[10:01] <Ceres> thank you cua0, that worked
[10:01] <cua0> Ceres: cool :)
[10:01] <onetinsoldier> CornholioTR: ok, then mount it with info from that
[10:01] <CornholioTR> ok
[10:01] <skringla> CornholioTR: yes, itdid show up on there then?
[10:01] <cua0> skringla: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/25/ubuntu-tricks-how-to-mount-your-windows-partition-and-make-it-readwritable/
[10:02] <cua0> i just used that as reference to mount my usb hdd and windows partition.
[10:02] <cua0> er sorry skringla , i meant to link that to CornholioTR
[10:02] <cua0> CornholioTR: check the link i pasted ^^
[10:02] <skringla> cua0: I thought I had said something really wrong
[10:03] <cua0> not at all
[10:04] <cua0> CornholioTR: it's probably not mounting because it was not unmounted from windows properly. so you'll have to -force it
[10:04] <CornholioTR> i last used it with linux
[10:04] <CornholioTR> it's ntfs though
[10:04] <cua0> try it that way anyways.
[10:05] <kevin34> sorry to jump in the conversation late but you may be able to use fstab to do what you want
[10:05] <skringla> CornholioTR: ntfs suport is buggy, I lost a hole partion doing what you are doing, I would mount it to windows and then unmount it just in case
[10:05] <oma-opa_> hi i found the language-support-de package using synaptic, I want to install it, so openoffice will be in german, the language-support-en is already installed, do I need to uninstall the english one or will the german one be used after installation?
[10:06] <CornholioTR> skringla: i don't have win right now
[10:06] <cua0> kevin34: yea, fstab is documented in the link i pasted.
[10:06] <skringla> CornholioTR: I sugjest you change the format as soon as posible to fat then, if you can get back into it
[10:07] <kevin34> cool cua0
[10:07] <Lou_> There is a bad segfault bug in the most recent version of libc-2.8.90.so. This is a major bug. How to report it?
[10:08] <reddevil> Hello, I have a dialup connection that I want to share with others over wireless lan. How can I do?
[10:08] <onetinsoldier> Lou_: you running ubuntu 8.10?
[10:08] <skringla> CornholioTR: fat is alot more stable than NTFS unless you never plan on accessing it with windows then ext3 or some thing
[10:08] <Lou_> onetinsoldier, yes.
[10:09] <CornholioTR> i originally formatted as ntfs because i had some dvd images
[10:09] <CornholioTR> i'll probably format it as ext3 when i get a chance
[10:09] <onetinsoldier> Lou_: i would try Applications --> System Tools --> Report a problem
[10:09] <onetinsoldier> oma-opa_: what is the language you have your system set to?
[10:10] <kevin34> hey this is wayyyy off topic but does anyone here know much about car insurance?
[10:10] <onetinsoldier> doh! ijust missed him
[10:10] <mint> !p2p
[10:11] <skringla> CornholioTR: I prefer fat because it is compatible with every thing at least on my externals and thumb drives, windows will not read ext3 to my knoedge
[10:11] <Lou_> onetinsoldier, can't. That program is also affected.
[10:12] <onetinsoldier> Lou_: roger. hang on
[10:14] <kc8pxy> skringla:  it will, butnot without lots of convincing
[10:14] <ardchoille> running Applications --> System Tools --> Report a problem results in a messagebox: "This problem report is damaged and canot be processed."
[10:14] <kc8pxy> skringla:  and IIRC it's only read-only last i checked.
[10:15] <CornholioTR> skringla: you need an ifs for win
[10:15] <skringla> kc8pxy: thats what I thought, to much work it sounds like
[10:15] <skringla> i'll stick with fat
[10:15] <carlosz> ji
[10:15] <carlosz> some one speak spanish ?
[10:15] <sara-> jack control stops iplayer working :S
[10:15] <ardchoille> !es | carlosz
[10:15] <onetinsoldier> Lou_: i'm not sure really. you could try installing 'reportbug'. i think you'd have to have your MTA installed and configured
[10:16] <kc8pxy> skringla:  I've seen it fsck up my ext*'s,   so i don't mess with it..   boot my linux and feed my windows files, with ntfs-3g :)
[10:16] <carlosz> well
[10:16] <CornholioTR> skringla: at last it worked
[10:17] <Lou_> onetinsoldier, ok. Thanks.
[10:17] <carlosz> i need some one explorerfor my ubuntu
[10:17] <ardchoille> carlosz: what is the problem?
[10:17] <CornholioTR> thanks a lot
[10:17] <onetinsoldier> Lou_: you're welcome and good luck
[10:17] <carlosz> i want one web explorer
[10:17] <skringla> CornholioTR:  good for you, took me a while to mount a drive through command line
[10:17] <carlosz> because firefox is to slow
[10:17] <onetinsoldier> time for bed, night all
[10:18] <ardchoille> carlosz: there are other web browsers in the repos, try epiphany-browser
[10:18] <carlosz> ok thanks ardchoille :D
[10:18] <ardchoille> carlosz: there is also galeon
[10:18] <skringla> carlosz: try lynx
[10:19] <ardchoille> carlosz: are you looking for a gui web browser or text-based?
[10:19] <carlosz> :\
[10:19] <skringla> carlosz: it works from the command line, can be handy
[10:19] <Agent_Ubuntu> Hi all, I have a question, sorry for my english ;), Now, I have got  security and recommends updates, but I can't download, the download doesn't start, why?
[10:19] <carlosz> gui
[10:19] <Agent_Ubuntu> I have main server
[10:20] <ardchoille> carlosz: epiphany-browser and galeon are in the repos
[10:20] <carlosz> thanks men
[10:20] <carlosz> :D
[10:21] <ardchoille> carlosz: I can help you make firefox faster if you want
[10:21] <carlosz> :o
[10:21] <carlosz> yeahplis
[10:21] <carlosz> please
[10:21] <ardchoille> carlosz: open firefox and type this into the urlbar: about:config
[10:22] <carlosz> ok
[10:22] <ardchoille> carlosz: in the "Filter" textbox type this in: ipv6
[10:22] <bhavik> can any one help me for how to install the printer on workstation in ltsp server
[10:22] <bhavik> can any one help me for how to install the printer on workstation in ltsp server
[10:22] <bhavik> can any one help me for how to install the printer on workstation in ltsp server
[10:22] <FloodBot3> bhavik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:23] <kevin34> i'll follow along too :)
[10:23] <carlosz> ok i find ipv6
[10:23] <carlosz> sorry for my inglish
[10:23] <ardchoille> carlosz: if the key network.dns.disableIPv6 is true, double-click it to make it false. we're going to be working with a few keys so keep that window oipen
[10:24] <carlosz> its false
[10:24] <Agent_Ubuntu> ok, now I can, thanks
[10:24] <ardchoille> carlosz: ok, that one is done. in the Filter textbox, type in :pipelining
[10:24] <ardchoille> carlosz: ok, that one is done. in the Filter textbox, type in: pipelining
[10:25] <bhavik> can any one help me for how to install the printer on workstation in ltsp server??
[10:25] <carlosz> ok
[10:25] <ardchoille> carlosz: make the network.http.pipelining and network.http.proxy.pipelining keys to true
[10:25] <kevin34> what does that do
[10:26] <ardchoille> pipelining, speeds things up
[10:26] <carlosz> ok ready
[10:26] <ardchoille> carlosz: double-click the network.http.pipelining.maxrequests key and change 4 to 8
[10:26] <kevin34> cool
[10:27] <kevin34> im doing all this too i'll let you know how much it helps me out :)
[10:27] <ardchoille> ok :)
[10:27] <kevin34> thanks a bunch chief
[10:27] <ardchoille> np
[10:27] <kevin34> wish i could save these configs
[10:28] <ardchoille> kevin34: they're saved in the prefs.js file in your firefox folder, irrc
[10:28] <kevin34> what about for win
[10:28] <kevin34> i have both on the network
[10:28] <carlosz> k im ready
[10:28] <ardchoille> no idea, I haven't touched Windows in 7 years
[10:28] <kevin34> k
[10:28] <kevin34> sorry carlosz
[10:28] <ardchoille> carlosz: now, restart firefox and see if it's faster
[10:28] <unop> kevin34, should be the same on windows too
[10:29] <carlosz> ok  very thanks :D
[10:29] <ardchoille> unop: really? good info, thanks
[10:29] <ardchoille> carlosz: much faster?
[10:29] <kevin34> do i need to save first or anything?
[10:29] <carlosz> yeaah :D
[10:29] <ardchoille> carlosz: There are more tweaks here, but I haven't done the others: http://howto.helpero.com/howto/Speed-Up-Firefox_31.html
[10:30] <carlosz> its more faster
[10:30] <ardchoille> kevin34: no, just restart firefox
[10:30] <ardchoille> carlosz: Cool :)
[10:30] <carlosz> :D:D
[10:30] <carlosz> heymen
[10:30] <kevin34> hmmm
[10:30] <carlosz> and the adobe flash player ?
[10:30] <ardchoille> !flash | carlosz
[10:30] <kevin34> i'm not really noticing a huge dif but i am on a ten meg connection
[10:30] <carlosz> i dont have flash player for ubuntu
[10:31] <ardchoille> kevin34: There are more tweaks here, might help: http://howto.helpero.com/howto/Speed-Up-Firefox_31.html
[10:31] <kevin34> sweet
[10:31] <kevin34> thanks man
[10:31] <ardchoille> carlosz:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash
[10:31] <ardchoille> kevin34: yw :)
[10:31] <carlosz> i have amd64 :\
[10:32] <carlosz> and ubuntu 8.10
[10:32] <ardchoille> carlosz: I'm not sure about flash for 64bit systems
[10:32] <carlosz> ok man thanks :D
[10:32] <carlosz> dont worry :p
[10:32] <kevin34> most pages come up really quick anyhow
[10:33] <carlosz> im new in unix
[10:33] <carlosz> and ilike that :D
[10:33] <ardchoille> carlosz: you have Linux, not unix
[10:33] <carlosz> its more better than windows
[10:33] <ichbinesderelch> carlosz: get yourself "cowsay" and like it even more :P
[10:35] <kevin34> wow a lot of tweaks on that site
[10:35] <RocketJumper21> go here to get the Adobe Flash 10 plugin beta for Ubuntu x64 ... http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
[10:35] <MistDragn> biggest public chan on the network, ubuntu must be pretty awesome
[10:35] <kevin34> yes it is
[10:36] <ardchoille> MistDragn: I've been using Ubuntu since 2005 and I can attest that it is the best distro, IMHO.   Ubiquity, of course, doesn't work with ORCA, Gnome's screen reader so I need (untrained) sighted assistance to install.  All's fine until I get up to the partition manager.  I've got two drives in this notebook: a 160 and a 320 gig.  I've set aside 10 gigs to try Ubuntu (currently  unpartitioned.) I have my sighted
[10:41] <Gnea> kevin34: just don't talk like that at all in here, period.
[10:41] <bhavik> any one help me for install the printer on workstation in ltsp ubentu server
[10:41] <Gnea> !printer | bhavik
[10:41] <kevin34> yes thats why i just said sorry and didnt know
[10:41] <MistDragn> thats the main reason i dont use *nix as my primary OS.. drivers.
[10:42] <MistDragn> but i would love to get at some raw packets >:>
[10:42] <Gnea> MistDragn: works fine here, most drivers are built-in
[10:42] <Gnea> more drivers in ubuntu than in vista, that's for sure
[10:43] <MistDragn> yeah i am a die hard winblose user and i haven't ever touched vista except when i absolutely had no choice
[10:43] <ardchoille> MistDragn: Building your own computers is easy to learn and allows you to pick and choose hardware that you already know runs well with Ubuntu.
[10:43] <Gnea> XP has come a long way, they've done a really good job with it
[10:43] <MistDragn> well i am in the market to get a new pc after the holidays
[10:43] <yuan> ==
[10:43] <The_Joe_> I have a second HDD in my PC - but everytime I login I need to manually mount it and authenticate, is there anyway I can make it mount automatically?
[10:43] <MistDragn> but in order to be sold on a *nix dist i'd need to know that i can still game with it
[10:43] <Insectoid> Gnea: Seven years later...
[10:43] <ardchoille> Windows OS chat really should go to another channel
[10:44] <Gnea> Insectoid: HEH.
[10:44] <gui____> hi
[10:44] <MistDragn> just curious if ubunut can run pc compatible games or if i'd need a virtual machine
[10:44] <MistDragn> and if so, how much a virtual machine would degrade performance
[10:44] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, Wine/CrossOver/Cedega will _help_, but they're not perfect.
[10:44] <ardchoille> !wine | MistDragn you might look into this
[10:44] <gui____> I have a problem one of my disk is very poor in data transfer all details are there : http://pastebin.com/m45f13fa0 pls help me ;)
[10:44] <Insectoid> MistDragn: Wine will let you run some things -- it really depends what type of games you want to run.
[10:45] <bhavik> Thank you very much... i go through...
[10:45] <RocketJumper21> MistDragn use WINE or CrossOver
[10:45] <MistDragn> wonder if i'd be better off getting a mac with linux core and running ubuntu as an optional boot OS
[10:45] <Ad_> wat about ubuntu as PRIM and wind as VM
[10:46] <Gnea> MistDragn: cedega is also great for games, but be prepared to pay for it
[10:46] <Gnea> it's cheap, though
[10:46] <MistDragn> doesn't that defeat the purpose of open source ;)
[10:46] <Insectoid> MistDragn: If you want to pay the "apple tax" -- the smartest thing in my opinion is to build your own box (it isn't hard and you can install everything from xp to Ubuntu to Leopard on it with a little research)
[10:46] <The_Joe_> Gnea, It's GPL so getting it for free is OK. I guess.
[10:46] <Gnea> !cedega | MistDragn
[10:46] <Gnea> MistDragn: not at all
[10:47] <sara-> !ubuntu
[10:47] <Gnea> MistDragn: do note: dell sells computers with ubuntu on it, dell makes money off of it. there's nothing, anywhere, that states that you can't make money with it.
[10:48] <Insectoid> Now if only Linux accessibility was a little less ... epic fail?
[10:48] <Gnea> hrm yes, there are many issues yet to be tackled
[10:48] <Gnea> like this pulseaudio thing
[10:48] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, Open Source just means the Source is avaliable - "Free Software" does not mean free.
[10:49] <MistDragn> you'd just think if the source was available that someone would make a free version
[10:49] <Gnea> MistDragn: there's a difference between "free speech" and "free beer"
[10:49] <Insectoid> Gnea: Yeah -- and just generally Orca.  I can't believe anyone actually uses that without going mad.
[10:49] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, There probably is, you might even be able to get the source from somewhere and build it yourself
[10:49] <Gnea> MistDragn: only if you're blind and interpret things without any common sense
[10:50] <ardchoille> Insectoid: perhaps the orca/Ubuntu devs need to hear input from users like you, sounds to me like an opportunity for you to help make things better :)
[10:50] <fde> MistDragn: Find a case where that isn't true.
[10:50] <MistDragn> the amount of effort to find a case doesn't outweight how bad i care to be right ;)
[10:50] <Gnea> MistDragn: http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
[10:51] <MistDragn> er, it does :>
[10:51] <Insectoid> ardchoille: The Orca devs are very well aware of their issues -- not being able to click Install on the desktop without jumping through hoops on the LiveCD, for instance, they just don't seem to ever make progress on fixing them.
[10:51] <fde> MistDragn: You're simply wrong though, every case where a software is GPL, there is a free version around.
[10:51] <MistDragn> im fine with that
[10:52] <itai-michaelson> hi, i'm getting an error on boot that /home/.dmrc is not owned by user. i found a solution here :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=971110, but my question is- do i need to write HOME and USER in capital letters when inputting the commands?
[10:52] <apparle> data gets copied very very slowly on USB flash disk.... whereas it is copied normally on windows
[10:52] <ardchoille> Insectoid: patience is a virtue, sometimes devs on one project are also devs on other projects.
[10:53] <fde> Insectoid: Complaining in an IRC channel doesn't improve anything, the Ubuntu name is so fitting for open source, its only as good as its separate parts, and right now the only people interested particularly in accessibility are Sun.
[10:53] <MistDragn> are there any links in the topic that would enable me to find pro-ubuntu compatible hardware?
[10:53] <Gnea> itai-michaelson: it's saying $HOME and $USER not HOME and USER, so yes, they need to be uppercase
[10:53] <MistDragn> as well as that would indicate how well ubuntu performs from a music/video media creation standpoint?
[10:53] <ardchoille> !hcl | MistDragn
[10:53] <Insectoid> ardchoille: It's not even so much the devs -- they're quite great guys, it's just gah!  I can think of a lot of places that would be much more constructive.
[10:55] <Gnea> fde: all the time.
[10:55] <MistDragn> a.k.a. "BUMP!"
[10:55] <mysticdarkhack> morning all
[10:56] <MistDragn> morning mdh
[10:56] <bwaoul> morning
[10:56] <Insectoid> ardchoille: I.E. casual coders like myself would love to help with Orca and other Linux accessibility but conditions for entry make it nearly impossible.
[10:56] <The_Joe_> Hm. No one did tell me about the HDD mounting...
[10:56] <mysticdarkhack> anyone here know a good gdm theme but simular to the current one without the big ubuntu logo?
[10:57] <The_Joe_> mysticdarkhack, www.gnome-look.org
[10:57] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: have you seen other gdm themes ubuntu offers? have you seen http://www.gnome-look.org ?
[10:57] <Gnea> mysticdarkhack: www.gnome-look.org has a plethora
[10:57] <The_Joe_> ardchoille, Beat you to it - and you Gnea
[10:57] <Gnea> The_Joe_: no need for that.
[10:58] <progex> <s
[10:58] <fde> MistDragn: audacity is decent for audio creation, there is also mixxx and jokoshur depending on what you want... pitivi and kino are the best video editors in the archive, but cinelerra is much better
[10:59] <Blaise> fde: Have you had much luck using a guitar as an audio input?
[10:59] <fde> Uhh... jokosher*
[10:59] <mysticdarkhack> The_Joe_, I know but what name or how can I find the same gdm without the logo. It took me to long to find it.
[10:59] <fde> Blaise: I don't own a guitar... I rarely even listen to music containing them
[10:59] <MistDragn> i use a mixer for my audio recording, firewire connection.
[10:59] <MistDragn> direct line in works but you lose quality
[11:00] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: you can always copy a gdm theme from /ust/share/gdm/themes and modify it to suit your needs
[11:00] <The_Joe_> mysticdarkhack, What he said.
[11:00] <Insectoid> Blaise: I run all my instruments through the board and in with a 1/4 to pin jack and record stereo in audacity
[11:00] <mysticdarkhack> hmm
[11:00] <mysticdarkhack> good point
[11:00] <Blaise> fde: Ok, it's just that I connect a guitar to my machine through a foot pedal (Zoom GFX), this has worked on Windows, but doesn't on ubuntu
[11:01] <mysticdarkhack> thanks
[11:02] <bhavik> thank you very  much .. but i cannot detect the hardware on thin client ...
[11:03] <tux9778> how do i increase the video card mb?
[11:03] <MistDragn> overclock the RAM
[11:03] <ardchoille> tux9778: you would need to buy a new card
[11:04] <tux9778> thats not good for a laptop lol
[11:04] <bhavik> i want to install the printer on workstaion in ltsp server of ubentu, i configure the lts.conf..i runt the printer and add the the printer.
[11:05] <bhavik> i want to install the printer on workstaion in ltsp server of ubentu, i configure the lts.conf..i runt the printer and add the the printer.but its hanged...
[11:05] <MistDragn> i want ice cream
[11:05] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, But it's winter "/
[11:06] <MistDragn> yellow snow cones on sale
[11:06] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, Watch out where those huskies go and don't you eat that yellow snow.
[11:06] <MistDragn> !ot
[11:06] <The_Joe_> :P
[11:06] <MistDragn> im calling overtime on myself
[11:08] <The_Joe_> D'oh I forgot what I came in here for now...
[11:08] <The_Joe_> Oh yeah
[11:08] <The_Joe_> I have a second HDD in my PC - but everytime I login I need to manually mount it and authenticate, is there anyway I can make it mount automatically?
[11:09] <MistDragn> find out command line for the mounting action and put it in a batch-like file on startup?
[11:09] <Blaise> I have a problem with my boot screen not displaying, my monitor says the resolution cannot be displayed, until X starts, then everything is fine, any reason for this?
[11:09] <ferranp> Hi, how to install cmemcache in ubuntu, I'm have this error wit test.py: mcm_server_stats():3025: unknown stat variable: pointer_size, cmemcache-0.95, libmemcache-1.4.0.rc2, thanks
[11:09] <MistDragn> yes, there is a reason.
[11:09]  * Andr00 dose the cha-cha all around the room
[11:09]  * ikonia requests Andr00 doesn't do random me commands
[11:09] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, That would ask me to authenticate every time I log in
[11:09] <Andr00> haha ok
[11:10] <MistDragn> you can't put your username/pass in the command?
[11:10] <MistDragn> i know jack about ubuntu
[11:10] <MistDragn> i guess it's not smart to have your username pass in a free text file for security reasons
[11:11] <The_Joe_> Of course not
[11:11] <MistDragn> write a little encryption/decryption app and run that on startup, have it interpret an encrypted file in order to submit the u/p
[11:12] <The_Joe_> You REALLY know jack about Ubuntu
[11:12] <MistDragn> hahahahahha so true
[11:12] <koshar2> The_Joe_ put it in your fstab file
[11:12] <MistDragn> eat my crontab
[11:12] <The_Joe_> koshar2, Who?
[11:13] <MistDragn> ubuntu sounds kinda like an ancient ball playing game.. maybe the one where they throw human heads
[11:13] <koshar2> The_Joe_ place an entry in the fstab to mount your second drive
[11:13] <The_Joe_> Where's fstab?
[11:13] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, "Ubuntu" is Swahili(?) - it means "Humanity"
[11:14] <MistDragn> so we're both right
[11:14] <koshar2> The_Joe_ /ect/fstab
[11:14] <The_Joe_> koshar2, Ok - I'll try that, thanks
[11:14] <Andr00> speaking of random, i think instead of having linux distros like ubuntU and redhat and debian, the linux community should focus on making distros for states and countrys..... like "London OS" and "United States OS"
[11:14] <MistDragn> hmm... i can't find my ect folder, maybe its etc
[11:14] <bazhang> !offtopic
[11:14] <MistDragn> Andr00: which ones will have a back door?
[11:14] <bazhang> please take chat elsewhere
[11:14] <MistDragn> !ot
[11:14] <bazhang> MistDragn, please
[11:15] <MistDragn> sorry I thought I was being subtle
[11:16] <The_Joe_> koshar2, Ok - I have no idea what all that in fstab means
[11:17] <koshar2> The_Joe_ ahh the joy of learning, once you read a few tuts it will all be clear,
[11:17] <MistDragn> Ubuntu Forums > The Ubuntu Forum Community  > Other Community Discussions  > Tutorials & Tips > How to fstab - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[11:17] <The_Joe_> MistDragn, Wow you're fast O.o
[11:17] <Andr00> the govs might drop windows for linux
[11:17] <The_Joe_> Andr00, That's called "Wishful Thinking"
[11:17] <MistDragn> i thought china already did that
[11:17] <koshar2> The_Joe_ just remember to BACK IT UP before messing round so you can always revert back
[11:17] <bazhang> Andr00, The_Joe_ MistDragn chat elsewhere
[11:18] <The_Joe_> koshar2, Of course
[11:18] <Andr00> i bilive linux is good enought
[11:21] <moza> hello, does someone know how to get rid of a proxy under gnome (ubuntu 8.04)
[11:21] <moza> ?
[11:21] <Andr00> i would even go as far tosay that i would trust linux with my life
[11:22] <madsal> Hello
[11:22] <The_Joe_> bazhang, He'll come back wondering why you did that.
[11:22] <madsal> Sinhala therena ekek innawada?
[11:23] <archman> how to mount external 300gb hd? in gutsy
[11:23] <archman> via usb
[11:24] <The_Joe_> archman, Terminal - sudo mount /media/name-or-location-of-disk
[11:25] <The_Joe_> Unless you just formatted in which case you'll need to plug it out then back in.
[11:25] <archman> how can i know which is the hd? btw.: no new hardware in /media...
[11:25] <The_Joe_> I always have that problem... Sorry I don't know much more than that. There's probably another way.
[11:25] <Kartagis> help. i don't know what i d
[11:26] <Kartagis> help. i don't know what i did but my sound slide is gone and i can't turn the sound up/down using the front knob
[11:26] <archman> The_Joe_: btw devices are 'mapped' in /dev :)
[11:27] <The_Joe_> archman, I never figured out what the hell /dev is to be honest.
[11:27] <pen> Kart: What was the last thing you did before this happened?
[11:27] <Uther_P> can anyone tell me where I find what causes the console text to be buffered when opening the pager (less, man ect...) then restored when quitting them?  I can't seem to track it down and its very anoying
[11:28] <moza> The_Joe_, /dev is where the external devices appear (that's my understanding of it)
[11:28] <Slart> moza: get rid of a proxy? uninstall it? or are you talking about evading an external proxy?
[11:28] <Uther_P> I would like it to behave more like most other linux/unix consoles: when I quit a pager, I want a prompt, but still wanna see what was in the pager before I quit
[11:29] <jitu3485> hi , how can I make a custom ubuntu installation cd which will have all the packages/software installed on my system?
[11:29] <terryx> how to install envy
[11:29] <Slart> !envy | terryx
[11:29] <moza> Slack_, uninstall it... synaptic is not working and i'm pretty sure it's because it tries to get through a proxy (and it shouldn't)
[11:30] <Koordin> hi i have an annoying problem : i have to type 'sudo dhclient' in order to connect to internet and i have to retype it every minute in order not to be disconnected ; i'm on wifi ; does someone have an idea ? i've already tried to set up a static address ip as shown there but with no result : (eth0 is my wifi interface) http://paste.ubuntu.com/92145/
[11:30] <brainac0cult> mmm
[11:30] <terryx> how to install it
[11:30] <ardchoille> The /dev directory contains the special device files for all the devices. The device files are created during installation, and later with the /dev/MAKEDEV  script.
[11:30] <ikonia> terryx: don't use envy
[11:30] <terryx> why?
[11:30] <terryx> i have nvidia fx5500
[11:31] <brainac0cult> nvidia is col
[11:31] <ardchoille> !nvidia | terryx
[11:31] <achadwick> Uther_P: PAGER=more, IIRC. Not that you're still around.
[11:31] <Slart> moza: your synaptic is broken?
[11:32] <moza> i typed export "http_proxy=" in a terminal, and then did apt-get update
[11:32] <Slart> moza: afaik you don't need an internet connection to uninstall software
[11:32] <moza> since then, my graphical synaptic tells me that some updates are available (for openoffice.org and so on)
[11:33] <ardchoille> I ran the "Report a problem" app and it crashed. Is this a known issue?
[11:33] <moza> but when it tries to connect to internet to get the packages, the error is "403 forbidden"
[11:34] <Slart> moza: hmm.. I really don't know then..try asking the channel again
[11:34] <Koordin> hi i have an annoying problem : i have to type 'sudo dhclient' in order to connect to internet and i have to retype it every minute in order not to be disconnected ; i'm on wifi ; does someone have an idea ? i've already tried to set up a static address ip as shown there but with no result : (eth0 is my wifi interface) http://paste.ubuntu.com/92145/
[11:34] <nibbler> moza: sounds like proxyerror
[11:34] <nibbler> you have/need a proxy moza?
[11:35] <nibbler> Koordin: so your interface' ip gets lost after a minute?
[11:35] <moza> (sorry interrupted by phone)
[11:35] <Koordin> nibbler i don't know what happens after a minute but i don't have internet anymore and i'm bound to 'sudo dhclient'
[11:35] <moza> nibbler, i don't need a proxy where i am right now
[11:36] <mysticdarkhack> Morning again
[11:36] <moza> i needed a proxy at school, and i configured it back at that time
[11:36] <nibbler> Koordin: well, you could "sudo watch dhclient ..." but that would be no more than a stupid workaround
[11:36] <moza> what would do "watch"
[11:36] <moza> ?
[11:36] <nibbler> moza: so start apt in a shell with no set proxy?
[11:36] <moza> i did that
[11:36] <nibbler> moza: execute the command once in 2 seconds :)
[11:36] <nibbler> sorry, Koordin
[11:37] <mysticdarkhack> I edit my gdm theme but forgot to backup first
[11:37] <moza> lol, yes, stupid workaround...
[11:37] <nibbler> Koordin: so -n 60 maybe even
[11:37] <Zaribenn> anyone know how to fix the problem with screen flickering ?
[11:37] <moza> nibbler, i did that, but my apt didn't install the updates
[11:37] <nibbler> Koordin: you should check your logs what happens to your interface/ip
[11:37] <Koordin> nibbler, where ?
[11:37] <nibbler> moza: did u update before upgrading?
[11:37] <nibbler> Koordin: /var/log/{syslog,messages}
[11:37] <mysticdarkhack> so if anyone would kindly go to their /usr/share/gdm/themes/Human and send me a cop of Human.xml or copy the text to me
[11:38] <Tommy_HA> Hi, how can I find out which type of memory is installed in my system without opening the box? I need to know if it's DDR1 or DDR2.
[11:38] <nibbler> Tommy_HA: dmidecode, lshw
[11:38] <mysticdarkhack> or maybe send it to me here xdcc
[11:39] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m6e8996eb
[11:39] <Tommy_HA> nibbler: thx
[11:40] <terryx> why mcomputer goes hang all the time...can anybody tell me please
[11:40] <moza> nibbler, i did a lot of things lately... 0)starting with a fully working 8.04 ubuntu+kde3.5 1)update of 8.04 2)upgrade to 8.10 3)be afraid of kde4 4)trying to get back to kde3 (not possible under 8.10) 5)installing back 8.04 from a live cd and keeping my /home 6)facing a lot of problems with my internet connection...
[11:40] <nibbler> terryx: your computer goes hang all the time
[11:40] <terryx> yes
[11:40] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, thank you so much
[11:40] <moza> (i'm under gnome right now)
[11:40] <Fret18> Gnome pwns. B)
[11:40] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: I can upload a tarball of the entire theme if needed
[11:40] <nibbler> moza: gnome>kde :D   but anyway, do aptitude update then upgrade and see if it works
[11:41] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, yeah that be good too if you would mind
[11:41] <moza> i don't want to upgrade to ibex...
[11:41] <nibbler> moza: that wont upgrade you to ibex
[11:41] <moza> ok
[11:41] <nibbler> moza: as long as you use the right/original sources
[11:41] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: no problem, homd on..
[11:42] <moza> without exporting a void proxy, apt-get tells me "403 forbidden"
[11:42] <nibbler> moza: anything more than this?
[11:42] <nibbler> moza: like a few more lines of the console....
[11:42] <terryx> why mcomputer goes hang all the time...can anybody tell me please
[11:42] <moza> nibbler, doing the upgrade right now
[11:42] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack:  wget http://ardchoille.nfshost.com/temp/Human.tar.gz
[11:43] <Fret18> what happens terryx?
[11:43] <robinpahw1> My Vim has stopped displaying colors when i use to edit my dot c files or any other program file, it just shows me black text - any body has any idea ?
[11:43] <Fret18> exactly.
[11:43] <sara-> x11vnc -forever -usepw -httpdir /usr/share/vnc-java/ -httpport 5800   what does that do, i saw it on a site that advises i open a port on my pc to use vnc... thats like a welcome mat
[11:43] <moza> nibbler, the upgrade is working just fine, thanks for telling me that it wouldn't upgrade to ibex :)
[11:43] <keule_on> hi there - i have a problem with the resolution under intrepid - i only have 800x600 and 60hz - there is nothing in my xorg.conf - and i dont have any idea.... the concept in intrepid changed i red - so does anybody have an idea?
[11:44] <nibbler> moza: u r welcome :)
[11:44] <Fret18> try resetting the xorg
[11:44] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, once agian, thank you
[11:44] <ardchoille> yw
[11:44] <nibbler> moza: btw, i think best practice is using "save-upgrade"... just for future use....
[11:44] <actafool> anyone know how to fix the problem with screen flickering ?
[11:45] <nibbler> actafool: there is 1k possible reasons for screen flickering
[11:45] <terryx> my ubuntu hangs random amount of time...some time auto logout in middle of any work...movies...mp3...downloading...what i do??????????????????????
[11:45] <actafool> lol
[11:45] <moza> nibbler, does it save the current settings just in case?
[11:45] <Koordin> nibbler this is what happens during the minute of "connected" : http://paste.ubuntu.com/92152/ (syslog)
[11:45] <mysticdarkhack> Anyone know a good app to monitor bandwidth cap for ubuntu?
[11:45] <actafool> fux ;(
[11:45] <nibbler> actafool: often TFT screens flicker when connected via RGB signal, bad shielding, wrong freq, broken device etc
[11:45] <Fret18> backup and reinstall
[11:45] <mysticdarkhack> just curious here
[11:45] <actafool> well my screen isnt tft
[11:45] <actafool> its Compaq p700 17'
[11:45] <amortvigil> does anyone how to run netcfg in fish?
[11:45] <MistDragn> yes.
[11:46] <terryx> my ubuntu hangs random amount of time...some time auto logout in middle of any work...movies...mp3...downloading...what i do??????????????????????
[11:46] <nibbler> moza: it just upgrades packets taht you already have on your systems to more recent version, and only breakes packeges once in a while :D
[11:46] <MistDragn> terryx; reinstall the OS
[11:46] <amortvigil> MistDragn: if you do please tell me
[11:46] <actafool> it write requered resolution and refresh frequency must be 1024x768 @ 85 HZ
[11:46] <MistDragn> amortvigil: i dont, but someone does
[11:46] <actafool> but my refresh freq is 60 hz
[11:46] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: I use gkrellm to monitor bandwidth, cpu, procs, hd sizes, email, memory, swap and other things, it's a great app
[11:46] <actafool> maybe thats the problem idk
[11:46] <MistDragn> who's idk?
[11:46] <terryx> have done 3-4 times..installed with windows xp...(inside windows)
[11:46] <moza> nibbler, ok, thanks, i take good note of this, save-upgrade :)
[11:46] <actafool> idk = i dont know
[11:46] <Fret18> terryx: make the files backup and reinstall ubuntu.
[11:47] <nibbler> moza: safe, not save
[11:47] <nibbler> Koordin: what interface are you using to connect to inet?
[11:47] <MistDragn> TCP/IP
[11:47] <moza> ok, safe-upgrade
[11:47] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, well can it monitor bandwidth usage
[11:47] <terryx> u understand..inside windows like webui
[11:47] <Koordin> nibbler, eth0 for the wifi
[11:47] <terryx> dual boot of windows and ubuntu
[11:47] <Fret18> terryx: wubi?
[11:47] <terryx> yes
[11:47] <nibbler> Koordin: eth0 for wifi sounds strange enough, but ok
[11:47] <terryx> wubi.........
[11:47] <moza> i'll see if this upgrade did any good to the rest of my problems, have a good day and thanks again
[11:47] <MistDragn> wubi.
[11:48] <Fret18> terryx: then, it's a bit worse...
[11:48] <terryx> why?
[11:48] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, comcast and other isp is start to cap bandwidth so just need something to help know my usage
[11:48] <Fret18> terryx: wubi installer will probably have to download all files again.
[11:48] <Fret18> terryx: have you tried loggin in using failsafe mode?
[11:48] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: oh, no, I don't think gkrellm monitors how much you've used, it just displays the current and last minute or so
[11:48] <terryx> no
[11:48] <Fret18> logging*
[11:49] <MistDragn> mysticdarkhack; IPCOP?
[11:49] <terryx> whats that option for>
[11:49] <terryx> ?
[11:49] <Fret18> terryx: try it. There's this option in the login screen.
[11:49] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, I find app for windows but I'm a full linux user
[11:49] <nibbler> Koordin: avahi-daemon[4783]: Registering new address record for <IP_ADDRESS> on eth1.IPv4.  <--- avahi binds this ip to eth1, this might be the prblem, you have 2 NICs in same network?
[11:49] <terryx> then what?
[11:49] <Fret18> terryx: then try doing an update.
[11:49] <terryx> why update
[11:49] <Koordin> nibbler, NICs ?
[11:49] <nibbler> Koordin: network interface cards
[11:49] <terryx> last time i do whole update and my ubuntu gets corrupted
[11:50] <Fret18> terryx: if your Ubuntu has corrupted files, it can probably fix.
[11:50] <terryx> i have to install it again
[11:50] <mysticdarkhack> MistDragn, you tried it?
[11:50] <laperr> is there a ubuntu-ps3 room
[11:50] <terryx> how
[11:50] <terryx> with upate
[11:50] <terryx> ?
[11:50] <Fret18> yes
[11:50] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: perhaps this?  bandwidthd - Tracks usage of TCP/IP and builds html files with graphs
[11:50] <terryx> what about last time
[11:50] <nibbler> Koordin: like having wlan and cable connected at the same time, or even two of the same kind...
[11:50] <keule_on> hi there - i have a problem with the resolution under intrepid - i only have 800x600 and 60hz - there is nothing in my xorg.conf - and i dont have any idea.... the concept in intrepid changed i red - so does anybody have an idea?
[11:50] <Fret18> terryx: my graphics card files were corrupted, but were fixed by an update.
[11:50] <nibbler> Koordin: as he is assigning IP to eth1, and you say you use eth0
[11:50] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: apt-cache search bandwidth | more
[11:50] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, guess I'll give it a tried
[11:51] <Koordin> nibbler, i have to NICs, one on wifi, and one on ethernet, but the ethernet cable is not plugged and i don't want to use the ethernet interface (eth1)
[11:51] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, so you not worrying about bandwidth cap?
[11:51] <Fret18> terryx: maybe you've done something wrong during the update setup. Try updating now. If it doesn't work, you'll probably have to reinstall Ubuntu.
[11:51] <nibbler> ok, but somehow it is assigend an ip, see the line i pasted b4. so you have 2 interfaces with same ip, this wont work obv.
[11:51] <nibbler> Koordin:
[11:51] <terryx> let me try one more thing
[11:51] <terryx> bye n thanx
[11:51] <Fret18> ok
[11:51] <ardchoille> mysticdarkhack: I don't transfer enough to worry about it really
[11:51] <Fret18> no problem.
[11:52] <kexman_> hi
[11:52] <kexman_> could anyone help me install an ubuntu kernel ?
[11:52] <kexman_> i have the system installed
[11:52] <alec> im having trouble connecting to a network. in networks i see the other machines but when i open the icon theres nothing there. im connected wirelessly so this may not be ideal but can anyone help with this??
[11:52] <kexman_> i just need the kernel
[11:52] <nibbler> Koordin: so maybe deactivate eth1, or set it to static in /etc/netwo*/interfaces
[11:52] <FloodBot3> kexman_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:52] <Fret18> terryx: also try getting help in the Ubuntu forum.
[11:52] <mysticdarkhack> ardchoille, lol I see. Well At least that a good thing in you side
[11:52] <kexman_> i am right now on the livecd in a terminal window under X :)
[11:52] <ardchoille> kexman_: if you have installed Ubuntu, then you should have a kernell too
[11:52] <Fret18> http://ubuntuforums.org/index.php
[11:52] <kexman_> its not me who started the installation
[11:52] <kexman_> but i need to finish it :)
[11:52] <kexman_> i dont know ubuntu... i would like just to install an ubuntu kernel and configure grub accordingly
[11:53] <kexman_> could anyone assis me with that ?
[11:53] <kexman_> ardchoille: well i have
[11:53] <nibbler> kexman_: insert cd, boot, click continue 1k times, read what is written, and everything should be fine
[11:53] <kexman_> ardchoille: its not me who installed the ubuntu
[11:53] <mysticdarkhack> Every linux distro always come with a kernel no matter what or else the os won't function
[11:53] <ikonia> kexman_: ubuntu installs the kernel for you
[11:53] <Fret18> Anyone here uses/used Epiphany browser?
[11:54] <Stanlin> what is epyfany
[11:54] <kexman_> ikonia: nibbler do i need initrd ?
[11:54] <ikonia> kexman_: you just need to boot from the install/livecd and follow the installation instructions on script
[11:54] <Fret18> A GNOME browser.
[11:54] <ikonia> kexman_: let ubuntu do all that for you
[11:54] <kexman_> hehh
[11:54] <kexman_> but someone messed wit hhits
[11:54] <ikonia> kexman_: you don't need to worry about that, the install will do it all for you
[11:54] <nibbler> kexman_: you usually have it. dont know if YOU need it
[11:54] <kexman_> and i now dont know if i need that or not
[11:54] <mysticdarkhack> Anyway, I'm off now all
[11:54] <mysticdarkhack> Take care and thanks for the help
[11:54] <Crewsr3_1> I would like to give back to the community "get involved" by helping with a particular package can someone point me in the right direction so that I can help
[11:54] <ikonia> kexman_: don't worry about it, let ubuntu manage your kernel
[11:54] <kexman_> nibbler: wll problem is that the guy who did this copyed his menu.lst
[11:54] <kexman_> and that had initrd in it
[11:55] <kexman_> but the file wasnt there
[11:55] <ikonia> kexman_: what is the actual problem your having ?
[11:55] <kexman_> and i dont know what he could had did
[11:55] <kexman_> i now have a kernel panick
[11:55] <nibbler> kexman_: what is he panicing about?
[11:55] <kexman_> cant mount root fs on unknownblock(0,0)
[11:55] <kexman_> i a now trying with root=/dev/sda1
[11:55] <kexman_> since that is where my / is
[11:55] <nibbler> try changing your root= parameter at boot prompt
[11:55] <kexman_> there was some UUID in that