[00:00] <Nith> mc-george: make a back up before you run it
[00:00] <starshine> anyone else willing to try to help with "Falling back to standard locale" ?
[00:00] <soundray> xb3rt: it must have left behind that setting. Check where it's made with 'cd /etc ; grep -r http_proxy *'
[00:00] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: it says, -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 203 2008-02-27 21:32 /etc/modules
[00:00] <Nith> dpkg-reconfigure has a nasty habit of loosing all of your resolutions
[00:00] <mc-george> thanks pelo
[00:00] <iRRVi> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10]
[00:00] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: so this file exists and has 203 bytes. Do a 'cat /etc/modules' to see what's in there now
[00:00] <ArthurArchnix> Integration: Yup. 20GB for install sounds about right, then there is the backups or whatever that Vista makes.
[00:01] <Pelo> Nith, the problem is that he can'T use is current xorg.  loosing his rez is trivial
[00:01] <amenado> Nith-> then its a good idea to save a copy of your xorg.conf before issuing such command
[00:01] <paulsherman> how do i get my soundcard to work?
[00:01] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: I don't need to know, so don't paste or pastebin please
[00:01] <Integration> oh my god lol
[00:01] <xb3rt> soundray: a screenful of stuff showed up with a lot of Permission denied statements
[00:01] <Pelo> !sound > paulsherman check for a private message windows with instructions from ubotu
[00:01] <starshine> any experts in chroot environments about? maybe they can help with this locales thing
[00:01] <paulsherman> ok thanks
[00:01]  * Pelo goes to make some food, bbl
[00:02] <h0ax> how hard is it to configure a nvidia dual monitor card to work with ubuntu?
[00:02] <soundray> xb3rt: slight modification: 'cd /etc ; grep -r http_proxy * 2>/dev/null'
[00:02] <l33> i need you lsmod
[00:02] <pike_> h0ax: pretty easy /msg ubotu dualhead
[00:02] <l33> iRRVi: lsmod pastebin please
[00:02]  * Nith hates graphics issues
[00:02] <Integration> ArthurArchnix, do you think it's worth it to keep vista? or should i just put xp in half of the drive and half for ubuntu
[00:02] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: sorry my chatzilla screwed up
[00:02] <mrpockets> esdfcvafwzSFVCAWSZFV !!!!!!!!!!1
[00:03] <Nith> mrpockets: I know what you mean
[00:03] <mrpockets> thank you
[00:03] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: forget about this file for the moment. When you run 'lsmod | grep emu10k1', does it give you any output?
[00:03] <xb3rt> soundray: should that of shown its location
[00:03] <JaxJagsfan> soundray, hang on
[00:03] <soundray> xb3rt: yes
[00:03] <PurpZeY> Can someone help me out, I can't seem to boot into Ubuntu at all on my dual HD/Dual boot. It was working fine yesterday, earlier I booted back to Ubuntu and now about half way through the "bar" on start up my monitor loses signal and I get nothing.
[00:03] <starshine> soundray: is this locales thing going to screw up my normal apps usage
[00:03] <h0ax> thanks pike_
[00:03] <ArthurArchnix> Integration: Why does it matter what I think? Do you need Vista? Do you like it?
[00:03] <iRRVi> l33: http://rafb.net/p/dLn26w59.html
[00:04] <l33> iRRVi: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-219336.html
[00:04] <soundray> starshine: I don't think so. I've had this problem with perl scripts for a while, but it never affected functionality in any way I could notice
[00:04] <iRRVi> l33: i'll check it out
[00:04] <l33> iRRVi: check your bio
[00:04] <l33> iRRVi: check your bios
[00:04] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: yes it gave me a long answer.  Too long to paste here
[00:04] <Nith> PurpZeY: after you restart and you loose the signal, does CTRL+ALT+F1 still work?
[00:04] <Integration> ArthurArchnix, well I was saving it because I don't have an install disk for it and it came preloaded. I was thinking to keep it also for whatever new technology comes out for Vista only.
[00:04] <starshine> soundray: it's just, I'm gonna have somewhat less talented linuxers hanging out in that chroot env, and I don't want them freaking out at me :/
[00:05] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: does it look more like data or more like error messages?
[00:05] <PurpZeY> Nith: I don't think so. I tried it. I'll try it again in a sec.....Well, this is curious. I can boot into the old kernel...but I upgraded the new one a few weeks ago.
[00:05] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: lemmie check again
[00:05] <ArthurArchnix> Integration: Sounds good. You should use the make recovery disk option that they have.
[00:05] <elTigre> Hey, I want to use xrandr to set up a dual head configuration
[00:05] <elTigre> but xrandr only shows one output
[00:06] <elTigre> which I think is wrong, since I can clone the desktop
[00:06] <iRRVi> l33: been there done that
[00:06] <Nith> PurpZeY: sorry, thats beyond me -.-
[00:06] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: I don't really see any errors there
[00:06] <l33> :-(
[00:06] <soundray> starshine: have you entered the error message 'as is' into google?
[00:06] <l33> iRRVi: sorry
[00:06] <PurpZeY> Nith: Well, I am trying the new kernel w/ ctl + alt + f1...see if that gets me anywhere. . .
[00:06] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: okay, that means that the driver for your soundcard is loaded. No need to manipulate /etc/modules
[00:06] <starshine> soundray: yes. I got hits on a few forums.  several answers were offered. some worked for their users (breezy mostly) but none worked for me.
[00:07] <Integration> ArthurArchnix, I'm going to look for a way to stop the backups that vista makes from eating my whole hd
[00:07] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: sounds are still not working though
[00:07] <derdui_> could anybody help me please? in cups i see this:"Unable to open USB port device file: No such file or directory" what can i do?
[00:07] <kris_ph> starshine: It really helps.. how to find and delete files with "nagio" automatically?
[00:07] <hkais> hello
[00:07] <kris_ph> starshine: *nagios
[00:08] <PurpZeY> Nith: Ok....Wow, for no particular reason at all it seems to be working now....Maybe my gfx card is going....I tried it a ton of times too, now suddenly it works....too bizarre.
[00:08] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: do you have a loudspeaker symbol in the top panel?
[00:08] <kaxi> i can't figure out why autologing in with kdm is not working for me. in installed a base ubuntu system with kdm and it doesn't auto login even after i edited /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc and uncommenting AutoLoginEnable=true  AutoLoginUser=ubuntu
[00:08] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: yes I do
[00:08] <Nith> PurpZeY: the magic of tech support
[00:08] <icesword> firefox beta 4 is out,hohoho
[00:08]  * PurpZeY giggles.
[00:08] <hkais> how to get under vmware a already exiting image running? I cannot startup my nic
[00:08] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: double-click that to open the mixer control panel
[00:08] <PurpZeY> Nith: It's the ever present "tink" in your car that never happens when you get to the mechanic. . .
[00:09] <Nith> exactly
[00:09] <soundray> starshine: is there anything wrong in /etc/environment ?
[00:09] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: It's open.  Now what?
[00:09] <xb3rt> soundray: did you get my querey
[00:09] <Nith> but so much the better
[00:09] <Nith> hope the bug stays down
[00:09] <starshine> kris_ph: do the search I offered, add -type f into the line so it only finds *files*
[00:09] <starshine> soundray: other than that I'm chroot'ing into the area?
[00:10] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: see if Master and PCM are unmuted and turned up
[00:10] <soundray> xb3rt: no, sorry, must have missed it
[00:10] <AR1FA4_Uk> HEY GUYS im new 2 linux an im trying 2 compile my wifi drive as it tells me in the read me file it instructs me of a command which is $ make , so i past it into terminal and it say bash $: command not found, any ideas
[00:10] <starshine> soundray: the current one has a PATH line at the top and the rest is a comment block
[00:10] <soundray> starshine: forgot, sorry.
[00:10] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: You mean turned up all the way?
[00:11] <starshine> soundray: but I'm not sure that it can properly honour it when I 'log in' this way :/
[00:11] <icesword> AR1FA4_Uk, whick make
[00:11] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: why not, unless you wake someone up if it suddenly works...
[00:11] <xb3rt> soundray: i just sent another one
[00:11] <Nith> AR1FA4_Uk: make is available in the repos. Try going system --> Administration --> Synaptic then look for "make" there
[00:11] <starshine> soundray: though there is a previous copy backed up from legend2440 giving me localeconf to try
[00:11] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: I have both all the way up and unmuted.
[00:12] <Nith> AR1FA4_Uk: then install it if its not installed, if it is then you've a diff problem :)
[00:12] <soundray> xb3rt: 'gksudo gedit /etc/environment' and remove the http_proxy line
[00:12] <hkais> anyone here, who cann tell me how to get my nic running?
[00:12] <lsmobrian> AR1FA4_UK:   do not include $ just type make
[00:12] <AR1FA4_Uk> ok ill try that
[00:12] <soundray> starshine: mine has LANG="en_GB.UTF-8", so if that's missing in yours, it could be part of the problem
[00:13] <kris_ph> I got this error: /usr/share/sendmail/sendmail: line 875: /usr/sbin/sendmail-msp: No such file or deirectory.. what does it mean?
[00:13] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: now have a look at System-Preferences-Sound and try some of the test buttons
[00:13] <xb3rt> soundray: after doing that I got a similar error
[00:13] <Nith> lsmobrian: good catch
[00:13] <soundray> xb3rt: you need to activate the change. Easiest thing is to reboot
[00:14] <xb3rt> soundray: ok
[00:14] <threeseas> help: having a package manage problem, need more space, where can I get some (via delete)
[00:14] <starshine> \o/
[00:14] <starshine> soundray: I got it. wanna hear what fixed it?
[00:14] <lsmobrian> threeseas, a good place to look is in /boot, if u have more than one kernel, you can go into synaptic and delete old/unused kernels
[00:15] <soundray> starshine: please
[00:15] <p221072> hi
[00:15] <hkais> I have a old vmware-instance, and my nic will not come up. How can I get the nic running?
[00:15] <andguent> threeseas: /var/cache/apt/archives/ usually has plenty you can empty out too
[00:15] <starshine> soundray: someone had previously suggested I run locale-gen.  it wasn't sufficient to run that with no commandline.  I've told it to generate two obvious named locales and now there's no more complaints.
[00:16] <AR1FA4_Uk> ok thank u terminal is doing summthing now
[00:16] <starshine> soundray: in my case en_US and en_US.UTF-8 and of course other people's mileage - or kilometreage - will vary
[00:16] <soundray> starshine: wow, sometimes you just have to intervene at a low level...
[00:17] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: I clicked on sound capture: ALSA - Advanced Linux Sound Architecture and it gave me this error message, Failed to construct test pipeline for 'gconfaudiosrc ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=chat'
[00:17] <soundray> starshine: knottage ;)
[00:17] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: I think that is the problem there.
[00:17] <starshine> soundray: yeah so basically, I needed *several* of the offered answers. together.
[00:17] <elTigre> sorry my computer crashed
[00:17] <AR1FA4_Uk> i have another command which says # make install, should i ignor the #
[00:17] <elTigre> or at least it was totally unresponsive so that I couldn't do anything
[00:17] <lsmobrian> yep
[00:18] <AR1FA4_Uk> ok
[00:18] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: what about the playback options?
[00:18] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: hang on lemmie try them
[00:19] <pisecx> hi all. can anybody help me to fix one problem? I have some runnable .sh in my home directory. I have created /usr/bin/myprogram where is have types the path to this .sh file and made it +x. all is ok, when I type program name it runs. but it keeps the console. I can not close console before to close this program. if I will close the terminal, the program is closed also. as a result I can not run this with alt+f2, and I can not make desktop shortcut
[00:19] <AR1FA4_Uk> thx 4 your help, lsmobrian
[00:19] <Arrick> hey alll.... I am running a ubuntu server install, 6.06.* and have ssh installed on it. I access it from windows, using putty, and everything works fine, however when I run "apt-get update" it throws an error of "Incorrect MAC received on Packet" during the section of updates from "Get:7 http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security/main packages" amy ideas?
[00:19] <elTigre> Hey, what can I do to make xrandr acknowledge my second screen??
[00:20] <starshine> soundray: and the tircky ouchy thing is, even setting it to C, it wasn't gonna be happy while I had no locales generated at all.  results of debootstrap based install, I think.
[00:20] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: it pops up a testing window that has a meter that goes back and forth and it says to click Ok to finish but still no sounds
[00:20] <soundray> starshine: makes sense
[00:20] <threeseas> andguent: that directory is already empty.
[00:20] <andguent> arrick: can that server access the internet ok? Is it correct to assume you are running headless (no monitor)?
[00:21] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: is your SB Live card selected in the menus at the bottom?
[00:21] <hkais> Is my issue a big problem? How can I setup my nic under ubuntu lts?
[00:21] <Jgonick> Question for audio.  I have audio, but the volume control is glitchy.  when you click on it once it shows Bass, not the master volume.  Is theis typical and if not any idea on how to fix it?
[00:21] <andguent> threeseas: another option to try is 'cd /' then 'du -sh *'
[00:21] <soundray> pisecx: call your program with 'programname &'
[00:21] <Arrick> it can access the internet, yes, and also it is indeed running headless (at the moment, kvm is at the house andguent) im at school
[00:21] <pisecx> soundray: let me try
[00:22] <soundray> pisecx: if that's not enough, 'nohup programname &'
[00:22] <andguent> arrick: weird MAC address messages sometimes means an IP address conflict, not sure if this is your problem though
[00:22] <icesword> guys,rise up,upgrade your firefox to beta 4,damn good it is!
[00:22] <Achoth> I disagree.
[00:22] <icesword> why
[00:23] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: Yes it is.  It shows SBLive! Value [CT4831] (Alsa mixer)
[00:23] <andguent> threeseas: that command will tell you what directories are taking up how much, cd into the biggest one and repeat the du
[00:23] <pisecx> soundray: thanks a lot!
[00:23] <Achoth> Because I prefer Opera :P
[00:23] <genii> Arrick: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/faq.html#faq-incorrect-mac
[00:23] <pisecx> soundray: it works now
[00:23] <icesword> Achoth, hmm,one 's meat is another's poison
[00:23] <mrpockets> I should be able to upgrade pidgin to the newest version with sudo apt-get upgrade pidgin, right?:
[00:24] <JaxJagsfan> iceworld: I'm using Firefox 3 Beta 4. :)
[00:24] <threeseas> ok
[00:24] <Achoth> icesword: One mans disgust is another mans fetish.
[00:24] <JaxJagsfan> Icesworld: Not on this Linux PC though but on my WindowsXP machine, yes.
[00:25] <Wavesonics> ok i need some serious help
[00:25] <Wavesonics>  i edited my xorg.conf, and it runs fine, but now the resolution and display program doesnt work
[00:25] <Wavesonics> doesnt launch even
[00:25] <elTigre> Hi! I want to setup Dual Head support on my laptop with an Intel chip
[00:25] <andguent> mrpockets: that is a safe command to run when upgrading pidgin
[00:25] <JaxJagsfan> soundray: Let me try changing speakers and see if it's the current speakers not working right.
[00:25] <elTigre> the only guide I found for that does not work as the assumption is for xrandr to find the second screen
[00:26] <andguent> it will get the newest version available from the repositories (possibly not the NEWest....)
[00:26] <Wavesonics> elTigre: join the club, been on this for hours
[00:26] <pisecx> soundray: its ok now with running in console and then close console, but it still not working with alt+f2, is it possible to resolve it?
[00:26] <elTigre> I had it working once
[00:26] <soundray> JaxJagsfan: okay. I'm logging off soon. Sorry I haven't been much of a help.
[00:26] <elTigre> with an x config
[00:26] <Wavesonics> elTigrea: me too for a moment... but it looked all efed up
[00:26] <Dr_willis> pisecx,  dont use the 'close button' on the termional window. spawn stuff to the background with & and use the exit command in the terminal.
[00:27] <Seeeb> anyone knows why my cpu has 95% activity? http://img530.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotsm4.png  => what are mount.fs and gam_server and why does Thunar need so much resources?
[00:27] <pisecx> Dr_willis: hm.. ok
[00:27] <soundray> pisecx: add the & at the end of the calling command inside your script
[00:27] <Dr_willis> pisecx,  :) but i just heard the last bit of your problem. I just got here.. but thats a common 'thing' that people dont realize  :) the close button tells all spawmned things to close also.
[00:28] <pisecx> soundray:
[00:28] <pisecx> #! /bin/sh
[00:28] <pisecx> /home/z/idea-7590/bin/idea.sh > null
[00:28] <soundray> pisecx: so make it
[00:28] <Dr_willis> /home/z/idea-7590/bin/idea.sh > null  &
[00:28] <soundray>  /home/z/idea-7590/bin/idea.sh > null &
[00:28] <brandonc503> im trying to change my resolution but nothing is happening
[00:28] <pisecx> oh, ok =)
[00:28] <Dr_willis> Gotta love bash job controll.
[00:28] <Dr_willis> & is our friend.
[00:29] <Dr_willis> if thats a one line script = you could make it an alias.  also.
[00:29] <soundray> pisecx: btw, to conform to standards, you should put this in /usr/local/bin rather than /usr/bin
[00:29] <pisecx> alt+f2 still don't work )
[00:29] <brandonc503> says in 20 seconds its going to revert back if i dont keep settings.. so i say keep but nothing happens
[00:29] <sfears> are you already at the maximum resolution brandonc503
[00:29] <Wavesonics> do dual head displays need to be the same resolution?
[00:29] <pisecx> soundray: ok, I will
[00:29] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,  no they do not.
[00:29] <Jeriath> no
[00:29] <Jeriath> i need quad displays
[00:29] <Jeriath> per machine
[00:29] <Jeriath> then ill be good on desktop space
[00:29] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,   I hook up tv and high res lcd;s all the time. :) or 2 different res lcd's
[00:29] <Wavesonics> Dr_willis: is there any problem with doing dual head with compiz?
[00:30] <Jeriath> yes
[00:30] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,  ive done it with my nvidia cards just fine.
[00:30] <Jeriath> um
[00:30] <Wavesonics> ATI?
[00:30] <Jeriath> its a pita though
[00:30] <Jeriath> especially with different resolutions
[00:30] <Dr_willis> You dont want my oponoion of ATI cards.
[00:30] <Jeriath> i dunno about ati
[00:30] <Jeriath> cept that they suck
[00:30] <Wavesonics> i had it working using xrandr for a moment, but it looked all efed up
[00:30] <Wavesonics> trust me... i know.
[00:30] <Dr_willis> I wouldent even want to use compiz with ati.
[00:30] <Dr_willis> I dont really use comiz with nvidia either. :)
[00:30] <Wavesonics> it's an old Radeon 9800 Pro, about 5 years old now
[00:31] <Wavesonics> well Compiz with 1 head is running jsut fine so far
[00:31] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,  i got one of those. :) proberly one of the better cards  for ati these days.. which is sad. :)
[00:31] <Dr_willis> its in the closet.. but its a backup card.. just in case. heh.
[00:31] <soundray> xb3rt: all right?
[00:31] <chx> hi, i get php: Symbol `client_errors' has different size in shared object, consider re-linking i reinstalled all php packages and still
[00:31] <p221072> who can help me in installing a new theme for gnome?
[00:32] <xb3rt> soundray: 1 second
[00:32] <Wavesonics> man, i have tried so many times over the years to get dual head working... and i was so close this time
[00:32] <Dr_willis> p221072,  i normally download the various theme bits with the gnome-art program, and drag/drop them to the theme selection tool.
[00:32] <Dr_willis> !info gnome-art
[00:32] <ubot3> gnome-art: install GNOME themes from art.gnome.org. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.2-7ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 27 kB, installed size 200 kB
[00:32] <larry> this is my first time using this program . i can't get anything to open after i dpownload them . any suggestions on how to do it ?
[00:33] <Dr_willis> larry,  depends on what you are 'downloading'
[00:33] <Wavesonics> Dr_willis: is there a problem with having the frame buffer over 2048x2048? Mine needs to be 3084x1200
[00:33] <xb3rt> soundray: it worked, but now my synaptic says theirs a broken package on my system
[00:33] <larry> everything i'm downloading
[00:33] <soundray> Wavesonics: I know. What really freaked me out was how in Mac OS X it Just Works -- no config at all
[00:33] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,  Framebuffer for the console? getting the console dual headed.. is a much different task then getting X on a dual head.. I normally disable the framebuffer.
[00:34] <Wavesonics> no no
[00:34] <Wavesonics> the VIrtual Directive
[00:34] <soundray> xb3rt: what package is that?
[00:34] <Wavesonics> Virtual
[00:34] <andguent> brandonc503: my wife had that problem yesterday.... my fix was to edit xorg.conf, but there should be a better way, can you try Ctrl-Alt-Numpad+ or Ctrl-Alt-Numpad- (minus)
[00:34] <p221072> ty
[00:34] <adrock358> I have ubuntu / vista dual boot.  I can't find a driver for my network adapter in vista.  Anyone know any vista help channels?
[00:34] <xb3rt> doesnt say, im suppose to locate it
[00:34] <robobob> guys how do i single out my band with so all of it is devoted to a specific program
[00:34] <Dr_willis> You mean for a large virtual desktop. I havent used that in years.
[00:34] <soundray> xb3rt: best to exit synaptic and run 'sudo apt-get -f install'
[00:34] <Wavesonics> Dr_willis: how do you have yours set up?
[00:35] <Wavesonics> Dr_willis: I was using xrandr to do it
[00:35] <adrock358> Anybody?
[00:35] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,  i have 2 widescreen monitors, using nvidia, with twinview.  -  What part specificially are you refering to?
[00:35] <soundray> adrock358: ##windows
[00:35] <Pelo> robobob, not sure there is a throttling prog in ubuntu but try searching throttle in synaptic
[00:35] <legend2440> !vista
[00:35] <ubot3> vista is the new 'operating system' by the evil overlords from Redmond. For more information, see http://www.badvista.org and !windows
[00:35] <Wavesonics> Dr_willis: Ah well, twinview is a nvidia specific app I'm guessing?
[00:35] <adrock358> soundray.  thanks bro.  have a good one.
[00:35]  * vehho está away.. [automaticamente away depois de 20min] [t7DS: pager/on, logging/on]
[00:35] <genii> robobob: You want to throttle bandwith or just have another priority to run it at?
[00:36] <soundray> !away | vehho
[00:36] <ubot3> vehho: You should avoid changing your nick in a busy channel like #ubuntu - it causes unrequired scrolling which is unfair to new users.  (Please set your preferred nick in your client's settings instead.)  The same goes for using noisy away messages; use the command "/away <reason>" to set your client away silently.  See also «/msg ubotu Guidelines»
[00:36]  * Pelo wants the !vista message to read , Vista is the best incentive to learn linux
[00:36] <Nith> adrock358: do you know the card?
[00:36] <Dr_willis> Wavesonics,  twinview is an extension to the xinerama support of X. ati has a similer thing.
[00:36] <Wavesonics> Dr_willis: Do you know what it is called? I'll bet it is part of the restricted driver which was giving me problems, so now Im using the open source one
[00:37] <genii> robobob: For specifying bandwidth limits to an app, use trickle. For re-prioritizing use renice
[00:37] <soundray> ubot3, no, Vista is the best incentive to learn Linux, says Pelo
[00:37] <Wavesonics> hahahahaha ohh goood.... i jsut some how disabled my primary display... awesome.
[00:37] <Pelo> soundray, are you mocking me ?
[00:37] <Malachi> I was using sbackup and didn't realize that it created temporary files. (I should have known.) I ran out of HD space and had to reboot. When I reboot, I didn't gain any HD space. Where are the temp files for sbackup located?
[00:38] <soundray> Pelo: yes. Is that a problem? :)
[00:38] <soundray> !vista
[00:38] <ubot3> vista is the new 'operating system' by the evil overlords from Redmond. For more information, see http://www.badvista.org and !windows
[00:38] <Pelo> Malachi, try in /tmp or in /home/username/.sbackup
[00:38] <Pelo> soundray, it could become one
[00:38] <soundray> Pelo: hasn't worked anyway
[00:39] <soundray> Pelo: I better log off before you threaten sanctions.
[00:39] <shedflex> hi there, there's a package I want to build from source 'avr-libc' in ubuntu because the prebuilt one is missing some vital lib files - how can I ask 'apt' to download the source I need?
[00:39] <nemco> Enter text here...hello
[00:39] <nemco> hello
[00:39] <Malachi> Pelo: Already looked, couldn't find anything.
[00:39] <Pelo> !hi | nemco
[00:39] <ubot3> nemco: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[00:39] <nemco> i need enter to kubuntu-es
[00:39] <Chousuke> shedflex: apt-get source
[00:39] <soundray> Bye!
[00:39] <nemco> thak
[00:39] <nemco> thank
[00:40] <shedflex> thanks Chousuke
[00:40] <nemco> but i don understand englis
[00:40] <nemco> english
[00:40] <Chousuke> shedflex: of course, you need the source repos
[00:40] <Chousuke> shedflex: see also apt-build :)
[00:40] <shedflex> Chousuke, oooh okay
[00:40] <nemco> how i can enter to kubuntu-es
[00:40] <nemco> ?
[00:40] <Pelo> Malachi, how large is this file suppose to be ? might it be the largest on your hdd ? ,  use the search in the places menu, search for *,  and use the search hidden files and folders otpion
[00:40] <Chousuke> nemco: /j #kubuntu-es
[00:40] <drc> !es | nemco
[00:40] <ubot3> nemco: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[00:40] <shedflex> Chousuke, time to go find the source site then for this :)
[00:40] <Pelo> nemco,   type /join #kubuntu-es
[00:41] <shedflex> Chousuke, ah, they get added when installing apt-build :D
[00:42] <Malachi> Pelo: I found an 896MB file called core in /lib/udev/devices
[00:42] <hotmonkeyluv> How do I increase/decrease the screen brightness on my laptop (not with the hotkeys, they don't work). Is there a gui of sorts for that?
[00:42] <Pelo> Malachi, hold on , let me see if I have the same, it might be important<
[00:42] <Chousuke> Malachi: run "file" on it to see what it is
[00:43] <Chousuke> Malachi: it might be a core dump
[00:43] <Chousuke> Malachi: in which case you had some *huge* program crash :)
[00:43] <Pelo> Malachi,  I have the same file  leave it alone
[00:43] <Pelo> Chousuke, I have the same file and it is 896 meg
[00:44] <Pelo> my comp hasn't crashed in a while
[00:44] <Chousuke> Pelo: it's a symbolic link to /proc/kcore
[00:44] <Nith> my /lib/udev/devices/core is 11 bytes
[00:44] <Chousuke> which means it doesn't actually take 890MB of space.
[00:44] <Pelo> Chousuke, I noticed, not leeet enought to know what it means
[00:44] <foibles> how do you add startup scripts to gnome
[00:44] <Chousuke> or well, shouldn't.
[00:45] <sfears> foibles, add them to /etc/rc.local
[00:45] <hary> join
[00:45] <NETWizz> I have a 3200+ Athlon 64 and a replacement 4200+ X2
[00:45] <brandonc503> hey all. i cant change my resolution....it thinks its done but still says original size?? what can i do?
[00:45] <javier> hi i am using ubuntu 7.10 i`m trying to install gantt project but the original version it is on .rpm  however i converted to .deb but when i intalled the program does not run
[00:45] <NETWizz> How do I ensure I have support for Dual Core on Gusty?
[00:45] <foibles> sfears, ill look into it
[00:46] <Chousuke> Pelo: a symbolic link is a file that's just a "the file's not actually here, go to <anotherpath>"
[00:46] <sfears> brandonc503, are you using restricted video drivers and are they enabled in system/administration/restricted drivers
[00:46] <Nith> wow, wierd
[00:46] <Pelo> Chousuke, I mean I don't know what kore is used for ,  not sure what an 896 meg one means,  my system doesn't crash ,
[00:46] <andguent> brandonc503: my wife had that problem yesterday.... my fix was to edit xorg.conf, but there should be a better way, can you try Ctrl-Alt-Numpad+ or Ctrl-Alt-Numpad- (minus)
[00:46] <Nith> the symlink says 11 bytes, the actual file says 768M
[00:46] <brandonc503> sfears yes and yes
[00:47] <sfears> brandonc503, nvidia?
[00:47] <javier> someone know about grantt project
[00:47] <Chousuke> Pelo: I think it just means memory.
[00:47] <Radar> How do I get a file to run on startup?
[00:47] <brandonc503> sfears yeap
[00:47] <Nith> its binary -.-
[00:47] <andguent> radar: system startup, or gnome login?
[00:47] <Chousuke> Pelo: it shouldn't take space as it's un /proc
[00:47] <javier> i think so
[00:47] <sfears> brandonc503, alt+f2 nvidia-settings
[00:47] <Chousuke> /proc is a special place full of unreal files :)
[00:47] <Nith> /proc/kcore is like an "alias" for the memory in your computer. Its
[00:47] <Nith> size is the same as the amount of RAM you have, and if you read it as
[00:47] <Nith> a file, the kernel does memory reads.
[00:48] <Radar> andguent: since the system doesn't have gnome, I'd say system startup.
[00:48] <Nith> sorry, that came out more lines than I thought it would
[00:48] <Pelo> Chousuke, might be related to a nautilus crash I had earlier when I xkille conky
[00:48] <Nith> thats according to http://www.unixguide.net/linux/faq/04.16.shtml
[00:48] <Chousuke> Pelo: nah
[00:48] <Radar> andguent: there's no screen/keyboard/mouse for this computer, so I want some kind of notification that it's finished booting.
[00:48] <Chousuke> Nith: that's what I suspected.
[00:48] <Malachi> I found it. /var/backup
[00:48] <NETWizz> How do I ensure I can run a Dual Core processor?
[00:48] <Malachi> Thanks, guys.
[00:48] <Pelo> Malachi, congradulation
[00:48] <Chousuke> Pelo: anyway, that file takes exactly 0 bytes of disk space ;P
[00:48] <Absinthe> Are there any i686 optimized versions of Ubuntu?  I'm building a new computer and it seems strange to have the OS designed to run on the i386.
[00:48] <Chousuke> Pelo: despite looking big :90
[00:48] <Chousuke> :)*
[00:49] <Pelo> Chousuke, I won't worry about it then,  I rarely worry with ubuntu
[00:49] <andguent> radar: try /etc/rc.local
[00:49] <Chousuke> anyway, time for me to sleep.
[00:49] <Chousuke> good night.
[00:49] <Nith> nite
[00:49] <andguent> radar: if you are close to the server, beep is a fun play toy, eject; eject -t, or just email
[00:50] <Pelo> !ops , might be time to put some protection on the channel
[00:50] <ubot3> Pelo: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[00:50] <Pici> Pelo: ?
[00:51] <Pelo> Pici,  lots of join and parts by the same , i feel a flood comming
[00:51] <kirby> looks normal to me pelo
[00:51] <Radar> andguent: beep is indeed what I had in mind, I have a piece of classical music I got bored one day and converted to beep.
[00:51] <Sinnerman> is there a way to make the icons appearing in the menus in the gnome-panel smaller?
[00:51] <Pelo> kirby, just a feeling
[00:51] <brandonc503> so the cntr alt + - changes resolution but none of those fit screen .. making them too big to fit on screen.. and the alt f2 thing says cannot find file
[00:52] <kirby> pelo, floodbots  and join throttling exist for a reason, they got it covered
[00:52] <andguent> radar: oh dear, mine just usually go be-doop or something :)
[00:52] <sfears> brandonc503, your saying nvidia-settings isn't found?
[00:52] <Radar> lol
[00:52] <beener> i drasticly need help could some one help me out
[00:52] <Radar> beener: don't ask to ask.
[00:52] <brandonc503> sfears im typing that in run app and says the location of file could not be found
[00:53] <Pelo> beener,  we need to know the problem first
[00:53] <beener> here  http://pastebin.com/m2f12df51 (this is easier then explaining it again
[00:53] <sfears> you could try to set it using "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" but there's a lot of questions in there, just answer them the best you can.. make sure nvidia is what you choose for the driver
[00:53] <Pelo> beener,  just summerise this , it's a busy channel wwe don't usualy read posts
[00:54] <lukus> hey
[00:54] <beener> i need to know how to undo what firestarter did
[00:54] <beener> if its unistalled and purged
[00:54] <beener> then i cant get online
[00:54] <brandonc503> sfears should i install that?
[00:55]  * Nith shutters at firestarter
[00:55] <Pelo> beener, firstarter is jsut a front end for iptables,   iptables -l will show you the rules in progress,  iptables -r rulehere should  remove them, man iptables for more details
[00:55] <Nith> evil!
[00:55] <sfears> nope.. it just a reconfigure brandonc503
[00:55] <Jack_Sparrow> beener, try          iptables -F
[00:55] <beener> if its installed and has the same setting as it did before i unistalled it then it works
[00:55] <beener> doesnt work
[00:56] <beener> this is the 5 channel ive been to
[00:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesntwork
[00:56] <ubot3> Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too.
[00:56] <Pelo> beener, firestarter is just a gui frontend,  what it does won'T be removed if you remvoe the app,
[00:56] <sfears> <~~~ sits on the couch all day
[00:56] <Nith> beener: you need to "flush" the iptables rules
[00:56] <beener> hold on ill show you what i ran
[00:56] <sfears> is ubot3 stalking me?
[00:57] <sfears> how does it know all this personal information
[00:57] <andguent> ubot stalks us all
[00:57] <Jack_Sparrow> sfears, no
[00:57] <brandonc503> so what can i do?
[00:57] <Jack_Sparrow> beener, try       sudo  iptables -F
[00:57] <AlphaGod> question
[00:57] <Nith> Jack_Sparrow: will that flush all three sections?
[00:57] <Nith> AlphaGod: answer
[00:57] <AlphaGod> how do I change the alias for eth0 to eth1 and vice versa?
[00:58] <beener> didnt work
[00:58] <AlphaGod> I've tried updating /etc/modprobe.d/aliases and it didn't work
[00:58] <AlphaGod> 7.10 server btw
[00:58] <kestir> how do you tell wget which directory you want a file to be downloaded into?
[00:58] <threeseas> can't get there from here, but you can see there
[00:58] <beener> ive ran sudo iptables -F, iptables -t nat -F, iptables -t mangel -F
[00:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Nith,  See man iptables              or iptables --help
[00:59] <beener> and then i ran instead of the F i uised X
[00:59] <hoopy> so i have an alternate ubuntu disc at its start up menu
[00:59] <hoopy> i want to just do a live text mode
[00:59] <Pelo> kestir, man wget , it should be in there
[00:59] <Nith> Jack_Sparrow: kk, thx
[00:59] <beener> and none of that worked
[00:59] <nixnoobie> hello all
[00:59] <Jack_Sparrow> beener, then it seems you did more than just set a port wrong
[00:59] <Nith> nixnoobie: hello
[01:00] <threeseas> I need to move some files temporarly so I can make room for synaptic to do what it needs to do b
[01:00] <kestir> Pelo: have you read the channel rules?
[01:00] <AlphaGod> so, any thoughts on that problem anyone?
[01:00] <beener> i also had the changed the policy , and i tried to get it to share a connection'
[01:00] <Pelo> kestir, a while back
[01:00] <nixnoobie> syanptic is acting funny on me, its listing a lot of my packages including stuff like gnome and the kernel as local install under the status tab, any way to fix this?
[01:00] <kestir> Pelo: you need a refresher
[01:00] <Pelo> md
[01:00] <threeseas> what file manager might I use that has sudo permission ability?
[01:01] <sfears> threeseas, alt+f2 gksu nautilius
[01:01] <Pelo> kestir,  you ask for an option to a command ,  it is much simpler for you to read the manpage then for me to read the manpage and then tell you what I found
[01:01] <kestir> Pelo: hmm, you're digging yourself deeper
[01:01] <NETWizz> I need help installing SMP
[01:01] <NETWizz> Is there a quick guide?
[01:01] <kestir> Pelo: read the rules and wget manpage...you're just looking foolish now
[01:01] <Pelo> threeseas, just start nautilus with gksu , as in gksu nautilus
[01:01] <AlphaGod> Symettric Multi Processing?
[01:02] <nixnoobie> ENTWizz, you shouldnt have to install SMP
[01:02] <kestir> Pelo: channel rules most importantly
[01:02] <threeseas> thanks
[01:02] <beener> Jack_Sparrow: what should i do to figure out how to fix this
[01:02] <AlphaGod> the correct kernel gets installed when you install
[01:02] <bazhang> kestir ease up
[01:02] <NETWizz> Yes
[01:02] <NETWizz> I installed with a Single Core processor
[01:02] <kumarphilly> anyone here use cgi irc at all?
[01:02] <AlphaGod> if you added a processor after the fact you just have to get the smp kernel
[01:02] <NETWizz> Yes
[01:03] <NETWizz> Do I upgrade the Kernel or hte Processor first
[01:03] <kestir> bazhang: Sorry...but twits that sit in a support channel and tell people to rtfm get under my skin
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> kestir, wget -O /tmp/3d.tar.gz 'http://gitweb.opencompositing.org/?p=fusion/plugins/3d;a=snapshot;h=db3c51d6c5c0df268fc1ec29a4264ef3d21dbbb3'    as an example
[01:03] <sfears> cgi irc?
[01:03] <NETWizz> I have the box sitting right here
[01:03] <AlphaGod> processor Netwizz
[01:03] <NETWizz> First upgrade the processor?
[01:03] <bazhang> kestir name-calling is off the table here thanks
[01:03] <sfears> nope.. i do not use cgi irc
[01:03] <AlphaGod> a dual core will work with a standard kernel
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> kestir, wget -O /home/jack/Desktop/3d.tar.gz 'http://gitweb.opencompositing.org/?p=fusion/plugins/3d;a=snapshot;h=db3c51d6c5c0df268fc1ec29a4264ef3d21dbbb3'    as an example
[01:03] <kestir> Jack_Sparrow: Ahh, I was trying the --directory-prefix switch but was getting nowhere...
[01:03] <NETWizz> Althoguh a dual core will work, how do I enable SMP?
[01:04] <beener> Jack_Sparrow: ?
[01:04] <AlphaGod> update your processor and then get the new kernel netwizz
[01:04] <NETWizz> What is the procedure
[01:04] <kestir> bazhang: you're right, my apologies
[01:04] <Jack_Sparrow> beener, We are going to need to know what all you did in order to untangle it
[01:04] <AlphaGod> install the processor...boot...apt-get the smp kernel....update grub....reboot
[01:04] <beener> Jack_Sparrow: k
[01:04] <cataldus3d> hello
[01:04] <NETWizz> Okay
[01:04] <AlphaGod> does that help?
[01:04] <NETWizz> What is the name of the kernel I need?
[01:04] <Nith> and Pelo has been helping people constantly today
[01:04] <bazhang> NETWizz: make sure you have the generic kernel
[01:04] <cataldus3d> someone has a geforce 7200 and use ubuntu 7.10?
[01:04] <beener>  <beener> i had it share my wirless connection
[01:04] <beener> [18:46] <beener> set policys to samba everyone, http everyone, ftp everyone
[01:04] <beener> [18:46] <beener> and i had to set my eth0 to a static ip of <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:04] <beener> [18:47] <beener> then my net started to work right after i set all that
[01:04] <beener> [18:48] <beener> was trying to share my eth0 | the internet conection was eth1
[01:05] <AlphaGod> truth
[01:05] <FloodBot3> beener: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:05] <Jack_Sparrow> kestir, Does that answer your question
[01:05] <cataldus3d> im with trouble to enable cube
[01:05] <NETWizz> I currently have this: Linux ubserver 2.6.22-14-386 #1 Sun Oct 14 22:36:54 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:05] <brandonc503> is there any app i can use to test video preformance?
[01:05] <kestir> Jack_Sparrow: yes, that's working. Thanks!
[01:05] <brandonc503> i wana see what AAS setting works best
[01:05] <AlphaGod> that should work netwizz
[01:05] <Jack_Sparrow> beener, Please do not paste into the channel
[01:05] <sYn_0n3> would smp pertain to quad core processors also?
[01:05] <AlphaGod> yep
[01:05] <NETWizz> Yeah, but how do I get the right kernel?
[01:05] <beener> sorry
[01:05] <Jack_Sparrow> kestir, np.. and Pelo is a good guy...
[01:05] <beener> forgot
[01:05] <fus10nx> Has anyone here sucessfully had HDMI video+audio work in Ubuntu?
[01:05] <nixnoobie> brandon, yes open a command line and type in glx-gears
[01:05] <AlphaGod> apt-cache search smp
[01:05] <bazhang> cataldus3d: I have the 7300 and the cube works fine; please specify your problem--how did you install the driver
[01:05] <NETWizz> I want the exact same kernel only the smp
[01:05] <Pelo> ahhh chucks Jack_Sparrow
[01:05] <NETWizz> I also want PAE
[01:06] <kestir> Jack_Sparrow: I'm sure he is.  rtfm just gets under my skin is all
[01:06] <nixnoobie> the generic kernel is smp enabled
[01:06] <AlphaGod> hdmi most likely won't work since I doubt the OS or card is HDCP compliant
[01:06] <fus10nx> ok
[01:06] <sYn_0n3> ful10x: im on hdmi to dvi connection now no sound
[01:06] <fus10nx> so ill do DVI graphics card
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> kestir, Towards the end of the day.. we sometimes get a bit lazy
[01:06] <mrpockets> apt-get upgrade pidgin wont' upgrade pidgin to 2.4.0
[01:06] <mrpockets> any ideas why?
[01:06] <AlphaGod> I've never seen a HDMI graphics card
[01:06] <NETWizz> How do I test if my current Kernel has SMP?
[01:06] <nixnoobie> NETWizz, the generic kernel shoudl be both SMP and PAE enabled
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> mrpockets, because it isnt in the repos... go to getdeb.net
[01:06] <AlphaGod> top
[01:06] <AlphaGod> 1
[01:07] <sYn_0n3> sorry for bad english i meant dvi to hdmi
[01:07] <bazhang> NETWizz: uname -r in the terminal
[01:07] <NETWizz> What do you mean
[01:07] <DrUnKnMuNkY> hey everyone. i'm having some trouble running the utilities from gnome-system-tools (network-admin, users-admin, services-admin, time-admin, shares-admin). i get the error msg "The configuration could not be loaded \ You are not allowed to access the system configuration". packages are up to date. anyone know what to do about this?
[01:07] <fus10nx> well I am building a new machine (Asus maximums extreme main board, Quad Core QX9650, 5 - 10K RPM Raptor Hard drives) but the last thing I need is a graphics card. So debating what to get.
[01:07] <NETWizz> okay
[01:07] <AlphaGod> oh...dvi to hdmi *might* work...what kind of tv are you connecting to?
[01:07] <NETWizz> uname -r -=--->  2.6.22-14-386
[01:07] <fus10nx> AlphaGod: Sharp Aquos
[01:07] <sYn_0n3> im on a westinghouse 24 in hd 1080p monitor
[01:07] <NETWizz> Is that SMP?
[01:07] <fus10nx> it has DVI port on the TV
[01:07] <nixnoobie> anybody know why synaptic is showing almost all of my packages as local/obsolete status even though everything is up to date?
[01:07] <bazhang> NETWizz: nay; you need the generic
[01:08] <beener> Jack_Sparrow: http://pastebin.com/m3c7141f4 (sorry about that)
[01:08] <AlphaGod> fus10x: that should work fine...is that a 1080p?
[01:08] <NETWizz> okay
[01:08] <NETWizz> HOw do I get the generic?
[01:08] <Pelo> nixnoobie, did you install a lot of package from deb files you downloaded instead of from the repositories ?
[01:08] <fus10nx> AlphaGod: yup.
[01:08] <nixnoobie> NETWizz, the generic kernel is installed by default
[01:08] <AlphaGod> apt-cache search 2.6.22-14-386-generica
[01:08] <Jack_Sparrow> nixnoobie, sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit                           give us a link
[01:08] <AlphaGod> apt-cache search 2.6.22-14-386-generic
[01:08] <NETWizz> The kernel I have is apparently not generic
[01:08] <sYn_0n3> AlphaGod:my monitor is maxxed@ 1920x1200 thats actually better than hd 1080p
[01:08] <Jack_Sparrow> beener, I dont have time.. I need to eat..
[01:08] <AlphaGod> yep
[01:08] <nixnoobie> Pelo, no, all of my packages are from the ubuntu repos
[01:08] <AlphaGod> 1080p will look pretty good too
[01:09] <beener> Jack_Sparrow: oh alright
[01:09] <Nith> wha, pastebin has a prog?
[01:09] <sYn_0n3> yes it would
[01:09]  * Nith goes to investigate
[01:09] <AlphaGod> 1920x1080 is nice too
[01:09] <AlphaGod> so, back to my problem
[01:09] <khyron320> how do i figure out what /dev location is my LPT?? im setting up LCDproc  /dev/ttyS0 is the default but its not working
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Nith, run that comman.. very cool
[01:09] <AlphaGod> how do I change the alias for eth0 to eth1 and vice versa?
[01:09] <fus10nx> AlphaGod: ya just need good graphics card that will play nice in Ubuntu
[01:09] <AlphaGod> yep
[01:09] <Pelo> nixnoobie, might be from 3rd party repos or they might also be packages you selected an olderversion for,  I know that those I have lised as obsolete are debs I got online
[01:09] <fus10nx> AlphaGod: Any suggestions?
[01:10] <NETWizz> I also have the nvidia driver
[01:10] <beener> is there anyone else who could help me
[01:10] <beener> ?
[01:10] <sYn_0n3> still getting used to the size... ive only had the monitor 4 days..lol
[01:10] <NETWizz> and I have the build essential
[01:10] <nixnoobie> AlphaGod, in my limited experience, nvidia cards play better with linux than ati cards
[01:10] <AlphaGod> I agree nix
[01:10] <NETWizz> That means I need the restricted modules, the image, and the headers right?
[01:10] <Pelo> beener, did you try that sudo iptables -F command 3 ppl sugested %?
[01:10] <beener> Pelo: yes i did
[01:10] <sYn_0n3> oh just fyi im on a nvidia geforce 8800 gt 512ddr2
[01:10] <Tu13es> is it normal for transferring files from a HFS+ drive to an ext3 drive to take a longgggg time?
[01:10] <beener> still cant connect
[01:10] <AlphaGod> how do I change the alias for eth0 to eth1 and vice versa?....one more time
[01:10] <nixnoobie> Pelo, this is a fresh install and the only third party repo I used was WineHQ's, which I later removed and went back to the ubuntu wine
[01:11] <Pelo> beener, there is an #iptables channel, they migth know better then we do
[01:11] <bazhang> sYn_0n3: you got that working with the nvidia drivers? been considering that card my self
[01:11] <andguent> alphagod: check and see if you have an /etc/fstab file
[01:11] <beener> Pelo: thank you
[01:11] <sYn_0n3> yes sir working with compiz and emerald
[01:11] <bazhang> sweet
[01:11] <Pelo> nixnoobie, that status  display is not life and death, it is jsut informative, I would not worry to much about it
[01:11] <AlphaGod> of course I have a /etc/fstab but that doesn't help with alias for modules
[01:11] <TaRDy> what would the best client be for watching TV off my tv tuner?
[01:11] <boohoo> I've got 7.10 installed, and when I open up the terminal, and try to use vi, my keys seem to be messed up
[01:12] <boohoo> the up arrow key types up an A
[01:12] <sYn_0n3> i junked my ati card and went to nvidia i love it
[01:12] <nixnoobie> NETWizz, restricted manager should automatically detect and install drivers for your card
[01:12] <bazhang> TaRDy: watching only or watching and recording like a Tivo
[01:12] <Nith> boohoo: you need a vimrc
[01:12] <AlphaGod> ati+linux=:(
[01:12] <fus10nx> ha ha
[01:12] <TaRDy> mostly just watching bazhang
[01:12] <boohoo> Nith: uhh, how do I get htat?
[01:12] <sYn_0n3> nixnoobie:it depends not all drivers are supported
[01:12] <nixnoobie> Pelo, I know but I use upgrade system and I'm afraid of it getting rid of something important like gcc or something
[01:12] <Nith> boohoo: #vim is probably a better place
[01:12] <AlphaGod> you can get ati and linux to work if you're lucky and the stars are in the right place and your cat loves you
[01:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Nith, Did you check pastebinit out
[01:12] <sYn_0n3> fyi i installed my nvidia drivers from source and not from synaptic
[01:13] <TaRDy> bazhang, if the better client is just watching then i dont mind not recording
[01:13] <andguent> alphagod: are you looking for the info in /etc/networking/interfaces or something else?
[01:13] <NETWizz> Regardless, I need these right?
[01:13] <NETWizz> linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22-14-generic - Non-free Linux 2.6.22 modules on x86/x86_64
[01:13] <NETWizz> linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-14-generic - Ubuntu supplied Linux modules for version 2.6.22 on x86/x86_64
[01:13] <NETWizz> linux-image-2.6.22-14-generic - Linux kernel image for version 2.6.22 on x86/x86_64
[01:13] <NETWizz> linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic - Linux kernel headers for version 2.6.22 on x86/x86_64
[01:13] <sYn_0n3> if you are having problems use envy to install the drivers
[01:13] <Kumool> is there a way to open the terminal using just the keyboard?
[01:13] <FloodBot3> NETWizz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:13]  * andguent running ati propritary drivers on 200M
[01:13] <Nith> Jack_Sparrow: very nice
[01:13] <bazhang> TaRDy: not sure about just watching--I tend to use the net for just watching
[01:13] <nixnoobie> sYn_0ny, true but I think NETWizz mentioned nvidia, which I believe are supported
[01:13] <AlphaGod> andguent: I modified /etc/modprobe.d/aliases to point the alias to the driver and that had no effect
[01:14] <NETWizz> Is that the correct list?
[01:14] <AlphaGod> andguent: I can give you more background if you want that much detail
[01:14] <sYn_0n3> nixnoobie: it did not install my card correctly..im on an nvidia 880gt
[01:14] <Nith> Kumool: system --> preferences --> keyboard shortcuts
[01:14] <NETWizz> anyway, I can do the processor first right?
[01:14] <Nith> Kumool: by default, no but you can set one there
[01:14] <sYn_0n3> 8800gt*(*
[01:14] <Pelo> nixnoobie, this is an upgrade ?  that might be becuse those packages have not been upgraded yet and were compiled for another release ,  I 'm just taking wild guesses here , nothing should be removed from the files listed in that status, as far as I know on the the one that states unsued or someting( sorry mine is in french) get deleted when you run autoclean
[01:14] <andguent> alphagod: lets make sure we are on the same page: eth0 and eth1 both work, but you want them to flip IP address settings right?
[01:14] <beener> Pelo: no one is talking there
[01:14] <Nith> Kumool: if you want to use the windows key + something, hold the windows key down before trying the bind
[01:14] <nixnoobie> sYn_0n3, well shows you what I know, I use an intel card and avoid the whole mess
[01:14] <muzikjock58> does anyone have a solution for xsane crashing on start
[01:14] <sYn_0n3> lol true true
[01:14] <Kumool> nith thx i checked that but i didnt actually wanna mess with it
[01:15] <muzikjock58> cant scan, printing works good
[01:15] <Pelo> beener, you need to ask a question and be patient, not all chanels are as busy as this one,  and you might have to ask at different times of day
[01:15] <AlphaGod> andguent: they both work but here is my config currently: eth0 is nvidia nic onboard, eth1 is marvel yukon gb nic, eth2 and eth3 are dual port intel nic
[01:15] <Nith> Kumool: I've mine mapped to winkey + t and its the first thing I do on every install
[01:15] <Pelo> beener, ##linux might also be a good place to ask
[01:15] <AlphaGod> andguent: I want to change the nvidia nic to eth1 and the marvel yukon to eth0
[01:15] <boohoo> Nith: It works perfectly fine on my other box
[01:16] <Pelo> beener, you might want to consider reinstalling firestarter and disabling it before removing it
[01:16] <beener> Pelo: everyone i asked left me hanging the tryed then just left
[01:16] <threeseas> is there a way to extend a partition via a lnk or something? (I have plenty drive space just not on the root partition (but home is on its own)
[01:16] <threeseas> ?
[01:16] <nixnoobie> Pelo, upgrade-system is a script that basically runs apt-get update, apt-get dist-upgrade, deb-orphan, and then clean, the deborphan part is what would get rid of stuff
[01:16] <Nith> boohoo: check your ~ on your other box for a file called .vimrc
[01:16] <AlphaGod> andguent: if you're curious this is a server box that will be running vmware server
[01:16] <andguent> alphagod: I dont think module order will help --  ACK I know what i did, i said fstab didn't i......
[01:16] <cataldus3d> hey,
[01:16] <Nith> boohoo: its hidden(the dot) so do ls -a to check for it
[01:16] <AlphaGod> heh...yep
[01:16] <Pelo> beener, we don'T have all the answers, we're just users like you
[01:16] <andguent> alphagod: i meant /etc/iftab
[01:16] <AlphaGod> oh...wait
[01:16] <beener> Pelo: tried that too but ill rery it | and i understand
[01:16] <Waffles385> Nith, Kumool was asking about the terminal to key shortcut... what do you think of the tilda package?
[01:16] <AlphaGod> andguent: no iftab
[01:16] <andguent> alphagod: silly fingers trying to do the thinking for me
[01:17] <cataldus3d> how to setup nvidia correctly in 7.10?
[01:17] <AlphaGod> lol
[01:17] <Kumool> nith ah ok thx this is great :) i hate using the mouse
[01:17] <sYn_0n3> question im using a quad core q6600...im on plain vanilla kernel..should i change to smp?
[01:17] <cornfused> cataldus3d: are you talking about the driver
[01:17] <Pelo> beener, it push comes to shove,  you can always clean install ubuntu ;-(
[01:17] <cataldus3d> about all
[01:17] <Nith> Waffles385: When I first installed ubuntu (year and a half or so) I tried it, I don't remember why but I uninstalled it
[01:17] <cataldus3d> im tried many things, im lost
[01:17] <andguent> alphagod: yea, try man /etc/iftab
[01:17] <Waffles385> Alright
[01:17] <Nith> Kumool: np
[01:17] <AlphaGod> andguent: ok...give me a sec
[01:17] <nixnoobie> cataldus, if youre not afraid of the command line you can use the install documentation from nvidias website, its not that hard
[01:18] <beener> Pelo; thats something im realy dreading because i spent more than 15 hours setting it up to run right
[01:18] <boohoo> Nith: ahh, I see what you're saying
[01:18] <NETWizz> okay
[01:18] <NETWizz> I got it
[01:18] <boohoo> copy that vimrc over to mine?
[01:18] <AlphaGod> andguent: no man entry for /etc/iftab or iftab
[01:18] <NETWizz> just install the processor first then install the generic kernel
[01:18] <NETWizz> thanks
[01:18] <Nith> Waffles385: I think it's because I like more than one window and felt restricted by tilda
[01:18] <nixnoobie> no problem, NETWizz
[01:18] <zth> how can i make sure OpenGL and my NVIDIA driver is enabled? i will need the commands since im on enlightenment and not gnome irhgt now
[01:18] <Pelo> beener, but now you know what you are doing so it will take less time, also , you can put your /home folder on a seperate partiton and use it there, ( select manaual partitionning) , that will save all your data and app settings
[01:19] <Waffles385> Alright, I just got done installing it and saw you guys talking about it... just curious
[01:19] <Devourer> Is there a way to specify which desktop I would like a program to appear in when I execute it from the terminal?
[01:19] <Kumool> nith what is that?
[01:19] <Nith> boohoo: yup, so on your other box "scp .vimrc username@ipOfOtherMachine:~/" and it'll be done
[01:19] <andguent> alphagod: or echo "eth0 mac 00:00:00:00:00:00 arp 1" > /etc/iftab (update your appropriate mac and interface of course)
[01:19] <Pelo> zth, check in your xorg.conf file,   gl should be listed in the module section,   and nvidia or nv as a device
[01:19] <Nith> Kumool: tilda's a package that lets you pull down a console much like in games( e.g. quake).
[01:19] <AlphaGod> andguent: do you think that's the best way to do it or is that really just a brute force approach?
[01:20] <inflex> okay, now I'm confused...  I can do an 'apt-build info avr-libc',   but when I do an 'apt-build install avr-libc' it complains "Missing source package name for source_by_source().
[01:20] <inflex> "
[01:20] <nixnoobie> zth, run glx-gears and look atht fps count, anything <1000 means that your card isnt working
[01:20] <andguent> alphagod: i have a man /etc/iftab, but i'm on gutsy for my server, not sure if dapper doesn't have it or what -- not sure if you would consider it brute force, but I have never needed another way
[01:20] <Kumool> Nith so i just press ESC and itl come up on half the screen??
[01:20] <beener> Pelo: thats what ive done from the begging set the /boot on its own partition also
[01:20] <Nith> Kumool: its usually bound to the tilda key but effectively
[01:20] <Kumool> Nith but wouldnt that be bad i mean what if i wanted to close it?
[01:20] <AlphaGod> andguent: this is a new install of 7.10 server so I should be able to follow what you're doing
[01:20]  * Nith shrugs
[01:20] <inflex> I also get - Unable to find source information for avr-libc at /usr/bin/apt-build line 482
[01:21] <Nith> I don't use it, I don't really remember
[01:21] <Pelo> beener, not sure waht the purpose of that would but but you seen to understand the technique
[01:21] <Kumool> k
[01:21]  * Pelo 's typing is realy going to hell , it's getting late
[01:21] <nixnoobie> zth, nevermind, i used glx-gears as a test when I was on PCLOS
[01:21] <billenium> In ubuntu/linux can i make a file that when opened, opens the terminal and runs the commands (like a .bat in windows)?
[01:21] <AlphaGod> andguent: if I populate iftab appropriately and reboot that will work then?
[01:21]  * Nith hands Pelo some coffee
[01:22]  * Nith has become a recent abuser of the sacred brown liquid
[01:22] <nixnoobie> bilenium, yes you can, its called a shell script, google it for more info
[01:22] <brandonc503> is there any app to test video preformance.. im not sure what you test that by .. maybe frame rate??
[01:22] <cornfused> billenium: the equivalent of batch programming in Linux is shell scripting
[01:22]  * Pelo runs away screaming from Nith  ,  are you trying to give me insomnia ???
[01:22] <billenium> .sh?
[01:22] <lunks> I'm getting libdvdread: Invalid IFO for title 1 (VTS_01_0.IFO). if I try to play a DVD.
[01:22] <cornfused> billenium: exactly
[01:22] <nixnoobie> bilenium, yes
[01:22] <andguent> alphagod: blah, ok, so i was shelled onto a gutsy workstation and lost track of which box i was on, gutsy desktop has man iftab, i agree that gutsy server does not -- i can't imagine there would be any harm in it
[01:22] <billenium> thanks cornfused
[01:22] <Nith> haha
[01:23] <sCOTTo_> elp
[01:23] <billenium> and nixnoobie
[01:23] <nixnoobie> brandonc503, maybe run one of your screensaver, if its choppy your card isnt working
[01:23] <AlphaGod> andguent: ok....so it's a lot like fstab...if it's there then the system will read it and use it?
[01:23] <boohoo> hmm, this seems to be all messed up, I hate to change a couple lines, filetype plugin or something
[01:23] <boohoo> even though Ubuntu's vim is newer than the one on the Fedora box
[01:24] <Apple_Cat> how can i rotate a screen, in a 3 screen setup
[01:24] <brandonc503> i wana know what AAS setting will work best..  what vid card in which comp.. i got 4 comps im working with and wana make them as equal as possible
[01:25] <andguent> alphagod: i've never seen iftab not work, but i havin't added it much when it wasn't there, i would say try it, worst that happens is you waited a few minutes for a useless reboot right? :)
[01:25] <cornfused> Apple_Cat: are you using compiz?
[01:25] <beener> Pelo: if i work backwards it should be fine wheni unistall it right?
[01:25] <Pelo> beener, work backwards ?
[01:25] <AlphaGod> andguent: fair enough....I'll try anything once ;)
[01:26] <Orynet> hi people can anyone teach me how to enable 2 display for ubuntu? i mean having 1 big display by connecting 2 monitor?
[01:26] <beener> Pelo: install it and do everything exactly the same then undo it when i get a conection,
[01:27] <cornfused> Orynet: what video card?
[01:27] <Pelo> beener, when you get the connection I would jsut stop there,
[01:27] <Orynet> ati
[01:27] <cataldus3d> ninoobie
[01:27] <Orynet> i am not sure about the model
[01:27] <cataldus3d> i tried this,
[01:27] <beener> Pelo: i realy dont want to have firestarter on my computer it cause nothing but trouble
[01:28] <cataldus3d> but when im at command line, i dont know some commands to back to graphic mode
[01:28] <Pici> Does Sonata support gnome's multimedia keys?
[01:28] <Apple_Cat> cornfused: yes using compiz, nvidia card with restricted drivers
[01:28] <nixnoobie> catalus3d, then I'm out of ideas, to get back into graphic mode type in init 5
[01:28] <mixed> I can
[01:28] <nixnoobie> or startx
[01:28] <Newbuntu2> hello
[01:29] <mixed> I can't seen minized applications in my taskbar, anyone seen this problem before?
[01:29] <Pelo> beener, then just don'T start it ,  like we said before, firestarter is just a frontend,  it doesn't actualy do anyting on it's own,  when yuo turn it on it just sits there and monitors , untill you tell it to do something then all it does is sends modifications to iptables
[01:29] <Orynet> cornfusted: ATI graphic card.
[01:29] <nixnoobie> however, id probably just restart the machine
[01:29] <Orynet> cornfused: ATI graphic card.
[01:29] <cataldus3d> xgl not present
[01:29] <beener> Pelo so if i dont start it everything should be fine
[01:29] <Pelo> beener, in other words,  firestarter is just a graphical interface for someting else
[01:29] <cornfused> Orynet: try System -> administration -> Screens and Graphics
[01:29] <cataldus3d> i typed compiz
[01:29] <Pelo> beener, yes
[01:30] <Smegzor> Nautilus is using almost all my cpus (both of them).  How do I find out what its doing?
[01:30] <Newbuntu2> I'm trying to install a EUB-362 (atheros chipset). I've seen recommendations to use ndiswrapper, but some say atheros is supported by madwifi. Does anyone know which way I should go/differences between the two?
[01:30] <beener> thats wired?
[01:30] <nixnoobie> well all, I am out of here, been fun, later
[01:30] <cataldus3d> nvidia driver is enable
[01:30] <cataldus3d> the restricted driver
[01:30] <Apple_Cat> xandr seems to be the way, how can i access it under gnome ?
[01:30] <mixed> mixed:  if you can't see minimized applications in your taskbar you're screwed!  switch back to windows or use SuSE!
[01:30] <beener> Pelo: if i set my eth0 to its orignial setting and not a static ip then my eth1 cant connect
[01:30] <Pelo> beener, you can try and use firestarter to remove any settings you may have added that should get it going again
[01:30] <AlphaGod> andguent: heh....the file is created....apparently I can use ifrename to call iftab and rename the interfaces.....either this will work or the server will be off the network
[01:31] <AlphaGod> andguent: wish me luck
[01:31] <cataldus3d> when i tries visual effects doesnt enable
[01:31] <nixnoobie> cataldus, sorry man, I got no ideas for you, thats why I stick with my wimpy but compatable intel graphics card
[01:31] <cornfused> Apple_Cat: are you talking about rotating the screens through different monitors
[01:31] <Pelo> beener, I donT' know about that bit , but that is not iptabls related as far as I know, that is part of the network manager ,  menu > system > admin > network
[01:31] <Apple_Cat> yes changing one screen out of three from landscape to portrait
[01:31] <beener> but thats odd never did that before
[01:32] <AlphaGod> andguent: oh well...apparently ifrename isn't installed in 7.1 server either
[01:32] <beener> after using firestarter is when i started useing a static ip
[01:32] <Orynet> cornfused: my secondary display option is disabled... even tough i have the setting's of panel made.
[01:32] <Pelo> beener, did you setup a static ip for your computer in your router ?
[01:33] <beener> Pelo: no its always been dhcp
[01:33] <cornfused> Orynet: you can do it the manual way, but it takes a lot of knowledge about your monitors and you have to manually edit the xorg.conf file
[01:33] <warriorforgod> When I installed ubuntu it installed grub to /dev/hdb1 however I have to have /dev/hdb1 set to boot first so grub will run.  How can I change this?
[01:33] <SuperQ> warriorforgod: you can use fdisk
[01:33] <Pelo> beener, then it shodl also be dhcp in the network manager,  not sure what is going on , not realy my field of expertise,  i can set a static ip up but I don'T knwo how to trouble shoot one
[01:33] <sacamano> 2 quick questions- how do you add a service to startup (beagle) and where do you edit screens?
[01:34] <Pelo> beener, maybe the ppl in #netowrking might know
[01:34] <Orynet> cornfused: ok thanks. I think i shouldn't try any further then.
[01:34] <nickrud> warriorforgod: after you've booted into ubuntu,  sudo grub-install /dev/hda
[01:34] <beener> .. there al busy
[01:34] <beener> one said to comeback tommarow
[01:34] <juank_prada> sacamano: add beagle to your session programs
[01:34] <beener> so ill check back ther tomarrow
[01:34]  * Pelo hopes beener doesn't think he's tring to get rid of him with all these recommendations
[01:34] <cataldus3d> plz someone can help me?
[01:34] <SuperQ> nickrud: that only works if warriorforgod wants to change the MBR
[01:34] <boohoo> is it possible to make the terminal window black (bg) and green (fg)
[01:34] <SuperQ> oh wait.. hdb1 won't work anyway
[01:34] <SuperQ> nevermind
[01:34] <beener> Pelo: youve been the most help all the other just got tired and left
[01:34] <boohoo> like the matrix kinda thing :D
[01:34] <Pelo> cataldus3d, you need to ask a question
[01:34] <SuperQ> boohoo: yes
[01:35] <sacamano> juank_prada, thanks. how about edit scerens?
[01:35] <sacamano> i only want one
[01:35] <sacamano> desktop
[01:35] <SuperQ> boohoo: right-click on a terminal and click "Edit Current Profile"
[01:35] <Pelo> beener, I'm goint to bed in 15 minutes, donT' take it personnaly :-)
[01:35] <lee> What can I use to record my desktop?
[01:35] <andguent> alphagod: any luck? I dropped connection for a sec there...
[01:35] <Pelo> lee, sudo apt-get install recordmydesktop
[01:36] <SuperQ> boohoo: there is already a pre-defined greeon on black :)
[01:36] <warriorforgod> nickrud: Ok, my system crashed and I am booted into a gentoo livecd right now.  How can I change it so that it will boot from /dev/hdb1.  Both /dev/hdb1 and /dev/hda1 have the bootable flag toggled in fdisk
[01:36] <nickrud> lee: istanbul,
[01:36] <lee> Uh oh :<
[01:36] <boohoo> SuperQ: hmmm, I don't see it
[01:36] <juank_prada> sacamano: what do you want to edit?
[01:36] <AlphaGod> andguent: nope....apparently ifrename isn't in 7.1 server so I can't call iftab to use it
[01:36] <unix_lappy> is anyone here using the official ubuntu server VM images for a web production server
[01:36] <SuperQ> boohoo: what do you see?
[01:36] <Pelo> nickrud, instanbul ? is that new ?
[01:36] <andguent> bah
[01:36] <boohoo> SuperQ: got it
[01:36] <lee> Which one do I use, Istanbul or recordmydesktop?
[01:36] <SuperQ> boohoo: woot
[01:36] <lee> No Pelo.
[01:36] <beener> pelo: thanks for all the help you, you have help me narrow it down some more
[01:36] <beener> Pelo: take care
[01:37] <Pelo> lee, which ever you prefer , your choice, won't cost you anything
[01:37] <nickrud> warriorforgod: hm, you probably want to write the MBR to either hda or hdb , not the partition hdb1. What exactly do you want to see when you boot?
[01:37] <lee> I have bad records with Istanbul
[01:37] <boohoo> SuperQ: is this a Ubuntu addition?
[01:37] <boohoo> this Edit Configuration?
[01:37] <nickrud> lee: then try the other ;)
[01:37] <ubuntubeta> hi
[01:37] <warriorforgod> I want to be able to boot from /dev/hdb instead of /dev/hda
[01:37] <SuperQ> boohoo: no, normal Gnome feature
[01:37] <lee> nickrud, where does it go in KDE?
[01:37] <boohoo> SuperQ: okies
[01:37] <ubuntubeta> can anyone see me talking?
[01:37] <andguent> alphagod: my apologies for the wild goose chase, i guess the next fix is to just get out the labeller and slap 0-3 on the back of the case :)
[01:37] <sfears> warriorforgod, mabey it your boot/grub/menu.lst file
[01:37] <cornfused> !GRUB | warriorforgod
[01:37] <ubot3> warriorforgod: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[01:38] <juank_prada> ubuntubeta: i can
[01:38] <Jack_Sparrow> nickrud, Question  sudo grub-install /dev/hda     grub uses hda even if you have /dev/sda correct   ?
[01:38] <Pelo> lee,  check in synaptic I beleive there is a gui version of it , might be for gtk tho,  the extra libs will be added
[01:38] <SuperQ> ubuntubeta: yes
[01:38] <AlphaGod> andguent:lol....I think udev is the way to do this....I just have to figure out the syntax
[01:38] <lee> Pelo, I'm talking about Istanbul
[01:38] <Pelo> lee, nvm then
[01:38] <ubuntubeta> thanks
[01:38] <nickrud> warriorforgod: a sec while I get the right syntax for the command
[01:38] <Nith> boohoo: aterm is also made to let you change colors, shades and such
[01:38] <nickrud> Jack_Sparrow: no, it'd be sda if the disk is seen as sda
[01:38] <mrpockets> if i've got the three .deb packages for the new version of Pidgin
[01:38] <warriorforgod> Right now if I set /dev/hdb drive to boot first I get bootable FS not found.  If I set /dev/hda to boot first It boots grub off of /dev/hda
[01:38] <mrpockets> how do i install it ?
[01:38] <boohoo> okies
[01:39] <Jack_Sparrow> nickrud, thanks...
[01:39] <AlphaGod> andguent: ok...got it....udev is the way to do it
[01:39] <boohoo> Nith: I think vim-full should be installed by default
[01:39]  * Nith concurs
[01:39] <genii> mrpockets: sudo dpkg -i <filename1> <filename2> <filename3>
[01:39] <SuperQ> mrpockets: dpkg -i pkg1.deb pkg2.deb
[01:39] <Nith> not everyone uses vim though, and I can understand that
[01:39] <cataldus3d> API mismatch: the client has the version 1.0-9639, but
[01:39] <cataldus3d> [   27.652920] NVRM: this kernel module has the version 1.0-9631.  Please
[01:39] <cataldus3d> [   27.652922] NVRM: make sure that this kernel module and all NVIDIA driver
[01:39] <cataldus3d> [   27.652924] NVRM: components have the same version.
[01:39] <Apple_Cat> looks like it isn't possible to change one screens resolution with xandr
[01:39] <brandon_>  I'm looking to run separate x screens on two monitors.  I have kubuntu 7.10 Gutsy ...ati x800 with the envy driver used the auto install using the envy app.
[01:39] <Nith> cataldus3d: please don't paste more than one line
[01:39] <Tu13es> what's the best way for my laptop to sync with my desktop's music library?
[01:39] <andguent> alphagod: have a link? I would be curious to see
[01:39] <mrpockets> genii,  but I should uninstall the current version first, right?
[01:39] <boohoo> I'm impressed with Ubuntu, for not paying a dime, I'm getting really good stuff
[01:39] <cataldus3d> im sorry im desperate, can you help me?
[01:39] <SuperQ> Tu13es: that's complicated
[01:40] <Apple_Cat> ( sorry not resolution but rotation )
[01:40] <AlphaGod> andguent: here you go: http://www.science.uva.nl/research/air/wiki/LogicalInterfaceNames
[01:40] <Tu13es> SuperQ: yeah :(
[01:40] <boohoo> I'm not sure why I didn't move all our Fedora infrastructure to Ubuntu
[01:40] <boohoo> earlier
[01:40] <SuperQ> Tu13es: personally, I would use rsync
[01:40] <Tu13es> when I had just Macs I could just share the iTunes library
[01:40] <juank_prada> cataldus3d: you might be desparate but there are some rules to follow.. use a paste bin utility or something
[01:40] <Pelo> cataldus3d, thsi might help
[01:40] <SuperQ> Tu13es: but that's not "easy to use"
[01:40]  * sfears is interested in the answer to Tu13es's question
[01:40] <Pelo> !nvidia > cataldus3d check for a private message windows with instructions from ubotu
[01:40] <genii> mrpockets: Ideally yes
[01:40] <mrpockets> whats the command :-X
[01:41] <Tu13es> SuperQ: I think I can figure out rsync easy enough, the only problem comes when files are chagned but whatever music player's library isn't
[01:41] <Pelo> g'night folks , I leave you in the capable hands of nickrud
[01:41] <ubuntubeta> I just updated ubunt beta, and it bombed, everything looks great, and I had to do partial upgrades once or twice.  When in the terminal (I can only do CTRL+ALT+1,2,3,4,5 sessions) I try doing sudo aptitude -f install gnome-about gnome-applets gnome-panel nautilus etc, etc...  Prompting no packages will be installed
[01:41] <Newbuntu2> join /ndiswrapper
[01:41] <cornfused> mrpockets: I believe you are looking for sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
[01:41] <mrpockets> kk
[01:41] <mrpockets> thanks man
[01:41] <SuperQ> amarok seems like a nice media library application
[01:41] <mrpockets> i appreciate the help
[01:41] <mrpockets> sorry for all the noob questions
[01:42] <cornfused> mrpockets: that's what this channel is for
[01:42] <lee> DAMN.
[01:42] <RequinB4> mrpockets: please don't apologize
[01:42] <genii> mrpockets: The other version you have, from deb files or through package manager?
[01:42] <mrpockets> came with the install
[01:42] <zosky> hi Ubuntu krew. props for all your great work!!!
[01:42] <mrpockets> version 2.2.0
[01:42] <lee> nickrud, PM please?
[01:42] <SuperQ> but I don't think either Rhythmbox nor Amarok support library syncing
[01:43] <AlphaGod> andguent:I completely figured it out; in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules the kernel populates the mac addresses and interface names....I just had to switch some things around
[01:43] <ubuntubeta> I also tried sudo apt-get -f remove  gnome-about gnome-applets gnome-panel nautilus etc, etc... but this says they are not installed >_<
[01:43] <nickrud> lee what's up, I'm doing some research on grub. Havent' had this issue myself for a whiile
[01:43] <lee> My ogg from Istanbul..Just won't play :<
[01:43] <genii> mrpockets: Then use synaptic to uninstall current version
[01:43] <mrpockets> i just apt-get removed it
[01:44] <jimmygoon> Anyone familiar with jungledisk? Basically, I'm wondering whether or not I should trust it?
[01:44] <genii> mrpockets: Ok, same thing then :)
[01:44] <nickrud> lee: have you tried the other? I think istanbul has issues when compiz is running.
[01:44] <exegesis> How do I list my partitions in the Terminal?
[01:44] <lee> nickrud, compiz isn't running :<
[01:44] <mrpockets> Trying to do stuff through terminal as much as i can
[01:44] <Flannel> exegesis: sudo fdisk -l (that's lowercase L)
[01:44] <Nith> exegesis: ls /dev/sd*
[01:44] <andguent> alphagod: very nice, i should have fallen back to my classic fix for any config file I cant find -- 'find /etc|xargs grep eth0' -- that page just got another del.icio.us tag
[01:45] <needhelp> Alert! My PC suddenly powered off, and now it won't power on again. What happens? May I have lost my files?
[01:45] <RequinB4> mrpockets: terminal may be more efficient (because the keyboard is), there is no substitute for knowing where the GUI stuff is on a system :)
[01:45] <Flannel> needhelp: Unlikely that you lost your files.  What do you mean by "wont power on again"?
[01:45] <juank_prada> needhelp: the power source might be failing
[01:45] <exegesis> Flannel: here's my output, can you explain it to me?
[01:45] <exegesis> Flannel: /dev/sda1   *       10870       28972   145412347+   7  HPFS/NTFS
[01:45] <exegesis> /dev/sda2               1       10421    83706651   83  Linux
[01:45] <exegesis> /dev/sda3           37780       38913     9108855    7  HPFS/NTFS
[01:45] <exegesis> /dev/sda4           10422       10869     3598560    5  Extended
[01:45] <exegesis> /dev/sda5           10422       10869     3598528+  82  Linux swap / Solaris
[01:45] <FloodBot3> exegesis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:45] <Flannel> !paste | exegesis
[01:45] <ubot3> exegesis: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[01:45] <RequinB4> !paste | exegesis
[01:45] <genii> needhelp: Sounds like a hardware problem. Likely your power supply or so
[01:45] <nickrud> warriorforgod: the procedure I used is documented at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show#head-bf0ad184b84304b51996a11111a1901667529a80
[01:45] <ubuntubeta> needhelp: make sure the power cord is plugged in and try reseting that cord
[01:45] <AlphaGod> andguent:thanks for the help, sometimes I just need an outside hand to inject ideas on words i can search on and then I can track down the problem
[01:45] <needhelp> Flannel: nothing happens when pressing the power button
[01:46] <zosky> i hope some1 can help... how do i rebuild ALSA with a patch ? i need to add a patch for my ScratchAmp USB soundcard (http://www.xwax.co.uk/scratchamp.html)
[01:46] <needhelp> ubuntubeta: how do i reset the cord ?
[01:46] <andguent> needhelp: double check your power cord, power strip, surge protector and whatever :)
[01:46] <Flannel> needhelp: aright, then it's extremely unlikely you've lost data (well, except what was unsaved when you lost power).  You've just got a regular hardware problem
[01:46] <farruinn_> What's the best filesystem for sharing between Linux/Windows/Mac/etc? Fat32 or NTFS probably?
[01:46] <juank_prada> needhelp: the power supply is dead
[01:47] <cornfused> farruinn_: Linux can understand more Filesystems than Windows and windows uses NTFS by default now so I'd say NTFS
[01:47] <orudie> could anyone provide a tutorial on how to set static ip on lan for my ubuntu box pz
[01:47] <needhelp> okay, I'll have to buy a new power supply then
[01:47] <exegesis> Flannel: here's my output for my partitions: <http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59309/>.
[01:47] <ubuntubeta> needhelp: unplug, replug
[01:47] <Flannel> needhelp: Thats hard to diagnose confidently over IRC, but is a possibility.
[01:47] <Jack_Sparrow> zosky,  /join #Alsa
[01:48] <andguent> alphagod: glad to help in whatever way i did.... i had to track down iftab back when my company was cloning ubuntu workstations, and we wanted to know why no workstations would ever use eth0 once cloned :)
[01:48] <needhelp> okay, thanks
[01:48] <Itakuu> .-.
[01:48] <genii> needhelp: Remember this is only our best guess to the issue. Try with a known good power supply if possible before buying a new one
[01:48] <zosky> Jack_Sparrow, ill give it a shot
[01:48] <needhelp> i will genii
[01:48] <Flannel> exegesis: what's your question about your partitions?
[01:48] <sacamano> how can i remove my 2nd desktop
[01:49] <orudie> i'm new to linux, trying to figure out how to set static ip on lan for my ubuntu box
[01:49] <wolvenar> can anyone explain why processes ran by init even with root privs so not seem to have the came rights as root exec from shell
[01:49] <orudie> could none help plz ?
[01:49] <cornfused> orudie: wireless or ethernet
[01:49] <greg-g> !minimal
[01:49] <ubot3> The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[01:49] <farruinn_> cornfused: Linux supports NTFS 100% these days?
[01:49] <sfears> orudie, system/administration/network properties or your connection
[01:49] <computer> Hey I am having a problem with my ATI card I was wondering if someone could help me?
[01:49] <ubuntubeta> is it ok to ask for beta support on upgrading here?  I ran into a problem doing dist upgrade...
[01:49] <wolvenar> or point me where I can learn why
[01:49] <Flannel> ubuntubeta: Hardy is still an alpha, and #ubuntu+1
[01:49] <sfears> properties of* your connection
[01:50] <ubuntubeta> thx
[01:50] <cornfused> farruinn_: I've never had any problems with it's support in gutsy
[01:50] <computer> Can anyone help me with my ATI card problem?
[01:50] <Sinnerman> how do i make the icons in my gnome-panel menus smaller?
[01:50] <farruinn_> cornfused: thanks :)
[01:50] <exegesis> Flannel: what's it mean?  Why do I have 5?  I only want 3.  Also I can no longer boot into Vista (I rarely if ever want to, but if it's there I want to be able to).
[01:50] <orudie> sfears: i dont have gui, running server 7.10 ed
[01:51] <computer> I have gutsy and a Radeon TV 200 QW [Radeon 7500] card when I try using it I get a black screen after the ubuntu loading screen
[01:51] <sfears> ohhh.. umm
[01:51] <AlphaGod> andguent: this was one of those cases where I had never had to do this before so I wasn't sure where to start; once I had someone injecting ideas I've never used it got me on the right path
[01:51] <sfears> network.conf file?
[01:51] <sfears> mabey
[01:51] <Flannel> exegesis: You have four meaningful ones.
[01:51] <sfears> maybe*
[01:51] <cornfused> computer: can you boot in recovery mode?
[01:51] <[dcr]> Whats a good FTP client to use with Linux?
[01:51] <computer> if I edit my xorg.conf file like the forums say it boots but it only boots in terminal mode or whatever
[01:51] <nickrud> orudie: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59310/ is the one I've used, just set the addresses to match your network
[01:51] <nickrud> orudie: and install resolvconf , it will read the dns defined in there
[01:52] <computer> can anyone help me?
[01:52] <cornfused> computer: did it ever work?
[01:52] <[dcr]> !FTP
[01:52] <ubot3> FTP clients: !Nautilus, !gFTP (for !GNOME) - !Konqueror, !Kasablanca, !KFTPGrabber (for !KDE) - See also !FTPd
[01:52] <computer> not the ATI card
[01:52] <cornfused> computer: I mean the graphics
[01:53] <computer> only with the on board
[01:53] <computer> when I try editing the xorg.conf file I get terminal but no graphics
[01:53] <wolvenar> can anyone explain why processes ran by init even with root privs so not seem to have the came rights as root exec from shell
[01:53] <computer> so I can't open anything
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, Make sure you set v/h rates for your monitor not just a base sync rate in that xorg
[01:53] <orudie> nickrud: sudo apt-get install resolvconf ?
[01:53] <nickrud> orudie: yes.
[01:53] <andguent> wolvenar: daemons run from init.d are often run as lower privileged users for security reasons, if apache is running as root, and someone cracks your apache, they have root privilages
[01:54] <andguent> so, for apache, it runs as the user www-data intentionally
[01:54] <computer> can I post my xorg file here...
[01:54] <oms3> hello friends
[01:54] <computer> because I'm new to configuring it
[01:54] <oms3> hell
[01:54] <exegesis> Flannel: then what are the four meaningful ones and what do they mean?
[01:54] <cornfused> !paste | computer
[01:54] <ubot3> computer: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[01:54] <zosky> can any1 help me figure out how to add a patch to ALSA ? http://www.xwax.co.uk/scratchamp.html
[01:54] <nickrud> orudie: after you set that up, the auto will cause the interface to come up when you boot. you can control it manually with   sudo ifup eth0   sudo ifdown eth0  (or whatever ethX you actually have)
[01:54] <orudie> nickrud: installed, whats next ?
[01:54] <nickrud> orudie: do you know your gateway address?
[01:55] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, NOT in here.. one sec
[01:55] <Flannel> exegesis: Well, sda4 is an extended partition, which means it houses sda5 (And any other higher ones you create).  Why do you think you should only have three?
[01:55] <orudie> nickrud: yeah
[01:55] <wolvenar> understandable, however I have a script that I need to have root privs, on a non networked machine, it's works great from bash, but not init or cron
[01:55] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit   in a term
[01:55] <sfears> orudie, /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[01:55] <exegesis> Flannel: well I was just cruising the forums and some people who dual boot have Windows partition, Ubuntu partition, and a backup partition or something
[01:55] <Flannel> exegesis: you have a NTFS, an ext3, another NTFS, then your swap partition.
[01:55] <nickrud> orudie: copy that text to /etc/network/interfaces , and set your gateway. What exactly is your gateway?
[01:55] <computer> whats that do Jack?
[01:55] <exegesis> Flannel: what do those mean?  NTFS, ext3, swap?
[01:55] <Flannel> exegesis: they probably have a swap partition as well.  don't worry, yours looks normal.
[01:56] <orudie> nickrud: isnt the gateway the ip address of my router ?
[01:56] <cornfused> computer: it puts it into a pastebin
[01:56] <nickrud> orudie: yes
[01:56] <orudie> nickrud: like <IP_ADDRESS>
[01:56] <Kumool> Nith, what if i wanted to open a console based app?
[01:56] <Flannel> exegesis: NTFS is the filesystem for windwos, ext3 is the filesystem (well the default) for Ubuntu, and swap is swapspace for linux
[01:56] <orudie> nickrud: ok
[01:56] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, it pastes your xorg into a pastebin and gives you a link to give people that are helping you
[01:56] <exegesis> Flannel: ok, that makes me feel a little better.  I can't boot into Vista.  Is there a good how-to online for common problems or something?
[01:56] <andguent> wolvenar: visudo -- add a line like this: www-data ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/eject ---- change www-data to your low privilaged username, change /usr/bin/eject to your script path
[01:56] <visualdeception> test
[01:56] <computer> nice
[01:57] <computer> alright
[01:57] <computer> http://paste.stgraber.org/1435
[01:57] <orudie> nickrud: should i nano interfaces ?
[01:57] <wolvenar> thank you andquent I will try that
[01:57] <lee___> I can't play .ogg files on my computer, any idea why?
[01:57] <Flannel> exegesis: That'd be a GRUB issue.  Do you have a windows entry in your menu.lst? (/boot/grub/menu.lst) pastebin it.  I'm actually not sure how to dualboot into Vista with GRUB.  Someone else here may be able to help you though.
[01:57] <zosky> Jack_Sparrow, pastebinit, thats really cool !!
[01:58] <computer> Thats how I have it edited.... but it just takes me to terminal basically
[01:58] <orudie> nickrud: or should i make that executable first ?
[01:58] <cornfused> computer: are you sure that's the correct BusID for your card?
[01:58] <nickrud> orudie: yes. The only change you should need to make to that stanza I gave is to change the gateway to <IP_ADDRESS> , every thing else should be fine, unless you have a particular address you want the machine to be, other than xx.xx.xx.202
[01:58] <geoff_> Can any one help?  I am trying to change my date format configuration and don't know where it is.  I need to change from dd/mm/yyyy to mm/dd/yyyy (or vice versa)
[01:58] <juank_prada> lee___:  need the proper codecs
[01:58] <computer> yeah
[01:58] <lunks> I'd like to build a single module instead of building the whole kernel. How to do it?
[01:58] <lee___> juank_prada: Which are?
[01:58] <computer> 01:0b.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV200 QW [Radeon 7500]
[01:58] <nickrud> orudie: it's a configuration file, it doesn't need to be executable
[01:58] <Kumool> lee___, just get a player like audacious or xmms look for em
[01:58] <orudie> nickrud: it has no .extention
[01:58]  * netopalis has major USB issues.  If you can help, please send a PM
[01:58] <sfears> lunks.. mabey use the "./configure --with" option?
[01:59] <nickrud> orudie: that's by design. Do not change the name of the file at all
[01:59] <Kumool> lee___, just getting the codecs 1 by 1 is such a pain
[01:59] <juank_prada> lee___: mostly gstreamer
[01:59] <wgwinn>  Any suggestions on how to move from a 64bit kernel to a 32bit one?
[01:59] <cornfused> computer did you install the correct driver?
[01:59] <schmichael> anybody know why xubuntu 7.10 wouldn't be able to join my wlan even though it appears to properly detect my Prism2.5 wifi adapter?
[01:59] <computer> Umm... well I can't find the driver
[01:59] <exegesis> Flannel: here's what my /boot/grub/menu.lst says: <http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59312/>
[01:59] <nickrud> wgwinn: reinstall the os
[01:59] <lunks> sfears, sorry but it's not clear for me. :D I use make-kpkg to build the kernel. I want to specifically build only b43, my wireless driver. I accidentally checked it off on my .config
[02:00] <cornfused> computer: I wouldn't suggest attempting to use a card with no driver
[02:00] <exegesis> Flannel: I assume that means I have a Windows entry
[02:00] <computer> Well I don't know where to get the driver
[02:00] <netopalis> USB devices are not working in Ubuntu, nor are they working in Windows Vista.  I'm running Wubi, so this may be an explanation of the link.  Any suggestions?
[02:00] <cornfused> computer: google the model
[02:00] <computer> I have to use this card because I have to dual boot to windows and this card is the only one that works in windows and this is my parents computer
[02:00] <sfears> lunks, you could download the driver source files, compile them, & add the module to your /etc/modules file
[02:01] <computer> I have googled it and people give the one program for linux that installs drivers for ATI and NVIDIA but thats for the newer cards and this is too old for it :(
[02:01] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org 59313   from my ati 7500
[02:01] <computer> ?
[02:01] <lunks> sfears, do you know if there are other ways of enabling modules? /etc/modules didn't work very good last time, but it could be bad luck. If you know another way to ensure module loading, please tell me. :D
[02:01] <netopalis> Anyone?
[02:01] <computer> it's blank
[02:01] <sCOTTo> nith you here
[02:01] <lunks> sfears, ah, and I have the sources, but dunno how to install it
[02:02] <cornfused> computer: I believe the link he meant was http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59313
[02:02] <sfears> lunks.. sudo modprobe modulename
[02:02] <orudie> nickrud: hey, i hope resolvconf is not gonna conflict with my already installed and configured ddclient
[02:03] <mrpockets> LOL!
[02:03] <mrpockets> apt-get moo
[02:03] <mrpockets> wtf?
[02:03] <bigdad1e> im in dier need of help getting srcds to show on the main server list. i have set my router up to work with it. its just now i think theres something in linux holding me back
[02:03] <lunks> sfears, hmm i knew about it, but what if I want to make it load every start?
[02:03] <lunks> sfears, and also, how to install a module that comes with the kernel?
[02:03] <Jack_Sparrow> zosky, Yes very cool
[02:03] <bigdad1e> !srcds
[02:03] <sfears> haha.. moo
[02:03] <ubot3> Factoid srcds not found
[02:03] <sfears> i have moo'd toady
[02:03] <sfears> lunks.. add the module name to /etc/modules
[02:04] <Jack_Sparrow> zosky, Sorry, I was booting another computer and uploading the xorg from that 7500 ati
[02:04] <lunks> sfears, ok, then =)
[02:04] <computer> thats xorg doesn't have a ATI it's intel stuff
[02:04] <lee___> I installed Audacious and XMMS, but I can't see my .ogg files in it, why not? :<
[02:04] <lunks> sfears, thank you very much!
[02:04] <sfears> lunks.. modprobe is the program that inteligently loads modules
[02:04] <nickrud> orudie: resolvconf sets up /etc/resolv.conf for you, so you can use names in firefox instead of ip addresses, has nothing to do with ddclient telling the world your ip address
[02:04] <juank_prada> lee___: you need th codecs
[02:04] <bigdad1e> is there something i have to do within linux to get my real ip to show up?
[02:04] <lee___> juank_prada: I have them ..
[02:04] <warriorforgod> nickrud: Ok.  I followed that link you gave me. I issued the sudo /sbin/grub,  then root (hd1,0),  setup(hd1) and then quit.  So now when I reboot it should boot of of hdb which is hd1 in grub correct?
[02:04] <Kumool> juank_prada, audacious comes with em
[02:04] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, Wrong box...
[02:04] <sfears> lunks.. so that would be the way to load any module that isn't compiled directally into the kernel
[02:04] <zosky> Jack_Sparrow, wow man you is busy
[02:05] <computer> If I could find a driver download for it, it would be nice
[02:05] <Kumool> lee___, can u see the playlist is what u mean?
[02:05] <lee___> Kumool: It's a video I'm trying to watch
[02:05] <juank_prada> Kumool: hehe didnt saw the audacious part...
[02:05] <cornfused> !who | computer
[02:05] <ubot3> computer: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :)
[02:05] <lunks> sfears, I'm only missing the install part, I'm afraid
[02:05] <threefcata> i tried to install Extreme Tux Racer but it says dependency not satisfiable: libc6, but it is installed?
[02:05] <threefcata> how come?
[02:05] <lunks> sfears, where should compiled modules go in order to modprobe find them
[02:05] <Kumool> lee___, try vlc it can see any type of format
[02:05] <juank_prada> lee___: oh well you should have said that first... use Totem or VLC
[02:05] <netopalis> Can anyone help me with my weird USB issues?
[02:05] <nickrud> warriorforgod: did you do the sudo grub-install /dev/hdb ? That should have been as far as you needed to go
[02:06] <computer> anyone... I just need the 01:0b.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV200 QW [Radeon 7500]
[02:06] <computer>  driver
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, Yes.. sorry.. I cant remember which box has the 7500..
[02:06] <sfears> i THINK that's what the depmod -a command is for.. someone else back me up on that one
[02:06] <Itaku> is there a good screen recorder for linux
[02:06] <bigdad1e> is someone in here anygood with srcds set up? and router bypass
[02:06] <warriorforgod> nickrud: the sudo grub-install errored out, so I went on to the manual way.
[02:06] <bigdad1e> !network
[02:06] <ubot3> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:06] <juank_prada> itaku istanbul
[02:06] <Kumool> juank_prada, i think he's already tried totem but it doesnt see em
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> computer,  it looks like you edited that xorg of yours manually..
[02:06] <computer> yeah I did
[02:06] <sfears> download drivers/make/make install/depmod -a module name/sudo modprobe modulename
[02:06] <orudie> nickrud: ok, can i show you what i got so far in /network/interfaces
[02:06] <nickrud> orudie: good, I was going to ask for that
[02:07] <Kumool> lee___, is it a .ogg? what is it?
[02:07] <sfears> mabey the make install registers the module with modprobe
[02:07] <sfears> maybe*
[02:07] <nickrud> warriorforgod: then you should be good, if you set up the work space properly
[02:07] <orudie> nickrud: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59316/
[02:07] <cornfused> computer: revert back to an old xorg.cong file to get the standard video card working and try one of the graphical methods. Obviously the manual method isn't working for you
[02:07] <lee___> Kumool: It's a .ogg, and even VLC crashed tryign to play it
[02:07] <warriorforgod> nickrud: ok.  Here goes.  If I am not back in 5 minutes, it didn't work, but thx for the help either way.
[02:07] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, lspci | grep -i vga should show you the right pci port for setting up the video card in your xorg
[02:08] <juank_prada> lee___:  by any chance... do you have compiz enabled?
[02:08] <Itaku> how do i use istanbul?
[02:08] <lee___> juank_prada: Not to my knowledge, how can I check?
[02:08] <nickrud> orudie: I missed removing the # from in front of iface , otherwise it looks good
[02:08] <juank_prada> lee___: do you ahve the cool effects ubuntu comes with?
[02:08] <andguent> mrpockets: proof that linux programmers usually are dorks :)
[02:08] <lee___> No.
[02:08] <sfears> i thought all programmers were dorks
[02:09] <mrpockets> lol
[02:09] <sfears> <~~~ not a dork
[02:09] <nickrud> orudie: after you make that change, you should be able to bring it up with   sudo ifup eth0
[02:09] <Itaku> juank_prada: how do i use istanbul?
[02:09] <NETWizz> FloodBot3
[02:09] <NETWizz> What is that?
[02:09] <nickrud> sfears: doesn't matter what else you do in life, even get into space: if you program, you're a dork
[02:09] <Kumool> lee___, did u install from synaptic u usually need som libraries...?
[02:09] <orudie> nickrud: ifup: interface eth0 already configured
[02:09] <lee___> Kumool: Install what?
[02:09] <[gquit]bombadil> whats a good graphical ftp client?
[02:10] <sfears> agreed nickrud
[02:10] <nickrud> orudie: sudo ifdown eth0 ; sudo ifup eth0
[02:10]  * netopalis could really use some help with his lack of working USB devices...Anyone know how to get them working?
[02:10] <sfears> netopalis, be a little more specific
[02:10] <Jack_Sparrow> computer, I am trying one other computer to see if it has the 7500
[02:10] <sfears> your usb fan is not working?
[02:10] <orudie> nickrud: did that, nothing happend, i guess restarted and changes applied ?
[02:10] <sfears> little desktop airconditioner?
[02:10] <netopalis> lol, nothing works on my USB ports
[02:11] <Flannel> exegesis: yeah, that's a windows entry.  Do you have another one like that?  Or is that the only one?
[02:11] <netopalis> webcams, mp3 players, usb memory sticks..
[02:11] <netopalis> And it doesn't work on Windows either
[02:11] <nickrud> orudie: you shouldn't see anything, but you should be able to ping google.com
[02:11] <andguent> netopalis: does it work anywhere at all ever? when was the last time it worked? can you get any usb device with a light to light up when plugged in?
[02:11] <juank_prada> lee___: can you play any other video format?
[02:11] <netopalis> It worked a few days ago, and the lights come on
[02:11] <sfears> sounds like a hardware malfunction
[02:11] <sfears> haha.. i should put that on a shirt
[02:11] <Flannel> [gquit]bombadil: Places > Connect to Server will work.
[02:11] <lee___> juank_prada: No idea.
[02:11] <orudie> nickrud: pinging, didnt know i couldnt ping before
[02:11] <andguent> netopalis: have you checked bios settings to verify there is no silly "disable usb" setting?
[02:11] <netopalis> But wouldn't a hardware malfunction just hit one of the 3 instead of all 3?
[02:11] <netopalis> Yes
[02:11] <netopalis> My BIOS has very bare-bones settings
[02:11] <nickrud> orudie: should get something back right away.
[02:12] <Kumool> lee___,  well if vlc crashes it means that u need som libraries but i dont think so because ogg is the default playin format mayb it has something to do with ur graph card or something
[02:12] <juank_prada> lee___: try this-> pres Alt+f3 and write : gstreamer-properties
[02:12] <sfears> mabey the usb bus? if it doesn't work in windows or linux it's not a software problem
[02:12] <juank_prada> lee___: sorry alt+f2
[02:12] <exegesis> Flannel: yes, nearly identical except sda3 and root		(hd0,2)
[02:12] <bigdad1e> how can i get my real ip to show? i have done everything you can do with my router to get it to show and it wont work. what do i do?
[02:12] <[gquit]bombadil> Flannel: thanks
[02:12] <netopalis> Well, I thought it might be software since I'm running Wubi
[02:12] <orudie> nickrud: thanx for your help, i have another thing if you dont mind
[02:12] <netopalis> There is a link there..
[02:12] <nickrud> orudie: you all set then?
[02:12] <Flannel> exegesis: the other one was root (hd0,0) right?
[02:12] <exegesis> yeah
[02:12] <exegesis> and sda1
[02:12] <netopalis> If it is a hardware issue, where can I start to fix it?
[02:12] <tech0007> can anyone tell me the channel for hardy questions?
[02:12] <cornfused> netopalis: are you on a laptop
[02:13] <orudie> nickrud: i got something else though :) if you dont mind
[02:13] <nickrud> tech0007: ubuntu+1
[02:13] <Flannel> exegesis: right.  Thats your primary.  The stuff after # is comemnts, so the sda1/3 actually doesn't matter.
[02:13] <orudie> nickrud: thanx for your help bro
[02:13] <andguent> netopolis:what does the output of these two commands give you: 'lsusb' and 'lspci|grep -i usb'
[02:13] <Flannel> exegesis: What happens when you try and boot that entry?
[02:13] <nickrud> orudie: sure, I just want positive profe that it worked ;)
[02:13] <Itaku> if i download a screen saver how do i set it?
[02:13] <tech0007> nickrud: thanks!
[02:13] <bigdad1e> no one is going to help me ic
[02:13] <adorablepuppy> Ubuntu server should come installed with PostgreSQL, not MySQL. MySQL is lame. :/
[02:13] <juank_prada> lee___: then go to the Video Tab and see the default Autput... click on Test to check your output is actually working
[02:14] <nickrud> orudie: so, what's the question. I hope it's as easy
[02:14] <sacamano> hi. i just did a fresh install of gutsy, and for some reason the boot is much longer than before, and doesnt display the ubuntu-loading image, its just blank. any ideas?
[02:14] <exegesis> Flannel: I can't remember right now, it's been a little while since I've done it.  Vista tries to fix itself, though, and never actually fixes anything (suprise suprise)
[02:14] <cornfused> bigdad1e: what do you mean by your real IP
[02:14] <Nith> bigdad1e: what's your "real ip" the one of your computer or router?
[02:14] <nickrud> adorablepuppy: then it wouldn't be lamp
[02:14] <bigdad1e> instead of a network ip
[02:14]  * sCOTTo needs an experienced SMB persons help :(
[02:14] <bigdad1e> to get rid of 192.168
[02:14] <exegesis> Flannel: I know that you probably can't do much if anything with that information, but is there somewhere online I can go after I try to boot into Vista and know what it actually says?
[02:14] <bigdad1e> and get 24.144
[02:14] <cornfused> bigdad1e: whatismyip.com
[02:14] <Flannel> exegesis: best place is google, actually.
[02:15] <juank_prada> itaku: run istanbul and youll get an icon on your taskbar richt clicl on it will give you options... play with it
[02:15] <Flannel> exegesis: get an error code/message/whatever, and google that sucker.
[02:15] <lee___> Seems to work, juank_prada
[02:15] <netopalis> My output: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59319/
[02:15] <netopalis> And yes, I am on a laptop
[02:15] <Itaku> k
[02:15] <Itaku> err
[02:15] <jerbear> this isn't specific to this room, but maybe someone can help... what are the security risks of leaving keys loaded in gpg-agent and ssh-agent? i'm using keychain to persist them across login sessions, and i'm curious what risks i might be in danger of
[02:15] <bigdad1e> i know whatsmyip.org. thats not what im asking. it still shows up after i config dmz on my router
[02:15] <Itaku> those taskbar things dont show
[02:15] <cornfused> netopalis: changing hardware on a laptop is risky
[02:15] <orudie> nickrud: ok here it goes, trying to run a srcds, i pretty much have it set up, just when i run the exec. server command, the terminal stays active and if i close the terminal window, the server stops
[02:15] <netopalis> I know, lol, I've been through a few
[02:15] <orudie> nickrud: would like to set that on auto start and run in the background
[02:15]  * juank_prada directs itaku to http://dev.gentoo.org/~zaheerm/screencasts/istanbul-screencasting-itself-annotated.ogg
[02:16] <andguent> netopalis: if you plug something into a usb port, does lsusb ever change? anything plugged in as you ran that?
[02:16] <netopalis> But you think that the USB ports are shot themselves?
[02:16] <orudie> nickrud: and i'm also working remotely
[02:16] <netopalis> Nothing was plugged in
[02:16] <netopalis> Let me grab my memory stick
[02:16] <exegesis> Flannel: haha, thanks, will do.  And if all else fails I will come back here.  THanks for you help.
[02:16] <juank_prada> itaku sorry is left click
[02:16] <nickrud> orudie: do   <command> & , the & will put it in the background. Then you can type   exit , and the terminal will close and the program keep on running
[02:16] <PurpZeY> Can anyone help me analyze a problem...I am only able to boot into Ubuntu intermittently. When I can't, my monitor gets no signal and Ctrl + Alt + f1 does nothing. If I can boot into Ubuntu, it will run for a period of time and then when I try to run an application that requires any computing at all it returns to no monitor signal and ctrl + alt + f1 doesn't work.
[02:16] <adorablepuppy> nickrud: Who cares about LAMP. . .  Make a new one. LAPP. Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL, and Python
[02:16] <farruinn> nickrud: I think it will terminate that process if you close the terminal
[02:16] <cornfused> bigdad1e: are you trying to set your IP?
[02:16] <bhupes1> i need help to get latest security vulnerabilities ....
[02:16] <orudie> nickrud: do you mind if i pm you for this ?
[02:17] <farruinn> nickrud: since that process is a job for the shell you were in
[02:17] <nickrud> orudie: to set it to autostart, add the command  (without sudo) to /etc/rc.local , that will run and start the program on boot
[02:17] <sCOTTo> PurpZeY: sound like a hardware failure
[02:17] <juank_prada> lee___: please check if you can play any other video format
[02:17] <Itaku> when i download a screensaver how do i set it as my screen saver?
[02:17] <bhupes1> e.g. from CVE website
[02:17] <Kumool> yep that does help :)
[02:17] <Nith> bigdad1e: the ip address 24.144.x.x has nothing to do with your computer, only your router, you need to find out if you can query your router somehow
[02:17] <nickrud> farruinn: strangely enough, if you type exit it keeps up. I'd been doing disown <process> , but found out it's not necessary. Try with gedit
[02:17] <cornfused> Itaku: System -> preferences -> screensaver
[02:17] <PurpZeY> sCOTTo: That's what I'm afraid of...any ideas as to what might be failing? Last time it happened, I was playing a video and when it cut out both sound and video cut, that mean it isn't the video card/
[02:18] <bhupes1> is there any way i can get register myself to get latest updates?
[02:18] <drakode> ahora si puedo hablar mas comodo
[02:18] <juank_prada> lee___: if you can then its a codec issue which means you removed the gstreamer ones from your machine
[02:18] <sCOTTo> PurpZeY: sound like CPU or MB maybe
[02:18] <zero88> Please help. I plug in my cellphone with a  micro sd card and it doesnt come up. Im assuming i need some kind of drivers, or is there a way to access it somehow?
[02:18] <netopalis> No change when plugging in devices
[02:18] <netopalis> Also: I just noticed, but the light goes off shortly after it's plugged in
[02:18] <nickrud> adorablepuppy: it was a lame joke
[02:18] <drakode> i'm... Xd this is not ubuntu-es
[02:18] <Itaku> cornfused: i know but i downloaded a screen saver off of apt-get but its not showing up
[02:18] <cornfused> netopalis: then it is definately a hardware thing
[02:18] <sCOTTo> PurpZeY: open ur case and check if there are any heat sync parts off the MB or anything - make sure everything is in tact
[02:18] <PurpZeY> sCOTTo: But the problem doesn't seem to occur in windows (on a separate a HD)
[02:18] <netopalis> Would a PCI USB card work, you think?
[02:18] <andguent> netopalis: not good, i'm assuming this usb device works on other computers, run dmesg and look for usb or error
[02:19] <cornfused> Itaku: what was the apt-get package name
[02:19] <sCOTTo> hmmm
[02:19] <Itaku> kanjisaver
[02:19] <sCOTTo> weird
[02:19] <lee___> What codes do I need to play .ogg videos I record?
[02:19] <netopalis> And - that just flooded the terminal
[02:19] <adorablepuppy> nickrud: Sorry, sarcasm meter fell into the washer.
[02:19] <netopalis> Huge list of errors
[02:19] <farruinn> nickrud: ah, you're right, you've got to type exit for it to work
[02:19] <netopalis> Errors -110 and -32
[02:19] <zero88> ???
[02:19] <lee___> I can play other OGGs from sites, just not ones I record :S
[02:19] <Itaku> cornfused: its kanjisaver
[02:20] <juank_prada> lee___: recrdo using what?
[02:20] <cornfused> Itaku: no clue
[02:20] <juank_prada> lee___: i mean a webcam or something else?
[02:20] <lee___> juank_prada: Both istanbul and recordmydesktop
[02:20] <lee___> Can't play either one
[02:20] <Itaku> hmm
[02:20] <juank_prada> lee___: oh
[02:20] <Itaku> !screensaver
[02:20] <ubot3> Factoid screensaver not found
[02:20] <Itaku> !screensavers
[02:20] <ubot3> Factoid screensavers not found
[02:21] <andguent> netopalis google for that, but if you have multiple usb devices that do not work with this computer, do work with another computer, and dmesg has screens worth of "USB device disconnected", its probably hardware
[02:21] <farruinn> Where did ubotu go?
[02:21] <Xcerca> hi, i just booted into ubuntu using the live cd,  what they best way to install the nvidia drivers for me without installing ubuntu to me hdd ?
[02:21] <Itaku> !screensaver kanjisaver
[02:21] <drakode> emm quien sabe como hacer que el xchat al cerrarlo se valla a la barra de los programas ejecutados?
[02:21] <ubot3> Itaku: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[02:21]  * drakode is away: Estoy ocupado
[02:21]  * drakode is back (gone 00:00:02)
[02:21] <orudie> nickrud: i'm sorry but i do not understand what to do here orudie: do   <command> & , the & will put it in the background.
[02:21] <cornfused> farruinn: I think the bots switch out with each other
[02:21] <juank_prada> lee___:  then it might not be problem of the player but of isanbul or the other desktopo recorder...
[02:21] <lee___> !es | drakode
[02:21] <ubot3> drakode: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[02:21] <Flannel> !away > drakode
[02:21] <Kumool> drakode, cuando lo cierras te va a salir un pop up si minimize
[02:21] <nickrud> orudie: in the terminal, type   sc<whateverthecommandwas> &  . Then on the next line type exit.
[02:21] <farruinn> cornfused: I guess it does look like they're sharing the same database. /msg ubot3 ubotu
[02:22] <drakode> lee___, i'm.. i use irssi... is my error
[02:22] <netopalis> Cornfused - is tehre any way to replace the USB ports through one of my card slots?
[02:22] <Flannel> !nvidia | Xcerca
[02:22] <ubot3> Xcerca: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:22] <Flannel> Xcerca: when it says "reboot" you only need to reboot X (ctrl-alt-backspace)
[02:22] <TaRDy> can somebody clearify wine for me? can it access my hardware (ie. my TV tuner?)
[02:22] <ionstorm> im having problems getting bootchart to start-up and log boots, how exactly does it start because I havnt ever gotten charts
[02:23] <ionstorm>  id like to know if there is something screwed up in my system preventing it from logging
[02:23] <sfears> i think wine usually works as long as it doesn't use directX rendering
[02:23] <ionstorm> I have 3 bootcharts running in backround... root      1045  0.1  0.0   1156   192 ?        S    18:47   0:03 /bin/busybox sh /bin/bootchart bottom
[02:23] <Xcerca> alright    should i try the regular instrustions for installing the nvidia drivers even though i;m on the live cd  ei  Open a terminal and type sudo apt-get update Type sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx Type sudo apt-get upgrade Type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  Select the nvidia driver from the X server driver list and follow the on-screen steps to complete the configuration
[02:23] <cornfused> netopalis: if you had add-on USB ports and plugged them into your comp, I think they would work, but I'm not sure
[02:24] <netopalis> Well, I was just wondering - there' s a rectangular port, the name of which I keep forgetting, on the side of my laptop...Are there USB replacements to go in there?
[02:24] <sfears> firewire netopalis
[02:24] <JohnMM> FloodBot3: how do I install ubuntus?
[02:24] <farruinn> How do I copy a ton of files, retaining their ownership and permissions?
[02:24] <netopalis> Oh, no, not firewire
[02:24] <netopalis> It's like a card slot
[02:24] <netopalis> I want to say PCMCIA
[02:24] <rsk> dvi?
[02:24] <sfears> ohh yeah
[02:24] <netopalis> But I know that's not right
[02:25] <orudie> nickrud: ./srcds_run -console -game tf +ip localhost -port 27015 +maxplayers 32 +map cp_badlands &  . like this
[02:25] <andguent> farruin: cp -a /sourcefiles /destination or rsync -va
[02:25] <RequinB4> JohnMM - FloodBot3 isn't exactly flesh and blood :P
[02:25] <bosanac> hello people why when i open counter strike ( windows game ) on my linux box i play that game by wine and why the Screen Resolution its too big?
[02:25] <sfears> that should work netopalis
[02:25] <juank_prada> lee___: any luck on that ogg issue?
[02:25] <ionstorm> anyone familiar with how bootchart starts up
[02:25] <ionstorm> because it isnt logging my boots
[02:25] <beautifulsnow> bosanac:  try joingin #winehq for help
[02:25] <farruinn> andguent: ah, thanks
[02:25] <RequinB4> bosanac - probably steam's fault, just go to options in CStrike
[02:26] <nickrud> orudie: yes. You should get back a command line.    If you type jobs , that process will be shown. That means it's running in the background, while your typing in the shell is in the forground.
[02:26] <Itaku> when i download a screensaver how do i set it as my screen saver?
[02:26] <RESmonkey> how do i go about joining the XUBUNTU irc?
[02:26] <brandonc503> so how do i get dreamweaver to access my apache server on ubuntu from another computer?
[02:26] <Flannel> RESmonkey: /join #xubuntu
[02:26] <sfears> Itaku, system/prefs/screensaver
[02:26] <RESmonkey> thank you :)
[02:26] <Itaku> sfears i downloaded one and its not showing up
[02:26] <sacamano> hi, i cant get my normal resolution, it's not an option. whats the command to reconfigure xorg
[02:26] <cornfused> brandonc503: can you access the server other ways than dreamweaver
[02:27] <sacamano> settings and such
[02:27] <Pirate_Hunter> hi how do i change to different workstations using the keyboard?
[02:27] <brandonc503> cornfused right but i want to use dreamweaver
[02:27] <lee___> juank_prada: Nope
[02:27] <juank_prada> brandonc503: you will probably need to configure apache in a way that accepts request from your dreamweaver pc
[02:27] <beautifulsnow> Pirate_Hunter:  consoles? I think CTRL ALT + F1 to F7
[02:27] <andguent> priate: as in workspaces? try Ctrl-Alt-Right
[02:27] <cornfused> brandonc503: well let's start with just a normal connection
[02:27] <cornfused> brandonc503: do you know the IP of the other comp?
[02:27] <orudie> nickrud: i just did ./srcds_run -console -game tf +ip localhost -port 27015 +maxplayers 32 +map cp_badlands &  . and it didnt get me back in terminal
[02:28] <RequinB4> sacamano - to reconfigure X, (i'm assuming you know what you are doing, if not please ask) sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:28] <farruinn> When umount says a device is busy, is there any way to find out what is using the device?
[02:28] <Pirate_Hunter> beautifulsnow: nope thats something else thats for cli/shell
[02:28] <brandonc503> cornfused yea i have my house ip forwarded thru router to computer...
[02:28] <orudie> nickrud: nevermind, i typed jobs and it took me back to terminal
[02:28] <orudie> thax a lot man
[02:28] <nickrud> orudie: yw
[02:28] <sacamano> RequinB4, I pseudo-know what I'm doing. I did this once a couple months ago when my resolution got screwed up
[02:28] <brandonc503> so when you enter my ip you get to my server
[02:28] <brandonc503> but i wana use dreamweaver to edit from other computer
[02:28] <orudie> nickrud: so if i want to stop this now, how would i stop this job ?
[02:28] <brandonc503> i can use ftp but dont know username and pass.....
[02:29] <juank_prada> lee___: maybe its a stupid question but.. are you sure you are saving your videos as .OGG?
[02:29] <nickrud> orudie:  one way is fg <tab> , and enter
[02:29] <lee___> Yeah juank_prada
[02:29] <brandonc503> the setting up apache to accept stuff from dreamweaver seems right
[02:29] <Nith> brandonc503: what ftp server are you using?
[02:29] <drakode> ahora si lo vistes?
[02:29] <Nith> brandonc503: and alternatively, you can use samba
[02:29] <beautifulsnow> brandonc503:  Please try to explain your problem all in one line :P It becomes difficult to follow what you say if you break it up
[02:29] <RequinB4> sacamano: well, then might want to type here what you are trying to do and get confirmation :P
[02:30] <Itaku> when i download a screensaver how do i set it as my screen saver???????
[02:30] <juank_prada> lee___: then im afraid i cant help you :S... sorry. but it seems like recording is not doing it right
[02:30] <sacamano> RequinB4, my laptop won't allow me to use 1200x800.
[02:30] <brandonc503> i have lamp on computer 1.. i want to use dreamweaver on comp 2 to edit website on comp 1 thru internet.
[02:30] <RequinB4> !es | drakode
[02:30] <ubot3> drakode: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[02:30] <Pirate_Hunter> hi how do i change to different workstations using the keyboard?
[02:31] <Kumool> lol ubot that channel is more than dead
[02:31] <andguent> priate: as in workspaces? try Ctrl-Alt-Right
[02:31] <cornfused> Pirate_Hunter: are you using compiz
[02:31] <Kumool> shut it i kno its a bot
[02:31] <juank_prada> brandonc503: is not a matter of just having lamp... you need to configure it to accepts request from your other computer
[02:31] <ionstorm> Good evening all, I have bootchart installed to log my boots, *BUT* i have no charts in /var/log/bootchart/* anyone know how to fix it, for some reason bootchart isnt loading or logging
[02:31] <RequinB4> sacamano - It is entirely possible that X COULD be the problem, i assume you're tried system - prefs - screen resolution? and ensure that that res is applicable for your comp
[02:31] <beautifulsnow> Pirate_Hunter:  as in diferent computers or as in different virtual desktops?
[02:31] <Flannel> juank_prada, brandonc503, LAMP is configured to accept connections by default
[02:31] <Pirate_Hunter> cornfused: nope
[02:32] <sacamano> RequinB4,  Correct. Resolution wasn't available, but it's the native resolution both on ubuntu and windows
[02:32] <orudie> nickrud: how would i go back into that process ? of my command that i executed? cause it has output
[02:32] <Pirate_Hunter> beautifulsnow: hmm i probably should've been more specific i mean those four default workstation in ubuntu, sorry for that
[02:32] <RequinB4> sacamano - then yes, boot recovery mode and run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:32] <sacamano> and RequinB4, do you advise using Fglrx or the ATI specific driver on Screens and Graphic Settings
[02:33] <juank_prada> Flannel: brandonc503, then whats needed is to configure the routing or set dreamweaver to look for the static ip from the lamp server or domain if any
[02:33] <RequinB4> sacamano - whichever works best - not my area of expertise
[02:33] <RequinB4> :p
[02:33] <sacamano> haha
[02:33] <sacamano> ok
[02:33] <sacamano> thanks
[02:33] <beautifulsnow> Oh ok Pirate_Hunter :D Well, CTRL + ALT + RIGHT   and CTRL + ALT +  LEFT shoudl let you switch, also.... you can add the workspace applet to your gnome panel so you can just click the worksapce you want to go to
[02:33] <Pirate_Hunter> cornfused: yeah read the reply i sent to beautifulsnow - the default workstations that come with ubuntu i.e. on the lower right had-side corner
[02:33] <lee___> juank_prada: Can you play this? http://fractal.cluenet.org/~lee/out.ogg
[02:34] <beautifulsnow> If those keys dont work, go to sytem>preferences>keyboard shortcuts and see what the current shortcut to switch desktops is
[02:34] <juank_prada> lee___: let me see
[02:34] <Pirate_Hunter> beautifulsnow: thanx you do not know how helpful that was work can progress a little bit faster now :D
[02:34] <Flannel> juank_prada: Dreamweaver talks to servers in the form of FTP.  So you need to setup an FTP server.  Different ends of the webserver.  LAMP does nothing but serve content, Dreamweaver wants to upload to the server, usually done via FTP (although, if DW supports SCP, I'd definately go with that, you should look into it.  It's much easier to configure as well)
[02:34] <nickrud> orudie: now you're getting into stuff I never paid attention enough to learn, didn't want to capture output from a backgrounded process.
[02:35] <brandonc503> juank_prada but there are several access types FTP local/network webDAV and rds... what one should i use... i only know FTP
[02:35] <beautifulsnow> Pirate_Hunter: *IF*  you're using Compiz (visual effects)  you'll probably have to run ccsm from command line (console, terminal, whatever you wanna call it :D) and go to General Preferences,  then to the last tab, and set the shortcuts there
[02:35] <orudie> nickrud: thats very important for me man
[02:35] <juank_prada> Flannel: well ive never used dreamweaver so i assumed it worked with http instead
[02:35] <brandonc503> junk_prada but if i use ftp i dont know what user name and pass to use cause its my computer... not some web site account i made
[02:35] <Pirate_Hunter> beautifulsnow: isnt there a way I can use the number to move straight to the workstation i need?
[02:35] <nickrud> orudie: then, ask some more. Actually, asking on #bash would probably get you quicker, smarter advice on that issue
[02:36] <Wrathtide> after doing a chmod +x on a file, why is it when i hit enter while selecting the file, it opens up a text editor?
[02:36] <beautifulsnow> Pirate_Hunter:  mmm.. *ponders*  if you use just a number, it will make it diffuclt to type that number will it not ? :D But say, you could use.... SUPER(windows key) + 1, 2 , 3, 4, hows that sound?
[02:36] <Pirate_Hunter> beautifulsnow: dot use compiz graphics is really crap and I have no need to buy a better one if it allows me to work and watch movies but not use compiz
[02:36] <Nith> i think adding a session that runs rdesktop is one of the most useful things I've done
[02:36] <juank_prada> brandonc503: sorry i cant help you with dreamweaver
[02:37] <cornfused> Pirate_Hunter: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts
[02:37] <gRaCiOsO> what kind of program could i use to make a dvd copy?
[02:37] <juank_prada> lee___: yes i can play that :S
[02:37] <Pirate_Hunter> cornfused: thanx
[02:37] <lee___> juank_prada: Well, I can't. :S
[02:37] <beautifulsnow> Alright, then  Pirate_Hunter, System>Prefrences>Keyboard shortcuts is what you are looking for, you can click the keyboard short cut you want to change, and then press what you want to use... have fun ;)
[02:38] <juank_prada> lee___: thats soo weird... i mean.. how can you play some other ogg files but not that one o_O
[02:38] <lee___> juank_prada: Good question, although, the only ones I have been able to play are in Firefox
[02:38] <Pirate_Hunter> beautifulsnow: np thanx very much progress is being made even now
[02:38] <Nith> brandonc503: you keep saying you don't know what username and pass to use, is that you don't know what's currently set up?
[02:39] <juank_prada> lee___:  you have mplayer or something else installed as a plugin for your firefox?
[02:39] <jacoblyles> anybody have any success with a usb wireless card?
[02:39] <cornfused> jacoblyles: what card do you need help with
[02:40] <jacoblyles> cornfused: Linksys WUSB11 v4.0
[02:40] <jacoblyles> cornfused: Been working on this for more hours than is good for my sanity
[02:40] <zero88> Why wouldnt apt-get be able to find usb-rndis???
[02:41] <lee___> juank_prada: My friend played it on VLC, so I tried, and it didn't work :S
[02:41] <beautifulsnow> zero88:  maybe you need to enable more repo sources?
[02:41] <aTypical> Hi, all.  How do I enable glx on my Intel gm965 video card?
[02:41] <zero88> beautifulsnow, nm i got it.thanks
[02:41] <Pirate_Hunter> jacoblyles: be patient at least your not compiling anything so just think f yourself as being lucky
[02:41] <brandonc503> Nith i may have it set up but i dont know what it would be
[02:42] <LadyPerfecta> hi, there is any 50plus room to chat?
[02:42] <juank_prada> lee___: so you cant any ogg file with in your desktop.. only from firefox?
[02:42] <LinuxMonkey> lmao yeah you could be stuck compiling c++ code like me.lol
[02:42] <orudie> nick take a look at my rc.local plz, is this what its supposed to be ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59322/
[02:42] <Pirate_Hunter> LadyPerfecta: huh dont get the joke???
[02:42] <brandonc503> Nith if i went to a web host i get  username and pass but since is my computer im not sure what to use
[02:42] <Nith> ahh
[02:42] <Nith> brandonc503: do you know what ftp server you have installed?
[02:42] <jacoblyles> I'm willing to buy a new wireless card, preferably USB, if it is known to work easily with ubuntu. 6 hours is worth more to me than $50
[02:42] <lee___> juank_prada: Yes, and I can't play that one.
[02:43] <brandonc503> unless its part of apache then none
[02:43] <mc__> is there a way to tell wc to look into subdirectories?
[02:43] <orudie> nickrud: take a look at my rc.local plz, is this what its supposed to be ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59322/
[02:43] <cornfused> jacoblyles: do you know what the chipset is?
[02:43] <jacoblyles> most of the forum threads I've followed on WUSB11 end up with someone giving up in frustration
[02:43] <Flannel> mc__: feed it multiple files (with a recursive ls
[02:44] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a html editor like frontpage that allows different views while working cause ive got bluefish and screem and I couldnt find that options which is so useful?
[02:44] <cornfused> jacoblyles: let me see the result of 'lsusb'. paste it into a pastebin
[02:44] <Nith> brandonc503: ahh, then I'd advise installing proftp
[02:44] <cornfused> !paste | jacoblyles
[02:44] <ubot3> jacoblyles: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[02:45] <CITguy> Does anybody know how I can setup a wacom tablet?
[02:45] <nickrud> orudie: you don't need the   period at the end, and there's no way to see the output. You need to redirect the output to some file, like with >& (I think), other people here know much more about redirecting output to files for reading
[02:45] <Johnuah> I need a Ubuntu based Mail Server? Is there any advice for me?
[02:45] <sfears> cat /filename > /home/username/Desktop
[02:45] <mc__> Flannel: Im not sure how to do it. because I need to filter the files for the .py exstenstion. But if I do "ls -R *py" it does not look into the subdirectories either
[02:45] <wgwinn> I currently have the latest version of Ubuntu 64-bit installed on an intel laptop dualbooting with vista. Is there a reasonable way to convert it to either run 32-bit kernel OR dualboot the same installation with a 32bit kernel from the grub menu so that i can use it in vmware? vmware on this chip does not support 64bit guest OSes, unfortunately
[02:45] <ubot3> wgwinn: Error: Could not parse XML returned by Ubuntu: not well-formed (invalid token): line 384, column 84
[02:46] <jacoblyles> cornfused: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59323/
[02:46] <Nith> CITguy: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Gutsy section 1.6.3
[02:46] <Flannel> Johnuah: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/email-services.html
[02:46] <Johnuah> Flannel: Thank You a lot
[02:47] <genii> weird bot failure there
[02:47] <cornfused> jacoblyles: let me do a little research to brush up on some things
[02:47] <munk_> HELP! how do i make my laptop touchpad spin the cube without the help of any keyboard keys...?
[02:47] <brandonc503> Nith you mean ProFTPd? its all i found in google
[02:47] <Nith> brandonc503: yeah, its a ubuntu package
[02:47] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a html editor like frontpage that allows different views while working cause ive got bluefish and screem and I couldnt find that options which is so useful?
[02:47] <Nith> brandonc503: on your lamp, type sudo aptitude install proftpd
[02:47] <smurnjiff> Pirate_Hunter: nvu?
[02:48]  * juank_prada directs Pirate_Hunter to http://www.aptana.com/
[02:48] <Jack_Sparrow> munk_, you dont
[02:48] <Pirate_Hunter> smurnjiff: is that the only app? it seems to be outdated and not worked on any more if im not mistaken, i hope i am...
[02:48] <Nith> brandonc503: I advise stand alone
[02:48] <juank_prada> Pirate_Hunter: check Aptana
[02:49] <Pirate_Hunter> juank_prada: will give it a look
[02:49] <smurnjiff> Like juank_prada said, aptana is useful
[02:49] <brandonc503> Nith thanks was about to ask you that
[02:49] <Nith> :)
[02:49] <munk_> Jack_Sparrow, well isnt linux the one who does whatever you want it to? is there a way? thats what i am asking and if yes what is it..