[07:07] <nofxx_> i have lmsensors working, but no rpm infos.. just temps....
[07:07] <tom47> specialbuddy it depends on your politics largely i think
[07:07] <specialbuddy> ok...
[07:07] <Axs> i have an ipw2200 network driver, after running command "iwconfig eth0 mode monitor" it immediately reverts back to managed mode, it hink it has something to do with not being to be on monitor mode when connected to a network?
[07:07] <tom47> ext is a better fs but fat32 gives you a broader range of places you can use the drive
[07:07] <ademan_> !xvidcap
[07:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xvidcap - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:07] <specialbuddy> better fs?
[07:08] <tom47> file system
[07:08] <specialbuddy> is that important?
[07:08] <tom47> !ext3
[07:08] <ubotu> ext3 is the default filesystem on Ubuntu, and the most popular on Linux. You can read/write from Windows to ext3 via http://www.fs-driver.org
[07:09] <ademan_> ext3 blows fat32 out of the water, and i dare say ntfs also
[07:09] <ademan_> fat32 however is read natively by just about every OS i can think of
[07:09] <ademan_> so that's an advantage
[07:09] <specialbuddy> is ext3 read by mac?
[07:09] <ademan_> specialbuddy: pretty sure it is
[07:10] <ademan_> my friend was doing it, dunno if he did anything special
[07:10] <specialbuddy> well I have a ext2 partition on this portable hard drive and I can't change the permissions
[07:10] <ademan_> what's the "best" way to capture your x server's output? like, your screen? as a video?
[07:10] <pc3> \j # surabaya
[07:10] <ademan_> specialbuddy: did you mount it first?
[07:11] <specialbuddy> it's mounted
[07:11] <specialbuddy> it auto mounts
[07:12] <bwlang> strange latency for e1000 device... when pinging another host on my lan i sometimes see <1ms but sometimes i see >1000ms...  Any body know what might be the problem?
[07:12] <ademan_> specialbuddy: so chmod whever_the_mount_point_is   says what?
[07:13] <specialbuddy> ademan_ is the mount point in /media
[07:13] <specialbuddy> ?
[07:13] <Axs> how do i force a wlan card to stay in monitor mode and not connect to any wireless networks?
[07:13] <ademan_> probably
[07:13] <JSeligstein> Hey guys, I can't seem to find a dyndns client in ubuntu's packages... can anyone help ?
[07:13] <ademan_> JSeligstein: there's a php based one you have to add to a cron job
[07:13] <fiyawerx> JSeligstein: does your router support it? i find that a pretty easy option :)
[07:14] <ademan_> lemme see if i can figure out what it was
[07:14] <JSeligstein> Not behind a router currently.
[07:14] <oxez> hi, I just installed Edgy, and I have a small issue.. It detects my soundcard as a VIA one, (AC97).. this is my onboard soundcard, which I never used. I have a SoundBlaster Live! 5.1 (emu10k1). How would I select it as my default soundcard?
[07:14] <ademan_> !ddclient
[07:14] <ubotu> ddclient: Update dynamic IP address at DynDNS.org. In component universe, is extra. Version 3.6.7-2ubuntu3 (edgy), package size 46 kB, installed size 272 kB
[07:14] <Lathiat> oxez: System->preferences->sound
[07:14] <specialbuddy> well I have messed with it and it doesn't work ademan_
[07:14] <oxez> Lathiat, I did. It doesn't show up there.
[07:14] <ademan_> specialbuddy: what happens though?
[07:15] <JSeligstein> ademan_: ddclient not found
[07:15] <specialbuddy> nothing
[07:15] <Lathiat> oxez: hrm, weird, it should
[07:15] <ademan_> JSeligstein: did you add the universe repository?
[07:15] <Lathiat> oxez: even on the default bit of the 'system sounds' tab?
[07:15] <ademan_> specialbuddy: no error code or anything?
[07:15] <Lathiat> oxez: does lsmod|grep emu10k1 show anything?
[07:15] <specialbuddy> chmod u+r /media/usbdisk-1
[07:15] <JSeligstein> ademan_: probably not? how?
[07:15] <oxez> Lathiat, negative.. weird.
[07:15] <ademan_> JSeligstein: open up synaptic
[07:15] <oxez> Lathiat, wait, yes they're there. My bad.
[07:16] <ademan_> settings->repositories
[07:16] <specialbuddy> drwx------ ademan_
[07:16] <oxez> Lathiat, I used grep emu10l1 instead of 'k', but yea they're in lsmod. I can't seem to find why gnome would not show it in it's list..
[07:16] <ademan_> specialbuddy: try doing it as root (sudo chmod u+r etc )
[07:16] <specialbuddy> I am root
[07:16] <ademan_> strange
[07:16] <ademan_> so there's no error?
[07:17] <specialbuddy> no
[07:17] <JSeligstein> ademan_: there are a lot checked and unchecked
[07:17] <Lathiat> oxez: hrm not sure sorry
[07:17] <specialbuddy> I can change the partition that is fat though
[07:17] <Lathiat> oxez: try disabling the onboard sound in your bios perhaps?
[07:17] <ademan_> JSeligstein: one of the checkboxes says Community maintained blah blah blah (universe)   enable that one
[07:17] <oxez> Lathiat, I will. That's weird because it works great on Gentoo, FreeBSD and Windows.
[07:18] <oxez> Having to play in my bios to get it work on Ubuntu is lame, really.
[07:18] <webhed> Hey all. I have a question. I just installed Beryl and everything seems to work but my previous Gnome themes don't seem to work anymore, specifically the 'controls' look like old-fashioned Gnome, ie, square buttons and everything. Does anyone know what I am talking about? I'm probably not terribly clear.
[07:18] <ademan_> webhed: go to system->preferences->theme and see if you can change it to something else
[07:18] <webhed> I did and can't
[07:18] <webhed> Ademan
[07:18] <ademan_> :-/
[07:19] <oxez> Lathiat, lspci shows up: 00:0c.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Live! EMU10k1 (rev 0a)
[07:19] <ademan_> i never had that problem with beryl, the only thing that happened to me was i lost all my metacity themes (which of course makes sense since beryl replaces metacity)
[07:19] <webhed> maybe thats what happened to me? What specifically are Metacity themes?
[07:19] <ademan_> metacity is the window manager
[07:19] <JSeligstein> ademan_: cool, it seemed to install and auto configure... lets see if it works ;)
[07:19] <ademan_> metacity themes are the window borders
[07:20] <specialbuddy> ademan_ do you think it has something to do with it being a hotplug device
[07:20] <webhed> And how do I make, using Beryl, the controls and such (borders, buttons, scroll bars etc) look nicer?
[07:20] <JSeligstein> Thanks
[07:20] <ademan_> specialbuddy: not if the fat partition is on the same drive
[07:20] <webhed> Are there Beryl themes you can download and install?
[07:20] <specialbuddy> ademan_ well maybe I should just go all fat32 then
[07:20] <ademan_> webhed: as far as the borders go to system->preferences->emerald theme manager   there are several themes available on http://beryl-project.org
[07:20] <webhed> Or is Beryl just the window borders?
[07:21] <ademan_> webhed: beryl just does window borders (well technically its emerald, but thats a part of beryl)
[07:21] <webhed> ok yes I can do that. I am able to change the Window borders, but thats not the problem, its everything inside of the borders.
[07:21] <ademan_> yeah
[07:21] <ademan_> i dunno what the deal is there
[07:21] <webhed> Emerald lets me change those no problem.
[07:22] <ademan_> yeah
[07:22] <ademan_> but as far as widgets (ie: controls) i dunno
[07:22] <webhed> ok
[07:22] <webhed> thanks
[07:22] <webhed> its the same with my bottom panel
[07:23] <Gexo> hellop
[07:23] <webhed> its flat and blocky/chunky now
[07:23] <ademan_> yeah your widgets got set to something old/crappy
[07:23] <ademan_> oh
[07:23] <webhed> right
[07:23] <ademan_> are you sure you have composite enabled in your x server?
[07:23] <webhed> how can I check?
[07:23] <webhed> I am able to do the cube flipping deal
[07:23] <ademan_> sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:23] <webhed> and I have the stretchy windows etc
[07:24] <redDEADresolve> edgy isn't able to recongnize my hard drive when installing it, any one know how to fix this
[07:24] <ademan_> paste what you see in http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[07:24] <Gexo> is there an easy way to get my belkon F5D7000 working with ubuntu 6.06? I tried all that ndiswrapper jazz and no luck. Im on windowsxp right now. Id have to restart to get back into ubuntu
[07:25] <webhed> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31843/
[07:25] <BadKitty> Hello Everyone
[07:26] <ademan_> webhed: add Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True" to the device and screen section
[07:26] <ademan_> s
[07:26] <pc3> \j #surabaya
[07:26] <pc3> \j#surabaya
[07:27] <ademan_> and at the very bottom do Section "Extensions"\n    Option "Composite" "True"\n EndSection        (\n = enter or newline or whatever)
[07:27] <pc3> \j#surabaya
[07:27] <ademan_> then you restart x (or just your computer)
[07:28] <BadKitty> Hey what is everyone favorite mail/scheduling client for ubuntu?
[07:28] <ademan_> there's a small possibility things will go wrong, in which case you'll sudo nano /etx/X11/xorg.conf and remove the things i told you to add
[07:28] <ademan_> BadKitty: evolution
[07:28] <bimberi> /j #surabaya    <-- pc3
[07:28] <webhed> like so? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31844/
[07:28] <ademan_> webhed: i suggest you write down the changes you make and the location of the file
[07:28] <BadKitty> you think it is better than thunderbird?
[07:28] <BadKitty> ademan:?
[07:28] <webhed> ok
[07:28] <ademan_> webhed: wait don't go
[07:29] <webhed> ok
[07:29] <webhed> still here
[07:29] <ademan_> webhed: you got the device one right, but you put the one inside screen.display, move it down below the endsubsection
[07:29] <ademan_> and you still need the composite lines i told you about earlier
[07:29] <ademan_> BadKitty: yes better than thunderbird
[07:30] <webhed> ok, moved http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31845/
[07:30] <pc3> \ j #surabaya
[07:30] <BadKitty> thanks ademan
[07:30] <Gexo> is it possible to find an automatic wireless card installation file?
[07:31] <ademan_> webhed: so in the end like this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31846/   (the change i made is at the very bottom)
[07:31] <zaatar> hey, anyone here familiar with adodb?
[07:31] <Gexo> how do i connect onto a wireelss network. my card is showing up as installed.
[07:31] <BadKitty> ademan for what card?
[07:31] <BadKitty> oops! Gexo: what card?
[07:31] <ademan_> :-p
[07:31] <Gexo> belkon F5D7000
[07:31] <bimberi> Gexo: System -> Administration -> Networking
[07:31] <redDEADresolve> edgy isn't able to recongnize my hard drive when installing it, any one know how to fix this
[07:31] <BadKitty> !wireless Gexo
[07:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wireless Gexo - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:32] <Gexo> i went there and clicked activate and nothing happend
[07:32] <webhed> ok, updated to match your copy and paste
[07:32] <webhed> I assume log out and back in and voila?
[07:32] <BadKitty> Gexo, are you registered in irc?
[07:32] <Gexo> no, i just got it for this
[07:32] <ademan_> !wireless > Gexo
[07:32] <Lam_> !gecko-sdk
[07:32] <Gexo> saw it in the forums
[07:32] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gecko-sdk - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:33] <webhed> And will this just fix the problem I described or will it give other things as well?
[07:34] <BadKitty> Gexo, are you trying to connect to a known network?
[07:34] <ademan_> webhed: it should hopefully fix the problems you described, but i'm not promising anything, and if it causes a crash at boot, you'll get dumped at a virtual console and you'll login and do "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and remove the changes we made  and then "sudo shutdown -r now"
[07:34] <Gexo> yes
[07:34] <webhed> gotcha - thanks ademan and I won't hold you responsible for anything but will give you credit if I'm good. Thanks for the assist :)
[07:34] <Gexo> actually, i was also hopping to view all available networks
[07:35] <ademan_> webhed: best of luck, i can 100% guarantee you'll be able to recover with those steps if things go wrong :-)
[07:35] <webhed> cool
[07:35] <webhed> I'm off to test it out. Thanks again - later
[07:35] <ademan_> np, good luck
[07:35] <BadKitty> For some reason on my laptop it will show me networks, on my desktop I have to put in my network address....
[07:36] <Gexo> how do i find the network adress?
[07:36] <Gexo> im using xp right now
[07:36] <Ayabara> crimsun, are you present?
[07:37] <BadKitty> is it YOUR network?
[07:37] <Gexo> yea
[07:37] <Gexo> its downstairs
[07:38] <Gexo> i dont know what the adress is, all i know is that its called orange base
[07:38] <BadKitty> you can just type that name in as the SSID
[07:38] <mbb> anyone know how to get the splash screen to work at 640x480?
[07:39] <Gexo> sweet
[07:39] <Gexo> let me reset
[07:42] <crimsun> Ayabara: not for long, why?
[07:42] <bimberi> mbb: /etc/usplash.conf
[07:43] <bimberi> mbb: sec... there's something else ...
[07:44] <Keyseir> Is it possible to set gedit to highlight corrosponding ()'s? Like *(* ( ) *)*
[07:44] <ademan_> mbb: just fyi, when i did a dist-upgrade my usplash was all fux0red, but when i did a fresh install it was perfect
[07:44] <bimberi> mbb: then 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure usplash'
[07:44] <ademan_> Keyseir: use gvim :-)
[07:45] <Keyseir> ademan_, vim-gnome?
[07:45] <Keyseir> !gvim
[07:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gvim - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:46] <Keyseir> !vim-gnome
[07:46] <ubotu> vim-gnome: Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor - with GNOME2 GUI. In component main, is extra. Version 1:7.0-035+1ubuntu5 (edgy), package size 888 kB, installed size 1796 kB
[07:46] <Ayabara> crimsun, you helped me with this patch "https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2006-May/000864.html" a while ago
[07:47] <mbb> bimberi:  thanks, looking now.
[07:47] <Keyseir> Bah, vim is hard to get a handle on... even with a gui
[07:47] <Keyseir> All I want is parenthesis highlighting ;-/
[07:47] <Ayabara> crimsun, you found out that your hp_only fix had been nuked in the kernel, and gave me a oneliner to fix it. do you remember the oneliner?
[07:47] <Ayabara> I lost it during a reinstall :-/
[07:49] <crimsun> Ayabara: echo options snd-intel8x0 ac97_quirk=hp_only |sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[07:49] <Keyseir> Any suggestions on a simple gui text editor that has parenthesis highlighting?
[07:49] <Ayabara> crimsun, thanks a lot!
[07:49] <pc3> \j #surabaya
[07:50] <pc3> \j #surabaya
[07:50] <beasty> almost
[07:50] <Rob125> Keyseir: KDevelop works decent for programming w/ parenthesis highlighting. Not so much simple, but clean, at any rate.
[07:50] <beasty> use a /
[07:50] <Keyseir> Rob125, I'll check that out, thanks
[07:50] <Dravere_Tyrulian> ,,, Is there a way to go back to dapper??
[07:51] <Dravere_Tyrulian> after upgrading edgy
[07:51] <ademan_> Keyseir: also eclipse, which is better than KDevelop, only problem is it can be slow if you don't use the sun-java jre
[07:51] <ademan_> Dravere_Tyrulian: no way that i know of, why do you want to downgrade?
[07:51] <Dravere_Tyrulian> Firefox is screwing up
[07:52] <ademan_> how so?
[07:52] <Lam_> quick, someone give me a site to test wmp/qt/rm videos with
[07:52] <Dravere_Tyrulian> it wont access somethings.. it just crashes
[07:52] <Keyseir> ademan_, I was trying to use kate, but I'm getting wierd errors with it... Perhaps if I installed kubuntu-desktop
[07:52] <Dravere_Tyrulian> like google video
[07:52] <ademan_> Dravere_Tyrulian: its flash related, its not firefox's fault
[07:52] <ademan_> there's a fix
[07:52] <ademan_> unfortunately i don't remember it off the top of my head
[07:52] <Dravere_Tyrulian> so its just flash?
[07:52] <ademan_> i just use flashblock though
[07:52] <Rob125> Dravere_Tyrulian: automatix.
[07:52] <Rob125> It's your friend.
[07:53] <Rob125> It's possible you've lost flash
[07:53] <Rob125> happened to me.
[07:53] <Dravere_Tyrulian> great.. just great
[07:53] <tonyyarusso> I have a USB external hard drive that automounts when I plug it into my laptop at /media/usbdisk, but when I plug it into my desktop machine (server install, no X, etc.), no luck.  Any ideas?
[07:53] <glick> hey
[07:54] <pc3_> \j #surabaya
[07:55] <aaae> hm
[07:55] <aaae> www.mldesigners.com <--- released info on a gmail hack
[07:55] <aaae> who should i contact??
[07:55] <aaae><EMAIL_ADDRESS>?
[07:55] <aaae> or what?!?!
[07:57] <cam> I ran the 64bits version of ubuntu on my workstation (2 xeon 5160). The workstation has 2 hd raid 0 mounted via the intel 631x/632x ESB RAID controller. After live booting, when i click on the install shortcut, i see that I have 2 separated drives instead of seeing the raid volume ... is there any way to solve this pblm ?
[07:58] <cam> i mean i wanna install ubuntu on the raid volume ... not on one disk
[07:58] <mbb> bimberi: thanks, that did just what I wanted!
[07:59] <Dravere_Tyrulian> It didnt work
[07:59] <glick> it will be interesting to see what happens to linux when openSolaris goes GPL
[07:59] <mbb> now if I could get metacity to work better on lower res (800x600) I'd be happy!
[07:59] <Dravere_Tyrulian> Everytime i tried to get video to play on googlevideo Firefox closes
[08:00] <Landon> Hey, anyone know where I can find the driver for the BCM4306?
[08:01] <Rob125> Dravere: what did you do to attempt a fix?
[08:01] <Dravere_Tyrulian> I just got flash
[08:01] <Dravere_Tyrulian> from automatix
[08:02] <Rob125> mmm
[08:02] <Rob125> can't say, then.
[08:02] <Rob125> i'm not exactly overly experienced.
[08:02] <ixian_> Dravere_Tyrulian, is the package flashplayer-mozilla installed?
[08:02] <Dravere_Tyrulian> how to i do that
[08:03] <ixian_> go into synaptic and search for flashplayer-mozilla
[08:03] <ixian_> or just do sudo apt-get install flashplayer-mozilla
[08:04] <me__> does my /home contain all of my ubuntu settings and OS stuff?
[08:04] <l337> Can anyone help me for a second
[08:04] <l337> I'm at the last step up installing Beryl
[08:04] <Rob125> me: AFAIK, just program settings, rather than OS settings
[08:05] <l337>     * Make a xgl session for the login manager
[08:05] <l337> sudo gedit /usr/share/xsessions/xgl.desktop
[08:05] <l337>     * Add to session
[08:05] <l337> [Desktop Entry]
[08:05] <l337> Encoding=UTF-8
[08:05] <l337> Name=XGl
[08:05] <l337> Exec=/usr/bin/startxgl.sh
[08:05] <l337> Icon=
[08:05] <ixian_> argh..
[08:05] <l337> Type=Application
[08:05] <restwix> does it have a apt-get for the JRE java runtime environment ???
[08:05] <l337>     * add
[08:05] <ixian_> dont flood
[08:05] <l337> beryl
[08:05] <l337> emerald
[08:05] <l337> where do i add beryl & emerald at the bottom
[08:05] <l337> sorry
[08:05] <l337> just wondering where to add those last 2 lines described
[08:05] <l337> very confused as to where to add them
[08:05] <ixian_> what guide are you following
[08:06] <l337> ubuntuguide.org beryl (ati)
[08:06] <Lovloss> how come i cannot extract .rar files?
[08:06] <Dravere_Tyrulian> YAY
[08:06] <Dravere_Tyrulian> now i just need to do the AOss
[08:06] <l337> I created the new xgl sessions
[08:06] <Dravere_Tyrulian> thign
[08:06] <grndslm> can i use beryl with intel or nvidia??
[08:06] <l337> and it said to add a new sessions which i did
[08:06] <Lovloss> it says it doesnt support that format
[08:06] <l337> then it just said add and listed beryl & emerald
[08:07] <l337> not sure where 2 add them
[08:07] <Rob125> Beryl (good) install guide: http://wiki.beryl-project.org/index.php/Install/Ubuntu
[08:07] <ixian_> l337, read below that
[08:07] <Lovloss> !rar
[08:07] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[08:07] <ixian_> l337, "to gnome session startup programs. ( go to system , preferences , sessions and select the startup programs tab )"
[08:07] <Lovloss> ah
[08:07] <ixian_> thats where you add beryl and emerald
[08:08] <whiteandnerdy> I can't get nfsd to run -- it comes up this message: Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to send; errno = Operation not permitted
[08:08] <l337> where do i browse to find these apps
[08:08] <l337> ?
[08:08] <l337> or what is the startup cmd
[08:08] <whiteandnerdy> I have run it with sudo (sudo rpc.nfsd) and under a root shell (sudo -s)
[08:08] <Dravere_Tyrulian> .. Can anyone remind me how to put sound back on my flash in firefox
[08:08] <whiteandnerdy> Dravere_Tyrulian, check the Wiki:
[08:08] <whiteandnerdy> !flash
[08:08] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[08:09] <whiteandnerdy> I have read the NFS-HOWTO at TLDP but found it fairly outdated, with no sections on the nfs-user-server nor 2.6 kernels.
[08:09] <Keyseir> I get an x error whenever I run kde applications (i've had this with kate and kdevelop so far). It opens up but the window closes when I click a menu. http://pastebin.com/824784
[08:09] <whiteandnerdy> Also the HOWTO didn't cover RPC errors
[08:10] <l337> ixian, i am at that screen
[08:10] <l337> but it just says add beryl & emerald
[08:10] <l337> what are the cmds or where do i browse to find them
[08:10] <l337> it doesnt list that info in the guide =O
[08:11] <Keyseir> Any ideas folks?
[08:11] <beasty> on what ?
[08:11] <Keyseir> My previous question
[08:11] <ixian_> click on 'applications' or whatever.. i cant remember what the default desktop looks like.. :\
[08:11] <ixian_> do you see 'system' or 'applications'.. something similar.. at the top of yoru screen?
[08:11] <beasty> neither can i :s
[08:11] <Rob125> 1337: you're at the 'startup programs' tab in 'sessions' right?
[08:11] <l337> yes ROB
[08:11] <whiteandnerdy> Is there a more updated NFS-HOWTO, or an RPC troubleshooting guide?
[08:12] <ixian_> oh ok
[08:12] <Rob125> add 'beryl-manager' and 'beryl-xgl'
[08:12] <mooey> Keyseir, dodgy input devices in your xorg.conf maybe?
[08:12] <Rob125> ... at least, that's what I have.
[08:12] <Halpo> anyone in here have an All-In-Wonder card/use GATOS??
[08:12] <Keyseir> mooey: Would you take a look at that if I pastebinned it?
[08:12] <ixian_> two separate entries, not in the same one ;)
[08:12] <pravin> help i'm having DNS issues.
[08:12] <glick> i dont like the fact that fiesty will have 3d desktop set as the default
[08:12] <glick> i dont get why they would do that
[08:13] <mooey> Keyseir, i'm not sure it would help. i'm only making guesses at where to start looking for the cause of the problem.
[08:13] <mooey> Keyseir, i wasn't saying for sure thats where the problem lies.
[08:13] <Keyseir> mooey, http://pastebin.com/824785
[08:13] <Keyseir> mooey, OK.
[08:13] <ixian_> to lure more people to ubuntu to use the sexy 3d desktop
[08:14] <pravin> i cant access any site through firefox. i have to enter the IP address to access sites. and i get the ip by pinging the site from the terminal.
[08:14] <Landon> Hey, anyone know where I can find the driver for the BCM4306?
[08:14] <mooey> Keyseir, but i've had some issues with apps with the lines in my xorg.conf that relate to a wacom tablet (which i dont have) so that might be something to look at
[08:15] <mooey> pravin, does browsing with other browsers (like epiphany) work?
[08:15] <Keyseir> mooey, I just noticed " https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/42553 "
[08:15] <Keyseir> mooey, Looks like something extraneous in my xorg.conf file could definitely be it
[08:15] <pravin> mooey:  i dont have epiphany installed
[08:15] <whiteandnerdy> I also Googled the error message, but only found one thread from the Debian mailing list from Dec 2000 -- and that had to do with portmap not running.  portmap *IS* running.
[08:15] <pravin> mooey: I'll try with links
[08:16] <pravin> will have to download it. give me a few minutes.
[08:16] <whiteandnerdy> Other than that one irrelvant thread I find nothing.
[08:17] <mooey> Keyseir, that looks a likely candidate :-)
[08:17] <whiteandnerdy> Is there an Ubuntu server channel or something?  or a different channel where I can get help with NFS?  It seems I'm in the wrong place.
[08:17] <Keyseir> mooey, I commented out some wierd tablet input device thingies and I'm getting wierd gedit errors when I try to save
[08:17] <mooey> Keyseir, what errors specifically?
[08:17] <Keyseir> mooey, http://pastebin.com/824787
[08:18] <mooey> whiteandnerdy, this is the right channel for ubuntu server support
[08:18] <whiteandnerdy> mooey, ah okay.
[08:18] <Keyseir> mooey, hit  close and it crashed
[08:18] <mooey> Keyseir, heh. nano? :}
[08:19] <pravin> mooey: I tried wget http://www.slashdot.org. It takes considerable amount of time to resolve http://www.slashdot.org (13 secs)
[08:19] <glick> do you all think the linux and openSolaris kernel are going to merge into one kernel once solaris goes gpl?
[08:19] <glick> take the best ideas from both kernel
[08:19] <Keyseir> mooey, meh
[08:19] <whiteandnerdy> glick, don't even THINK that.
[08:19] <pravin> pravin@pravin-pc:~$ wget www.slashdot.org
[08:19] <pravin> --12:47:37--  http://www.slashdot.org/
[08:19] <pravin>            => `index.html'
[08:19] <pravin> Resolving www.slashdot.org... <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:19] <pravin> Connecting to www.slashdot.org|<IP_ADDRESS>|:80... connected.
[08:19] <mooey> pravin, perhaps your resolvers are overloaded / slow. you could try some other ones (<IP_ADDRESS> & <IP_ADDRESS> I use)
[08:19] <pravin> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 301 Moved Permanently
[08:19] <pravin> Location: http://slashdot.org/ [following]
[08:19] <whiteandnerdy> glick, I don't think that would be good.
[08:19] <pravin> --12:47:51--  http://slashdot.org/
[08:20] <pravin>            => `index.html'
[08:20] <pravin> Resolving slashdot.org... <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:20] <pravin> Connecting to slashdot.org|<IP_ADDRESS>|:80... connected.
[08:20] <pravin> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
[08:20] <pravin> Length: unspecified [text/html]
[08:20] <whiteandnerdy> !tell pravin about paste
[08:20] <pravin>     [           <=>                                                                                ]  58,390        22.32K/s
[08:20] <mooey> erk
[08:20] <pravin> 12:48:09 (22.28 KB/s) - `index.html' saved [58390]
[08:20] <mooey> pastebin long pastes! :)
[08:20] <glick> why not whiteandnerdy
[08:20] <pravin> er dont know what pastebin is
[08:21] <mooey> !pastebin
[08:21] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:21] <whiteandnerdy> glick, Solaris is...well...Solaris.  Linux is...well...Linux.
[08:21] <pravin> !pastebin
[08:21] <whiteandnerdy> glick, they are different.
[08:21] <pravin> mooey:  um, so what do i do about my resolver?
[08:21] <whiteandnerdy> glick, they are made for different tasks and are tuned for different uses.
[08:21] <mooey> pravin, its likely that firefox times out waiting for your dns resolvers to... resolve. you should try using some alternative ones or shout at your isp
[08:22] <l337> ok i got beryl running but i dont see a splash screen and my terminal shows this
[08:22] <l337> l337@l337-laptop:~$ XGL Absent, checking for NVIDIA
[08:22] <l337> Nvidia Absent, assuming AIGLX
[08:22] <l337> beryl: No composite extension
[08:22] <l337> XGL Absent, checking for NVIDIA
[08:22] <l337> Nvidia Absent, assuming AIGLX
[08:22] <l337> beryl: No composite extension
[08:22] <Keyseir> brb
[08:22] <mooey> pravin, you can set new ones in system -> administration -> networking -> dns
[08:22] <pravin> mooey: but when i'm running windows, i dont face any issues
[08:22] <grndslm> speaking of paste, is there a way to turn off timestamps of others signing in and out of a channel in xchat?
[08:22] <grndslm> it makes the ubuntu channel scroll too quickly
[08:22] <AccessDenied> pravin:  Here's an idea.  Find out what DNS's you're using when running windows and then copy those into your Linux Network settings.
[08:23] <pc3_> \#surabaya
[08:23] <kraut> moin
[08:23] <pravin> AccessDenied:  but my DNS IPs change everytime
[08:23] <mooey> pravin, so use some static ones like <IP_ADDRESS> & <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:23] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied, I'm pretty sure the ISP would assign him the same DNS servers -- probably even the same IP, because he has the same modem hooked up (e.g. the MAC ID doesn't changed)
[08:24] <AccessDenied> which is why I suggested it White and Nerdy..
[08:24] <AccessDenied> Unless there is someone at the exchange or ISP running around with patch leads having a good laugh.
[08:24] <SpAc> Woo! Just got Beryl on!
[08:25] <SpAc> Looks quite amazing when you're running a dual monitor setup too!
[08:25] <Rob125> Beryl is pretty sweet for about 30 minutes, and then it grates
[08:25] <mooey> agree
[08:25] <AccessDenied> The IPs may change..  But your DNS typically remains pretty static..  I've had the same DNS servers on my account for..  Dunno..  5 years?  6 maybe?  only the ip has been changed to protect the innocent.
[08:25] <pravin> whiteandnerdy: I checked. there are about 3-4 that i get assigned. doh. i could add all 3 ips
[08:26] <SpAc> my only problem is... once i enable it, I loose the title bars of all my windows!
[08:26] <AccessDenied> :D
[08:26] <Rob125> Alas, it appears I'll never find a driver other than Turboprint for a Canon Pixma MP 150.
[08:26] <whiteandnerdy> pavin, ah okay.  Personally I would put in the <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS> numbers
[08:26] <whiteandnerdy> pravin, those *ARE* the best.
[08:26] <pravin> okay, i'll add <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:26] <mooey> i love those ips
[08:26] <Rob125> SpAc: recommend you restart the window manager, and use emerald to find a decent theme that has them.
[08:27] <AsheD> anybody use acidrip in here?
[08:27] <SpAc> Rob125: thanks... I did try that... might jump over to #ubuntu-xgl
[08:28] <whiteandnerdy> Okay so is there a certain time of day that NFS experts can be found here?
[08:28] <Keyseir> mooey, I broke x =(
[08:28] <mooey> Keyseir, :O
[08:28] <mooey> Keyseir, how so?
[08:28] <Keyseir> mooey, commented out some input devices and restarted
[08:28] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied, right, my DNS servers were the same from 1997 until I switched ISPs in 2005.  eight years.  same numbers.
[08:28] <Keyseir> mooey, Evidently it needed one of those
[08:29] <mooey> Keyseir, did you comment them out at the end of the file, too?
[08:29] <Keyseir> mooey, commented out stuff that was suggested too
[08:29] <Keyseir> mooey, end of the file..? uhhh
[08:29] <AccessDenied> whiteandnerdy:  QED...  :D
[08:29] <whiteandnerdy> Keyseir, any errors?
[08:29] <pravin> okay! that worked!!!! thanks guys!
[08:29] <AccessDenied> And me being from Australia means that all ISPs go as cheap as possible on their servers and so if they have more than 2 it's time for a party..
[08:29] <dsranieri> Greetings every one I am a new user to unbuntu and want to introduce myself.
[08:29] <Keyseir> mooey, nope. I totally missed that "end of the file" thing!
[08:29] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied, the text editor qed?
[08:30] <AccessDenied> Quad Erit Demonstratum.
[08:30] <AccessDenied> "Which has been demonstated"
[08:30] <AccessDenied> Latin dude..  Not linux..
[08:30] <Keyseir> mooey, take II
[08:30] <mooey> Keyseir, not sure if i mean the end of the file. but you need to remove the devices and then remove them from ServerLaout
[08:30] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied oh haha
[08:30] <mooey> Keyseir, good luck ;p
[08:30] <whiteandnerdy> pravin, no problem.
[08:30] <Keyseir> mooey, serverlayout is at the end of the file, and that's what I overlooked. thx
[08:31] <mooey> :)
[08:31] <Keyseir> mooey, Do I have to comment out both, or just hte server layout?
[08:31] <mooey> whiteandnerdy, if no one here knows about nfs it might be worth posting to the forums or on the nfs mailing list
[08:31] <mooey> Keyseir, the devices you want removed -> comment them out, also comment out the references to them in the ServerLayout section
[08:31] <Keyseir> mooey, k
[08:31] <aios> sh
[08:32] <SpAc> can i set one of my monitors as the "primary" monitor? That is, the one that has the gnome panels on etc.?
[08:32] <zipzo> how do i install a .run file in ubuntu?
[08:32] <mooey> zipzo, $ chmod +x file.run; ./file.run
[08:32] <mooey> generally
[08:32] <whiteandnerdy> mooey, um, the Ubuntu forums or are there NFS forums?
[08:32] <AsheD> if I do [in terminal] : do blah && do bloop, will blah run completely before bloop starts?
[08:32] <ameyer> yep
[08:33] <ameyer> I think
[08:33] <mooey> provided blah dosen't fork, yea
[08:33] <mooey> whiteandnerdy, i dont know of any nfs forums. the ubuntu forums are a helpful and friendly place :D
[08:33] <whiteandnerdy> mooey okay :)
[08:33] <whiteandnerdy> I registered but never posted
[08:33] <dsb> I am having trouble installing mysql-server. I've tried a couple installation methods, synaptic and apt-get, but I get the same error.
[08:34] <mooey> ditto. search always finds what i need :)
[08:34] <mooey> dsb, what is the error?
[08:34] <dsb>  I have my error results in pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31850/
[08:34] <Byan> hey, how do I use a .diff file?
[08:34] <zipzo>  $ chmod +x file.run; ./file.run   is where both instances of file.run ar ethe fil im installing or just the last?
[08:34] <Flannel> ameyer: yes.  And it will only run if blah returns 0 (success)
[08:34] <whiteandnerdy> Byan, have you tried using gdit?
[08:34] <Flannel> ameyer: er, 1, success.
[08:34] <whiteandnerdy> s/gdit/gedit/
[08:35] <Byan> whiteandnerdy: how?
[08:35] <mooey> Keyseir, any luck? :)
[08:35] <Keyseir> mooey, Hey hey hey, i didn't crash x!
[08:35] <mooey> woo o/~
[08:35] <whiteandnerdy> Byan, open it in gedit?
[08:35] <Keyseir> mooey, and kde apps seem to be working =D
[08:35] <orospakr> Hi.  I've dist-upgraded a server from dapper to edgy, and the changes to courier's packages have caused dpkg to have a seizure. "courier-authdaemon is in a very bad inconsistent state".  No amount of poking of apt-get or dpkg seems to fix it.
[08:35] <zipzo> so i still need help installing a .run file
[08:36] <mooey> Keyseir, excellent
[08:36] <mooey> zipzo, file.run in the example should be replaced with the name of the .run file you have
[08:36] <Keyseir> mooey, Thanks for the assistance. Yeah, excellent
[08:36] <whiteandnerdy> zipzo: yes
[08:36] <zipzo> in both instances?
[08:36] <mooey> Keyseir, np.
[08:37] <Byan> whiteandnerdy: looks like a script
[08:37] <zipzo>  $ chmod +x file.run; ./file.run
[08:37] <zipzo> i see two file.run in there
[08:37] <mooey> dsb, are you installing mysql from scratch or was it / is it already installed?
[08:37] <mooey> zipzo, the first command makes it executable. the second actually runs it.
[08:37] <JDStone> zipzo: yes, the command makes it executable, the second runs it
[08:37] <JDStone> oh, oops
[08:38] <zipzo> ok ill try it
[08:38] <Byan> whiteandnerdy: oh, looks like I use patch
[08:38] <dsb> mooey: I first tried from scratch, I then tried to reinstall. I also tried to completely remove and then install, but all with the same errors
[08:38] <whiteandnerdy> Byan, ah okay.  then do that :)
[08:39] <manny0> man anyone got a good browser i can use. that doesnt suck with myspace?
[08:39] <SpAc> easy fixed... had left out the AddARGBGLXVisuals from the xorg.conf
[08:39] <zipzo> well that didnt work
[08:39] <Byan> whiteandnerdy: now, if I knew how to do that =/
[08:39] <Rob125> manny0: firefox.
[08:39] <Rob125> if it sucks, then it sucks properly.
[08:40] <whiteandnerdy> manny0: Konqueror
[08:40] <whiteandnerdy> Byan, sudo apt-get install patch
[08:40] <feugan3333> Hi all. Does anyone know how I can find out which network driver I am using?
[08:40] <mooey> dsb, wierd. i would use dpkg to force a remove & purge of mysql-server & then try reinstalling it.
[08:40] <Byan> whiteandnerdy: patch is alreayd installed
[08:41] <aios> where are the initial bash vars set?
[08:41] <Rob125> oh, duh. Who was the guy that was in here looking for a bracket-matching text-editor?
[08:41] <zipzo> i just get no such file or directory when i do  $ chmod +x file.run; ./file.run
[08:41] <Rob125> gedit's got an option for that.
[08:41] <Rob125> zipzo: replace the 'file' bit with the name of the file ;)
[08:41] <mooey> aios, ~/.bashrc
[08:41] <aios> mooey: couldn't find any in there...
[08:42] <zipzo> di dthat
[08:42] <zipzo> i honestly did it, i even dragged it in
[08:42] <dsb> mooey: sudo dpkg purge mysql-server?
[08:42] <Rob125> are you working in the proper directory?
[08:42] <mooey> aios, it includes some other files. perhaps something in ~/.bash_profile?
[08:42] <zipzo> i hope so
[08:42] <Rob125> do an ls
[08:42] <Rob125> are you working from terminal, btw?
[08:43] <Byan> whiteandnerdy: looks like I got it
[08:43] <Byan> I think
[08:43] <whiteandnerdy> Perfect.  How the heck do I search the Ubuntu forums for the word not?
[08:43] <whiteandnerdy> Byan, great!
[08:43] <zipzo> yes, terminal
[08:43] <Rob125> mmgood
[08:43] <mooey> dsb, $ sudo dpkg --purge mysql-server  - yea
[08:43] <Rob125> are you working in the proper directory again? that's usually my problem when that happens to me -.-
[08:43] <whiteandnerdy> I put in the search:   RPC operation not permitted     I got: "Results for RPC operation -permitted"
[08:44] <ehj20> zipzo: do you have any unusual partitions set up?
[08:44] <zipzo>  $ chmod +x file.run; ./file.run
[08:44] <AccessDenied> whiteandnerdy perhaps try RPC operation "Not Permitted"
[08:44] <mooey> whiteandnerdy, remove the word not? :} its too generic to turn up any useful results and the other keywords should be specific enough
[08:44] <zipzo> no unsuaul partitions, no
[08:44] <zipzo> david@david-desktop:~$  $ chmod +x savage_2.00c-english.update.run; ./savage_2.00c-english.update.run
[08:45] <mooey> zipzo, you dont need the $
[08:45] <whiteandnerdy> mooey hehe
[08:45] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied thanks, that worked
[08:46] <zipzo> well that was it, thnx
[08:46] <aios> mooey: hmm, not there either. it refers to /usr/share/doc/bash/examples/startup-files but it doesnt exist, locate doesn't give me anything either..
[08:46] <mooey> aios, what are you looking for specifically?
[08:46] <dsb> mooey: are you suggesting that I use dpkg to try to now reinstall mysql-server? What would be the correct syntax? sudo install mysql-server?
[08:46] <dcordes> is there a maximum file size in ext3 ?
[08:47] <aios> mooey: i want to set a new var permanantly
[08:47] <mooey> dcordes, it depends on your block size, but at least 16gb
[08:47] <dcordes> nice
[08:47] <Flannel> dcordes: yeah.  anywhere from 16GiB to 2 TiB
[08:47] <dcordes> i've got a 400gig sata here and don't know how to format it
[08:48] <dcordes> at least dvd iso files should be possible
[08:48] <mooey> fdisk & mkfs.ext3 :}
[08:48] <mooey> dsb, use dpkg to remove & purge it, then aptitutde install mysql-server
[08:48] <oshlap> hello all
[08:49] <mooey> howdy
[08:49] <amir> hey
[08:49] <amir> Hello everyone
[08:49] <dcordes> mooey: where is the difference betweeen ext2 and ext3?
[08:49] <dcordes> amir: hi
[08:49] <whiteandnerdy> Hello amir, mooey and ohlap.
[08:49] <Rob125> dcordes: 1.
[08:49] <mooey> dcordes, ext3 has journaling.
[08:49] <whiteandnerdy> dcordes: Journaling is the big one.
[08:49] <Rob125> all kidding aside, i have no clue
[08:49] <oshlap> i am trying unsuccesfully to make ubuntu dapper suspend on my laptop
[08:49] <oshlap> can anyone hep
[08:49] <oshlap> can anyone help?
[08:49] <netnull> hello guys. is my impression or Edgy is less stabile and fast then dapper??
[08:49] <oshlap> i use ubuntu 6.06
[08:50] <mooey> netnull, correct :)
[08:50] <dcordes> ^^
[08:50] <mooey> netnull, edgy is pretty damn stable, but dapper is the distro for you if reliablity is key
[08:50] <trasheurmania> salut$
[08:50] <amir> I have still had too much trouble getting wmv movies to play in firefox on here, can anyone help?
[08:50] <netnull> mooey, that's bad :-) so maybe its better to come back to dapper...
[08:51] <dsb> mooey: I removed and purged, then try to reinstall but I have the same error
[08:51] <AccessDenied> hehe..  Considering that laptop I'm going to install Edgy on, stability is not an issue..  It could crash DOS if I tried..
[08:51] <netnull> i dunno if it depends on compiz, but my distro get blocked quite often
[08:51] <netnull> guys forgive me for my english :-)
[08:51] <dcordes> netnull: i share your impressions about edgy! i tried it on my desktop and rolled back to dapper after i noticed there were strange changes like i couldn't run sh scripts and my ati driver could not be installed.
[08:51] <AccessDenied> netnull:  Your english is fine..
[08:51] <mooey> dcordes, neither of those sound deliberate :o
[08:52] <coffeeguy_> i was wondering why the install disk couldn't load the kernel for install?
[08:52] <mooey> dsb, i'm out of ideas then, sorry. it shouldn't fail, can you file a bug on launchpad please?
[08:52] <Flannel> dcordes: you can run sh scripts.  Only the default interp. is dash, so incorrectly configured scripts who assume bash will have errors if they use bash specific stuff
[08:52] <netnull> thx AccessDenied i'll pay u as soon as possible as we decided :-D
[08:52] <dcordes> mooey: why. i know sh doesn't work anymore. and the driver didn't work. i tried 7 different versions of it(!!)
[08:53] <AccessDenied> netnull:  LOL..  good man..
[08:53] <Rob125> Ubuntu vs. Windows: http://forums.darklordpotter.net/images/u_avatars/avatar380_4.gif
[08:53] <dcordes> and i don't know why i should use edgy when dapper works just fine. is it any faster or what is the hype about it?
[08:53] <mooey> aios, putting it in ~/.bash_profile is the right place
[08:53] <netnull> there is nobody here on this channel who has a Nvidia GeForce Go5650? or maybe works on a Asus laptop
[08:53] <aios> mooey: thank you
[08:54] <amir> dcordes: any possible way you can show me how to get wmv playing in ff?
[08:54] <mooey> dcordes, if dapper works for you then you should stay for sure
[08:54] <fribuntu> Hi all!
[08:54] <landan> in the ticket https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+ticket/2421 - when the guy says see #67487 - what does he mean?
[08:54] <AccessDenied> netnull:  What issues are you facing..  I don't have one available but have used them before..
[08:54] <landan> the ticket on what bug tracker?
[08:54] <landan> i am having that same problem
[08:54] <netnull> AccessDenied, u mean Asus laptops?
[08:54] <whiteandnerdy> Rob125 hehe that's hilarious
[08:55] <dcordes> amir: only thing i know is that you need the w32 codecs. see RestrictedFormats in the wiki
[08:55] <AccessDenied> Well Asus use the GO card.  But so do alienware and various other places..
[08:55] <fribuntu> Is there a way to make the networkmanager applet configure openVPN networks? All I get right now in the VPN tab are PPTP settings.
[08:55] <mooey> landan, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/67487
[08:55] <whiteandnerdy> I have never been able to get WMVs to play in Linux, I've tried since 2.2
[08:55] <landan> cool
[08:56] <landan> sigh :(
[08:57] <landan> i was looking forward to ubuntu argh
[08:57] <dcordes> anybody knows wether hans reiser killed his wife now or not?
[08:59] <landan> sigh @ ubuntu devs ignoring this bug
[08:59] <landan> do they not want ppl using this os?
[08:59] <dcordes> why did all those people disconnect?
[08:59] <dcordes> ??
[09:00] <landan> dcordes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[09:00] <dcordes> thx
[09:01] <AccessDenied> BRB Dinner.
[09:01] <arjun> how does it check whether a package is under a free license?
[09:01] <whiteandnerdy> Bye AccessDenied.
[09:01] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied, and were you saying that I am insane?
[09:01] <whiteandnerdy> I love irssi.
[09:01] <whiteandnerdy> !- Netsplit leguin.freenode.net <-> irc.freenode.net quits: Flannel, teun, NDPTAL85, johnnytang24, adrigen, (+104 more, use /NETSPLIT to show them)
[09:01] <bimberi> !info vrms
[09:01] <whiteandnerdy> -!- Netsplit over, joins: Caplain, thombone, rpedro, AntiSpamBot, lonran, dr0ne, FaithX, trelayne, aSt3raL_, ggoogi (+103 more)
[09:01] <ubotu> vrms: virtual Richard M. Stallman. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.11 (edgy), package size 10 kB, installed size 92 kB
[09:02] <bimberi> arjun: vrms can tell you :)
[09:02] <Flannel> whiteandnerdy: Why are you repeating?
[09:02] <dcordes> funny thing this netsplit
[09:02] <netnull> AccessDenied, unfortunately i cant understend exactly what is the problem. i can guess that it depends on video card settings, or smt like that. By a friend help i've modified and recompiled nvidia latest drivers and set up xorg.conf in the "best way" but it didint change much
[09:02] <s3bo> hi all, how can i change my WM from metacity to IceWM? I want still use Gnome but i wanna change only WM. any1 help ?
[09:02] <dcordes> i thought hans was behind it first
[09:02] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, did I miss something?  you mean about the laptop?
[09:02] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, I know I asked a few months ago, but I mean is that so bad?/
[09:03] <dcordes> because i asked for the status of his process before
[09:03] <Flannel> whiteandnerdy: No, Netsplit echoing
[09:03] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, oh that, yeah sorry about that.
[09:04] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, there's this really cool thing in KDE where I can press both buttons on my touchpad and it will paste the last thing I selected.
[09:04] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, unfortunately it can press down at the most inconvient times :P
[09:04] <kestaz> modprobe bcm43xx works, but iwconfig -a no devices .. that can i do ?
[09:04] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, but I won't do it again I promise.
[09:05] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, I just didn't know it was frowned upon in this channel.
[09:05] <whiteandnerdy> Flannel, I do apologise.  am I forgiven?
[09:05] <lilduckling> this sure is a crowded room
[09:05] <Flannel> whiteandnerdy: wow, that was a lot of highlighting.  please stop.  Heh.
[09:05] <bimberi> would acceptance reduce the spam?
[09:06] <kestaz> modprobe bcm43xx works, but iwconfig -a no devices .. that can i do ?
[09:06] <lilduckling> has anyone used gcompris?
[09:06] <Arafangion> How can I find the md5sum for the ubuntu edgy CD?
[09:06] <whiteandnerdy> Arafangion, it is on the ISO download page.  I can get you the link, hold on a sec
[09:07] <kestaz> how can i start hotplug subsystem?
[09:07] <bimberi> Arafangion: http://releases.ubuntu.com/edgy/MD5SUMS
[09:07] <Arafangion> Thanks.
[09:07] <bimberi> np :)
[09:07] <mooey> vrms: 27 non-free packages, 1.1% of 2517 installed packages.
[09:07] <mooey> :(
[09:08] <dcordes> lilduckling: no, i'm not an elementary school teacher
[09:08] <whiteandnerdy> Arafangion: http://mirrors.cs.wmich.edu/ubuntu-releases/dapper/MD5SUMS
[09:09] <whiteandnerdy> Oh nevermind, I see somebody else has helped you.
[09:09] <lilduckling> dcordes: I don't mean as a teaching tool. I'm just using it to let my child have some learning fun. it just seems to encounter segmentation fault a bit too often
[09:09] <dcordes> lilduckling: actually the screenshots look promissing
[09:10] <dennister> howdy all
[09:10] <whiteandnerdy> Hello dennister.
[09:10] <bimberi> lilduckling: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash then http://bugs.ubuntu.com/
[09:12] <dcordes> where can i set my default web browser? after i installed konqueror (i'm on gnome) it set itself as default
[09:12] <lilduckling> bimberi: I'm not sure if I would know how to use that, but thanks anyway. :)
[09:12] <dirtyfreebooter> anyone know if the version of freetype that comes with ubuntu has the ttf bytecode interpreter enabled or not?
[09:12] <Flannel> dcordes: update-alternatives x-www-browser
[09:12] <dcordes> lilduckling: do you get any error messages?
[09:12] <bimberi> dcordes: system -> preferences -> preferred applications
[09:12] <dennister> can anyone tell me how to get the GTK development libraries? I have all the sources for edgy enabled, and have been doing the searches in the repos, but can't seem to locate the right ones
[09:12] <bimberi> lilduckling: np :)
[09:13] <bimberi> lilduckling: go on.  you'll learn heaps :)
[09:13] <lilduckling> dcordes: no error unless I start it from console. then I see some segmentation fault
[09:14] <dcordes> lilduckling: Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.?
[09:14] <dennister> i'm trying to compile mplayer, and no matter what i install from the repos this missing GTK devel libreis error keeps coming up
[09:14] <bimberi> !info libfreetype6 | dirtyfreebooter
[09:14] <ubotu> libfreetype6: FreeType 2 font engine, shared library files. In component main, is optional. Version 2.2.1-5 (edgy), package size 333 kB, installed size 628 kB
[09:15] <dennister> !GTK
[09:15] <ubotu> gtk is the gimp toolkit, which forms the base of Gnome and a lot of other applications
[09:15] <whiteandnerdy> dennister libgtk1.2-dev
[09:15] <lilduckling> dcordes: I don't have the exact message right now.
[09:15] <bimberi> dennister: or perhaps libgtk2.0-dev
[09:16] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: Which player are you using? Concerning the wmv-problems
[09:16] <dcordes> lilduckling: this bug seems to be solved in the latest version which is available in the debian repositories.
[09:16] <dennister> ty whiteandnerdy and bimberi i'll try them both
[09:16] <orospakr> gah. how do I make courier auth off pam like it did in dapper?
[09:16] <orospakr> :(
[09:17] <lilduckling> dcordes. ok, I'll check updates when I get back home. I only installed it a few days ago. thanks!
[09:17] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu, I have tried the media thingy that came with GNOME that I hated, mplayer, vlc, and amaroK.
[09:17] <dcordes> lilduckling: i don't know if it is in the ubuntu repositories. just see here<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[09:18] <therapy> my new mail notification sound in evolution (under xubuntu) isn't working... anyone any idea what to do?
[09:18] <dcordes> whiteandnerdy: i don't like the totem player either.
[09:18] <whiteandnerdy> dcordes, yeah that one.
[09:18] <dcordes> just check which version you have. otherwise install the one from debian repo
[09:18] <dennister> Great!!! it worked, no error...ty very much you two
[09:19] <bimberi> dennister: cool
[09:19] <therapy> btw i use Dapper and evolution 2.6.1.
[09:19] <whiteandnerdy> dennister no problem :)
[09:19] <dennister> now let's see if i can do the make and make install without errors :)
[09:19] <whiteandnerdy> dcordes, you talkin to me?
[09:20] <dcordes> i talked to you
[09:20] <bimberi> dennister: consider using checkinstall in place of make install
[09:20] <bimberi> !checkinstall
[09:20] <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  -  Please: Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page.  How can I make it work?
[09:21] <dennister> nope :( have make errors...will try to debug
[09:21] <dcordes> grndslm: indeed
[09:22] <nuts7> any1 experienced with wpa-supplicant?
[09:22] <grndslm> i thought that beryl was only for ati for the longest time...i love OSS!
[09:23] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: Did you install mplayer and win32codecs?
[09:23] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu, yes.
[09:24] <dcordes> grndslm: what do you mean by OSS?
[09:24] <grndslm> open source software....
[09:25] <grndslm> it all eventually just operates smoothly after the bad software has been weeded out
[09:25] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: if you start mplayer from a console, can you paste the debug messages into a pastebin?
[09:25] <rc-1> im so getting beryl with 4 47 inch LCDS
[09:25] <rc-1> one for each viewpoint
[09:25] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu sure
[09:25] <rc-1> (in my dreams)
[09:25] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: I mean, a debug message when you are trying to decode a WMV of course
[09:26] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu, WOW you're good.  it played.
[09:26] <whiteandnerdy> :P
[09:27] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: :)
[09:27] <lilduckling> dcordes, that link you sent me looks like it. I'll check versions. thanks again
[09:27] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: Glad I could give you emotional support
[09:27] <dcordes> lilduckling: no problem
[09:28] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu :)
[09:28] <AccessDenied> fribuntu:  Isn't that about 30% of problem solving?  20% updates.  30% social support. 10% forums..  40% beer.
[09:29] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: now I just wish someone could help me with my problem. How to get openVPN support into the ubuntu/gnome networkmanager.
[09:29] <ademan_> anyone here have trouble with eclipse something about a modification listener?
[09:29] <fribuntu> AccessDenied: Hehe, probably true. Although I am not much into beer, I have considerable "afri cola" and "LiptonIce" consumption.
[09:31] <AccessDenied> fribuntu:  That'll also work...  But I'm a homebrewer..  So beer is cheaper..  Amusingly, when you homebrew, it's cheaper to buy beer than it is to buy water..  :P
[09:31] <ademan_> well bottled water is a rip...
[09:32] <rc-1> can you have 4 monitors in ubuntu
[09:32] <ademan_> rc-1: yes
[09:32] <kamui> anyone know the name of a program that can scan a webpage and autodownload all the links taht are images?
[09:32] <dcordes> rc-1 you can have plenty of
[09:32] <ademan_> !xinerama
[09:32] <ubotu> xinerama is using multiple monitors as one big monitor. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo
[09:32] <mixandgo> hello, anyone knkows how to run photoshop on ubuntu ?
[09:32] <fribuntu> kamui: wget.
[09:32] <fribuntu> mixandgo: Hmm
[09:32] <kamui> fribuntu: won't wget download the entire site?
[09:32] <ademan_> mixandgo: install wine
[09:32] <dcordes> rc-1: i think there is a maximum amount of xservers
[09:32] <fribuntu> kamui: Read the manpage ...
[09:33] <kamui> fribuntu: thanks, will do
[09:33] <fribuntu> mixandgo: Photoshop is a windows application
[09:33] <ameyer> !wine
[09:33] <ubotu> wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information.
[09:33] <ademan_> mixandgo: http://winehq.com/site/download-deb
[09:33] <mixandgo> Ademan, I've done that, it starts but then it gets out after Loading plugins....
[09:33] <bilss_> hi
[09:33] <fribuntu> kamui: Seriously, you can tweak it to download very slectively.
[09:33] <rc-1> is that 2? or 4?
[09:33] <ademan_> mixandgo: run wine --version and tell me what version you're running
[09:33] <bilss_> how to upgradefirefox web browser please
[09:33] <mixandgo> Wine 0.9.24
[09:33] <rc-1> whats the max # of x servers?
[09:34] <ademan_> mixandgo: oh thats the latest version
[09:34] <ademan_> wait no
[09:34] <bimberi> !firefox | bilss_
[09:34] <ubotu> bilss_: firefox is the default web-browser on Ubuntu. To install the latest version, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion Installing plugins: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxPlugins
[09:34] <ademan_> i'm running 0.9.25
[09:34] <ademan_> but i doubt it would do any better
[09:34] <ademan_> what version of photoshop? look for it in http://www.winehq.com  and see if anyone has successfully gotten it running
[09:34] <mixandgo> Ademan, photoshop 8
[09:36] <ademan_> mixandgo: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=1815
[09:36] <|thunder> CS2 does NOT work with the new wine
[09:36] <|thunder> i tried already
[09:36] <ademan_> |thunder: 0.9.25 or 24?
[09:36] <mixandgo> |thunder, 8 is cs 1
[09:37] <|thunder> 9.25 CS2
[09:38] <brosioz> anyone could explain what apt-index-watcher do ? it spends a lot of my cpu
[09:38] <brosioz> it isn't normal
[09:38] <ademan_> but yeah, mixandgo, the link i provided shows that a few people have gotten it working, and it should have tips for getting it working there
[09:39] <ademan_> mixandgo: but i suspect it will be a pain, usually if a program doesn't "just work" with wine, it's one hell of a time to get it to work
[09:40] <mixandgo> Ademan, what version are you running ?
[09:40] <whiteandnerdy> I was shot on sight after asking how to install IE6 on WINE in #winehq.  is that normal for them?
[09:40] <ademan_> mixandgo: of wine? 0.9.25
[09:40] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: It is probably the Super-FAQ
[09:40] <mixandgo> Ademan, no, of photoshop
[09:41] <ademan_> mixandgo: i'm not, i've never used photoshop with wine
[09:41] <AccessDenied> whiteandnerdy:  Yeah..  You didn't tell them what version of wine you were running..  :P
[09:41] <Superbok> hello all
[09:41] <Seeker2599> does anyone know of a flash installation walkthrough?
[09:41] <ademan_> but like i run steam and counter strike with wine, and it didn't work right away, and it was a total pain to get working (had to get the tahoma font)
[09:41] <bilss_> thanks for help with firefox i will installfirefox 2.0  this page tells me howto   http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/firefox   but NOT the location of the firefoxs scipt
[09:42] <Superbok> can you help me ? I'm french and i search a french channel (or server ) for the french user
[09:42] <fribuntu> Seeker2599: That would be pretty boring. All you do is click on "install", enter your personal information and where to install, the rest is without interaction.
[09:42] <Superbok> a french channel for ubuntu user ?
[09:42] <Seeker2599> install where?
[09:42] <rausb0> !fr
[09:42] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[09:42] <whiteandnerdy> !fr | Superbok
[09:42] <ubotu> Superbok: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[09:43] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied, fribuntu hehe
[09:43] <whiteandnerdy> !flash | Seeker2599
[09:43] <ubotu> Seeker2599: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:43] <Superbok> join #ubuntu-fr
[09:43] <jimcooncat> with what do I play a midi file? gui app please
[09:43] <Superbok> thank you rausb0 ;)
[09:43] <whiteandnerdy> jimcooncat, if your computer was built after the year 2000 you can't do it in GUI
[09:44] <whiteandnerdy> jimcooncat, however if you are one of the lucky ones with a hardware MIDI chip, totem should be able to play it.  or kmid.
[09:44] <turbopc> does anyone here know about binary traversal trees in java? i cant get much help on #java
[09:45] <whiteandnerdy> jimcooncat, but on the CLI (console), use timidity
[09:45] <whiteandnerdy> turbopc, try #java
[09:45] <jimcooncat> whiteandnerdy, that seems so strange to me
[09:45] <whiteandnerdy> turbopc, doh nevermind.
[09:45] <whiteandnerdy> jimcooncat, the hardware people got cheap and stopped making hardware MIDI chips
[09:45] <whiteandnerdy> jimcooncat, cutting costs is not strange :D
[09:46] <jimcooncat> I installed timidity a while back, I'll look up how to use it again
[09:46] <AccessDenied> whiteandnerdy: But it is annoying for the people that use midi-keyboards and the like..
[09:46] <jimcooncat> I've been using computers so long I didn't realize MIDI wasn't included anymore.
[09:47] <znejk> hmm my altgr key stopped working in X anyone got any ideas?
[09:47] <jazzrocker> how can i poll my RAM usage from CLI?
[09:47] <bimberi> jazzrocker: free
[09:47] <rausb0> jazzrocker: free or cat /proc/meminfo
[09:47] <jimcooncat> I was curious why some light environments weren't using it for system sounds
[09:48] <dcordes> how can i make the console to repeat a command automatically?
[09:48] <whiteandnerdy> AccessDenied, yes it is.
[09:48] <rausb0> dcordes: while : ; do COMMAND ; done
[09:48] <weepy> hi - how do i configure the port that SSH server uses ? or am i missing the point
[09:48] <AccessDenied> hehe..  I didn't realise midi wasn't supported until I went to play a really old school game that used midi for it's music..  And the music WASN'T THERE!!  WTF
[09:49] <rausb0> weepy: edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[09:49] <weepy> sweet fanks
[09:49] <dcordes> rausb0: i don't got this sorry. do i have to type this in front of my command?
[09:49] <bilss_> hi again
[09:49] <mixandgo> ademan_, got it to work ;)
[09:49] <rausb0> dcordes: COMMAND would be your command
[09:49] <bilss_> where do i get thesh script from to install firefox 2.0 please
[09:49] <ademan_> mixandgo: sweet, good job
[09:49] <jimcooncat> thanks folks got it
[09:50] <rausb0> dcordes: you enclose the command in an endless while loop
[09:50] <craftybones> Hello all.
[09:50] <rausb0> dcordes: like this: while : ; do ls -la ; done
[09:50] <craftybones> I have a question about automating installs
[09:50] <redDEADresolve> Im am trying to install Edy Eft, Ubuntu 6.10 on my new Dell laptop. Everything loads up and goes smoothy until it asks me to manually partition the hard drive. Edgy does not "see" my hard drive. I just have a blank list. Hard drive has win xp on it and loads fine.
[09:50] <dcordes> rausb0: to be more precisely: i want to repeat "iwlist ath0 scan" all 3 seconds
[09:50] <whiteandnerdy> Are you guys gonna add FF2 to the Dapper repos?  ever?
[09:51] <rausb0> dcordes: while : ; do iwlist ath0 scan ; sleep 3 ; done
[09:51] <craftybones> I am trying to build a custom CD consisting of a basic desktop server along with LAMP
[09:51] <dcordes> rausb0: ok thanks. btw i told ASPj your regards about his ralink programs.
[09:51] <craftybones> The Wiki guide online is a little unclear about a few things. Rather I was unclear about a few things on the wiki about custom cd installs
[09:51] <rausb0> rausb0: nice :)
[09:51] <rausb0> dcordes: nice :)
[09:51] <AccessDenied> redDeadresolve: Perhaps try something like install partition magic on windows.  Change the partition to free up enough space and try again..  Why stuff around if there is an easier way?
[09:51] <dcordes> rausb0: you remember?
[09:52] <rausb0> dcordes: you i do
[09:52] <dcordes> k
[09:52] <dcordes> rausb0: ever tried his mdk2?
[09:52] <redDEADresolve> windows loaded fine, then i deleted the partition to make for a full ubuntu instsll
[09:52] <rausb0> dcordes: not yet
[09:52] <craftybones> The big question is how do I slip these packages into the install CD? The wiki talks about "getting debs" and "putting them in", but doesn't quite tell you how
[09:53] <suavsilk> how can i adjust the Brightness/Contrast etc, within Ubuntu Edgy?
[09:53] <dcordes> rausb0: you should. it's a nice piece of code
[09:53] <bimberi> craftybones: fyi, Ubuntu's server cd image includes a lamp install option
[09:53] <craftybones> bimberi: thx
[09:53] <craftybones> bimberi: I noticed
[09:53] <craftybones> bimberi: However, there are a few other things I need to add in as well(Eclipse etc)
[09:54] <rausb0> dcordes: what exactly does mdk2? mass deauth only or more?
[09:54] <bimberi> bimberi: kk, 'twas just a 'fyi' :)
[09:54] <craftybones> bimberi: All I would like is either an example or an idea of how to get the necessary debs(Eclipse let's say) and stick it into the pool
[09:54] <AccessDenied> Reddead: So.  Is the entire HDD without partitions?
[09:54] <craftybones> if I have one example, I can carry on from there...
[09:54] <LazyAngel> how do i set the bit on a dir so that files created in it will have the same group?
[09:54] <dcordes> rausb0: there are several options. i don't have it right here now but you can also simulate clients i think
[09:54] <redDEADresolve> no it has one i got that part right in gparted
[09:55] <rausb0> dcordes: simulate clients? what would that be good for?
[09:55] <dcordes> rausb0: you can flood aps with it
[09:55] <suavsilk> how can i adjust the Brightness/Contrast etc, within Ubuntu Edgy?
[09:55] <rausb0> dcordes: oh, hehe :)
[09:55] <whiteandnerdy> I'm out of disk space.
[09:55] <bimberi> craftybones: (in case you haven't seen this) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization
[09:55] <craftybones> bimberi: I saw that and was unclear about how to get the debs
[09:55] <whiteandnerdy> is there any compression apps for Ubuntu?  like DoubleSpace?
[09:55] <dennister> ok, i have further problems here in trying to debug my make
[09:56] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: to compress files? use "tar cvzf zipped.tar.gz directory/
[09:56] <dennister> the error messages said to look at this link: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/mtrr.html
[09:56] <AccessDenied> reddead:  hmm.  This makes it difficult.  Will think on it for a moment..  (Don't rely on me though)
[09:56] <rausb0> dcordes: i also tested the official rt2570 driver from ralink recently. it can do wpa and wpa2 without the need of wpa_supplicant.
[09:56] <whiteandnerdy> LazyAngel, I know about tar, and I even prefer bzip2, but I am *out* of disk space.  0bytes free left on all devices.
[09:57] <whiteandnerdy> I have a better question.
[09:57] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: outch :)
[09:57] <bimberi> craftybones: i guess download them via http://packages.ubuntu.com
[09:57] <whiteandnerdy> How do I free disk space without deleting my files!?
[09:57] <dennister> my mtrr file was empty, so i'm trying to figure out my video card's registers
[09:57] <craftybones> bimberi: that's what I thought, but didn't want to burn too many coasters before I figured it was correct or wrong
[09:57] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: i guess the easiest way is to upload it somewhere?
[09:57] <whiteandnerdy> LazyAngel, well I had NFS problems, so I have nothing
[09:58] <dennister> the results of the methods that the mplayer doc says to use, however, are confusing
[09:58] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: btw... isn't there a dir in memory somewhere?
[09:58] <whiteandnerdy> LazyAngel, hmm?
[09:58] <rausb0> dcordes: but the official ralink driver lacks support for monitor mode
[09:58] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: i wonder if it is /dev/shm
[09:58] <dennister> could someone please help me try and figure this out if i use a pastebin?
[09:59] <whiteandnerdy> LazyAngel: Yeah it's got 244M free.  that's a RAM disk?
[09:59] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: you can move files to memory, but if you turn of your computer, they'll be gone, so be careful
[09:59] <LazyAngel> i'll just google it first
[09:59] <bimberi> craftybones: yes, the page doesn't provide much detail on it :|  Use a CD-RW :)
[10:00] <whiteandnerdy> the problem: /dev/hda3             5.5G  5.2G     0 100% /
[10:00] <craftybones> bimberi: thx
[10:00] <whiteandnerdy> the real problem: /dev/hda2              22G   22G  119M 100% /windows
[10:00] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: sems to work: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/what-is-devshm-and-its-practical-usage.html
[10:00] <redDEADresolve> Im am trying to install Edy Eft, Ubuntu 6.10 on my new Dell laptop. Everything loads up and goes smoothy until it asks me to manually partition the hard drive. Edgy does not "see" my hard drive. I just have a blank list. Hard drive has win xp on it and loads fine.
[10:01] <whiteandnerdy> I was planning on NFSing everything from Windows on to my shiny new 100G drive on my file server, but my Ubuntu there doesn't want to be an NFS server x_x
[10:01] <whiteandnerdy> LazyAngel thx
[10:01] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: so i guess you have to copy some files over there so you can use tar.gz
[10:01] <AccessDenied> I'm still 2 hrs away from Edgy being downloaded..  I'll be installing on my lappy shortly..  I'll see if I get the same problem..  :P
[10:01] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: what about setting it up as a samba server?
[10:01] <dennister> !pastebin
[10:01] <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 (see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[10:02] <whiteandnerdy> LazyAngel: *shudder* no way in heck
[10:02] <rausb0> whiteandnerdy: i often use tar and netcat to copy whole filesystems over a local net
[10:02] <craftybones> How do I get a deb using apt-get ?
[10:02] <craftybones> only the .deb that is
[10:02] <LazyAngel> whiteandnerdy: hehe. :D oh well... good luck. i have to run
[10:02] <craftybones> I don't need the whole install...
[10:02] <whiteandnerdy> okay bye LazyAngel
[10:03] <bimberi> craftybones: apt-get -d  (probably puts the the deb(s) in /var/cache/apt/archives)
[10:04] <craftybones> bimberi: thx a load. I remember asking something like this in #debian a few years ago, and basically those folks made sure my computer never worked again
[10:05] <foxpaul> hi all - does anyone have any ideas why my touchpad doesn't scroll at all?
[10:05] <BadKitty> Hi Amaranth
[10:05] <bimberi> craftybones: what makes you so sure I'm not grinning evilly right now? ;)
[10:05] <Amaranth> hi
[10:05] <cpk1> i cant seem to mount my rewrittable cd =(
[10:06] <craftybones> bimberi: I am a few years older these days. AND its not my comp :D
[10:06] <bimberi> craftybones: rofl!
[10:07] <cpk1> it just hangs when i do sudo mount -o loop /dev/hdd /media/cdrom0
[10:07] <Ollieh> anyone with installation help...i put the cd in, boot the computer, the ubuntu installation loads and then when i press install, it loads for two seconds and then freezes
[10:07] <Ollieh> ideas anyone?
[10:08] <craftybones> Ollieh: Could be a host of issues.
[10:09] <craftybones> Ollieh: clean the CD, try again.
[10:09] <cpk1> is there supposed to be a special option when mounting RW cd's?
[10:10] <craftybones> cpk1: Unknown.
[10:10] <craftybones> cpk1: unlikely
[10:11] <pybe> cpk1, what happens when you just do mount /media/cdrom
[10:11] <pybe> cpk1, what happens when you just do mount /media/cdrom
[10:13] <mzli> hi man what are you doing? go to wc?
[10:13] <pybe> cpk1, what happens when you just do mount /media/cdrom
[10:13] <Joe_CoT> yay netsplits!
[10:14] <minimec> Kazuhiro: The alternate Install CD is like the good old Debian Installer. I don't think that you have any encryption support during installation... (I  may be wrong)
[10:14] <folder> Hi guys. Any known issues installing Ubuntu on a Thinkpad T41 ? After the initial progress-bar/ubuntu logo, and a delay, I'm left with a flashing textmode cursor in the top left of the screen.
[10:14] <dromer> hmmm, two out of 5 times, when I boot in ubuntu, the system can't connect to the internet
[10:15] <cpk1> pybe: tells me wrong fs type bad option etc
[10:15] <Kazuhiro> minimec, the etch installer disk has it. hmm wonder what method it is using, The damn wiki doesn't tell me much.
[10:15] <folder> oh, and I can see "Calling INT 0x15 (F000:66EB) <cr> EAC is 0x5F08" on tty1, repeated about five times.
[10:15] <pybe> cpk1, whats the line in /etc/fstab for your cdrom
[10:15] <folder> six times actually.
[10:15] <weepy> how do i enable the 'universe' repository ?
[10:16] <pybe> folder, which ubuntu are you installling
[10:16] <folder> sorry, I should have said - 6.10, Edgy.
[10:16] <minimec> Kazuhiro: I see. So I am not up to date ;)
[10:17] <folder> First timer. I have tried every Fedora release up until now when I decided to try Ubuntu instead of FC6..
[10:17] <whiteandnerdy> !sourceomatic | weepy
[10:17] <ubotu> weepy: source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[10:17] <pybe> mmm, I had a similar issue with 6.06 which was then fix with 6.06.1 on my vaio, but edgy works fine
[10:17] <cpk1> pybe: mount /media/cdrom tells me wrong fs type bad option etc
[10:17] <folder> I should google the "Calling INT 0x15" thing really.. didn't spot that until I tried looking at other tty's just now.
[10:18] <pybe> cpk1, whats the line in /etc/fstab for your cdrom
[10:18] <cpk1> pybe: /dev/hdd        /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       0
[10:18] <cpk1> also this cdrw has data on it already I am pretty sure
[10:19] <pybe> cpk1, try a "proper" cd
[10:19] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1: try   mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdd /media/cdrom
[10:20] <whiteandnerdy> Is there an smv?  like scp but move?
[10:20] <dennister> hi cpk1
[10:20] <cpk1> hi dennister
[10:20] <pybe> whiteandnerdy, nafaik
[10:21] <altereg0`> !seen thoreauputic
[10:21] <ubotu> I haven't seen thoreauputic recently
[10:21] <folder> Could it be X that's failing? There's no other output, but tty8 is the one with this flashing cursor, and tty1 just gives the "Calling INT 0x15" thing. I'll try safe graphics installer
[10:21] <dennister> !config.h
[10:21] <dromer> anybody know what this could be?   two out of 5 times, when I boot in ubuntu, the system can't connect to  the internet
[10:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about config.h - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:21] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: You can write your own little shell script first scping and then rming :)
[10:21] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu hehe true
[10:21] <fribuntu> dromer: Hmm ... maybe a problem with your ISP?
[10:21] <valehru_server> !Broadcom
[10:21] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[10:21] <whiteandnerdy> pybe >.<
[10:21] <dennister> ok...guys i really need some help with this config.h file that was created during my ./configure script
[10:21] <dromer> fribuntu: don't think so, my server has been online all the time :P
[10:21] <whiteandnerdy> YIPES, .xsession-errors is 5MiB
[10:21] <dromer> a reboot always fixes it
[10:21] <fribuntu> Can anybody tell me, why there is only a network-manager-pptp pluging, but no network-manager-openvpn plugin available for Ubuntu?
[10:22] <keithg> Does anyone have any experience with ogle?
[10:22] <cpk1> hrmm well mounting a normal cd works but an ls of /media/cdrom doesnt show all the data that i know is on it...
[10:22] <minimec> Kazuhiro: As far as I understand, you can choose between different encryptions like dm-crypt, GnuPG, loop-AES in etch ....
[10:22] <cpk1> also root as 2 loops going for some reason...
[10:22] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu -- Because people who run VPNs are smart enough to use ttys for configuration?  :D
[10:22] <fribuntu> dromer: so you are in your own intranet connected to a router via switch?
[10:22] <dennister> could someone pls help me? the make is expecting some arguments in this file and i have no idea how to give it the info it needs
[10:22] <folder> fribuntu: sorry, off topic, but I played with network manager's pptp plugin about 6 months ago on FC5, and couldn't get it to work, plus the configuation options were stupid like it asking for passwords that were ignored etc. How does it look now? It's it "proper"?
[10:22] <cpk1> and automount seems to have stopped working
[10:23] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1, do you have another CD drive to swap?
[10:23] <dromer> hmm, it's a university-network, so I have a RJ45 socket in my room, there is a switch connected to that
[10:23] <anarchyao> wow... hi
[10:23] <anarchyao> holy cow theres a lot of people here
[10:23] <whiteandnerdy> Hellp anarchyao.
[10:23] <dennister> anarchyao: love the nic
[10:23] <whiteandnerdy> Hello anarchyao.
[10:23] <anarchyao> do you know what its from?
[10:23] <dennister> my son likes to call his pc anarchy
[10:23] <anarchyao> most people think im an anarchist lol
[10:23] <whiteandnerdy> anarchyao, yes there are a lot of people here :)
[10:23] <fribuntu> whiteandnerdy: I have no problems configuring openvpn, but I think having a nice little button to start it instead of firing up a shell and do it manually, is a good idea. And since I am using network-manager for WLAN settings already and plugins do exist outside the Ubuntu world, I'd very much like to use it.
[10:24] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: no, this was literally working a couple hours ago
[10:24] <dennister> anarchists were a movement in russian history
[10:24] <anarchyao> its from Anarchy Online... I couldnt think of a name to post on forums and came up with this real quick ... stuck with me :(
[10:24] <anarchyao> I have a question though
[10:24] <dennister> well get in line :)
[10:24] <dennister> j/k
[10:24] <fribuntu> folder: I have no idea, if it is proper. I am not using PPTP for anything.  I want openVPN :)
[10:24] <whiteandnerdy> fribuntu true
[10:25] <anarchyao> i took the dive into linux tonight... dual booting xp and ubuntu now.  I actually neglected to do my PAST DUE hw ... either it was the ADD meds or ubuntu is amazing to work with, I'm thinking it's a little of both.
[10:25] <kamui> how do I rename multiple files?  In dos I could do a ren *.ext *.ext2, or move too, but if I try to mv the files at the console I get a second target is not a directory
[10:25] <dennister> i'm having trouble with my configure/make and i guess no one knows how to help
[10:25] <folder> fribuntu: fair enough :D ISTR the openvpn plugin being well done, and the pptp guy based his stuff around their framework or something.
[10:25] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1, yeah BUT hardware CAN fail within a few hours, heck I had a hard drive once that went from 100% working to not even able to read the file system in about five hours
[10:25] <anarchyao> I am having one issue with this wonderful operating system...  Im having to use 800x600 resolution
[10:25] <fribuntu> folder: Well, that is my issue. There is no openVPN plugin for Ubuntu!
[10:26] <folder> It's not looking promising for Ubuntu on my Thinkpad T41 :( safe graphics mode doesn't work either :(
[10:26] <whiteandnerdy> folder, try textmode
[10:26] <Techboy74> Hi All Does Ubuntu's generic kernel support SMP? I'm currently running an mencoder convert but it seems only 1 core of my dual core CPU wakes up to 100% the other stays at 46% sometimes they swap
[10:26] <cpk1> well i do have another one i suppose but I am in the middle of a huge file transfer right now and cant power off for about another 14 hours =X
[10:26] <fribuntu> folder: I'd have to get network-manager from out-of-ubuntu sources, which would break package management for that particular application. Something I try to avoid.
[10:26] <pybe> kamui, try rename
[10:26] <dromer> fribuntu:  it's a university-network, so I have a RJ45 socket in my room, there is
[10:26] <dennister> anarchyao: have you installed any proprietary video card drivers?
[10:26] <dromer>                    a switch connected to that
[10:26] <dennister> like ati or nvidia?
[10:27] <folder> fribuntu: bugger :(. I went through the whole process of trying to get NM plugins working with Fedora and it was a nightmare - compiling NM sources was fine, but it screwed the system, dependencies, configuration files etc. was just wierd.
[10:27] <kamui> pybe: thanks, just looked it up
[10:27] <kamui> :)
[10:27] <anarchyao> I went to Applications --> Add/Remove Programs and installed MANY addons and whatnot... including an Nvidia driver thingy for later released nvidia cards
[10:27] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 ouch -- do you NEED the CD drive for 14 hours thogh?
[10:27] <anarchyao> but... I dont know how to manually run the actual program
[10:27] <fribuntu> dromer: To be honest, it is very hard to debug intermittent faults via IRC. Have you tried haning a sniffer on the line and see what is going on?
[10:27] <cpk1> no, but i know this will be bugging me until i get to the root of it
[10:29] <folder> whiteandnerdy: I think I'll have to.. hopefully X will be working after the install.
[10:29] <dennister> a
[10:29] <dennister>
[10:29] <whiteandnerdy> folder, okay
[10:29] <fribuntu> folder: That is part of the reason why I'd much rather have a ready made .deb than do things myself.
[10:29] <dromer> fribuntu: I'm not technically advanced enough to have any idea what that is :P
[10:29] <anarchyao> NVidia binary x. Org driver
[10:29] <anarchyao> that's waht I downloaded
[10:29] <anarchyao> what*
[10:29] <dennister> anarchyao: ok, u said 'later on' did u get a license acceptance message?
[10:29] <fribuntu> dromer: Well, you connect a machine on a hub running "tcpdump" or "wireshark" to see the protocol information.
[10:29] <anarchyao> nope, it doesn't say in the description that it's license restricted
[10:29] <dennister> !nvidia
[10:29] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[10:29] <dromer> hmm ok, I wonder if I have those progs on my server ...
[10:29] <fribuntu> dromer: It is debugging on a lower level, but very helpful to see what is happening in your case.
[10:29] <folder> How do I start the 6.10 installer in textmode?
[10:29] <fribuntu> folder: I guess you have to toy with the "expert" mode?
[10:29] <altereg0`> folder, you don't unless you use the alternate CD
[10:29] <dennister> ^^^there's a howto that will help you make sure that it's configured and working
[10:29] <folder> fribuntu: I'll have to google that then. There's no expert or anything here
[10:30] <folder> altereg0`: hmm. OK :( This is an unlucky start for me then :D
[10:30] <altereg0`> folder, you need the "alternate" Cd
[10:30] <fribuntu> folder: if you have those tools on a different computer, you might still be out of luck.
[10:30] <folder> i'll play around with the bios, and acpi kernel parameters etc. first then.
[10:30] <dennister> anarchyao: di u see the howto link?
[10:30] <dromer> fribuntu: any advice an running tcpdump ?
[10:30] <fribuntu> folder: The problem is, in a switched network, they will not see the traffic of the other PC unless the switch is in a special "monitor" mode, which will certainly not be the case.
[10:31] <fribuntu> dromer: sorry, see my last answer to folder
[10:31] <fribuntu> dromer: I got you messed up :)
[10:31] <anarchyao> Hmm yeah I'm reading it
[10:31] <dromer> ok ..
[10:31] <anarchyao> It says that if the "lspci | grep -i" command brings back text, I should install this driver
[10:31] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: also, root has a loop2 and loop1 which it shouldnt need running that i cant kill
[10:31] <anarchyao> However, I don't believe text is coming back
[10:31] <anarchyao> It just says:
[10:31] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 hmm.
[10:31] <dromer> fribuntu: and how can I use tcpdump to find info on that ?
[10:32] <Sarkie> Hi guys, I am having a problem with an old laptop and ubuntu 6.10 (Alternate cd) once installed, it comes to the user login, it will just die if i dont login, but if i login quickly it will dying during that, Die as in cant ctr alt backspace. Any help how to debug it, lappy is celeron 400mhz, 128mb onboard, 32mb used for gfx, so 96mb ram.
[10:32] <anarchyao> Usage: grep [OPTION] ... PATTERN [FILE] ...
[10:32] <anarchyao> Try `grep --help' for more information.
[10:32] <dromer> I don't know if my switch is/can run(ning) that mode
[10:32] <valehru> hey guys, I just installed bcm43xx-fwcutter, and rebooted.  Each time I reboot I get into the login screen and it has completely frozen.  BY frozen I mean zero input is accepted from the keyboard or the mouse.  This is a completely fresh installation...wtf!!!
[10:32] <dennister> k...r u using edgy or dapper?
[10:32] <valehru> edgy.....
[10:32] <anarchyao> Does that count as "text" coming back? :X
[10:33] <valehru> on amd64.
[10:33] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: so mounting it without -o loop it can mount it but it looks like i cant see all the data on it when i do that
[10:33] <anarchyao> Or should I install this driver anyway?  Hell.. I know I have an nvidia based card.. I'm not a total doofus lol
[10:33] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 hmm that's strange.  with -o loop you can see it all?
[10:33] <folder> Does the Alternate CD offer the same system i.e. packages etc, or is it totally just a rescue disk or something?
[10:33] <dennister> anarchyao: r u using edgy or dapper versions of ubuntu?
[10:33] <anarchyao> Edhy
[10:33] <anarchyao> Edgy
[10:33] <valehru> I can't even get into a terminal or anything...this entire system seems to have just borked up...
[10:33] <dennister> k...never mind the grep for now
[10:34] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: dunno, it should automount the cd normally, but whenever i mount isos on my hd i use -o loop =P
[10:34] <minimec> folder: You will have the same Ubuntu with the alternate install CD.
[10:35] <folder> minimec: thank you. It's downloading now, whilst I try acpi=off etc.
[10:35] <dennister> anarchy...he's a better howto for u: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[10:35] <dennister> that's specifically for edgy, and you will probably have to use the xorg reconfigure troubleshooting section on the bottom
[10:36] <minimec> folder: Do that. Installation is quiet simple, but take your time when it comes to the Partition of your disk ...
[10:36] <valehru> hmm...got bcm43xx-fwcutter removed .... has it screwed anyones system up before?  seems to be ok now...but I still have no wifi...dammit.
[10:36] <folder> minimec: of course. thanks :)
[10:36] <dennister> i should have asked you about edgy first, befroe i gave you the first howto link
[10:36] <minimec> folder: np
[10:36] <anarchyao> Yeah dennis I'm there now
[10:36] <harm_> i cant seem to enter my server anymore
[10:36] <harm_> via ssh it says connection refued
[10:37] <dennister> the second one that i just gave now is more appropriate for ur platform
[10:37] <anarchyao> In the Software Preferences dialog that comes up, click the Add button.
[10:37] <anarchyao> I'm stuck at that step... I don't see an add button :\
[10:37] <anarchyao> Nor do I see software preferences, the dialog box that came up is called "Software Sources"
[10:39] <ekimus> !oracle
[10:39] <ubotu> If you -must- install oracle .... here's a good place to start: http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/linux/install/xe-on-kubuntu.html
[10:39] <valehru> hmm, I can boot into gnome through recovery mode, however if I go through using the normal kernel it just stalls on the login screen....really strange...any help is appreciated.
[10:39] <harm_> i cant connect to my server, connection refused.. what 2 do?
[10:40] <dennister> anarchyao: u lost me...software preferences? software soruces?
[10:40] <valehru> using kernel 2.6.17-10-generic if anyone is even interested......argh..pls help.
[10:40] <bimberi> !xhangs | valehru
[10:40] <ubotu> valehru: If the GUI hangs after logging in, use <ctrl><alt><f1> to switch to text mode. Log in and do: rm .{X,ICE}authority
[10:41] <Kazuhiro> minimec, cool thanks, dm-crypt is good news.
[10:41] <dennister> anarchyao: sorry, i see them now
[10:41] <valehru> bimberi, its not x that hangs...its my entire pc....I have to go into restart the computer manually and go into recovery mode at grub to even get a terminal
[10:42] <valehru> bimberi, it completely locks up at the login screen...
[10:42] <bimberi> valehru: ah, probably not that then :/
[10:42] <folder> wow. BitTorrent is definately the way to be downloading this. I'm getting 4x the speed that I get from a local ftp mirror service!
[10:42] <ekimus> could anyone point me to guide for oracle XE on amd64, seems I'm just to dumb to find one
[10:42] <folder> 5x now :D
[10:42] <KomiaPoika> someone msg me the original contents for /etc/environment and /etc/locale.gen in 6.06.01lts please
[10:43] <dennister> bimbiri: would u be able to help me degun this configure/make error messag?
[10:43] <anarchyao> I ignored that step and just began looking for nvidia in the  synaptic package manager... Im running an Nvidia Geforce 7300 GS (512mb total vid ram)  What packages of nvidia should I download?
[10:43] <dennister> the glx one
[10:43] <dennister> my card is similar; 7800GT
[10:44] <bimberi> dennister: i'll take a look, are they on a pastebin somewhere?
[10:44] <dennister> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31858/
[10:45] <dennister> I'll make another pastebin with my config.h file
[10:45] <valehru> is there a way to find out what was recently installed through apt on the console?  i.e a history?
[10:46] <pybe> valehru: type hoistory
[10:46] <dromer> fribuntu: so what do I do with tcpdump ?
[10:46] <pybe> valehru: type history even
[10:46] <whiteandnerdy> valehru, history | grep apt
[10:46] <valehru> thx guys.
[10:46] <whiteandnerdy> valehru np :)
[10:46] <dAndy_> anyone know which package dh_testdir is in?
[10:46] <pc5> \
[10:47] <dennister> bimberi: here's another pastebin with my config.h file: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31861/
[10:47] <valehru> im logged in as root right now, is there a way to get this for a specific user?
[10:47] <dromer> anybody here with experience compiling programs? I get this error campiling chemsuite: checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 2.2.2) (headers and libraries) not found.
[10:47] <cpk1> ok well somehow sudo invoke-rc.d kdm stop made me reboot ><
[10:47] <cpk1> but i can mount a "normal" cd and see all the data now
[10:47] <cpk1> time to try the RW cd
[10:47] <valehru> whiteandnerdy, im logged in as root right now, is there a way to get this for a specific user?
[10:47] <cpk1> dromer: did you get qt?
[10:47] <dennister> whenever i uncomment any line to use that option, the result is that it's looking for an argument of some kind
[10:48] <dromer> cpk1: afaik my system has qt3
[10:48] <Sarkie> Hi guys, I am having a problem with an old laptop and ubuntu 6.10 (Alternate cd) once installed, it comes to the user login, it will just die if i dont login, but if i login quickly it will dying during that, Die as in cant ctr alt backspace. Any help how to debug it, lappy is celeron 400mhz, 128mb onboard, 32mb used for gfx, so 96mb ram.
[10:48] <dromer> cpk1: how to check for that ?
[10:49] <valehru> Sarkie, I have that exact same problem......
[10:49] <pybe> valehru: the file is .bash_history in the users home directory
[10:49] <CarinArr> dromer, check if there's a qt3 folder in /usr/share/qt
[10:49] <CarinArr> you can check if the package is installed as well
[10:49] <valehru> Sarkie, does it completely seize up on login?  Forcing you to reboot manually, ie pull the battery out?
[10:49] <CarinArr> but that's where it should be
[10:49] <cpk1> dromer: apt-cache policy libqt3-headers maybe
[10:49] <Sarkie> valehru: well I have to turn it off yes.
[10:49] <Acker> My boot screen freezes for about 2 min. anyone knows if this is a bug or something?
[10:50] <whiteandnerdy> valehru, um I don't think so, I'm not sure
[10:50] <dromer> cpk1: Installed: 3:3.3.6-1ubuntu6.1
[10:50] <valehru> Sarkie, did you just install today?  and get download any new updates today?
[10:50] <Novek> hi... i have installed my broadcom driver '(ndiswrapper), and my wireless card light has turned on... i can't seem to scan for wlan or connect to some..
[10:50] <AccessDenied> acker:  I've had that problem when it couldn't connect to a timesync server or the like..
[10:50] <cpk1> well its not that but qt is pretty big =P
[10:50] <dennister> !broadcom
[10:50] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[10:50] <dennister> !wlan
[10:51] <cpk1> and can be a mess pinpointing whats missing
[10:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wlan - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:51] <Sarkie> valehru: Installed yesterday, no updates at all
[10:51] <dromer> cpk1: aaarg :P
[10:51] <dennister> !wlan-assistant
[10:51] <Acker> AccessDenied: So, what should I do?
[10:51] <dromer> any specialists on qt here? :P
[10:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wlan-assistant - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:51] <dibblego> how do I turn the screensaver off? (I tried unchecking "Activate screensaver when computer is idle" but it still comes on)
[10:51] <cpk1> dromer: also it could be looking in the wrong place
[10:51] <Novek> !broadcom 4306
[10:51] <dennister> i did see another howto about wlan-assistant...
[10:51] <AccessDenied> For me, all I did was press control-C and not worry about it..  I didnt have a network where I was for ages..  :P
[10:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about broadcom 4306 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:51] <CarinArr> i've had to explicitly tell things where to find qt on more than one occasion
[10:52] <bimberi> dennister: is that the complete config.h?
[10:52] <dromer> CarinArr: I have 2 qt folders: qt3 and qt4
[10:52] <dennister> bimberi: yes...and there is another much longer config.mak
[10:53] <CarinArr> dromer, if you have the headers and stuff installed you probably just have to tell whatever you're trying to install where to find it
[10:53] <dromer> how do I tell the compiler where qt is then ?
[10:53] <Laosboyme> What is Desktop enviroment?
[10:53] <Laosboyme> lol
[10:53] <dennister> but the config.mak seems to be identical to the results from the ./configure command, which had no errors
[10:53] <Acker> AccessDenied: haha ok, I'll try, thanks mate :)
[10:53] <Novek> !broadcom
[10:53] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[10:53] <CarinArr> dromer, is this the compiler or the configuration script complaining?
[10:53] <bimberi> dennister: i think you need a line with #ENDIF at the end
[10:53] <valehru> Is there a way to find out what was updated through the update manager?  I have a feeling something there screwed up my system.
[10:54] <CarinArr> dromer, you can try simply setting the environment variable QTDIR to /usr/share/qt3
[10:54] <pybe> valehru: whats the issue
[10:54] <dennister> yes, but then i also would need something like an if statment, and i have no idea how to give it what it needs
[10:54] <CarinArr> but if you're running a configuration script, ./configure --help should tell you how to specify it
[10:54] <dromer> ./build gives the error for the complete chemsuite and ./configure for chem2d alone
[10:54] <mcquaid> ok I want to finally give aiglx a try and need the beta nvidia driver,  looking at some of the guides, it looks to be a real pain
[10:55] <dromer> CarinArr: where do I set this variable ?
[10:55] <dennister> i'll try sticking and #ENDIF at the end, ...ok...ty CarinArr, i'll try that, too
[10:55] <valehru> pybe, when I get to the login screen my whole computer hangs, however I can get in through Recovery mode no problem....something must have came down in the updates because Its a completely fresh installation.
[10:55] <mcquaid> I thought I saw a thread where someone maintained a rep with the latest nvidia driver and the associated changes required for the kernel so it's just an apt-get away
[10:55] <dennister> oops, CarinArr was talking to someone else, lol...must be tired
[10:55] <CarinArr> dromer, export QTDIR=/usr/share/qt3
[10:56] <CarinArr> heh s'alright dennister;)
[10:56] <CarinArr> i gathered
[10:56] <pybe> valehru: what is it doing when it hangs
[10:56] <SpaceFrog> Can someone please recommend an MP3 player that I can buy for my girlfriend, that has 100% Linux compatibility?
[10:57] <dromer> CarinArr: I just do ekport in the cmdline =
[10:57] <dromer> export*
[10:57] <redDEADresolve> anyone got time for a little help?
[10:58] <CarinArr> dromer, yeah before you run the ./configure
[10:58] <dromer> doesn't work
[10:58] <whiteandnerdy> redDEADreslove, don't ask to ask, just ask.
[10:58] <valehru> pybe, for about 2 secs I can move the mouse on the login screen, the blinker in the text field is blinking...then 2 secs later it completely hangs.....I cant do anything, can't get to a terminal can't move the mouse, enter text....Have to reboot manually myself by pressing the power/reset key...It was working fine earlier....
[10:58] <CarinArr> dromer, doesn't work as in the command fails, or doesn't work as in you still have the same problem
[10:58] <dromer> I still have the problem
[10:58] <dromer> the cobband doesn't give any output
[10:58] <pybe> valehru: weird
[10:58] <CarinArr> dromer, try ./configure --help
[10:58] <redDEADresolve> i cant get edgy to recongize my hard drive when trying to install it on my new laptop
[10:58] <SpaceFrog> How well do iPods work with Linux?
[10:58] <whiteandnerdy> I know that many people using Ubuntu report full iPod compatibility
[10:58] <CarinArr> dromer, the export thing shouldn't give any output
[10:59] <Kazuhiro> SpaceFrog, they work well
[10:59] <dromer> CarinArr: can i do that on the ./build as well ?
[10:59] <CarinArr> dromer, but if you do echo $QTDIR it should say what you just set it
[10:59] <Laosboyme> help!
[10:59] <CarinArr> dromer, possibly, you can try
[10:59] <SpaceFrog> can an iPod be used as a mass storage device? for word docs, etc?
[10:59] <CarinArr> dromer, out of interest, what are you trying to build>
[10:59] <Laosboyme> how do i upgrade My kubuntu 6.06 lts to 6.10
[10:59] <ameyer> SpaceFrog: yeah
[10:59] <SpaceFrog> thanks ameyer
[10:59] <CarinArr> !upgrade
[10:59] <ubotu> For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[11:00] <dromer> CarinArr: chemsuite
[11:00] <whiteandnerdy> SpaceFrog, possibly but I'm not sure
[11:00] <whiteandnerdy> !wiki
[11:00] <ameyer> the only thing itunes is needed for is putting songs on/dealing with the database
[11:00] <ubotu> wiki is http://wiki.ubuntu.com - Loads of user-contributed documentation
[11:00] <whiteandnerdy> thanks ubotu :D
[11:01] <valehru> SpaceFrog, yes it can....gtkpod is great and so is banshee / rythmplayer.
[11:01] <SpaceFrog> ah, this is awesome :)
[11:01] <whiteandnerdy> SpaceFrog: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices
[11:01] <dromer> CarinArr: I'm not sure what to look for in ./configure --help
[11:01] <SpaceFrog> thanks whiteandnerdy and valehru
[11:01] <whiteandnerdy> SpaceFrog, it says there Ubuntu works great with all iPods.
[11:01] <whiteandnerdy> SpaceFrog np :)
[11:01] <SpaceFrog> i think i'll get her an ipod then
[11:03] <Sarkie> Is there a way to load ubuntu up in a debug-esq mode, so i can see when it fails?
[11:03] <CarinArr> dromer, hang on
[11:03] <CarinArr> dromer, having a look at it
[11:03] <whiteandnerdy> SpaceFrog, sounds good :)
[11:03] <dromer> thnx :)
[11:05] <CarinArr> dromer it seems like it's looking for qt2
[11:05] <dromer> yeah
[11:06] <dromer> that's the error I gave: >= 2.2.2
[11:06] <CarinArr> i know, but 3 is bigger than 2.2.2
[11:06] <jordo23> Jucato: You there?
[11:06] <CarinArr> ;)
[11:06] <CarinArr> and it seems like it's specifically looking for 2
[11:07] <dromer> hmm
[11:08] <weepy> how do i do a file search on ubuntu ?
[11:08] <mcquaid> hmm, ok i found that rep I was referring to, it's amaranth's rep with nvidia beta drivers
[11:08] <mcquaid> does anyone know what version he has in there?
[11:08] <jordo23> Anyone here run an AMD 64 distro?
[11:09] <mcquaid> btw, is there a thread maintaining a list of all the user maintained repositories out there?  ubuntu really needs something similar to debain's apt-get.org/search
[11:09] <dennister> jordo23: i tried for months, and finally gave up
[11:09] <crimsun> user-maintained repos are death.
[11:09] <whiteandnerdy> crimsun, not always.  look at winehq's repo.
[11:09] <jordo23> dennister: What did you do then?
[11:10] <mcquaid> yes some are bad, some are good, like winehq's as whiteandnerdy just mentioned
[11:10] <crimsun> whiteandnerdy: that's not a user-maintained repo but a developer-maintained one.
[11:10] <whiteandnerdy> crimsun, true.
[11:10] <mcquaid> yes dev maintained are the best
[11:10] <dennister> i'm now much, much appier with edgy on i386 platform
[11:10] <ekkaia> i cant login into ubuntu, everytime i login it just comes back to the login screen, i dont know what to do anymore .. anyone seen this happen ?
[11:10] <dennister> things actually work
[11:10] <whiteandnerdy> crimsun, what about that one -- beerorkid or whatever -- where beryl was
[11:10] <jordo23> dennister: So you went back to another computer running a 32 bit chip...
[11:10] <whiteandnerdy> not beryl -- libdvdcss2 I mean
[11:11] <mcquaid> well as many, I wanted to try aiglx, but need latest nvidia which isn't going to be available til edgy+1
[11:11] <roycebarber> I need a simple easy-to-use program that will make my Ububtu menu's glow. Anyone know of such a program? I'm serious about it being SIMPLE.
[11:11] <Abce52> Hey all, I have a problem here, when I try to do some settings (like wassistan, adept manager or nwtwork config.) is asking me for root password, but I can't type on the window
[11:11] <dennister> no, i'm still using my beautiful beast with my incredible hardware, but i386 os's only
[11:11] <crimsun> whiteandnerdy: don't know which you're referring to
[11:11] <mcquaid> so I either jump through a bunch of hoops getting it installed, or try some users rep which I can probably back out of more gracefully
[11:12] <jordo23> dennister: did you find that there wasn't some common software and plugins for 64 bit architecture?
[11:12] <whiteandnerdy> crimsun: compiz  deb http://www.beerorkid.com/compiz/ dapper main
[11:12] <dennister> the 64-bit hype is for the windoze crowd, and i'm trying to get away from windoze...yes, but drivers and stuff is still mising for 64-bit platforms
[11:13] <dromer> CarinArr: any idea how to make ./configure use qt3 ?
[11:13] <jordo23> dennister: YEah!  I just installed Ubuntu x86_84 and there is no adobe flash plugin!
[11:13] <mcquaid> is there a trick to explore a rep in a browser?  I want to see what version of nvidia driver is available in http://amaranth.selfip.com/
[11:13] <crimsun> whiteandnerdy: never used, but it used to be much worse than it is currently
[11:13] <dennister> the various distros have been trying to get 64-bit versions, but it's still months away
[11:13] <dennister> sun-java's impossible on 64-bit stuff too
[11:14] <jordo23> Dennister: Ubuntu has one though....I am pretty sure that's the version I installed.....
[11:14] <CarinArr> dromer, not really no.. it's explicitly looking for qt2 libraries throughout the configure script.. given how big a change there was between qt3 and 4 i'm not sure it would even work if you managed to get it to use qt3 for compiles
[11:14] <jordo23> Dennister: yeah!  Java wouldn't install correctly the default way.....haven't tinkered with it though..
[11:14] <dromer> hmm :(
[11:14] <CarinArr> best bet is probably finding the qt2 libs
[11:14] <CarinArr> but they're pretty damn old by now
[11:14] <dennister> jordo23: ok, and i installed it too...at first
[11:15] <Laosboyme> how to make ubuntu gray?
[11:15] <jordo23> dennister: yeah.....how far away are 64 bit versions of apps and stuff are we?
[11:15] <jordo23> dennister: for linux
[11:15] <dennister> but i couldn't get things like java to work...never got my tuner working at all...so in desperation i started listening to the pple who said to go the i386 route
[11:16] <whiteandnerdy> Laosboyme, gray???
[11:16] <jordo23> dennister: yeah....I agree with you...
[11:16] <cpk1> hrmm how do you get writing to a cd-rw to work?
[11:16] <dennister> i'm actually still a 3.5 month linux newbie...but my mythbox is almost completely done
[11:16] <dromer> CarinArr: any idea where and how to find those libs ?
[11:16] <dromer> I really want to run chemsuite :(
[11:17] <jordo23> dennister: thanks for the insight though....I though it was just me being stupid when trying to install this stuff.....but wanted to verify that a lot wasn't supported by the architecture...
[11:17] <mcquaid> hmm is there any way to query a rep to see what versions are available without adding it to one's sources list?
[11:17] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1, IDE?
[11:17] <dennister> but then again, i struggled with windoze 64bit, gave up, struggled with alternatives to win mce, finally gave in...then 64-bit versions of so many linux distros...
[11:18] <CarinArr> dromer, not sure lemme have a look
[11:18] <dennister> and i've been working with windows since dos 6.1 and win 3.1...i thought i knew stuff like partitioning and dual booting...lol
[11:18] <TokenBad> ok I dual booted my system...I do the sudo df -h but it only shows my master drive...and not my slave which I know is in ntfs and know that can only read with that format but need info off that drive for now
[11:19] <dennister> try and get partition magic 8 working with win 64-bit...took some doing, but i did it
[11:19] <dennister> anyway...i'm getting off-topic
[11:19] <jordo23> thanks though...
[11:19] <dennister> np
[11:19] <Staz> Hi can anyone help me remove grub, I thought I removed all linux/windows partitions but I still get a grub error 21 on boot :(
[11:19] <ginyip> hi all, could anyone help me with ATI and 64 bit ubuntu problem? After I install the ATI driver (both 8.30 and official Ubuntu one I have tried). Start X without problem, but fglrxinfo, system freeze. After screensave on, system also freeze. I also know there is 6.10 out. but it just doesn't do any good. It doesn't even start X, I have tried both alternative CD or Live CD as well. pls help
[11:19] <whiteandnerdy> CPK1 -- are you trying to use an IDE drive?
[11:20] <dennister> now just to get this compile/make working
[11:20] <mcquaid> why go through all this for 64 bit when from what i've read it's not really much faster vs just using i386 compiled versions?
[11:20] <weepy> eg: bash: rails: command not found
[11:20] <dennister> mcquaid: exactly...i386 is wonderful
[11:20] <Discerer> is it possible to install ubuntu from a gentoo live cd?
[11:21] <dennister> Discerer: no...u need an ubuntu livecd
[11:21] <Laosboyme> What is sawfish anyway?
[11:21] <mcquaid> sawfish is gnome's older window manager
[11:22] <Laosboyme> oooo
[11:23] <BlackHawk> hi
[11:23] <dennister> mcquaid: for those of us who are still new to linux, though, we've been buying into microshaft's demands for bigger, newer, more powerful hardware for their so-called-wonderful new os's for so long...it's hard to give up that way of thinking...it's been so ingrained
[11:23] <TokenBad> ok I had vista installed and then was going to dual boot ubuntu....I installed ubuntu on a different partition...but when rebooted it don't show me to boot into vista...
[11:23] <whiteandnerdy> TokenBad, does it say "press ESC for menu"?
[11:24] <TokenBad> I did that...and it just shows the ubuntu kernal
[11:24] <ademan_> is there an svg or at least a hi-res of the firefox fox?
[11:25] <whiteandnerdy> ademan_ I think so hold on a sec
[11:25] <TokenBad> whiteandnerdy, any other ideas?
[11:25] <Adnarim> hi good morning
[11:25] <whiteandnerdy> TokenBad, not really, I have NO Vista experience
[11:25] <folder> I don't bloody believe it! "Warning package libslang-blah-blah was corrupt" whilst installing textmode.
[11:25] <mcquaid> dennister, well my knowledge of 64bit arch is pretty limited, but one of the big benefits I believe is being able to address a lot more memory.  This has advantages for servers much more than for desktop users.  And that's great and all, but when your going to run into so many problems with various software, I'd personally just stick to 386 for the time being
[11:25] <TokenBad> well figured it would work like xp...
[11:26] <folder> hope the download isn't corrupted.
[11:26] <Laosboyme> I'am having trouble with my sd card
[11:26] <Adnarim> has someone from you experience with nmap under ubuntu? could someone please scan me with nmap -sN and show me what it sais? because I try to scan myself (localhost) but it shows nothing
[11:26] <TokenBad> is there a way to access grup from within ubuntu to try and setup dual boot since it didn
[11:28] <ademan_> mcquaid: i hope you mean x86, 386 is anchient, most proccessors are at least 586 p4 is 686... (though i believe that leaves AMD users high and dry so i guess 386 is the "best" you can do)
[11:29] <whiteandnerdy> ademan_ About the Firefox logo
[11:29] <mcquaid> ademan_, nope i mean 386 as in what everything in ubuntu is complied for
[11:29] <whiteandnerdy> ademan_ Mozilla will not allow SVGs to be made of any of their logos, in fact, it against their license to use their logos in high resolutions
[11:29] <mcquaid> they even dropped the 686 kernels
[11:30] <ademan_> whiteandnerdy: wtf? that's retarded, but whatever...
[11:30] <whiteandnerdy> ademan_ ACTUALLY, P4 is a 786.
[11:30] <ademan_> my bad
[11:30] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: yes its IDE, sorry had my nose buried in the cdrecord man
[11:30] <whiteandnerdy> ademan_ Yes it is very very bad for them
[11:30] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 hehe no problem :P
[11:30] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 do this:
[11:30] <bubba> hi
[11:31] <bubba> is here some1 who can help me with my dlink driver
[11:31] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1:      sudo cdrecord dev=atapi:0,0,0 driveropts=help -checkdrive
[11:31] <yahalom> hey :) i put the dns <IP_ADDRESS> in my resolv.conf yet it still doesnt use it, any ideas?
[11:31] <waylandbill> mcquaid, no real benefit comes from compiling the software outside the kernel for 686 as opposed to 386. The kernel is where you'll see the most benefit really.
[11:31] <bubba> hello can any1 hear me??
[11:32] <bubba> hello i need help with my ubuntu
[11:32] <mcquaid> yep i agree, that's why everything is 386
[11:32] <waylandbill> !ask
[11:32] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[11:32] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: that should do what? it spits out pretty much all gibberish
[11:32] <whiteandnerdy> buba, I can hear you, but I can't help you, sorry
[11:32] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1, does it say you have a burner?
[11:32] <bubba> oh quite thx
[11:33] <TokenBad> anyone know why when installed ubuntu grub will now not let me pick to boot into windows?
[11:33] <bubba> im german is here a german channel
[11:33] <whiteandnerdy> !gr | bubba
[11:33] <ubotu> bubba: #ubuntu-gr  #kubuntu-gr     /  #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes
[11:33] <Laosboyme> Help!
[11:33] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: that command doesnt but -scanbus dev=/dev/hdd does
[11:33] <Laosboyme> How can i install sun Java?
[11:33] <whiteandnerdy> Hm
[11:33] <whiteandnerdy> !de | bubba
[11:33] <ubotu> bubba: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[11:33] <Adnarim> #ubuntu.de bubba
[11:33] <ademan_> TokenBad: what happens when you try? or is the option just not there?
[11:33] <ameyer> actually, it'd probably be !de
[11:33] <bubba> thx
[11:34] <whiteandnerdy> ameyer yeah :P
[11:34] <Laosboyme> somebody know how to install sun java
[11:34] <ameyer> sorry about that, I was too slow
[11:34] <TokenBad> ademan_, the option just isn't there...even though ubuntu was installed to a seperate partition
[11:34] <waylandbill> TokenBad, perhaps it didn't detect it. You could add to menu.lst manually using a chainloader command.
[11:34] <redgun> someone with a toshiba m30x laptop?
[11:34] <linopil> Laosboyme, IS NOT THAT installed by default ?
[11:34] <TokenBad> waylandbill, you just went way over my head
[11:34] <TokenBad> df -h don
[11:34] <dennister> OMG! OMG! I think it's working this time ...keeping fingers crossed...
[11:34] <TokenBad> shoot
[11:35] <TokenBad> df -h don't even show the slave drive
[11:35] <ademan_> TokenBad: work with waylandbill he's got the right idea.    the file he's talking about is /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:35] <TokenBad> I think I might know why...I hope...
[11:35] <TokenBad> brb
[11:35] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: now this is interesting dev=/dev/hdd says my burner is at 1,1,0 but dev=/dev/cdrw says its at 0,0,0 but neither of these work, everything fails with cdrecord: Sorry, no CD/DVD-Drive found on this target.
[11:35] <dennister> i mean, i see some warnings go by, but...
[11:36] <Laosboyme> Please help me install sun java
[11:36] <Adnarim> does someone know a nmap supportchannel or -board?
[11:36] <dennister> Laosboyme: which architecture and version of ubuntu r u using?
[11:37] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1, again
[11:37] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1  dev=ATAPI:0,0,0
[11:37] <waylandbill> He ran off before I could tell him df is only going to show the mounted drives. :-D
[11:37] <howang> :s what's the root password?
[11:37] <Laosboyme> please i realy need it
[11:38] <Tomcat_> !rootsudo | howang
[11:38] <ubotu> howang: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[11:38] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: No such file or directory. Cannot open SCSI driver. =\
[11:38] <Tomcat_> !java | Laosboyme
[11:38] <ubotu> Laosboyme: To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository
[11:38] <howang> I've install the alt version
[11:38] <Laosboyme> sun java
[11:39] <howang> the installer didn't ask for username/password
[11:39] <howang> and now I don't know how to login :S
[11:39] <tobias_> Hello. I have a problem with searching files etc. on Ubuntu Edgy: No matter if I use the Nautilus search or Beagle, I never get any positive search results - no matter where I search for what! I tried to google the problem - but with no luck. Anyone?
[11:39] <waylandbill> Laosboyme, you mean java dev kit?
[11:39] <Adnarim> then make your own pass with passwd
[11:39] <Nchalada> howang
[11:39] <whiteandnerdy> haha
[11:39] <whiteandnerdy> shoot cpk1 the burning stuff is on my other computer
[11:39] <whiteandnerdy> I should be going to be now
[11:39] <whiteandnerdy> can we finish this tomorrow?
[11:40] <howang> tobias_: try to `updatedb`
[11:40] <Nchalada> if you setup your account right, your pass is exactly what you set it as
[11:40] <Tomcat_> howang: The alt installer does ask for username/pw... or else your system is not correctly installed.
[11:40] <howang> but the installer didn't ask for ANY username/password
[11:40] <howang> :S
[11:40] <howang> hmm
[11:40] <cpk1> whiteandnerdy: of course, i'm not holding you at gunpoint here, just trying to get some brainstorming going =P
[11:41] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 hahahaha
[11:41] <whiteandnerdy> cpk1 well goodnight :)
[11:42] <waylandbill> howang, never heard of that. It should've asked after the reboot where it installed more packages over the base system.. IIRC.
[11:43] <xpc> !hu
[11:43] <ubotu> Ha magyarul beszelsz kerlek probald a #ubuntu-hu
[11:43] <tobias_> howang: Thanks! Now I can search inside my own private docs! But how to search in system-folders? Is this prohibited now?
[11:43] <cpk1> is it bad that dma is turned off on my cdrom drive?
[11:43] <Tomcat_> cpk1: If it works alright, no.
[11:43] <roconnor> how can I change the keyboard combination that restarts the X server from the default <ctrl>-<alt>-<backspace>?
[11:43] <howang> tobias_, maybe search with root?
[11:44] <Nchalada> tobias_, shouldn't be, most of everything's hidden, just rightclick in Nautilus and click Show Hidden
[11:44] <Williamts99> cpk1 it will probably be a bit slower, if your hardware supports it, it should be enabled, I think dapper and above do this automatically.
[11:44] <Nchalada> found that meself today :D
[11:44] <Nchalada> hehe
[11:44] <cpk1> Tomcat_: well i cant write to a cd-rw so not sure if i can say it is working right =P
[11:44] <folder> this is just useless. The torrent for the i386-alternative is corrupt at my end :(
[11:44] <yahalom> anyone here usng opendns?
[11:44] <howang> anyway, I've created an account with the recovery mode :p
[11:44] <Tomcat_> cpk1: Shouldn't be a problem with DMA though :)
[11:44] <Williamts99> yahalom, yes I am using opendns, but about to get rid of it
[11:45] <yahalom> Williamts99, y?
[11:45] <yahalom> Williamts99, u having issues with it?
[11:45] <valehru> is there an issue where the usplash screen on any AMD64 system is monochrome when starting up the machine?
[11:46] <yahalom> Williamts99, i do digg google.com and get SERVER: <IP_ADDRESS>#53(<IP_ADDRESS>)
[11:46] <yahalom>  meaning i'm using it, but if i go to welcome.opendns.com i get the stupid oops page
[11:46] <Williamts99> Well it doesn't really speed anything up, their fishing protection is lagging pretty far behind firefox, and they don't guess that example.com means www.example.com, which bothers me because it sends me to their search page
[11:46] <Williamts99> also you don't get a descriptive message about WHY it went to the search page.
[11:47] <jordo23> Is there a channel for linux gaming?
[11:47] <waylandbill> roconnor, I only see how to disable it with "DontZap" .. probably would need a special build
[11:47] <Williamts99> yahalom, how did you set it up, on your router?
[11:47] <vick1> i just mounted an nfs partition but cant get acess to it
[11:47] <vick1> ntfs
[11:48] <yahalom> Williamts99, on router and resolv.con
[11:48] <Laosboyme> Help
[11:48] <vick1> You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "two".
[11:48] <roconnor> waylandbill: thanks ... I'd rather not disable it, but if I only have the choice between the two, maybe i will disable it.
[11:48] <tobias_> howang: No matter what I do, it just keeps searching my home-directory... and secondly, it seems not to be able to search for file-types... e.g. "*.css" doesn't show up anything...
[11:48] <Laosboyme> I want to remove firestar Password Prompting
[11:48] <Laosboyme> please help
[11:48] <Williamts99> you might have to refresh your DHCP, could restart your computer
[11:48] <vick1> how do i change the folder permission fo rwx
[11:48] <Laosboyme> chown user:user rmx
[11:48] <Ferrixman> sorry guys... i'm a brand new linux user, and i just installed UBUNTU, with dual boot (i also have WinXP)
[11:49] <howang> tobias_, try to search with sudo locate .css
[11:49] <Ferrixman> how can i change bootloader so that WinXP is the default choice?
[11:49] <Laosboyme> fixmbr
[11:49] <waylandbill> roconnor, as long as it's running stable, you shouldn't need to use it. Restarting gdm/kdm has the same effect anyway
[11:49] <Laosboyme> please help
[11:49] <eMaZeN> hello
[11:50] <Ferrixman> if anyone has a clue about it, please, pm me...
[11:50] <vick1> no luch
[11:50] <vick1> luck
[11:50] <Laosboyme> I Want to remove Firestar Firewall password prompting
[11:50] <valehru> !nvidia
[11:50] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[11:50] <vick1> hw do i change a folder permission to read write exec
[11:51] <Laosboyme> chown user:user exec
[11:51] <Laosboyme> lol
[11:51] <howang> chmod 0777 <filename> ?
[11:51] <tobias_> howang: That works! But searching inside the console isn't really useful for everyday-work. Can't I set the search-commands somewhere or set what to index?
[11:51] <Laosboyme> yep
[11:51] <vick1> dont i have to specify the foldername
[11:51] <Williamts99> Ferrixman, you have to edit menu.list
[11:51] <vick1> :|
[11:51] <Laosboyme> lol
[11:52] <vick1> chmod o777 one -didnt help
[11:52] <Ferrixman> Williamts99: can you guide me in doing that, please?
[11:52] <vick1> can someone help :(
[11:52] <Discerer> so how is ubuntu for a server? it's pretty heavy on the computer right? or is it possible to strip out a lot?
[11:52] <Laosboyme> gud
[11:53] <Laosboyme> ubuntu for a server is really good
[11:53] <folder> Can I check the MD5 hash on the ubuntu iso image after I've downloaded the torrent (again), from windows? Any tips? Is BitTorrent (Azureus) mean't to do that automatically?
[11:53] <Williamts99> Ferrixman, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=edit+menu.list+ubuntu&btnG=Search
[11:53] <Williamts99> the first link
[11:53] <sitchin> hi i have a rar file split into multiple files, can i open it with ubuntu
[11:53] <vick1> can someone help me with folder permissions
[11:53] <Ferrixman> thanks...
[11:54] <ameyer> I think most of the bloat (or whatever you choose to call it) is the gui, which I don't think ubuntu-server has
[11:54] <Williamts99> No problem Ferrixman
[11:54] <knubbe> sitchin: yes
[11:54] <Laosboyme> it has
[11:54] <sitchin> great knubbe can u tell me how
[11:54] <knubbe> sitchin: do you have rar installed?
[11:54] <sitchin> yes
[11:54] <vick1> can someone help me with folder permissions?
[11:55] <sitchin> it doesnt recognise the file
[11:55] <sitchin> maybe its broken then
[11:55] <Atoms> !ubuntu
[11:55] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuHowCome
[11:55] <knubbe> sitchin: open a terminal-window, go to the directory where you have your files, type "rar xv <filename_of_the_first_rar>"
[11:56] <sitchin> ok
[11:57] <vick1> i cannot acess the folder i mounted my ntfs partition in
[11:57] <vick1> can someone help
[11:57] <Lathiat> !ntfs | vick1
[11:57] <ubotu> vick1: To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[11:57] <vick1> cant i just mount the partition adn view contents
[11:58] <vick1> do i have 2 use other apps?
[11:58] <gyop> Hello
[11:58] <Lathiat> you nee dsome options which are detailed in the above URL
[11:58] <howang> funny, I can use the root password to enter recovery mode but not install software?
[11:58] <vick1> wel just mount ....worked with redhat
[11:58] <zoople> Hi all. Any suggestions for ipod managment? Ive got rhythmbox which is great for listening, but doesnt sync
[11:58] <sitchin> knubbe: its says 'rar not found'
[11:58] <bilss_> i needthefirfox 2.0browser i havefoundthewiki but not the url for the sh script
[11:59] <Tomcat_> bilss_: What Ubuntu version?
[11:59] <Williamts99> bilss, what ubuntu version
[11:59] <tobias_> howang: Got it. Sudo-ing nautilus enables me to find all files... not a nice method though. A short while ago I switched from KDE to GNOME and really liked most of the differences - but the search-function was way better in KDE/Konqueror. Anyway, thank you for your help!
[11:59] <gyop> My Ubuntu doesn't support my creative 5.1.. What can i do?
[11:59] <knubbe> sitchin: and you're sure its a rar-archive?
[11:59] <bilss_> Tomcat: i useing dapper just noe
[11:59] <Nchalada> nite
[11:59] <sitchin> yes.
[11:59] <Lathiat> zoople: try uh, whats it called... banshee
[11:59] <bilss_> now
[11:59] <zoople> nah i did
[11:59] <Lathiat> howang: you need a password for that too?
[11:59] <Tomcat_> gyop: I've had a Creative 5.1 since Ubuntu 4.10 and it has always worked. What's your problem? :)
[11:59] <zoople> but like, its not good
[11:59] <livingdaylight> i've got a probelm a serious seriious problem
[11:59] <Lathiat> howang: it doesnt ask the second time
[11:59] <knubbe> sitchin: and you didnt actually typ <filename_of_the_first_rar> i hope.
[11:59] <zoople> coz it doesnt show the tracks on my ipod
[11:59] <howang> tobias_, never mind
[12:00] <sitchin> with an sfv
[12:00] <sitchin> knubbe: heh
[12:00] <gyop> Tomcat_:  But only two satalite.. You know it has five satalite =o)
[12:00] <knubbe> sitchin: try "rar xv *"
[12:00] <livingdaylight> i need help with a serious problem
[12:00] <sitchin> rar: command not found
[12:00] <Williamts99> sitchin, sfv is a checksum file
[12:01] <knubbe> sitchin: uh
[12:01] <sitchin> although i did install a rar app
[12:01] <zoople> Hey, if amarok is for KDE, does that mean i cant run it?
[12:01] <Tomcat_> gyop: Works well for me...
[12:01] <gyop> Tomcat_:  what did you do?
[12:01] <livingdaylight> I've got serious frigging problem here
[12:01] <Tomcat_> gyop: Activate "Wave Surround" control and use that.
[12:02] <knubbe> zoople: if youre using gnome, you can run it, but it requires som libraries to be compatible with kde applications.
[12:02] <bilss_> Tomcat_i i use dapper drake server
[12:02] <Williamts99> zoople, you can run amarok, it will just install some extra libs
[12:02] <zoople> ah ok
[12:02] <Billy2> I'm about to try Linux for the first time (Ubuntu 6.10), planning to dual-boot with Windows XP. Can anyone recommend a boot manager and tell me where abouts in the process it needs to be installed (before or after Ubuntu)?
[12:02] <zoople> im seriously thinking of installing Kubuntu
[12:02] <zoople> because, i think that KDE is better from what ive seen
[12:02] <livingdaylight> when i boot up it is not accepting my name /password any longer
[12:02] <Tomcat_> bilss_: There are some howtos on the Ubuntu wiki on how to use FF2 in Dapper.
[12:02] <Tomcat_> Billy2: Use grub, it will install automatically.
[12:02] <knubbe> sitchin: sudo apt-get install rar
[12:03] <Billy2> Fantastic, thanks
[12:03] <dooglus> zoople: in my experience, KDE apps tend to have more features and more bugs than the corresponding GTK apps
[12:03] <gyop> Tomcat_:  When i select Wave Surround. It's mute. And I cant change..
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <knubbe> sitchin: sudo apt-get install unrar-free
[12:03] <Williamts99> bilss, check out http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/
[12:03] <bilss_> Tomcat_ i found one it tells howto install the script ni probs but where to get the script for dapper?
[12:03] <Tomcat_> gyop: There might be more than one "Wave Surround". Try the others.
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <sitchin> knubbe: i type this in the terminal?
[12:03] <knubbe> yes
[12:03] <sitchin> thanks
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:03] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <gyop> Tomcat_:  I did! Thank you =o))
[12:04] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <Tomcat_> gyop: If that's not working either, try to enable other sound controls and see if you can get 5.1 with those.
[12:04] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <ReYnoLd_ubaya> #surabaya
[12:04] <Tomcat_> gyop: Oh, alright :)
[12:04] <gyop> =o)))
[12:04] <livingdaylight> can someone help me!
[12:04] <Tomcat_> !meta | livingdaylight
[12:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about meta - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:04] <Tomcat_> !ask | livingdaylight
[12:04] <ubotu> livingdaylight: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:05] <bilss_> Tomcat_ see my reply?
[12:05] <livingdaylight> Tomcat_: fool, i already asked my question
[12:05] <AnAnt> is there a utility to convert dos text files to unix text files
[12:05] <livingdaylight> Tomcat_: did  you think you're clever with your !ask command?
[12:05] <dooglus> livingdaylight: what did you do right before it stopped working?
[12:05] <howang> The underlying authorization mechanism (sudo) does not allow you to run this program. Contact the system administrator. :s
[12:05] <bayzider> Hey I need to know the command to view a web page in the terminal.
[12:05] <AnAnt> !ask dos unix
[12:05] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ask dos unix - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:05] <Tomcat_> bilss_: Yes. Sorry, I don't really know how to use that stuff, never needed it. You might want to try to just manually install FF2 from the mozilla website.
[12:06] <howang> I'm the system administrator =.=
[12:06] <Tomcat_> livingdaylight: Insulting me won't help.
[12:06] <waylandbill> AnAnt: dos2unix
[12:06] <livingdaylight> dooglus: ok, i tried to install a different os on my other hardrive
[12:06] <AnAnt> thx
[12:06] <Williamts99> livingdaylight, is your caps lock key on when it is not accepting your un/pass
[12:06] <livingdaylight> Tomcat_: don't worry, i understand that you are not help, so i'll insult you plent
[12:06] <livingdaylight> Williamts99: LOL, very funny
[12:06] <dooglus> livingdaylight: how many guesses do I have?
[12:06] <waylandbill> AnAnt: sometime's it's all too obvious to think of. ;-)
[12:06] <AnAnt> waylandbill: it's not here
[12:06] <bayzider> Any one know how?
[12:07] <gyop> Tomcat_: My another question, I have a GeForce 4 FX 5200 grap card. Sometimes in firefox, firefox slow down in long pages. Do u have any idea?
[12:07] <livingdaylight> dooglus: so, three is no fix?
[12:07] <bilss_> Tomcat_ that sutff? we are linux here everything is not apt-get you know anyway thanks for your help :)
[12:07] <AnAnt> waylandbill: the command I mean
[12:07] <dooglus> livingdaylight: three?  ok:  1)  is it a proprietary OS?
[12:07] <livingdaylight> dooglus: no, it was mint liunx
[12:07] <gyop> Tomcat_:  Will i any set for grap card?