[00:00] <Kenny3> HaryPotrOwnsU : How?
[00:01] <end0r57> well, i think i found the problem. but in my software sources, should i be using "source code" as well or is it not needed?
[00:01] <dr_gonzo> looks like ubuntu doesn't like my monitor, and my manufacturer doesn't have any non m$ support anyone got ideas?
[00:02] <ziyax> Kenny3 did u follow the step correctly?
[00:03] <Kenny3> ziyax, ya, i think so
[00:03] <matt87> Having some more problems and was wondering if anyone could help me out..
[00:03] <LinAsH> dr_gonzo, are you sure the monitor is at fault? (and not the video card)
[00:03] <boulba> hello
[00:03] <racarter> does anyone use irssi?
[00:03] <boulba> how to update a program using svn ?
[00:03] <matt87> Anyone know what could cause Ubuntu to randomly kill mouse movement?
[00:04] <JWay> When I start up Eclipse and try to open a .java file (not project) it fails and gives me a long list of exceptions.. but when trying again with another .java file from same directory, it works fine????
[00:04] <LjL> boulba: "svn up" in the source tree.
[00:04] <Useruser> svn up
[00:04] <heatman> matt86: prolly a prob with vid card... conflict with onboard
[00:04] <aguitel> matt87: dust
[00:04] <racarter> what are the exceptions it throws JWay?
[00:04] <slaytanic> jrib: Other than that, think it'll detect everything correctly?
[00:05] <jrib> slaytanic: it should
[00:05] <matt87> It freezes mouse movement.  Keyboard still works.
[00:05] <bulmer> JWay-> if you open same .java file with vim, whats in it?
[00:05] <__mad> how to remove a dir that has files inside of it?
[00:05] <JWay> racarter, just a sec
[00:05] <boulba> LjL: what is the source tree ?
[00:05] <jrib> __mad: rm -rf
[00:05] <jrib> !cli > __mad (read the private message from ubotu)
[00:05] <matt87> That, and I'm having major issues where the master sound control doesn't work at all with the operating system.
[00:05] <LjL> boulba: the place where you have the stuff that you obtained via svn.
[00:05] <racarter> my sound doesn't work either by the way
[00:05] <racarter> i keep saying that everytime i come here...
[00:05] <Tamale> ziyax - virtualbox
[00:06] <boulba> I obtained nothing via svn, svn is not yet installed
[00:06] <boulba> LjL : I obtained nothing via svn, svn is not yet installed
[00:06] <matt87> About ready to switch back to XP and write Linux off all together.
[00:06] <JWay> racarter, http://www.pastebin.org/6294
[00:06] <LjL> boulba: then if you're looking to update something using svn which you didn't obtain using svn... you aren't using the right tool. svn is not an updater
[00:06] <racarter> i dont know what boulba is talking about and i am not really sure how to install stuff from source code.. but.. sudo apt-get subversion should install svn and then i think the command is svn co [url] to get the code
[00:06] <etronik> arrrgh! such a simple task, and sooo much trouble....
[00:06] <JWay> bulmer, well there's code that I wrote myself
[00:07] <JWay> in eclipse previously
[00:07] <bulmer> JWay-> why not open it with vim and see if any thing changed
[00:07] <heatman> Can anyone tell me what app need to be installed so that i can change the boot splash screen from xubuntu to ubuntu?
[00:07] <racarter> how do you scroll up in irssi?
[00:08] <matt87> Nevermind, then
[00:08] <r00723r0> racarter, i believe page up
[00:08] <JWay> bulmer, doesn't look like it
[00:08] <heatman> matt87: whats ur prob now?
[00:08] <Kenny3> can anyone help with this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122735   ??? i am at step 2 but i cant compile like its said , i am told "Cannot fine kernel sources in /lib/modules..." when tryin to use "make" command
[00:08] <gnomefreak> racarter: the page up key
[00:08] <bulmer> JWay-> are you sure? take a look around
[00:09] <matt87> Like I said: Master sound control doesn't work, and the mouse keeps freezing up.
[00:09] <LjL> !usplash | heatman
[00:09] <ubotu> heatman: To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork
[00:09] <JWay> bulmer, should I see whether the code has changed in the file ?
[00:09] <matt87> Keyboard works, everything else works, and the mouse is fully operation laser mouse that had no issues previous to the Linux install
[00:09] <bulmer> JWay-> yes, see if anything out of the ordinary
[00:09] <heatman> maat87: for sound u should check alsa... for mouse, first time i see that
[00:10] <matt87> alsa?
[00:10] <blizzkid> do the palette indexes in usplash relate to the png used?
[00:10] <JWay> I can open the files in vim, no problem.. but nothing has changed - the code is the same
[00:11] <bulmer> JWay-> eclipse keeps a copy in some kind of cache doesnt it? maybe clear those first
[00:11]  * matt87 doesn't even see how it's considered a stable release with all the errors he keeps running into
[00:11] <racarter> i have no idea what is your problem with eclipse
[00:11] <racarter> but can you just create a new java file and paste the old code in the new file?
[00:11] <flyingfree> okay how do I find my shared folder in amule using the nautilus gui?
[00:12] <JWay> racarter, yeah I could. I could also just close the error message and try open the file again, and it will work
[00:12] <Geekomancer1> I know the UN and PWD work in RythomBox but it doesn't in Amarok. Is there something that needs to be enabled in Amarok?
[00:12] <sam55> brad016: Yes, I have already tried deleting .vnc and forcing it to be recreated. No change :(
[00:12] <flyingfree> I know this is an extreme noob ? but really, the file structure is a bit beyond my understanding in ubuntu
[00:12] <matt87> Ubuntu apparently doesn't work with USB mice or sound cards.
[00:13] <racarter> hey.. i have a usb mouse... is that why my sound card doesn't work?
[00:13] <__mikem> matt87, it works fine with my usb mouse4
[00:13] <Geekomancer1> matt87 my usb mouse works fine
[00:13] <flyingfree> so anyone got hte answer to my question about where to find the amule shared folder in natuilus gui?
[00:13] <mattbot> Since I've upgraded (not a fresh install) from feisty to Gutsy I cannot connect to Wifi networks with hidden ESSIDs (I could before). Should I do a fresh install, or is there something else I can do?
[00:13] <matt87> It's giving me an endless stream of drama
[00:14] <flyingfree> please I am sure it is a really simple answer thata ll of you havei n theb ack of your brain.
[00:14] <racarter> i dont have any answers, only questions
[00:15] <kkathman> flyingfree,  look in your home directory for a dot file
[00:15] <flyingfree> If I knew how racarter I'd slap you upide the head with a trout
[00:15] <kkathman> like .amule
[00:15] <racarter> why doesnt my sound card work? what vga setting should i use i the boot file to get a 1024x768 resolution? why doesnt my windows parition automatically load when i boot up
[00:15] <matt87> Let me guess.  Ubuntu doesn't work with AMD then?
[00:15] <kkathman> sure it does
[00:15] <kkathman> dont be silly
[00:15] <etronik> hell, this is fustrating, not even a miserable bw laser printer I can get to work... and we say Linux is evolving by leaps and whatever ?
[00:15] <flyingfree> I can't see those in nautilus.  I know that is where it is I can get to it in a shell
[00:15] <matt87> My mouse cursor keeps freezing on the screen and my audio doesn't respond at all to the master volume controls
[00:16] <kkathman> flyingfree,  be sure to go to the menu - View and Show Hidden Files
[00:16] <aot2002> g
[00:16] <flyingfree> thankyou so much kkathman
[00:16] <kkathman> your welcome
[00:16] <flyingfree> anyway to make that defualt? kathman?
[00:17] <kkathman> default ??
[00:17] <flyingfree> kkathman:  so it will show hidden files everytime I open that folder?
[00:17] <aot2002> i followed instructions and got my hda-intel sound somewhat working?  I get sound on login to GDM login screen but not in gnome when logged in using xmms or other apps? no erros in dmesg either module is loading ok
[00:17] <aot2002> i have  a T61 laptop
[00:17] <kkathman> flyingfree,  yes if you check that box under View
[00:17] <aot2002> Gutsy Version 7.10
[00:17] <etronik> giving up for the day.... maybe I can get this printer to print by next month or so... :-( man this is disgusting
[00:17] <flyingfree> kkathman okay thanks.
[00:17] <dr_gonzo> hey sorry about that got a phone call as soon as I got a response
[00:17] <kkathman> yw
[00:18] <dr_gonzo> [guy having display issues]
[00:18] <gandalfcome> I have a problem. After uninstyalling and reinstyalling fglrx on ubuntu gutsy my /etc/ati folder is missing. especially ati-fglrx.sh. any ideas? thanks in advance
[00:18] <matt87> Really, Linux is just turning out to not be worth the trouble.
[00:18] <mindframe-> is it okay to set /boot as a primary partition?
[00:18] <dr_gonzo> I am using a Sceptre Komodo X32gv as my monitor
[00:18] <dr_gonzo> works find under M$
[00:18] <dr_gonzo> err fine
[00:19] <Neoubu> I just did a clean install of ubuntu gutsy as a lamp server and I have no sudo privileges.. any ideas?  Tried reinstalling, but got the same
[00:19] <addohm> matt87, everything in life requires patience, if you practice that with linux too, you will find much benefit from  your labor :)
[00:19] <ConstyXIV> does ubuntu run well on the EEE?
[00:19] <dr_gonzo> but running ubuntu using either VGA or component out will go no further than the start up logo
[00:19] <atlfalcons866> #debian
[00:19] <matt87> I could practice patience if I was installing it on a laptop.  My primary desktop?  Patience doesn't exist.
[00:19] <dr_gonzo> looks like i kicked around my nintendo
[00:19] <aot2002> Neoubu try to su root
[00:20] <dr_gonzo> it's not plug n play
[00:20] <kkathman> matt87,  what difficulties are you experiencing?
[00:20] <Pici-> !sudo | Neoubu
[00:20] <ubotu> Neoubu: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[00:20] <Neoubu> tried that, no access to root
[00:20] <eNons3nse> can someone please help me get penguinTV running.  it's one of my most used apps and i can't get it to work on gutsy.  i get this message in terminal.  http://pastebin.com/dac9db95
[00:20] <matt87> Mouse cursor is freezing up on the screen and master volume control doesn't work.
[00:20] <aot2002> what does it say?
[00:20] <matt87> System has a USB laser mouse from Razer, and I'm using a Creative SB Live 24-bit.
[00:21] <mindframe-> i'm installing gutsy onto a system with a hardware raid volume.  should i install /boot there or on another available disk?
[00:21] <NSM> matt87, have you tried a different mouse?
[00:21] <kkathman> matt87,  the master control volume might not be working because of your mouse being erratic
[00:21] <matt87> Don't have a different mouse.
[00:21] <Davo_Dinkum> Quick question: How can I change it so that firefox saves downloaded files into the user's home directory and not the /tmp/ directory?
[00:21] <Davo_Dinkum> I'm talking about when you click "open this file with <application>" in the firefox dialog box
[00:21] <matt87> The mouse isn't erratic
[00:22] <matt87> Worked fine under WIndows.
[00:22] <kkathman> Davo_Dinkum,  in firefox you can set the system to prompt you where to save files
[00:22] <NSM> matt87, I would try to solve one problem at a time, try a different mouse.
[00:22] <matt87> I have no different mice
[00:22] <aot2002> you have to set root password before using it in ubuntu
[00:22] <aot2002> sudo passwd
[00:23] <|neon|> mindframe-: just make a small boot partition i am using am areca raid card and had to make a /boot partition withing the raid array to get it to boot ok
[00:23] <Neoubu> I know, it won't let me set it either
[00:23] <aot2002> then boot to a live cdrom and set it
[00:23] <sam_> i need help.
[00:23] <kkathman> Davo_Dinkum,  Edit - Preferences - the first tab
[00:23] <kkathman> very simple setting
[00:24] <matt87> It's amazing.  Ubuntu works fine on the 5 year old Dell, but the 2 year old Gateway gives it hell
[00:24] <Neoubu> yes, that is the problem, I did a network install since I have no cd rom..  I was going to dig one up and plug one in, but was hoping for another solution
[00:24] <matt87> I think it's due to AMD's quality-deficient processors
[00:24] <dr_gonzo> can't even do the live cd on my system
[00:24] <kkathman> matt87,  i have an AMD and it works fine
[00:24] <kkathman> thats not it
[00:24] <|neon|> matt87: i have install ooooooon my wife putter old VP-6 dual PIII 700 and it runs great :)
[00:24] <mindframe-> thanks |neon|.  which model areca card did you get?  i'm using a 3ware 9650se-8lpml.  i had the areca 1210 for a short time but decided i'd like to try 3ware.  areca performs better with less drives in raid5.
[00:25] <sam_> ok...im trying to install the helix player thing and the file on my desktop is called realplayer10gold.bin but when i try to do the stuff i need to it says the file doesnt exist
[00:25] <matt87> Eh, was a dumb idea to try to set up Linux on a gaming box anyway
[00:25] <aot2002> sounds like sudo is smoked try booting in recovery mode which you then can set the root passwd
[00:25] <|neon|> mindframe-: arc 1210
[00:25] <kkathman> matt87,  it really shouldnt be a problem - could just be a matter of finding a mouse driver
[00:25] <mindframe-> raid5?
[00:26] <matt87> Am I able to update nVidia drivers on Linux?
[00:26] <|neon|> mindframe-: no currently raid 0
[00:26] <mindframe-> |neon|, i might end up going back to areca if i can find a good deal on an 8port
[00:26] <Elfboy> when i run amsn i get a err sayd i need to install this TKCximage
[00:26] <Elfboy>  i look and cant find it
[00:26] <kkathman> matt87,  yes
[00:26] <sam_> anyone at all?
[00:26] <kidbuntu> anyone can help me?... i can't change my original theme back after trying the emerald theme. i want to have my normal title bar back
[00:26] <NSM> matt87, I think nVidia's website has linux drivers.
[00:26] <dr_gonzo> do the latest nvidia drivers support component video out
[00:27] <Tamale> hello all!  I'd like some help setting up a network bridge for virtualbox.  Could someone please assist me?  My problem is that my current bridge only gives me an ip address from within the virtual machine, but it is not usable - I cannot ping anything including my own gateway
[00:27] <|neon|> mindframe-: the 3ware is not a bad card either i went for the areca cause i got an opened box on the egg and i couln;t pass it
[00:27] <dwf_starband> should a usb laser mouse work on usb 1.1?
[00:27] <aot2002> kidbuntu, try looking in system->appearance
[00:27] <Neoubu> alright, I'll try recover mode, thanks for the help!
[00:27] <mindframe-> |neon|, i did the open box thing w/ the 3ware too.  $385 for the 8port model
[00:27] <kidbuntu> aot2002: i'm there now
[00:27] <Elfboy> anyone
[00:27] <matt87> Alright
[00:27] <Elfboy> when i run amsn i get a err sayd i need to install this TKCximage
[00:27] <aot2002> cool good luck neoubu
[00:27] <installing-ubunt> hello, what must I do to enable remote ssh ?
[00:27] <matt87> So, anyone know why Ubuntu would be freezing up my Razer Copperhead laser mouse?
[00:28] <|neon|> mindframe-: that's sweet i got mine for 260.00 shipped
[00:28] <aot2002> choose glossy
[00:28] <addohm> Has anyone successfully installed Akamaru?
[00:28] <Elfboy> that is after i dod that stupid update
[00:28] <aot2002> installing-ubuntu do a sudo apt-get install sshd
[00:28] <sam_> i need help. im trying to install the helix player and its downloaded on my desktop but all the commands tell me the file or directory doesnt exist
[00:28] <Elfboy> ??????????/
[00:28] <mindframe-> |neon|, their open-box disclaimer scared me a little bit.  i thought i was going to get a card w/out cables.
[00:29] <installing-ubunt> aot2002: ok, any iptable changes ?
[00:29] <mindframe-> 3ware uses that strange ML fanout cable
[00:29] <Elfboy> how do i remove this update ?????????????????///
[00:29] <sam_> PLEASEEEEE SOMEONE HELPPP
[00:29] <aot2002> http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howot-install-ubuntu-linux-ssh-server.html    READ
[00:30] <dr_gonzo> i'm guessing what i would need to do in order to get my ubuntu to like my monitor is to throw the driver in there
[00:30] <dr_gonzo> unfortunately the manufacturer has M$ only drivers
[00:30] <installing-ubunt> aot2002: thanks
[00:30] <aot2002> welcome
[00:30] <|neon|> mindframe-: i just got a BIOSTAR Tp35 opened box for 69.00 box have a E6850 at 4ghz 8x500 on air    i returned stuff that i purchased thru the opened box i just tell them i will write  a good review for them
[00:30] <complexity> whatcha need sam?
[00:30] <Geekomancer1> So, no thoughts on the RSS UN and PWD thing? If it works in Rythembox why won't Amarok? Is there something that needs to be done?
[00:30] <astro76> installing-ubunt, the package name is openssh-server
[00:31] <Madpilot> ubotu, ssh | installing-ubunt
[00:31] <ubotu> installing-ubunt: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[00:31] <|neon|> !!!GO RED SOX
[00:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about go red sox - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:31] <Elfboy> any one know why after i did the update too 7.10 i need to install TKCximage
[00:31] <Elfboy>  for amsn
[00:31] <Tritonio> hello. is there any way to set my comment with pidgin and to view others' comments?
[00:31] <sam_> ok im trying to install helix player and it says to run this chmod thing but it says the file or directory does not exist
[00:31] <Radio_man> whats the score.
[00:31] <ST47> Injen: stop spamming users please.
[00:31] <ST47> too late.
[00:31] <|neon|> can someone program the BOT to say the greates team in history when query for RED sOX please :)
[00:32] <astro76> sam_, helix player is in Ubuntu's repos, why are you trying to install it from source?
[00:32] <complexity> sam: you may not be typing it correctly
[00:32] <LjL> !offtopic | |neon|
[00:32] <ubotu> |neon|: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[00:32] <Madpilot> hi LjL
[00:32] <complexity> sam:use synaptic
[00:32] <LjL> howdy Madpilot
[00:32] <sam_> i am i tried like a thousand times
[00:32] <|neon|> LjL: doesn't mean u can have a bit of fun
[00:32] <astro76> !synaptic | sam_
[00:32] <ubotu> sam_: synaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[00:32] <kkathman> greetings LjL
[00:32] <Elfboy> any one know why after i did the update too 7.10 i need to install TKCximage
[00:32] <mindframe-> |neon|, damn im about to upgrade my am2 3800 to a 6000.  amd prices keep falling
[00:32] <Elfboy>  for amsn
[00:33] <sam_> astro76, i didnt know that until a little bit ago but now im frustrated im not sure why it wont work
[00:33] <Madpilot> sam_, you know helix player is in the Ubuntu repos? Shouldn't need any command line fiddling to make it work
[00:33] <bertrand> independently to compiz, gusty lags for about 5-10 seconds each 1-5 minutes. Before the lag finishes, the screen gets black for 2-3 seconds... Sometimes (too often), gusty totally freezes... I use the same xorg.conf than on feisty (dualscreen with twinview : on feisty I had any problem). Any idea ?
[00:33] <BigCanOfTuna> Could someone please give me an 'ls /boot/grub'...thanks!
[00:33] <Madpilot> ubotu, info helix-player
[00:33] <ubotu> helix-player: the helix audio and video player. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.6-3 (gutsy), package size 3966 kB, installed size 10184 kB (Only available for i386 powerpc sparc)
[00:33] <srbaker_> folks
[00:33] <astro76> sam_, what won't work, installing it in synaptic?
[00:33] <srbaker_> is there 64bit flash and java for ubuntu?
[00:33] <sam_> anything
[00:33] <Seeker`> is it possible to assign shortcuts to the windows key? I've tried in the "keyboard shortcuts" dialog, but it only shows up "Super L", no matter what combination on Win + letter I type
[00:33] <srbaker_> i don't wna to install the 64bit version and find out i shouldn't have
[00:33] <sam_> it just says it doesnt exist and its right on my desktop
[00:34] <aot2002> default        installed-version  minix_stage1_5     xfs_stage1_5
[00:34] <aot2002> device.map     jfs_stage1_5       reiserfs_stage1_5
[00:34] <aot2002> e2fs_stage1_5  menu.lst           stage1
[00:34] <aot2002> fat_stage1_5   menu.lst~          stage2
[00:34] <|neon|> mindframe-: i would go for the intel quad with a p35 chipset board the abit p35 pro is sweet 3.9 on my quad skip the X38 and wait for the X48
[00:34] <astro76> sam_, ok forget about the source... what happens when you try to install helix-player in synaptic?
[00:34] <BigCanOfTuna> atot: thanks.
[00:34] <bertrand> nobody ?
[00:34] <astro76> !paste | aot2002
[00:34] <ubotu> aot2002: 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)
[00:34] <Madpilot> sam_, go Applications->Add/Remove, search for 'helix' then click once. Done.
[00:34] <rmaj> debian is horrible old
[00:34] <rmaj> like acient
[00:34] <rmaj> is ubuntu better?
[00:34] <aot2002> astro relax i know sorry !
[00:34] <Madpilot> rmaj, generally, yes
[00:35] <rmaj> most debian apps in testing seem to be 1.5 yaar old (wtf!!!)
[00:35] <sam_> it doesnt even show up in synaptic
[00:35] <astro76> aot2002, not sure why you think I'm not relaxed... but your apology is accepted :p
[00:35] <Madpilot> sam_, you'll need to move the dropdown to "All Available Applications" in Add/Remove
[00:35] <Elfboy> lol
[00:35] <astro76> rmaj, that's not true, and ubuntu is based on debian unstable, they sync up during every six month release cycle
[00:35] <complexity> rmaj: Ubuntu is a debian derivative, but in general it is more user friendly
[00:36] <|neon|> kubuntu is the smae as ubuntu with a K on front for KICK ASS
[00:36] <mindframe-> |neon|, yay it booted.  i dont know hwy the heck i was trying to install /boot on another disk.
[00:36] <Elfboy> yes try install gentoo on your own u will see
[00:36] <Ryuoh> Hi. i am trying to install the restricted driver from the manager for a ati x1300 card but when i reboot after the ubuntu loading screen all i get is a blank screen
[00:36] <matt87> I surrender
[00:36] <wezza> hi, I have a question about suspend/hibernate; for hibernate you need at least 2x your RAM, but for suspend to work this rule doens't count or does it?
[00:36] <Ryuoh> im new to linux an have no idea what to do
[00:36] <complexity> Ryuoh: what are you trying to do?
[00:36] <sam_> i already knew it was in there i just want gto know why it says the directory or file doesnt exist
[00:36] <Elfboy> yes try install gentoo on your own u will see
[00:36] <|neon|> mindframe-: i ran into the same making a small /boot did it for me too great it worked for u too
[00:36] <Elfboy> any one know why after i did the update too 7.10 i need to install TKCximage
[00:37] <Elfboy>  for amsn
[00:37] <srbaker_> Ryuoh: apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[00:37] <astro76> wezza, you don't need swap for suspend, the ram stays in ram during suspend... for hibernate you really only need 1x ram
[00:37] <srbaker_> Ryuoh: i just do it manually like that
[00:37] <dr_gonzo> don't mean to go bugging about getting my monitor to work on this OS
[00:37] <mindframe-> |neon|, / is 100GB reiserfs partition and the rest of the 2TB belongs to an xfs partition.  hopefully this system will fly a bit faster now.
[00:37] <srbaker_> Ryuoh: oh, also apt-get install xserver-xgl
[00:37] <Ryuoh> im starting in recovery mode now
[00:37] <matt87> As a gamer, not being able to use my $70 gaming mouse is just not a sacrifice I'm willing to make for an operating system
[00:37] <Madpilot> sam_, probably because you hadn't created it? I've no idea, though - why not just install helix thru add/remove or synaptic?
[00:37] <wezza> astro76, oke thanks a lot
[00:37] <rmaj> so in gneral how old soft is in ubutu?
[00:37] <aot2002> !sound
[00:37] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[00:37] <rmaj> how old is the GTK in uuntu
[00:37] <BigCanOfTuna> rmaj: don't forget that moving away from debian means you don't have to worry about pronunciation in public anymore....deb-ian, deebian, debEan.....oh wait, oo-buhn-too, You-bun-too, uh-buh-to.....DAMN!
[00:38] <NSM> matt87, why not dual boot then?
[00:38] <astro76> rmaj, there is a release every six months which has the latest software at that point
[00:38] <Madpilot> rmaj, Ubuntu is synched up to Gnome's release timetable, so it's Gnome 2.20 in the latest Ubuntu
[00:38] <sam_> im just curious...i tried using synaptic it doesnt work. but it does exist. its the chmod command so if i type the name right and the files right on my desktop why would it say that
[00:38] <Elfboy> can anyone help me or not
[00:38] <Ryuoh> ive done apt-get install xserver-xgl
[00:38] <matt87> There's really not much Linux can offer that I can't get from Windows XP, save a safe haven from Steve Ballmer's growing psychosis.
[00:38] <Madpilot> sam_, when you were using the command line, had you changed directories to the Desktop?
[00:39] <sam_> yupp
[00:39] <astro76> sam_, synaptic has nothing to do with the files you downloaded, it downloads and installs it itself
[00:39] <Kyouto> Looking for some help... I've got a PCI video card and was trying to install the drivers for it in ubuntu, while using my onboard card.... I changed the drivers and that didn't seem to work, but after a restart ubuntu will boot but I can't see anything, got a lot of colors and such on my screen (note that I didn't change the driver for my onboard, but this is what happened.) I booted back into XP, uninstalled/reinstalled the drivers, and rest
[00:39] <Ryuoh> ive pretty much followed the instructions from ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=569654
[00:39] <Elfboy> how do i load TKCximage is a modlel or some thing i need for msn
[00:39] <rmaj> so how old are the packages in ubutu..
[00:39] <sam_> ok well its not in there anyways so why does that matter
[00:39] <jt3k440> popishite pojaluista
[00:39] <Ryuoh> but when i restart every time i get a blank screen then have to reinstall the os.
[00:39] <jt3k440> oh, sorry
[00:39] <sam_> alright new question
[00:40] <Elfboy> no
[00:40] <Madpilot> rmaj, mostly from Aug. or so - feature freeze for the mid-October release was early September.
[00:40] <Elfboy> wojld be nice if some one was helping me
[00:40] <EfraX> ffff
[00:40] <EfraX> hi..!
[00:40] <sam_> why do i get the same message when i try to updat to gutsy that i dont have the cdrom in when i do
[00:40] <Geekomancer1> So is there anywhere else I can go for help about Amarok? There's no one in the Amarok channel
[00:40] <NSM> Ryuoh, I have had similar problems.  For some reason /etc/X11/xorg.conf was hosed.
[00:40] <sam_> geekomancer: wats your question again i use amarok
[00:40] <astro76> Geekomancer1, #kubuntu
[00:40] <Elfboy> ok i give uo
[00:40] <Madpilot> sam_, do you have a gutsy alternate CD in the drive?
[00:41] <Elfboy> up
[00:41] <matt87> I really wish Linux offered more for gamers, but Microsoft has an utter monopoly going on there.
[00:41] <Elfboy> im going back to gentoo
[00:41] <sam_> i have the feisty cd in
[00:41] <miaviator> @elfboy have a ball
[00:41] <Madpilot> sam_, you can't upgrade from feisty to gutsy with a feisty CD
[00:41] <miaviator> @elfboy lots of text files...
[00:41] <Elfboy> no i ben waitng and nice to get some help
[00:41] <miaviator> @elf with?
[00:41] <Geekomancer1> Thanks. Maybe someone there can help.
[00:42] <Ryuoh> @NSM how did you fix that?
[00:42] <Elfboy> how do i load TKCximage is a modlel or some thing i need for msn
[00:42] <jorge_> hello
[00:42] <Madpilot> Elfboy, if nobody's answered your question, it basically means nobody knows an answer right now...
[00:42] <sam_> so i have to download the gutsy file?
[00:42] <Madpilot> Elfboy, have you asked Uncle Google? Thats'a distintive enough filename that there should be something useful...
[00:42] <NSM> Ryouh, googled and found an example xorg.conf file.  mine was not formated the same.
[00:42] <Elfboy> amsn work fine till i did that update
[00:43] <PriceChild> !xconfig | NSM
[00:43] <ubotu> NSM: To reconfigure your X server, open a console and type « sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg » - To configure only the driver and resolution, type « sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh » - See also !FixRes
[00:43] <PSPJunkie> What's the best place to find tools to host a minimal website from my local machine?
[00:43] <PriceChild> NSM, use the second command
[00:43] <PSPJunkie> Well, a guide, really
[00:43] <Madpilot> sam_, yes. Go System->Admin->Update Manager, it should have a button for "Upgrade To New Version" or similar.
[00:43] <Pelo> PSPJunkie, the repos I guess
[00:43] <Elfboy> dont
[00:43] <sam_> yes i did that
[00:43] <miaviator> @pspjunkie theres always XAMMP
[00:43] <Elfboy> cose its buggy
[00:43] <sam_> it says i need a cdrom
[00:43] <jorge_> alguien que hable español¿
[00:43] <mindframe-> !clone
[00:43] <Elfboy> i did and its buiggy
[00:43] <ubotu> To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « dpkg --get-selections > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo dpkg --set-selections < my-packages && sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade » - See also !automate
[00:43] <Madpilot> sam_, take the feisty CD out, it's just confusing things.
[00:43] <Elfboy> alsa got buggy and amsn did too
[00:43] <sam_> its already out
[00:44] <Madpilot> ubotu, es | jorge_
[00:44] <PSPJunkie> miaviator: Is there any disadvantage to using XAMMP?   Any ideas?
[00:45] <Pici> !language | Elfboy
[00:45] <ConstyXIV> anyone in here have the asus EEE?
[00:45] <ubotu> Elfboy: Please watch your language and topic, and keep this channel family friendly.
[00:45] <Nyle> hey thats nasty
[00:45] <sam_> nvm it didnt work
[00:45] <wolliw> almost everything on this santa rosa macbook pro worked without a problem
[00:45] <Elfboy> 1/2 of what workd bwfor i did upate work now
[00:45] <Radio_man> Bad connection on the jack?.
[00:45] <Madpilot> sam_, "didn't work" is a bit vague... what exactly didn't work, and how did it break?
[00:46] <neighborlee>  just installed ubuntu gutsy..not sure if I typed something wrong or what..but I did this from console: sudo apt-get install xchat, and I got back a prompt instead of it starting to install xchat  ?? ;))
[00:46] <Pelo> howlsmoving,  check in the volume icon properties, there is a headphone hotplug thingy, jacksense I think it it called, toggle t on and off , see what happens
[00:46] <miaviator> @how what kind of laptop
[00:46] <sjovan> Elfboy: do you run a mix og repositores?
[00:46] <sam_> it downloads the uprgrade thing...
[00:46] <sjovan> of*
[00:46] <miaviator> @how and soundcard
[00:46] <Elfboy> on?
[00:46] <sjovan> on aMSN...
[00:46] <Elfboy> no
[00:46] <sjovan> or have you only used apt-get?
[00:46] <wers> !offtopic
[00:46] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[00:46] <Madpilot> sam_, what downloads what upgrade thing? awfully hard to help you unless you're more specific, mate...
[00:46] <Elfboy> apt -get
[00:47] <sam_> Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 7.04 _Feisty Fawn_ - Release i386 (20070415)]/dists/feisty/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[00:47] <sam_> Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 7.04 _Feisty Fawn_ - Release i386 (20070415)]/dists/feisty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[00:47] <howlsmoving> miaviator: its a sony vaio, and the soudncard is an HD Audio thing, not sure where to check for it.
[00:47] <Elfboy> and i use syc
[00:47] <wolliw> neighborlee: what did the prompt tell you?
[00:47] <neighborlee> wolliw: abs. nothing
[00:47] <neighborlee> wolliw: it just came back
[00:47] <howlsmoving> Pelo: This problem has been here since fiesty.  I just recently did a fresh minimal install of gutsy and the problem is still here.
[00:47] <miaviator> @ELF that forum link has instructions
[00:48] <Elfboy> how do i go back to my old ubuntu
[00:48] <Elfboy> i hate this update
[00:48] <Madpilot> sam_, close Update Manager, go System->Admin->Software Sources. Make sure the entries there for the CD are NOT ticked. Then try Update Manager again.
[00:48] <Pelo> howlsmoving,  that was my only suggestion
[00:48] <sjovan> Elfboy: maby this can help... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=588416
[00:48] <shekhar> hello can someone tell me the correct chmod number to take ownership of /home after a new install (migrated my home directory)?
[00:48] <sjovan> i don't realy know your problem though...
[00:48] <miaviator> @howl there is a bugreport with the alsa project and ubuntu for an HDA intel card having that exact issue
[00:49] <wolliw> well apt-get install chat worked for me
[00:49] <wolliw> err
[00:49] <wolliw> xchat
[00:49] <Kyouto> Looking for some help... I've got a PCI video card and was trying to install the drivers for it in ubuntu gutsy, while using my onboard card.... I changed the drivers and that didn't seem to work, but after a restart ubuntu will boot but I can't see anything, got a lot of colors and such on my screen (note that I didn't change the driver for my onboard, but this is what happened.) I booted back into XP, uninstalled/reinstalled the drivers, an
[00:49] <miaviator>  @elf you should listen <sjovan> Elfboy: maby this can help... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=588416
[00:49] <Pelo> shekhar,  I think you want chown for ownership,  man chown for details, I'm not familiar with it
[00:49] <neighborlee> wolliw: I should get some error though right ?
[00:49] <wolliw> in fact i think i will switch that as i know it much better than pidgin's irc client
[00:49] <shekhar> Pelo:  i need to chown but also chmod...
[00:49] <Elfboy> when i start amsn it will not start saids i need TKCximage modle
[00:49] <howlsmoving> miaviator: I should always check the bugreports first.  Thanks miaviator.
[00:50] <wolliw> well i'd think so but i don't know apt very well... i'm used to slack packs
[00:50] <neighborlee> wolliw: oh ok ic
[00:50] <matt87> I ruled out the video card causing any trouble with the mouse
[00:50] <blizzkid> I'm trying to create a usplash-theme, but can't get my colors right, anyone experience with this?
[00:50] <miaviator> @wolliw Love slackpacks
[00:50] <matt87> ubuntu just freezes the cursor
[00:50] <Pelo> shekhar,  chmod 777 will give you complete and ablosute acess for everyone
[00:50] <wolliw> it should say something about not finding it or something
[00:50] <wolliw> try running "sudo apt-get update"
[00:50] <matt87> Might have something to do with Firefox
[00:51] <fevel> hello
[00:51] <nrpil> Elfboy: like before, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=588416
[00:51] <neighborlee> wolliw: same thing..I type it in,,it does nothing but give back prompt
[00:51] <jahnkeanater> i am having problems updating to 7.10 i get this error Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)
[00:51] <jahnkeanater> Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)
[00:51] <kidbuntu> !grub
[00:51] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[00:51] <sjovan> shekhar: sudo chmod -R o-rwx ~/ && sudo chmod -R u+xwr ~/
[00:51] <Elfboy> ok
[00:51] <neighborlee> wolliw: which I realize is bizarre, but that is what  its doing
[00:51] <symlink> !samba
[00:51] <ubotu> samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[00:51] <NSM> matt87, Either google for compatibility or try a different mouse.
[00:51] <Elfboy> but i dont get it workl ol in faisty
[00:51] <Elfboy> but not now
[00:51] <wolliw> ah
[00:51] <fevel> can someone please tell me a good choice for video playback. That wouls already sinc my subtitles and not put them too large or tiny?
[00:51] <miaviator> @ubotu  there is alsa gsambad now
[00:52] <wolliw> brb
[00:52] <mjancaitis> miaviator: ubotu's a bot, he can't hear you ;)
[00:52] <NSM> shekhar, chmod 777 will also give anyone access to that PC access to that dir.
[00:52] <jahnkeanater> how do i update from a disk
[00:52] <shekhar> sjovan:  what is the chmod number?
[00:52] <sjovan> why use the number when you can do it like i told you?
[00:52] <sjovan> i don't know the number codes...
[00:52] <shekhar> NSM:  yes i know that's why i was asking
[00:53]  * laly hi all
[00:53] <sam_> thanks for all the help everyone!
[00:53] <blizzkid> noone experience with creating a usplash theme?
[00:53] <caesar__> Is there a way I can legally watch DVDs?
[00:53] <sjovan> Elfboy: so did you look at the link i gave you
[00:53] <sjovan> think that could solve you problem...
[00:53] <mjancaitis> Wireless support in Gutsy is great thanks to restricted drivers, but my connection keeps randomly dropping; any ideas? It stays connected, just no traffic can move
[00:53] <jahnkeanater> can i update from ubuntu to kubuntu
[00:53] <nrpil> sjovan: yes it will, i had the same problem
[00:53] <Elfboy> yes i am now
[00:53] <SeanTater> caesar__: Only if they are not encrypted. Linspire offers some paid-for legal codecs however..
[00:54] <jahnkeanater> or do i have to backup everything
[00:54] <Madpilot> sam_, got your upgrade going now?
[00:54] <Elfboy> brb ok
[00:54] <mjancaitis> jahnkeanater: I think you can install the kubuntu desktop, I think it's actually called kubuntu-desktop in synaptic
[00:54] <sam_> yes i did...that box was checked in there, unchecking it made it work
[00:54] <juanbond> what's the ftp client of choice for ubuntu?
[00:55] <mjancaitis> jahnkeanater: if you want to change the kernel and everything, I dunno, I'll leave it to somebody else
[00:55] <juanbond> gftp?
[00:55] <sjovan> shekhar: sudo chmod -R o-rwx ~/ && sudo chmod -R u+xwr ~/ <--- that gives other no acsess and read, wright and execute for your user
[00:55] <neighborlee> wolliw_: ok this is really weird,,I just ran: sudo -l and it says: Sorry, user neighborlee may not run sudo on DesktopOne...I've never seen anything like this before ;)))
[00:55] <kidbuntu> how do you check all your available partitions in the terminal?
[00:55] <wolliw> i use gftp
[00:55] <wolliw> or ftp
[00:55] <SeanTater> fevel: What options have you tried? If you are looking for generic video players have you tried Xine (or xine based, like kaffeine) Mplayer (like kmplayer) and VLC?
[00:55] <wolliw> huh
[00:55] <NSM> shekhar, use chown and chgrp.
[00:55] <caesar__> SeanTater: ok. Well, where can I get some linux codecs for encrypted DVDs? I don't mind paying money
[00:55] <juanbond> okie, cool.  i'm used to filezilla for windows and noticed they ported to linux.
[00:55] <wolliw> i don't think i'm going to be much help then
[00:55] <caesar__> SeanTater: That is, without buying Linspire, lol
[00:55] <fevel> SeanTater: I just used the default one... totem
[00:55] <sam_> lol we just upgraded our internet speed and its going like 240kbps =D
[00:56] <neighborlee> wolliw: no biggie, I will take it to forum
[00:56] <jahnkeanater> does kubuntu require more processing
[00:56] <SeanTater> juanbond: I think nautilis and konqueror can access ftp servers just like local directories, you may not need it..
[00:56] <wolliw> k, good luck
[00:56] <fevel> SeanTater: are those better than totem?
[00:56] <juanbond> ahh
[00:56] <juanbond> cool
[00:56] <neighborlee> wolliw: thank you ;)
[00:56] <sjovan> SeanTater: yes, you are right about that
[00:56] <Pelo> sam_,  welcome to the mid-life
[00:56] <juanbond> i'll check it out, btw, using nautilis
[00:56] <SeanTater> caesar__: I think they offer ones for ubuntu, but I didn;t keep up with that..
[00:56] <dr_gonzo> yea... every time i try to speak I get a call on my damn fone
[00:56] <phaedra> I have an USB external drive formatted to NTFS and can't mount it even though all appropriate NTFS utils are loaded.  All I get is 'mount: Operation not supported' , has anyone come across this problem?
[00:56]  * dr_gonzo shoots his cell fone
[00:57] <SeanTater> fevel: well try gmplayer and vlc then, both should at least be different if not better
[00:57] <dr_gonzo> but yea... so uh, how would i get a non pnp monitor working on ubuntu
[00:57] <phaedra> Oh...  Using 7.10 too...
[00:57] <fevel> SeanTater: ok, thanks...downloading trying gmplayer right now
[00:57] <SeanTater> sjovan: thanks
[00:57] <dr_gonzo> any takers? hehe
[00:58] <dr_gonzo> thing be looking like i kicked around my nintendo
[00:59] <jahnkeanater> can i just install it and paste my home folder in
[00:59] <Nallep> Does anyone know how to put regular expressions in the PRUNEPATHS variable in the /etc/updatedb.conf file? Is it possible to use regular expressions in there? or do I have to specify each and every directory?
[00:59] <Pelo> phaedra,  install ntfs-config, plug the usb drive in and run ntfs-config, that should take care of it
[00:59] <wolliw> jahnkeanater: kubuntu?
[01:00] <phaedra> Pelo, I have ntfs-config but it's a no go...  I'll check again tho'.
[01:01] <jahnkeanater> yea
[01:01] <wolliw> if your home folder is just personally files and preferences i don't see what could break unless you have system specific shell scripts in your home folder or something
[01:01] <SeanTater> Nallep: I honestly don;t know, but a quick shell script could write them all out for you..
[01:01] <wolliw> personal
[01:01] <Pelo> phaedra,  in gutsy  ntfs r/w support is suppose to be out of the box,  but I've never tested it
[01:01] <jahnkeanater> ok
[01:01] <SeanTater> fevel: did it work?
[01:01] <ScottG> I need help adding a just installed Ubuntu 7.10 to the Grub of my just installed PCLinuxOS 2007..
[01:01] <DaBeowulf> Does the Teledat 220 PCI for ISDN work under Ubuntu?
[01:01] <dr_gonzo> don't mean to be bugging with my question
[01:01] <wolliw> you can install kubuntu from xubuntu or ubuntu by apt-get-ing kubuntu-desktop i think
[01:02] <phaedra> Pelo, It works fantastic for an internal ntfs drive but not for usb apparently...
[01:02] <miaviator> @willow that is coorect
[01:02] <miaviator> corect
[01:02] <bzaks> is someone willing to check my FSTAB entry to tell me if I did it correctly before a reboot?
[01:02] <boulba> how to uncompress a lmz file ?
[01:02] <wolliw> does it still leave the old splash screen?
[01:02] <DaBeowulf> ^ Will I be able to replace it by a Compex RL2000 Ethernet card if it doesn't?
[01:02] <phaedra> Pelo, Gutsy has no trouble with my old XP partition.
[01:02] <miaviator> @bzaks did what
[01:02] <mjancaitis> Anybody know why or what I can do about the network manager not exactly disconnecting from my wireless network, but stopping all traffic through it randomly?
[01:03] <SeanTater> dr_gonzo: I'm not experienced in X11 configuration but describing you problem in more detail may be helpful (Like what precisely, is your monitor showing?)
[01:03] <wolliw> last time i used apt-get to switch from ubuntu to kubuntu it kept the ubuntu splash which isn't really the end of the world but...
[01:03] <bzaks> miaviator: added two new entries
[01:03] <miaviator> @bzaks paste them
[01:03] <bzaks> paste bin? or here?
[01:03] <mjancaitis> preferably pastebin
[01:03] <miaviator> @wolliw there is a dpkg line to reconfigure your splash screen
[01:03] <boulba> how to uncompress a lmz file ?
[01:04] <wolliw> ah
[01:04] <miaviator> hmmm,, whats a pastebin
[01:04] <mjancaitis> !pastebin
[01:04] <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)
[01:04] <dr_gonzo> a bunch of jiggly color bars
[01:04] <installing-ubunt> hello, Im trying to get shh working,, could I ask someone to try to ssh to my box?
[01:04] <dr_gonzo> after the splash screen
[01:04] <mjancaitis> installing-ubunt: wow, so not safe
[01:04] <miaviator> thank you robot
[01:04] <travis_> nitorusnet.net
[01:04] <dr_gonzo> this can be with the live cd
[01:04] <installing-ubunt> mjancitis,, its a fresh install
[01:04] <dr_gonzo> or when installed
[01:04]  * Pelo mutters something nasty about dvd playback in totem
[01:05] <miaviator> @pelo Miaviator mutters bad things about totme ingeneral
[01:05] <miaviator> *
[01:05] <Radio_man> For english: Press #1.
[01:05] <phaedra> Pelo, FYI,  I just got it mounted by hand in a terminal but it won't mount from Nautilus...
[01:05]  * SeanTater slaps Pelo
[01:05] <miaviator> #1
[01:05] <Tarkus> anyone know where i can find startup script?
[01:05] <bzaks> miaviator: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/42524/
[01:05] <Pelo> phaedra, k
[01:05] <Radio_man> Were sorry..please check the # and dial again.
[01:05] <dr_gonzo> it's a non pnp monitor
[01:05] <Nallep> installing-ubunt: asking random people in IRC to log into your machine is like asking random peep on the street to walk into your house and not touch anything.
[01:06] <Tarkus> i need to comment out "setenv LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.1" from the startup script.. any idea how i can do that?
[01:06] <dr_gonzo> using a vga connection
[01:06] <dr_gonzo> it will either show the funky color bars or just say "out of range"
[01:06] <novato_br> dude, i don't know how can I looking for, so i ask you: how can I bluid the .deb package from source code?
[01:06] <dr_gonzo> does it hurt to mention the monitor is a 32inch hi-def
[01:06] <mjancaitis> dr_gonzo: try to group your statements so you're not typing a billion things at once
[01:06] <dr_gonzo> my bad mj
[01:07] <miaviator> @bzaks add the filesystem type
[01:07] <mjancaitis> novato_br: using commands like ./configure, make, sudo make install
[01:07] <bzaks> oh snap
[01:07] <bzaks> thanks! :)
[01:07] <bzaks> vfat
[01:07] <installing-ubunt> Ive got a restricted account, afterwards Ill delete it, the thing is that Im in a freign country and the only other computer I can access is 1 mile away so I could not change a setting so easily
[01:07] <novato_br> no no, mjancaitis , i will be so clear
[01:07] <miaviator> @novato_br checkinstall
[01:07] <mattbot> Since I've upgraded (not a fresh install) from feisty to Gutsy I cannot connect to Wifi networks with hidden ESSIDs (I could before). Should I do a fresh install, or is there something else I can do?
[01:07] <NSM> dr_gonzo, You may need to google for /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[01:07] <novato_br> i wanna to create deb package by from source code
[01:08] <miaviator> @novato will  make a deb
[01:08] <miaviator> from source code
[01:08] <installing-ubunt> sorry im on a strange keyboard and I cant find some buttons
[01:08] <novato_br> how can i do that?
[01:08] <dr_gonzo> and what would need to go there
[01:08] <dr_gonzo> err
[01:08] <eNons3nse> Is there a different alternative for Flash available?  In Feisty my net flash video ran fine but in Gutsy it's lower quality and skips/hicups pretty often.
[01:08] <Nallep> installing-ubunt: your better off getting a shell account from a free shell account provider and testing your ssh connection yourself from that
[01:08] <miaviator> @novato apt-get checkinstall
[01:08] <novato_br> !checkinstall
[01:08] <ubotu> checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running!
[01:08] <dr_gonzo> what would needed to be edited on that file?
[01:08] <mjancaitis> Neat!
[01:08] <miaviator> sweet
[01:08] <miaviator> whats with that
[01:08] <miaviator> !me
[01:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about me - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:08] <Pelo> dr_gonzo,  for out of range stuff ,  increase your horiz sync value in xorg.conf
[01:08] <miaviator> robot
[01:09] <miaviator> !ubotu
[01:09] <installing-ubunt> Nallep oh that shound good ive never heard of it,,
[01:09] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:09] <dr_gonzo> ahh
[01:09] <Kenny3> where do i get autoconfig?
[01:09] <dr_gonzo> and set the resolution and all that jazz
[01:09] <Ashfire908> !bot | miaviator
[01:09] <ubotu> miaviator: please see above
[01:09] <Pelo> !botabuse ! miaviator
[01:09] <dr_gonzo> makes sense
[01:09] <NSM> dr_gonzo, All of the problems I have had with video were because of formating in that file.  You should be able to find an example.
[01:09] <miaviator> Sweet
[01:09] <novato_br> so
[01:09] <dr_gonzo> sweet
[01:09] <novato_br> thx
[01:10] <miaviator> @ash no controlling the robot
[01:10] <dr_gonzo> in that file, is there a way to specify using component video output
[01:10] <dr_gonzo> yprbr is a little better than vga
[01:10] <jsappiak> i am looking to get some help for setting up ati dual head... do I just ask away here?
[01:10] <Ashfire908> !botsnack
[01:10] <ubotu> Yum! Err, I mean, APT!
[01:10]  * Pelo is not in a good frame of mind to support ppl tonight,  he'll just make nasty comments about not reading the manpage
[01:10] <eNons3nse> so does flash video just not work as well in gutsy?
[01:10] <humblerodent> hey, if I upgrade to 64-bit, is there anything I need to worry about as far as running Ubuntu?  (including apps)
[01:10] <NSM> dr_gonzo, Not sure.
[01:10] <Pelo> jsappiak,  pretty much
[01:10] <dr_gonzo> no worries
[01:10] <Pelo> !dualhead | jsappiak
[01:10] <ubotu> jsappiak: Information about dual-head on linux can be found on http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead - See also !Xinerama
[01:10] <mjancaitis> Pelo: HEY PELO WANNA HELP ME WITH NETWORKING ;)
[01:10] <dr_gonzo> a journey for me to find out on
[01:11] <Ashfire908> Pelo, but i don't wanna read the manpage....
[01:11] <dr_gonzo> thanks :)
[01:11] <mjancaitis> Pelo: jk don't hurt me please :)
[01:11] <Evanlec> humblerodent, not really, if you come across any apps that dont wanna run, there's workarounds for just about all of em
[01:11] <Pelo> mjancaitis,  you don't want me to help with networking, not if you want to remain connected for any amount of time
[01:11] <Evanlec> humblerodent, flash used to be a big concern but with gutsy its no longer an issue, only major issue is lack of 64-bit java...but even that can be worked around
[01:11] <mjancaitis> Pelo: perfect response
[01:11] <wolliw> anyone have an opinion on best gnome ide?
[01:12] <wolliw> for C/C++
[01:12] <Pelo> Ashfire908, it's a  manpage or the grub manual,  take your pick , or rather pick your poison
[01:12] <Nallep> installing-ubunt: try http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Access_Providers/Unix_Shell_Providers/Free_Shells/ for a free shell account to test your connection with, it's much safer than getting random people to do it and have one of them install a rootkit
[01:12] <humblerodent> Evanlec: yeah, I heard about the Flash one....you just need to use some wrapper shit or something right?
[01:12] <Ashfire908> Pelo, you mean rm -R /
[01:12] <scyTh3> I am trying to run a dns server so I can get rid of my hosting company. I have the files in my /var/bind folder and the named.conf in my /etc. I think it is setup correct but when I do a dig or nslookup the server ip is my wan address and not external, can someone help? I have posted my issue on the dns irc, but no help there...
[01:12] <Ashfire908> :P
[01:12] <NSM> dr_gonzo, Make a copy of xorg.conf just in case but I think if this file gets hosed up it will be recreated and the xorg.conf will be renamed xorg.conf1 upon reboot or ctrl+alt+backspace
[01:13] <eNons3nse> I'm seriously about to reinstall feisty.
[01:13] <Evanlec> humblerodent, yea, in gutsy all u have to do is apt-get install flash or install flash plug-in from firefox and it will setup the nspluginwrapper and install flash for you
[01:13] <roby> !list
[01:13] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:13] <Pelo> eNons3nse,  what's the issue ?
[01:13] <humblerodent> Evanlec: that's tight....Java's no big deal either?
[01:13] <sjovan>  eNons3nse: why? you shouldn't need to...
[01:13] <dr_gonzo> makes sense NSM, any tool for windoze that would allow me to access my ubuntu partion
[01:13] <eNons3nse> many issues.
[01:13] <iamchris> I just updated to 7.10. Now every time I login it says users $$home.dmrc is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved. File should be owned by user and have 644 permissions. Users $home must be owned by user and not written by other users
[01:13] <dr_gonzo> reccomendations I mean
[01:13] <iamchris> and it wont save my resolution or settings. Any way to fix this?
[01:14] <mjancaitis> eNons3nse:
[01:14] <Pelo> eNons3nse,  better reinstall feisty then,  I have no patience to drag the info out of you
[01:14] <mjancaitis> eNons3nse: like?
[01:14] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, i help you with networking. install sshd, then give me you ip, username, password, and the process id of Xorg :P
[01:14] <Ashfire908> *your
[01:14] <Evanlec> humblerodent, yea, as far as i know...right now i dont even have java because i dont really use it...but from what i hear it can be installed in 32-bit mode or any number of workarounds
[01:14] <kslater> has anyone else experienced problems doing ldap client authentication?
[01:14] <NSM> dr_gonzo, I use *nix, my family uses windoze, sorry.  :-)
[01:14] <roby> !lista
[01:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lista - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:14] <wolliw> iamchris: make the file it's talking about have those permissions?
[01:14] <eNons3nse> for one neither penguinTV or Miro will work.  if i don't have a bittorrent supported RSS grabber i don't want to use gutsy.
[01:14] <dr_gonzo> its all good
[01:14] <Pelo> roby what are you looking for ?
[01:14] <eNons3nse> youtube videos don't work as well
[01:14] <humblerodent> Evanlec: cool, thanks
[01:14] <dr_gonzo> i'm trying to get away from m$
[01:14] <dr_gonzo> if i want gaming i'll fire up my 360
[01:15] <FluxD> is there a gui for grep?
[01:15] <wolliw> um
[01:15] <Ashfire908> eNons3nse,  for the last did you install flash
[01:15] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: i betcha can't help with my networking crap, but feel free, haha; it's random disconnects with wireless when it doesn't actually drop the connection, just stops traffic
[01:15] <Evanlec> humblerodent, but suffice to say, some ppl might tell u otherwise on here, but 64-bit rally suffers no compatibility problems these days with gutsy and the average user
[01:15] <Pelo> eNons3nse,  deluge has rss pluggins and you can run utorrent on wine
[01:15] <iamchris> okay wolliw. I'll try that.
[01:15] <Evanlec> humblerodent, anyone that tells u not to install 64-bit, doesn't use 64-bit
[01:15] <Ice_Wewe> hello, I'm running 7.10 on a Compaq Presario 2100 with 256mb of RAM
[01:15] <mjancaitis> humblerodent: x64 is the sheezy
[01:15] <eNons3nse> Ashfire908: yes.  videos work they are just lower quality and they skip.  fesity ran them fine.
[01:15] <Pelo> Ice_Wewe,  I feel your pain
[01:15] <FluxD> Can anyone reccomend me a good search program that can search thru all text files in a dir?
[01:16] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, same here but with a ppp0
[01:16] <Evanlec> mjancaitis, foshizzle
[01:16] <wolliw> evan: good to know, i picked amd64 without knowing
[01:16] <jrib> FluxD: grep
[01:16] <jsappiak> I am very new to linux and ubuntu, but I have spent the past three days searching the forum and trying every solution I could find to get my ati radeon x700 pro graphics card to work, especially with dual display.  I have a 17" lcd panel and a 32 " lcd TV connected through the DVI port of the card.  No problems getting to work in windows... but I can't get anything on the LCD TV and the Ubuntu consistantly starts in low graphic mode... ca
[01:16] <jsappiak> help guide me through this?
[01:16] <Evanlec> FluxD, cant the tracker program search thru text files?
[01:16] <Ice_Wewe> It has a Semphron clocked at 1.8, and the system feels pretty fast when I start it, but it gets progressively slower as I use it
[01:16] <Ashfire908> eNons3nse, which flash is installed
[01:16] <eNons3nse> Pelo: I'll look into that.  I shouldn't have to run wine.  I'd rather not anyway.
[01:16] <FluxD> jrib: how do u do folders?
[01:16] <eNons3nse> Ashfire908: adobe
[01:16] <FluxD> Evanlec: let me check
[01:16] <jrib> FluxD: grep -R
[01:16] <Ice_Wewe> there is no evidence of swapping going on, the hard drive light remains off and top does not show excessive swap usage
[01:16] <Ice_Wewe> infact, it just seems to sit there idle, but nothing can happen
[01:16] <paullord> ice_weve, make sure you swap is big enough, ant that you actually close applications after you are done using them
[01:17] <Pelo> eNons3nse,  deluge then ,  check on their site for the rss pluggins
[01:17] <Ice_Wewe> firefox won't load pages...
[01:17] <FluxD> jrib: grep -R texttosearch /path/to/dir  ?
[01:17] <Ice_Wewe> paullord: I have 1GB of swap
[01:17] <jrib> FluxD: exactly
[01:17] <Ashfire908> eNons3nse, hmm... idk try installing different ones
[01:17] <humblerodent> Evanlec: well, actually, I wouldn't consider myself an "average user" anyway....it's just that my computer is a total dinosaur, I'm working on upgrading it, and if I went with 64-bit I'd be a total n00b to it
[01:17] <Pelo> !ati > jsappiak
[01:17] <Evanlec> FluxD, yea that works too
[01:17] <Ice_Wewe> paullord: well, it's rather hard to close anything when all I'm using is a terminal
[01:17] <Skif> After upgrading to gutsy, all my windows start at (0,0), which means the window titles are hidden by the top panel, so I can't move them.  What's causing this, and how can I fix it?
[01:17] <Pelo> !dualhead > jsappiak check for a private message windows with instructions from ubotu
[01:17] <FluxD> ty Evanlec jrib
[01:17] <Evanlec> humblerodent, what type of processor are we talkin?
[01:17] <Skif> Well, I *can* move them by alt-space, and hitting "m", but it's annoying to have to.
[01:17] <Ice_Wewe> I have an Atheros wifi card, but I don't think that's the problem
[01:17] <billenium_> it says i need arm-elf-gcc and when i type which arm-elf-gcc nothing happens... how do i get arm-elf-gcc?
[01:17] <sjovan> ln -s /usr/local/games/NeverwinterNights/nwn /usr/local/bin/nwn <--- this is the error when i try nwn in the terminal: /usr/local/bin/nwn: 12: ./nwmain: not found
[01:17] <humblerodent> Evanlec: also, is it all good to run 32-bit Ubuntu on 64-bit architecture and will everything be as it was before?
[01:18] <sjovan> what to do?
[01:18] <miaviator> @skif with or without compiz
[01:18] <miaviator> !compiz
[01:18] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[01:18] <Pelo> Skif,  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:18] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, bored out of my mind anything else to know about your network?
[01:18] <paullord> is it mounted, sometimes, in earlier version of ubuntu i would have swap, but it wouldn't be mounted do this sudo swap on /dev/whatever_your_swap_is
[01:18] <humblerodent> Evanlec: I'm not too sure yet....probably like an AMD 3200+
[01:18] <Evanlec> Skif, hold alt + click drag   should allow you to atleast move the windows
[01:18] <downhillgames> sjovan; easy..
[01:18] <mjancaitis> billenium: sudo apt-get install arm-elf-gcc?
[01:18] <Ice_Wewe> I didn't have this particular problem in Gentoo. But gentoo had it's own problems, which is why I installed 7.10
[01:18] <billenium_> kk
[01:18] <sjovan> yes, it prob. is :)
[01:18] <Ice_Wewe> any one having problems like this?
[01:18] <downhillgames> sjovan; hold on. 2 secs.
[01:18] <Skif> Evanlec: right, but I want to stop this happening in the future.
[01:18] <sjovan> spanks
[01:18] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, is the AP seperate from the route/gateway?
[01:18] <paullord> turn off some effects, make sure you have the right 3d drivers running
[01:18] <Pelo> g'night folks
[01:18] <Skif> Pelo: I'll give it a go, I guess, seems annoying. :-\
[01:18] <Ice_Wewe> or should I shut up and buzz off to install another distro with hopes of it working?
[01:18] <paullord> proprietary
[01:18] <Evanlec> humblerodent, oh you're planning to upgrade? i would definitely go with a dual-core or maybe even quad-core processor if i were you...and they're all 64-bit these days so u don need to worry about that
[01:18] <paullord> what graphics card do you have? and how much memory
[01:19] <miaviator> @ice what issues
[01:19] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, what problem?
[01:19] <humblerodent> Evanlec: dual-core and quad-core are 64-bit?
[01:19] <Ice_Wewe> miaviator: in Gentoo? There was no sound
[01:19] <miaviator> @ice that
[01:19] <miaviator> s not relavant here
[01:19] <shnastybiznastic> so here's a weird problem
[01:19] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: the computer acts like it's running on 6MB of ram, not 256
[01:19] <Evanlec> humblerodent, yes, any newer processor these days is going to be 64-bit
[01:19] <Ice_Wewe> miaviator: the system gets progressively slower as it runs
[01:19] <downhillgames> sjovan; can I pm you?
[01:20] <sjovan> yes, you can
[01:20] <miaviator> @ice what does mem or free return
[01:20] <shnastybiznastic> I have trash items that I can't delete because they are not owned by my user
[01:20] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: cable modem into a wrt-350n using WPA2 personal and stock network manager with the restricted drivers it suggested when I went to configure it
[01:20] <miaviator> !free
[01:20] <ubotu> freedom is important. Ubuntu is as free as we can make it, which means mostly free software. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing
[01:20] <cdm10> Does anyone here have a Brother HL-2040 laser printer? I'm looking for something that will work well with Linux.
[01:20] <xoanan> Hey all : anyone know a workaround for playing vids on various sites that require either Quicktime or Windows Media Player plugins?
[01:20] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, well ubuntu does run better on systems with more than 256mb ram, i would suggest u try xubuntu or use a lightweight window manager like xfce (the default in xubuntu)
[01:20] <miaviator> Wrong robot
[01:20] <mjancaitis> xoanan: install the firefox mplayer plugin for wmp
[01:20] <Ice_Wewe> miaviator: it's fast when it boots, but the responce of everything slows WAY down as it runs
[01:20] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: yes, but memory does not seem to be the root problem here
[01:20] <miaviator> @ice what does mem or free return
[01:20] <humblerodent> Evanlec: ah, okay....but like I asked....would I have any issues running 32-bit Ubuntu on a 64-bit computah box, if I decided I preferred it?
[01:20] <mjancaitis> xoanan: dunno about quicktime though
[01:20] <shnastybiznastic> I would rm -rf my trash folder as root, but I can't seem to figure out where trash is kept
[01:20] <xoanan> thanx
[01:20] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, u can type 'free' in the cmd line to see how ur rams being used
[01:20] <mjancaitis> humblerodent: no, not at all
[01:20] <Ice_Wewe> miaviator: I can't even run it right now, the system is pretty much locked up
[01:20] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, hmm. does the issues occor to other computers on the network?
[01:21] <astro76> shnastybiznastic, ~/.Trash/
[01:21] <Evanlec> humblerodent, no..what i meant by 64-bit is that they are 64-bit capable...they all can run natively in 32-bit as well
[01:21] <gongoputch> what filesystem does ubuntu like to install by default? ext2?
[01:21] <miaviator> @ice you could also install atop to watch the system for a bit
[01:21] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: not to my knowledge, my Vista x32 doesn't appear to suffer the same problems
[01:21] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: I'm just going to tell you know to get rid of all the helpful but usless advice, I'm not an idiot to linux, I run Gentoo on my desktop, and I know my way around the command line, you don't have to dumb it down for me.
[01:21] <shnastybiznastic> astro76, thanks
[01:21] <miaviator> !atop
[01:21] <astro76> gongoputch, ext3
[01:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about atop - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:21] <gongoputch> astro76: is there a way for me to make it install ext2?
[01:21] <Evanlec> humblerodent, but given that, i think it makes sense to run 64-bit ubuntu, as you can run 64-bit apps and 32-bit apps since the cpu is backwards compatible
[01:21] <twoshadetod> any decent gui that shows a sort of circle graph that can help me determine where all my HD space went?
[01:21] <Ice_Wewe> miaviator: I wish I could run free, but the system has gone into never never land, I can reboot and tell you, but I'm not sure that's what you really want to know
[01:21] <downhillgames> sjovan; are you not getting my msgs? :x
[01:22] <astro76> gongoputch, yes you can install on ext2 also
[01:22] <NSM> xoanan, Applications->add/remove Programs and search for the type of file you want to play.
[01:22] <gongoputch> astro76: great! thanks
[01:22] <humblerodent> Evanlec and mjancaitis: cool, thanks
[01:22] <sjovan> downhillgames: yes i'm
[01:22] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, okay...well like i said, ubuntu is designed to run on systems with more ram
[01:22] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, i mean on your comp (the one with the issue), if you access another comp on the net, does the same thing happen or only with the internet
[01:22] <miaviator> @ice if you know what the issue is then tell us so we can copy and paste it to you
[01:22] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, gentoo and others are more lightweight
[01:22] <roby> AdP|DvdRip|004
[01:22] <mjancaitis> twoshadetod: any reason gparted won't show you what you want? How are you trying to envision it, just free and nonfree will be shown by gparted
[01:22] <downhillgames> sjovan; I'm not getting anything from you :x
[01:22] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, are the other computers wired or wireless
[01:22] <eNons3nse> Ashfire908: is there another flash that i can try besides adobe?
[01:22] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: yes, but my point is, Gentoo ran fine on this system with X and apps running
[01:22] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: and this happens when the Atheros card is out too
[01:23] <miaviator> @enons gnash
[01:23] <shnastybiznastic> astro76, that would work, as it seems to be the right location, except that the items are still there.
[01:23] <sjovan> downhillgames: that's fucked up. what to i need to do?
[01:23] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, i see...so ur thinking something is slowing u down, like a bad module or something
[01:23] <downhillgames> sjovan; /j #lindox
[01:23] <sjovan> do send pm's on this server
[01:23] <sjovan> kk
[01:23] <shnastybiznastic> astro76, they are items from my previous install
[01:23] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: got 3 total computers, one running Vistax64 hardwired upstairs, one running Vistax86 wireless downstairs, and this running Gutsy wireless downstairs, literally right next to the router
[01:23] <Ashfire908> eNons3nse, there is free one. btw you got the adobe one from synaptic right?
[01:23] <Kenny3> what is nautilus?
[01:23] <miaviator> #?
[01:23] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: yes... but I'm having considerable difficulty tracking down which one
[01:23] <twoshadetod> mjancaitis, I want something that will show me a pie chart, I look over and maybe I see a large portion of it, click it and it turns out to be a file containting rars I've never erased after uncompressing and combiniing something like that
[01:23] <miaviator> @kenny lol
[01:23] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: the system takes forever to boot too, like 2 to 3 minutes
[01:24] <miaviator> -->
[01:24] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, yea...did u take a look at the boot logs?
[01:24] <mjancaitis> twoshadetod: yikes, that I dunno, I'll leave that to others
[01:24] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: and I get no bootsplash
[01:24] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, and no other computer sufferes from it?
[01:24] <astro76> shnastybiznastic, try sudo rm -rf /home/<user>/.Trash/* ...replacing <user> with the user name
[01:24] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: yes, and nothing there is telltale
[01:24] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: correct
[01:24] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, the no bootsplash isnt a big deal, think its a quick bugfix they did for gutsy
[01:24] <Elfboy> ok back
[01:24] <Elfboy> i want to say thansk
[01:24] <number9> hello all, I have just installed Gutsy (via the alternateCD) but now it hangs on console-kit-daemon on boot. Recovery mode works, though. Any help?
[01:24] <twoshadetod> astro76, what does the f part of that do?
[01:24] <MaTrIx-X> Can someone tell me what is wrong with this syntax: [ $RETURN != "something wrong" ]     on the standard 7.10 kernel
[01:24] <Ashfire908> Kenny3, is GNOME's "windows explorer"
[01:24] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: haven't really tried accessing the other computers as it appears to be a problem just losing the connection to the router
[01:24] <astro76> twoshadetod, force, it's usually not necessary
[01:25] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, did u check out the modules u have installed and compare them to ur hardware?
[01:25] <twoshadetod> astro76, ahh
[01:25] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: I haven't yet... I'm still waiting for it to boot, frankly
[01:25] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, did you try running ubuntu on another comp? to see if it's ubuntu or the comp?
[01:25] <eNons3nse> It also takes me a really long time to boot up.  And it hangs on shutdown until i manually power down my computer.
[01:25] <gnuts> hello, please help. I was setting up my wiimote as a mouse, got it going but now have no touchpad. my presentation is tomorrow!!
[01:25] <astro76> twoshadetod, sometimes rm is aliased to rm -i, the -f would override the questions
[01:25] <Atomic_UE> How can I setup a partition to be listed under the Nautilus "Computer" thing but prompt for a Root password when mounting?
[01:26] <miaviator> !chkrootkit
[01:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about chkrootkit - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:26] <miaviator> !rpm
[01:26] <ubotu> RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous)
[01:26] <twoshadetod> !rkhunter
[01:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rkhunter - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:26] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, otherwise im not really sure...you obv know more about linux than me, but the issue ur having sounds isolated...u said its a laptop? u could search up ubuntuforums.org with ur laptop model and see if anyone else had issues
[01:26] <number9> !console-kit-daemon
[01:26] <Kenny3> i did this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122735 and now my ubuntu is wrecked T_T
[01:26] <shnastybiznastic> astro76, nope, the files are still there
[01:26] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: not yet, and can't especially do it easily; the x64 upstairs is RAIDed and I haven't found a good way to install to it yet, though I want to, and doesn't have a wireless card, and the x86 downstairs isn't my comp, and thus isn't available for testing
[01:26] <Kragnerac> !deb
[01:26] <miaviator> @number9 you spoofed it
[01:26] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: unless the liveCD has wireless support?
[01:26] <shnastybiznastic> astro76, hte files only show up in the trash browser launched from the panel applet
[01:27] <Kenny3> Is there a possibility u guys make automated script/installer for that aiptek driver installation?
[01:27] <number9> miaviator: I what?
[01:27] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: I'm using all of RAM and 32MB of swap, and the system is fast
[01:27] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, should/might
[01:27] <ubotu> deb is the Debian package format, also used by Ubuntu. To install .deb files, simply double-click on them (Ubuntu) or right-click and select Kubuntu Package Menu->install (Kubuntu)
[01:27] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: been up for about 3 minutes
[01:27] <mitrovarr> what's the best way to install ubuntu on a computer with no functioning cdrom?
[01:27] <miaviator> I don't know i didn't see an answer
[01:27] <lee986321> hi evenlac
[01:27] <shnastybiznastic> astro76, an ls -al of ~.Trash shows a clean scope
[01:27] <Evanlec> Ice_Wewe, okay so when does it start to slow down?
[01:27] <miaviator> !console-kit-daemon
[01:27] <Evanlec> lee986321, hi
[01:27] <lee986321> I finally found the answer to my problems
[01:27] <Evanlec> lee986321, what was ur problems?
[01:27] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: I'll try that tomorrow, but it's not a valid troubleshooting step for tonight, at least, sadly
[01:27] <miaviator> Hmmmm
[01:28] <lee986321> but...it not a good solution
[01:28] <miaviator> I don't like robot anymore
[01:28] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, for the raid comp, if it's hardware raid (like has a array controller) you should be able to install
[01:28] <lee986321> I had to use something totally different
[01:28] <lee986321> other then Ubuntu or Kubuntu
[01:28] <MikeG> Hi. On my box running 7.10, none of my buddies show up in pidgin. Does anyone know what might be wrong? (I ask here and not in #pidgin because the #pidgin folks only support the most recent version.)
[01:28] <Ashfire908> miaviator, i thin it's ignoring you
[01:28] <Ice_Wewe> Evanlec: about 15 minutes after boot
[01:28] <Evanlec> lee986321, what was your original problem?
[01:29] <nidos_79> .com.br
[01:29] <billenium_> how do i run the rockboxdev.sh script thats in the tools folder?
[01:29] <Ashfire908> MikeG, did you set up the accounts?
[01:29] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908: it's technically RAID in the BIOS off of an ICH9R chipset, so I THINK it's hardware raid, but I've never found any real walkthrough of how to install to it
[01:29] <mjancaitis> billenium: chmod +x the file and then run it in a terminal
[01:29] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I did. They are connected. The buddies have showed up before.
[01:29] <Ashfire908> mjancaitis, hardware raid is transparent
[01:29] <Evanlec> mjancaitis, its not true hardware raid, i had the same problem, you have what they call fakeraid
[01:29] <_spitFIRE> I'm running Gutsy on Dell Inspiron E1505 and I can't record anything with the mic!!! Furthere, if I play movies in Totem it works fine; any other player (kmplayer, vlc) don't have any audio output!
[01:30] <jahnkeanater> who has ubuntu 7.10
[01:30] <Ashfire908> MikeG, are they all offline or not in the list
[01:30] <twoshadetod> thunderbird is redownloading and my old emails, and they are now duplicated and the copies are showing up as "new" any way to delete duplicates? and any idea how this happens?
[01:30] <mjancaitis> Ashfire908, Evanlec: that's what I thought. I may invest in a PCI card, but who knows now
[01:30] <twoshadetod> or why rather
[01:30] <porkyng> Hi, this is my first time using ubuntu and I"m trying to get mplayer to work properly... such as how to choose different subtitles or lang
[01:30] <mjancaitis> jahnkeaneater: I do!
[01:30] <Evanlec> mjancaitis, the only way to get it to work is to follow this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto   and even then it wont be easy
[01:30] <MikeG> Ashfire908: No.
[01:30] <Ashfire908> jahnkeanater, you are seriously asking?
[01:30] <Joshooa> Is anyone else having problems with Firefox greying out a lot or other programs not responding randomly?
[01:30] <durka> << jahnkeaneater: livecd
[01:30] <jahnkeanater> i am having trouble updating
[01:30] <Ashfire908> MikeG, no.......
[01:30] <Ashfire908> MikeG, no what
[01:30] <Evanlec> mjancaitis, i eventually gave up on it and just blew away my array
[01:30] <mjancaitis> Evanlec: yeah, I read that already, dmraid and all that... that's what keeps me from even trying it
[01:30] <min2> test
[01:31] <NSM> MikeG, When I first config'ed pidgin I had to go to buddies->show and select offline buddies to see them, but it may be because they were all off line.
[01:31] <jahnkeanater> i have a live cd
[01:31] <mjancaitis> Evanlec: I'd do the same, except it's a pair of 37gig raptors that otherwise have no purpose for me
[01:31] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I have verified at least one is online. Further, I turned on show offline buddies and still nothing.
[01:31] <jahnkeanater> how do i update from it
[01:31] <Ashfire908> MikeG, so the list is blank?
[01:31] <NSM> MikeG, sorry, no then.
[01:32] <mjancaitis> jahnkeanater: you're trying to update from the CD only and not the web?
[01:32] <_spitFIRE> anyone has had problems configuring alsa on Gutsy running on Dell inspiron 1505???
[01:32] <Ashfire908> MikeG, stupid question: are you logged in?
[01:32] <twoshadetod> any services likke hushmail, but secure?
[01:32] <Ashfire908> MikeG, are the accounts enabled
[01:32] <jahnkeanater> yea
[01:32] <Evanlec> mjancaitis, i see...well in that case i'd use linux software raid (trust me its the same cpu usage as your motherboard raid) using LVM
[01:32] <jahnkeanater> the web dosent work
[01:32] <NSM> Joshooa, Yes but have not gotten around to trying to fix that.
[01:32] <firekool> Hi I have a Nvidia 8600 GT with a dell E207WFP and it will not install the latest version of unbuntu it justs gets a blank screen.
[01:33] <mjancaitis> jahnkeanater: edit your sources.list and refuse it access to the web stuff, tell it to only look at your CD
[01:33] <MikeG> Ashfire908: If I show empty groups, I get my groups, and they all list as 0/0 buddies. This is not the case. Yes, I am signed in.
[01:33] <Elfboy> when i turn down or mute sound it turns down headphone and not master same for muteing anyidea
[01:33] <MikeG> Ashfire908: Yes, the accounts are enabled. (To restate the bit about being signed in, essentially.)
[01:33] <Evanlec> firekool, 64-bit?
[01:33] <jahnkeanater> how do i start the update
[01:33] <lee986321> Iam wondering why Ubuntu and kubuntu don't emplement theany how envenlac as you know I was having issues with locks and frezes when ever I ran compiz
[01:33] <min2> Hello, I need help with a network problem.  I am running ubuntu 7.10 with a built-in nvidia gigabit network controller and I am only getting 8 MB/S transfer to a fileserver running linux samba.  I get 40+ MB/S with windows.  Any ideas?
[01:33] <firekool> yes it is a 64bit os
[01:33] <Ashfire908> MikeG, do they see you as online
[01:33] <jahnkeanater> nothing pops up when i put it in
[01:33] <mjancaitis> Evanlec: any good info on that I can look at or is it just the same as the link before?
[01:33] <firekool> AMD 64x2 3600
[01:34] <Joshooa> NSM: Thanks it keeps messing with me, also I can't get Wine to do anything and my CPU is always at or near 100%
[01:34] <mjancaitis> jahnkeanater: go to update manager in your administration menu, and tell it to check for updates, should find it
[01:34] <Elfboy> when i turn down or mute sound it turns down headphone and not master same for muteing anyidea
[01:34] <Evanlec> firekool, i had the same issue, black screen on bootup...its an issue with the splash screen...follow the directions on here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=591188
[01:35] <min2> Hello, I need help with a network problem.  I am running ubuntu 7.10 with a built-in nvidia gigabit network controller and I am only getting 8 MB/S transfer to a fileserver running linux samba.  I get 40+ MB/S with windows.  Any ideas?
[01:35] <Ashfire908> !repeat | min2
[01:35] <ubotu> min2: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[01:36] <Elfboy> ANY ont goos with sound
[01:36] <MikeG> Ashfire908: It appears they do not see me as online.
[01:36] <Ashfire908> min2, erm sorry thought you had said it a third time
[01:36] <Keepoffgrass> hi guys
[01:36] <number9>  Can anyone help me? Gutsy hangs during boot when trying to load console-kit-daemon
[01:36] <Ryuoh> i just installed the ati driver from the restricted manager now all i get when i start up is a blank screen though i can start up in repair mode but i have no idea what to do now
[01:36] <Keepoffgrass> I need  a little help please :)
[01:36] <mjancaitis> Keepoffgrass: whatcha got
[01:36] <Evanlec> mjancaitis, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461 is about the best i can come up with at the moment
[01:36] <mjancaitis> Evanlec: thanks, I'll give it a look
[01:37] <Elfboy> when i turn down or mute sound it turns down headphone and not master same for muteing anyidea
[01:37] <Keepoffgrass> I got this after I put in my password on boot up.... User's $HOME/.dmrc file is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved. File should be owned by user and have 644 permissions. User's $HOME directory must be owned by user and not writable by other usuers
[01:37] <salah> Hi. What is the difference between the runlevels? (like /etc/rc1.d/ rc2.d etc)
[01:37] <_spitFIRE> spitFire
[01:38] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: pastebin the output of: ls -ld ~ ~/.dmrc
[01:38] <NSM> Joshooa, Sorry buddy, New to the IRC channel but when I have not been able to solve problems here or on the forums google has been great.
[01:38] <mjancaitis> Keepoffgrass: sounds simple enough, I think you need to open a terminal and type "chmod 644 /home", but let one of the gurus either back me up or shoot me down before you go doing anything crazy
[01:38] <Ashfire908> MikeG, when did pidgin stop working
[01:38] <jrib> salah: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/212
[01:38] <MR> HEllo room...Will beryle work on new ubuntu?
[01:38] <jahnkeanater> how do i make it update from the cd not the internet
[01:39] <Joshooa> NSM: Looked there first nothing helpful yet
[01:39] <astro76> !beryl | MR
[01:39] <ubotu> MR: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[01:39] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I noticed this about an hour ago. It worked as of...5 hours ago or so?
[01:39] <rsferreira> Although Feisty runs fine, Gusty only boots on my laptop if on batteries. It hangs on ac power. What could be causing this?
[01:39] <mjancaitis> MR: Gutsy comes with compiz, it's pretty much the same and it's default installed
[01:39] <MR> tks astro76
[01:39] <Ashfire908> MikeG, did it stop working while it was running
[01:39] <MR> tks jancaitis
[01:39] <jrib> mjancaitis, Keepoffgrass: you want directories to be executable
[01:39] <mjancaitis> rsferreira: might be an acpi or apic issue; might want to try adding "noapic noacpi nolapic" to your grub options
[01:39] <spamyboy> Off-topic: I have just created on map and there was article writen about it, could anyone DIGG it pleas ? http://digg.com/gaming_news/http_www_allnevv_com_article_gaming_84/blog THANKS !
[01:40] <Keepoffgrass> does that sound good to everyone? can I try it? thanks Jancaitis
[01:40] <mjancaitis> Keepoffgrass: check with jrib, see what he says
[01:40] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: nope, you should pastebin what I asked
[01:40] <NSM> Joshooa, One thing I have done is swap out newer with older hardware, if available.
[01:40] <Keepoffgrass> ok, my filesystem also says Im not the owner in the premissions
[01:40] <Joshooa> Wow I'm getting 1645/kbs on apt-get
[01:40] <gandalfcome> can I somehow extract data from deb files?
[01:41] <jrib> gandalfcome: dpkg-deb
[01:41] <Keepoffgrass> k, thanks jrib
[01:41] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I have no way of knowing. I have restarted X since I can swear to it working.
[01:41] <Joshooa> NSM: But I just bought my RAM and Video Card for WoW and can't even play it, it's RAM and nVidia they gotta work
[01:41] <gandalfcome> jrib: I just want one file from the package, that works?
[01:41] <jrib> gandalfcome: hmmm, may need to use ar for that...
[01:41] <deemo> hey everyone, i turned on a restricted graphics driver, and now my screen only goes to black, is there a way to turn off the graphics driver from the console?
[01:41] <Ashfire908> MikeG, did you try restarting pidgin
[01:42] <Ryuoh> i just installed the ati x1300 driver from the restricted manager now all i get when i start up is a blank screen though i can start up in repair mode but i have no idea what to do now to fix it and this is not the first time i have tryied the only way i have been able to get it working again normally is to reinstall and i have already done that 18 times already.
[01:42] <Smegzor> How do I find out what speed my network card is connected at?  It supports 10/100/1000 and is connected to a gigabit switch.
[01:42] <Keepoffgrass> ok, I did that
[01:42] <rsferreira> Although Feisty runs fine, Gusty only boots on my laptop if on batteries. It hangs on ac power. What could be causing this?
[01:42] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I shouldn't have to. I removed and installed it since. I will restart now.
[01:42] <jrib> gandalfcome: but dpkg-deb -x would extract everything and then you could find what you want.  Also, you could just use the gui file roller
[01:42] <Ashfire908> Smegzor, the network icon > connection information
[01:42] <NSM> Joshooa, nVidia has drivers on their website, may be worth checking there.  I have never had a problem with ram.
[01:42] <tomd123> an easy way is to send a file over the network and see how long it takes, or the transfer rate
[01:42] <gandalfcome> jrib: thanks man
[01:42] <Smegzor> thats always ghosted
[01:43] <salah> jrib, so I want to start the wireless network enabler, which must be enabled via a command to the /proc/acpi/ directory and then I have to modprobe a process, I have to run it at level 3, 4 or 5?
[01:43] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: did what?
[01:43] <jaclyn> every time i try running wine/winecfg my system hangs and needs to be restarted (running gutsy, S3 unichrome video)...anyone know how to fix this?
[01:43] <Keepoffgrass> what you posted
[01:43] <jrib> salah: 2 is the default runlevel that you boot to
[01:43] <nootrope> My distributinon upgrade to 7.1seems to have hung on "Restarting web server apache2". I have full control of the computer but can't close the Terminal pane in the Distribution Upgrade window and the time is stopped at "About 1 hours 6 minutes remainng"
[01:43] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: link to the pastebin url?
[01:43] <jrib> !startup > salah (read the private message from ubotu)
[01:44] <jahnkeanater> what does this mean Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)
[01:44] <juanbond> Maybe a dumb question, but how come when I do a sudo vi myfile and when I'm in vi and press i, it does not go into insert mode?
[01:44] <Keepoffgrass> ls -ld ~ ~/.dmrc
[01:44] <Smegzor> Ashfire908: Any idea why my connection information is ghosted out?  I've never seen it enabled on all 4 of my machines.
[01:44] <jshriver> What is the default password for root in mysql after doing a apt-get install msql-server?
[01:44] <wcstok> is there a way (or a different cd image) to convince the installer to boot up with a serial console on i386
[01:44] <jrib> juanbond: it should... does it do anything else?
[01:45] <juanbond> it doesn't seem to do anything.
[01:45] <juanbond> it's not showing --INSERT-- at the bottom either.
[01:45] <MikeG> Ashfire908: Still no cigar. I'm going to install Pidgin 2.2.2 and if that doesn't fix it, I will ask in #pidgin
[01:45] <Ashfire908> Smegzor, open network manager and set the connections to romeing
[01:45] <jrib> wcstok: not sure if you want something more specific, but have you tried the alternate cd?
[01:45] <Smegzor> ok
[01:45] <Ashfire908> MikeG, wait, what?
[01:45] <NSM> juanabond, esc changes modes, i is insert at the start of the line.
[01:45] <Ashfire908> MikeG, what version are you running
[01:45] <wcstok> is there an alternate cd?
[01:45] <MikeG> Ashfire908: 2.2.1, the version in the 7.10 repository.
[01:45] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: can you copy and paste the output to http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org and give us a link
[01:46] <juanbond> NSM, correct, that's what I'm doing.
[01:46] <Keepoffgrass> now also on file system it says in the permissions tab.... "you are not the owner, so you cant change these permissions
[01:46] <jrib> !alternate > wcstok (read the private message from ubotu)
[01:46] <Ashfire908> MikeG, one sec
[01:46] <NSM> juanabond, my bad :-)
[01:46] <maxwell> how do I play get shn files to play in ubuntu?
[01:46] <nootrope> My upgrade to 7.1 is hung on Configuring mono-apache-server. ANy idea how I can get it to continue?
[01:46] <jrib> wcstok: it is on the download page but easier to find on releases.ubuntu.com
[01:47] <jeffreyharter> When trying to play commercial DVD, Kaffeine returns the error "Your DVD is probably crypted. According to your country laws, you can or can't use libdvdcss to be able to read this disc. "  This is a new installation of Gutsy
[01:47] <jrib> !css > jeffreyharter (read the private message from ubotu)
[01:48] <Keepoffgrass> jrib: Im new to this, what should I paste in there?
[01:48] <lukas_> 1/wi4
[01:48]  * wcstok gets set for another hour downloading
[01:48] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: the output from the 'ls -ld ~ ~/.dmrc' command
[01:48] <irieKEN> Hello everyone, I have tried to install Ubuntu Server on a Pentium (yes, the 586 variety), and it keeps saying "Begin: Waiting for root filesystem..." then dropping to shell. I've been searching the forums/google/everywhere I can think of, but I'm not making any progress. Has anyone seen a solution for this?
[01:48] <mjancaitis> Keepoffgrass: what your terminal says after you type in what he told you before
[01:48] <twoshadetod> how can i make sudo ls -lS /* -R  not restrt it's sort after each directory? like where the absolute largest files on my whole system appear at the top of the (admittingly huge) list?
[01:48] <Jstn> I realize this isn't #fluxbox, but I already asked there. Anyone have any idea why when I start into fluxbox it doesn't by default use my gnome fonts and also why I have to use my fluxbox restart to use my theme's config fonts?
[01:48] <batyboy18> hello
[01:49] <Keepoffgrass> k. whats the syntax?
[01:49] <batyboy18> people how are you alll doing tonaight
[01:49] <batyboy18> como estan esta noche todos
[01:49] <jrib> twoshadetod: maybe you want to use find instead?
[01:49] <Ashfire908> batyboy18, hi
[01:49] <irieKEN> modprobing ide-disk and ide-generic gets me into the OS, but I can't fix this stupid problem.
[01:49] <MikeG> Hi batyboy18. Just go ahead and ask a question if you have one. =)
[01:49] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: plain text is fine
[01:49] <mjancaitis> batyboy18: it sucks in here :)
[01:49] <twoshadetod> jrib, find has that functionality? interesting ill look into it
[01:49] <physicslord> Hi, I'm trying to do the upgrade to Gutsy Gibbon, but a keep failing to get one source file
[01:50] <Ashfire908> MikeG, run this after you shutdown pidgin: "cp -R ~/.purple ~/.purple-backup; sudo apt-get purge pidgin; sudo apt-get install pidgin"
[01:50] <irieKEN> jstn: Sorry, no idea.
[01:50] <Keepoffgrass> ok, I pasted it, now what?
[01:50] <batyboy18> aaa i was looking for a hot girl hahaha
[01:50] <batyboy18> sorry
[01:50] <batyboy18> well i got one
[01:50] <astro76> !ot | batyboy18
[01:50] <ubotu> batyboy18: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[01:50] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: now give us the url
[01:50] <batyboy18> the tomato is a bejatal or frut????????????????????????????
[01:50] <Ashfire908> MikeG, then start pidgin, get the logging set up (but not your accounts), then run "cp ~/.purple-backup/logs ~/.purple/"
[01:50] <Keepoffgrass> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/42525/
[01:50] <livefoniks> Fruit.  Next.
[01:51] <Keepoffgrass> thanks guys :) I appreciate it
[01:51] <jaclyn> every time i try running wine/winecfg my system hangs and needs to be restarted (running gutsy, S3 unichrome video)...anyone know how to fix this?
[01:51] <salah> jrib, let's make it some easier to explain: To get my wireless card to work, I have to run the command "echo 1 > /etc/acpi/acer/wireless". Do you have any idea how to get this command run each time? This must be runned as root
[01:51] <Ashfire908> MikeG, that should purge everything
[01:52] <jrib> salah: you only need to run that once, it should persist after reboot
[01:52] <nootrope> O, anyone know how i can tell the upgrade process to coninue. it's seems stopped configuring mono-apache-server
[01:52] <physicslord> when I try to upgrade, I keep failing to fetch: http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/disks/fiesty/universe/sources/source.gz
[01:53] <physicslord> returns error code 1
[01:53] <Nallep> !updatedb
[01:53] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about updatedb - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:53] <salah> jrib, no, and if I install acer_acpi, which is the program that fixes the acpi, it installs it self on /proc/acpi/acer directory. When rebooting, this is gone and I have to install the acer_acpi again. This is strange, why do this happend?
[01:53] <Nallep> !locate
[01:53] <ubotu> locate is a command-line file search utility. To make sure its cache is up to date run: sudo updatedb
[01:53] <crazy_bus> is there any workaround so that I can use my intel 965g with opengl programs.  At the moment it just seems to cause the computer to go to a black screen after a while or freeze
[01:53] <lF0CUSl> hey any reason why mlgpro.com site wouldn't work?  It runs flash and I installed the flash program.  other flash pages work... like youtube...
[01:54] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: you made your $HOME 777?
[01:54] <Ashfire908> physicslord, does it say gzip failed?
[01:54] <jeffreyharter> OK I read ubotu and followed instructions - no helpie yet
[01:54] <Keepoffgrass> no
[01:54] <mjancaitis> |F0CUS|: might have to do with the flash version, I dunno if flashplugin-nonfree is v9 or v10 or whatever they're up to now
[01:54] <Keepoffgrass> I dont know what happened
[01:54] <kwall> n twunder
[01:54] <kwall> wrong channel
[01:54] <lF0CUSl> Thanks mjancaitis
[01:54] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: ok, then we will change it back... do: chmod 755 ~ && chmod 644 ~/.dmrc
[01:55] <badbrew> I'm trying to run the 7.10 live CD on an old laptop. 7.04 worked perfect. Problem is, the bottom half of screen seems to have a memory issue. (Middle resolution line gets repeated from middle to bottom)
[01:55] <Keepoffgrass> k. can I copy text from in here some how?
[01:55] <MikeG> Ashfire908: Now it is blowing up on me in other ways. I'm going ahead and just installing my own. (If that doesn't work, at least I can ask the pidgin folks.)
[01:55] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: hilight to copy, middle-click to paste
[01:55] <MikeG> Ashfire908:  Incidentally, Ubuntu seems to be rather lax about Gaim/Pidgin backporting, which is sort of surprising, since the protocol people break compatibility all the time.
[01:55] <nootrope> anyone know if i need mono-apache-server? i'm not interested in running ASP sites
[01:56] <Ashfire908> MikeG, did you run those commands?
[01:56] <Keepoffgrass> jrib: thanks man
[01:56] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I did, and as I told you it got mad at me about other stuff.
[01:56] <deemo> hey everyone, i turned on a restricted graphics driver, and now my screen only goes to black, is there a way to turn off the graphics driver from the recovery mode?
[01:56] <Keepoffgrass> ok, i did that
[01:56] <Ashfire908> MikeG, like?
[01:56] <jrib> salah: well /proc I understand since that is temporary.  I don't know about acer wireless though.  Have you checked the wireless docs on the wiki for your card?
[01:57] <MikeG> Ashfire908: I'm now running my own copy. Thanks for your help =)
[01:57] <physicslord> yes, it says sub-process gzip returns an error code
[01:57] <Ashfire908> MikeG, sorry
[01:57] <encrypt3d> greetings, does anyone have any suggestions for a USB Network Card that works well, and is fairly easy to install.  I have had nothing but trouble with NDISWRAP
[01:57] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: see if you still get the error
[01:57] <lF0CUSl> mjancaitis:
[01:57] <Keepoffgrass> jrib: thanks, :) I'll check and be back
[01:57] <Ashfire908> physicslord, the repository has a bad file. just ignore it.
[01:57] <physicslord> I just tried checking for updates.  It's still looking for that file
[01:57] <lF0CUSl> can you help me out?  I am using  ubuntu, I just installed the latest flash no free thing.
[01:57] <lF0CUSl> go to mlgpro.com and tell me if it loads for you?
[01:58] <Ashfire908> physicslord, there's nothing yo can do to fix it.
[01:58] <physicslord> Yeah, but I want to update
[01:58] <physicslord> If I can't fix it, I can't update
[01:59] <physicslord> "upgrade" I mean
[01:59] <humblerodent> does AMD Athlon 3200+ count as an Athlon 64, as far as fan/sink compatibility
[01:59] <humblerodent> ?
[01:59] <physicslord> I want to upgrade
[01:59] <gribouille> hi
[01:59] <Ashfire908> physicslord, oh, distro upgrade?
[01:59] <mjancaitis> |F0CUS|: I get the icon, and the page sort of loads, I get the bar ( pros, pro teams, etc) and a picture section, but that's all
[01:59] <mrsno> humblerodent as long as its socket 939 compatible yes, which the 3200 should be
[01:59] <salah> jrib, yes, I have been checking around everywhere, the only useful information I find is that it is supported and that madwifi works with it. Nothing else. But there must be a way to get this working without compiling the module each time
[01:59] <MikeG> Ashfire908: If it makes you feel any better, it's working fine. =)
[01:59] <Evanlec> humblerodent, umm...heatsink compatibility? i think so..long asits the same socket
[02:00] <Ashfire908> physicslord, i told you, there's nothing you can do. you have to wait untill someone fixes it.
[02:00] <gribouille> can someone show his /etc/apt/sources.list to me please ?
[02:00] <humblerodent> Evanlec and mrsno
[02:00] <humblerodent> ^ : it's socket 754
[02:00] <Evanlec> okay
[02:00] <salah> jrib, I found one useful thing: if I do modprobe acer_acpi, the directory comes up again in /proc/acpi/ :) brb reboot
[02:00] <jsappiak> I tried to follow the instructions again that PELO gave me to fix the ati radeon x00 graphics issues that I have been having and now when I boot up I just get a black screen.  Can someone help walk me through getting this graphic card working?
[02:00] <mrsno> humblerodent then the cooler should say if it fits
[02:00] <jrib> salah: wait
[02:00] <Nallep> physicalord: I had the same problem when I was doing an upgrade, I just switched to a different mirror on my sources and it worked fine
[02:00] <Ryuoh> i just installed the ati x1300 driver from the restricted manager now all i get when i start up is a blank screen though i can start up in repair mode but i have no idea what to do now to fix it and this is not the first time i have tryied the only way i have been able to get it working again normally is to reinstall and i have already done that 18 times already.
[02:01] <Radio_man> TalioGladius:  Ever hear of alex jones?.
[02:01] <jrib> salah: then you want to add the module to /etc/modules
[02:01] <physicslord> Thanks Nallep, I didn't know you could switch mirrors, I'll try that.
[02:01] <TalioGladius> alex jones?  nope...
[02:01] <Kalumba> Good what-ever-time-of-the-day-it-is-in-your-end-of-the-world: I have a shutdown problem with Gutsy. After clicking on the shutdown button it shows the shutdown animation and after that the fan goes into full blast and it just stops until I have to click & hold down the power button to shut it down. Where can I find the solution to this issue?
[02:01] <lF0CUSl> hey i have the lastest flash installed and the mlgpro.com homepage isn't loading... is this the case for everyone or is it just me/
[02:01] <addohm> How do you find out the UUID of a device to add to the fstab?
[02:01] <jrib> !uuid > addohm (read the private message from ubotu)
[02:01] <humblerodent> mrsno: yeah, well, it says it supports "All Athlon 64" and the processor I'm looking at is an "Athlon 3200+" which is 64-bit
[02:01] <lF0CUSl> anyone here use ubuntu?
[02:01] <humblerodent> but I don't know if that makes it "Athlon 64"
[02:01] <mjancaitis> |F0CUS|: did you see what I wrote?
[02:01] <Radio_man> lol Ifocus.
[02:01] <humblerodent> lF0CUSl: no....we all use Windows
[02:01] <lF0CUSl> yea
[02:01] <crazy_bus> is it a common linux problem for intel graphics to freeze the computer with any 3d program?
[02:01] <humblerodent> :P
[02:01] <lF0CUSl> i have that
[02:02] <kkathman> crazy_bus,  no
[02:02] <lF0CUSl> humblerodent: wrong windo
[02:02] <TalioGladius> should I have?
[02:02] <Powerking89670> g'night all
[02:02] <mrsno> humblerodent it could well be a sempron which is almost the same, except socket 754
[02:02] <Evanlec> crazy_bus, yes ;p
[02:02] <mrsno> so if in doubt, check manufacturer's website
[02:02] <mjancaitis> |F0CUS|: did you see that I can load at least part of the page? What can you see when you load it?
[02:02] <addohm> jrib, thanks
[02:02] <Radio_man> Just wondering.. he is on radio free austin.
[02:02] <lF0CUSl> i can see the top
[02:02] <lF0CUSl> theirs suppose to be a whole section below it htough
[02:02] <Keepoffgrass> jrib: Thanks man, that seems to have worked
[02:02] <lF0CUSl> that i can't see
[02:02] <NSM> deemo: maybe try Xorg -configure from the command line?  Not positive about that so may want to double check.
[02:03] <crazy_bus> so what is the state of intel drivers.  And is there anyway to use 3d on my intel x3000 without it forcing a reboot?
[02:03] <holycow> allright
[02:03] <mjancaitis> |F0CUS|: Well, it appears I can't either, so that's all there is to it. If it's a flash problem, we're boned, because only Adobe can fix that, and they won't
[02:03] <humblerodent> mrsno: if this helps: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135057
[02:03] <humblerodent> click on "Specifications"
[02:03] <humblerodent> and
[02:03] <DerangedDingo> crazy_bus: Control Alt Backspace
[02:03] <lF0CUSl> thanks mjancaitis
[02:03] <humblerodent> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186010
[02:03] <DerangedDingo> crazy_bus: The intel drivers are pretty good.
[02:03] <humblerodent> ^ same there, mrsno
[02:03] <Sin1> !compiz
[02:03] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[02:03] <holycow> in gutsy ... there is nothing of particular significance in /etc/skel ... where is the profile stored for new users?
[02:04] <crazy_bus> DerangedDingo: I tried that but it didn't work.  The screen just stays black with just the mosue and restarts itself every 4 or so seconds
[02:04] <holycow> gutsy insists on setting up retarded default folders and that has to bhe changed
[02:04] <holycow> anyone know?
[02:04] <mrsno> humblerodent CPU Type	Athlon 64/Sempron on the first link, second link says Compatibility	All AMD Sempron (Socket 754)
[02:04] <deemo> NSM, it said it couldnt load some sorto f module
[02:04] <mrsno> so you are good to go, semprons are sorta slower than their bigger brothers though
[02:04] <Keepoffgrass> I some how managed to mess up filesystem though. If i go in there and click properties then permissions it tells me "You are not the owner, so you can't change these permissions" how to I make that normal again?
[02:05] <coreymanshack> how do i resize the ubuntu partition from within ubuntu?
[02:05] <LjL> Keepoffgrass: sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername ~
[02:05] <DerangedDingo> coreymanshack: The LiveCD
[02:05] <humblerodent> mrsno: isn't that the compatibility for the mobo though....it's a combo deal so I'm getting a specific processor ya?
[02:05] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: what file are you clicking on?
[02:05] <mjancaitis> coreymanshack: use the gparted editor
[02:05] <DerangedDingo> coreymanshack: you can't alter partitions while having them mounted
[02:05] <coreymanshack> derangeddingo thx.
[02:05] <DerangedDingo> coreymanshack: and you can't run linux without a mounted filesystem
[02:05] <nerdzyboy> When I tried runnign ubuntu from the cd I had all kind of visual animations (windows fading in and sliding out etc) but then once installed all of those things are gone... How do I bring tham back?
[02:06] <Keepoffgrass> just Filesystem in general, I cant add a folder or anything to it
[02:06] <mrsno> humblerodent you are getting a sempron based 3200 socket 754, that mobo only supports 754 but the cooler supports 754/939
[02:06] <jrib> nerdzyboy: system -> preferences -> appearance -> effects
[02:06] <mjancaitis> nerdzyboy: enable desktop effects under "appearance" in your preferences
[02:06] <nerdzyboy> oh
[02:06] <nerdzyboy> thanks
[02:06] <humblerodent> mrsno: okay, so it's all good?
[02:07] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: your user is not supposed to, you should only change things in HOME
[02:07] <Keepoffgrass> LJL: my usuer name is b so it would look like this? sudo chown -R b:b ~
[02:07] <mrsno> it will all work yep humblerodent :)
[02:07] <humblerodent> mrsno: Thanks =)
[02:07] <Nallep> Keepoffgrass: do you mean /  or  /home/USER/
[02:07] <LjL> Keepoffgrass: i guess so.
[02:07] <nerdzyboy> it says that the composite extension is not available... hat package do I need to install?
[02:07] <mrsno> np
[02:07] <NSM> demmo, if you do a Xorg -configure you think you can undo the driver you installed.  If it worked before you should be able to get it back to the state it was in.
[02:07] <Kalumba> Can someone please point me to a guide/howto on how to fix a hanging shutdown in Ubuntu 7.10?
[02:08] <unikon> anyone know wht Firestarter firewall stops on its own?
[02:08] <Keepoffgrass> jrib, ok... so I should just leave it
[02:08] <Radio_man> comprize config..in synaptic
[02:08] <unikon> wht/why*
[02:09] <LjL> Keepoffgrass, the command i gave you restores your permissions *for your home directory only* in case those got messed up. you should leave everything else alone - you're not supposed to touch stuff outside of your home.
[02:09] <Keepoffgrass> Its name filesystem, its where my bin and boot and dev and all that stuff is at
[02:09] <pestilence> is it typical for the gutsy live cd to take 20 minutes to boot?
[02:09] <crazy_bus> so is there anyway to use my intel graphics for 3d without it freezing.  Other than installing windows?
[02:09] <jrib> Keepoffgrass: yep, it's supposed to be like that.  When you do need to change something outside of your home, you use sudo.  But like I said, you shouldn't need to
[02:09] <pestilence> and if it takes that long to boot off the live cd should i even bother installing it?
[02:09] <mjancaitis> pestilence: not realllllllly... but does it eventually boot correctly?
[02:09] <holycow> so does anyone know where the profiles are stored that the gnome add user applet uses to define what is to be put in users dir? the defaults are really dumb
[02:09] <pestilence> mjancaitis: i'm still waiting, but i think it will.  the desktop is just showing up
[02:09] <NSM> demmo, I have had problems in the past with grafix drivers and corrected them this way, may have been with fedora.
[02:09] <Keepoffgrass> I can still make folders in home
[02:09] <Nallep> Keepofgrass: dont go changing the file ownerships of anythough outside your home folder, else you will hose your system
[02:09] <Wimpog> I just upgraded to Ubuntu 7.10 and after the restart my screen became garbled and I can't do anything. PLEASE HELP.
[02:09] <pestilence> mjancaitis: but the taskbar hasn't popped across yet
[02:10] <Keepoffgrass> ok. thanks guys
[02:10] <Nallep> Keepofgrass: you only need to touch files outside your home directory when you need to install/configure software
[02:10] <mjancaitis> pestilence: if you do install, it'll likely be optimized for your system; the liveCD, for instance, might take a while because it's finding drivers for your hardware, and when it installs, it'll know to use those drivers off the bat, so it'll boot faster normally
[02:10] <tom_> hello
[02:10] <Kalumba> Please, anyone? I am supposed to hand this laptop to my little sister and if I can get her hooked then Ubuntu/Linux is one user closer to world domination
[02:10] <mjancaitis> pestilence: also you might just have a slow CD drive, is that possible?
[02:11] <pestilence> mjancaitis: most of the time was spent loading Xorg
[02:11] <Dudu> Essse negocio de aumento funciona
[02:11] <salah> jrib, thanks for the help. I really love linux when it works. And there is one problem too, that's the boot. After GRUB, Ubuntu don't boot.  But if I press CTRL + ALT + F1 it works. Any idea how do get this working with the normal boot?
[02:11] <Keepoffgrass> k thanks! I really appreciate all the help from everyone
[02:11] <pestilence> mjancaitis: definitely possible the cd drive is slow
[02:11] <pestilence> mjancaitis: it seems to have finished loading, but strangely there is no menu/taskbar...
[02:11] <dwf_starband> I have a usb laser mouse pluged into a usb 1.1 port with gutsy, its really jerky, is there a way to make it smother?
[02:11] <pestilence> i thought the livecd was supposed to be a fully functional desktop env.
[02:11] <Wimpog> GUYS, please help, how can I get inside of linux, if the screen is garbled?
[02:11] <Nallep> Keepoffgrass: if you ever need to edit a file, like in /etc, press ALT+F2  and type  gksudo gedit /etc/filetoedit
[02:11] <jrib> salah: after you hit ctrl-alt-f1, you then hit ctrl-alt-f7 to get the gui login screen.  Is this correct?
[02:11] <number9> There's just something about my computer that makes Gutsy screw up in 100 different ways... I'll have to switch distros
[02:12] <mjancaitis> pestilence: if it finishes booting, I'd advise going ahead and trying the install; what's the worst that can happen? If the taskbar isn't there, it hasn't finished loading. There're supposed to be panels at the top and bottom, so be sure before you do anything
[02:12] <pestilence> Wimpog: ctrl+alt+f1?
[02:12] <Keepoffgrass> k, great :)
[02:12] <Wimpog> pestilence: doesn't work
[02:12] <salah> jrib, no, after F1 I get a black screen, the computer is working and get GUI starts up
[02:12] <pestilence> Wimpog: did you have ssh-server installed?
[02:12] <Wimpog> pestilence: I have ati video card
[02:12] <gcarrillo> Wimpog: boot into single user mode
[02:12] <Wimpog> gcarrillo: how?
[02:12] <pestilence> Wimpog: you can boot into recovery mode. that won't load X
[02:12] <mjancaitis> Wimpog: have you tried booting to the "safe" mode?
[02:13] <eugo> Kalumba: yeah i've also set up ubuntu on my sisters pc, the only thing thats not working is the wireless card :/
[02:13] <DanaG> Gaack, every time I start Azureus, it claims it wasn't shut down properly the previous time.
[02:13] <gcarrillo> Wimpog: choose the recover mode at grub menu
[02:13] <jrib> salah: ah, then I have a bug for you... https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/129910
[02:13] <Wimpog> hmm recovery mode... I'll try
[02:13] <DanaG> The problem: it WAS shut down properly.
[02:13] <Kalumba> eugo, what is the name of the wireless card that fails to work?
[02:13] <jrib> salah: oops, drop the "edge" in the url
[02:14] <broken> I have a bit of a broad question here but I have noticied something. On the ubuntu live cd all my toshiba keys, special keys and Fn is picked up... while on some distros it isn't. Is there anything special being used here? A kernel patch or some sort of program?
[02:14] <mjancaitis> broken: probably just extra drivers that are included by default
[02:14] <eugo> Kalumba: its a orinoco usb something
[02:15] <webpirate> does anyone know how I can get my desktop cube working.....all my other effects are working just fine...but not the cube...everything is default settings
[02:15] <broken> Is there anyone who can give me specifics?
[02:15] <broken> I have the phoenix bios whihc is said to not work with daemons such as fnfxd and it indeed doesn't work, but somehow in ubuntu it works.
[02:15] <mjancaitis> webpirate: you can install something called compiz-config-manager or something like that and it'll give you extra options that will let you enable the cube and rotated cube and stuff like that
[02:15] <Kalumba> eugo, heh, that is the name of a song by Enya. It seems that it is Lucent card
[02:16] <mjancaitis> webpirate: compiz-settings-manager maybe?
[02:16] <webpirate> yea I have it installed and both desktop cube + rotate cude are enabled
[02:16] <webpirate> but it won't rotate for me..
[02:16] <Haexlin> hmm
[02:16] <mjancaitis> webpirate: and it doesn't work? ctrl-alt-arrow doesn't do anything?
[02:16] <eugo> Kalumba: seriously.. a song? yeah it is. i posted a messsage on the forum but so far no answer
[02:16] <webpirate> I can switch desktops but it does not show cube...just plain olf switching
[02:16] <salah> jrib, thanks, i'll try that out
[02:17] <webpirate> No...dies not work...but wobbly windows and the fire and all that is working
[02:17] <webpirate> I am just missing something...
[02:17] <LM22> can anyone help me get java working in swiftfox
[02:17] <LM22> :C
[02:17] <mjancaitis> webpirate: one sec, I'll check my settings
[02:17] <webpirate> ok thanks
[02:17] <LM22> ARGG!
[02:17] <LM22> :D
[02:17] <brack10> hi there.  I'm new to linux/ubuntu and I'm looking for a media player that equates to itunes/windows media player, but so far I haven't found anything worth mentioning yet.  Anyone have any suggestions?
[02:18] <Kalumba> eugo, I am serious. It's a quite good one at that to. I am checking their website
[02:18] <DanaG> Amarok is one good one.
[02:18] <LM22> I love the default movie player
[02:18] <lincast> amarij
[02:18] <pestilence> brack10: amarok
[02:18] <Kalumba> eugo, That is the least I can do while I wait for someone to help me
[02:18] <LM22> *shrugs*
[02:18] <pestilence> brack10: oh, and mplayer
[02:18] <brack10> okay
[02:18] <mjancaitis> webpirate: I've got desktop cube, expo, rotate cube, and viewport switcher checked, and that's really it
[02:18] <dustin> hi gys
[02:18] <DanaG> I can't use Totem -- it doesn't show subtitles.
[02:18] <brack10> cool
[02:18] <LM22> vlc is great
[02:18] <webpirate> the ring switcher is awesome..
[02:18] <dustin> i've got a problem with dpkg if anyone can help
[02:18] <pestilence> DanaG: mplayer shows subtitles
[02:18] <LM22> VLC FTW
[02:18]  * DanaG uses Kaffeine.
[02:19] <Ryuoh> when i type Xorg -configure it saysd failed to laod module ztv
[02:19] <LM22> anyone else notice wine is getting really mature
[02:19] <LM22> its amazing how much crap you can run with it
[02:19] <LM22> shareaza, emule, utorrent, winrar
[02:19] <webpirate> when I enable viewport switcher I can't even change desktops at all
[02:19] <DanaG> I still can't run OpenAL games with Wine.
[02:19] <LM22> :C
[02:19] <mjancaitis> webpirate: What's the ring switcher? at any rate, those are the only things I have and my cube works, so you might want to see if that, for instance, screws up the cube
[02:19] <Nallep> LM22: soon we'll have windows viruses running around on our ubuntus
[02:20] <dustin> i was trying to update netatalk and it errored out and said this: "Errors were encountered while processing:
[02:20] <LM22> hahahahha
[02:20] <dustin>  /var/cache/apt/archives/netatalk_2.0.3-6ubuntu1_i386.deb
[02:20] <dustin> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[02:20] <dustin> "  now i can't install or uninstall anything because it keeps giving me that error
[02:20] <LM22> yeah
[02:20] <LM22> :C
[02:20] <Ryuoh> ugh i have no idea how to get the driver for my ati x1300 to work...
[02:20] <salah> jrib, you're a lovely man.. I removed quiet splash from the menu.lst and I still get the black screen, but it works atleast without the "code" CTRL + ALT + F1, so now my brother also can use the Ubuntu.. man I feel like in love with you, I owe you one
[02:20] <LM22> that will be the day
[02:20] <webpirate> brb
[02:20] <LM22> I run AVG for linux
[02:20] <LM22> its wondermus
[02:20] <LM22> !
[02:20] <LM22> :D
[02:20] <mjancaitis> Ryuoh: now you know why everybody uses nvidia for ubuntu, haha :(
[02:20] <Kalumba> eugo, here's some good news: at least there is a driver for your USB thingie
[02:20] <broken> I have a bit of a broad question here but I have noticied something. On the ubuntu live cd all my toshiba keys, special keys and Fn is picked up... while on some distros it isn't. Is there anything special being used here? A kernel patch or some sort of program?
[02:21] <DanaG> Oh yeah, here's a fix for blank consoles:
[02:21] <DanaG> add 'fbcon' to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
[02:21] <Kalumba> Can someone please point me to a guide/howto on how to fix a hanging shutdown in Ubuntu 7.10?
[02:21] <Ryuoh> has anyone got an ati 1300 to successfully work with ubuntu 7.10 ?
[02:21] <Ryuoh> x1300
[02:21] <mssever> broken: It's probably related somehow to the X config
[02:21] <broken> I doubt it..
[02:21] <Ryuoh> i wish i could use an nvidia card for it.
[02:21] <Ryuoh> i dont have another one
[02:22] <mjancaitis> Ryuoh: I have had ATI cards work before, but with more work; right now, however, I have no idea how to help you... sorry
[02:22] <jrib> salah: no problem, if you look at some of the other comments where modules are added to initramfs and removed from the blacklist that may take care of everything
[02:22] <mssever> Kalumba: If you remove the quiet and splash options in the GRUB boot menu, then you can see what's actually hanging
[02:22] <Ryuoh> all i did was use the restricted driver install
[02:22] <webpirate> still no luck...I disabled everything except for desktop cube and rotate cube
[02:22] <J-_> How can I kill a window or program with my mouse? I know there's a way, I forget how though.
[02:22] <Ryuoh> then restart
[02:22] <Ryuoh> now all it shows is a blank screen
[02:22] <webpirate> XKILL
[02:22] <webpirate> then click on the app
[02:22] <brack10> another thing I'm having trouble with is the widget layer of compiz... I'm trying to use screenlets with it, so in the behavior tab of the widget section of the compizconfig settings manager, under "widget windows" I have (name=Screenlet & type=Utility)
[02:22] <J-_> webpirate: thanks man
[02:22] <mjancaitis> webpirate: what's your graphics card?
[02:23] <Ryuoh> i can start in repair mode
[02:23] <Kalumba> mssever, I'm going to check right now
[02:23] <brack10> is that right?
[02:23] <webpirate> nvidia 7600gs...
[02:23] <mssever> Kalumba: In my case, I have NFS shares which aren't getting unmounted before the wireless is deactivated
[02:23] <Ryuoh> but i dont know what to do from there
[02:23] <webpirate> all other effects are flawless....just no cube
[02:23] <webpirate> :(
[02:23] <J-_> weird, window is not closing
[02:23] <mjancaitis> webpirate: I'm stumped then
[02:23] <NSM> Ryouh, Will this help?
[02:23] <NSM> http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?t=33841539
[02:23] <DanaG> Hmm, if you're getting a rotating plane, go to General Settings and set "horizontal virtual size" to 4.
[02:23] <Kalumba> mssever, oh and where are my manners: Thanks for the suggestion
[02:23] <mssever> Kalumba: np
[02:24] <tamer> hi everybody , i know this have nothing to do with ubuntu , but i just wanna ask this little quesiton , why i am able to connect to any channel except for ##java !!!
[02:24] <holycow> tamer: register in freenode
[02:24] <mjancaitis> ... you connected here...?
[02:24] <mssever> Tamale: Because Java is evil! ;-)
[02:24] <tamer> holycow: how ?
[02:24] <Ryuoh> those posts are dated for 2006
[02:24] <webpirate> I have to  be missing something....does the cude work with default settings?
[02:24] <lostboyz> i know there are file organizers for mp3 files, but is there a great file sorter for backup?
[02:24] <mssever> Tamer: Because Java is evil! ;-)
[02:25] <holycow> does anyone know where user profiles are stored in gutsy that the useradd applet uses?  there is nothing in /etc/skel to indicate why its doing silly things ... where can i look to change its settings?
[02:25] <john`> i have a problem where it said "your session only last less than 10 seconds whenever i logged into gnome" when i go to detail it said something about xvnkb, can someone help me?
[02:25] <tamer> mssever: lol
[02:25] <mjancaitis> webpirate: default, the cube's not enabled
[02:25] <mssever> tamer: see the freenode website
[02:25] <DanaG> "Azureus did not shut down tidily".
[02:25] <DanaG> I get that every single time I start Azureus, even if it WAS shut down properly.
[02:25] <dustin> if anyone can help me with a dpkg error im having, please pm me
[02:25] <mjancaitis> webpirate: do you have animation turned on?
[02:26] <mjancaitis> dustin: ask the question here, that way more people see it
[02:26] <kslater> maybe an easy one? what is the diff btw /etc/shadow and /etc/shadow- ?
[02:26] <lostboyz> is there a wy to sort files for backup?
[02:26] <webpirate> ok it flips now.....but not cube....just like a page flip...amd I getting any closer?
[02:26] <dustin> mjancaitis: Errors were encountered while processing:
[02:26] <dustin>  /var/cache/apt/archives/netatalk_2.0.3-6ubuntu1_i386.deb
[02:26] <dustin> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[02:26] <dustin> i dunno what to do
[02:26] <lostboyz> or organize them before backup
[02:26] <lostboyz> without manually doing it?
[02:27] <mjancaitis> webpirate: sounds like it
[02:27] <mrj_> Man I thoroughly nuked my NTFS
[02:27] <mjancaitis> dustin: have you googled or man-paged what error 1 is?
[02:27] <mrj_> The device /dev/sda1 doesn't have a valid NTFS :< lol.
[02:27] <mssever> dustin: It looks like that package might be messed up. Do you have all the dependencies installed?
[02:27] <lostboyz> i remember seeing a partitioner or file viewer of some kind in suse that shows the file space visually, can anyone tell me the name?
[02:28] <nerdzyboy> What package do I need to install in order to enable the 'extra' visual effects? (it tells me that the composite extensions is not enabled)
[02:28] <dustin> mjancaitis: i read a little about the errors and people said it's like a catch 22
[02:28] <Ghandi> Hey, my graphics card is freaking out
[02:28] <Ghandi> oops
[02:28] <mssever> lostboyz: gparted?
[02:28] <astro76> lostboyz, Applications > Accessories > Disk Usage Analyzer
[02:28] <Ghandi> Srorry
[02:28] <DanaG> Filelight > Baobab, because it actually shows FILES.
[02:28] <dustin> mssever: honestly i don't know, i had it working originaly and then ubuntu said to update it. i clicked update and it erroed out with that
[02:28] <webpirate> ok I got it...
[02:28] <crdlb> nerdzyboy: video card?
[02:28] <dustin> now i cant uninstall or install anything
[02:28] <Johnson> has anyone else been having a slew of problems since upgradng?
[02:28] <john`> i have a problem where it said "your session only last less than 10 seconds whenever i logged into gnome" when i go to detail it said something about xvnkb, can someone help me?
[02:28] <webpirate> I had to change "Horizontal Virtual Size" to 4
[02:29] <sexcopter> are there desktop effects for xubuntu?
[02:29] <lostboyz> it was a visual file manager
[02:29] <nerdzyboy> my video card supports them
[02:29] <lostboyz> that showed every folder
[02:29] <mssever> dustin: It really sounds like a broken package. You should probably file a bug report
[02:29] <nerdzyboy> they were enabled when I ran from the cd
[02:29] <mjancaitis> webpirate: there you go! need four sides for a cube :D
[02:29] <webpirate> well..it kinda works...
[02:29] <john`> can someone help?
[02:29] <Johnson> my computer randomly hibernates sometimes after i log in from suspend. even though i dont have hibernate set as a power option
[02:29] <Ryuoh> ok when i type fglrxinfo it gives me an Error: unable to open display :0
[02:29] <dustin> mssever: do u know how to remove it? it tells me its too unstable when i try to force it to uninstall in apt-get
[02:29] <gandalfcome> im in desperate need of ati-fglrx.sh. does anyone have that file and can send it to me?
[02:29] <Johnson> also i've had my keyboard not work and my wireless not work frequently since upgrading
[02:29] <dustin> --reinstall also doesn't work
[02:29] <mssever> sexcopter: Isn't that a bit of a contradiction? Xubuntu is supposed to be lightweight
[02:30] <mattbot> Since I've upgraded (not a fresh install) from feisty to Gutsy I cannot connect to Wifi networks with hidden ESSIDs (I could before). Should I do a fresh install, or is there something else I can do?
[02:30] <webpirate> I am inside the cube
[02:30] <mssever> dustin: sudo aptitude remove whatever
[02:30] <mjancaitis> webpirate: yeah, I haven't figured out how to enable or if it's even possible to get the outside view zoomed out and everything
[02:30] <xp_prg> does anyone here know how I can share my wireless connection that I am using at borders through tmobile with another windows laptop?
[02:30] <Johnson_> seems like gutsy is extremly buggy
[02:30] <xp_prg> would I use ip masquerading?
[02:30] <sexcopter> mssever: i can see that, just wondered if it had the option to support them anyway if people wanted
[02:30] <webpirate> I had it set yesterday....:(
[02:30] <Johnson_> it also takes about twice the time for my desktop to show up after i login in.
[02:31] <nerdzyboy> crdlb: Any idea?
[02:31] <webpirate> I got it...
[02:31] <mjancaitis> webpirate: what was it?
[02:31] <mssever> sexcopter: I don't use Xubuntu, so I wouldn't know. I bet that you could install and run Compix Fusion if you knew what you were doing, though
[02:31] <crdlb> nerdzyboy: what video card?
[02:31] <Cassius> hi, i have a webcam genius videocam eye, but i dont have a driver
[02:31] <crdlb> it really does matter
[02:31] <webpirate> the behaviour tab in rotate cube...there is a check mark for "inside cube"
[02:31] <`eric-> !88000
[02:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 88000 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:31] <`eric-> !8800
[02:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 8800 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:31] <juanbond> Stupid question, in FTP, how can I get all files/folders from directory to a local directory?
[02:31] <nerdzyboy> crdlb: Ati radeon 7200
[02:31] <`eric-> !nvidia
[02:31] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:32] <mjancaitis> webpirate: good find, glad we could sort of help
[02:32] <mssever> !webcam | Cassius
[02:32] <ubotu> Cassius: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[02:32] <sexcopter> mssever: yeah, i think so too. i'm not that bothered though :) thanks anyway!