[05:50] <Frogzoo> |rt|: uptime between crashes?
[05:50] <gnome_boy> ndiswrapper
[05:50] <Cryption> lo and eth0
[05:50] <AndrewL250> Hello,  Is anyone familiar to editing a dual boot priority?
[05:50] <Cryption> no ath0
[05:50] <|rt|> Frogzoo: well up until the past 2-3 weeks 100+ days
[05:50] <Frogzoo> |rt|: uptime between crashes?
[05:50] <James_M> pelo, I installed it with synaptic and I have the manager in system tools, but none of my effects turn on except the original effects installed in Feisty to begin with
[05:51] <|rt|> Frogzoo: now it's locking up about once a week
[05:51] <Pelo> !ntfs-3g  | IowaDave   read this
[05:51] <ubotu> IowaDave   read this: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[05:51] <WindowLess> n Firefox --> Edit --> Preferences--> Tab tab, I've alerady set it to open new pages in tabs. But the problem is that Firefox still opens some pages in new windows. I hate that. How can I stop this?
[05:51] <bulmer> Cryption then try to enable your ath0
[05:51] <tree_> I have just installed fiesty on a friends comp and it keeps freezing up, mostly when firefox is on but not always does anyone else have total freeze up on fiesty?
[05:51] <levon> where would the config files be for how i have my background set and the way my toolbars are placed on my desktop
[05:51] <IowaDave> rasczak: did you see what Pelo sent to us?
[05:51] <rasczak> ok Iowa Dave, I'm just going to forget about it, I appreciate the help and sorry wasted your time
[05:51] <|rt|> Frogzoo: past 2 weeks it's crashed on friday night or saturday....today it crashed on me when i ran "sudo aptitude update"
[05:51] <Frogzoo> |rt|: so some kind of memory related issue presumably
[05:51] <Pelo> James_M, turn those off and start beryl from the command line ( for now at least)   by typing beryl
[05:51] <James_M> mmkay
[05:52] <|rt|> Frogzoo: yeah that would seem to be the most likely culprit at the moment
[05:52] <ztomic> AndrewL250, What do you mean by priority? Grub?
[05:52] <Pelo> James_M,  a red diamond icon should appear in your pannel ricght click it for the settings and stuff
[05:52] <rasczak> IowaDave, no I didn't
[05:52] <IowaDave> rasczak: no waste of time. did you see what Pelo sent? here it is again: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[05:52] <|rt|> Frogzoo: I'm going to run a memtest and do some dusting in the box this weekend
[05:52] <tree_> im going to do the aderpt updat and see if it helps
[05:52] <tovella> rockbasil: how long have you had this notebook?
[05:52] <levon> im making a custom live cd and would like the background set right as i boot up the cd and i have the document already placed in the /usr/share/backgrounds area just need to know where i would edit the config for it
[05:52] <WindowLess> I have cubic desktop enabled (in destkop effects). How do i work it?
[05:52] <rockbasil> tovella: oh about two weeks
[05:52] <rockbasil> tovella: I got it in Korea
[05:52] <bknitram> WindowLess, change workspace
[05:52] <|rt|> Frogzoo: the box doesn't run hot though
[05:52] <WindowLess> bknitram: Huh?
[05:52] <tree_> does adept updater actually fix bugs?
[05:52] <AndrewL250> ztomic: Linux is on the top of the list of boot able OS I want to put XP on the top.
[05:53] <IowaDave> rasczak: it would be worth a try to install the driver and then see if it helps you access the pen drive.
[05:53] <rasczak> thanks
[05:53] <WindowLess> bknitram: please explain.
[05:53] <bknitram> WindowLess, the workspace switcher is at the bottom right of the screen
[05:53] <Pelo> WindowLess, you,ll need to install the  compiz manager , in there you will be able to set the number of workspaces ( the defauls is 1 so there isn't much of a cube to play around with )
[05:53] <James_M> pelo, it does some stuff, but raindrops aren't working at all
[05:53] <WindowLess> yes. clicking it does nothing
[05:53] <IowaDave> rasczak: don't give up when you're this close.
[05:53] <tree_> i'm considering going back to edgy
[05:53] <bknitram> How many workspaces are there?
[05:53] <tree_> ..for this amchine
[05:53] <ztomic> AndrewL250, /boot/grub/menu.lst. #man grub
[05:53] <WindowLess> Pelo: oh, you mean that enabling "desktop effects/cubic desktop" is not enough?
[05:53] <GigaClon> what is the min specs needed for beryl
[05:53] <Pelo> James_M,  I know that you need xgl for the water effects , but that is very demanding and I dont, realy know how to install it
[05:54] <WindowLess> bknitram: 1 workspace
[05:54] <Pelo> WindowLess, no it isn'T
[05:54] <Frogzoo> GigaClon: 256meg ram & 2gig disk iirc
[05:54] <orbisvicis> how do i create a tar.bz2 from a make ?
[05:54] <James_M> pelo, so basically none of the cool effects will work natively?
[05:54] <GigaClon> what about video card?
[05:54] <tovella> rockbasil: i was wondering because I see all sorts of stuff on the web suggesting that there's a bug in the software regarding the nVidia c51.
[05:54] <AndrewL250> ztomic: how do I edit this.  I'm a linux noob.
[05:54] <Pelo> WindowLess,  the compiz manager should realy be installed by default but it is not , go figure
[05:54] <Frogzoo> orbisvicis: man tar
[05:54] <gnome_boy> i got the right driver for ndiswrapper how to i replace it
[05:54] <WindowLess> Pelo: how do i install compiz?
[05:54] <GigaClon> AndrewL250, gedit is for editing
[05:54] <WindowLess> i've heard of compiz and beryl. what's the diff?
[05:54] <rockbasil> tovella: yeah I have read that too
[05:54] <Pelo> James_M, I didn't way that ,you would realy need to ask the beryl ppl
[05:55] <rasczak> IowaDave, I think the trick would be adding my user acct to the permissions of the drive
[05:55] <rockbasil> tovella: this is a *great* laptop to learn linux on...lol
[05:55] <tovella> rockbasil: any way to exchange it for another model?
[05:55] <Pelo> WindowLess,  in synaptic search for compiz,   desktop effect is compiz but you just need to instal the manager thing to have an easy way to enable stuff
[05:55] <Frogzoo> GigaClon: check against the hardware lists
[05:55] <rockbasil> tovella: when I boot up I get some kind of bug error
[05:55] <Frogzoo> !hardware > GigaClon
[05:55] <James_M> pelo, as usual, nobody's paying attention to me outside of the standard ubuntu channel
[05:55] <WindowLess> Pelo: is it safe to install compiz?
[05:55] <crdlb> !info gnome-compiz-manager
[05:55] <ubotu> gnome-compiz-manager: Compiz Gnome Manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.10.3-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 127 kB, installed size 696 kB
[05:56] <rockbasil> tovella: maybe...I don't think so.  It has been a few weeks
[05:56] <AndrewL250> GigaClon: I don't see that app under the app list.
[05:56] <Pelo> James_M,  not every channel is 1200 strong , ppl need to sleep
[05:56] <GigaClon> its called Text Editor
[05:56] <IowaDave> rasczak: willing to try one more thing in the terminal?
[05:56] <WindowLess> Pelo: how come add/remove doesn't have any hits for "compiz"? is add/remove different from synaptic?
[05:56] <rockbasil> tovella: I think I am stuck with it
[05:56] <ztomic> AndrewL250, http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=grub+howto&btnG=Search
[05:56] <rockbasil> tovella: but it is a fun challenge
[05:56] <cables> How do I get Exaile to recognize my iPod? It's mounting on /media/ipod, just like Exaile is set to.
[05:56] <Kaliree> Speaking of sleep, Pelo, I am off to get some. Good night everyone, God bless!
[05:56] <Flannel> WindowLess: Add/remove is a subset of what synaptic has.
[05:56] <cables> WindowLess, yes, quite different.
[05:57] <orbisvicis> frogzoo,  how about creating .deb from a tar
[05:57] <Pelo> WindowLess,  compiz is installed taht is what drives the desktop effects,    you just need to isntal the compiz manager ,  and yes  synaptic is different the add/remove,    menu >`system > admin > synaptic package manager
[05:57] <Pelo> g'night Kaliree
[05:57] <tenzind> hi ,,, in what package is the gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks?
[05:57] <rasczak> sure Dave
[05:57] <AndrewL250> ztomic: THANKS
[05:57] <WindowLess> Pelo: cables thank
[05:57] <Pelo> tenzind, I think that is the name of the package
[05:58] <WindowLess> Pelo: ok. i've installed compiz manager. now how can i do magic with cubic destkop+
[05:58] <WindowLess> ?
[05:58] <tovella> rockbasil: you shouldn't have to learn linux that way.  you should be able to become productive, before having to learn such stuff.  when nVidia releases some of the details of it's host bridge & other adaptors, we will likely find many programmers interested in making some open source software that will work better than nVidia's own stuff.
[05:58] <rockbasil> does anyone know the extent of power consumption in Ubuntu?  I mean can I tell how much battery power the CPU eats at any given moment
[05:58] <Aresilek> back
[05:58] <IowaDave> rasczak: in terminal, type cd /media    then type ls -al  when you get there, look for the line that names your pen drive and give us the permissions codes at the start of the line.
[05:58] <James_M> pelo, i take back what I said about not being able to use cool effects
[05:58] <leotr> hi all. is there a site where it is possible to search ubuntu packages?
[05:58] <Aresilek> root logins are not allowed!!!!????
[05:58] <rockbasil> tovella: yeah I know.  It kinda sucks...but ubuntu is a project for me.  I am really living off of vista and XP...sad to say
[05:59] <Pelo> WindowLess,   in menu > system > prefs >  3d desktop,   in the second tab you'll get to select the number of workspaces , that creates the sides of the cube
[05:59] <ztomic> AndrewL250, the list appears in the order they are listed in /boot/grub/menu.lst. you can edit with your fav text editor: #nano -w /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:59] <rockbasil> tovella: i want to make it work and I keep trying to make it work and well I guess I am a geek
[05:59] <rockbasil> lol
[05:59] <Pelo> James_M, I guess you found what you needed
[05:59] <troxor> Aresilek: yep, just sudo -i, then do passwd to set a root password
[05:59] <IowaDave> Aresilek: root login is generally not needed in ubuntu. use sudo when you need to be root.
[05:59] <WindowLess> Pelo: do you mean "GL" settings?
[05:59] <tenzind> Pelo: i cant find it while browsing the repo
[05:59] <WindowLess> coz that's what i have, Pelo.
[05:59] <rasczak> dr-xr-xr-x  1 root root  4096 2007-05-17 15:43 New Volume
[05:59] <James_M> pelo, not quite, but it's pretty close
[05:59] <bknitram> WindowLess, I think it is gnome-compiz-manager
[05:59] <Pelo> WindowLess,  hold on, I need to enable them on my comp ,
[05:59] <Flannel> Aresilek: there's no need for root logins in Ubuntu
[05:59] <bknitram> Use synaptic's search feature...
[06:00] <Aresilek> i need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst in kubuntu
[06:00] <IowaDave> rasczak: is "New Volume" the name you're used to seeing on the drive?
[06:00] <AndrewL250> ztomic: thank you
[06:00] <Flannel> Aresilek: use sudo (sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst or gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst)
[06:00] <Pelo> WindowLess,  3rd tab
[06:00] <rasczak> that's the name I want to change
[06:00] <Flannel> Aresilek: er, sorry.  The former, or `kdesu kate /boot/grub/menu.lst`
[06:00] <rasczak> and I want to have permission to use it
[06:00] <Comrade-Sergei> my ipod will not mount on plugin can i force it to mount?
[06:00] <tovella> rockbasil: there are many things that factor into the equation - how much battery / per CPU.  battery condition, how much of a load is on the CPU (which constantly changes).
[06:01] <leotr> i need libxine-main1 and i can't find a link to it ^( maybe someone cann suggest me a site. i can't use apt-get now because i don't have internet connection on ubuntu machine
[06:01] <IowaDave> rasczak: we're almost there. type sudo chmod 777 'New Volume'    note the single quotes. this change will give you write permission on the drive it is the first step.
[06:01] <rasczak> ok
[06:01] <Aresilek> it doesn't work :-S
[06:01] <IowaDave> rasczak: terminal asks you for your password. type that in
[06:01] <v3n0m`> help
[06:01] <Pelo> ok midnight here, I'm off to bed,  g'night folks
[06:02] <rockbasil> tovella: yeah I got that part from my electronics class in college, but I wanted to know...my computer knows how much juice it needs, so shouldn't Ubuntu be able to tell me with out a volt meter?
[06:02] <IowaDave> night pelo
[06:02] <yingfei> hi all
[06:02] <v3n0m`> hi
[06:02] <Flannel> Aresilek: yes it did.  You'll need to do the kdesu kate one, or sudo nano.  The former is in a terminal, the latter is for kate
[06:02] <v3n0m`> how's it going
[06:02] <gnome_boy> can someone help[ me
[06:03] <v3n0m`> Flannel: I was talking to you yesterday but I forgot about what =p
[06:03] <IowaDave> rasczak: after you do the chmod, type ls -al again. do you see w's in the permission field where the little dashes were before?
[06:03] <v3n0m`> gnome_boy: I will try..
[06:03] <rasczak> dr-xr-xr-x  1 root root  4096 2007-05-17 15:43 New Volume
[06:03] <gnome_boy> ndiswrapper
[06:03] <v3n0m`> anyone have experience with TV tuners?
[06:03] <gnome_boy> i got it installed, hardware is listed
[06:03] <ztomic> I get this error when I #sudo hdparm -d 1 /dev/sda :  HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device
[06:03] <Comrade-Sergei> my ipod will not mount on plugin can i force it to mount?
[06:03] <Flannel> !wifi | gnome_boy
[06:03] <ubotu> gnome_boy: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[06:03] <IowaDave> rasczak: so, the chmod command didn't change the permissions?
[06:04] <v3n0m`> gnome_boy: I still haven't set that up myself, so I'm unfamiliar with that =o
[06:04] <tovella> rockbasil: then the question is - does the BIOS allow the OS to access that information.
[06:04] <gnome_boy> but want to replace the .inf and .sys file
[06:04] <putaro> v3n0m: only hauppaugge 150 and 350
[06:04] <rasczak> what if I do chmod +w /media/disk
[06:04] <rockbasil> tovella: that is a good question...but I can find out the power consumption of USBs
[06:04] <UzzaDead> evening all, anyone have any experience with S.M.A.R.T failures?
[06:04] <yingfei> $ fglrxinfo
[06:04] <ztomic> Anyone else notice this problem? I get it on two different computers with Feisty.
[06:04] <yingfei> display: :0.0  screen: 0
[06:04] <v3n0m`> putaro: did you have to get drivers or did they install automatically with ubuntu?
[06:04] <yingfei> OpenGL vendor string: Tungsten Graphics, Inc.
[06:04] <tovella> rockbasil: lmsensors could be of some benefit.
[06:04] <yingfei> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI R200 20060602 AGP 1x x86/MMX/SSE2 TCL
[06:04] <yingfei> OpenGL version string: 1.3 Mesa 6.5.2
[06:04] <yingfei>  this mean ati driver ok ?
[06:05] <rockbasil> tovella: let me try that again
[06:05] <rockbasil> tovella: I tried lm last night before bed
[06:05] <v3n0m`> yingfei: you probably want to install restricted ATi (AMD) drivers.. what card do you have?
[06:05] <IowaDave> rasczak: if you are not the owner, you need to type "sudo" in front of the chmod command.
[06:05] <rredd4> when I burn a cd using feisty, righ click on iso file> write to disc, nothing happens.  When I boot dapper live cd, I "can" burn iso's.  what should I do to fix this?
[06:05] <putaro> v3n0m:  had to get drivers, and had to build kernel.  hauppaugge changed chipset.  huge headache
[06:05] <v3n0m`> putaro: ouch
[06:06] <rasczak> I am
[06:06] <yingfei> v3n0m :  ati radeon 9200 se
[06:06] <rasczak> I did I mean
[06:06] <UzzaDead> install windows rredd4? just kidding
[06:06] <rockbasil> tovella: how do I run lmsensors again?
[06:06] <v3n0m`> rredd4: have you tried gisomount?
[06:06] <Comrade-Sergei> how do i test a usb devices connectivity?
[06:06] <tovella> rockbasil: is it installed, already?
[06:06] <UzzaDead> Comrade-Sergei im new but i'd think ls /etc/proc/usb would work wouldnt it?
[06:06] <v3n0m`> yingfei: ok, one sec
[06:07] <rockbasil> um...it was...I thought...let me put it on again
[06:07] <rredd4> v3n0m` no i have not, thought there is something wrong with feisty
[06:07] <junmin> Comrade-Sergei, what do you mean?? usb 1.0 o 2.0??
[06:07] <rockbasil> tovella: it is spelled "lmsensors" right?
[06:07] <UzzaDead> could a S.M.A.R.T failure be caused by a loose/damaged cable?
[06:07] <tovella> rockbasil: yes.
[06:07] <IowaDave> rasczak: ok, good. now about your question, you want to do a chmod on /media/disk? but your pen drive is named "New Volume"?
[06:07] <v3n0m`> yingfei: this is what worked for me - http://www.albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html
[06:08] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin 2.0 my ipod for somereason wont connect now
[06:08] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I can't save under the "filesystem" drive
[06:08] <v3n0m`> rredd4: if gisomount doesn't work, then there probably is..
[06:08] <yingfei> v3n0m`:   but when replace "ati" to "fglrx" in xorg.conf ,   x cant start
[06:08] <rredd4> v3n0m` brb
[06:08] <erstazi> Is there a way to get a dmg (mac os x package) to install on Ubuntu?
[06:08] <rockbasil> tovella: how do I install it..."sudo apt-get install lmsensors
[06:08] <rockbasil> " give me no package found
[06:09] <v3n0m`> yingfei: change it back, so you can get the new drivers
[06:09] <UzzaDead> doubt it erstazi
[06:09] <dr_willis> !info lm-sensors
[06:09] <ubotu> lm-sensors: utilities to read temperature/voltage/fan sensors. In component main, is extra. Version 1:2.10.1-2ubuntu2 (feisty), package size 489 kB, installed size 1508 kB
[06:09] <ztomic> AndrewL250, sorry, you need to #sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:09] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin, it doesnt even flash the screen off
[06:09] <AndrewL250> ztomic: ah yea
[06:09] <junmin> Comrade-Sergei, if you do "sudo fdisk -l"??
[06:09] <AndrewL250> ztomic: Can I do the whole drive?
[06:09] <v3n0m`> putaro: I have a kworld tuner, not the easiest to find drivers for ;
[06:09] <tovella> rockbasil: exactly, but i would add "smartmontools" to the end of that (to also add smartmontools).
[06:09] <v3n0m`> putaro: ;\
[06:10] <UzzaDead> tovella that would allow smart monitoring right?
[06:10] <rockbasil> tovella: thanks for your patience with my BASH skills
[06:10] <IowaDave> rasczak: i'm stumped if sudo chmod won't change permissions on the device. it takes me back to the ntfs writeability problem. i think you may need to consider installing that ntfs driver, or get a different filesystem onto that pen drive. sorry i couldn't fix it for ya.
[06:10] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin, its not in there...?
[06:10] <tovella> UzzaDead: exactly.
[06:10] <UzzaDead> do you know much about smart tovella?
[06:11] <yuno> could anyone tell me how to remove choppiness from my scrolling?
[06:11] <ztomic> AndrewL250, you sound like a REAL newbie.
[06:11] <putaro> v3n0m: i got hauppaugge at recommendation of mythtv board.
[06:11] <rockbasil> tovella: "sudo apt-get install lmsensors smartmontolls" again can't find
[06:11] <rasczak> no worries IowaDave, thanks for you help and time
[06:11] <junmin> Comrade-Sergei, not there? if you reconnect your ipod? well, even i think you had tried this.
[06:11] <v3n0m`> putaro: nice
[06:11] <tovella> UzzaDead: not much, but i'm able to get some information about hard drive voltages with it.
[06:11] <AndrewL250> yep
[06:11] <AndrewL250> zt
[06:11] <James_M> and right when I thought Beryl was cool
[06:11] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin it wont work even if i do that, ive even tried a reboot
[06:12] <tovella> rockbasil: typo?
[06:12] <AndrewL250> ztomic: YEP but I figured it out.  I've changed permissions before.
[06:12] <tovella> rockbasil: smartmontools
[06:12] <yingfei> v3n0m`: thanks.
[06:12] <h3x_> hello, my volume is too low on my laptop and i have the volume slider on my notebook cranked all the way up
[06:12] <yingfei>  now  "ati"  working.   but  what's wrong with fglrx?
[06:12] <rockbasil> I will try again tovella
[06:12] <h3x_> can anyone assist me please?
[06:12] <v3n0m`> putaro: ya a friend bought me this one a long time ago so I'm stuck with it,
[06:12] <huangzuobin> anybody can give me something tips about make "xsupplicant" debian package from source,"sudo apt-get build-dep xsupplicant"says  linux-kernel-headers can't satisfy,but "linux-headers-2.6.20-15-generic" on feisty?
[06:12] <rredd4> v3n0m` is gisomount a terminal program or gui?
[06:12] <IowaDave> this old man's gotta go count the chickens. night y'all
[06:12] <v3n0m`> rredd4: gui
[06:12] <UzzaDead> tovella i recently had my BIOS report a pending failure due to smart data and i wrote zeroes to the drive with the appropriate manufacturer utility then tried the drive in another machine and got no smart errors nor any errors on the manufacturers extended test and the drive now works fine again in this system, could that have been caused by a loose/damaged cable?
[06:12] <rockbasil> sudo apt-get install lmsensors smartmontolls / nothing tovella
[06:13] <v3n0m`> yingfei: what do you mean? what problem are you having?
[06:13] <rredd4> brb
[06:13] <AndrewL250> ztomic: oh crap I did suto for "/" so that's going to change everything right?
[06:13] <tovella> UzzaDead: perhaps.
[06:13] <junmin> Comrade-Sergei, your usb port works good with Windows?
[06:13] <ztomic> AndrewL250, read the howto's to which i gave you a link. each section is related to an operating system. if you mess it up you will leave the entire system unbootable. Thats not bad and is fixable but then you have to know how to fix it. back up grub to a floppy before you mess it up.
[06:13] <h3x_> hello, my volume is too low on my laptop and i have the volume slider on my notebook cranked all the way up
[06:13] <HalonChilled_> Hi, im really in a bind I could use any help everytime I run "apt-get update" after the process is exocuted I get the same errors: "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)
[06:13] <HalonChilled_> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Reading package lists... Done W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://security.ubuntu.com feisty-security/restricted Packages (/var/lib
[06:13] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin, i couldnt tell you i run pure linux, but they worked 3 days ago
[06:13] <UzzaDead> h3x_ have you tried all the volume sliders in the mixer?
[06:13] <putaro> v3n0m: TV tuner cards stuff still need some work to make easier.  good luck
[06:13] <wastedfluid> Hey guys.  Touchpadoff "2" has not completely disabled the "tap" on my synaptic touchpad.  It still "taps" and does this phantom pasting in textboxs.. any ideas?
[06:13] <tony_> rockbasil i'm at 64c under heavy load right now
[06:14] <Hugzs02> hey can someone please help me out having serious problems with ubuntu
[06:14] <h3x_> uzzadead: they are cranked up
[06:14] <v3n0m`> rredd4: it's based off of ubuntu's built in scripts
[06:14] <tovella> rockbasil: second time you spelled it "smartmontolls", when it should be "smartmontools"
[06:14] <UzzaDead> no idea then h3x_
[06:14] <rockbasil> tovella: man I suck
[06:14] <tovella> rockbasil: tools.
[06:14] <h3x_> are you talking about alsamixer? cause master is at 00
[06:14] <v3n0m`> putaro: thanks, I can find the tuner in the device manager but that's about it, I'm looking for the driver atm
[06:14] <rockbasil> tovella: this is what I get for going with out breakfast
[06:14] <Fezzler> I have some dir I need to mv or rm and they seem to have been set up with root permission and sudo isn't working
[06:14] <rockbasil> thanks tony_
[06:14] <tovella> rockbasil: happens to the best of us.
[06:15] <v3n0m`> yingfei: what problem are you having?
[06:15] <h3x_> i don't know how to increase the value
[06:15] <Hugzs02> i'm trying to install my video drive and it keeps crashing
[06:15] <yingfei> v3n0m`: i want to use the fglrx dirver, not ati or radeon.
[06:15] <Hugzs02> can someone please help me
[06:15] <UzzaDead> h3x_ im not sure its been a while since i used that i tend to keep things GUI based
[06:15] <Fezzler> Can I safely, temporarily login in as root to clean up my file structure and then get back to sudo
[06:15] <rockbasil> tovella: still can't find
[06:15] <v3n0m`> yingfei: ok
[06:15] <cables> Fezzler, use sudo -i
[06:15] <wastedfluid> Is there any package I can download that will tell me CPU temperature, and etc?
[06:15] <spasticteapot> e
[06:15] <rockbasil> I was *exrta* carefll thta tmei
[06:15] <Comrade-Sergei> wastedfluid, gdesklets
[06:15] <UzzaDead> FearMoth in theory yes but if you had to ask that question then its probably not a good idea, no disrespect intended
[06:15] <rockbasil> I was *exrta* carefll thta tmei tovella
[06:16] <spasticteapot> Anyone here know how to get Wine to recognize a .exe?
[06:16] <cables> wastedfluid, yeah, sensors-applet gives you a panel applet
[06:16] <wastedfluid> ok, thanks
[06:16] <wastedfluid> downloading now
[06:16] <wastedfluid> well wait.  sensors-applet, or gdesklets
[06:16] <cables> wastedfluid, gdesklets is a bit heavy, but it does other stuff
[06:16] <spasticteapot> I just installed Wine, and want to install Windows-firefox so I can use Shockwave.
[06:16] <Comrade-Sergei> spasticteapot, wine <program>
[06:16] <HalonChilled_>  no one can help me with my apt-get update problem?
[06:16] <AndrewL250> ztomic: Is it ok to change the suto all of "/"
[06:16] <wastedfluid> Will either control cpu speed?  like Notebook hardware control can control my CPU speed on Windows..
[06:16] <Fezzler> cab: as in use the "i" with the sudo command or enter "sudo i <enter>"
[06:16] <tovella> tony_ 64c is pretty hot.  i'm sitting at a cool 37c.
[06:16] <v3n0m`> !pastebin | v3n0m`
[06:16] <cables> wastedfluid, there's another app that does that, I forget what it is though.
[06:16] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I mean the permissions.
[06:16] <tony_> wastedfluid i'm using gnome system applet
[06:16] <rockbasil> tovella: "sudo apt-get install lmsensors smartmontools"
[06:16] <wastedfluid> hold on tony, lettme look
[06:17] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin, ill let it charge overnight and tryagain in the morning
[06:17] <Flannel> Fezzler: Or go to the "recovery console" at your grub menu.  It's single user mode
[06:17] <tony_> tovella yeah its hot for a sec then it drops back down i'm under some serious cpu load
[06:17] <Flannel> Fezzler: no.  It's `sudo -i` by itself.
[06:17] <Hugzs02> i have a nvidia geforce 7900 GS OC and i downloaded and installed the glx-new but doesnt work
[06:17] <putaro> v3n0m: kworld what model?
[06:17] <vbabiy> Hey guys take a look at this http://vbabiy.mine.nu:8080/bandwidthError.html and maybe you can help me fix it
[06:17] <wastedfluid> Anyone know of the program that can set CPU speed, like Notebook Hardware Control in windows?
[06:17] <wastedfluid> I'll donwload gdesklets
[06:17] <tovella> rockbasil: try typing the first few letters of each command, then use the "tab" key to complete each command.
[06:18] <Comrade-Sergei> wastedfluid, yea i have em theyre kinda like the desktop widgets on vista
[06:18] <Fezzler> After I'm done, do I enter anything to get back to just sudo
[06:18] <rockbasil> tovella: lol
[06:18] <wastedfluid> I don't like the sound of that
[06:18] <Fezzler> or logout of root
[06:18] <wastedfluid> I don't want weather.. lol, i want CPU statistics.. temperature, etc
[06:18] <Flannel> Fezzler: with `sudo -i` you just "exit"  With single user mode (recovery console), just reboot
[06:18] <junmin> Comrade-Sergei, strange ... maybe it's the problem of the power that usb offers to the device
[06:18] <Comrade-Sergei> wastedfluid, dont worry much more stable
[06:18] <wastedfluid> ok, I'll rgab ity
[06:18] <wastedfluid> er, I'll grab it**
[06:19] <rockbasil> tovella: just beeps
[06:19] <Comrade-Sergei> junmin, idk its done it before because the battery was too low to fire the disk to connect
[06:19] <wastedfluid> Hey guys.  Touchpadoff "2" has not completely disabled the "tap" on my synaptic touchpad.  It still "taps" and does this phantom pasting in textboxs.. any ideas?
[06:19] <Comrade-Sergei> so ill charge it
[06:19] <Hugzs02> installing video card please assist
[06:19] <dn4> how can I watch  << Party107 Video Stream (NSV) >> http://party107.com/Party107_Video.m3u in ubuntustudio?
[06:19] <Hugzs02> i mean installing video drive
[06:19] <rockbasil> tovella: ok
[06:19] <rockbasil> there is a lm-sensors
[06:19] <Hugzs02> please help
[06:19] <tovella> rockbasil: try this "sudo aptitude update"
[06:20] <HalonChilled_> can someone help me with an "apt-get update" problem where i get duplicate source list errors and failed to fetch errors? Im could really use some help ive been stuck in this screen for several hours
[06:20] <v3n0m`> yingfei: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/22098/
[06:20] <ztomic> AndrewL250, I'm confused.
[06:20] <rockbasil> tovella: got it
[06:20] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: Pastebin your sources.list, and the errors you get from that command
[06:20] <WindowLess> pelo, how can i see the top of the cube?
[06:21] <Hugzs02> /#ubuntu
[06:21] <AndrewL250> ztomic: this is what I put: sudo chown -R andrew.andrew /
[06:21] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: im sorry I dont understand what you mean could you please give me the command line to get what you want?
[06:21] <Flannel> AndrewL250: DONT do that
[06:21] <AndrewL250> Flannel: too late
[06:22] <Flannel> AndrewL250: You get to reinstall then!
[06:22] <AndrewL250> Flannel: how do I fix what ever mess I've made.
[06:22] <rockbasil> it should be lm-sensors smartmontools :D, but I can't run lm-sensors or lmsensors tovella
[06:22] <AndrewL250> why?
[06:22] <v3n0m`> putaro: kworld pvr 300u or something
[06:22] <Flannel> AndrewL250: because you just messed up your whole system.
[06:22] <rococo> AndrewL250: because next time you boot, nothing will work
[06:22] <AndrewL250> rococo: why?
[06:22] <WindowLess> after listening to an mp3 in firefox, can't hear audio anymore
[06:22] <dr_willis> HalonChilled_,  could backup your existing sources.list and generate a new one from that easysource site
[06:22] <rococo> AndrewL250: you changed the permissions for every single file in your system, including system files and such
[06:22] <dr_willis> !easysource
[06:22] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[06:23] <WindowLess>  The circumstances that led to this problem: In firefox, I clicked an mp3 file. The mp3 file played fine insidefirefox, I right clicked the tab/window where the mp3 file was playingand I found out it was the plugin for totem.
[06:23] <yingfei> v3n0m`: thanks.
[06:23] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: open up /etc/apt/sources.list with a text editor, and then do that terminal command.  copy/paste both to pastebin
[06:23] <Flannel> !paste | HalonChilled_
[06:23] <ubotu> HalonChilled_: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[06:23] <dr_willis> played a mp3 inside firefox? Hmm
[06:23] <tovella> rockbasil: "sudo sensors-detect"
[06:23] <Fezzler> do I move a directory in command line by "mv Examples /myhome
[06:23] <Fezzler> or "mv Examples /myhome/Examples
[06:23] <Flannel> Fezzler: you probably want -R
[06:24] <AndrewL250> rococo: well some were denied
[06:24] <tovella> rockbasil: it will go through some steps to determine which sensor hardware is installed in your PC.
[06:24] <rococo> Fezzler, Flannel: nah, -R isn't necessary
[06:24] <rockbasil> ok
[06:24] <rockbasil> thanks tovella
[06:24] <Flannel> AndrewL250: that doesn't matter.  Your install is toast.  Backup and reinstall
[06:24] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: ok but i have extra repositories for mythtv so if you recomend a which source list would be best i would greatly appriciate it
[06:24] <AndrewL250> ah crap
[06:24] <Fezzler> rococo: so I had it right
[06:24] <dr_willis> HalonChilled_,  extra repos for mythtv? i dident need those for Feisty.
[06:24] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: We'll take a look at whatyou've got.  And tr and figure out why its erroring
[06:24] <dr_willis> HalonChilled_,  at least i dont think i needed to.
[06:25] <AndrewL250> Flannel: how can I make a quick image of this install?
[06:25] <rizzo_> greetings all...anyone up for a question?
[06:25] <rockbasil> tovella: so I just did a bunch of installing and probing
[06:25] <Flannel> !backup | AndrewL250
[06:25] <ubotu> AndrewL250: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[06:25] <ed1t> i messed up my PATH
[06:25] <ed1t> in bashrc
[06:25] <Flannel> !ask | rizzo_
[06:25] <ubotu> rizzo_: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[06:25] <rococo> Fezzler: yeah, a directory is still a file that contains subdirectory information, so you can move it
[06:26] <rizzo_> okay lol
[06:26] <Cryption> Ubuntu 7.04's Live CD won't boot on my PC
[06:26] <Cryption> I have set CD-ROM to first boot
[06:26] <cables> rococo, Flannel, why can't he just use whatever command necessary to change the ownership back to what it should be?
[06:26] <rococo> Fezzler: (well, okay, it's al ot more complicated than that, but for all intents and purposes..)
[06:26] <ztomic> AndrewL250, you dont want to do that.
[06:26] <Cryption> It says Boot From CD... then it moves on to HDD 0
[06:26] <bknitram> Cryption, Does it tell you anything?
[06:26] <Cryption> Nope
[06:26] <rockbasil> tovella: what does this mean "To make the sensors modules behave correctly, add these lines to
[06:26] <rockbasil> /etc/modules:
[06:26] <rockbasil> "
[06:26] <Cryption> :(
[06:26] <dn4> !win32codecs
[06:26] <cables> rococo, Flannel, if his system won't work, why can't he do what I just said from Knoppix or something?
[06:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about win32codecs - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:26] <AndrewL250> ztomic: why not?
[06:26] <bknitram> Just goes on to the HDD
[06:26] <dn4> hmmm
[06:26] <rizzo_> at the login screen every key i hit turns numlock off..any ideas?
[06:26] <rococo> cableroy: because ownerships are all different - he'd have to do it for every single file in the system exactly by hand
[06:26] <keeganx> Hi everyone I'm trying to get MPD to work on my ubuntu desktop 7.04, but I keep getting this error when I try to restart the daemon
[06:26] <keeganx> sudo /etc/init.d/mpd restart
[06:26] <keeganx> Stopping Music Player Daemon: mpd.
[06:26] <keeganx> Starting Music Player Daemon: cannot open music_directory "/var/lib/mpd/music/" (config line 8): Permission denied
[06:26] <keeganx> failed.
[06:27] <rococo> cableroy: the -R feature does it recursively, so not only did he change ownership of /, but of every single subdirectory and file
[06:27] <ztomic> AndrewL250, what was the result?
[06:27] <ed1t> how can i restore my bashrc? i made a type in export PATH and now whenever i open a terminal it gives me all this errors
[06:27] <dn4> Anyone know how to get a nsv steam working in ubuntu?
[06:27] <Flannel> cables: technically he can.  But it's not just a "Set everything to X" sort of hting.  Lots of stuff needs to be set to different things.  However, chowning is less troublesome than chmodding.
[06:27] <AndrewL250> ztomic: nothing yet
[06:27] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I haven't rebooted yet
[06:27] <tovella> rockbasil: ok, at some point it should ask you if you want to add the lines automatically.  type yes.
[06:27] <cables> Flannel, isn't it basically everything but his home folder is set to only root can change it, but everyone else can view it?
[06:28] <AndrewL250> ztomic: will I have to reinstall XP?
[06:28] <rockbasil> tovella: I have to get to work and act intelligent.  Do you have an email I can reach you?
[06:28] <Fezzler> rococo: Examples disappeared!  I entered "mv Examples /myhome<enter>"  Then ls myhome..nada
[06:28] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: here you go heres the link thanks a bunch always good to learn new things http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/22099/
[06:28] <gregorovius> I need a little help on a bash script, anyone willing to help, please?
[06:29] <Flannel> cables: no.  check /var /var/log /etc and stuff.   But I was asking what the command line out put was when you typed that command.
[06:29] <cables> Flannel, ok
[06:29] <savetheWorld> !ask
[06:29] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[06:29] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: Btw im running an ssh off of my mac
[06:29] <gregorovius> savetheWorld, it's a little long to post in here
[06:29] <rococo> Fezzler: you checked for myhome in /?
[06:29] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: ah.  Alright, I'll normalize everything to CLI then ;)
[06:29] <savetheWorld> gregorovius: use a pastebin
[06:29] <tovella> rockbasil: we're almost done.
[06:29] <blind> Is there like a techno dj program for linux? Something like Frooty Loops.
[06:29] <rizzo_> so i have to type in "uusername" instead of "username"; then numlock turns back on when i login
[06:30] <rockbasil> tovella: but the problem is that after that install lm-sensors or lmsensors don't work
[06:30] <tovella> rockbasil: did you type "yes" to add the lines?
[06:30] <rockbasil> yup
[06:30] <rococo> Fezzler: because it works for me
[06:30] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I don't know how to get the command output back, I've already close and reopened the terminal.
[06:30] <ztomic> AndrewL250, , no. you wont have to reinstall XP. But I was asking what the command line out put was when you typed that command.
[06:30] <Fezzler> rococo:  Oops.  There it is.  What did I do wrong?  Should it have been "mv Examples /home/<user>/myhome"  ?
[06:30] <rockbasil> tovella: and when it wanted CAPS I gave caps
[06:31] <Fezzler> I was in /<user>
[06:31] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: You'll need to give me the entire sources.list, that's not all of it.
[06:31] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: and, you don't need to repaste the rest
[06:31] <ztomic> AndrewB, if you typed it like you put up there, you dont have anything to worry about.
[06:31] <rockbasil> tovella: tab gives me nothing on the list that is close to lmsensors
[06:31] <rococo> Fezzler: or if you're in /home/user you can just do mv examples myhome. or if you want to put the path in, you can do mv example ~/myhome (~ is shorthand for /home/user)
[06:31] <AndrewL250> ztomic: So if I won't have to reinstall XP then why will I be messed up.  I'm andrew250
[06:31] <tovella> rockbasil: ok now load the modules.  you still see the lines in the terminal window, right?
[06:31] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: ok Ill try again
[06:31] <AndrewL250> ztomic: GO GOD THANKS.
[06:31] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: `cat /etc/apt/sources.list` will give you the full thing
[06:31] <gregorovius> here, I can't figure out why this script doesn't work...anyone? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/22100/
[06:32] <rococo> Fezzler: but when you start a path with /, it starts at the very top and you need to give the complete path
[06:32] <rockbasil> how do I load them?
[06:32] <Fezzler> rococo: got it
[06:32] <AndrewL250> ztomic:  there was some output thought, a lot of permissions were changed.
[06:32] <orehon> Anyone know any good dictionary to kde or gnome?
[06:32] <gregorovius> sorry, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/22101/
[06:32] <rockbasil> how do I load them tovella
[06:33] <Wiseguy> hey guys, im using a KVM between my laptop and my desktop, both of which are running ubuntu, but when i switch to my laptop sometimes the screen (1024x768) gets all mashed together and ugly looking... if i drop the res down to 800x600 it looks fine, but when i switch back it is still mashed together... does anyone know what would cause this?
[06:33] <tovella> rockbasil: you will have to load the ones that are NOT commented out - example "sudo modprobe eeprom"
[06:33] <dr_willis> gregorovius,  you sure yoru IF test is properly done?  if [ $mygrep = $myvar ] ; then     dont seem right to me.. But i aint bashed in ages
[06:33] <gregorovius> dr_willis, I _think_ so... at least according to the guides i've been reading
[06:33] <ztomic> AndrewL250, Your XP partition is fine.
[06:33] <rockbasil> what else tovella?
[06:34] <tovella> rockbasil: "sudo modprobe i2c-sis96x", or whatever other modules modules you see that it found.
[06:34] <AndrewL250> ztomic: then what will be wrong with the Linux one?
[06:34] <AndrewL250> ztomic: will I have problems booting?
[06:34] <rockbasil> tovella: let me look
[06:35] <dn4> !nsv
[06:35] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: here we go generated as you specified http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/22102/
[06:35] <dr_willis> gregorovius,  i thiough theres some -eq and   other compariosns. looking at the Advanced Bash Scripting guide at the moment.
[06:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nsv - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:35] <rockbasil> tovella but I thought it insterted it corretly for me?
[06:35] <orbisvicis> !swap
[06:35] <ubotu> swap is used to move unused programs and data out of main memory to make your system faster. It can also be used as extra memory if you don't have enough. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq for more info
[06:35] <dn4> It doesn't seem as if nsv is readily supported under ubuntu
[06:35] <dn4> or i'm missing something, probably the later
[06:35] <nergar> *ytalk, * talk or * inetutils-talk???
[06:35] <specialbuddy> does anyone here know how to make flash websites with linux?
[06:35] <tovella> rockbasil: it put the line in the file but they wont execute until you reboot
[06:36] <rockbasil> tovella I really have to go:(:(:( if you want you can email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and I would be extra grateful
[06:36] <ztomic> AndrewB, You changed the permissions of your root partition for linux to a user. Why you did this I have no idea because we were talking about Grub.
[06:36] <nergar> which one is better?
[06:36] <AndrewL250> ztomic: it's Andrew250
[06:36] <tovella> rockbasil: ok, later.
[06:36] <rockbasil> tovella: ok so I guess I will try it later thanks for all of your help !
[06:36] <Evan_> why can't i unisntall parts of open office like the databasing one?
[06:36] <N_N> anyone using a router with dd-wrt? (linux based router)
[06:36] <Evan_> i only need their word, powerpoint, and excel clones
[06:36] <dr_willis> gregorovius,  http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/comparison-ops.html
[06:36] <ztomic> someone kick AndrewB so I dont have to tab twice... HEHE
[06:36] <dr_willis> if [ "$a" -eq "$b" ]
[06:36] <AndrewL250> ztomic: well I just figured if I'm going to do on folder why not do them all.  How will this effect linux?
[06:37] <AndrewL250> ztomic: one folder.
[06:37] <orbisvicis> i installed another linux & reformatted the swap partition, no ubuntu has no swap ... any help ?
[06:37] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: alright, you can go ahead and delete everything except the bottom four lines.  To do that, you'll need to open it in nano, with sudo (`sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list`) then deleete everything but thelast four lines, then save (ctrl-O) then quite (ctrl-X)
[06:37] <Molluck`> is there a dock for linux that is any good?
[06:37] <dr_willis> Molluck,  ive not seen any docks for any os that was any good. :)
[06:37] <Frogzoo> N_N: kind of off topic, but openwrt is nice
[06:37] <gregorovius> dr_willis, that's for integer comparison, this is a string (I think?)
[06:37] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: will do, then run 'apt-get update' again?
[06:38] <ztomic> AndrewL250, / is the entire drive on which your current file system for linux resides.
[06:38] <Flannel> HalonChilled_: yeah.
[06:38] <jhlxd>
[06:38] <orbisvicis> *now
[06:38] <dr_willis> gregorovius,  Hmm. i think in bash they are all strings.. or somthing
[06:38] <dr_willis> A binary comparison operator compares two variables or quantities. Note that integer and string comparison use a different set of operators.
[06:38] <nergar> *ytalk, * talk or * inetutils-talk???
[06:38] <nergar> which one is better?
[06:38] <Frogzoo> orbisvicis: use mkswap on the swap partition, then use swapon to turn it on, also add the swap def'n to /etc/fstab
[06:38] <ztomic> AndrewL250, thats wrong.
[06:38] <TEKUNIX> N_N > hmmm... why do you ask?
[06:38] <dr_willis> hmm time for me to read the ABS guide again
[06:38] <AndrewL250> ztomic: ok I now understand that.  What is wrong with making it only accessible to me? And how will this affect my system?
[06:38] <solidunit> how would i go about burning an 8 gig file to a dvd in ubuntu
[06:39] <ztomic> AndrewL250, because it also includes any mounts.
[06:39] <specialbuddy> does anyone here know how to make flash websites with linux?
[06:39] <dr_willis> string comparison if [ "$a" = "$b" ]   or if [ "$a" == "$b" ]
[06:39] <AndrewL250> ztomic: like? USB drives?
[06:39] <ztomic> and more
[06:39] <rizzo_> at the login screen the first key i hit (no matter what is) turns numlock off..any ideas, so i have to type in "uusername" instead of "username"; then numlock turns back on when i login (I'm using fiesty) any ideas?
[06:40] <rococo> AndrewL250: there are a lot of processes in linux that are run as various system users, and the files that go with them have permissions that act accordingly
[06:40] <killown>  how I do to define cache in xine player dvd?
[06:40] <Frogzoo> dr_willis: use [ "x$a" == "x$b" ]
[06:40] <AndrewL250> ztomic: well I've previously change the permission on my external HDs using the same method and I was still able to use it on XP.
[06:40] <ztomic> AndrewL250, before you mess with grub I would see if windows still works.
[06:40] <orbisvicis> hmm archlinux formatted it as swap, so can I just skip the mkswap part?
[06:40] <rococo> AndrewL250: you MIGHT still be able to boot, but this will cause a lot of unforseen problems in the future
[06:40] <Frogzoo> orbisvicis: likely
[06:41] <AndrewL250> rococo: this is a single user system
[06:41] <zanth> good evening, I am using the current install of ubuntu and I just lost sound
[06:41] <killown>  how I do to define cache in xine player dvd?
[06:41] <ztomic> AndrewB, ok. lets get back to the grub issue and stop changing permissions on entire drives. OK?
[06:41] <dr_willis> Frogzoo,  i see that in the footnote :)
[06:41] <zanth> everything was fine, I was listening to music, I turned off the player decided to surf a bit
[06:41] <zanth> then started a few players again...now nothing
[06:41] <rococo> AndrewL250: it doesn't quite work that way
[06:41] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I've already edited the list file.
[06:41] <zanth> any tips on getting it back? all tests via the preferences sound = zilch
[06:42] <AndrewL250> rococo: why not?
[06:42] <orbisvicis> what option does swap get in fstab ... default ?
[06:42] <N_N> tekunix> is just that I have a wrt54gs V4 with dd-wrt v23sp2 and need help using ipkg
[06:42] <orbisvicis> and 0    0
[06:42] <Frogzoo> zanth: this is happening to a few people - check launchpad for sound related bugs
[06:42] <Frogzoo> orbisvicis: google 'swap fstab linux'
[06:42] <zanth> Frogzoo, what is launchpad?
[06:42] <Fezzler> I did sudo -i to get root access at console.  I need it within Gnome so I can drag drop dirs.  Possible?
[06:42] <Frogzoo> !launchpad
[06:42] <ubotu> launchpad is a collection of development services for Open Source projects. It's Ubuntu's Bounty and Bug tracker, and much more; see https://launchpad.net/
[06:43] <Agip> hi anyone here with soldat?
[06:43] <zanth> thanks man :)
[06:43] <rococo> AndrewB: there are other users that system processes run as, you just don't see them
[06:43] <Agip> I have an instalation question?
[06:43] <Frogzoo> zanth: yw
[06:43] <rococo> AndrewL250: sorry, see my above accidental post to AndrewB
[06:43] <AndrewL250> rococo: it's AndrewL250
[06:43] <AndrewL250> yea
[06:43] <rococo> AndrewL250: I know, I'm using tab completion so it accidentally filled him in
[06:43] <AndrewL250> rococo: me too
[06:44] <Tom47> i would like to set up a printer in xsane but in the preferences it makes no provision as it is supposed to .. can someone check and see if this is "just me" pls
[06:44] <AndrewL250> rococo: what might not work?
[06:44] <KDan> I'm trying to get Flash Media Server running under Ubuntu 6.06, but getting some a "Failed to start listeners for adaptor _defaultRoot__edge1" // "Assert failed in /server/edge/TCEdgeProtocol.cpp line 245" "Server aborted. -" error in the log file... can't find anything about it on google. Anyone seen this before?
[06:44] <Tom47> rococo thanks for assistance have reobtained my nick now
[06:44] <KDan> -some
[06:44] <Agip> I have an installation issue with soldat (wine)
[06:44] <AndrewL250> ztomic: what should I not do to the list file?  I've made a copy of the origional.
[06:44] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: ok most of the errors went away but i still have "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Reading package lists... Done E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead."
[06:45] <TEKUNIX> N_N > pm me... lol... ever heard of a site with my nick? (about linksys routers)
[06:45] <santhosh> ok
[06:45] <Agip> need help
[06:45] <orbisvicis> /etc/fstab is also missing devpts & usbdevfs as well as swap ... does ubuntu use those ?
[06:45] <Supaplex> how can I install ubuntu in windows?  There's no cd/dvd drive, and usb isn't bootable.  I know debian has http://www.goodbye-windows.com/debian/
[06:46] <ztomic> AndrewL250, reboot. See what happens. If it doesn't work, boot from the floppy. Then go read some more about linux.
[06:46] <Fezzler> I'm logged in as root in console.  Can I run another instance of nautilus to use drag n drop to work on user dir structures
[06:46] <N_N> tekunix> are you the guy about sd mod?
[06:46] <Tom47> Supaplex have you looked in !install > Supaplex
[06:47] <DBO> orbisvicis, your swap should be in there, the others are taken care of automagically (check with the mount command)
[06:47] <GomoX> Hey
[06:47] <GomoX> How do I change the preferred language for a given user?
[06:47] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I'm on a laptop, I don't have a floppy.  What exactly should I put on my USB Flash drive if I have a problem booting?
[06:47] <Fezzler> ?
[06:47] <orbisvicis> yes, those others are in mount
[06:48] <TEKUNIX> N_N: lol... in person
[06:48] <ztomic> AndrewB, this is a full time job.
[06:48] <KDan> I'm trying to get Flash Media Server running under Ubuntu 6.06, but getting a "Failed to start listeners for adaptor _defaultRoot__edge1" // "Assert failed in /server/edge/TCEdgeProtocol.cpp line 245" "Server aborted. -" error in the log file... can't find anything about it on google. Anyone seen this before?
[06:48] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I was wondering if you got paid.
[06:48] <huangzuobin> why i can't take a snapshot while virtualbox guest running?
[06:48] <rococo> Tom47: no problem
[06:49] <ztomic> AndrewL250, thats the thing. I aint gettin' paid.
[06:49] <TEKUNIX> go to my site... send me an email thru the form... I will help you.
[06:49] <rizzo_> at the login screen the first key i hit (no matter what is) turns numlock off, so i have to type in "uusername" instead of "username"; then numlock turns back on when i login (I'm using fiesty) any ideas?
[06:49] <AndrewL250> ztomic: then why do you help noobs like me for free?
[06:49] <orbisvicis> um used to having devpts and etc being in there from other distros ... hm
[06:49] <ztomic> pardon the erroneous TAB comlpletion.
[06:49] <cristhianNewbie> im a real newbie. i wanna know how to install gambas
[06:50] <ztomic> AndrewL250, I like to. I want more people to use Linux.
[06:50] <elnimr> hello
[06:50] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: did you get my post?
[06:50] <cristhianNewbie> plz somebody tell me how to install a .tar.bz2
[06:51] <AndrewL250> ztomic: that's very kind of you.
[06:51] <dr_willis> !info gambas
[06:51] <ubotu> gambas: Visual development environment for the Gambas programming language. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.15-1.2ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 954 kB, installed size 2228 kB
[06:51] <TEKUNIX> more people use linux... more spyware/viruses will pop up in the future
[06:51] <TEKUNIX> let's keep it this way
[06:51] <elnimr> i dunno what happened but i can no longer slide across differnect desktops and like ctrl+alt and get the 3D cube as a desktop eggect
[06:51] <Fezzler> If I am logged in as "root" in console, can I run another instance of nautilus so I can use drag n drop to work on user dir structures with root permissions?
[06:51] <dr_willis> cristhianNewbie,  its in the repositories - you dont need tomess with the tar.bz2
[06:51] <AndrewL250> ztomic: so what should I put on my ipod if my reboot doesn't work?
[06:51] <GomoX> Honestly, I don't know how to change my preferred locale
[06:51] <GomoX> Isn't there a GUI tool for that?
[06:51] <emac> tar jxvf filename.tar.bz2
[06:51] <dr_willis> Fezzler,  that might work.. it alsomay be a bit dangerous.
[06:51] <cristhianNewbie> is there real people or am getting answers from a database.. am gettin crazy
[06:52] <rococo> I, for one, am definitely a database
[06:52] <elnimr> i dunno what happened but i can no longer slide across differnect desktops and like ctrl+alt and get the 3D cube as a desktop eggect
[06:52] <ztomic> AndrewL250, Some Jazz?
[06:52] <AndrewL250> lol
[06:52] <dr_willis> cristhianNewbie,  gnombas should be listed in the add/remove programs (package manager) tool.
[06:52] <GomoX> elnimr: if you are using the builtin "desktop effects" in feisty then install beryl, compiz is not stable
[06:52] <SpeakerMania> Can someone help me with GRUB?
[06:52] <GomoX> i.e it works like crap
[06:52] <Fezzler> dr: I'm setting up 5 users' files structures and want to use GUI.  Try to use command I'm putting files all over :)
[06:52] <AndrewL250> ztomic: in terms of grub.
[06:53] <dr_willis> Fezzler,  i tend to 'cheat' and use mc for my root filemanagement needs.
[06:53] <cristhianNewbie> dr willis . all i have is synaptics installer.
[06:53] <dr_willis> Fezzler,  mc is a bit easier for me.
[06:53] <dr_willis> cristhianNewbie,  thats the same thing.
[06:53] <TEKUNIX> lets see how many will scream...>>> vista rules! lol
[06:53] <Fezzler> dr: mc?
[06:53] <dr_willis> TEKUNIX,  perhaps in Bizarro land. :)
[06:53] <dr_willis> !mc
[06:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mc - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:53] <dr_willis> !info mc
[06:53] <ubotu> mc: midnight commander - a powerful file manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:4.6.1-7ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 2057 kB, installed size 5944 kB
[06:53] <TEKUNIX> lol... just a joke
[06:54] <GomoX> pleeeeease change my localeeeeeeee
[06:54] <ztomic> AndrewB, provided you backed up the original, you could boot from the live-cd and replace the new one.
[06:54] <rococo> SpeakerMania: just ask your question, and we'll do our best ;-)
[06:54] <ztomic> AndrewL250,  provided you backed up the original, you could boot from the live-cd and replace the new one.
[06:54] <Tom47> could somone with a scanner help me with xsane please??
[06:54] <ztomic> thats tickin' me off!
[06:55] <AndrewL250> ztomic: I'd have to replace the whole OS?
[06:55] <Catoptromancy_> I wonder if Epiphany and Galeon have the same memleaks as firefox
[06:55] <ztomic> no
[06:55] <AndrewL250> ztomic: what if I can't boot for some reason?
[06:55] <cristhianNewbie> hey finally found gambas. which one of all those packets should i install ?
[06:55] <SpeakerMania> Okay, I need to add a line to GRUB that will give an option on whether to boot Windows or Ubuntu. How would I do this?
[06:56] <ztomic> AndrewB, did you save the old file?
[06:56] <ztomic> AndrewL250, , did you save the old file?
[06:56] <AndrewL250> ztomic: yes the old list.  but what do I do with it if I can't boot?
[06:56] <ztomic> now we have three
[06:56] <cristhianNewbie> hey u guyz, ever tried controlling ports from ubuntu ?
[06:57] <solidunit> what version of the udf file system is the linux kernel compatible with?
[06:57] <rococo> SpeakerMania: the file you need to edit is /boot/grub/menu.lst. The pertinent information for a windows partition is the root ilne. the (hdX,Y) part, where X is the hard drive # and Y is partition #
[06:57] <HalonChilled_> Flannel: you there  buddy?
[06:57] <cristhianNewbie> is there a posibility to control ports from ubuntu ?
[06:57] <deathguppie> hi
[06:57] <ztomic> AndrewL250, boot from the live-cd and replace /dev/SOMEDRIVE/boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:57] <ztomic> easy
[06:57] <WindowLess> I've installed compiz-extra. how do i use it?
[06:57] <twb> Please direct me to the Edgy->Feisty distupgrade documentation.
[06:57] <WindowLess> them?
[06:58] <AndrewL250> ztomic: ok thanks
[06:58] <Supaplex> Tom47: thanks, I found it.
[06:58] <cristhianNewbie> is there a technician or someone related with electronics ?
[06:58] <r3dragon> is it illegal to probe ports w/ nmap?
[06:58] <r3dragon> just curious
[06:58] <linux_> hi
[06:58] <AndrewL250> ztomic: will I be able to read from the USB drive in the live CD?
[06:58] <nixternal> r3dragon: not the channel you want to ask them type of questions in
[06:58] <ztomic> AndrewL250, probably.
[06:59] <r3dragon> okee.. thnaks :-)
[06:59] <cristhianNewbie> i tried.. works
[06:59] <rococo> !update | twb
[06:59] <ubotu> twb: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[06:59] <twb> Thank you.
[06:59] <rococo> no problem
[06:59] <AndrewL250> ztomic: ok well I'm going to try and boot into windows now.  Take care.  Thank you for all of the help.
[06:59] <deathguppie> now that ubuntu will be on dell systems.. I'm just curious how things will work out for people buying those systems.. I'm assuming they'll show up here..
[06:59] <ztomic> nobody ever answered my questions!
[07:00] <ztomic> AndrewL250, np
[07:00] <GomoX> what's the question ztomic
[07:00] <deathguppie> ztomic: what's your question??
[07:00] <cristhianNewbie> why does linux is virus safe? do u know ?
[07:00] <rococo> deathguppie: nah, they'll call dell
[07:00] <GomoX> /people can't be bothered to scroll
[07:00] <spikeb> rococo: no they wont.
[07:00] <GomoX> cristhianNewbie: it's just lucky
[07:00] <spikeb> rococo: canonical is providing the paid support, not dell.
[07:00] <AndrewL250> rococo: thank you for you help.  adios.
[07:01] <ztomic> GomoX, deathguppie: lightscribe in linux
[07:01] <rococo> spikeb: they'll call dell, and dell will forward it ;-)
[07:01] <deathguppie> cristhianNewbie: there are a lot of reasons.. a lot of it has to do with permissions.
[07:01] <rococo> AndrewL250: seeya!
[07:01] <TEKUNIX> CristhianNewbie> because almost nobody really use linux (in the consumer side)
[07:01] <spikeb> assumming they dont come here. i mean, there is even #windows
[07:01] <spikeb> :P
[07:01] <cristhianNewbie> thats nice. kind of unbelievable
[07:01] <deathguppie> ztomic: lightscribe.. oh, I haven't tried to checko on that
[07:01] <ztomic> Question: has anyone gotten lightscribe to work in Feisty.
[07:01] <ztomic> ?
[07:01] <deathguppie> TEKUNIX: bullox
[07:01] <TEKUNIX> most people use windows... so viruses are designed for windows
[07:01] <Fezzler> I think I have serious permission problem.  Only "root" as the permission on most of my 5 users folders?  Should I as admin have that too?
[07:02] <cristhianNewbie> nice joke. what about u guyz . is there ethical for linux
[07:02] <deathguppie> TEKUNIX: there were over 50 existing virus written for OS9 before apple switched and they had "less" of a market share then!!
[07:02] <GomoX> ztomic: what's exactly the issue with the lightscribe.com provided package?
[07:02] <ztomic> deathguppie, I found some stuff but it aint open source.
[07:02] <dn4> hmm weird the plugins I downloaded did not work to stream the nsv files
[07:02] <ztomic> GomoX, ^
[07:03] <SpeakerMania> Okay, sorry, modem issue. Can anyone help me with GRUB?
[07:03] <rococo> ztomic: I haven't used it, but you should be able to install the RPM using alien
[07:03] <cristhianNewbie> then linux is not virus safe, just the fame
[07:03] <GomoX> man if you want open source you can buy an open source marker :D
[07:03] <jamesm> why when using rdump I can grab some files that have been deleted but others give me "File not found by ext2_lookup" --- in dire need of professional help -- will pay!!!
[07:03] <rococo> SpeakerMania: the file you need to edit is /boot/grub/menu.lst. The pertinent information for a windows partition is the root ilne. the (hdX,Y) part, where X is the hard drive # and Y is partition #
[07:03] <r3dragon> viruses.. a great book to read about OS protection is "The Design of the Unix Operating System" by Bach
[07:03] <HalonChilled_> Ok i think Flannel is afk can anyone else please help me, I edited my sources.list file and most of the errors went away except for "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Reading package lists... Done E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead." im almost there any help would beg
[07:03] <GomoX> those bizarro technologies take a while to be adopted, let alone free software developed for them
[07:03] <ztomic> rococo, yeah! i was tryin to avoid contamination.
[07:03] <SpeakerMania> Thanks.
[07:04] <jamesm> ****WILL PAY FOR HELP IN RECOVERY OF PRODUCTION FILES*****  need help recovering files using debugfs
[07:04] <TEKUNIX> yeap... but now you go to any store... and you will not see a linux box for sale... it's all windos... so most people use windows... an so viruses are done for windows... next comes mac...so there are a few viruses for mac... and then... at the bottom linux... so lest viruses for linux... (less people using the os...less viruses)
[07:04] <deathguppie> ztomic: what about this?? http://www.lightscribe.com/downloadSection/linux/index.aspx
[07:04] <jamesm> PM me if you are qualified
[07:04] <ztomic> deathguppie, I saw that
[07:04] <cristhianNewbie> thanks for help u motivate me
[07:04] <GomoX> ztomic: you can use alien to convert the RPM to a deb
[07:05] <deathguppie> TEKUNIX: there are NO examples of virus working in the wild for OS10.. none..
[07:05] <levon> how would i open a .rle file?
[07:05] <GomoX> but then make sure you avoid the postinst scripts
[07:05] <DARKGuy> Hey, is it me or the gnome terminal server client (tsclient) doesn't type the password when connecting to Windows boxes? :/ I get the login prompt when I shouldn't since I already specified the password in the terminal server client window! :/ I'm purposedly typing the password in the password box so I don't have to type it again when logging in, duh... is there a workaround?
[07:05] <GomoX> just in case
[07:05] <ztomic> GomoX, thats probably what i will do but it's not Open Source.
[07:05] <cbs> How would I run a minor GL app on an old onboard video dac?
[07:05] <deathguppie> ztomic: I'm not an ubuntu person but, someone here will know how to install the rpm's on ubunut..
[07:06] <Catoptromancy_> isnt there a way for Epiphany to not make my bookmarks alphabetical?
[07:06] <GomoX> ztomic: it happens
[07:06] <cbs> hahah ubunut
[07:06] <TEKUNIX> so..why are there antiviruses for osx?
[07:06] <deathguppie> ztomic: it is possible to install that on ubuntu
[07:06] <GomoX> brb
[07:06] <ztomic> deathguppie, GomoX: thanx
[07:06] <r3dragon> question: does anyone else run f-prot for linux?
[07:06] <jamesm> #*#*#*#WILL PAY FOR HELP RECOVERING FILES ON PRODUCTION SERVER USING debugfs or whatever you have*#*#*#*#
[07:06] <bob2> deathguppie: try installing rpms with yum
[07:06] <r3dragon> just curious
[07:07] <deathguppie> TEKUNIX: the same reason there are antivirus for Linux.. to scan for files that might infect windows machines..
[07:07] <jamesm> PM ME IF YOU ARE QUALIFIED
[07:07] <rococo> ztomic: alien just makes life so much easier than I have to let it corrupt me
[07:07] <jamesm> thanks
[07:07] <DARKGuy> !caps | jamesm
[07:07] <ubotu> jamesm: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[07:07] <jamesm> sorry :(
[07:07] <ztomic> rococo, HA!
[07:07] <DARKGuy> that's ok =/
[07:07] <Molluck`> I'm having trouble getting sound to work for ubuntu.  can somebody help?
[07:07] <ko12upt> .rle help rle help need to figure out how to open a .rle file ive tried gimp but no luck
[07:08] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: have you tried opening it with imagemagick?
[07:08] <deathguppie> Molluck where are you at??
[07:08] <jamesm> having a rough night...
[07:08] <Molluck`> deathguppie, ahem?
[07:08] <deathguppie> Molluck I mean what have you done??
[07:08] <GomoX> Meh
[07:08] <ztomic> gosh! I hope that Andrew fella doesn't have to fix his boot loader.
[07:08] <TEKUNIX> the answer is that there are viruses for all OS... it's just that there is just a handfull for linux and OS10... because of the same equation... lol... less people using an os... few viruses.. more people using an OS... more viruses
[07:08] <GomoX> ubuntu needs a GUI tool for changing the locale setting
[07:08] <cbs> is there a way to install gl and try to run it on a vid processor that might not support it?
[07:08] <ko12upt> dark nope
[07:08] <ko12upt> ill try that
[07:08] <bob2> GomoX: for what?
[07:09] <deathguppie> TEKUNIX: sorry.. wrong answer
[07:09] <Molluck`> deathguppie, i did not have sound when i first installed ubuntu.  everything tells me it was unable to detect sound.
[07:09] <GomoX> bob2: putting export LANG=xxx in .profile
[07:09] <TEKUNIX> simple mathematics
[07:09] <deathguppie> Molluck, do you know where to find a console?
[07:09] <Madpilot> TEKUNIX, *nix (including OSX) are far, far more secure than Windows, too. It's not just up to number of users.
[07:09] <rococo> ztomic: that was kind of painful to watch
[07:09] <GomoX> it's kind of funny there's not a tool for that
[07:09] <GomoX> i might write one later
[07:10] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: for getting imagemagick type in a terminal "sudo apt-get install imagemagick" then when it's finished open the file using "display image.rle" if it works, then you can convert the image with it :)
[07:10] <Molluck`> deathguppie, i'm using a toshiba satellite laptop. sound is ATI Technologies Inc SB450 HDA Audio (rev 01)
[07:10] <rococo> poor guy
[07:10] <Molluck`> deathguppie, if you mean terminal, then yes
[07:10] <GomoX> TEKUNIX's version is just a theory
[07:10] <deathguppie> Molluck: ok.. give me a minute
[07:10] <ztomic> rococo, I really think the guy needs help. but he needs to do more wathcing and less typing.
[07:10] <ko12upt> thank ya dark guy i just got it right now
[07:10] <ko12upt> im trying the command you gave me
[07:11] <TEKUNIX> that's completely true... more secure of course... but the numeric factor is also true
[07:11] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: good luck =)
[07:11] <ko12upt> thank you +)
[07:11] <solidunit> how would i go about burning a dual layer dvd disc in linux that would also be readable in linux ?
[07:11] <Molluck`> deathguppie, if it makes a difference, i have already attempted to modify some files to enable sound, but i was unsuccessful.
[07:11] <DARKGuy> Hey, is it me or the gnome terminal server client (tsclient) doesn't type the password when connecting to Windows boxes? :/ I get the login prompt when I shouldn't since I already specified the password in the terminal server client window! :/ I'm purposedly typing the password in the password box so I don't have to type it again when logging in, duh... is there a workaround?
[07:11] <deathguppie> Molluck: what modules do you have loaded??
[07:11] <Molluck`> deathguppie, how do i check?
[07:11] <GomoX> DARKGuy: we heard you, we don't know
[07:12] <GomoX> DARKGuy: file a bug or ask on the corresponding chatroom/mailing list
[07:12] <deathguppie> Molluck: go to a console and type the command lsmod
[07:12] <deathguppie> Molluck: just "lsmod"
[07:12] <DARKGuy> GomoX: =/ mailing lists are old, what's the chatroom for it? or do you know what's the chatroom, then?
[07:13] <Molluck`> deathguppie, pastebin?
[07:13] <GomoX> I don't, google does
[07:13] <GomoX> very likely #gnome would do
[07:13] <ko12upt> DARKGUY no luck :( improper header file
[07:13] <GomoX> but the true communication medium for any open source project is the mailing list
[07:13] <Molluck`> deathguppie, http://pastebin.ca/504613
[07:13] <rococo> mailing lists are great because then there are archives
[07:13] <GomoX> no oldness will stop that
[07:13] <DARKGuy> GomoX: d'oh, I'll try asking there, thanks
[07:14] <jamesm> tovella -- are you getting my PMs ?
[07:14] <DARKGuy> forums have archives too o.O drawback is that they have to be hosted somewhere and use a MySQL db :P
[07:14] <ko12upt> DARKGuy the file is the splash screen on boot up with the progress bar
[07:14] <tovella> jamesm: not at all, let me switch to another IM client.
[07:14] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: =/ a windows one?
[07:14] <deathguppie> Molluck: ok.. so you do have the driver running..
[07:14] <jamesm> ok
[07:14] <deathguppie> Molluck: that's one down
[07:14] <Molluck`> deathguppie, indubitably
[07:15] <ko12upt> Darkguy naw its linux its actually the live cd splash screen
[07:15] <ko12upt> its ubuntus splash screen
[07:15] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: weird, lemme see if I can try opening it here :P
[07:15] <deathguppie> Molluck: hold on.. just a sec
[07:15] <GomoX> Man I am amazed with ubuntu
[07:15] <HalonChilled_> Ok i think Flannel is afk can anyone else please help me, I edited my sources.list file and most of the errors went away except for "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Reading package lists... Done E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead." im almost there any help would beg
[07:15] <GomoX> the improvement over debian is astonishing
[07:16] <ko12upt> :)
[07:16] <DARKGuy> indeed
[07:16] <GomoX> HalonChilled_: what do you want to do
[07:16] <ko12upt> its under /ubuntu-livecd/isolinux/splash.rle
[07:17] <Tom47__> i am unable to add a printer to xsane .... any ideas?
[07:17] <HalonChilled_> GomoX i am running 'apt-get update' when i get these errors
[07:17] <bob2> HalonChilled_: what errors are you getting?
[07:17] <GomoX> Tom47__: xsane is for scanners, not printers
[07:17] <jamesm> tovella -- yu back ?
[07:17] <deathguppie> Molluck: basically you need to pass some options to your alsa driver..
[07:17] <tovella> jamesm: still not seeing PMs.  where are is your server located?
[07:17] <GomoX> HalonChilled_: do you understand the error?
[07:17] <Tom47__> gomox yes but want to use the copy (ie photocopy function :)
[07:17] <GomoX> Oh ok
[07:17] <HalonChilled_> Gomox "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) Reading package lists... Done E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead."
[07:17] <jamesm> Colorado
[07:17] <deathguppie> Molluck: these options options snd-hda-intel enable=1 index=0 single_cmd=1 model=3stack
[07:17] <Molluck`> deathguppie, i'm listening
[07:17] <jamesm> where are you ?
[07:18] <GomoX> Tom47__: first you have to check if its supported at all
[07:18] <HalonChilled_> GomoX no I dont sorry hehe
[07:18] <deathguppie> "options snd-hda-intel enable=1 index=0 single_cmd=1 model=3stack"
[07:18] <tovella> jamesm: can't help. New York City.
[07:18] <GomoX> Google is your friend for that
[07:18] <deathguppie> there
[07:18] <Tom47__> i am unable to add a printer to xsane .... any ideas?
[07:18] <rococo> HalonChilled_: do you have a pastebin of your current sources.list file?
[07:18] <Molluck`> deathguppie, allright. how do i do that?
[07:18] <jamesm> what is your Number ?
[07:18] <Tom47__> gomox not an issue its running on linux just need some help with xsane as such
[07:18] <deathguppie> Molluck: I'm just trying to remember the correct file name.. hold on..
[07:18] <jamesm> PM me your number...you can ssh if need be
[07:18] <GomoX> Tom47__: well, i'm pretty sure it's not working if you can't add it in xsane
[07:18] <HalonChilled_> rococo: I can make one if you like its only 4 lines after Flannels etitations
[07:19] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: lol, not even photoshop can read it o.O
[07:19] <ed1t> where can i get ia32-libs?
[07:19] <rococo> HalonChilled_: just private-chat it to me then
[07:19] <Tom47__> gomox its working ... the issue is with xsane
[07:19] <ko12upt> :)
[07:19] <ed1t> i need libcrypto.so.0.9.7
[07:19] <HalonChilled_> rococo: ok 1 sec plz
[07:19] <Molluck`> deathguppie, /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base ?
[07:19] <ko12upt> i think it has to do with the animated part of it
[07:19] <GomoX> Tom47__: it's working as a printer
[07:19] <GomoX> it's not working as a scanner
[07:19] <kalias> Hi!  I have a real easy question for you linux gurus.
[07:19] <GomoX> then you have to check if the scanner in it is supported
[07:20] <ko12upt> im going to search the repos for rle see if they have a editor =)
[07:20] <GomoX> google for xsane $PRINTER_MODEL
[07:20] <GomoX> ko12upt: what's the issue with the rle file? PS should be able to deal with it
[07:20] <Tom47__> gomox i am using xsane quite happly with my scanner ... what i need is to get xsane to print
[07:20] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: oh I got some info... looks like the image is converted by some weird process
[07:20] <rococo> Tom47__: I thought xsane was for scanners and such
[07:20] <GomoX> wtf!!
[07:20] <cristhianNewbie> i need a c++ application like turbo c .. does any body know ?
[07:20] <deathguppie> Molluck: no.. you must pass the options on to the module at startup, but since alsa autoloads the module it needs to be done through alsa.. i'ts a .rc file.. I'm looking..
[07:20] <nergar> can i see what someone connected with ssh to my computer is doing?
[07:20] <GomoX> Tom47__: you mean you scanned something and you want to print it?
[07:20] <rococo> Tom47__: printers are handled by cups
[07:20] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: looks like the rle is the output of "ppmtolss16 '#d0d0d0=7' < splash.ppm > splash.rle" <- so it means the RLE is a file made from a PPM one :/
[07:20] <Molluck`> deathguppie, allright.  :)
[07:20] <Tom47__> rococo yes true enough but printers get involved when you want to emulate a photopier
[07:21] <ko12upt> yea gomox apt-get install ps?
[07:21] <rococo> Tom47__: I don't think you can handle the printer-side just from xsane, though. You need to have the printer in cups, at least
[07:21] <ko12upt> darkguy gomox said something about ps
[07:21] <Tom47__> gomox no i want to use the copy feature of xsane
[07:21] <kalias> How do you mount a disk that already has information on it?
[07:21] <ko12upt> dark thats crazy its converted
[07:21] <GomoX> Tom47__: can you print from any other app
[07:21] <GomoX> ?
[07:21] <cristhianNewbie> please help. need a c++ compiler. any suggestions ?
[07:21] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: yeah, already, looks like you'll have to "un-convert" it first before opening it
[07:21] <ztomic> for those whom are interested and of ripe age like me: Dragon's Lair works in Linux (http://www.daphne-emu.com)
[07:22] <ko12upt> aright
[07:22] <rococo> cristhianNewbie: g++
[07:22] <ko12upt> im going to try ps looks like it can handle this job
[07:22] <GomoX> cristhianNewbie: apt-get install build-essential kdevelop
[07:22] <Tom47__> rococo yes according to xsane you use the "copy" feature of xsane now in my case it wont et me add te p;rinter and i was hopin someone with xsane would care to take a looksee
[07:22] <GomoX> ko12upt: i mean photoshop
[07:22] <GomoX> you can't apt-get that
[07:22] <DARKGuy> if only it was possible... :P
[07:22] <ko12upt> you can make custom progress bars with it
[07:22] <GomoX> Tom47__: you have to set up the printer separately
[07:22] <cristhianNewbie> kdevelop works like turbo c?
[07:22] <GomoX> cristhianNewbie: meh, sortof
[07:23] <rococo> Tom47__: back to GomoX's question, can you print from anywhere else? You need to have a printer set up in System-->Administration-->Printing first
[07:23] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: nah, the progress bar is controlled by linux itself, you just provide two images, a background and the progress bar one
[07:23] <Tom47__> gomox i am trying to use the set up printer function in xsane ... have you looked?
[07:23] <ko12upt> gomox i did a search for rle and found a whole bunch of stuff ill make some custom probress bars
[07:23] <Samji> Is there any upgrades to Mono 2.4 on the Ubuntu respositories?
[07:23] <Samji> Thanks.
[07:23] <CptHowdy> how easy would it be to setup svr as network router for win boxes?
[07:23] <Tom47__> rococo i have a fully happily working network printer :)
[07:23] <cristhianNewbie> kdevelop sounds good for me.. thanks
[07:23] <ko12upt> dark guy this is gona be sweet
[07:23] <deathguppie> Molluck: hey.. I found a web page that might be just what you need..
[07:23] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: good luck :P
[07:23] <deathguppie> Molluck: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/92171
[07:23] <HalonChilled_> rococo:  did you get my PM?
[07:23] <nergar> can i see what someone connected with ssh to my computer is doing?
[07:24] <Molluck`> deathguppie, i just hope it's not the same webpage i went to last time haha
[07:24] <rococo> HalonChilled_: nope
[07:24] <GomoX> Tom47__: do you want to print to the networked printer?
[07:24] <cristhianNewbie> but i need to know the most standard c application.. i wanna make somethin as standard as posible
[07:24] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: if it helps, I found this tutorial (in spanish but you can use google to translate) it shows how to convert the image to rle so you can use it in a livecd : http://pulsar.unizar.es/gluz2/wiki/custom
[07:24] <GomoX> cristhianNewbie: standard is g++ and makefiles
[07:24] <HalonChilled_> ok ill send again
[07:24] <cristhianNewbie> ok trust u..
[07:24] <Tom47__> gomox yes
[07:24] <ko12upt> aw okay thanks darkguy
[07:25] <DARKGuy> ko12upt: welcome ^^
[07:25] <GomoX> Tom47__: and the problem is what, exaclty? xsane can't tell you have a printer?
[07:25] <Tom47__> gomox have you a scanner?
[07:25] <ztomic> anyone do an V4L?  Looking for a Firewire DV solution. Any suggestions?
[07:25] <cristhianNewbie> can i control ports from g++ .. just for makin sure
[07:25] <GomoX> Tom47__: i have a scanner but its unplugged right now and I can't start xsane without it, sadly
[07:26] <HalonChilled_> rococo: get it now?
[07:26] <Tom47__> gomox ok i suspect that whoever is to help me rob needs a connected scanner and xsane running to help sadly
[07:26] <GomoX> probably
[07:26] <GomoX> still you can describe your issue
[07:26] <HalonChilled_> ztomic: what card are you using?
[07:26] <rococo> HalonChilled_: not getting it at all. I opened a dialog window to you, though. post it in there
[07:27] <GomoX> printing is pretty standard in linux so if you have a working printer in cups and xsane can't print to it, then its probably either an xsane bug or weird misconfiguration
[07:27] <HalonChilled_> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ feisty main restricted universe multiverse
[07:27] <cristhianNewbie> any nice experience controlling ports from linux .. speak out
[07:27] <HalonChilled_> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ feisty-updates main restricted universe multiverse
[07:27] <HalonChilled_> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ feisty-security main restricted universe multiverse
[07:27] <HalonChilled_> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ feisty-backports main restricted universe multiverse
[07:27] <Tom47__> gomox the issue is i am unable within xsane to define a printer
[07:27] <Molluck`> deathguppie,  andzejek  said on 2007-04-25:
[07:27] <bob2> HalonChilled_: do not flood.
[07:27] <Tom47__> gomox when i am supposed o be able to
[07:27] <Molluck`> deathguppie, is that what i should do?
[07:27] <GomoX> Tom47__: you are not supposed to "define" a printer you should just pick one from a list
[07:27] <ztomic> HalonChilled_, Radeon 7000 with TV tuner and Radeon 7000 with Video input.
[07:27] <GomoX> HalonChilled_: use www.pastebin.ca and paste a link instead of pasting stuff onto the channel
[07:27] <Molluck`> step 1- install:
[07:27] <Molluck`> alsa-driver-1.0.14rc3
[07:27] <Molluck`> alsa-lib-1.0.14rc3
[07:27] <Molluck`> alsa-utils-1.0.14rc2
[07:27] <Molluck`> step 2-
[07:27] <Molluck`> sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[07:27] <Tom47__> gomox hmmm just lists 'new printer"
[07:27] <Molluck`> and at the bottom of your page you have to add:
[07:27] <deathguppie> Molluck: that is what I would try first
[07:28] <Molluck`> options snd-hda-intel model=auto
[07:28] <Molluck`> on my, a100-906 works fine :)
[07:28] <ztomic> HalonChilled_, Gatos aint servin my purpose
[07:28] <GomoX> can you upload a screenshot to imageshack?
[07:28] <Molluck`> sorry for that guys :(
[07:28] <HalonChilled_> sorry all
[07:28] <cristhianNewbie> any nice experience controlling ports under linux ?
[07:28] <Tom47__> gomox yep will try
[07:28] <HalonChilled_> ztomic 1 sec ill check
[07:28] <ztomic> HalonChilled_, What are you using?
[07:28] <deathguppie> Molluck: after that there are some kernel module peramiters that can be passed if that doesn't do it..
[07:28] <rococo> HalonChilled_: and which one is failing?
[07:29] <Molluck`> deathguppie, Okay i'll try to find the stuff and let you know if i run into any probs
[07:29] <PrimoTurbo> how do I figure out my hostname in ubuntu, is there a command?
[07:29] <GomoX> PrimoTurbo: take a guess
[07:29] <deathguppie> Molluck: hold try this real quick..
[07:29] <deathguppie> Molluck: open /etc/modutils/alsa-bas in  a text editor
[07:29] <OrTigaS> i installed RealPlayer10 but it doesn't open when i try
[07:29] <PrimoTurbo> trying to apply a tweak but I dont know my hostname
[07:30] <cristhianNewbie> any nice experience controlling ports under linux ?
[07:30] <deathguppie> you will have to sudo
[07:30] <PrimoTurbo> how do I check what it is?
[07:30] <GomoX> PrimoTurbo: take a guess at which command will tell you your hostname
[07:30] <Molluck`> deathguppie, it is a blank text document. did you mispell it?
[07:30] <AxE> can anyone suggest methods to improve mouse movement under VMWare? I have ubuntu 7.04 loaded up but it's all over the place. I have a usb.2.0 mouse
[07:30] <deathguppie> Molluck: I know
[07:30] <HalonChilled_> rococo heres the link http://www.pastebin.ca/504634
[07:30] <PrimoTurbo> i see now :p
[07:31] <PrimoTurbo> thnx
[07:31] <GomoX> :P
[07:31] <deathguppie> Molluck: paste this in options snd-hda-intel enable=1 index=0 single_cmd=1 model=3stack
[07:31] <GomoX> np
[07:31] <cristhianNewbie> nice software vmware. love u except for doesnt work with mandriva
[07:31] <NemesisD> where would one find a tape drive in ubuntu?
[07:31] <rococo> HalonChilled_: and which one is failing?
[07:31] <Molluck`> deathguppie, save?
[07:31] <ztomic> I just need to get analog video to DV for Kino.
[07:31] <ztomic> Using a Dishnetwork dvr
[07:31] <NemesisD> like if it was plugged in via a scsi card, where would one be able to find the drive in /dev or whatever?
[07:31] <deathguppie> Molluck: yes but write down the file name so that you can delete it later if it doesn't work.. OK??
[07:32] <cristhianNewbie> thanks pro..
[07:32] <Ayabara> does opera for ubuntu leak memory? it seems to use more and more memory the longer I leave it running.
[07:32] <Molluck`> deathguppie, yep. keeping track of everything you say
[07:32] <cristhianNewbie> thanks room\
[07:32] <HalonChilled_> rococo here are the errors http://www.pastebin.ca/504635
[07:32] <GomoX> Ayabara: close some windows
[07:32] <GomoX> :)
[07:32] <Tom47> gomox http://imageshack.us] [IMG] http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/7649/screenshot3tn4.png
[07:32] <tracy> hey,whats a good plugin for divx
[07:32] <deathguppie> Molluck: you will need to reboot to test it.. this passes those options to the snd-hda-intel modules specific to your soundcard..
[07:32] <Ayabara> GomoX: I have only one open :-)
[07:33] <deathguppie> I'll wait here..
[07:33] <ztomic> oh shoot! I gotta get to bed. Later yall.
[07:33] <GomoX> argh
[07:33] <Molluck`> deathguppie, allright.  i will be back in a jiffy!
[07:33] <deathguppie> k
[07:33] <tracy> im getting highly annoyed that i dont have the correct plugin and cant view videos, yet i KNOW ive downloaded a ton of them.. so whats divx compatible? for firefox.. on ubuntu..
[07:33] <tracy> please?
[07:33] <GomoX> Tom47: doesn't using those setting "just work"?
[07:33] <Tom47> gomox sorry http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/7649/screenshot3tn4.png
[07:34] <Tom47> gomox no
[07:34] <GomoX> hmmm
[07:34] <GomoX> i forgot how old xsane was
[07:34] <HalonChilled_> ztomic I would read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV_Feisty_hardware_list your card requires firmware updates
[07:34] <NemesisD> anyone? where do i look to see if this tape drive is recognized or not?
[07:35] <GomoX> it could work, cups provides with lpr
[07:35] <chuck`_> what's the difference between using a pipe and && to seperate commands in the terminal?  from what I can see, using a pipe executes the commands simultaneously, and && executes them in the order that they are typed from left to right. is this correct?
[07:35] <rococo> HalonChilled_: try added a line to sources.list under your security line that is identical except instead of "deb" at the beginning, it's "deb-src" and also try removing universe multiverse from both of those security lines (we can add them separately later)
[07:35] <GomoX> chuck`_: more like "what's the similarity"
[07:35] <GomoX> this && that means "do this and then (if this did not fail) do that"
[07:35] <GomoX> this | that means "run this and pipe the output of it to that"
[07:36] <HalonChilled_> rococo do i have to remove the univer multiverse i was told to add it from mythtv instructions
[07:36] <Molluck`> deathguppie, unsuccessful
[07:36] <Tom47> Gomox i get an error message Error During Save :Broken Pipe
[07:36] <DemisM> anyone have a gateway cx2620 and has gotten their pen to work?
[07:36] <chuck`_> GomoX : oh okay thanks for the laymen's version
[07:36] <deathguppie> Molluck: ok.. I thought it was worth a shot
[07:36] <Tom47> gomox its in the converting image stage
[07:36] <rococo> HalonChilled_: you were told to add it to security? or to all of them?
[07:36] <Molluck`> deathguppie, it was :)
[07:36] <GomoX> Tom47: on the GUI? you can try running xsane from the shell for more logging
[07:36] <HalonChilled_> all
[07:36] <Molluck`> deathguppie, should i follow that tutorial now?
[07:37] <GomoX> hmm
[07:37] <deathguppie> Molluck: ya
[07:37] <Tom47> gomox ok
[07:37] <OracleGD> Gay
[07:37] <Molluck`> deathguppie, everything is available via synaptics, right?
[07:37] <GomoX> if it's in the converting image you might be missing a conversion program
[07:37] <deathguppie> Molluck:It should be..
[07:37] <deathguppie> the web page again is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/92171
[07:37] <rococo> HalonChilled_: try adding deb-src first, and if that fails see if removing universe multiverse helps
[07:38] <HalonChilled_> rococo alright
[07:38] <rococo> HalonChilled_: that is, try adding an identical security line with deb-src instead of deb underneath  the actual security line
[07:38] <GomoX> chuck`_: np
[07:39] <Tom47> gomox isn't xsane an X gui app??
[07:39] <NemesisD> so none of you youngins know about tape drives?
[07:39] <SpeakerMania> Hey guys, when I download BitTorrent, should I get the DEB file of the RPM?
[07:39] <SpeakerMania> or*
[07:39] <deathguppie> SpeakerMania: the DEB
[07:39] <SpeakerMania> Thank
[07:39] <SpeakerMania> you
[07:39] <Molluck`> deathguppie, either i searched wrong, or it did not find what i was looking for.
[07:39] <deathguppie> hmm..
[07:39] <GomoX> Tom47: it is, what do you mean?
[07:40] <rococo> HalonChilled_: also, check and make sure you have bzip2 installed
[07:40] <deathguppie> did you try sudo apt-get install "package"
[07:40] <GomoX> SpeakerMania: you shouldn't download anything
[07:40] <ticky> i have burn a dvd from an ISO file (ubuntu DVD), and i want to check the integrity, any way to do it from the command line?
[07:40] <GomoX> Linux and in particular ubuntu doesn't work by "downloading programs"
[07:40] <GomoX> You install packages
[07:40] <GomoX> you use the package manager program to pick what you want to install and it does it for you
[07:40] <SpeakerMania> Why? It says conflicting files or something.
[07:40] <Molluck`> deathguppie, help?
[07:40] <Tom47> gomox comment was in contect of suggestion about getting more logging by running it in the shell
[07:41] <rococo> GomoX: not linux in general, just certain distros ;-)
[07:41] <GomoX> ticky: yes, sudo apt-get install k3b, startx
[07:41] <deathguppie> Molluck: what versions of those packages do you have installed?
[07:41] <KDan> how can I find out which program i have running on port 1935? Something is blocking that port and I don't know what
[07:41] <Molluck`> deathguppie, i don't know.
[07:41] <Molluck`> deathguppie, it didn't even find them in synaptics
[07:41] <GomoX> Tom47: i mean that you should start the program by opening up a shell and typing "xsane<enter>" on it
[07:41] <GomoX> GUI programs usually write debugging output to the shell
[07:41] <deathguppie> just use the first part of the names, without the numbers
[07:41] <GomoX> SpeakerMania: that's just the way it is
[07:41] <Tom47> gomox yes did that came up with gui
[07:42] <GomoX> Mostly because downloading stuff and clicking on it to install sucks
[07:42] <ticky> Gomox: but i want to chekc a DVD that i have already burned. will that work?
[07:42] <pmayer> am I able to change my screen resolution away from 640x480?
[07:42] <GomoX> ticky: mmm
[07:42] <sander> some can help-me with wine?
[07:42] <GomoX> ticky: i would use k3b to convert the burned DVD to an ISO image and then compare the 2 ISOs with sha1sum
[07:43] <GomoX> Tom47: now reproduce the error and read the shell to see if it writes more useful stuff there when the error occurs
[07:43] <tracy> is there another ubuntu help room?
[07:43] <rococo> KDan: "netstat aux|grep 1935" will do it
[07:43] <ticky> GomoX: what is startx ?
[07:43] <Tom47> hmmm gomox ok seems to be lpr Error - no default desination available
[07:43] <KDan> rococo: cheers
[07:43] <GomoX> Tom47: good
[07:43] <elekfs> i just want to say this is the best linux distro i've ever used, and great on my carpal tunnel!
[07:43] <Molluck`> deathguppie, are you looking?
[07:43] <sander> i've installed here, and is appearing this error: wine: glibc >= 2.3 without NPTL or TLS is not a supported combination.
[07:43] <sander> can someone help me?
[07:43] <KDan> rococo: doesn't return anything
[07:44] <k1gwb> elekfs: how is a distro great on carpal tunnel?
[07:44] <KDan> rococo: but if i telnet into port 1935, it responds
[07:44] <ports> hey
[07:44] <deathguppie> Molluck: you have a wine error??
[07:44] <ports> i have a BX/ubuntu question.... how do i get BX from displaying my username in the Real Name box?
[07:44] <niru> what is splashy called in ubuntu
[07:44] <GomoX> Tom47: we're on to something
[07:44] <elekfs> klos__: you must not of used slackware for 6 years
[07:44] <Molluck`> deathguppie, what do you mean?
[07:44] <sander> deathguppie: can you help me ?
[07:44] <pmayer> can somebody IM me, i'm new to ubuntu and and need some questions answered
[07:44] <elekfs> MUCH easier to configure
[07:44] <niru> I mean the bootsplash image that comes after when we are booting into the os
[07:44] <elekfs> and maintain
[07:44] <deathguppie> sander: maybe..
[07:44] <sander> deathguppie: my wine having problems
[07:44] <GomoX> Tom47: now try this: change "lpr" in the new printer dialog, to "lpr -P name-of-your-printer"
[07:44] <tracy> pmayer, good luck
[07:44] <HalonChilled_> rococo: removing the universe multive verse did it THANK YOU SO MUCH
[07:44] <Tom47> gomox ok :)
[07:44] <rococo> KDan: try "ps aux|grep 1935" if that returns nothing as well then maybe nothing is using that port
[07:44] <sander> deathguppie: this is the message
[07:45] <sander> deathguppie: wine: glibc >= 2.3 without NPTL or TLS is not a supported combination.
[07:45] <niru> what is splashy called in ubuntu
[07:45] <deathguppie> Molluck: sorry read wrong message..
[07:45] <KDan> rococo: but then how come it responds to telnet on that port?
[07:45] <GomoX> KDan: you whatn "sudo netstat -puant | grep tcp | grep 1935"
[07:45] <rococo> HalonChilled_: you're welcome. if you still want to have those, you can add another deb and deb-src line that's identical to the other security line except it has JUST universe multiverse and nothing else
[07:45] <GomoX> niru: we don't know
[07:45] <sander> deathguppie: It will most likely crash. Please upgrade to a glibc with NPTL support
[07:45] <rococo> KDan: responding to telnet just means the port is open
[07:45] <deathguppie> sander: it means wine needs NTPL
[07:45] <GomoX> but there is a chance it's called splasy
[07:45] <pmayer> Am I able to change the screen res from 640x480?
[07:45] <KDan> aha!
[07:45] <sander> deathguppie: where i can find this ntpl ?
[07:46] <KDan> some java process
[07:46] <rococo> KDan: oh wait, I think I'm wrong
[07:46] <KDan> i think i know what it might be
[07:46] <KDan> rococo: GomoX's version worked :-)
[07:46] <KDan> thank you GomoX
[07:46] <deathguppie> sander: it actually has to do with treading..
[07:46] <GomoX> no problem
[07:46] <deathguppie> threading..
[07:46] <HalonChilled_> rococo: i will try that and see if i get errors othereise ill go back to the old one =P
[07:46] <deathguppie> sander: it has to to with thread handling in glibc..
[07:46] <PrimoTurbo> I want to switch from generic to 386 kernel, how do I do it?
[07:47] <rococo> KDan: argh, forgot the sudo. You win again, GomoX! :-)
[07:47] <deathguppie> sander:glibc must be built with ntpl
[07:47] <GomoX> pmayer: you can but if you are stuck at that resolution there is a chance your video card sucks
[07:47] <PrimoTurbo> do i just start Synaptic and find linux-image for 386?
[07:47] <GomoX> pmayer: and therefore it might not be easy
[07:47] <GomoX> PrimoTurbo: pretty much
[07:47] <PrimoTurbo> will it do everything else automaticlaly?
[07:47] <sander> thanks
[07:47] <GomoX> PrimoTurbo: it's called automagically
[07:47] <GomoX> :P
[07:48] <deathguppie> Molluck:I must admit I actually come from building my own linux from scratch or using source based.. so this is a problem I would have to dig into to solve, it seems there is an issue with kernel version and alsa-libs..
[07:48] <pmayer> aye, i'm stuck and waiting for my new video card to get in...
[07:48] <GomoX> pmayer: there are many things you can try in order to fix it, but if you have a new card coming then the easy way is waiting
[07:48] <Molluck`> deathguppie, well i am reading and have found the 3 files i need. i will continue where i left off. thanks for all of your help thus far
[07:48] <GomoX> Tom47__: any progress?
[07:49] <deathguppie> Molluck: you need a newer version of alsa.. .. oh.. ya ok :)
[07:49] <Tom47> gomox just about there .... am competing for printer access now :)
[07:49] <GomoX> Tom47: cool :)
[07:50] <HalonChilled_> rococo: both are working thanks a bunch again, just for my clarification why did 'apt-get update like it' (if someone else has the same problem id be able to answer it)
[07:50] <pmayer> gomox: =( thanks
[07:50] <bezao> how do i make an alias? like i type 'adsl' at terminal and it run a command 'pon adsl-provider'
[07:50] <GomoX> pmayer: there is a chance the easy way to make your new card work is reinstalling ubuntu
[07:51] <GomoX> pmayer: i remember seeing a bug somewhere saying that ubuntu won't recognize a new video card
[07:51] <rococo> HalonChilled_: I'm pretty sure it's because the security updates from the ubuntu team are kept separate from anywhere else (I've never even seen security updates from universe and multiverse, actually, so there may be no such thing)
[07:51] <rococo> HalonChilled_: to be honest, I haven't really looked into it that deeply
[07:51] <GomoX> pmayer: but being that you are stuck at 640x480 i am pretty sure you haven't installed too long ago
[07:51] <HalonChilled_> rococo: ok thanks again ill let you get on to more important things
[07:52] <GomoX> bezao: you write a script or you add an alias to your bash config
[07:52] <bezao> GomoX: how can i add a line to bashconfig?
[07:52] <Gumby> pmayer, GomoX: if you want to setup a video card after you have changed to a new one try running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[07:52] <rococo> bezao: check out the file /home/<user>/.bashrc
[07:53] <josue><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[07:53] <GomoX> Gumby: yep, that should work, but i assume our friend is a scared of the command line therefore reinstalling might do the trick
[07:53] <rococo> bezao: (it's a txt file)
[07:53] <rococo> bezao: (rather, a text file, without my typos)
[07:53] <Gumby> GomoX: one simple command line command is quite a bit easier than a reinstall
[07:53] <GomoX> HalonChilled_: the reason universe and multiverse don't have security updates is because they are rapidly changing
[07:53] <GomoX> Gumby: never said it wasn't
[07:53] <Gumby> GomoX: no need to drive a thumbtack in with a sledgehammer
[07:54] <GomoX> Although installing ubuntu is pretty painless you pretty much sit there and wait
[07:54] <pmayer> GomoX: yeah, I just installed it uh... 2 hours ago. Thought I would try it on the new comp. So right now I'm just using my onboard video card until I get the actual card in.
[07:54] <rococo> GomoX: I figured that was the case, but I was afraid to say there were NO security updates in uni/multi without actually checking
[07:54] <HalonChilled_> GomoX good to know nexttime someone has a problem I can share the love =P
[07:54] <bezao> rococo:  like these? # adsl on
[07:54] <bezao> alias adsl-on='sudo pon adsl-provider'
[07:54] <bezao> # adsl off
[07:54] <bezao> alias adsl-off='sudo poff'
[07:54] <GomoX> HalonChilled_: it's the same in debian for the testing version, there is much discussion on that on the net, you can just googl
[07:54] <GomoX> e
[07:55] <Tom47> gomox well progress of a sort .... scans ok , converts ok, sends stuff to printer ok, nothing happens other then printerblinkenlitz
[07:55] <Tom47> than stops
[07:55] <Tom47> as if its done
[07:55] <GomoX> does other stuff print ok?
[07:55] <Tom47> yes
[07:55] <GomoX> check the printer queue to see if its stuck
[07:55] <CaptainMorgan> !guide
[07:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about guide - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:55] <rococo> bezao: that should do it
[07:55] <bezao> rococo ok thanks:)
[07:56] <rococo> bezao: it will work on the next shell you open (so it won't work in your current one)
[07:56] <Geoffrey2> Ubuntu comes with some application to create ram disks?
[07:56] <Tom47> gomox it runs through that ok and sends its output to printer the printer blinks clunks away (its a laser) thn sounds sops lights stop blining and it sys ready again ... no output and queus empty
[07:56] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: what do you want a ramdisk for?
[07:56] <GomoX> hmm
[07:57] <GomoX> well I have to run now but what you have to do is figure out how to print with lpr
[07:57] <Tom47> mayhap that lpr command is not quite right
[07:57] <CaptainMorgan> anyone have a server running with 7.04 ?
[07:57] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: every linux does
[07:57] <Tom47> gomox thank you
[07:57] <CaptainMorgan> looking for docs pertaining to this
[07:57] <Tom47> gomox great help to get this far
[07:57] <CaptainMorgan> ubuntu.com has some docs, but I can't find any server related
[07:58] <Geoffrey2> GomoX, I have a file that needs to be mounted to a floppy...this laptop doesn't have a floppy drive...was hoping to find something that would at least emulate a floppy disk, first thought was a small ram disk formatted as a floppy
[07:58] <GomoX> Tom47: no problem, shouldn't be too bad from now on, you can try #cups or even #debian (but don't tell them you are running ubuntu!)
[07:58] <rococo> CaptainMorgan: you just looking for a general guide?
[07:58] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: i'm not sure i am following
[07:58] <CaptainMorgan> yep, either official or non, rococo
[07:58] <GenNMX> 6c/quitr
[07:58] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: ya it can be done.. I'll find a page.. hold on..
[07:58] <caesar_> is there a way I can have the taskbars for every window on my cube on the taskbar, regardless of the face I'm on?
[07:58] <CaptainMorgan> !server
[07:58] <ubotu> Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server-specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is 6.06. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/ - The #ubuntu-server channel provides specific support
[07:59] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: i don't think a ramdisk will fix that
[07:59] <rococo> CaptainMorgan: I was about to do that for you ;-)
[07:59] <GomoX> caesar_: there is a setup option for that but i don't think the builtin "desktop effects" has it, install beryl instead
[07:59] <CaptainMorgan> rococo,  I am not running 7.04 Server Edition...
[07:59] <CaptainMorgan> though
[07:59] <ed1t> right now i connected to my backup server by webdav address:port, how do i make it connect automatically?
[07:59] <caesar_> GomoX: I'm using Beryl. Now what do I do?
[07:59] <Geoffrey2> if someone has a better solution, I'd love to hear it
[08:00] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: it's long.. if you want to do it all the info is here.. http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_build_a_LiveCD_from_scratch
[08:00] <niru> if I install usplash how to see the changes
[08:00] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: explain the situation better
[08:00] <CaptainMorgan> rococo, maybe Ill try using 6.10's at https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/serverguide/C/index.html
[08:00] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: all of the same apps and info apply to ubuntu as well..
[08:00] <rococo> CapriSkye: there's this http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/index.html but I think it pertains more to using ubuntu as a server than ubuntu server itself
[08:00] <CaptainMorgan> rococo, that a good idea?
[08:00] <GomoX> caesar_: use the beryl settings manager
[08:00] <rococo> CaptainMorgan: jeez,  great minds think alike
[08:01] <GomoX> and find the appropriate setup option, it's buried there somewhere
[08:01] <Geoffrey2> oh..no..no...lemme try this one again.....I'm downloading a file that's an image file that will need to be "burned" to a floppy, kind of like burning an ISO to a CD.....
[08:01] <rococo> CaptainMorgan: out of curiosity, why 6.10? I actually recommend 7.04 - it's very stable
[08:01] <CaptainMorgan> well, rococo if it works Ill make a recommendation for it to be listed among 7.04
[08:01] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: you mean like a floppy ".img"?
[08:01] <Geoffrey2> GomoX, yep
[08:01] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: you can mount those with plain "mount", you have to use "-o loop" as an option
[08:01] <ongardie> Geoffrey2: i just wandered in here, but how about dd if=/path/to/image.img of=/dev/fd0
[08:01] <CaptainMorgan> rococo, no, I am running 7.04 - but there is no server guide listed for 7.04 - only 6.10
[08:01] <caesar_> GomoX Well, I've looked.  That's why I admitted I was lost and got directions. I'll keep looking. But if you know any details, that's be fantastic
[08:02] <CaptainMorgan> rococo, unless you can find it...  I didn't think about asking the beryl folks
[08:04] <ongardie> GomoX: gotcha, sorry (re: not burning the img)
[08:04] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: you will need sudo for that mount command, though
[08:04] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: so you do have a floppy drive??.. I thought you didn't??
[08:04] <rococo> CaptainMorgan: there might not be a guide for 7.04 server yet
[08:04] <CaptainMorgan> rococo, I will appy 6.10's... wish me luck :)
[08:04] <rococo> CaptainMorgan: good luck!
[08:04] <zbrown> ls
[08:04] <GomoX> CaptainMorgan: why not use 6.x as a server instead of feisty?
[08:04] <zbrown> woops
[08:05] <GomoX> zbrown: happens to the best of us
[08:05] <CaptainMorgan> GomoX, too late now.. I have already upgraded...
[08:05] <zbrown> GomoX: sadly :(
[08:05] <GomoX> CaptainMorgan: heh
[08:05] <deathguppie> ongardie: dd won't tag the floppy as bootable..
[08:05] <rococo> from what I've heard, the upgrade is worth it anyway
[08:05] <homanj> hi, i want to use terminal apps (irssi, mutt, finch) over screen via ssh. though when i "ssh user@host screen" i get "Must be connected to a terminal". what can i do to fix this?
[08:05] <Geoffrey2> deathguppie, I don't...and I really don't want to put it on a CD...just get access to the files inside the .img
[08:05] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: have you tried the command I gave you?
[08:05] <zOrK> my ubuntu 7.04 doesn't turn off when I request it, what should I do
[08:06] <zOrK> I think this is a common issue
[08:06] <Geoffrey2> GomoX, just about to try that
[08:06] <zOrK> it says
[08:06] <zOrK> system halted
[08:06] <zbrown> homanj: what you want to do is setup a script in your .bashrc that reconnects to screens when you disconnect
[08:06] <GomoX> zOrK: what kind of computer do you have?
[08:06] <zbrown> !pastebin
[08:06] <ongardie> deathguppie: i made a bootable floppy that way 2 days ago...
[08:06] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:06] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: ha.. mount -t iso /path/to/image /mnt/myimage.. replace myimage with an actual mount point
[08:06] <homanj> zbrown: any links/tutorials for me to reference?
[08:06] <zOrK> GomoX, regular PC
[08:06] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: ha.. mount -o loop -t iso /path/to/image /mnt/myimage.. replace myimage with an actual mount point
[08:06] <GomoX> zOrK: how old?
[08:07] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: corrected
[08:07] <zOrK> GomoX,  athlon xp 1.1
[08:07] <GomoX> zOrK: weird, should work
[08:07] <GomoX> you just installed?
[08:07] <zbrown> homanj: here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/22109/
[08:07] <zOrK> 256 ram
[08:07] <zOrK> GomoX,  yep
[08:07] <zbrown> homanj: put that in your .bash_profile
[08:07] <zOrK> GomoX,  any solution for this problem?
[08:07] <GomoX> zOrK: hmm pressing the button for starters
[08:07] <zbrown> then when you close the window that has the ssh, the screen just detaches and when you log back in to the ssh, it reattaches the screen
[08:07] <homanj> zbrown: thanks.
[08:07] <lxuser_> server irc.efnet.pl
[08:07] <zbrown> homanj: i use it on my own shell account
[08:08] <GomoX> zOrK: as far as a real solution it's hard to say, it certainly can be fixed but it might be tricky
[08:08] <zOrK> GomoX,  just say it please
[08:08] <GomoX> zOrK: i don't know it
[08:08] <GomoX> but google is your friend, try "linux halt problem MODEL_OF_YOUR_MOTHERBOARD"
[08:08] <GomoX> it might be a know issue
[08:09] <homanj> zbrown: i currently do not have a .bash_profile, only a .profile. should i create a .bash_profile?
[08:09] <GomoX> homanj: no
[08:09] <zbrown> homanj: type "echo $SHELL"
[08:09] <zbrown> and tell me what it says
[08:09] <GomoX> homanj: use .profile
[08:09] <GomoX> zbrown: ubuntu doesn't create a bash_profile, that's a debianism
[08:09] <zbrown> GomoX: hmm i see, guess thats the debian thing
[08:09] <blind> How can I switch my default sound drivers to OSS rather than ALSA ?
[08:10] <deathguppie> yes but you can still use .bashrc
[08:10] <homanj> zbrown: /bin/bash
[08:10] <GomoX> zbrown: .profile is what you want
[08:10] <zbrown> homanj: well use .profile
[08:10] <homanj> zbrown: GomoX: thanks
[08:10] <homanj> yay, a consenus
[08:10] <caesar_> GomoX I fixed the problem thanks to your advice. Thank you. Accidentally found a solution, and was told a better one
[08:10] <caesar_> it works now
[08:10] <belfegor> hello what is the comand for switching my keybord to us layout?
[08:10] <GomoX> caesar_: what was the problem again? :P
[08:11] <deathguppie> ubuntu uses .profile intead of .bashrc.. how retarded..
[08:11] <GomoX> caesar_: oh I remembered
[08:11] <GomoX> great :)
[08:11] <GomoX> deathguppie: it doesn't
[08:11] <GomoX> .bashrc is .bashrc
[08:11] <caesar_> Either: change the taskbar settings to "show windows from all workstations" or change the beryl settings to multiple workstations (instead of just 1)
[08:11] <GomoX> and it's not bash_profile which is replaced by .profile
[08:11] <caesar_> the first one, I should smack myself over
[08:11] <deathguppie> ok.. I read the file .. makes sense now..
[08:14] <Geoffrey2> it's telling me iso is an unknown filesystem type
[08:14] <eshaase> my FS is getting full, any files i can remove safely?
[08:14] <spinexorz> hello, i need to compile a piece of software with a provided patch, how do i go about doing that?
[08:14] <Frogzoo> blind: sys -> -> volume control -> file -> change device: but I would recommend you stick with alsa (for multiple sources)
[08:15] <eshaase> tmp doesn't seem to have anythign large in it
[08:15] <spinexorz> the patch is .patch
[08:15] <Frogzoo> !compile > spinexorz
[08:15] <blind> Frogzoo: I'm not using gnome.
[08:15] <Tomcat_> eshaase: sudo apt-get clean
[08:15] <GomoX> eshaase: delete stuff from /home
[08:15] <Zylstra> Hello, anyone online?
[08:15] <GomoX> eshaase: and uninstall unwanted packages
[08:15] <GomoX> Zylstra: nopre
[08:15] <Tomcat_> eshaase: You can empty the trash or delete ~/.thumbnails
[08:15] <Frogzoo> blind: ah, I do
[08:16] <Tomcat_> eshaase: There's also a program that will show you where your disk space is used mostly.
[08:16] <mike01> whats a good widget program?
[08:16] <mike01> for weather and stuff
[08:16] <Lynx-> Does anybody know why Firefox @ Ubuntu comsumes so much CPU while rendering some web-pages? A single site with ~30 medium-size images loads CPU (3.066GHz) up to 40% for 1s. Same on Windows is rendered with almost zero CPU usage.
[08:16] <Frogzoo> Tomcat_: eshaase filelight
[08:16] <spinexorz> IDK ive never come across a situation in wich ive had to compile "with" a patch
[08:16] <Zylstra> I am having a problem with connecting my Macintosh to a Windows Bridged network, but I am not using Linux. Where can I find support?
[08:16] <GomoX> Tomcat_: i think xdiskusage will do that but there are probably nicer options
[08:16] <GomoX> Zylstra: #windows
[08:16] <Zylstra> Thanks
[08:16] <GomoX> or #network or #networking, can't remeber
[08:16] <Tomcat_> GomoX: I was thinking of baobab...
[08:17] <GomoX> Lynx-: ubuntu sucks :'(
[08:17] <Lynx-> that's not an argument
[08:17] <r4nge> anyone want to try and replicate an unintentional "fork bomb like bug" i think i've found in ubuntu, i can replicate every time
[08:17] <GomoX> r4nge: a fork bomb is a fork bomb, it's not a bug
[08:17] <Lynx-> u see, q3 runs on ubuntu at 90 fps, while at 50 on Windows. Hence Windows sucks?
[08:17] <Frogzoo> Lynx-: it might be related to caching - I cache to ramdisk & don't have issues
[08:18] <GomoX> Lynx-: windows sucked well before that
[08:18] <belfegor>  how can i change my my keyboard to permament us layout?
[08:18] <r4nge> GomoX, well it's not a fork bomb in the traditional sense
[08:18] <Lynx-> ok, i'll try to increase the size of memory cache
[08:18] <r4nge> it results from a combination of things
[08:18] <Frogzoo> belfegor: sys -> prefs -> keyboard
[08:18] <r4nge> in gnome using terminal window
[08:18] <blind> gnome-volume-manager doesn't open for some reason. im not using gnome, but still used to use it to control things, but now it won't run. anyone have a clue why?
[08:19] <eshaase> Tomcat_: whats the program called?
[08:19] <eshaase> Tomcat_: that shows your harddrive usage, etc.
[08:19] <GomoX> blind: run it from a shell and it will tell you what's wrong
[08:19] <blind> GomoX: it doesn't echo anything.
[08:19] <GomoX> r4nge: then what is it?
[08:19] <GomoX> blind: then try ps ax | grep gnome and see if it's there
[08:20] <GomoX> Gnome or KDE programs can fail to start if stale processes are around
[08:20] <pschulz01> Is there anything special to do when adding service files to '/etc/event.d'?
[08:20] <blind> GomoX: it says it's running..
[08:20] <belfegor> ok thanks Frogzoo
[08:20] <GomoX> blind: then kill it and then run it again
[08:20] <r4nge> enter a command into terminal window, term window freezes, x out of term window, restart term window and enter command again...  terminal windows pop up at an amazing rate non stop
[08:20] <blind> GomoX: just did. didn't run
[08:20] <pschulz01> I have added a file, but it's isn't displayed when I do a 'initctl list'
[08:20] <GomoX> r4nge: wtf
[08:20] <Geoffrey2> deathguppie, I tried the sudo command you listed, I'm getting a message that iso is an unknown filesystem type
[08:20] <GomoX> r4nge: please describe
[08:21] <Zylstra> I have another question
[08:21] <r4nge> one sec, i'll post url to my report
[08:21] <GomoX> r4nge: ok
[08:21] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: hold on
[08:21] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: remove the -t iso part
[08:21] <r4nge> GomoX, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/116351
[08:21] <Zylstra> How well does the newest version of Ubuntu work on a Mac 266MHz G3 128MB RAM?
[08:21] <r4nge> GomoX, at least for me it happens every time and i have to hard reboot
[08:21] <GomoX> Zylstra: bad
[08:22] <Zylstra> (My mac is a bit sucky... it doesnt seem to like Internet)
[08:22] <Molluck> deathguppie, i was unable to meet any kind of success.
[08:22] <Zylstra> darn
[08:22] <Molluck> deathguppie, it seems as if i will have to follow the forum page until somebody else is lucky enough to get it working.
[08:22] <belfegor> i have a problem with xchat irc...i dont see the user like the windows mirc in the right ,it only a button
[08:22] <GomoX> r4nge: well that looks bad
[08:22] <belfegor> how can i chnage it?
[08:22] <r4nge> did you try?
[08:22] <deathguppie> Molluck: All I understand is that there is a Problem with the driver and the kernel version..
[08:23] <GomoX> r4nge: still the cursor standing there doesn't mean its frozen, it means it's chunking data, you are grepping from / man
[08:23] <Madpilot> belfegor, XChat, or xchat-gnome? they're different programs
[08:23] <belfegor> xchat gnome
[08:23] <deathguppie> Molluck: it seems to have worked in previous versions..
[08:23] <r4nge> GomoX, nevertheless, Xing out of window and doing it again shouldnt spawn endless term windows
[08:23] <GomoX> r4nge: certainly
[08:23] <Zylstra> Well, thanks anyways. (Ill just be doomed with having a mac, maybe I will get it connected through the bridge)
[08:23] <Molluck> deathguppie, i'm sure it makes more sense to you
[08:23] <Madpilot> belfegor, I don't think you can stop xchat-gnome from being useless. I'd recommend switching to the regular xchat
[08:23] <GomoX> r4nge: well, the bug is filed, now go take a nap and wait for someone to fix it :D
[08:23] <r4nge> GomoX, yeah i figured it was just searching away but i got impatient the first time and it resulted in this
[08:24] <belfegor> and how i switch it?
[08:24] <belfegor> when i install i want to instal xchat regular
[08:24] <GomoX> r4nge: bugs are found in non tested situatios
[08:24] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: ok.. my bad.. it's -t iso9660
[08:24] <GomoX> r4nge: no one tests what happens when you grep from / :D
[08:24] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: man is your friend..
[08:24] <jbrown> hey doesnt the new ubuntu release come out today?
[08:25] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: I mean the command.. man mount..
[08:25] <deathguppie> heh..
[08:25] <belfegor> couse i think i installed bouth
[08:25] <Geoffrey2> ok, got it..thanks :)
[08:25] <Madpilot> belfegor, look thru Add/Remove or Synaptic, look for xchat instead of xchat-gnome
[08:25] <GomoX> when I was an intern at google they had to rollback an entire week of work when some user discovered a bug that was triggered when using addresses on domains other than google.com (the only domain used for testing!)
[08:25] <belfegor> ok i will thanks
[08:25] <Madpilot> jbrown, um, no. It came out last month.
[08:25] <GomoX> :/
[08:25] <GomoX> Geoffrey2: remove the -t iso part
[08:25] <Tarkus> hey, anyone use banshee?? im trying to figure out how to get a menu where i can select the artist, kinda like this guy has it on the left. http://static.flickr.com/84/221362196_0a7d988658_o.png
[08:26] <GomoX> iso9660 is not what's on a floppy disk
[08:26] <jbrown> gomox where'd you do your undergrad?
[08:26] <Geoffrey2> GomoX, I removed it...mounted fine, thanks :)
[08:27] <ingo_> .
[08:27] <GomoX> jbrown: still doing it, University of Buenos Aires in Argentina
[08:27] <GomoX> jbrown: thought it's a 7 year long undergrad
[08:27] <jbrown> oh cool
[08:27] <GomoX> :/
[08:28] <jbrown> how'd you go about interning at google?
[08:28] <jbrown> comp sci major?
[08:28] <GomoX> comp sci everything
[08:28] <GomoX> no major/minor thin around here :P
[08:28] <jbrown> wheee
[08:28] <jbrown> cool
[08:28] <deathguppie> Geoffrey2: if that doesn't work try other mount options.. like -t vfat..
[08:28] <GomoX> i wasn't really an intern though I worked there for 3 months which is the lenght of an internship
[08:28] <jbrown> i thought about applying at google to intern
[08:28] <jbrown> how was it?
[08:29] <Madpilot> GomoX, jbrown - could you take the non-support chat to #ubuntu-offtopic or PM, please?
[08:29] <jbrown> :(
[08:29] <GomoX> Hmm /me wonders if Madpilot is an op or not
[08:29] <GomoX> jbrown: anyway, in short, it was pretty cool
[08:29] <jbrown> why only 3 months?
[08:30] <GomoX> jbrown: had to come back to school when the summer ended
[08:30] <GomoX> http://www.flickr.com/photos/gomox/sets/72157594437281109/ <- pictures from california stay, there are some at google
[08:30] <tritium> GomoX: take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:31] <GomoX> ok ok
[08:31] <GomoX> no need for angry faces, no one is asking anythign atm
[08:31] <jbrown> i know right
[08:32] <Tarkus> hey, anyone use banshee?? im trying to figure out how to get a menu where i can select the artist, kinda like this guy has it on the left. http://static.flickr.com/84/221362196_0a7d988658_o.png
[08:33] <gregshallard> How would I go about doing a remote install of ubuntu?
[08:34] <jbrown> Tarkus: is that ubuntu?
[08:34] <ompaul> !install | gregshallard
[08:34] <ubotu> gregshallard: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - See also !automate
[08:34] <Tarkus> jbrown, i dont think so
[08:34] <GomoX> Tarkus: you should try amarok
[08:35] <Chetwin> !pidgin
[08:35] <ubotu> pidgin is the new name for Gaim forced by AOL's legal dept. It wasn't released in time for Feisty. Expect it in gutsy. See http://www.pidgin.im/index.php for more info.
[08:35] <GomoX> Tarkus: honestly, nothing comes even close
[08:36] <Tarkus> GomoX, i have tried, dont like it much. i like songbird the best of all. but it cant minimize to tray yet. so i dont use it
[08:37] <Chetwin> Anyone get pidgin in fiesty yet???
[08:37] <Tarkus> Cheetah, yes
[08:37] <Tarkus> Chetwin, yes
[08:37] <Chetwin> Where from?
[08:37] <Tarkus> gutsy's repository
[08:38] <Chetwin> And 2nd question, were you able to remove gaim?  cuz it gave me an error
[08:38] <Chetwin> I can't get the standalone deb?
[08:38] <guest`> will ubuntu install on a MAC ?
[08:38] <Tarkus> hmm, when i installed it, gaim was automatically replace with pidgin
[08:38] <guest`> or PPC
[08:38] <guest`> ;-)
[08:40] <gregshallard> what  command do I use in commandline to edit text files?
[08:40] <GomoX> gregshallard: nano
[08:40] <Chetwin> Success!  http://www.getdeb.net/release.php?id=817
[08:40] <gregshallard> thanks
[08:41] <gregshallard> thanks.
[08:44] <OmegaNine> Have an issue with Samba on 7.04.  When I try to access a shared folder on my Ubuntu it gives me a username/password loging windows, but none of my usernames/passwords are working.  Any ideas?
[08:46] <GomoX> OmegaNine: you need to set security=share on smb.conf
[08:46] <GomoX> OmegaNine: default setting seems to be security=user which sucks
[08:47] <GomoX> it is more secure, though, but who cares, it's a smb share
[08:47] <gregshallard> whats the command to find out my ip?
[08:47] <OmegaNine> Yeah, and its just a folder full of Anime :-P
[08:47] <rausb0> gregshallard: ifconfig
[08:47] <OmegaNine> ifconfig
[08:48] <gregshallard> thanks
[08:48] <momoru> How do I stop ubuntu from using the CD's title when it automatically creates the directory to mount the CDROM to?
[08:49] <momoru> For instance, when I mount the Ubuntu install CD, it mounts it to /media/Ubuntu_7.04_i386 instead of /media/cdrom0
[08:50] <momoru> Which really makes apt-get angry when it tries to install dependencies from the CD.
[08:50] <OmegaNine> hehe
[08:50] <OmegaNine> Thats weird, never seen that...What ver of ubuntu you using?
[08:50] <momoru> Feisty.
[08:51] <GomoX> momoru: looks like a bug
[08:51] <qiyong> what is the ubuntu server fs mount layout?
[08:51] <GomoX> momoru: file it
[08:52] <momoru> Who do I file it with?
[08:52] <Madpilot> momoru, launchpad.net
[08:53] <momoru> Ok.  I may do that later.
[08:53] <OmegaNine> momoru, did you upgrade form Edgy?
[08:53] <qiyong> partition layout
[08:55] <momoru> Installed using the alternative installation CD
[08:56] <godtvisken> Does anyone know how I could record audio from my webcam? I can't seem to select the device in audacity..
[08:56] <hylje> does ubuntu have bluetooth support?
[08:58] <rausb0> !bluetooth
[08:58] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[09:02] <TakeOut{u}> !broadcom
[09:02] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[09:02] <paolo_>  hi. look at this question (multicast routing) . Thnks for any help.     http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=555983
[09:05] <bain> paolo_: is that your question ?
[09:06] <paolo_> bain yes
[09:07] <avis> how do i set the console to 1024x768 resolution at 16 bits ?  i still boot straight into gnome
[09:07] <bain> paolo_: look at http://www.videolan.org/
[09:07] <paolo_> bain already done
[09:07] <Odo> Hi, I hope that i can ask some quastions here right?
[09:07] <bain> Odo: go right ahead :)
[09:08] <paolo_> bain I need more precise infos
[09:08] <bain> paolo_: then go read the website ?
[09:08] <kraut> moin
[09:08] <paolo_> bain already done
[09:11] <OmegaNine> IDK what the =share should do, but it was sitting giving me crap, had to run smbpasswd -a and add a user.  But thanks for the help.
[09:11] <CaptainMorgan> !cgi-bin
[09:11] <bain> paolo_: http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/streaming-howto-en.html
[09:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about cgi-bin - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:11] <bain> ??
[09:11] <godtvisken> Does anyone know how I could record audio from my webcam? I can't seem to select the device in audacity..
[09:11] <CaptainMorgan> where is the cgi-bin located for apache and www ? having a bitch of time finding it...
[09:11] <CaptainMorgan> found one in /usr/lib/cups ... probably not the one I need
[09:11] <jose> need some help here , i just download the ubuntu studio and want to upgrade my current ubuntu 7.04 , i just mount the image , what is the next step?
[09:11] <paolo_> bain: already DONE!
[09:11] <paolo_> bain: did you read carefully my question?
[09:11] <bain> paolo_: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Multicast-HOWTO.html
[09:11] <mnguyen> CaptainMorgan, you'll probably need to modify your httpd.conf
[09:11] <CaptainMorgan> mnguyen, my httpd.conf is empty
[09:11] <bain> paolo_: do you REALLY need to ROUTE multicast ?
[09:11] <paolo_> bain: :)
[09:11] <Odo> I have newer just ubuntu or any linux distro. And I'm not a computer wizzard. My quastion is, do i need to know any computer language or any script language to use this OS?
[09:11] <TakeOut{u}> no
[09:11] <Madpilot> Odo, not at all
[09:11] <Peps> I spent some hours getting the wireless to wotk in a new dell d820. The instruction on the web are almost right. is there a good place to add my corrections?
[09:11] <bain> paolo_: if you only want to stream on a local LAN an not over any routing device there is no need for pimd etc etc .. just install the multicast streaming server and install the client on the machines ..
[09:12] <mnguyen> CapriSkye, apache2.conf
[09:12] <mnguyen> euur
[09:12] <mnguyen> CaptainMorgan, apache2.conf
[09:12] <TakeOut{u}> if you see the same issue in any of the ubuntu forums, it would be nice to sign up Peps, or if there isn't this issue in the forums, write your guide with the corrections
[09:12] <paolo_> bain: I repeat: read CAREFULLY the question
[09:12] <mnguyen> man... i love/hate ubuntu
[09:12] <mnguyen> i just switched from debian lenny
[09:12] <bain> paolo_: and there is no such thing as multicast flooding ... do YOU understand what multicast is ?
[09:12] <CaptainMorgan> mnguyen, according to my backup apache2/sites-enabled/default file.. I have it listed within /usr/lib, when I check /usr/lib there is no cgi-bin... the backup file is from 6.10 and I configuring 7.03
[09:12] <CaptainMorgan> 7.04
[09:13] <Peps> well, some people had no problems with the same machine, some do with the same chip on other machine ...
[09:13] <mnguyen> CaptainMorgan, to be honest, i haven't played with ubuntu enough... i just installed it a few hours ago
[09:15] <godtvisken> Does anyone know how I could record audio from my webcam? I can't seem to select the device in audacity..
[09:19] <CaptainMorgan> thought it might be in /usr/share/apache2 , but nope
[09:29] <Slart> godtvisken: if your webcam is supported it should turn up as a audio device.. but webcams are tricky in linux
[09:31] <godtvisken> Slart: well, it works in ekiga, and the mic works in skype..
[09:32] <Slart> godtvisken: oh.. then it should work alright... hang on.. let me check something
[09:32] <kludge> hi im trying to install eggdrop and when i make config i get: make: *** No rule to make target `config'.  Stop.
[09:32] <kludge> can anyone help me pls??
[09:35] <hilts50> I want to make a bootable image of my ubuntu install.  It is installed on a Macbook pro and I have it in target disk mode connected to another macbook pro running OS X.  Anyone know how I should go about doing this?
[09:35] <godtvisken> Slart: ok, thanks
[09:36] <Slart> godtvisken: that's odd.. I just tried with my webcam and audacity finds it alright...
[09:37] <Slart> godtvisken: I assume you've tried restarting audacity? what version of audacity are you running?
[09:38] <godtvisken> Slart: 1.2.6
[09:38] <Slart> godtvisken: same here... you using ubuntu feisty?
[09:39] <godtvisken> Slart: yeah
[09:39] <Slart> godtvisken: tried disconnecting and reconnecting your webcam?
[09:40] <pirx> does anyone happen to know how to make the text editor nedit not beep when getting to the end (or beginning) of the file?
[09:41] <godtvisken> Slart: no, i'll try that. but actually, i just checked and something has changed.. now i can actually select the proper device. before i could only select "/dev/dsp". but now i get "error while opening sound device"
[09:41] <Julius> hi, does anyone know how to figure out the pci version of the pci slots in Linux?
[09:42] <Slart> godtvisken: hmm, sounds like alsa is acting up.. you've shut down anything else that might be using the mic?