[03:17] <yharrow> brb I think I solved it
[03:18] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, I;m tyring to figure out if your having dhcp issues of is your nic going out... I'm not sure what your problem is...
[03:18] <maxagaz> hi
[03:18] <Vilemaxim> maxagaz, sup
[03:18] <pvl1> smoke_, try libgl1-mesa-glx
[03:18] <maxagaz> how to set my proxy for totem ?
[03:18] <pvl1> !ask
[03:19] <pvl1> oops
[03:19] <rapha> hutty: yeah, overdid it with my 3G "flat"-rate and now it's been capped to this ridiculous speed
[03:19] <pvl1> maxagaz, did u want only for totem or systemwide
[03:19] <smoke_> libgl1-mesa-glx is already the newest version.
[03:19] <pvl1> smoke_, have ur estarted since installing it
[03:19] <maxagaz> pvl1, only for totem (on lucid)
[03:20] <goingtomoonbrb> So: I'm having issues with a fresh install of Ubuntu on a computer with an nvidia geforce 5500 card where X locks up as soon as it starts. Any ideas?
[03:20] <smoke_> yes
[03:20] <hutty> ralph   when does it go back to normal speeds?
[03:20] <rapha> hutty: beginning of next month ... but by then i'll have a landline again, too
[03:20] <yharrow_> hey
[03:20] <yharrow_> still there?
[03:21] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: fixed it. Sorry. I set the range of my home network from .101 - .105 and assigned all 5 addresses to MACs, so my NIC couldnt connect xD
[03:21] <hutty> ralph  so are you on wifi now?
[03:21] <anthony> hi guy's how can i password protect my home folder so that im the only one who can access it. pls help me
[03:21] <SocialistPig> encrypt it
[03:21] <wutang> I want to create a live ubuntu distro that boots up and will only run a QT application that i'm running, like a kiosk app...any suggestions on how to replace gnome (or strip it down) to only run my app?
[03:21] <rapha> hutty: the computer i'm trying to fix is connected via wifi to the computer with the built-in 3G modem
[03:23] <hutty> ralph     so how are you connecting to us here ?
[03:23] <rapha> hutty: like i said, through the laptop's built-in 3G modem ... running irssi in a screen window on my server to which i am connected with ssh
[03:23] <anthony> hi guy's how can i password protect my home folder so that im the only one who can access it. pls help me
[03:24] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: still there?
[03:24] <Amburr> hi i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and my resolution in X11 is wider than my physical screen size, problem is i cant see any menu bars, or anything just the wallpaper. to my dismay i didnt see an xorg.conf exist, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt do anything... any help please?
[03:24] <hutty> ralph   but how can you be in here on a 5kb upload?
[03:24] <lyrae> before i install ubuntu, did they fix that X server memory leak that was in the beta?
[03:25] <smoke_> pvl1: kms is mentioned here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1004 toward the end
[03:25] <rapha> hutty: 5k up 5k down ... ssh and irc work just fine that way, just a bit slow to type. btw, name's rapha, not ralph.
[03:25] <reya2276> Does anyone know the reason why GIMP 2.6 keeps crashing on Lucid 64-bit? I got a Quad Core and 8GB or DDR3 RAM, so I got enough power for this app
[03:26] <drizzt_> reya2276, gdb
[03:26] <reya2276> drizzt_: what is gdb?
[03:26] <Amburr> hi i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and my resolution in X11 is wider than my physical screen size, problem is i cant see any menu bars, or anything just the wallpaper. to my dismay i didnt see an xorg.conf exist, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt do anything... any help please?
[03:26] <hutty> rapha       opps!
[03:26] <drizzt_> reya2276, gnu debugger
[03:27] <lostlappy> reya2276: i just started gimp on my 64 and it started right up no crashes
[03:27] <CountDuckula> reya2276: have you tried launching gimp from command line and see what messages (if any) appear?
[03:27] <reya2276> lostlappy: yes it does for me too but after an hour or so of editing images the damn thing just closed no crash error or nothing
[03:27] <Strife89> What's the name of the webcam broadcaster that Empathy uses?
[03:27] <hutty> rapha     whats the problem your having?
[03:27] <anthony> hi guy's how can i password protect my home folder so that im the only one who can access it. pls help me
[03:27] <Strife89> What's the name of the webcam broadcaster that Empathy uses?
[03:27] <rapha> drizzt_: so, having looked at the pastie, do you have any idea?
[03:27] <Strife89> When it can't use its own, I mean.
[03:27] <FloodBot2> Strife89: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <rapha> hutty: http://pastie.org/958124 - can't get grub to install on /dev/sda
[03:28] <Strife89> Oops. >.<
[03:28] <Amburr> no one can help with this gui resolution problem?
[03:28] <drizzt_> rapha, what your root dir is? and do that computer have /dev/sda?
[03:28] <drizzt_> drizzt_, if it's chrooted environment, was /proc and /dev mounted there?
[03:29] <reya2276> CountDuckula: oh no I have not tried that, let me see what I get
[03:29] <hutty> rapha    are you in runlevel 1 when you do this?
[03:30] <SocialistPig> amburr what video card you using
[03:30] <neil_d> drizzt_: I managed to stop it going into the gdm etc.  thanks
[03:30] <neil_d> hutty: I mananged to what I want thanks for the help.
[03:30] <rapha> drizzt_: my root dir is the USB sticks' aufs. yes, there's a /dev/sda (i can mount the laptop's main partition /dev/sda2 just fine)
[03:30] <Amburr> SocialistPig nvidia gts 260
[03:30] <rapha> hutty: well, the usb stick defaults to runlevel 2- what gives?
[03:30] <reya2276> CountDuckula: no errors or any msg
[03:31] <SocialistPig> oh god
[03:31] <SocialistPig> lol
[03:31] <SocialistPig> using stock driver?
[03:31] <Amburr> yes
[03:31] <Amburr> and my wlan is not up yet, BCM4329 so i have to go to winders to get on irc and internet to get advice
[03:31] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, good... I'm glad you got it. I've had soemthing simular, which is why I wanted to test setting it by ip.
[03:32] <drizzt_> rapha, use --root-directory=XX to install grub onto host's linux partition
[03:32] <SocialistPig> I had all sorts of issues getting the binary nvidia driver working on an XFX gt260 yesterday
[03:33] <hutty> rapha   no level 2 is fine   my mistake        so you have no cd on the laptop?   hence usb booting
[03:33] <user_> Anyone in here does robotics or AI?
[03:33] <SocialistPig> had to blacklist the stock driver and then install binary to get x configured and actually working
[03:33] <Amburr> SocialistPig do you know a quick way to get bcm4329 module loaded? is it in the stock install?
[03:33] <SocialistPig> trying to look up the commands I found yesterday give me a minute
[03:33] <Amburr> k
[03:33] <rapha> hutty: there's a cd drive alright, i'm just too lazy to burn a cd and don't have the iso anymore either - usb or cd, what gives, again
[03:34] <SocialistPig> and no that I cant help ya with
[03:34] <rapha> drizzt_: it's crunching data... sounds good :P
[03:34] <jMyles> How can I make a CD to install ubuntu with a bunch of additional packages, themes, and settings that I specify?
[03:34] <hutty> can you run cfdisk /dev/sda and see what you get
[03:35] <droolpal> pidgin blew up on me, any tips on getting some forensics for a bug report?
[03:35] <Palestine> hi,
[03:35] <rapha> drizzt_: no error reported ... now i'm kinda bow-taut
[03:35] <Palestine> initramfs unable to find a medium containing a live file system
[03:35] <Palestine> how i can fix this ?
[03:36] <wildbat> Palestine, you using boot CD or installed ubuntu?
[03:36] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: On top of that I had QOS control in place for all IPs without a specific classs. so I was getting less than half a megabit per second xD
[03:36] <pinnen> I have a little problem
[03:36] <wildbat> !ask | pinnen
[03:36] <yharrow> even on wifi
[03:36] <pinnen> haha I know .. sorry :D
[03:36] <Palestine> wildbat realy i downloaded the iso file and i booted from the CD then i got msg
[03:37] <pinnen> Im typing the question now
[03:37] <Amburr> hi i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and my resolution in X11 is wider than my physical screen size, problem is i cant see any menu bars, or anything just the wallpaper. to my dismay i didnt see an xorg.conf exist, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt do anything... any help please?
[03:37] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: thanks a ton for the help ^.^
[03:37] <droolpal> Amburr: what video card
[03:37] <rapha> drizzt_: okay, so i got a bare grub now on /dev/sda, but it looks like it didn't understand it was supposed to read /dev/sda2'S /boot/grub/menu.lst. grub2 does boot ext4 directly, right?
[03:38] <drizzt_> yes
[03:38] <wildbat> Palestine, check your ISO with md5 and burn in lowest speed ~ check the CD integrity,  with shift key hld down while boot
[03:38] <wildbat> !md5sum | Palestine
[03:38] <drizzt_> rapha, try to boot manually and run update-grub from target system
[03:39] <Amburr> droolpal Nvidia GTS 260
[03:39] <SocialistPig> amburr if possible you want to install the latest nvidia binary driver from system > administration > hardware drivers
[03:39] <SocialistPig> this failed for me yesterday on a nvidia gt260 card
[03:39] <droolpal> Amburr, the latest nvidia-current driver has overscan correction
[03:39] <SocialistPig> you should try it if it fails run in low graphics mode and come back
[03:39] <pinnen> I play quakelive, and installed ubuntu 10.04 just now. I use the newest propritary nvidia drivers, and have an regular TFT-monitor. When I start the game, I have 125fps(max) and everything is smooth as ever. But when I activate the visual effects: normal (compiz) and start quakelive.  :( I really want to use the smooth effects all the time? Any idea?
[03:40] <Rondo> hi I'm new to kubuntu can anybody tell me how to minimize the eyecandy-type effects?
[03:40] <SocialistPig> maybe ill have found the fix that saved me yesterday =/
[03:40] <Palestine> wildbat can't find cd
[03:40] <Palestine> i use virual pc,
[03:41] <Technoviking> anyone NFS guru or mount drive guru
[03:41] <wildbat> Palestine, check your ISO with md5sum then
[03:41] <droolpal> Amburr, is this on a desktop lcd or a TV through HDMI? nvidia-settings should show a overscan adjuster under DFP-0 (or whatever monitor it is). If youdon't want to use the GUI, I'm not sure, I'm looking for a CLI solution myself, nvidia-settings or nvidia-xconfig should be able to somehow
[03:41] <Palestine> ok i will wildbat
[03:42] <Rondo> I have a geforce 6800 gt with default recommended driver and still I'm finding navigation of menus and dolphin in general to be more sluggish than it should be
[03:42] <droolpal> amburr: otherwise perhaps it's an edid  issue, maybe you can figure  out some custom modelines to restrict the area that x draws to
[03:42] <rapha> drizzt_: it did an fs check and then it said "mount: / not mounted already, or bad option" and "mountall: filesystem could not be mounted: /"
[03:43] <[--X--]> anyone knows why some mp3 converted using pacpl won't play in portable devices(iPhone, Handphones)?
[03:43] <gartral> "The name org.gnome.DisplayManager was not provided by any .service files" is the message left by my desktop when i try to change switch users
[03:43] <drizzt_> strange
[03:44] <xemacs4321> I have raid0 partition i want to mount on booting, not sure how to set it up to do sutch on ubuntu ?
[03:44] <rapha> drizzt_: i didnt know what to fill in for the "search" command in grub, so i only gave "linux" and "initrd" and then said "boot".
[03:44] <senthilnambi> Hey guys
[03:44] <drizzt_> rapha, had you passed --root=/dev/sda2 to kernel?
[03:45] <mkquist> Rondo: why not us gnome desktop then?
[03:45] <rapha> drizzt_: also got to mention that i'm trying to restore a formerly backed-up system that used to be on reiserfs on /dev/sda1 and is now supposed to be on ext4 on /dev/sda2.
[03:45] <Palestine> wildbat all result no such file or dir
[03:45] <rapha> drizzt_: i had ggive nit root=/dev/sda2 without the "--"
[03:45]  * rapha tries again
[03:45] <wildbat> Palestine, ?
[03:46] <mkquist> Rondo: use a nice theme and something like cairo-dock and it looks great, moves quick, ive got a 6800gt and have no lag at all
[03:46] <Rondo> mkquist: I liked a lot about gnome for some time until pulse forced me to switch to kubuntu. is it possible to use gnome as window manager and still have kde manage the audio for my applications? because jack is working flawlessly
[03:47] <mkquist> Rondo: not sure on that one...
[03:48] <pace_t_zulu> hey guys
[03:48] <Palestine> wildbat i downloaded another tool to check sum my iso wait
[03:48] <dsnyders> Hi all!  I am using webmin to configure my dhcp server.  All is fine, except that the server does not start on boot, and I can find no place to configure that.  Help?
[03:48] <pace_t_zulu> does anyone know how to run unity in a similar way to gnome shell's "gnome-shell --replace" ?
[03:49] <rapha> drizzt_: just did it again trying to pay attention to the messages flying by, and it does say at one point that /dev/sda2 was mounted okay, but then comes the mess-up again.
[03:49] <Palestine> wildbat i got md5 hash !
[03:49] <lyrae> Does google chrome sync my bookmarks somewhere?
[03:50] <wildbat> Palestine, check if that matach the iso hash from the web site ~ if not you got a bad download.
[03:50] <maxagaz> I have got a proxy (ssh tunnel) which works well when used with firefox (setting: localhost myport sock5), how can I use it with gnome-network-properties ?
[03:50] <Engrish_Man> halp... i have no sound... i uninstalled gnome and use only fluxbox... but my sound doesnt work anymor
[03:50] <Engrish_Man> anymore*
[03:50] <drizzt_> strange... i'm out of options, I'm afraid
[03:50] <[--X--]> lyrae: your google account
[03:50] <rapha> drizzt_: just found on an external harddrive a 9.10 server ISO which is 64bit ... i could burn that to a CD ... think that would help?
[03:50] <Rondo> mkquist: imagine JACK automatically serving as a sort of master sound server in RT (even mozilla flash) on startup. I couldn't go back to gnome now, but all the transparencies and window animations are bothering me
[03:50] <lyrae> [--X--], is it public?
[03:50] <myrl> what is gnome shell, how do you install it, is it included in the fresh install, does it replace gnome? lol lots of questions
[03:50] <Engrish_Man> when i try aplay -l the card is right there
[03:50] <lyrae> where can i i vew it?
[03:50] <[--X--]> lyrae, it shouldn't be, not that I know of,
[03:50] <[--X--]> lyrae, you can go to google docs
[03:51] <lyrae> [--X--], thank you
[03:51] <[--X--]> lyrae, it should be there under bookmarks or something close to that
[03:51] <[--X--]> lyrae, you're welcome
[03:51] <drizzt_> rapha, you may certainly try, but i'm not sure about result
[03:51] <myrl> what is gnome shell, how do you install it, is it included in the fresh install, does it replace gnome? lol lots of questions please answer at least one question
[03:51] <Rondo> mkquist: is there a way to "break" the features, similar to uninstalling compiz?
[03:52] <molex333> @lyrae it syncs them google.com/bookmarks
[03:52] <Engrish_Man> ubuntu works with pulseaudio or alsa?
[03:52] <Engrish_Man> i mean... iguess theres no point on having both installed
[03:52] <lyrae> molex333, thank you. so i dont even need the xmarks plug in then..
[03:52] <Palestine> wildbat same md5
[03:53] <Rondo> Engrish_Man: ALSA manages the device drivers, Pulse routs the signals around
[03:53] <molex333> lyrae: nope
[03:53] <lyrae> MoLE_, got it. thanks
[03:53] <mkquist> Rondo: not used kubuntu for ages... sry
[03:53] <molex333> no prob
[03:53] <Engrish_Man> hmmm there is a point then u.u
[03:53] <Rondo> mkquist: sok thx neway
[03:53] <Engrish_Man> i better install pulse then
[03:53] <wildbat> Palestine, same md5 but you fail to boot the CD?
[03:53] <drizzt_> Rondo, I believe you can choose the window manager somewhere
[03:54] <onetinsoldier> myrl: it's included. it's part of the default installation for the 'ubuntu-desktop.iso'
[03:54] <Palestine> yes
[03:54] <dsnyders> !webmin
[03:54] <myrl> thanks
[03:54] <Rondo> Engrish_Man: removing pulse means having to do a lot of reconfiguring. if it's not causing problems then stick with it, it can be handy
[03:54] <pionar> !ebox
[03:54] <Palestine> wildbat i got "initramfs unable to find a medium containing a live file system"
[03:54] <myrl> onetinsoldier what does gnome shell do
[03:55] <lyrae> before i install ubuntu, did they fix that X server memory leak that was in the beta?
[03:55] <wildbat> Palestine, that weird what VM you using?
[03:55] <Palestine> virtual pc
[03:55] <Rondo> drizzt_: ok thanks
[03:56] <K350> how do one quit x?
[03:56] <Palestine> i used it before and work very good with ubuntu server 10,ubuntu desktop 8
[03:56] <drizzt_> K350, exit session manager
[03:56] <wildbat> Palestine, set the VM with IDE cd-rom yet??
[03:57] <Palestine> cd rom ?
[03:57] <K350> drizzt_: thanks:-)
[03:57] <onetinsoldier> myrl: it's all part of the desktop environment. that would be another name you could call it. the gnome-panels, gnome-indicator-applet, a number of default gnome applications... the menu.... things of that nature
[03:57] <myrl> onetinsoldier oh ok XD thanks!!
[03:57] <Palestine> man i use virual PC(virtual machine) so i release the iso file and start flying
[03:57] <wildbat> Palestine, ya you trying to bo the CD right?
[03:57] <Dawgmatix> is there someway to share a internet connection over an ethernet cable?
[03:57] <Royall> should I just get used to the window buttons being on the left or is there an easy way to change them back?
[03:57] <Dawgmatix> (i do have a twisted cable)
[03:57] <linux_is_my_hero> how do i get jacksense to work??
[03:57] <K350> drizzt_: uh, that just closed my terminal
[03:58] <drizzt_> Dawgmatix, it's rather complicated
[03:58] <Palestine> wildbat yes i trying to boot the iso file to install ubuntu 10
[03:58] <drizzt_> K350, how did you started X?
[03:58] <Dawgmatix> drizzt -> i am okay with complicated :)
[03:58] <K350> drizzt_: I typed startx
[03:58] <Dawgmatix> if you can just give me a pointer on what to search for, i will be fine (am a fairly advanced linux user)
[03:58] <wildbat> Palestine, you confused me ~ release the file? you mount the iso to the virtual CD-ROM and boot
[03:59] <drizzt_> Dawgmatix, try firestarter
[03:59] <SocialistPig> royall changing them back is easy
[03:59] <Palestine> yes
[03:59] <Dawgmatix> thanks :)
[03:59] <intx> is there a netinstall/mini version of ubuntu server?
[03:59] <intx> can't seem to find one
[03:59] <SocialistPig> fastest way is change theme to clearlooks or with one from gnome-look
[03:59] <hutty> rapha   how does your wifi machine connect to you 3g machine
[03:59] <Matr|x> hello
[03:59] <badnaam> hello all first time here
[04:00] <pionar> hi badnaam
[04:00] <badnaam> badly need some networking advice
[04:00] <Matr|x> i got this error when im upgrading my ubuntu
[04:00] <onetinsoldier> hello badnaam
[04:00] <Matr|x> Errors were encountered while processing:
[04:00] <Matr|x>  /var/cache/apt/archives/update-manager-core_1%3a0.134.7_amd64.deb
[04:00] <Matr|x> Segmentation fault
[04:00] <FloodBot2> Matr|x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <rapha> hutty: i created an AdHoc WLAN network on the 3G machine and have firestarter rnning to share the connection as i couldnt be bothered to find out myself how to work with iptables
[04:00] <pionar> badnaam: just ask
[04:00] <drizzt_> K350, that's strange, X should die when xterm or whatever in .xinitrc exits
[04:01] <badnaam> my wired ethernet hooked to the same router as the wireless, doesn't work
[04:01] <kristopher> guh.
[04:01] <Matr|x> plz help
[04:01] <Matr|x> me
[04:01] <hutty> rapha   I was thinking of trying the same idea but wasn't sure what to use   someone suggested vpn!
[04:01] <badnaam> it was working just fine, both wired and wireless, then it just stopped, I verified that the card is ok, by booting into a windows 7 instance
[04:01] <alket> what is gnome shell ?
[04:02] <kristopher> So my laptop overheated in the final stages of dist-upgrade, right at 'removing obsolete packages..  Is there any way to manually, or automatically, finish off this dist-upgrade to 10 LTS
[04:02] <Matr|x> i need help plz
[04:02] <badnaam> the cable is fine too, I have done the usual networking restart, etc.
[04:02] <rapha> hutty: a vpn would probably work as well but i'd think it'd be kind of overkill
[04:02] <badnaam> more details here..http://pastie.org/954816
[04:02] <dsnyders>  Found it.  Instead of being part of the dhcpd module config (as it should be), it is in System->Bootup and Shutdown (where it also should be).
[04:02] <hutty> rapha   maybe when your fixed  up we can talk more
[04:02] <kristopher> badnaam, have you tried just manually inputting whatever IP settings windows gave it?
[04:03] <Qiller> Ubuntu 10.04 Realtek 8187b small alcance.
[04:03] <Qiller> anyone/
[04:03] <K350> drizzt_: I think I am..or didn't login properly..bease I can't shut the machine down normaly unless I switch user and switch back again
[04:03] <onetinsoldier> alket: it's all part of the desktop environment. that would be another name you could call it. the gnome-panels, gnome-indicator-applet, a number of default gnome applications. nautilus, the file manager, is a big part of it... the menus.... things of that nature
[04:03] <badnaam> the ip settings look fine in ifconfig, it even gets an ip from the router
[04:03] <Flannel> kristopher: if `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade` doesn't give you any new packages to install, you've successfully "upgraded".  The easiest way of removing the old packages would be to go into synaptic, check out the "local or obsolete packages" category, and then remove the ones you want from there
[04:03] <droolpal> Qiller, the 8187b works fine
[04:03] <badnaam> i tried putting ip settings in network manager systray applet, but it doesn't make any difference
[04:03] <kurtis> Does anyone have any suggestions for a media player that can play streamed content from media servers like Windows Media Player (Sharing), Tversity, etc...? Preferably one with an intuitive interface like the PS3/Xbox/WMP offers
[04:03] <alket> onetinsoldier so there wont be a major change for an end user like me
[04:04] <Qiller> droolpal yes, wirk fine! small alcance!
[04:04] <kristopher> Flannel, what does it do after clean-up old packages, though?  Do I have to redo grub and other nooks and crannies?
[04:04] <Qiller> droolpal 5 meters +-
[04:04] <onetinsoldier> alket: no. i suppose not
[04:04] <starcnti> hey can someone tell me what program I need to install the gnome bluetooth applet?
[04:04] <senthilnambi> kurtis: I use Mplayer
[04:04] <Flannel> kristopher: Does it boot?
[04:04] <starcnti> is is gnome-applets?
[04:04] <Munchkinguy> Can someone please help me with telnet?
[04:04] <starcnti> is it
[04:04] <badnaam> kristopher the ip settings windows gave it are same as what ubuntu does
[04:04] <alket> onetinsoldier great because I don't want to start learning new things like gnome shell
[04:05] <Flannel> kristopher: (it /should/ be doing all of that stuff as its installing/upgrading packages)
[04:05] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: help with what in regards to telnet?
[04:05] <Qiller> droolpal havent alternatives to configure more alcance?
[04:05] <droolpal> qiller, I don't know about that. it's working on one of my laptops at ~10m
[04:05] <hutty> kurtis      VLC   might be useful
[04:05] <onetinsoldier> alket: it's all part of the default installation of 'ubuntu-dekstop'. you can gsee that you have it install with --> dpkg -l gnome-desktop-environment
[04:05] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: How can I make it so that instead of displaying the file that I access, it downloads it instead?
[04:06] <TKMin> Hi, I just switched to Lucid and I'm tinkering in the power management area. The option to "Do Nothing" when the power button is pressed appears to be missing. Does anyone know where it went or how to fix it?
[04:06] <Qiller> droolpal hmm, win 7, i use that fine, more using ubuntu... omg small alcance!
[04:06] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:06] <Matr|x> eny body help me plz
[04:06] <mkquist> starcnti: i think one is installed by default, but i like blueman
[04:06] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:06] <kurtis> hutty: I looked into that. Unfortunately I couldn't find a way to do common tasks like browsing available videos/music and available media servers.
[04:06] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: what are you connecting to with telnet? not telnetd of course?
[04:06] <kristopher> Flannel, yah it boots just dandy, short of looking for the wrong harddisk first.
[04:07] <starcnti> well mkquist I don't have a default install lol
[04:07] <mkquist> starcnti: use blueman then, works well for me
[04:07] <kristopher> Flannel, is there a link to all the steps it takes in the final stages of dist-upgrade?
[04:07] <droolpal> Qiller, yes, I've noticed the radio is not as strong with it. I'm just happy it finally works without issue. You could try a newer driver if one exists, back up and compile a new one
[04:07] <squircle> hi all. i recently installed a kernel update on my Karmic server and my SiI raid card has disappeared from /dev/mapper, but lspci sees the device and the right kernel driver is in use. any idea on how i can diagnose/get my raid array back?
[04:07] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:07] <Matr|x> plz any body help me
[04:07] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:07] <Qiller> droolpal hmm, thank ^^
[04:07] <pingveno> Matr|x: No spamming plz
[04:07] <Flannel> kristopher: Hmm, not that I know of.  Have you tried running update-manager again?
[04:07] <Matr|x> sorry:(
[04:08] <kristopher> Yah, It appears to be done.
[04:08] <pingveno> Any other things that might help in debugging?
[04:08] <squircle> !patience | Matr|x
[04:08] <droolpal> Qiller, no problem. Thanks for teaching me "distance" en espanol!
[04:08] <natalief> I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me get rid of the fglrx and install radeonhd
[04:08] <Matr|x> sorry
[04:08] <kristopher> I just recall, ubuntu doing a couple of things at the end, after it removes the old kernels and what not
[04:08] <pingveno> Hmmm
[04:08] <Palestine> wildbat i got new problem, when i hit install ubuntu its work like try ubuntu wothout install!!!
[04:08] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: I don't have telnetd installed. Does it do what I was asking about?
[04:09] <Flannel> kristopher: Yeah, you can do all that by hand (kernels are just packages) through the "local and obsolete" packages
[04:09] <onetinsoldier> natalief: i can try
[04:09] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: you don't want to use telnetd
[04:10] <droolpal> Sorry, alcance means "Scope, range, reach" in Spanish, not distance
[04:10] <starcnti> what are you trying to accomplish Munchkinguy ? cp files from one Linux box to another?
[04:10] <kristopher> Yup, I'm decently versed in that stuff.  I think the initial shock of "My computer shutoff during an upgrade" makes me feel like other things are wrong.
[04:10] <Qiller> droolpal hehe i'm from brazil
[04:10] <Matr|x> eny help plz see >>> http://pastie.org/958165
[04:10] <wildbat> Palestine, is install in the "try ubuntu" too ~
[04:11] <pingveno> Matr|x: Oh, dist-upgrade problem
[04:11] <natalief> onetinsoldier: I have done a complete purge of fglrx and install of the xorg-edgers ppa but I can't seem to actually switch to the radeonhd
[04:11] <Palestine> wildbat install ubuntu and try ubuntu wothout install same
[04:11] <droolpal> Quiller, ahh, Portuguese. My mistake!
[04:11] <Matr|x> is that very bad?
[04:11] <pingveno> Matr|x: I'm not sure. Do you have backups?
[04:11] <lyrae> MoLE_, google.com/bookmarks, it doesnt have any of my bookmarks in there
[04:11] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: I'm trying to download an MP3 file. So when I access it with telnet, I just get a bunch of binary junk in the terminal.
[04:11] <lyrae> yet, chrome says it was synced 3 mins ago
[04:11] <Qiller> auehueah
[04:12] <badnaam> any thoughts on the networking issue, complete details here..I will wait patiently :) http://pastie.org/958162
[04:12] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: use wget
[04:12] <molex333> join #ubuntu-bugs-announce
[04:12] <Matr|x> im on remote machine brother
[04:12] <onetinsoldier> natalief: pretty much, you would just get rid of the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. rename it, delete it or whatever. the, restart x
[04:12] <starcnti> wget http://link.com.mp3
[04:12] <wildbat> Palestine, i have try vbox and vmware ~ but not virtual pc ... so i don't there should have any problem ~ or you may wanna try thr alternate install CD
[04:12] <Matr|x> see also this erros http://pastie.org/958165
[04:12] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: do that...use wget http://filename.mp3
[04:12] <starcnti> that will get you what you want from the terminal
[04:13] <natalief> onetinsoldier: would it automatically create a new xorg.conf or would I need to use dpkg-reconfigure
[04:13] <Palestine> wildbat thank u i bothered u, but i try virual pc and work very good
[04:13] <Palestine> i will try vmware
[04:13] <onetinsoldier> natalief: the normal method is to have no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file at all. but if that doesn't seem to work out, then try the command you listed
[04:14] <natalief> onetinsoldier: thank you... I will give that a try
[04:14] <onetinsoldier> natalief: ok, good luck
[04:14] <pingveno> Matr|x: What happens when you do "locate logging.py"?
[04:15] <onetinsoldier> natalief: if you gave just now purged all the fglrx packages, you might want to even reboot
[04:15] <Matr|x> nothing happend
[04:15] <pingveno> Ah
[04:15] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: I know about wget, although this is a rather particular situation. I am trying to access content from the Overdrive Media Libary (the provide ebooks for public libraries) without installing the proprietary Overdrive Download Manager (they don't support linux). In order to download the file, I need to send a somewhat complicated command, which is shown at http://pastebin.org/228538
[04:15] <vvd> 10.04 is really good, KMS, 3d, Xv and compiz on 2 monitors? no problem :)
[04:15] <NFischer> is there a way to have the arrival of new messages retrieved through fetchmail shown in the notification box?!
[04:16] <mortal1> Hi folks, I'm trying to clarify something.  Can you do whole disk encryption using the desktop install?  Previously, you needed the alternate cd, but has this changed?
[04:16] <linux_is_my_hero> my jacksense doesnt work and my network logo doesnt show up on my panel
[04:16] <rapha> oh drizzt went away :(
[04:16] <rapha> hutty: sure
[04:16] <bet0x> Hello, i just upgraded my Ubuntu to the latest one, now i have no X what can be?
[04:16] <pingveno> Matr|x: Oh, my bad. logging isn't a single file. Try "locate logging | grep py"
[04:16] <nav1> Hello, I'm having trouble logging in with SSH from non-administrator accounts. Anyone know anything about this? I'm running 9.04.
[04:17] <Matr|x> /usr/lib/python2.6/logging
[04:17] <vvd> mortal1: i havent seen an encryption option for the desktop cd
[04:17] <vvd> well, for homes there was
[04:17] <pingveno> Matr|x: Is this a server?
[04:17] <Matr|x> yea
[04:17] <pingveno> Arg! So many join/leaves
[04:17] <Matr|x> remote server
[04:18] <netroby> Hello
[04:18] <netroby> anybody Online?
[04:18] <pingveno> Oh, goody, that makes things a bit trickier.
[04:18] <onetinsoldier> bet0x: see if you can come up with an error message to post. use pastebin if it's multiple lines. maybe even pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log to the room
[04:18] <hutty> rapha         how are you getting on  with grub?
[04:18] <Matr|x> yes
[04:19] <Matr|x> it was working fine from two days
[04:19] <dekadent> can someone help me get my wireless connection working on my laptop?
[04:19] <Matr|x> and i had rest from my work then im back now to work and nothing work on the server:(
[04:20] <hutty> dekadent    whats up?
[04:20] <intx> is netboot available for lucid?
[04:20] <intx> particularly server edition?
[04:20] <keenken> anyone know how to share folders from ubuntu to through virtual box, as a medium, into the virtual os(windows xp for me)?????
[04:20] <dekadent> hutty, hi, i dont know what the problem is, my dell latitude d600 just had ubuntu installed on it, broadcom wireless card making a connection but won't work
[04:20] <rapha> hutty: i have my system booting now when i manually enter all the ocmmands, but i think since this is an upgraded system i'm running grub1 which loads grub2, or something ... in any case i can't get it to be like it should
[04:21] <dekadent> keenken,  yeah you have to make a folder you want to share then use the command vboxmanage sharedfolder
[04:21] <pingveno> What a brilliant idea, let apt-get keep going when dpkg dies.
[04:22] <rapha> hutty: it's not made better by the fact that it's already 5:21 AM and i havent slept for like 24 hours
[04:22] <dekadent> keenken, once you get the command to go through, on XP, use this command on cmd
[04:22] <keenken> dekadent, i shared a folder though the device tab at bottom of virtual and i cant see it? how do i get to it?
[04:22] <hutty> rapha      just leave it till tomorrow
[04:22] <Matr|x> and why its dead
[04:23] <dekadent> keenken, "use net p: ..."  Funny.
[04:23] <rapha> hutty: can't, it's my gf's pc and since i broke it, if its not fixed and she notices, i'll be one head shorter
[04:23] <dekadent> keenken, of course make sure you have guest additions installed
[04:23] <hutty> dekadent   can you ping anyone?
[04:23] <DonScott> lol rapha
[04:23] <dekadent> hutty, any idea what i can do to get this wireless card working
[04:23] <Munchkinguy_> Anyhow, it there a way to dump the output of telnet?
[04:24] <keenken> dekadent, oic i don't think i do
[04:24] <pingveno> Matr|x: whereis python ?
[04:24] <dekadent> hutty, hmmm i don tknow how to do that
[04:24] <dekadent> hutty, or how to tell if it worked
[04:24] <pingveno> I'm just racking my brains on what it might be.
[04:25] <hutty> rapha     better do a clean install then!
[04:25] <rapha> hutty not possible with a 5kb downstream connection i could never download all the additional .deb packages
[04:25] <rapha> hutty i think i almost have it
[04:25] <donaldbrasco> hey, I need some help/advice with my hd setup in lucid lynx - any takers?
[04:26] <SocialistPig> what you need donald
[04:26] <dekadent> keenan, in your VM go to devices, install guest additions
[04:26] <donaldbrasco> ok - here's my situation ...
[04:26] <rapha> donaldbrasco: hd as in high defintion or as in har ddisk?
[04:26] <dekadent> can anyone tell me how to check if i can ping someone?
[04:26] <donaldbrasco> hard drives
[04:26] <pingveno> Matr|x: How you worked with the Python interactive interpreter before?
[04:27] <rapha> k
[04:27] <donaldbrasco> I have my laptop (compaq v6120us) setup with dual boot - windows mce and lucid lynx
[04:27] <hutty> dekadent    open atreminal and type ping www.google.com
[04:27] <Matr|x> it was very goooooooooooooooood
[04:27] <Matr|x> very cool
[04:27] <donaldbrasco> I also have a external hard drive
[04:27] <hutty> dekadent    open a   treminal and type ping www.google.com
[04:27] <Matr|x> it working fine from two days ago
[04:27] <rapha> dekadent: open a terminal ("Anwendungen > Zubehör > Terminal" and type "ping <IP_ADDRESS>"
[04:27] <corpse> does anyone here use privoxy?
[04:28] <UrbanGreenZone> Hi.
[04:28] <dekadent> hutty, unknown host www.google.com
[04:28] <SocialistPig> ok so whats the problem donald
[04:28] <rapha> donaldbrasco: sounds like a setup many here should havre as well
[04:28] <donaldbrasco> I have ubuntu setup the way I want it and I want to dedicate the system to ubuntu only.  Also, with my external, I can't write to the drive in ubuntu.
[04:28] <rapha> dekadent: what about the <IP_ADDRESS>?
[04:28] <pingveno> Matr|x: In the terminal, start up the python interactive interpreter by running "python"
[04:28] <hutty> dekadent    open a   treminal and type ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:28] <dekadent> hutty, yes that works
[04:29] <Matr|x> python
[04:29] <Matr|x> Python 2.6.5 (r265:79063, Apr 16 2010, 13:57:41)
[04:29] <Matr|x> [GCC 4.4.3] on linux2
[04:29] <Matr|x> Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
[04:29] <Matr|x> >>>
[04:29] <FloodBot2> Matr|x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:29] <rapha> dekadent: <IP_ADDRESS> too?
[04:29] <dekadent> uhh
[04:29] <donaldbrasco> my plan was to format the partition with windows on it and then copy the contents of the external drive onto it, format it through ubuntu, then copy the contents back to the external
[04:29] <SocialistPig> well first thing first donald open a terminal and type sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:29] <pingveno> Matr|x: run "import logging" from there
[04:29] <donaldbrasco> anyone see a problem with that plan?
[04:29] <UrbanGreenZone> does anyone know how to stop the "default keyring" from popping up everytime I reboot... I have my rig set to auto login, and I do not have a wireless nic but I do have a bluetooth keyboard... could that be it?
[04:29] <dekadent> rapha, network is unreachable
[04:29] <Kutakizukari> When I upgraded my Ubuntu from 9 to 10 it also upgraded my php from 5.2 to 5.3 I need php back to 5.2. How do I do that?
[04:30] <rapha> dekadent: okay, so you can't ping the internet (i.e. the outside world). how is that computer connected, and who do you want to talk with?
[04:30] <adante> can anybody personally recommend a place to get paid ubuntu support?
[04:30] <Palestine> wildbat worked it was very slow
[04:30] <SocialistPig> ubuntu should be able to read your external drive
[04:30] <xangua> adante: canonical.com
[04:30] <hutty> rapha   why that ip?
[04:30] <SocialistPig> no matter its partition
[04:30] <adante> xangua: how did you find it? and which did you use?
[04:30] <rapha> hutty: Tier 1 nameserver, good to memorise and always up.
[04:30] <dekadent> rapha, the computer supposedly (according to what it says) has a connection to my router, as does this computer, but it can't access the internet
[04:30] <wildbat> Palestine, huh?
[04:30] <xangua> adante: canonical is the company that develops ubuntu
[04:30] <un214> darn it, lxde does not include a single white on black color theme
[04:30] <wildbat> Palestine, VMware?
[04:30] <rapha> dekadent: pleasy pastie the output of "route -n"
[04:31] <xangua> i dón't see the bot :(
[04:31] <UrbanGreenZone> adante: canonical.com (they sponsor ubuntu)
[04:31] <hutty> rapha  Teir 1    very geeky!!!
[04:31] <Palestine> lol the vitual pc and ubuntu 10! worked but the virual pc was very slow i was think its not working :\
[04:31] <dekadent> rapha, and for some reason it doesnt have an ip in the same format as the other machines on my router
[04:31] <rapha> hutty isnt it :-)
[04:31] <Flannel> adante: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/services
[04:31] <SocialistPig> donald try unplugging the drive and plugging it back in
[04:31] <dekadent> rapha, it has some different number format
[04:31] <rapha> dekadent: pls give examples of both
[04:31] <donaldbrasco> I did
[04:31] <donaldbrasco> didn't work
[04:31] <SocialistPig> then go to system administration disk utility and see if it shows up
[04:31] <vvd> whats the point of using pulseaudio?
[04:32] <dekadent> rapha, this comp: 192.168.1.x, that machine <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:32] <adante> xangua, UrbanGreenZone, Flannel : have you actually tried this service? i have not been able to find any info on the quality of the service hence why i was asking for personal recommendations
[04:32] <dekadent> rapha, the output is long i have no way of pasting it, can i provide you with some specific info?
[04:32] <donaldbrasco> it just keeps saying, no matter what I try, that I don't have write permission
[04:32] <natalief> can anyone help me to generate an xorg.conf that uses the radeonhd  driver
[04:32] <SocialistPig> oh
[04:33] <SocialistPig> open a terminal and type sudo nautilus
[04:33] <SocialistPig> then try and open the drive
[04:33] <donaldbrasco> like I said, I want to take windows off completely as well - can I do that without reformatting the whole internal drive
[04:33] <SocialistPig> yes
[04:33] <rapha> dekadent: yes, if i say pastie i mean to use a service like pastie.org
[04:33] <SocialistPig> sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:33] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig - I did that
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> SocialistPig: you should use 'gksu' for nautilus really
[04:33] <rapha> dekadent: the ip of that machine implies that you created your own AdHoc WLAN. i suggest you check that and disable it if there is one.
[04:34] <donaldbrasco> i tried sudo nautilus and gksu, neither worked
[04:34] <dekadent> rapha, i cant use pastie.org beacuse that machine has noa ccess to the internet!
[04:34] <UrbanGreenZone> how do I stop the keyring manager from popping up after every reboot... system is set to autologin
[04:34] <SocialistPig> gparted will allow you to delete the windows partition
[04:34] <dekadent> rapha, ok how can i do that?
[04:34] <SocialistPig> and change the ubuntu one
[04:34] <hutty> dekadent   oyu can select with your mouse    then    while text is highlited    select copy from the treminal  edit menu
[04:34] <natalief> onetinsoldier: I followed your instructions and I got gdm restarted... but I currently have no xorg.conf... is there a way to generate one that will use the radeonhd
[04:34] <UrbanGreenZone> btw running 10.04
[04:35] <SocialistPig> to take up the extra space as far as the external drive im not quite sure
[04:35] <dekadent> hutty, it's on my laptop though
[04:35] <rapha> dekadent: true, good point lol ... well, for me i just click the networkmanager icon in the top right corner and then click disconnect
[04:35] <dekadent> rapha, that's what i did
[04:35] <donaldbrasco> I'm installing gparted now
[04:35] <dekadent> rapha, so now what should i do?
[04:36] <onetinsoldier> natalief: that i'm not so sure on how to do... just wanted to get you having X back at least. you can try the 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' command maybe. not sure
[04:36] <rapha> dekadent: try to connect again, to the WLAN your other machine connects to
[04:36] <dekadent> rapha, it doesnt show any wireless networks in the drop down menu when i click on that thing that looks like radio waves
[04:36] <SocialistPig> donald could you type the exact message you get when you try and access external drive?
[04:36] <natalief> onetinsoldier: unfortunately... that particular command doesn't do anything... it just jumps back to a blank command line
[04:36] <donaldbrasco> once I delete the windows partition, I can copy external drive to internal one, then reformat the external, then copy back from internal to external
[04:37] <dekadent> rapha, it says Wire Network \n disconnected, Wireless Networks, \n disconnected and both are gray
[04:37] <rapha> dekadent: what does it look like when you _right_ click it?
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> yes - one minute
[04:37] <dekadent> rapha, 3 things are checked, enable net, enable wireless, enable notifiactions
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> I have read permission - the problem is when I try to write to it
[04:37] <dekadent> rapha, then edit connections... and about
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> it's formatted in fat32
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> 320g drive
[04:37] <rapha> hutty: got it! laptop's booting on its own again, yay!
[04:37] <SocialistPig> does it have a switch on it
[04:38] <donaldbrasco> no
[04:38] <SocialistPig> to enable/disable write protection
[04:38] <donaldbrasco> no
[04:38] <onetinsoldier> natalief: hmm, try.... sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[04:38] <rapha> dekadent: sounds right. what if you left click it and then select "connect to hidden network" or whatever it is called and just blindly enter your router's info?
[04:38] <dekadent> rapha, thats how i got that funky IP address
[04:38] <dekadent> rapha, which says "connected" but doesnt actually provide internet access
[04:39] <hutty> rapha      good one   you wont be getting ear bashed now!
[04:39] <natalief> onetinsoldier: same thing... nothing happens
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> natalief: but i'm not really sure. you might be able to tell what driver it's currently using with the following command... grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[04:39] <rapha> dekadent: my guess is you mis-clicked and chose "create network" instead of "connect to hidden network" as they're right next to each other
[04:39] <dekadent> rapha, oh actually, maybe i used create a new network
[04:39] <rapha> hutty: indeed! :-)
[04:39] <dekadent> rapha, .. yeah
[04:39] <rapha> :-)
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> natalief: see if someone else knows how to get you further along. you do have X back now though, right?
[04:40] <dekadent> rapha, i think i tried this once, and like its doing now, it just sat there trying to connect
[04:40] <natalief> onetinsoldier: yes I do
[04:40] <SocialistPig> donald try running gksu nautilus then go right click on the external drive and change the permissions to owned by your user name/you are allowed to read/write then apply to all files inside
[04:41] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig: weird - all my files and folders on the external are displayed with some sort of wingdings font
[04:41] <SocialistPig> right click and go to properties
[04:41] <donaldbrasco> I tried that before - didn't work
[04:41] <rapha> dekadent: then the only thing i can think of is to open a terminal and type "sudo less -NRI +F /var/log/syslog" and to watch there what happens when you try to connect again; if there's any useful error message...
[04:41] <SocialistPig> so you can copy the files from it to your internal drive?
[04:42] <donaldbrasco> I think so
[04:42] <droolpal> Pidgin broke on me - used up all available ram, started eating up 4 of 6GiB swap before I stopped it. How can I find out what happened so I can report the bug (if it is a bug)
[04:42] <donaldbrasco> yes
[04:42] <shawnboy> Can someone guide me in either creating new bug report or how to determine an existing one to mark as effecting me?
[04:42] <SocialistPig> ok thats good
[04:42] <dekadent> rapha, it says disconnected -> scanning
[04:42] <SocialistPig> I dunno if its gonna let you format it though
[04:42] <dekadent> rapha, waiting for data... (interrupt to abort)
[04:42] <SocialistPig> but I would go ahead and remove windows partition and resize ubuntus with gparted
[04:43] <donaldbrasco> like I said though, they're all wingdings or something and they have a padlock icon
[04:43] <rapha> dekadent: itll probably spit out more - but rly, if there's nothing useful in there i'm pretty much out of knowledge, sorry :(
[04:43] <natalief> Is there anyone here who might be able to help with an xorg.conf?
[04:43] <k3rn> hi! is it possible to mout a specific folder from an external drive using fsatb with UUID?
[04:43] <rapha> dekadent: the "waiting for data" thing belongs to the "less" command - dont worry about that
[04:43] <donaldbrasco> actually, not all of them do
[04:43] <xangua> droolpal: see pidgin logs, you can find more help in #pidgin
[04:43] <ocmsRzr> does anyone know how to get the "standard" notification theme in command line install
[04:44] <SocialistPig> depends on the problem nata
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, now it says, activation (wlan0/wireless): association took too long.
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, and
[04:44] <atleticomadrid> hi.....my computer wont boot into ubuntu at all. it just gives me a blank screen with a blinking icon after booting into bios. is this a problem with grub, or a bios issue?
[04:44] <Loshki> k3rn: I don't see how. UUIDs belong to partitions, not folders. What are you trying to do?
[04:44] <rapha> dekadent: stupid question, but did you reboot the machine already?
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, (wlan0): device state change: 5->6 (reason0)
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, absolutely
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, several times
[04:45] <natalief> atleticomadrid: how long did you wait after the blinking cursor
[04:45] <atleticomadrid> natalief: left it there all afternoon one time
[04:45] <Psykus_> anyone know how I would go about getting fan/temperature controls working correctly in 10.04 on a dell inspiron 1525? have looked around and have not been able to find much. currently the fan goes 100% at all times
[04:45] <xangua> ocmsRzr: i believe you are refering to notification-daemon
[04:46] <k3rn> Loshki: i want to mount a specific folder of the external to a specific point in the filesystem.
[04:46] <Psykus_> even when the system is idling
[04:46] <natalief> atleticomadrid: did the install go without any problems?
[04:46] <ocmsRzr> xangua: yea... but there is no theme with it...
[04:46] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yes, ive been running ubuntu fine for about 6 months. just happened the other night
[04:46] <ocmsRzr> xangua: the default theme is the one that comes with debian
[04:46] <Psykus_> and the system still heats up quite a bit. i don't think the cpu scaling is working either then
[04:46] <ne7work> !flash
[04:46] <rapha> dekadent: sorry then, no idea :-/ - maybe you cna find a networkmanager channel and ask them
[04:47] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig: when I try to gksu nautilus and change permissions, it just reverts back to the old permissions with no error or anything
[04:47] <donaldbrasco> not sure what's going on there
[04:47] <ocmsRzr> and the "ubuntu" theme is the old one... from three releases ago
[04:47] <natalief> atleticomadrid: it could be a problem with grub.... thought you should have received an error if it was not loading
[04:47] <Loshki> k3rn: Well, you can fake it. Mount the filesystem to a known mount point, then place a link from the filesystem point to the specific folder....
[04:47] <rapha> or maybe somebody else here can help ...
[04:48] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yeah, im not sure if its grub or if its something with the bios.
[04:48] <rapha> anyhow
[04:48] <rapha> i'm off to bed
[04:48] <rapha> hutty: talk to you "tomorrow", whenever that is now
[04:48] <k3rn> Loshki: yea, i think thats how i'll do it...
[04:48] <quietone> pls where are the instructions for changing the default partition to boot, on lucid
[04:48] <twisted`> yo :) I got this Acer R3600 with this remote and all
[04:48] <SocialistPig> donald all I can really think to do is get the data off and then try and format it with gparted
[04:48] <dekadent> does anyone think they can help me get my wireless card to work on my laptop in ubuntu?
[04:48] <twisted`> now I can't find the receiver in my dev listings...
[04:48] <hutty> rapha     np  later
[04:48] <twisted`> what is going on?
[04:48] <donaldbrasco> thanks, I'll try that
[04:48] <SocialistPig> if that doesnt work more investigation will be needed
[04:48] <natalief> atleticomadrid: sounds to me like it may be a problem with the bios not loading the first drive.... have you tried a live disk to make sure you can still access the hard drive?
[04:48] <twisted`> using newest ubuntu, 10.04 :)
[04:49] <kswan> how does lucid run on a 13" macbook pro?
[04:49] <twoflowers> bootcamp?
[04:49] <BentSpace> Anyone know whether you should use smbfs or cifs with Windows XP?
[04:49] <hutty> dekadent    do you have wifi radar installed?
[04:49] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yes, itll boot via livecd
[04:49] <dekadent> hutty, no
[04:49] <BentSpace> The wiki says: "smbfs is the "original" method.
[04:49] <BentSpace> However, smbfs is not compatible with security signatures, which are enabled by default and not recommended to disable on Windows Server 2003 and later. If a share is served by Windows Server 2003 or later, you should use cifs. "
[04:50] <dekadent> hutty, should i install it
[04:50] <kswan> isn't bootcamp just windows drivers?
[04:50] <hutty> dekadent   it might give you some info
[04:50] <natalief> atleticomadrid: can you change or edit files on the hard drive?
[04:50] <dekadent> hutty, ok ill hard wire and install it brb
[04:50] <k3rn> Loshki: how do links behave if the drive (mount point) is not present?
[04:51] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yes, the hard drive is responsive and everything. think i might need to fsck it?
[04:51] <BentSpace> I mean to connect to windows share folders on a home network, please.
[04:52] <natalief> atleticomadrid: i actually think you might fsck it at this point
[04:53] <Psykus_> someone says installing the kerney from karmic koala will fix it
[04:53] <Psykus_> since apparently the newer kernels break the dell acpi stuff
[04:53] <natalief> Has anyone here managed to get the radeonhd driver to work properly?
[04:54] <dekadent> i use a radeon but didnt have to install a driver
[04:54] <dekadent> radeon hd
[04:54] <dekadent> hutty, i dont think the program will run
[04:55] <hutty> dekadent     dont understand
[04:55] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig: not 100% sure what I did, but I can write to it now, HOWEVER, I still have the wingding thing going on (¥┌µ─ñφ.
[04:55] <donaldbrasco> )
[04:55] <donaldbrasco> not sure what that's about, do you?
[04:55] <SocialistPig> missing fonts
[04:55] <dekadent> hutty, when i run wifi-radar in the terminal it says wlan0 interface doesn't support scanning: device or resource busy
[04:55] <SocialistPig> installing ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:55] <SocialistPig> may solve this
[04:55]  * Alcor tst
[04:56] <BentSpace> Is there a way to stop xchat from notifying me every time someone enters or leaves the room, please?
[04:56] <hutty> dekadent   its a gui app
[04:56] <juanca> How can I make a software to appear in one of the applications categories?
[04:56] <progesterone> Question: I don't like using mouse middle button to copy and paste immeditely in Ubuntu terminal. In Putty, I can copy the text by selecting and paste later anywhere by right-click. How can I do that?
[04:56] <dekadent> hutty, it wont run
[04:57] <hutty> dekadent   suggest you reoot
[04:57] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: Try holding shift during boot.
[04:57] <dekadent> ok now it works. ... ?
[04:57] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: During Bios or Ubuntu?
[04:57] <xangua> BentSpace: look at the preferences for ignoring that
[04:57] <Psykus_> how would I go about installing an older kernel?
[04:57]  * Alcor 's daughter has a mac
[04:57] <hutty> dekadent   or even init 1
[04:58] <cloud> hola XD
[04:58] <BentSpace> xangua, Thank you.
[04:58] <dekadent> hutty, what should i do in wifi radar?
[04:58] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: If grub is installed properly, and shift is depressed when grub starts, then grub will show its menu rather than immediately booting into Ubuntu.
[04:58] <Psykus_> or what kernel version did karmic koala use?
[04:58] <Loshki> BentSpace: look for the channel tab, right click on it and untick the 'show join/leave messages'
[04:58] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: ty ill go try that
[04:58] <cloud> hey friends :D
[04:58] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: You're welcome.
[04:58] <cloud> any friend speak spanish?
[04:59] <hutty> dekadent   so you have the gui up?
[04:59] <Jordan_U> !es | cloud
[04:59] <dekadent> hutty,  yea
[04:59] <dekadent> hutty, nothing is in the list
 gracias :D
[05:00] <hutty> cloud   buines notchies  mi nombre es hutty!
[05:00] <mainuser> I'm using the new 10.4 ubuntu. Open Personal file sharing and I see a message.. This feature cannot be enabled because the required packages are not installed on your system .. What packages do I need ?
[05:00] <Munchkinguy> ah! I finally found the instructions on linuxforums.org. Still, thanks for the help!
[05:00] <term_oldcomp1> ? can see the ubuntu box on the lan from windows computers.  but can't see the windows boxes from ubuntu.  how do I fix?
 hola que tal? XD
[05:00] <hutty> dekadent   select   preferences
[05:00] <dekadent> hutty, ok
[05:01] <juanca> How can I make a software appear in one of the applications categories?
[05:01] <BentSpace> Loshki, Sweet, found it, thank you.  That's much better.
[05:01] <hutty> dekadent  whats in    "wireless device"
[05:01] <dekadent> wlan0\
[05:01] <dekadent> wlan0
[05:02] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: doesnt get there. i guess its not getting into grub at all. does that mean a bios failure/motherboard issue?
[05:02] <wildbat> quick question, what is the command to find all the file that have modifyied today?
[05:02] <Vigo> juanca: Create a launcher with the Main Menu, I think
[05:02] <NFischer> HI all!! "fetchmail -L /var/log/fetchmail" gives me "fetchmail: cannot open /var/log/fetchmail: Permission denied" why?
[05:02] <hutty> dekadent  ok click cancel   then new
[05:03] <donaldbrasco> ubuntu-restricted-extras didn't solve the font problem
[05:03] <juanca> Vigo: which 'Main Menu'?
[05:03] <dekadent> hutty, ok
[05:03] <hutty> dekadent  so its found your card
[05:03] <SocialistPig> I would still
[05:03] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: It could be, if you are dual booting with windows it's also possible that an OEM utility clobbered part of grub (Dell's "DataSafe" does this). Was grub working before or is this a fresh install?
[05:03] <dekadent> hutty, yeah
[05:03] <SocialistPig> move data and format the external
[05:03] <Vigo> juanca: System>Preferences>Main Menu
[05:03] <dekadent> hutty, but no signals
[05:04] <hutty> dekadent  now put in the network detail for your other network that you want to reach
[05:04] <SocialistPig> using ext4 since its linux native
[05:04] <Loshki> NFischer: you usually need to be root to write to /var/log. Try putting the log somewhere else e.g. /tmp
[05:04] <dekadent> hutty, ok i did that
[05:04] <donaldbrasco> ok - thanks for your help
[05:04] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: ubuntu was working fine...its not a dual boot, exclusively ubuntu. worked for about 9 months up until about 2 days ago...it has trouble booting into a livecd as well, so im thinking it might be the bios.
[05:04] <atleticomadrid> slash motherboard
[05:04] <SocialistPig> the wierd font thing could have to do with a virus
[05:04] <Vigo> juanca: I loaded IceCat onto a gNewSense box and used that method to create a launcher in the specified field of my choosing.
[05:04] <dhruvasagar> Hi
[05:05] <SocialistPig> I have seen some change the windows fonts to webdings ...
[05:05] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: If you can't boot liveCD's then yes, it's probably a BIOS/hardware problem.
[05:05] <hutty> dekadent  click    "roaming"    then save
[05:05] <dhruvasagar> how do I check from command line if a package is already installed ?
[05:05] <term_oldcomp1> how do I take ownership of a drive? say /dev/sda1 ?
[05:05] <dhruvasagar> term_oldcomp1: you purchase it ?
[05:05] <dhruvasagar> term_oldcomp1: jk
[05:05] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: yeah, kinda what i was thinking its a pretty old laptop. it gets into bios and all, but it just has a blank cursor when i try to boot via cd or hd. sound like the motherboard is dead?
[05:05] <NFischer> Loshki, that pretty much does it, thx! but is there a way to let fetchmail log in /var/log since i would prefer having all logs in one place
[05:05] <Jordan_U> term_oldcomp1: Define "take ownership". Also please explain what your end goal is.
[05:05] <SocialistPig> gksu nautilus then go right click on the drive and change owner and permissions to your user name
[05:05] <dekadent> hutty, its taking forever to cancel connection
[05:06] <term_oldcomp1> it's only ownership is root.  so I have to keep mounting it plus it's blocking my bittorrent uploads of a custom op/sys as it keeps returning "permission denied" in transmission
[05:06] <dekadent> hutty, ok done, no change
[05:07] <hutty> dekadent   what do you mean    cancel connection?
[05:07] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: It's hard to say. Does your BIOS have any diagnostic options? If nothing else it may have an option to boot more verbosely.
[05:07] <dekadent> hutty, nothing, i tried to connect to it after i added the info, it didnt work, i cancelled, then added roaming, saved, no change
[05:08] <linux_is_my_hero> help my network manager disappeared from my panel and wont reappear
[05:08] <hutty> dekadent   is there a signal strenght?
[05:08] <dekadent> hutty, for some reason i can't find signals with this card
[05:08] <dekadent> hutty, no nothing
[05:08] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: its about 4-5 years old, so i dont think it has any diagnostic options. i think its dead :(
[05:08] <dekadent> hutty, it should automatically detect though, right?
[05:08] <Loshki> NFischer: good question, wish I knew the answer. Changing the permissions on /var/log is probably a bad idea, as you don't want anyone to be able to edit them in case of a breakin...
[05:08] <Vigo> juanca: You can also use gconf , here> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=707997
[05:08] <xangua> linux_is_my_hero: did you removed notification area¿ if not in terminal: nm-applet
[05:09] <linux_is_my_hero> it says its already running
[05:09] <hutty> dekadent   well if no signal strength then no joy im afraid
[05:09] <linux_is_my_hero> xangua: it says its already running
[05:09] <xangua> (23:08:57) xangua: linux_is_my_hero: did you REMOVED notification area¿ if not in terminal: nm
[05:10] <linux_is_my_hero> xangua: i did not, it left on its own
[05:10] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: it's strange though, because it seems like bios is working fine and the hard drive is recognized and everything, but it wont get between the two
[05:10] <hutty> dekadent   you need to be sure there is something to connect to     some access point
[05:10] <aberhow> so
[05:10] <GettingSleepy> Hi, Can anyone please tell me how to add "compiz --replace" to the startup applications please? It doesn't appear to be working properly. Is there a boot script I can append it to?
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, there is a wireless router set up that we always connect to
[05:11] <aberhow> how do i fix the multi tap on the touchpad to the way it was?
[05:11] <econdudeawesome> Howdy! Is SELinux for Ubuntu useful at all? I'd like to make my computer more secure, but the ubuntu documentation is lacking in this topic...
[05:11] <aberhow> synaptics
[05:11] <GettingSleepy> Additional: Lucid Lynx, clean install
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, it's just not finding it with this card
[05:11] <xangua> GettingSleepy: system> preferences
[05:11] <Psykus_> how would I add karmic koala repositories to lucid lynx?
[05:11] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: Maybe you could try installing coreboot (open source firmware replacement).... though if you can't get it to boot at all that might require some hardware hacking.
[05:11] <hutty> dekadent  is it a g rate card?
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, i just googled my card name and someone else posted something on the forums saying it doesnt work, with no response
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, i have no idea
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, it's a broadcom 5705M
[05:12] <Loshki> Psykus_: that's probably a bad idea. Why would you want to do that?
[05:12] <xangua> !downgrade | Psykus_
[05:12] <hutty> dekadent  try a different card if possible
[05:12] <Vigo> econdudeawesome: Did you read the Manuals on it?
[05:12] <term_oldcomp1> ok, fixed last problem.  how do I set a /dev/sda1 to automount?
[05:12] <GettingSleepy> xangua: Thanks, but I have tried adding it to the Startup Applications and it doesn't do squat. Any other ideas?
[05:12] <NFischer> Loshki, never mind ill stick with tmp
[05:12] <dekadent> hutty, it's' a laptop
[05:12] <econdudeawesome> Vigo I have not installed it yet
[05:13] <xangua> GettingSleepy: what's wrong with compiz¿
[05:13] <econdudeawesome> Vigo I was just curious if it is useful to secure a laptop
[05:13] <hutty> dekadent  so its built in?
[05:13] <dekadent> hutty, yes
[05:13] <Underprivlidged> hey all.i just have a question or two,if anyone can help me out,id b e appreciative
[05:14] <Loshki> NFischer: I think /tmp gets wiped on reboot, so you might wanna find a better place if you want to keep the logfiles around...
[05:14] <GettingSleepy> xangua, I am using CCSM to handle some keyboard shortcuts. Long story short, I need to do a "compiz --replace" on every boot after logging in to make the shortcuts stick properly.
[05:14] <Vigo> econdudeawesome: Read up on it, any box is as secure or as insecure as the Administrator allows or sets it to, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=707997
[05:14] <Jordan_U> econdudeawesome: Ubuntu uses apparmor by default, and as long as that's true it's probably difficult to make Ubuntu more secure with selinux than it currently is with apparmor
[05:15] <hutty> dekadent  is it an older machine
[05:15] <NFischer> Loshki, ya u probably right...
[05:15] <xangua> GettingSleepy: are you using xfce¿ in gnome just enabling compiz should be enouf
[05:15] <dekadent> hutty, yes from 2004
[05:15] <xangua> enough*
[05:15] <Jordan_U> econdudeawesome: Not because of any deficiencies in selinux, but because there are custom profiles already setup for apparmor in Ubuntu.
[05:15] <hutty> OMG!!!
[05:15] <NFischer> Loshki, thx
[05:15] <Vigo> What Jordan_U said is correct, SELinux is not a utility to be just willy-nilly goofed with.
[05:15] <hutty> dekadent  OMG!!!
[05:15] <dekadent> hutty, lol so?
[05:16] <b166erx> sysinfo
[05:16] <econdudeawesome> Jordan_U I'm newb at security. Do you know of a good resource to efficiently learn more
[05:16] <Vigo> !security
[05:16] <dekadent> hutty, it should still work
[05:16] <b166erx>  /sysinfo
[05:16] <b166erx> dahhh
[05:16] <hutty> dekadent  doorstopper material me thinks!
[05:16] <dhruvasagar> can anybody tell me how to use bignum library libgmp's c++ wrapper in ubuntu ?
[05:17] <GettingSleepy> xangua: That's a fair call. Compiz seems to be running properly but the keyboard shortcuts don't appear to stick properly until "compiz --replace" is run manually. I think it might be because I am using CCSM which isn't a standard compiz manager. Everything works fine when this is run manually after starting, I really just want to be able to run it automatically. Perhaps by adding it as a root process on boot. Ideas?
[05:17] <dekadent> hutty, i need it to work
[05:17] <dekadent> hutty, it's a perfectly good machine lol
[05:17] <kuato-AR> hi !
[05:17] <Underprivlidged> anyone know anything about sound issues in xubuntu 10.04
[05:17] <Underprivlidged> ?
[05:18] <xangua> !anyone | Underprivlidged
[05:18] <dekadent> hutty, do you think http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/FreeBSD/hackers/2003-07/0269.html might work?
[05:19]  * dabaR notices ubottu's factoids could be improved upon.
[05:19] <kuato-AR> I need help setting up a tv tunner, kworld plust tv analog lite pci , SAA7134 and tvtime  , channels are ok but no sound.
[05:19] <tjs> is there any way to get empathy to pop up a new tab/window when a message comes in rather than glow its little icon ?
[05:19] <tjs> or as well as
[05:19] <GettingSleepy> xangua: BRB
[05:20] <dankobum> how can I install the calendar lightning in thunderbird?
[05:20] <Pupuser402> can i bridge a connection between a desktop with puppy and a laptop with ubuntu?
[05:20] <dabaR> tjs: that's a quality question. I would also almost like to know
[05:20] <hutty> dekadent  well I suppose we could all have a whip around  for you!
[05:20] <linux_is_my_hero> my panel is acting funny. how do i reset it?
[05:20] <dabaR> dankobum: My name is Danko, heh
[05:21] <kuato-AR> {-_-}
[05:21] <dekadent> hutty,  huh?
[05:21] <xangua> dankobum: go to addon's mozilla web
[05:21] <uLinux> How can I disable ipv6?
[05:21] <tjs> dabaR: there is an option to turn off the icon notification, but that doesn't seem to be a toggle for windows popping up
[05:21] <xangua> !panels | linux_is_my_hero
[05:22] <Underprivlidged> please,someone help,i kinda really want tthe sound to work on my pc...does anyone have a solution for the sound not working on any xubuntu 10.04 machine i use???i have it on a laptop and a desktop,no sound on either
[05:22] <hutty> dekadent  Its an Gaelic joke
[05:22] <GettingSleepy> xangua: I tried adding "sudo" to the beginning of the startup command. Didn't work.
[05:22] <Loshki> Pupuser402: do you really need a bridge? What are you trying to do?
[05:22] <Pupuser402> so does anyone know about bridge connections and how to do so?
[05:23] <hutty> dekadent  anyhow   all I can suggest is that google is your friend        for a start heres a hint      http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=465179
[05:23] <BentSpace> Anyone know of a good, current Windows Share doc or guide for 10.04 for a home network with ubuntu and windows XP computers, please?
[05:23] <Pupuser402> i only have internet on my desktop
[05:23] <cy2412313> :-!
[05:23] <Pupuser402> i'd like to update and get some programs for ubuntu
[05:23] <k3rn> Loshki: when the dirve is not plugged in, i now always get an error on bootup that it couldn't be mounted. can i avoid that?
[05:24] <billkerekes> Underprivlidged:  I wish that I had more info for you.  I ran into that problem in 9.10 Karmic, and the only thing that I could do was upgrade to 10.04.
[05:24] <Loshki> !ics | Pupuser402
[05:24] <billkerekes> Underprivlidged: do you have sound if you boot into a live cd?
[05:24] <dabaR> !sound
[05:24] <Pupuser402> thank you
[05:24] <Underprivlidged> i havnt tried it,i dont have any live cds around
[05:24] <Loshki> Pupuser402: the above isn't exactly what you asked for, but it might help...
[05:24] <Underprivlidged> at my aunts
[05:25] <Psykus_> how do I install packages from repositories for karmic koala but in 10.04?
[05:25] <sexcopter> hi, can anyone tell me which folder in ~/ contains info about vpn connections? I need to restore it from a backup after an upgrade.
[05:26] <Psykus_> need to install linux-image-2.6.31-14-generic
[05:26] <GettingSleepy> Is anyone else aware of another way to add root processes to the ubuntu startup (without Startup Applications dialog)?
[05:26] <xangua> Psykus_: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[05:26] <Loshki> k3rn: you can use the 'noauto' option in fstab, which will only do the mount if you issue an explicit mount command. Will that do it? See 'man mount' for the gory details...
[05:26] <uLinux> How can I disable ipv6?
[05:26] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: Well, usual place is...bootmisc.sh, afair
[05:27] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: somewhere in /etc
[05:27] <megamanx1978> Hi can someone help me with a installation question
[05:27] <k3rn> Loshki: i'd hope it's possible that it will be mounted if it gets plugged in or directly on bootup when the dirve is present...
[05:27] <Engrish_Man> hi there..... what package do i need to install in order to ... hear sounds on my pc
[05:27] <Engrish_Man> just alsa will do?
[05:28] <hutty> time to get some shut-eye
[05:28] <Engrish_Man> the old shut-eye
[05:29] <SocialistPig> megamanx what is your question -.-
[05:29] <dabaR> Engrish_Man: in general, it is meant to work out of the box, eh?
[05:29] <uRock> me eys are shut yet I still keep clicking
[05:29] <hutty> night all
[05:29] <uLinux> How can I disable ipv6?
[05:29] <uLinux> no one knows?
[05:30] <dabaR> uLinux: sounds like a google kinda question: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html
[05:30] <megamanx1978> If I choose the option to install ubuntu and windows side by side how does it partition my harddrive
[05:30] <uRock> uLinux, network manager
[05:30] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: Good idea but I can't see/find that file. Does Lucid Lynx still use a ~/.bashrc ?? Maybe I could add it in there. Bit noobish soz
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> the thing is ... i uninstalled gnome and it seems the sound went all wrong now
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> i cant hear sh*t
[05:30] <Loshki> k3rn: Nautilus will mount plugged in disks automatically I thought. For a boot time mount, you might need a script in /etc/rc.local, but I'm not completely sure...
[05:30] <xangua> megamanx1978: ubuntu uses all the remaining not used space
[05:30] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: do you want it to start when the computer boots?
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> i remove pulseaudio and alsa
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> then reinstalled them
[05:30] <uLinux> dabaR im not stupid i've searched for it on google and yes i checked that website.. it doesnt work for me thats why im here
[05:30] <dabaR> Engrish_Man: sound is handled by pulseaudio in Ubuntu by default
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> nothing happens
[05:30] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: After logging in.
[05:30] <uRock> uLinux, in network manager just set up your NIC manually via network manager and set it to IPv4
[05:31] <megamanx1978> Ty xangua
[05:31] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: after logging in to the GUI or after opening a terminal/console?
[05:31] <Loshki> Engrish_Man: which os version?
[05:31] <k3rn> Loshki: so you think fstab is not the best idea? i thought there might be an otion that it won't complain on bootup if the dirve isn't, and that it gets mounted if plugged in. i'll google on that once more
[05:31] <Engrish_Man> karmic
[05:31] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: After logging into the GUI.
[05:31] <Engrish_Man> Loshki, Karmic
[05:32] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: try custom command line
[05:32] <uRock> The Koala is awesome.
[05:32] <dabaR> Why not startup programs, then?
[05:32] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: Sure, how do I do that?
[05:32] <Loshki> Engrish_Man: I had good luck with this, ymmv: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html
[05:32] <dabaR> I meant, custom command inside the startup programs, wanna try that?
[05:33] <dabaR> You will be asked for a password, eh?
[05:33] <uLinux> uRock it is set to ignore ipv6
[05:33] <Engrish_Man> Loshki, i'll take a look thx
[05:33] <uLinux> but it is still enabled
[05:33] <uRock> yet it is still giving issues?
[05:33] <uLinux> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
[05:33] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: That's the weird thing. The command in the Startup applications is "compiz --replace". However, this never works. If I run it manually (not even as root) from ALT+F2it works straight away. It's weird!
[05:33] <Psykus_> xangua, so I guess I have to recompile it? those are the source debs?
[05:33] <dabaR> uLinux: what about lsmod, can you pastebin it?
[05:33] <dabaR> Oh
[05:33] <uLinux> lsmod?
[05:34] <uRock> si
[05:34] <dabaR> uLinux: the output of running lsmod in a terminal
[05:34] <Loshki> k3rn: fstab is for non-removable volumes I think (though if you can live with the error message, it should be ok). Pluggable devices are handled by udev I think, which is quite complex and I don't know much about it, sorry...
[05:34] <uLinux> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
[05:34] <megamanx1978> Right now I have a 500 GB hardrive and windows is using 300 GB can I shrink my windows partition to make more room for ubuntu without losing any data on my windows partition?
[05:34] <uLinux> gives 0
[05:34] <ian_mac> and your sername and paassword
[05:34] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: you should probably run it a little after everything is loaded. I suppose
[05:34] <Engrish_Man> Loshki, the thing is... i need to reconfig by command line... dont have that gnome menus
[05:34] <UbuntuJeff> megamanx1978, yes you can
[05:34] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: you basically just want compiz instead of metacity, eh?
[05:35] <uLinux> 0 = enabled
[05:35] <Loshki> Engrish_Man: try just skipping the gnome config part, and follow the rest. This actually worked for me...
[05:35] <BentSpace> What's a good NAS that can be accessed remotely without having to hack it?
[05:35] <megamanx1978> ty
[05:35] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: Yep.
[05:35] <rohanroy> Is anyone familiar with ImageMagick? I'd like to resize two images to have the same width (by shrinking the larger of the two images to the width of the smaller image,) and then appending them one on top of the other. Anyone know how to do that?
[05:35] <xangua> Psykus_: just download the alldeb* and the others 2 according to your architecture (32 or 64 bits)
[05:36] <uLinux> brb
[05:36] <Loshki> megamanx1978: note that resizing partitions occasionally goes wrong. If you possibly can, make a backup before you start...
[05:37] <Amburr> Hello, I have a BCM43xx wireless network card that i am trying to get to work in ubuntu 10.04. i installed ndiswrapper, loaded the bcmwl5.inf driver successfully, yet wlan0 doesnt exist
[05:38] <Amburr> can someone point me in the right direction please?
[05:38] <Amburr> this is 64bit, by the way
[05:38] <tomato> hi, i'm trying to fdisk my 1TB disk, but after i do, it tells me that there's only 235 mb or so, what am i doing wrong?
[05:38] <uLinux> I found a solution to disable ipv6
[05:38] <uLinux> http://cursisten.blogspot.com/2010/05/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-1004.html
[05:38] <uLinux> easy
[05:39] <xangua> Amburr: is the driver you are using for Windows XP¿ did you already restarted your computer¿
[05:39] <Loshki> tomato: what command are you typing?
[05:39] <Psykus_> xangua, ah thanks, was looking in the wrong dir
[05:39] <xangua> uLinux: or you could only open network manager config
[05:39] <Amburr> xangua, the driver is for windows, and yes i restarted
[05:39] <xangua> Amburr: XP¿
[05:39] <Amburr> yes XP_2k
[05:40] <uLinux> xangua you mean I could add ipv4 adress manually and it would disable it?
[05:40] <xangua> they should work indeed
[05:40] <Amburr> when i do lsmod i see ndiswrapper but also like b43 or ssb the otherones
[05:40] <Amburr> and when i do ndiswrapper -l it tells me device present alternate: ssb or something
[05:40] <discomfitor> hey anyone here mind pastbinning a couple udev lines for me?
[05:41] <dekadent> can anyone tell me how to uninstall network manageR?
[05:41] <UbuntuJeff> Amburr, there is a whole wifidocs page about your card and how to get it to work incase you didn't know ... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[05:41] <tomato> Loshki: i'm using fdisk, then i used d to delete and n to create a new partition, default values, then w to write
[05:41] <xangua> dekadent: are you going to install wicd¿
[05:42] <carlosgaldino> Hi, how can I auto mount a partition? I was using gnome-mount but in Lucid it doesn't work.
[05:42] <dekadent> xangua, yes
[05:42] <UbuntuJeff> dekadent, sudo apt-get remove network-manager?
[05:42] <Loshki> tomato: can you use gparted instead?
[05:42] <xangua> dekadent: when you install it it will say it needs to uninstall it
[05:42] <tomato> Loshki: i'm using server edition, does gparted need x?
[05:42] <dekadent> xangua, so i can do it all in 1 step?
[05:43] <uRock> uLinux, that was what I was hinting at, if you set the interface with a static address, it will not accept anything else
[05:43] <Roasted> how do you resolve broken dependencies by the terminal?
[05:43] <xangua> dekadent: if wicd doesn't work you can install network-manager and gnome-network-manager from the ubuntu cd; if you dont have a cd download those packages before
[05:43] <uLinux> uRock oh ok sorry
[05:43] <Jordan_U> cd
[05:43] <uRock> no problem
[05:43] <Amburr> Jeff: im gonna bookmark this and get to it thanks for the help
[05:43] <dekadent> ok
[05:44] <Loshki> tomato: yes, gparted needs X11, so never mind. When you use fdisk and take the defaults, do the sizes look right. It should begin near the start of the disk, and the last cylinder should be near the end...
[05:44] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: are you getting an error message? paste it in if you can.
[05:44] <uLinux> cya
[05:44] <uRock> good luck
[05:44] <tomato> Loshki: i'll do it once again, brb
[05:45] <UbuntuJeff> carlosgaldino, http://superuser.com/questions/131918/gnome-mount-alternative-in-ubuntu-10-04-or-how-to-mount-partition-with-normal-use
[05:45] <tomato> Loshki: when i'm in fdisk, it says that the drive only has 263 MB when it's a 1 TB drive, no partitions created
[05:45] <tomato> *no partitions defined sorry
[05:45] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, Im helping my cousin on kubuntu remotely. When he does ANYTHING in kpackagekit it errors out and says you have broken dependencies, please resolve them with an advanced program like synaptic. Problem is, I cant install synaptic.
[05:45] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: you can read man pages about commands. you would usually use commands like, apt-get, aptitude, dpkg, ect
[05:46] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, yeah, wasnt there one like sudo dpkg configure -a?
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: tru using aptitude
[05:46] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs.  I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing.  Where are the rest?
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> try*
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: or try...   apt-get -f install
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: sudo apt-get -f install
[05:47] <leagris> Can no longer have music and sound in crack-attack following instructions from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/crack-attack/+bug/30991
[05:48] <Loshki> tomato: clearly it's reading the disk geometry incorrectly. Try one of the other partitions e.g. cfdisk, parted?
[05:48] <leagris> copying sound and music file directory does not makes crack-attack load them
[05:48] <tomato> Loshki, that is a good idea, i'll give that a shot
[05:48] <Loshki> tomato: partitions -> partitioners
[05:49] <Loshki> tomato: if all else fails, you can set the geometry explicitly, but that's scary...
[05:49] <RHKratos> I just installed karmic, and accadentlly encrypted my home folder, which is not what I want...is there a easy way to turn this off (and decrypt my data)
[05:49] <RHKratos> s/karmic/lucid
[05:49] <tomato> Loshki: i hope it doesn't come to that! thanks Loshki
[05:49] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, that command didnt work.
[05:50] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, what about sudo dpkg --configure -a
[05:50] <dekadent> wicd cant find any wireless networks
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: that would do all packages?
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: nvm.. looks good. try it
[05:52] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, hold that thought - he goofed the command originally. it might work yet
[05:52] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: ok. roger. no worries
[05:53] <Psykus_> xangua, installed the kernel .debs from that site, know how I make them show up in grub?
[05:54] <xangua> Psykus_: they shoud appear
[05:54] <Loshki> Psykus_: if they don't appear, you may have to edit them in by hand, by copying and editing an existing entry...
[05:55] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: you might need to run 'sudo update-grub'.. but that would be it
[05:56] <BentSpace> When I try to connect to a Windows XP share folder on another computer in my home network from my laptop with Ubuntu 10.04 by clicking on Places->Network->Windows Network->MSHOME->DELLLATPTOP it says, "Opening "DELLLAPTOP". You can stop this operation by clicking cancel" for about a minute, then it says, "Unable to mount location Failed to retrieve share list from server".  I change my workgroup to MSHOME as are the other computers.  Any ideas what's ca
[05:56] <BentSpace> use the error or how to fix it?  Thank you.
[05:56] <dekadent> if i said ithink firmware is the reason my wireless card won't work could someone help me fix that?
[05:57] <CogitoErgoSam> !samba | BentSpace
[05:57] <BentSpace> CogitoErgoSam, TY
[05:57] <brijith> #python
[05:58] <Psykus_> hmm, grub-update just said it found the existing kernels
[05:58] <leagris> ok found the culprit shortcoming with crack-attack no sound in lucid with an strace. This  build now absolutely require pulseaudio, what a piece of...
[05:58] <jiechic> 大家好，测试一下，irc
[05:58] <Psykus_> thinking they should have shown up in boot after I installed them?
[05:58] <leagris> how's tat ubuntu managed to mess so badly with pulseaudio
[05:59] <aetaric> !ot | leagris
[05:59] <leagris> okidokia, what support it is for https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/445849 ?
[06:00] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: well, if you installed .debs, i thought it'd all be pretty automatic. but Loshki is probably right. need to edit config file by hand perhaps
[06:01] <leagris> you know the bug that mess things so badly with 5.1 sound when forced to use pulseaudio, when bug is ignored for months and an LTS goes out with this significant bug ?
[06:01] <xangua> leagris: please stop, you are only gonna get banned
[06:01] <Loshki> onetinsoldier: that's how it's supposed to work, but sometimes it just doesn't quite...
[06:01] <onetinsoldier> Loshki: roger that
[06:01] <leagris> ok xangua, how can I get 5.1 sound working normally with pulseaudioo ?
[06:02] <xangua> leagris: havent had the oportunity for try it myself, so i don't know
[06:03] <tsimpson> !cn | jiechic
[06:03] <Psykus_> nm, user error
[06:03] <Psykus_> lol
[06:04] <Loshki> leagris: sound is not one of Ubuntu's most stellar achievement. Further discussion belongs on #ubuntu-offtopic....
[06:04] <gen5x4> hai all
[06:04] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: so you're all sorted out then? that's good :-)
[06:05] <Psykus_> possibly. i installed the older kernel to try and fix the fan/heat problems I was having
[06:05] <aetaric> leagris: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=595412 look what i found on google.
[06:05] <Psykus_> since supposedly the latest kernel broke them for my laptop
[06:05] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: oh, i see
[06:05] <xangua> Psykus_: fan¿ have you tried updating your bios¿
[06:06] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs. I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing. Where are the rest?
[06:07] <Psykus_> xangua, not yet. i will look into that
[06:07] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, that worked. the -f install.
[06:07] <Roasted> thanks!
[06:08] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: you're welcome. cheers :-)
[06:09] <Psykus_> tested out empathy for the first time, don't like it too much. the integration is neat but it's really lacking in features
[06:09] <carlosgaldino> UbuntuJeff: i don't know how to use this command. can you tell me?
[06:09] <Psykus_> there's no way to change font sizes, I thought that was a pretty big missing feature
[06:10] <Psykus_> even worse, I looked it up in their bugtracker and they filed it under wishlist/low priority
[06:10] <tomato> Loshki: thanks again! i believe the problem was because i didn't use mke2fs to format the drive after i partitioned it
[06:10] <leagris> thanks aetaric, does not help that much with the bug but, thanks. i'll join offtopic and calm down there.
[06:11] <Loshki> tomato: glad it got sorted...
[06:11] <quizme> how do you drag a window to the next desktop
[06:11] <quizme> in compiz
[06:12] <minjoo> quizme : ctrl+alt + Drag
[06:12] <Jordan_U> quizme: Drag it to the edge and what half a second or bring it to the foreground and ctrl+alt+shift+arrow
[06:12] <quizme> minjoo not working
[06:12] <quizme> jordan_u it use to automatically switch to the next viewport when dragging over the edge
[06:13] <dekadent> anyone know why i might fail to get an IP address from my wireless router?
[06:14] <minjoo> quiz, you mean this? http://<IP_ADDRESS>/screenshot/2010-05-13-14-14-42.png
[06:15] <BentSpace> When I double click to open a .m3u, which is a MP3 audio playlist, file it for some reason by default opens in Movie Player, but I want the default to be Rhythmbox, so I right click on it and choose open with Rhythmbox and the option "Remember this application for "MP3 audio (streamed)" files" is checked.  So it should remember next time that I want to open it with Rhythembox, but it doesn't.  Is this bug or am I doing something wrong?
[06:16] <crdlb> Psykus_: wishlist means that it is a missing feature, not a bug, which is accurate
[06:16] <xorwhy> How can I softloop my alsa output to my alsa input
[06:16] <tomato> copying between drives connected to the same motherboard via sata is super slow, about 35 MB/s using rsync ... is this normal?
[06:16] <xorwhy> I know it's doable but alsamixer, volume control, some additional volume control apps, don't give me the option
[06:16] <CogitoErgoSam> BentSpace, right click the type of file, go to its Properties, then the Open With tab
[06:17] <dancho> hello
[06:17] <dancho> a question please????
[06:17] <CogitoErgoSam> !ask | dancho
[06:17] <dancho> ok, sorry :-)
[06:17] <dancho> does anyone notes ubuntu 10.04 slow .. more even 9.10?
[06:18] <chd> I'm trying to share /media/drive-a. I right clicked it and clicked sharing options. I check the box "share this folder", "allow others to create and delete files in this folder", and "guest access". Iget back 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot share path /media/drive-a as we are restricted to only sharing directories we own. Ask the admin to add the line "usershare owner only = false" to the [global] section of the
[06:18] <chd>  smb.conf to allow this.
[06:19] <chd> which smb.conf file am I editing? I found two, one in /etc/samba and one in /usr/share/samba
[06:19] <Engrish_Man> dancho, yes
[06:19] <dancho> is lucid slow y compare with 9.10?
[06:20] <dancho> there is any razon for that?
[06:20] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho see if you need to reenable any proprietary drivers
[06:20] <dancho> propietary drives? why?
[06:20] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho some changes were made regarding default use of proprietary drivers like nvidia's, dealing with copyright stuff
[06:20] <Loshki> chd: the one in /etc/samba has always worked for me. Dunno what the /usr/share copy is for...
[06:20] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho they're still included but you have to enable them in System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[06:21] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho not saying that's your issue but its just one of many possibilities
[06:21] <dancho> what can be the solution to this poor performance?
[06:21] <Project_Purity> Hello, I am having some problems with my desktop effects, I am getting error that they could not be applied, any ideas?
[06:21] <chd> thanks Loshki
[06:21] <Project_Purity> I am using ATI 5770
[06:21] <dancho> in my case, i use nvida prop. drivers since ubuntu 8.04
[06:21] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho first off, lets be more specific than "poor performance" or "slow".  Are we talking boot times?  Frame rates?  Bandwidth issues?
[06:22] <onetinsoldier> part #ubuntu
[06:22] <onetinsoldier> doh.. sorry
[06:22] <chd> when I nano /etc/smb.conf and writeout I get permission dnied. sudo nano /etc?
[06:22] <dancho> slow in general performance, open  files, runh applications, etc...
[06:22] <Loshki> chd: you need to use sudo nano /etc/smb.conf. It's a protected system file...
[06:23] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs. I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing. Where are the rest?
[06:23] <chd> and is owner only one words or two when I'm editing this
[06:23] <chd> word*
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[06:23] <wildbat> yo yo yo~
[06:23] <BentSpace> CogitoErgoSam, TY, looks like that fixed it.
[06:24] <chd> I'm going to try two words, see if that works, brb
[06:24] <CogitoErgoSam> BentSpace np
[06:25] <Loshki> chd: I'd type it exactly as you did above...
[06:25] <dancho> is there any way to improve general performance in ubuntu 10.04? in applications speed. etc...
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> Does anyone using the sunrise plymouth theme using nvidia vga get a monochromatic plymouth?
[06:25] <n0mad> I'm trying to use gufw. I'd really like to know what the "in/out" option is under "Add Rule". Does anyone know?
[06:26] <dekadent> my wireless card i unable to get ip address, why?
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: look into a lower vm.swappiness if you have >1gb ram
[06:26] <xangua> !panels
[06:26] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho check your system monitor, see if anythings hogging memory or cpu, use the Computer Janitor to see if its low HD space
[06:26] <n0mad> !gufw >me
[06:26] <uLinux> Is it possible do disable Nautilus history?
[06:26] <uLinux> Is it possible to disable Nautilus history?
[06:26] <dancho> i have 3gb on ram
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: a local dnsmasq service can also improve web speed as your. Web dns won't always be consulted
[06:26] <CogitoErgoSam> !ufw | n0mad
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: then a swappiness of 1 will be fine. Keeps apps in ram
[06:27] <dancho> ok, i will try that
[06:27] <dancho> thanks
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: /etc/sysctl.conf ,can do other stuff to. Worth investigating
[06:28] <DanaG> hmm, the kernel doesn't seem to see my HDA modem.
[06:28] <uLinux> bbl
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | danag
[06:28] <daniel> hello does anyone here use thier iphone with ubuntu?
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | daniel
[06:29] <daniel> i am a new ubuntu user and i would like to learn how to access the iPhone's root file system in ubuntu
[06:30] <DanaG> ActionParsnip: that's not really my goal... I just want caller-ID.
[06:30] <DanaG> I know my modem is an HDA modem (that is, an audio device).... but it doesn't appear to the kernel in recent kernels.
[06:30] <CogitoErgoSam> daniel this is for supporting ubuntu; but assuming your iphone is already jailbroken and set up to allow ssh logins, you can use nautilus
[06:32] <ubuntu> hello
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> !hi | ubuntu
[06:32] <scunizi> !hello | ubuntu
[06:32] <CogitoErgoSam> daniel you can connect to ssh-hosted folders via nautilus by going to "File->Connect to Server" and selecting SSH from the menu and filling in the fields
[06:33] <daniel> thank you cogitoergosam
[06:33] <ubuntu> i'm having trouble mounting my hd, i'm brand new to ubuntu.. it keeps saying permission denied
[06:33] <ubuntu> i have no idea what to do.. can anyone offer some advice
[06:33] <deslector|empath> hi, is it possible to use offline folders (as in Windos XP) in Ubuntu?
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: is it usb or internal?
[06:33] <scunizi> ubuntu: internal or external drive?
[06:33] <ubuntu> internal
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | ubuntu
[06:34] <CogitoErgoSam> ex3/4 or ntfs?
[06:34] <scunizi> ubuntu: a secondary or primary?
[06:34] <CogitoErgoSam> err ext3/4 or ntfs
[06:34] <daniel> CogitoErgoSam, do you know where i can find the information necessary to connect to server such as server and port
[06:34] <ubuntu> i believe it is fat32 and secondary
[06:34] <k^j> my laptop screen is not turned off when it goes into idle
[06:35] <xray7224> fat32 O_o
[06:35] <xray7224> wow
[06:35] <CogitoErgoSam> daniel we can't really help with setting up your jailbroken iphone (you can pm me anyway though since i have one)
[06:35] <xray7224> i never knew people still used that
[06:35] <ubuntu> i'm not too sure to be honest
[06:35] <daniel> ok thank ill pm you
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> Deselector|empath: you could rync your data to home dir at logoff then re-rsync at logon
[06:35] <k^j> i must use "xset dpms force off" to ensure the screen is turned off
[06:36] <xray7224> ubuntu: you will have to change fstab, i think your best bet is to pastebin your current fstab its located at /etc/fstab
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Xray7224: its handy on small usb devices as its simple and quick
[06:36] <xray7224> ah suppose
[06:36] <xray7224> never thought about that because my pendrive's 8gb
[06:36] <xray7224> :P
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu: look at the official ubuntu fstab page and it will show how you can add the partition to mount automagically at boot with user writability
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Xray7224: but its really flakey and not as robust as ntfs etc
[06:37] <xray7224> and files must be under 4gb
[06:38] <ubuntu> ok thanks
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> That too, it does have its uses though
[06:38] <Project_Purity> I am getting Desktop Effects Cannot be Enabled, can anyone help?
[06:38] <DanaG> ah, figured out my modem issue:
[06:38] <DanaG> http://old.nabble.com/Abdul-Rahmat,-Indonesia,-Welcome-to-openSUSE-11.0-%28X86-64%29---Kernel-kernel-<IP_ADDRESS>-1.1-default-td19985833.html
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> Project_purity: have you setup 3D accelleration on your video card?
[06:39] <DanaG> no 64-bit support for my hda modem.
 I just installed catalyst nothing else much this is a fresh install
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> Danag: then new modem, or 32bit kernel (use pae if you have >3gb ram)
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> !ati | project_purity
[06:40] <adante> from the command line how cna i find out what state my network is in?
[06:40] <adante> as in the physical plug
 Thanks reding now
[06:41] <CogitoErgoSam> adante:  ifconfig will show you active interfaces
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> Adante: man ifconfig ,may show how. I don't have my pcs to hand or ild look
[06:42] <CogitoErgoSam> adante:  To see activity and port usage, you'll want to use "netstat"
[06:42] <Amburr> Folks, I just loaded my wifi drivers with ndiswrapper but when i do lshw -C network the wireless device doesn't have a logical name
[06:42] <Amburr> what do i do?
[06:43] <adante> CogitoErgoSam: thanks, i was more looking to find out what speed the link has negotiated at (100mb, gibabit etc)
[06:43] <corpse> could anyone help me set up tor with privoxy and tork?
[06:43] <Amburr> adante, ifconfig, then.
[06:43] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs. I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing. Where are the rest?
[06:43] <sucks05> Amburr, try iwconfig
[06:43] <Amburr> could anyone advise as to why my wireless device doesn't have a logical name when i lshw -C network?
 I have the restricted drivers enabled.
[06:44] <adante> Amburr: where does it say this? i can't see it
[06:44] <Amburr> sucks05, i tried no results.
[06:44] <Project_Purity> I get this with grepinfo http://pastebin.com/gyhVYUSZ
[06:44] <Amburr> adante open up a terminal and type 'ifconfig -all' it should be there
 I mean with glxinfo | grep direct
[06:45] <sucks05> Amburr, ifconfig no results too ?
[06:45] <adante> Amburr: it says options -all not recognised
[06:45] <Amburr> sucks, just for eth0 and lo0
[06:45] <Asitaka> join #gtkpod
[06:45] <Amburr> adante, sorry, no -all on that command confusing my windows and linux syntax
[06:45] <Amburr> ifconfig eth0 should give you the info you need
[06:46] <adante> Amburr: have you tried this? i cannot see anything pertaining to link speed
[06:46] <binder> I'm trying to install ubuntu 8.04.4 x64 on an Amd athlon 3500+ system, but the install locks up after I pick "install ubuntu"
[06:46] <Amburr> adante, ive used ifconfig for around 10 years.
[06:46] <Amburr> give me a minute and ill look myself
[06:46] <pallgone> pocketcookies: sudo updatedb;locate -i empathy | grep log
[06:47] <binder> i installed ubuntu 10 x64 just fine and didn't have problems, the screen locks up with green lines like a vidoe problem
[06:47] <done365> I want to turn my iso into avi files what are my options
[06:47] <scunizi> binder: you might want to try the 10.04 release.. might do better at recognizing your hardware.. also if you haven't done a MD5 check against your cd, you should.
[06:47] <binder> md5 is fine downloaded twice
[06:48] <binder> burned at 2x also
[06:48] <binder> I installed 8.04.4 to install zimbra on it
[06:48] <BentSpace> I'm trying to decide between getting an external hard drive or a NAS (Network Attached Storage) for backing up all the 5 computers on the home network (3 desktops, 2 laptops, 3 Windows XP, 1 Windows Vista, 1 Ubuntu 10.04).  I also want to be able to backup my Ubuntu laptop from wherever I am, because I travel all the time and need to maintain a current backup so I would need to be able to access the drive via VPN, SSH, etc .  If it's an external hard dr
[06:48] <BentSpace> ive it would be plugged into one of the Windows computers.  If it's a NAS it would be plugged into the router directly.  Is it possible to access an external hard drive connected to a windows computer remotely?  Any suggestions please?
[06:48] <daniel>  im  having a problem with flash on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit, i have googled it and found that a few others have had the same problem... i found that adobe has a alpha 64 bit flash version, but i do not know how to install it
[06:48] <binder> zimbra on 10.04 is too much of a kludge, or so I thought
[06:48] <scunizi> binder: 8.04 will be end of life shortly
[06:48] <Amburr> 8.04 -> 10.04 and wifi stops working >.>
[06:48] <Amburr> fail
[06:48] <binder> zimbra isn't supported on 10.04 yet
[06:49] <scunizi> binder: the other alternative is to use the "alternative" install cd.. it's not a live cd
[06:49] <sucks05> Amburr, ndiswrapper -l , what the result
[06:49] <scunizi> binder: zimbra desktop?
[06:49] <Medion-MD96290> hey guys I need some advice on something I caught from this post http://marc-spoor.blogspot.com/2008/02/2008-02-19-sound-finally.html
[06:49] <Amburr> sucks05 one sec getting network drivers loaded on my notebook then i can reboot my desktop into linux and do this at the same time
[06:50] <done365> Any one have a suggestion for how to convert dvd iso into avi
[06:50] <Loshki> done365: I use dvdrip. There are other programs...
[06:50] <mgmuscari> i'm compiling a custom kernel to support a multitouch panel on a netbook - when i run "make oldconfig" i get a prompt referring to my newly patched stuff with the options [N/m/?]. what does this mean?
[06:50] <Medion-MD96290> 1) terminal can't seem to find snd-hda-intel to start with
[06:51] <done365> loshki: thanks, but isn't that windows based, are you using it through wine
[06:51] <Amburr> mgmuscari, m is to compile a modile
[06:51] <virtuald> mgmuscari: no (default answer if you press enter)/build as module/press ? and enter to how help
[06:51] <binder> no zimbra server - open source
[06:51] <virtuald> show*
[06:51] <Loshki> done365: no, it's a native linux app (actually, it's written in perl). sudo apt-get install dvdrip
[06:52] <mgmuscari> alright so it's asking me if i want to build in the new thing
[06:52] <Medion-MD96290> 2) when entering "sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils" It proposes to remove following alsa-base* alsa-utils* linux-sound-base* ubuntu-desktop*
[06:52] <mgmuscari> so i'm guessing i want 'm' to build it as a module
[06:52] <scunizi> binder: I would think that the version for 9.10 would function on 10.04
[06:52] <binder> btw scunizi I'm trying to install 8.04 LT server
[06:52] <Amburr> if you would rather load the driver as a module rather than built into the kernel, then yes.
[06:52] <done365> Loshki: cool I'll check it out thanks
[06:52] <virtuald> yup
[06:52] <binder> 10.04 throws a perl error that involves a downgrade kludge
[06:52] <mgmuscari> just pressing enter will build it into the kernel?
[06:53] <scunizi> binder: ah.. ok.. no live desktop.. do you have a gforce based motherboard?
[06:53] <virtuald> mgmuscari: no, it will not build it at all
[06:53] <virtuald> mgmuscari: there's no option to build it into the kernel
[06:53] <mgmuscari> virtuald: so i want 'm'
[06:53] <virtuald> yup
[06:54] <mgmuscari> roger
[06:54] <binder> no it's a crappy via chipset
[06:54] <Medion-MD96290> I was wondering whether a more experienced user than myself could maybe confirm whether following those steps is a good idea and whether -on first sight- this solution also applies to ubuntu 10.04 lucid
[06:54] <Amburr> forgive my mistake, wasn't there at one point a way to build drivers as part of the kernel? or am i hallucinating again?
[06:55] <binder> I've never seen a linux install lock up like this
[06:55] <binder> it seems like it's choking on video or something
[06:55] <scunizi> binder: ok.. well the typical things to try are all modifications to the kernel line on boot.. turning off ACPI is one.. and pci=nomsi is another.. do you have more than one drive in the machine?  like a mix of sata and ide?
[06:55] <virtuald> when i press the volume keys on my laptop after i have not changed it for a while it's very slow to respond, which really sucks when something starts playing at the highest volume. is there a fix for this?
[06:55] <binder> but it's a ncurses setup
[06:56] <Flannel> binder: which step are you on?
[06:56] <binder> nope just using ide
[06:56] <binder> after the kernel loads
[06:56] <binder> and expands
[06:56] <scunizi> Flannel: it's a server install.. so all text based.
[06:56] <Medion-MD96290> oh I might wanna add that this seemed to work on mint on a persistent usb according to this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1318474
[06:56] <adante> anybody hi,
[06:56] <binder> er during kernel expansion I should say
[06:56] <adante> how can i force my ethernet device into gigabit?
[06:56] <mgmuscari> hope this builds
[06:57] <Project_Purity> How can check my 3d acceleration info?
[06:57] <adante> i have tried ethtool -s eth0 speed 1000 and it freezes for a while and then returns
[06:57] <scunizi> Flannel: if you can help binder out that would be great.. I'm lost at this point
[06:57] <adante> and it is still at 1000
[06:57] <adante> at 100 sorry
[06:57] <pallgone> adante: does the router/switch support it?
[06:57] <Flannel> binder: I've had the install "lock" and then fix itself after a while (I imagine its not actually locked)
[06:57] <binder> nope
[06:57] <Flannel> binder: nope what?
[06:57] <adante> pallgone: it did 20 minutes ago
[06:57] <binder> never fixes itself just stays locked up after i pick english and install ubuntu
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: Have you verified the CD? (the menu option a few down)
[06:58] <binder> Flannel: yes
[06:58] <binder> burned 3 copies one at 1x
[06:58] <pallgone> adante: it worked with another os? or same?
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: and how long have you waited before claiming it won't fix it?
[06:58] <binder> 35 minutes?
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: Is it just this particular computer?
[06:58] <binder> I'll boot again and try
[06:58] <binder> yes one computer
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: Alright, that's probably sufficient ;)
[06:58] <binder> but 10.04 installs fine
[06:58] <binder> so did windows 2003 server
[06:58] <adante> pallgone: this very same running instance of ubuntu 20 minute sago was gigabit, now it is not
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: What doesn't install fine?
[06:59] <binder> 8.04.4
[06:59] <binder> server amd64 LT
[07:00] <pallgone> adante: and it worked automatically after boot?
[07:00] <adante> pallgone: used to
[07:01] <pallgone> adante: is dmesg showing anything?
[07:01] <binder> I'll try generic 8.04 instead of 8.04.4
[07:02] <scunizi> binder: try 32 bit
[07:02] <Flannel> binder: Silly question, but are you sure this box is AMD64?  Also, try the alternate CD, not server.  (Choose "install a command line system")
[07:02] <adante> pallgone: not that i can see
[07:03] <twiztid> soreau: hey man if ur not too busy, i made the compiz file with indirect-rendering for ubuntu and so upon startup it seemed to fix the slow gnome performance but my apperance options are greyed out to enable compiz...
[07:04] <pallgone> adante: I wonder if network manager might be messing with it...
[07:05] <Karthik2> Hello
[07:05] <Project_Purity> How do I set rendering mode in Compiz?
[07:05] <pallgone> adante: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[07:05] <pallgone> adante: ?
[07:05] <adante> pallgone: good point, i have been running about 4000 instances of gnome-session, and i just did a ps and there were about 20 instances of gnome-keyring-daemon (now killed)
[07:06] <Karthik2> Today I faced a power failure when using snaptic package manager... Now I am not able to login to ubuntu help me!
[07:06] <adante> pallgone: will try that later, folks are losing network atm
[07:06] <pallgone> adante: it's on a server?
[07:06] <adante> pallgone: yep
[07:07] <adante> pallgone: the gnome stuff was in vnc, which is a whooooole other kettle of (broken) fish
[07:07] <binder> Flannel: 10.04 amd64 works
[07:07] <binder> 8.04.4 amd64 locks up at install
[07:07] <Karthik2> How to recover ubuntu after power failure?
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[07:07] <Flannel> binder: Alright.  Have you tried the alternate CD instead of the server CD?
[07:07] <pallgone> Karthik2: boot it up? ;)
[07:08] <binder> no I'll download now
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> Karthik2: what was happening when the power went?
[07:08] <disappearedng> hey how can I create tar bz2 in one command?
[07:08] <Karthik2> pallgone: yes.. now at the command promt grub>
[07:08] <pallgone> Karthik2: what's not working?
[07:08] <zetheroo> there is a option in nautilus to view an extra pane, however when the file browser is closed and reopened the extra pane is no longer enabled. How do you keep it enabled all the time?
[07:08] <royceremer> Karthik2: you're trying to recover partial documents or something?
[07:09] <Karthik2> It doesn't shows login screen
[07:09] <Karthik2> How to login to gnome
[07:09] <pallgone> Karthik2: where is it stopping?
[07:09] <royceremer> Karthik2: so you logged into recovery mode via GRUB?
[07:09] <binder> 35 minutes on download
[07:09] <Karthik2> No, it automatically takes to me there.. I tried many times..
[07:09] <royceremer> Karthik2: then just login as you (username password the same) and do $ sudo gdm start
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Disapperedng: http://linuxreviews.org/beginner/ outlines it and explains it too
[07:10] <royceremer> Karthik2: then hit Ctrl + F7
[07:10] <Karthik2> It says press tab for possibe commands..
[07:10] <royceremer> Karthik2: but it would probably be easier to just reboot and select any kernel from GRUB that wasn't "Recovery"
[07:10] <twiztid> why would my visual options in the appearance window be grayed out and unselectable?
[07:11] <Karthik2> royceremer: ok, I try this...
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Twiztid: no 3D accelleration. No compiz installed are 2 I can think of
[07:11] <royceremer> Karthik2: gl, I gotta hit the hay
[07:11] <royceremer> Karthik2: but I'm sure these gents can help you further - Linux is very recoverable, if you're trying to get files from the crash, you'll need to refere to the specific app's documentation
[07:11] <royceremer> Karthik2: searching for temp files and the like
[07:11] <royceremer> gnight yall
[07:12] <Medion-MD96290> hello #ubuntu, I'm having a problem with sound identical to the one described in this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1318474
[07:12] <Medion-MD96290> there is a link in the thread with a possible solution
[07:13] <Medion-MD96290> but upon entering "sudo apt-get install snd-hda-intel" I get following error: "E: Couldn't find package snd-hda-intel"
[07:13] <jo-erlend> if you have a printer connected to a Windows XP machine and you want to print with it on Ubuntu, will you still need a driver for that printer in Ubuntu?
[07:14] <twiztid> ActionParsnip: thx, i have compiz installed, hrm well my delema is that i want KMS so cairo dock is smooth, but compiz and gnome dont like direct-rendering with KMS, so i utilized a workaround soreau suggested to force indirect rendering on startup, what would be the best driver to use with a 512mb AGP ATI Radeon X1300 card?
[07:14] <sucks05> anyone ever make a tunelling server ?
[07:14] <Prince> Hi there
[07:14] <jo-erlend> sucks05, you can use openssh-server for that.
[07:14] <Prince> i need help in installing 10g on ubuntu
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> Medion-md96290: did you edit the /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base file as was recommended?
[07:15] <Karthik2> Not able to see grub boot loader screen afte power failure
[07:15] <no_mind> anyone tried ltsp with 10.04 ?
[07:15] <Karthik2> Please help me!
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Twiztid: if you run: compiz --replace ,in a terminal, do you get effects?
[07:15] <pallgone> Karthik2: calm down... what do you see?
[07:15] <sucks05> jo-erlend, yup i understand it, but i want if user login to ssh server, they can't execute a command
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Prince: what's "10g"?
[07:16] <Prince> oracle 10g
[07:16] <Karthik2> Now displays the command promt grub>
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Karthik2: boot to livecd and reinstall grub
[07:16] <jo-erlend> sucks05, you don't have to let them log in. You can redirect one port of your server to another port on another server.
[07:16] <aperson> httplib2 isn't in python3's search path (worked fine out of the box in 9.10), for fear of sounding like a noob, how do I add it?
[07:16] <pallgone> Karthik2: and this is coming first?
[07:16] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip, I'm kinda reluctant to do it before trying the intel driver as I don't know the consequences of "sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils"
[07:16] <pallgone> Karthik2: after boot?
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Prince: better, don't truncate names, makes life less confusing
[07:16] <Karthik2> Yes, its first time.. I installed as wubi.
[07:17] <sucks05> jo-erlend can you give me a link or howto
[07:17] <Prince> ok
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: the file edit can easily be rolled back so is worth a try
[07:17] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip: cos upon typing that it proposes removing the following packages:   alsa-base* alsa-utils* linux-sound-base* ubuntu-desktop*
[07:17] <pallgone> Karthik2: one harddisk? how many partitions?
[07:17] <jo-erlend> sucks05, google ssh tunnel or something.
[07:17] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip ah ok cos I'm kind of new :p
[07:17] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip how do I roll back if anything goes wrong?
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: try just changing the file and rebooting. It may be enough
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: re-edit the file and delete what you added
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: its only a text file
[07:19] <pallgone> Karthik2: how much do you know about computers?
[07:19] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip do I just edit the file by following the steps proposed on the blog?
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: use: gksudo gedit ,then open the file
[07:19] <Prince> can you help me installing the oracle 10g on ubuntu ?
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: run gedit with gksudo, open file, make change, save file, close gedit, reboot
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> !oracle
[07:20] <twiztid> ActionParsnip: ok, well no that reverts to my original problem, because it enables direct rendering which for some reason KMS on and directrendering enabled is horribly slow and choppy, and so instead of disable KMS and lose openGL cairo dock, ive set up for indirect rendering upon startup, so what would you suggest the best driver for my card be, if any?
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Twiztid: no idea dude. Could ask in #compiz ,I avoid ati like paris hilton avoids talent
[07:22] <moetunes> Prince: how to install oracle is here - http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database10gr2.html
[07:22] <twiztid> ActionParsnip: i8 no worries, thx for the added insight, its alwayz appreciated, and ya im in compiz, ati, and radeon... lol
[07:23] <Ratty_> I'm attempting to install using a USB flash drive. I get the purple ubuntu screen but then it errors with: "(initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system" Any ideas what's up?
[07:23] <binder> Flannel: what did you say I needed to do to pass noacpi and nomsi to the kernel before install?
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: looks like you need the: position_fix=1 line towards the. Bottom of the guide
[07:23] <BentSpace> Trying to restart Samba with the sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[07:23] <BentSpace> command, but says no such file or directory.  Samba is installed.  Any idea why it's, not in the that folder.  Is it somewhere else in 10.04?
[07:23] <pallgone> Karthik2: what kind of windows do you have installed?
[07:23] <corpse> does anyone here know anything about setting up tor,pivoxy,tork?
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: how did you make the USB?
[07:24] <Ratty_> using usb-creator-gtk
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Bentspace: sudo service samba restart
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[07:25] <Karthik2> pallgone: When booting Windows XP, Ubuntu displayed, Windows XP works well, When entering into ubuntu it displays grub> command promt
[07:25] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: Yeah it's fine. I installed a VM using the same ISO. It's that VM that created the usb stick
[07:25] <Karthik2> I am new to ubuntu.. I know most of the thing in XP.. sys admin
[07:25] <Flannel> binder: In order to do that, you go to f4 or f5 or whereever it is in the menus, and you can modify the boot line
[07:25] <BentSpace> ActionParsnip, TY, it says "samba: unrecognized service" when I try that command.
[07:26] <Medion-MD96290> hello again ubuntu
[07:26] <CogitoErgoSam> BentSpace, then you need to install samba.  See:
[07:26] <CogitoErgoSam> !samba | BentSpace
[07:26] <HinHin> Medion-MD96290, Ubuntu says hello?
[07:26] <Prince> should i install the kbuntu ?
[07:26] <HinHin> Prince, have you used Ubuntu before?
[07:26] <binder> ok so far I've tried pci=nomsi what do I do to turn acpi off?
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Bentspace: try tab completing the service name. Make sure samba is installed with: sudo apt-get install samba
[07:27] <Prince> i have installed ubuntu ?
[07:27] <HinHin> Prince, yes
[07:27] <HinHin> oh opps mistunderstood
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Prince: if you want kde then yes
[07:27] <binder> (and it's f6 for options)
[07:27] <Medion-MD96290> HinHin nah coz sound is down on internal speakers :p
[07:27] <HinHin> or you could install KDE your existing install Prince
[07:27] <Prince> i am new to ubuntu
[07:27] <Prince> what is kde ?
[07:28] <blue102> gui prince
[07:28] <HinHin> it's a Desktop enviroment
[07:28] <Prince> oh ok
[07:28] <HinHin> yes a GUI
[07:28] <CogitoErgoSam> !kde | Prince
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: i'd still verify the iso. You could also run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get --reinstall install usb-creator-gtk ,to get an update to the app. See if its nicer
[07:28] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: updated already?
[07:29] <blue102> Prince xubuntu is good too
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: not sure then. Does the usb pass fsck ok?
[07:29] <blue102> easy to use
[07:29] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: yep. I tried 2 different drives too
[07:29] <Prince> yes it is easy to use and learn
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Prince: If you want fast and light then lxde is an excellent choice
[07:29] <Prince> i got the message below when i applied in terminal
[07:30] <Prince> sudo apt-get install
[07:30] <Prince> root@prince-desktop:~# sudo apt-get install
[07:30] <Prince> Reading package lists... Done
[07:30] <Prince> Building dependency tree
[07:30] <Prince> Reading state information... Done
[07:30] <Prince> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[07:30] <Prince>   linux-headers-2.6.31-14 linux-headers-2.6.31-14-generic
[07:30] <FloodBot2> Prince: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: if 2 drives fail using the same iso, the common factor is the iso
[07:30] <Ratty_> the iso is valid though
[07:30] <chouchou> hello good morning all,
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: and the system. Have you tried some boot options? Ram tested as healthy?
[07:30] <chouchou> pls I am trying to install portable ubuntu on my winwows PC
[07:30] <chouchou> however I have a question
[07:31] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: windows boots fine
[07:32] <BentSpace> ActionParsnip,  It says, "samba is already the newest version."  I had previous installed it from Synaptic.  Should I uninstall it and try to install from terminal?
[07:32] <Ratty_> he left
[07:32] <chouchou> how do I call a local server on ubuntu, while on windows ?
[07:32] <chouchou> or I have to use Vmware and install Ubuntu on it ?
[07:32] <blue102> bentspace  That's what I did
[07:32] <t3mp3st> hi everyone. please save me: I'm going to explode if my system speaker beeps one more time. I've tried blacklisting everywhere and nothing works
[07:32] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou can you be more specific
[07:32] <blue102> from terminal
[07:33] <chouchou> ok, let me tell you my story... once upon a time :) ....
[07:33] <BentSpace> Ok let me try that
[07:33] <blue102> works for me
[07:33] <chouchou> I want to develop php applications in windows and preview them on a linux server, hence an option for ubuntu
[07:33] <CogitoErgoSam> !lamp | chouchou
[07:34] <CogitoErgoSam> that's your standard option there
[07:34] <Prince> how to do the command line installation for oracle 10g on ubuntu
[07:34] <chouchou> no, I wan ta LAMP server
[07:34] <tripelb> My computer 9.10 AMD freezes, recently while playing video in chrome. (advised here to not use firefox). How can I trace this down? -- someone said /var/sys/log which is here http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/QnBN4vvP
[07:34] <chouchou> locally, Xammp and easy php didn't help much
[07:34] <chouchou> CogitoErgoSam: since ubuntu have all of them
[07:34] <chouchou> I want to use it
[07:34] <chouchou> on my OC
[07:34] <tripelb> I was reading about LAMP a couple of days ago
[07:35] <chouchou> PC
[07:35] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  You're not being very clear.  Do you want LAMP?  Its the standard option.  If no, why not?
[07:35] <chouchou> I want lamp, but on a linux based environment
[07:36] <chouchou> because I cannot always upload my php files on a remote hosting server
[07:36] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  lamp IS the linux based environment
[07:36] <Flannel> chouchou: LAMP is a linux based environment (L is Linux).  And here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[07:36] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  It stands for Linux Apache Mysql PHP
[07:36] <chouchou> ok, I understand, but installed on windows gives a nasty resumt
[07:36] <chouchou> result
[07:36] <chouchou> XAMPP, and Easyphp when istalled
[07:36] <tripelb> chouchou what is "portable ubuntu"?
[07:37] <chouchou> for many years, I always have have problem with database
[07:37] <t3mp3st> xset b 0 0 0 has fixed the bell issue in terminals where blacklisting would not
[07:37] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  If you're referring to XAMP on windows, it always worked fine for me...but regardless, LAMP is the standard php environment for linux hosting
[07:37] <chouchou> I don't want to solve a problem for windows and later solve a different for linux, that is why I want to have a uniform deployment for all
[07:39] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  Well, you can't magically make everything work the first time on both windows and linux.  The setup is fairly similar on the two environments but with either option you're going to have to do some learning and extra work.
[07:39] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  But as far as the PHP code goes, that's gonna work pretty much the same regardless of the host OS
[07:40] <BentSpace> ActionParsnip, blue102, Uninstall via Synaptic reinstalled with sudo apt-get install samba.  Still can't find the service tough.  What did you mean by tab completing service name?
[07:41] <the_file> is any1 fimiliar with aircrack?.
[07:41] <BentSpace> the_file aircrack, a little
[07:43] <sudook> 10.04 is a good release ...
[07:44] <sudook> for any case, which file system will be a good solution? now I am using JFS
[07:44] <Prince> which package should i download for oracle 10g install on ubuntu ?
[07:45] <the_file> b000
[07:45] <the_file> use pgsql
[07:46] <sukumar> Hi everybody
[07:46] <sukumar> Is it worth updating to ubuntu 10.04
[07:47] <twiztid> how come effects visuals are greyed out in a fresh install of ubuntu lucid lynx?
[07:47] <jo-erlend> twiztid, your vga driver might not support 3d acceleration.
[07:48] <jo-erlend> twiztid, use System > Administration > Hardware Drivers to see if there are any proprietary drivers you can install.
[07:48] <pallgone> sudook: ext4?
[07:48] <twiztid> jo-erlend: that would be the 'out of the box' driver?
[07:48] <Prince> hi there
[07:48] <xorwhy> Lucid Lynx? Thats the name of the next one? I have to say that's a first for Ubuntu (thinking up a cool sounding release name)
[07:48] <xorwhy> even the spelling is cool
[07:49] <livingdaylight> experiencing failure installing Spotify with wine. Something about permissions? Its always simply worked in the past though
[07:51] <twiztid> jo-erlend: it just says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system...
[07:55] <jo-erlend> twiztid, perhaps you should say which VGA you have, if you know.
[07:56] <immux> is there anyone can help me with my desktop effect?
[07:57] <zoolander> hi  all ,  I am problem  printer issue
[07:57] <GarmaZed> Hey everyone.
[07:57] <Karthik> *
[07:57] <zoolander> I have a hp printer 5600 series and  it works  but very  small
[07:57] <zoolander> just  work in middle  of the  page
[07:57] <Medion-MD96290> Sound works propperly now :D
[07:57] <zoolander> any help ?
[07:58] <twiztid> jo-erlend: sry, its an 512mb AGP ATI Radeon X1300 card, fresh install of Lucid(/with KMS enabled)  but is laggy so instead of disable KMS and lose openGL cairo dock, soreau suggested compiz --replace --indirect-rendering, which fixed the lag, but no compiz effects are working, and the visual effects options are greyed out =(
[07:58] <mstkrtfs> anyone here know conky well?
[07:59] <timClicks_> am preparing to upgrade from jaunty, would like some advice on backing up /home
[07:59] <timClicks_> i have it on a separate partition
[07:59] <jo-erlend> mstkrtfs, it's wiser to ask a question that people can answer if they know.
[07:59] <the_file> does linux have any backup utilities were I can back up my music a other files?.
[08:00] <mstkrtfs> ubuntu one for back up
[08:00] <iceroot> !backup | the_file
[08:00] <jo-erlend> timClicks_, copy the folder to another destination...
[08:00] <mstkrtfs> Jo-erland: basically my conky config keeps the conky above the desktop
[08:00] <timClicks_> jo-erlend: would simple copy to an external hard drive be okay?
[08:00] <sam__> hello
[08:00] <iceroot> timClicks_: use rsync instead of normal copy
[08:00] <timClicks_> iceroot: that's what I thought
[08:00] <twiztid> jo-erlend: glxinfo reports this... http://pastebin.com/qJRPvABd
[08:01] <timClicks_> okay, I'll go have a read up
[08:01] <timClicks_> iceroot: do you recommend any decent rsync guides?
[08:01] <iceroot> timClicks_: man rsync
[08:01] <the_file> so why is ubuntu more popular then debian?.
[08:02] <iceroot> the_file: the focus is based on desktop and newer software, also there a lot of guis and you dont have to configure your system at all
[08:02] <timClicks_> iceroot: fair enough ;)
[08:02] <iceroot> the_file: debian is more popular for servers
[08:02] <elnur> Anyone had a problem when hald of your screen is split up in two?
[08:02] <jomol> Hey.
[08:02] <the_file> nono
[08:02] <iceroot> elnur: no
[08:02] <elnur> With nvidia
[08:02] <the_file> debian is also good for desktops
[08:03] <the_file> JUST as good as ubuntu
[08:03] <jumbers> I can type on multiple channels at once
[08:03] <iceroot> the_file: if you like old but stable software, yes
[08:03] <the_file> so ubuntu has new but instable software =0
[08:03] <the_file> *unstable
[08:03] <iceroot> the_file: ubuntu = debian sid
[08:03] <wizzo50> sebsebseb,
[08:04] <iceroot> the_file: let me correct, ubuntu = patched debian sid
[08:04] <the_file> iceroot: whats sid?.
[08:04] <mstkrtfs> so anyone know conky configs?
[08:04] <lyrae> !lamp
[08:05] <jomol> I love ubuntu.
[08:05] <pallgone> the_file: sid is the unstable branch of debian
[08:05] <Netham46> Does ubuntu have builds for alternate architectures anywhere?
[08:05] <iceroot> the_file: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unstable_%28Debian%29
[08:05] <the_file> ooow thanks for the link
[08:05] <livingdaylight> !wine
[08:05] <iceroot> !download | Netham46
[08:06] <livingdaylight> what is the best version of wine to install?
[08:06] <iceroot> livingdaylight: depending on your windows-app
[08:06] <iceroot> livingdaylight: have a look at appdb
[08:06] <Netham46> iceroot, that totally doesn't answer my question at all
[08:06] <iceroot> Netham46: it does, there you ca find i386, amd64, ia64 and so on
[08:06] <the_file> http://www.debian.org/ looks just as good as ubuntu
[08:07] <iceroot> !ot | the_file
[08:07] <the_file> just wana know why ubuntu is the most popular linux
[08:07] <Netham46> the_file, Ubuntu is based off of debian.
[08:07] <the_file> netham: I know
[08:07] <iceroot> the_file: its focused on usability
[08:08] <elnur> What should I do if running `sudo nvidia-xconfig` doesn't enable nvidia driver?
[08:08] <iceroot> the_file: with the power of apt-get and so on
[08:08] <tumii> the_file: Probably because it has been made very easy to use, good support etc and very big repositories
[08:08] <iflema> Netham46 http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/lucid/release/
[08:08] <Netham46> iflema, ty.
[08:08] <the_file> other than the support, the usibility is the same since both use gnome desktop..
[08:09] <iceroot> the_file: no
[08:09] <the_file> how so?.
[08:09] <plouffe> is this a support issue?