[10:16] <spikerman> How can i make /etc/reslov.conf not change when reboot
[10:16] <flaccid> spikerman: disable dhcp?
[10:17] <Szeraax> so i am trying to use parted to create a partition, is there anyway to see a list of all the fs types it can create in this new partition?
[10:17] <Jaikkanen> ThanatosDrive: indeed. they got majority
[10:17] <Frogzoo> Szeraax: use gparted
[10:17] <spikerman> flaccid, i only want to make the dns not change
[10:17] <Slart> spikerman: there is a setting that keeps some things.. for example dns-servers even when using dhcp.. can't remember where it was though
[10:17] <Darkkish> hey I'm trying to configure my intellimouse
[10:17] <flaccid> spikerman: configure the dhcp server then
[10:18] <Darkkish> i've tried the tutorials but my buttons still aren't mapped right
[10:18] <Szeraax> Frogzoo: will it tell me all the fs types that i can use?
[10:18] <spikerman> flaccid, how?
[10:18] <Darkkish> my 2 extra buttons are mapped as mouse 3 and 2
[10:18] <flaccid> spikerman: read the documentation of the dhcp server?
[10:18] <Darkkish> when they should be 6 and 7
[10:18] <Jaikkanen> ThanatosDrive: CS nerds are made fun of alot, perhaps you havent noticed cus your part of em.. you pretty much have the image of living on pepsi and 2 minute noodles.. sleep on your keyboard.. and use your enormous stomach as a pillow
[10:18] <spikerman> flaccid, o,thx
[10:18] <flaccid> spikerman: a better question would be, what is changing your resolv.conf ?
[10:18] <BwR> Anyone care about real problems?
[10:18] <ThanatosDrive> Jaikkanen: Says the Linux practitioner.
[10:19] <Jaikkanen> ThanatosDrive: we think its time you move onto a game from this millenium
[10:19] <ThanatosDrive> Jaikkanen: In any case, I'm not a CS nerd. I enjoy playing because my friends play. I also play SSBM, and the occasional D&D. And tennis. Yes, real, outdoor tennis.
[10:20] <howlingmadhowie> ThanatosDrive: you mean you've done things like "seen the light of day"? i haven't done that in years
[10:20] <BwR> Which kernel should I choose?
[10:20] <Jaikkanen> ThanatosDrive: hehe, well its all in good humour.. and yeah alot of guys i know play CS as a very casual thing, infact arent much of PC gamers at all
[10:20] <BwR> linux-generic, linux-image-generic, linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic?
[10:20] <honam> #korea
[10:20] <andybris> hi, complete and utter newbie to ubuntu looking for help setting up my system
[10:20] <Slart> BwR: linux-generic if you ask me =)
[10:21] <ThanatosDrive> andybris: What's up?
[10:21] <Szeraax> andybris: just ask, we'll try to help
[10:21] <flash42> BwR: what for?
[10:21] <BwR> flash42: During the "Install Base System" it asks me which kernel to install?
[10:21] <Darkkish> does anyone have an "IntelliMouse Explorer2"
[10:21] <BwR> But I get an error whatever I choose
[10:21] <lwolf> hi people
[10:21] <Szeraax> Darkkish: actually, i do
[10:21] <epp> hey, xgl used to work. now when i start it it says something is already running on display :1.  Blablabla You may be able to use chroot /target ... instead
[10:22] <andybris> ok.. here we go, i have a comp with an asus p5w hd deluxe mobo, and a raid 0 set up and looking for help how to install ubuntu
[10:22] <lwolf> does one of you can give the name of a pci wifi card that work fine with ubuntu ?
[10:22] <Jaikkanen> howlingmadhowie: mm, wow.. reminds me of my dark ages of nerd life.. pretty much the CS life i refered to, all that cola and 2 minute noodles.. hadnt seen daylight in weeks
[10:22] <nextse7en> Could someone point me to a good how to for setting up telnet in fiesty?  I just want to telnet into my fiesty machine from a NeXT machine on my network
[10:22] <Szeraax> havent tried, i decided it was like trying to change the firmware of my tivo :)
[10:22] <epp> lwolf ip2200
[10:22] <roeinstein> hey
[10:22] <Szeraax> Darkkish: so yeah...
[10:22] <lwolf> epp, wich brand ?
[10:23] <epp> lwolf, intel
[10:23] <ThanatosDrive> nextse7en: telnet should already be there. Go to terminal and type in 'telnet'
[10:23] <Szeraax> intel
[10:23] <Darkkish> Szeraax, do the extra buttons work?
[10:23] <Szeraax> epp: i've go tthat card
[10:23] <Szeraax> Darkkish: i havent tried actually
[10:23] <nextse7en> So all I need to do is telnet into this ip, and enter this machines user name and password?
[10:23] <astro76> nextse7en, install telnetd... that's it
[10:23] <Darkkish> oh
[10:23] <lwolf> errr
[10:23] <epp> Szeraax, same, i have a centrino
[10:23] <Darkkish> Can anyone help me getting extra buttons to work?
[10:23] <nextse7en> thanks.
[10:24] <Szeraax> epp: are you trying to get it to work?
[10:24] <lwolf> i was more looking for a brand and model like "linksys wmp 54G"
[10:24] <n2diy> I want to learn how to program, where should I start?
[10:24] <epp> lwolf, alot of dlinks work
[10:24] <flash42> BwR: it's kinda dunno
[10:24] <flash42> :(
[10:24] <Szeraax> epp: ohhhh, we are suggesting stuff to lwolf?
[10:24] <howlingmadhowie> n2diy: i'd recommend starting with a scripting language like python
[10:24] <ThanatosDrive> Darkkish: Perhaps this can help. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto
[10:24] <epp> Szeraax, yeh.
[10:24] <Darkkish> Can anyone help me to get the extra buttons on my mouse to work?
[10:24] <lwolf> epp, ok, will take a look
[10:24] <Shadow6363> hmm, im trying to login to this computer from another using xdmcp but the other computer says this one isnt responding, any ideas?
[10:24] <BwR> Oh well... I've been at this for more than 11 hours straight... I'm taking a powernap... If anyone feels smart and up for a challenge, PPM me
[10:24] <lwolf> thanx
[10:25] <flaccid> start learning languages
[10:25] <Darkkish> ThanatosDrive, that's the problem, i tried that a few times, it didn't work.
[10:25] <Szeraax> i would probly go with a nice d-ling lwolf
[10:25] <flaccid> thats a good place
[10:25] <Szeraax> link*
[10:25] <ThanatosDrive> Darkkish: Out of ideas then =/
[10:25] <andybris> with xp i have to do the f6 thing to install the raid driver for windows how do i do it for ubuntu? thats the first question.. (more to follow)
[10:25] <lwolf> dlink dwl-g510 ?
[10:25] <epp> hey, xgl used to work. now when i start it it says something is already running on display :1. How do i find out whats running and kill it?
[10:25] <Szeraax> lwolf: no matter what, make sure you check out what driver you are using before you get it
[10:25] <lwolf> for exemple ?
[10:25] <epp> hold onm
[10:25] <Szeraax> sometimes they change chipsets in one product model!, lwolf
[10:26] <lwolf> ok
[10:29] <epp> DWL-G650
[10:29] <andrej> What do I have to do to get boinc going (again)?  I just installed it, started it up fine, joined a project.  Terminated all BOINC processes because I needed to restart X, and now it's complaining that it can't reach  a client, and the network settings in boincmgr are greyed out
[10:29] <epp> lwolf DWL-G650
[10:29] <lwolf> epp, ok, tahnx
[10:29] <Szeraax> epp: lwolfyeah, really liked that one
[10:29] <epp> someone just tested that and it works out o the box in fiesty
[10:29] <Darkkish> my extra buttons are mapping to 8 and 9 instead of 6 and 7
[10:29] <Darkkish> even though i have my mouse set to 7 buttons
[10:30] <Szeraax> lwolf: it is very handy in Back Track too
[10:30] <WeeJeWel> can i set a default size for the window list panels?
[10:30] <epp> lwolf, BTW heres a list of cards and how well they work with ubuntu https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[10:30] <MARIUSmarius> i need bjfilter-pixmaip1000-lprng-2.50-2.i386.rpm file. Could anybody give me working link or something :) I can't find it :)
[10:30] <lwolf> epp, thanx !!!!
[10:30] <andybris> can anyone help with my raid install question?
[10:31] <flaccid> MARIUSmarius: ubuntu doesn't use rpm
[10:31] <ThanatosDrive> Do I need to sign in as root to edit my xorg.conf?
[10:31] <Szeraax> ThanatosDrive: nope, just sudo
[10:31] <MARIUSmarius> i'll convert them with alien
[10:31] <flaccid> ThanatosDrive: depends on the permission of the file
[10:31] <WeeJeWel> thanatos, depending on the chmodded rights
[10:31] <MARIUSmarius> i just need my printer working :)
[10:31] <flaccid> MARIUSmarius: dont we all
[10:32] <MARIUSmarius> ?
[10:32] <howlingmadhowie> MARIUSmarius: have you looked here? http://www.rpmseek.com/index.html
[10:32] <ThanatosDrive> Szeraax: How do I use sudo in conjunction with saving an edited text file?
[10:32] <Darkkish> YAY
[10:32] <astro76> MARIUSmarius, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=335655&highlight=pixma+ip1000
[10:32] <Darkkish> it works
[10:32] <ThanatosDrive> flaccid: I only see 'root' in permissions.
[10:32] <Szeraax> sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:32] <Szeraax> ThanatosDrive: or vi, or vim
[10:33] <Szeraax> whatever text editor you like
[10:33] <flaccid> ThanatosDrive: there you go
[10:33] <MARIUSmarius> no,  there's no such file
[10:33] <MARIUSmarius> shit
[10:33] <ThanatosDrive> !ohmy | MARIUSmarius
[10:33] <ubotu> MARIUSmarius: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[10:33] <flaccid> sihte
[10:33] <andybris> can anyone point me to where i can find out about installing ubuntu on a raid 0 setup?
[10:33] <MARIUSmarius> ok, sorry :)
[10:34] <Darkkish> how can i start beryl by default?
[10:34] <Darkkish> er... when gnome boots
[10:34] <WeeJeWel> darkkish, logon manager
[10:34] <Darkkish> !beryl
[10:34] <astro76> !raid | andybris
[10:34] <ubotu> beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. Help in #ubuntu-effects
[10:34] <ubotu> andybris: Raid and LVM --> very easy guide for alternate CD : http://users.piuha.net/martti/comp/ubuntu/raid.html Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO
[10:34] <WeeJeWel> Session manager **
[10:34] <MARIUSmarius> in system>preferences>sesion
[10:35] <andybris> ok, thanks for that
[10:35] <Darkkish> WeeJeWel, what?
 in system>preferences>sesion
[10:35] <WeeJeWel> then click add and type beryl-manager
[10:35] <ThanatosDrive> Szeraax: Thank you!
[10:36] <Szeraax> ThanatosDrive: enjoy!
[10:36] <WeeJeWel> Is there a way to make the window buttons (on the panel) one default size?
[10:37] <WeeJeWel> so they dont resize because of the title?
[10:37] <jamiejcumbria> Any one help I am running a Internet cafe. Some of the children are using java games what are not written in the best way and use all cpu power slowing all everyone else down. Any one know how I can limit the resources given to java_vm permanently please rather than renice every time
[10:37] <lwolf> found one that seems fine... thanx
[10:37] <Melquiades> good morning!
[10:37] <lwolf> a hercules wireless g hwgpci 54 Mbps
[10:37] <lwolf> ;)
[10:38] <Melquiades> I am a noob who needs help with his install
[10:38] <JayFM> Morning :)
[10:38] <howlingmadhowie> jamiejcumbria: that is a very interesting question. i'd try it by writing a script to replace the link in /usr/bin/java
[10:38] <lwolf> does one of you have a linksys wrt54GL ? (the one that allow to flash the bios with a linux one)
[10:38] <Kjellviz> !ntfs
[10:38] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[10:39] <flaccid> lwolf: yeah
[10:39] <Kjellviz> !ntfs-3g
[10:39] <ubotu> ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[10:39] <tracy> hi, was wondering if anyone could offer some simple help with using amarok and an ipod? or know a good place to find out?
[10:39] <lwolf> flaccid, is it this great ?
[10:39] <Kjellviz> !fuse
[10:39] <ubotu> Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing using fuse here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[10:39] <flaccid> lwolf: what do you mean
[10:39] <lwolf> flaccid, err
[10:39] <flaccid> lwolf: do you have one?
[10:39] <lwolf> flaccid, no, i want to buy one
[10:39] <lwolf> but i hesitate
[10:40] <lwolf> flaccid, so i want advice about it ;)
[10:40] <cow_cakep_> hai
[10:40] <Melquiades> I'm looking to install ubuntu so that it dual boots with windows, i've got my partitions in order, is there anything I should be careful of?
[10:40] <flaccid> lwolf: i havnt flashed yet becuase the website doesn't seem to provide any documentation
[10:40] <flaccid> on the linux thing
[10:40] <Melquiades> or, better yet, is there a good walkthru ?
[10:40] <lwolf> flaccid, ok, but the default bios is fine ,
[10:40] <lwolf> ?
[10:40] <fyrestrtr> is there a reason you want to flash it with linux?
[10:40] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: well.. for less complication.. install windows first before linux
[10:40] <linux_> how i can be connected always as root ?
[10:41] <lwolf> just for trying ;)
[10:41] <flaccid> lwolf: its fine as long as you upgrade the firmware
[10:41] <lwolf> ok
[10:41] <Melquiades> Jaik:  I've just finished that
[10:41] <flaccid> lwolf: im happy to try it now, if you provide instructions on how lol
[10:41] <fyrestrtr> !root > linux_
[10:41] <jamiejcumbria> howlingmadhowie: Thanks I'll look in to that.
[10:41] <lwolf> thanx for all these advices
[10:41] <flaccid> lwolf: i'll test whatever you want...
[10:41] <lwolf> flaccid, watch http://howto.landure.fr
[10:41] <flaccid> lwolf: i got it 3 days ago
[10:41] <howlingmadhowie> jamiejcumbria: another possibility (though wasteful) would be to write a cronjob which checks for instances of the jvm once a minutes and then renices them.
[10:41] <linux_> no , i know the password
[10:41] <lwolf> flaccid, if i succeed, i will put the howto on this site
[10:42] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: not so much to watch out for.. but consider getting software for your windows.. so you can read ext2 ext3 HDD formats
[10:42] <linux_> i just dont know how to connect with her always on the startup
[10:42] <Melquiades> jaik:  got that too
[10:42] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: cool
[10:42] <flaccid> lwolf: do you know what you need to do ? can we pm?
[10:42] <fyrestrtr> linux_: you do not want to do that; never.
[10:42] <Melquiades> I'm just worried about doing something stupid while installing from the live cd
[10:42] <astro76> linux_, that is such a horrible idea, no one is going to help you do it
[10:43] <linux_> why not ?
[10:43] <Melquiades> i've set up xubuntu on my old PIII box, but never in a dual boot situation
[10:43] <Jaikkanen> well its kinda confusing for the first time, if you have no experience with linux.. i didnt.. and i had no idea what root was.. or swap
[10:43] <linux_> im the only one that use this pc and no one want to use him so i have nothing to fraid of
[10:43] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: then its simple
[10:43] <lwolf> flaccid, no i don't know, but i have sufficient knowledge to find it by myself ;)
[10:43] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: just dont install linux over your windows partion and your fine lol :D
[10:43] <astro76> linux_, the link ubotu explains it well https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[10:44] <howlingmadhowie> linux_: if you want to, you can set the password for the root account and then login as root
[10:44] <Melquiades> lol
[10:44] <chuy> linux_ you will have to set up the root password, but it's not a good idea, what if you accidentally do an rm -r / with root permissions huh?
[10:44] <Melquiades> that would be bad
[10:44] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: also if you want.. like i did.. i mounted my windows drive as /windows/
[10:44] <Szeraax> but not as cool as dd /dev/zero /dev/hda1
[10:44] <nextse7en> Anyone have any idea why I can't install netkit-inetd in fiesty? I recive the following
[10:44] <nextse7en> E: netkit-inetd: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[10:44] <linux_> ok if you say ... so how i can login as root ?
[10:44] <Szeraax> while root
[10:44] <Szeraax> linux_: su
[10:45] <flaccid> lwolf: im d/l the gpl code now, where do i read about how to implement?
[10:45] <astro76> linux_, sudo -i or sudo -s, also on that page
[10:45] <Melquiades> yeah, you need a special program to write to ntfs right?
[10:45] <chuy> linux_ sudo su, and then do passwd, then you have root password set up
[10:45] <Melquiades> but otherwise ubuntu can read it
[10:45] <Melquiades> at least that's what I understand
[10:45] <Jaikkanen> oh really? not certain..
[10:45] <fyrestrtr> chuy: do not tell people how to set a root password please.
[10:46] <Jaikkanen> hm.. well i cant remember if i was using fat32 or ntfs on my old laptop when i dual booted
[10:46] <Melquiades> My wireless card is going to be the first hurdle I suspect
[10:46] <linux_> chuy now im with root , and still i can write to var/www why ?
[10:46] <lwolf> flaccid, like i said, for the moment , i don't know, but my guess is that it install like a normal linksys update
[10:46] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: well ubuntu is pretty great with laptops.. and it has no problem with my wireless card atleast
, ok, I thought it was a proper thing to do for people that ask it, I already told him that is a really bad idea
[10:47] <flaccid> lwolf: linksys doesn't give you anything. the ftp is down, i can't even d/l it...
[10:47] <chuy> linux_ chmod it, or create directories for your users
[10:47] <Melquiades> well, I won't be able to jack in until tomorrow morning, so dialing everything in will have to wait until i can get my wireless card up and running
[10:47] <linux_> what ? [ i cant create dir its the dir i need to use ]
[10:48] <linux_> that its the reason i told you i need always root access
[10:48] <Melquiades> at any rate, I'm off to attempt an install
[10:48] <Melquiades> maybe see you in an hour or so
[10:48] <Melquiades> :D
[10:48] <Melquiades> thanks
[10:48] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: i was so impressed when i first used ubuntu.. i have a wired network here.. all i did was plug it in.. and i instantly was connected to the net and all
[10:48] <chuy> linux_ sudo chmod 777 /var/www
[10:48] <Jaikkanen> Melquiades: you can use gaim while installing
[10:48] <lwolf> flaccid, well, watch for a howto on my site. If i find out the solution, i'll put it there
[10:49] <lwolf> flaccid, for the moment, i can't help you more
[10:49] <chuy> linux_ if other people access your PC I advise to chown it, chown <user> /var/www
[10:49] <Melquiades> yeah, i don't have a wired net until tomorrow
[10:49] <Jaikkanen> oh
[10:49] <Jaikkanen> i see
[10:49] <Melquiades> or else i'd use xchat
[10:49] <Jaikkanen> k, good luck
[10:49] <linux_> chuy no1 will ever access this pc
[10:49] <Melquiades> so i have to come back to windows
[10:49] <Melquiades> we'll see!
[10:49] <astro76> flaccid, I used dd-wrt on a wrt-54g for a long time, very nice, probably the best firmware for it http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/down.php?path=downloads%2Fstable%2Fdd-wrt.v23+SP2/
[10:49] <Melquiades> i'm sure I'll be back tomorrow!
[10:49] <Melquiades> thanks
[10:50] <flaccid> astro76: yes but what is the go with the linksys firmware/linux ?
[10:50] <flaccid> astro76: not 3rd party
[10:51] <astro76> flaccid, hmm?
[10:51] <chuy> linux_ ok, I told you 2 options, choose the one you like, if you enter a normal session with root permission you are gonna get lynched by #ubuntu people
[10:52] <nextse7en> Hi folks, trying to install netkit-inetd, get the same prblem for both atp-get an synaptics, could someone give a me clue? E: netkit-inetd: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[10:52] <Szeraax> chuy: you know, if he logs into an irc while root, its not hard to get him
[10:52] <Darkkish> How do I use a .run file?
[10:53] <Szeraax> Darkkish:  ./*******.run
[10:53] <linux_> chuy i did udo chmod 777 /var/www and still have no rite access
[10:53] <ThanatosDrive> Do I need to restart in order for changes in xorg.conf to be noticed?
[10:53] <FruitLoop> I'm still having trouble trying to install Edgy 6.10 onto a separate partition to my UbuntuStudio 7.04. I tried with the Edgy Alternate install CD this time, but it still won't work. i.e. - when I reboot, grub gives a Error 17 and I have to boot from the SuperGrub CD to repair it... but then I can only boot into Studio... What do I need to do to add Edgy to the grub menu?
[10:54] <Szeraax> ThanatosDrive: just your x server does
[10:54] <ThanatosDrive> Szeraax: K
[10:54] <chuy> linux_ try this: sudo chmod -R  777 /var/www
[10:55] <fyrestrtr> DO NOT change permission around in /var/www -- this is not how you setup websites in ubuntu (or debian).
[10:55] <mattycoze1> Hi ppl i'm having difficulty getting the best power out of my P4 PC computer i just recently turned to Ubuntu and added a SATA HD, it's really slow on everything from transferring files to running two things at once even
[10:55] <fyrestrtr> mattycoze1: how much ram?
[10:55] <nextse7en> ack, I'm getting errors right and left with apt get, can someone help?
[10:55] <mattycoze1> (3.0 GHz, 512Mb ram)
[10:55] <MARIUSmarius> is here anyone, who could help me to install my canon pixma ip1000 drivers?
[10:56] <nextse7en> E: netkit-inetd: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[10:56] <linux_> chuy great its work thanks
[10:56] <linux_> now its will be forever with this premission or i will need to do it every session ?
[10:56] <Darkkish> when i click on a *.run file in firefox
[10:56] <fyrestrtr> FruitLoop: why do you want edgy?
[10:56] <Darkkish> it opens like a big text file
[10:56] <Darkkish> how do i make it give me the choice to download it instead?
[10:56] <mattycoze1> fyrestrtr, it's quite sufficient - since it ran XP without much of a hitch
[10:56] <astro76> MARIUSmarius, did you follow the link I gave earlier?
[10:57] <VS> hi every1, I have problem to get scim work on 7.10
[10:57] <FruitLoop> fyrestrtr: for testing purposes.
[10:57] <Szeraax> Darkkish: select all, copy, paste
[10:57] <MARIUSmarius> astro76 yes
[10:57] <astro76> Darkkish, right click on link, save link as...
[10:57] <Darkkish> there is no automatic way to do it?
[10:57] <chuy> linux_ always till you change permissions again
[10:57] <fyrestrtr> FruitLoop: when you install edgy, do not install grub; modify the grub for fiesty and add a kernel line pointing to edgy.
[10:58] <linux_> ok great , now how i can cancel the password requst when i startup ?
[10:58] <mattycoze1> so no ideas fyrestrtr?
[10:58] <Squip> Hey everyone.. just wandering if there is a way to completely reinstall java.. just about everything i do in ubuntu comes up with java errors
[10:58] <MARIUSmarius> but /usr/share/cups/model/ directory is empty after instalation. no canonpixmaip1000.ppd file
[10:59] <MARIUSmarius> that i should edit :(*
[10:59] <astro76> linux_, system>administration>login window --> security tab
[10:59] <MARIUSmarius> not nice
[10:59] <chiphead> matty what kind of video do you have?
[10:59] <mattycoze1> hmm it's an ATI, can't remember the type off the top of my head
[11:00] <fyrestrtr> mattycoze1: other than disk space, I dont see anything drastic. Is it slow on ubuntu or any distro?
[11:00] <chuy> linux_ you will have to mess with /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[11:00] <astro76> MARIUSmarius, looks like it says /usr/share/ppd/pstocanonbj/ is where it is
[11:00] <mattycoze1> one of the newer sorts, chiphead - which sort of makes me think its a driver issue
[11:00] <linux_> why to change in ?
[11:00] <chiphead> is linux using the ati drivers or the generic drivers
[11:00] <fyrestrtr> mattycoze1: are there any undetected items?
[11:01] <MARIUSmarius> no pstocanonbj directory
[11:01] <allblacks_> i have a question i made a internent sharing using this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370 my question is: how can i make a script or something to load this at start up so i would not have to do it by hand every day
[11:01] <MARIUSmarius> give me that link again :)
[11:01] <MARIUSmarius> if u can :)
[11:01] <bjonnh> hi
[11:01] <MARIUSmarius> holla :)
[11:01] <mattycoze1> chiphead, i haven't physically gone and got ATI drivers from a  site yet, but i assumed it was automatically installed in a recent update
[11:02] <mattycoze1> fyrestrtr, all items have been detected
[11:02] <Darkkish> nick@nick-desktop:~$ ./vegastrike-0.4.3-base.bz2.run
[11:02] <Darkkish> bash: ./vegastrike-0.4.3-base.bz2.run: Permission denied
[11:02] <fyrestrtr> allblacks_: firestarter will set this up automatically for you, so will shorewall.
[11:02] <jamesdel1x> !resolution
[11:02] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[11:03] <MARIUSmarius> astro76?
[11:03] <jamesdel1x> !915G
[11:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 915g - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:03] <fyrestrtr> mattycoze1: don't know what it could be then; I run it fine on slower systems than yours.
[11:03] <jamesdel1x> !915GM
[11:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 915gm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:03] <chiphead> matty in the past I've gotten really lousy response in linux when it used the generic drivers.  This time I used automatix and it installed the nvidia drivers and it made things a bit faster
[11:03] <fyrestrtr> mattycoze1: unless you can monitor the system and figure out what is slowing it down, I can't help but to make guesses.
[11:03] <bjonnh> got a problem with software suspend (hibernation) on my acer aspire 3100. I got "Aug  3 02:43:44 jo-laptop kernel: [ 1722.428623]  swsusp: Not enough free memory"
[11:03] <mattycoze1> lol yeah i reckon, my laptop which is a 1.6Ghz 512Mb runs as smooth as anything
[11:03] <mrmonday> How can I block an application from accessing the internet?
[11:03] <mattycoze1> okay well thanks - i got some tips on how to go about fixing it
[11:03] <mattycoze1> gtg fellas
[11:03] <fyrestrtr> mrmonday: install firestarter
[11:04] <allblacks_> i used firestarter once i after restart gave me a message that says firestarter could not start
[11:04] <Happu> !firestarter | mrmonday
[11:04] <ubotu> mrmonday: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[11:05] <mrmonday> do I need to make firestarter start at start up?
[11:05] <astro76> MARIUSmarius, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=335655&highlight=pixma+ip1000
[11:05] <Happu> mrmonday: no
[11:06] <mrmonday> Happu, so Its just a set and forget thing?
[11:06] <sgt> some of my screensavers don't work when the timer runs out but when i do a test they work fine. any suggestions
[11:07] <Happu> mrmonday: yes. It modifys IPtables which automaticly starts on boot
[11:07] <linux_> some know about media player in ubunto that have liberys ?
[11:07] <MARIUSmarius> astro76 E: Couldn't find package libcnbj-2.5
[11:07] <MARIUSmarius> :(
[11:07] <mrmonday> Happu, do I need to restart for changes to take effect?
[11:08] <Happu> mrmonday: no
[11:08] <mrmonday> k
[11:08] <mrmonday> thanks :)
[11:08] <Happu> mrmonday: np
[11:08] <allblacks_> here is an error Firewall script saved as /etc/firestarter/firewall
[11:08] <allblacks_>  * Stopping the Firestarter firewall...                                  [ OK ]
[11:08] <allblacks_>  * Starting the Firestarter firewall...                                  [fail]
[11:08] <astro76> MARIUSmarius, did you do step 1, adding that line to your sources.list?
[11:08] <Happu> MARIUSmarius: did you do aptitude update after adding that repo?
[11:09] <MARIUSmarius> no
[11:09] <astro76> MARIUSmarius, ooh yeah, sudo apt-get update
[11:09] <fwaokda> anyone here have their ps3 running ubuntu?
[11:09] <FruitLoop> fyrestrtr: I found from my edgy install attempt a menu.lst file on the second partition under /boot/grub which appears to contain menu entries for all Edgy and Feisty/Studio kernels... If I just copy & paste these entries into the menu.lst file on the first partition do you think that is going to work?
[11:10] <nextse7en> More silly questions, I've telneted into a mach unix box in the other room, is there a gui form of telnet, or could someone tell me how to copy files over telnet from my ubuntu machine the the unix mache?
[11:10] <flaccid> nextse7en: you can't
[11:10] <nextse7en> Damn your eye!
[11:10] <sauvin> Use ftp. Better yet, sftp.
[11:10] <fyrestrtr> FruitLoop: probably
[11:10] <nextse7en> lol
[11:10] <fyrestrtr> nextse7en: man scp
[11:11] <sgt> some of my screensavers don't work when the timer runs out but when i do a test they work fine. any suggestions
[11:11] <nextse7en> the problem is, I don't have any way of getting software onto the unix machine, it has no drives, and telnet is the only way I can talk to it.
[11:12] <sauvin> nextse7en, if that box has telnetd running, it probably has ftpd and/or sshd.
[11:12] <nextse7en> I'll see if I can ssh into it.
[11:12] <mrmonday> Happu, where is the option to choose applications to block?
[11:12] <nextse7en> but the version of unix it is running is 15-20 years old
[11:13] <sauvin> Erm... it WHAT!?
[11:13] <bjonnh> nobody knows about software suspend ?
[11:13] <nextse7en> lol, its a next cube running nextstep 3.2 over mach unix.
[11:13] <sauvin> I don't remember when ssh started getting popular, but for a UNIX that old, you might be stuck with ftp.
[11:14] <Happu> mrmonday: policy -> outbou
[11:14] <nextse7en> ftp would be fine, if I had the least idea of how to configure it on that box.
[11:14] <Happu> mrmonday: policy -> outbound connections
[11:14] <nextse7en> I have an idea
[11:14] <nextse7en> but it is undoubtebly wrong.
[11:15] <astro76> nextse7en, go the other way, there's probably an ftp client on the unix machine
[11:15] <nextse7en> There is, astro, but it is command line based, and has no man page or /? option.
[11:16] <nextse7en> And there is absolutly no help from google about mach unix ftp from 1990.
[11:16] <nextse7en> It DID allow me to telnet in quite easily, mebbe ftp will be painless too.
[11:16] <sauvin> ftp has been ftp since men were still scribbling their account balances on clay tablets with pens made from chicken bones.
[11:16] <mrmonday> Happu, I don't have that option...
[11:17] <Akifemre> how many times you google average per day?
[11:17] <nextse7en> well, in that case, I guess I'll just have to learn ftp from the command line.
[11:17] <arso> hello
[11:17] <sauvin> A wise step in any event. I STILL don't use GUI ftp clients.
[11:17] <RyanT5000> is there an easy way of getting two sessions as the same user? i've used "switch users", but that always puts me back into my original session when i log in
[11:17] <arso> i see many network sniffers in synpatic, how do i pick one
[11:17] <nextse7en> Akifemre, was that q directed at me?
[11:17] <RyanT5000> (i want to try out another window manager without logging out of my Gnome session)
[11:17] <arso> network packet sniffers
[11:17] <MARIUSmarius> astro76 /var/cache/apt/archives/libcnbj-2.5_0-1_i386.deb
[11:17] <MARIUSmarius>  /var/cache/apt/archives/pstocanonbj_3.3-1_i386.deb
[11:17] <MARIUSmarius> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[11:18] <Akifemre> nextse7en, nope. everybody...
[11:18] <nextse7en> Oh, in that case, 50-100, depending on what os I'm trying to break.
[11:19] <nextse7en> working on a next box now, so well over 200 queries today, I would think.
[11:19] <arso> packet sniffer, anyone ?
[11:19] <MARIUSmarius> astro76 http://pastebin.org/115
[11:19] <Akifemre> i have googled 2.500 times for 3 months.
[11:19] <Cerebro|otherCom> test
[11:20] <davetarmac> I've dual booted ubuntu with vista and I want to access a file from my windows drive. I can see everything with no trouble, but in Terminal - how do I get it to go to a dir with spaces in it?
[11:20] <Cerebro|otherCom> >_>
[11:20] <chuy> davetarmac, escape the spaces
[11:20] <RyanT5000> davetarmac: put a backslash before each space
[11:20] <crazy_> any gui for openvpn for ppc 7.04
[11:20] <davetarmac> ok cheers
[11:20] <davetarmac> excellent- thanks a lot
[11:20] <RyanT5000> davetarmac: or put the entire filename in quotes
[11:20] <RyanT5000> davetarmac: np
[11:21] <crazy_> !openvpn
[11:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about openvpn - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:21] <astro76> Akifemre, hmm average about 750 searches a day according to google trends :O
[11:21] <crazy_> !vpn
[11:21] <Akifemre> whoa
[11:21] <ubotu> From more information on vpn please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Gaming_VPN_Using_PPTPD
[11:21] <arso> Can anyone recommend a gui LAN packet sniffer ?
[11:21] <jamesdel1x> !w32codecs
[11:21] <ubotu> Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages, including the win32 codecs: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - See also !Codecs
[11:21] <RyanT5000> arso: wireshark?
[11:22] <arso> RyanT5000:  what does it do
[11:22] <jamesdel1x> !Codecs
[11:22] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[11:22] <RyanT5000> arso: what packetloggers have you used before?
[11:22] <arso> RyanT5000:  none, i am new to this :)
[11:22] <RyanT5000> arso: well, apt-get it and try it out :) you'll need to run it as root to get stuff, i think, but it's pretty self-explanatory
[11:22] <arso> RyanT5000:  so simplicity and GUI are important
[11:23] <arso> RyanT5000:   i see, cool, i'll try it :) ty
[11:23] <MARIUSmarius> astro76 ?
[11:23] <arso> whats the difference with "mark for removal" and "mark for complete removal"
[11:23] <RyanT5000> how can i log in as the same user twice?
[11:24] <RyanT5000> (at once)
[11:24] <arso> wtf :S
[11:24] <Shadow6363> hey, how would i stop a certain user from being able to access a folder?
[11:24] <marius_> anybody? help with canon pixma ip1000 ?
[11:24] <nextse7en> Oh my sweet holy hell, I just ftped into a 20 y.o. unix box.... *happy dance*
[11:24] <arso> wow.
[11:25] <RyanT5000> Shadow6363: you can't do that; but you can limit the users who *can* access it to a specific set
[11:25] <zcat[1] > I've just painfully removed the nvidia kernel module installed by the binary installer, and I'm trying to use the nvidia-glx-legacy driver.. which is loading fine, BUT
[11:25] <zcat[1] > when I run X it segfaults.
[11:25] <nextse7en> I have absolutly no idea how I did that, it certainly didn't have anything to do with knowledge, ability or skill.... I just guessed, and it worked.
[11:25] <arso> nextse7en:  good for you =)
[11:25] <zcat[1] > I know the nvidia instsaller replaced some stuff other than just the ko's... WHAT did it replace? What package can I --reinstall to get it back?
[11:26] <kousotu> hey question about dependencies
[11:26] <RyanT5000> Shadow6363: if you have root access, you can create a group, chgrp the folder to that group, and then chmod o-rwx the file; however, i don't know if this is the "best" way to do it
[11:26] <Shadow6363> RyanT5000, i have a folder shared via smb and im trying to set the others permissions to view only
[11:26] <kousotu> can someone answer me?
[11:26] <RyanT5000> Shadow6363: ah; i know nothing about samba stuff
[11:27] <Shadow6363> RyanT5000, except everytime i try to change it either via chmod or the gui, it jsut reverts to read and write (it does the same if i disable sharing)
[11:27] <arso> Ryan
[11:27] <arso> rya
[11:27] <arso> ray
[11:27] <arso> omg
[11:27] <arso> RyanT5000:  sorry bout that
[11:27] <zcat[1] > I know this can be done, because I did it one other time, and it was just one package.. can anyone else help me?!!
[11:27] <zcat[1] > I can't remember what package it was
[11:27] <arso> RyanT5000:  um, what kind of information can i get with wireshark ?
[11:28] <defcon> after a dist upgrade to gutsy can I go back to feisty without reinstalling
[11:28] <marius_> http://pastebin.org/115 any solution to that?
[11:28] <RyanT5000> arso: you can get every ethernet frame received by your network card
[11:28] <kousotu> Ryan, can I bug you a sec?
[11:28] <zcat[1] > defcon: no
[11:28] <RyanT5000> kousotu: referring to me?
[11:28] <kousotu> yea
[11:28] <RyanT5000> kousotu: sure
[11:28] <defcon> zcat[1] , why not
[11:28] <arso> RyanT5000:  i can know what everyone on my network is doing?
[11:29] <kousotu> I hve an EXE (linux ver.) that won't run
[11:29] <kousotu> how am I supposed to make it run?
[11:29] <zcat[1] > defcon: there's no downgrade path
[11:29] <kousotu> nd, what wouuld happen if I didn't have all th dependencies?
[11:29] <neozen> greetings all
[11:30] <RyanT5000> arso: that depends on the network; if you've got an ethernet hub, you'll see everything from everything plugged into it; if you have an ethernet *switch*, you'll only see things that were addressed to your ethernet card; if you have an IP switch (unlikely) then you'll only see things directed to your IP address
[11:30] <neozen> any mplayer gods in the room this eve?
[11:30] <arso> Ryan
[11:30] <neozen> am watching a dvd and motion is showing up as lines
[11:30] <marius_> http://pastebin.org/115 any solution to that?
[11:30] <arso> RyanT5000:  i am connected to a router by ethernet, and have a few laptops at home by wireless
[11:31] <RyanT5000> kousotu: linux doesn't use EXEs; if you're trying to run a windows program, you'll need Wine, and sometimes that's complicated to get working; if you just meant it's an executable file, i'm going to need more information about what happens when you *try* to run it
[11:31] <kousotu> ryan, plz answer cause I gotta get to bed
[11:31] <neozen> eve.... actually... its 4:30am here
[11:31] <zcat[1] > sniffing wifi I usually see everything going over the air.. in ethernet it's almost always a switch and thus not very exciting..
[11:31] <kousotu> but I downloaded a Linux version
[11:31] <kousotu> and it has an exe in it
[11:31] <RyanT5000> kousotu: you mean a file whose name ends in .exe?
[11:32] <arso> RyanT5000:  can i make it only display plain text results ?
[11:32] <zcat[1] > ryan: some people distribute Linux precomplied binaries as .exe.. I don't know why :(
[11:32] <kousotu> I mean a win EXE, but for linux
[11:32] <neozen> kousotu: run file on it
[11:32] <kousotu> neozen: how?
[11:32] <linux_> what is wrong ?  sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-100.14.11-pkg1.run - cant run NVIDIA-Linux-x86-100.14.11-pkg1.run
[11:32] <neozen> open a terminal in the directory where the file resides
[11:32] <zcat[1] > linux: chmod +x NVIDIA-....
[11:32] <RyanT5000> arso: i'm not sure if you'll be able to see anything from the wireless - it depends on which network layer the router does the bridging at
[11:33] <neozen> (should be able to right click on the folder its in and select open terminal here
[11:33] <crazy_> I have install virtual box, but cannot install windows on it
[11:33] <nextse7en> anyone know how to install a tarball in a mach unix environment?
[11:33] <crazy_> !virtualbox
[11:33] <ubotu> VirtualBox is open-source virtualization software for x86, with a proprietary "enterprise" version sporting additional features. Packages for Ubuntu are provided by the makers at http://www.virtualbox.org/ - Setup details at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/VirtualBox
[11:33] <neozen> kousotu: then run the command: file nameofyoursupposedexe
[11:33] <kousotu> ./home/kousotu/Documents/epsxe160lin
[11:33] <kousotu> the dir
[11:34] <neozen> remove the leading dot
[11:34] <RyanT5000> arso: you'll just have to try it; you should read about the layers of networking: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model
[11:34] <nw__> I have a problem
[11:34] <neozen> and you'll have the real path
[11:34] <nw__> gksu "update-manager -c"
[11:34] <kousotu> yyea, I know
[11:34] <nw__> I can't upgrade dapper 6.06 to edgy 6.10
[11:34] <RyanT5000> arso: obviously their model is just one way of conceptualizing networking, but it's a pretty good one that lots of people use
[11:34] <neozen> kk
[11:34] <neozen> just making sure
[11:34] <nw__> thers no -c option
[11:34] <Muttombo> #ozieri
[11:34] <arso> RyanT5000: i see
[11:34] <kousotu> but irc says "command"
[11:34] <nw__> so I can't call the distro
[11:34] <nw__> what should I do
[11:35] <neozen> what does file tell you about the file?
[11:35] <arso> RyanT5000:  i dont really see , i am quite lost :P , but i'l check out that link.
[11:35] <berent> does adobe falsh plugin works for anyone on firefox ?? I never get help->about plugins at all on firefox
[11:35] <astro76> kousotu, there is no .exe file in http://www.epsxe.com/files/epsxe160lin.zip
[11:35] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~$ cd /home/kousotu/Documents/epsxe160lin
[11:35] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~/Documents/epsxe160lin$ file epsxe
[11:35] <kousotu> epsxe: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1, statically linked, corrupted section header size
[11:35] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~/Documents/epsxe160lin$
[11:35] <nw__> I can't upgrade to fiesy and I'm about to smash my computer, please help
[11:35] <nw__> I'll do it
[11:35] <nw__> I'll kill my computer
[11:35] <neozen> ahhhh epsxe
[11:35] <nw__> help me now or the computer gets it
[11:35] <RyanT5000> arso: packetlogs aren't the easiest thing to understand; you have to at least have a basic understanding of all the protocols that are being used
[11:36] <astro76> kousotu, no .exe in "epsxe" :p
[11:36] <kousotu> yea
[11:36] <kousotu> o..k...
[11:36] <arso> RyanT5000:  can you tell me what to read up ?
[11:36] <kousotu> thenhow do I run it?
[11:36] <neozen> ok then.... that tells you that its an elf binary
[11:36] <arso> RyanT5000: i am willing to learn
[11:36] <berent> nw__ : cool down whts the problem
[11:36] <kousotu> sudo make?
[11:36] <fwaokda> anyone know of a "good" free dvd burning program?
[11:36] <neozen> in the directory where its located, run ./epsxe
[11:36] <nw__> I'm trying to upgrade to fiesty but I currently have dapper 6.06
[11:36] <RyanT5000> arso: i'd start reading protocol RFCs; i'll find you a couple - this might be a difficult way to start learning, though
[11:36] <berent> nw _- whats the error
[11:37] <neozen> fwaokda: as in.... conversion from video to DVD video?
[11:37] <novato_br> im on gnome desktop of ubuntu distro, how would can I put one wallpaper per desktop ?
[11:37] <nw__> anyway, I must upgrade to 6.10(edgy) but...
[11:37] <neozen> fwaokda: or just something to create data dvds?
[11:37] <fwaokda> no as in burning xubuntu iso to dvd
[11:37] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~/Documents/epsxe160lin$ run ./epsxe
[11:37] <kousotu> bash: run: command not found
[11:37] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~/Documents/epsxe160lin$
[11:37] <nw__> when I do gksu "update-manager -c"  in order to call for the distro the -c option doesn't work
[11:37] <hardstyle> I have a toshiba a205-s4797 laptop and the sound doesn't work I've carefully recompiled alsa with the instructions found here to no avail please help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto?highlight=%28sound%29
[11:37] <neozen> fwaokda: no real need to do that
[11:37] <fwaokda> ?
[11:37] <fwaokda> why?
[11:37] <arso> RyanT5000: i will try. tell me what tdo
[11:37] <neozen> fwaokda: xubuntu fits on a cd
[11:37] <kousotu> neozen: I'm on Gutsy
[11:37] <nw__> and the upgrade to 6.10 won't show up unless I do gksu "update-manager -c"
[11:37] <fwaokda> i know... but dont have any cds :(
[11:37] <kousotu> that make a difference?
[11:37] <fwaokda> but have plenty of dvds ha
[11:38] <RyanT5000> arso: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Protocol ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_Resolution_Protocol
[11:38] <neozen> kousotu: ok then.... there's a room for that
[11:38] <arso> RyanT5000:  btw, in wireshark , when i go to capture>interfaces, it only shows MY pc, and that pseudo thing that captures all devices, it doesnt show the laptop i currently have connected by wireless
[11:38] <KalEl> Hi, how do I install Pidgin in Ubuntu? My default installation has GAIM which I can't uninstall.
[11:38] <neozen> kousotu: #ubuntu+1
[11:38] <kousotu> I know
[11:38] <linux_> i have this error :  You appear to be running an X server; please exit X before installing.
[11:38] <cEw_anEh> halo
[11:38] <kousotu> but does it make that big a difference?
[11:38] <linux_> from nvidia []
[11:38] <neozen> kousotu: shouldn't
[11:38] <RyanT5000> arso: think of an interface like an ear; you can listen for things other people are saying, but you can't listen through their ears
[11:39] <nw__> I really don't know what to do at this point
[11:39] <kousotu> well I came where there was activity
[11:39] <Prowler_1> helle, is the Add Remove menue (on live cd) not availbale  after installation?
[11:39] <kousotu> lol
[11:39] <Prowler_1> hello*
[11:39] <neozen> kousotu: I know epsxe was quite happy in dapper
[11:39] <RyanT5000> arso: (of course, the interface is also a mouth, etc.)
[11:39] <kousotu> lol
[11:39] <arso> RyanT5000:  so i can capture what they SEND and what they RECIEVE
[11:39] <neozen> kousotu: probably still is in feisty
[11:39] <kousotu> maybe source is screwed up?
[11:39] <neozen> kousotu: you just need an accurate source of the executable
[11:40] <RyanT5000> arso: you can only capture what you happen to receive
[11:40] <arso> RyanT5000:  for example simple stuff like an instant messaging software on the laptop, and i chat with it, can i capture everything thats being said through my desktop ?
[11:40] <kousotu> you mean the source code?
[11:40] <arso> RyanT5000:  and i dont recieve EVERYTHING ?
[11:40] <kousotu> I can get that
[11:40] <kousotu> lol
[11:40] <nw__> so no one can help me solve my problem
[11:40] <neozen> kousotu: run md5sum on the exe
[11:40] <RyanT5000> arso: you only receive things that are addressed to you somehow
[11:40] <kousotu> ?
[11:40] <neozen> nw__: anything is possible
[11:40] <arso> RyanT5000:  hmm.
[11:40] <kousotu> run md5sum epsxe?
[11:40] <neozen> nw__: some things take patience
[11:40] <nw__> I need to upgrade to 6.10 and I'm on dapper 6.06LTS
[11:40] <neozen> kousotu: ::nods::
[11:40] <nw__> I've been searching
[11:40] <linux_> how i can exit from e server ?
[11:41] <nw__> time isn't something I have a lot of
[11:41] <linux_> X server *
[11:41] <RyanT5000> arso: although sometimes things will be broadcast to everyone connected to a device, or they might pass through your computer en route to another one
[11:41] <nw__> I'm under pressure
[11:41] <kousotu> run not found
[11:41] <astro76> kousotu, ./epsxe, not run ./epsxe, and you might need to chmod +x epsxe first (probably already done)
[11:41] <RyanT5000> arso: the *router* sees everything, but your computer doesn't
[11:41] <berent> nw__ : try sudo update-manager -c
[11:41] <alfredo> nw__: did you do gksu "update-manager -c"
[11:41] <nw__> yes
[11:41] <arso> RyanT5000:  are there ways to access everything the router gets
[11:41] <berent> nw__ : what happens?
[11:41] <nw__> I did do update-manager -c and the -c switch doesn't exist
[11:41] <astro76> linux_, log into a virtual console (ctrl+alt+f2), then: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[11:41] <nw__> nor does anything equiv
[11:42] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~/Documents/epsxe160lin$ ./epsxe
[11:42] <kousotu> ./epsxe: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[11:42] <kousotu> kousotu@demonZ:~/Documents/epsxe160lin$
[11:42] <jajadavid> hello. can someone tell me hot to open a rar file divided in multiple parts?
[11:42] <berent> nw__: try update-manager --help
[11:42] <astro76> !paste | kousotu
[11:42] <ubotu> kousotu: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[11:42] <arso> jajadavid:  install unrar-free then u just right click and "extract here"
[11:42] <kousotu> 3 lines isn't flooding
[11:42] <kousotu> lol
[11:42] <jajadavid> sudo apt-get unrar-free?
[11:42] <foug> is there anywhere i can download monitor drivers?
[11:42] <berent> nw__ do u get the option
[11:42] <berent> -c
[11:42] <RyanT5000> arso: there's no standard way to do something like that; there are some ways you could do it, but they'd all involve modifying either the router or the sending computer
[11:43] <kousotu> I gotta go to bed, bbl
[11:43] <foug> in xorg.conf it says Generic monitor for me
[11:43] <nw__> oh my god berent it worked
[11:43] <nw__> you're a f**cking genius
[11:43] <acke> foug: drivers for what monitor?
[11:43] <RyanT5000> arso: the router manufacturer, for example, could have included a setting that sends a packetlog to you - but that's very unlikely, and even if they did, they'd probably only use it for their own debugging stuff, and they wouldn't tell you how to use it
[11:43] <nw__> I swore I just tried update-manager -c
[11:43] <fwaokda> im using nero to burn the iso image of ubuntu but all i have are dvds why wont it burn to a dvd? :( anyone know a way around it?
[11:43] <foug> acke: samsung 24" widescreen SyncMaster 245bw
[11:43] <nw__> you must've blessed it with magic dust
[11:43] <arso> RyanT5000: i see, and would things be anydifferent if i run wireshark from a laptop instead?
[11:43] <Prowler_1> helle, is the Add Remove menue (on live cd) not availbale after installation?
[11:43] <alfredo> nw__: no u did not
[11:44] <arso> RyanT5000:  that way, can it capture the stuff from OTHER laptops, also through wifi
[11:44] <foug> Prowler_1: it is
[11:44] <foug> Prowler_1: it's always available
[11:44] <nw__> well thanks
[11:44] <alfredo> nw: :) you are tired probably
[11:44] <nw__> I'm off
[11:44] <berent> nw__ : welcome
[11:44] <berent> bye
[11:44] <nw__> though I may be back
[11:44] <nw__> more likely yes than no
[11:44] <RyanT5000> arso: yeah, since it's radio, everyone receives everything (if they're in range)
[11:44] <arso> RyanT5000:  i tried this program on windows yesterday, wi-fi sniffer, and it allowed me to select any computer/laptop in the network, and showed me the packets, i even saw a message through MSN in plain text
[11:44] <acke> foug what you need is drivers for youre graphics card id say
[11:45] <RyanT5000> arso: that would probably work
[11:45] <arso> RyanT5000:  how
[11:45] <foug> acke: no it says my correct graphics card, and i'm running compiz-fusion
[11:45] <RyanT5000> arso: but probably not on a network with WPA, and only with effort if there's WEP
[11:45] <nextse7en> Is there a way to map an ftp folder to a local folder? So I can do things like extract into it?
[11:45] <RyanT5000> arso:  you need wireshark on a machine with an in-range wireless card
[11:45] <Prowler_1> foug: strange i have a frind that just installed (hebrew manue) he say that option is gone.. strange
[11:45] <arso> RyanT5000:  all my laptops are windows
[11:46] <astro76> nextse7en, places>Connect to Server
[11:46] <RyanT5000> arso: there's wireshark for windows - although it might be branded "Ethereal"
[11:46] <nextse7en> places? Sorry, I'm running mint.
[11:46] <RyanT5000> arso: it's the exact same thing, as far as i know
[11:46] <arso> RyanT5000:  i'll try it now :)
[11:46] <arso> RyanT5000:  great
[11:47] <RyanT5000> arso: no problem
[11:47] <astro76> nextse7en, this channel is for ubuntu
[11:47] <linux_> how i can exit from the  ( alt ctrl f2 ) ? i have restart . . . ?
[11:47] <Ramzi> Hello.
[11:47] <nextse7en> astro76 It is ubuntu - just the mint version, lol
[11:47] <astro76> linux_, alt+ctrl+f7, or if you have to start X again, sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start
[11:47] <arso> RyanT5000:  downloading now , on the laptop
[11:48] <Ramzi> Is there a way I can check my computer remotely, to make sure it is still turned on, and at my house?
[11:48] <astro76> nextse7en, it is not ubuntu, completely unaffiliated, just based on it
[11:48] <Ramzi> I'm going on vacation and I want some mechanism of knowing whether it's stolen or not
[11:48] <faileas> Ramzi: set up a SSH server and try logging in? ;)
[11:48] <faileas> o0
[11:48] <Ramzi> faileas: I'm new. How hard would that be to do?
[11:48] <RyanT5000> astro76: how can i log into two sessions simultaneously, as the same user? switch users just dumps me into my old session (as is to be expected)
[11:48] <faileas> Ramzi: very easy
[11:49] <Ramzi> faileas: let me boot into ubuntu. be back in a minute.
[11:49] <faileas> do you have a fixed ip address? or a fairly fixed one?
[11:49] <Ramzi> yes
[11:49] <faileas> Ramzi: hang on ;p
[11:49] <faileas> ok...
[11:49] <Ramzi> hanging on
[11:49] <faileas> and whats your other system? windows or linux?
[11:49] <Ramzi> XP
[11:49] <cEw_anEh> garing
[11:49] <faileas> ok
[11:49] <faileas> no problem ;p
[11:50] <faileas> now you can reboot ;)
[11:50] <cEw_anEh> halow
[11:50] <Ramzi> okay. one minute
[11:50] <acke> foug i never heard of a need for drivers to get a monitor working. i thought what you needed was drivers for youre gcard and then proper setup in xorg.org to get a monitor oorking
[11:50] <neozen> any ideas on my dvd playback in mplayer issue?
[11:50] <cEw_anEh> u1
[11:50] <foug> acke: well my monitor works but i think the picture could be better, and i can't access 2 settings (coarse/fine)
[11:51] <acke> foug i c, im a noob when it comes to monitor drivers so im sry cant help ya there
[11:51] <faileas> o0
[11:51] <astro76> RyanT5000, xnest, although I see now it's been superceded by xserver-xephyr
[11:51] <astro76> !info xserver-xephyr | RyanT5000
[11:51] <ubotu> ryant5000: xserver-xephyr: Next Generation Nested X Server. In component universe, is optional. Version 2:1.2.0-3ubuntu8 (feisty), package size 1523 kB, installed size 3844 kB
[11:51] <cEw_anEh> windowz
[11:52] <linux_> how i can exit from this virtual console [ i have tried exit and always say to login]  ?
[11:52] <Ramzi> Back.
[11:52] <faileas> ok...
[11:52] <RyanT5000> astro76: thanks
[11:52] <astro76> linux_, I just answered this, alt+ctrl+f7, or if you have to start X again, sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start
[11:53] <Ramzi> What do I do now?
[11:53] <acke> astro76:  why add the invoke... why dont just do sudo gdm start
[11:53] <faileas> IIRC the package you need is openssh-server . open a console, type in sudo apt-get install openssh-server it will ask for password. type in the password. wait ;)
[11:53] <Ramzi> Okay. Then what
[11:53] <astro76> acke, gdm isn't a command, the older way is /etc/init.d/gdm start|stop|restart (still works)
[11:54] <faileas> Ramzi: is it installing?
[11:54] <pawan> how to extract rar files
[11:54] <Ramzi> It's done
[11:54] <faileas> ok...
[11:54] <astro76> !rar | pawan
[11:54] <ubotu> pawan: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[11:54] <faileas> now for your windows system, you need putty
[11:54] <Ramzi> No. Don't worry about that.
[11:54] <astro76> acke, it's an init script
[11:54] <Ramzi> It's a dual boot machine.
[11:54] <acke> astro76: ooh i c i always do gdm start or kdm start. and it kindof works.. but g=im never sure if thinks works as they should when i do it like that
[11:55] <zomgi> hi folks
[11:55] <Ramzi> I plan to leave it on Linux. If I ever try logging into the ssh, and it doesn't work, I'll assume someone stole the comp
[11:55] <faileas> http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ get putty.exe - then you can connect to your system from your laptop from here. will need ip address and port
[11:55] <faileas> lol
[11:55] <faileas> yup
[11:55] <nextse7en> Alright, last question of the night, how do I transfer a directory tree via kftpgrabber?  Whenever I try to copy a folder, it just shows up on the other end as a file by the folder name.
[11:55] <Ramzi> So, say I'm very far away from my comp now. How can I log in?
[11:55] <zomgi> i just installed swiftweasel and now i want to remove firefox. synaptic complains about removing a lot of other packages.. how can i remove firefox safely?
[11:55] <faileas> (familiar with putty? cause SSH server is now installed)
[11:55] <faileas> open putty. key in ipaddress and port (typically 22)
[11:55] <Ramzi> I get to a terminal and type ssh myipaddress
[11:56] <astro76> acke, ahh that gdm is in /usr/sbin/gdm, pretty sure it doesn't take a restart option, it is the actual gdm binary that is running
[11:56] <linux_> sorry have lags [how i can exit from this Console ( alt+ctrl+f2)]  ?
[11:56] <faileas> erm...
[11:56] <faileas> on linux, yeah. on windows, use putty ;)
[11:56] <acke> astro76:  okay
[11:56] <faileas> oddly, i have never used SSH client on linux ><
[11:56] <Ramzi> I'm familiar with logging into an ssh account in windows
[11:56] <Ramzi> I just never set up the ssh server
[11:56] <faileas> lol
[11:56] <faileas> well...
[11:56] <faileas> you just did ;p
[11:56] <pedro> hi, I install gutsy tribe 3 but when i launch the network wizard. the hardware list its empty. How can i config the wireless in the command line ?
[11:56] <Ramzi> okay, well, for my school I would type the domain name
[11:56] <faileas> ( <3 apt _
[11:57] <Ramzi> for my comp I'd type my ip, yeah?
[11:57] <astro76> !gutsy | pedro
[11:57] <ubotu> pedro: Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[11:57] <howlingmadhowie> linux_: if you want to go back to gnome, try ctrl-alt-F7
[11:57] <faileas> yuo
[11:57] <faileas> yup
[11:57] <Ramzi> Do I need to type myusername@myipaddress
[11:57] <faileas> >_>
[11:57] <faileas> not on windows
[11:57] <faileas> on linux, i have no idea
[11:57] <Ramzi> is it ssh myipaddress pass or ssh myusername@myipaddress pass
[11:57] <linux_> someone can give me again the command to exit from server x ?
[11:57] <faileas> >_>
[11:58] <faileas> i will need to google that, sorry ;)
[11:58] <Ramzi> Also, from this, I can do anything on my comp?
[11:58] <astro76> Ramzi, if the usernames on the two machines are the same, you can drop the username (not sure about windows)
[11:58] <zomgi> why not try man ssh?
[11:58] <faileas> as i said, i use putty from windows almost excusively
[11:58] <pedro> astro76 i know, that its unstable, but i want to config the network, how can i do it. I have the ethernet working
[11:58] <Ramzi> Okay
[11:58] <faileas> Ramzi: anything you can do on command line in linux
[11:58] <KalEl> Hi... how do I install Pidgin?
[11:58] <whazilla> ICANTINSTALL fiesty failure
[11:58] <howlingmadhowie> Ramzi: the second one looks better to me
[11:58] <faileas> hell, i even surf the web on elinks ;)
[11:58] <zomgi> there is also a putty port for linux
[11:58] <astro76> pedro, read the part after unstable
[11:58] <whazilla> ide bridge not recognised
[11:58] <Ramzi> I'll need to remove the server when I get back then, because I don't like the idea of having people being able to access my comp remotely
[11:58] <crazy_> I have error when trying to add new virtual hard disk image for virtual box
[11:58] <Ramzi> even if they don't know the pass
[11:58] <faileas> zomgi: o0 whats the point?
[11:59] <whazilla> is ubuntu confirmed dualbooting with vista ?
[11:59] <faileas> Ramzi: they will need username and password...
[11:59] <Ramzi> Alright. Thank you so much. Bye bye.
[11:59] <KalEl> whazilla: yeah
[11:59] <zomgi> faileas: just trying to be helpful
[11:59] <whazilla> then howcome i cant
[11:59] <KalEl> Hi... how do I install America's Army?
[11:59] <whazilla> cant install takes 5 hours to boot live version
[12:00] <zomgi> whatzilla: did you try gutsy?
[12:00] <Sjimmie_> whazilla: what kind of machine is it? :)
[12:00] <faileas> zomgi: naw, i'm damn curious ;) i thought putty was scratching a very windows specific itch ;p
[12:00] <linux_> how i can stop server x
[12:01] <astro76> whazilla, booting the livecd would have nothing to do with vista, must be some other problem
[12:01] <Sjimmie_> linux_: /etc/init.d/x11-common stop
[12:01] <nw__> I can't be**ckinglieve it
[12:01] <will2003_> meh
[12:01] <pawan> any graphical unrar utility
[12:01] <zomgi> faileas: :)
[12:01] <linux_> Sjimmie_ this is command for terminal ?
[12:01] <nw__> I got an error when trying to upgrade to 6.10
[12:01] <Sjimmie_> linux_: yes
[12:01] <nw__> I feel like just cutting my throat
[12:02] <KalEl> 7.04?
[12:02] <zuzuzzzip> i have a keyboard/xmodmap problem -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3129463&postcount=11
[12:02] <Sjimmie_> linux_: even better : sudo /etc/init.d/x11-common stop
[12:02] <MindOfChaos> nw__ go hard
[12:02] <astro76> pawan, don't think so
[12:02] <faileas> zomgi: actually i'm quite new. only reason i knew the SSH install was cause i'm setting up a shell server for myself, ;)
[12:02] <nw__> hard?
[12:02] <pawan> how use unrar
[12:02] <pawan> i have rar file on my desktop
[12:02] <nw__> pawan I have that same problem
[12:02] <pawan> sas.rar
[12:02] <nw__> don't even get me off
[12:03] <Sjimmie_> just right mouse click on it and say extract?
[12:03] <zomgi> faileas: same here..
[12:03] <zomgi> :)
[12:03] <linux_> omg why terminal command have no text out put like [done]  or something ? =\
[12:03] <nw__> anyway...I was upgrading to 6.10 from 6.06 tls dapper
[12:03] <plexz-net> hai leh kenal gak???
[12:03] <ramza3> anybody use Dia or Umbrello or both?  Do they work ok with ubuntu?
[12:03] <nw__> and ohhhh....unrecoverable error calculating upgrade
[12:03] <Superkuh> Dia works fine.
[12:03] <Blissex> linux_: because it would confuse pipelines.
[12:03] <ramza3> Superkuh, do you use umbrello?
[12:04] <Superkuh> I don't.
[12:04] <linux_> lol
[12:04] <nw__> if I don't figure this out I'm slitting my throat
[12:04] <astro76> linux_, many commands have a verbose option
[12:04] <nw__> and then I'm smashing this computer
[12:04] <faileas> erm
[12:05] <faileas> if you slit your throat wouldn't you be bleeding too badly to smach the computer?
[12:05] <nw__> well...
[12:05] <jamesdel1x> !repository
[12:05] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[12:05] <howlingmadhowie> oops. my dvdrip has now reached 104.66% :)
[12:05] <nw__> I won't slit it completely
[12:05] <jamesdel1x> !easysource
[12:05] <jamesdel1x> !EasySource
[12:05] <nw__> I'll do that when I'm done
[12:05] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: just a little nick to start with
[12:05] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[12:05] <jamesdel1x> !EasySource
[12:06] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: just to show the computer that you mean business
[12:06] <nw__> right
[12:06] <nw__> exactly
[12:06] <zuzuzzzip> i have a keyboard/xmodmap problem -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3129463&postcount=11
[12:06] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: and then when it's quaking in its sockets...
[12:06] <aravind> help pls... i 'm tryin to unstall fiesty fawn , but when setting up partition i'm getting an error which says partition signature is wrong
[12:06] <linux_> nvidia return same error : "stop server x
[12:06] <linux_> are you sure that waht you gave me stop it ?
[12:07] <astro76> linux_, yes, what did you type to stop it?
[12:07] <nw__> everyones counting on me
[12:07] <nw__> if I don't figure this out I'm better off dead
[12:07] <astro76> linux_, and are you running default gnome, or kubuntu or something else?
[12:07] <linux_> astro76 ,  sudo /etc/init.d/x11-common stop this is waht i have typed
[12:07] <nw__> I need a website up hosting apache server and mysql and all other kinds of stuff
[12:07] <linux_> default gnome
[12:08] <nw__> WITHIN 24 HOURS
[12:08] <nw__> THE HEAT IS ON
[12:08] <jetscreamer> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop maybe
[12:08] <Blissex> nw__: sounds like you got a high pressure job :-)
[12:08] <astro76> linux_, sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[12:08] <nw__> and I have to finish this website
[12:08] <faileas> NW__: if you have trouble... try xampp ;)
[12:08] <nw__> I just need to upgrade to 6.10
[12:08] <Blissex> nw__: anyhow there are nearly prepackaged distros with all this. As someone hints.
[12:09] <Blissex> nw__: upgrading is not too bad, unless you installed third-party '.deb's.
[12:09] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: why don't you just save the files you need and reinstall? if you have a seperate /home directory, it isn't difficult
[12:09] <Blissex> nw__: also I suggest using 'aptitude' to do more complicated depedency/package management apps.
[12:09] <nw__> thanks for the suggestions and hints
[12:10] <zuzuzzzip> how can you view the xmodmap you are currently using?
[12:10] <zuzuzzzip> i thought it was 'xmodmap -pke'
[12:11] <zuzuzzzip> but doesn't seem to work when i reload it
[12:11] <linux_> this is restart my pc every time
[12:11] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: why do you need 6.10 anyway? what are you using now?
[12:11] <pawan> how to install megaupload toolbar
[12:11] <nw__> well..I'm trying to hop to fiesty
[12:12] <nw__> but I have to go through edgy
[12:12] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: what do you have now?
[12:12] <nw__> 6.06 dapper
[12:12] <linux_> some know how to stop server x without to restart the computer /
[12:12] <jetscreamer> linux_: you were told two different methods
[12:12] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: then you've probably been using it for a while. if you've ever installed any third-party debs, the ugrader may well have problems
[12:12] <astro76> linux_, we told you how and also asked some questions you didn't answer
[12:12] <jetscreamer> the one i told you i know works
[12:13] <jetscreamer> try /lastlog linux_
[12:13] <nw__> hmmm...yes I have installed a few third-party debs
[12:13] <nw__> damn...
[12:13] <jetscreamer> there wil be a lot of spam
[12:13] <astro76> linux_, what happens when you do the gdm stop ?
[12:13] <linux_> i have exit gnome and was in fullscreen terminal
[12:13] <nw__> I'll have to stay on 6.06 this is taking too much time
[12:14] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: you could try deinstalling them and then upgrading again. or you could just install 7.04 directly and keep your $HOME directory
[12:14] <nw__> no on to my next problem
[12:14] <jetscreamer> linux_: so why did you ask how again
[12:14] <nw__> true
[12:14] <astro76> linux_, and then you ran the gdm stop command? what did it say?
[12:14] <nw__> I do have fiesty on disk
[12:14] <faileas> linux_: control alternate backspace will restart it... if thats why you want/
[12:14] <nw__> eh...but no time for that now
[12:15] <linux_> i didnt run command in the conasole.. . onr type alt ctrl f7 and the its rr
[12:15] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: that could be the easiest way, just be careful when installing that you don't overwrite your /home. if everything works, that should take about half an hour
[12:15] <jetscreamer> heh.. run it in an xterm
[12:15] <nw__> next problem: I'm using the free version of unrar and can't seem to unrar these files
[12:16] <astro76> linux_, log into a virtual console (ctrl+alt+f2), then: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[12:16] <jetscreamer> created in winrar, 3.0 iirc
[12:16] <jetscreamer> doesn't work(tm)
[12:16] <nw__> either they are corrupt or it isn't working properly
[12:16] <nw__> maybe I need unrar-nonfree
[12:16] <jetscreamer> or unsupported
[12:16] <jetscreamer> yes
[12:16] <jetscreamer> try that
[12:16] <linux_> and then how to return to gnome ?
[12:16] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: on my computer i just right-click the file and select "extract". then it does it
[12:16] <jetscreamer> alt f7
[12:16] <nw__> but I can't download unrar-nonfree
[12:16] <nw__> it's not in synaptic
[12:16] <astro76> nw__, yeah the nonfree will do the newer versions
[12:16] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: why not?
[12:16] <jetscreamer> but if you stop gdm there is no gnome
[12:16] <nw__> and I can't find it
[12:17] <jetscreamer> d/l it off of packages.ubuntu.org or whatever
[12:17] <Prowler_1> i'm ging to do install Ubuntu with my current Kanotix sys, will i'll be able to clean remove it in case i'll want to ?
[12:17] <waylandbill> I've got a nvidia 7900 and it's been running forever just fine at 1280x1024 and now today it's getting "unable to validate any modes" in the /var/log/Xorg.0.log and setting a low resolution. I'm not sure how to fix this.
[12:17] <nw__> I tried the....
[12:17] <jetscreamer> puo
[12:17] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: have you enabled the repositories?
[12:17] <nw__> yes
[12:17] <astro76> linux_, ctrl+alt+f7, but you can't return to gnome after you stop X, you have to do what you're supposed to do with the Nvidia stuff first
[12:17] <Prowler_1> i'm going to do install Ubuntu with my current Kanotix sys, will i'll be able to clean remove it in case i'll want to ?
[12:17] <astro76> linux_, in the console
[12:17] <nw__> I see unrar-free
[12:17] <nw__> and comix
[12:17] <nw__> but no unrar-nonfree
[12:17] <linux_> aa ok so to install from there and then to restart ?
[12:18] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: if you put it on different partitions sure
[12:18] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: i think it's just called unrar
[12:18] <nw__> well I still don't see it
[12:18] <jetscreamer> !info unrar-nonfree
[12:18] <ubotu> Package unrar-nonfree does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas
[12:18] <Prowler_1> jetscreamer: i cant, i have 4 part, cant make one more
[12:18] <burningfire> Hi. Has anyone had any success getting Dell's Broadcom 5906 to work in Ubuntu? (https://bugs.launchpad.net/redfish/+bug/121030)
[12:18] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: then what you want probably isn't going to happen
[12:18] <IonParticle> nw__: apt-cache search unrar
[12:19] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: throw another hd on
[12:19] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: it's in the multiverse repositories for dapper (at least it was)
[12:19] <astro76> linux_, yes start it again with sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start
[12:20] <nw__> I was able to unrar-free and comix again
[12:20] <nw__> hmmm
[12:20] <nw__> well I don't see it
[12:20] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: have you enabled the multiverse repositories and then: apt-get update
[12:20] <Prowler_1> jetscreamer: i have a Kanotix ghost image backup, in worst case will it run over the ubuntu install?
[12:21] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: iirc ubuntu won't let you install w/o formatting
[12:21] <nw__> hold on
[12:21] <astro76> Prowler_1, you can make more partitions if you delete one of your primaries and make it an extended
[12:21] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: but yes ghost would totally overwrite whatever is on the partition you told it to write to
[12:22] <jamesdel1x> !gyach
[12:22] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gyach - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:22] <jamesdel1x> !gyache
[12:22] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gyache - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:22] <visof> i want to know another repositories how?
[12:22] <jamesdel1x> hi, anyone had tried gyach?
[12:22] <Prowler_1> astro76: but my primaries have data on them
[12:22] <nw__> I have the repositories enabled
[12:22] <lumgwada> hi I've just had an apt-get dist upgrade failed downloading at 90% how do I resume without the system re downloading all the debs? cheers
[12:22] <astro76> Prowler_1, just saying it's technically possible in case you didn't know ;)
[12:22] <astro76> !repositories | visof
[12:22] <zylthinking>  hellow, I delete /usr/share/icons/gnome to when testing the icon theme, but now lots of icons lost, when can send me one?
[12:22] <ubotu> visof: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[12:22] <nw__> and I did apt-get update
[12:22] <nw__> no unrar to be found
[12:23] <Prowler_1> astro76: can i turn them into extended?
[12:23] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: then it must have been removed from the dapper universe repositories
[12:23] <zylthinking>  hellow, I delete /usr/share/icons/gnome to when testing the icon theme, but now lots of icons lost, when can send me one? my version is 7.04
[12:23] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: you take the last partiton, make it extended, then you can have many more logical drives
[12:23] <siimo> why is there no pidgin 2.1.0 in backports? back in the days gaim used to be backported :(
[12:23] <Prowler_1> jetscreamer: at list it's a good GOBACK option :)
[12:23] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: sorry, multiverse i mean
[12:23] <visof> astro76 can i know repositories for special programs?
[12:23] <astro76> Prowler_1, no one has to be deleted and the extended created in its place
[12:23] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: just reinstall the package
[12:23] <nw__> not good news
[12:23] <astro76> visof, like?
[12:23] <visof> like mathematics program
[12:24] <nw__> I tried installing it from the web download
[12:24] <jamesdel1x> hi! anyone can recommend any IM with voice and webcam support?
[12:24] <nw__> it was in a strange file format
[12:24] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: i know nothing about ghost
[12:24] <visof> or computer science or physics
[12:24] <zylthinking> jetscreamer: the name of the packeage?
[12:24] <nw__> didn't work
[12:24] <astro76> visof, no clue what you might be thinking of, there's tons of math.. and everything in standard repos
[12:24] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: apt-cache search theme|less   perhaps
[12:24] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: what is your architecture?
[12:24] <Prowler_1> jetscreamer: will making it extended delete data on it? or will it just be safly converted?
[12:24] <jetscreamer> Prowler_1: deleted
[12:24] <nw__> architecture?
[12:24] <Prowler_1> jetscreamer: hell
[12:24] <nw__> you mean ubuntu type?
[12:25] <jetscreamer> throw another hd on
[12:25] <linux_> astro76 when i do sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start its return * Starting GNOME Display Manager...                                     [ OK ]
[12:25] <jetscreamer> or back it up
[12:25] <linux_> that its need tobe ?
[12:25] <jetscreamer> that's what it does linux_
[12:25] <Prowler_1> jetscreamer: well, i'll guess i'll see. thank you!
[12:25] <gourdin> how can I downloads security updates in order to update (offline) a fresh feisty system ?
[12:25] <Prowler_1> astro76: Thanks.
[12:25] <nw__> 6.06 dapper
[12:25] <astro76> linux_, yeah then ctrl+alt+f7
[12:25] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: nope, i mean amd64, i86, ppc or sparcv9
[12:25] <nw__> ah
[12:25] <nw__> uh
[12:25] <linux_> but i did in gnome not in terminal
[12:25] <jetscreamer> lol
[12:26] <nw__> I believe i86
[12:26] <astro76> linux_, did what in gnome?
[12:26] <nw__> but I'm not sure
[12:26] <linux_> i wasnnt in the fullscreen terminal
[12:26] <nw__> I have a pentium 3
[12:26] <nw__> the kernel is either 686 or 386 or x86
[12:27] <jetscreamer> 686
[12:28] <jetscreamer> uname -r
[12:28] <jetscreamer> 2.6.22-1-k7
[12:28] <zylthinking> jetscreamer: I've tried, but the manager said the package gnome-icon-theme is the newest,
[12:28] <jetscreamer> apt-get install --reinstall
[12:28] <kasiopc> Hello
[12:28] <astro76> linux_, I'd suggest doing as I said
[12:28] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: maybe you removed another one
[12:28] <astro76> linux_, don't skip steps
[12:28] <linux_> its told that the server x wasnt stoped
[12:29] <Desp> hi all
[12:29] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: then it'll be an x86
[12:29] <linux_> this is waht i did : alt ctrl f2 > * Starting GNOME Display Manager...                                     [ OK ]  > sh NVIDIA ... .  > and then its give the same error
[12:29] <nw__> alright
[12:29] <Desp> When i want to install something on my box I get asked to insert ubuntu Cd is there a command to go over this
[12:29] <nw__> yes it's an x86
[12:30] <zylthinking> jetscreamer: thanks
[12:30] <astro76> linux_, I said you need to do the nvidia stuff while x is stopped..... go to console, stop x, do nvidia stuff, start x
[12:30] <jetscreamer> Desp: nano -w /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out the cd line
[12:30] <jetscreamer> add sudo
[12:30] <jetscreamer> remove it
[12:31] <nw__> I still don't know what to do though
[12:31] <jetscreamer> Desp: sudo nano -w /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out the cd line or remove it
[12:31] <jetscreamer> rather
[12:31] <pedrocastro> ola
[12:31] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: i'm trying to find unrar in the dapper multiverse repositories. it appears to have been removed
[12:31] <Desp> thank you jetscreamer
[12:31] <nw__> troublesome
[12:32] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: what you could try is: install xarchiver and then download and compile http://www.rarlab.com/rar/rarlinux-3.6.b6.tar.gz
[12:32] <ProN00b> i just got a new external harddrive, it gets detected as sda but i suspect its broken, are there any tools that do some test write/reads ?
[12:32] <astro76> howlingmadhowie, nw__ it appears to be downloadable manually http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/utils/unrar
[12:32] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: i should however add, unrar is most definitely in the feisty repositories
[12:33] <jetscreamer> is there a marillat for ubuntu?
[12:33] <jetscreamer> add it if there is
[12:33] <jetscreamer> to your sources
[12:33] <zylthinking> jetscreamer: another question, I've download the OSX icon theme, and the index.theme wrote: [scalable/places]
[12:33] <zylthinking> Size=128
[12:33] <zylthinking> Context=places
[12:33] <zylthinking> Type=scalable
[12:33] <nw__> Ok I think it's worth the time to just upgrade to fiesty
[12:33] <nw__> I'm worried about losing my files though
[12:33] <howlingmadhowie> astro76: oh, cool :) i was looking all over the net for that :) let me bookmark packages.ubuntu.com
[12:33] <nw__> I need to move them to my home folder?
[12:34] <nw__> and then upgrade
[12:34] <MaDiNfO_> can somebody tell me why i have > 2000 frames on glxgears and google heart doent move... ?
[12:34] <ubuntulaptop> hello
[12:34] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: here you go: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/download.pl?arch=i386&file=pool%2Fmultiverse%2Fu%2Funrar-nonfree%2Funrar_3.5.4-0.1_i386.deb&md5sum=8bca26ae4ee93a453767f057529fb0fa&arch=i386&type=main
[12:34] <zylthinking> but the start-here.png in the places folder doesn't been shown
[12:34] <garette> hi all just now i trued to change startup sound of gdm i gues the format didnt work, now gdm is not showing up at startup,
[12:34] <bullz> hello all
[12:34] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: looks like a gnome desktop icon to me, no idea
[12:34] <ubuntulaptop> is there a what you could call 'perfect' brand for laptops to have for using ubuntu?
[12:34] <nw__> thanks a lot
[12:35] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: locate start-here.png
[12:35] <MaDiNfO_> can somebody tell me why i have > 2000 frames on glxgears and google heart doesn't move... ?
[12:35] <jetscreamer> MaDiNfO_: because 2000 is lame?
[12:35] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: thank astro76, not me. i was just googling like crazy...
[12:35] <garette> so to login i used kdm, so gdm was killed, and there fore after logging in i am unable to change that sound settings is there any other way to do so
[12:35] <MaDiNfO_> jetscreamer: why is it lame ?
[12:35] <ProN00b> i just got a new external harddrive, it gets detected as sda but i suspect its broken, are there any tools that do some test write/reads ?
[12:36] <jetscreamer> ProN00b: everything is sda or sdb
[12:36] <jetscreamer> in ubuntu
[12:36] <zylthinking> jetscreamer: is exactly show the gnome icon theme's start-her.svg, that's why I tried to delete the gnome
[12:36] <ProN00b> jetscreamer, so what dude ?!
[12:36] <nw__> well I'll thank you both for helping me
[12:36] <ProN00b> jetscreamer, i need something to fckin test this disk
[12:36] <nw__> I think I'll upgrade to fiesty later in the day
[12:36] <garette>  hi all just now i trued to change startup sound of gdm i gues the format didnt work, now gdm is not showing up at startup, so to login i used kdm, so gdm was killed, and there fore after logging in i am unable to change that sound settings is there any other way to do so(repeating the question lol)
[12:36] <garette> tried**
[12:36] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: okay, so download the file, click on it and see if it works
[12:37] <jetscreamer> ProN00b: just instead of hda put sda .. or whatever
[12:37] <ProN00b> jetscreamer, wtf are you on about ?
[12:37] <ProN00b> jetscreamer, i need something to test this drive, if it isn't broken
[12:37] <m1r> hi all
[12:37] <jetscreamer> no idea nm
[12:37] <garette> somebody minds checking my doubt??
[12:37] <jetscreamer> fsck it
[12:37] <ziroday> ProN00b: look into hirens boot disc
[12:37] <MaDiNfO_> jetscreamer: why is it lame and why doesn't work ?
[12:37] <Billy> !iso | Billy
[12:37] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: so. what's next?
[12:37] <ubuntulaptop> ProN00b: a drive failed on you recently?
[12:38] <nw__> oh yes it worked, thanks so much
[12:38] <nw__> now
[12:38] <astro76> !wtf | ProN00b
[12:38] <ubotu> ProN00b: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:38] <ProN00b> ubuntulaptop, no, i just got it and i suspect its broken (gparted shows negative drive space, fdisk and gparted won't set disklabel)
[12:38] <Till> Hit3k, i will search .Idif files but my system can'T find anything, i had tried it with *.Idif  but it haven't found anything, but the file exist on my pc, had someone an idea?
[12:38] <ProN00b> !wtf | astro76
[12:38] <ubotu> astro76: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:38] <astro76> MaDiNfO_, it's low, I get 12000 frames on a not so powerful ati card in a laptop
[12:38] <astro76> ProN00b, cute
[12:39] <MaDiNfO_> astro76: this is a 9100 ATI
[12:39] <MaDiNfO_> and on fedora i got same fps rate
[12:39] <MaDiNfO_> and it worked out..
[12:39] <garette> astro76, hi man..
[12:39] <ProN00b> ubuntulaptop, any idea ?
[12:39] <nw__> If I install fiesy will my packages stay or will my directory be the only thing saved?
[12:39] <ubuntulaptop> ProN00b: oh, ok. I had a hard drive *and* a CRT monitor fail on me within the last few days.... :) must be the hot weather..
[12:39] <astro76> MaDiNfO_, 2000 frames or 2000 FPS?
[12:39] <nw__> I'm guessing it's only the directory
[12:40] <MaDiNfO_> madinfo@madinfo-desktop:~$ glxgears
[12:40] <MaDiNfO_> 7957 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1591.269 FPS
[12:40] <MaDiNfO_> 8036 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1607.145 FPS
[12:40] <MaDiNfO_> FPS
[12:40] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: if you install feisty from a cd it'll write over everything on any partition it reformats
[12:40] <garette> astro76, check my prob dude,its really fckin :(
[12:40] <nw__> hmmm
[12:40] <jetscreamer> hey lookie i was right
[12:40] <garette> astro76, scroll up lol
[12:40] <nw__> hmm
[12:40] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: so you'll have to install all third-party debs again
[12:40] <nw__> then I should install fiesty now before I configure apache and mysql
[12:41] <jetscreamer> just back /home and some of the /etc stuff up
[12:41] <nw__> and mail
[12:41] <ooda> any one know how i would switch to the beryl channel
[12:41] <astro76> garette, sorry I have no idea or I would have answered
[12:41] <jetscreamer> /join #beryl ? or whatever the name is
[12:41] <ooda>  thanks alot
[12:41] <MaDiNfO_> astro76: it seems preaty good... so why does google earth doesn't move ?
[12:42] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: what will be the "p" in your lamp?
[12:42] <zylthinking>  I've download the OSX icon theme, and the index.theme wrote: [scalable/places]  Size=128 Context=places Type=scalable, but some icons in the scalable doesn't been shown, instead icons in gnome or icons in some others theme was shown, why that happen?
[12:42] <pawan_> hi
[12:42] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: because those icons are not 'controlled' or set by the current theme
[12:42] <pawan_> i installed internet explorer using wine
[12:42] <nw__> what does the p stand for?
[12:42] <ubuntulaptop> is there a what you could call 'perfect' brand for laptops to have for using ubuntu?
[12:42] <jetscreamer> zylthinking: afaik
[12:42] <garette> astro76, actually i just changed the startup sounds via setting manager, but now it screwed up and when i try to start its showing up taht no gdm is started and so you cant do any settings,
[12:42] <pawan_> but cant see its entry
[12:42] <jetscreamer> thinkpads seem good
[12:42] <nw__> I'm using php
[12:42] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: the scripting language serverside. (php, perl, python... ruby)
[12:43] <nw__> php mysql and apache
[12:43] <garette> astro76, but due to that sound i set gdm is not starting up so i used kdm
[12:43] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: that should work without any trouble
[12:43] <garette> astro76, lool
[12:43] <ubuntulaptop> jetscreamer: those are hp, right?
[12:43] <MaDiNfO_> anyone ?
[12:43] <Pete__> Anyone here using an Ati remote II?
[12:43] <gordonjcp> any recommendations for SATA hardware RAID?
[12:43] <rausb0> ubuntulaptop: no, thinkpad is lenovo (former ibm)
[12:43] <jetscreamer> ubuntulaptop: used to be ibm, now lenovo .. there are other well supported brands though
[12:44] <nw__> Are there any good reasons to upgrade to fiesty that you can think of?
[12:44] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: okay. if you want to install feisty to a disk where you want to keep an existing partition, make sure everything you want to keep is on that partition. i'd also of course recommend making back-ups
[12:44] <nw__> is it more stable?
[12:44] <pawan_> in which directory the wine aplications are located
[12:44] <jetscreamer> toshiba, dell i think a little
[12:44] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: it's just one year further than dapper and can do more
[12:44] <Pete__> pawan_: Usually ~/.wine/drive_c/
[12:44] <garette> lol
[12:44] <astro76> pawan, under ~./wine/, you can also run winefile
[12:45] <jetscreamer> so wtf why can't you just change the sources and dist-upgrade to fiesty
[12:45] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: every package on the system has had one year more development
[12:45] <pretender> hey is there anyone that can help setting up an australian epg for myth
[12:45] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: but i think dapper will also manage a lamp-stack without too much trouble :)
[12:45] <nw__> alright
[12:45] <faileas> epg?
[12:45] <astro76> nw__, if you're happy you might consider waiting for gutsy
[12:46] <gordonjcp> jetscreamer: lenovo laptops are pretty good, they're basically thinkpads with the boards built in china and assembled at the old Greenock plant
[12:46] <linux_> i have other errors :( there is other way to install nvidia driver [ synuptic ]  or something else ?
[12:46] <pretender> electronic program guide xml grabber
[12:46] <gordonjcp> jetscreamer: where they are internally referred to as chinkpads
[12:46] <jetscreamer> lol
[12:46] <pawan_> what is gecko
[12:46] <nw__> I suppose dapper will do for now
[12:46] <jetscreamer> some mozilla runtime engine i think
[12:46] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: probably wise
[12:46] <astro76> linux_, system>administration>restricted drivers manager
[12:46] <pretender> anyone out there from Australia?
[12:46] <pawan> !gecko
[12:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gecko - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:47] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: have you already installed your lamp-stack?
[12:47] <jetscreamer> try google
[12:47] <nw__> well almost
[12:47] <linux_> i can install with synuptic nvidia driver ?
[12:47] <pretender> anyone running mythtv ?
[12:47] <nw__> I haven't gotten the php working with apache yet
[12:47] <Pete__> pretender: Yes
[12:48] <Pete__> linux_: Yes
[12:48] <jetscreamer> linux_: i think you just go in the restricted modules section and say install this
[12:48] <nw__> I'm guessing you just add the module to the end of the config file?
[12:48] <jetscreamer> i did it once but i forget
[12:48] <jetscreamer> !gutsy
[12:48] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[12:48] <jetscreamer> ah
[12:48] <nw__> I'm not at all familiar with linux, I've just recently migrated from windows
[12:49] <pretender> hey pete.  I am currently having a problem on myth recordings where the sound pauses for a second and is choopy.  Any ideas on how to fix this
[12:49] <jetscreamer> who comes up with these names
[12:49] <linux_> brb
[12:49] <jetscreamer> how can i take ubuntu seriously with a name like that
[12:49] <jetscreamer> :)
[12:49] <WeeJeWel> How can I make a link between a ext3 and NTFS partition?
[12:49] <jetscreamer> a link?
[12:49] <jetscreamer> define link
[12:49] <Pete__> pretender: Are your frontend/backend (if they are seperate) spec'd enough? Are you recieving HD transmissions?
[12:49] <WeeJeWel> symbolic link
[12:49] <faileas> WeeJeWel: you can't
[12:50] <jetscreamer> ln -sn what where
[12:50] <WeeJeWel> auch
[12:50] <jetscreamer> if it's mounted you can
[12:50] <WeeJeWel> it is mounted
[12:50] <IonParticle> jetscreamer: what in the world is a gibbon anyways?
[12:50] <nw__> I'm sure I can get the rest on my own though guys
[12:50] <WeeJeWel> /media/hda1
[12:50] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: can you see a test page on localhost?
[12:50] <nw__> you've been a great help
[12:50] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: you can create a symlink on the ext3 filesystem pointing to a file or dir on the ntfs filesystem, but not vice versa
[12:50] <nw__> hold on
[12:50] <pretender> front end back end combo sempron 3000+ 512 RAM hauppage 150
[12:50] <jetscreamer> ln -sn /path/to/what /path/to/where (what being the ntfs stuff and where being the linux fs
[12:50] <jetscreamer> )
[12:51] <WeeJeWel> rausb0, why do i get an error then?
[12:51] <jetscreamer> wht he said
[12:51] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: what is the exact command you gave?
[12:51] <WeeJeWel> link "/media/hda1/" "y:"
[12:51] <jetscreamer> don't add a trailing /
[12:51] <nw__> no I can't howl, I was able to but then deleted the default file in the apache folder
[12:51] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: totally wrong syntax
[12:51] <jetscreamer> nm
[12:51] <nw__> now I can't see anything
[12:51] <howlingmadhowie> !pastebin
[12:52] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:52] <WeeJeWel> * Feels stupid :P
[12:52] <nw__> it's either that or my firewall
[12:52] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: and btw, you can't use drive letters in linux
[12:52] <WeeJeWel> nonono
[12:52] <WeeJeWel> its for wine
[12:52] <WeeJeWel> dosdevices
[12:52] <jetscreamer> ln -sn /media/hda1 y
[12:52] <jetscreamer> or so
[12:52] <nw__> I also need to ask you about this other problem
[12:52] <WeeJeWel> invalid option -s
[12:52] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: so it is not a symbolic link at all, but an entry in the wine config?
[12:52] <jetscreamer> what?
[12:52] <Pete__> You need a link in ~/.wine/dosdevices/
[12:52] <nw__> I think...though I'm not sure, that my IP blocks incoming port 80 attempts
[12:52] <WeeJeWel> yes
[12:53] <nw__> do you see my problem?
[12:53] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: then don't speak of a link
[12:53] <WeeJeWel> rausb0, in dosdevices there are links
[12:53] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: paste this into /var/www and call it index.html http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/32469/
[12:53] <jetscreamer> use 8080
[12:53] <nw__> how do I host a site that can't recieve port 80 requests
[12:53] <noch> ok, im fed up . , ,  i want to remove the failed ubuntu  installations/partitions using LiveCD (the only way i can run ubuntu) and just try it on another computer, but i cant find any help
[12:53] <faileas> nw__ use another port
[12:53] <_Nikola_>  ???
[12:53] <nw__> well..
[12:53] <jetscreamer> !ru
[12:53] <rausb0> WeeJeWel: alright. i don't use wine or any windows software at all.
[12:53] <ubotu>    #ubuntu-ru       /  Pozhalujsta vojdite v #ubuntu-ru dlq pomoshchi na russkom qzyke
[12:53] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: i imagine your router blocks incoming requests. you have to configure the NAT on the router
[12:53] <jetscreamer> no.... hmmm
[12:53] <WeeJeWel> i just want a game working.. lol
[12:53] <nw__> no it's not that
[12:53] <echosystm> can someone tell me of a decent mp3 player? ive tried everything and theyre all horrible
[12:53] <jetscreamer> !hu
[12:53] <ubotu> Magyar nyelv segtsget az #ubuntu-hu csatornn tall
[12:54] <bullz> Hej jimmyjf
[12:54] <jetscreamer> no...
[12:54] <Pete__> noch: Can you not just install over the top with your prefered OS?
[12:54] <faileas> _Nikola_: not only do i not understand you, i cannot read your charecter set
[12:54] <jimmyfj> Gretings all
[12:54] <nw__> I use clearewire and they are notorious for blocking ports
[12:54] <fatbrain> echosystm: Songbird?
[12:54] <echosystm> ive tried audacious, xmms, beep, amarok, xfmedia, god knows how many others
[12:54] <nw__> they provide a voip service
[12:54] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: then you'll have to use another port
[12:54] <faileas> nw__ use another port.
[12:54] <nw__> and I think that operates on port 80
[12:54] <faileas> i use 9180 ;)
[12:54] <nw__> ok well if I use another port say...79
[12:54] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: but blocking incoming 80 is pretty ridiculous
[12:54] <jimmyfj> hey bullz
[12:54] <echosystm> songbird is too bloated for me fatbrain
[12:54] <po> how can i remove ubuntu backport updates? I disabled the backport updates, but i think these updates aren't uninstalled yet. Which command do I have to use?
[12:54] <echosystm> i want something that is small and uses no ram
[12:54] <rausb0> echosystm: i don't see why xmms is horrible. i use it for years, no problems.
[12:55] <noch> @Pete, no, i keep getting errors because of my odd ide/ata setup and it not seeing my unstallations, so i just want to put it on my laptop
[12:55] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: use a port number above 1024 and check /etc/services to see if it's in use
[12:55] <faileas> howlingmadhowie: lazy way of keeping people from running servers ;)
[12:55] <nw__> well you see my IP is a rare breed
[12:55] <echosystm> if you have ever used foobar2000 on windows... xmms is horrible :P
[12:55] <nw__> my internet is recieved wirelessly
[12:55] <IceLink> hey there
[12:55] <faileas> echosystm, NO ram?
[12:55] <howlingmadhowie> faileas: it's fascist, that's what it is
[12:55] <echosystm> its just as bad as winamp
[12:55] <rausb0> echosystm: i don't use windows at all
[12:55] <echosystm> no ram = as little ram as possible lol
[12:55] <easuter> hey guys
[12:55] <nw__> It may in fact become WIMAX
[12:55] <faileas> howlingmadhowie: eh... i suppose
[12:55] <nw__> but anyway...I'm getting off track
[12:55] <echosystm> i might run foobar2000 in wine
[12:55] <easuter> anyone here an Ubuntu reprisentative or developer???
[12:55] <echosystm> theres nothing that even comes close in linux :(
[12:55] <jimmyfj> hi easuter
[12:56] <echosystm> its heaps lame
[12:56] <IceLink> if i use sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so i can only set the * to ubuntu, but onfortuneately, the + is on kubuntu
[12:56] <Pete__> noch: Well what are you looking to do with the space? There are some utilities on the live cd
[12:56] <echosystm> xfmedia is good, but it loads jpg and text files into your playlist.. which is just retarded!
[12:56] <po> how can i remove ubuntu backport updates? I disabled the backport updates, but i think these updates aren't uninstalled yet. Which command do I have to use?
[12:56] <nw__> so don't requests from different browsers come in through 80?
[12:56] <noch> erase it
[12:56] <echosystm> also has no search function
[12:56] <nw__> wouldn't I need to redirect traffic to my new port?
[12:57] <easuter> COME ON, ANYONE HERE AN UBUNTU DEV OR SOMETHING?
[12:57] <easuter> there are some idiots trying to rape your distro
[12:57] <easuter> http://www.whitebuntu.org/
[12:57] <pretender> Any Aussies
[12:57] <IonParticle> echosystm: foobar user here too, I think quod libet comes the closest to being like foobar
[12:57] <easuter> :(
[12:57] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: not sure you can do that. people visiting the site would have to add a port onto the url
[12:57] <Aravind> need help
[12:57] <rausb0> echosystm: xmms has a search function. if you have a playlist loaded, press j and you'll have a incremental search
[12:57] <Aravind> not able to install ubuntu
[12:57] <po> how can i remove ubuntu backport updates? I disabled the backport updates, but i think these updates aren't uninstalled yet. Which command do I have to use?
[12:57] <nw__> yeah see that's the problem howl
[12:57] <echosystm> xmms is too slow
[12:57] <nw__> I can't really have that
[12:57] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: but dyndns may offer that service
[12:57] <echosystm> because of the themes etc
[12:57] <Aravind> after getting into partioner , its closing
[12:58] <andi_> hi! I'd like to use a microphone to record speech / use skype
[12:58] <echosystm> i think i tried libet but it wouldnt run properly
[12:58] <nw__> maybe I can make a script to redirect traffic
[12:58] <zuzuzzzip> hey does anyone know how to reload xorg.conf's settings without restarting X in a whole?
[12:58] <echosystm> probably because i compiled it badly or something
[12:58] <linux_> i have install it with "desktop effects" but not i can onlly get sccreen FPS max to 50 , my screen support to 75 how i can get 75 FPS ?
[12:58] <andi_> but no program can create the alsa connection
[12:58] <rausb0> echosystm: if you find xmms too slow, what kind of hardware do you have?
[12:58] <faileas> howlingmadhowie: that breaks some things though....
[12:58] <echosystm> p4 1.8ghz 1gb ram
[12:58] <rausb0> echosystm: i also have that. no problems here.
[12:58] <echosystm> if youve ever used foobar2000, trust me, you cant go back to using xmms/winamp
[12:58] <IonParticle> echosystm, did you get it from the Fiesty repo?
[12:58] <echosystm> they just fel horrible
[12:59] <echosystm> i didnt think it was in the repo IonParticle?
[12:59] <easuter> DID ANYONE HEAR ME, SOME WHITEPOWER IDIOTS ARE TRYING TO RAPE UBUNTU: http://www.whitebuntu.org/
[12:59] <easuter> :(
[12:59] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: anything on your computer won't do it. it has to happen when the web-address is entered in the browser which means that the dns must do it. faileas says it'll break some things. i've never tried it. i imagine it'll make it really difficult to use ftp, ssh etc.
[12:59] <astro76> !caps | easuter
[12:59] <ubotu> easuter: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[12:59] <IonParticle> echosystm, it's there
[12:59] <easuter> ok!!!
[12:59] <nw__> I can only hope that I was mistaken and they my isp doesn't really block port 80
[12:59] <linux_> how i can get my screen to 75 FPS ?
[12:59] <thoreauputic> easuter: shoouting will just get you muted or kicked
[12:59] <echosystm> cool, i will give it a go again
[12:59] <pretender> anyone recommend apps to copy dvd movies in ubuntu
[12:59] <easuter> I know
[12:59] <IonParticle> do apt-cache search quodlibet
[12:59] <Aravind> helppp not able to install ububtu fiesty fawn, after getting into prepare disk space section, the app closes
[01:00] <Pete__> easuter: That looks more like a joke to me
[01:00] <faileas> nw__ : tbh its not that bad
[01:00] <echosystm> oh, yeah i rememeber quod libet
[01:00] <echosystm> !
[01:00] <rausb0> easuter: i guess that page is just a bad joke
[01:00] <easuter> its a very sick joke then
[01:00] <echosystm> nah i didnt like that
[01:00] <echosystm> that was even worse than xmms lol
[01:00] <IonParticle> ahh, lol
[01:00] <Pete__> easuter: Yep, take that up with the creators of the site
[01:00] <jimmyfj> easuter - What do you mean by that ?
[01:00] <faileas> nw__ you could try listening on more than one port, and test both?
[01:00] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: well, just in case it is your provider, we now have a contingency plan. you'll have to register your domain-name and direct it to your external ip-address anyway
[01:00] <Aravind> helppp not able to install ububtu fiesty fawn, after getting into prepare disk space section, the app closes
[01:00] <Aravind> helppp not able to install ububtu fiesty fawn, after getting into prepare disk space section, the app closes
[01:01] <easuter> what do I mean by  what?
[01:01] <astro76> !repeat | Aravind
[01:01] <ubotu> Aravind: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[01:01] <echosystm> i turn off id3 tags etc., quod libet forces you into using them
[01:01] <IonParticle> echosystm, if you're feeling brave, you can try to compile mesk
[01:01] <faileas> Aravind: sure the disk is good?
[01:01] <nw__> right
[01:01] <echosystm> when youre loading 3,000 mp3s into a player, ID3 is not fun!
[01:01] <faileas> tested it?
[01:01] <nw__> already have my domain registered
[01:01] <echosystm> ah! mesk was the one i tried to compile
[01:01] <po> how can i remove ubuntu backport updates? I disabled the backport updates, but i think these updates aren't uninstalled yet. Which command do I have to use?
[01:01] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: can you give me your external ip address? i'll do a port scan on it
[01:01] <echosystm> i got all kinds of errors when i ran it haha
[01:02] <nw__> alright
[01:02] <B-rabbit> guyz, i have got a question: if i install the linux and lose my windows xp partition by accident, would i be able to install xp again in top of linux?
[01:02] <jetscreamer> go to grc.com and check it yourself
[01:02] <echosystm> mesk seemed exactly what i need though
[01:02] <faileas> B-rabbit: "accident" ?
[01:02] <IonParticle> I got it to work
[01:02] <echosystm> its a clone of foobar2000 practically
[01:02] <IonParticle> but without remote control
[01:02] <nw__> <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:02] <IonParticle> and I couldn't live without remote control
[01:02] <IonParticle> lol
[01:02] <faileas> you want it back... try testdisk ;). if you decide to reinstall windows, you might need to reinstall grub
[01:02] <nw__> apache isn't running yet
[01:03] <howlingmadhowie> there's nothing open atm. maybe some higher entries for firefox etc.
[01:03] <jetscreamer> nw__:  https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
[01:04] <jetscreamer> for a portscanner
[01:04] <howlingmadhowie> nw__:  but i can ping you, and that's a good sign :)
[01:04] <B-rabbit> yes, that's what happened to me after i installed linux i could'nt boot my xp becouse i some how lost it's partition, so can i install it again, or not?
[01:04] <nw__> yeah :)
[01:04] <zuzuzzzip> hey does anyone know how to reload xorg.conf's settings without restarting X in a whole?
[01:04] <nw__> I'm not dead
[01:04] <MaxPayne> hi
[01:04] <faileas> B-rabbit: testdisk might be able to restore the partition...
[01:04] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: okay. have you placed the file i sent you in /var/www ?
[01:04] <faileas> i mean back to what it was before
[01:05] <erUSUL> zuzuzzzip: yo can't
[01:05] <nw__> hold on
[01:05] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: you can't. changing xorg.conf requires X to be restarted.
[01:05] <zuzuzzzip> oh, i need to reload my keyboard layout
[01:05] <zuzuzzzip> and cant find the one in /usr/share/xmodmap
[01:06] <B-rabbit> faileas: how do i do that? and if i do that will i still be able to use ubuntu?
[01:06] <Negatifzeo> What's the best and easiest software on ubuntu for formatting/resizing partitions?
[01:06] <faileas> B-rabbit: you will need to reinstall after that. supposing ubuntu install broke XP
[01:06] <nw__> howl /var/www?
[01:06] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: you can also download this one, but don't do anything with it yet: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/32470/
[01:07] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: yep, /var/www
[01:07] <thoreauputic> Negatifzeo: maybe gparted or qtparted
[01:07] <faileas> Negatifzeo: gparted FTW IMHO ;)
[01:07] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: and call it index.html
[01:07] <astro76> B-rabbit, you'll need to repair grub after installing windows
[01:07] <astro76> !grub | B-rabbit
[01:07] <ubotu> B-rabbit: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[01:07] <Negatifzeo> lol
[01:07] <nw__> I have
[01:07] <nw__> I did
[01:07] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: now direct your webbrowser to localhost. do you see anything?
[01:08] <nw__> except I have index.php
[01:08] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: you mean you already have a file called index.php in /var/www ?
[01:08] <zuzuzzzip> erUSUL or rausb0; maybe you guys know how to fix my problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3131448#post3131448
[01:09] <nw__> yes
[01:09] <nw__> I do
[01:09] <nw__> set up the site I'm creating in windows
[01:09] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: then rename it index2.php and save the first page i sent you as /var/www/index.html
[01:09] <nw__> and I'm transfering to linux
[01:10] <po> how can i remove ubuntu backport updates? I disabled the backport updates, but i think these updates aren't uninstalled yet. Which command do I have to use?
[01:10] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: i don't think there is a specific belgian keyboard layout. have you tried fr instead?
[01:10] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: i tried fr, its close but some keys are still different
[01:11] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: i also tried just copying 'xmodmap -pke' in a file and loading that in
[01:11] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: so french belgian keyboards are really different from those in france?
[01:11] <linux_> 3.0 HZ and 512 mb ram , GEFORCE 5  FX are enought to run bryle ?
[01:11] <zuzuzzzip> but it wasn't the right layout
[01:11] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: yes they are :)
[01:11] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: which keys are different?
[01:11] <linux_> what to install bryle or compiz ?
[01:11] <nw__> nothing
[01:12] <pawan> how to install internet explorer using wine
[01:12] <thoreauputic> po: if you know which apps are from backports, jsut do something like   sudo aptitude purge <app1 app2 app3 >  and so on ( assuming you want to also get rid of the configurations)
[01:12] <pretender_> anyone out there running mythtv
[01:12] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: you just get the standard firefox "page not found" message?
[01:12] <zuzuzzzip> the one next to the backspace, its like = and + (should be - and underscore) and other sign keys
[01:12] <ziroday> pawan: check out IE4LInux
[01:12] <zuzuzzzip> and when i load that xmodmap my num-lock button doesn't wokr
[01:12] <nw__> yes
[01:12] <thoreauputic> po: you might run into dependency issues though
[01:12] <zuzuzzzip> but the big problem is ctrl en alt and sucht
[01:12] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: could you check to see if apache is running?
[01:12] <zuzuzzzip> -t
[01:13] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: you could try fr in xorg.conf and fix the rest with specific xmodmap commands
[01:13] <pawan> !ie4linux
[01:13] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ie4linux - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:13] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: xmodmap can also remap single keys, not only load whole keymaps
[01:13] <zuzuzzzip> i know
[01:13] <pawan> how to install ie4linex
[01:13] <po> thoreauputic: i want to fall back to original versions. I must somehow filter the packages which are backport upgraded.
[01:13] <linux_> someone can give me the site of byrel ?
[01:13] <nw__> it is enabled in the service menu
[01:13] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: but i have a working config when i boot
[01:13] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: i disabled my capslock key like that: xmodmap -e 'remove lock = Caps_Lock'
[01:14] <nw__> I know it worked before
[01:14] <pretender_> anyone from australia out there
[01:14] <nw__> it doesn't work now
[01:14] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: i made a qwerty xmodmap to play et
[01:14] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[01:14] <thoreauputic> pretender_: why do you ask?
[01:14] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: and afterwards i want it to load back my settings from before
[01:14] <omar_> how do i convert a rpm package into a deb package?
[01:14] <zuzuzzzip> preferably whitout restarting X ofc
[01:14] <astro76> !rpm | omar_
[01:14] <ubotu> omar_: RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous)
[01:15] <rausb0> zuzuzzzip: sorry, then i am out of ideas
[01:15] <astro76> omar_, what is it for?
[01:15] <zuzuzzzip> rausb0: ok thx anyway though :)
[01:15] <ubuntulaptop> !laptops | ubuntulaptop
[01:15] <nw__> * Forcing reload of apache 2.0 web server... grep: /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/new: No such file or directory
[01:15] <nw__> grep: file: No such file or directory
[01:15] <nw__>                                                                          [fail]
[01:15] <nw__> theres the output
[01:15] <omar_> i want to install globe7 and i only found rpm package
[01:15] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: mm, that's strange
[01:16] <hxu> Hi! Help me with my ATI 690G onboard graphic problem!
[01:16] <faileas> ubuntulaptop: http://tuxmobil.org/
[01:16] <hxu> I cannot set resolution to 1680x1050
[01:16] <thoreauputic> !msg
[01:16] <ubotu> Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[01:17] <embexx> allo semua
[01:17] <omar_> where can i find the package "alien"?
[01:17] <astro76> omar_, seems this guy did not have success with alien and the .rpm http://ostoolbox.blogspot.com/2007/04/globe7-now-on-linux-and-mac-os-x.html
[01:17] <nw__> I think I may have deleted a file I shouldn't have
[01:17] <thoreauputic> !info alien
[01:17] <ubotu> alien: install non-native packages with dpkg. In component main, is optional. Version 8.65 (feisty), package size 101 kB, installed size 276 kB
[01:17] <hxu> I installed Ubuntu 7.04, but used the restricted driver for my onboard 690G, still I cannot set the resolution to 1680x1050, please help
[01:18] <nw__> there was a default page that apache was bringing up
[01:18] <nw__> I thought I'd delete it
[01:18] <thoreauputic> omar_:  sudo apt-get install alien
[01:18] <nw__> and maybe that's the problem
[01:18] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: i wonder why it's looking for something called new in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
[01:18] <hxu> I installed Ubuntu 7.04, and used the restricted driver for my onboard 690G, still I cannot set the resolution to 1680x1050, please help
[01:18] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: what do you have in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled ?
[01:18] <omar_> thanks a lot guys
[01:19] <faileas> ubuntulaptop: more specifically http://tuxmobil.org/distribution_linux_laptop_ubuntu.html
[01:19] <nw__> hold on
[01:19] <MaxPayne> hi, could someone help me? my onboard soundcard (nvidia nforce2) supports 6 channels (5.1) but i can only use 2; i tried several tutorials but found no solution
[01:19] <nw__> i have info.php and new
[01:20] <nw__> just a blank file named new
[01:20] <nw__> hmmm
[01:20] <nw__> eh
[01:20] <nw__> oops
[01:21] <linux_> i have installed beryl how i can make the 3d effect of the whole desktop ?
[01:21] <thoreauputic> !enter
[01:21] <ubotu> Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[01:21] <Karti> MaxPayne: I have a similar problem. I have a SOundblaster that only shows 2 when I speaker test but when I put a movie in I get surround
[01:21] <nw__> * Forcing reload of apache 2.0 web server...                            [fail]
[01:21] <nw__> now it just says that
[01:22] <nw__> I deleted the empty new file
[01:22] <Karti> so I tend to leave it.  There are better recommended ways to upgrade from feisty to gutsy if that is what you are doing
[01:40] <nw__> I think it was just a default page in place of the index.html
[01:40] <thoreauputic> s/readon/reason
[01:41] <nw__> which showed in /var/www
[01:41] <Rprp> Does someone know how can i add subtitles? (With wich program or something)
[01:41] <IdleOne> thoreauputic, I believe it was an issue on the server side. updates were probable being uploaded
[01:41] <thoreauputic> IdleOne: ah
[01:42] <IdleOne> running fine now
[01:42] <thoreauputic> OK
[01:42] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: well, the default file looked like this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/32472/
[01:42] <nw__> howl you've been a great help I'm going to have to take off though. I think I can take it from here
[01:42] <nw__> not much time left...
[01:43] <nw__> I'm setting up a local business
[01:43] <GuHHH> rausb0: i cant find the exactly module... but i select every one and didnt work :(
[01:43] <nw__> and if I don't get it up I may as well slit my throat
[01:43] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: it may be easer for you to either apt-get remove apache --purge and then install it new, or directly to install feisty
[01:43] <rausb0> GuHHH: can you give a the pci id of your sound card?
[01:43] <rausb0> s/give a/give me/
[01:43] <nw__> I'll install fiesty
[01:43] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: (i myself have never been under that sort of pressure to get it up)
[01:44] <nw__> well the site and php are in tact
[01:44] <nw__> so I'm not too worried
[01:44] <nw__> it's just getting phpmsyql and apache up...and the port thing
[01:44] <nw__> and connecting everything
[01:44] <howlingmadhowie> nw__: that's the main thing :) so try to install feisty, making sure you backup all the important files before hand, and then we'll see you here later :)
[01:45] <nw__> alright
[01:45] <nw__> thanks :)
[01:45] <nw__> bye for now
[01:45] <GuHHH> rausb0: i have a nforce 3 chipset (nforce3 250gb ac'97 audio controller)
[01:45] <rausb0> GuHHH: again, can you give a the pci id?
[01:45] <pawan> hi
[01:46] <janeppo> hihi
[01:46] <pawan> how to install ie4linux
[01:47] <whazilla> ie4linux ?
[01:47] <szabo> hi :)
[01:47] <IdleOne> Internet Explorer 4 Linux
[01:47] <GuHHH> rausb0: i have a nforce 3 chipset (nforce3 250gb ac'97 audio controller) 00:06.0 is that what u want?
[01:48] <IdleOne> pawan, there should be instructions on the website
[01:48] <rausb0> GuHHH: give me the same line from the "lspci -n" output
[01:48] <pawan> i am not able to read this one line
[01:48] <pawan> http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Installation:Ubuntu
[01:48] <Pe3k> hello, pls could anybody explain why I get error message 'input/output error' when I run 'route' command?
[01:48] <pawan> wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key ad
[01:49] <pawan> what is the full command
[01:50] <szabo> I got i wired problem... since yesterday I have network problems.. but just with the ubuntu sys.... it can login to the wlan but i can't ping any hosts in network and wan isn't working too... I don't know what that could be, because it worked untill yesterday without any problems... :/
[01:50] <GuHHH> rausb0: 00:06.0 0401: 10de:00ea (rev a1)
[01:50] <A1> ains
[01:51] <pawan> not able to add key
[01:51] <rausb0> GuHHH: you need the snd-intel8x0 driver for that
[01:51] <GuHHH> szabo: did u try to restart the module daemon?
[01:51] <szabo> i restartet the whole system
[01:52] <GuHHH> rausb0: thanks, i will try
[01:52] <szabo> about 5 times
[01:52] <GuHHH> szabo: try restarting the module daemon
[01:53] <IdleOne> pawan, why cant you add the key?
[01:53] <IdleOne> pawan, what version of ubuntu do you run?
[01:53] <pawan> fiesty fawn
[01:53] <Pe3k> feisty
[01:54] <pawan> feisty
[01:54] <Chinaski1> hello i am having problems running openGl games with beryl turned on. System crashes after few minutes of playing. i can play turning beryl off
[01:54] <fyrestrtr> Chinaski1: solution is to play games with beryl off.
[01:54] <IdleOne> pawan, deb http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt feisty main   <---add this line to /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:55] <Chinaski1> yes i know but bit boring
[01:55] <fyrestrtr> its better than crashing.
[01:55] <Chinaski1> k thanks
[01:58] <IdleOne> pawan, you add the line?
[01:58] <pawan> i am adding
[01:59] <twb> Does reportbug(1) work on Ubuntu yet?
[01:59] <richard__> heloo can someone help me  please
[01:59] <fyrestrtr> !anyone
[01:59] <ubotu> A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[02:00] <pawan> added
[02:00] <szabo> hmm no it's still not working :(
[02:00] <IdleOne> ok now continue with the instructions on the site
[02:00] <IdleOne> pawan, ^^^
[02:00] <fyrestrtr> pawan: you need to sudo apt-get update
[02:00] <richard__> I have this message come up every time i try to open update manager or run sypnatic  E: Type sty is not known on line 52 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:00] <richard__> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[02:00] <richard__> Go to the repository dialogue to correct the problem.
[02:00] <richard__> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[02:00] <GuHHH> rausb0: i did it and it says that couldnt found the module :/
[02:01] <rausb0> GuHHH: what exactly did you do?
[02:01] <richard__> can someone help me please it is urgent
[02:01] <richard__> i have this message coming up
[02:01] <richard__> E: Type sty is not known on line 52 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:01] <richard__> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[02:01] <richard__> Go to the repository dialogue to correct the problem.
[02:01] <richard__> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[02:02] <jatt> damn
[02:02] <jatt> !paste
[02:02] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[02:02] <IdleOne> richard__, sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and go to line 52 and see what looks like it doesnt belong there and delete
[02:02] <GuHHH> rausb0: added in my kernel config the module that u said and alsa, then made a new bzimage and initrd
[02:02] <fyrestrtr> richard__: pastebin the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:02] <richard__> i tried to install the new linuxmint.iso from the desktop and it come now everytime with this message
[02:02] <richard__> E: Type sty is not known on line 52 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:02] <richard__> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[02:02] <richard__> Go to the repository dialogue to correct the problem.
[02:02] <richard__> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[02:02] <rausb0> GuHHH: did you also   make modules_install ?
[02:02] <GuHHH> rausb0: sorry, my fault, it worked, at least i guess :)
[02:03] <Rprp> Does someone know how can i add subtitles? (With wich program or something)
[02:04] <GuHHH> rausb0: thanks for the help :D
[02:04] <rausb0> GuHHH: you're welcome
[02:04] <richard__> hello can someone help me please
[02:04] <rausb0> richard__: IdleOne already helped you
[02:04] <fwaokda> i think i have a typo in my kboot.conf, i booted up with cd how can i get to where i can edit it again?
[02:04] <IdleOne> richard__, sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and go to line 52 and see what looks like it doesnt belong there and delete
[02:05] <richard__> i have this message coming up after i tried to install linuxmint.iso from the desktop
[02:05] <richard__> E: Type sty is not known on line 52 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:05] <richard__> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[02:05] <richard__> Go to the repository dialogue to correct the problem.
[02:05] <richard__> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[02:05] <IdleOne> richard__, pay attention
[02:05] <whazilla> fwaokda: edit /etc/kboot.conf
[02:05] <soundray> richard__: will you stop spamming the channel with your error messages please
[02:05] <IdleOne> richard__, i need you to answer so I know your can see me
[02:05] <richard__> yes soory
[02:05] <richard__> sorry
[02:05] <IdleOne> ok
[02:05] <zlx> Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knows how well the latest version of ubuntu will work on this laptop ( http://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/Acer_TravelMate_5720G-302G16_LX.TK30X.033/version-1.asp ) as if any of the hardware will have issues etc? thankx :)
[02:05] <soundray> richard__: if it's urgent, it's particularly important that you stick to the rules and don't alienate the people here.
[02:06] <IdleOne> richard__, sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and go to line 52 and see what looks like it doesnt belong there and delete
[02:06] <richard__> ok sorry
[02:06] <richard__> i am new to this
[02:06] <fyrestrtr> !laptop
[02:06] <ubotu> Laptop support information can be found on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesLaptops - http://www.linux-laptop.net/ - http://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam - http://tuxmobil.org
[02:06] <zlx> thankx fyrestrtr
[02:06] <soundray> richard__: all the more reason to listen carefully to the replies, especially IdleOne's
[02:06] <kidbuntu> please help me. I plugged an external harddrive on 7.04 and it doesnt reads or loads up anything
[02:07] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: how did you plug it in?
[02:07] <Rprp> Does someone know how can i add subtitles? (With wich program or something)
[02:07] <kidbuntu> well. on a USB port
[02:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Bummer, I get bumped to un-regged because my auto identify takes a couple secs in Konversation
[02:07] <Rprp> how i can*
[02:07] <richard__> ok idleone, i am going to do it now, and let you know
[02:07] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: on a USB port
[02:07] <GuHHH> how can i mount ntfs partitions on my linux? what modules i need?
[02:08] <fyrestrtr> !ntfs > GuHHH
[02:08] <soundray> !ntfs > GuHHH, please read the private message from ubotu
[02:08] <Jack_Sparrow> GuHHH: You can read with no problem..  to write you need ntfs-3g
[02:08] <LordGreyhound> !ntfs
[02:08] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[02:08] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: what format is it?
[02:08] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: its FAT32
[02:08] <LordGreyhound> !fuse
[02:08] <ubotu> Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing using fuse here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[02:09] <LordGreyhound> !ntfs-3g
[02:09] <soundray> !msgthebot > LordGreyhound
[02:09] <ubotu> ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[02:09] <felipe_> #hackers
[02:09] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: did I answered your question?
[02:09] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: correctly?
[02:09] <LordGreyhound> :)...k
[02:09] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: open a terminal, and type mount
[02:10] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: is your disk listed there?
[02:10] <IdleOne> richard__, ok good. when you are done editing the sources.list you need to make sure you save the file then do sudo apt-get update and you should be good to go.
[02:10] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: i'll ty
[02:10] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: i'll try
[02:11] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: Yes
[02:11] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: then it is mounted.
[02:12] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: i'm sorry are you referring to the external HD or the CD-rom. can't see external HD. i referred to the CD-rom
[02:12] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: are you having problems accessing the cdrom or the external disk?
[02:13] <fwaokda> i'm trying to edit my kboot.conf file from my hdd while using a boot cd of ubuntu.. when i try to save the file it says "Can't open file to write".. anyone know how i can get past this?
[02:13] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: just the WD external HD. but i'm not having problem with my small USB disks
[02:13] <IdleOne> fwaokda, sudo gedit filename
[02:13] <fwaokda> ok thanks
[02:14] <Jack_Sparrow> fwaokda: use sudo or gksudo for gui editor
[02:14] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: okay, type this tail -f /var/log/messages
[02:14] <fyrestrtr> then, unplug and replug the disk.
[02:14] <fyrestrtr> it should show you messages that it has detected the disk and has mounted it.
[02:15] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: starting with the word tail?
[02:15] <fyrestrtr> yes
[02:15] <Pe3k> hello,
[02:15] <fyrestrtr> and including the word tail, tail is a command.
[02:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Pe3k: Goodmorning, How may we help you...  Just ask you question in channel .. If someone knows the answer they will speak up..
[02:16] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: nothings happening
[02:17] <Shadowriver> :>
[02:17] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: what do you mean? with what?
[02:17] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: i dont see any messages or any changes after typing the command
[02:18] <IdleOne> good day poeple
[02:18] <IdleOne> later
[02:18] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: could this be the one Aug  4 19:55:34 kidbuntu-desktop kernel: [ 5599.928000]  sd 2:0:0:0: Attached scsi disk sda
[02:18] <kidbuntu> Aug  4 19:55:34 kidbuntu-desktop kernel: [ 5599.928000]  sd 2:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg0 type 0
[02:19] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: yes those would be it -- what else do you see? anything?
[02:19] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: i could also see thie Aug  4 19:55:34 kidbuntu-desktop kernel: [ 5599.928000]  sd 2:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg0 type 0
[02:19] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr:  Dev sda: unable to read RDB block 0
[02:19] <Pe3k> i want to connect laptop with knoppix to my PC with kubuntu 6.06 through standard net cable and want to get internet into laptop :) could anybody recommend some package for this purpose? (I want to get dynamicaly ip settings in laptop after starting)
[02:19] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: eh, that's not good.
[02:20] <fwaokda> when trying sudo gedit kboot.conf     it returns command not found
[02:20] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: what do you mean?
[02:20] <fyrestrtr> Pe3k: shorewall + dhcp-server can do it, also see firestarter
[02:20] <Jack_Sparrow> fwaokda: You need the path to the file
[02:20] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: it means that ubuntu cannot read some parts of your disk.
[02:20] <fwaokda> what if im in the folder
[02:21] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: its my friends external HD. it usually works with his windows
[02:21] <Jack_Sparrow> fwaokda: type ls and see if it is there
[02:21] <fwaokda> k
[02:21] <richard__> thank you idle it seem to now run the update, do you know what do i need to do if i want to install linuxmint.iso that i downloaded
[02:21] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: will i still be able to get an access to this HD
[02:21] <Pe3k> fyrestrtr:thanks
[02:21] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: maybe, but you might need to mount it.
[02:21] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: ok. then i'll mount it. can you help me mount this thing
[02:22] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: first, you need to find out what device it is.
[02:22] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: I thik it is /dev/sda
[02:22] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: ok..... i'm with you..... then??
[02:23] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: so try this: mkdir ~/external-disk && sudo mount -t auto /dev/sda /home/yourusername/external-disk
[02:24] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: i don't really get the full command. the last part "/external-disk" what should i key in there?
[02:24] <fwaokda> Jack_Sparrow: the file is there when i type ls
[02:24] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: as it is written there.
[02:24] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: just copy paste it as it is written.
[02:24] <jainish> how do i change the initialisation parameters on a device?
[02:25] <Shadowriver> ./dev/sda is a block device you can't mount it ;p
[02:25] <Jack_Sparrow> fwaokda: one sec..   try gksudo gedit   then use the gui to open the file
[02:25] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: but the "yourusername" i'll use mine or still just copy the whole thing?
[02:25] <Shadowriver> use /dev/sda1 etc.
[02:25] <fyrestrtr> kidbuntu: no, that's your username.
[02:25] <fwaokda> Jack_Sparrow: alright one moment
[02:25] <fyrestrtr> yes, and use /dev/sda1
[02:25] <fyrestrtr> actually -- wait
[02:26] <fyrestrtr> before you do any of that.
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> fwaokda: Sorry if I am a little slow.. just waking up
[02:26] <fyrestrtr> try fdisk -l /dev/sda
[02:26] <fyrestrtr> and see what it gives you.
[02:26] <defendguin> is there anyway to roll back an update the ubuntu pushed out?
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> fwaokda: Wait... are you in kubuntu..
[02:26] <fwaokda> xubuntu
[02:26] <jainish> if i have a /dev/usb/adapter0 where will i find it's initialisation parameters?
[02:27] <kidbuntu> fyrestrtr: ok