[00:00] <sonofrustuptwist> p
[00:00] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: chroot /media/x/LUBUNTU\ 13.10/ /bin/sh -c "grub-install"
[00:01] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: chroot /media/x/LUBUNTU\ 13.10/ /bin/sh -c "update-grub"
[00:01] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, thats after I do all the mounts right?
[00:01] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: yup
[00:01] <TJ-> DF3D2: I'd be strongly tempted to put the path of the change chroot in a variable, and use the variable
[00:01] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: umount: /media/E47CDFA27CDF6DB4: device is busy.         (In some cases useful info about processes that use          the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
[00:01] <DF3D2> TJ-, i'm not an  advanced scripter :-D
[00:01] <sh0t> hi guys can please someone help me with all this thing UEFI/Secureboot wINDOWS 8 and Ubuntu? I have installed disabling secureboot ubuntu on a partition next to Windows 8. Now I need to make it boot so I restarted a live usb ubuntu and from there i am running boot-repair which gets stuck on the initial phase when it says: Scanning systems(os-prober)....
[00:02] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: do you have any instances of nautilus open?
[00:03] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  nautilus. i have no idea what that is. i did not open any programs on this laptop, it is only running the LiveCD to install, so only Terminal and Firefox are open (knowingly)
[00:03] <DF3D2> am I basically stuck doing this method since I copied all the files from one ubuntu install and used chroot etc to fix it so it will boot? I now want to dd an image of the bootable usb stick and then clone that to several other sticks. But I will face incorrect UUID's if I don't do this chroot method every time right ?
 try with ubuntu boot repair live cd
[00:04] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: this is how i install OS's https://github.com/hitsuji/steamos/blob/master/install.sh :P
[00:04] <sh0t> antifa, you mean that the problem could be the fact that I am trying from a live USB and not from a live CD?
[00:04] <Fevix> Hello, I'm trying to dd a .iso on my desktop onto a usb stick. What's the path to the desktop for use in commands?
[00:04] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I surely don't need anything that complicated
[00:04] <DF3D2> lol
[00:05] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  where are we?
[00:05] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: nautilus is the file manager. in the all terminals run: cd ~
[00:06] <Fevix> I've tried /home/<username>/desktop/filename.iso, I've tried /desktop/filename.iso, I've made absolute certain the filename is spelled right
[00:06] <Pici> Fevix: typically the desktop folder is Desktop, not desktop.
[00:06] <hitsujiTMO> Fevix: its Desktop not desktop
[00:06] <bprompt> Fevix:    you  mean you dunno where the .iso is?
[00:06] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  i had earlier looked at the drives on the windows side, so i guess that would explain that
[00:06] <Fevix> hitsujiTMO: I just tried that, still errors.
[00:07] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: try this again: sudo umount /dev/sda{1,2,3,4}
[00:07] <Fevix> bprompt: I know exactly where the file is, it's sitting right on my desktop. I just don't know the path.
 no ubuntu has a live cd tool for this kind of things https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair hope this helps
[00:08] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  ok ran cd ~
[00:08] <sonofrustuptwist> no error messages
[00:08] <TJ-> DF3D2: here's an example: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6817420/
[00:08] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: try this again: sudo umount /dev/sda{1,2,3,4}
[00:08] <sh0t> ah ok antifa ! I know about boot-repair the problem is that IT gets stuck
[00:08] <sh0t> on the initial phase when is running os-prober
[00:08] <DF3D2> TJ-, so /target is wherever the drive is mounted ?
[00:08] <bprompt> Fevix:    right-click on it, and click on .... Properties I think, depends on your windows manager
[00:09] <Fevix> Last failed command: sudo dd if=/home/Kimberly/Desktop/ubuntu-13.10-desktop-amd65.iso of=/dev/sdb1
[00:09] <Fevix> Fails with "NO such file or directory: <Exactly what I typed for if=>
 hm... I would tre putting it o a disk sometimes I get erros from live usb to
[00:09] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  message /dev/sda1 (and 2,3) not mounted
[00:09] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: i abbreviated the message i hope you realize that
 think it is worth to try
[00:10] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: ok. sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda | pastebinit
[00:10] <TJ-> DF3D2: yes... and you can change CHROOT two ways: either by doing "scriptname.sh /path/to/chroot" or "CHROOT=/path/to/chroot scriptname.sh"
[00:10] <Fevix> bprompt: I'm not getting anything about properties by right clicking on desktop
[00:10] <DF3D2> TJ-, oh wow thanks man
[00:11] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6817424/
[00:11] <DF3D2> TJ-, did you see my question earlier about if this was basically my only option?
[00:11] <Fevix> bprompt: Nevermind, I didn't realize you were telling me to do that to the file
[00:11] <Fevix> THanks, dd is working now
[00:11] <DF3D2> based on the circumstances of what im trying to do
[00:11] <sh0t> antifa, it seems that if i remove the usb stick while the live is executing and i run boot-repair it doesn't hang and it allows me to apply the changes that boot-repair suggests. Now the problem is that i still cannot boot Ubuntu but windows 8 boots instead
[00:11] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: sudo partprobe /dev/sda
[00:11] <TJ-> DF3D2: no, I've been away mostly... what are you trying to do?
[00:11] <Fevix> ... I think. There's no activity.
[00:12] <TJ-> Fevix: dd reports nothing until it finishes, unless you send the process a USR1 signal
[00:12] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  done
[00:12] <DF3D2> TJ-, so basically I had an lubuntu install where I had gotten amd drivers + cgminer to work correctly -- i tried to do this again on another machine and could never get it to work and drove my self basically insane -- so I went back and copied all the files from the working ubuntu install to a USB stick and made it bootable ( you helped with that yesterday) I want to clone this usb stick to several other usb sticks but the UUIDS for gr
[00:12] <DF3D2> ub etc won't match if I just do that right?
[00:12] <TJ-> Fevix: In another terminal you can do "sudo kill -USR1 $(pidof dd)"
[00:12] <DF3D2> UUID*
[00:13] <bprompt> Fevix:     don't be mislead by "dd", it shows no progress bar per se... how big is the .iso ?
[00:13] <Fevix> bprompt: A bit under 1GB
[00:14] <Fevix> It's the 13.10 64 bit .iso.
[00:14] <hitsujiTMO> TJ-: which loop did you setup again? /dev/loop1 ?
[00:14] <TJ-> DF3D2: If you strictly 'cloned' the entire image the UUIDs would be identical, but if you created new file-systems and copied files into them, then the UUIDs would be different
[00:14] <bprompt> Fevix:   anyhow, depending on hardware and size being written over, "dd" can take about 5mins or so... say for me it took 10mins to write a 4gbs image over to a 1.1 usb stick, it took about 5mins to a 2.0 usb stick
[00:14] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: ???
[00:14] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: Yes (better do a "cat /proc/partitions" to ensure the kernel has accepted the revised MBR)
[00:14] <Fevix> Right.
[00:15] <DF3D2> TJ-, so basically my easiest option is to DD the image to the new usb sticks, run the chroot script and edit /etc/fstab to specify the correct UUID of the new device right?
[00:15] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: cat /proc/partitions
[00:15] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: cat /proc/partitions | pastebinit
[00:15] <Fevix> THis is a craptop right now, though. I tried the usb-creator-kde thing but that completely failed.
[00:15] <bprompt> Fevix:    but "dd" has no progress bar per se, what I do is, I check the data transfers with somehing like "system monitor" and it shows that so much of this is being writtten over, plus I can tell too by looking at my cpu meter
[00:15] <TJ-> DF3D2: the UUIDs, if you cloned the entire file-systems, will be identical
[00:16] <chuckycheese> this may not be the right place, I am looking for an offline translator,  I have a user manual in PDF that I need to translate to English,  Google Translate is not working
[00:16] <DF3D2> TJ-, but the UUID of the new usb sticks will be differen't won't they ?
[00:16] <bprompt> Fevix:   ... really?   hmm I've used kde usb-creator many times, works for me
[00:16] <DF3D2> or will they be the same if it is the same model/brand/size stick ?
[00:16] <DF3D2> TJ-, as in grub will be looking for the wrong UUID ?
[00:16] <TJ-> DF3D2: the only thing that has a UUID is the file-systems, not the entire device or the physical device
[00:16] <DF3D2> OHHH thats right
[00:16] <matachi> What does the < mean in "< /dev/urandom tr -dc A-Za-z0-9"?
[00:16] <DF3D2> so i'm trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist
[00:16] <DF3D2> all I need to do is dd
[00:16] <Redban> hi, can't run java applets in browser ..getting "security setting blockes application" ubuntu 12.04
[00:17] <Fevix> Well it just finished. Here goes nothing, wish me luck
[00:17] <DF3D2> lol...
[00:17] <TJ-> DF3D2: It looks that way :)
 have you tryed   grub-install /dev/hdx
[00:17] <hitsujiTMO> matachi: pipe the output or whats on the right to "-" left of <
[00:17] <DF3D2> TJ-, I was over thinking it --- incorrectly thinking it more aptly -- I hadn't even tried to clone it yet since i'm currently running it on the first target machine and it's kind of production since it makes me a decent bit of cash a day mining :-D
[00:18] <sh0t> antifa, no but i am not sure that will work
[00:18] <Fevix> isolinux.bin missing or corrupt
[00:18] <Fevix> ... SHould I be worried?
[00:18] <TJ-> DF3D2: It does make sense to change UUIDs in installed systems in case you ever need to connect one hard disk into another system that is also cloned, you can change UUIDs of file-systems - its quite a standard practice for managed landscapes with auto-deployment tools
[00:18] <iceroot> which is the lightest webbrowser from the repos? (gui)
[00:18] <DF3D2> TJ-, these machines run off one USB stick only, so I don't think that will be a concern
[00:19] <matachi> hitsujiTMO: But "/dev/urandom < tr -dc A-Za-z0-9" doesn't work? Shoudn't that use what's to the right as input?
[00:19] <CR1T1C4L718> hi
[00:19] <bprompt> Fevix:    I'd think it's just a misdowloaded file
[00:19] <TJ-> DF3D2: OK, so only if you plug 2 USB sticks into the same system... because then you'll have conflicting LABELs and UUIDs
 sory dude this are the things I tried, donno what to advice u further
[00:19] <hitsujiTMO> matachi: what are you trying to do?
[00:19] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: i think you need to PM these commands I cant see  with all the other activity going on - http://paste.ubuntu.com/6817473/
[00:19] <DF3D2> TJ-, ahh I follow you, yeah that will not be a concern they will never have 2 of them plugged in.
[00:20] <CR1T1C4L718> can I ask you guys a question
[00:20] <littlejim> Hello. I hope some one may be able to assist. I have been trying to share a folder on my Ubuntu 12.04 PC over a home network to PCs running Win 8.1 - but no success. The Win machines can see the folder but can open it - permissions denied. I have tried everything in the support forums - inc modifying the config file in Samba. It is a permissions problem on the Ubuntu side I think. Most obliged for any thoughts.
[00:20] <matachi> hitsujiTMO: "< /dev/urandom tr -dc A-Za-z0-9" works fine, I'm just trying to understand why < should be placed where it is
 sory i sugest you repst ure question and wait
[00:20] <sh0t> it's ok man no problem ;) i forgive u you have a nice nickname
[00:20] <sh0t> :)
[00:20] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: cat /proc/partitions
[00:20] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: copy the output to paste.ubuntu.com
[00:20] <Fevix> bprompt: I'm losing more and more faith in Ubuntu. THis is going to be the 5th time in 3 days I've downloaded a ubuntu iso
[00:20] <rawfodog> how do you use netflix on ubuntu ?
[00:20] <DF3D2> TJ-, what does the system do in that case though, kernel panic or ?
[00:21] <TJ-> matachi: "<" is the shell stdin redirection symbol... it is redirecting the stdout of the commands on the right, into the stdin of whatever is on the left
[00:21] <DF3D2> just fail to mount the second stick?
[00:21] <antifa> thanks
[00:21] <TJ-> DF3D2: if you're not booting from them, udev will just fail to create the symlinks for the second device.
[00:22] <DF3D2> ah
[00:22] <TJ-> DF3D2: if you're booting from them, I'm not sure what grub would do... be an interesting experiment
[00:22] <hitsujiTMO> matachi: because the output of the command to the right of < """/dev/urandom tr -dc A-Za-z0-9""" you are piping back in place of the "-" to left left of <          you seem to be not showing the full line of code
[00:22] <DF3D2> TJ-, haha yeah I wonder what grub would do my self, theoretically it would just pick one and boot from it I'd think? Since it technically can find the UUID it want
[00:22] <TJ-> DF3D2: but it won't know which UUID is correct.
[00:23] <DF3D2> true
[00:23] <matachi> hitsujiTMO: "< /dev/urandom tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 | head -c 50; echo" is the full line of code
[00:23] <TJ-> DF3D2: If might read all file-systems and use the last one that matches; thats an easy algorithm to write
[00:23] <sh0t> hi guys can please someone help me with all this thing UEFI/Secureboot wINDOWS 8 and Ubuntu? I have installed disabling secureboot ubuntu on a partition next to Windows 8. Now I need to make it boot so I restarted a live usb ubuntu and from there i am running boot-repair which gets stuck on the initial phase when it says: Scanning systems(os-prober)....I also noticed that if i remove the usb stick while the live is executing and then i run boot-repair IT doesn'
[00:23] <sh0t> t get stuck BUT the changes it applies are not effective in the sense that i am still no able to run Ubuntu from my hd.
[00:23] <DF3D2> TJ-, yeah
[00:23] <hitsujiTMO> matachi: ahh i see sorry
[00:23] <CR1T1C4L718> hey who knows about VPN
[00:23] <DF3D2> TJ-, I might have to move all these machines to PXe boot eventually because i've heard USB sticks don't last forever as /
[00:24] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6817487/
[00:24] <TJ-> DF3D2: PXE is the way to go, much easier to maintain a central image and update it
[00:24] <CR1T1C4L718> anyone?
[00:24] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: sonofrustuptwist: Yay! Looking excellent there
[00:24] <DF3D2> TJ-, thing is, they don't have any updating to do really once they are set and working -- They will run the exact same image except slightly different config files for one program based on silicon lottery basically
[00:25] <DF3D2> TJ-, basically when mining each video card has a best core/mem clock ratio
[00:25] <DF3D2> and they are all slightly different
[00:25] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: now. to copy over the data
[00:25] <TJ-> DF3D2: But with a PXE with TFTP + NFS, you can update the images with bug and security fixes using your chroot and "apt-get upgrade" really easily, in fact you can script it.
[00:26] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: and i thought we were done, lol
[00:26] <TJ-> DF3D2: You can configure TFTP and NFS so each PC loads a slightly different configuration too
[00:26] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: brb bathroom break!!!!!
[00:26] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: cool
[00:26] <DF3D2> TJ-, yeah that part about a different image is handy -- as far as apt-get update I don't want to update them at all once they are working
[00:27] <glitsj16> rawfodog: how-to for netflix --> http://www.webupd8.org/2013/08/pipelight-use-silverlight-in-your-linux.html
[00:27] <DF3D2> TJ-, updating gives me no benefit for these machines -- they do exactly 1 task
[00:27] <TJ-> DF3D2: That's what I do here, I have a rack with mobos stacked in it of various types so I can test build and run kernels and core libraries automatically on a wide variety of hardware
[00:27] <hitsujiTMO> TJ-: you're happy with?: sudo dd if=/dev/loop1 bs=$((512 * 2048 * 100)) skip=4061 of=/dev/sda5
[00:27] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: no
[00:27] <Fevix> I just want a single f***ing download of Ubuntu that doesn't give me problems the day I get it, is that too much to ask?
[00:27] <DF3D2> TJ-, I won't lie I've looked at some guides for PXE and it seems really complicated to me :-\ I know it isn't but I have a higher learning curve some times
[00:28] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: If you're using the loopback device you don't need any skip
[00:28] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: the start of the loopback device is the start of the FS so its just "sudo dd if=/dev/loop1 of=/dev/sda5"
[00:29] <TJ-> DF3D2: Shout me another day, I'll send you my scripts that set it all up
[00:29] <hitsujiTMO> TJ-: lol yup sorry
[00:29] <DF3D2> TJ-, I could try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto#Set_up_your_Server
[00:29] <hitsujiTMO> TJ-: I'm starting to get tired now aswell it seems
[00:29] <jrib> Fevix: i understand you're frustrated, but keep in mind people here are users too.  We're just trying to help one another with issues that come up.  So please take the random comments elsewhere and focus on actual support issues here
[00:30] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: ;p
[00:31] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: back from the latrine
[00:31] <TJ-> DF3D2: I'd go for dnsmasq instead of dhcp3-server, it is much more lightweight and easier to configure
[00:31] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: sudo dd if=/dev/loop1 of=/dev/sda5 bs=$((512 * 2048 * 100))
[00:32] <RaptorJesus> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i1gTTrFn2E
[00:32] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: that should take about 23 mins roughly
[00:32] <hitsujiTMO> !ot | RaptorJesus
[00:32] <DF3D2> TJ-, are your scripts on github or something ?
[00:32] <TJ-> hitsujiTMO: enough time for a few whiskies :p
[00:32] <hitsujiTMO> TJ-: lol yup
[00:32] <TJ-> DF3D2: no, they're in my central /usr/local/bin/ :)
[00:33] <user2> does xterm support urgency hint?
[00:33] <DF3D2> TJ-, can I trouble you for them :-D
[00:33] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  how long will that take you think?
[00:33] <rawfodog> glitsj16, you rock
[00:33] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: 23 mins roughly given the first try
[00:34] <glitsj16> rawfodog: got it working?
[00:34] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  and after that whats next?
[00:34] <DF3D2> TJ-, also, when you do PXE boot does the client pc continually need data from the host or does it load everything in to ram ?
[00:35] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: then you should be able to install ubuntu
[00:35] <TJ-> DF3D2: It can be done several ways, but the normal way is to boot using BOOTP/TFTP to get the kernels, and then the root FS is over NFS
[00:35] <qwerty2> What printers are fully supported by Ubuntu without any issues reported and proper testing?
[00:35] <DF3D2> TJ-, ahh
[00:35] <TJ-> DF3D2: the local node can then either mount a read-write FS locally, or use a read-write NFS mount
[00:35] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  thats great cause i gotta get some sleep, gotta be at work in 2.5 hours
[00:35] <xangua> !printer | qwerty2
[00:35] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: rofl
[00:36] <TJ-> DF3D2: with plenty of RAM you can have the client's use a tmpfs RAM-based file-system for read-write, which is lost on shutdown
[00:36] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  im glad you can laugh, lol its 3.36 AM here
[00:36] <DF3D2> TJ-, yeah they are only going to have 1 8gb stick
[00:36] <DF3D2> TJ-, and the image is like 6gb or so
[00:37] <Guest14557> hello. does anyone know how to make windows boot first over ubuntu?
[00:39] <phil-ns> Guest14557: install grub-customizer, that's an easy to use gui app to do exactly what you want.
[00:40] <sonofrustuptwist> anyone know how to customize the chat settings in firfox for irc. need some color, variety in here
[00:40] <heavyammo> Hey dudes, what would be the cheapest laptop with really good battery life that I could run Ubuntu / Xubuntu?  I am looking at the $200 Chromebook, but I don't really want to use Chrome OS, but Ubuntu
[00:40] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: can you pop into the other terminal tab and: sudo kill -USR1 $(pidof dd)
[00:41] <bprompt> Guest14557:   you mean, change the grub boot menu listing order?
[00:41] <Guest14557> yes
[00:42] <Guest14557> i have a dual boot system windows 7/ ubuntu 12.04 it loads to ubuntu after so many seconds and i want it to load to windows
[00:42] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:<PHONE_NUMBER>0 bytes (21 GB) copied, 557.786 s, 37.6 MB/s
[00:42] <darkbox> Guest14557: Do what phil-ns mentioned and install grub-customizer on ubuntu.
[00:43] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: sweet going as fast as earlier
[00:43] <darkbox> Guest14557: Piece of cake.
[00:43] <bprompt> Guest14557:   http://www.unixmen.com/grub-customizer-2-5-5-is-available-customize-grubburg-from-a-gui-interface/
[00:43] <Guest14557> ok its installed how do i use it?
[00:43] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  how much is it supposed to copy 74gb again?
[00:44] <Fevix> dd failed me. I used Linux Live, like I have the past few times, and the download I already had is now loading on the computer, whereas before it failed with "isolinux.bin is missing or corrupted"
[00:45] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: yes
[00:45] <TJ-> sonofrustuptwist: Yes, the entire file-system is being copied. We'll check it has arrived correctly when 'dd' has finished, and we'll also check that the free space on the disk shows up, then you'll be able to install Ubuntu
[00:46] <sonofrustuptwist> TJ-: ETC?
[00:46] <Guest14557> im not sure how to run this now
[00:47] <ixy> Hi, I found little mistake in synaptics configuration file ('/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf') (Ubuntu 13.10)- there is comment in "touchpad catchall"  identifier's section, where is broken link. In comment is said exactly: "See the following link for details: http://who-t.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-to-ignore-configuration-errors.html"... It's not bug so I didn't reported it, but is there any other way to inform anybody about that?
[00:47] <whoever> hi all, I am on 12.04 and when i run the update manager to update the packages(not the os version) and restart I am unable to get a GUi or
[00:47] <hitsujiTMO> Fevix: if thats after a dd, then either the iso is corrupt, or you've a failing usb drive
[00:47] <RunnerC> ciao
[00:47] <RunnerC> list
[00:48] <sonofrustuptwist> TJ-:  how long do you think this will take?
[00:48] <whoever> i get a tty login that when i login i am propted that the system will be checkec for errors on next reboot but that does not happen , can someone assist
[00:48] <bprompt> Fevix:   "dd" only does rawdate writting..... works very reliably for me.... so, if someone went awry... I'd think it was either your command line or your hardware
[00:48] <glitsj16> heavyammo: you can have ubuntu on a Chromebook --> http://chromeos-cr48.blogspot.be/2013/10/chrubuntu-for-new-chromebooks-now-with.html
[00:48] <bprompt> rawdata rather
[00:49] <TJ-> sonofrustuptwist: I'd say another 15-20 minutes if the copy continues at the same rate
[00:49] <Fevix> hitsujiTMO: Using dd, the USB stick was completely unable to boot thanks to that. Same USB stick, same ISO, but with Linux Live through WIndows 7, and I;m now staring at the Ubuntu desktop booted from the USB
[00:49] <gudenau> Hello!
[00:50] <jeffrey_f> gudenau: Just ask your question
[00:50] <hitsujiTMO> Fevix: what was the exact command you used for dd?
[00:51] <Fevix> sudo dd if=/home/kimberly/Desktop/ubuntu-13.10-desktop-amd65.iso of=/dev/sdb1
[00:51] <hitsujiTMO> Fevix: /dev/sdb not /dev/sdb1
[00:51] <gudenau> I have a large problem, I was installing Ubumtu 13 over 12 so I sellected the option "Uninstall Ubuntu 12.XX and install Ubuntu 13.XX". Now my Windows install is gone and as soon as I relized this I kill my computer and started using my tablet.
[00:51] <Fevix> I got sdb1 from using df -h
[00:52] <Fevix> there was no sdb
[00:52] <bprompt> [15:44] <bprompt> Fevix:     sudo dd if=/PATHHERE/YOURISOFILEHERE.iso  of=/dev/YOURDEVICEHERE, <---- say your device is loaded as say "sdb" with say 1 partition of say "sdb1" or so, then you'd do say  -> dd if=MYFILE.iso of=/dev/sdb  <--- no partition number, just the raw device name
[00:52] <hitsujiTMO> Fevix: your writing it to the drive not the partition
[00:52] <Fevix> Oh.
[00:52] <Fevix> Well now I feel stupif
[00:52] <xx> YES PING ME
[00:52] <xx> PING ME ALL THE TIME BABY
[00:53] <hitsujiTMO> Fevix: easy mistake
[00:53] <bprompt> yeap, happens often enough to all
[00:53] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: can you check once again: sudo kill -USR1 $(pidof dd)
[00:54] <gudenau> Awww.
[00:54] <gudenau> [ is taken. :/
[00:55] <CR1T1C4L718> can I get a little VPN help please?
[00:55] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: 461+0 records in 461+0 records out<PHONE_NUMBER>0 bytes (48 GB) copied, 1313.73 s, 36.8 MB/s
[00:55] <gudenau> So, can I get some help?
[00:56] <gudenau> sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null
[00:57] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: did u get it?
[00:57] <heavyammo> glitsj16, great thanks. Do you also mean by saying this that yes Chromebook would be the cheapest option
[00:57] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: yup nearly there
[00:57] <FireStorms> I ran a Java .jar file that set up a proxy, I killed the process, but I am now concerned that the file has left settings on my computer so that my network traffic gets routed through the proxy. Is there anyway I can check I'm not being "spied" on?
[00:58] <whoever> can someone assist with a 12.04 update , resulting in no GUI
[00:58] <Beldar> gudenau, You need to make a precise description of the help you need and the details of the overall picture, if a user here knows an answer they will probably reply.
[00:59] <Beldar> !details | whoever
[00:59] <gudenau> Thought I gave a good description.
[00:59] <gudenau> (gudenau) I have a large problem, I was installing Ubumtu 13 over 12 so I sellected the option "Uninstall Ubuntu 12.XX and install Ubuntu 13.XX". Now my Windows install is gone and as soon as I relized this I kill my computer and started using my tablet.
[00:59] <gudenau> Oops, hit enter instrad of backspace...
[01:00] <sh0t> hi guys can please someone help me with all this thing UEFI/Secureboot wINDOWS 8 and Ubuntu? I have installed disabling secureboot ubuntu on a partition next to Windows 8. Now I need to make it boot so I restarted a live usb ubuntu and from there i am running boot-repair which gets stuck on the initial phase when it says: Scanning systems(os-prober)....I also noticed that if i remove the usb stick while the live is executing and then i run boot-repair IT doesn'
[01:00] <sh0t> t get stuck BUT the changes it applies are not effective in the sense that i am still no able to run Ubuntu from my hd.
[01:00] <Beldar> gudenau, and what is your end goal?
[01:00] <gudenau> To fix my Windows 7 install and have Ubuntu 13.
[01:01] <Fevix> gudenau: I'm not sure, but I think that option formats the disk, regardless of the state of other OS's, not just uninstalling other Ubuntu installs.
[01:01] <Beldar> gudenau, What tools do you have related to W7, an install disk? Have you looked closely with a live ubuntu cd to make sure it is really gone?
[01:01] <Guest13490> i was recomened to download a grub editor forget what its called but i downloaded it restarted and it still loads ubutnu first
[01:01] <gaffa> I agree boot up from a live cd and see if the partition is still there.
[01:02] <Beldar> gudenau, Be sure to use nicks here, you can tab complete them.
[01:02] <gudenau> The only partiotions are a small fat32 one, a ~1Tb part with ubuntu and the swap.
[01:02] <gudenau> I also have the install disk.
[01:02] <gudenau> Belder, I can not use tab, android.
[01:03] <gudenau> Beldar*
[01:03] <cwage> does anyone know why gnupg2 shipped in ubuntu 12.10 doesn't support ECC?
[01:03] <cwage> is there a build somewhere that does?
[01:03] <Guest13490> i just want to make windows 7 boot before ubuntu 12.04
[01:03] <gudenau> Edit grub' config.
[01:04] <Fevix> Guest13490: Can't you just press like, f8 or something during the boot process to select an OS?
[01:04] <gudenau> Oops.
[01:04] <Fevix> Or edit the bios options to select the partition with Windows?
[01:05] <Guest13490> i want it to automatically pick windows over ubuntu
[01:05] <hitsujiTMO> cwage: this should explain it: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/gnupg/users/62714
[01:05] <Fevix> Both these options should set it permanantly until done again to switch back to Ubuntu, unless your BIOS is different
[01:06] <cwage> ah i see. i didn't realize it was only in 2.1
[01:06] <cwage> thanks!
[01:06] <Fevix> ALl that said, I have an issue: Trying to install 64-bit Ubuntu over a 32-bit, I selected the option that let me preserve files, and it's been stuck on "Saving installed packages" for ~15 minutes. Should I reboot and do a full reinstall?
[01:07] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: can you check once again: sudo kill -USR1 $(pidof dd)
[01:07] <antifa> so strange things hapen to my laptop :) ubuntu 13.10 can only see cd's when I enter a dvd nothing hapens, I tried it with blanks, writen dvd's dvd rom unit does not mount, any ideas ?
[01:07] <loki_> hey guys.  to partition off a drive after the OS is installed so that the main stuff is on one part of the HDD and the rest of the free space is used for data, what steps are required?  just partition it in gparted and done? or is there something else involved?
[01:11] <loki_> I suppose it would functionally be like this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition/ExtendedPartition
[01:12] <daftykins> loki_: what did you do so far? installed to x GB?
[01:12] <loki_> daftykins: nothing at this point.  right now this is for research purposes.
[01:12] <daftykins> Fevix: yes you really want to format / in that case
[01:12] <sonofrustuptwist> dd: writing `/dev/sda5': No space left on device 708+0 records in 707+0 records out<PHONE_NUMBER>4 bytes (74 GB) copied, 2078.19 s, 35.7 MB/s
[01:13] <daftykins> loki_: what scenario would you be in where you'd only setup things partially from install though?
[01:13] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: ???
[01:14] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: thats cool. its done
[01:14] <loki_> daftykins: to provide more background, I am going to be using greyhole for storage pooling, but the unit where I am installing my OS to only has 4 drive bays.  I would like to make the most of those bays.  So I would like take the 1TB drive the OS is currently installed on, shrink the OS partition down to something like 60-100GB, then use the remaining free space for the storage pool.
[01:15] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  so i can install ubuntu now? and sleep for an hour b4 work?
[01:15] <Thor446> I managed to get ubuntu's wifi working, and then it just stopped. It keeps turning wireless hotspot ON, and prevents me from turning it off (I switch to off and it just crashes the window). Any idea how to fix that?
[01:15] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: now we should verify it: sudo blkid /dev/sda5
[01:15] <Me> does xterm support urgency hints?
[01:15] <loki_> daftykins: sorry, dropped out of the room for a sec.  did you see what I typed?
[01:15] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: one more tiny thing needs to be done
[01:16] <daftykins> loki_: yep, so resize, add partition, edit /etc/fstab and add the new volume, add/edit mountpoints as appropriate and move/copy data
[01:16] <Thor446> The first time I got it working I had to connect with a wire, turn off hotspot, then install the drivers; then it just randomly turned on hotspot again now
[01:17] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: can you open gparted
[01:17] <loki_> daftykins: sounds simple enough.  need to figure out how to add it to the greyhole storage pool, but that is beyond the scope of this room.  thanks!
[01:17] <daftykins> np :)
[01:17] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: this should only take < 60 seconds at least
[01:18] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO: /dev/sda5: UUID="E47CDFA27CDF6DB4" TYPE="ntfs"
[01:18] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: open gparted
[01:18] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  how?
[01:18] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: from the dash
[01:18] <loki_> next question: how can I rip blu rays from ubuntu?  what I would like to do is rip them down to m4v files.  I am not concerned about how large the files are, just want to know how to accomplish this.  I gave it a try earlier with handbrake, but handbrake wasn't giving me the behavior I would expect.  certain movies don't rip well and it requires handbrake to parse an entire directory, but when I tried that handbrake wouldn't find any movie
[01:18] <loki_> all.
[01:18] <loki_> any ideas guys?
[01:19] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: or: alt + f2     then type gparted
[01:19] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:ok done
[01:20] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: once in. right-click on /dev/sda4 (extended)                     choose: resize/move
[01:20] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: Change "Free space Following (MiB):" to 0
[01:21] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: hit "Resize/Move"
[01:21] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: hit the green tick in the top
[01:21] <daftykins> loki_: look into makemkv
[01:21] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: then "apply"
[01:21] <manlin> hi all. trying to install youtube-dl from a ppa but i get 404 when apt-get update
[01:22] <hitsujiTMO> manlin: that ppa is clearly broken then
[01:22] <DF3D2> TJ-, you around ?
[01:22] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  ok done
[01:22] <manlin> hitsujiTMO: most google search hits show the same ppa webupd8
[01:22] <heavyammo> Hey dudes, what would be the cheapest laptop with really good battery life that I could run Ubuntu / Xubuntu?  I am looking at the $200 Chromebook, but I don't really want to use Chrome OS, but Ubuntu
[01:23] <manlin> but 404
[01:23] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: right. now. shut down. go to sleep. get up. have a shower. get dressed. go to work. come back, install ubuntu.
[01:23] <ixy> Hi, I found little mistake in synaptics configuration file ('/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf') (Ubuntu 13.10)- there is comment in "touchpad catchall"  identifier's section, where is broken link. In comment is said exactly: "See the following link for details: http://who-t.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-to-ignore-configuration-errors.html"... It's not bug so I didn't reported it, but is there any other way to inform anybody about that?
[01:24] <hitsujiTMO> manlin: can you pastebin the output of: sudo apt-get update
[01:24] <jonsparks> I can't connect to ssh at all, it's throwing this: http://pastebin.ca/2589074
[01:24] <jonsparks> Tried reinstalling openssh-server to no avail
[01:24] <manlin> hitsujiTMO: yeah will do. got rid of that ppa. will grab it again now
[01:25] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  true that. THANKS A BUNCH. take it easy
[01:25] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: no problems
[01:26] <sonofrustuptwist> hitsujiTMO:  though i might hit install now and let it run during my catnap
[01:27] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: lol
[01:27] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: its only takes a few mins to install. not gonna save much time
[01:27] <hitsujiTMO> sonofrustuptwist: wait till you're back from work
[01:27] <glitsj16> ixy: for me that link works just fine .. or isn't that the broken one?
[01:27] <Michael87> alright. I am tryying to help my cousins kid by testing a linux boot on usb on this maylong android laptop. The wifi adapter is not connecting right and I am wandering if its the hardware  or the software at fault. But I cannot access the bios on this sucker. Can anyone help?
[01:28] <TJ-> jonsparks: Did you recently upgrade  openssh-server on the server? Usually that is caused by an upgrade issue. See e.g. http://www.howtoforge.com/debian-ubuntu-unable-to-make-backup-link-of-usr-bin-sshd-before-installing-new-version-operation-not-permitted
[01:28] <mikubuntu> heavyammo: you might want to ask in #hardware about good battery life -- ubuntu will run on almost any computer with at least 256 of ram, the more the better naturally. buy three older matching laptops and keep 2 extra batteries charged at all times for more battery time.  got a couple old dells for $25 each
[01:29] <Beldar> Michael87, There are images for android devices, not all androids are compatible #ubuntu-touch is the channel you need.
[01:29] <jonsparks> nope, but I did try that and it didn't work
[01:29] <TJ-> jonsparks: Besides ssh, do you have console access to the server?
[01:29] <manlin> hitsujiTMO: apt-get update with 404. Have a look http://paste.debian.net/78381/
[01:29] <Beldar> Michael87, I have not see a live session however just install options.
[01:29] <Michael87> Beldar, its a netbook not a tablet. so I figure I should be able to boot into the bios
[01:29] <jonsparks> yeah, I've got vnc access to it
[01:30] <TJ-> jonsparks: check the size and permissions of the /usr/sbin/sshd
[01:31] <hitsujiTMO> manlin: that ppa is for ubuntu not debian.
[01:31] <Beldar> Michael87, On the channel I gave you there is info on a dualboot setup for android and ubuntu as well.
[01:32] <manlin> hitsujiTMO: ahhh. slightly confused. I got crunchbang and thought i can use whatever is made for Ubuntu
[01:32] <Michael87> Beldar, thank you
[01:32] <manlin> hitsujiTMO: i might sound silly :)
[01:32] <hitsujiTMO> manlin: you can also just get the latest from upstream  http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/
[01:32] <manlin> hitsujiTMO: thank you. let me try that
[01:32] <hitsujiTMO> manlin: its a python binary so will work
[01:32] <jonsparks> it looks fine
[01:33] <manlin> cool thanks
[01:33] <hitsujiTMO> manlin: https://yt-dl.org/downloads/2<IP_ADDRESS>/youtube-dl
[01:33] <Beldar> Michael87, No problem, hope you get this resolved.
[01:34] <TJ-> jonsparks: can you ssh in as a non-root user?
[01:35] <jonsparks> hmm yeah
[01:36] <xyzaffa1r>
[01:37] <TJ-> jonsparks: OK, I think an upgrade is the issue... but the /usr/bin/ssh and /usr/sbin/sshd files have attributes that mean the files can't be replaced. Can you do "lsattr /usr/{s,}bin/ssh* | pastebinit"
[01:39] <jonsparks> http://pastebin.ca/2589078
[01:41] <TJ-> jonsparks: You see that /usr/bin/ssh has the "undeletable" flag set?
[01:42] <TJ-> jonsparks: "sudo su" from a user account that has sudo privs, then do "chattr -u /usr/bin/ssh" then try "apt-get --reinstall install openssh-client openssh-server"
[01:42] <ixy> glitsj16: oh, already got it... i opened link from terminal, and browser didn't loaded 'www.' prefix... so the page is OK... thanks
[01:43] <jonsparks> still does it
[01:43] <jonsparks> I updated the paste with the new permissions
[01:44] <hewhomust> any 3.10
[01:45] <TJ-> jonsparks: From a non-ssh session, have you done "sudo service ssh restart"
[01:45] <Fudge> what is the package called providing appearance in gnome-control-center
[01:45] <jonsparks> yeah, I'll try it after it reboots
[01:45] <TJ-> jonsparks: reboot should be good enough!
[01:45] <TJ-> jonsparks: the point was to stop using the sshd that was in memory
[01:45] <jonsparks> hopefully :p
[01:49] <jonsparks> TJ-: it worked!
[01:49] <TJ-> jonsparks: You seem surprised :D
[01:49] <jonsparks> A bit :P
[01:51] <black_angel> hey, guys, my laptop is Thinkpad E430, and there's a wireless device on it, but it works not very well, I use 'iwconfig' and 'ifconfig' command, but can not find 'wlan0'
[01:52] <jhquest> Dual booting Mac and Saucy, need to pick a r/w file system for a shared partition. Ext4, un-journalled HFS+ or NTFS? Any suggestions?
[01:52] <lovely> exit
[01:53] <black_angel> so i use 'sudo lshw -class network' to get more information, it shows me the vendor is 'Broadcom Corporation'
[01:54] <carl_> hello? Can anybody see this?
[01:54] <EVCLIDIS> Greetings..
[01:54] <black_angel> I think i need a wireless driver, any suggestion, where i can get my wireless driver.
[01:55] <carl_> What kind of wireless card do you have?
[01:55] <carl_> Are you using an hp laptop?
[01:56] <hitsujiTMO> !bcw | black_angel
[01:56] <black_angel> carl_: I'm using Thinkpad E430
[01:56] <hitsujiTMO> !bcm | black_angel
[01:56] <jhquest> chances are the proprietary broadcom driver in the repo will work for you
[01:57] <derp> zz2
[01:57] <hewhomust> jhquest: if mac can read ext4 then use that ext4
[01:58] <EVCLIDIS> black_angel: software and updates, drivers section. Find appropriate driver automatically.
[01:58] <black_angel> ubottu: thx man
[01:59] <jhquest> ext4 support on mac is 39 usd with paragon, don't really want to pay
[02:00] <black_angel> EVCLIDIS: i've no idea whether it's broken or not.
[02:00] <jhquest> however not sure if un-journalled hfs+ is safe enough
[02:00] <bhldev> lol 39 bucks for ext4?
[02:00] <jhquest> http://www.paragon-software.com/home/extfs-mac/features.html
[02:01] <EVCLIDIS> Is there a way to install gdm locker into kde?
[02:01] <Ithak> m
[02:01] <Ithak> j
[02:02] <ithak1> k
[02:03] <hewhomust> jhquest,  use hfs then
[02:03] <jhquest> Dual booting Mac and Saucy, need to pick a r/w file system for a shared partition. Ext4, un-journalled HFS+ or NTFS? Anyone?
[02:04] <jhquest> is un-journalled hfs+ safe? anyone has any experience with this?
[02:04] <jhquest> ubuntu cannot do read access to journalled hfs+
[02:04] <jhquest> write access
[02:04] <chaotix> hi...   is installing evolution and syncing my calendars through it the only way to have my appointments show up when i click the clock/calendar indicator on the top panel in ubuntu?  or is there another way now
[02:04] <daftykins> jhquest: OS X doesn't write to NTFS as default
[02:04] <EVCLIDIS> Htbrdd: Just for filesystem, in ubuntu, I suggest ext4..
[02:05] <awk> How can i use 'awk' to start from line 80 and then print the columns?
[02:05] <jhquest> EVCLIDIS, ext4 support on mac is atrocious
[02:05] <awk> i just need to know how to start from specific line
[02:05] <jhquest> HFS+ it is then
[02:06] <EVCLIDIS> Probably..
[02:07] <TJ-> awk: "awk 'NR>= 80 { print} /path/to/file'   "
[02:09] <black_angel> yes, actually i can find out 'Broadcom BTA wireless driver' in Additional Drivers
[02:09] <Slade-> hmm any idea why linux-image-generic would be held back during an apt-get upgrade?
[02:09] <glitch> any one know how to keep xbmc from messing with overscan settings ( tv is pos and doesn't have setting to adjust overscan)
[02:10] <EVCLIDIS> black_angel: Exactly..
[02:11] <TJ-> Slade-: new kernel version, try "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[02:11] <Slade-> ah
[02:11] <Slade-> guess i dont want to do that unless i plan on rebooting
[02:12] <jeffrey_f> Slade-:  you can reboot at any time....I haven't had a forced reboot in quite a while
[02:13] <TJ-> Slade-: installing a new kernel doesn't imply you have to use it now :)
[02:13] <Slade-> TJ-: ah normally i found the release upgrades mses with my nginx and other things :)
[02:13] <TJ-> Slade-: the only upgrades that require that are things like eglibc (libc6)
[02:13] <Slade-> yea
[02:14] <Slade-> i guess i could get around doing it
[02:14] <loki_> so...blu-ray ripping in ubuntu?  handbrake doesn't have the expected behavior.
[02:14] <kirk> hi ... everybody... :)
[02:14] <black_angel> hey, i know how to umount my usb external disk driver, but question, anybody has idea to 'eject' a usb wireless device?
[02:15] <EVCLIDIS> black_angel: 'eject /media/dev'
[02:16] <black_angel> when 'lsusb', it shows me 'Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8188CUS 802.11n WLAN'
[02:16] <glitch> rfkill
[02:16] <black_angel> EVCLIDIS: but there's nothing on '/media' dir
[02:16] <glitch> black_angel, rfkill
[02:17] <EVCLIDIS> black_angel: I think you cannot eject it. You can just deactivate.. r
[02:18] <DF3D2> having a problem where I setup a PXE folder, but I want to delete it and put something else in it's place but i'm not allowed to delete it even as root ?
[02:20] <mikubuntu> does anybody know what might be the cause of the screen jumping around when i click on a link, or into a text box with this new install? its a quirky thing, that drives you crazy
[02:20] <Ben64> DF3D2: explain more
[02:20] <DF3D2> mikubuntu, is it a laptop ?
[02:20] <glitch> DF3D2, check it with lsattr
[02:21] <glitch> DF3D2, and reply  with output
[02:21] <mikubuntu> DF3D2: yes, hp dv7 series
[02:21] <DF3D2> Ben64, I ran this earlier as root : chroot /miners/1 mount /proc
[02:21] <DF3D2> mikubuntu, try to disable tapping in pointing devices
[02:22] <DF3D2> Ben64, what is the proper way to unmount this so I can delete it
[02:22] <mikubuntu> DF3D2: hmmm, where would that be?
[02:22] <DF3D2> mikubuntu, not sure I use lubuntu...
[02:22] <DF3D2> mikubuntu, look for touchpad settings somewhere
[02:23] <mikubuntu> DF3D2: ok
[02:23] <DF3D2> glitch, lsattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device While reading flags on 1/proc
[02:23] <Ben64> DF3D2: reboot would be easy
[02:23] <DF3D2> Ben64, k trying that
[02:25] <DF3D2> Ben64, that worked :-D
[02:25] <Ben64> DF3D2: :) not sure how to un-chroot... there might be a better way
[02:26] <DF3D2> Ben64, meh reboot worked well enough :-D
[02:26] <xomp> Anyone here available to help me with my email issue? Postfix says the mail was delivered to mailbox but the message never arrives in the users mailbox.
[02:27] <xomp> I'm using Google Apps with my domain for Email
[02:30] <chaotix> xomp, i am too
[02:30] <mikubuntu> DF3D2: k, i think i fixed the pointer jumping thing -- now theres this menu of icons that shows up at the bottom of the page here with trash, file mgr, term, etc i'm actually having to type underneath it to where my words are obscured because the webchat textarea is at the bottom of the screen. anybody know how to disable this?
[02:30] <Slade-> do they spy on that email too?
[02:30] <chaotix> probably
[02:31] <xomp> chaotix, you have the same issue as I?
[02:31] <chaotix> xomp, i dont know what issue you mean...  i just use gmail with my domain
[02:31] <chaotix> sorry
[02:31] <chaotix> oh i see now
[02:31] <xomp> chaotix, oh, my issue is postfix says it delivered the message, but the message is never received.
[02:31] <chaotix> nah i dont have that prob
[02:31] <puppylinux2> chaotix: hello
[02:32] <chaotix> hey pup
[02:32] <chaotix> :)
[02:32] <DF3D2> mikubuntu, can't help you on that one, but you found the disable tapping thing ?
[02:32] <DF3D2> mikubuntu, when I got this new laptop I thought it was broken because of that tapping stuff lol
[02:32] <puppylinux2> ubuntu's channel is always busy, i think its one of the busiest irc channe
[02:32] <xomp> perhaps running a webserver on a VPS isn't a good idea then, can anyone suggest a good shared webhost then?
[02:33] <puppylinux2> chaotix:ubuntu's channel is always busy, i think its one of the busiest irc channe
[02:33] <mikubuntu> DF3D2: yes, thx found the settings for touchpad -- slowed down the mouse and pointer speeds and sensitivity and seems better
[02:33] <loki_> can anyone help me with either a question about blu-ray ripping or a question about creating a certain type of field in libreoffice?
[02:34] <chaotix> yeah?
[02:34] <puppylinux2> loki_: u can use help menu in libreoffice. its very vast and well documented.
[02:35] <chaotix> loki_, also, best thing you can do is just ask the question and if someone knows they will answer  :)
[02:35] <loki_> puppylinux2: I will have a look.  The problem is I don't know what it would be called in libreoffice.  each program seems to use different terminology and that ends up making finding exactly what I am looking for quite difficult.
[02:35] <mikubuntu> since this session began, my fan has been intermittently turning on and off -- usually its 'always on' -- wonder whats up with that
[02:35] <loki_> chaotix: aye, that I did.  about an hour ago or so.  so I was just sort of bumping it :D
[02:36] <chaotix> loki_, i see....  there are diff people herre now though, who wont know what question your bumbing
[02:36] <chaotix> bumping**
[02:36] <loki_> true
[02:36] <chaotix> my rule of thumb is to ask every 15 minutes
[02:36] <chaotix> :)
[02:36] <puppylinux2> loki_: open libreoffice and press F1 key to open help menu, and type about ur topic.
[02:36] <loki_> so my question is, what is the easiest way to rip a blu-ray movie to m4v in Ubuntu?
[02:36] <puppylinux2> give it a try.
[02:37] <loki_> puppylinux2: will give it a go.    In windows I have anydvd HD.  I rip the blu ray with that.  I then pass it through handbrake and rip it to an m4v with the settings I want.
[02:38] <puppylinux2> loki_ do u have openshot editor.
[02:39] <loki_> puppylinux2: I thought openshot was designed for authoring blu-rays from video files you took with a video camera, etc.?
[02:39] <loki_> I do.
[02:40] <puppylinux2> loki_ u can use openshot in many ways, joining,cutting, merging all type of works.
[02:40] <puppylinux2> may be it supports ripping feature also, the newer version.
[02:40] <chaotix> makemkv looks like it can rip the blu ray for you
[02:40] <loki_> puppylinux2: I have never heard of anyone using openshot to take a blu-ray movie and turn it in to an M4V for local streaming.  I will have a look.
[02:41] <loki_> chaotix: won't that rip it to an MKV that would then need to be remuxed with handbrake?
[02:41] <chaotix> cant you do the converting after you rip it?  why does it have to be in one shot, loki_ ?
[02:42] <chaotix> loki_, rip it using whatever
[02:42] <puppylinux2> loki_ : the openshot can do conversion work also, may be it can help you. it can do any type of conversion.
[02:42] <chaotix> when you are done, use:
[02:42] <chaotix> avconv -i input.mkv -c copy output.m4v
[02:43] <loki_> chaotix: I currently do that.  I rip about 7 or 8 of my movies to an external HDD, then I add them all the the handbrake queue.  the problem comes about when certain movies don't really rip well.  disney movies come to mind.  they put a bunch of junk in the BDMV folder.
[02:43] <chaotix> sorry puppylinux2
[02:43] <chaotix> i didnt see your answet
[02:43] <chaotix> i just switched windows and pasted without looking
[02:43] <philr> i have a question concerning network connectivity for 1210desktop running in win hyper-v client, is this a good place to ask it?
[02:43] <puppylinux2> no problem.
[02:43] <loki_> chaotix: will look in to it.
[02:43] <loki_> puppylinux2: I will look at using openshot.
[02:43] <daftykins> philr: yeah just ask
[02:43] <loki_> I may be able to use openshot for something else that has been causing me grief.
[02:43] <loki_> heh :D
[02:44] <chaotix> as i have never ripped blu ray before, puppy should know better than i
[02:44] <chaotix> i would listen to his suggestion first
[02:45] <loki_> I will try it and see what happens.  I will end up doing a test run to see how it works out.
[02:45] <loki_> not right away, but soon.
[02:46] <puppylinux2> loki_:openshot it great conversion tool too, it an all rounder software.
[02:48] <DF3D2> Can someone who is good with setting up PXE help me? can't seem to get tftp to find the file
[02:49] <philr> k i am trying to establish a shared connection to the internet, windows is connected to a router and i have installed a virtual switch in hyper-v, this is where i get lost.... i have read a bunch of different things ranging from needing to install a "legacy adapter" or no adapter to just leaving everything at default
[02:50] <philr> the end result is always that i am not connected to the internet in ubuntu
[02:51] <puppylinux2> philr:u can use sakis3g to connect to the internet using a 3g modem.
[02:52] <philr> 3g? as in mobile communication service? i have a local wifi connection
[02:52] <philr> im pretty new to linux is general so please forgive my ignorance
[02:53] <puppylinux2> philr:3g means 3rd generation mobile communication . 3g dongle i mean.
[02:53] <puppylinux2> philr: for wifi u need to configure network settings in ubuntu settings manager.
[02:54] <philr> alright, i spent a lot of time there earlier but couldnt get it to work
[02:54] <philr> are there any sites you can point me to so i can read up on how to configure ubuntus network settings, dont mean to waste your time
[02:55] <puppylinux2> philr: ubuntu needs wifi drivers sometimes. which unbuntu version are you using?
[02:55] <philr> 1210 lts desktop
[02:55] <puppylinux2> ok i give u a link.
[02:56] <puppylinux2> philr:http://askubuntu.com/questions/211834/ubuntu-12-10-wifi-problems
[02:56] <philr> or, actually, i think its 12.04, and i just learned that you guys call it by animal names so, precise pangolin (see im learning)
[02:56] <philr> thanks a bunch ill be checking that out
[02:57] <puppylinux2> philr:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWzRd2vtnIs
[02:57] <puppylinux2> this is the video
[02:57] <puppylinux2> anyways what brand of router are you using?
[02:57] <Ubuntu1> hi, I am running ubunt12.04 and my CPU is running at 98 to 100 percent all the time, can someone tell me why?
[02:57] <philr> linksys
[02:58] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: check if ur running mutiple apps in background.
[02:58] <Ubuntu1> the only thing running is the net with 4 open tabs and this chat
[02:58] <puppylinux2> philr:http://askubuntu.com/questions/154611/wireless-networking-with-linksys-router-wrt310n-v-2-in-12-04
[02:58] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: open htop and see what it show.
[02:59] <Ubuntu1> puppy: in terminal?
[02:59] <puppylinux2> ubuntu1: yes
[03:00] <puppylinux2> type htop
[03:00] <Ubuntu1> puppy:  hang on , I think I may need to install that
[03:00] <puppylinux2> its installed by defaut in ubuntu?
[03:00] <teward> puppylinux2, no, htop isn't.  top is though
[03:00] <JoshuaP> popcorn linux
[03:01] <krz> anyone using ubuntu on a the latest macbook pro retina 15'?
[03:02] <olabaz> hey, I am dual booting windows7/ubuntu 12.04 and I have static ip set on windows7 to be <IP_ADDRESS> and I do not have anything set on ubuntu but everytime i logon to my computer on ubuntu I get that static ip. is there a way to have it be dynamic?
[03:02] <puppylinux2> i don't think u can boot ubuntu on a new macbook machine. or maybe u can
[03:03] <krz> puppylinux2: how useful is that comment
[03:03] <krz> comment=statement
[03:03] <puppylinux2> Krz: dont't get you?
[03:05] <spispopd> ubuntu works on macbooks
[03:05] <daftykins> olabaz: sounds like your router is setting the same IP given the same MAC address of the interface perhaps
[03:05] <ethermonk> attempting to enable hibernation on 1 box.   /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d/ is empty. is this normal? should i just save the code from http://askubuntu.com/questions/94754/how-to-enable-hibernation as a file named "com.ubuntu.enable-hibernate.pkla"  This is all the code i need correct? ubuntu isn't going to break because there is code missing from the file it is expecting?
[03:05] <puppylinux2> spispopd:ubuntu wroks on UEFI?
[03:06] <puppylinux2> Krz: ur also on archlinux channel?
[03:06] <krz> puppylinux2: yes
[03:06] <olabaz> daftykins: maybe but I'm pretty sure I took that off.  Do you think having the static ip for windows will mess with my internet connection because every now and again I get disconnected
[03:07] <daftykins> olabaz: what kind of disconnection?
[03:07] <FireStorms> How does google know where I am and how to stop them knowing. Go to Google and type: "where am I?"
[03:07] <daftykins> olabaz: depends if you're setting it statically in Windows settings or via DHCP reservation on the router
[03:07] <administrator> hi
[03:08] <daftykins> FireStorms: GeoIP.
[03:08] <olabaz> daftykins: i had both of them on but I recently took off the router one and left the windows up. not sure if i restarted the router after i did that though.
[03:08] <Ubuntu1> puppylinux: ok got it installed
[03:08] <olabaz> daftykins: it's like when you're maxed on download speed and everything is really slow but i checked nethogs and everything seems fine
[03:08] <puppylinux2> ubuntu1:good
[03:09] <daftykins> olabaz: yeah you'd probably want to restart the router to clear that out
[03:09] <Ubuntu1> puppylinux: what am I looking for?
[03:10] <max3>  im trying to cross compile from linux to windows and i get this error /usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-ld: cannot find -lGL. can someone tell me where that library is so i can point mingw to it
[03:12] <olabaz> daftykins: yeah i'll give that a shot. thanks for the help
[03:13] <Ubuntu1> puppylinux: yu still here?
[03:13] <daftykins> olabaz: np
[03:14] <AndroidLoverInSF> on my w520, it takes frecking 2 hours to transcode/render a 20min video into x264, 2mb/sec, 720p, 30 frames/sec mp4 video. using openshot in ubuntu 12.04
[03:14] <AndroidLoverInSF> on the 2013 macbook pro i use for work, it takes like 9 minutes to do the same thing. the w540 should be as powerful as a 2013 macbook pro right? maybe its linux, or openshot thats causing it to be slow
[03:14] <AndroidLoverInSF> why do you guys think its such a big difference? is it linux or openshot or my w520
[03:15] <daftykins> AndroidLoverInSF: what's a W520?
[03:16] <Ubuntu1> need help with why my cpu is running at 100 percent with nothing running
[03:16] <Ubuntu1> ubuntu 12.04
[03:16] <daftykins> AndroidLoverInSF: depending on the age of the hardware, it could be using intel quicksync on the MBP
[03:18] <puppylinux2> ubuntu1: u installed it?
[03:18] <Ubuntu1> puppy: yes and running it now
[03:19] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: which app is consuming highest memory according to htop?
[03:19] <puppylinux2> which process
[03:19] <Ubuntu1> puppy: firefox
[03:19] <puppylinux2> close the firefox and see does it decreases?
[03:20] <puppylinux2> any reduction in cpur usage?
[03:20] <Ubuntu1> puppy:  dropped to 5 percent
[03:21] <puppylinux2> now which process it utilizing the highest cpu usage in htop,
[03:21] <puppylinux2> check it
[03:21] <Ubuntu1> puppy: hang on
[03:22] <Ubuntu1> puppy: user/bin/x :0
[03:23] <puppylinux2> something is wrong with bin folder
[03:23] <funky> hey
[03:23] <puppylinux2> have u installed any recent apps.
[03:23] <puppylinux2> any extra packages?
[03:23] <funky> I delet .pid he comes again? I checked via ps aux soft daemon not running
[03:23] <DF3D2> can someone help me with a pxe problem ?
[03:23] <Ubuntu1> puppy: scribus
[03:24] <funky> 'is there any more ways to check by name if such and such soft running or not?
[03:24] <Beldar> DF3D2, tell the problem to the channel for help.
[03:24] <DF3D2> tftp says it can't find the file when i boot the client
[03:24] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu: desktop publishing app?
[03:24] <DF3D2> I cant seem to figure out why
[03:24] <Ubuntu1> puppy"  um yes, doing page layouts and such
[03:24] <ethermonk> PXE has never been much more than a gimmick. getting it to work is a pain and in some cases, depending on the hardware, it will never work
[03:25] <gordonjcp> ethermonk: [citation needed]
[03:25] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: 12.10 version is having some isseus with high cpu usage, some bug in ubuntu i think, pubishing apps also take some ram.
[03:25] <gordonjcp> ethermonk: you obviously don't work with clusters
[03:25] <ethermonk> 15 years in embedded systems
[03:25] <DF3D2> would someone be willing to help me figure out why?
[03:26] <gordonjcp> ethermonk: uh-huh, not large server farms then
[03:26] <DF3D2> I cant seem to find a tftpd-hpa log
[03:26] <puppylinux2> ethermonk: are you an IT professional?
[03:26] <JoshuaP> how would one explain a sudden static on the screen and inability to do anything until you force shutdown?
[03:26] <DF3D2> that might help pinpoint the problem
[03:26] <gordonjcp> DF3D2: I think it logs to syslog?
[03:26] <Ubuntu1> puppy: guess I just have to deal with it than, thanks
[03:26] <ethermonk> in a cluster enviornment, you wouldnt be using the consumer grade hardware DF3D2 is likely using
[03:27] <gordonjcp> you'd be surprised
[03:27] <DF3D2> i don't think my hardware is the issue man
[03:27] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: install the latest ubuntu version , quantal qatzal is is having resource problems.
[03:27] <DF3D2> it's some config problem
[03:27] <gordonjcp> Ubuntu1: sounds like some script running off on a webpage.  Bet you've got facebook open ;-)
[03:28] <Ubuntu1> puppy: ubuntu 13?
[03:28] <Guest16233> hey
[03:28] <gordonjcp> DF3D2: can you run a TFTP client on another machine, or even the same machine, and see if you can "manually" pull down the file?
[03:28] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: u can try it. newer ones can be better than older sometimes.
[03:28] <Ubuntu1> gordon, browser is closed
[03:29] <gordonjcp> Ubuntu1: CPU still at 100%?
[03:29] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: if a bug arises u can tell about in ubuntu forums , so it can be corrected.
[03:29] <Azelphur> Hi folks, having issues with network-manager, seems like apparmor is breaking it? http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=wgcBK8Y7
[03:29] <Ubuntu1> gordon: when I launch firefox it will be
[03:29] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: its a problem with Ubuntu bin folder and working.
[03:30] <DF3D2> gordonjcp, doing that now
[03:30] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: what is your kernel version?
[03:31] <Ubuntu1> puppy: dont know how to check that
[03:31] <Guest16233> hey someone I need a hand, I was playing around installing desktop environments on my 13.10 install, now it won't get past the login screen
[03:31] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: type uname -r in terminal.
[03:31] <Guest16233> it doesnt show a loading icon or anything
[03:31] <Guest16233> not even the icon to pick a desktop environment, the thing is, I can't get to the desktop
[03:32] <DF3D2> gordonjcp, im connected from another machine, using /get/path/file /local/file/name
[03:32] <Guest16233> I dont want to format the partition, and yes, I am more or less new to linux, I know only basic stuff
[03:32] <DF3D2> gordonjcp, the file exists on the server, but it says it can't be found on the client ?
[03:32] <DF3D2> gordonjcp, get /path/file
[03:33] <Ubuntu1> puppy: command not working
[03:33] <gordonjcp> DF3D2: so you can pull the file from the server?
[03:33] <DF3D2> gordonjcp, no
[03:33] <DF3D2> it is saying not found and i don't know why
[03:33] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: it must be working, type uname -r simpe
[03:33] <gordonjcp> DF3D2: it's a bit late here so if you're around in GMT daytime try asking again and I'll compare it with what I have
[03:33] <puppylinux2> it works in every distro
[03:33] <puppylinux2> uname -r
[03:33] <Beldar> Guest16233, Did you try to remove any desktops, and what ones did you add and how?
[03:33] <gordonjcp> DF3D2: possibly the TFTP server isn't serving up what you think it's serving
[03:34] <funky> root     13400  0.0  0.0   9452   912 pts/0    S+   22:33   0:00 grep --color=auto xxxsoft how do I kill it?
[03:34] <funky> I tried kill saying no such process
[03:34] <funky> same kill a
[03:34] <Gnarly> Hello there, I am a recent ubuntu convert and was wondering that i need to transfer files from my windows pc. Using my external hard drive should I use FAT32 or use EXT2 with the windows driver for transferring the files to the external hdd?
[03:34] <Guest16233> Thanks Beldar, I googled and purged some stuff, now it won't let me chose a DE.
[03:34] <Ubuntu1> puppy: command not found
[03:34] <teward> funky, did you try to kill the pid with sudo?
[03:34] <funky> I am root
[03:35] <Beldar> Guest16233, Here specifics are the best, "some stuff" means nothing.
[03:35] <Guest16233> I don't remember what I typed to be honest
[03:35] <funky> so yes does not work
[03:35] <funky> there was some command to do it
[03:35] <puppylinux2> Beldar: uname -r command works with Ubuntu?
[03:35] <funky> it traces proccess to pid and kills
[03:36] <DF3D2> gordonjcp, i don't get it the file is definitely there
[03:36] <Beldar> Guest16233, Ah, well getting this fixed may be possible anything is, however without out details the time taken may exceed what a fresh install might just be better doing.
[03:37] <Guest16233> Alright, I was thinking about that too.
[03:37] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: ur making any typing mistake ? uname -r should work
[03:37] <Ubuntu1> puppy:3.8.0-35-generic
[03:37] <Beldar> puppylinux2, This channel is not a ask anyone your question, state an issue and converse with thise that may respond.
[03:37] <Beldar> those*
[03:37] <Ubuntu1> puppy:3.8.0-35-generic
[03:38] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: that a stable kernel, the problem is with ubuntu .
[03:38] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: install the newest ubuntu, less bugs.
[03:38] <loller> Hello can someone help me installing vmware workstation in the latest ubuntu 3.11-0 rc5
[03:38] <Guest16233> can I restore just using the Ubuntu Gnome 800MB iso? I would love to save some time
[03:39] <Beldar> Guest16233, The only restore in ubuntu is a install.
[03:39] <Ubuntu1> can I upgrade to 13 from 12.04 without affecting my home folder and programs?
[03:39] <Beldar> Guest16233, And not a restore.
[03:39] <Guest16233> So it doesn't matter if I use the gnome flavor right
[03:39] <Guest16233> cool, thanks a lot Beldar.
[03:40] <loller> I need help installing vmware workstation in the latest stable kernel
[03:40] <loller> can someone help me plz
[03:40] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: i am not sure about it , i think u need to completely wipe all the files and software and it need a fresh install.
[03:40] <Ubuntu1> puppy: thanks,  good night
[03:40] <Beldar> Guest16233, An install overwrites what is there if the same partition nothing is saved, you would use a format option.
[03:40] <loller> Hello
[03:40] <loller> Someone plz answer my que
[03:41] <puppylinux2> Ubuntu1: no problem.
[03:41] <puppylinux2> loller: hello
[03:41] <loller> Hello
[03:41] <loller> I need help installing vmware workstation with working NET modules in latest stable kernel
[03:42] <loller> I have searched for patches but
[03:42] <loller> None are working
[03:42] <loller> Hello.
[03:42] <puppylinux2> loller : i give u a link
[03:42] <loller> Ok thank~
[03:42] <puppylinux2> loller:http://askubuntu.com/questions/174831/how-to-install-vmware-workstation-in-ubuntu-12-04-lts
[03:42] <loller> I am using 13.10
[03:43] <puppylinux2> loller:http://tutorialforlinux.com/2013/09/15/linux-ubuntu-vmware-workstation-10-how-to-install-for-12-10-13-04-13-10/
[03:44] <loller> thank i will try with these installed
[03:45] <puppylinux2> loller:alright
[03:45] <Guest16233> Cool, thanks Beldar
[03:45] <loller> Also, my laptop is being remote shutdownn
[03:45] <loller> By the usa gov i believe
[03:45] <loller> This is only possible when it is plugged into the power
[03:45] <loller> I will get remote shutdown complete poweroff
[03:45] <loller> when my laptop is plugged into power occasionally
[03:45] <loller> whenever the gov feels like
[03:45] <loller> any way to avoid this
[03:46] <loller> i feel a backdoor is built into the bios
[03:46] <loller> it happens offline or online
[03:46] <puppylinux2> loller: ur laptop hardware is ok?
[03:46] <loller> yeah
[03:46] <loller> it just does a complete poweroff at inopportune times
[03:46] <loller> obviously done on purpose
[03:46] <loller> by usa gov
[03:46] <puppylinux2> loller: hardware , like power cord, adapter, batteries?
[03:46] <loller> anything i can do
[03:46] <loller> no im sure its a remote
[03:46] <loller> thing
[03:46] <FloodBot1> loller: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:46] <loller> The gov uses microwave hearing to let me know .
[03:47] <loller> they are doing a remote shutdown on my laptop.
[03:47] <loller> LOL
[03:47] <loller> so anything i can do at the kernel level for this
[03:47] <loller> its extremely oppressive.
[03:47] <llr> Hello all
[03:48] <loller> The hardware is all good.  Its just when its plugged into a wall, the computer can be completely shut down at any time.
[03:48] <loller> I havent experienced it yet since disabling all unneeded modules.  is this the extent of what i can do?
[03:48] <puppylinux2> loller: are your wall electric plugs all ok, any power surge can do that.
[03:48] <loller> Totally sure.
[03:49] <loller> Lets say even if its natural to try to diagnose a hardware problem, if there was a backdoor in the computer that connected it to some government intranet
[03:49] <puppylinux2> loller: in computers even a small change in electricity can affect the motherboard which causes such things.
[03:50] <loller> Well,  let's just imagine that the laptop is connecting to a gov network wirelessly
[03:50] <loller> at bios boot
[03:50] <loller> What could i do in my linux installation
[03:50] <loller> to prevent them gaining control?
[03:50] <puppylinux2> loller: at bios ur wifi does not works , it works when it boots into os.
[03:50] <Vivekananda> what is a good pdf reader with highlighting for ubuntu. Any new ones out there for 12.04
[03:50] <loller> Im aware of that.
[03:51] <loller> I feel that there is extra hardware
[03:51] <queonda> So i installed a new OS on my Lenovo X1 Carbon (Mint Petra). Now i keep getting asked for a admin password to enable boot from USB. is there any way I can install an OS over the current one without access to the bios? (I had previously installed Elementary OS, based on ubuntu, which did not lock my bios this way)
[03:52] <Noiro> Can someone tell me why my downloads folder is not showing latest downloads, but if I search for the name, it will show up? Gnome-shell. It started a couple of weeks ago
[03:52] <puppylinux2> loller: if it some extra hardware, u can check it with ur hardinfo tool, it in unbunt it can tell u about it.
[03:52] <loller> aside from turning off all unneded modules, how can i prevent the bios from touching ubuntu
[03:52] <loller> that is basically the question
[03:52] <loller> i guess..
[03:53] <gaffa> loller; you could replace your bios with an open source one :)
[03:53] <loller> That sounds excellent
[03:53] <puppylinux2> loller: u can't do it , an os is always under the contrl of Bios, but Bios is always free of os.
[03:53] <loller> could you link me some for laptops
[03:53] <loller> could you link me some open source laptop bios
[03:53] <loller> i see
[03:53] <loller> I feel my bios has   a gov backdoor
[03:53] <loller> i want to replace it ASAP
[03:54] <gaffa> i don't know how far they are. you should google around. maybe check the gnu.org and fsf.org websites.
[03:54] <puppylinux2> loller: if u flash with the BIOS , or install incorrect BIOS , ur laptop will be dead, and only thing u can do after it is replacing the motherboard.
[03:54] <puppylinux2> http://www.openfirmware.info/Welcome_to_OpenBIOS
[03:55] <Beldar> queonda, Mint has there own support is all.
[03:55] <puppylinux2> flashing a BIOS is critical job.
[03:55] <loller> i feel using an open bios would be critical to removing gov backdoor to your commercial pc
[03:56] <gaffa> well, it can be saved.. it's not like it is short circuitet
[03:56] <Beldar> queonda, I would check the md5sum that sounds wrong, and find there support.
[03:56] <PandaPanda> loller I'm not good with Ubuntu but I know it has native tools to report everything going on with your computer. U tried looking at one of those?
[03:56] <vanishing> -/join #minecraft
[03:56] <PandaPanda> Loller
[03:56] <gaffa> loller; if you are concerned you should start out by monitoring wireless traffic on an second labtop
[03:56] <puppylinux2> gaffa: it can't , like in some samsung laptop , if u install linux mint , the laptop gets blocks , and becomes dead, not booting at all
[03:56] <queonda> beldar check the md5sum of what?
[03:57] <loller> Well something interesting would be
[03:57] <loller> that the wireless witch is hardware disabled
[03:57] <gaffa> puppylinux2; I know.. you have to use other methods.
[03:57] <loller> but my Kali linux reports
[03:57] <loller> that it is actually indeed on
[03:57] <puppylinux2> loller: open bIOS is  not well tested.
[03:57] <loller> when hardware switch is off
[03:57] <FloodBot1> loller: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:57] <Beldar> queonda, The ISO, that is all I can offer here, more than I should.
[03:57] <queonda> thanks
[03:58] <puppylinux2> now computers are having UEFI , it has made installing linux on these machines a very hard task.
[03:59] <loller> is anyone able to examine code of bios that comes with commercial pc
[03:59] <loller> to check for gov backdoor
[04:00] <jrib> !ot | loller
[04:00] <puppylinux2> loller: only an IT professional ir software  engineer can do that.
[04:00] <loller> Oh well they probably paid not to do that.
[04:00] <loller> LOL
[04:01] <loller> Lollocaust.
[04:01] <puppylinux2> loller: working with BIOS requires very speical attention, BIOS is something which is very critical.
[04:01] <loller> Ya
[04:01] <loller> Critical for gov backdoor also so they can see my pc offline and then harass me with microwave hearing / shock torture
[04:01] <Unforgiven> loller: beware, your gov has already implemented a chip in your body, to monitor your move
[04:02] <loller> They dont need a chip for that
[04:02] <loller> However they  did abduct me
[04:02] <Unforgiven> loller: you can install TOR on your brain to anonymize it
[04:02] <loller> They implied i would hallucinate on dexedrine.
[04:02] <loller> And forced and injection
[04:03] <loller> after which i blacked out
[04:03] <loller> ~ 1 hour later
[04:03] <loller> i awoke.
[04:03] <gaffa> It's not like we need computers... turn it off and experience the real world :)
[04:03] <loller> but dexedrine causes sobriety.  anyway since then ive been getting microwaved.
[04:03] <loller> shocked and tortured for using linux
[04:04] <loller> sorry for changing topic please see remote neural monitoring
[04:04] <loller> and electronic harassment
[04:05] <loller> thank you for help with BIOS
[04:05] <puppylinux2> no problem
[04:09] <loller> im still unable to access the vmware networking interface after installing open vm tools before install
[04:10] <puppylinux2> seems like some problem with software codes.
[04:10] <loller> ive been procrastinating building my own kernel
[04:10] <loller> If theres not an easy fix i guess i will
[04:10] <Korny> Does the UEFI bios issue only affect OEM computers?
[04:11]  * Korny hasn't run into issues with newer computers but hasn't bought an OEM computer in a long while
[04:12] <Gallomimia> issue? i had no problems starting with uefi. are you talking about homebrewed kernels?
[04:15] <puppylinux2> Gallomimia: can you boot puppy linux on a UEFI computer?
[04:15] <Gallomimia> um, this is #ubuntu right? i don't even know what puppy linux is
[04:16] <puppylinux2> well its derived from ubuntu only, u can say its a part of ubuntu.
[04:17] <puppylinux2> loller: how to boot puppy linux on a UEFI computer?
[04:17] <Gallomimia> switch to legacy mode?
[04:17] <loller> Ya
[04:17] <pac1> Ya
[04:17] <puppylinux2> do you have to disabe secure boot too?
[04:18] <loller> Ya
[04:18] <puppylinux2> it will work with any linux , i mean any linux can boot on uefi computer?
[04:19] <loller> disable the UEFI
[04:21] <DF3D2> im having an issue I can't transfer anything with tftp and I need it to work for pxe boot it just times out but namp says port is open
[04:21] <DF3D2> ?
[04:21] <DF3D2> use tftpd-hpa
[04:27] <rickb> can someone help hey everyone, i have a bunch of episodes on my plex server, they aren't named properly so plex isn't scanning them.. they are named "101 - episode name" any idea how i could turn 101 into S1E1 using some sort of mass renaming commandline magic :)
[04:29] <user_> Hi, guys, I have clean installed Lubuntu 13.10 onto an old desktop today.  The videos are mostly moving colors. I have downloaded Adobe Flash Player from the software too. I can't set any settings there, because the settings are distorted in Adobe Flash Player.
[04:30] <Beldar> user_, you installed the flash-plugin?
[04:31] <user_> yes from the software center
[04:31] <user_> at least it said I did. Is there a way to see if it's there?
[04:31] <Beldar> user_, You might try the lubuntu-restricted-extras that install flash other codecs and ms fonts, you can turn down the fonts if you want.
[04:32] <Beldar> installs*
[04:32] <user_> now, how do I get lubuntu-restricted-extras? Don't know linux too well.
[04:33] <Beldar> user_, in the terminal sudo apt-get install lubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:33] <user_> o.k that's all?
[04:33] <gr33n7007h> user_,  try this sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree && sudo update-flashplugin-nonfree --install
[04:33] <Beldar> user_, To install yes, hard to say the exact problem but this is a good start.
[04:35] <treeprogram> Hi, I'm trying to connect to my friend's SSH server. He has PasswordAuthentication set to 'yes', and I know his user password, but when I enter it, it gives me this error message: Permission denied (publickey,password).
[04:35] <treeprogram> any pointers?
[04:36] <teward> treeprogram, did you specify their username when you use SSL (i.e. USER@ADDRESS or similar methods?)
[04:36] <user_> o.k. will try both of those      thanks!
[04:38] <treeprogram> teward: yes, I put USER@ADDRESS, got a response: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818309/
[04:38] <treeprogram> teward so I think it's connecting to the right address. The password just fails for some reason
[04:39] <puppylinux2> Beldar: how to boot ubuntu in UEFI computer?
[04:42] <nudoge> my keyboard and mouse keep dying.  I think its the nVidia card on my dell laptop.  ubuntu 13.10 64-bit
[04:45] <hitsujiTMO> nudoge: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[04:46]  * Gallomimia wishes pastebinit was installed by default :(
[04:47] <Beldar> Gallomimia, I believe it is after not sure which release.
[04:47] <hitsujiTMO> Gallomimia: it is in xubuntu and edubuntu
[04:47] <cody_> how do I overclock GPU in ubuntu 12.04
[04:47] <Beldar> I was thinking of ppa-purge rather
[04:48] <user_> I put in "sudo apt-get install lubuntu-restricted-extras" into the terminal but still not good online video reception.
[04:49] <Beldar> user_, Have you tried other videos are they all a problem? I wonder if the memory and chip is up for the task as well.
[04:50] <anonee_mouse> someone told me that if you delete system32 it makes your computer faster, but `rm -rf /system32/` didn't work. what do?
[04:50] <hitsujiTMO> anonee_mouse: please troll elsewhere
[04:50] <anonee_mouse> what?
[04:51] <user_> ya maybe the memory and chip is not up for the task.  I'll try other videos too. thanks.
[04:51] <Beldar> anonee_mouse, A more powerful computer is the answer generally, if there is not inherent problem.
[04:51] <Gallomimia> there is no /system32 dir. that's from windows
[04:51] <anonee_mouse> so there is no possible way to delete the bloat in system32 in ubuntu?
[04:51] <Gallomimia> there's no bloat there
[04:52] <user_> Is there a way to increase my computers memory?
[04:52] <Beldar> bloat ia a noob term it means nothing in details
[04:53] <Beldar> is*
[04:53] <anonee_mouse> oh wait, i just asked on another channel. it's actually just `/`. well i got the help i need, bye
[04:53] <Gallomimia> !troll
[04:53] <Beldar> anonee_mouse / is rather important it is root do not rm rf it
[04:53] <anonee_mouse> uhh why is my computer freezing up
[04:53] <Gallomimia> do not feed the trolls :(
[04:54] <hitsujiTMO> user_: buy more ram
[04:54] <Beldar> Gallomimia, Please do not go to name calling.
[04:54] <Gallomimia> hehe. alright. just ask him to stop trolling then
[04:54] <hitsujiTMO> user_: or increase the swap partition (not the best method if you are running out of ram frequently)
[04:55] <anonee_mouse> hmm it just had a kernel panic, thanks #lunix for the advice!
[04:55] <Beldar> Gallomimia, That is a projected opinion, keep it off the channel.
[04:55] <anonee_mouse> well never gonna go there again
[04:55] <user_> Increase the swap partition? I thought it was best to decrease swap for an older computer?
[04:55] <Gallomimia> anonee_mouse: to be fair, they told you not to execute an rm -rf on / it's not healthy for any computer
[04:55] <user_> or is that what you're saying?
[04:55] <Gallomimia> swap should be as big as you need it
[04:56] <hitsujiTMO> user_: can you pastebin the output of: free -m
[04:56] <Gallomimia> user_: did you view your memory allocation in top ?
[04:56] <Gallomimia> yes. free -m is good to pastebin
[04:56] <anonee_mouse> even windows/dos computers?
[04:56] <user_> I forget how to pastebin.
[04:56] <Gallomimia>  free -m | pastebinit
[04:56] <DF3D2> I can't seem to get nfs to show exports
[04:56] <Beldar> !pastebin
[04:57] <hitsujiTMO> user_: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && free -m | pastebinit
[04:57] <user_> o.k.
[04:57] <DF3D2> I can't seem to get nfs to show exports -- showmount ip    -- on client doesn't show anything but I have an /etc/exports setup
[04:57] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: showmount -e ip
[04:58] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, clnt_create: RPC: Program not registered
[04:58] <user_> I forget where that vertical line is on the key board.
[04:59] <hitsujiTMO> user_: beside 1 or z. but could be elsewhere
[04:59] <Gallomimia> it's usually shift backslash
[04:59] <Gallomimia> mine is left of enter right of quotes. i prefer when it's above enter right of square brackets
[05:00] <apb1963> How can I tell which libraries a program is using - and intends to update - prior to the update?
[05:00] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, something seems to be wrong with my nfs install
[05:00] <Gallomimia> apb1963: usually all packages which are being updated will be listed when you use the command line version
[05:00] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: thats a normal error if you dont specify any arguements.  hmmm
[05:02] <apb1963> Gallomimia: I'm using muon update manager to handle system updates
[05:02] <user_> I can't find the darn vertical line!
[05:02] <bazhang> user_, right above enter
[05:02] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, showmount "ip" doesn't return anything even though ive got stuff exported
[05:02] <DF3D2> and nfs is running
[05:02] <user_> got it    I'll be back
[05:02] <bazhang> user_, shift \ to get |
[05:03] <jrib> apb1963: what do you mean by "the update"?
[05:03] <user_> oh
[05:03] <bazhang> user_, its called 'pipe'
[05:03] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: you need to add -e to see the exports. try restarting the nfsd on the server
[05:03] <Gallomimia> ah. i drastically hate the graphical update manager :/
[05:03] <user_> it's called pipe   o.k.
[05:03] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I have restarted it :-(
[05:03] <apb1963> jrib: When the package manager tells me there are updates
[05:04] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, now it works all the sudden
[05:04] <DF3D2> lol.
[05:04] <jrib> apb1963: does in not list the packages it wants to update?
[05:04] <DF3D2> rebooting it didnt seem to help but sudo exportfs -ra did
[05:04] <DF3D2> lets see if my pxe boot will work now... brb
[05:06] <apb1963> jrib: it does.  My question is what are the specific libraries it intends to update.
[05:06] <jrib> apb1963: what do you want more than the package names?
[05:06] <hitsujiTMO> apb1963: the libs are listed in the updates.
[05:07] <user_> o.k. I  put in "sudo apt-get install pastebinit && free -m | pastebinit"  Now, what am I supposed to do? This is about online video distortion.
[05:07] <hitsujiTMO> apb1963: if there's no libs listed, there's no libs being updated
[05:07] <hitsujiTMO> user_: that produces a url, write the url here
[05:08] <user_> o.k.         http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818353/
[05:08] <hitsujiTMO> user_: might as well run: lspci -knn | pastebinit                    and give us the url for that too
[05:09] <loki__> hey guys, quick question.  suppose I have a directory with 10 zip files in it.  Is there a command I can run from the CLI that will allow me to unzip all those files without me having to type each file name?
[05:09] <loki__> basically I want the program to look in a directory and if it finds a zip file, unzip it.
[05:09] <hitsujiTMO> user_: are you trying to play flash vids?
[05:09] <Gallomimia> uhm. help. my mouse cursor is invisible!
[05:09] <jrib> loki__: use a for loop.  Here is an example: for file in *.zip; do echo "$file"; done
[05:10] <Gallomimia> i just rebooted my system after a nasty hang up. i was opening system prefs after changing my monitor's connection. my video card hates me :(
[05:10] <user_> ummm you know, like YouTube or Wimp, any online videos.
[05:10] <hitsujiTMO> loki__: unzip /path/to/dir/*.zip
[05:10] <Gallomimia> if you computer is too slow to play youtube uninstall flash and rely upon html5 or use keepvid.com to download your videos and play them with mplayer or vlc or similar
[05:10] <hypercube32> glob works with unzip correct?
[05:10] <Gallomimia> instead of keepvid.com there's many firefox plugins that do similar
[05:11] <Gallomimia> Flash Video Downloader at al
[05:11] <user_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818375/
[05:11] <hypercube32> youtube-dl
[05:11] <jrib> hypercube32: no
[05:11] <DF3D2> okay so I can mount the NFS pxe root, but if I try to boot via PXE it says /dev/nfs doesn't exist...... Here is my command line
[05:11] <Gallomimia> hypercube32: what's that?
 rebooting it didnt seem to help but sudo exportfs -ra did
[05:11] <DF3D2> * zz_megabitdragon<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined #ubuntu
[05:11] <DF3D2> * zz_megabitdragon has quit (Client Quit)
 lets see if my pxe boot will work now... brb
[05:11] <FloodBot1> DF3D2: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:11] <DF3D2>
[05:12] <loki__> hitsujiTMO: thanks
[05:12] <hypercube32> Gallomimia, http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/bash-extended-globbing
[05:12] <hypercube32> that can explain it better than i can
[05:12] <jrib> loki__: I don't believe unzip accepts globs to multiple archives
[05:12] <loki__> hmm
[05:12] <DF3D2> lol sorry....
[05:12] <DF3D2> idk how that happened
[05:12] <loki__> jrib: yeah it didn't work.
[05:12] <jrib> loki__: use a for loop
[05:13] <hitsujiTMO> user_: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name"
[05:13] <Gallomimia> i'm interested in reading about youtube-dl but having trouble cause my mouse cursor is not visible!
[05:13] <loki__> jrib: as a script?
[05:13] <Gallomimia> any help?
[05:13] <jrib> loki__: just write a for loop in one line, on your prompt
[05:13] <Gallomimia> argh. any suggestions to do with command line?
[05:13] <Gallomimia> cause clicking anything on screen is incredibly difficult
[05:13] <hypercube32> Gallomimia, oh sorry thought you ment globbing
[05:13] <DF3D2> anyway Im trying to PXE boot and I can mount my pxe NFS share just fine in ubuntu -- but when I go to pxe boot it says It can't find /dev/nfs -- here is my command line stuff DEFAULT vmlinuz-3.11.0-12-generic root=/dev/nfs initrd=initrd.img-3.11.0-12-generic nfsroot=<IP_ADDRESS>:/miners/1 ip=dhcp rw
[05:14] <user_> model name	: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.66GHz
[05:14] <Gallomimia> just going to shutdown and let the system cool for a minute
[05:14] <hypercube32> Gallomimia, http://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/
[05:14] <shreezbot> Is there a good way to audit my home Ubuntu machine to see how secure it is?  I know there are tools you can buy for the Enterprise, but is there anything like it for home users?
[05:15] <loki__> jrib: for file in *.zip; do echo "$file"; done <- that was your example.  should $file be changed to something else?
[05:15] <jrib> loki__: probably not
[05:16] <hitsujiTMO> user_: i think its just your cpu/gpu mix can't candle the vid
[05:16] <user_> o.k. I think so. It's seems kinda old. Thanks for your time though!
[05:16] <loki__> jrib: so if I paste that, it should work as long as I am in the directory with the zip files?
[05:17] <jrib> loki__: it will echo back the names of zip files in the current directory
[05:17] <loki__> that it did
[05:17] <loki__> lol
[05:18] <jrib> loki__: if you want to "unzip" instead of "echo" the file...
[05:18] <loki__> that's what I was just about to type.  you beat me to it :D
[05:18] <Gallomimia> that's better
[05:19] <mikubuntu> so i installed compiz via software center, and something called compiz fusion, but i don't see any available effects appearing -- the only thing that appeared in the menu was a compiz fusion icon that does 'nothing' when clickd
[05:19] <mikubuntu> what happened to all the snazzy compiz features?
[05:20] <hitsujiTMO> mikubuntu: what desktop environment are you using?
[05:20] <mikubuntu> i guess xfce, ubuntu-studio hitsujiTMO
[05:21] <OerHeks> you might want the compiz-plugin-extra package
[05:21] <Gallomimia> sick. thanks hypercube32
[05:21] <hitsujiTMO> mikedevita: you need to install the compiz config control manager. by default compiz should come with a unity based configuration. so you'd need to activate what you need
[05:21] <mikedevita> oh i do?
[05:22] <mikedevita> that was random
[05:22] <mikedevita> lmao
[05:22] <hitsujiTMO> mikubuntu: ^^^^
[05:22] <hitsujiTMO> mikubuntu: its compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:22] <hitsujiTMO> mikedevita: sorry
[05:22] <mikedevita> hitsujiTMO: its okay lol, was funny :P
[05:25] <zerkzerkzerk> I've recently installed 12.04 and a weird error has come up. Whenever I log in, the background does this thing: http://www.marcofolio.net/images/stories/programming/webdesign/winxp_error/winxp_error_nostalgia.png
[05:26] <loki__> jrib: that worked.  thanks!
[05:26] <mikubuntu> so the software center saying that i have installed compizconfig-settings-manager hitsujiTMO
[05:26] <mikubuntu> but it doesn't appear in menus
[05:26] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: your background isn't getting rerendered. were you playing with compiz fusion?
[05:26] <hitsujiTMO> mikubuntu: run ccsm
[05:27] <zerkzerkzerk> This problem occurred when some problems with encrypted swap cropped up. It was similar to the problem described here: http://punygeek.blogspot.com/2012/10/ubuntu-1204-how-to-solve-disk-drive-for.html
[05:28] <zerkzerkzerk> I had to add a sleep to /etc/rc.local before it stopped saying it couldn't mount the disk drive.
[05:28] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: I don't believe so.
[05:28] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: does the problem occur for other user accounts? such as guest?
[05:29] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: yes it does (just confirmed this)
[05:29] <zerkzerkzerk> Looking closely, it seems to be rerendering, just very slowly
[05:29] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: can you pastebin the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[05:31] <StarOnD> Hi, my usb keyboard works intermittently. I got a message that someone may be eavesdropping on my ubuntu. any tips ?
[05:32] <zarey> wow
[05:32] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: where did you get this message?
[05:32] <StarOnD> when I started my computer
[05:32] <StarOnD> in a pop up window
[05:33] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: reinstall ubuntu then
[05:33] <StarOnD> also ,many a time when I type it repeats the letter being typed many times / it scrolls like crazy when I click on any mnu
[05:34] <StarOnD> *menu
[05:34] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: what was the exact message?
[05:34] <StarOnD> dont recall
[05:34] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: http://pastebin.com/AVWRPxJ6
[05:35] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && top -n1 | pastebinit
[05:36] <StarOnD> http://pastebin.com/WMmjxNUu
[05:38] <StarOnD> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818466/
[05:43] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: i see nothing overly suspicious. can you get up the exact wording of the message please
[05:43] <StarOnD> I dont know how to recreate it :(
[05:44] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: does it happen on every reboot?
[05:45] <StarOnD> no
[05:45] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: nothing there :( not sure which package is the cause
[05:45] <StarOnD> but the usb keyboard being stuck happens each tmie
[05:45] <StarOnD> *time
[05:46] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: How strange. Is there a package doctor of sorts I can run? Reset to default?
[05:46] <zerkzerkzerk> My main fear is that something *worse* is going on as well but I don't know what it is and won't until it just stops working one day.
[05:47] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: nope. you'd need to track down the package thats causing it. maybe look for errors in ~/.xsession-errors or /var/log/syslog
[05:47] <ddel> What causes screen flicker in Xwindows?
[05:48] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: only way to be sure is a reinstall
[05:48] <StarOnD> how do I do that without deleting my data ?
[05:49] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: has anyone had access to your machine before this happened?
[05:49] <StarOnD> no
[05:49] <zerkzerkzerk> Huh. The line "(gnome-terminal:3081): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_add_weak_pointer: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed" shows up a lot in ~/.xsession-errors
[05:49] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: did you run any dodgy software or scripts?
[05:49] <StarOnD> I did sudo ufw enable 30 minutes ago
[05:49] <StarOnD> i dont know much about firewalls
[05:50] <StarOnD> no I dont think I did anything like that ( dodgy tools )
[05:50] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: thats a common error. can be safely ignored
[05:51] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list && cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/* | pastebinit
[05:51] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I cant find anything that helps with this error nfs is correctly configured but still cant boot pxe, just says /dev/nfs not found
[05:52] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: Checked both xsession-errors and syslog. Nothing is jumping out. Damn.
[05:53] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: how exactly did you install and setup nfs on the server?
[05:53] <StarOnD> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818508/
[05:53] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: you don't have a firewall blocking the ports do you?
[05:53] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I know nfs works cause I can mount the share in regular ubuntu
[05:54] <DF3D2> just fine
[05:54] <DF3D2> no, no firewall
[05:54] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: How odd. If I have emacs running the background, it is fine and everything looks good. If it is just the empty desktop though, the space doesn't get rerendered.
[05:55] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: there should be a second url
[05:55] <[HUN]bitvilag> hey
[05:55] <StarOnD> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818511/
[05:55] <[HUN]bitvilag> everyone
[05:55] <[HUN]bitvilag> i need some help
[05:55] <[HUN]bitvilag> help
[05:55] <FloodBot1> [HUN]bitvilag: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:55] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: is whats rendering the desktop is the issue, or something in the stack
[05:56] <[HUN]bitvilag> well its actually with cisco phone
[05:56] <demian> [HUN]bitvilag, Iḿ calling 911. Where's the fire?
[05:56] <[HUN]bitvilag> lol
[05:56] <[HUN]bitvilag> :D
[05:56] <[HUN]bitvilag> its in hungary budapest hurry I cant hold on for long
[05:56] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, im seeing something about my kernel needing to be configged some how to use nfs as root
[05:57] <[HUN]bitvilag> so anyone with experince TFTP server and cisco
[05:57] <[HUN]bitvilag> ?
[05:57] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: i'd put my money on one of your ppas being the cause.
[05:57] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: What do you mean by stack? The only problem is that when something gets rendered to the desktop, an afterimage stays there. If I have emacs running as the "background" the screen looks totally fine without any problems. Empty screen with no windows though and there is a trail of windows and menus for a seconds behind everything I do.
[05:58] <StarOnD> hitsuji, so what can i do?
[05:58] <demian> How does FloodBot1  figure one should use paste.ubuntu.com in an IRC channel?
[05:58] <pvl1> should i use the ubuntu kernel sources instead of kernel.org's?
[05:58] <pvl1> for compiling my own kernel
[05:58] <StarOnD> is there a reinstall ubuntu from CLI command?
[05:59] <[HUN]bitvilag> CISCO expert --> wake up:)
[05:59] <hitsujiTMO> StarOnD: no. you'd have to reinstall from a cd
[05:59] <julian112> how do i install latest gtk lib in ubuntu?
[05:59] <Beldar> demian, It is sentient
[05:59] <StarOnD> hmmm ok
[05:59] <demian> I know its a bot, but the info is flawed isnt it
[06:00] <julian112> please help?
[06:00] <zerkzerkzerk> hitsujiTMO: This is the weirdest shit. I changed my desktop background and it renders fine now.
[06:00] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: as in any app thats involved in the rendering process could be misconfigured
[06:01] <pvl1> julian112: apt-get install libgtk ?
[06:01] <pvl1> !gtk | julian112
[06:01] <julian112> pvll:ok thanks.
[06:01] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I just did sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server and setup /etc/exports
[06:01] <hitsujiTMO> zerkzerkzerk: i guess that in essence reset the config for what was causing the problem
[06:01] <zerkzerkzerk> I'm going to guess that somehow ubuntu didn't actually have a background image or a default.
[06:02] <zerkzerkzerk> And so it was just a "clear" buffer. So whenever it was asked to rerender the desktop, nothing would happen because there was nothing to write.
[06:02] <julian112> pvll:it's not working..
[06:03] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: hmm, that error that you were getting would suggest that the nfs server wasn't running.
[06:03] <zerkzerkzerk> Strange. Thanks for all the help!
[06:03] <Beldar> demian, think of the bot bas a teacher to rap your knuckles when misbehavior happens.
[06:03] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, it is though
[06:03] <Beldar> as*
[06:04] <pvl1> julian112: what makes u say that
[06:04] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, port 2049
[06:04] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, like I said in ubuntu I can mount shares no problem
[06:04] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: have you restarted nfs-kernel-server ?
[06:04] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, yes
[06:04] <pvl1> !libgtk
[06:05] <pvl1> julian112: what are you trying to do
[06:05] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: as in you can mount shares locally on the server or which?
[06:05] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I can mount shares from the server on my laptop client
[06:05] <DF3D2> as in it seems to work fine
[06:05] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: but you cant showmount -e ?
[06:05] <free_lasagna> hi
[06:06] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, I can
[06:06] <free_lasagna>  i do sudo echo "deb [...] contrib non-free" >> /etc/apt/sources.list and i get "permission denied" even though i use sudo . anyone know why that is?
[06:06] <DF3D2> it works fine
[06:06] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: then which isn't working now then?
[06:06] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, im trying to do a PXE boot
[06:07] <DF3D2> to setup some rigs, but it complains /dev/nfs doesn't exist
[06:07] <pvl1> oh god
[06:07] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: ahh kk
[06:07] <pvl1> ive NEVER gotten pxr to fully work right
[06:07] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, but nfs IS working
[06:07] <DF3D2> so i dont get it
[06:07] <demian> Hey guys. I removed Empathy from Synaptic package manager, and my status bar still shows that envelope icon with "Available, Away, Busy" stuff... How do I get rid of that? (But I like the xchat notification there)
[06:08] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: whats the pxeconfig line?
[06:08] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818551/ I just added the "boot=nfs" part cause someone said it helped them, havent tried it yet"
[06:09] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, gonna try this brb a sec
[06:09] <pvl1> the fabled pxe boot
[06:09] <demian> Should I delete empathy-common as well?
[06:10] <pvl1> actually, i lied, i got it to work, just not with a livecd
[06:11] <hitsujiTMO> free_lasagna: debian support is in #debian
[06:11] <longviewbits> If you've created a udev rule, is simply restarting the udev service sufficient, for the new device to be recognized? or do you have to reboot the machine?
[06:12] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: did it work?
[06:12] <DF3D2> nope
[06:12] <DF3D2> that made it kernel panic
[06:12] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: same serror?
[06:12] <wrenny2> can anyone help me get Ubuntu to detect my other display (HDTV on hdmi)
[06:12] <pvl1> wrenny2: xrandr
[06:13] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, this is stumping me
[06:13] <DF3D2> I know this kernel has nfs support
[06:13] <wrenny2> I'm a total noon to Ubuntu tho
[06:13] <wrenny2> noob
[06:13] <pvl1> wrenny2: open a terminal and type randr and hit enter
[06:13] <pvl1> wait
[06:13] <pvl1> wrenny2: what is ur ultimate goal
[06:13] <hitsujiTMO> DF3D2: and the nfs address is correct?
[06:14] <wrenny2> to see my PC on either or Monitor or TV
[06:14] <pvl1> wrenny2: what version ubuntu are you on
[06:14] <wrenny2> 1204
[06:14] <wrenny2> i think
[06:14] <xtalmath> I have an offline computer and copied the urls for the packages it tried to download. I downloaded them on an online computer. I transferred them with usb. how do I make apt-get use the downloaded packages from the commandline?
[06:14] <pvl1> uname -r in a terminal
[06:14] <DF3D2> hitsujiTMO, yes
[06:15] <pvl1> oops, wrenny2 i meant lsb-release -a
[06:15] <pvl1> boy im getting tired
[06:15] <Robbie> Can anyone here halp with a camera problem?
[06:15] <pvl1> wrenny2: run lsb-release -a in a terminal
[06:16] <qin_> xtalmath: sudo dpkg -i package_name.deb
[06:16] <xtalmath> qin_ one by one?
[06:16] <xtalmath> in which order?
[06:16] <wrenny2> forgot how to get to term  :(
[06:16] <KI7MT> Ctrl+Alt+T && lsb_release -a
[06:17] <pvl1> thanks KI7MT
[06:17] <ddel> What causes screen flicker in Xwindows?What is the config file for the Xwin display?
[06:18] <qin_> xtalmath: well, since dpkg do not handle dependecies... what packages you have there and did you check if you have all dependencies sorted?
[06:19] <wrenny2> no ldb modules avail
[06:19] <wrenny2> lsb
[06:19] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: you forgot the -a flag
[06:19] <xtalmath> well, the list of debs was generated by apt-get... now I did dpkg -i *.deb (so I specify all at once) it seemed to work
[06:20] <allstarsnorks2> Guys, what does 'Registered GHD80211 phy' mean?
[06:20] <wrenny2> did
[06:20] <trollboy> I'm building a test ubuntu server, is 13.10 dominate enough yet that I should choose that, or is 12.04 still what everyone's building off of these days?
[06:20] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: lsb_release -a
[06:20] <wrenny2> yup
[06:20] <pvl1> wrenny2: sudo lsb_release -a
[06:20] <pvl1> not lsb-release
[06:21] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: cat /etc/issue
[06:21] <allstarsnorks2> I have message 'Registered GHD80211 phy' popping out for around 5 seconds during boot. What does it mean?
[06:22] <gr33n7007h> allstarsnorks2, looks like it's registered a wireless NIC
[06:22] <gr33n7007h> but i maybe wrong
[06:23] <allstarsnorks2> Then there is the kdm: bios disabled message
[06:23] <Ronie> ubuntu's channel is always very busy.
[06:23] <allstarsnorks2> No it's disabled by bios
[06:23] <wrenny2> no lsb modules found
[06:23] <allstarsnorks2> kdm: disabled by bios message
[06:24] <hitsujiTMO> allstarsnorks2: gr33n7007h is correct. its registered the mac of a wireless adapter
[06:24] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: cat /etc/issue
[06:24] <allstarsnorks2> Hmm. Okay.
[06:24] <pvl1> wrenny2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ_N-mQCmIc
[06:24] <Thor446> Im trying to uninstall Ubuntu, but it doesn't seem to exist in my BIOS anymore, and I can't format from windows (because it's ext4); would a debian install overwrite it?
[06:24] <wrenny2> 12.04.4
[06:24] <allstarsnorks2> Props to Ubuntu devs for making Broadcom Legacy chips compatible
[06:25] <wrenny2> LTS
[06:26] <allstarsnorks2> I seem to have problems with internet speed on my Fujitsu Lifebook T4220 running Ubuntu 12.04.3
[06:26] <wrenny2> that youtube aint my issue
[06:27] <wrenny2> I want to detect a 2nd display
[06:27] <pvl1> wrenny2: if hdmi cable is plugged in, that should see it. do u see it when you run randr
[06:27] <wrenny2> might I have to install some nvidia drivers?
[06:27] <pvl1> wrenny2: xrandr
[06:27] <wrenny2> whats the exact command
[06:27] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: can you pastebin the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:28] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: it should detect by default
[06:28] <wrenny2> paste here?
[06:29] <pvl1> !pastebin | wrenny2
[06:30] <abhinavmehta> I'm getting problem in installing uTorrent-Server on ubuntu
[06:30] <abhinavmehta> can anyone help on this..
[06:30] <wrenny2> this ok?   http://pastebin.com/8Uf9jiMb
[06:31] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: can you pastebin the full contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:31] <abhinavmehta> ? :(
[06:32] <wrenny2> how do you copy text in xchat
[06:32] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:32] <pvl1> wrenny2: is the cable connected?
[06:32] <wrenny2> sure
[06:32] <pvl1> hitsujiTMO: xrandr doesnt recognize hdmi as connected
[06:32] <wrenny2> i use it in Windows daily
[06:33] <wrenny2> how do you copy text in xchat
[06:33] <wrenny2> cntrl c dont work
[06:33] <hitsujiTMO> pvl1: there maybe more info in the xorg log
[06:33] <pvl1> wrenny2: right click? might be ctrl+shift+c
[06:33] <pvl1> hitsujiTMO: aye, i hope so
[06:33] <wrenny2> nm i got it
[06:33] <Beldar> wrenny2, Highlight it, it goes to the clipboard to paste
[06:34] <abhinavmehta> help on installing utorrent-server on ubuntu, plz!
[06:35] <hitsujiTMO> abhinavmehta: why not use transmission or any other native torrent software?
[06:35] <pvl1> ls
[06:35] <wrenny2> pastebin installed i guess
[06:35] <abhinavmehta> hitsujiTMO: its on my server and can access using SSH only
[06:35] <abhinavmehta> no gui..
[06:36] <hitsujiTMO> abhinavmehta: transmission-daemon   has a lovely web interface
[06:36] <abhinavmehta> is it? lemme check than
[06:36] <hitsujiTMO> transmission-cli if you want terminal only
[06:37] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:37] <abhinavmehta> hitsujiTMO alright, I'll check out. Thanks
[06:37] <wrenny2> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818638/
[06:39] <wrenny2> handy util
[06:39] <pvl1> hes got xinerma
[06:39] <pvl1> xinerama
[06:40] <pvl1> hitsujiTMO: ^
[06:40] <wrenny2> well The vid card has 2 ports for hdmi maybe I have to connect it to the other one
[06:40] <wrenny2> i think it has 2
[06:40] <wrenny2> heh
[06:40] <abhinavmehta> hitsujiTMO: transmission-daemon runs on which port?
[06:41] <wrenny2> oh um I have 2 vid cards in SLI each with an HDMI port
[06:41] <qin_> abhinavmehta: rtorrent or deluge (deamon)
[06:41] <wrenny2> maybe Ubuntu lilkes only one of them?
[06:42] <abhinavmehta> qin_: Now I'm on transmission-daemon, installed, started the daemon but don't know which port it would show up..
[06:42] <abhinavmehta> don't want to install mmap on my machine..
[06:42] <abhinavmehta> *nmap
[06:42] <qin_> abhinavmehta: hm... netstat -tulp to see what is listening, or read (edit) config before starting service
[06:43] <abhinavmehta> alright
[06:43]  * pvl1 nods
[06:43] <Diplomatico> Hello, I used the mv command to a .iso file and now it shows as a .bin in the files manager!!
[06:43] <evilfix> default transmission web gui port is 9091 i believe
[06:43] <pvl1> Diplomatico: what was the command u used
[06:43] <hitsujiTMO> abhinavmehta: defined /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json
[06:43] <abhinavmehta> evilfix: thank you!
[06:43] <Diplomatico> mv
[06:43] <abhinavmehta> hitsujiTMO: ok..
[06:43] <pvl1> mv alone does nothing. i meant full command
[06:43] <Diplomatico> Ok, wait...
[06:44] <gr33n7007h>
[06:44] <hitsujiTMO> pvl1: wrenny2 well i know nothing of Xinerama so i'll be of no help
[06:44] <Diplomatico> I used a lot, but i think the one was:   mv backbox-3.13-i386.iso backbox
[06:44] <pvl1> does nvidia have to use xinerama? thats my point hitsujiTMO i think it should be disabled and should use randr
[06:44] <Diplomatico> Is it possible, or I did something else wrong?
[06:45] <pvl1> Diplomatico: probably not. simply rename the file see if it works
[06:45] <pvl1> wrenny2: can you pastebin /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:45] <Diplomatico> Using rename command, isn't it?
[06:45] <wrenny2> i got it to show up now that I connect to other card
[06:45] <pvl1> oh
[06:45] <wrenny2> :P
[06:46] <pvl1> win!
[06:46] <wrenny2> I have to mess with it now
[06:46] <wrenny2> mirror or whatever
[06:46] <wrenny2> wonder if there's a key combo to swich displays like windows?
[06:46] <Onixs_> mhey, a quick Q…. how do you reverse  like "1234" to "3412". its easy if there are separators, but this one doesn't have it
[06:50] <wrenny2> pfft now how to get my wireless keyboard and mouse working  Logitech mouse and keys on that universal wireless stuff
[06:51] <apb1963> I apparently have four different versions of the libqtcore4 package installed.   I can't help but wonder if this is in any way normal?  http://ix.io/a7Z and if not, then how to correct?
[06:52] <Diplomatico> Thank you, pvl1, renaming solved it.But I find quite awkward that the mv command functions as a move and a rename command as well...
[06:52] <Diplomatico> I just want to move the file to a directory...
[06:52] <Gallomimia> hi. i'm trying to remove wine1.6 package from my system. but it says it will remove a whole lot of other packages which are not okay to remove. how can i get it to skip some of those?
[06:53] <qin_> Onixs_: echo kayak | rev
[06:53] <Onixs_> qin_ that will reverse the whole string. look at my e.g.
[06:53] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: what exact keyboard is it, and what of it isn't working?
[06:54] <wrenny2> hm Logitech no support for Ubuntu I guess I'm screwed
[06:54] <wrenny2> Wireless Combo MK260
[06:54] <wrenny2> M/N: Y-R0015
[06:55] <wrenny2> nothing works
[06:55] <wrenny2> wireless
[06:55] <qin_> Onixs_: you want to reverse, a word?
[06:55] <Onixs_> yes
[06:56] <Onixs_> a number actually… change 1234 to 3412
[06:56] <qin_> echo<PHONE_NUMBER> | rev
[06:56] <qin_> tada?
[06:56] <wrenny2> I'm reading there may be a plugin to make it work?
[06:57] <Onixs_> qin_ no
[06:57] <qin_> hm?
[06:58] <gr33n7007h> qin_, 3412 is not reversed
[06:58] <Onixs_> revers by two
[06:58] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: can you: dmesg | pastebinit
[06:58] <Onixs_> gr33n7007h how do you that if its not revers?
[06:58] <Onixs_> say*
[06:58] <wrenny2> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818693/
[06:59] <gr33n7007h> Onixs_, #bash will tell you
[06:59] <qin_> Onixs_, gr33n7007h, time to surrender...
[06:59] <Onixs_> thanks for the effort qin_  :)
[06:59] <qin_> I have completly missed 3412...
[07:00] <wrenny2> yo hitsujiTMO
[07:01] <wrenny2> I changed to device to another usb port... working now  :)
[07:01] <wrenny2> didnt like it on the side of my monitor
[07:01] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: cool. was seeing a lot of: usb 1-6.3: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[07:02] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: and: hub 1-6:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 3
[07:02] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: prob an issue with that port/hub so
[07:03] <wrenny2> I'll paste it again with the device location changed
[07:03] <liaise> anybody know of a guide to using two wireless NICs + ubuntu to act as a router?
[07:03] <wrenny2> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818701/
[07:04] <Dureiken> Hi there, could someone help me to do a little daemon to start/stop/restart a service at launching ubuntu ? Thanks a lot :)
[07:05] <wrenny2> do I need to install Nvidia drivers or is that included when you do Ubuntu updates?
[07:06] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : do you have some minutes to loose ? :p
[07:06] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: 'sup?
[07:06] <Dureiken> fine, begin to see the end of tunnel :p thanks to you a lot
[07:07] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : I just would like to create a start/stop/restart daemon for my program
[07:08] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: usb 2-2: new full-speed USB device number 7 using ohci_hcd      that port is using a different usb host controller. how odd
[07:08] <wrenny2> I have an old floppy with usb on it
[07:08] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: 2 options. sys v script or an upstart config.
[07:08] <wrenny2> not connected though
[07:09] <wrenny2> and a usb cable run to my monitor
[07:09] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : dunno both :p I remember I did some kind of stuff in init.d repertory
[07:10] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: what type of app? whats the command to launch it? what user does it need to run as?
[07:11] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : it's a .sh scrypt, no root necessary and I just launch it by : ./lancer.sh
[07:11] <Dureiken> and it launch a screen -dmS
[07:11] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: minecraft server ?
[07:11] <Dureiken> mining server
[07:11] <Dureiken> minecraft ws 1 year ago ! :)
[07:12] <Dureiken> was awesome
[07:12] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: ok. you'll prob need to run it as the same user
[07:12] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: how exactly do you stop it?
[07:13] <Dureiken> I have to screen and make Q
[07:13] <Dureiken> but I suppose a kill should be enought
[07:13] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: a kill wouldn't cause any damage?
[07:13] <Dureiken> no
[07:13] <Onixs_> gr33n7007h solved in #bash. Thanks man :)
[07:13] <Dureiken> I would use stop only when necessary
[07:14] <gr33n7007h> Onixs_, np :)
[07:15] <jellow> is there a backup program / script that uses md5sums recursively to backup files , I have lots of files that are the same but they do not share the same directory tree. ?
[07:15] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : http://pastebin.com/C6mFhA1a thats the scrypt on BAMT key but I don't like BAMT :)
[07:15] <Beldar> ff
[07:17] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : but I would something simplier
[07:18] <jellow> is there a way to find files based on their md5sums not filenames?
[07:25] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: whats the full path to the script, and what user do you normally run it as?
[07:25] <Dureiken> mineur
[07:25] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : /home/Mining/cgkalroth/lancer_minage.sh
[07:25] <Dureiken> and screen name is mineur
[07:25] <liaise> anybody know of a guide to using two wireless NICs + ubuntu to act as a router?
[07:26] <Guest59544> I have a weird issue? I have DHCP off in my router supposedly, but ubuntu is getting an IP address somehow.... in NETWORK CONNECTIONS it says it is set to use DHCP /etc/network/interfaces has no static ip set I don't understand this
[07:26] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: have you get it running now?
[07:26] <Dureiken> yes
[07:27] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: can you: ps -ax | pastebinit
[07:28] <Dureiken> i'm installing pastebinit
[07:28] <Dureiken> I did pastebin from my main computer
[07:28] <apb1963> Guest59544: DHCP in your router refers to your local area network.  If /etc/network/interfaces is set to use DHCP... and you're getting an IP address.... then you're good to go.
[07:29] <Guest59544> apb1963, I don't want it to work that way though
[07:29] <Guest59544> it doesn't even make sense
[07:29] <apb1963> Guest59544: what way do you want it to work?
[07:29] <Guest59544> it's supposed to be static
[07:29] <Guest59544> so i'd set an ip manually
[07:30] <apb1963> Guest59544: so change "dhcp" to "static" in the /etc/network/interfaces file.
[07:30] <Guest59544> if my router is set to turn dhcp off how is it pulling an ip anyway
[07:30] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: can you pastebin the contents of /etc/network/interfaces                 is this a server or desktop?
[07:31] <apb1963> Guest59544: I just explained it.
[07:31] <Guest59544> auto lo
[07:31] <Guest59544> iface lo inet loopback
[07:31] <Guest59544> idk what you think you explained but i'm on my local area network with dhcp off and I never told ubuntu an IP so how does it grab one?
[07:32] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : ps -ax | pastebinit gives me nothing because I copied from my main computer
[07:32] <apb1963> Guest59544: Once again...DHCP on your router refers to your LAN.  If you had multiple devices on your LAN that need to be allocated IPs... then you turn DHCP on your router on.
[07:32] <apb1963> Guest59544: If you do not have multiple devices then the setting has no effect.
[07:33] <Guest59544> I do have multiple devices
[07:33] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: what do you mean gives nothing?
[07:33] <apb1963> Guest59544: Then you need to provide them with static IPs if you have DHCP turned off on your router.
[07:33] <Guest59544> apparently not
[07:33] <Guest59544> maybe this router is just stupid because it shows them all as static -- but they all have ips I didnt assign
[07:33] <Dureiken> histujiTMO : on my ubuntu machine I didnt use pastebin
[07:34] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: is this a desktop or server?
[07:34] <Guest59544> desktop
[07:34] <apb1963> Guest59544: If all of your devices have IPs, then your ISP is probablyi allocating them.  Consider yourself lucky.  My ISP makes me pay $5 per extra IP.
[07:34] <Guest59544> lol
[07:34] <Guest59544> it's not my isp they are LAN ip's
[07:34] <apb1963> Example?
[07:35] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: then editing /etc/network/interfaces does nothing . network manager does it all. can you pastebin the output of: ifconfig
[07:35] <Guest59544> 192.168.104
[07:35] <Guest59544> http://pastebin.com/bT8XDTmG
[07:36] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: can you run: ps -ax                and get me the full output somehow   from the mining system
[07:36] <Guest59544> I have a switch but that doesnt hand out ips
[07:36] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: now, what is <IP_ADDRESS> ?   what device is that? is it the router?#
[07:37] <Guest59544> thats this machine
[07:37] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: doh
[07:38] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: i'm tired, sorry, should have asked for output of: ip route
[07:38] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : http://pastebin.com/iWKj3QGv sorry I didn't understand
[07:38] <Guest59544> default via <IP_ADDRESS> dev eth0  proto static
[07:38] <Guest59544> <IP_ADDRESS>/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src <IP_ADDRESS>  metric 1
[07:40] <hitsujiTMO> Guest59544: so what device is <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[07:40] <Guest59544> the router
[07:40] <hitsujiTMO> then thats still giving out ips. you haven't disabled dhcp
[07:40] <Guest59544> well it claims it is disabled
[07:40] <Guest59544> and it even shows "static" in the config page
[07:41] <apb1963> Guest59544: screen print
[07:42] <Guest59544> let me try rebooting it brb
[07:43] <gr33n7007h> hitsujiTMO, Are you Irish?
[07:43] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: will this be the only instance of screen running?
[07:43] <hitsujiTMO> gr33n7007h: yessum
[07:43] <hitsujiTMO> gr33n7007h: why?
[07:43] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : yes except in case of problem
[07:44] <Dureiken> maybe a start should not launch it if theres already an instance
[07:45] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: can you pastebin the miner script. that will need some changes
[07:46] <Dureiken> ok
[07:46] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : pastebin.com/9L9JR4vR
[07:46] <Dureiken> there may be more than 1 screen running
[07:47] <Dureiken> but only one mining session
[07:47] <Aslaville> fuck mining
[07:59] <jirido> Hi can someone knowing say me whats wrong whith this: sudo mount -t hfsplus -o force,rw,exec,noatime /dev/sdb3 /home/jirido/flugan/ It refuses to mount r/w and the journaling is off
[08:00] <jirido> i have commented the partition out in fstab.. do i need to restart something?
[08:02] <Dureiken> HitsujiTMO : sorry file wasn't full : http://pastebin.com/d9nzsVD4 here is the good version
[08:03] <jirido> Ok -a i found it
[08:07] <helmut_> hi
[08:12] <wrenny2> The only thing I found that doesn't work in the wireless mouse is the center scroll wheel it won't responde to left/right  forward/back rocker...
[08:13] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: try this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818918/
[08:13] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : oh thanks a lot, I have to put it in init.d ?
[08:14] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: no. thats to replace lancer_minage.sh
[08:14] <Dureiken> ok
[08:14] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: haven't gotten that far yet. need to test if that works
[08:15] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: so with that, you'd need to run: ./lancer_minage.sh start         or: ./lancer_minage.sh stop
[08:16] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: it should prevent more than 1 instance being run aswell
[08:16] <Dureiken> -bash: ./lancer_minage.sh: Permission denied
[08:16] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: chmod +x ir?
[08:17] <Dureiken> just did it :p
[08:17] <Dureiken> begin to learn :p
[08:17] <hitsujiTMO> :)
[08:18] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: that does a hard kill. you can pipe commands to the subshell, but that depends on if it the app will accept such commands to shut down cleanly
[08:18] <Dureiken> HitsujiTMO : There is no screen to be attached matching mineur.
[08:19] <Dureiken> maybe you want access to my ubuntu machine
[08:19] <Dureiken> would be easier and there nothing on it
[08:21] <guest-EXoHMI> time, please.
[08:21] <guest-EXoHMI> ? << i did that, not (.) << that
[08:22] <guest-EXoHMI> memory is a danger...
[08:22] <isosceles> phy
[08:22] <guest-EXoHMI> how much phy?
[08:23] <isosceles> ?
[08:23] <isosceles> typo...
[08:23] <guest-EXoHMI> phy has quantity, so, how much quantity?
[08:23] <isosceles> omg
[08:23] <isosceles> i have no money
[08:23] <isosceles> i'm a beggar
[08:23] <guest-EXoHMI> good, me neither.
[08:23] <isosceles> *hi5*
[08:25] <wrenny2> where do you see recently added apps or utils
[08:26] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: ok, so for what command do you get that error?
[08:28] <Dureiken> start
[08:28] <Dureiken> HitsujiTMO : start :)
[08:28] <wrenny2> I just did:  sudo apt-get install easystroke
[08:29] <wrenny2> no how to config it?
[08:29] <wrenny2> or find it even
[08:29] <Dureiken> and stop doenst kill the screen I launched with previsou lancer_minage.sh
[08:29] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : just to precise : there can be many screen session but just one miner session
[08:30] <Devil> hi
[08:34] <huangya> -..-
[08:35] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: weird. works for me ok. will you stop you existing screen session. then try the commands again
[08:39] <Dureiken> nothing changes ?
[08:40] <Dureiken> that : mineur@mineur-03:~/Mining/cgminer-3.7.2-kalroth$ ./lancer_minage.sh start
[08:40] <Dureiken> mineur@mineur-03:~/Mining/cgminer-3.7.2-kalroth$ screen -x mineur
[08:40] <Dureiken> There is no screen to be attached matching mineur.
[08:40] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: screen -ls
[08:41] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : No Sockets found in /var/run/screen/S-mineur.
[08:44] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : I think I understand : it misses export display
[08:44] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: ahh, so it doesn't run.
[08:45] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: not sure how it can miss it tho
[08:45] <Dureiken> histujiTMO : thats the only difference between old and new scrypt
[08:45] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: but that should be in
[08:46] <hitsujiTMO> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6818918/ was the script
[08:46] <Dureiken> oh yes it's in in fact
[08:46] <Dureiken> yeah I saw
[08:46] <Dureiken> would you like to access my ubuntu machine ?
[08:46] <wrenny2> hitsujiTMO,  any idea how to get the tilt wheel working for forward/back functioning in a browser?
[08:46] <wrenny2> on this wireless mouse
[08:46] <hitsujiTMO> wrenny2: afraid not.
[08:47] <hitsujiTMO> Dureiken: lol, might make things easier
[08:47] <Dureiken> a lot
[08:47] <Dureiken> you have to accept PM for 5 minutes :p
[08:48] <wrenny2> trying to google, best I found was app called easystroke but doesnt work
[08:48] <hitsujiTMO> kk
[08:48] <Dureiken> hitsujiTMO : I sent you a PM
[08:52] <DF3D2> what is the correct way to remove kernels from grub, or set the one I want to boot I have been failing
[08:53] <DF3D2> if I do sudo apt-get remove linux-image*name and sudo update-grub it doesn't work
[08:53] <bekks> Define "doesnt work" please.
[08:53] <bekks> !details | DF3D2
[08:54] <DF3D2> bekks,  I boot grub it complains about the kernels I have removed
[08:54] <DF3D2> I want .12 to be default since .13 .14 .15 I have no usb mouse/keyboard functionalit
[08:55] <bekks> So whats the entire output of your kernel removal then?
[08:55] <bekks> DF3D2: Pastebin it please.
[08:55] <DF3D2> you mean what it says when I load grub or when I apt-get remove it?
[08:55] <DF3D2> it removes without error but says I might need to update grub basically
[08:55] <DF3D2> so I run sudo update-grub
[08:55] <DF3D2> but it still asks for them when i boot
[08:56] <bekks> DF3D2: Then pastebin the output of your kernel removal and update-grub.
[09:00] <cristian_c> Hi
[09:01] <cristian_c> How can I add a discussion group type account in Sylpheed?
[09:01] <cristian_c> Any ideas?
[09:31] <Koma-AFK> ma è giù facebook?
[09:41] <ethermonk> i've installed unity-greeter, how do i choose my login session? im not seeing an option to change sessions
[09:41] <aeon-ltd> ethermonk: did you log out?
[09:41] <ethermonk> using lightdm
[09:42] <ethermonk> yeah
[09:42] <ethermonk> and restarted after installing cinamon
[09:42] <ethermonk> got it from the software center and i want to try it out
[09:45] <ethermonk> not seeing any way to login to cinnamon instead of xfce
[09:46] <tajamul> official ubuntu 13.10 was not working on my system so i installed xubuntu should i continue with xubuntu or turn to kubuntu
[09:46] <ethermonk> thats up to you
[09:47] <ethermonk> this isnt some ancient machine is it?
[09:47] <ethermonk> if so, go xubuntu, otherwise go with what you like
[09:47] <tajamul> i mean out of which environment i can  get maximum ubuntu experience
[09:48] <ethermonk> install ubuntu-desktop from software center
[09:48] <tajamul> 992.8 MiB
[09:48] <tajamul> intel® Atom™ CPU D410 @ 1.66GHz × 2
[09:48] <tajamul> Intel® IGD x86/MMX/SSE2
[09:48] <ethermonk> on an atom you dont want kde. stick with xubuntu
[09:49] <ethermonk> xubuntu, lubuntu, or ubuntu studio
[09:49] <tajamul> 32-bit
[09:49] <tajamul> 313.9 GB
[09:49] <tajamul> ubuntu 11.10 used to work fine i think the problem is with graphics
[09:50] <bsdbandit> good morning all
[09:50] <ethermonk> i prefur ubuntu studio but thats just me, it better suits my needs, which likely are nothing like your needs
[09:51] <ethermonk> kubuntu on an atom. lot of time wasted in tiny slices here and there because it just wont keep up
[09:51] <tajamul> i found some posts where it was written to edit  etc/environment file
[09:52] <ethermonk> stick with xubuntu
[09:53] <tajamul> ok
[09:54] <ddel> Where is my X11 config file?
[09:59] <henk_> and now?
[10:00] <henk_> total noob here
[10:00] <BlackDalek> How can I tell if a CD I burn is in Joliet format or not?
[10:08] <BlackDalek> How can I tell if a CD I burn is in Joliet format or not?
[10:09] <vishnu> Best Login screen manager??
[10:15] <nearst> vishnu, all best. nothing special about it
[10:16] <vishnu> How to install slim on my debian 7.2 gnome
[10:17] <vishnu> I can't change the gdm theme
[10:17] <vishnu> and i an trying for an alternative
[10:17] <Guest79260> hey gay
[10:18] <Guest79260> i've a problem can someone help me?
[10:19] <BlackDalek> How do I make sure a CD I burn is in "Joliet" format?
[10:19] <Guest79260> can someone please help?
[10:27] <gRAVIty> I need to run this command on start up-    watch -n 300 "notify-send -t 10000 'Look Away'"
[10:27] <gRAVIty> how can i do that?
[10:33] <gRAVIty> hi
[10:34] <xlrg> \join #ste||ar
[10:49] <Wiz_KeeD> hey guys
[10:50] <Wiz_KeeD> Can someone tell me why having a network card that is supposed to work on the n channel ca only download with max 3.6mb/s when with the old wireless card that croaked and the same router and internet connection I could download 5-6 easy
[11:07] <Fily> could you give me some information about bugs?
[11:07] <Seveas> !bugs
[11:08] <Fily> in particular about open bugs, critical bugs and new bugs, thanks
[11:08] <Seveas> Fily: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs
[11:13] <BlackDalek> HELP! How do I make a CD burn in DAO mode?
[11:13] <Fily> Seveas, the priority is to solve critical bugs?
[11:14] <lotuspsychje> !info cdrdao | BlackDalek
[11:15] <Seveas> Fily: the priority is whatever people see as important.
[11:15] <lena> Welke opdracht moet ik gebruiken om alle beschikbare optie die nodig zijn om partities te beheren?
[11:16] <Fily> Seveas, if i see a bug i can add it to the list?
[11:16] <lena> Goede morgen trouwens
[11:16] <Seveas> Fily: yes
[11:16] <lotuspsychje> !nl | lena
[11:16] <BlackDalek> lotuspsychje, do I have to use command line to burn in dao? Is there no gui burner where I can configure for dao in settings?
[11:16] <lena> haha oke
[11:16] <lotuspsychje> BlackDalek: not sure mate, didnt use myself yet.. man cdrdao?
[11:17] <Fily> Seveas, what is your advice for beginners like me?
[11:19] <ncom0pl> Hey guys, I'm on Mint 16 Petra(sorry for asking about different distro, but ubuntu and mint are still close relatives) and when I'm trying to boot it with a lowlatency kernel it freezes during the process. Do you have any advices how to troubleshoot it?
[11:20] <Seveas> Fily: when you think you see a bug, ask in here or on askubuntu.com. If there is agreement that it's a bug, try to find it on launchpaaf. And if you can't find it, file a new bug.
[11:20] <Seveas> !mint | ncom0pl
[11:22] <BlackDalek> I am trying to burn some files to a CD-R in DAO mode. I have no toc-file or cue-file. How do I proceed?
[11:22] <Seveas> !repeat | BlackDalek
[11:22] <YamakasY> anyone using preseed with the puppet repo ?
[11:23] <Fily> Seveas, the problem is to understan clearly what is a bug
[11:23] <lotuspsychje> BlackDalek: few examples howto use here: http://cdrdao.sourceforge.net/example.html
[11:23] <BlackDalek> Seveas... that was NOT a repeat question. That time I was asking about not having a toc or cue file
[11:24] <Wiz_KeeD> !benchmark
[11:24] <Wiz_KeeD> !testing
[11:24] <lotuspsychje> Wiz_KeeD: also try phoronix test suite