[21:45] <aladdinsane> Is it always good to start up you applications with "Use startup notification" or could it in any way be disadvantageous to do so, i.e. slow things down, etc..?
[21:45] <bruenig> prodigel2, dpkg -L package
[21:45] <kazil> and no / at the end
[21:46] <mafsi> syndr0: i heard that amarok is very good but since i use Gnome i prefer not to load other libraries
[21:46] <ashkore> :)
[21:46] <AgentHeX> thx, bruenig, i think i found it in Synaptic
[21:46] <kazil> so it worx?
[21:46] <ashkore> ill change that then
[21:46] <ashkore> no - i had a / on the en
[21:46] <ashkore> d
[21:46] <kazil> :D
[21:46] <Roland> Hi. I was trying to change the bootloader using the guide on this site: http://jayant7k.blogspot.com/2007/06/change-boot-splash-screen-ubuntu.html  but i couldn't finish it.. because there was a package missing linux-image ... i installed the package and ran the command "dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-" and as a result "sudo usplash" doesn't show any bootscreen
[21:46] <bruenig> amarok is fairly  heavy though
[21:46] <bruenig> if one cares about such things
[21:47] <mafsi> bruenig: are u talking with us?
[21:47] <bruenig> just throwing it out there
[21:47] <mafsi> bruenig: :)
[21:47] <Roland> can anyone tell me, how i could get the bootscreen back
[21:47] <ashkore> still not working
[21:47] <ashkore> ill pase my file
[21:48] <kazil> ok
[21:48] <kazil> u got phpmyadmin under /etc?
[21:48] <TerribleTickler> how do I find the source tree?
[21:48] <kaneelbroodje> Anyone happen to know a good dc client for nix* that can have the same virtual names for several directories? would be nice if things you already have in share shows colored when you browse others filelists aswell. Would appreciate a reply since i've been looking around for ages now..
[21:48] <ashkore> yes
[21:48] <TerribleTickler> how do I find the source tree in ubuntu?
[21:49] <kazil> theres a apache.conf file. what does it say?
[21:49] <alex__> can somebody help me I need to build banshee using checkinstall but i don't know how to pass the build optionis i need banshee built with. does anybody know how i would do this
[21:49] <bruenig> TerribleTickler, what do you mean source tree
[21:49] <XLV> whats the command to view cpu speed when you run a laptop, you know, to see its current state, if its throttling or runs at lower clock? cat /proc/acpi/cpu something?
[21:49] <ashkore> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47035/
[21:49] <bruenig> alex__, ./configure --options
[21:49] <ashkore> thats my alias.conf file
[21:49] <ubuntu> Uh, dead newbie here who needs basic help about installation... Anyone patient who won't laugh? :P
[21:49] <pike_> ubuntu: shoot im sure someong can help
[21:49] <kaneelbroodje> anyone? :)
[21:49] <ashkore> ubuntu: yes
[21:49] <pike_> Defyence: ^
[21:49] <bruenig> alex__, to see the options do ./configure --help
[21:49] <TerribleTickler> well a friend of mine told me to look at source tree to find what chipset for atheros i have
[21:49] <cizarr> where could i find a good image burner for ubuntu?
[21:49] <alex__> but im using checkinstall to create a deb
[21:49] <Defyence> Heh, sorry, just found out how to change that.
[21:49] <bruenig> cizarr, cdrecord or wodim
[21:50] <xorl_> What's the gui app that manages ssh-keys in gnome?
[21:50] <cizarr> thanks bruenig
[21:50] <ashkore> Defyence: yes ill help you - to an extent
[21:50] <steveire> Slart: Actually "^class[^;]*$" works
[21:50] <bruenig> alex__, so
[21:50] <TerribleTickler> well a friend of mine told me to look at source tree to find what chipset for atheros i have
[21:50] <ashkore> by extent i mean - as far as i know
[21:50] <Defyence> OK, anyone and everyone who can help, when installing Ubuntu onto my computer, I seemed to have messed up. Vague, innit? Anyway...
[21:50] <Roland> can anyone help me with changing the bootscreen?
[21:50] <alex__> nvm
[21:50] <alex__> i see
[21:50] <bruenig> TerribleTickler, he must mean the tree of modules in /lib/modules but even that won't tell you what chipset necessarily
[21:51] <TerribleTickler> oh
[21:51] <aladdinsane> kaneelbroodje: im using dc++ which i think works pretty good, it doesnt have those 2 features you are looking for though, at least not the second one
[21:51] <Defyence> Now, it didn't seem to go through with the whole process, and when I reboot my computer and change set-up to boot in its original configuration, which should load Windows, it just goes to a blank screen.
[21:51] <Slart> steveire: yes..but I kind of think that the first one was a bit clearer.. but with regexps clear isn't really what you're after =)
[21:51] <TerribleTickler> i have a acer aspire 5610z
[21:51] <TerribleTickler>  i have a acer aspire 5610z
[21:52] <TerribleTickler> it did not tell me what kind of chipset I have
[21:52] <ashkore> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47036/
[21:52] <ashkore> thats my apache.conf file in /etc/phpmyadmin
[21:52] <Defyence> And now that I rebooted on my Ubuntu CD once more, all of the music and files which I had on my D-drive before (just storage, I split it from the C for entertainment only) is gone, where before I was listening to my music and looking through old foldars.
[21:52] <Defyence> folders*
[21:52] <dmckee> genii: drive still there and working great (in vista). I checked the windows permssions (because with vista it encryps the drive) and set it to Everyone, with all permissions... maybe I have to turn off the encryption somehow :-\
[21:53] <TerribleTickler> brb
[21:53] <genii> dmckee: Ah, thats likely it, that it's encrypted
[21:53] <genii> dmckee: Truecrypt?
[21:53] <ashkore> Defyence: are you using the live cd?
[21:54] <ashkore> kazil, found anything yet?
[21:54] <Defyence> I believe that's what it's called. Downloaded the iso and burned it to the CD I'm booting from.
[21:54] <dmckee> genii: thank you, I think I will try that approach. Are you usually in here (i can check back with you in a little bit)?
[21:54] <kazil> askore not really
[21:54] <shreever> how can I install ruby 1.8.6 in feisty (without compiling from the tarball) ?
[21:54] <shreever> is there a ruby 1.8.6 backport for feisty>?
[21:54] <genii> dmckee: I need to leave this location but back online in about an hour
[21:54] <ashkore> Defyence: so you get the ubuntu desktop and the install icon?
[21:54] <Defyence> ashkore: Sorry, that last message was to you, didn't address it though.
[21:55] <dmckee> genii: oh no... not my encryption. the windows vista encryption (it auto encrypts drives so they they can only be used in that machine, to prevent theft)
[21:55] <ashkore> Defyence: thats ok, im looking anyway
[21:55] <Defyence> Heh
[21:55] <sharyari> hello
[21:55] <wols_> dmckee: wrong. bitlocker is not enabled by default
[21:55] <ashkore> Defyence: do you get the desktop and the install icon when you boot from cd?
[21:55] <wols_> and of course if it is enabled, ntfs-3g can't access it
[21:55] <genii> dmckee: I'm not overly familiar with the builtin method vista uses for it's own drive encryption.
[21:55] <dmckee> genii: but I would assume that the music drive would be encrypted then too... but that one is seen and mounted and working in ubuntu...
[21:56] <sharyari> I'm not getting any sound out of my new ubuntu install. Neither from my SB audigy nor the built-in sound
[21:56] <sharyari> but I'm not getting any errors from any program either
[21:56] <wols_> !sound
[21:56] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[21:56] <kazil> ashkore, u didn`t answered (or i didn`t saw) /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf?
[21:56] <lns> Does Gutsy Server (i386) have built-in support for PAE, out of the box?
[21:56] <dmckee> vols_: oh! thanks for the info. maybe I'm incorrect with my assumption then.
[21:56] <kazil> whats in it?
[21:56] <genii> dmckee: I think "access to everyone" option in vista would only apply after it's booted to that OS
[21:56] <ashkore> kazil: yes its there and i pasted it at this link, you must have missed it
[21:56] <ashkore> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47036/
[21:56] <dmckee> genii: Vols_ said it wouldn't be encrypted... so now what ? lol
[21:56] <Defyence> ashkore: Yes, I do.
[21:57] <dmckee> genii: makes sense...
[21:57] <ashkore> how much RAM do you have on your system?
[21:57] <jonathan_w> can anyone help me get sound recorder to record  a skype conversation
[21:57] <genii> dmckee: Like i said I need to leave work but will be back online in about 1 hour from home
[21:57] <dmckee> genii: ok thank you.
[21:57] <kazil> ashkore: thats for alias.conf in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/
[21:57] <genii> later all
[21:57] <kazil> u need the same in /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf
[21:58] <jonathan_w> can anyone help me get sound recorder to record  a skype conversation
[21:58] <Defyence> ashkore: Also I think it's worth mentioning that when I prioritize the boot to load whatever you'd call it first, sorry I'm bad with words, I guess off the hard drive, if it can't find an OS to boot off the CD; the screen, however, just goes black instead of going straight to its second option, the CD, which works if it is made the default one. It makes me think I corrupted something.
[21:58] <ashkore> this link is the pasted /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf -- http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47036/
[21:58] <hardeep> hello all
[21:58] <syndr0> lunks: private msg
[21:58] <hardeep> what is the default root password after a fresh install of version 7.10
[21:58] <kazil> ashkore: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/alias.conf
[21:58] <xorl_> any of you have ssh keys setup under ubuntu?
[21:58] <LjL> !root > hardeep    (hardeep, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:59] <yamo> hardeep: your password
[21:59] <kazil> ashkore: u need it there too
[21:59] <ashkore> yes i have
[21:59] <LjL> yamo: no
[21:59] <yamo> ?
[21:59] <hardeep> hmm
[21:59] <LjL> yamo: there is no default root password.
[21:59] <kazil> in both places? then i don`t what could be...
[22:00] <yamo> I know but the sudo ask the pass of the installer user
[22:00] <hardeep> so su - root and hitting enter should work?
[22:00] <ompaul> !sudo
[22:00] <alejandro> Hello, i changed the tray to look like XP but now i cant minimize applications to tray, how do i fix this?
[22:00] <rangerguy39> when i start ubuntu to install it, the progress screen comes up, and then a blank, orange screen comes. why does it do that?
[22:00] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[22:00] <Highlife> Anyone here use ogmrip?
[22:00] <LjL> yamo: so? that's not the root password, just the user's password.
[22:00] <yamo> ok
[22:00] <willskills> anyone have a suggestion for a geo traceroute program?
[22:00] <ashkore> kazil: check this:  this is the /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/alias.conf  file ----- http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47041/
[22:01] <sharyari> ok, now that I've read that troubleshooting thing, anyone know why my sound isn't working? Everything looks fine, just no sound :)
[22:01] <hardeep> ok, so no route user just the sudo to do all root commands
[22:01] <rangerguy39> when i start ubuntu to install it, the progress screen comes up, and then a blank, orange screen comes. why does it do that?
[22:01] <rangerguy39> anyone help?
[22:01] <ashkore> kazil: and this is the /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf file --------- http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47036/
[22:01] <ashkore> Defyence: sorry about the delay - doing 2 thinkgs at the same time
[22:01] <Randomist> Will the GNOME Appearance panel work for XFCE?  XFCE's Display panel will let your change themes, but doesn't give you the option of changing window colors.
[22:02] <LjL> willskills: i don't think there is any in the repositories
[22:02] <Defyence> ashkore: No worries, still trying to figure out how to find out how much memory I have open on this thing anyway. :P
[22:02] <simmerz> i've installed gutsy, but I get freezes and screen flickering when using desktop effects. is that known about?
[22:02] <Defyence> I thought it said 18 gig when it offered to install....
[22:03] <kazil> ashkore: it seems ok everything...
[22:03] <ashkore> Defyence: so, when you set up the boot priorites in the BIOS to look for CD-ROM Booter first and then Hardrive it the CD-ROM Booter fails you just get a blank screen
[22:03] <SilverWolf> hitane, what panel is it at the bottom in this screenshot? http://dagus.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/2007-11-28-182232_1400x1050_scrot.png :)
[22:03] <SilverWolf> s/hitane/hi
[22:03] <SilverWolf> :p
[22:03] <dmckee> anyone know why my drives are not being shown in linux? fdisk -l only shows my boot drive, but other drives are mounted and working.... except one of them lol
[22:03] <ashkore> and you won't have 18Gig of Memory i wouldn't have thought
[22:03] <ashkore> that might be your hard drive
[22:04] <Defyence> ashkore: Yeah, that's why I kinda raised an eyebrow and assumed I read the wrong thing.
[22:04] <ashkore> so, what os are you in now?
[22:04] <Defyence> The CD-ROM boot never fails, since it has the Ubuntu CD in. What does is the regular boot when set back to its normal config.
[22:04] <Defyence> Ubuntu.
[22:04] <Defyence> It's not installed on my machine, though; I'm running it off the CD. It's that, or nothing.
[22:05] <ashkore> are you on the pc that is concerned
[22:05] <amitprakash> hi.. my ubuntu install runs very fine except the volu,e to HDA is pretty low than that on a win installation.. i am on a inspiron 15000. any ideas?
[22:05] <dmckee> vols_: know why my drives are not being shown in linux? fdisk -l only shows my boot drive, but other drives are mounted and working.
[22:05] <neztiti> guys does HP C3000 VISUALIZE WORKSTATIONS WORK WITH LINUX
[22:05] <Defyence> Yes
[22:05] <TerribleTickler> ok my old madwifi modules are 2.6.22-14-generic
[22:05] <ashkore> Defyence: sorry, i sometimes forget to address messages.
[22:05] <milardovich> i have an off topic question, please respond me
[22:05] <milardovich> Dreams drawn <-- is good?
[22:05] <ashkore> Defyence: you need to get your memory amount
[22:05] <TerribleTickler> that was what ubuntu installed by default
[22:05] <Defyence> ashkore: No worries, you're helping me. Why can I complain?
[22:05] <TerribleTickler> when I installed ubuntu
[22:06] <Defyence> ashkore: Trying to find out where to see it...
[22:06] <humbolto> does gutsy suck as a Xen dom0?
[22:06] <steve_b> hey - a quick question - how do I see all of the mountable partitions on hard disks on my computer?  I seem to have lost a partition somewhere...
[22:06] <Defyence> ashkore: I'm looking through "Hardware Information"
[22:06] <pike_> steve_b: sudo fdisk -l may help
[22:06] <ashkore> yes ive just looked through that,  cant see anthing tho
[22:06] <pike_> steve_b: mount will tell you current mounted
[22:06] <neztiti> guys does HP C3000 VISUALIZE WORKSTATIONS WORK WITH LINUX
[22:07] <steve_b> pike_ thats exactly what I was looking for!  Thanks a lot
[22:07] <amitprakash> does anyone know how to increase volume on intel hda??
[22:07] <pike_> neztiti: they may.. boot the livecd and see is best way to know
[22:07] <LjL> !caps | neztiti
[22:07] <ubotu> neztiti: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[22:07] <sdrowkcab> can a server CPU be used in a desktop PC? eg intel Xeon
[22:07] <Nirevus> Can anyone help with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3898065
[22:07] <neztiti> ubOTU: sorry man
[22:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sorry man - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:08] <pike_> sdrowkcab: yes
[22:08] <malco13> Why when I do a "ps -ef | grep smb" does it not come back with anything
[22:08] <LjL> neztiti: man, indeed
[22:08] <sdrowkcab> then why are they called server cpu?
[22:08] <pike_> sdrowkcab: seems like a waste of an expensive proc though
[22:08] <malco13> bearing in mind that I have just started samba "/etc/init.d/samba start" and it says its done it ok
[22:08] <sdrowkcab> is this good: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117129
[22:08] <Defyence> Anybody know how to view how much RAM I have on my system?
[22:08] <ashkore> Defyence: i have it
[22:08] <kazil> ashkore: sorry but i can`t find the error
[22:08] <LjL> Defyence: free
[22:08] <Lunks> neztiti: please avoid talking to the bot, he is not very friendly with everyone
[22:08] <pike_> Defyence: cat /proc/meminfo   or free command
[22:09] <ashkore> System->Administration->System Monitor
[22:09] <TheNo1Yeti> free -(k|m|g) respectively
[22:09] <ashkore> kazil: thats ok
[22:09] <Defyence> Thanks y'all
[22:09] <ashkore> kazil: i think ill just copy /usr/share/phpmyadmin to /var/www
[22:09] <ashkore> that should work
[22:09] <kazil> should
[22:09] <ashkore> Defyence: got it yet
[22:10] <wazeem> hello
[22:10] <kazil> well it`s kinda late i need my beauty sleep :D
[22:10] <ashkore> Defyence: its on first tab of System->Administration->System Monitor
[22:10] <Defyence> ashkore: It says Memory 2 gig
[22:10] <wazeem> hello, is this an ok place to ask help regarding ubuntu?
[22:10] <ashkore> that should be fine for running install and live cd with no probs
[22:10] <Defyence> Duo processors though
[22:10] <ashkore> x64?
[22:11] <Defyence> ashkore: I'm asking what happened to all of my files
[22:11] <ashkore> kazil: bye then
[22:11] <ompaul> wazeem, ask your question ---- of the channel
[22:11] <kazil> i`ll try to check in tommorrow to see if u suceeded anything
[22:11] <ashkore> Defyence: ok
[22:11] <jonathan_w> can anyone help me get sound recorder to record  a skype conversation
[22:11] <ashkore> Defyence: did you partition correctly?
[22:12] <Defyence> ashkore: Thanks for all your help, I know this is tedious, but I'm confused.
[22:12] <Defyence> I doubt it. I think that's my problem.
[22:12] <wazeem> I just installed ubuntu and took my first step outside of windows so im a total newb
[22:12] <Defyence> I think there was a mistake when I tried to.
[22:12] <kazil> ashkore: if u need to start all over again this is a good tut http://services.tucows.com/developers/2007/10/24/installing-apache-2-php-5-and-mysql-5-on-ubuntu-710-aka-gutsy-gibbon/
[22:12] <Defyence> wazeem: That makes two of us. :)
[22:12] <wazeem> defyence thats cool
[22:12] <ompaul> wazeem, then you need some bookmarks:   wiki.ubuntu.com help.ubuntu.com/community for a start
[22:12] <wazeem> but im having problems connecting to the net
[22:13] <Seivan|> Does anyone know how to change the resolution of the VNCserver?
[22:13] <ashkore> hmm... when you get to the blank screen if you dont use the cd does a message saying "Operating System Not Found"
[22:13] <wazeem> im on windows xp now (had to load it up for help)
[22:13] <ompaul> wazeem, how are you trying to connect
[22:13] <kazil> good night channel :)
[22:13] <wazeem> wireless network
[22:13] <ashkore> kazil: good night!
[22:13] <Defyence> ashkore: Nope, it just shows a blank screen with one white line. I can't type anything, either.
[22:13] <Slart> Seivan|: you can do it when you start the server by adding the -geometry switch
[22:13] <wazeem> ubuntu picks up my network but does nothing after i enter the passwrds
[22:13] <ashkore> well.. normally, if you delete all your operating systems then that message comes up
[22:13] <AgentHeX> anyone know what package to grab to get GStreamer to play mp3s?
[22:13] <Slart> !mp3
[22:13] <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
[22:13] <ashkore> so you may not have deleted anything
[22:13] <ompaul> wazeem, you just got a message from the channel bot have a look around that stuff
[22:14] <Seivan|> Slart: how?
[22:14] <catto> wazem: which version of ubuntu do you use and which network-kard?
[22:14] <Slart> Seivan|: hmm.. how do you start your vnc-server?
[22:14] <sync> Question, I have an external harddrive that I formatted on a mac running the tiger operating system, but upgraded the mac to leopard.  The problem is I used the supplied software to put a password on the drive.  The software is unusable in leopard, so now I'm stuck with a harddrive that I cannot access.  Is there anyway I could plug it into my ubuntu machine and manage to get around/disable the need for a password?
[22:14] <ozzloy> how do i fix "ImportError: No module named RandomArray" on ubuntu?
[22:14] <Defyence> ashkore: That's why I was saying earlier I figured I didn't, because it would show that instead of reading no OS available and going to its second option in the boot order, the CD.
[22:14] <Seivan|> Slart: I have it in crontab /usr/bin/tightvncserver :1 should I add -geometry 800x600
[22:14] <wazeem> well im using a belkin wireless adapter and the ubuntu im using is the one i downloaded just yesterday
[22:14] <ompaul> wazeem, I will also point you at madwifi
[22:15] <Defyence> That's why I thought it significant that it would boot off the CD only if that was first in line.
[22:15] <Shadow147> what can I use to demux an MKV file
[22:15] <ashkore> Did you start installing ubuntu at one point?
[22:15] <Defyence> Yes.
[22:15] <wazeem> madwifi ill look it up thanks
[22:15] <Defyence> Right before I went to bio (just got back from class).
[22:15] <ashkore> did it succeed?
[22:15] <masteroc> hey guys, i just switched to ubuntu from windows, and im having problems accessing my dvds, i installed vlc and alll the codecs and stuff, but i put in a dvd movie, and ubuntu doesnt even see it
[22:15] <Defyence> I don't think so, but I had to book it out the door.
[22:15] <ompaul> wazeem, a better idea is to plug a wire into the belkin and then connect to the internet and get online and you can try stuff while you are doing the mad stuff
[22:15] <Slart> Seivan|: yes.. tightvncserver :1 -geometry 800x600
[22:15] <Shadow147> I have already found a way to demux ogms and convet ogg to wav
[22:16] <Defyence> Actually not even "I don't think so", just no, it didn't.
[22:16] <Slart> you can probably get a list of all the settings by running tightvncserver --help
[22:16] <ashkore> so you started installing it but it didnt finish?
[22:16] <Defyence> I'm trying to have both OSes on my computer until I fully transition to Linux.
[22:16] <Shadow147> !demux
[22:16] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about demux - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:16] <Defyence> Yes. That's the case.
[22:16] <alejandro> Hello, i changed the tray to look like XP but now i cant minimize applications to tray, how do i fix this?
[22:16] <wazeem> ompaul I cannot connect a wire as my PC is too far from the phone connection. One of the reasons im forced to use wireless
[22:16] <jonathan_w> can anyone help me get sound recorder to record  a skype conversation.
[22:16] <jonathan_w> can anyone help me get sound recorder to record  a skype conversation???
[22:16] <jonathan_w> sorry
[22:17] <sync> Question, I have an external harddrive that I formatted on a mac running the tiger operating system, but upgraded the mac to leopard.  The problem is I used the supplied software to put a password on the drive.  The software is unusable in leopard, so now I'm stuck with a harddrive that I cannot access.  Is there anyway I could plug it into my ubuntu machine and manage to get around/disable the need for a password?
[22:17] <masteroc> is there a special way to play dvd movies in ubuntu?
[22:17] <Shadow147> how do I demux a mkv file so I can put the files into another container
[22:17] <Slart> jonathan_w: aren't there plugins to skype that does that?
[22:17] <McMonarch> isn't there a player in Ubuntu
[22:17] <ashkore> you need to fully install ubuntu and then it should give you options about booting
[22:17] <ompaul> wazeem, that is why we use extension leads in the short term - it is the easiest way forward :)
[22:17] <Slart> !dvd  | masteroc
[22:17] <ubotu> masteroc: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[22:17] <ashkore> ill step through it with you if you like
[22:17] <Defyence> ashkore: Aight then, thank you :)
[22:17] <AgentHeX> anyone else had Rhythmbox crash when maximizing the window during playback?
[22:17] <Defyence> Should I go manual then or?
[22:18] <ashkore> manual?
[22:18] <Defyence> Never mind
[22:18] <ozzloy> how do i fix "ImportError: No module named RandomArray" in python on ubuntu?
[22:18] <c0Ld> I've got a friend here with an 8800GTS -- I got the driver to install okay, and it boots without the black screen of death, but he's getting a max screen resolution of 800x600 on a 1400x900 widescreen monitor...does anyone know how I can fix this?
[22:18] <ashkore> Double Click Install on the desktop
[22:18] <Defyence> ashkore: It's kind of picking up where it left off I think. It's asking how much percentage I want of partitioned space, but it doesn't tell me where it's putting it.
[22:18] <bruenig> ozzloy, get the RandomArray module installed
[22:18] <Defyence> I went through the first install steps.
[22:18] <xImortal> @@
[22:19] <Defyence> Should I just put it all on my SCSI disk?
[22:19] <ozzloy> bruenig: how?  apt-cache search python|grep -i random shows nothing
[22:19] <ashkore> how many disks do you have
[22:19] <ashkore> as in hard drives
[22:19] <Shadow147> c0Ld your friend needs to tell ubuntu to set the resolution by his monitor
[22:19] <Defyence> Should be 2
[22:19] <ashkore> can you differentiate between them?
[22:19] <bruenig> !find numpy
[22:19] <ubotu> Found: python-numpy, python-numpy-dbg, python-numpy-dev, python-numpy-doc, python-numpy-ext
[22:20] <bruenig> !info python-numpy
[22:20] <ubotu> python-numpy: Numerical Python adds a fast array facility to the Python language. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.0.3-1ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 2046 kB, installed size 9328 kB
[22:20] <ashkore> like by sizes
[22:20] <bruenig> crazy google, always knows the answer
[22:20] <Shadow147> c0Ld it's there in screens and graphics under adimerstration
[22:20] <Defyence> In this, it just offers one with partition sizes
[22:20] <alejandro> Hello, i changed the tray to look like XP but now i cant minimize applications to tray, how do i fix this?
[22:20] <ashkore> actually, what step are you on?
[22:20] <ashkore> bottom left of installer window
[22:20] <Defyence> Or I can put it on the most open free space
[22:20] <Defyence> 4/7
[22:20] <ashkore> ok
[22:20] <cocox> does anybody knows how could i uninstall an application from wine ?
[22:20] <ashkore> is there not an option "Guided, Use Entire Disk"?
[22:21] <Defyence> That's what I was asking if I should use, heh
[22:21] <Slart> cocox: just like you do in windows.. find the uninstall exe
[22:21] <Defyence> That would be my SCSI1
[22:21] <ashkore> well, it should let you choose between drives
[22:21] <Defyence> Hmm
[22:21] <xtknight> anyone else having network troubles since last updates?
[22:21] <Shadow147> xtknight I haven't
[22:21] <ashkore> What options do you have?
[22:21] <c0Ld> Shadow147: I've tried changing his monitor to the correct resolution in that, and it works for the login screen, but as soon as he actually logs back on it reverts back to the old 800x600..
[22:22] <cocox> Slart, im trying to uninstall ms office and there is no a uninstall.exe between the files
[22:22] <Defyence> It was SCS1, partition 53% SCSI1, or Manual
[22:22] <ashkore> Go Manual
[22:22] <Defyence> Wow
[22:22] <ashkore> what?
[22:22] <maximander> help, SEGFAULTS. mysqld segfaults on startup, as does nmbd. gdb says both are "not recognized as executable". strace just goes straight to segfault
[22:22] <Shadow147> c0Ld well did tell ubuntu to work the correct version of his monitor
[22:22] <Slart> cocox: hmm.. try running the installation again.. perhaps there is an uninstall option there
[22:22] <Defyence> The funny thing is I get everything right the first time, but then I doubt myself :P That's what I thought I should do before he
[22:22] <ashkore> hehe - i just understand what you sed earlier
[22:23] <ashkore> what is the screen like now?
[22:23] <McMonarch> Anyone know a good way to speed up XP in VMWare Server besides changing the visual effects and giving it more RAM?
[22:23] <Defyence> Offering options to make partition tables
[22:23] <ashkore> do you understand it?
[22:23] <McMonarch> no
[22:23] <Defyence> Not really
[22:23] <Shadow147> c0Ld also is you are using the non-restricted drivers that might be the main problem
[22:23] <cocox> Slart , yeah i tried it but it shows me an error instead of a window with installation options =(
[22:24] <Shadow147> if*
[22:24] <ashkore> is it listing 2 disks?
[22:24] <maximander> anyone?
[22:24] <Defyence> It lists 4 things
[22:24] <syndr0> hould i unmount my partition before i reformat, or can i just reformat and itll unmount itself?
[22:24] <Slart> cocox: hmm.. then I don't know, sorry.. perhaps ask the people in #winehq for ideas
[22:24] <ashkore> do they give sizes?
[22:24] <wazeem> ompaul madwifi is for a different wireless card
[22:24] <cocox> Slart, all right thank you
[22:24] <wazeem> how is it related to me, i dont understand.
[22:25] <Defyence> It has /dev/sda, sda1, sda5
[22:25] <Defyence> And free space
[22:25] <Slart> cocox: good luck
[22:25] <ompaul> wazeem, the internals of the card are most likely that kind of card
[22:25] <ashkore> /dev/sda is your primary drive
[22:25] <Defyence> Thought so, it seemed everything else was like a subcategory (indented :P)
[22:25] <ompaul> wazeem, I have had this with several cards do this: lspci and lshw | more
[22:25] <c0Ld> Shadow147: I'm using the 9.* driver installed by Envy =\
[22:25] <ashkore> does it give sizes for the partitions?
[22:26] <Defyence> Yes
[22:26] <wazeem> sorry i didnt quite get what you meant
[22:26] <Shadow147> c0Ld is that your card restriced driver?
[22:26] <ashkore> do you know the size of the disk/partition that windows is installed on?
[22:26] <Defyence> Not at all, but I'm guessing its sda1
[22:27] <Defyence> Since that's the only one with used memory, but it's only 3300 MB
[22:27] <Defyence> And I thought it'd be much bigger than that....
[22:27] <maximander> help, SEGFAULTS in fresh install of 7.10. mysqld segfaults on startup, as does nmbd.
[22:27] <wazeem> what i dont get is that it picks up my network but just doesnt connect (doesnt even give a proper error, is this normal?)
[22:27] <c0Ld> Shadow147: I've got no idea -- the restricted driver just gave me a black screen when I tried to boot and I had to clear it in safe mode -- this one booted just fine and let compiz run despite the messy resolution, though.
[22:27] <ompaul> wazeem, many branded cards contain the same chip sets - there is very little real difference (the joys of packaging and marketing)
[22:28] <ashkore> hmm...
[22:28] <TerribleTickler>    hello
[22:28] <ashkore> what size is /dev/sda
[22:28] <fenderbender> Hi all, can someone please give me a download script (can it be done from adept?) with the current state of your packages?
[22:28] <fenderbender> The bigger the number of packages, the better.
[22:28] <fenderbender> I don't have an internet connection at home, so am looking to download as much as i can while i am at work.
[22:28] <netcrash> Hello , is there any software to manage hardware raid ?
[22:29] <d10b> how do i put a variable in a shell script.  say i want to make find / -name <FILENAME> 2> /dev/null a shell script called FIND.SH.  how do i make FIND.SH filename pass the filename into the script?
[22:29] <d10b> .
[22:29] <ashkore> Defyence: how big is /dev/sda
[22:29] <ashkore> (i mean what size)
[22:29] <Defyence> It doesn't say
[22:29] <ashkore> sda1?
[22:29] <Defyence> 57502 MB
[22:30] <Shadow147> I need to demux a MKV file what package do I need?
[22:30] <thor> d10b I believe $1 $2 etc will work
[22:30] <wazeem> what i dont get is that it picks up my network but just doesnt connect (doesnt even give a proper error, is this normal?)
[22:30] <pike_> wazeem: can be with a driver issue.
[22:30] <ashkore> thats about 57-58GB
[22:30] <ozzloy> http://xrl.us/bcffs cli, http://xrl.us/bcffu the python.  can anyone help?  i have python-numeric installed.  why not work?
[22:30] <ashkore> which i am guessing must be you windows partition
[22:30] <Defyence> Yup.
[22:30] <Defyence> Hmm
[22:31] <Defyence> Free space is the same size about
[22:31] <Defyence> 57.6 GB
[22:31] <masteroc> hey, i tried that dvd thing, but i use vlc instead of totem. The problem is that vlc doesnt see either dvd drive that i have
[22:31] <ashkore> that seems bad
[22:31] <ashkore> actuall
[22:31] <ashkore> y
[22:31] <FrankLakatos> Hey, i have a linksys wireless game adapter that i need to assign a router password to, but linksys only has the set up wizard software for windows. Is there a way to do it without it?
[22:31] <wazeem> Pike what steps can i take to check if the driver is compatible
[22:32] <masteroc> and ubuntu cant even read the dvd disc when i put it in, it says that there is no media to mount
[22:32] <ashkore> how big is sda54
[22:32] <ashkore> *sda5
[22:32] <Defyence> 4.9 GB
[22:32] <pike_> wazeem: what card do you have
[22:32] <Defyence> 0 of which is used
[22:33] <wazeem> usb belkin adapter
[22:33] <ashkore> does it tell you how much is used on each partition?
[22:33] <wazeem> the driver windows uses is something like
[22:33] <wazeem> rt2500
[22:33] <wazeem> im not entirely sure about that though
[22:34] <nikitis> Hey guys, anyone know anything about a new copy protection Sony is using to prevent you from playing DVD's on your Computer in Ubuntu?
[22:34] <ashkore> Defyence: does it give the used space for each partition?
[22:34] <jwwws> I'm having some issues with Compiz Fusion, can anybody help?
[22:34] <pike_> wazeem: have you condsidered using the window driver?
[22:34] <ompaul> wazeem, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=78250
[22:34] <pike_> !ndiswrapper | wazeem
[22:34] <ubotu> wazeem: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[22:34] <Defyence> ashkore: 2/3 of them do. Free space has none listed, sda1 has 3.3 GB used, and sda5 has none used.
[22:34] <hardeep> by default it seems like many of the ports are blocked on ubuntu
[22:34] <hardeep> what file must i edit to unblock
[22:34] <cafuego> By default nothing is blcoked.
[22:34] <LoZ1974> hullo all
[22:35] <ashkore> how much stuff do you have installed on XP?
[22:35] <hardeep> i cant seem to telnet or ftp in
[22:35] <pike_> hardeep: sudo iptables -L   should tell you that nothing is being blocked as only rules are accept
[22:35] <portablejim> has anyone tried initng on Gutsy?
[22:35] <cafuego> if you need a service to run, install it.
[22:35] <cafuego> ie: install telnet or an ftp server.
[22:35] <Slart> hardeep: that's because those services are disabled by default..
[22:35] <ashkore> because if sda1 only has 3.3GB that means about 1.5-2.0GB is just windows
[22:35] <cafuego> Though of course you want to run ssh, not telnet.
[22:35] <wazeem> Pike - Im so new to ubuntu and linux i dont know what i should look out for an what not to
[22:35] <wazeem> or how the system works
[22:35] <hardeep> ok, disabled thats probably it
[22:35] <Defyence> On XP? I made my D drive separate from my C, and my C is where I put my windows stuff on.
[22:35] <ompaul> wazeem, read that page and it will tell you just like the links I have given you
[22:36] <hardeep> i enabled the root account, not sure why they think its easier using sudo
[22:36] <Defyence> D has my entertainment, such as games and music.
[22:36] <hardeep> i think its stupid
[22:36] <wazeem> anyway im gonna go into ubuntu and try play around with the ubuntu settings
[22:36] <Defyence> I don't have too much, either.
[22:36] <wazeem> and ompaul
[22:36] <wazeem> thanks for your help too
[22:36] <wazeem> im gonna try some stuff i seen
[22:36] <pike_> wazeem: well ive never used ndiswrapper but see that link ubotu posted to you it should tell you how to go about using the windows driver
[22:36] <Slart> hardeep: disabled or not installed.. even when you install things they are usually disabled until you configurate them.. or they are set to some safe defaults.. such as you can only connect to the machine from the machine itself.. ie it binds to <IP_ADDRESS>
[22:36] <ashkore> is Drive D a partition of Drive C or is it a seperate hard drive
[22:36] <Slart> configurate.. is that even a word.. I need some sleep =)
[22:37] <Defyence> ashkore: Argh, I forgot how I did it; lemme go check, I think someone who was with me might remember....
[22:37] <hardeep> cant even connect to itself
[22:37] <ashkore> well... is there 2 hard drives in your system?
[22:37] <Slart> hardeep: when you login as root *everything* is run as root.. that might not be smart.. using sudo only the stuff you chose is run as root..
[22:37] <ashkore> physical hard drives
[22:37] <Defyence> ashkore: Yes, the D is part of the C drive.
[22:37] <ompaul> hardeep, you have been told how to make things available - you seem to be arguing with no one - strange that
[22:37] <fenderbender> Slart: and whats the worst that could happen running everything as root/
[22:38] <ashkore> can you remember how much you partitioned it by?
[22:38] <masteroc> what does ubuntu designate as my dvd drive?  /dev/hdc??
[22:38] <hardeep> arguing?
[22:38] <abadtooth> Hey everyone, I'm running Ubuntu 7.10 with Gnome and was wondering if there is any problems with installing software for KDE, being that I'm using Gnome would there be any conflicts?
[22:38] <Slart> fenderbender: depends on your imagination =)
[22:38] <Flare183> fenderbender:> like totally messing up the root's powers
[22:38] <ompaul> hardeep, suggesting sudo is stupid, well you are entitled your opinion, and I know you are wrong ;-)
[22:38] <pike_> abadtooth: no ubuntu is debian based and as such handles lib dependancies and such seamlessly usually
[22:38] <hardeep> ok, thats fine
[22:39] <maximander> help, SEGFAULTS. mysqld segfaults on startup, as does nmbd. gdb says both are "not recognized as executable". strace just goes straight to segfault
[22:39] <abadtooth> pike_:  okay thanks :D was wanting to install amarok...
[22:39] <ashkore> Defyence: Can you remember how much you partitioned the drive by?
[22:39] <Defyence> ashkore: No, sorry...
[22:39] <ashkore> what is on your drive D:?
[22:39] <pike_> abadtooth: amarok, ktorren, k3b are kde apps alot of ubuntu users have on gnome desktops np
[22:39] <hardeep> im used to using AIX, so its quite diff
[22:39] <Defyence> Entertainment like music and games...
[22:39] <portablejim> fenderbender: a malicious program that runs rm -r /
[22:40] <ashkore> and what is on drive C
[22:40] <Defyence> ashkore: One of them's a fat32 and one's a swap if it helps.
[22:40] <Defyence> Stuff like Windows and Program Files
[22:40] <ashkore> FAT32 is a windows partition
[22:40] <ashkore> swap is linux
[22:40] <ompaul> hardeep, that is as different as sun and aix and vms
[22:40] <Defyence> That's what I thought
[22:41] <ashkore> do you know how much in total your hard drive is?
[22:41] <Defyence> No, how can I check?
[22:41] <ompaul> hardeep, strongly suggest you glance at http://help.ubuntu.com/community
[22:41] <abadtooth> pike_:  thats good, I remember I had a ubuntu 6 something install and had installed the KDE desktop for ubuntu so I could use either Gnome or KDE, but it was very buggy at that time, I wasn't sure if it could happen by installing KDE apps or not, but thanks again, now I can use Amarok WooHoo :P
[22:41] <ashkore> System->Administration->System Monitor
[22:41] <ashkore> the the last tab
[22:42] <ashkore> it will list all your drives, including partitions
[22:42] <propeller> .
[22:42] <hardeep> ok, ill check that page out,
[22:42] <Defyence> It'
[22:42] <Defyence> s blank.
[22:42] <ashkore> whats blank?
[22:42] <ompaul> hardeep, it is like redbooks for ubuntu
[22:42] <Defyence> ...
[22:43] <Defyence> The thing you just told me to go to.
[22:43] <ashkore> the last tab?
[22:43] <Defyence> File Systems.
[22:43]  * jake_ slaps theflyingfool
[22:43] <Defyence> It's a white box.
[22:43] <nicandro> hi, is there a chance to find drivers for "Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0766:0001 Jess-Link Products Co., Ltd" ?
[22:43] <ashkore> i think its because youve got 2 instances of the partitioner avaliable
[22:43] <ashkore> *open
[22:43] <Defyence> Oh
[22:43] <Defyence> Close install then?
[22:43] <ashkore> yes for now
[22:43] <ashkore> and the system monitor - then start the system monitor again
[22:44] <Defyence> Still nothing.
[22:44] <ashkore> hmm...?
[22:44] <Defyence> Yay, I solved it.
[22:44] <Defyence> I went to edit preferences show all file systems.
[22:44] <ashkore> hehe
[22:44] <maximander> can anyone help me get MySQL to start?
[22:44] <ashkore> ok
[22:44] <Defyence> Yay colege education! :P
[22:44] <npodges> does anyone remember where you go to remove the desktop icons for removable drives/storage?
[22:45] <jewcifer> YAYYYYY!!!!
[22:45] <ashkore> so can you see your drives?
[22:45] <hardeep> ompaul, yea just took a quick glance,
[22:45] <sumonish> hi all
[22:45] <Defyence> Yup
[22:45] <abadtooth> npodges:  just unmount them..
[22:45] <puplin> npodges: in which wm?
[22:45] <ashkore> can you list them
[22:45] <npodges> gnome
[22:45] <Defyence> Sure, there are 9 devices total
[22:45] <npodges> but there's another way, i remember
[22:46] <Defyence> udev, devpts, devshm, tmpfs, proc, sysfs, tmpfs, varlock, and varrun, all with different directories.
[22:46] <puplin> npodges: i'm using xfce atm so i can't remember
[22:46] <npodges> puplin, ah mkay. thanks anyhow
[22:46] <sumonish> small anoyance i have an Xubuntu and i have the most anoying of problems ever 20mins the screen turns off this is after turning DPMS off killing ACPI APM ACPID um and turning screensaver off its there anyother way to enforce the system to stay active?????
[22:46] <puplin> npodges: i''m pretty sure there's a way
[22:47] <ashkore> hmm... your hard drives arn't listed
[22:47] <ashkore> it might only work on fully installed ubunutu
[22:47] <Defyence> Hmm...
[22:47] <Defyence> Should I try installing it again then?
[22:47] <ashkore> yes
[22:48] <Defyence> Aight then. Manual again?
[22:48] <eBryon> I have a question about Ubuntu 7.10 server if I may
[22:48] <ashkore> yep
[22:48] <TerribleTickler> well i am going to sleep on installing mad wifi and try again some other time when i am not tired
[22:48] <ashkore> then on sda5
[22:48] <Randomist> Can I use GNOME's appearance manager in XFCE?  I can't change window colors or install themes in XFCE's themes settings.
[22:48] <TerribleTickler> love irc
[22:48] <Defyence> Aight.
[22:48] <ashkore> what size is it
[22:48] <puplin> sumonish: lol i did a commandline install of xubuntu so it doesn't have acpi
[22:48]  * genii sips a coffee
[22:48] <Defyence> Just shy of 5 gig
[22:48] <Sisco^Work> how do I change the motd on opensshd?
[22:48] <TerribleTickler> Ubuntu is cool
[22:48] <ashkore> and how much is used?
[22:49] <Defyence> Doesn't say anything
[22:49] <Defyence> Wait, 0
[22:49] <ashkore> so all is free?
[22:49] <Randomist> And if I can what package do I install to get that?
[22:49] <Defyence> Yup
[22:49] <sumonish> ive unistalled ACPI and killed every power managment feature i know of i need the screen to stay active its a monitoring box for work
[22:49] <eBryon> Installed a Promise IDE controller in my existing Ubuntu server and attached a CDROM drive, can't seem to see the CDROM so I'm wondering how I check to see if Ubuntu sees the controller?
[22:49] <maximander> can anyone help me start mySQL?
[22:49] <ashkore> i would say that is enough space to install ubuntu - and its clean so you wont be wiping anything
[22:49] <Defyence> Aight then
[22:50] <ashkore> so if you can, choose to install on sda5
[22:50] <TerribleTickler> hello
[22:50] <ompaul> sumonish, and make sure the screensaver is off
[22:50] <tattoo> ubuntu made me cheat on microsoft
[22:50] <Nirevus> Can anyone help with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3898065
[22:50] <sumonish> done and uninstalled Xscreensaver........
[22:50] <Defyence> No root file system is defined error.
[22:50] <TerribleTickler> how do you all add color to your user names?
[22:50] <Defyence> Please correct this from the partitioning menu.
[22:50] <Randomist> The IRC client does that, I think.
[22:50] <sumonish> is there someting within GDM that does powermanagement??
[22:50] <ompaul> Defyence, when setting up the install mark the first ubuntu partition as "bootable = yes"
[22:51] <ompaul> sumonish, no
[22:51] <sumonish> hmmm
[22:51] <cizarr> what command should i write to burn a.iso file?
[22:51] <Defyence> ompaul: Thanks, but where do I check that?
[22:51] <genii> Was the guy with the missing "Big 5-0" ntfs volume able to get help?
[22:52] <danton721> alguem é brazileiro?
[22:52] <ashkore> are there no instructions on the screen at all Defyence
[22:52] <genii> !br
[22:52] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[22:52] <Defyence> It says specify a partition as well as a swap
[22:53] <ashkore> which one is swap?
[22:53] <Defyence> The sda5 is a swap
[22:53] <ashkore> hm..
[22:53] <ashkore> i don't think you can use sda5 as swap and root
[22:53] <Defyence> sda1 is a fat32, which confused my father since he says I don't have that on my machine.
[22:54] <genii> sda1 is likely some system recovery partition if it's fat32
[22:54] <Defyence> Hmm, but wouldn't it be smaller than 57 GB if it was?
[22:55] <ashkore> i have another idea
[22:55] <jwwws> back
[22:55] <ashkore> can you go back to the menu where you selected manual
[22:55] <genii> Defyence: Yes, usually something like 4Gb
[22:55] <Defyence> Sure
[22:55] <Defyence> Thanks genii
[22:55] <ashkore> are you back at the menu?
[22:56] <magic_ninja> does ubuntu have good dual 64-bit proc support
[22:56] <magic_ninja> !64
[22:56] <ubotu> AMD64 and EMT64 are fully supported architectures on Ubuntu. See http://tinyurl.com/jv6tc for more information.
[22:56] <Defyence> Will be in half a second
[22:56] <Defyence> KK, yup
[22:56] <zecarlos> boa noite a todos
[22:56] <ashkore> ok
[22:56] <ashkore> then can you choose an option to shrink by a percentage?
[22:56] <Defyence> It recommends partition #1 sda
[22:56] <zecarlos> recentemente compilei e instalei a versão em desenvolvimento do XFCe
[22:56] <Seivan|> Does anyone know how to make a delayed reboot and then to stop the reboot?
[22:56] <Defyence> Yes
[22:56] <zecarlos> tá legal demais
[22:56] <Slart> magic_ninja: 64 bit works very nicely with ubuntu.. even flash works in the latest ubuntu
[22:56] <ashkore> you say recommends? is there another one?
[22:57] <zecarlos> porem notei um erro ao adicionar ao painel a área de notificação
[22:57] <magic_ninja> Slart: will i still be able to run 32 bit apps
[22:57] <Defyence> It doesn't say that, that's my word.
[22:57] <Slart> magic_ninja: yes
[22:57] <crdlb> magic_ninja: unless you have a good reason to use 64bit, you should use 32bit on a desktop system
[22:57] <zecarlos> aparece que o módulo systray não está carregado. o que fazer?
[22:57] <Defyence> ashkore: It says "Guided - resize SCSI1 (0,0,0(, partition #1 (sda) and used free space"
[22:57] <wpk> crdlb: why so/
[22:57] <Defyence> Then New partition size: 51% (53.5 GB)
[22:57] <Slart> crdlb: any reasons why?
[22:57] <crdlb> wpk: because there are no advantages
[22:58] <ashkore> which means youve got about 100GB hard drive in your pc
[22:58] <crdlb> it has higher performance for high-end calculation, but desktops don't do that
[22:58] <magic_ninja> crdlb: so i would wanna go with an i386 if i get dual 64 bit procs (notice i'm talking dual 64 bit not just 1 64 bit
[22:58] <wpk> crdlb: have you tested that?
[22:58] <crdlb> it's more work for no gain
[22:58] <Defyence> Closer to 120 it sounds like, considering everything added together
[22:58] <Slart> crdlb: but why chose 32-bit? what isn't working on 64-bit now?
[22:58] <cafuego> crdlb: dual 64bit CPUs also both run 32bit apps just fine :-)
[22:58] <ashkore> i would shrink the New partition size down to 15GB
[22:58] <wpk> crdlb: have you tested that?
[22:59] <crdlb> wpk: there are lots of benchmarks
[22:59] <magic_ninja> Slart: 32 bit apps
[22:59] <Defyence> KK
[22:59] <cizarr> hi, how can i check the type of ISO of a given iso file?
[22:59] <Slart> crdlb: even flash works automagically these days.. as I found out recently =)
[22:59] <Defyence> 14.7 GB sound good? Seems appropriate enough...
[22:59] <wpk> crdlb: link?
[22:59] <alzamabar> I'm having more and more problems with file permissions
[23:00] <bigjohnto> can ubuntu support 8bit and 24bit color modes simultaneously?
[23:00] <crdlb> wpk: showing what exactly?
[23:00] <Slart> magic_ninja: 32 bit apps work on 64 bit ubuntu... with 7.04 some stuff weren't available for 64-bit.. like flash and java.. but I think that's changed now
[23:00] <Odd-rationale> Defyence: Be careful with this step. Be sure you know which partition is which!!!
[23:00] <wazeem> hello back after testing and struggling
[23:00] <alzamabar> I thought that as administrator I could do anything, but I find that if I'm not logged in as root, I can't update many files
[23:00] <Defyence> Thanks Odd-rationale. :)
[23:00] <wpk> crdlb: advantages of 32bit over 64bit
[23:00] <cafuego> Slart: There is still no current working java plugin.
[23:00] <magic_ninja> well i'm thinking of building a new system but if i do build a new one i'm getting dual 64 bit procs
[23:00] <Defyence> I love the input everyone gives, it's quite fun, heh.
[23:00] <comicinke1> help: I cannot call any help from programs anymore! if I press F1 in any application, I get the errormessage: an error occured during showing the help: error at executing the command related to this location.... sth. there is no problem with online help, but local help files
[23:00] <ashkore> lol
[23:00] <alzamabar> Can anybody help with security?
[23:01] <Defyence> So commit to a 14% partition of my sda?
[23:01] <Slart> cafuego: hmm.. what I am running then... hang on..
[23:01] <suttin> hey guys, i was just wondering if anyone knows of an app that lets you browse wireless internet connections that are in range, or if there's already a way to do it in ubuntu
[23:01] <ashkore> i suppose
[23:01] <Odd-rationale> Defyence: One time I wanted to make my ubuntu partition to be 10 gb. So I slid the slider to 10 gb. i ended shrinking windows to 10 gb :(
[23:01] <bigjohnto> So anyone have any ideas if Ubuntu can support 24bit color and 8bit color modes simultaneously in one Xdisplay
[23:01] <crdlb> wpk: it's just less tested and newer, and there are no *advantages*
[23:01] <crdlb> to 64bit
[23:01] <ashkore> i think that will keep data but shrink the partition
[23:01] <wpk> crdlb: speed?
[23:01] <crdlb> it's not faster for a desktop
[23:02] <Slart> cafuego: I'm running icedtea on my 64 bit firefox.. don't know how compatible that is.. but it works
[23:02] <crdlb> you're not doing tons of floating-point calculations
[23:02] <cafuego> magic_ninja: With a 64bit OS you get better io bandwidth, so all my servers run 64bit Linux. For desktops though, it hardly matters. 99.9% of the time the system is waiting for user input and that woudl still take equally long on even a 256bit box ;-)
[23:02] <cafuego> Slart: Yeah, I have that installed too. Doesn't work on a CMS system, Tax office site or meeting web-app :-(
[23:02] <ashkore> there is a certain level of risk to this so if you fairly sure that it looks right go ahead
[23:02] <wpk> crdlb: well yes I am, but it doesn't matter
[23:02] <magic_ninja> thats fine because i'm going to be doing alot of intense gaming
[23:03] <crdlb> wpk: if you are, then use 64bit
[23:03] <Odd-rationale> magic_ninja: If you want to use 64 bit, that's fine. Just realize that it may require additional configuration.
[23:03] <crdlb> most people aren't
[23:03] <ashkore> Defyence: made a choice?
[23:03] <magic_ninja> and i'm building a new computer to last me another 7 years
[23:03] <angel> i am on commandline irc via ssh..i am officially a nerd
[23:03] <magic_ninja> i'm currently reading up on the dchroot
[23:03] <cafuego> magic_ninja: Also, the compiler is a lot more optimised for 32bit than it is 64bit, so there are trade-offs.
[23:03] <Slart> cafuego: ah... well.. I can't say I browse to anything java-heavy... might be why I haven't noticed
[23:03] <suttin> hey guys, i was just wondering if anyone knows of an app that lets you browse wireless internet connections that are in range, or if there's already a way to do it in ubuntu
[23:03] <cafuego> Slart: Mebbe 8.04 will fix it. We'll see.
[23:03] <angel> ubuntu has a package that does that
[23:04] <Odd-rationale> suttin: nm-applet. enable wireless roaming
[23:04] <ashkore> Defyence?
[23:04] <angel> there you og
[23:04] <Slart> cafuego: well.. java is getting more and more open so let's hope so
[23:04] <angel> gp*
[23:04] <Odd-rationale> suttin: Should come with default ubuntu installation
[23:04] <suttin> odd: do i just type that into the terminal?
[23:04] <magic_ninja> as long as 32 bit ubuntu will work with dual 64 bit procs then thats all i need, i'll just use that until 64 bit becomes more recognized
[23:05] <cyrano> Hi. This is a non-ubuntu specific issue (but for ubuntu in my case). I installed ubuntu on a flash pen drive and successfully booted it on a couple of machines... Now i found out my own machine doesn't even have an USB option in the BIOS. only cd, floppy, hard drive and network. Is there any way to make the BIOS boot from USB drive without completely changing it? And if not, how do i update...
[23:05] <cyrano> ...or change bios and what are the good alternatives (OpenBios??)
[23:05] <angel> suttin: do you have a wireless card on that box?
[23:05] <cyrano> Thanks!
[23:05] <greenmanspirit> hey, any idea how to get ubuntu to see the wireless card
[23:05] <suttin> yes angel
[23:05] <Odd-rationale> suttin: Do you have the network manager in the notification area?
[23:05] <wpk> crdlb: besides, what cpu-specific optimizations does 32bit ubuntu have?
[23:05] <FrankLakatos> I have this game adapter, that receives wireless signal and coverts them to lan lines, so you can plug it into an xbox, for example. But now, i am trying to hook it up to my linux tower.
[23:05] <FrankLakatos> But the wireless signal is password protected, how can i tell the game adapter a password (the software to normally do it is only for windows)
[23:05] <ashkore> Defyence: are you still there?
[23:06] <Pelo> cyrano,  you could setup grub on your hdd or on a floppy and select the usb drive from it
[23:06] <SpookyET> Is there a way to convert a primary partition to a logical partition with GParted?
[23:06] <greenmanspirit> The card works but ifconfig doesnt list it
[23:06] <suttin> Odd-rationale: i dont nee a notification area
[23:06] <cyrano> pelo: Ok! How?
[23:06] <suttin> see*
[23:06] <bulmer> FrankLakatos-> did you ever find the manual for that device and read how to configure it?
[23:06] <crdlb> wpk: none? they might -mtune to i686 ...
[23:06] <andi5> SpookyET: why would you want that?
[23:07] <wpk> crdlb: it can't use any of the i686 cpu ALU instructions
[23:07] <Odd-rationale> suttin: go to admin -> network, then
[23:07] <bulmer> greenmanspirit-> internal plugin card?
[23:07] <ashkore> Defyence: Are you having problems?
[23:07] <SpookyET> andi5: Because I want one extended partition containing all logical partitions
[23:07] <suttin> odd: ok
[23:08] <bigjohnto> can you have pseudocolor emulation on ubuntu?
[23:08] <SpookyET> But I have one primary that's 37.05GiB giving me problems. I want to convert it to a logical and add it to that extended partition
[23:08] <angel> suttin: go to add and remove apps and search for wireless, you should see different options there. be mindful though, this is linux not MS, you have to do a littl more work to get your drivers to work. ubuntu is great and finding them but not perfect.
[23:08] <Odd-rationale> suttin: Do you see "Wireless connections?
[23:08] <greenmanspirit> bulmer: yeah, its internal
[23:08] <suttin> Odd: yes
[23:08] <suttin> Angel: thank you
[23:08] <andi5> SpookyET: i assume you want the data on the primary to keep alive?
[23:08] <Flare183> suttin:> if you want to search for a wireless connection use sudo dhclient
[23:08] <hectorpal> Does anybody has time for a weird problem with /etc/sudoers?
[23:08] <Pelo> cyrano, on your usb pendrive ubuntu installation there should be a /boot/grub/.... folder,   you need to have grub stage 1 on a bootable device point to that,  the easier way I can think of is make a boot floppy  , and install grub phase one on it,   I guess you could do this with the supergrub cd , you can get from the grub site, but for a direct link, check the links ubotu will give you in a minute,  I think the link is on the last link ubo
[23:08] <Pelo> t will give , somewhre toward the bottom of the page or you can try an google for super grub cd
[23:09] <angel> has anyone successfully installed a good media server on ubuntu?
[23:09] <Odd-rationale> suttin: I forgot to ask, is your wireless working right now?
[23:09] <SpookyET> andi5: Yeah, that's the idea.
[23:09] <Pelo> !grub > cyrano check for a private message windows with instructions from ubotu
[23:09] <bulmer> greenmanspirit-> does lspci show its detected?
[23:09] <angel> suttin: no problem buddy, we are all here to help
[23:09] <bulmer> greenmanspirit-> does dmesg show its also detected?
[23:09] <suttin> yeah, im using it right now Odd, I just wanted to make it so i didnt have to reconfigure it every time i found wireless
[23:09] <Pelo> cyrano,  the ppl in #grub might be able to help you better,   but is is not a very busy channel you'd have to be patient
[23:10] <Bigcheese> ya, so my mic wont work even after spending a good 64 hours straight reading documentation and forum posts
[23:10] <hectorpal> ok: I have read all the manuals and stuff, but this is not working. I WAS working on my fedora. 1st time using Ubuntu (7.10)
[23:10] <ashkore> Defyence: Have you got past the partitioner?
[23:10] <greenmanspirit> bulmer: lspci shows it as the last thing on the list
[23:10] <Bigcheese> It's the only thing left to get working too ;/
[23:10] <Odd-rationale> suttin: select it and then select properties.
[23:10] <bulmer> greenmanspirit-> does dmesg show it's also detected?
[23:10] <suttin> Odd: ok
[23:10] <Pelo> hectorpal,  what is not working exactly , I probably missed the first part
[23:10] <Bigcheese> I get the stupid /dev/dsp is in use even though nothing is using it. esd is off, etc...
[23:10] <greenmanspirit> bulmer: I'm looking
[23:10] <hectorpal> I add a line like that to my sudoers: myuser ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/myprogram
[23:11] <Odd-rationale> suttin: Enble roaming.
[23:11] <hectorpal> but when I do sudo /usr/bin/myprogram it still ask for the password
[23:11] <hectorpal> weird
[23:11] <suttin> Odd: it is
[23:11] <hectorpal> thank you Pelo
[23:11] <bigjohnto> hmmm, guess no ubuntu guru here eh
[23:11] <andi5> SpookyET: i do not know for sure, but unless you have enough unused space left, i doubt this will work with gparted... but feel free to ignore me :)
[23:11] <bulmer> Bigcheese-> try lsof /dev/dsp  if any is really using it
[23:11] <angel> good media server on ubuntu..anyone?
[23:11] <greenmanspirit> bulmer: I don't see it
[23:11] <Pelo> hectorpal, ah,  I don't realy know about permission stuff, sorry
[23:11] <Odd-rationale> suttin: Can I PM you?
[23:11] <benzs_s> how does one add fonts?
[23:11] <suttin> yeah
[23:11] <hectorpal> ok
[23:11] <Flare183> angel:> mtp
[23:11] <MasterShrek> !fonts
[23:11] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[23:11] <Bigcheese> bulmer: says nothing
[23:11] <hectorpal> thank you Pelo
[23:11] <benzs_s> ty!
[23:12] <bulmer> greedo_-> you have to find the driver for it, and load it
[23:12] <angel> Flare183:mtp ok, i'll research thatone
[23:12] <ashkore> Defyence: Do you still need help or not?
[23:12]  * Pelo feels guilty when ppl thank him for not helping them
[23:12] <hectorpal> any channel where do you think I can get help?
[23:12] <maximander> you could help me
[23:12] <bulmer> Bigcheese-> maybe there is an option to lsof  but i dont know it offhand
[23:12] <MasterShrek> !ask
[23:12] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[23:12] <Bigcheese> It's weird because some programs can get a very messed up stream which includes some crazy ass noise and the mic
[23:12] <maximander> help, SEGFAULTS in fresh 7.10 install. mysqld segfaults on startup, as does nmbd.
[23:12] <hectorpal> :-) ok ubotu
[23:12] <Bigcheese> but it all works fine in windows
[23:12] <Pelo> hectorpal,  you could try  ##linux or #debian might have a clue,  or you can also keep asking here periodicaly,
[23:13] <Odd-rationale> I can't send you PM.
[23:13] <alzamabar> How do I set environment variables?
[23:13] <wpk> maximander: check memory
[23:13] <Odd-rationale> suttin: ^
[23:13] <wpk> maximander: memcheck?
[23:13] <Pelo> hectorpal, the forum might also ahve some answers in it,  I mean search not post , www.ubuntuforums.org
[23:13] <maximander> memcheck went fine
[23:13] <Flare183> Do memchecks take long?
[23:13] <maximander> windows also ran fine
[23:13] <Pelo> Odd-rationale, you need to be a registered user to sent pm on this network
[23:14] <hectorpal> Pelo, good idea... I'll try in debian. Maybe I'll be back. I have search about it, but is not easy as is difficult to capture the problem using "keywords" at google :-S
[23:14] <wpk> maximander: anything wrong in dmesg?
[23:14] <maximander> no.
[23:14] <bulmer> Bigcheese-> i believe sound in ubuntu seems to be the most problematic and i see it here people complain about it
[23:14] <wpk> maximander: try memcheck on running system
[23:14] <Odd-rationale> Pelo: OK
[23:14] <Flare183> nvm
[23:14] <maximander> and gdb says that mysqld and nmbd aren't executables
[23:14] <angel> Flare183:mtp is a protocol not a server
[23:14] <Pelo> hectorpal, use the command you used as a search string
[23:14] <cyrano> Pelo: I didn't find any tutorial on the grup webpage
[23:14] <maximander> but they are certainly binary
[23:14] <Bigcheese> I actually see every unix based os have problems with it :P (freeBSD, Linux, etc...)
[23:14] <cyrano> can anyone here give me instructions on how to add a USB boot option to grup?
[23:14] <Flare183> !mtp
[23:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mtp - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:15] <cyrano> sorry, grub!!
[23:15] <kelsin> cyrano: booting from the usb is a bios option afaik
[23:15] <Pelo> cyrano, not a tutorial,  you want the link to the super grub cd ,  you boot from that and it lets you install grub anywhere and it also lets you specify where stage 1 and stage 2 go
[23:15] <Odd-rationale> suttin: You there? Try to /join #odd-rationale
[23:15] <Pelo> kelsin,  we are looking for a workarund, not all mobo can boot from usb
[23:16] <wpk> maximander: hm...
[23:16] <kelsin> Pelo: ahhh, ok :) good luck
[23:16] <wpk> maximander: which mysqld? /etc/init.d/mysqld ?
[23:16] <wpk> maximander: it's a shell script
[23:16] <specscript> when running ubuntu off of a CD, is it normal for it to be slow?
[23:16] <Pelo> kelsin,  no luck needed, he needs to boot from a floppy whit grub installed on it
[23:16] <Bigcheese> specscript: for program startup yes
[23:16] <specscript> okay, thanks
[23:16] <Bigcheese> or any file access
[23:16] <MarcoRM65> ciao !!
[23:16] <SpookyET> Is there a better file system than ext3?
[23:16] <Slart> specscript: yes.. it uses memory for a virtual root drive.. so less memory for cache etc
[23:17] <Bigcheese> but actual non io speed should be the same
[23:17] <maximander> wpk: no, /usr/sbin/mysqld
[23:17] <kelsin> Pelo: and from there grub has the capability to load from a usb drive?
[23:17] <Pelo> SpookyET,  ext3 is the current fav in linux
[23:17] <angel> Flare183: gnump3d is good and easy but hard to customize. i want to set up playlists and it does not seem to do it nicely
[23:17] <wpk> maximander: what FS?
[23:17] <SpookyET> Pelo: reiser4?
[23:17] <wpk> maximander: what does file /usr/sbin/mysqld
[23:17] <alzamabar> how do I add an environment variable to my profile?
[23:17] <Cesarius> HI ALL !  HERE IS A DISCUSSION AND CHAT ENVIRONMENT FOR UBUNTU USERS !!!  http://www.toramantourism.com/livechat.htm
[23:17] <maximander> xfs
[23:17] <cyrano> Pelo: I don't really understand now. Do i need to install Grub on my flash drive? Problem is I can't access my flash drive before my operating system is running!
[23:17] <Pelo> kelsin,  pretty much,  the menu will point to the kernel on the usb partiton
[23:17] <webmaren> anybody know how i can get bittorrent to go faster
[23:17] <Slart> SpookyET: depends on what you're going to do with it... many small files.. large files.. lots of changes etc.. google for ext3, reiserfs, xfs.. there's probably more out there
[23:17] <Flare183> angel:> well that beats me
[23:17] <SpookyET> webmaren: ask the senator for more tubes
[23:17] <kelsin> Pelo: didn't know the usb subsystem was even available then :) have to try that later, thanks
[23:17] <hectorpal> :-) Repeating my question: I add a line like that to my sudoers: myuser ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/myprogram, but when I do sudo /usr/bin/myprogram it still ask for the password
[23:17] <EnderThethird> Can someone point me in the right direction to uninstall a program installed via source (VMWare Server in particular)
[23:18] <MarcoRM65> my first ubuntu login under VMware section..!!
[23:18] <Pelo> cyrano,  no,  you want to install grub on a boot floppy,  and make the boot floppy grub find the /boot/grub folder on your usb flash drive
[23:18] <webmaren> trying to get kubuntu 8.04 herd 1 but it says ETA: 19days
[23:18] <Flare183> !root | hectorpal
[23:18] <ubotu> hectorpal: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[23:18] <genii> Anything simple (even CLI) to make some still jpg shots into a short footage?
[23:18] <Flare183> !sudo | hectorpal
[23:18] <ubotu> hectorpal: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[23:18] <maximander> wpk: the file /usr/sbin/mysqld is the binary file which is segfaulting. gdb says it is not an executable
[23:18] <Flare183> that might help
[23:18] <cyrano> Pelo: I don't have a floppy drive though... Only a floppy option in BIOS :P
[23:19] <Pelo> cyrano,  join me in #grub
[23:19] <kelsin> hectorpal: that looks good to me, did you use visudo to edit to make sure there were no errors in the file?
[23:19] <maximander> wpk: strace goes straight to segfault
[23:19] <hectorpal> ubotu, reading your answer
[23:19] <Slart> genii: "short footage"?? you mean a movie?
[23:19] <Khisanth> webmaren: faster connection and/or more peers :)
[23:19] <SpookyET> zfs for linux?
[23:19] <MikeH> anyone know of a pdf to html utility?
[23:19] <hectorpal> jejee
[23:19] <genii> Slart: animated gif even
[23:19] <wpk> MikeH: pdf2html
[23:19] <MikeH> I thought there was something called pdf2html
[23:19] <AngryElf> say I buy a blu-ray DVD drive -- is mplayer gonna be able to play my blu ray discs?
[23:19] <MikeH> wpk, can't find it in gutry repo's though?
[23:19] <hectorpal> I was fooled by the bot :-(
[23:20] <Slart> genii: look at imagemagick... it does almost anything and it's console based
[23:20] <Khisanth> MikeH: pdftohtml
[23:20] <Sasha_> Sasha Kra
[23:20] <genii> Slart: Thanks
[23:20] <Bigcheese> AHA! It's actually /dev/snd/* files that are being used, and I guess that effects /dev/dsp
[23:20] <Sasha_> Sasha Kran
[23:20] <Sasha_> f03ndnfs
[23:20] <Sasha_> found the file
[23:20] <Sasha_> no quit
[23:21] <ashkore> Anyone in this channel, if Defyence comes back tell him to type an address message to me as i wont be monitoring the channel for a while
[23:21] <Flare183> !enter | Sasha_
[23:21] <ubotu> Sasha_: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[23:21] <Sasha_> hkd/kdne/jpen.jdk
[23:21] <Sasha_> ok
[23:21] <hectorpal> Kelsin: yes I used visudo to edit sudoers
[23:21] <Sasha_> no. i
[23:21] <Sasha_> want
[23:21] <Sasha_> more
[23:21] <EnderTheThird> anyone know a howto for removing programs installed via source/CLI?
[23:21] <Sasha_> yes
[23:21] <Sasha_> yes
[23:21] <Sasha_> do not quit
[23:21] <Sasha_> idjf
[23:21] <klankymen> !paste
[23:21] <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)
[23:22] <hectorpal> kelsin: yes I used visudo to edit sudoers (again in case is Case sensite with nicknames)
[23:22] <readme> hi
[23:22] <genii> EnderTheThird: usually in same dir you did "make install" try "make uninstall" or "make clean" or "make dist-clean"
[23:22] <Nirevus> Can anyone help with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3898065
[23:22] <readme> Can someone help me with gutsy? In gnome I'm trying to find a way to set the default wireless connection
[23:22] <EnderTheThird> genii: thanks a ton.  guess I'll need to re-download source for VMWare Server then.  VirtualBox does everything I need it to.
[23:22] <metanil> i can't find glibc on my system... anyone know how to get it.
[23:22] <Flare183> !wireless
[23:22] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[23:23] <readme> It always goes to the one that isn't mine
[23:23] <readme> oh ok
[23:23] <MikeH> is there anything that works a little better than pdftohtml? it's screwed up formatting pretty badly.
[23:23] <sumonish> !screansaver
[23:23] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screansaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:23] <Flare183> !screensaver
[23:23] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screensaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:23] <Flare183> What?
[23:24] <ashkore> !xscreensaver
[23:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xscreensaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:24] <sumonish> !xscreen
[23:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xscreen - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:24] <ashkore> !screen-saver
[23:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screen-saver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:24] <Flare183> !info xscreensaver
[23:24] <tifine> yu
[23:24] <ubotu> xscreensaver: Automatic screensaver for X. In component main, is optional. Version 4.24-5ubuntu3 (gutsy), package size 277 kB, installed size 2216 kB
[23:24] <ashkore> !screen_save
[23:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screen_save - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:24] <ashkore> !screen_saver
[23:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screen_saver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:24] <tifine> i want to run  .iso file  ?
[23:24] <ashkore> !screen-saver
[23:24] <bruenig> ashkore, calm down
[23:24] <JonathanD> O.o
[23:24] <ashkore> lol
[23:24] <sumonish> !xscreensaver
[23:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xscreensaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:24] <bruenig> !fishing | ashkore sumonish
[23:24] <ubotu> ashkore sumonish: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist.  To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[23:25] <Flare183> Thank you
[23:25] <ashkore> that is a normal command
[23:25] <ashkore> ive used it before
[23:25] <sumonish> hey i curtained my lingo
[23:25] <Flare183> !isomount
[23:25] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about isomount - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:25] <Flare183> !iso
[23:25] <ashkore> so i DO know it really exists
[23:25] <specscript> when i run ubuntu in safe graphics mode, how can i run the install program?
[23:25] <Bigcheese> ok, wtf
[23:25] <LjL> Flare183, nwo you start?
[23:25] <cizarr> there's a linux program like GoldWave please?
[23:26] <Seivan|> Does anyone how to make a timed reboot, like give it 10 minutes and then reboot, I also wanna be able to stop the reboot
[23:26] <tifine> thxns ubotu
[23:26] <EnderTheThird> Wow do I freaking love ssh.  :-D
[23:26] <Flare183> sorry
[23:26] <bruenig> !info audacity | cizarr
[23:26] <ubotu> cizarr: audacity: A fast, cross-platform audio editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.3-1build1 (gutsy), package size 2321 kB, installed size 6832 kB
[23:26] <gordonjcp> EnderTheThird: ssh is good
[23:26] <sumonish> cizar: k3b (kde based
[23:26] <specscript> when i run ubuntu in safe graphics mode, how can i run the install program?
[23:26] <gordonjcp> EnderTheThird: wait until you've got a PC running all the time, and then you can just ssh to it for your IRC
[23:26] <ashkore> specscript: are you on the live cd?
[23:26] <gordonjcp> EnderTheThird: and mail, too
[23:26] <specscript> ashkore, yes
[23:27] <SpookyET> Does anyone have a link to the optimal partitions and their sizes?
[23:27] <sumonish> (whoops yah audacity)
[23:27] <ashkore> and you started in safe graphics mode?
[23:27] <specscript> yes
[23:27] <bruenig> SpookyET, optimal is relative to your disk size and what you are wanting to do
[23:27] <gordonjcp> EnderTheThird: irssi + screen are the only way to do IRC...
[23:27] <metanil> i can't find glibc on my system... anyone know how to get it.
[23:27] <ashkore> have you got to the desktop yet?
[23:27] <metanil> how to install glib
[23:27] <JonathanD> gordonjcp: but all that will change soon ;)
[23:27] <EnderTheThird> gordonjcp: i'm ssh'ing to try to remove vmware from my home computer while at work.  dyndns.org ftw!
[23:27] <Flare183> metanil:> it's glib
[23:27] <angel> anyone know the diference in normal install through live and oem install?
[23:27] <specscript> ashkore, it always freezes so im doing it through this
[23:27] <metanil> glibc
[23:27] <XLV> Seivan|, shutdown -r +10 .. man shutdown
[23:27] <ashkore> specscript: how much RAM do you have?
[23:27] <lex> I keep getting this error: "It seems that transcode ripping stopped short. The movie has 213870 frames, but only 146067 were ripped. This is most likely a problem with your transcode/libdvdread installation, resp. a problem with this specific DVD." when trying to rip a dvd with dvd::rip. Any ideas?
[23:27] <specscript> ashkore, enough
[23:27] <bruenig> angel, oem will set the computer up such that the first time you boot after install, it will ask for username and things like that
[23:27] <ashkore> !paste | lex
[23:27] <ubotu> lex: 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)
[23:27] <Flare183> lex:> it's the dvd
[23:28] <EnderTheThird> gordonjcp:  now i just need to learn a bit more about hosting my mythweb so i can access it remotely and i'll be set.  i haven't quite gotten a handle on ssh tunneling to do so.  i'd prefer not to host it as a web server
[23:28] <HDTV> Is there a renew command in ubuntu...like in windows...ipconfig /renew?
[23:28] <ashkore> specscript: how much?
[23:28] <angel> bruenig| will it let me choose package for instalation?
[23:28] <specscript> 512mb i think
[23:28] <HDTV> for a connection..
[23:28] <specscript> or 1g
[23:28] <Flare183> HDTV:> no just run sudo dhclient
[23:28] <bruenig> angel, no more than the other installation techniques
[23:28] <lex> Flare183: as in the encryption?
[23:28] <ashkore> i think that may be enough
[23:28] <sumonish> !info ifconfig |HDTV
[23:28] <ubotu> hdtv: Package ifconfig does not exist in gutsy
[23:28] <wazeem_> can someone help me with the wireless internet connection
[23:28] <ashkore> i only had 256MB and that didnt work
[23:28] <cizarr> thanks alot bruenig
[23:28] <XLV> HDTV, linux doesnt need such pos... when all else fails, rmmod your nic's module, then modprobe it again
[23:29] <specscript> ashkore, pm me?
[23:29] <ashkore> ok
[23:29] <Flare183> lex:> can't rip
[23:29] <Flare183> it's illiegial
[23:29] <bruenig> !info net-tools | sumonish
[23:29] <ubotu> sumonish: net-tools: The NET-3 networking toolkit. In component main, is important. Version 1.60-17ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 173 kB, installed size 772 kB
[23:29] <angel> bruenig| damn it, i really can't find a way arounf doing a custom kickstart
[23:29] <bruenig> angel, use another distro
[23:29] <Flare183> !language | angel
[23:29] <HDTV> Flare183, So by typing sudo dhclient..that renews your ip address?
[23:29] <wazeem_> is uboto a bot?
[23:29] <ubotu> angel: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[23:29] <sumonish> !ifup
[23:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ifup - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:29] <ashkore> wazee, yes
[23:29] <sumonish> !if
[23:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about if - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:29] <wazeem_> i see
[23:29] <lex> Flare183: so there's no way to make a legit backup of a dvd you own?
[23:29] <Flare183> HDTV :> it searchs for another one
[23:29] <bruenig> !sorry | wazeem_
[23:29] <ubotu> wazeem_: It's ok, I can't stay mad at you.
[23:30] <metanil> apt-get install glib didn't work
[23:30] <dm> Hello. I want to normalize an mp3 audio file losslessly. Can you reccommend a (tiny cmd line) tool for this task?
[23:30] <gordonjcp> lex: of course there is
[23:30] <metanil> apt-get install glib didn't work
[23:30] <angel> bruenig| lol, no! ubuntu thus far is the best for my needs
[23:30] <gordonjcp> lex: just rip it and save it out on disk somewhere
[23:30] <Flare183> yeah with k3b or a gnome burner
[23:30] <specscript> ashkore, read pm?
[23:30] <crdlb> metanil: what *exactly* are you doing?
[23:30] <angel> ubotu| sorry
[23:30] <ubotu> It's ok, I can't stay mad at you.
[23:30] <gordonjcp> dm: you can't, basically
[23:30] <lex> gordonjcp: that's the thing, it fails on the rip as stated above
[23:30] <angel> ubotu| i though you were a bot
[23:30] <wazeem_> well is anyone experienced with wireless ubuntu capabilities?
[23:30] <bruenig> dm, mp3gain doesn't normalize per se, it adds a tag that a lot of audio players read so that they adjust the volume, that is the only really lossless way to do so
[23:31] <EnderTheThird> genii: you still there?
[23:31] <gordonjcp> lex: you often need a *lot* of free disk space
[23:31] <lex> gordonjcp: 2TB here, not really a problem
[23:31] <angel> ok room, good night!
[23:31] <metanil> apt-get install glib didn't work (ubuntu 6.06 dapper)
[23:31] <YgorSpain> Hello guys. this is my problem,I was trying to add a 3 panel while some programs icons which i drag nd drop to the 2nd panel dissapear. Now everytime i log into ubuntu only my icons works.my panels are frozed and clean and i cant do anything.also the alt-f2 is not working. someone know how can i get this fixed ?
[23:31] <gordonjcp> lex: "lol you're doing it wrong" ;-)
[23:31] <metanil> apt-get install glib didn't work (ubuntu 6.06 dapper)
[23:31] <gordonjcp> lex: 2TB should be enough for anybody
[23:31] <metanil> apt-get install glib didn't work (ubuntu 6.06 dapper)
[23:31] <crdlb> metanil: stop repeating yourself
[23:31] <bruenig> metanil, stop
[23:31] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[23:31] <metanil> oops.. sorry
[23:31] <genii> EnderTheThird: Yes, preoccupied a bit but around :)
[23:32] <wazeem_> my ubuntu picks up the network however doesnt connect to it
[23:32] <crdlb> metanil: what are you *doing* ?
[23:32] <babo> guys, where are the framebuffers on gutsy ?
[23:32] <metanil> somebody did listening me..
[23:32] <metanil> :D
[23:32] <babo> I can't find any in /dev
[23:32] <babo> my qemu is faulting with ...
[23:32] <lex> gordonjcp: would you recommend ripping it as an ISO instead of trying to transcode it to an x264?
[23:32] <babo> (!) DirectFB/FBDev: Error opening framebuffer device!
[23:32] <babo> (!) DirectFB/FBDev: Use 'fbdev' option or set FRAMEBUFFER environment variable.
[23:32] <babo> it's annoying
[23:32] <bruenig> just ignore him for being obnoxious
[23:32] <babo> help
[23:32] <genii> btw for the interested, answer to my previous q:  mencoder -mf on:w=800:h=600:fps=25 -ovc divx4 -o output.avi \*.jpg       will make an avi from a bunch of jpg
[23:32] <Khisanth> metanil: that should be libglib2.0 assuming you are not looking for the 1.x version
[23:32] <gordonjcp> lex: hmmm, possibly
[23:32] <metanil> thanks khisanth ..
[23:32] <specscript> when i run ubuntu in safe graphics mode, how can i run the install program?
[23:32] <bruenig> genii, why are you escaping the *?
[23:32] <babo> anyone ?
[23:32] <gordonjcp> lex: I can't remember what I used last time I ripped a DVD, but it had a nice GUI and was relatively fast
[23:33] <EnderTheThird> genii:  Ha, thanks.  I redownloaded VMware tarball, but make won't work.  it used an install script to install.  I'm looking at the script now for removal instructions, unless you know of another way to remove?
[23:33] <metanil> (message are flowing too fast here.. so i send them multiple times.. sorry )
[23:33] <SpookyET> Does anyone have a link to the best partitions setup for linux?
[23:33] <SpookyET> and their sizes
[23:33] <specscript> when i run ubuntu in safe graphics mode, how can i run the install program?
[23:33] <LjL> !best > SpookyET    (SpookyET, see the private message from Ubotu)
[23:33] <bruenig> SpookyET, optimal is relative to your disk size and what you are wanting to do
[23:33] <Jack_Sparrow> lex: I use k9copy
[23:33] <gordonjcp> genii: I do that to assemble up rendered single frames into a "rush print" of an animation ;-)
[23:33] <genii> EnderTheThird: I'm not familiar with vmware
[23:33] <crdlb> metanil: just don't do that here, everyone saw it the first time
[23:33] <SpookyET> bruenig: Disk size 100GB.  Are there even framebuffers on gusty ?
[23:34] <genii> bruenig: Not sure why it's \ and not / but it's from an example, I didn't write it
[23:34] <ibanez> MasterShrek, you about mate ?
[23:34] <specscript> when i run ubuntu in safe graphics mode, how can i run the install program?
[23:34] <babo> I asked the same question in the forums a couple of days ago and I got zero replies ...
[23:34] <wazeem_> hello can someone help me please
[23:34] <bruenig> SpookyET, I'd say 10-15 gig / partition and the rest /home
[23:34] <lex> Jack_Sparrow: when i go to use that, i click the "create mpeg-4", the dialog pops up to start, then it goes away after a few seconds
[23:34] <astro76> SpookyET, http://www.linuxsa.org.au/tips/disk-partitioning.html
[23:34] <babo> is it just me or is ubuntu support getting less and less enthusiastic as the releases go by ?
[23:34] <bruenig> SpookyET, the more server stuff you are thinking about the higher on / you want to go
[23:34] <ibanez> i hear about this bug, that ubuntu has, that kills most laptops harddrives
[23:35] <gordonjcp> lex: dvdrip, I think
[23:35] <gordonjcp> ibanez: yeah, it's bogus
[23:35] <LjL> !hdbug > ibanez    (ibanez, see the private message from Ubotu)
[23:35] <SpookyET> bruenig: I want / /boot /usr /var /tmp /home /swap etc
[23:35] <bruenig> genii, well *.jpg I assume is meant to be expanded by bash to say all of the jpgs, seems odd that it is being escaped is all
[23:35] <MasterShrek> sup ibanez
[23:35] <gordonjcp> !hdbug > ibanez
[23:35] <bruenig> SpookyET, why?
[23:35] <ibanez> thank you LjL
[23:35] <lex> gordonjcp, that's the only that won't rip it all the way and fails
[23:35] <bruenig> SpookyET, all on different partitions?
[23:35] <comicinke1> in anjuta when I try to call the help I receive followng message: "Unable to display help. Please make sure Anjuta documentation package is install" what packet is missing?
[23:35] <ere4si> What's the command for logout/switch user pls
[23:35] <Jack_Sparrow> lex: NEver had any issues with it here...  May I assume you have all your codecs restricted drivers and installed K9 from the ubuntu repos?
[23:35] <wazeem_> please can someone help me regarding wireless internet connections
[23:35] <adac2> in which repository can I find the kplayer?
[23:35] <SpookyET> bruenig: It will act as a limited server as well. So yeah, all on different partitions. I just need to know the optimal sizes
[23:36] <babo> right. it's not just me then ...
[23:36] <ibanez> in theory it doesn't seem right to me
[23:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi | waz
[23:36] <ubotu> waz: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[23:36] <bruenig> SpookyET, do you have any reason why you want them all on different partitions?
[23:36] <LjL> adac2: i don't know of a kplayer
[23:36] <ibanez> XP would use just as much disk usage under high loads.
[23:36] <genii> bruenig: Works, anyhow :)
[23:36] <babo> where did all the real linux hackers go ?
[23:36] <wazeem_> !wifi
[23:36] <wazeem_> jack sparrow what was your message meant to mean?
[23:36] <SpookyET> bruenig: Yeah. I do. I just need the optimal sizes.
[23:36] <lex> Jack_Sparrow, i think so. k9copy just gave me: An error occured while running DVDAuthor: ERR: procremap encountered unknown subtitle command: 90
[23:36] <Nirevus> Can anyone help with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3898065
[23:36] <adac2> LjL-Temp: http://kplayer.sourceforge.net/
[23:37] <bruenig> SpookyET, so you don't want to say the reason or...
[23:37] <Jack_Sparrow> wazeem_: You wanted wifi info.. that is the place to start... then return and ask good questions.
[23:37] <wazeem_> i typed !wifi but nothing happened
[23:37] <Jack_Sparrow> lex: HAve you tried different dvd's...
[23:37] <LjL> adac2, they offer an ubuntu package on their very site
[23:37] <genii> wazeem_: scroll up and click on the link it gave earlier
[23:37] <SpookyET> bruenig: It's a desire. Nothing more, nothing less.
[23:37] <Jack_Sparrow> wazeem_: Go to the link it provided..
[23:38] <wazeem_> i see, i thought it was a command
[23:38] <Jack_Sparrow> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[23:38] <metanil> is glib package name is libglib2.0-0???
[23:38] <adac2> LjL-Temp: well I know...but why it isn't in any repository?
[23:38] <bruenig> metanil, you were just told that
[23:39] <hectorpal> repeating my question: I add a line like that to my sudoers: myuser ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/myprogram, but when I do sudo /usr/bin/myprogram it still ask for the password
[23:39] <jiml_> hi
[23:39] <wazeem_> oh btw i have read the docs
[23:39] <LjL> adac2, there's plenty of software that's not in the repositories. if you want to fix that, join #ubuntu-motu, read the topic and start learning about packaging :)
[23:39] <jiml_> anybody?
[23:39] <hectorpal> jiml_: lot of people
[23:40] <Brolx> lotsa people, yes
[23:40] <adac2> LjL-Temp: lol..i will:)
[23:40] <hectorpal> guys I have a weird problem. NOPASSWD is not working in my sudoers. Any idea?
[23:40] <babo> someone probably messed it up by adding all that compiz crap ...
[23:40] <wazeem_> im able to see the surrounding networks but cant connect
[23:40] <Brolx> my Firefox Browser keeps disappearing - any idea why?
[23:40] <hectorpal> I think I will have to file a bug
[23:41] <NetLarIrvine> is 128 mg Ram enough for 7.10?
[23:41] <Jack_Sparrow> nope
[23:41] <adac2> no
[23:41] <MartianLobster> is there a howto somewhere for installing a linksys pcimcia card onto a laptop?
[23:42] <wazeem_> Jack Im able to see my network but when i try to connect nothing happens
[23:42] <lex> Jack_Sparrow: other dvd's don't work either
[23:42] <NetLarIrvine> What would be the recommended then
[23:42] <jimmygoon> So I love Superbad so much that I must have it on my hard drive... what is the easiest way to rip to HD?
[23:42] <Jack_Sparrow> MartianLobster: Look up the cippset in that card based on the model number.  The one I have here has the bcm43xx which works nicely
[23:42] <aco_> where can I find Opera for 64bit kubuntu??
[23:42] <crdlb> NetLarIrvine: xubuntu
[23:42] <MartianLobster> Jack_Sparrow: ok
[23:43] <bill1> opera.com?
[23:43] <NetLarIrvine> xubuntu?
[23:43] <crdlb> !xubuntu
[23:43] <ubotu> xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce instead of Gnome. For more info, see http://www.xubuntu.org and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ - To install from Ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop". | For support, see #xubuntu | See also: !ubuntu and !xubuntu-channels
[23:43] <EnderTheThird> genii:  got it!  there was an uninstall script elsewhere in the tarball.  yay!
[23:43] <aco_> bill, there is no 64bit package..
[23:43] <svejeisto> hello all
[23:43] <Jack_Sparrow> MartianLobster: You can also google ubuntu and your chipset to find others with it and how they got it to work.. or didnt
[23:43] <metanil> how to install glibc... ( just install glib )?
[23:43] <babo> so the fbdev man page suggests that /dev/fb0 is the default framebuffer. yet there is no /dev/fb0 in gutsy ..
[23:43] <aco_> 32bit doesn't work it says wrong ELF version...
[23:43] <svejeisto> I have a bit of a problem uninstalling ubuntu,can someone private me and help me out maby? :D
[23:44] <crdlb> metanil: you still haven't said what you are trying to accomplish by installing glib. If you did, we might be able to help you
[23:44] <jimmygoon> How can I rip a DVD to the HD?
[23:44] <Jack_Sparrow> svejeisto: there is no uninstall, just install whatever you want right over the top of it
[23:44] <neur1> hi, installed kde/kubuntu onto ubuntu how do I get the splash screen back instead of the kubuntu one?
[23:44] <NetLarIrvine> But I want Ubuntu
[23:44] <NetLarIrvine> I have not purchased the PC yet
[23:44] <hectorpal> !sudoers
[23:44] <crdlb> NetLarIrvine: then get at least 256MB
[23:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sudoers - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:44] <babo> Am I being ignored or does nobody know what I'm talking about ?
[23:44] <NetLarIrvine> oik, thanks
[23:45] <metanil> i'm try to compile one source package.. its has prerequisite of glibc, gcc...... and i didn't found glibc in my machine.
[23:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !build-essentails
[23:45] <svejeisto> ok, I've installed Ubuntu on a new laptop, first OS ever installed, but since it has serious issues with the graphics, I have to uninstall it, reformat HDD and install Vista, can someone help me out?It's kinda urgent...
[23:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !buildessentails
[23:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about buildessentails - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:45] <comicinke1> in anjuta when I try to call the help I receive followng error message: "Unable to display help. Please make sure Anjuta documentation package is install" what packet is missing?
[23:46] <Brolx> ack
[23:46] <svejeisto> anyone?
[23:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry folks.. I cant spell today... build-essentials
[23:47] <Brolx> Does anyone know why my Firefox browser keeps disappearing from the screen when I'm using it? It's just the Internet window, and it's done it 35 times in the past 2 days.
[23:47] <crdlb> Jack_Sparrow: it's "build-essential"
[23:47] <svejeisto> anyone?ok, I've installed Ubuntu on a new laptop, first OS ever installed, but since it has serious issues with the graphics, I have to uninstall it, reformat HDD and install Vista, can someone help me out?It's kinda urgent...
[23:47] <Jack_Sparrow> crdlb: thank you...  having a really "Ugly" day
[23:47] <svejeisto> used to use ubuntu before, never had to uninstall it
[23:47] <svejeisto> :D
[23:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Brolx: How did you install firefox, java and flash in that computer?
[23:48] <Brolx> Jack_Sparrow: My friend did that for me.
[23:48] <crdlb> svejeisto: the windows installer will happily clobber your existing ubuntu install
[23:48] <babo> right. apparently the framebuffer is broken in gusty. if someone else comes in here with the same problem - them maybe you might like to tell them that ...
[23:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Brolx: DId he ever mention anthing about scripts, automatix or envy?  Very bad ideas by the way
[23:49] <Brolx> Jack_Sparrow... although I did reinstall Firefox yesterday on someone else's advice using the console command of (I think) sudo apt-get install firefox
[23:49] <Brolx> And no, he did not.
[23:49] <svejeisto> k
[23:50] <svejeisto> well vista installer comes to the point where it lets me choose the partition on which i should install it
[23:50] <svejeisto> i get 2 partitions, 2gb logic one
[23:50] <svejeisto> and the rest
[23:50] <svejeisto> and i can't format either of them
[23:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Brolx: Ok.. no problem with what they told you to do yesterday..  COuld you run this in a terminal window then paste the resulting file on your desktop into the pastebin and give me the link in here..  cp /etc/apt/sources.list ~/Desktop/sources.list.$(date +%m-%d-%Y-%T)
[23:50] <RedEyess> Hello
[23:50] <RedEyess> how do i remove grub from within linux
[23:50] <RedEyess> i can't boot into windows
[23:50] <svejeisto> crdlb any ideas?
[23:51] <crdlb> svejeisto: that sounds like a better question for ##windows
[23:51] <devin_> hrm
[23:51] <svejeisto> oh, ok
[23:51] <svejeisto> thnx
[23:51] <dirtyhand> whats a good Linux app to do production server backups on an external HD?
[23:51] <RedEyess> all i have access to is Linux
[23:52] <pwnager> how do i get azureus working? i have it installed, but i cant seem to dl torrents
[23:52] <RedEyess> i would use windows to fix the mbr
[23:52] <wazeem> ok has anyone dealt with the rt73 driver for ubuntu?
[23:52] <RedEyess> but i don't have the opportunity
[23:52] <LjL> !info mbr > RedEyess
[23:52] <LjL> !info ms-sys > RedEyess
[23:53] <Jack_Sparrow> RedEyess: you would boot the windows cd and use their recovery mode...
[23:53] <RedEyess> ok
[23:53] <RedEyess> I have Vista
[23:53] <d10b> Why does "find / -name %1 2> /dev/null" output nothing when i run it from a shell script?
[23:53] <shameless> heheh, i've got my dual boot vista/ubuntu running a mac osx skin, it's wonderfully clusterfucked
[23:53] <RedEyess> and at the command line, there is no fdisk
[23:53] <RedEyess> or fixmbr
[23:53] <LjL> d10b: what is %1?
[23:53] <dirtyhand> whats a good Linux app to do production server backups on an external HD?
[23:53] <wazeem> oh man ubuntu is so hard to use and i feel helpless X(
[23:54] <Jack_Sparrow> dirtyhand: basic dd comand should do it
[23:54] <LjL> !wifi > wazeem    (wazeem, see the private message from Ubotu)
[23:54] <dirtyhand> dd?
[23:54] <Brolx> Jack_Sparrow: I'm new to Linux, so you'll need to be patient. What exactly is a pastebin?
[23:54] <Seivan|> Is there a way to see your CPU temperature, in the console?
[23:54] <Jack_Sparrow> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[23:54] <LjL> !pastebin > Brolx    (Brolx, see the private message from Ubotu)
[23:54] <LjL> !info lm-sensors > Seivan|
[23:54] <wazeem> i have gone over the wifi docs
[23:54] <Pky> RedEyess: What do you want to do?
[23:54] <wazeem> but nothing makes sense
[23:54] <shameless> has anyone running kiba-dock on gutsy run into an issue with booting it up? cause i have a weird bug and it won't boot up anymore, i got it to work once, but now it won't open
[23:54] <Seivan|> LjL dont understand, should I download it
[23:55] <viro> kiba dock?
[23:55] <RedEyess> I want to remove grub
[23:55] <d10b> %1 is the filename.  i have that line in a shell script so i can just type "f filename"
[23:55] <LjL> !info lm-sensors | Seivan|
[23:55] <ubotu> seivan|: lm-sensors: utilities to read temperature/voltage/fan sensors. In component main, is extra. Version 1:2.10.4-1ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 496 kB, installed size 1520 kB
[23:55] <RedEyess> from within Linux
[23:55] <the-papster> gcc wont compile
[23:55] <bulmer> hectorpal-> what is your entry for that command not needing password?
[23:55] <CaptainMorgan> how do I turn off "look for sources CD" remotely?
[23:55] <Pky> RedEyess: And just boot into windows?
[23:55] <LjL> Seivan|: you should type « sudo apt-get install lm-sensors », like with all packages
[23:55] <CaptainMorgan> I'm trying to install g++
[23:55] <RedEyess> yes
[23:55] <pwnager> how do i dl torrents with azureus?
[23:55] <shameless> yeah, kiba dock
[23:55] <Seivan|> LjL done, what now =)
[23:55] <LjL> Seivan|: then run "sudo sensors-detect"
[23:55] <the-papster> CaptainMorgan: sudo apt-get install g++
[23:55] <hectorpal> blumer: working on it. Maybe I have it...
[23:55] <shameless> i'm trying to finish off a full mac skin, and i can't get it to work properly
[23:55] <Jack_Sparrow> RedEyess: YOu cant remove grub and leave working windows from linux.. unless you have a copy of the mbr from a special backup.. which is doubtful
[23:55] <jimmygoon> what program can i use for media synchronization?
[23:56] <Pky> RedEyess: And you can only boot to nix? Why don't you fix your grub to give you a choice?
[23:56] <wazeem> how can i make ubuntu drivers from a windows driver :S
[23:56] <CaptainMorgan> the-papster, incorrect - I already applied that command
[23:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !ndiswrapper
[23:56] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[23:56] <RedEyess> i am using the live cd
[23:56] <the-papster> thats the exact command i just used
[23:56] <RedEyess> i haven't booted from within Linux from the hard drive
[23:56] <wazeem> !ndiswrapper
[23:56] <the-papster> CaptainMorgan: try this command first "apt-get update"
[23:56] <LjL> !info ndiswrapper
[23:56] <ubotu> Package ndiswrapper does not exist in gutsy
[23:56] <andre_> Hey guys, I'm having a hard time formatting my harddrive.... Gparted is taking forever to start up
[23:56] <LjL> pf
[23:56] <Seivan|> LjL now what?
[23:56] <LjL> Seivan|: now run "sensors"
[23:57] <Pky> RedEyess: You could also boot a Windows XP/Vista disk and get into the repair terminal and run fixmbr
[23:57] <wazeem> !info ndiswrapper
[23:57] <Seivan|> LjL no sensors found
[23:57] <Brolx> Jack_Sparrow and LjL: Thanks. This is the URL. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/47055/
[23:57] <RedEyess> ok
[23:57] <wazeem> lol sorry for spamming
[23:57] <RedEyess> let me try that
[23:57] <RedEyess> thanks
[23:57] <Vad1> Where can I get libwxgtk that's bigger than version 2.8.7? I need it for code::blocks, but the latest in the repos is 2.8.0.
[23:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Pky: he was told that ages ago..
[23:57] <LjL> Seivan|: didn't sensors-detect find any?
[23:57] <wazeem> i think those commands dont work for me
[23:57] <Seivan|> LjL it did, and it added
[23:57] <Pky> Jack_Sparrow: And he turned it down?
[23:58] <LjL> Seivan|: try either rebooting or adding manually the ones it found (by doing "sudo modprobe module-name" for each module it detected)
[23:58] <bulmer> CaptainMorgan-> remove the entry for cdrom in /etc/apt/sources.list.save
[23:58] <Nematocyst> Seivan|, need to modprobe them first then.  or reboot
[23:58] <the-papster> CaptainMorgan: is it working yet?
[23:58] <Vad1> Where can I get libwxgtk that's bigger than version 2.8.7? I need it for code::blocks, but the latest in the repos is 2.8.0.
[23:58] <Flare183> !repeat
[23:58] <ubotu> 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
[23:58] <SeanTater> Is there a way to divide a terminal in half, so I can run two programs and see their outputs separately?
[23:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Pky: What ya gonna do..  he will figure it out
[23:59] <crdlb> SeanTater: I believe screen can do that
[23:59] <andre_> Hey guys, I'm having a hard time formatting my harddrive.... Gparted is taking forever to start up
[23:59] <Flare183> SeanTater:> use two terminals
[23:59] <wols_> andre_: why do you need gparted to format something?
[23:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Brolx: that looks fine.  It looks like he installed feisty and upgraded you to gutsy
[23:59] <the-papster> !repeat | andre_
[23:59] <ubotu> andre_: 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
[23:59] <SeanTater> crdlb: I'll look into it
[23:59] <andre_> wols_: What do you suggest?
[23:59] <Jack_Sparrow> andre_: mkfs
[23:59] <wols_> any fdisk program and mkfs*
[23:59] <jimmygoon> !sync
[23:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sync - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi