[00:06] <philwong> Hi
[00:06] <philwong> with an ubuntu live cd is it possible to transfer files from one external hd to another external hd?
[00:07] <SchrodingersScat> philwong: that normally goes alright.
[00:08] <philwong> well when I attmpt that it says "dont have permissions"
[00:08] <philwong> SchrodingersScat:
[00:08] <philwong> and I am in live mode
[00:11] <peyam> how can I contact a global op here?
[00:11] <lustic> hi there i'm trying to uninstall vmware , a .bundle file,   how do i go about this?
[00:12] <philwong> there is not even any operating systems on the external hd why would it not allow me to do it?
[00:13] <k1l> peyam: for freenode ops ask in #freenode . for ubuntu ops ask in #ubuntu-ops
[00:13] <lustic> how to i uninstall VMware-Workstation-Full-10.0.0-1295980.x86_64.bundle
[00:20] <hussein> how can i remove write protection from a flash memory ? ( i have already tried many solutions but no one works )
[00:28] <mohamed> hey
[00:28] <dilophosaur> Hello
[00:29] <mohamed> i have a problem with the wireless connection i have no connection with the wireless just i have to connect with wired connection
[00:29] <mohamed> my wireless driver is not detected
[00:29] <mohamed> so any help ??
[00:30] <lickalott> install your wireless driver
[00:30] <lickalott> what card do you have mohamed ?
[00:30] <mohamed> i dont how to do it it's my first day on ubuntu :D
[00:30] <dilophosaur> Did you check the manufacturer's site?
[00:30] <lickalott> did you check, dare I say it....google?
[00:32] <lickalott> lspci | grep -i network and shoot me the output mohamed
[00:32] <mohamed> no one of my friends told me to ask here and i'll find solutions
[00:33] <lickalott> i can't help you find a solution if you don't tell me which card we're working with
[00:35] <mohamed> ok thank you
[00:37] <ubuntu> hello
[00:37] <ubuntu> :D
[00:37] <ubuntu> where are youuu :D
[00:37] <k1l> !details | Guest18114
[00:38] <Guest18114> ;)
[00:38] <tom> exit
[00:39] <calime82steele17> guys hello
[00:39] <tom> hey
[00:39] <tom> any idea how to quit?
[00:39] <tom> I'm new to the whole irc thing
[00:39] <k1l> /quit         tom
[00:39] <Jabo> lol
[00:40] <Bashing-om> tom: to leave any one channel "/leave" , to quit your client and close the IRC connection "/exit" - with out the quotes -
[00:41] <x_root> hello guys, i wanna know a thing (probably, somewhat dumb..) heard about a java virus, which can act in linux too.. is possible to install itself without a root permission?
[00:42] <Isaac> Greetigs.
[00:42] <Isaac> greetings..
[00:42] <Isaac> Mplayer on ubuntu 13.10?
[00:42] <Jabo> is that a question?
[00:43] <Isaac> Are you talking to me, Jabo?
[00:43] <Jabo> Isaac: yes
[00:44] <Isaac> I say yes, it is a damn question, Jabo..
[00:44] <k1l> !details | Isaac
[00:45] <Jabo> Isaac: what are you asking?
[00:45] <Jabo> Isaac: you just said "Mplayer on ubuntu 13.10?"
[00:46] <Isaac> Fellas, I couldn't find how to install the latest mplayer on ubuntu 13.10.
[00:46] <k1l> Isaac: sudo apt-get install mplayer
[00:46] <Isaac> Can I follow this one: http://linuxg.net/how-to-install-gnome-mplayer-on-ubuntu-13-04/
[00:46] <Jabo> Isaac: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MPlayer#Installing_MPlayer
[00:46] <Isaac> The link above shows one 'dev' ppa..
[00:47] <k1l> Isaac: that will install a PPA, are you sure you want a PPA?
[00:47] <k1l> Isaac: what is wrong with the version ubuntu ships?
[00:47] <Jabo> personally I much prefer VLC over Mplayer
[00:48] <Isaac> Jabo, i already saw the ubuntu help page.. I just do not know if is the latest version.
[00:48] <Jabo> the latest version should be on that repo
[00:48] <k1l> Isaac: again: why not the ubuntu repo version? what is the Гјproblem?
[00:48] <k1l> dont go with the old windows habbits, that the latest got to be the best for the system
[00:48] <Isaac> Actually, I have installed VLC from official ppa. I have much video tearing and it is very annoying.
[00:49] <Isaac> Ok. I will just do 'apt-get install mplayer' ..
[00:49] <fabio123> Isaac i had videt tearing also
[00:49] <fabio123> mplayer will not fix this for you
[00:49] <halfburnttoast> think that's a driver issue in general
[00:50] <fabio123> it's a vsync issue
[00:50] <Isaac> Amd sucks..
[00:50] <halfburnttoast> exactly
[00:50] <fabio123> Isaac with intel there is the TearFree option
[00:50] <Xuisce> hi halfburnttoast
[00:50] <Xuisce> fabio123:
[00:51] <fabio123> but i'm just using vsync with kde and the tearing is gone... tearing is way xorg is going away
[00:51] <halfburnttoast> Xuisce, hi
[00:52] <Isaac> I think it is really a driver issue. Meantime, I'm using the Open Source drivers and is much better. Ok, I had to disable my graphic card because was too loud, anyway is bettrer now.
[00:52] <Isaac> I can see lots of squares when playing a HD video..
[00:53] <chaotix> i i change my default package manager from Ubuntu Software Center back to gDebi like in old versions, are there any possible downsides to this?  I like the software center, but gdebi loaded so much faster
[00:53] <chaotix> if i change*****
[00:53] <Isaac> fabio123: I think I will buy another laptop. Maybe an Asus with intel..
[00:54] <fabio123> Isaac, you can fix it or just wait for mir on ubuntu
[00:55] <phuh> Question: I'd like to run a GUI-based java application (which I can access with its provided API) on Unbutu Server with no GUI support. Is there any trick to do so?
[00:55] <fabio123> from wayland wiki "every frame is perfect, by which I mean that applications will be able to control the rendering enough that we'll never see tearing, lag, redrawing or flicker."
[00:56] <Isaac> When we'll get Tarh 14.04lts?
[00:56] <EyePulp> howdy - I'm on 12.10 for the moment, and want to get at a more current nginx binary.  I've added the ppa: repo, done my install, and am still getting an older version (1.2.1) when I run $ nginx -v    -- followed these steps, for reference  http://www.jeffmould.com/2013/10/19/upgrading-nginx-ubuntu-12-04/
[00:56] <chaotix> fabio123, i dont think i have any of those probs now
[00:57] <fabio123> Isaac,  do you have amd there?
[00:57] <chaotix> i like x window system, and am hopeful about the future
[00:57] <Isaac> fabio123: Yes.
[00:57] <Flat4ForLife> while i know there is a grub channel, is anyone here bored enough to try and help me figure out a boot issue with ubuntu?
[00:57] <fabio123> Isaac, EnableTearFreeDesktop is there for you
[00:57] <Isaac> fabio123: apu 13500 with radeon 6620G
[00:58] <Isaac> fabio123: i'm running with Open Source Xorg drivers. I don't have amdcccle.
[00:59] <fabio123> Isaac, something like this "" sudo aticonfig --set-pcs-u32=DDX,EnableTearFreeDesktop,1  "" can do the trick but i have no amd here so i'm not sure
[00:59] <Beldar> EyePulp, did you update the sources after adding the ppa before you ran the install
[00:59] <EyePulp> Beldar: I did.  Wondering if I did it incorrectly though.  I'll verify
[01:01] <Beldar> EyePulp, I see 1.4 on the ppa page for quantal
[01:02] <EyePulp> Beldar: right - which makes me sure I'm screwing up
[01:02] <EyePulp> =)
[01:02] <fabio123> Isaac, http://www.x.org/wiki/RadeonFeature/#index2h2  vsync section
[01:03] <Isaac> https://launchpad.net/~lightdm-gtk-greeter-team/+archive/stable
[01:03] <Isaac> Who is using it? Anybody?
[01:04] <k1l> !details | Isaac
[01:05] <k1l> Isaac: and for PPAs better ask the PPA maintainer first
[01:05] <Isaac> k1l: Again, hГЈ..
[01:05] <fabio123> chaotix as far i know ubuntu 14.10 will be running on mir
[01:05] <Isaac> k1l: Is about a new Lightdm greeter.
[01:05] <chaotix> yeah
[01:05] <k1l> !ppa | Isaac
[01:06] <chaotix> fabio123, what kind of change can i expect to notice as an end user?
[01:06] <latrolltrolol> hello everyone
[01:07] <Flat4ForLife> hi
[01:07] <fabio123> chaotix, let's wait and see
[01:07] <chaotix> fabio123, so you dont know?   ;)
[01:07] <latrolltrolol> i got a question is it necessary to update your kernal?
[01:07] <Flat4ForLife> depends on what you mean by necessary, latrolltrolol
[01:08] <k1l> fabio123: chaotix MIR is supposed to ship with 14.10. that is quite far away now.
[01:08] <latrolltrolol> any reason
[01:08] <Flat4ForLife> as far as just running whatever you have currently, no
[01:08] <k1l> latrolltrolol: yes, it gets security and bug fixes
[01:08] <latrolltrolol> ok
[01:08] <Flat4ForLife> but, for security yes
[01:08] <EyePulp> Beldar: $ sudo apt-get --purge autoremove nginx doesn't find nginx installed, but does find:  libgd2-noxpm* nginx-common* nginx-full*  that need removal
[01:08] <Flat4ForLife> and for future updates, they may require it
[01:08] <latrolltrolol> ok
[01:08] <fabio123> chaotix, i will never know because i'm with kde5+wayland by then
[01:08] <Flat4ForLife> its "highly recommended" just not "necessary" i guess you could say
[01:08] <chaotix> i see :)
[01:10] <Beldar> EyePulp, I'm not familiar with that package so not knowing the dependencies I can't offer anything there.
[01:10] <EyePulp> Beldar: no worries- I'll noodle around with it.  thanks for the ear.
[01:15] <Flat4ForLife> theres a crap load of people leaving/joining this channel daily, I'm surprised
[01:19] <photocopy> How would one go about removing the title text from the title bar of application windows?
[01:23] <photocopy> i have a question
[01:24] <photocopy> if i were to disable the global menu, so that all the application windows had a menu again, could I get them to hide that menu until I press alt?
[01:24] <photocopy> i believe I once had this kind of a set up in an earlier version of ubuntu before unity.
[01:30] <chaotix> i would like to make a suggestion but i am not sure where it should go...  pressing super+up maximises a window, while super+left and super+right tile the window to take up the left and right halves of the screen, respectfully, which is an awesome feature...  what i would like to see is key combos that make the window tile to the top and bottem halves of the screen, respectively
[01:30] <chaotix> what do you think?
[01:31] <daftykins> although this is official support, your comments aren't going to get fed back to anyone
[01:31] <daftykins> also the former is just windows 7 behaviour, i wasn't aware Ubuntu had copied that
[01:32] <chaotix> yeah, i know
[01:32] <chaotix> but linux doesn't copy windows/mac, it improves on them
[01:33] <chaotix> i'd like to see someone try to move through windows 7 and complete all their work/play without needing to use the mouse at all unless they want to
[01:33] <chaotix> it's impossible
[01:33] <chaotix> oops, i thought i was in ubuntu-offtopic
[01:33] <chaotix> :)
[01:33] <chaotix> bye
[01:33] <daftykins> i actually do do that.
[01:34] <daftykins> but yes, off topic you are
[01:34] <chaotix> in windows?
[01:34] <daftykins> yup
[01:34] <daftykins> alt+space.
[01:35] <chaotix> yeah, there's that, but in ubuntu, and in gnome shell, just about anything you can do with a mouse can be done with keyboard combos
[01:35] <chaotix> in ubuntu for ex, the top panel, the launcher, the dash, not to mention HUD
[01:35] <daftykins> yeah carry on in off topic.
[01:36] <chaotix> will do
[01:41] <Cheekio> are there any programs that will give me awesome readouts on my desktop in ubuntu like seen in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2JMeooiRMw?
[01:44] <daftykins> Cheekio: look into Conky
[01:45] <fabio123> gkrellm also
[01:46] <Cheekio> Apparently I also need to drop my font size by like half
[01:47] <maximski> hi. can someone explain to me the -n option here? http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/ln.1.html
[01:48] <maximski> i don't really get that explanation provided there
[01:49] <daftykins> maximski: are you trying to use it?
[01:50] <maximski> daftykins i see it in some code that i am working trough and i am not entirely sure why it's there
[01:52] <cccfire> how good is ubuntu's interface?
[01:52] <k1l> cccfire: very good :)
[01:53] <cccfire> I kind of want ubuntu, but ive got a mac. :(
[01:53] <romaniac737> maximski: http://compgroups.net/comp.unix.shell/ln-n-question/506738
[01:54] <cccfire> so i can run macOS and ubuntuOS at the same time?
[01:54] <daftykins> cccfire: download it and try it.
[01:54] <daftykins> there is no obligation to install and no obligation to purchase!
[01:54] <cccfire> I don't know...
[01:54] <daftykins> (that second bit was a joke)
[01:55] <cccfire> does it have a version of commandline?
[01:55] <maximski> romaniac737 perfect, thank you :)
[01:57] <cccfire> I don't have admin on my computer either, so I'm probably going to try it once i get a computer of my own.
[02:04] <kDaser> Quick question for a Ubuntu expert.... I want to setup a Ubuntu LAMP server to do some basic web development and learn some new things, but I want to run it within my windows desktop environment, is there an easy way I can run it in a VM, but still have the functionality expected with LAMP (ports open, connectivity, etc)
[02:04] <kDaser> Or am I better off installing on a dedicated box instead of trying to run parallel
[02:07] <jamesd> kDaser: install in virtualbox/vmware used bridged networking... it will work like a standalone box
[02:08] <kDaser> thanks james
[02:16] <michagogo|cloud> If you use bridged, it will connect to the network, get its own dhcp lease, etc
[02:16] <michagogo|cloud> You can also use the NAT mode with port forwarding
[02:20] <cccfire> how supported is ubuntu? Can it run everything mac and windows can run?
[02:21] <michagogo|cloud> cccfire: no
[02:21] <cccfire> What can it run?
[02:21] <michagogo|cloud> Now, there are things like Wine, which allows you, with varying degrees of success, to run Windows software
[02:21] <cccfire> huh.
[02:22] <Lil> ubuntu/linux applications
[02:22] <michagogo|cloud> I don't know if that kind of thing exists for OS X
[02:22] <Lil> things like wine help with emulating windows
[02:22] <cccfire> Does it have it's own version of command line/terminal?
[02:23] <michagogo|cloud> But just like something that runs on OS X won't necessarily run on Windows, and vice versa, things that run on them may or may not have Ubuntu versions
[02:23] <Jabo> with VirtualBox you can run a virtual Windows or OSX machine within Ubuntu
[02:23] <michagogo|cloud> Lil: Wine Is Not an Emulator
[02:23] <Jabo> that's what I do when I need MS Office or my CAD software
[02:23] <cccfire> That makes sense
[02:24] <michagogo|cloud> (It's right in the name)
[02:24] <Cheekio> daftykins: conky rules.
[02:27] <UltraSPORK> Howdy.
[02:28] <tab1293> I am trying to compile a c++ program using libevent but when I try to use its functions g++ always gives me undefined references to libevents functions. I installed libevent by doing sudo apt-get install libevent-dev
[02:29] <usr13> tab1293: sudo apt-get install libevent
[02:30] <tab1293> usr13, thats not a package
[02:30] <usr13> tab1293: apt-cache search libevent
[02:31] <tab1293> usr13, i already have the libevent package
[02:31] <usr13> tab1293: Then it should work.
[02:32] <usr13> tab1293: Are you LTS?
[02:32] <tab1293> woops forgot to link with -levent
[02:32] <usr13> tab1293: Ok, there you go.
[02:32]  * fergal32 waves hello
[02:32] <UltraSPORK> Not sure if grub or the kernel itself -- trying to keep the linux system booting to plain, raw text-mode.  GRUB_TERMINAL=console seems to work for the grub menu; I'm running variations here but currently added 'nomodeset text' to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX and GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=text, however on startup juuuust after a page or so of raw text flies by, suddenly the normal built-in-text-font is replaced somehow....want to disab
[02:32] <UltraSPORK> le this behavior.  this is before init runs, I *think*.  this is on 12.04.04 LTS
[02:33] <fergal32> anybody knows why dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config doesnВҙt work? just switched from centos and havenВҙt used ubuntu for quite some time
[02:39] <Brispere> Hello
[02:41] <Nasuka> hi
[02:42] <gp5st1> are there any utilities that can "pause" a stream redirection? for instance cat big_file | pause 5 10 | ./script that would stream for 10 sec and then pause for 5?
[02:47] <usr13> UltraSPORK: I think you can change the kernel option to text
[02:48] <usr13> UltraSPORK: In in /etc/default/grub  change "quite splash" to "text"  then run update-grub
[02:50] <usr13> UltraSPORK: "text" or "linux single"  I think it's just "text"
[02:51] <somsip> !text | UltraSPORK
[02:52] <usr13> gp5st1: sleep 10
[02:52] <gp5st1> usr13: can i stream through sleep?
[02:52] <usr13> gp5st1: No, but you can sleep between tasks
[02:53] <gp5st1> i have a pipe set up, there aren't sep tasks
[02:53] <usr13> gp5st1: change | to ;
[02:54] <gp5st1> usr13: that kind of breaks the whole piping thing
[02:54] <usr13> gp5st1: Well, yea, it would.
[02:54] <Psil0Cybin> hey guys I am trying to install libreoffice, using Xubuntu but ont of the packages is libreoffice-gnome I do not want gnome files on my system, can I avoid this?
[02:55] <Nasuka> no
[02:56] <Nasuka> you can but it will look butt ugly
[02:56] <usr13> Psil0Cybin:  I don't think you have to install gnome files.  Just do apt-get install libreoffice
[02:57] <Psil0Cybin> I did but one of the package files is...libreoffice-gnome
[02:57] <Psil0Cybin> I am going to try AbiWord for my Resume, and see if that helps...
[02:57] <daftykins> Psil0Cybin: suck it up, change into your big boy underwear and get it done!
[02:57] <Psil0Cybin> I think libreoffice-gnome might install gnome packages?
[02:57] <usr13> Psil0Cybin: Are you sure?
[02:57] <Psil0Cybin> I am not, i am asking you guys :D
[02:57] <daftykins> apt-cache showpkg libreoffice-gnome
[02:57] <daftykins> apt-cache policy libreoffice-gnome
[02:57] <jackyalcine> ^
[02:58] <somsip> Psil0Cybin: do a dry run...
[02:58] <jackyalcine> ^ even more visual and l33t
[02:58] <jackyalcine> I'd just apt-get show libreoffice-gnome
[02:58] <Psil0Cybin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6888964/
[02:58] <Nasuka> it just installs gtk packages which you already have
[02:58] <Psil0Cybin> it looks like it comes with alot of gnome packages or just libreoffice gnome packages
[02:58] <Psil0Cybin> I am confiused
[02:59] <jackyalcine> libreoffice doesn't have gnome packages per sГ©
[02:59] <jackyalcine> that package provides better integration with GNOME
[02:59] <Psil0Cybin> okay
[02:59] <Psil0Cybin> thanks for making me understand
[02:59] <Psil0Cybin> :D
[02:59] <Psil0Cybin> I do not mind wasting hard drive space for gnome files I just do not want gnome startups
[02:59] <Psil0Cybin> like gnome screen saver, etc
[03:00] <Psil0Cybin> which is issues i had when I had Ubuntu then got Xubuntu Files
[03:00] <daftykins> there's a slight difference between installing a package and an entire DE
[03:01] <Psil0Cybin> alright thanks for that explanation :D
[03:01] <daftykins> ^_^
[03:05] <rypervenche> jackyalcine: per se :(
[03:05] <jimlong> dddddddddddddddawwwwwsddd
[03:06] <SDr> hi guys, I'm setting up a docker image, and after importing a raw tar, sh fails to display my prompt correctly; issuing PS1='\u@\h:\w\$ '   have no effect
[03:06] <SDr> also, my tab doesn't work either
[03:06] <guest__> How do I repackage my current intall of Ubuntu to a USB flash stick?
[03:06] <SDr> any ideas what might've caused this?
[03:07] <jackyalcine> rypervenche: my bad!
[03:07] <linelevel> Hi guys. I'm running Ubuntu 12.04. For some reason whenever I attempt to copy a file from any ext* partition to any of my FAT32 USB drives, the transfer almost finishes (gets to 100% or close), but then hangs without finishing. If I yank the USB drive and plug it back in, the file appears to have copied perfectly, but I can't figure out why it hangs like that and forces me to yank the drive without a safe ejection. Can anyone help?
[03:07] <linelevel> If I boot into Windows (I have both OSes installed), the problem is nonexistent (but of course, then I have to boot into Windows...).
[03:08] <linelevel> ^ It also hangs when I use other copying tools like rsync.
[03:08] <guest__> How do I make a USB version of my Ubuntu install?
[03:09] <jackyalcine> guest__: search the Wikis http://wiki.ubuntu.com
[03:10] <guest__> jackyalcine - thanks.
[03:11] <somsip> guest__: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[03:13] <usr13> guest__: Just install to the USB drive.
[03:14] <guest__> I need to create a bootable backup of my current install.
[03:15] <Bfree-1> hello
[03:17] <Dmole> guest__ you could script your changes, make an img of your partition or copy the files or use the bootable cd tool
[03:19] <somsip> guest__: http://www.distrogeeks.com/clone-ubuntu-packages/ and copy over any config files from your existing install too
[03:19] <usr13> guest__: How about: gzip < /dev/sda > /media/disk/backup.gz
[03:20] <usr13> guest__: You could use clonezilla
[03:21] <usr13> guest__: You might just use rsync too.  rsync -rvax --progress / /media/disk  #Or something like that....
[03:24] <Flat4ForLife> is there a way to set the default startup audio level and keyboard brightness level?
[03:24] <usr13> guest__: If you use rsync, you can keep it current with:  rsync -avh --delete / /media/disk
[03:24] <usr13> guest__: Run the above command nightly?
[03:25] <UltraSPORK> thanks usr13.  have tried a bunch of variants along those lines in grub....seems like just before init spawns the kernel itself changes the actual bitmaps used for the built-in text mode?  wild.
[03:25] <guest__> From r-diff backup, will I be able to save my backup as an iso file for install to a external hard drive?
[03:26] <worm``> hi I'm trying to setup my DNS on 12.10 server edition... I edited /etc/network/interface with dns-search and dns-nameservers and used cat `/etc/network/interfaces | resolvconf -a p10p1`. Still not working, what did I miss?
[03:26] <usr13> UltraSPORK: You could dissable lightdm
[03:27] <Ethan_> Hi there ! is it possible to do a drive to drive cloning using Clonezilla or Redo Backup and Recovery? I have tried using Redo Backup and Recovery, and for some reason after creating the backup image, when Im trying to restore to /dev/sda10 Redo Backup is trying to overwrite everything in /dev/sda ! Does DD be the solution ? Can DD clone the Grub bootloader too ?
[03:27] <UltraSPORK> usr13: I don't have X installed; command-line install from alternate cd.  funny part is they still put freakin' plymouth on there so I had to disable that or it actually brought up -- yes, a graphical splash screen -- on a 'command line install'
[03:27] <UltraSPORK> heh
[03:28] <Ethan_> Hi ! have you ever tried cloning a HDD containing Windows, Fedora and Ubuntu ?
[03:28] <Ethan_> is it possible to do a drive to drive cloning using Clonezilla or Redo Backup and Recovery? I have tried using Redo Backup and Recovery, and for some reason after creating the backup image, when Im trying to restore to /dev/sda10 Redo Backup is trying to overwrite everything in /dev/sda ! Does DD be the solution ? Can DD clone the Grub bootloader too ?
[03:28] <Flat4ForLife> Ethan_, please dont spam and be patient
[03:29] <Ethan_> Flat4ForLife: Do you know how should I proceed ?
[03:29] <usr13> UltraSPORK: Well, I dono.  upstart is still out of my league.  (This type of stuff was easier before, just change the runlevel in inittab.)
[03:29] <Beldar> Ethan_, clonezilla saves the mbr.
[03:29] <Flat4ForLife> Ethan_, no. That is why I have not responded
[03:30] <usr13> UltraSPORK: I should experiment with it some more, (but I haven't...)
[03:30] <SDr> I'm setting up a docker image, and after importing a raw tar, sh fails to display my prompt correctly; issuing PS1='\u@\h:\w\$ '   have no effect; also, my tab doesn't work either. Any suggestions what I should be looking into?
[03:30] <Ethan_> @Beldar: Clonezilla is tryting to overwrite everything in the new disk ! I want to clone only the old Ubuntu and Fedora Partition to the new drive.
[03:31] <Ethan_> Beldar: *new disk.
[03:32] <usr13> Ethan_: dd will do a complete image.
[03:32] <usr13> ... but it is slow.
[03:32] <zykotick9> SDr: i have no idea what a "docker image" is, but sounds like you're trying to use .bashrc - which is almost certainly, incorrect.
[03:33] <worm`> I forgot service networking restart
[03:34] <Beldar> Ethan_, clonezilla will put the cloned partitions where you want them, I have only done more that one partition at a time when I was transferring the whole HD to another, so it is a matter of using menu in your circumstance.
[03:34] <usr13> guest__: Ethan_  http://sourceforge.net/projects/g4u/  http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/
[03:35] <usr13>                                                    info    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[03:35] <Ethan_> usr13: so if I try this command - dd if=/dev/sda7 of=/dev/sda10 will it be able to clone only the Ubuntu drive to sda10 ?
[03:35] <digy> If I compile a library on my virtual machine (vmware), can I later use the resulting la file inside a real server (ec2) ? Also, same goes for compiled binaries ?
[03:35] <SDr> zykotick9, okay; shell is busybox's ash. how can I add a full prompt to it?
[03:35] <usr13> Ethan_: Yep, it should, (if sda10 were big enough.
[03:36] <Ethan_> usr13: Yes it is. sda10 is 135 GB and sda7 is 50 GB !
[03:36] <zykotick9> SDr: oh, if you're in busybox, they i have no clue - don't expect much to work in that however.
[03:36] <usr13> Ethan_: But, check out g4u  (dd would be very slow in comparison)
[03:37] <Ethan_> usr13: How slow ? Will it take 4-5 Hours ?
[03:37] <usr13> Ethan_: Not sure, but yea, will take hours...
[03:37] <usr13> Ethan_: Depending on what's there
[03:37] <Ethan_> Beldar: I cant see any menu in clone zilla to choose specific destination drive !
[03:38] <usr13> Ethan_: Clonezilla or g4u will be *much* faster.
[03:38] <Ethan_> Beldar: Same with "Redo backup and recovery" !
[03:38] <usr13> ... but, you may not care how long it takes ....
[03:39] <Beldar> Ethan_, Clonezilla has a lot of options, I use just one with regularity, single clones.
[03:39] <opty> hey when did ubuntu start supporting multiarch? (the switch from /lib64 to /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/)?
[03:39] <usr13> opty: Pretty long time....
[03:40] <zykotick9> usr13: +1
[03:40] <opty> usr13: kernel version?
[03:40] <usr13> I dono...
[03:40] <Ethan_> Does clonezilla fully support ext4 ? Ext4 is marked in red on their website ?!
[03:40] <opty> !
[03:40] <Beldar> Ethan_, At the minute I'm doing a backup of 1 TB to another drive right now with rsync myself.
[03:40] <opty> !multiarch
[03:40] <usr13> opty: Why would kernel version have any thing to do with it?
[03:41] <opty> usr13: i was assuming it did
[03:42] <guest__> Thanks for the help people!  Take care!
[03:42] <usr13> opty: Well, I dono
[03:43] <UltraSPORK> usr13:  I actually stumbled on a kernel commandline argument that worked a while back but had to remove the virtual machine to make room....and it was obscure, I mean one reference on the entire www -- couldn't find it again when I tried tonight..  something like fx00d=0 or something.
[03:43] <UltraSPORK> btw I don't know if there's a quick-respond macro  in Xchat.  I haven't used irc much since using ircii on dec unix...lol
[03:43] <usr13> UltraSPORK: text doesn't work?
[03:44] <usr13> UltraSPORK: I just use irssi
[03:44] <UltraSPORK> usr13: nope, something is stilll changing it.  researching.
[03:44] <usr13> UltraSPORK: Did you edit the config file?
[03:44] <usr13>   and run update-grub ?
[03:45] <UltraSPORK> yes, updated grub...hold it.   wild.  it's working on a machine with a radeon-based card and not on a machine with a rage128 based card.  both i have just going into 'text mode', but the rage128 one insists on making a weird-looking ultra-low-res-text-mode font
[03:46] <UltraSPORK> will look into it
[03:47] <usr13> UltraSPORK: I'm looking at /etc/default/grub and I would assume that changing  GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"  to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text"  would do the trick.
[03:47] <usr13> UltraSPORK: But you'd have to run   sudo update-grub   afterward.  Right?
[03:49] <usr13> UltraSPORK: Did you try it?
[03:50] <duko> i want to know if its possible to install ubuntu touch on a verizon phone and make calls, send text
[03:51] <Beldar> ! touch | duko
[03:55] <UltraSPORK> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=""GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="nodmraid nomodeset noplymouth text" GRUB_TERMINAL=console GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=text; also disabled udev-fallback-graphics
[03:55] <UltraSPORK> got to head to bed though, get up for work at 6
[03:55] <UltraSPORK> thank you for the help
[03:58] <duko> can anyone here recommend any phone / any US phone carrier service that would allow ubuntu touch calls and text?
[03:58] <rublind> quick q: I have no monitor for my ubuntu machine, I'm trying to vnc into it, but all I'm getting a black screen, and the cursor stalls as soon as I click. any suggestions?
[04:09] <somsip> duko: you've been told to go to #ubuntu-touch already
[04:13] <dupingpingorig> hi guys
[04:16] <dupingpingorig> after i had downloaded AdobeAIRInstaller.bin with firefox, running the .bin file, an "choose an application" dialog is shown.
[04:16] <dupingpingorig> i want to run the .bin file.
[04:17] <hojuruku> does ubuntu 12.04 and up's initrd load CIS updates for pcmcia?
[04:17] <mailjenil> hi
[04:17] <somsip> duko: chmod +x AdobeAIRInstaller.bin && ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[04:17] <somsip> dupingpingorig: ^^
[04:17] <hojuruku> dupingpingorig - not as root do what somsip said
[04:18] <dupingpingorig> oh i see.
[04:18] <dupingpingorig> but it's incomfortable.
[04:18] <hojuruku> i'm not trusthing adobe any more than microsoft, and i've been a mcse since '99. And that's not something to be proud of either.
[04:18] <dupingpingorig> i want to don't use command line.
[04:19] <hojuruku> dupingpingorig, maybe it's better for you to use a operating system that has a gui installer for every package on the planet :) isn't AIR available in apt? i know it's in sabayon.org linux's repos too.
[04:20] <test1> hi
[04:22] <hojuruku> dupingpingorig, the whole point of linux is it doesn't get screwed up, because you don't have people running programs as the administrator to install stuff. When you do that all day and download programs from every where and then execute the code you don't trust without 3rd party verification.. you going to get a dirty messy system. Basically it's taking more risks with your PC than if you didn't use condoms and used sex workers. Linux is the solution to the
[04:22] <hojuruku>  problem that is windows. The learning curve is always worth it for the more elegant solution, or you can stay a whore munger. Up to you ;)
[04:22] <guideX> thank you for not hiding the scrollbars in ubuntu 13.10, it's as if os makers think people are no longer interested in reaching the bottom of a webpage :))
[04:22] <IdleOne> !language | hojuruku
[04:23] <hojuruku> but at some level most of the linux peeps here agree with me. It had to be said. Using Windows is a great way to get a STD, also known as malicious code (virus, trojan, spyware etc)
[04:23] <guideX> ubuntu 13.10 is fairly slow for some reason though..
[04:24] <guideX> just installed it, it's barely moving
[04:24] <IdleOne> hojuruku: I am not going to warn you again
[04:24] <IdleOne> !guidelines > hojuruku
[04:24] <guideX> I use windows daily since 1995, only had a handful of viruses really...
[04:25] <hojuruku> guideX, windows / mac OS are MACH based microkernels. Linux is monolythic. A modern linux kernel properly tuned, with apps custom compiled for your aritecture with the latest gcc (or even better with a light glibc) will always cream a windoze box for performance. Again it's the elegant solution.
[04:25] <hojuruku> guideX, do you know what co-intel-pro means?
[04:25] <guideX> hmm not really
[04:25] <hojuruku> guideX good, i was worried.
[04:25] <IdleOne> Can we please stick to Ubuntu support in here, take the chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[04:26] <guideX> so does anyone know how to improve the performance in ubuntu 13.10? my vm seems extremely slow
[04:26] <hojuruku> IdleOne, maybe an ubuntu guru could tell me how you manage your pcmcia in 12.04+ are you still going against the grain and using pcmcia-cs/pcmciautils?
[04:27] <guideX> I think it's all the fancy animations
[04:27] <guideX> and fadeins and stuff.. is there a way to disable all that stuff?
[04:27] <hojuruku> guideX, and we have a winner. It's in a VM. That means limited memory, slow storage, and it's probably not bare mental paravirtualiztaion. Qemu without zen takes half a day to install windows for god sake, you think it's going to be any faster if you virtualize a generic linux kernel?
[04:28] <xxpor> hojuruku, what you just said makes no sense
[04:28] <guideX> I suppose it would be slower, but perhaps I can trim off the fat I don't need, like these ui effects
[04:28] <xxpor> "bare metal pv"
[04:28] <guideX> I think it's only because I have no access to the video card from the vm
[04:28] <hojuruku> ^mental^metal - probalby is paravirtualiztion not using the features in modern cpus. Vt-d etc (vt-d is a @$#@ to setup - requires right motherboard, bios etc etc)
[04:29] <guideX> so can't use all of its features, like video accelleration
[04:29] <daftykins> guideX: 1) use a hypervisor that can offer some 3D capability *OR* 2) don't use an OS that requires 3D acceleration in a VM.
[04:30] <guideX> oic.. I thought maybe there's some settings somewhere I can change to turn off the extra effects in ubuntu slowing me down..
[04:30] <hojuruku> guideX, what you want is xen with pci passthrough for the video card. Because you are a windows type get the ex-commercian xenserver for free use that as your hypervisor not eVil M$ hyper-v that even unbuntu has to put custom kernels out for to accomidate.
[04:30] <guideX> actually i'm using virtualbox hojuruku
[04:30] <guideX> I couldn't get most os's to work in hypervisor, so I uninstalled it
[04:31] <hojuruku> ex-commerial.. i don't know what's happening my pi isn't as good as dealing with the keyboard interrupts as my geode.
[04:31] <daftykins> hojuruku: that is not going to help at all. also it's not called 'unbuntu'
[04:31] <guideX> hyperv will only install guest os's which support hyperv
[04:31] <daftykins> it doesn't do the opposite of 'buntu' :P
[04:31] <guideX> .. meaning windows
[04:31] <hojuruku> daftykins, wow i corrected myself before you got around to.
[04:31] <guideX> meaning hyperv is totally worthless! lol
[04:31] <daftykins> hojuruku: er, no you didn't
[04:32] <guideX> anyways.. in virtualbox, my video accelleration isn't really ported to the vm.
[04:32] <guideX> or emulated
[04:32] <daftykins> install something else
[04:32] <hojuruku> guideX, virtualbox is borrowed with another linux distribution in wont mention again out of the box. Virtualbox tools and QEMU with PXL driver can support accelerated remote consoles. That's the only good things going for them.
[04:32] <rosentrotter> i hot error: hd0 out of disk at startup with a grub rescue prompt. wtf
[04:32] <guideX> oic
[04:32] <hojuruku> by that I mean 2d acceleration only for rdp
[04:33] <guideX> well I think i'll come back in a short time, gonna pick up some kfc, I'll try to solve this debocle then...
[04:33] <daftykins> yeah i'd recommend ignoring hojuruku
[04:33] <guideX> perhaps xfce will solve my issue
[04:33] <guideX> ikr
[04:33] <daftykins> yes it will
[04:33] <daftykins> or rather, avoid the issue
[04:33] <guideX> it's too bad unity doesn't have some kind of gfx effects settings dialog (or perhaps it does)?
[04:34] <hojuruku> i recomend sabayon linux that has strong support for what you want to use virtualbox, in the gnome images, all the hardware drivers nicely setup ready to go. then make sure your guest gets the virtualbox drivers and you'll do what you want
[04:34] <guideX> where I can pick and choose the effects I wanna use
[04:34] <guideX> sabayon eh? never heard of it
[04:34] <guideX> i'll give it a looksie
[04:34] <hojuruku> guideX, or you can do it the ubuntu way and if you can't spend hours here begging for help from the the masters of forking from mainline, writing custom patchsets and expecting everyone else to catch up on their own.
[04:35] <guideX> oh you mean make the changes I want myself..
[04:35] <guideX> that's a good idea, I've actually thought about doing that before, jumping right in and such..
[04:36] <daftykins> do you two come in a boxset?
[04:36] <guideX> it's hard to take time out of my windows projects :))
[04:36] <daniel-gnu> hello
[04:36]  * Flat4ForLife thinks people have nothing else to do with their time
[04:37] <Flat4ForLife> hi daniel-gnu
[04:38] <guideX> well going for kfc, bbl
[04:39] <hojuruku> DIY is always better in linux. It helps to  use a decent distro. I'm going to get banned anyway so i may as well go out with a bang of political incorrectness. It is true I am a refugee from Australia wanted for the country's rarest crime that gay rights activist and senator Lee rhiannon MLC said only corrupt police would use.  And i can't hack it when anyone tells me to be politically correct after that - as the homocopvictim x 2 that I am. http://tinyurl.com/homocopvictim - oh yeah and this years
[04:39] <hojuruku> rugby union captian tui ormsby from Australia is the GLLO (gay cop) that arrested me in Australia. No criminal record to this day either.  This flood is proof reality is stranger than fiction. I dare you to google it.
[04:40] <Flat4ForLife> !language | hojuruku
[04:40] <hojuruku> sabyon.org (sabayon linux) hurra
[04:40] <hojuruku> bye.
[04:41] <Flat4ForLife> thank you
[05:06] <dupingpingorig> hi
[05:06] <dupingpingorig> who have use fuse ftp in ubuntu?
[05:06] <somsip> dupingpingorig: just ask the real question
[05:06] <dupingpingorig> yes
[05:07] <dupingpingorig> fuseftp in ubuntu is support parallel access to remote files.
[05:07] <dupingpingorig> fuseftp in ubuntu is support parallel access to remote files?
[05:07] <Xuisce> somsip: he's been asking this for days
[05:08] <Xuisce> He was quieted In #freenode
[05:08] <somsip> Xuisce: I've seen him asking varioud stuff. I usually try to help until my brain starts to bleed
[05:08] <Xuisce> Oh
[05:08] <Xuisce> Lol
[05:08] <dupingpingorig> ex: while reading file1, begin read file2
[05:08] <Xuisce> Suprsed  he isn't k lined
[05:08] <somsip> dupingpingorig: not on the same connection
[05:09] <Xuisce> He kept spamming users in pm
[05:09] <dupingpingorig> no im not
[05:09] <somsip> Xuisce: ok - that's enough for now. Both of you.
[05:09] <Xuisce> somsip: I'm just stating what staff said
[05:09] <Xuisce> Thanks no prob
[05:09] <somsip> Xuisce: this is not the place. Stop now
[05:09] <Smilex> I have a Nvidia GeForce 9800 GT, and I have a couple of options for which driver to use. I was wondering if I'll get better performance with the proprietary driver, or the open source one?
[05:09] <Xuisce> Ok
[05:10] <Xuisce> Smilex: proprietary
[05:10] <Xuisce> :)
[05:10] <Smilex> Xuisce, Ok thanks
[05:10] <Xuisce> No prob
[05:14] <digitaldefector> is anyone alive?
[05:14] <rww> no
[05:14] <digitaldefector> hey rww I recognize your nick. How's it going?
[05:17] <digitaldefector> I want to upgrade to a more recent version of Ubuntu. For some reason my wifi only works in 12.04LTS. I tried other distro's but they all don't seem to recognize my wifi card.
[05:18] <dupingpingorig> somsip: fuseftp have multiple login?
[05:18] <somsip> dupingpingorig: ftp offers multiple login. I don't know about fuseftp for sure
[05:19] <dupingpingorig> ah yes, thanks.
[05:25] <guideX> back
[05:32] <tortue> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6889456/
[05:32] <viper_67> Hello room how is everbody doing this evening?
[05:33] <somsip> !kali | tortue
[05:34] <somsip> tortue: I appreciate you're trying to do this on ubuntu, but it's still outside of support scope here
[05:35] <hewhomust> umm how is crunchbang a derivative of ubuntu?
[05:36] <viper_67> I'm trying to figure out how to clone a hard drive using dd, can anyone help me with the process
[05:36] <somsip> hewhomust: your question makes no sense.
[05:36] <somsip> viper_67: what have you tried?
[05:36] <smacktalk> i get a 'No package snort available.'' when I try to install snort
[05:37] <smacktalk> what would cause that?
[05:37] <somsip> !info snort | smacktalk
[05:37] <somsip> smacktalk: what version of ubuntu are you on?
[05:37] <rww> hewhomust: good point, that's out of date
[05:37] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: details?
[05:37] <somsip> hewhomust: apologies then - valid point.
[05:37] <viper_67> :somsip well I have 250 gig win vista installation that i want to copy to a 500 gig drive, then dual boot ubuntu on that drive
[05:38] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: what is your commands?
[05:38] <rww> Kali isn't an Ubuntu derivative either.
[05:38]  * rww trundles off to fix
[05:40] <somsip> viper_67: this looks like an okay guide...but...vista??? http://www.wikihow.com/Copy-Windows-7-Image-to-Another-Hard-Drive-With-Ubuntu-(Live-Cd)
[05:41] <viper_67> dupingpingorig dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdd1 bs=4096 conv=notrunc,noerror
[05:42] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: your hdd1: sda, hdd2: sdd?
[05:43] <dupingpingorig> hey viper_67.
[05:43] <viper_67> dupingpingorig:  yes one is in the machine , booted 13.10 from live cd and the destination is external drive
[05:44] <dupingpingorig> why do you duplicate sda(disk) to sdd1(partition)?
[05:44] <viper_67> somsip: that is a better guide than the one i've found. I've done this opperation before but it's been years
[05:45] <somsip> viper_67: as long as you get your drives right in the dd command, it looks straightforward
[05:45] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: why do you duplicate sda(disk) to sdd1(partition)?
[05:45] <viper_67> dupingpingorig: I went ahead and partioned the larger drive to have both systems installed on it
[05:45] <dupingpingorig> sda is not partitioned?
[05:45] <somsip> viper_67: you dd to a drive, not a partition. Then resize the resultant partitions after
[05:46] <dupingpingorig> somsip: i think you are right.
[05:46] <viper_67> somsip: you don't think copying a entire disk of 224 gigs to a partions of 224 gigs would cause any problems? or should I do disk to disk and then resize after?
[05:47] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: show me your partition table, please.
[05:47] <viper_67> somsip:  I see
[05:47] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: you may use "fdisk -l"
[05:48] <somsip> viper_67: yes - dd then resize partitions either from in windows or with gparted or similar
[05:49] <viper_67> dupingpingorig:    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System /dev/sda1            2048     3074047     1536000   27  Hidden NTFS WinRE /dev/sda2   *     3074048   473202687   235064320    7  HPFS/NTFS/exFAT /dev/sda3       473202688   488396799     7597056   17  Hidden HPFS/NTFS
[05:50] <dupingpingorig> and sdd?
[05:50] <viper_67> dupingpingorig: /dev/sdd1            2048   471042047   235520000    7  HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
[05:51] <dupingpingorig> oic
[05:51] <dupingpingorig> there are many datas in /dev/sdd1?
[05:52] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: or empty?
[05:52] <viper_67> dupingpingorig: It's empty unless I'm reading my drives wrong
[05:53] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: if empty, you may dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdd, and
[05:53] <dupingpingorig> you persistant lost your datas be in sdd1
[05:54] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: you persistant lost your datas be in sdd1
[05:54] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: np?
[05:54] <viper_67> dupingpingorig: both drives need to be mounted?
[05:55] <dupingpingorig> details?
[05:55] <viper_67> dupingpingorig: I'm sorry, do the drives need to be mounted or umount?
[05:56] <viper_67> somsip: thank you so much for the better guide and your help :0
[05:56] <somsip> viper_67: np
[05:56] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: if you are using dd, you should unmount source and target drives.
[05:56] <viper_67> somsip: besides if I mess up since I haven't been using linux, I only loose vista lol
[05:56] <Dixi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding
[05:57] <Dixi> That is bullcrap.. Server doesnt come online, and now I gotta head all the way back to the datacenter.. Ubuntu Bonding, my ass..
[05:57] <somsip> viper_67: well, here's hoping you mess up then ;-) Good luck!
[05:58] <viper_67> dupingpingorig: ok , just making sure, well I'll give it a shot, only loosing windows if I screw up :P
[05:58] <viper_67> somsip: I wish I could just live on linux all the time, but sadley I need it like you need a headache
[05:59] <viper_67> somsip: i need windows* blah headache
[05:59] <somsip> viper_67: what do you need from windows? Can you use a VM instead?
[05:59] <dupingpingorig> viper_67: np
[06:00] <viper_67> somsip: I tried wine for the two school related programs  I needed in V11 and couldn't get it to work'
[06:00] <somsip> viper_67:  Well, if you want to move to ubuntu you can. You'd just need a VM for your windows stuff
[06:02] <viper_67> somsip: I've used vmware on windows to run, fedora, suze, debian and mac. How could I use windows in vm ware. I don't have install discs?
[06:02] <lotuspsychje> will the ibook G4 run smooth with ubuntu?
[06:02] <somsip> !mac | lotuspsychje
[06:02] <somsip> lotuspsychje: there may be links off there that might help
[06:03] <lotuspsychje> somsip: tnx
[06:05] <viper_67> somsip: ok thanks for the advice, Here goes nothing
[06:13] <presonic> trying to download the latest ubuntu, the ubuntu.com does not have an option for 32 bit machines with 4 gigs of ram
[06:15] <varunendra> presonic, why don't you use the 64 bit instead?
[06:15] <presonic> the machine is 32 bit
[06:15] <varunendra> with 4 GB Ram?
[06:16] <presonic> ya
[06:16] <presonic> thats max for it
[06:16] <ChiragParekhMCA> Ubuntu Help Needed
[06:18] <somsip> ChiragParekhMCA: just ask your question
[06:18] <ChiragParekhMCA> Ok..
[06:18] <varunendra> presonic, are you concerned about the "machines with less than 2 GB" part? That's just a recommendation, doesn't mean you can't use more that 2GB. With 32 bit default kernel, you can use upto 3.5 GB of your RAM
[06:18] <somsip> presonic: I understood that the current kernel was PAE-enabled anyway. So you should be fine
[06:18] <ChiragParekhMCA> I installed Ubuntu 12.04 but it works too much slow..
[06:19] <presonic> ok
[06:20] <varunendra> presonic, it is recommended to download via torrents though. Faster download and guaranty of download's integrity : http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[06:21] <presonic> k
[06:22] <varunendra> presonic, PAE kernel, if not automatically installed, can be installed later manually. But it has been reported to be buggy many times, so not recommended unless you really need it (that is, have 4 GB or more RAM)
[06:22] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, what are the specs of your system? Ram, CPU?
[06:23] <somsip> varunendra: " but from 12.10 only the PAE releases are maintained." from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PAE with loads of other info
[06:24] <ChiragParekhMCA> cpu dual core and 2 gb ram
[06:24] <varunendra> somsip, wasn't aware of that, thanks for the link :)
[06:24] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, and running default Ubuntu with Unity?
[06:25] <somsip> varunendra: I only found out recently. I was giving the same advice as you were on PAE, then found it was actually more difficult to install non-PAE nowadays...
[06:25] <ChiragParekhMCA> Yes..running with unity
[06:26] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, try Xubutu instead. I am currently running on 2GB RAM myself (my additional 4GB one broke). It runs but very slow to respond. And I am on an i3-2330 CPU
[06:26] <ChiragParekhMCA> Means problem with unity gui??
[06:27] <varunendra> somsip, well, if they are maintaining pae-only, then maybe we can hope the usual bugs might have been fixed as well, so overall better experience now..
[06:28] <ChiragParekhMCA> Actually i dont aware with pae can you explain me what is pae???
[06:29] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, yes, Unity requires a lot of memory, so does Gnome3. So maybe try Gnome-fallback on your current installation.
[06:29] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, PAE=Physical Address Extension - to address more than 4 GB RAM
[06:30] <varunendra> otherwise you can't practically use more that 3.5 GB RAM on a 32 bit OS, ChiragParekhMCA
[06:30] <ChiragParekhMCA> ohh...sounds really great..first time i heard about it...
[06:30] <varunendra> :)
[06:31] <ChiragParekhMCA> Thanks ..if i install lxde will it solve my problem??
[06:31] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, it only makes sense on much older systems. All modern CPUs are already 64 bit
[06:31] <ChiragParekhMCA> Actually pc that  i  am using is 32 bit,....
[06:32] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, lxde is very basic environment. XFCE should be good enough for all your needs.
[06:32] <Guest70429> hello all! i'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a mutilmedia program to record my desktop and use webcam?
[06:33] <varunendra> ChiragParekhMCA, so you are an MCA student or already have the degree? :)
[06:33] <somsip> !info recordmydesktop | Guest70429
[06:33] <Guest70429> for my youtube tech/computer channel- i was doing everything from the windows platform and it was easy
[06:33] <somsip> Guest70429: also, gtk-recordmydesktop has a frontend for it
[06:33] <ChiragParekhMCA> Yeah...i am 6th sem mca student :p
[06:33] <ChiragParekhMCA> I will get the degree very soon...
[06:34] <varunendra> Congrats in advance :) <with that I feel a warning about being "off-topic" coming> ;)
[06:39] <ChiragParekhMCA> Ohh...Thanks..:) and thanks for helping..
[06:46] <akurilin2> Hey guys. Any advice on what to do about a really slow apt-get dist-upgrade? I have 500mb of packages to download and it's barely hitting 30kb/s :(
[06:46] <akurilin2> Is there a simple way to run some tests on the various mirrors and pick the fastest ones?]
[06:47] <somsip> !info netselect-apt | akurilin2
[06:48] <somsip> !find netselect-apt
[06:50] <somsip> akurilin2: looks like that might be dead.
[06:50] <agd> is it dead?
[06:51] <somsip> akurilin2: this seems be the popular solution. I guess you do this, then see which server it uses, and select that as your permanent server
[06:51] <somsip> akurilin2: http://blog.rem.co/blog/2013/01/22/ubuntu-automatically-selecting-a-fast-mirror/
[06:52] <lemetis> hi there !
[06:53] <akurilin2> somsip: Im trying the deb mirror:// solution right now
[06:54] <akurilin2> somsip: oh yeah, what you recommended
[07:06] <Gaddel> for anyone who's installed ubuntu on a macbook air: does the touchpad work just as smoothly as on OS X?
[07:08] <somsip> !mac | Gaddel
[07:08] <Gaddel> somsip: thanks, but i'm interested in a personal testimonial if possible
[07:10] <Shoertstraw8> I just did and update and now for some reason I can not get chrome to ask to run Java application. I tried to reinstall it through terminal, then through Ubuntu which took me to the software center and I clicked to install Iced Tea along with it. I am running 12.04
[07:11] <Gaddel> Shoertstraw8: check your chrome plugins page
[07:13] <Shoertstraw8> Gaddel, in the browser itself or in my file system?
[07:13] <Gaddel> Shoertstraw8: in the browser
[07:14] <Gaddel> Shoertstraw8: go to about:plugins in the url bar
[07:14] <Gaddel> Shoertstraw8: then see if it's there or enabled
[07:19] <Shoertstraw8> Gaddel, it says icetea need permission to run  but then nothing happens, and if I go to the site where I was previously it does not prompt me at all.
[07:24] <Psil0Cybin> hey guys when I go to power management, and try and change my screen to dim on idle when on battery, I get a crash and it does not actually change or dim the light when I do not move the mouse for 12 + seconds (to test it out) anything I can do to attempt a fix..
[07:25] <Psil0Cybin>  I recently changed in this "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash acpi_osi=Linux" in grub but this fixed another issue for me when it came to a blacklight not during on automatically on boot, i am using xubuntu 12.04 btw
[07:25] <Psil0Cybin> I am wondering if the auto dim issue can be a software bug or hardware driver? yet the dimmer and everything else works fine
[07:27] <hitsujiTMO> Psil0Cybin: try adding acpi_backlight=vendor
[07:27] <Psil0Cybin> omg this is sooo wierd
[07:28] <Psil0Cybin> the auto dim worked without the battery charging
[07:28] <hitsujiTMO> Psil0Cybin: if that doesn't help, acpi_backlight=legacy
[07:28] <Psil0Cybin> but when the battery charges it does not work :S odd...even though I place with settings4
[07:28] <Psil0Cybin> well the acpi_osi=Linux, did fix an issue, I kinda like it that way
[07:28] <Psil0Cybin> unless I remove it and just remember to always turn the blacklight on :D
[07:28] <hitsujiTMO> Psil0Cybin: add to the kernels params, not replace
[07:29] <kongthap> i'm learning about git, i can use "git cat-file -t @hash" to display the type of specified git object, what if i only want to list objects with type=tree, how to use shell command to mix with git command to do that? is it possible to to that?
[07:29] <Psil0Cybin> acpi_osi=Linux (made my computer start with the backlight @ 100%) without it , my computer boots, then turns off backlight and i have to turn it on manually...thus I want to keep that string because I am always worried that if my backlight button would break i would not be able to login loll, thus maybe its better that the back light can start off at 100% then be turned down manually by keys.
[07:34] <jackyalcine> what about acpi_osi="!Windows 2012"
[07:49] <ricky> Hi, I'm running into this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/partman-crypto/+bug/1276739.  The bug says to use the 12.04.3 media as a workaround.  Does anybody know where I can find the 12.04.3 netboot media?
[07:51] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought an HDD for my laptop. Does anybody now how can I find how long the hard disk was running before? (I have seen such an application in windows before.)
[07:51] <ricky> Specifically, I'm looking for the linux/initrd.gz files from 12.04.3 to do a net install
[07:53] <cristian_c> Hi
[07:54] <cristian_c> I've installed mozplugger
[07:54] <cristian_c> But if I open a pdf document in the browser, I can't use the keyboard anymore
[07:54] <cristian_c> then, I've tried to change a line in /etc/mozpluggerrc.d/62-documents.conf
[07:54] <cristian_c> from: repeat noisy swallow(evince) fill needs_xembed: evince "$file"
[07:55] <cristian_c> to: repeat noisy swallow(evince) fill: evince "$file"
[07:55] <helmut_> hi
[07:55] <Psil0Cybin> Hey guys having a problem with my Xubuntu 12.04 when I plug in headphones it does not mute the speakers on the laptop I have followed guides but am confused as nothing works for me I am using a Lenovo G700 laptop
[07:56] <adi_> hello.,.
[07:57] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought an HDD for my laptop. Does anybody now how can I find how long the hard disk was running before? (I have seen such an application in windows before.)
[07:57] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought an HDD for my laptop. Does anybody now how can I find how long the hard disk was running before? (I have seen such an application in windows before.)
[07:57] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought an HDD for my laptop. Does anybody now how can I find how long the hard disk was running before? (I have seen such an application in windows before.)
[08:02] <mojtaba> Hi, I have recently bought an HDD for my laptop. Does anybody now how can I find how long the hard disk was running before? (I have seen such an application in windows before.)
[08:03] <b0x> mojtaba: an SSD?
[08:04] <b0x> and dont spam the same question over and over.
[08:04] <b0x> its poor form.
[08:04] <win32trojan> maybe it's bot?
[08:04] <b0x> a bot asking support questions?
[08:05] <cristian_c> lol
[08:05] <b0x> says the trojan :p
[08:05] <cristian_c> lol
[08:05] <win32trojan> you never can tell
[08:05] <treehouse> wtf.. I just dbootstrap, and it didn't install where I wanted it installed
[08:06] <treehouse> sudo debootstrap saucy /var/chroot/saucy http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/  ..   oh.. fuck.. I installed it in var.. is that bad?
[08:08] <Psil0Cybin> win32trojan, lol
[08:08] <win32trojan> I thought the IRC already dead, and he's still alive, I like it
[08:09] <Psil0Cybin> oh yea man
[08:09] <Psil0Cybin> revamped back in action, type thang
[08:10] <Psil0Cybin> Hey guys having a problem with my Xubuntu 12.04 when I plug in headphones it does not mute the speakers on the laptop I have followed guides but am confused as nothing works for me I am using a Lenovo G700 laptop http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2204046
[08:20] <shooj> fg
[08:21] <apb1963> Is  it normal to be sending bootp requests to my ISP?  12.04.4
[08:24] <jpds> apb1963: Why would you want to?
[08:25] <apb1963> jpds: No idea.  It's happening, I don't think it's normal, but I wanted to get a second opinion.  If it's not normal, then the question becomes.... why is it happening?
[08:41] <researcher123> how to install .rpm?
[08:42] <researcher123> !rpm
[08:49] <win32trojan> alien good thing often helps
[08:53] <eitcha> hi all
[08:54] <win32trojan> hi
[08:57] <treehouse> how do I if I set DISPLAY to :1 , and start gedit, gedit tries to use display :0 anyway :(. I don't want that
[09:03] <babinlonston> Hi All, I have servers <IP_ADDRESS> has apt-cache-ng server and squid running in <IP_ADDRESS>, Now while im trying to apt-get update or apt-get install some package its showing error as its not connecting , how can i fix this
[09:03] <lahun> Test
[09:10] <treehouse> if I want to make my gedit window an actual window (it's now just a flat edit box at the top-left in the dark, more or less), how do I do that? Do I need a windowmanager or what?
[09:11] <treehouse> apt-get install xfce doesnГӨt work :(..
[09:12] <hewhomust> PaleLord: xfce4
[09:12] <hewhomust> treehouse xfce4 whoops
[09:12] <treehouse> darn.. so what window manager do you need to run most programs?
[09:13] <hewhomust> sudo apt-get install xfce4
[09:13] <hewhomust> that will install xfce4
[09:15] <lahun> exit
[09:16] <treehouse> "E: Unable to locate package xfce4" ... could be my setup thogh
[09:19] <win32trojan> hewhomust: yes, or use console programs
[09:19] <win32trojan> hewhomust: nano, vim, etc...
[09:20] <jundoe> any channel for php mysql?
[09:21] <win32trojan> jundoe: #mysql #php
[09:21] <jundoe> win32trojan: thanks
[09:21] <jundoe> but #php is invite only
[09:21] <win32trojan> jundoe: maybe
[09:21] <jundoe> it is
[09:23] <treehouse> trying to apt-get ANY window manager. Can't. Package openbox is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[09:23] <treehouse> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[09:23] <treehouse> is only available from another source
[09:23] <treehouse>   :(.. I don't want that
[09:23] <treehouse> metacity works Oo
[09:24] <win32trojan> treehouse: use XWindow + openbox, nice good decision
[09:25] <jundoe> win32trojan: i cant talk to #mysql
[09:25] <jundoe> win32trojan: and i cant join #php
[09:25] <win32trojan> jundoe: why cant talk on mysql?
[09:26] <hewhomust> weird im in mysql
[09:26] <jundoe> win32trojan: "Cannot send to channel
[09:26] <jundoe> win32trojan: "Cannot send to channel"
[09:26] <Romance> any safest way to mess with common tools like passwd and useradd, basically i wanna modify some code but dont wanna ended up broken the whole system, virtualbox is good but need a quicker way than that maybe like python virtualenv
[09:26] <win32trojan> jundoe:To talk in #mysql, you need to have your nickname registered with freenode's NickServ and be identified with that account. Hint: /msg NickServ help
[09:26] <jundoe> i see
[09:27] <jundoe> how can i register?
[09:27] <jundoe> my nicj
[09:27] <jundoe> nick*
[09:28] <jundoe> win32trojan: how can i register?
[09:28] <win32trojan> jundoe: "/msg NickServ REGISTER password<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[09:28] <instigator> Hey all. I have mounted my usb  and want to umount, but i forgot the path that I mounted to. how do you find out the mounted path?
[09:28] <jundoe> win32trojan: thanks
[09:29] <babinlonston> Hi All, I have 2 server's <IP_ADDRESS> has apt-cache-ng server and squid running in <IP_ADDRESS>, Now while I'm trying to apt-get update or apt-get install some package its showing error as its not connecting  to apt-cache server <IP_ADDRESS> , how can i fix this
[09:30] <win32trojan> instigator: df gives information regarding mounted disks and their respective device locations and FS paths. You can also run cat /etc/fstab file to see if the USB drive is listed.
[09:31] <billionaire> anyone knows a good command line antivius for linux?
[09:31] <instigator> win32trojan: got it. thanks!
[09:31] <hewhomust> you have a virus?
[09:32] <billionaire> No. A friend of mine asked me to scan his flash drive n I use linux on my machine
[09:32] <hewhomust> clamav is good
[09:33] <billionaire> How do I install it? sudo apt-get install clamav?
[09:33] <ezra-s> "apt-cache search virus" will return all related results and some that aren't so related
[09:33] <billionaire> thank u ezra..lemmi try that
[09:34] <ezra-s> clamav is at the top of the list
[09:34] <ezra-s> but you get the exact name of packages so you know what to "sudo apt-get install ..."
[09:36] <billionaire> I have run "apt-cache search virus" n clamav is at the top of the list. Thank u fellow geeks..:-)
[09:36] <hewhomust> im not a geek I just use linux
[09:36] <hewhomust> just joking
[09:37] <billionaire> haha...geeks are geeks man..
[09:41] <aidalgol> What's going on here?  For most key combos (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+C), xev prints <http://paste.debian.net/80613/>, but Ctrl+Alt+X makes it print this <http://paste.debian.net/80612/>, and this is really annoying because I use that key chord all the time in Emacs.  I'm just using i3, and that key chord is not bound.
[09:43] <shomon> hi, I know this is sacrilege, but I'd like to add http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick-updates/ to my sources.list
[09:43] <shomon> how do you do it?
[09:43] <shomon> it's so as to update an old maverik install
[09:45] <shomon> deb http://ubuntu.secs.oakland.edu/ maverick-updates main restricted <--- this is what I have now, but it's no longer there I think
[09:45] <Ben64> shomon: you can't update it, because it hasn't received updates since nearly 2 years ago. you need to scrap that and install a new version
[09:46] <shomon> well no, that would need an external hard drive and lots of time which I don't have.. but I do want to get mysql_config working.
[09:46] <shomon> I'm transferring all the data to an other computer with up to date system
[09:46] <shomon> but I have to get this site working.. :S
[09:46] <aidalgol> You're out of luck, sorry.
[09:46] <Ben64> you should not be running any sites on a computer that out of date. its asking for trouble
[09:46] <shomon> it's not going out to the internet
[09:48] <shomon> once everything is gone I'll try to update it though.. last time I did it went into a black screen of death
[09:48] <shomon> but that was a year ago
[09:59] <eliseo> .xchat2/budus.so
[10:01] <eliseo>  buduscript/asciiart/buduscript_bigchief.txt
[10:01] <eliseo>  buduscript/asciiart/buduscript_eftitalic.txt
[10:01] <eliseo>  buduscript/alert.au
[10:01] <eliseo>  buduscript/buduscript_script__external_menu.sh
[10:01] <eliseo>  buduscript/buduscript_macro__getstr_bi.mcr
[10:01] <eliseo>  buduscript/buduscript_macro__getstr.mcr
[10:02] <cfhowlett> eliseo, stop
[10:03] <bigfoot-> Hi.  Since the latest kernel upgrades, my Dell Latitude doesn't suspend on lid close anymore (manual suspend works).  Is there a known fix?
[10:03] <cfhowlett> bigfoot-, reboot and use the older kernel
[10:05] <excognac> hbi is it possible to wirte a 7gb .iso on a dvd?
[10:05] <bigfoot-> ... and keep the x32 kernel bug forever? :)
[10:07] <eliseo> !list
[10:07] <cfhowlett> bigfoot-, bleeding edge means you bleed.  if the old kernel was functional, you have the option of using it until a fix is done.  It may or may not be triaged so ...
[10:07] <eliseo> list
[10:07] <cfhowlett> eliseo, no warez here.
[10:07] <DJones> !piracy | eliseo
[10:08] <hewhomust> lol i love that like once everyday
[10:10] <squig> Hi, so in the top right hand corner of gnome classic desktop - in the gnome-panel there is a applet that used to let me log off , gnome-panel crashes (oom) and now the applet is gone. Any one know what its called?
[10:13] <eliseo> heroes
[10:13] <ates> hi
[10:14] <ates> How do I install language packs Turkish
[10:14] <eliseo> salve a tutti
[10:14] <cfhowlett> eliseo, no warez, no downloads, go somewhere else
[10:14] <cfhowlett> !it|eliseo,
[10:15] <ates> help me please !
[10:15] <cfhowlett> !patience|ates,
[10:26] <bottonim> Hello
[10:26] <cfhowlett> bottonim, greetings
[10:30] <yossarianuk> hi - not cloned /copied a dvd in a while in linux
[10:31] <yossarianuk> used to use k9copy - which did what dvd shrink/decypter did
[10:31] <yossarianuk> what else has these functions?
[10:31] <yossarianuk> i.e make a clone of a dvd -> iso
[10:31] <yossarianuk> not handbrake/acid  rip , etc
[10:31] <hewhomust> whats wrong with them?
[10:41] <DAZ_fr> hi
[10:41] <cfhowlett> DAZ_fr, greetings
[10:46] <chemist^> good morning everyone :P
[10:50] <kongthap> can i upgrade vim to v 7.4.x (mine is 7.3.547) ???
[10:51] <yossarianuk> hewhomust: they just seem to rip -> mp4, avi , etc not a complete dvd with titles/chapter, etc
[11:02] <amirr> ШіЩ„Ш§Щ… ШҜЩҲШіШӘШ§ЩҶ Ъ©ШіЫҢ Щ…ЫҢ ШҜЩҲЩҶЩҮ ЪҶШ·ЩҲШұ ШЁШ§ЫҢШҜ ЪҜШұШ§ШЁ ШЁЩҲШӘ ШҜШЁЫҢШ§ЩҶ ШұШ§ ШұЩҲЫҢ Щ…Ъ© ШЁЩҲЪ© Ш§ЫҢШұ ШҜШұШіШӘ Ъ©ШұШҜ Шҹ
[11:04] <k1l> !englisch | amirr
[11:04] <k1l> !english | amirr
[11:05] <Katy> is #ubuntustdio english only?
[11:05] <Katy> ubuntustudio
[11:05] <amirr> hello how bulling Double boot - Mac OS X & Debian ???
[11:05] <cfhowlett> !debian|amirr,
[11:06] <cfhowlett> amirr, debian is not supported here in the ubuntu channel.
[11:06] <hewhomust> join #debian
[11:06] <cfhowlett> Katy, you can install any supported language you want in ubuntustudio
[11:07] <amirr> how building double boot - mac os x & ubuntu ??? :D
[11:07] <cfhowlett> !dualboot|amirr,
[11:07] <amirr> yes
[11:07] <cfhowlett> !mac|amirr,
[11:07] <amirr> yes :((
[11:07] <yacc> Anyway to run a command when the screen gets unlocked?
[11:08] <yacc> Ubuntu 13.10/Unity desktop
[11:08] <amirr> no not linux run
[11:09] <amirr> i'm installing linux on macbook air  but don't run !!!
[11:09] <cfhowlett> amirr, go to the mactel wiki
[11:10] <amirr> problem grub boot
[11:10] <amirr> it's don't helping
[11:10] <cfhowlett> !grub
[11:12] <michagogo|cloud> !he
[11:12] <amirr> who everybody install linux on the macbook air ???
[11:13] <k1l> amirr: we are talking about ubuntu. other linux may use other setups
[11:13] <cfhowlett> amirr, instructions for mac installation are on wiki.ubuntu.com/mactelsupportteam/communityhelppages
[11:13] <deepender> anyone can tell when we made directory like mkdir /.rbenv.
[11:13] <deepender> what is the difference between this and mkdir rbenv
[11:14] <cfhowlett> deepender, .rbenv is hidden - rbenv is not
[11:14] <jonnee> is there a way to recover the passwords from the gnome keyring files if you only have access to the source drive through a livecd?
[11:14] <deepender> cool
[11:14] <cfhowlett> !recovery
[11:14] <amirr> ok body, thanks :)
[11:14] <cfhowlett> !password
[11:14] <jonnee> ie, ubuntu won't boot properly, i want to recover my stored passwords
[11:14] <deepender> reason for making directory hidden?
[11:14] <mocara> Hi Guys. I've created passwordless users and the users can login with ssh keys. But they can't set their password and I can't unlock the accounts.
[11:15] <mocara> Is it possible to unlock the accounts so they can set their own passwords?
[11:15] <arien> Good morning!! :)
[11:16] <cfhowlett> arien, greetings
[11:18] <Rory> mocara: you can set a password once with "sudo passwd john"
[11:18] <Rory> mocara: will allow you to change the password of user john
[11:19] <Rory> mocara: You need to do this from a user which has a password, or from recovery mode
[11:28] <mocara> Ah the issue there is you can't automatically deploy accounts
[11:28] <mocara> It'
[11:28] <mocara> It''s from the user_data scripts on amazon that I am attempting to make the accounts.
[11:29] <mocara> It's a bit of a pain if you can have passwordless ssh logins but the user can't set a password.
[11:29] <mocara> Don't remember this being an issue in the past.
[11:40] <zwacky> anyone else got severe display issues with last 'software updater' update?
[11:41] <chemist^> nop
[11:41] <zwacky> crying
[11:43] <k1l> !details | zwacky
[11:52] <Albinix> I can't connect to my ubuntu server trough ssh using putty, I can ping it though. On my other ubuntu server ssh trough putty works fine. They are idenitcall the only differnce is that one is connected with wire and one wireless to my router. Everything is on my local network and I could connect to the wired one when it had wireless. Putty is just blank when I connect.
[11:52] <Aha> di u have the sshd-server running?
[11:53] <Albinix> yes I forgot to mention I can access my server from the other server
[11:54] <geirha> Albinix: can you ping it?
[11:54] <Albinix> yes
[11:54] <Albinix> from the pc I try to connect with outty, pining it works fine
[11:54] <Albinix> putty*
[11:55] <geirha> Albinix: at what point does it fail? do you get to type in the password?
[11:55] <geirha> ah sorry, you mentioned pinging works already
[11:55] <Albinix> putty never connects, it's just a black screen, I doesn't let me type in the username
[11:57] <geirha> Albinix: Hm. Sure there's no firewall involved?
[11:58] <Albinix> it wokred before the only thing I canged was from wireless to wired. And I can connect to the other server just fine. And I can connect from my other server to this server fine.
[11:59] <Albinix> so I don't think there is a firewall problem?
[11:59] <Segfault_> Are you connecting to the IP address or are you using DNS/hostname?
[11:59] <Albinix> ip
[12:00] <Segfault_> perhaps it is a problem with the known_hosts file?
[12:00] <Segfault_> IP-adress has changed, but the key remains the same?
[12:01] <Aha> different network ip range?
[12:01] <OerHeks> are wired and wireless same subnet?
[12:01] <Albinix> well I tried with the same ip as well, but the wired network card is not the same as the wireless, so thats may be the problem?
[12:01] <Albinix> I can connect to it trough my other linux machine
[12:02] <Albinix> ssh from linux to linux fine, from my windows with putty doesn't work
[12:02] <Aha> OerHeks:  and i are asking the same question
[12:02] <Albinix> all the computers are on the same range
[12:02] <Aha> what is the ip address of the machine you are connecting from in each case - wired and wirless
[12:03] <Segfault_> I dont think it will help, but might be worth a try; Delete the saved host key in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SoftWare\SimonTatham\PuTTY\SshHostKeys on the Windows machine
[12:03] <Albinix> my pc <IP_ADDRESS>, linux 1 <IP_ADDRESS> (works), linux 2 <IP_ADDRESS> (cannot connect trough putty but from the other linux machine works fine)
[12:04] <Albinix> segfault_ I've tried that but I can try again
[12:04] <DaniG2k> I've just set up a droplet on digitalocean. I created a user and given that user sudo access but when I try to install ruby with \curl -sSL https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --ruby  I get the following error
[12:04] <DaniG2k> bash: line 709: /usr/local/rvm/RELEASE: Permission denied
[12:04] <Aha> try using ssh rather than putty
[12:05] <DaniG2k> how can I grant my new user access to installing ruby?
[12:05] <Albinix> aha is there a command in windows? or do I need something eles?
[12:06] <Aha> I missed that this was Windoze - you are in the wrong IRC - this is a Windoze problem
[12:06] <Albinix> how can it be?
[12:06] <Albinix> when I can connect to the other one just fine
[12:07] <Albinix> and i broke after I change something on the linux machine?
[12:07] <Albinix> it broke*
[12:07] <Aha> who knows what windoze is doing - it is windoze after all and the ip address did change
[12:07] <Albinix> ok thanks anyway
[12:08] <chemist^> so your issue is that you can not connect to your linux machine through ssh from a WINDOZ machine?
[12:08] <chemist^> while you CAN connect from another linux machine to it?
[12:08] <v1c3> why does find -iname "*.odt" doesnt search in subdirectories? What do I have to add to search subdirectories too?
[12:09] <chemist^> v1c3, specify the path
[12:09] <chemist^> find /path/ ...blabla
[12:09] <chemist^> it will search in subdirs as well
[12:09] <Albinix> yes, and because it worked before I assumed it was something wrong with the server, I'm sorry if I asked a windows related question here, I'll try with a windows machine that has never been connected to the linux server before
[12:10] <chemist^> Albinix, maybe your windows machine connects to a different subnet
[12:10] <chemist^> or has a firewall enabled that blocks your ssh port
[12:10] <v1c3> chemist^: I thought the path would be my current directory?
[12:10] <Albinix> but it works on the other linux server with the same netmask
[12:11] <chemist^> v1c3, just type in your current directory... do not leave it blank
[12:11] <chemist^> why is your ip finishing with 95
[12:11] <Albinix> I have two linus servers one I can connect to one I cannot
[12:11] <chemist^> while the linux are 110+
[12:11] <Albinix> because I choose that
[12:12] <chemist^> oh ok
[12:12] <chemist^> do you have password auth?
[12:12] <chemist^> or public/private key?
[12:13] <Albinix> I connect to the servers with a password, if that's what you mean
[12:13] <Aha> chemist^: he CLAIMED same machine worked and all that change was that he went from wireless to wired.
[12:13] <daaaaaaaaa> Hello! I want to mount a hard drive from one ubuntu server to another, want to mount it under like /home/user/hdd1, wich would be the easiest way to do this?
[12:14] <rahul_> hii alll..
[12:14] <chemist^> Aha, that doesn't make any sense
[12:14] <rahul_> I am trying to make my machine to work as WIFi router http://askubuntu.com/questions/105545/make-my-laptop-a-wifi-router
[12:14] <k1l> daaaaaaaaa: over network? or put the disk in that other server?
[12:15] <rahul_> but i am using 13.10 and here is nothing such that
[12:15] <daaaaaaaaa> Over internet* Sorry
[12:15] <k1l> daaaaaaaaa: i think nfs
[12:15] <Albinix> I just tryed to connect trough a new windows machine didn't work but I can still connect to the other one
[12:15] <daaaaaaaaa> Okey, will take a look at it
[12:15] <Aha> chemist^: I agree - that's why I said CLAIMED - but he fails to mention things all the time till we ask.  Look how it took my suggesting ssh before he admitted Windoze
[12:16] <Albinix> aha I'm sorry I try to give you as much information as I can, I just find it frustrating that it doesn't work
[12:16] <chemist^> rahul_, you cannot have the same wireless interface work as a client and a "router" as you say
[12:17] <chemist^> there is an option called wifi tethering
[12:17] <rahul_> chemist^: how to do that??
[12:17] <cfhowlett> !tether
[12:17] <chemist^> !tethering
[12:17] <chemist^> you need to enable the AD-HOC mode on your wifi adapter
[12:18] <rahul_> chemist^: how to do that??
[12:18] <k1l> rahul_: are you connected with wired connection?
[12:18] <rahul_> chemist^: As if here is no option like AD hoc
[12:18] <rahul_> k1l: No through Wireless dongle
[12:19] <rishabh> hi
[12:19] <k1l> rahul_: so you have 2 wireless devices?
[12:19] <chemist^> lol
[12:19] <sakorty> Hello
[12:19] <chemist^> as i said earlier: <chemist^> rahul_, you cannot have the same wireless interface work as a client and a "router" as you say
[12:19] <rishabh> can some1 explain why wireless drivers of windows dont work on ubuntu
[12:19] <chemist^> because windows is not ubuntu
[12:19] <k1l> rishabh: because they are made for windows and not ubuntu. use the ubuntu drivers
[12:19] <cfhowlett> rishabh, sure.  windows drivers are designed for windows software
[12:20] <Albinix> if none of my windows machines can connect to one of my linux server but the other one fine, plus they could connect to the server before I changed the settings on the linux machine, is the problem still on the windows side?
[12:20] <chemist^> rahul_, you should find it in your network manager
[12:20] <k1l> Albinix: what did you change on that sevrer?
[12:20] <rahul_> k1l: No, i have a Wifi Adapter installed in here and one over my Rpi
[12:20] <sakorty> Im trying to download the adove flash player and it asks me for the version, now the choices are: YUM  or  .tar.gz  or  .rpm, which one should I pick?
[12:20] <rahul_> chemist^: It is not here?
[12:20] <k1l> rahul_: that is not going to work
[12:20] <cfhowlett> sakorty, .tar.gz
[12:21] <sakorty> cfhowlett: Thank you
[12:21] <Albinix> k1l from my wireless network card to my wired network card.
[12:21] <chemist^> rahul_, if you want your laptop to be used as a "wireless router" as you name it.... you must have an active connection to the network VIA AN OTHER ETHERNET DEVICE
[12:21] <rishabh> i was looking fr a much elaborate answer ,like could some1 explain me cycle of going from compiling to executing image in memory
[12:21] <chemist^> rahul_, another wifi adapter or a cable connection
[12:22] <k1l> rahul_: you need 2 connections on that laptop. on where the internet comes in and one where the wifi to the other client goes out. that cant be done by only one wifi adapter.
[12:22] <cfhowlett> rishabh, good discussion for #ubuntu-offtopic - not here
[12:22] <rahul_> ohkk I got it..
[12:23] <rishabh> cfhowlett this channel discusses what exactly,i might hav missed the bus
[12:23] <cfhowlett> !topic|rishabh,
[12:23] <alexa> Oh my gooooood! had fight with Win users. I need a rest -.-
[12:23] <rishabh> oh thanks , i am new to irc #newbieerror
[12:24] <k1l> Albinix: does they have different subnets etc? i am sure the failure lies in the network setup in general
[12:25] <Albinix> I can connect to it from my other linux server though, and they tell me the problem is on the windows side but I've no idea because it worked before
[12:27] <brontosaurusrex> Albinix, define "can't connect"
[12:27] <v1c3> chemist^: find ~/ -iname "*.odt" doenst find any files either. But there are *.odt files in Subdirectories!
[12:27] <Albinix> when I open putty and try to connect it's just showing a black screen, I can connect to my other linux server though
[12:28] <sakorty> So uhm I download the flash player, now how do I install it?  xD
[12:30] <elesouef> Hi. I'm facing the following issue : http://askubuntu.com/questions/398605/empathy-closing-just-after-launching any idea ?
[12:30] <geirha> v1c3: Are you sure they are in subdirectories, and not symbolic links to directories outside your homedir?
[12:31] <geirha> v1c3: because find will avoid following those symbolic links
[12:31] <v1c3> geirha: aah, they are in symlinks! what do I have to add to follow symlinks?
[12:32] <v1c3> -L
[12:32] <geirha> v1c3: Well, if you provide symlinks to directories to find, it'll follow those, but not ones it finds inside those again
[12:33] <geirha> v1c3: so find ~/*/ -iname "*.odt"  might do the trick, but I don't know the directory structure here
[12:33] <v1c3> thank you geirha!
[12:34] <fishcooker> i've got RTO frequently.. yes it is on wireless LAN .. this is my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/6891003/
[12:34] <geirha> v1c3: There's a good reason find does not follow symbolic links by default. If someone where to put a symlink to / or ./ you'd easily end up with infinite recursion
[12:35] <v1c3> geirha: Ok, I understand. Seems legit ;)
[12:36] <Tom1> i want to install Ubuntu to the flash drive permanently, i want to choose the ext4 filesystem with it, but since ext4 uses journalling , so i am afraid if it can reduce the lifespan of my pendrive, by continously writing to it.
[12:37] <cfhowlett> Tom1, USB stick or actual drive?
[12:37] <Tom1> pendrive
[12:37] <cfhowlett> Tom1, so ... cheap, yes?
[12:37] <Tom1> i would like to install whole ubuntu os on it
[12:37] <Tom1> can it damage the pendrive very soon.
[12:37] <fishcooker> this is my config interface http://paste.ubuntu.com/6891025/
[12:38] <chemist^> Tom1 not that soon
[12:38] <chemist^> Tom1, pendrives are cheap...so don't worry about it too much :)
[12:38] <Tom1> how about ext2 filesystem, is it robust too?
[12:38] <chemist^> just use the ext4 :D
[12:38] <cfhowlett> Tom1, nope.  ext4 is the default for good reason
[12:38] <dusf1_> i have messed up the permissions for /home and /home/dusf, how can i correct them please?
[12:39] <geirha> Tom1: If you select "Manual" (or is it "Advanced") partitioning during installation, you'll be allowed to choose ext2 instead of ext4
[12:39] <chemist^> !details | dusf1_
[12:39] <Tom1> with the ext4 filesytem, will the pendrive last atleast 3 years?
[12:39] <chemist^> 3 years lol
[12:39] <chemist^> :D
[12:40] <chemist^> Tom1, i doubt anyone will give you an answer to that :) try and see
[12:40] <cfhowlett> Tom1, make your own coffee, skip starbucks.  after 3 months go buy an SSD ...
[12:40] <chemist^> cfhowlett +1 :D
[12:40] <k1l> Tom1: the impact form the filesystem is not that big on the duration of that usb stick.
[12:40] <brisingrr> why do you want to run ubuntu on a usb stick for 3 years?
[12:41] <Tom1> well because ssds also have wear levels like pendrives. i mean ssds also have limited lifespan.
[12:41] <Tom1> ssds are not like hdd
[12:41] <cfhowlett> Tom1, ALL drives have a limited lifespan
[12:42] <Tom1> can i turn off journalling feature in ext4 filesystem?
[12:42] <k1l> Tom1: the duration from ssds is compareable to a hdd on regular desktop use
[12:42] <k1l> hdds get mechanical failures comparable to wear level of ssds
[12:43] <dusf1_> chemist^: i tried configuring users so no password would be needed for my account on login. after that when i tried to log in some text appeared but it brought me back to the login screen. i fixed this last night deleting .ICEauthority and then sudo chown dusf:dusf ~/.Xauthority, i was then able to login. the very same problem occurred this morning and by accident i deleted not just .ICEauthority but also .Xauthority. rebooting did not generate a new one.
[12:43] <cfhowlett> k1l, and the new ubuntu has native ssd support (forget the name of the program ...)
[12:43] <geirha> Tom1: No, dropping journalling would just make it an ext2 filesystem, so you'd just use ext2 in the first place
[12:43] <k1l> cfhowlett: fstrim or discard
[12:43] <Tom1> ext4 is really very robust? can i use reiser?
[12:44] <k1l> you want robust filesystem and ask for reiser?
[12:44] <chemist^> dusf1_, damn :)
[12:44] <Tom1> is reiser a weak filesystem?
[12:45] <dusf1_> chemist^: yeah :) i want to wipe the drive soon and install ubuntu server but i would like to go through everything using the GUI to make sure i have everything backed up first
[12:45] <chemist^> dusf1_, sorry i have no idea how to restore the xauthority
[12:45] <dusf1_> chemist^: no problem, thanks for trying
[12:45] <dusf1_> is anybody reading familiar with this problem?
[12:46] <dusf1_> chemist^: i have read that it should recreate itself unless the permissions for /home and /home/dusf are incorrect
[12:46] <fishcooker> i've got RTO frequently.. yes it is on wireless LAN .. this is my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/6891003/
[12:46] <fishcooker> this is my config interface http://paste.ubuntu.com/6891025/.. how to solve this RTO?
[12:46] <dusf1_> would you know how to properly correct them>
[12:46] <dusf1_> ?
[12:47] <Tom1> one more question
[12:47] <Tom1> can i format /home folder with fat file system, while installing ubuntu?
[12:49] <cfhowlett> Tom1, you can
[12:49] <brontosaurusrex> Tom1, no you can't/shouldn't
[12:49] <OerHeks> You can, but you don't want fat
[12:50] <geirha> Tom1: You likely won't be able to log in if you do
[12:51] <Jpmh> I am connected via an ethernet cable and the computer has an operational wifi card.  What do I need to do to make it an access point?  I set ad-hoc mode in edit connections already and the mac address of the wifi card
[12:52] <k1l> cfhowlett: are you sure? because of the permissions that are lost?
[12:52] <dusf1_> i tried configuring users so no password would be needed for my account on login. after that when i tried to log in some text appeared but it brought me back to the login screen. i fixed this last night deleting .ICEauthority and then sudo chown dusf:dusf ~/.Xauthority, i was then able to login. the very same problem occurred this morning and by accident i deleted not just .ICEauthority but also .Xauthority. rebooting did not generate a new one. i created
[12:53] <cfhowlett> k1l, my understanding (weakly held) is that you CAN use just about any format you want on your install - but why anyone would (1) want a "robust" system and (2) install fat is beyond me
[13:01] <dusf1_> i tried configuring users so no password would be needed for my account on login. after that when i tried to log in some text appeared but it brought me back to the login screen. i fixed this last night deleting .ICEauthority and then sudo chown dusf:dusf ~/.Xauthority, i was then able to login. the very same problem occurred this morning and by accident i deleted not just .ICEauthority but also .Xauthority. rebooting did not generate a new one. i created
[13:10] <Thubo> VIM question: How can I bind a key sequence (like 0f{zf%) to a key, without using macros?
[13:12] <somsip> Thubo: use map in your vimrc
[13:12] <geirha> Thubo: May be better asked in #vim though
[13:13] <as_> what is the difference between ubuntu, linux, free/BSD. I can understand about Mac & windows as they are Operating system
[13:13] <as_> & waht is debian?
[13:13] <somsip> Thubo: yeah - there are many different ways of mapping dependant on what you need. That's your starter for 10 though
[13:13] <Thubo> a simple nmap <leader>z 0f{zf%<CR> does not work...
[13:13] <somsip> as_: that's offtopic here. Wiki will help you better
[13:13] <geirha> as_: Ubuntu and Debian are operating systems that use the linux kernel
[13:13] <Thubo> I will ask in #vim - i thought maybe someone has a quick answer for that
[13:14] <as_> geirha: thank you
[13:14] <cfhowlett> as_, www.wikipedia.com   will answer all such questionos
[13:14] <Thubo> join #vim
[13:14] <Thubo> -.-
[13:23] <makara> how can I export GPG key?
[13:25] <squig> Hi, so in the top right hand corner of gnome classic desktop - in the gnome-panel there is a applet that used to let me log off , gnome-panel crashes (oom) and now the applet is gone. Any one know what its called?
[13:25] <CarlFK> I want to see audio levels on my screen.  ideally tied to my audio out, not the player so I can use different video players (mplayer, vlc, firefox, chrome, ) - any suggestions?
[13:31] <ronaldsmazitis> hello
[13:31] <ronaldsmazitis> can anybody read what I write?
[13:32] <DJones> ronaldsmazitis: Yes you can be seen
[13:33] <ronaldsmazitis> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21625734/mediaelementjs-video-player-false-controls?noredirect=1#comment32680848_21625734
[13:34] <Busybyeski> if i wanted to use a vm to ssh in for only a small variety of linuxy things like irssi, vi, gcc, git, how minimal could i make my image? should i even be looking ubuntu at that point?
[13:34] <somsip> !minimal | Busybyeski
[13:34] <Busybyeski> thanks!
[13:35] <somsip> Busybyeski: so you setup with the minimal cd, then intall just what you need. CTRL <start> in virtualbox starts a headless server too FWIW
[13:36] <Hix> hi, anyone wise in the ways of samba / fstab?
[13:38] <Xuisce1> hi Hix
[13:39] <Busybyeski> somsip: control + the start button in the vb manager?
[13:39] <Hix> hi Xuisce
[13:40] <dirtydevil> I recently installed ubuntu 12.10 on Dell Inspiron 15R. But while copying files from external harddisk to laptop, I am having an " error splicing file input/output error -  Cannot Copy" . Can anybody help please?
[13:40] <somsip> Busybyeski: yes
[13:40] <darryl__> hi all.  I'm a complete noob to Ubuntu, and I'm having trouble connecting my cloud service via "copy.com" to Ubuntu.  I've installed the app successful, however it will not sync my data.  it gives this error message in the app: "Error syncing with cloud: Problem with SSL CA cert (path? access rights?)"
[13:41] <darryl__> I've read through the copy.com documentation, but I can't find a solution.  this is a completely fresh install
[13:41] <somsip> Busybyeski: Hmm. Maybe I misremember. That didn't work...
[13:42] <somsip> Busybyeski: shift and Start... not CTRL
[13:43] <Busybyeski> somsip: a bit unfamiliar with this config.. what can i use for hostname/ip to ssh to?
[13:44] <somsip> Busybyeski: well, you have to set that to static first so it doesn't change, or get it off the DHCP allocation on your router.
[13:44] <Busybyeski> it hits the dhcp table even as a vm?
[13:45] <somsip> Busybyeski: depends how you set it up. NAT or bridged or...the others I never use
[13:47] <dusf1_> i tried configuring users so no password would be needed for my account on login. after that when i tried to log in some text appeared but it brought me back to the login screen. i fixed this last night deleting .ICEauthority and then sudo chown dusf:dusf ~/.Xauthority, i was then able to login. the very same problem occurred this morning and by accident i deleted not just .ICEauthority but also .Xauthority. rebooting did not generate a new one. i created
[13:48] <somsip> dusf1_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1863978
[13:50] <dusf1_> somsip, thanks, reading
[13:50] <somsip> dusf1_: the first search result with [solved] in the title seemed like the one to suggest to you
[13:51] <worm`> Hi I need an .Xauthority file to make a non-root user able to run startx. There is no /root/.Xauthority either, how should I generate that file then? (server 12.10)
[13:52] <dusf1_> somsip: i have been through many ubuntu solved threads already which has not solved the issue, possibly because there is a combination of problems. as i have said i could not get past login even before i deleted .Xauthority and possibly messed up /home and /dusf permissions. i am trying your link now, will let you know, thanks.
[13:52] <witheld1> worm`: did you run startx as root
[13:52] <witheld1> er
[13:52] <witheld1> with sudo
[13:52] <witheld1> did you run it with sudo
[13:53] <witheld1> Don't do that, delete the .Xauthroity in your home folder as it's likely owned by root
[13:54] <DJones> G002
[13:54] <DJones> Grr, wrong window
[13:54] <worm`> I didn't, and there is no .Xauthority in the user's folder
[13:54] <worm`> home folder*
[13:55] <k1l> worm`: start the lightdm and not startx
[13:55] <dusf1_> somsip: that gives the error unable to open display ":0"
[13:56] <dusf1_> somsip: 'No protocol specified'
[13:59] <Cheekio> rhosts are hosts that are connected to me, what are hosts I am connected to?
[14:00] <Cheekio> fhosts?
[14:00] <Cheekio> basically I set up conky last night and I'm addicted to having ever-present data streaming into my eyeballs.
[14:07] <cortexA9> hello
[14:08] <cortexA9> i have a gift for ubuntu
[14:08] <queretaro> cortexA9: what is it?
[14:09] <cortexA9> http://web.archive.org/web/20041118053113/http://www.ubuntu.com/
[14:09] <cortexA9> this
[14:09] <cortexA9> :)
[14:09] <jpds> Those were the days.
[14:10] <LucidGuy> Can anyone explain to me the difference between the nvidia-331 package and nvidia-331-updates packages.  I assume the updates are just that.. so would most people not want to install the updates file first?
[14:11] <jpds> LucidGuy: N: Can't select versions from package 'nvidia-313' as it is purely virtual
[14:11] <adrian> love ubuntu
[14:11] <jpds> Looking like the former just references the latter?
[14:11] <LucidGuy> jpds, not sure what you mean
[14:11] <Guest36890> lol
[14:12] <jpds> LucidGuy: Looks like they're just old packages.
[14:12] <Guest36890> Any1 know how to edit screenfetch wanna put custom art there
[14:12] <jpds> LucidGuy: Do: apt-cache show nvidia-331.
[14:12] <jpds> Oh, no, wait.
[14:12] <LucidGuy> I have ..  not much info
[14:12] <LucidGuy> well, lots of info.  Just nothing usefull for me.
[14:15] <Alberto> Hello guys! I've a problem with my network in a ubuntu server 12.04. I don't know why I cannot get access to internet, and to my local network too!!
[14:16] <halfburnttoast> Alberto, run 'route -v'
[14:16] <Alberto> If I run service networking start, Throw me an error "stop/waiting"
[14:16] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: Ok
[14:16] <halfburnttoast> oh, networking isn't even running?
[14:16] <halfburnttoast> hmm
[14:16] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: What do you want from there?
[14:16] <halfburnttoast> well, that should show you your default gateway
[14:17] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: and in ifconfig -a, there is no eth0 interface
[14:17] <halfburnttoast> ah
[14:17] <halfburnttoast> yeah, that's the bigger problem
[14:17] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: yup
[14:17] <halfburnttoast> when you try to bring it up, does dmesg show you an error?
[14:18] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: I recently moved my hard disk to another tower, maybe is a network board?
[14:18] <halfburnttoast> your boot drive?
[14:19] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: I don't think so
[14:19] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: I think the problem is in the board configuration
[14:19] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: how can I set it to default?
[14:20] <halfburnttoast> well, does dmesg show you any more errors when you try to bring up networking?
[14:22] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: how can I see that in easy way? I have a big log output
[14:22] <luny> anyone minign scrypt coins with amd cards? :>
[14:23] <luny> I installed the latest beta drivers but the hashrate seems > 20% slower than in windows
[14:24] <halfburnttoast> Alberto, it should be in the last few lines if you've just tried to restart it
[14:24] <halfburnttoast> it'll probably also show up in syslog
[14:25] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: but I cannot restart it, because the interface eth0 doesn't exist. How can I restart all the network conf to default?
[14:27] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: if I use "sudo ifup eth0", throw me an error telling me that
[14:28] <worm`> witheld1: I found an .Xauthority file in the end and copied it into the home folder of the user that needs it. But I'm still not able to use startx, weird
[14:28] <witheld1> just delete the .Xauthority in your home folder
[14:29] <witheld1> make it so there is none
[14:31] <Alberto> Hello guys! I've a problem with my network in a ubuntu server 12.04. I don't know why I cannot get access to internet, and to my local network too!!
[14:31] <reason0fs1n> start at the bottom
[14:31] <reason0fs1n> Do you have link state?
[14:31] <witheld1> worm`: I have to go, delete the .Xauthority file in your home folder, then run startx without root. That's all you need to do.
[14:31] <reason0fs1n> i.e. do you have flashing lights at the cable?
[14:32] <witheld1> I can't help you more because you literallye take over an hour to respond
[14:32] <Alberto> yes
[14:32] <Alberto> I have lights
[14:32] <reason0fs1n> can you ARP other local devices
[14:32] <Alberto> nope
[14:33] <reason0fs1n> so from the CLI of the Linux box what is the output of the arp command?
[14:33] <Alberto> I cannot do a ping from my computer to the server
[14:33] <reason0fs1n> understood
[14:33] <reason0fs1n> but can you reslove the MAC Address is the question at hand
[14:33] <reason0fs1n> you may not be able to ping for serveral reasons
[14:34] <reason0fs1n> the first thing to check is computer 1 can resolve the phycal address of computer 2
[14:34] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: I don't have the interface eth0 when I do ifconfig
[14:34] <reason0fs1n> ah
[14:34] <reason0fs1n> problem at hand
[14:34] <reason0fs1n> is this a new install?
[14:34] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: I recently changed the hard disk to another tower
[14:34] <reason0fs1n> ah
[14:35] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: maybe, there is the problem. no?
[14:35] <reason0fs1n> does the interface show up in dev
[14:35] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: let me check
[14:35] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: /dev/what?
[14:36] <lexarblake> Saludos
[14:36] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: I have one names docker0
[14:37] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: But It isn't a box or something like that, is the server on a machine
[14:37] <reason0fs1n> does the interface show up when you run the lspci command?
[14:38] <Alberto> reason0fs1n: no, I cannot see it
[14:39] <reason0fs1n> but you do see other PCI devices?
[14:40] <reason0fs1n> It sounds like a driver issue
[14:40] <Alberto> yeah
[14:40] <Alberto> but
[14:40] <Alberto> yesterday, I got the same problem
[14:41] <Alberto> And I changed the eth0 to eth1 in /etc/networking/interfaces
[14:41] <Alberto> and that works! but when I restart the server, the conection has gone again
[14:41] <shreezbot> Hi!  I currently use Ubuntu for all of my homeserver needs, and I'm thinking about switching to linux for all of my computers at home, but the only thing that gives me pause is gaming.  Has anyone been able to get League of Legends working on Ubuntu?
[14:41] <reason0fs1n> Wonky
[14:41] <shreezbot> That's pretty much the only game I play.
[14:41] <reason0fs1n> well good luck
[14:42] <halfburnttoast> if you've changed the bootdrive from computer to computer, you might also check the /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[14:42] <Alberto> =(
[14:43] <halfburnttoast> i've had it in my debian servers where interfaces that are swapped don't show up
[14:43] <halfburnttoast> deleting the contents of that file and rebooting causes it to regenerate
[14:43] <halfburnttoast> it's fixed the problem for me in the past
[14:43] <halfburnttoast> assuming that's the issue
[14:45] <halfburnttoast> Alberto, you might have old entries in that file, for example
[14:46] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: let me check that
[14:47] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: I will delete it
[14:47] <halfburnttoast> i'd just delete the contents
[14:47] <halfburnttoast> don't have to delete the file itself
[14:47] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: so?
[14:47] <halfburnttoast> something like: sudo echo "" >| /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[14:47] <halfburnttoast> then reboot
[14:47] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: ok ok
[14:48] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: gimme a second
[14:48] <halfburnttoast> it might not do anything if it is a driver problem though
[14:50] <FourFire> hello
[14:51] <FourFire> what's an easy to use, Distro which can be made bootable on a 1GB pendrive?
[14:51] <FourFire> need it for an emergency grab files from a nonbooting windows partition
[14:51] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: that doesn't work
[14:52] <Luyin> FourFire: ubuntu, xubuntu, puppy linux, knoppix...
[14:52] <FourFire> Ubuntu can be made a bootable on 1GB?
[14:52] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: let me see if I overwirte the persistent
[14:53] <jpds> FourFire: Yep.
[14:53] <FourFire> cool beans!
[14:53] <Luyin> FourFire: not sure if that's big enough. maybe try it with a smaller distro. DSL, puppy or knoppix should work
[14:53] <jpds> Luyin: For a live USB, it should be fine.
[14:53] <funkster> how do i get a list of device that are "UP" ? i ifdown'ed my eth0 but still displays in ifconfig and i see UP which means it "connected" but no IP, so any options?
[14:53] <halfburnttoast> Alberto, what didn't work?
[14:54] <jpds> funkster: 'ip addr'
[14:54] <jpds> funkster: And use ethtool.
[14:54] <andreas_tobi> #Gimp
[14:54] <Alberto> halfburnttoast: delete the content of network/interfaces
[14:54] <funkster> jpds: ahh, ok so just grep for "inet addr"
[14:55] <andreas_tobi> #gimp-de
[14:57] <andreas_tobi> ex-chat
[14:59] <Alberto> how can I hide the logs about login and logout from IRC?
[14:59] <Pici> !quietirc | Alberto
[14:59] <Pici> !quietwebchat | Alberto
[14:59] <Alberto> !quietwebchat
[15:00] <Alberto> ubottu: thanks!
[15:06] <packetscaper> Hi guys
[15:07] <Luvz7>  I need to add a grub boot menu entry, and have that menu entry load a squashfs filesystem to ram, and boot to it like a liveCD.
[15:07] <Luvz7> But this squashfs.filesystem is on my HD in the /live directory.
[15:07] <Luvz7> This has to be rather simple, I'm not familiar with grub much at all however.
[15:09] <magn0z_> hello! how does the ubuntu shell priority work? if I do the command "screen mycommand | tee -a my.log", it seems to interpret it as I want to run screen mycommand and pipe the result of that into tee, when i really want to run mycommand and pipe the output of that into tee, within a screen session. what am I doing wrong?
[15:11] <treehouse> so ubuntu v14 is out now?
[15:12] <Alberto> I've a problem with my network connection in a ubuntu server 12.04. I don't know why I dont have It. I changed my harddisk to another tower, so, maybe there is the problem. I cannot do a ping to google.com (unknow host). I cannot do a ping from my computer to the server. and if I do a ifup eth0, throw me "eth0 already configured. what can I do?
[15:12] <DJones> treehouse: No, only development releases
[15:12] <DJones> treehouse: Not due till the end of April 2014
[15:15] <pip> will the onboard graphics on  an AMD A4-4000  APU (7480D) be able to run Unity?
[15:16] <compdoc> pip, I just set up 12.04.4 on an apu, then installed the driver, and it works well
[15:17] <pip> compdoc: thanks, I wasn't planning on installing the driver TBH, but I don't need a discrete GPU as it's for a home file server
[15:18] <pip> actually that's a thought - do I need  AMD drivers for the APU?
[15:18] <compdoc> pip, I had to installed the driver because the colors for the desktop and logon screen were messed up
[15:18] <compdoc> try without, and if it works, then dont install the driver
[15:19] <pip> compdoc: I see. Did you use the additional drivers method or something else?
[15:19] <compdoc> additional drivers
[15:19] <pip> sweet  - that makes life easier
[15:19] <compdoc> yeah, it was pretty easy
[15:21] <pip> I may just leave the GPU in there for now.  Wait until I reinstall in April
[15:22] <vlt> Hello. I connected my Android 4.4 phone with MTP to my Ubuntu machine. The storage device is available in my file browser but not in a terminal for an rsync, for example. Any idea how to access it?
[15:24] <Dragoneye> did a shortcut from a terminal program I made to the desctop,  but it will not start. Do I have to spesify that it need to start with bash and if where do I spesify that ( I could not find it properties)
[15:26] <Dragoneye> the program is made i C by the way...
[15:26] <yash_> gnu radio instalation error
[15:26] <yash_> help me
[15:29] <k1l_> !details | yash_
[15:30] <rumpsteak> -7quit
[15:34] <teward> yash_: what're the specific errors you're getting?  You can put them in a pastebin and then give us the link to look at the errors.
[15:34] <treehouse> http://pastebin.com/my3Zwvve  got that from an apt-get install -f  .... can be fixed?
[15:34] <teward> !pastebin > yash_
[15:35] <yash_> yash@yash-Satellite-M100:~$ grc
[15:35] <yash_> <<< Welcome to GNU Radio Companion 3.2.2 >>>
[15:35] <yash_> Error: 'options'
[15:35] <yash_> >>> Failue
[15:35] <yash_> Traceback (most recent call last):
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/gui/MainWindow.py", line 174, in new_page
[15:35] <yash_>     flow_graph = self._platform.get_new_flow_graph()
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/Platform.py", line 149, in get_new_flow_graph
[15:35] <yash_>     def get_new_flow_graph(self): return self.FlowGraph(self)
[15:35] <yash_>   File "<string>", line 4, in __init__
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/FlowGraph.py", line 37, in __init__
[15:35] <yash_>     self.import_data()
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/FlowGraph.py", line 192, in import_data
[15:35] <yash_>     self._options_block = self.get_parent().get_new_block(self, 'options')
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/Platform.py", line 159, in get_new_block
[15:35] <yash_>     def get_new_block(self, flow_graph, key): return self.Block(flow_graph, n=self._blocks_n[key])
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/odict.py", line 34, in __getitem__
[15:35] <yash_>     return self._data[key]
[15:35] <yash_> KeyError: 'options'
[15:35] <yash_> Error: 'options'
[15:35] <mocara> Jesus dude! Pastebin
[15:35] <yash_> >>> Failue
[15:35] <Luyin> yash_: stop it
[15:35] <yash_> Traceback (most recent call last):
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/gui/MainWindow.py", line 174, in new_page
[15:35] <yash_>     flow_graph = self._platform.get_new_flow_graph()
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/Platform.py", line 149, in get_new_flow_graph
[15:35] <yash_>     def get_new_flow_graph(self): return self.FlowGraph(self)
[15:35] <kazak1377> Hello. Where can i find an appindicator creation example in c++?
[15:35] <yash_>   File "<string>", line 4, in __init__
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/FlowGraph.py", line 37, in __init__
[15:35] <yash_>     self.import_data()
[15:35] <yash_>   File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio/grc/base/FlowGraph.py", line 192, in import_data
[15:36] <Luyin> omg
[15:36] <Reliant> I was having problems yesterday with my 13.04 refusing to boot. I have installed 13.10. When it boots normall, it now gets to what sounds like the graphical shell, but all my screens are black, and I get that "drumroll" sound constantly repeating.
[15:36] <halfburnttoast> pastebin dude!
[15:36] <mocara> lol
[15:36] <treehouse> http://pastebin.com/my3Zwvve  got that from an apt-get install -f  .... can be fixed?
[15:36] <mocara> That was like watching a train crash in slow mo :)
[15:37] <tortue> I need to install kali tools on ubuntu
[15:37] <kazak1377> Q5VkPlayer/mainwindow.cpp:146: error: libappindicator/app-indicator.h: No such file or directory where can i find an appindicator example&
[15:37] <kazak1377> ??
[15:38] <AmbiguousOutlier> hello, does anyone know how to export an AUFS via NFS
[15:38] <hitsujiTMO> tortue: if they're not in the repo then you'll have to install from source or find a PPA
[15:39] <yash_> @luyin , that the output i got with grc
[15:39] <Luyin> !pastebin > yash_
[15:40] <Luyin> yash_: noone's going to answer anything based on _that_
[15:40] <Reliant> I notice that Ubuntu is downloading "amd64" versions of packages. I have an Intel. Is it supposed to do that?
[15:40] <halfburnttoast> Reliant, it's fine
[15:40] <Luyin> Reliant: if you're using a 64bit-installation, it is
[15:40] <Reliant> ok
[15:40] <halfburnttoast> amd64 is just the instruction set name
[15:40] <halfburnttoast> it's shared by intel and amd
[15:40] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: yes. amd64 is just the generic name for intel + amd 64bit architectures
[15:41] <Reliant> just wanted to be sure since I'm trying to trouble shoot why the X GUI isn't coming up
[15:42] <halfburnttoast> what do you get in your Xorg log file?
[15:42] <magic_man> *testing chat
[15:42] <hitsujiTMO> !test | magic_man
[15:42] <halfburnttoast> man, there's an ubottu for everything
[15:42] <morteza> hi all
[15:42] <kazak1377> Hello
[15:43] <kazak1377> Is there any ubuntu developers? I need help to integrate my player into volume menu. (player wrote in qt5)
[15:44] <Pici> kazak1377: try #ubuntu-app-devel
[15:44] <kazak1377> Pici: thanks
[15:45] <glippi> I like unicorns
[15:45] <Pici> glippi: so does #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:45] <Hanumaan> is there some problem with proxy ?
[15:46] <yash_> http://pastebin.com/Z0zf6ctA
[15:46] <glippi> Pici: 1 thing I say and you immediately cry like a little bitch! :) You must be fun to be around....
[15:46] <yash_> my problem in pastebin
[15:46] <treehouse> http://pastebin.com/CmYCW9Ww any ideas? I want dbus, I like dbus
[15:47] <Reliant> halfburnttoast: Segmentation fault at address 0x0
[15:47] <Reliant> looks like it's using the NOUVEAU drivers
[15:50] <k1l_> yash_: what ubuntu is that?
[15:50] <mapps> hi folks - anyone able to help with oot@dimension:/usr/local/squidGuard/db# squidGuard -C all
[15:50] <mapps> DB->put: method not permitted before handle's open method
[15:52] <Guest36890> hm
[15:53] <nutzz> hey guys, after i restart my computer and switch to windows instead of ubuntu I see that my headphone doesn't work, I tried with 3 different headphone. I have to close my computer, after this it seems to work.
[15:53] <k1l_> yash_: well, you need to compile gnuradio companion afaik
[15:54] <Guest36890> nutzz this happnes only after u go from ubuntu to windows?
[15:54] <nutzz> yes
[15:54] <yash_> k1l _ : whats is afiak?
[15:54] <romaniac737> as far as I know
[15:54] <k1l_> as far as i know
[15:55] <yash_> k1l_ :its ubuntu 11.10
[15:55] <Guest36890> imo, nutz, can u explain what you mean with 'your headphone does not work'
[15:55] <Reliant> I installed the nvidia-319 driver, and now after choosing "Ubuntu" at the grub menu, all I get is a purple screen
[15:56] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: what gpu do you have?
[15:56] <nishttal2> hello ppl.. i have someone manage to break the package manager and now unable to install boost.. can someone help... http://fpaste.org/75291/17885711/
[15:56] <Reliant> NVIDIA GTX 780
[15:56] <k1l_> yash_: well, ubuntu 11.10 is way out of order
[15:56] <k1l_> !eol | yash_
[15:57] <linuxearth> how can i earn money using ubuntu?
[15:57] <gordonjcp> linuxearth: by being really good at solving people's problems with it
[15:57] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: thatys not supported by 319 afaik. you'll have to use 12.04.4 with nvidia 331 or wait for trusty
[15:57] <gordonjcp> linuxearth: same as any other tool
[15:57] <linuxearth> i am good but i am not getting money
[15:57] <souredfrog> linuxearth,  by running servers that host profitable sites/apps/content
[15:57] <souredfrog> :p
[15:57] <Reliant> oh ffs. Now the recovery mode doesn't work at all, and I'm locked out of the root shel
[15:57] <linuxearth> i want to earn
[15:57] <k1l_> !guidelines > linuxearth
[15:57] <aim> I switched to Trusty and tried to create a Custom Keyboard shortcut (which works fine on Precise). Where are these know stored? The shortcut I added was "SwitchToEmacs" yet the following returns no entry at all: "GLOBIGNORE=.:.. ag SwitchToEmacs $HOME/.*"
[15:58] <souredfrog> k1l_, Why so quick to +q? He been here before?
[15:58] <Reliant> hitsujiTMO: My CPU has a build in GPU. Is there a way to use that one instead?
[15:58] <k1l_> souredfrog: yes, i am tired of giving him warnings
[15:58]  * souredfrog nods
[15:58] <souredfrog> Sorry, wasnt trying to question you. Just curious. :)
[15:59] <nishttal2> someone help me please.. http://fpaste.org/75291/17885711/
[16:00] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: if your motherboard has a monitor output then you should be able to with that
[16:00] <Reliant> I have it plugged into that
[16:01] <Reliant> right now, I'm completly locked out. -15 (Recovery) doesn't boot, and -14 (Recovery) gives me no working keyboard
[16:01] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: ok. you'll need to repair whstever is broken from a live cd then
[16:01] <gonyere> nishttal2 - sudo apt-get install libboost-context-dev
[16:02] <hitsujiTMO> !trusty | aim
[16:02] <nishttal2> gonyere, cool.. that did it..
[16:02] <nishttal2> gonyere, so is my apt-get fixed now?
[16:02] <gonyere> idk, try again
[16:02] <nishttal2> gonyere, thankyou so much
[16:02] <Reliant> how do I get Ubuntu to use the Intel GPU instead of the NVIDIA one?
[16:02] <Reliant> I have the Ubuntu installer running, and it's using the NVIDIA one right now
[16:02] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: it should use that if you are connected directly to the motherboard
[16:03] <Reliant> I have two displays
[16:03] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: what intel gpu is it?
[16:03] <Reliant> HD 4600
[16:04] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: can you pastebin the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:04] <Reliant> not anymore. I got locked out of the machine
[16:04] <Reliant> I have to reinstall Ubuntu all over
[16:04] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: do that from the live dcd
[16:05] <hitsujiTMO> cd*
[16:05] <Reliant> it had a segfault at address 0x0
[16:05] <osvaldo1> hi, someone know how the integration lightdm ecryptfs works? i'd like to try other encryption software instead but i would like, as yet, to put only the user-password in lightdm and having the encrypted file system automatically mounted
[16:06] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: which is having a segfault at null? live cd or the installed copy?
[16:06] <Reliant> the one that was installed. It's the only line I remember. the live CD just went black screen
[16:07] <hitsujiTMO> !nomodeset | Reliant use this for the live cd
[16:07] <rufianw> Hi. I think ureadahead is not working at all on my Ubuntu 12.04, since my /var/lib/ureadahead is empty. There are no pack files. What could be the fault?
[16:07] <Reliant> I'm opening up the live CD. Strangely enough, that one was working just fine while the installed version wasn't
[16:08] <treehouse> I can't apt-get anything.. I get "can't configure" error messages
[16:08] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: ok. once you get into the live cd. choose to "try ubuntu". then from the terminal: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:09] <Reliant> right now, "try ubuntu" is sitting at a black screen
[16:09] <Reliant> it was working fine a few hours ago
[16:09] <Reliant> there we go
[16:09] <Reliant> finished loading
[16:09] <morteza> hi
[16:13] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892115/    It has the right day & time, but the contents aren't the same as the one I had looked at
[16:13] <Sayanel> hello
[16:13] <Sayanel> please could someone help me?
[16:13] <metaphysician> Firefox still not updated to 27 in Ubuntu?
[16:14] <metaphysician> in 12.04
[16:14] <hddmonster> Hi I have 13.10 64bit
[16:14] <treehouse> can I add i386 libraries to apt-get??!
[16:14] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: ok. so it seems by default you are infact using the intel gpu
[16:14] <hddmonster> and have wifi problem. It's not stable drop mostly and reconnecting so hard usually i did it manually on/off again again
[16:15] <nishttal2> treehouse, i think thats what ia32-libs does
[16:15] <Sayanel> I need to install windows xp on virtual box, but I cannot find a windows xp iso on the internet. does anyone knows where i can find one?
[16:15] <jpds> treehouse: They're there by default.
[16:15] <gonyere> Sayanel whats up?
[16:15] <tmmunq> not a security release, so it probably isnt high priority
[16:15] <jpds> treehouse: apt-get install lib<name>:i386
[16:16] <OerHeks> Sayanel, we are not going to help you find a windows iso.
[16:16] <treehouse> this is the problem I get all the time (and some more problems): http://pastebin.com/Lu2tTdMF
[16:16] <k1l_> Sayanel: ##windows for that
[16:16] <hitsujiTMO> !latest | metaphysician
[16:16] <Sayanel> gonyere i need a windows xp iso, to run a software to get back some datas on an external hd which turned into Raw :/
[16:16] <OerHeks> !piracy | Sayanel
[16:16] <gonyere> sorry, can't help you with that.
[16:16] <hddmonster> OerHeks: Would you help me ?
[16:17] <Sayanel> arf ok sorry, excuse me
[16:17] <k1l_> Sayanel: again: this is a ubuntu support channel. we dont deliver windows isos. ask ##windows
[16:17] <Reliant> The nvidia driver is blocking my PC from booting. Since I don't have access to the shell itself, but I can mount the drive from the live CD, what do I do to block the nvidia driver from loading in the kernel?
[16:17] <tmmunq> downloading the iso isnt piracy if he has a key. besides, there are much better tools for recovery than windows xp
[16:17] <OerHeks> hddmonster, i know a little about wireless, what is your wlan adapter?
[16:17] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: chroot in and remove the driver
[16:17] <hddmonster> Give me code what you want?
[16:18] <mohit> hhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiii
[16:18] <Sayanel> well, but everywhere on the internet when someone talk about virtualbox, it's about installing windows xp to run some softwares. do they all need a cd or iso? or does virtualbox can install a kind of windows without it?
[16:18] <hddmonster> OerHeks: oz@oz-300E4C-300E5C-300E7C:~$ lspci -nnk | grep -iA2 net
[16:18] <hddmonster> 01:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 Wireless Network Adapter [168c:0032] (rev 01)
[16:18] <hddmonster>  Subsystem: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Device [144d:410e]
[16:18] <hddmonster>  Kernel driver in use: ath9k
[16:18] <hddmonster> 02:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller [10ec:8168] (rev 06)
[16:18] <hddmonster>  Subsystem: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Device [144d:c652]
[16:18] <hddmonster>  Kernel driver in use: r8169
[16:18] <Pici> !pastebin | hddmonster
[16:19] <Reliant> all I do is delete /lib/nvidia-319 ?
[16:19] <k1l_> Sayanel: enough of that topic now, no further warning
[16:19] <Pici> Sayanel: you can use a physical CD.
[16:19] <Giant81> wow anyway to limit my mirror to just the releases I want?
[16:19] <Giant81> I'm doing a full mirror and it' sup to 777GB and counting
[16:19] <hddmonster> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892140/
[16:20] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: whats the output of: sudo parted -l | pastebinit
[16:20] <Sayanel> I had one but I lost it... well so if i cannot install windows xp, does anyone know how to get back datas from an external hd that turned into the raw format? (excuse my english, i'm french)
[16:21] <Reliant> hitsujiTMO: I mean the /lib/nvidia-319 relative to the correct mount (/media/ubuntu/reallybigcode/lib/nvidia-319
[16:21] <Dragoneye> even did a bash script that should execute my C program, but cannot get it to launch it from the desctop...
[16:21] <yellabs> hi there all you good people..
[16:21] <sabin> Sayanel: Use minitool partition recovery
[16:21] <hddmonster> Pici: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892140/ My wi-fi isn't stable, drops, connecting so hard
[16:21] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: no you do not. you need to remove it correctly
[16:21] <Sayanel> sabin is it on ubuntu? :) does it really work?
[16:22] <yellabs> any one has some experience with : MacBook Aluminum 13" Intel C2D 2.0 , would this run ubuntu ( dual boot ) as well ?
[16:22] <Reliant> what's the correct way to remove it?
[16:22] <yellabs> stille using the old thinkpad , so thinking of this as upgrade
[16:22] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: as i said, chroot in and remove it with apt-get
[16:22] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: whats the output of: sudo parted -l | pastebinit
[16:22] <Dragoneye> works from terminal, but not from shortcut from desktop..  any idea?
[16:22] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892149/
[16:22] <sabin> Sayanel: It is for windows. It has an option to reccover raw drives.I have used it last time when my drive became raw.
[16:23] <hddmonster> No one helps me ?
[16:23] <souredfrog> with what
[16:23] <Dragoneye> not me ehter  ;-)
[16:23] <souredfrog> oh no I dont know about wifi
[16:23] <Sayanel> Sabin thanks but this is the point, i cannot run a windows software :/
[16:24] <hddmonster> Would you advice any channel?
[16:24] <Dragoneye> wine
[16:24] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: pastebin the output of: mount
[16:24] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: mount | pastebinit
[16:24] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892158/
[16:24] <Reliant> my root is at /media/ubuntu/8d8.../
[16:25] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: ok start with: sudo umount /dev/sda5; sudo umount /dev/sda6
[16:25]  * hddmonster slaps AlanBell around a bit with a large trout
[16:25] <DJones> hddmonster: Please turn that off
[16:25] <Reliant> done
[16:26] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: what is sda6? home?
[16:26] <hddmonster> DJones: I need help.
[16:26] <Reliant> 10 GB /, 10 GB /home, and 34GB /var
[16:26] <Dragoneye> if you make a program that uses output in the terminal, how do we make it launch from the desktop?
[16:26] <LucidGuy> Anyone else have nvidia driver issues after performing a recent apt-get dist-upgrade?
[16:27] <DJones> hddmonster: Just be patient, if you don't get a reply, repeat your question after about 15 minutes
[16:27] <ezra-s> 34GB /var? sounds exagerated
[16:27] <Dragoneye> LucidGuy: would it be better to install the driver from nvidia.com  ?
[16:27] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: please run this: cd ~; mkdir install; sudo mount /dev/sda5 install; sudo mount /dev/sda6 install/home; sudo mount /dev/sda7 install/var; sudo mount --bind /dev install/dev; sudo mount --bind /sys install/sys; sudo mount --bind /dev/pts install/dev/pts; sudo mount -t proc none install/proc; sudo chroot install
[16:27] <Reliant> It's for the databases and /var/www
[16:28] <ezra-s> oh
[16:28] <LucidGuy> Dragoneye, Using nvidia's installers work, but I prefer to stick to repo based packages via apt
[16:29] <Dragoneye> LucidGuy: ok
[16:29] <hitsujiTMO> LucidGuy: what version of ubuntu?
[16:29] <treehouse> whenever I try to install anything with apt-get, I get this: http://pastebin.com/Lu2tTdMF  and apt-get -f install will just complain in a manner like this: http://pastebin.com/BCBrJJKC   .. im stuck :( what do I do?
[16:29] <Reliant> hitsujiTMO: done. only error is pts is not a directory
[16:30] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: mount | pastebinit
[16:30] <mapps> oh oh
[16:30] <mapps> i removed some things i shouldnt have
[16:30] <Reliant> pastebinit not installed. I guess that's a good sign :D
[16:30] <mapps> now i have no internet
[16:30] <mapps> :Z
[16:30] <LucidGuy> Dragoneye, the other issue is that if you update your kernel you will most likely have to reinstall the nvidia package.  So its kinda annoying having apt-get update break your video drivers after every kernel update
[16:30] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: exit;           then again: mount | pastebinit
[16:30] <LucidGuy> hitsujiTMO, I'm currently on 12.04
[16:31] <Dragoneye> Is it me or does the desktop sucks!   I allways have to open a terminal to lauch my program
[16:31] <worm`> hi, I got a remote machine running ubuntu 12.10 server with a X server and Unity running on it. When I connect to it remotely using SSH, how can I execute a graphical application on the display of the remote machine?
[16:31] <Reliant> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892202/
[16:31] <hitsujiTMO> LucidGuy: if you were using nvidia-319 you may find that the dist-upgrade has update you to nvidia-331
[16:31] <Dragoneye> LucidGuy:  I allways have a driver on my system, so any kernel updates, i just lauch the driver and then its ok again ;-)
[16:31] <LucidGuy> hitsujiTMO, I noticed that.. and then it ruined my system, and it took almost 4 hours to resolve.
[16:32] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: once again try: sudo mount --bind /dev/pts install/dev/pts;
[16:32] <halfburnttoast> worm`,  you need to set the display variable
[16:32] <halfburnttoast> export DISPLAY=:0
[16:32] <halfburnttoast> then try it
[16:32] <Reliant> that works
[16:33] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: sudo chroot install
[16:33] <Reliant> ok
[16:33] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: apt-get install pastebinit && dpkg --get-selections | grep nvidia | pastebinit
[16:33] <worm`> halfburnttoast: I already tried, I got the error "Can't connect to X11 window server using ':0' as the value of the DISPLAY variable."
[16:33] <reppson> yes
[16:33] <Giant81> anyone know if ther eis a way to mirror just packages for a specific version of ubuntu? say for 12.04 and the latest without syncing the entire archive?
[16:34] <Reliant> I have no network connection from the chroot environment
[16:34] <worm`> halfburnttoast: I wrote a script with : DISPLAY=:0; export DISPLAY
[16:34] <Reliant> or rather, no DNS
[16:34] <hitsujiTMO> Giant81: you'd have to filter the packages in your mirror script
[16:34] <worm`> halfburnttoast: preceding the command running my graphical app
[16:35] <Reliant> nvidia-319, nvidia-common, nvidia-settings-319
[16:35] <arcsky> if i want to edit the welcome message when i ssh, where do i edit the file?
[16:35] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: sudo apt-get purge nvidia-319 nvidia-settings-319
[16:35] <worm`> halfburnttoast: actually it works if I login from the user who started the X server
[16:36] <halfburnttoast> change DISPLAY=:0 to 'source DISPLAY=:0'
[16:36] <worm`> halfburnttoast: but I need to do that from a different user
[16:36] <halfburnttoast> oh
[16:36] <halfburnttoast> hm
[16:36] <Reliant> hitsujiTMO: done. do I need to do anything else before I try booting off it?
[16:36] <hitsujiTMO> arcsky: the motd is generated from /etc/update-motd.d/*
[16:36] <theseb> Is this right?-->This UEFI that replaces the BIOS i think is a real pain....if I'm not mistaken it can get messed up and brick your laptop when you are trying to install linux!?!??! then you can't boot into BIOS or anything?
[16:37] <k1l_> arcsky: /etc/motd.d/ (or similar named)
[16:37] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:37] <halfburnttoast> theseb, enter UEFI and disable secure boot
[16:37] <Reliant> it's not there. Only xorg.conf.failsafe
[16:38] <halfburnttoast> worm`, i'm not sure if that's possible, to be honest
[16:38] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: thats ok then. also: cat /etc/modprobe.d/* | grep nouveau
[16:38] <worm`> halfburnttoast: I don't know either, perhaps I could change the user starting X on my remote machine?
[16:38] <OerHeks> !uefi | theseb
[16:38] <Reliant> hitsujiTMO: no results
[16:38] <worm`> halfburnttoast: I have no idea how to do that though
[16:38] <hddmonster> Do you know anything about my Wi-fi problem?
[16:39] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: ok. try booting your system again
[16:39] <Giant81> hitsujiTMO, so it's not as simple as just pointing rsync to http://archive.ubuntu.com/12.04/ or something to get just that version..... ok well good thing I have 2TB on that volume
[16:40] <foo499> hey. i'd like to install ubuntu 12.04 lts parallel to an existing windows installation. i shrinked the system partition so that ubuntu will fit, still i'd like to know if the installer is able to set up such configuration without breaking both windows and it's bootloader. is there a wiki article you recommend?
[16:41] <halfburnttoast> foo499, did you run the installer for ubuntu and have it resize the partitions?
[16:42] <Reliant> hitsujiTMO: Getting somewhere. The screen plugged into the APU is getting a flashing screen. I have a cursor and a black screen. It flashes on to show the login prompt for a brief instant, and goes black again
[16:42] <sabin> foo499 you can do it. I have done this previously.
[16:42] <foo499> halfburnttoast: i used the windows disk utility.
[16:43] <hitsujiTMO> Giant81: try debmirror if you want to filter https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Debmirror
[16:43] <halfburnttoast> foo499, if you haven't installed ubuntu before, the ubuntu installer will allow you to resize the partitions from the GUI
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> foo499: as long as the installer sees the free space and Windows as is expected you can install to the fee space in the liveCD. Justread the screen as you install and think. You will replace the WIndows boot loader with Grub which can boot both OSes
[16:43] <foo499> halfburnttoast, sabin: is manual partitioning necessary (i.e. create /, swap, /boot), or will the installer use the freed space for that?
[16:43] <halfburnttoast> foo499, it will install the grub bootloader, rather than relying on what windows uses
[16:43] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: ctrl + alt + f1    to get tty1 up
[16:44] <Reliant> Xorg.0.log.old:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/6892267/
[16:44] <Reliant> It's the .old because I rebooted into a safe mode command prompt
[16:44] <halfburnttoast> foo499, usually it isn't necessary to do any manual resizing unless you want a more complex setup
[16:44] <worm`> Anyone know how to change the user running X/Unity on 12.10 server edition? Or make it possible for other users to use the display?
[16:44] <halfburnttoast> foo499, but if you've already created space, you can set it up manually anyways
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> foo499: the installer will partition the freed space for you, or if you want you can setup manual partitions. You dont need a separate /boot these days
[16:45] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: do you have a monitor connected to the nvidia gpu?
[16:45] <treehouse> any ideas what the cake is going on? http://pastebin.com/bwjwe3mf
[16:45] <Reliant> yes
[16:46] <hitsujiTMO> Reliant: remove it
[16:46] <foo499> halfburnttoast: cool. no, i'd like to keep it simple here. so GRUB will be written to the MBR and substitute the windows bootloader, i guess?
[16:47] <profligacy> I have a bit of an issue, I forgot my password.