[04:01] <CAPcap> why do my mouse themes only apply inside of programs but not on my desktop and inside of system tools? in those places i still have the original mouse theme
[04:01] <gbillings_> !info maven2
[04:01] <jrib> Dfw214: can you login?
[04:02] <gbillings_> maven2 showed up
[04:02] <MikeChelen> gbillings_: that was meant for corigo right?
[04:02] <Dfw214> jrib: it accepts the password but she can't use the OS
[04:02] <yaaang> also, when my friend tries to install maven, apt doesn't try to pull in gcj; this only happens to me, and we both have openjdk installed
[04:02] <Keelan> acerimmer_: yeah, only a blinking cursor. Its happened with 9.10 but i got it to work, but now 10.04 is doing it too
[04:02] <jrib> Dfw214: do you get a shell prompt?
[04:02] <hitmanWilly> Dfw214: you know how to use pastebin?
[04:02] <Dfw214> jrib: yeah it's just like that
[04:02] <gbillings_> yes the maven2 was
[04:02] <Dfw214> hitmanWilly: no
[04:03] <jrib> yaaang: what package *exactly* does it want to pull in and what package *exactly* do you think already satisfies the requirement?  Hint: apt-cache depends maven2
[04:03] <Zelda> channel description Dfw214
[04:03] <hitmanWilly> ok, log in and type startx at the cmd line
[04:03] <acerimmer__> Keelan: might be some issue with splashes on boot.  ask about silent/no splash commands
[04:03] <acerimmer__> sorry i don't know them
[04:03] <Dfw214> channel description
[04:03] <yaaang> jrib: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1493610
[04:03] <Zelda> yep
[04:03] <Dfw214> ok
[04:03] <Zelda> Pastes to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com
[04:04] <jrib> yaaang: this doesn't answer my question
[04:04] <Keelan> acerimmer_: i can't even input anything. Its not like a command prompt that i could enter commands. It just sits there and blinks
[04:04] <Dfw214> that fixed it!!!
[04:04] <Dfw214> thanks
[04:04] <jrib> Dfw214: that's not a fix.  You need to figure out why gdm is not starting
[04:04] <Keelan> -
[04:04] <Zelda> I think he was being ...
[04:04] <corigo> jrib: can you help with that?
[04:04] <acerimmer__> Keelan: during boot hit <esc> and see if you get dropped to the grub prompt.  BTW how did u upgrade from 9 to 10?  clean install or ...?
[04:05] <hitmanWilly> Dfw214: you could always try re-installing gdm to see if that fixes the issue
[04:05] <gbillings_> any fix for this:[gpg: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libreadline.so.6: undefined symbol: PC]
[04:05] <yaaang> jrib: you asked what exact packages it's pulling in, and what i think already satsfies it...
[04:05] <yaaang> jrib: both are listed in my post
[04:05] <Zelda> gdm = gnome desktop manager?
[04:05] <jrib> gbillings_: don't compile things to /usr/local/ that you shouldn't need to compile?
[04:05] <Dfw214> jrib: it isn't a fix but it gives my wife a chance to use her computer for right now while i troubleshoot it
[04:06] <heaven_> my display resolution is not working properly, i mean i cant set my resolution to my monitors default resolution
[04:06] <jrib> yaaang: I'm trying to understand what /you/ believe the issue to be, thus why I emphasized *exactly* in my question two times
[04:06] <heaven_> help
[04:06] <Dfw214> what would cause that to happen though?
[04:06] <gbillings_> whenever i try to download anything from apt i get this gpg: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libreadline.so.6: undefined symbol: P
[04:06] <Keelan> acerimmer_: no, i can't get 10.04 to install from a flash drive, but i can get 9.10 so i was updating through that and it completed fine but after the restart it broke again.
[04:06] <jrib> Dfw214: exit X and see if « sudo service gdm start » gives you gdm
[04:06] <jrib> gbillings_: did you miss my reply?
[04:07] <acerimmer__> Keelan: dual?  wubi?
[04:07] <gbillings_> jrib: what does that mean?
[04:07] <jrib> gbillings_: you didn't compile something?
[04:07] <Keelan> acerimmer_: eh? dual? i didn't use wubi anywhere, i know that.
[04:07] <blurid> #piratpartiet.dk
[04:07] <heaven_> keelan: i just installed , no probs here. used an old 9.10 usb and ran live and then used startup disk creator and used the 10.04 iso and presto
[04:07] <gbillings_> no im just trying to update my distro
[04:07] <yaaang> jrib: the issue is that i have what i thought was a satisfactory set of dependencies (see the openjdk list at the bottom), but apt disagrees (see the install confirmations), and i don't know why
[04:07] <acerimmer__> Keelan: see heaven_ idea
[04:07] <jrib> gbillings_: I am asking you: did you ever compile something?
[04:07] <Dfw214> jrib: so you mean shut it down and start over?
[04:08] <gbillings_> yes
[04:08] <drknzz> Help! My mic is not working
[04:08] <heaven_> can any body help me with display resolution prob, having it for a long time and its irritating me
[04:08] <jrib> yaaang: what exactly is are the packages in question.  You believe every single package listed there is unnecessary?
[04:08] <alice123> neither is my sound ;p
[04:08] <R3cur51v3> How do I find the fastest mirror for apt-get?
[04:08] <jrib> Dfw214: no, just log out
[04:08] <Keelan> heaven_: huh. I don't have an optical drive on my netbook, nor do I have an external drive handy
[04:08] <MTecknology> R3cur51v3: synaptic
[04:08] <Keelan> thats why ive been having so many problems
[04:08] <Keelan> i may just wait for 10.10
[04:08] <gbillings_> jrib let me start over: whenever i type in gpg at a terminal i get gpg: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libreadline.so.6: undefined symbol: PC
[04:09] <yaaang> jrib: of course not, i think that gcj is unnecessary
[04:09] <Dfw214> ok
[04:09] <MTecknology> R3cur51v3: up top there's a menu item for repositories - you in there there's a button for it
[04:09] <heaven_> keelan: do u have bootable usb of 9.10? and even i dont have any physical cd drives..
[04:09] <R3cur51v3> MTecknology: thanks
[04:09] <jrib> gbillings_: I know your question.  It's because you compiled things to /usr/local/ and are now using libraries that you compiled and are probably old because you didn't maintain them.  You never needed to compile them.  Uninstall what you compiled to /usr/local/
[04:09] <CAPcap> why do my mouse themes only apply inside of programs but not on my desktop and inside of system tools? in those places i still have the original mouse theme
[04:09] <Zelda> ^ ?
[04:09] <Keelan> heaven_: yeah, i do. It doesn't have persistence, but i don't think that matters.
[04:10] <jrib> yaaang: you're making it harder for me to help you...
[04:10] <Dfw214> jrib: it says job is already running, but when i logged out it sent me to the shell area again
[04:10] <yaaang> jrib: please! let me know how i can help you help me :)
[04:10] <gbillings_> jrib: i love you thank you so so much!
[04:10] <Keelan> huh
[04:10] <yaaang> jrib: i'm *happy* to provide any additional information
[04:10] <yaaang> jrib: i honestly have no clue what you need that i'm not providing
[04:10] <Jellyfish> Hi!
[04:10] <jrib> yaaang: it would help me if you give me the exact name of the package you think is unecessar.  gcj-4.4-base for example?
[04:10] <Jellyfish> Anyone knows how to set socks proxy for some applications on linux, not set global proxy?
[04:11] <Keelan> well now the problem gets weirder. I just attempted to get dropped to shell, but in the command line three "^]"'s popped up.
[04:11] <heaven_> keelan: can u boot into ubuntu and use it(using the flash drive containing the 9.10) in live mode.?
[04:11] <corigo> How can I troubleshoot my NIC?
[04:11] <jrib> Dfw214: press ctrl-alt-f8, what do you see?
[04:11] <Keelan> heaven_: yeah, i can
[04:11] <R3cur51v3> MTecknology: will it also update the preferences for apt-get?
[04:11] <MTecknology> R3cur51v3: it edits /etc/apt/sources.list - any apt based tool will use that - synaptic is an apt based tool :)
[04:12] <yaaang> jrib: ah, now i understand what you mean. yes, gcj-4.4-base is one of them. i believe there are others but i'm not certain. however, i believe that if i can figure out what's behind the pull of gcj-4.4-base, then that may get me in the clear.
[04:12] <heaven_> keelan: and do u have a ubuntu 10.04 iso in one of your hard drives? and do u have a spare flash drive?
[04:12] <R3cur51v3> MTecknology: thanks
[04:12] <Dfw214> jrib: it goes back to the regular screen
[04:12] <MTecknology> R3cur51v3: I wish I knew of a cli equiv to the mirror scan
[04:12] <jrib> Dfw214: what does "regular screen" mean?
[04:12] <Keelan> heaven_:  i do have a spare flash drive, but i don't currently have a 10.04 .iso. I don't think. I can check real quick
[04:12] <Dfw214> jrib: it's not at the shell screen anymore
[04:12] <Dfw214> it's back to the gui
[04:12] <yaaang> jrib: another one is gcj-4.4-jre-lib
[04:13] <Keelan> heaven_: well hey, i do have a 10.04 iso, in fact
[04:13] <yaaang> jrib: here's the output of apt-cache depends maven2: http://pastebin.com/MAcYAVMR
[04:14] <jason6a> q
[04:14] <jason6a>
[04:14] <Keelan> oh god, thats a new one. I held excape and my internal speaker went into a loop
[04:15] <Keelan> escape*
[04:15] <heaven_> keelan: that makes things easier. ok now boot into ubuntu using the 9.10 flash bootable in live mode. then plug your spare flash drive in and then go to ----->"Administration" then----> Start up Disk Creator.
[04:15] <Keelan> give me a sec
[04:15] <heaven_> keelan:wait
[04:15] <AudicaLive> anyone know how to use hsync and vrefresh?
[04:15] <Keelan> heaven_: i don't actually have it on my netbook, sorry, its sitting on my desktop.
[04:16] <CAPcap> alright one last try. why do my mouse themes only apply inside of programs but not on my desktop and inside of system tools? in those places i still have the original mouse theme
[04:16] <jrib> Dfw214: can you see if gdm is displayed after ctrl-alt-f8 after a reboot?
[04:17] <xangua> CAPcap: open a terminal> nautilus -q
[04:17] <heaven_> keelan: if you have another computer with internet connection, things got a lot easier(windows will do fine) if u want to create a usb bootable ubuntu 10.04
[04:17] <Dfw214> jrib: okay one sec
[04:17] <Keelan> heaven_: I've attempted to create a bootable flashdrive and it works fine, but i cna't get it to install right
[04:18] <CAPcap> xangua, that didnt do anything...
[04:18] <heaven_> Keelan: whats the prob?
[04:18] <Keelan> when i try to install it i get some weird firmware error
[04:18] <jrib> yaaang: for kicks, tried installing without recommends to see if it still requires those packages?
[04:18] <heaven_> keelan: does it show error when installing?
[04:18] <Keelan> and then it seems to install right but when it reboots it gives me all kinds of errores
[04:18] <Keelan> heaven_: it shows the error right before installing, then proceeds to install
[04:18] <Keelan> then breaks
[04:19] <jrib> yaaang: also try "aptitude why ..." and see if it says anything interesting
[04:19] <heaven_> Keelan: u need to check the integrity of the iso(source from where u created the usb bootable) it may be corrupt
[04:19] <CAPcap> xangua, perhaps you meant some other command because all -q does is quit it right away...
[04:19] <Keelan> heaven_: I downloaded it from a the torrent of the ubuntu site
[04:19] <jrib> yaaang: hmm, but to use "why" maybe you need to install
[04:19] <Keelan> off*
[04:20] <acerimmer__> Keelan: still need to check it
[04:20] <Dfw214> jrib: no it didn't work man, it went to the shell area
[04:20] <DerekCB> hello
[04:20] <jrib> Dfw214: and ctrl-alt-f8 does what?
[04:20] <DerekCB> does anyone now anything about the HTC HERO
[04:20] <Keelan> acerimmer_: how exactly do I do that? I've downloaded it multiple times and all give me the same problems
[04:20] <CaptainTrek> !ot | DerekCB
[04:21] <acerimmer__> !checksum|keelan
[04:21] <acerimmer__> instructions are there
[04:21] <yaaang> jrib: interestingly, installing without recommends *doesn't* pull in gcj (again, though, my friend's system doesn't pull in gcj in the first place, and he doesn't have gcj)
[04:21] <Keelan> thanks
[04:21] <Keelan> acerimmer_: ill be back in a few
[04:21] <DerekCB> thank u
[04:21] <yaaang> jrib: pasting the results of 'why'
[04:21] <Dfw214> jrib: it didn't do anything
[04:21] <Ryu2k> help edubuntu
[04:21] <jrib> yaaang: that's a start I guess, try installing the recommends one by one and see if you can find the culprit that way
[04:21] <drknzz> !audio
[04:22] <IdleOne> !details | Ryu2k
[04:22] <jrib> Dfw214: and the result of « sudo service gdm start »?
[04:22] <yaaang> jrib: 'why' for gcj-4.4* pasted here: http://pastebin.com/SNASNhGB
[04:22] <AudicaLive_> Any idea where to get the ATI graphics drivers for Rage XL?
[04:22] <Dfw214> jrib: yeah it started the gui
[04:23] <yaaang> jrib: here are install --no-install-recommends and install side-by-side: http://pastebin.com/W0fWESpg
[04:23] <heaven_> keelan: there is a chance it may be corrupt, like if there was a power failure when downloading or pausing etc, lots of variables, u can check the integrity using any tool, i used this "LinuxLive USB Creator 2.5" it creates usb bootable linux and checks the iso for integrity issues before creating, all automatic and easy :)
[04:23] <jrib> Dfw214: interesting, so it didn't say it was already started then?  Now of course we have the issue that I have no clue where upstart jobs log to.  What does your /etc/init/gdm.conf look like?
[04:24] <Dfw214> hold on my wife jumped on the computer and bogarded it from me
[04:24] <trollboy> ok.. bareFTP is really nice
[04:25] <heaven_> acerimmer__: can u help me with a display resolution problem i have?
[04:25] <trollboy> I, until about 15 seconds ago, was a gftp user
[04:25] <trollboy> but bareftp is pretty awesome
[04:25] <acerimmer__> heaven_: i'll try = not my area of expertise
[04:25] <Keelan> heaven_: I'm using the pendrivelinux bootable drive tool, and it checks integrity as well
[04:25] <nubuntu3466> hello
[04:27] <pukeko> how can i change my console resolution to say 1280x800 without messing with grub ( just temp whilst sitting in front of it ) ?
[04:27] <heaven_> acerimmer__: my ubuntu 10.04 will not display at my full resolution, it shows only till 1360 x 768, and mine is 1680 x 1050, had this same problem with 9.10 a couple of days back(but during previous installations of 9.10 there was no probs, suddenly appeared now)
[04:27] <yaaang> jrib: interesting, the recommended packages that are pulling in gcj-4.4-* are all the libmaven-* packages
[04:28] <heaven_> keelan: sorry i couldnt be of more help, i aint the wxpert in this stuff
[04:28] <AudicaLive_> anyone know anything about gksudo?
[04:28] <yaaang> jrib: libmaven-jar-plugin-java, libmaven-install-plugin-java, libmaven-clean-plugin-java, etc.
[04:28] <yaaang> jrib: attempting to install them pulls in gcj-4.4-*
[04:28] <acerimmer__> heaven_: what gpu?
[04:28] <xangua> !gksu | AudicaLive_
[04:28] <arbir> how can i change my current run level ?
[04:29] <heaven_> acerimmer__:nvidia 9600gt
[04:29] <jrib> arbir: why do you want to?
[04:29] <arbir> jrib: i dont want to mess with runlevel 2 that comes default. i will stop my services that i dont need at runlevel 3 and point my runlevel to 3
[04:29] <yaaang> jrib: e.g., http://pastebin.com/51Bp70c4 for libmaven-jar-plugin-java
[04:30] <acerimmer__> heaven_: noveau conflicts?
[04:30] <arbir> jrib: i see bluetooth starting up, cupsd and so many more things, that i dont need.
[04:30] <acerimmer__> i.e. nvidia drivers in 10.04?
[04:30] <jrib> arbir: ubuntu uses upstart so the concept of runlevels is no longer appropriate afaict
[04:30] <arbir> jrib: i also see postfix starting up. i just dont need it.
[04:30] <jrib> !upstart > arbir
[04:31] <arbir> jrib: ok thanks . let me see that. :-)
[04:31] <AudicaLive_> gksu still doesn't start a gui based menu like it should. It just returns a new line in the terminal, like I didn't type anything
[04:31] <heaven_> acerimmer__: i had some help from people here, told me to edit my xconfig, and stuff, nothig worked!! they gave up!! like 4 people here gave up!! never happned, i did pastebin of my xconfig and the editted and still nothing happed.. its a disaster, i mean its so darn simple but no body is able to fix it..----->> looks with great hope to <acerimmer__>
[04:32] <pukeko> change console resolution without rebooting or messing with grub anyone ?
[04:32] <AudicaLive_> heaven I'm having a similar issue. My res is stuck at 800x600. it makes me want to kick a baby.
[04:33] <bricky> wow the power of linux is just amazing,
[04:33] <jrib> yaaang: I suppose you could keep going like this (checking the dependencies of libmaven-jar-plugin-java)....  The only easier way is "aptitude why" that I know of, but then you would have to install
[04:33] <bricky> how could windows 7 even try 'snap feature' lol
[04:33] <bricky> special key + w = awesome ;D
[04:33] <Jordan_U> Keelan: What happens if you boot holding shift?
[04:33] <CaptainTrek> okay, new questions.  I'm trying to install a program using WINE, but the thing says the executable bit doesn't exist.  how can i fix it?
[04:33] <deadmaus> hi. i installed ubuntu 10.04 last night and then installed the chromium browser. but it takes up 100% cpu. is that a known thing?
[04:34] <heaven_> see a lot of people are having the same prob!! i just hate it when ubuntu is destroying my beautiful display and makes it look ugly(at low resolutions) and i am big fan of eye candy
[04:34] <Izinucs> What's the easiest way of identifying different IP's on my LAN.
[04:34] <acerimmer__> heaven_: put down the uttter knife kid.  I'm immune to flattery(?).  Anyway, as I understand it, nvidia and 10.04 have some unresolved issues with the neauvea drivers.  if that's what you're running into, I suppose using the previous drivers is the workaround, but please ask more on IRC and forums for advice.  As I said, NOT MY AREA of expertise.
[04:34] <jrib> arbir: basically, for the jobs that are still sysv-init based, you can use something like sysv-rc-conf and for the others that have migrated to upstart you can either rename the corresponding .conf file in /etc/init to something not ending in .conf or add "never" as a condition for the job to start
[04:35] <arbir> jrib where can i add never ?
[04:35] <arbir> jrib: i just commented out the lines to disable my unwanted terminals
[04:35] <Cuervo> Does Ubuntu one music store have remastered albums on it? Are the albums the originals or the remastered versions for a band such as Rush?
[04:35] <jrib> arbir: commented out what lines?
[04:35] <heaven_> acerimmer__: well flattery is worth a try right, i mean it dosnt hurt now, does it? :)  *sigh: i guess ill try my options
[04:36] <arbir> jrib: something like this http://pastie.org/988581
[04:36] <jrib> arbir: I do this for gdm: http://pastebin.com/aUQKAW7c
[04:36] <jrib> arbir: I guess that works too... though you might as well just rename the thing
[04:36] <arbir> jrib: i see tons of services that i wont need . and they are in /etc/rc2.d/
[04:37] <arbir> jrib: things like bluetooth , cupsd, postfix. i dont use bluetooth
[04:37] <jrib> arbir: use sysv-rc-conf (make sure you know what you are doing)
[04:37] <arbir> jrib: yeah i am reading its man page :-)
[04:37] <IdleOne> Cuervo: try asking in #ubuntuone
[04:37] <jrib> arbir: you could also just uninstall the things you don't want.  You don't really need the man page, it's curses based
[04:37] <heaven_> acerimmer__: should i go to synapic application manager to download the drivers or is it like avilable in hardware drivers section only? or should i go for like really old vintage legacy drivers?
[04:37] <deadmaus> cant you turn on/off the services using update-rc.d?
[04:37] <Cuervo> IdleOne: Brilliant, thanks
[04:38] <arbir> jrib: you mean uninstall cups and bluetooth ?
[04:38] <jrib> arbir: if you don't want them, why not?
[04:38] <arbir> jrib: alright... sounds good to me. let me try
[04:38] <maco> deadmaus: only if the service you're modifying is still sysv-init based
[04:38] <maco> deadmaus: ubuntu uses upstart though
[04:38] <maco> !upstart | deadmaus
[04:39] <deadmaus> ok
[04:39] <GuyCanada> hey guys so i saw a build for a machine using mythbuntu, it had 2 tv tuner cards and im trying to figure out what possible purpose that could serve
[04:39] <GuyCanada> anyone have any ideas?
[04:39] <arbir> jrib:  will this script stop tty6 from spawning ? http://pastie.org/988581
[04:39] <maco> deadmaus: also, update-rc.d was never meant for human usage. its a helper script for the maintainer scripts inside packages
[04:39] <IdleOne> GuyCanada: recording more then one channel at a time?
[04:39] <Izinucs> GuyCanada: recording 2 different channels at the same time
[04:39] <jrib> arbir: what I said before about not having runlevels anymore may be incorrect though after reading /usr/share/doc/upstart/README.Debian.gz a bit (everything else I said is ok though)
[04:39] <maco> GuyCanada: watch one tv show while recording another on a different channel
[04:39] <antonio_> alguien m puede ayudar
[04:40] <antonio_> ¿¿¿¿¿
[04:40] <maco> !es | antonio_
[04:40] <IdleOne> !es | antonio_
[04:40] <jrib> arbir: no, that won't work.  You can just rename tty6.conf to tty6.conf.disabled is what I meant
[04:40] <deadmaus> maco: hm, i used to use it earlier to remove services i didnt need. didnt know an alternative existed. a GUI would be nicer, i guess
[04:40] <IdleOne> maco: to fast for me :)
[04:40] <GuyCanada> is that the only perceivably purpose? because thats a non issue for me but it would seem to me that a normal PVR has onyl one cable input and it can record seperate channels to watching yes?
[04:40] <arbir> jrib: alright :-) thanks!
[04:40] <maco> deadmaus: there used to be one, but not since the switch to upstart
[04:40] <GuyCanada>  also what would be the best way to port video to TV from a pc since vga and HDMI seem not to display proper resolutions on TVs in my experience
[04:41] <Izinucs> GuyCanada: one input but 2 tuners.. perhaps 2 cards provided 4 tuners
[04:41] <IdleOne> GuyCanada: the PVR can only record one channel at a specific time afaik
[04:41] <maco> GuyCanada: 1 tuner = 1 channel
[04:41] <maco> GuyCanada: if you want a tivo to watch one and record another, you install another tuner in it too
[04:41] <Izinucs> What's the easiest way of identifying different IP's on my LAN.
[04:42] <maco> Izinucs: looking at the dhcp table on your router?
[04:42] <GuyCanada> ahh interesting, thanks guys i was unaware
[04:42] <GuyCanada>  what about displaying the video properly on an HDTV?
[04:42] <Izinucs> maco: not all machines are running dhcp
[04:42] <maco> Izinucs: ping broadcast
[04:43] <Izinucs> maco: that'll identify active ip's but not the machines they belong to.. ie .. windows, linux, printer etc
[04:43] <jrib> arbir: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/getting-started.html does an ok job if you are interested in more details
[04:44] <maco> Izinucs: hrmph.  install snmp on all of them and then run some queries? if they all have services running, avahi might find them. itll find network printers, daap shares, etc
[04:44] <arbir> jrib: i saw that, but i need more examples.. man pages are good for reference.. generally i find a walkthrough is easier to understand.. but thanks anyways
[04:44] <jrib> arbir: it talks about how upstart emits runlevel X events
[04:45] <arbir> jrib: hmm.....
[04:45] <AudicaLive_> anyone know a new tool for displayconfig-gtk ?
[04:45] <GuyCanada> anyone? what kind of output will create a good HD image at proper resolution on a TV that isnt also a computer monitor
[04:45] <jrib> arbir: (this isn't important for what you want to do, it's just related to my misinformation before)
[04:45] <arbir> jrib: i am nearly done stopping my services.. :-) and then i am fighting a battle with compiz.
[04:45] <Izinucs> maco: perhaps.. nmap
[04:46] <antonio_> alguien q hable enespañol q m pueda ayudar ¿¿¿¿
[04:46] <deadmaus> what do you guys use to sync your bookmarks and browser passwords across multiple machines? im using xmarks but is seems to have problems with firefox
[04:46] <jrib> deadmaus: I use unison :/
[04:47] <deadmaus> jrib: is that a firefox addon?
[04:47] <jrib> deadmaus: no, it lets me sync important stuff between my laptop and desktop
[04:47] <deadmaus> i can do without the bookmarks, cos they work fine via delicious, but i need something for the passwords
[04:47] <deadmaus> jrib: let me check
[04:47] <FluxD> Anyone know what option I use in audacity to record from speakers ?
[04:48] <antonio_> no hay alguien q hable español
[04:48] <antonio_> ¿¿¿¿
[04:48] <dj_segfault> Hi, all.  I just upgraded my Dell Mini 10 from UNR 9.10 to 10.04.  I'm having this big problem where whenever I launch an application, a second later it goes to the background.  If I alt-tab to it, or click on the icon on the taskbar, I see it then it goes into the background again.  So I can't access any applications.  Any ideas?  Thanks.
[04:48] <AudicaLive_> FluxD speakers don't have recording devices... Be more specific what do you want to do?
[04:48] <phoenix__> hello everyone
[04:49] <Thomas6332> wow, my sound card actually works with this version of ubuntu!
[04:49] <Thomas6332> thanks ubuntu
[04:49] <AudicaLive_> Hey pheonix. good to see you're back
[04:49] <deadmaus> jrib: is unison like a frontend to rsync?
[04:49] <IdleOne> !es | antonio_
[04:49] <jrib> deadmaus: sort of
[04:49] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, ok then how would I record what I hear from my speakers
[04:49] <IdleOne> antonio_: tienes que entrar en el canal en español. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[04:49] <jrib> deadmaus: I don't think it actually uses rsync, but it's similar
[04:49] <Izinucs> maco: nmap with the zenmap front end worked.. ping scanned 256 addresses in 3.5 secs..
[04:50] <antonio_> ya pero no hay nadie ahi
[04:50] <gbillings> hablas ingles?
[04:50] <GuyCanada> fluxd this might be  really roundabout solution but the first thing that comes to my mind would be run an audio cable from your output to your input
[04:50] <deadmaus> jrib: ok. cos i saw "synchronise large bunches of data" with unision
[04:50] <arbir> what is the role of the saned daemon ?
[04:50] <phoenix__> i am using ubuntu for the past 3 weeks, previously i was using kubuntu, i am very much satisfied with the os except, the sound. it sometime crashes or i hear some chirping noise.
[04:50] <deadmaus> if you have a scanner device attached
[04:50] <antonio_> por eso ando buscando alguien aqui q m asesore
[04:50] <gbillings> english please!
[04:50] <deadmaus> turn it off, arbir
[04:50] <maco> antonio_: va a #ubuntu-es por favor
[04:50] <AudicaLive_> FluxD, you need to take a double male ended 8th inch stereo cord, and connect one end to your audio out (headphone) jack, and one to your line in (mic) jack. Then press play in whatever program is playing through your speakers, and record in audacity
[04:50] <phoenix__> my sound card is creative sb live 24bit
[04:50] <AudicaLive_> 8th inch is your standard headphone cable size.
[04:50] <dj_segfault> arbir: It's for scanners
[04:51] <maco> arbir: its for if you want to be a scanner server
[04:51] <arbir> deadmaus: what about pppd-dns ?
[04:51] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, GuyCanada, on windows I use audacity and I dont have to use any of this Its the stereo or line out option I think
[04:51] <phoenix__> i even checked the cpu priority given to the pulse audio module, its high
[04:51] <arbir> maco: weird that this would be installed by default..
[04:51] <IdleOne> antonio_: lo siento pero aqui tienes que ablar en ingles
[04:51] <phoenix__> can anyone help me
[04:51] <AudicaLive_> FluxD that's because it's recording directly from your built in Mic, which is gonna sound like crap
[04:51] <AudicaLive_> phoenix, do an lspci and a pastebin.
[04:51] <deadmaus> arbir: install this software - apt-get install bum - boot up manager. you'll see what each of the servies is for
[04:52] <antonio_> pues ayudame tu
[04:52] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, audacity on windows records from mic ?
[04:52] <antonio_> tu si hablas español
[04:52] <maco> arbir: not really. youve got a printer/scanner multifunction thingy attached to your computer. you're on a network. someone else on the network wants to print/scan... between cupsd and saned, they can, without having to unplug things
[04:52] <arbir> deadmaus: super ! :-) just what i wanted.. i am so used to the rc.conf style scripts... i find it hard to manage it this way
[04:52] <IdleOne> antonio_: entra en el canal por favor
[04:52] <faisal> greezmunkey hello
[04:53] <maco> antonio_: inglés aquí. para español, va a #ubuntu-es
[04:53] <the_true_justice> the new exploit version of israel ubuntu : http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.almanar.com.lb/NewsSite/NewsDetails.aspx%3Fid%3D140017%26language%3Dar&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&twu=1&usg=ALkJrhgUhrb_XaUZxQUkWU-BVnxhBGJGqA
[04:53] <faisal> after reading all that .. this is the error it come up with
[04:53] <Sheshik> ðóññêèå åñòü?
[04:53] <antonio_> simon ya entre
[04:53] <faisal> gbillings the error
[04:53] <faisal> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-ath_pci.conf:# which ath5k cannot recover. To prevent this condition, sto
[04:53] <AudicaLive_> FluxD, first off, Audacity Sucks. I'm a recording engineer, I do this daily.  What are you trying to record from your speakers? And yes, by default Audacity in Windows will record from the built in mic because nothing is plugged into your line in Jack. The (Windows version of audacity at least ) program runs a check when you start it if anything is plugged in, and if not, it defaults to the mic.
[04:53] <the_true_justice> the new exploit version of israel ubuntu : http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.almanar.com.lb/NewsSite/NewsDetails.aspx%3Fid%3D140017%26language%3Dar&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&twu=1&usg=ALkJrhgUhrb_XaUZxQUkWU-BVnxhBGJGqA
[04:54] <gbillings> faisal: what?
[04:54] <faisal> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-ath_pci.conf:# which ath5k cannot recover. To prevent this condition, stop
[04:54] <phoenix__> can anyone troubleshoot my soundcard peoblem
[04:54] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, whats an alternative to audacity on linux then ?
[04:54] <arbir> is speech-dispatcher required ?
[04:54] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, I am trying to record a music from a flash stream
[04:54] <deadmaus> no
[04:54] <faisal> gbillngs i went to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Atheros   and read everything and followed thru
[04:55] <deadmaus> didnt you get bum which tells you what each of them is for?
[04:55] <faisal> gbillings faisal@ubuntu:~$ grep -r "ath5k" /etc/modprobe.d/
[04:55] <faisal> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist:blacklist ath5k
[04:55] <faisal> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist:blacklist ath5k
[04:55] <faisal> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-ath_pci.conf:# which ath5k cannot recover. To prevent this condition, stop
[04:55] <FloodBot1> faisal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:55] <AudicaLive_> FluxD, this is gonna give you a very airy, distorted sound, it'll sound like you're on an old cell phone. If you absolutely have to use Audacity, record using the cable I mentioned earlier. It's the only way to get remotely clear audio from what would normally be coming from your speakers. My guess is you're trying to record from an internet radio or youtube. If so (watch whether or not this is legal, which varies upon different
[04:55] <AudicaLive_>  sites) that's the way you'd get the best quality
[04:56] <faisal> so help plz
[04:56] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, an alternative to audacity on linux ?
[04:56] <deadmaus> still dont get it why the folks at mozilla decided to go with sqlite :( reason for most of the hangups
[04:57] <gbillings> faisal: what error i am seriously confuse
[04:57] <Jordan_U> FluxD: Pulseaudio can let you save the sound output from applications, /join #pulseaudio for help with that
[04:57] <AudicaLive_> FluxD, that's what I figured. Audacity would suffice for that. though I would use  Ardour 2 if you're ok with using something kinda complicated. It's an equivalent to ProTools on Windows or OSX (to a degree.)
[04:57] <faisal> gbillings etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-ath_pci.conf:# which ath5k cannot recover. To prevent this condition, stop
[04:57] <faisal> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist~:blacklist ath5k
[04:57] <yaaang> jrib: argh, this is impossible... the set of packages to be dug through is substantial
[04:58] <FluxD> AudicaLive_, GuyCanada thanks
[04:58] <faisal> gbillings its for the install the wifi wireless on laptop
[04:58] <AudicaLive_> FluxD no wories
[04:58] <ExpertOrBust> Can anyone tell me how to enable moderwrite
[04:58] <jrib> yaaang: sorry, --recurse will probably help
[04:58] <ExpertOrBust> Ive updated the default site file
[04:58] <GuyCanada> fluxd no problem
[04:58] <ExpertOrBust> AllowOverride all
[04:58] <ExpertOrBust> no luck
[04:59] <gbillings> ohhhhh ok i got mine working ipw3945
[05:00] <mike36454> whats the path for desktop?
[05:00] <corigo> NIC shows proper connection lights, ping in terminal produces the message: Network is unreachable ... can not get any connection physical or wireless
[05:00] <tucemiux> mike36454, /home/username/Desktop
[05:00] <mike36454> thanks
[05:01] <ExpertOrBust> anyone have a howto article on enabling mod_rewrite on 10.04 LTS?
[05:01] <jrib> yaaang: or just install it, use aptitude why, remove it?
[05:02] <Thomas6332> I'm trying to set up my microphone in the sound preferences box but I'm having no luck
[05:02] <mike36454> how do i figure out if USB drive is sdb sdb2, sda1, or sda2, etc
[05:02] <arbir> mike36454: dmesg
[05:03] <corigo> network manager does not register any device plugged in, even though the hardware appears to be functioning normally
[05:04] <greezmunkey> ExpertOrBust: start here: http://www.freelinuxtutorials.com/quick-tips-and-tricks/automatic-unlimited-subdomains-via-apache-mod_rewrite/
[05:04] <mike36454> arbir: wall of text :-(
[05:04] <danne88> All, I have a 17" unibody and want to install the new 10.04 64 Bit on it. Has anyone here got any experiance with how it works? any issues i should know about?
[05:04] <ExpertOrBust> Thanks a million greezmunkey!!
[05:04] <arbir> mike36454: dmesg|grep sd
[05:04] <arbir> or try a df -H
[05:04] <greezmunkey> ExpertOrBust: It's from the Internet, so don't thanks me yet ;)
[05:04] <arbir> it will show you each partitions and you can tell right away by the size of ur usb, the exact device
[05:05] <ExpertOrBust> :)
[05:05] <Thomas6332> I'm trying to get my microphone working with mumble and I have a HTO claro soundcard... I'm not sure what I'm doing
[05:06] <Thomas6332> do I need to set the input device to ALSA or OSS or pulse audio?
[05:06] <arbir> i have configured the animations in the compiz config manager . and somehow they wont show. i have checked all the random animations to come up when i minimize/maximize windows.. but nothing works.. did i miss out anything  ?
[05:07] <yaaang> jrib: i stand corrected. my friend's system had gcj-4.4-base et al after all. this really does appear to be the dependency chain, for whatever reason. i also checked on an entirely different lucid box and found the same thing. quite annoying that installing any java packages will pull in gcj stuff, but i guess that's how things stand.
[05:07] <jrib> yaaang: agree with it being annoying
[05:07] <gbillings> How do i install arm-elf-gcc in ubuntu 10.04?
[05:07] <yaaang> jrib: thanks for all your help anyway
[05:08] <mikubuntu> anybody having sound issues?  i seem to have lost sound ... flash video is working, but no sound .. was fine yesterday
[05:08] <jrib> yaaang: no problem, I learned about apt-cache dotty
[05:08] <bricky> hey any screenlets that detect the temps of my sensors?
[05:09] <deadmaus> i use gkrellm which has support for lmsensors for temperatures
[05:09] <Pooterman> Are there any known issues with the top task bar using 10.04? Shutdown menu disappears, date doubles up?
[05:11] <gbillings> How do i install arm-elf-gcc in ubuntu 10.04?
[05:11] <cellofellow> I sometimes wonder why I bother with wifi; 100baseT is so much faster.
[05:11] <jrib> gbillings: did you read the documentation I linked you to this morning?
[05:11] <gbillings> cellofellow: wifi is mobile
[05:11] <gbillings> jrib: i didnt work
[05:11] <gbillings> jrib: it didnt work
[05:11] <jrib> !doesn't work | gbillings
[05:11] <cellofellow> gbillings: your furst was truer,
[05:12] <greezmunkey> hehe
[05:12] <cellofellow> gah, can't type on tiny netbook
[05:12] <Thomas6332> I'm trying to get my microphone working yeah... any help?
[05:12] <gbillings> jrib: which documentation did u send me?
[05:12] <Theo> I was wondering if somebody could help me with an external hard drive problem
[05:13] <cellofellow> Theo: sure
[05:13] <jrib> gbillings: first page when you type "arm-elf-gcc" in google.  http://www.gnuarm.org/support.html  .  And you only need to read the first line too.
[05:14] <Pooterman> Are there any known issues with the top task bar using 10.04? Shutdown menu disappears, date doubles up?
[05:14] <gbillings> jrib: is does not make any sense to me
[05:14] <cellofellow> Pooterman: never heard of that. Did you try removing the extra clock applet and readding the MeMenu applet?
[05:15] <danne88> any macbook pro unibody tutorials or documentation around for use with ubuntu>?
[05:15] <cellofellow> re-adding
[05:15] <Theo> cellowfellow: Thanks! I have a seagate that I'm trying to get hooked up, and it's plugged in and everything, but the whole "mounting" process that I read was very confusing for me.  http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/external/freeagent/freeagent_desk/ <---That's the HD for reference
[05:15] <gbillings> jrib: all i know is i am trying to compile a programand it requires arm-elf-gcc in order to compile...
[05:15] <jrib> gbillings: what program?
[05:16] <gbillings> jrib: the greenp0ison iphone toolkit
[05:16] <cellofellow> Theo: normally with external (USB) hard drives it just automatically mounts and appears on the desktop. Is it a USB drive?
[05:16] <Pooterman> cellofellow: the fix is to open properties and move task bar to the right side then back to the top and it will fix the whole thing.  It is a glitch with my task bar.  The bar has to be moved to the right, neither left or bottom will fix.
[05:16] <arbir> jrib: i have another annoyingly common question.
[05:16] <Pooterman> cellowfellow: I have no custom settings and did a clean install, not an upgrade.
[05:16] <arbir> jrib: is there a way i can turn off notifications ?
[05:16] <Theo> cellofellow: It plugs through USB, yes, but it has not appeared on the desktop
[05:17] <arbir> jrib: it sucks to be bothered by it all the time
[05:17] <cellofellow> Theo: ok, what does typing the command "lsusb" in the Terminal show?
[05:17] <cellofellow> Pooterman: weird
[05:17] <jrib> arbir: I don't know the right way.  I wrote my own notifications daemon that catches them and sends them to a fifo a while ago though, you could always do something like that for the kludge way
[05:18] <arbir> jrib: alright.. thanks.. let me look into it
[05:18] <Pooterman> cellowfellow: ya, that's what I have been thinking.  what is the name of the config file that acts like a windows registry but for linux?  How do I basically reset it?
[05:19] <GuyCanada> so my mythbuntu is installing and it says "did you know you can record multiple programs with a single digital tuner" so i think that rules out the previous suggestion of why 2 would be nescessary
[05:19] <Theo> cellofellow:
[05:19] <bricky> hey guys, whats up
[05:19] <Theo> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[05:19] <Theo> Bus 004 Device 006: ID 0556:0001 Asahi Kasei Microsystems Co., Ltd AK5370 I/F A/D Converter
[05:19] <Theo> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[05:19] <Haunt> Greetings. Does anyone know of high quality gaming headsets that work well using a Linux-based software distribution and/or if the World of Warcraft gaming headset from creative works well, if at all? Also, please do not make fun of me for playing WoW and/or for playing games in a Linux-based distribution. That seems to be the norm in Linux channels, lol.
[05:19] <FloodBot1> Theo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:19] <Theo> Bus 003 Device 004: ID 413c:5106 Dell Computer Corp.
[05:19] <Theo> Bus 003 Device 003: ID 413c:5105 Dell Computer Corp. AIO Printer A920
[05:19] <gbillings> Pooterman: gconf-editor?
[05:19] <jrib> gbillings: heh building iphone toolkit was such a mess when I tried...  it worked in the end, but it wasn't straightforward.  If you're still stuck tomorrow, I'll give you more details.  Going to sleep now
[05:19] <cellofellow> !pastebin | Theo
[05:19] <bricky> flooding woow
[05:19] <Theo> Haha, my bad
[05:19] <gbillings> alright see you in the morning jrib
[05:20] <greezmunkey> arbir: check this, is it what you want? :: http://my.opera.com/linuxonlinehelp/blog/ubuntu-9-10-disable-notify-popup
[05:20] <bricky> hey anybody know if they got a sensors widget that displays temps on here?
[05:20] <greezmunkey> arbir: I checked, and the directory noted is in 10.04 as well...
[05:20] <jrib> gbillings: if you can figure out why my ssh input is slow, I'll hold your hand to the best of my ability tomorrow :P
[05:20] <GuyCanada> hey bricky there re definitely dozens of temp widgets, what exactly are you looking for?
[05:20] <heaven_> hey can some body tell me how to edit my x config file?
[05:20] <Pooterman> gbillings: that might be what I am thinking of, I will try to research it a bit.  Is there a command to reset it?
[05:20] <arbir> greezmunkey: i saw that too.. but somwhere i read that this can cause hiccups
[05:20] <deadmaus> bricky: i told you already. install lmsensors and then use any frontend. gkrellm has sensors for monitoring temperatures. then gdesklets, etc etc
[05:20] <heaven_> i need to add a new resolution to it
[05:20] <bricky> GuyCanada: something that works I havnt got one that worked for me
[05:20] <arbir> greezmunkey: i was not sure, if this is the proper way or just a hack
[05:20] <cellofellow> Theo: so, where's that pastebin link?
[05:21] <bricky> deadmaus: did that
[05:21] <topangea> Can anyone tell me what /dev/xconsole is?
[05:21] <gbillings> jrib: is your device jb'd?
[05:21] <deadmaus> bricky: and?
[05:21] <jrib> gbillings: it's a 1st gen ipod touch
[05:21] <gbillings> jrib: ssh over usb
[05:21] <jrib> gbillings: (yes)
[05:21] <bricky> deadmaus: then I went through the yes yes yes, it found some sensors
[05:21] <heaven_> hey can some body tell me how to edit my x config file?
[05:21] <Haunt> Did anyone have any information regarding my question, or did it get lost to the flooding? lol.
[05:21] <jrib> gbillings: nah, this is just regular ssh, but I'll debug it tomorrow
[05:21] <Theo> cellofellow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/443115/
[05:21] <deadmaus> bricky: install gdesklets-data. it will give you some more sensors.
[05:21] <arbir> greezmunkey: alright.. i am rebooting now . lets see if it works or not.
[05:21] <GuyCanada> ive used gdesklets, it has lots of different ones bricky. often its a general gague and the standard output is cpu usage but you can change the options to display something else, such as temperature
[05:21] <greezmunkey> arbir: I didn't find anything that stated that it was the "right" way, so why not this? Keep a not of what you did, and undo it if it causes problems
[05:21] <deadmaus> er, UI for the sensors
[05:22] <gbillings> jrib: so when u ssh over wifi its slow?
[05:22] <heaven_> hey can some body tell me how to edit my x config file?
[05:22] <bricky> hmm , thanks deadmaus and GuyCanada, I will
[05:22] <heaven_> hey can some body tell me how to edit my x config file?
[05:22] <jrib> gbillings: yes, laptop -> desktop
[05:22] <cellofellow> Theo: I don't see it in there.
[05:22] <bricky> I fixed my overheating issue at least :)P
[05:22] <jrib> gbillings: in the sense that I type and a letter appears a second later.  I don't think it's a network issue, only connections were to freenode
[05:22] <bricky> 94 C is like nuts, lol
[05:22] <cellofellow> Theo: must not be connected properly, or the kernel doesn't recognize it (worst case scenario)
[05:22] <gbillings> jrib: mine is the same way
[05:22] <deadmaus> bricky: what did you do to fi?
[05:23] <deadmaus> fix*
[05:23] <greezmunkey> heaven_: gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf will get you into it, what you do from there depends on your system
[05:23] <bricky> I just got some air blew it through the fan and exhaust, and instantly never had a shut off since
[05:23] <heaven_> thanks a lot
[05:23] <jrib> gbillings: I seem to recall it being more responsive, maybe I'll check it out on an older debian install on the same mahine
[05:23] <bricky> i used to get them every 8 seconds if i didnt boot up an OS quick enough
[05:23] <Theo> cellofellow: hang on
[05:23] <deadmaus> bricky: ah, maybe dust on the fan blades. better open it up and give it a good blow
[05:23] <gbillings> jrib: what firmware is your iTouch at?
[05:24] <bricky> deadmaus: yeah I know but its a laptop ;O
[05:24] <arbir> greezmunkey: did you say something.. i logged out just as ur typed a message
[05:24] <bricky> deadmaus: not quite that brave myself
[05:24] <deadmaus> bricky: heh
[05:24] <greezmunkey> arbir: I didn't find anything that stated that it was the "right" way, so why not this? Keep a not of what you did, and undo it if it causes problems
[05:24] <dj_segfault> Hi, all.  I just upgraded my Dell Mini 10 from UNR 9.10 to 10.04.  I'm having this big problem where whenever I launch an application, a second later it goes to the background.  If I alt-tab to it, or click on the icon on the taskbar, I see it then it goes into the background again.  So I can't access any applications.  Any ideas?  Thanks.
[05:24] <arbir> greezmunkey: yeah.. i have done that... lets see what happends now.
[05:24] <greezmunkey> arbir: that's all :)
[05:24] <arbir> greezmunkey: thanks a ton.
[05:25] <greezmunkey> arbir: let the group know if it works :)
[05:25] <gbillings> jrib: http://git.marcansoft.com/?p=usbmuxd.git allows u to ssh over usb 2 ipod
[05:25] <jrib> gbillings 3.1.2
[05:25] <arbir> also i am getting a weird boot up error message, says , unreadahead process 260 terminated with exit code 5
[05:25] <cellofellow> dj_segfault: sounds like your window focusing settings are mixed up. Try poking around System -> Preferences -> Windows.
[05:25] <gbillings> jrib 3.1.3 jailbreak using spirit-linux
[05:25] <deadmaus> when you do apt-get install package name in 10.04, does it happen sometimes that the same package shows in the Get: 5-6 times?
[05:26] <arbir> gbillings: how do you do that ?
[05:26] <gbillings> jrib:  i did a full restore on my itouch 2g mc model to 3.1.3 firmware
[05:26] <gbillings> arbir: do what?
[05:26] <dj_segfault> cellofellow: I can't do that because when I launch ANYTHING it goes to the background.  Including that preferences dialog box.
[05:26] <Theo> cellofellow: Alright, how about now http://paste.ubuntu.com/443116/
[05:27] <arbir> gbillings: jailbreak.. ever since i moved to 3.1.3 on my 3gs, damn i am stuck with Steve Jobs radicalism
[05:27] <cellofellow> Theo: it's in there this time
[05:27] <cellofellow> dj_segfault: you just said you could alt+tab to it.
[05:27] <cellofellow> Theo: but no mount?
[05:28] <gbillings> arbir: i made a guide at http://thegbill.wordpress.com/2010/05/29/linux-jb/ if anything fails to work just leave a comment
[05:28] <cellofellow> Theo: check the command dmesg.
[05:28] <dj_segfault> cellofellow: I said if I alt-tab it goes to it but then it goes back in the background before I can do anything.
[05:28] <gbillings> arbir: untethered
[05:28] <arbir> gbillings: whats untethered ? i dont quite get it
[05:28] <Thomas6332> Can someone point me in the right direction for setting up my microphone?
[05:29] <greezmunkey> arbir: unreadahead or ureadahead ??
[05:29] <arbir> greezmunkey: ureadahead
[05:29] <cellofellow> dj_segfault: weird. Maybe open a Failsafe Xterm session from the login screen. (The session box at the bottom of the screen after you select your username.
[05:29] <jrib> gbillings: night
[05:29] <dj_segfault> cellofellow: OK, will try
[05:29] <greezmunkey> arib did you upgrade or install clean?
[05:29] <gbillings> arbir: on 3.1.3 firmware w/ redsn0w or blackra1n you had to jailbreak it and you couldnt turn it off or else it killed the bootchain; in orded to correct it you would have 2 plug it in to ur computer
[05:29] <arbir> gbillings: in that guide of yours, is that a dash after python-dev  ? or is something missing ?
[05:30] <gbillings> no thats just the beginning of my comments
[05:30] <Thomas6332> can you guys read my text?
[05:30] <gbillings> arbir - r u doing it rite now?
[05:30] <arbir> gbillings: so does this jailbreak cause that same issue? if my iphone reboots, then i will have to jail break again ?
[05:30] <bricky> are we talking about Iphones in here? lol ;)
[05:30] <arbir> gbillings: yes, i will do it right away, if you are around..
[05:30] <Thomas6332> :S - I hate being a linux noob.
[05:30] <gbillings> arbir: it solves the bootchain issue; u are safe 2 reboot
[05:31] <arbir> bricky: what to do , steve jobs has turned out iphones into bricks
[05:31] <arbir> gbillings: here goes then, i am following your guide :-)
[05:31] <bricky> arbir: really, mine works fine with 3.1.3
[05:31] <gbillings> arbir: thats the first guide on the net
[05:32] <arbir> gbillings: :-) i am trying....
[05:32] <arbir> if I die, then I am a goner.. all my data would be lost :-(
[05:32] <Thomas_H> can everyone read this?
[05:32] <frisc0> ya
[05:32] <bricky> whats going on with iphones being bricked anyway?
[05:32] <bricky> I thought that was not possible
[05:32] <arbir> or else, i let me try and backup my stuff.
[05:33] <arbir> bricky: i was just teasing you as ur nick is also bricky  ;-)
[05:33] <bricky> lol, ohh :)
[05:33] <zcat[1]> !sudo
[05:33] <arbir> bricky: sorry mate, if i offended you. just kiddin
[05:33] <arbir> gbillings: let me first take a backup with that goddamned itunes
[05:33] <Thomas_H> Right, I think that something was messed up before - If anyone could give me a hand in regards to helping me set up my microphone it would be greatly appreciated
[05:33] <bricky> arbir: no probelm,
[05:34] <chiques> When the hell is Nokia going to support the N900 on linux?
[05:34] <Thomas_H> I'm in the sound preferences area - everything is connected properly.  I have my sound card selected, yet I don't get any audio response
[05:34] <dj_segfault> cellofellow: I started up in regular Gnome.  That seems to be working, so it must be an UNR problem.  Gnome is kinda half-configured, though, which is prolly due to I installed it as UNR.  But at least I can use it now.  Thanks.
[05:34] <obert-> hi.i'm going to try to install ubuntu 6.6 on a new sata hd (not sure if the hd will works anyway) is there something very basic that i could forget to do before i'll reboot and install it,please?
[05:35] <obert-> like grub,i mean
[05:35] <gbillings_> sorry i have a crap connection
[05:35] <gbillings_> still there?
[05:35] <zcat[1]> obert-:  why 6.06? That's ages old and no longer has any support
[05:35] <bricky> yeah thank god for linux I cant believe how fast it runs on 800 mhz :)
[05:36] <obert-> because i have no cd and no time to download linux
[05:36] <obert-> doin an upgrade after isnt the same?
[05:36] <gbillings_> bricky: is that other guy still here who i was talking to about the iphone?
[05:36] <Semitones> hello, can I get some help reformatting an SD card using gparted? I can't seem to get it to work.
[05:36] <bricky> gbillings_: he should be
[05:36] <zcat[1]> obert-:  doing an upgrade after will take much longer than just downloading 10.04 and installing that
[05:36] <Docteh> obert-: upgrades have a chance of going wrong, better off going direct.
[05:37] <gbillings_> lalalal
[05:37] <obert-> uff no cd to burn linux
[05:37] <gbillings_> obert: use a usb
[05:37] <obert-> gbillings_ got just less than 1gb of usb
[05:37] <obert-> mmm
[05:37] <zcat[1]> !unetbootin
[05:38] <gbillings_> use the net install image
[05:38] <Docteh> network install image rocks
[05:38] <zcat[1]> Or install from a PXE boot ;)
[05:38] <obert-> 256MB usb
[05:38] <gbillings_> obert: try the network install image its really small
[05:38] <Docteh> obert-: network install is less than 30mb
[05:38]  * zcat[1] has installed ubuntu and debian via PXE without ever touching the console
[05:38] <obert-> link?
[05:39] <gbillings_> obert: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[05:39] <obert-> mini?:)
[05:39] <gbillings_> its 13 mb
[05:39] <Docteh> hmm oh its my diskless nodes that are 30mb whoops
[05:39] <Thomas_H> why the heck is it so difficult to get my microphone working, this should be easy.. >:(
[05:40] <Nbuh> Âñåì äîáðîãî âðåìåíè ñóòîê
[05:40] <gbillings_> Thomas_H: welcome to linux
[05:40] <Nbuh> ðóññêîãîâîðÿùèå åñòü?
[05:40] <Docteh> Nbuh: try #ubuntu-<country code>
[05:40] <GuyCanada> can anyone tell me how you output to a tv when using a tv tuner? do you output from the computer or does the signal go straight through? whats the best way of outputting to  tv if the output istn straight though as HDMI and VGA seem not to be proper resolutions or not display the whole imge in my experience
[05:41] <Thomas_H> The problem is that I don't even know if it is possible, I'm can't find anything using google
[05:41] <obert-> then i'll just put it in this 256MB usb pen,shutdown pc,uncable this hd,insert usb pen,launch pc with the sata hd and try to install it?
[05:41] <Docteh> GuyCanada: "TV tuner" is just an input
[05:41] <Semitones> nvm i figured out how
[05:41] <gbillings_> obert: why dont u just change the boot order?
[05:41] <Nbuh> thanks
[05:41] <zcat[1]> obert-:  you can cat the ISO to the usb device (ugly) or you can make a bootable usb with unetbootin...
[05:41] <GuyCanada> thanks doctech, do you have any suggestions for output? as i said ive output to tvs in the past with VGA and hdmi and the picture is usually too big for the screen and not clear
[05:41] <obert-> because i want to dont loose data
[05:42] <Docteh> zcat[1]: hah that works
[05:42] <Sereph> is there any way to make ubuntu use pidgin as chat instead of emphathy?
[05:42] <Docteh> GuyCanada: HDMI should be clear :-/
[05:42] <Sereph> obert-: you won't lose anything
[05:42] <obert-> weak hardwares
[05:42] <Docteh> Sereph: just remove empathy from the panel and pretend it doesn't exist? lalala
[05:42] <zcat[1]> Docteh:  apparently you can just dump the ISO on the USB drive.. I've never done it that way though
[05:42] <gbillings_> obert: it just boots the usb no lost data unless you format the HD-- you can only do that if ur not paying attention
[05:42] <Docteh> hmmm
[05:43] <obert-> and i'm just awake since minutes.everytime can goes wrong at this time
[05:43] <GuyCanada> well perhaps its becasue i hdmi out from a working laptop? when i alt f8 to change output the HDAMI that goes to tv is larger than the television( when i move the mouse to a screen edge it moves to other portions of the image)
[05:43] <Sereph> Docteh: the little chat thing next to my name on the panel uses empathy... can i change it to pidgin or not
[05:43] <GuyCanada> doctech the video also seems poor or slightly offset from itself or soemthing
[05:43] <Docteh> GuyCanada: ick
[05:44] <bullgard4> Does Ubuntu provide client software to access The Wide Area Information Server (see RFC2151)?
[05:44] <Docteh> Sereph: dunno, probably not
[05:44] <Sereph> thats not very open source like :(
[05:44] <Docteh> uhhh
[05:44] <GuyCanada> it could be a number of things, my card, my tv etc. im more concerned if i get a new graphics card with an HDMI output and a tv tuner if my tv will come thruough properly. they will be in a new box not part of my laptop doctech
[05:45] <Docteh> open source is heres the source, not "everything works with everything"
[05:45] <Docteh> GuyCanada: well are you trying a supported rez for hdmi?
[05:45] <Sereph> Docteh: I know that but most open source things have a way to choose how to set it up without recompiling the entire thing
[05:45] <Docteh> 1280x720 or 1920x1080
[05:46] <MikeChelen> Seraph: some of the features work ok with pidgin
[05:46] <Docteh> Sereph: those have to get coded in, i dont remember seeing that drop down work like that with karmic, so i'm assuming its new
[05:46] <gbillings_> arand
[05:47] <GuyCanada> not sure, i know ive spent lots of time messing around trying to get things to play nice with my tv in the past tho to no avail. if i go 1280x720 and output my laptop to HDMI it should come through clear?
[05:47] <Razion> I'm getting errors with Mono. "System.TypeLoadException: A type load exception has occurred". What gives? I know this .exe works in Kubuntu...I just installed Ubuntu instead.
[05:47] <obert-> mm i'll try now.
[05:47] <obert-> and thanks for now.
[05:47] <Docteh> GuyCanada: yea, well possibly double check the resolution, i'm going for 720p there
[05:48] <mneptok> Razion: Mono does not run Windows executables.
[05:48] <mneptok> Razion: you will probably need to install WINE.
[05:48] <Razion> Mneptok: I'm aware. It's a .exe that's designed to work with mono.
[05:48] <Sereph> Razion: try wine
[05:49] <GuyCanada> thanks doctech, im goign to give it a whirl right now see what happens, how would i change to 720p or other formats? on my pc is that possible?
[05:49] <Razion> Mneptok, Sereph: I've used mono to open it before. I'm getting a "could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.VisualBasic...etc.
[05:49] <Sereph> Razion: maybe you had wine then?
[05:49] <bricky> hmm I cant open gdesklets lol, ;)
[05:50] <Razion> Sereph: http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=25883
[05:50] <Razion> Sereph: Read the first two sentences of the "installation" section.
[05:51] <dj_segfault> I just upgraded to 10.04 and I don't see a panel applet to control the volume or mixer.  Surely they didn't remove that, so what am I missing?
[05:51] <Sereph> Razion: and did you read the notes regarding running it with linux?
[05:51] <Docteh> lolol
[05:52] <GuyCanada> doctech ? would i need to change to 720p on my pc and how would i go about doing that?
[05:52] <mikubuntu> i seem to have lost sound ... flash video is working, but no sound .. was fine yesterday .. i uninstalled and reinstalled pulseaudio, still nothing.  running ubuntu 10.04 on acer laptop.
[05:53] <Docteh> see if xrandr lists it
[05:53] <Sanctusorium> Whats a good program to use with Ubuntu to recover data on a broken partition?  I want to grab a folder and all of its subfolders.
[05:53] <Docteh> GuyCanada: I always get lost trying to use guis :-/
[05:53] <Razion> Sereph: Ahh. That's how I got it to work. Should've figured installing every mono package would miss the three I actually need. xD
[05:54] <GuyCanada> well do you know offhand how to change hdmi output with the CLI? i could do that doctech
[05:54] <GuyCanada> i think
[05:54] <Docteh> well type xrandr and see if it lists the right resolution
[05:54] <Led-Hed> is there a way to change the apt sources durring install.  I have a package that is taking 2 hrs to download.
[05:55] <itheos> hi
[05:55] <itheos> anybody knows where the config of document reader is stored in ubuntu lucid? everytime it starts, it has the same initial configuration :(
[05:55] <Docteh> Led-Hed: i know you can in the text mode installer
[05:55] <greezmunkey> GuyCanada: 720p HDTV is 1280 x 720
[05:55] <Led-Hed> Docteh, where?
[05:55] <itheos> document viewer*
[05:55] <Led-Hed> I'm using the Alt CD
[05:55] <Docteh> Led-Hed: alt+f2 and vi the file, its under /target like /target/etc/....
[05:56] <Led-Hed> Docteh, thanks
[05:56] <Zeu5> hi
[05:56] <Zeu5> i need some help with bash scripts on a linux server that is installed with ubuntu
[05:56] <GuyCanada> doctech thanks for all the help . im in nvidia x server settings right now and it says my screens native rez is 1360x768
[05:57] <Thomas_H> is there a way to know if my microphone is even recogized / plugged in?
[05:57] <Docteh> GuyCanada: can you add the HDMI as another monitor maybe?
[05:57] <bricky> to install screenlets, where can I find $HOME/.screenlets
[05:57] <wildbat_laptop> !recover | Sanctusorium
[05:57] <Docteh> bricky: might not exist yet
[05:58] <Led-Hed> Docteh, is there a way ti cause the installer to restart the download?
[05:58] <Docteh> bricky: /home/yourdude
[05:58] <bricky> docteh: okay cuz I was searching for it
[05:58] <Docteh> Led-Hed: kill the download process and then restart the step when it dumps you to a list of steps
[05:58] <bricky> Docteh: so &HOME is my main user?
[05:58] <Led-Hed> how would I restart the step.
[05:58] <bricky> err $HOME*
[05:58] <Zeu5> i wrote this bash script but it keeps complaining about the incorrect database name
[05:58] <Zeu5> http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1111288032
[05:59] <GuyCanada> doctech, im not even sure how to go about that with nvidia. suggestions?
[05:59] <Sereph> bricky: $HOME is a variable meaning the same as ~ which is currentusers home directoryu
[05:59] <Docteh> bricky: its the home directory of the current user, so if I log in its /home/docteh
[05:59] <Zeu5> i put the command directly in the ssh, it worked. but not in a script
[05:59] <Zeu5> does anyone know?
[05:59] <Sereph> Zeu5: try asking in #bash
[05:59] <bricky> ahhh.. gotcha, so just make .screenlets  folder ?
[06:00] <Docteh> bricky: yes
[06:00] <bricky> interesting , Thanks
[06:01] <bricky> docteh: the folder already exists I cant see it ><
[06:01] <Zeu5> okay sereph, thanks
[06:01] <Docteh> bricky: ls -la shows dot directorys like .firefox etc
[06:01] <bricky> docteh:oh wow,
[06:01] <bricky> docteh: theres alot of hidden folders
[06:01] <bricky> lol :)
[06:02] <bricky> I was wondering where all the stuff was I like the layout so much
[06:02] <the_file> is there a postsql channel?
[06:03] <Sereph> #postsql?
[06:03] <Loshki> the_file: I see a #postgresql...
[06:03] <Semperfi30> Hello
[06:04] <Sereph> !hi | Semperfi30
[06:04] <Semperfi30> I have an issue with my sound.
[06:04] <Semperfi30> I was here last night but not very many people were on so I wasn't able to get much help
[06:04] <Semperfi30> But in my sound output it says theres a dummy output
[06:04] <GuyCanada> anyone know off hand how to restart nvidia xserver?
[06:05] <kian_> is there any software helps me to make a astronomical linux?
[06:05] <fluvvell> GuyCanada, alt+sysreq+k
[06:05] <Semperfi30> I think it has something to do with ALSA or something? So I've read on forums but I'm not sure what to do. Is there any information I need to gather to better help you guys understand my issue?
[06:05] <GuyCanada> oh kian_ you need to be soooo much more specific
[06:06] <GuyCanada> fluvvell which key is sysreq
[06:06] <Semperfi30> Sereph: Any clues?
[06:06] <kian_> GuyCanada, can I do it?
[06:06] <Sereph> kian_: do what
[06:06] <fluvvell> GuyCanada, also has prtscn  or printscreen on it usually.
[06:06] <Thomas_H> how do I open up my volume control preferences...
[06:06] <Thomas_H> does anyone know?
[06:06] <kian_> is there any software helps me to make an astronomical linux?
[06:06] <GuyCanada> kian_ what do you mean buy astronomical, yes id say you can
[06:07] <Semperfi30> Actually it says "Dummy Output Stereo"
[06:07] <fluvvell> kian_, kstars ?
[06:07] <Gravitron> heyo
[06:07] <Semperfi30> Is there any way I can check the status of my sound or turn sound on and off through the terminal or some how scan to see if Ubuntu is picking up my soundcards?
[06:07] <Gravitron> anyone had any luck with an apple wireless keyboard and ubuntu 10.04?
[06:07] <kian_> I wan make a linux that astronomycal software be on it by custom
[06:08] <Sereph> Semperfi30: you can try lsusb or lspci
[06:08] <Thomas_H> Semperfi30: I'm trying to get help on something similar and I'm about to give up, what kind of sound card do you have?
[06:08] <fluvvell> kian_ http://howto.astronomy.net/howto/software.html#AEN147
[06:08] <Semperfi30> Thomas_H: Mine is Real tek
[06:08] <Semperfi30> Realtek*
[06:08] <Semperfi30> I don't have a PCI soundcard
[06:08] <Semperfi30> it's onboard
[06:08] <Sereph> I know but it shows up there
[06:08] <Semperfi30> I tried downloading he driver from Realtek but I don't understand the installation instructions
[06:09] <Semperfi30> I think I need a compiler but I don't know what kind to download
[06:09] <Thomas_H> I think that ubuntu does that automatically for you
[06:09] <chiques> Semperfi30, if your sound card is not working then you might have a bad linux install
[06:09] <Semperfi30> Sereph: do those commands require sudo?
[06:09] <Semperfi30> chiques: No because it's work in the past on the same installation
[06:09] <Semperfi30> worked*
[06:09] <chiques> Semperfi30, something might have hosed it recently
[06:09] <Thomas_H> It recognises my soundcard, but for the life of me I cannot get it working
[06:10] <chiques> Semperfi30, I'm saying this because I was trying to install my modem a while back and I did the same thing.
[06:10] <Sereph> gah I gotta get to bed its later than I thought it was
[06:10] <Docteh> Semperfi30: build-essential metapackage should go a long way for compiling drivers
[06:10] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I thought I read on the Wiki that Realtek is supposed to work OOB?
[06:10] <Semperfi30> It worked on install
[06:11] <Semperfi30> then I've restarted a couple times and sometimes on restart it works othertimes it doesn't
[06:11] <Semperfi30> Docteh: sudo install build-essential metapackage?
[06:12] <Semperfi30> *** Is there anyway I can make X-Chat hide all the disconnects and reconnect notifications ?
[06:13] <Loshki> Semperfi30: yes, click on the channel name tab and look for 'show join/leave messages' and untick it...
[06:13] <Docteh> sudo apt-get install build-essential
[06:13] <Semperfi30> Loshki: Thanks :)
[06:13] <unop> Semperfi30, "Hide Join/Part Messages" under channel settings
[06:13] <Semperfi30> Loshki: Makes it hard to follow the conversations sometimes
[06:14] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Downloading
[06:14] <obert-> sorry.cannot arrive to type CLI after reboot. the sata hd is formatted ntfs because i've no idea how to format it as fat32. mini.iso is in the root of usb pen. then i reboot,press f8 boot from usb,then i'll get a black screen with blinking _ sign but seems it is stopped at that point
[06:14] <Loshki> Semperfi30: on busy nights, even without join/part messages it can be hard to follow conversations...
[06:15] <Semperfi30> Loshki: Yeah
[06:16] <Semperfi30> Docteh: It's done installing, should I restart? Or will the effects be immediate if any drivers were installed or updated?
[06:16] <Semperfi30> Docteh: It still shows as being "Dummy Output Stereo"
[06:18] <obert-> what could i do
[06:19] <sreeju> i have installed kmobiletools from s/w centre but i cannot connect my nokia phone to it
[06:19] <sreeju> please help
[06:19] <Docteh> Semperfi30: theres probably instructions to disable the old driver
[06:20] <Docteh> i guess do "lspci -k" and see what module is driving the sound card right now, make a note of that
[06:21] <sreeju> please anyone answer me
[06:21] <Firefishe> sreeju:  Please ask your question.
[06:22] <Nick__> videos not wrking in fireffox ubunut 9.10
[06:22] <Nick__> somebody help?
[06:22] <Firefishe> Nick__:  You need the flash plugin, probably.
[06:22] <Semperfi30> Docteh: But wouldn't the most latest driver be installed when installing Lucid Lynx? I tried installing the newest driver for Realtek. I didn't understand the installation instructions though. Because it referred to files that didn't exist :/
[06:22] <sreeju> how to connect my nokia phone to kmobiletools?
[06:22] <Nick__> i installed that
[06:22] <Firefishe> sreeju:  Beyond my ability
[06:22] <Nick__> still it doesnt just a balck box
[06:22] <sreeju> oh
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[06:22] <Nick__> when you open a video
[06:22] <Nick__> and it stops
[06:23] <Firefishe> sreeju:  Each phone is so different.  You may need to do a bit of research about your phone and that particular connection software.
[06:23] <Firefishe> sreeju:  I have a hard enough time with my palm pre
[06:23] <Docteh> Semperfi30: the kernel doesn't come with non open source drivers, which might be what you're installing, got a url for what you're looking at?
[06:24] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: tried a different player?
[06:24] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I was reading your other things you typed I was about to send it.
[06:24] <Semperfi30> Docteh: You'll have to download it though to see the readme.
[06:24] <Semperfi30> Docteh: http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsview.aspx?langid=1&pfid=24&level=4&conn=3&downtypeid=3
[06:25] <bullgard4> Network Manager Applet 0.8 shows 4 upward waves together with an exclamation mark. What does the exclamation mark emblem mean?
[06:25] <Nick__> diffrent player as in different browser..coz it doesn wrk on firefox nly i guess
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> nick__: so you are getting no flash video?
[06:25] <mneptok> Semperfi30: have you checked System > Admin > Hardware drivers ?
[06:26] <sreeju> i have downloaded kmplayer from website (tar.bz) in that there is a file describes how to install ,but i couldnt please help
[06:26] <Semperfi30> menptok: No one sec I'll check. What am I checking for specifically?
[06:26] <Nick__> ya no flash videos are playing there
[06:26] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I'm going to send you a pastebin for the audio device output via "lspci -k"
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: ok then can you please use: http://pastebin.com to give the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf; uname -a
[06:27] <Docteh> ok
[06:27] <Semperfi30> Docteh: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/fgPPyLWy
[06:27] <sreeju> Quickly installing kmplayer
[06:27] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Were you able to download the driver and locate the readme?
[06:27] <sreeju> Untar the source package
[06:27] <sreeju>   tar xfj kmplayer-<version>.tar.bz2
[06:27] <sreeju> Create a build directory, eg /tmp/kmplayer-build and enter this directory
[06:27] <sreeju> Set your environment for building KDE4 apps
[06:27] <sreeju>   export QTDIR=path-to-qt4
[06:27] <FloodBot4> sreeju: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:28] <sreeju> please tell how to do it?
[06:28] <Docteh> eeeeeeeeeek
[06:28] <Semperfi30> menptok: Repeating: What exactly am I looking for in "System > Admin > Hardware drivers ?
[06:28] <Semperfi30> mneptok: ^
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> Sreeju: those are step by step instructions dude
[06:28] <Semperfi30> Docteh: What?
[06:28] <sreeju> how to do it?
[06:29] <mneptok> Semperfi30: ckick the icon, see of proprietary drivers are avaialble for your hardware
[06:29] <mneptok> *click
[06:29] <sreeju> please help
[06:29] <Semperfi30> mneptok: Roger. Brb
[06:29] <Docteh> Semperfi30: the install script trashes the existing alsa modules, so i guess a reboot would do it, but if it doesn't work you're screwed :-/
[06:29] <Docteh> to quote google: "Thats evil"
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: run the command and copy the output, visit the paste site, paste the output there, click submit then copy the new address in the address bar and paste that in here
[06:29] <Semperfi30> Docteh: What install script are you refering to?
[06:29]  * mneptok has never heard of proprietary Relatek audio drivers, but you never know
[06:30] <Semperfi30> Docteh: And what about the realtek driver I showed you ?
[06:30] <Docteh> the one in the main directory of the download
[06:30] <Semperfi30> Docteh: the "essential-package" ?
[06:30] <ActionParsnip> Mneptok: +1 dude
[06:30] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I never was able to install the Realtek driver... If thats what you're referring to
[06:30] <Docteh> oh
[06:31] <sreeju> please answer me
[06:31] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I couldn't do it becuase I didn't understand the installation instructions I told you to look at the readme to see if you could make sense of it
[06:32] <Docteh> oops i read the install script instead
[06:32] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Wouldn't I rather have the Realtek driver and not the ALSA driver because my Mobo uses the Realtek onboard sound driver anyways not ALSA...Wouldn't that perform better?
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> Sreeju: what you flooded the channel with are step by step instructions, if anyone were to tell you anything they would be copy/pasting from the text you pasted. Kmplayer is on the repo so I have no idea why you are compiling
[06:33] <bullgard4> Network Manager Applet 0.8 shows 4 upward waves together with an exclamation mark. What does the exclamation mark emblem mean?
[06:33] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I meant Readme.txt not Installation >.<
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard4: wireless access points in range (possibly unencrypted)
[06:33] <Nick__> http://pastebin.com/ERmJGQbG
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> Bullguard4: give it a click
[06:34] <Docteh> hmmm
[06:34] <sreeju> it is of high size to install from s/w centre
[06:34] <Docteh> Semperfi30: this package is just odd
[06:34] <R3cur51v3> I have two keyrings, "default" and "login". As I understand it, the "login" keyring is unlocked at login. So, I want to move all of my passwords into it, from the "default" keyring. How do I do this?
[06:34] <sreeju> then which is the good multimedia player i can install?
[06:35] <Docteh> Semperfi30: also it looks like it trashes the current alsa and compiles its own, alsa is an api for doing sound cards so its kind of useful ;)
[06:35] <R3cur51v3> sreeju, use Totem; it works well
[06:35] <GuyCanada>  hey guys, so i just set up a seperate screen with my HDTV using my laptops HDMI. its saying the resolution is 1280x800 even tho native HD is 1280x720 why is this and why cant i select 1280x720 as an option
[06:35] <pat5star> any hpodder users here? I just noticed it's missing after my upgrade to lucid. did that happen to others or just me?
[06:35] <Semperfi30> Docteh: How do I check to make sure Buntu is still using ALSA?
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: remove all 3 of those packages. You have 3 plugins and they are conflicting.  Works great
[06:35] <Semperfi30> Docteh: To make sure it hasn't been deleted
[06:35] <sreeju> totem ,is it playes all formats
[06:36] <Nick__> ActionParnship ..How to remove those packages?
[06:36] <tsm_ice9> hi guys.. I have a severely broken package... wondering if anyone could help me figure out how to fix it?
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash
[06:36] <sreeju> what is its approx size
[06:36] <Docteh> Semperfi30: I dont have an answer for that :(
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: use software-centre or: sudo apt-get --purge remove packagename1 packagename2 etc
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: I'm on a g1 phone, if I was on a proper PC I'd give the full command, sorry dude
[06:38] <pat5star> can someone that's using 64bit lucid run apt-cache search hpodder and tell me if you get anything?
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> Nick__: you get the idea though. Remove the packages in your output then use the link to run the one command for 64bit flash
[06:38] <tsm_ice9> every time I run the package manager, it tries and fails to configure this unsuccessfully installed set of packages... sudo apt-get autoremove doesn't work.. sudo apt-get install -f doesn't work.. nothing works :(
[06:38] <pat5star> it's not even showing up in my repos!
[06:39] <pk__> ubuntu wubi is trying to download ubuntu amd64 iso torrent and while installing on xp
[06:39] <pk__> ??
[06:39] <tsm_ice9> hmmm... maybe I have it fixed now.
[06:39] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Hmm wellll what do you suggest I do?
[06:39] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Is there anyway I can uninstall the ALSA API and Re-Install it?
[06:40] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Realtek is used in a lot of motherboards so...If I'm having this issue there must be others with the same problem...More with solutions than with problems...
[06:40] <pk__> why doesn't it simply install from the existing setup in the cd?
[06:40] <sreeju> which is the best multimedia player?
[06:40] <Docteh> well uh where did you start off today? was sound working or no?
[06:40] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Nope
[06:40] <Docteh> sreeju: vlc 4 lyfe
[06:40] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I've been working all day sooo tonight...At around midnight
[06:41] <Semperfi30> Docteh: It worked when I installed Lucid for the first time a couple of days ago
[06:41] <sreeju> any other?
[06:41] <Semperfi30> sreeju: No, theres no need to use any other...
[06:41] <Semperfi30> Docteh: is it possible that advanced power management, mixed with suspending Ubuntu, and then turning it back on after suspension, caused a corruption in the alsa API?
[06:41] <Docteh> sreeju: i think you were having trouble with mplayer earlier, i'm not a fan of gstreamer
[06:42] <pat5star> please, could someone using lucid check their repos for hpodder for me? apt-cache search hpodder
[06:42] <sreeju> ok
[06:42] <CaptainTrek> pat5star:  nothing
[06:42] <Docteh> Semperfi30: well sometimes waking up from sleep the hardware doesn't wake up, so a reboot has to get done :(
[06:42] <Jordan_U> pat5star: Not there for me, but it is there in 64 bit debian unstable
[06:42] <pat5star> CaptainTrek: ty
[06:42] <pat5star> Jordan_U: ty
[06:42] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Yeah but this is built into the motherboard...
[06:42] <Jordan_U> pat5star: You're welcome.
[06:43] <pat5star> weird, I wonder what happened to it
[06:43] <pat5star> it's such an awesome program and I wouldn't have upgraded if I knew :(
[06:43] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I think I'm never using sleep mode again, it gives me issues in Ubuntu, and Windows
[06:43] <pk__> wubi is downloading ubuntu amd64 iso torrent while installing on xp...........why doesn't it simply install from the existing setup in the cd?
[06:43] <carlos_> hola alguna chica interezante e inteligente???????????????????????????
[06:43] <Docteh> Semperfi30: that just means the chip is on the motherboard unless its part of the north/southbridge
[06:43] <Semperfi30> Docteh: in WIndows I get blue screen dialog boxes upon hard reboots (Because it wouldn't wake the computer
[06:44] <Flannel> carlos_: This channel is english only.  It is also a support channel, not a social channel.
[06:44] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Did I mention, that sometimes when I tell ubuntu to restart, it won't...it sends me to the login screen. Same with shutting down, I have to use the terminal. And then if it does work (Via the GUI) it will freeze on the Ubuntu logo.
[06:45] <carlos_> hola alguna chica interezante e inteligente???????????????????????????
[06:45] <Docteh> haha ouch, ubuntu really hates that computer
[06:45] <Flannel> carlos_: English only, thanks.
[06:45] <Semperfi30> Calors_: Habla engles?
[06:45] <bullgard4> !es | carlos
[06:45] <carlos_> no mucho
[06:45] <pat5star> 1 last question that probably doesn't really belong here, but you're all such a great group! </ass-kissing> ;) anyone using tweetdeck on ubuntu lucid know how to view your last tweet without having to do a search on your profile?
[06:46] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Why can't anyone explain these anomalies
[06:46] <pat5star> when I say 'last tweet', I guess I mean what your current twitter status is
[06:47] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Ubuntu doesn't hate my computer, it has to be something with Ubuntu...
[06:48] <Docteh> well ubuntu works fine on the computers i run it on, i've had problems in the past with nvidia's drivers but thats about it
[06:48] <Jordan_U> pat5star: Interesting, the source package exists in lucid, but not the binary package.
[06:49] <pat5star> nothing, hmmm....I guess there probably ain't many *buntu users that would bother installing tweetdeck, which results in installing adobe air.  It showed Ubuntu was using Intel drivers for audio...And that can't be possible...I'm running AMD...AMD mobo, AMD processor....
[06:49] <pat5star> Jordan_U: yeah, this is very weird. In all my upgrades I've never seen anything like this happen. I'm googling it right now but haven't found any info yet
[06:50] <pat5star> Jordan_U: I was shocked when I just went to update some podcasts and hpodder wasn't there anymore!
[06:51] <Docteh> Semperfi30: its similar to using amb64 packages on my Intel Quad core
[06:51] <obert> cannot install mini anywhere.sata hd got errors, ide hd wont be helpfull
[06:51] <pat5star> Jordan_U: I'm wondering if this is some sort of problem with a dependency of hpodder, because as far as I know, it's a fairly popular package and has decent support and interest
[06:51] <Semperfi30> Docteh: ....I want this fixed -.-
[06:52] <Jordan_U> pat5star: Try "sudo apt-get build-dep hpodder && apt-get source --build hpodder"
[06:52] <Docteh> Semperfi30: so if you run a music player does it whine about lack of sound hardware or you just dont hear anything?
[06:52] <jc_> Hi.  When I click Places, Connect to Server, there is an option to bookmark the location.  Where are these bookmarks exactly?  Thanks!
[06:53] <Docteh> could be something as simple as its outputting to the wrong audio jack :-/
[06:53] <Jordan_U> pat5star: The source will be downloaded to and built in the current directory, so you may want to cd somewhere first.
[06:53] <pat5star> Jordan_U: ok, giving it a try, ty :)
[06:53] <Jordan_U> pat5star: You're welcome.
[06:53] <Semperfi30> Docteh: One sec
[06:54] <jc_> Nevermind... :)
[06:55] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Rythmnbox is letting me play stuff but it's not complaining, Sound Preferences shows it as having audio output in the applications tab...Other than that...nothing sound wise.
[06:56] <pat5star> Jordan_U: woah! Got this...
[06:56] <pat5star> Jordan_U: The following NEW packages will be installed: <snip> 0 upgraded, 78 newly installed, 0 to remove and 30 not upgraded. Need to get 304MB of archives. After this operation, 868MB of additional disk space will be used.
[06:57] <pat5star> Jordan_U: I'm on a crappy satellite connection, live in a very rural area. It would take me awhile to d/l that even if I wanted too :(
[06:57] <Jordan_U> pat5star: That's not abnormal when installing build dependencies, especially if you don't compile software often.
[06:57] <pat5star> Jordan_U: I never compile software on this computer, I certainly wasn't expecting that!
[06:58] <Docteh> wow thats a lot
[06:59] <pat5star> Jordan_U: a good chunk of those packages are texlive*, which I don't know what that is
[06:59] <Jordan_U> pat5star: I'll try compiling it for you since I have most of the dependencies already, though it likely will fail (or else it would be in the repos).
[07:00] <pat5star> Jordan_U: ty, but don't worry about it. I have to go soon and I'd rather google it and find out what's going on...
[07:00] <pat5star> Jordan_U: I really appreciate the offer
[07:00] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Sooo yeah I guess I'm just screwed >.>
[07:01] <Docteh> :(
[07:01] <pat5star> Jordan_U: I have another computer that I haven't upgraded yet still running karmic
[07:01] <pat5star> Jordan_U: that I can use hpodder on to get the podcasts I want
[07:02] <Docteh> so hpodder is in karmic but not lucid?
[07:02] <Docteh> maybe theres just no maintainer for the package, hey Jordan_U step up to the plate ;)
[07:03] <pat5star> Docteh: lol, tomorrow I'll look into more and I'd be very surprised to find that nobody is maintaining it. if you like podcasts, it's a great podcatcher. I'll take it over myself if it comes to it!
[07:04] <Semperfi30> Docteh: Look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1475185
[07:06] <rubydiamond> guys "gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com" this never works on my machine
[07:06] <rubydiamond> is there any solution to this
[07:06] <rubydiamond> halp
[07:08] <maurer_> Any idea how I can get 32-bit libbz2 on 64 bit lucid?
[07:08] <rubydiamond> anybody here
[07:08] <rubydiamond> stuck at gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[07:08] <rubydiamond> get this Executing: gpg --ignore-time-conflict --no-options --no-default-keyring --secret-keyring /etc/apt/secring.gpg --trustdb-name /etc/apt/trustdb.gpg --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --primary-keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 008940D610E4CD892340AB0A4CE987B57DAAC99C
[07:08] <rubydiamond> gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[07:08] <rubydiamond> gpgkeys: HTTP fetch error 7: couldn't connect to host
[07:08] <rubydiamond> gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[07:09] <rubydiamond> gpg: Total number processed: 0
[07:09] <FloodBot4> rubydiamond: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:09] <rubydiamond> halp
[07:09] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I tried doing some of the things in that link but I had no success :-/
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[07:10] <shimmr7> What can anyone recommend for a great Twitter client for Ubuntu?
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> !info gwibber
[07:10] <Semperfi30> shimr7: Theres already one built into Lucid Lynx. Just use that
[07:10] <Docteh> shimmr7: bitlbee ;)
[07:10] <Docteh> oh there is?
[07:10] <Docteh> whats it called Semperfi30
[07:10] <rubydiamond> anybody have solution for this stuck at gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[07:10] <Semperfi30> Gwibber...
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> !key
[07:11] <Semperfi30> :P
[07:11] <R3cur51v3> How do I shutdown the computer from the command line without root privleges?
[07:11] <shimmr7> Docteh and Semperfi30: thanks, i will give those both a shot. :)
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> R3cur51v3: you'll need to mess with sudoers
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> !sudoers
[07:11] <Semperfi30> shimr7: if you are on Lucid it will be in Applications > Internet > Gwibber
[07:12] <rubydiamond> anybody have solution for this stuck at gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[07:12] <Semperfi30> !info Sudoers
[07:12] <Semperfi30> :P
[07:12] <rubydiamond> Gwibber does not work
[07:12] <Docteh> Semperfi30: sudoers has a man page btw
[07:12] <Docteh> oh, wasn't paying attention
[07:12] <mneptok> sudoers is not an application, it's a file
[07:13] <Semperfi30> Docteh: You check that page out :P
[07:13] <maurer_> Anyone know how to grab a 32-bit bz2 for ubuntu?
[07:13] <maurer_> err, for 64 bit?
[07:13] <Docteh> Semperfi30: its a wall of text and its late
[07:13] <Semperfi30> Docteh: I'm gonna keep buggin' the **** out of people until someone fixes my issue
[07:13] <Docteh> maurer_: thats a crap question btw
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: top 2 commands in first reply: http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=305014
[07:13] <mneptok> maurer_: uhhh ... the default install has it
[07:14] <aprilus> who know where is plugin's path in tomboy? i build it in ~/.tomboy/Plugins but not work
[07:14] <maurer_> Doctech: Why? At the moment, I have libbz2 installed, and a binary linked against a 32-bit libbz2 cannot find one.
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> Maurer_: can you define "grab"
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> Aprilus: try a lowercase p for plugins. Linux is very case sensitive
[07:14] <rubydiamond> ActionParsnip: even that command does not work
[07:15] <rubydiamond> it gets stuck
[07:15] <maurer_> Specifically, ldd reports
[07:15] <maurer_>         libbz2.so.1 => not found
[07:15] <maurer_> While 64 bit apps linked against the same library are fine.
[07:15] <R3cur51v3> What is the easiest way to add a scripts folder to the path?
[07:15] <Docteh> maurer_: do a search on packages.ubuntu.com it'll suggest like lib32 or something worded close
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: change the keyserver to pgp.mit.edu
[07:16] <maurer_> Docteh: ia32-libs, which I have installed?
[07:16] <Docteh> i should get a local mirror of that i use it so much
[07:16] <waltercool> how can i have fully 3d experience with an ATI legacy?
[07:16] <Docteh> oh
[07:16] <R3cur51v3> ActionParsnip, when I click shutdown in the menu, what does it do?
[07:16] <R3cur51v3> Shouldn't I be able to duplicate that without mucking around with sudoers?
[07:17] <waltercool> fglrx-installer seems not working
[07:17] <maurer_> Docteh: Nevermind, I'm an idiot, found the problem.
[07:17] <mneptok> maurer_: sudo apt-get install libbz2-dev
[07:17] <rubydiamond> ActionParsnip: it gets stuck for pgp.mit.edu too
[07:17] <maurer_> Docteh: For some reason, the 32 bit version doesn't get the .1 symlink
[07:17] <maurer_> just the .1.0 one
[07:17] <Docteh> ah, thats odd
[07:17] <rubydiamond> gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv 4CE987B57DAAC99C
[07:17] <rubydiamond> gpg: requesting key 7DAAC99C from hkp server pgp.mit.edu
[07:17] <rubydiamond> gpgkeys: HTTP fetch error 7: couldn't connect to host
[07:17] <rubydiamond> gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[07:17] <CaptainTrek> is it possible to just encrypt one folder and not an entire filesystem?
[07:17] <FloodBot4> rubydiamond: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:17] <rubydiamond> gpg: Total number processed: 0
[07:17] <rubydiamond> ActionParsnip: ^
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> R3cur51v3: export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/folder
[07:18] <aprilus> ActionParsnip: i changed P to p but not work
[07:18] <CaptainTrek> !pastebin | rubydiamond
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: keep trying. Its just busy. Try both
[07:18] <Docteh> maurer_: i'd file a bug about that maybe :-/
[07:18] <rubydiamond> hmm
[07:18] <maurer_> Doctech: Yeah, I prolly will. Worst case it'll get flagged WONTFIX or similar.
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Aprilus: ok but do bear in mind case sensitivity in your OS in future
[07:19] <R3cur51v3> ActionParsnip, thanks
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> Aprilus: is there the channel #tomboy ?
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> R3cur51v3: to make it permanent add it to $HOME/.bashrc
[07:20] <CaptainTrek> is it possible to just encrypt one folder and not an entire filesystem?
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> R3cur51v3: then it will be in all shells, not just the current one
[07:20] <mneptok> ActionParsnip: not all. i use zsh. ;)
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Captaintrek: if you use chmod and chown you can make so that only your username has access
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Mneptok :=P
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> If I drop off my battery has died
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> A doon haf the pooer capn
[07:25] <rubydiamond> does it work for anybody curl -I keyserver.ubuntu.com
[07:25] <rubydiamond> It does not work for me
[07:25] <rubydiamond> :(
[07:27] <waltercool> ati legacy binary = dead on lucid?
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: go to http://pgp.mit.edu and search for the key you need. You can then download text. Put it into a file and use: sudo add-apt-key file
[07:28] <CaptainTrek> ActionParsnip:  i'm asking whether it can actually be encrypted and require decryption keys to gain access to the data, not if I can restrict access to just myself
[07:28] <rubydiamond> ActionParsnip: what string should I add there
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: e.g. here is the one for chromium daily ppa; http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x5A9BF3BB4E5E17B5
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: the hex code you gave earlier
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: don't copy the title of the page, just from the start code delimeter to the end
[07:30] <rubydiamond> ActionParsnip: it's not finding this hex code string 7DAAC99C
[07:30] <rubydiamond> or 008940D610E4CD892340AB0A4CE987B57DAAC99C too
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> Rubydiamond: notice how the link I gave looks like the code you gave (use the last 16 digits)0 should be ok
[07:34] <bricky> hey, whats up, anybody used AtiPower
[07:35] <wizz> hi all. i have some questions, how to back up my email in evolution mail or how to do that? is it does automaticly?
[07:35] <bricky> I cant get my GPU temp working heh
[07:36] <bricky> i already did  sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
[07:37] <tedybare> look mom im on ubuntu!!!
[07:37] <bricky> and sudo sensors-detect
[07:37] <bricky> my GPU needs to be underclocked using ATIpower it has a makefile but when I type make it wont install,
[07:39] <bullgard4> Network Manager Applet 0.8 shows 4 upward waves together with an exclamation mark. What does the exclamation mark emblem mean?
[07:41] <arand> bullgard4: Not connected, I think normally...
[07:43] <bullgard4> wizz: You can back up your e-mails in evolution by clicking File > Settings > <filename> and transferring or copying this file of <filename> to a safe location.
[07:44] <bullgard4> arand: I do not know what you mean by "I think normally...". Please say it in other words.
[07:46] <wizz> bullgard4, thanks
[07:46] <arand> bullgard4: I think the exclamation mark means "not connected" (But I don't know if it can mean other things in other cases)
[07:46] <Theo> Could somebody help me with an external hard drive problem?
[07:47] <wildbat_laptop> !anyone | Theo
[07:48] <imprint> I just installed the new Ubuntu 10 and seemed to have accidently deleted the part of the (lower left hand corner of screen) workspace where a screen is minimized, can I restore this feature?
[07:48] <Theo> I have a seagate (http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/external/freeagent/freeagent_desk/) external harddrive plugged into my computer and is not showing up on my desktop as somebody previously said it should. The process of manually mounting it confused me, so I'm asking if anybody can clarify
[07:48] <alonso> ¿Who speak spanish?
[07:48] <alonso> xD
[07:48] <wildbat> !panels | imprint
[07:49] <bullgard4> arand: No, your explanation is wrong. I am connected to the Internet and still this exclamation mark appears.
[07:49] <wildbat> !es | alonso
[07:49] <alonso> muchisimas gracias!
[07:50] <imprint> Thanks ubottu!
[07:50] <alonso> is a bot xD
[07:51] <CaptainTrek> !encrypt
[07:51] <CaptainTrek> anyone got any recommendations as to encrypting a folder?
[07:51] <byc> hello everyone
[07:52] <Theo> Anyone help me with my external hard drive? It's plugged in and hasn't automounted, and the process of manually mounting it has confused me
[07:53] <wise_crypt> !info ecryptfs-utils | CaptainTrek
[07:53] <bullgard4> Theo: An icon should normally appear on your desktop. Check to see if you can find the name of your USB hard disk in Nautilus.
[07:53] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  i'm not sure how to use it, got any documentations anywhere?
[07:53] <wv> Hello, I have ubuntu 10.04 installed on a IMX51
[07:54] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: after install mkdir ~/Personal
[07:54] <wv> but want gnome to use a resolution of 1536x384
[07:54] <viliny_> http://wiki.maemo.org/OTA_to_PR1.1_troubleshooting#Not_Enough_Free_Space ~flashing
[07:54] <viliny_> wrong link, sorry
[07:54] <wv> for some reason it always jumps back to 1536x768
[07:54] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: then chmod 700 ~/Personal
[07:54] <wv> Somebody knows how I can change this?
[07:55] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: after that Mount the ecryptfs to the Personal folder using the following command
[07:55] <bullgard4> Theo: Yes, in Nautilus.
[07:55] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: sudo mount -t ecryptfs ~/Personal ~/Personal
[07:55] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  sudo chmod 700?
[07:56] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-create-a-private-encrypted-folder-on-ubuntu-810-intrepid.html
[07:56] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  or no sudo
[07:56] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: its in your ~ so no sudo
[07:57] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  best cipher is...?
[07:57] <CaptainTrek> AES?
[07:58] <Theo> bullgard4: no luck
[07:58] <wildbat> !best
[07:59] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: just followed the instruction on the link you 'll be alrite
[07:59] <CaptainTrek> mmkay
[07:59] <deathnight114> uhh, i have a question, is there any way to get back the hard drive space i partitioned on windows so that i could install ubuntu?
[08:00] <deathnight114> When i partitioned my hard drive, i took 100GB for ubuntu to install on, i want to get that back so it's still usable on windows, would that be something that would have to be done in windows?
[08:00] <deathnight114> Or can it be done in ubuntu?
[08:00] <wildbat> deathnight114, resize the ntfs partition
[08:00] <wildbat> deathnight114, yes
[08:00] <deathnight114> I don't know how D:
[08:00] <deathnight114> It can be done in ubuntu?
[08:00] <wildbat> deathnight114, use gparted
[08:01] <deathnight114> uhh
[08:01] <deathnight114> Tell me what command to type in terminal
[08:01] <wildbat> deathnight114, yup ~ start the live CD and Alt-f2 then gparted
[08:01] <deathnight114> Ehh
[08:01] <deathnight114> I can't do that right now, i'll have to do it later
[08:01] <deathnight114> Because i don't have the live CD ATM
[08:01] <deathnight114> lent it to a friend so he could get linux
[08:02] <wildbat> deathnight114, you can do it if yu are in linux already
[08:02] <deathnight114> I'm already in linux
[08:02] <deathnight114> yeah
[08:02] <deathnight114> lol
[08:02] <deathnight114> so
[08:02] <well_laid_lawn> !lol
[08:02] <wildbat> deathnight114, just in alt-f2/terminal  : gparted
[08:02] <wildbat> deathnight114, if you need to install gparted do this : sud apt-get install gparted
[08:03] <wv> wildbat, deathnight114, I think it's not a very good idea to edit a partition you're on
[08:03] <deathnight114> kk, gparted is installing
[08:03] <bullgard4> Theo: Please nopaste the output of '~$ df -h' when your USB hard disk is inserted.
[08:04] <deathnight114> I took 100GB for linux to install
[08:04] <deathnight114> I want to mix the partitions together
[08:04] <deathnight114> Because
[08:04] <deathnight114> I still want my TB To be used for both OS's
[08:04] <wildbat> wv, he just resizing the ntfs one so it is fine
[08:04] <Jordan_U> pat5star: I figured out the problem, it's detailed here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/431527/ambiguous-type-variable-error-msg . I simply replaced Exception with OldException and you can get the package I built here: http://jordanu.dyndns.org/hpodder_<IP_ADDRESS>_amd64.deb Eventually OldException will be depricated so this is not a long term solution, but it should work fine.
[08:04] <deathnight114> I don't want one to be extracted
[08:04] <deathnight114> kk
[08:04] <deathnight114> now it's installing, i didn't realize i had to type y
[08:04] <puser> hello, does anybody know virtualbox irc channel?
[08:04] <deathnight114> okay
[08:04] <deathnight114> finished
[08:04] <deathnight114> Now
[08:05] <deathnight114> What do i do, just type gparted in terminal?
[08:05] <well_laid_lawn> puser: #vbox
[08:05] <puser> well_laid_lawn: thanx
[08:05] <well_laid_lawn> np:]
[08:06] <deathnight114> wildbat
[08:06] <deathnight114> I have it installed, what do i do now?
[08:07] <wildbat> deathnight114, hmm? just run it ~ it is user-friend gui tools
[08:07] <Theo> bullgard4: http://nopaste.ns-linux.org/?YzM4NT
[08:07] <wv> wildbat, deathnight114, I don't get it, he says he took 100GB for linux to install, doesn't he just want to delete his linux partition and attach it to his ntfs again?
[08:07] <deathnight114> What?
[08:07] <pat5star> Jordan_U: AWESOME! I've been working on another problem I have right now and I'm going to finish that up first, but I've downloaded your package and I've bookmarked that link you provided. I'll get to it first thing in the morning...
[08:07] <deathnight114> I just want it so that windows can use that 100GB again
[08:07] <wildbat> wv, hmmm <deathnight114> uhh, i have a question, is there any way to get back the hard drive space i partitioned on windows so that i could install ubuntu?
[08:07] <deathnight114> And linux to have access to it all too
[08:08] <pat5star> Jordan_U: and I'll look for you here afterwards, or some other time, and let you know how I made out. I really, really appreciate your help! :)
[08:08] <deathnight114> I already have ubuntu
[08:08] <deathnight114> I just was typing too fast LOL
[08:08] <wildbat> deathnight114, hold on ... you wanna have windows partitions resize or the ubuntu partitions?
[08:08] <deathnight114> uhh
[08:08] <deathnight114> I want the partitions to fuse
[08:08] <deathnight114> pretty much
[08:09] <deathnight114> so that there is only one
[08:09] <deathnight114> And they are both on it
[08:09] <wv> fusing partitions? will not work
[08:09] <wv> then you must use the windows-install method (forgot the name)
[08:09] <wv> then ubuntu is installed in a folder instead of a partition
[08:09] <deathnight114> So, i gotta do this in windows then?
[08:09] <deathnight114> I already have ubuntu installed
[08:10] <deathnight114> Believe me, i tried that LOL i could never get it to work
[08:10] <wv> yes, but you installed ubuntu on a (ext4?) seperate partition
[08:10] <bullgard4> Theo: Your USB hard disk is not mounted.
[08:10] <wv> of 100GB
[08:10] <deathnight114> Yes
[08:10] <wv> and your windows is on a ntfs partition
[08:10] <deathnight114> But, my windows OS Can't access that at all
[08:10] <deathnight114> I want it to be able to
[08:10] <wv> you can not merge them
[08:10] <wildbat> deathnight114, and you wanna resize that 100GB ubuntu ?
[08:10] <deathnight114> So it has 1TB
[08:11] <deathnight114> no
[08:11] <oCean_> deathnight114: please, ease up on the enter key, try to keep your descriptions/answers on one line
[08:11] <deathnight114> I want to merge them
[08:11] <Theo> bullgard4: Yes, I was hoping to get help with that
[08:11] <deathnight114> Sorry oCean_
[08:11] <deathnight114> it's a really bad habbit
[08:11] <bullgard4> Theo: Please nopaste the output of '~$ lsusb'.
[08:12] <wv> deathnight114, what you want is not possible
[08:12] <wildbat> deathnight114, you can't merge ext4 and a ntfs partition ...... windows run on ntfs, your ubuntu need ext4 ~
[08:12] <Jordan_U> pat5star: Please file a bug report if one hasn't been filed already. For someone who knows the code a permanent fix will probably be just as easy to find as the temporary one was for me, and debian will be hit by this as well once they upgrade to a newer version of GHC (if I understand correctly).
[08:12] <deathnight114> Then why is ubuntu able to read the stuff on my windows partition?
[08:12] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  how do I know if it worked...?
[08:13] <wv> deathnight114, because ubuntu has ntfs-drivers
[08:13] <wildbat> deathnight114, what you CAN do is that you have 3 partition ~ A) ext4 for ubuntu B) NTFS fr windows system C) NTFS for others stuff
[08:13] <wv> but windows has no ext4 drivers
[08:13] <deathnight114> hmm
[08:13] <temporarytao_> hello, need help with grub2
[08:13] <pat5star> Jordan_U: sure, I will. What language is the source code in, did you notice?
[08:13] <deathnight114> okay
[08:13] <Jordan_U> pat5star: Haskell
[08:13] <temporarytao_> messed grub2 up with startup manager
[08:13] <Theo> bullgard4: http://nopaste.ns-linux.org/?MTk1YW
[08:13] <deathnight114> So is there no possible way to allow windows to read the stuff on my ubuntu partition?
[08:13] <temporarytao_> now the menu only comes up for a second and then disappers
[08:14] <wildbat> deathnight114, OR ~ you wanna do a wubi install that put ubuntu in a NTFS file
[08:14] <pat5star> Jordan_U: ugh, well I won't be doing any serious coding on it myself then
[08:14] <deathnight114> Ehh
[08:14] <wv> Yes, Wubi, that was what I meant by installing ubuntu from within windows
[08:14] <deathnight114> I can't do any more OS Installs right now
[08:14] <deathnight114> :/
[08:14] <deathnight114> I don't want to uninstall it
[08:14] <deathnight114> I'm a noobie, would be a pain
[08:14] <pat5star> Jordan_U: like I said, I'll get to it first thing in the morning, let you know afterwards how I made out, and if needed, I'll file appropriate bug reports....thanks so much again for all your help :)
[08:14] <wv> then you'll have to stick with what you have...
[08:14] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: open it with diff user
[08:14] <nataraj_s> temporarytao_, maybe you just need to increase the timeout limit.
[08:15] <Jordan_U> pat5star: You're welcome.
[08:15] <bullgard4> Theo: Please do the same after having unplugged your USB hard drive.
[08:15] <deathnight114> Well, thanks anyways, i g2g D: cya
[08:15] <temporarytao_> nataraj_s, did that already. i even put in -1 (which was supposed to make it wait indefinitely)
[08:15] <temporarytao_> no luck
[08:15] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt: does that include superuser?
[08:15] <temporarytao_> nataraj_s, does the timeout entry need to be surrounded by quotation marks?
[08:16] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: yup
[08:16] <nataraj_s> temporarytao_, did you do, sudo update-grub after changing the timelimit?
[08:16] <temporarytao_> yep
[08:16] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  erm...
[08:16] <nataraj_s> temporarytao_, which file did you edit?
[08:16] <CaptainTrek> i think something is borked somewhere...
[08:16] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  its not working, superuser can see past it
[08:16] <temporarytao_>  /etc/default/grub
[08:16] <Theo> bullgard4: http://nopaste.ns-linux.org/?NTY5OD
[08:16] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: did you read all of them
[08:17] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  yeah i'll try again but...
[08:17] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: no chmod using sudo in ~ ok
[08:18] <temporarytao_> nataraj_s, i also tried holding down the shift key but that does not work either
[08:18] <Jordan_U> temporarytao_: Can you pastebin your /etc/default/grub?
[08:18] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  yeah that might be the reason xD
[08:18] <temporarytao_> Jordan_U, will do
[08:18] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: remove the ~/personal
[08:19] <bullgard4> Theo: So your kernel's USB subsystem recognizes your hard drive as "Seagate RSS LLC".  -- Now you need to mount this hard drive.
[08:19] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: remove the ~/personal *using sudo again
[08:19] <razzvi> test
[08:19] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  remove with sudo?  i did rm -rf on it without sudo and it worked
[08:19] <CaptainTrek> i'm recreating now
[08:19] <Theo> bullgard4: Ok, so I'm guessing I'm gonna want to replug it...then what?
[08:19] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: ok
[08:21] <bullgard4> Theo: Yes. Please re-plug it. Then look in Nautilus if you can find a device /dev/sdb or similar.
[08:23] <slav> hi
[08:23] <vivian> Hi
[08:23] <Eulerkid> Hello
[08:23] <temporarytao__> Jordan_U, this is the link: http://pastebin.com/e1Sm8aud
[08:23] <temporarytao__> sorry for the delay
[08:23] <temporarytao__> bad network
[08:23] <vivian> Can anyone help quick with an absolute noob? Me?
[08:24] <Theo> bullgard4: There is no "sdb", but there is "shm" and "snd"
[08:24] <subone> Can someone tell me how to trace a file-types icon to its location on my system, i want to set another filetype to the same icon
[08:24] <nataraj_s> temporarytao_, hmm, update-grub should have made the change permanent. You can always re-install grub2 using the CD if nothing else works.
[08:24] <temporarytao__> nataraj_s, i'd rather not do that. i can still boot to ubuntu but  i can't boot to windows which i need atm
[08:25] <pat5star> !ask | vivian
[08:25] <bullgard4> Theo: "snd" stands for "sound" and is not what we want. --  Let me see what shm stands for.
[08:25] <Jordan_U> temporarytao__: Can you pastebin your /boot/grub/grub.cfg?
[08:25] <zipper> hi can i know whats the directory of our dvd drive?
[08:25] <temporarytao__> Jordan_U, okay
[08:25] <vivian> Hi Pat, how can I change to a channel?
[08:25] <vivian> specifically, do I have to join another server
[08:26] <pat5star> vivian: no no, you're good here, you're in the ubuntu channel (#ubuntu). Go ahead, ask :)
[08:26] <vivian> Pat, what I mean is that I want to join a channel: irc://irc.quakenet.org/#assaultcube
[08:26] <temporarytao__> Jordan_U, here's the link: http://pastebin.com/ULSuZBwD
[08:27] <vivian> How do I do that?
[08:27] <tyler_d8> I have finished using disk-utility to create a raid-5 array(/dev/md0) and would like to auto-start it and mount it on startup -- this is not my primary drive, I have my OS on a single disk
[08:27] <rocket16> Hello again, respected members
[08:27] <bullgard4> Theo: "shm" probably stands for "shared memory" and is nto what we want either.
[08:27] <pat5star> vivian: connect to the quakenet server and type /join #assaultcube
[08:27] <nataraj_s> temporarytao__, you would be able to boot to both Ubuntu and Windows even after re-installing grub from the Live CD. You only need to run sudo update-grub once in Ubuntu after re-installing grub.
[08:27] <bullgard4> s/nto/not/
[08:28] <wildbat> Theo, do "sudo fdisk -l" see if it listed
[08:28] <vivian> Pat, thank you plenty!! Have a nice day!
[08:28] <pat5star> vivian: yw, u2
[08:28] <temporarytao__> nataraj_s, i was able to earlier. but then, i used "startup manager" to set the timeout to 0 because i rarely use windows and i want to boot directly to ubuntu
[08:28] <rocket16> temporarytao__: Yes, and you can replace the existing grub2 installation with a new one, with same entries (automatically set)
[08:28] <tdn> How do I get desktop effects to work in 10.04 with the new nouveau driver?
[08:29] <rocket16> temporarytao__: Well, which version of Ubuntu are you using? 10.04?
[08:29] <Jordan_U> temporarytao__: Odd, that grub.cfg looks correct (the menu should never time out). Could you pastebin the output of this script: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bootinfoscript/  ? It may be that you have another grub.cfg somewhere that is actually being read.
[08:29] <temporarytao__> now, i need to boot to windows and i can't access the grub menu any longer. it appears only for an instant no matter what timeout value i give
[08:29] <Theo> wildbat: http://nopaste.ns-linux.org/?YjFmZD Yes, it's listed
[08:29] <slav> !ask
[08:29] <temporarytao__> rocket16, 10.04
[08:29] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  superuser can still see it
[08:29] <subone> how do i set an icon for a specified mimetype?
[08:29] <rocket16> temporarytao__: If so, StartUp manager won't work. It is made for Grub, and from 9.10, Grub2 is the latest one. So, StartUp manager won't work, and will create only a mess.
[08:30] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt: ahhhh.... nevermind
[08:30] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  the filenames are visible... but the data is encrypted
[08:30] <rocket16> temporarytao__: StartUp manager is only upto 9.04,
[08:30] <CaptainTrek> sweet
[08:30] <temporarytao__> rocket16, yeah, i think i messed that up
[08:30] <Jordan_U> rocket16: statup manager supports grub2, just not particularly well.
[08:30] <temporarytao__> Jordan_U, +1 on that, definitely
[08:31] <Northwoods> Which is the best font for XChat , which is easliy readable ?
[08:31] <rocket16> temporarytao__: You need to reinstall Grub2 from Livecd
[08:31] <Northwoods> Xchat on ubuntu
[08:31] <Northwoods> rocket16,  ?
[08:31] <temporarytao__> rocket16, i'd rather not go that far just yet
[08:31] <rocket16> Northwoods: To me, it is Comic Sans MS
[08:32] <Northwoods> ok thankyou , any other suggestions ?
[08:32] <rocket16> temporarytao__: Ok, then just reinstall it using apt-get, that will work too.
[08:32] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  how do I create a launcher though?  it doesn't accept the options when i type it all in
[08:32] <slav> does irssi have setiing to disable loging (ex. ...joined... quit etc.)?
[08:32] <wildbat> Theo,  there you go /dev/sdb1 is your drive to mount then you can mount it with mount command.
[08:32] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[08:32] <bazhang> !quietirssi | slav
[08:33] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: what desktop ?
[08:33] <slav> ubottu: ty :)
[08:33] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  yeah a desktop launcher
[08:33] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  to mount it
[08:33] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: if in gnome on top of panel
[08:33] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  yeah i tried that
[08:34] <CaptainTrek> the launcher didnt work
[08:34] <NitzchONot> Hello guys, i have a question about automounting a disk
[08:34] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: right click create launcher
[08:34] <Northwoods> I have a message saying , Important updates available for software on this computer on my ubuntu , should i go and update all of them ?
[08:34] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  it didn't pass the arguments to the mount
[08:34] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  i know HOW to make a launcher, but it just didnt do it is all
[08:34] <Theo> wildbat: so I would tell it to mount /dev/sdb1/  ?
[08:35] <halfling> I accidentally hit some key combination and now ubuntu's color scheme is completely inverted, color-wise
[08:35] <Northwoods> rocket16, are there any inbuilt wallpapers for ubuntu ?
[08:35] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek: which arg
[08:35] <NitzchONot> if i do "fdisk -l" i see the disk, and the system is "Linux Swap / Solaris" what do i type to my fstab file ?
[08:36] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek:  Application in Terminal
[08:36] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  this one: key=passphrase,ecryptfs_cipher=aes,ecryptfs_key_bytes=16,ecryptfs_passthrough=n
[08:36] <rocket16> Northwoods: Sure, many are there. Along with Bisigi, many are provided, also you can get many others.
[08:36] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  I KNOW HOW TO MAKE A FREAKING LAUNCHER!  I've mande them before
[08:36] <CaptainTrek> made*
[08:36] <Northwoods> rocket16, i cannot find any on the installed version , do i need to download
[08:36] <Northwoods> ?
[08:36] <halfling> What is the Super button?
[08:36] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek:  no need to use caps
[08:36] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  the QUESTION is: why is it not passing said args through?
[08:36] <wildbat> Theo, simpliest thing to do is "sudo mkdir /media/1TBUSB; sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/1TBUSB
[08:36] <well_laid_lawn> NitzchONot: something like   /dev/hda7       none            swap    sw              0       0
[08:37] <rocket16> Northwoods: Surely you can, go to synaptic and search for the term wallpaper, and that will show you a list of wallpaper-packages
[08:37] <plouffe> I did a test install on a small partition and the livecd overwrote my grub on the MBR. Now I'm back on my main ubuntu install. How can I restore my grub without messing things up? Should I use grub-install.
[08:37] <Northwoods> rocket16, ok thankyou
[08:37] <EL_N3cio> buena
[08:37] <EL_N3cio> hi
[08:37] <NitzchONot> well_laid_lawn, "none" ? oO
[08:37] <rocket16> Northwoods: My pleasure, :)
[08:37] <Northwoods> and there is message for me to update my software on ubuntu
[08:37] <EL_N3cio> hI
[08:37] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek:  but it works in terminal right ?
[08:37] <nataraj_s> temporarytao_, If all else fails, hope http://pastebin.com/ky0m2jDK helps :)
[08:37] <Northwoods> its about 200 mb for all files
[08:37] <Northwoods> 116 files
[08:37] <Northwoods> should i update it ?
[08:37] <Northwoods> rocket16,  ?
[08:38] <well_laid_lawn> NitzchONot: none is the mountpoint
[08:38] <nataraj_s> temporarytao_, you probably know how to do it thought
[08:38] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  o.O  didnt think to pass it into terminal directly
[08:38] <CaptainTrek> lemme check
[08:38] <rocket16> Northwoods: Any problem there friend?
[08:38] <well_laid_lawn> NitzchONot: swap doesn't get mounted to a file
[08:38] <Theo> wildbat: Thank you! :D
[08:39] <Northwoods> rocket16, yes , my ubuntu is asknig me to update my software , its about 116 files
[08:39] <EL_N3cio> i neded  help
[08:40] <AliParto> who can help me in BackTrack4
[08:40] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  i typed it into terminal, kicked me to the mount helpscreen
[08:40] <CaptainTrek> er help page
[08:40] <NitzchONot> well_laid_lawn, aham well cant i mount it to a folder then? What i do, it's to automount it when the system starts. in my other PC, what i did whas to define the disk by UUID and mount it to a folder i created "/media/disk2mount"
[08:40] <AliParto> i wanna install yahoo messenger
[08:40] <NitzchONot> (Sorry, wall of text :) )
[08:40] <rocket16> Northwoods: Oh, sure. You can prevent those updates too, although better to keep System updated for better efficiency,
[08:41] <Northwoods> should i update it ?
[08:41] <Northwoods> "UPdate Manager"
[08:41] <well_laid_lawn> NitzchONot: why? - if it is labeled swap and uses the sw filesystem in fstab that's all you need afaik
[08:41] <Northwoods> rocket16, ok thanks
[08:42] <EL_N3cio> Hi
[08:43] <piyushmishra1> AliParto: use evolution or pidgin instead
[08:43] <EL_N3cio> who are spanish here ?
[08:43] <well_laid_lawn> !es
[08:43] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  any ideas?
[08:44] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek:  working on it
[08:44] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt:  mmkay, its 4:00 AM here so I need sleep is all
[08:44] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek:  ok
[08:45] <Northwoods> rocket16, one last question , when i tried to played mp3 , it started downloading some packages (searched for suitable plugin ) , i did download them , they were gstreamer-ffmpeg , gstreamer-fluendo-mp3 , gstreamer-plugin-ugly , when i clicked install , it said check if your country needs license , do i need license to play mp3 ?
[08:45] <NitzchONot> well_laid_lawn, can i bother you in private ? :)
[08:45] <Jordan_U> Northwoods: What country?
[08:45] <Northwoods> Jordan_U, India
[08:46] <rocket16> Northwoods: No problem. Just install them. In India, no such obligation is there, as I am from India too.
[08:46] <sid3k> hi all, I'm having trouble with oss4-base, synaptic gives this error message during installation: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/man/man1/ossinfo.1.gz', which is also in package oss-linux 0:4.2-2003, dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
[08:46] <Northwoods> rocket16, allright , thankyou
[08:46] <rocket16> Northwoods: My pleasure
[08:46] <sid3k> I've no idea about this error, moved ossinfo.1.gz file but still same error
[08:47] <well_laid_lawn> NitzchONot: keep it in the channel pls :] - i don't know everything
[08:48] <sid3k> any suggestions? google returns 0 results for the error. I can't believe how much is to use oss
[08:49] <CaptainTrek> wise_crypt: i'm goin to sleep, use memoserv to get me the solution if you find one
[08:50] <wise_crypt> CaptainTrek:  sudo mount -t ecryptfs ~/Personal ~/Personal
[08:51] <sje46> hey, I can't find my sound control
[08:51] <sid3k> *BUMP* !
[08:58] <rocket16> sje46: That is possibly due to Sound applet error. Reset the panels, and it will help.
[08:58] <rocket16> !resetpanel | sje46
[08:58] <sje46> thank you!
[08:58] <jarvis> sje46
[08:58] <Northwoods> My screen automatically locks itself when inactive for about 15 mins , and my update manager stops , how can leave my system on , so that my screen doens't lock and download continues ?
[08:59] <Northwoods> rocket16,  ?
[08:59] <Northwoods> any idea ?
[08:59] <rocket16> sje46: You are most welcome, :)
[09:00] <rocket16> Northwoods: Sorry friend, I was afk. What was the question?
[09:00] <Northwoods> My screen automatically locks itself when inactive for about 15 mins , and my update manager stops , how can leave my system on , so that my screen doens't lock and download continues ?
[09:00] <bazhang> Northwoods, checked screensaver preferences? uncheck lock screen when inactive, and set the timeout to longer
[09:01] <Northwoods> bazhang, ok , let me try , thankyou
[09:01] <rocket16> Northwoods: Go to System-Prefrerences-Screensaver, and there, drag the panel to 2 hours.
[09:01] <bazhang> Northwoods, you can also check Power Management (accessible from SS preferences)
[09:01] <bricky> lol
[09:01] <Northwoods> If i set the screensaver on , will that let my downloads continue ?
[09:02] <bazhang> Northwoods, should do, I'd check the Power Management, to be honest
[09:02] <rocket16> Northwoods: Yes,
[09:02] <Northwoods> ok , yes i have configured power management
[09:02] <Northwoods> as well
[09:06] <bricky> some themes are so hard to instlal hahaa
[09:07] <bazhang> bricky, from the theme manager?
[09:07] <bricky> hmm
[09:07] <well_laid_lawn> !themes
[09:07] <dupondje> http://dupondje.be/DSCF1025.JPG => Any idea's ? System crashes after that :s
[09:07] <bricky> which one do you use?
[09:07] <bricky> bazhang
[09:08] <bazhang> bricky, which one did you have trouble with? got a link?
[09:08] <rocket16> bricky: You can get several nice themes at Bisigi project at http://www.bisigi-project.org/?page_id=6&lang=en
[09:08] <bricky> yes im looking for it as we speak :)
[09:10] <Jordan_U> dupondje: Could you try using an untainted upstream kernel from: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/  ?
[09:10] <sburjan> Hello. can someone tell me a decent photo editor ?  I need it for taking screenshots, and then selectong only a part of the screenshot for further use. I think Gimp is actually too complex for this
[09:11] <dupondje> Jordan_U: a 2.6.33 ? or daily ? or .34 ? :)
[09:11] <gaurav> i am facing problem in internet
[09:12] <tyler__> sburjan: Ubuntu comes with it's own screenshot utility.
[09:12] <tyler__> Applications - Accessories - Take Screenshot.
[09:13] <Jordan_U> dupondje: 2.6.34 is probabl most likely not to kernel panic, 2.6.32 will have the most relevance to Ubuntu 10.04's shipping kernel.
[09:13] <tyler__> sburjan: It also has an option to take a screenshot of only part of your screen.
[09:13] <sburjan> i know. but I'll only need a part from that screenshot.. I'll have to cut out a part from the middle of it
[09:13] <sburjan> ah.. okay
[09:13] <sburjan> I'll try that
[09:14] <tyler__> sburjan: Also, GIMP isn't that hard to use for simple cropping and a 'crop job' can be done in a few minutes (probably less).
[09:14] <dupondje> installing linux-image-2.6.34-020634-generic_2.6.34-020634_amd64.deb
[09:16] <shimmr7> can anyone tell me how to set chrome (for example) as my default web browser?  i still have applications launching firefox
[09:16] <sburjan> is t here any shortcut in taking the screenshot ?
[09:16] <rocket16> shimmr7: Go to System-Prefrecnes-preferred applications, and set chrome as default browser.
[09:17] <tyler__> sburjan: I don't think so, I think the best bet would be to hotkey the screenshot utility and just roll with that.
[09:17] <shimmr7> rocket16: thank you! much obliged!
[09:17] <madjoe> can anyone point me to a good tutorial on how to use SVN?
[09:17] <rocket16> sburjan: Go to System-Prefrecnes-Keyboard Shortcuts, and set a new shortcut there, making hotkey of this command: gnome-screenshot --interactive
[09:18] <rocket16> shimmr7: You are most welcome, :)
[09:18] <gaurav> my internet is not working i think that some files r been croupted
[09:18] <gaurav> plz help
[09:20] <wildbat> !details | gaurav
[09:20] <dupondje> Jordan_U: booted, lets see if we can reproduce it now
[09:20] <Tau> gaurav:  how can you be accessing the irc without internet
[09:23] <dupondje> Jordan_U: now it locked up, without stacktrace
[09:24] <dupondje> ow, it says 'BUG: cpu soft lockup ...'
[09:25] <Jordan_U> dupondje: Can you file a bug report with "ubuntu-bug linux"? (if you're able to boot far enough to do so)
[09:25] <tyler__> sburjan: Actually, yeah, you can hotkey the gnome screenshot utility to take a shot directly. After pressing the hotkey, the utility will take a screenshot and then open a GUI that asks you where to save the picture (and what format).
[09:26] <tyler__> sburjan: If you need help setting up a hotkey don't hesitate to ask.
[09:26] <dupondje> Jordan_U: on the .32 stock kernel or the 2.6.34 one ?
[09:27] <gaurav> i am gaurav i am using ubuntu 10.04 yesterday i updated my computer but after that my internet connection in not working fine it is very slow in firefox i raerly works help
[09:28] <Rurd2di[ON3]> hey
[09:28] <Rurd2di[ON3]> anyone know why vnc wuld open, bring up pw box, then close off and not even login
[09:28] <Rurd2di[ON3]> like it accepts pw
[09:28] <Rurd2di[ON3]> but nuthn happens
[09:29] <bgsmith> greetings channel, when I boot my ubuntu 9.10 box, I am greeted with a busybox shell, I have RAID with lvm on it and the error I get is similar to this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/444563. What are my options ?
[09:29] <temporarytao> anyone know why i can'te
[09:29] <temporarytao> q
[09:30] <Jordan_U> dupondje: I'd submit it against the untainted .32, because an untainted report is more usefull to upstream, but mention that you can reproduce it with Ubuntu's kernel and untainted 34-020634.
[09:31] <shelan> In my hp pavilion6 laptopt with ubuntu 10.04 64 bit  , always show 100% battery ,an on AC power . any fixes ?
[09:31] <gaurav> i am gaurav i am using ubuntu 10.04 yesterday i updated my computer but after that my internet connection in not working fine it is very slow in firefox i raerly works  error dosent comes it dont do any thing
[09:31] <Rurd2di[ON3]> anyone know why vnc wuld open, bring up pw box, then close off and not even login
[09:32] <Rurd2di[ON3]> did all the configs etc
[09:32] <Rurd2di[ON3]> but no luck
[09:32] <gaurav> can any one help me regarding this
[09:33] <gaurav> can any body help me
[09:33] <Rurd2di[ON3]> i need vnc help
[09:33] <Rurd2di[ON3]> and im still waitin b4 u
[09:33] <rocket16> gaurav: What is the problem?
[09:34] <rocket16> Rurd2di[ON3]: To make VNC active, go to Applications-Internet-Remote Desktop Viewer, and click connect. enter the IP Address of host. Then, click connect,
[09:34] <Rurd2di[ON3]> tryin to connect from windows 7 to ubuntu mate
[09:35] <rocket16> Rurd2di[ON3]: That is possible, only because of IP address error, or slow connection.
[09:35] <shelan> is there a power management problem in 10.04?
[09:35] <Rurd2di[ON3]> but its local gbit
[09:35] <Rurd2di[ON3]> grr
[09:35] <gaurav> my internet connection is working very slow .....last time i installed the webmin very slow dear i cant understand why all this is happening any web pages r not opening
[09:35] <rocket16> Rurd2di[ON3]: I see. Then, you need to get the VNC service in Windows too. Also, I think you should keep the Ubuntu VNC running before attempting connection from win7,
[09:36] <gaurav> rocket16 help me
[09:36] <rocket16> gaurav: I see. No problem, use a Light-weight browser, like ELINKS. Also, connection will work I think.
[09:36] <Rurd2di[ON3]> i cant connect in
[09:37] <simplexio> Rurd2di[ON3]: ifconfig tell you if you have errors etc in connection
[09:37] <Damascene> hi,
[09:37] <Rurd2di[ON3]> just seems to hang
[09:37] <Rurd2di[ON3]>           UP LOOPBACK RUNNING  MTU:16436  Metric:1
[09:37] <Rurd2di[ON3]>           RX packets:20 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[09:37] <Rurd2di[ON3]>           TX packets:20 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[09:37] <Rurd2di[ON3]>           collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
[09:37] <Rurd2di[ON3]>           RX bytes:1200 (1.2 KB)  TX bytes:1200 (1.2 KB)
[09:37] <FloodBot1> Rurd2di[ON3]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:37] <Damascene> I can't get firefox out of offline state
[09:37] <rocket16> Hello Damascene, welcome to Ubuntu
[09:37] <rocket16> Damascene: Click the File menu, and uncheck Work Offline.
[09:37] <gaurav> why this all is happening wright now before all works correctly
[09:38] <Damascene> I did, didn't work rocket16
[09:38] <rocket16> gaurav: I think it is a browser problem. Also, is the Internet connection active?
[09:38] <gaurav> ya
[09:38] <gaurav> i am sure about that internet connection is active
[09:38] <Damascene> that happened after using the hibernate command but I'm not sure that this is the cause
[09:39] <gaurav> that why irc working
[09:39] <Damascene> I'm using 3g connection and it's connected as I'm talking to you now
[09:39] <rocket16> Damascene: Restarting firefox might help
[09:39] <simplexio> Rurd2di[ON3]: thats loopback connection
[09:39] <Rurd2di[ON3]> i know
[09:39] <Rurd2di[ON3]> posted wrong
[09:39] <Rurd2di[ON3]> but it all seems fine
[09:39] <Rurd2di[ON3]> is there a better way to get vncserver workin in ubuntu 10
[09:39] <bricky> anybody want to recommend a decent dvd creating app or does the normal one work for data, iso, movie, etc,
[09:40] <Damascene> rocket16, no
[09:40] <gaurav> rocket this time my updation is not aslo working
[09:40] <rocket16> gaurav: I think, then it is certainly a software problem. Install a new lightweight browser, and it will help.
[09:41] <simplexio> Rurd2di[ON3]: well, i have had some problems with my 1G eth after i have tried use high MTU, with 1500 it work ok
[09:41] <gaurav> how can i know that my net is giving what speed and it is active or not