[02:28] <NewbRyan> crimsun, im sorry what is the command to list all that?
[02:28] <sethrd> brenner: It says yes, but I've read of people getting 1200+ in glxgears, where I'm lucky to get over 500.,
[02:28] <nismo> !
[02:28] <ubotu> NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, nismo
[02:28] <IdleOne> nismo, read the message you got from ubotu
[02:28] <djk_> occy: usermod -l user.. but check the syntax again
[02:28] <nismo> i did idle
[02:28] <gnomefreak> sethrd: i get 2000
[02:28] <brenner> nismo: exactly..."Install it to /opt/firefox:"  ... note the colon
[02:28] <occy> k
[02:28] <nismo> puta
[02:28] <sethrd> brenner: Besides the scores, because I know they aren't a benchmark, I get slow redraws on desktop.
[02:28] <nismo> well even i after i do the sudo it doesnt owrk
[02:28] <soundray> NewbRyan: adapted from above: 'for i in /proc/asound/card0/codec97#0/* ; do echo $i ; cat $i ; done'
[02:29] <nismo> No such file or directory
[02:29] <occy> hmm
[02:29] <nismo> ive been telling you that for about 10 minutes now lol
[02:29] <brenner> nismo: ok.  where is the tar file?
[02:29] <nismo> ...
[02:29] <moonman> !ubotu .mp3
[02:29] <ubotu> Do they come in packets of five. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, moonman
[02:29] <brenner> sethrd: if it's an ati card.  have you tried fglrx?
[02:29] <_jason> !mp3
[02:29] <ubotu> rumour has it, mp3 is a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[02:29] <nismo> ive told you that too, i said its in tmp and the desktop
[02:30] <moonman> _jason, thanks.
[02:30] <sethrd> brenner: I don't have that...
[02:30] <brenner> nismo: ok, open a terminal
[02:30] <nismo> k
[02:30] <brenner> ubotu: tell sethrd about ati
[02:30] <NewbRyan> crimsun: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10879
[02:30] <NewbRyan> soundray: thanks
[02:30] <brenner> nismo: cd ~/Desktop
[02:31] <nismo> what is cd for
[02:31] <brenner> nismo: change directory
[02:31] <soundray> NewbRyan: something seems to be missing at line 118
[02:31] <brenner> ~/Desktop is equivalent to /home/<username>/Desktop
[02:32] <NewbRyan> soundray: could it be the problem?
[02:32] <sethrd> brenner: I can't use the binary because I have a 7500 Mobility.
[02:32] <soundray> NewbRyan: try again please, pasting only the output from the last command.
[02:32] <nismo> hm
[02:32] <nismo> no such file or directory
[02:32] <nismo> double u tee eff
[02:32] <dabaR> sishi slonu
[02:33] <duelboot_> soundray...can you assist?  I have sound out, but can't get my mic to work
[02:33] <brenner> nismo: paste the full error
[02:33] <_jason> nismo: make sure you put capital D
[02:33] <barktpolar> Does Ubuntu's Site have a RSS Feed
[02:33] <davidmoore83> hi
[02:33] <NeverDream> soundray, it worked :) thanks a lot B)
[02:33] <davidmoore83> anyone seen my issues with my new install on the forum?
[02:33] <nismo> k
[02:34] <NewbRyan> soundray: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10880 better?
[02:34] <nismo> oknxt
[02:34] <brenner> nismo: now run that sudo command
[02:34] <davidmoore83> ?
[02:34] <soundray> NewbRyan: yes. We just have to make sure crimsun knows about the latter one.
[02:34] <nismo> ok after the sudo command i get a list of commands
[02:34] <djk_> davidmoore83: yea, everyone's been checking it all night long..
[02:35] <duelboot_> can anyone help me with an audio problem?  I have audio out, but no mic capability
[02:35] <greg> hi
[02:35] <soundray> duelboot_: have you seen the wiki stuff on sound?
[02:35] <soundray> !sound
[02:35] <ubotu> hmm... sound is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems or http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoundProblemsHoary
[02:35] <davidmoore83> so anyone any ideas then?
[02:35] <brenner> djk_: heh
[02:35] <duelboot_> soundray:  no, am looking now
[02:35] <NewbRyan> crimsun: here is the paste bin http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10880
[02:35] <djk_> brenner: sarcasm is your friend ;)
[02:35] <brenner> nismo: they're not commands.  it's listing the stuff it's extracting from the archive
[02:35] <davidmoore83> yh but sarcasm isnt helpful!
[02:36] <crimsun> NewbRyan: sec, I'm on the phone.
[02:36] <djk_> davidmoore83: neither is such a question
[02:36] <NewbRyan> crimsun, no hurry
[02:36] <nismo> no no no
[02:36] <brenner> davidmoore83: just tell us the problem
[02:36] <soundray> davidmoore83: at least it tells you something was the matter with your question ;)
[02:36] <nismo> it tells me usage : sudo etc etc etc
[02:36] <brenner> davidmoore83: or give us the url
[02:36] <h0nus> what is NFS?
[02:36] <brenner> davidmoore83: we don't have time to go hunting
[02:37] <nismo> lol doing this for kubuntu was so simple lol
[02:37] <davidmoore83> clean install on a shuttle SD31P with 945G chipset. No hardware is detected in device manager and HD light is constantly on
[02:37] <eyequeue> Network File System, a means of "sharing" directories across machines
[02:37] <soundray> !nfs
[02:37] <ubotu> from memory, nfs is see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NFSClientHowTo and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NFSServerHowTo for information on installing and configuring NFS.
[02:37] <davidmoore83> even my CPU isnt detected
[02:37] <brenner> nismo: pastebin the error
[02:37] <barktpolar> and what does ubuntu update when connected to the internet
[02:37] <davidmccabe> Hi folks. Is kernel 2.6.16 going to be released for breezy within the breezy time frame? I'm wondering whether it's worthwhile to build it now, or whether I should wait for it to be released.
[02:37] <nismo> there was no error
[02:37] <h0nus> eyequeue: thanks =)
[02:37] <eyequeue> barktpolar, "update" typically means "go fetch an updated list of packages"
[02:38] <soundray> davidmccabe: it won't be built for breezy.
[02:38] <Bowsa> anyone know how i could get wine to run
[02:38] <davidmccabe> soundray: thanks.
[02:38] <_jason> ...
[02:38] <eyequeue> h0nus, np
[02:38] <barktpolar> as in new versions?
[02:38] <brenner> nismo: obviously there was if it's telling you about sudo usage
[02:38] <nismo> usage: sudo -K | -L | -V | -h | -k | -l | -v
[02:38] <nismo> usage: sudo [-HPSb]  [-p prompt]  [-u username|#uid]
[02:38] <nismo>             { -e file [...]  | -i | -s | <command> }
[02:38] <davidmoore83> any ideas guys?
[02:38] <barktpolar> If it means that, then I can wait till DD comes out and upgrade ubuntu to that
[02:38] <eyequeue> barktpolar, new versions, new packages if any, security patches, basically
[02:38] <davidmccabe> Next question: Are there any important changes from the instructions on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelHowto if I am building a newer kernel directly from kernel.org?
[02:38] <Bowsa> anyone in here use wine
[02:38] <mtbordman20> sup
[02:39] <Bowsa> sup
[02:39] <eyequeue> barktpolar, --> security patches <--  that's the reason it's recommended to update often
[02:39] <RemyLaptop> hi, anyone know a good GUI based SCP prog for linux ?
[02:39] <brenner> nismo: and what command did you use?
[02:39] <Bowsa> nuttin
[02:39] <barktpolar> Do they Take long to download via dial-up
[02:39] <davidmccabe> RemyLaptop: I believe that nautilus can use scp.
[02:39] <Bowsa> chillin
[02:39] <davidmoore83> brenner, any ideas mate?
[02:39] <nismo> just sudo
[02:39] <nismo> wait
[02:39] <nismo> puta
[02:40] <Bowsa> trying to get wine to work
[02:40] <eyequeue> barktpolar, typically no, but if course if there are a billion huge packages with holes, that would change
[02:40] <oriktal> Bowsa: I use wine, successfully sometimes
[02:40] <moonman> hah, wine
[02:40] <Bowsa> how do you access wine
[02:40] <eyequeue> barktpolar, the last i recall was in sendmail
[02:40] <crimsun> NewbRyan: stereo works fine in another OS?
[02:40] <Bowsa> once it is installed does it show in the menu
[02:40] <__mikem> I got bejeweled 2 to run under wine before.
[02:40] <davidmoore83> plus brenner and nismo my CPU appears to have 100% cpu usage allllll the time
[02:40] <NewbRyan> crimsun yes
[02:41] <oriktal> install with synaptic, then terminal, wine nameofprog.exe
[02:41] <moonman> Bowsa, like
[02:41] <brenner> davidmccabe: you can run lspci in a terminal for hardware detection.  try running 'top' to see wha't using the HDD
[02:41] <moonman> navigate to the windows file you want to run, then type 'wine whatever.exe'
[02:41] <brenner> davidmccabe: that's not normal.. run 'top'
[02:41] <davidmccabe> davidmoore83, not davidmccabe.
[02:41] <brenner> nismo: puta?
[02:41] <oriktal> Bowsa: run winecfg first
[02:41] <brenner> nismo: just copy and paste the command
[02:41] <nismo> srry
[02:41] <nismo> i did
[02:41] <nismo> its been moved
[02:41] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 2770 (rev 02)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 2771 (rev 02)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27d0 (rev 01)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1d.0 USB Controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27c8 (rev 01)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1d.1 USB Controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27c9 (rev 01)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1d.2 USB Controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27ca (rev 01)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1d.3 USB Controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27cb (rev 01)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1d.7 USB Controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27cc (rev 01)
[02:42] <nismo> nxt is the rm command i suppose
[02:42] <RemyLaptop> davidmccabe, any ideas how I would go about it ?
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1e.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp. 82801 PCI Bridge (rev e1)
[02:42] <eyequeue> Seveas, /msg okay?
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27b8 (rev 01)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27df (rev 01)
[02:42] <__mikem> Holly crap, stop
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1f.2 RAID bus controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27c3 (rev 01)
[02:42] <RemyLaptop> !tell davidmoore83 about paste
[02:42] <nismo> ahh stop!
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 27da (rev 01)
[02:42] <__mikem> !pastebin
[02:42] <ubotu> rumour has it, pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar ,
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation: Unknown device 0092 (rev a1)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation: Unknown device 169d (rev 11)
[02:42] <davidmccabe> RemyLaptop: no, not really.
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:03:0a.0 FireWire (IEEE 1394): VIA Technologies, Inc. IEEE 1394 Host Controller (rev 80)
[02:42] <davidmoore83> 0000:03:0b.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Audigy LS
[02:42] <nismo> STOP DAVID
[02:42] <__mikem> CUT IT OUT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[02:42] <davidmoore83> sorry
[02:42] <nismo> no ur not lol
[02:42] <davidmccabe> unfortunately, it's not really possible to stop a paste in mid-paste.
[02:42] <crimsun> davidmccabe: /part will.
[02:43] <johann_> can anyone tell me how to make nautillus start automatically in xubuntu
[02:43] <brenner> davidmoore83: run 'update-pciids'
[02:43] <davidmoore83> take it you all saw it though :)
[02:43] <__mikem> But you have to rejoin
[02:43] <davidmccabe> hmmm, I remember when I accidentally copied my entire xterm scroll buffer into the clipboard; not sure how that happened.
[02:43] <ugen64> well that was easy -_-
[02:43] <davidmccabe> But it was one nasty paste.
[02:43] <__mikem> the problem with xfce is its too hard to customize
[02:43] <ugen64> ubuntu install consisted of me twiddling my thumbs and eating grapefruit for 30 minutes
[02:43] <crimsun> NewbRyan: ok, have you been warm booting?
[02:43] <djk_> crimsun: do you think people who do paste know the /part command? ;)
[02:43] <NewbRyan> crimsun: warm booting?
[02:43] <crimsun> NewbRyan: i.e., no power-down between reboots
[02:43] <brenner> ugen64: must've been a pretty big grapefruit
[02:44] <davidmoore83> brenner, download failed permission denied
[02:44] <davidmoore83> so it needs to be in root right?
[02:44] <ugen64> brenner> well i had some apples too
[02:44] <FLSimpsonR> my display drivers arent right
[02:44] <ugen64> brenner> ;)
[02:44] <NewbRyan> crimsun: no, i colded booted, i even unplugged the thing
[02:44] <brenner> davidmoore83: yes. run it in sudo
[02:44] <Hexidigital> !bootloader
[02:44] <ubotu> Hexidigital: What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[02:44] <FLSimpsonR> how can i fix this?
[02:44] <Hexidigital> !grub
[02:44] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[02:44] <brenner> w/ sudo rather
[02:44] <ugen64> speaking of sudo... how come i can't su root with a fresh install?
[02:45] <soundray> !tell ugen64 about root
[02:45] <nismo> thanks for the firefox help
[02:45] <crimsun> NewbRyan: are 'Surround', 'LFE', 'Center', and 'Duplicate Front' all unmuted?
[02:45] <davidmoore83> brenner, i cant it asks for a password but nothing i enter is right!
[02:45] <NewbRyan> yep
[02:45] <ugen64> ohh
[02:45] <moonman> mtbordman20, go ahead, ask about .mp3
[02:45] <NewbRyan> crimsun: yep
[02:45] <ugen64> i see
[02:45] <crimsun> NewbRyan: using alsamixer, what is 'Channel Mode' set to?
[02:45] <ugen64> thanks soundray
[02:45] <FLSimpsonR> My system display drivers are not set up right. How do I fix this??
[02:46] <brenner> davidmoore83: entering youre password should be sufdicient
[02:46] <brenner> FLSimpsonR: what's the issue?
[02:46] <NewbRyan> crimsun 2ch
[02:46] <crimsun> NewbRyan: what are the other choices?
[02:46] <davidmoore83> brenner, it isnt the password i used in install doesn't let me in on the 'su' cmd
[02:46] <FLSimpsonR> brenner: not all of my screen is visible
[02:47] <st3v3dnd> How can I stop gnome from thinking it is smarter than me? Right now I have an XML file that has an XML declaration at the top, and a bunch of docbook markup inside. I have *.XML files set to open with my XML editor, rather than Firefox. When I doubleclick to open I get informed that the type is that of eXtensible Markup Language, but that the contents indicate it's an HTML page, and it won't let me open except to right click and cho
[02:47] <st3v3dnd> ose an app to open with.
[02:47] <brenner> davidmoore83: you're password should work for sudo
[02:47] <crimsun> Karmander: did you resolve your sound issues?
[02:47] <moonman> !ubotu .mp3
[02:47] <ubotu> No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, moonman
[02:47] <Karmander> crimsun yes thank you
[02:47] <crimsun> Karmander: excellent.
[02:47] <djk_> st3v3dnd: use kde ;)
[02:47] <Karmander> crimsun i need the boot up manager how can i get it?
[02:47] <NewbRyan> crimsun 2,4,6
[02:47] <davidmoore83> brenner, no its not :(
[02:48] <FLSimpsonR> .....
[02:48] <RedWolf_vc> How do I register my nickname on this server?
[02:48] <crimsun> !info bum
[02:48] <ubotu> bum: (tool to manage bootup scripts), section universe/admin, is optional. Version: 1.3.2-1 (breezy), Packaged size: 55 kB, Installed size: 348 kB
[02:48] <crimsun> Karmander: just install it from universe
[02:48] <Doomsdayoverkill> can a java virus effect linux
[02:48] <st3v3dnd> djk_: There's really no other option?
[02:48] <crimsun> RedWolf_vc: /msg nickserv help
[02:48] <RedWolf_vc> Thanks
[02:48] <Doomsdayoverkill> need to know
[02:48] <chemaja> Doomsdayoverkill, s/effect/affect
[02:49] <st3v3dnd> djk_:  Like to force gnome or nautilus to listen to me?
[02:49] <crimsun> NewbRyan: set it to 4
[02:49] <chemaja> Doomsdayoverkill, and on theoretical grounds, "yes"
[02:49] <soundray> Doomsdayoverkill: yes, but it can't do much damage to the system, unless you do really stupid things.
[02:49] <djk_> st3v3dnd: most likely, but you asked how you can stop gnome to think it's smarter than you ;)
[02:49] <brenner> davidmoore83: make sure you're in the sudoers group (or something like that) ... check here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo
[02:49] <_jason> st3v3dnd: you can mess with the mime database... don't know if you want to do that though
[02:49] <chemaja> st3v3dnd, `nautilus --stopFuckingAround'
[02:49] <Doomsdayoverkill> ok good
[02:50] <Doomsdayoverkill> i know little about linux
[02:50] <st3v3dnd> _jason: Yeah, I don't think that's what I'm looking for, so much as something to just make it open the preferred application for an extension, and ignore the contents
[02:50] <TeMagic> Hi there. I was wondering if a ubuntu-guru would be so kind as to help a complete linux newbie with a few things? I just started using linux today, and I'm having some difficulties
[02:50] <davidmoore83> brenner, cheers mate your a star i have updated the pci ids - don't know if it has helped as the issues still stand
[02:50] <Doomsdayoverkill> am trying to get to know linux more
[02:51] <_jason> st3v3dnd: that's what I did when it started complaining that .wmv files were actually of type ASF
[02:51] <Doomsdayoverkill> but vmware is cheating :-P
[02:51] <brenner> davidmoore83: you should now get more info from lspci (don't paste it in here again)
[02:51] <st3v3dnd> _jason: Where can I find the mime-type DB?
[02:51] <NewbRyan> crimsun: still not working
[02:51] <_jason> TeMagic: just state your first difficulty
[02:51] <Joetheodd> Is it possible to install a .TTF font on Linux?
[02:51] <davidmoore83> brenner, ok where is best to paste and how
[02:52] <crapbucketmoron> Has anyone here ever gotten a grub prompt after rebooting during ubuntu installation?
[02:52] <brenner> davidmoore83: you're right though.  the main issue is CPU usage.  like i said, run 'top' or the sys monitor to see what's eating the cpu
[02:52] <Joetheodd> st3v3dnd: Google
[02:52] <davidmccabe> Joetheodd: drop it in your .fonts folder in your home folder.
[02:52] <TeMagic> someone? It's not much I need help with. Just need help deleting a file from the desktop, as well as installing some nvidia drivers? Anybody?
[02:52] <brenner> davidmoore83: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/
[02:52] <Joetheodd> davidmccabe: thanks
[02:52] <crimsun> NewbRyan: did you try ``aplay -Dplug:surround40 /usr/share/sounds/startup.wav''?
[02:52] <_jason> st3v3dnd: /usr/share/mime/packages/freedesktop.org.xml, back it up, and then once you edit it, run update-mime-database /usr/share/mime
[02:52] <brenner> ubotu: tell TeMagic about nvidia
[02:52] <TeMagic> How do I get root permissions with my standard user in ubuntu?
[02:52] <sHaDe> n8 all
[02:52] <st3v3dnd> _jason: thanks
[02:53] <brenner> TeMagic: and deleting from the desktop should just be click and delete :-/
[02:53] <NewbRyan> crimsun: only the right side
[02:53] <_jason> ubotu: tell TeMagic about root
[02:53] <davidmoore83> brenner, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10883
[02:53] <TeMagic> Thanks brenner for the wiki. Didn't know it existed. It will be of great help!
[02:53] <TeMagic> no, I need root permissions to delete the file from the desktop. It got a big lock on it:)
[02:53] <brenner> TeMagic: welcome
[02:54] <crimsun> NewbRyan: ok, I'm sending your instructions to update your driver.
[02:54] <_jason> TeMagic: you use sudo, check out the wiki page for details
[02:54] <brenner> TeMagic: or just edit the file's permissions by right-clicking on it and going to properties
[02:55] <soundray> crimsun, you think it's actually a driver bug?
[02:55] <brenner> davidmoore83: that's nice. :)  i was just telling you that lspci is an alternative to the device manager
[02:55] <crimsun> NewbRyan: follow the directions that were just sent to you. When you reach the dpkg-reconfigure stage, make sure you select the intel8x0 driver after answering yes to pnp and debug.
[02:55] <crimsun> soundray: no, I'm not entirely convinced it is, but I need a more current testing point.
[02:55] <davidmoore83> brenner, sorry, need to forgive me i'm new
[02:55] <soundray> crimsun, can you send those instructions to me too, please?
[02:55] <davidmoore83> nothing appears to be using the CPU
[02:55] <NewbRyan> crimson: ok, this is probably going to take like an hour with my POS internet connection
[02:56] <crimsun> !tell soundray about alsa-source
[02:56] <TeMagic> brenner: The options are all greyed out, as the owner of the file is "root"
[02:56] <brenner> davidmoore83: but i thought you had 100% CPU usage?
[02:56] <davidmoore83> yes on the GUI monitor
[02:56] <m1an1ak> does someone know of any doc pages that talks about lowering your processor speed? i have a p4 laptop and i want to slow the processor down so i have more battery life
[02:56] <davidmoore83> not on CLI
[02:56] <brenner> TeMagic: ah, in that case listen to _jason  :)
[02:56] <brenner> davidmccabe: the monitor on the bottom right, right?
[02:56] <TeMagic> what is the command to delete a file in the terminal? Thanks
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> !bash
[02:57] <ubotu> For a list of basic commands, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BasicCommands
[02:57] <TeMagic> cheers!
[02:57] <chuckyp> TeMagic, rm
[02:57] <soundray> crimsun, thank you. I hope you'll be able to help NewbRyan to fix his sound.
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> TeMagic:  it will be worth the effort to find a few bash tutorials
[02:57] <davidmoore83> brenner, the system monitor - the main issue is no hardware is recognised and i have my HD light constantly on....it doesnt even flicker
[02:57] <TeMagic> Now, I think I got the information I need. Thank you all so much!
[02:57] <crapbucketmoron> I'm having a problem with stage 2 of the Ubuntu installation
[02:57] <Hexidigital> !grub
[02:57] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[02:57] <soundray> Good luck NewbRyan, I'm off.
[02:57] <brenner> davidmccabe: can you hear it grinding?
[02:58] <davidmoore83> brenner, no. and it's ok in windows. Seems to happen in SUSE also
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu stage 2 ?
[02:59] <brenner> davidmccabe: is this a cutting edge machine?  it might be kernel compatibility issues
[02:59] <brenner> davidmccabe: sorry, menat for davidmoore83
[02:59] <davidmoore83> brenner, not really. Pentium D 3.0Ghz, shuttle SD31P with Intel 945G chipset with built in SB24 and a 7800GT
[03:00] <NewbRyan> soundray thanks alot
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> :)
[03:00] <arrick> I am trying to download CJLZ600LE-CUPS-1.0-1.TAR.gz, and after typing in the commands, it says 'OLD option' What do i need to change?
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  what 'commands' ?
[03:00] <arrick> brenner:hows it going tonihgt?
[03:01] <arrick> Dr_Willis: tar -xzf CJLZ600LE-CUPS-1.0-1.TAR.gz'
[03:01] <brenner> davidmoore83: i'm not really sure to be honest...so the sys. monitor doesn't show any usage, but the CPU light is always on?
[03:01] <brenner> arrick: good thanks
[03:01] <davidmccabe> brenner: please take care when using tab complete :)
[03:01] <joevandyk> Building a kernel takes a long time.  :(  I thought there was a time where I could build the kernel in ten minutes or so.
[03:01] <davidmccabe> brenner: I'll make it easier by leaving.
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  the - is not needed any more i belive.
[03:02] <davidmoore83> brenner, is there any tool in CLI or GUI to show HD usage? no the GUI sys mon shows no cpu usage but its the HD light thats always on
[03:02] <arrick> brenner: I got the server running, now I'm trying to load the printer to it so CUPS will recognize it
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  hence the 'old' option.
[03:02] <arrick> Dr_willis: I'll try that thanks
[03:02] <robertj> can anyone suggest a good rss client that will just let me subscribe to lots of feeds, notify me when there is an update, and let me mark them read email style?
[03:02] <h0nus> soundray has quit ("Connection reset by beer.") ROFL
[03:03] <brenner> davidmoore83: i don't know of a tool, no.
[03:04] <davidmoore83> anyone else know of any solution to my issue!?
[03:04] <brenner> arrick: ah, the print server guy.  did xfce work out?
[03:04] <arrick> Dr_Willis: this is what it returned before ' tar: Old option 'C' requires an argument.' and now without the - it gives 'tar: error is not recoverable: exiting now, tar: child returned status 2'
[03:05] <davidmoore83> this problem makes me want to cry :(
[03:05] <arrick> brenner: xforce works for a gui but doesnt help for the printer, I have been given advice to find most of what I need on the wiki though.
[03:05] <cubikdice> w00t
[03:05] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  normally to untar somthinh  i use, tar xzvf whatever.tar.gz
[03:05] <cubikdice> back on linux
[03:05] <cubikdice> :D
[03:05] <Xenguy> Question: I want a simple way to allow a friend to do an FTP-like file download from my box to his, but I want the transfer to be encrypted.  I have read about scponly and rssh, 2 tools that will supposedly allow this, and I'm wondering if anyone here who has used either of them either has recommendations or caveats about either of these tools (or are there better/simpler ways) ?
[03:06] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  winscp is handy. and easy to use.
[03:06] <brenner> davidmoore83: well, you're not alone: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=136314&highlight=hard+drive+light
[03:06] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  uses ssh.
[03:06] <arrick> brenner: I got the shares set up, just got to get the printer installed now. thanks for all the help the other day
[03:06] <robertj> Is there a service that will email me blog posts when rss feeds are updated?
[03:06] <arrick> thanks Dr_willis
[03:06] <davidmoore83> brenner, i've read ALL those threads :)
[03:06] <h0nus> what is /etc/hotplug/blacklist?
[03:06] <brenner> davidmoore83: yes, just noticed your post lol
[03:07] <Xenguy> Dr_Willis: I'm familiar with scp tools, but I'm looking for a way to limit the access to my server in the same way that ftp 'chroots' a user to a home directory - if that makes sense
[03:07] <davidmoore83> brenner, i just wish i could check HD activity. If i could see it wasn't being used and it was soley a light issue i wouldnt be as bothered
[03:07] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  good luck there then. :P im not that paranoid. Lol.
[03:08] <joevandyk> Say, are there any converters or adapters that will let me display stuff from my VGA graphics to a TV?
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  every time ive seen someone trying to chroot users.. they often come back and say its not worth the effort.
[03:08] <Xenguy> Dr_Willis: I don't think it is an issue of paranoia at all - it's a question of access really
[03:08] <Xenguy> Dr_Willis: yeah, if only there was a way to combine the best of FTP and SSH, in a simple, usable way
[03:08] <brenner> arrick: no worries.  i didn't do much though.
[03:09] <davidmoore83> brenner, would also be nice if ubuntu would recognise my cpu etc LOL
[03:09] <h0nus> i need help... i'm upgrading from hoary to breezy
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  sounds like a project for ya! - but heck - it may of allready been done.
[03:09] <arrick> Dr_Willis: do I download the file using tar?
[03:09] <h0nus> i was told that /etc/hotplug/blacklist was changed and i was given a list of options
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  tar has NOTHING to do with 'downloading' files.
[03:09] <h0nus> one was D to show differences, and i selected it
[03:09] <riddlebox> where does apt store the packages it downloads?
[03:10] <arrick> ok, how do I download the file first?
[03:10] <Xenguy> Dr_Willis: scponly and rssh are 2 projects that try to address this issue - I just don't see a lot of people using these tools, and I wonder why
[03:10] <arrick> apt-get?
[03:10] <Dr_Willis> riddlebox:  /var/cache/apt  i think
[03:10] <brenner> davidmoore83: there's a different command for that.  i forgot it though
[03:10] <h0nus> i think terminal brought up a readme, but i don't know how to exit back to my installation
[03:10] <davidmoore83> brenner, diff cmd for what?
[03:10] <arrick> hOnus: ctrl c, or ctrl x
[03:10] <brenner> davidmoore83: show cpu specs
[03:11] <Toma-> or q if your in man
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  no idea. :P lol. perhaps everyone else figures just normal ssh works good enough, and chrooting isent worth the effort.
[03:11] <h0nus> well dammit i don't know if my upgrade finished because that took me back to prompt
[03:11] <chip42> can i safely resize an ext3 partition so there is empty space at the start? i want to resize the partition by a few mb, create a fat32 partition at the beginning of the drive at put a windows ext2 filesystem driver in it
[03:11] <brenner> davidmoore83: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[03:11] <Madpilot> h0nus, if it just ended, then it probably worked
[03:12] <h0nus> hope so
[03:12] <arrick> Dr_Willis: How do I download the file from the site? gotta use a browser?
[03:12] <h0nus> o_0
[03:12] <kuja> arrick: wget?
[03:12] <arrick> ok
[03:12] <h0nus> brb
[03:12] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  yea that would be one way... how did you find the file?
[03:13] <Xenguy> Dr_Willis: curious - it seems like such an obvious thing to want to do (not allow someone to browse all around a server with say winscp); even ftp doesn't allow that
[03:13] <davidmoore83> brenner, it recognises my CPU with that cmd yet the OS doesnt recognise it! weird!
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  let them browse.. they cant hurt anything.
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> Xenguy:  in theory. :P
[03:13] <arrick> Dr_Willis:I was recommended to the file by a site, for my printer, and now cant figure out how to get it to the pc, so I can install it. It is a driver
[03:13] <brenner> davidmoore83: well, not the OS.  just the device mgr tool
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  I think you got a long session of learning to do. :P
[03:13] <arrick> yeah
[03:13] <brenner> i don't know where it gets its info from
[03:13] <arrick> I know
[03:14] <Toma-> davidmoore83: have you checked out "cat /proc/cpuinfo" ?
[03:14] <arrick> been doing it for 3 days now
[03:14] <Xenguy> Dr_Willis: heh, I have to find a better way - anyhow, thanks
[03:14] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  this was for some lexmark printer?
[03:14] <davidmoore83> yes Toma-
[03:14] <arrick> yes
[03:14] <arrick> x6170
[03:14] <Toma-> and no cpu info? weird!
[03:14] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  you may be better off. mowing yards for 3 days - and buying a better printer. :P
[03:14] <arrick> the z600 driver works for it
[03:14] <davidmoore83> Toma-, no i get CPU info with that cmd
[03:14] <brenner> Toma-: that works for him...the device mgr doesn't
[03:14] <arrick> hey, not nice
[03:14] <Toma-> add udev/hal problems?
[03:14] <arrick> my network was free, hence tryign to run free software
[03:15] <Toma-> s/add/ahh
[03:15] <Dr_Willis> arrick:  ive tossed out many a lexmark printers. :P
[03:15] <brenner> Toma-: his HDD light is also constantly on
[03:15] <arrick> yeah
[03:15] <arrick> this one belongs to the VA until I finish College, so I cant
[03:15] <Swedish_Chef> what's a good application to manage contacts with my razr over bluetooth?
[03:15] <Toma-> brenner: mine it too. but thats because i wired it silly into the mobo...
[03:15] <Toma-> davidmoore83: is there anything using the harddrive?
[03:15] <davidmoore83> Toma-, it isnt the wiring
[03:16] <davidmoore83> Toma-, how could i find out? the light doesnt flicker though its constant
[03:16] <arrick> your drive is toast man
[03:16] <Toma-> davidmoore83: your bios should be controlling the hdd light, not anything else... see the fuser command
[03:17] <davidmoore83> Toma-, my HD light is fine in windows but not in Linux distros
[03:18] <Toma-> *note to self - remove soulfly from mp3 playlist
[03:18] <Toma-> umm. what type of harddrive is it?
[03:18] <davidmoore83> Toma-, the device manager recognises nothing not even my cpu :) its an intel 945G chiset
[03:18] <Toma-> davidmoore83: new-ish components?
[03:18] <davidmoore83> WD.9 SATAII
[03:19] <davidmoore83> yeah newish but not weird components Toma-
[03:19] <Toma-> davidmoore83: i got new components the other day. turns out the mobo had all sorts of new stuff so i had to update to kernel 2.6.15
[03:19] <davidmoore83> intel 945G chipset, intel PD 3.0Ghz chip, WD drives
[03:19] <Toma-> davidmoore83: give flight 5 live a spin and see if it resolves anything
[03:19] <davidmoore83> Toma-,  this is a clean updated install
[03:20] <davidmoore83> Toma-, flight 5 live?
[03:20] <Toma-> !flight5
[03:20] <ubotu> flight5 is, like, totally, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing
[03:20] <cubikdice> lol
[03:20] <davidmoore83> Toma-, ahhh alpha or beta dapper?
[03:20] <arrick> ok, I'm back, please resend anything for me
[03:20] <Toma-> if the kernel works and cpu is detected and hopefully the HDD is loaded correctly, then itll be kernel specific, and if its that, then you can easily install a new kernel in breezy
[03:21] <PistolPedro> is it safe to upgrade to dapper yet?
[03:21] <Toma-> davidmoore83: yeh. live dapper. that way if it still doesnt work, you can file a bug and hopefulyl get it fixed by 6-06 :D
[03:21] <davidmoore83> Toma-, its a live cd not an install?
[03:21] <Toma-> PistolPedro: not really. are you prepared to possibly lose data and file bugs?
[03:21] <Toma-> davidmoore83: yep
[03:22] <anto9us> davidmoore83, #ubuntu+1 for dapper support
[03:22] <Toma-> davidmoore83: obviously, only if you get the live version
[03:22] <PistolPedro> Toma-, no sir i am not.
[03:22] <Toma-> :D
[03:22] <PistolPedro> Toma-, is it looking like dapper is on for june 1?
[03:22] <brenner> arrick: <brenner> thank god arrick's gone.
[03:22] <Toma-> PistolPedro: yep
[03:23] <davidmoore83> Toma-, will that do a full hardware detect though?
[03:23] <PistolPedro> Toma-, ill i be able to just dist-upgrade then without losing data ?
[03:23] <Toma-> davidmoore83: yep
[03:23] <Toma-> PistolPedro: yep
[03:23] <riddlebox> I wonder why one of my machines can apt-get transcode, mjpegtools, and subtitleripper and the other cant, I have the exact same apt sources
[03:23] <Toma-> far out. win2k sux to install in qemu :/
[03:23] <davidmoore83> Toma-, cheers i will give it a whirl - and you think if this doesnt detect etc then submit a bug?
[03:23] <Toma-> davidmoore83: fo shizzle my nizzle.
[03:23] <Toma-> ;)
[03:24] <PistolPedro> Toma-, LOL
[03:24] <davidmoore83> cheers Toma- :) need my bed now its 2:30am here :)
[03:24] <brenner> davidmoore83: good luck
[03:24] <Toma-> davidmoore83: and if it does work, id say try gettiung kernel 2.6.15 or .16 for breezy
[03:24] <davidmoore83> cheers brenner cheers Toma-
[03:24] <Toma-> np
[03:24] <arrick> Someone was talking to me before I switched pc's, can you link back up with me please?
[03:24] <Bowsa> im having trouble starting realplayer, it says Starting realplayer then it does NOT start
[03:25] <Bowsa> anyone able to help
[03:25] <PistolPedro> arrick, whats the problem?
[03:25] <Toma-> Bowsa: get helixplayer
[03:25] <PistolPedro> Bowsa, in terminal type realplayer and pastebin the results
[03:25] <Toma-> newer and better
[03:25] <arrick> brenner: I just got your message about being gone?
[03:25] <PistolPedro> or do what toma said
[03:25] <Ov3R> sorry, speake spanish?
[03:26] <Toma-> !es
[03:26] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[03:26] <_jason> Bowsa: what does it say if you try to start it from a terminal?
[03:26] <Ov3R> tank
[03:26] <Bowsa> shuan@ubuntu:~$ realplayer
[03:26] <Bowsa> /usr/bin/realplayer: line 5: /usr/lib/RealPlayer8/realplay: No such file or directory
[03:26] <Bowsa> /usr/bin/realplayer: line 5: exec: /usr/lib/RealPlayer8/realplay: cannot execute: No such file or directory
[03:26] <Toma-> old and yucky rp8
[03:26] <PistolPedro> yea i suggest uprading to helixplayer like toma said
[03:27] <arrick> I'm talking to him
[03:27] <_jason> Bowsa: where did you get this thing from?
[03:27] <Toma-> !info helixplayer
[03:27] <_jason> (and how did you install it)
[03:27] <EnsignRedshirt> Hello, world.
[03:27] <Toma-> gah
[03:27] <Toma-> wtf...
[03:27] <PistolPedro> wtf
[03:27] <PistolPedro> lol
[03:27] <Bowsa> how did i install what
[03:27] <_jason> !info helix-player
[03:27] <ubotu> helix-player: (The Helix Community's open source media player), section universe/graphics, is optional. Version: 1.0.6-1ubuntu1 (breezy), Packaged size: 4068 kB, Installed size: 10284 kB
[03:28] <arrick> pistolpedro: I ha dot go for a drive, was to tense earlier, and now I am back to finish the everlating search to get my printer going, the z600 driver is supposed to work with it, now got to find the drives
[03:28] <arrick> driver
[03:29] <arrick> sorry about the length of my last guys
[03:30] <Bowsa> will helix player; play rm files
[03:30] <_jason> Bowsa: how did you install realplayer?
[03:30] <EnsignRedshirt> So I'm watching a movie (Das Boot) that is on two sides of a DVD.  When I started watching, I had the usual start up menu options, where I selected English subtitles before starting the movie.   But when I try to play side B, it just starts the movie automatically, without letting me choose subtitles.  Is there any way to choose subtitle/language options for side B?
[03:30] <Bowsa> through add appz
[03:31] <brenner> EnsignRedshirt: what player?
[03:31] <EnsignRedshirt> By the way, I'm using totem.
[03:31] <_jason> oh wow I never realized realplayer was in the repos
[03:31] <Bowsa> yeah it was working fine yesterday
[03:31] <crimsun> _jason: not necessarily a bad thing :p
[03:31] <Toma-> !info realplayer
[03:31] <ubotu> realplayer: (Real Player (installer)), section multiverse/net, is optional. Version: 8.0.11 (breezy), Packaged size: 22 kB, Installed size: 208 kB
[03:31] <Bowsa> im checking out so much stuff
[03:31] <Bowsa> other progz bug
[03:31] <Toma-> ....version 8?!?!? version 10 has been out for years
[03:31] <brenner> EnsignRedshirt: view>subtitles
[03:31] <Bowsa> this is realplayer gold
[03:32] <Bowsa> its good
[03:32] <_jason> crimsun: any idea about bowsa's errors loading realplayer?  because I have never used the thing
[03:32] <EnsignRedshirt> brenner: That menu option is greyed out.
[03:33] <crimsun> _jason: I haven't used realplayer in quite some time
[03:33] <brenner> EnsignRedshirt: that usually means it can't find a subtitle track
[03:33] <crimsun> Bowsa: execute realplayer from within a Terminal
[03:33] <crimsun> Bowsa: what is the error message that you get?
[03:33] <Bowsa> i've jus uninstalled it and installed helix player
[03:33] <Bowsa> fuck it
[03:33] <Bowsa> cheers anyway
[03:34] <Eleaf> should I try running folding@home on my linksys router? lol
[03:34] <crimsun> I didn't think helix player handled the proprietary codecs aside from mp3, anyhow
[03:34] <Eleaf> hmm
[03:34] <arrick> !tar
[03:35] <Bowsa> anyone in here use Steam to play Half Life or CS?
[03:35] <elizalde> #ubuntu
[03:36] <adam_> hello everyone
 /usr/bin/realplayer: line 5: /usr/lib/RealPlayer8/realplay: No such file or directory
 /usr/bin/realplayer: line 5: exec: /usr/lib/RealPlayer8/realplay: cannot execute: No such file or directory
[03:36] <brenner> crimsun: ^^
[03:36] <adam_> and anyone help out a noob?
[03:36] <adam_> 4can
[03:36] <_jason> adam_: hi, just ask
[03:37] <Toma-> brenner: looks like a bad link... find the Realplayer dir that DOES exist and ln -s the realplay bin to the /usr/bin/realplayer
[03:37] <EnsignRedshirt> !anyone
[03:37] <ubotu> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
[03:37] <crimsun> Bowsa: did you install realplayer from multiverse?
[03:37] <Bowsa> no
[03:37] <_jason> Bowsa: didn't you use add apps?
[03:37] <adam_> when installing just about anything i get :  error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.s o.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[03:37] <_dave_> heyas peeps. got an old laptop running ubuntu hoary i think, and altho it has about 15 instances of the internal modem, it cant use the auto-detect modem on modem properties and thus cant get on the web. any ideas ?
[03:37] <Intangir> which one does 2.4+ use? iptables or ipchains?
[03:37] <Bowsa> yes i used add apps
[03:37] <_dave_> its running gnome
[03:37] <Toma-> Bowsa: http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/wiwimod/  ---Theyve got lots of howtos on games like HL2, steam, warcraft WoW and so on
[03:38] <Intangir> there is a kernel config option about iptables.. i cant remember..
[03:38] <Toma-> Intangir: wasnt iptables still an app in 2.4?
[03:38] <Intangir> but which is the new one?
[03:39] <_jason> adam_: have you tried reinstalling the libgtk1.2 package?
[03:39] <Toma-> iptables in 2.6
[03:39] <linux_amateur> How do I install DHCP on Ubuntu... it failed on the OS installation, and I have no idea where to start on linux... On the help pages there are dozens of pages that link to other links..... .:|
[03:39] <djk_> how do i mount an iso to a directory?
[03:39] <brenner> _dave_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com//DialupModemHowto
[03:40] <brenner> ubotu: tell djk_ about mountiso
[03:40] <Toma-> linux_amateur: you want a dhcp server or just need to connect to a dhcp server?
[03:40] <Toma-> !dhcp
[03:40] <ubotu> Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Toma-
[03:40] <_jason> Bowsa: if I were you, I would just remove realplayer8 from my system and install realplayer10 instead.  Actually, I would just use mplayer...  What do you want to do?
[03:40] <_dave_> ta brenner :)
[03:40] <fabioFx> hi.. exist any conversor m3u to html? :)
[03:40] <brenner> _dave_: i like wvdial personally
[03:40] <linux_amateur> Toma-. connect
[03:41] <Toma-> linux_amateur: easy! System > Admin > Networking
[03:41] <Bowsa> does mplayer run rm files
[03:42] <_jason> Bowsa: yes, if you install w32codecs
[03:42] <corvax> yes
[03:42] <Toma-> linux_amateur: then click your device and Configure it and just look for the dhcp option
[03:42] <Bowsa> i'l do that
[03:42] <_jason> Bowsa: you run the 386 version of ubuntu?
[03:42] <Bowsa> yes
[03:42] <Bowsa> my 3rd day
[03:42] <_jason> ubotu: tell Bowsa about mplayer
[03:42] <_jason> ubotu: tell Bowsa about w32codecs
[03:43] <_jason> Bowsa: just follow the guides that ubotu sent you in your private messages
[03:43] <Toma-> youll want the mplayer-386 package
[03:43] <Bowsa> thanks matey
[03:43] <Toma-> :O windows 2k is actually setting up in qemu! :O!
[03:43] <corvax> bowsa add marillat repos to your sources
[03:43] <EnsignRedshirt> brenner: In case you're interested... I tried vlc, and it gave me the startup menu, so I could turn on subtitles on side B.  Go figure.
[03:43] <Toma-> corvax: no.
[03:43] <EnsignRedshirt> Anyway, back to the movie...
[03:43] <corvax> yes :)
[03:43] <corvax> lol
[03:44] <Toma-> marillat breaks stuff
[03:44] <corvax> really havent had it break anything in years
[03:44] <Toma-> i spent 2 days reversing the crap i did when  i added that
[03:44] <brenner> EnsignRedshirt: thanks for the info
[03:45] <corvax> on debain unstable/testing mixed enrvironemnt and ubuntu as well isnce hoary
[03:45] <corvax> and libranet 2.8 and 3.0
[03:45] <corvax> but everyones situation is different
[03:46] <corvax> sometimes you need to use pinning
[03:46] <Hexidigital> i noticed during install, some settings were unavailable... ie. firewall... anyone know if ubuntu NEEDS a firewall? or is security already set to high?
[03:46] <corvax> i use firestarter
[03:46] <Hexidigital> Mandriva, RedHat9 lets me configure these, that's why i ask
[03:46] <Plitskin> is it possible to just do "sudo apt-get install wine" instead of "sudo apt-get install cvs build-essential bison flex-old libasound2-dev x-window-system-dev libpng12-dev libjpeg62-dev libfreetype6-dev libxrender-dev libttf2 libttf-dev msttcorefonts libfontconfig1-dev"?
[03:46] <Toma-> Hexidigital: doesnt really need a firewall. if you want a firewall, get firestarter and make your own rules up
[03:47] <Hexidigital> corvax, is it easy to configure?
[03:47] <_jason> !firewall
[03:47] <ubotu> Ubuntu has, like every other linux distribution, firewalling built into the kernel. A simple frontend to this firewall is firestarter, which can be installed via synaptic.
[03:47] <Hexidigital> corvax, Toma-, _jason, thanks guys
[03:47] <Toma-> Plitskin: yes...
[03:47] <Plitskin> ok, thanks
[03:48] <Toma-> Plitskin: goto the wine website and add their ubuntu repo to your sources for the newer tastier wine
[03:48] <corvax> pin to the win servers too
[03:48] <corvax> wine
[03:49] <linux_amateur> Toma-; I enabled the ethernet adapter with dhcp...
[03:49] <linux_amateur> is there anything else to do to connect to the internet?
[03:50] <Toma-> linux_amateur: you might need to disable/enable it
[03:50] <Newbieeee> Please help
[03:50] <Toma-> to get a new dhcp ip, but other than that, no, iirc.
[03:50] <Toma-> !help
[03:50] <andriijas> anyone who knows why apache 2.2 isnt in apt yet?
[03:50] <Toma-> eep
[03:50] <linux_amateur> I already enabled it D:
[03:50] <linux_amateur> !help
[03:50] <Newbieeee> I am on Installing Ubuntu to the partition disks
[03:50] <h0nus> yay it worked!
[03:51] <nismo> how would i be able to get my lexmark printer functioning on ubuntu?
[03:51] <Toma-> linux_amateur: and its still not working?
[03:51] <_dave_> whats wvdial ?
[03:51] <linux_amateur> yeah, can't connect to firefox or anything
[03:51] <dhalgren> hi folks. What is the safest way to remove a kernel I don't want to use? I am running the latest dapper and have 2.6.15-19-386 and -6986 installed. I want oto get rid of the 686 version as it does not work and is currently my default kernal.
[03:51] <Toma-> Newbieeee: fasinating.
[03:51] <_dave_> (brenner)
[03:51] <Toma-> dhalgren: synaptic
[03:51] <corvax> can you ping anything
[03:51] <linux_amateur> nope
[03:51] <psusi> dhalgren, remove the package in synaptic
[03:51] <linux_amateur> i tried pinging google and it didnt work
[03:51] <dhalgren> Toma: the kernel doesn't show in synaptiuc, or I am searching for the wrong name
[03:52] <Newbieeee> Toma please help..don|t laugh
[03:52] <Toma-> linux_amateur: can you ping your router?
[03:52] <Toma-> Newbieeee: whats the problem? i cant help you if you dont say what the problem is can i?
[03:52] <linux_amateur> how do I ping my router? :p
[03:52] <linux_amateur> the router ip?
[03:52] <_dave_> yes
[03:52] <Toma-> dhalgren: look for linux in the names
[03:52] <Newbieeee> I have 2 partitions C and D with windows...and 1 partinion Linux 3 and 1 partition Swap
[03:52] <dj-fu> ping <ip>
[03:52] <liable> _dave_: a ppp dialing program. its quite good.
[03:53] <dhalgren> Toma: ok, will try that now
[03:53] <_dave_> does it get past the modem detection mess ?
[03:53] <Toma-> linux_amateur: yep. ping <IP_ADDRESS> and so on
[03:53] <Newbieeee> What should I do now?
[03:53] <_dave_> btw, its still trying to detect the modem. not too good m'fraid
[03:53] <liable> if you have a modem, it should detect it
[03:53] <Toma-> Newbieeee: press enter? have you assigned a root / partition?
[03:53] <_dave_> hmmm. nice. so pray tell, where do i get this wvdial ?
[03:54] <Newbieeee> no toma_?
[03:54] <Newbieeee> how do I do that?
[03:54] <dhalgren> Toma: thank you. It was there as <<linux-686>>, which I did not think to look for.
[03:54] <Toma-> dhalgren: np :)
[03:54] <McJerry> when i reboot....i have no network connectivity....i have to ifdown eth0 then ifup eth0 to get networking back.....any ideas?
[03:54] <dhalgren> bye all enjoy ubuntu!
[03:54] <Toma-> Newbieeee: are you manually partitioning?
[03:54] <linux_amateur> Toma-; can't ping router; "Network is unreachable"
[03:54] <Newbieeee> Yes
[03:54] <NewbRyan> crimson: i alsa driver you had me download is finally finished: what was i supposed to do after it downloaded?
[03:54] <Toma-> linux_amateur: ok... pop open a terminal
[03:54] <Newbieeee> Manually
[03:54] <Toma-> Newbieeee: can you do it automatically?
[03:54] <crimsun> NewbRyan: did all those steps complete successfully?
[03:55] <linux_amateur> Toma-; done
[03:55] <corvax> linux_amature can you connect to the router from the linux box atall
[03:55] <Toma-> linux_amateur: ok, run "sudo ifdown eth0" then "sudo dhclient eth0"
[03:55] <Toma-> i think...
[03:55] <Toma-> yeh
[03:55] <Plitskin[2] > uhmm... sudo apet-get install won't work without internet connection...
[03:55] <corvax> what i mean is do you have access to the lan
[03:55] <nismo> how would i be able to get my lexmark printer functioning on ubuntu?
[03:55] <Newbieeee> N toma I am to manually...an i cannot go back
[03:55] <Intangir> whats an i20 device..
[03:55] <NewbRyan> crimsun: Errors were encountered while processing:
[03:55] <NewbRyan>  alsa-source
[03:56] <corvax> plit it will
[03:56] <Toma-> Newbieeee: why not?
[03:56] <Plitskin[2] > I guess there isn't much I can do with my linux box after alll... :(
[03:56] <Intangir> also on firefox before when i typed 'google whatever' it would do a good search
[03:56] <corvax> if you have  media
[03:56] <Intangir> now it .. doesnt
[03:56] <corvax> like a dvd
[03:56] <corvax> or cd
[03:56] <crimsun> NewbRyan: please pastebin the command and all the errors
[03:56] <NewbRyan> crimsun ok
[03:56] <eugman> I have a dozen bmps I want to change into one animated gif. What do I use?
[03:57] <PistolPedro> how do you tell if a hard-drive has a hidden partition ?
[03:57] <liable> gimp
[03:57] <NickGarvey> !gimp
[03:57] <ubotu> from memory, gimp is at http://www.gimp.org
[03:57] <Plitskin[2] > is apt-get also a package manager like rpm in red hat?
[03:57] <Toma-> PistolPedro: a hidden partition? fdisk maybe?
[03:57] <corvax> kind of plitskin
[03:57] <eugman> ok so gimp can do animations?
[03:57] <NewbRyan> crimsun: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10885
[03:57] <McJerry> when i reboot....i have no network connectivity....i have to ifdown eth0 then ifup eth0 to get networking back.....any ideas?
[03:57] <glm2k> Plitskin: more than rpm. more like mandriva's urpmi
[03:57] <glm2k> eugman: aye
[03:57] <Toma-> Plitskin: dpkg is like rpm
[03:57] <Newbieeee> Toma: I cannot go back!
[03:58] <Toma-> Newbieeee: ok. you have 3 linux partitions? what sizes?
[03:58] <crimsun> NewbRyan: sudo apt-get -f install
[03:58] <Toma-> apt-get is like yum
[03:58] <glm2k> Plitskin: it's probably closest to yum under red hat
[03:58] <linux_amateur> Toma-; it says unknown hardware address type 776
[03:58] <Toma-> linux_amateur: now we're getting somewhere.
[03:59] <Newbieeee> No I have 1 Linux Partition...Linux ext3
[03:59] <linux_amateur> hardware incompatibily?
[03:59] <Plitskin[2] > thanks glm2k
[03:59] <Newbieeee> and 1 swap partition
[03:59] <Toma-> linux_amateur: run desg and see if you can find something about eth0
[03:59] <Toma-> linux_amateur: possibly
[03:59] <NewbRyan> crimsun: done
[03:59] <Newbieeee> and another 2 C: D: partitions...with windows
[03:59] <Toma-> Newbieeee: well edit the 1 ext3 partition and change its mount point to /
[03:59] <PistolPedro> is their a way to fine tune internet settings in gnome, like an advanced program?
[04:00] <corvax> yeah you have to  write somthing in your etc/newtwork/interfaces
[04:00] <corvax> to do it auto
[04:00] <corvax> for you
[04:00] <linux_amateur> how do I run desg?
[04:00] <Toma-> linux_amateur: terminal "dmesg"
[04:00] <arrick> Hey evrybody, I got the file I wanted and got it unzipped, how do I find out where it went, and how do I gte the thing to install?
[04:00] <Newbieeee> toma and that|s all?
[04:00] <corvax> use less
[04:00] <PistolPedro> whats a good command to see what freq the processor is at?
[04:00] <crimsun> NewbRyan: now continue with the instructions.
[04:00] <NewbRyan> ok
[04:00] <Newbieeee> with swap partition?
[04:01] <Toma-> Newbieeee: should be!
[04:01] <Toma-> Newbieeee: thatll get chosen automatically
[04:01] <nismo> Firefox keeps shutting down on me in ubuntu, any suggestions?
[04:01] <corvax> arrick probably in your home
[04:01] <Newbieeee> I have to do something with swap partition?
[04:01] <corvax> or desktop
[04:01] <Newbieeee> or just to leave it like that
[04:01] <Newbieeee> ?
[04:01] <Toma-> Newbieeee: next, the installer will say format "/dev/hdsomething" and "swap"
[04:01] <Plitskin[2] > Newbieeee - make it at least twice your RAM
[04:01] <Toma-> make SURE its not saying anything about your windows partitions
[04:01] <arrick> corvax: I finally found it just now, how do I install it, its a tar file
[04:02] <twirpie> just curious but do you all use xchat or did you settle for something else?
[04:02] <arrick> corvax: its a printer driver
[04:02] <Toma-> Plitskin[2] : pfft waste of hdd space :)
[04:02] <corvax> well you can just klik on it
[04:02] <PistolPedro> twirpie, i use x
[04:02] <Toma-> twirpie: xchat 2.6.1 for me
[04:02] <Newbieeee> Yes Plitskin IT is 1,7 Gb
[04:02] <Newbieeee> And i have 512 ram
[04:02] <Plitskin[2] > Toma - isn't that suppose to be your virtual memory stuff?
[04:02] <NewbRyan> crimsun: i think i did, you said that When you reach the dpkg-reconfigure stage, make sure you select the intel8x0 driver after answering yes to pnp and debug. I'm not sure how to get to that though
[04:03] <brenner> nismo: try running it in a terminal to see if any errors spit out
[04:03] <Toma-> Newbieeee: you will never use that much swap. unless youre a hardcore image editor and in which case you would actually buy more real ram...
[04:03] <corvax> yess
[04:03] <arrick> corvax: just double click on it and it starts? do I need to boot or anything?
[04:03] <nismo> rgr
[04:03] <corvax> so extract it
[04:03] <Toma-> Plitskin: yeh, but realistically, you can get away with no swap at all
[04:03] <arrick> reboot
[04:03] <corvax> it wwill bring up the archive manger
[04:03] <arrick> ?
[04:03] <nismo> ive noticed that ubuntu uses alot less memory than kubuntu
[04:03] <Plitskin[2] > Toma: Uhmmmmm... Ok...
[04:03] <arrick> it didnt do that
[04:03] <linux_amateur> Toma-; all I see is eth0:IPv6 router not present
[04:03] <Toma-> but its safe to have at least 512mb of swap for 512mb of ram
[04:03] <corvax> and then it will untar it when you cklick extract
[04:04] <corvax> then you go from there
[04:04] <Toma-> linux_amateur: i see....
[04:04] <corvax> i dont know what kind of file the installer is
[04:04] <jtxx000> i tried to do a light install with fluxbox and gdm but when gdm starts all i get is a blank screen. :?
[04:04] <corvax> or if its  source
[04:04] <corvax> or what
[04:04] <Toma-> linux_amateur: whats before that? anything about networking card?
[04:04] <arrick> ok
[04:04] <arrick> thanks
[04:04] <crimsun> NewbRyan: just refer to the instructions that were sent to you, and don't repeat anything that has already finished.
[04:05] <Newbieeee> Toma after i change it mount option with / I enter on FInish partitioning and write changes to disk and nothing is hapening
[04:05] <Toma-> Newbieeee: nothing at all?
[04:05] <Newbieeee> nothing!!!
[04:05] <Toma-> hdd light is going crazy?
[04:05] <adam_> any time i try to intall something i get this :  error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.s o.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:06] <adam_> any help would be great
[04:06] <Newbieeee> mo
[04:06] <Hexidigital> !ntfs
[04:06] <ubotu> I heard ntfs is the filesystem used in Windows NT and newer; to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions
[04:06] <Newbieeee> maybe i have to do more changes...
[04:06] <brenner> adam_: what are you installing?
[04:06] <Toma-> Newbieeee: press ctl-alt-f1 or 2
[04:06] <adam_> that time it was winetools
[04:06] <Toma-> and open a terminal... i think you just need to hit enter
[04:07] <arrick> !tar
[04:07] <Newbieeee> I press enter and activate this console..
[04:07] <brenner> adam_: do you have the gtk development package installed?
[04:07] <Newbieeee> And now?
[04:07] <adam_> not that i know of
[04:07] <Dr_Willis> it goes boom!
[04:07] <Dr_Willis> Lo
[04:07] <Newbieeee> I have #
[04:07] <Toma-> Newbieeee: good. now run 'dmesg' and see if anything nasty happened at the end
[04:07] <Luzer> hi all
[04:07] <brenner> adam_: libgtk1.2-dev
[04:08] <twirpie> so pretty much everyone here uses the xchat client?
[04:08] <Newbieeee> yes...a lot of textttttttt
[04:08] <Toma-> twirpie: why?
[04:08] <sure> i'm in opera
[04:08] <Newbieeee> and again #
[04:08] <adam_> oh so thats why im getting it
[04:08] <twirpie> curious is all :)
[04:08] <Toma-> Newbieeee: but at the end, is there any error looking things about harddrives at all?
[04:08] <adam_> its looking for the package that isnt there?
[04:08] <Hagge_> Uhm, is it possible to "downgrade" a bunch of packages in ubuntu? (easiest would be if it just switched to the ones available from the mirrors in my sources.list). I've added the kde 3.5.2 packages but internationalized packages wasn't available and i would prefer to have 3.5.1 instead.
[04:08] <brenner> adam_: installing stuff from source usually requires some devel. libraries
[04:08] <Newbieeee> is said no floppy controllers found
[04:09] <birdfish> Should I install php4 or php5 on Breezy Badger?
[04:09] <Toma-> Newbieeee: thats not a problem...
[04:09] <adam_> ok ill give that a shot
[04:09] <arrick> !print
[04:09] <ubotu> hmm... print is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters or http://www.linuxprinting.org
[04:09] <linux_amateur> Toma-; I don't see anything about networking... but I just noticed that the LED on the ethernet card is Orange...is that because of Ubuntu or somehow the cable is damaged???
[04:09] <Toma-> Newbieeee: i gotta go...
[04:09] <Hagge_> twirpie: i would guess quite a few uses irssi
[04:09] <brenner> adam_: you might also want to look at checkinstall
[04:09] <Newbieeee> take me out from this
[04:09] <Newbieeee> back to the installation:)
[04:09] <twirpie> kewl any others i should look at?
[04:09] <Toma-> linux_amateur: orange hey... possibly loaded wrong
[04:09] <corvax> you always have two lights on ethernet
[04:09] <arrick> brenner: got a minute?
[04:10] <corvax> one green one oarange
[04:10] <Hagge_> twirpie: I think if you look at xchat, irssi, scrollz and weechat you have it covered
[04:10] <adam_> that a installing package?
[04:10] <linux_amateur> orange being BAD!
[04:10] <linux_amateur> D:
[04:10] <corvax> on lets you know its connected one lets you know its transmittign data
[04:10] <Toma-> well i have to go. sorry linux_amateur... you might need to disable ipv6
[04:10] <twirpie> k thanks
[04:10] <sure> anyone know the name of the package i can dpkg-reconfigure to reconfigure my network devices?
[04:10] <corvax> "usually"
[04:10] <_tcc> Orange doesn't mean bad.
[04:10] <Toma-> but someone else can help u there
[04:10] <_tcc> It really just depends.
[04:10] <Hagge_> twirpie: there are quite a few more available aswell but i would guess those are the ones most people use or have the best functionallity
[04:10] <brenner> ubotu: tell adam_ about checkinstall
[04:10] <corvax> if its flashing or solid
[04:10] <Toma-> cheerio
[04:10] <corvax> makes a diference]
[04:10] <twirpie> kewl
[04:10] <_tcc> I have a laptop that is orange.
[04:10] <_tcc> And it works find.,
[04:10] <_tcc> fine*
[04:10] <Hagge_> twirpie: I would go for xchat for gui or irssi for console
[04:11] <Newbieeee> Toma could you please take me out back to instalattin
[04:11] <Newbieeee> ?
[04:11] <twirpie> k
[04:11] <brenner> arrick: sure
[04:11] <arrick> brenner: I am trying to get my print driver untarred, and I found it in 'linux/home/arrick/desktop, how do I extract it? the gui is not doing it.
[04:11] <linux_amateur> _tcc; it was green when I had windows though...
[04:11] <linux_amateur> ?
[04:11] <_tcc> Maybe something is wrong then.
[04:11] <arrick> I've tried all the tar commands, and it says file not founf
[04:11] <arrick> found
[04:11] <Hagge_> arrick: probably tar xvfz or tar xvfj depending if it's a tar.gzip or tar.bzip2
[04:11] <linux_amateur> What should I check to see what's wrong?
[04:12] <_tcc> What is the problem?
[04:12] <Hagge_> arrick: if it says file no found go check in ~/desktop ;)
[04:12] <brenner> arrick: are you in the right dir/used the correct absolute path?
[04:12] <Hagge_> +t
[04:12] <arrick> hagge_: its unzipped already, the gui did that for me
[04:12] <sure> which package do i dpkg-reconfigure to setup my network devices
[04:12] <cubikdice> Question: I just installed the nvidia-glx drivers and enabled then after it finished. I then restarted but no nvidia logo came up...did i go about this right? (i have an nvidia 7800 GT 256MB)
[04:12] <corvax> when you extract a tar file from the command line you need to tell the computer where it is or be in the directory where it is
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> arrick,  cd to /home/USERNAME/Desktop  or was it desktop.
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> :P
[04:12] <arrick> how do I check the dir?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> arrick,  then use the tar commands.
[04:12] <arrick> ok
[04:12] <h0nus> ok i have upgraded to breezy, updated my repos, and still have problems finding certain modules
[04:12] <arrick> thanks
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> Bash 101 stuff here. :P lol
[04:12] <Newbieeee> Toma common man...say the command to go back in the install
[04:12] <h0nus> perhaps someone can provide me with the correct names?
[04:12] <Hagge_> cubikdice: are you using nv or nvidia in your xorg.conf?
[04:13] <cubikdice> i should check that eh
[04:13] <Hagge_> cubikdice: without the nvidia logo i would assume it's not working (you can turn it off thought)
[04:13] <cubikdice> where is that located again ? =X
[04:13] <Hagge_> cubikdice: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:13] <cubikdice> thank you, hold on
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> I like the nvidia logo.
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> :)
[04:13] <Hagge_> cubikdice: either you don't have "nvidia" in it or the drivers doesn't support your gfx card because it's to new
[04:13] <htrp> how do you format a floppy disk via command line?
[04:13] <Hagge_> arrick: pwd
[04:13] <Hagge_> arrick: for the dir question
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> htrp,  what filesystem you want to use?
[04:14] <arrick> Dr_Willis: its telling me ther is no such directroy
[04:14] <Hagge_> arrick: and use ~  instead of /home/username
[04:14] <htrp> anything that windows read
[04:14] <cubikdice> Hagge_, says nv :\
[04:14] <nismo> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714
[04:14] <h0nus> i need to find SAP/R3 module and libssh module
[04:14] <cubikdice> and i just enabled it a second time...
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> arrick,  it MAY be worth whole to spend the next hr reading a bash tutoriual,  try cd d<tab>    for file name completion, use 'ls' and LOOK and see what the file names are.
[04:15] <Hagge_> cubikdice: google for "ubuntu nvidia" or something, i'm sure there are a wiki entry or something for it
[04:15] <Hagge_> cubikdice: you should replace nv with nvidia in it
[04:15] <nismo> Im tryin to install a lexmark printer following the steps found here http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714  I cant seem to get the alien thing though
[04:15] <nismo> the command with alien doesnt work
[04:15] <Hagge_> but i have no idea if ubuntu has a command line to make all the changes or not
[04:15] <corvax> arrick are you in the directory
[04:15] <Hagge_> of if you should/can only do it manually
[04:15] <corvax> of the utarred file?
[04:15] <cubikdice> hmm
[04:15] <cubikdice> alright
[04:15] <Hagge_> cubikdice: also you might have to do something else, google for it
[04:15] <htrp> how do you format a floppy disk via command line?
[04:15] <cubikdice> my concern was if my vid card was suported
[04:15] <nismo> any help? plz :(
[04:16] <Hagge_> cubikdice: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[04:16] <cubikdice> thank you
[04:16] <nootrope> i've been reading the man for apt but i can't find anything on installing packages i d/l from proiders like skype. i'm a rank noobie. can anyone please point me to a place where i can learn to install packages that aren't in the distros oor in the universe depository?
[04:16] <Hagge_> http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_1.0-8174.html
[04:16] <Hagge_> Added support for new GeForce 6100, GeForce 6150 and GeForce 7800 GTX 512.
[04:16] <nismo> Im tryin to install a lexmark printer following the steps found here http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714  I cant seem to get the alien thing though
[04:16] <nismo> any help? plz :(
[04:16] <_jason> ubotu: tell nootrope about skype
[04:17] <arrick> corvax: its telling me that there is no desktop directory.
[04:17] <corvax> yeah its case sensitive
[04:17] <bimberi> nootrope: you use the 'dpkg' command to install local .deb files.  That said, the skype package on their website doesn't work in ubuntu, see the /msg ubotu has sent you
[04:17] <corvax> its Desktop
[04:17] <corvax> not desktop
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> arrick,  Desktop is different from 'desktop' :P
[04:17] <arrick> tried that too
[04:17] <Hagge_> cubikdice: also always google for it instead, there are so much ubuntu documentation on the webpages that simple stuff like that are very likely to be documented.
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> try 'ls' and see whats there
[04:18] <corvax> like this arrick cd /home/arick/Desktop
[04:18] <nootrope> bimberi, thanks very much
[04:18] <bimberi> nootrope: np :)
[04:18] <Hagge_> do cd ~/Desktop
[04:18] <Hagge_> incase you are typing something else wrong ;)
[04:18] <corvax> or that
[04:18] <corvax> lol
[04:18] <Hagge_> like your username or whatever ;/
[04:18] <arrick> found it thanks
[04:18] <Hagge_> so, noone knew how to "downgrade" packages? :D
[04:18] <AngryElf> rc0.d = shutdown and rc6.d = reboot......is this correct?
[04:19] <h0nus> i received a link for the SAP/R3 module but am having trouble finding a tar file to download
[04:19] <h0nus> http://www.sap.com/solutions/netweaver/linux/eval/index.asp
[04:19] <nismo> Im tryin to install a lexmark printer following the steps found here http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714  I cant seem to get the alien thing though
[04:19] <nismo> any help? plz :(
[04:19] <h0nus> can someone help?
[04:19] <Hagge_> Runlevel 0 is used to halt the system, runlevel 6 is used to reboot the system
[04:19] <cubikdice> Hagge_, i will from now on :)
[04:19] <Hagge_> AngryElf: from man init
[04:19] <Hagge_> AngryElf: so yes
[04:19] <neo911> what's the difference between ping <IP_ADDRESS> and ping <IP_ADDRESS> both are broadcast right?
[04:19] <nismo> :(
[04:20] <Hagge_> neo911: .0 are the network address
[04:20] <Hagge_> .255 are broadcast
[04:20] <cubikdice> brb
[04:20] <Hagge_> and it's only true if the netmask is <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:20] <adam_> another question : i added a url to the add a application section now it wont load the list it just comes up and keeps trying to load and never times out
[04:20] <zenbum> .0 used to be broadcast on BSD systems long ago
[04:20] <tehubersheezy> hi everyone
[04:20] <Hagge_> zenbum: i had no idea
[04:20] <arrick> tar -xf what is xubuntu's version of fileroller?
[04:20] <bimberi> nismo: is there an error message?  use the pastebin if it's long
[04:21] <nismo> no sir
[04:21] <tehubersheezy> hello
[04:22] <something_else> how do I resize an image from console
[04:22] <chavo> something_else, use convert, it's in the ImageMagick package
[04:22] <arrick> corvax: I'm in the directory, found the fils, but the tar commands arent working
[04:22] <something_else> cheers chavo
[04:22] <corvax> i thought you said it was untared already?
[04:22] <chavo> something_else, np
[04:23] <arrick> corvax: it is unzipped
[04:23] <arrick> corvax: this is what the file says 'CJLZ600LE-CUPS-1.0-1.TAR  vmlinuz'
[04:23] <nismo> wow
[04:23] <nismo> lol corvax having similar probs to me?
[04:24] <Hagge_> arrick: tar xvf <filename>
[04:24] <corvax> tar -xvf CJLZ600LE-CUPS-1.0-1.TAR
[04:24] <cabajgtr> How do you change the default desktop icon size in gnome?
[04:24] <tehubersheezy> what does the -xvf do?
[04:24] <Hagge_> arrick: x = extract, v = verbose, f = file     and eventually z for gzipped file or j for bzipped
[04:24] <Dr_Willis>  you dont =need a  -
[04:24] <tehubersheezy> oh
[04:24] <corvax> v for ver
[04:24] <arrick> got it thanks
[04:24] <corvax> yah bose
[04:25] <Hagge_> arrick: and c to create an archive instead if you ever want to
[04:25] <PistolPedro> how do i control if volumes are displayed on the desktop?
[04:25] <arrick> yeah Dr_willis: the tutorial about tar was telling me otherwise, so I was doing it wrong
[04:25] <arrick> thanks guys
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> PistolPedro,  its in the control-pane entrys somewhere.
[04:25] <tehubersheezy> hey everyone, is there a way to extract a 7z file?
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> arrick,  its an old tutorial then :P
[04:25] <Hagge_> arrick: depends on which version of tar you use i suppose
[04:25] <tehubersheezy> i couldn't find it in the repositories
[04:25] <Hagge_> gnu tar, bsd tar, solaris tar, ... ;D
[04:25] <PistolPedro> Dr_Willis, in the config editor ?
[04:25] <arrick> ok
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> thenuke,  theres a tool to do it.. i installed it the other day
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> PistolPedro,  No.. in the normal settings menus, its in there somewhere.
[04:26] <arrick> thats the on on here when you type !tar
[04:26] <nismo> how do i convert .rpm's into tar's??????
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> Exploring Gnome  is fun.
[04:26] <arrick> thanks to all who have helped me
[04:26] <corvax> use c
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> nismo,  why would you need to?
[04:26] <arrick> yep
[04:26] <nismo> well
[04:26] <nismo> Im tryin to install a lexmark printer following the steps found here http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714  I cant seem to get the alien thing though
[04:26] <Hagge_> nismo: rpm are packages for other distributions, i think there are utilities to convert them but i suppose you are quite likely to run into troubles doing so
[04:26] <nismo> i c
[04:26] <Hagge_> nismo: so get .deb packages or compile from source code instead
[04:27] <Dr_Willis> nismo,  the 'advance bash scripting  guide' has a example script that does that i recall.
[04:27] <corvax> whats wronfg with alien
[04:27] <corvax> whats the error?
[04:27] <nismo> no its command
[04:27] <corvax> is alien isntalled?
[04:27] <nismo> that asks me to use alien
[04:27] <nismo> idk what is alien lol
[04:27] <corvax> alien converts rmps
[04:27] <nismo> i c
[04:27] <corvax> to debian
[04:27] <bimberi> nismo: is alien installed?  'sudo aptitude install alien'
[04:27] <corvax> packages
[04:27] <nismo> so i should get alien
[04:27] <nismo> ok lemme do that
[04:28] <corvax> nismo thats whiy  i like to get info on wikis
[04:28] <corvax> because if somthings missing you can ad i
[04:28] <corvax> add it
[04:28] <corvax> ;)
[04:28] <nismo> tru
[04:28] <NickGarvey> is there a way to get aptitiude to determine what I have installed and have it help me clean up?  I always used apt-get but I know I have a lot of things I don't need laying around on my computer that I would like to clean up
[04:28] <PistolPedro> Dr_Willis, actually, it's in the nautilus section under apps in gconf-editor
[04:29] <chavo> NickGarvey, you can make a list of installed packages
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> PistolPedro,  thers an easier tool -  then usine gcnf-editor.
[04:29] <liable> NickGarvey: debfoster and deborphan are good for this purpose
[04:30] <NickGarvey> I have ran orphan but it only found 2 things, I am sure their are more
[04:30] <corvax> but if you install things that arent debian packages
[04:30] <NickGarvey> I'll try foster
[04:30] <corvax> they wont help
[04:30] <NickGarvey> I always used apt-get
[04:30] <AngryElf> hey all, what would cause mounting nfs shares to take 1-2 minutes to mount per share??
[04:30] <corvax> ya goot manually do everything
[04:30] <NickGarvey> I don't compile well ;)
[04:31] <Hagge_> Is it possible to automatically downgrade installed packages of which there are only an older version in the /etc/apt/sources.list source/mirrors?
[04:31] <odat> hi everyone
[04:31] <liable> NickGarvey: neither will delete compiled packages as they are not in the apt database.
[04:31] <liable> NickGarvey: you have to delete that stuff yourself.
[04:31] <odat> i just deleted a bunch of huge files as root through nautilus but my available free space didn't change  any ideas?
[04:31] <fiveiron> whats a good app for creating dvd's from video files?
[04:32] <NickGarvey> liable: not a problem, I can't compile anything to save my life ;)
[04:32] <amgad> guys, can anyone please help me in a networking issue, i cann't connect to my laptop using crossover cable
[04:32] <Hagge_> odat: was they moved to some sort of trashcan? small files? maybe someone is still using them so they will be removed for real then they are stopped being used
[04:33] <amgad> the eth0 is active, but they just can't see each other..
[04:33] <Hagge_> amgad: you have an ip on the same network address set on both machines?
[04:33] <odat> Hagge_, they are not in the trash can and i restarted the machine
[04:33] <Hagge_> odat: no idea then, either you have the remember the old size wrong or they where small files maybe?
[04:33] <corvax> dvd::rip
[04:33] <corvax> or
[04:33] <corvax> k9copy
[04:34] <amgad> Hagge_, yeah, both on the 192.168.0.x range, mask <IP_ADDRESS>, and gatway <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:34] <odat> Hagge_, no they were huge video files
[04:34] <Hagge_> odat: are you sure they are removed?
[04:34] <bimberi> odat: they are probably still in a .Trash directory, probably in roots home directory (/root)
[04:35] <odat> bimberi, the root has its own trash?
[04:35] <amgad> Hagge_, i don't know what else i should do..
[04:35] <Hagge_> amgad: and both interfaces are up and you try to connect thru ips? using what?
[04:35] <corvax> ya goota use rm -rf to delete them
[04:35] <corvax> gotta
[04:35] <bimberi> odat: if you logged in as root and deleted files in nautilus it will - or did you run nautilus with (gk)sudo from your user account?
[04:35] <amgad> Hagge_, i tried to ping, or access apache using the ips on web browser, i have apache running on both of them, nothing
[04:35] <h0nus> what's the command to unpack a .tgz file?
[04:35] <amgad> Hagge_, when i ping i get strange stuff
[04:36] <Hagge_> h0nus: tar xvfz file
[04:36] <h0nus> ty
[04:36] <Hagge_> amgad: are you sure the cable are ok?
[04:36] <Blue-Steel> guys .. i instaled ubuntu and then win2003 . now grub got "replaced" by win boot . how can u get grub back again ? i tried to chroot into ubuntu but i had only read perms.
[04:36] <amgad> Hagge_, yeah, it's working fine on windows
[04:36] <odat> bimberi, i used the run as different user tool and ran nautilus as root    it ask for my sudo password
[04:36] <NickGarvey> thanks whoever told me about debfoster "After unpacking 48.7MB disk space will be freed." :)
[04:36] <Hagge_> amgad: i don't know then :/
[04:36] <fiveiron> whats a good app for creating dvd's from video files?
[04:37] <corvax> i mistook a straightthru cable for crossover once
[04:37] <amgad> can it be a firewall problem, i run firestarter on the desktop, should i allow something on it?
[04:37] <corvax> talk about pissed after finally looking at the cable
[04:37] <corvax> after mssing with configs for hours
[04:37] <Hagge_> amgad: ifconfig -a says "UP" for both machines on eth0?
[04:37] <bimberi> odat: ah, then the files might be in your own .Trash.  Have you tried emptying the Trash? (right-clicking on its icon at bottom right of screen)
[04:38] <Hagge_> i would still try another cable or something, dunno
[04:38] <odat> bimberi, i just found them in my .trash directory under root
[04:38] <amgad> Hagge_, yeah
[04:38] <odat> bimberi, how do i delete them from there?
[04:38] <Hagge_> amgad: maybe the firewall blocks all private ips
[04:38] <Hagge_> so try turning it off then
[04:38] <amgad> Hagge_, when i ping i see packets transmitting, but noone replies
[04:38] <arrick> corvax: according to the linuxprint tutorial, i am suppossed to run this command 'sudo alien --to-deb *.rpm
[04:38] <arrick> ', and it hangs up the systm?
[04:39] <Hagge_> amgad: quite likely the firewall drops pings to
[04:39] <amgad> Hagge_, i did turn it off, the same thing
[04:39] <Hagge_> k
[04:39] <odat> i got it
[04:39] <bimberi> odat: using 'sudo rm' from a terminal
[04:39] <corvax> well ive never used the to deb  part
[04:39] <bimberi> odat: ah kk
[04:39] <corvax> maybe ive been doing it wrong
[04:39] <Hagge_> amgad: http doesn't work with the firewall turned of either?
[04:39] <corvax> but ive always done sudo alien filename.rmp
[04:39] <Hagge_> odat: rm -rf /root/.trash/*
[04:39] <corvax> then it keeps the old rmp
[04:39] <corvax> and creates an debian package
[04:40] <tehubersheezy> what is -rf do
[04:40] <amgad> Hagge_, no, it doesn't
[04:40] <Hagge_> tehubersheezy: makes it not ask any questions and accept to remove dirs which contains files
[04:40] <amgad> Hagge_, wehn i ping from the desktop it says "ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted"
[04:40] <tehubersheezy> k thx
[04:40] <corvax> remove foreve
[04:40] <corvax> lol
[04:40] <Hagge_> maybe you have to be root to ping? ;/
[04:40] <amgad> Hagge_, when i ping from laptop, it says nothing at all
[04:40] <Hagge_> i dunno
[04:40] <tehubersheezy> i'm pretty bad at ubuntu
[04:40] <Luzer> anyone have experence with XGL and ATI
[04:40] <NickGarvey> Hagge_: doubt it
[04:40] <fiveiron> holy cow... /me humps tvTime
[04:41] <amgad> Hagge_, nah, don't think so..
[04:41] <NickGarvey> Hagge_: nope
[04:41] <ferdl> Luzer: only with kororaa-sgl-demo live-cd :)
[04:42] <Hagge_> amgad:
[04:42] <Hagge_> http://lists.virus.org/grsec-0406/msg00014.html
[04:42] <Luzer> did it work for you
[04:42] <arrick> corvax: it took all this time to do anything, and created 2 files, so I guess I asked prematurely.
[04:42] <amgad> Hagge_, is there anything i forgot to configure, can u guide me to a tutorial or something to follow, i don't think it is that hard to connect two machines
[04:42] <Hagge_> http://lists.virus.org/grsec-0406/msg00015.html
[04:42] <Hagge_> but i have no idea if any of those are correct ;)
[04:42] <corvax> yeah it takes a while
[04:42] <amgad> Hagge_, k, reading
[04:42] <ferdl> Luzer: works pretty good... well.. till it crashes ;)
[04:42] <corvax> now do sudo dpkg -i packagename.deb
[04:42] <zenbum> Luzer: i couldn't get XGL to work with a Radeon 9600
[04:42] <nismo> sigh
[04:43] <nismo> im never gonna get this to work
[04:43] <Hagge_> http://lists.infodrom.org/linux-stammtisch/2005/0050.html
[04:43] <arrick> yea I got that part, thanks
[04:43] <Hagge_> amgad: i would guess it's an issue with your firewall still
[04:43] <amgad> Hagge_, yeah i googled it too :) didnt help either
[04:43] <Hagge_> are you sure it opens all ports when you remove it?
[04:43] <Luzer> im haveing the same problem
[04:43] <Luzer> 9700 radeon
[04:43] <corvax> disable the firewall!
[04:43] <corvax> see if ti works
[04:43] <Hagge_> the later one had a file for removing all iptables rules
[04:44] <corvax> thatll eliminate that possibility
[04:44] <Hagge_> i have no idea if you firewall used iptables thought, i have only used bsd ipf/pf (atleast lately) so i don't know how it works in linux
[04:44] <robson> away
[04:44] <amgad> Hagge_, am not sure about that, i don't know if i just close firestarter would disable thef firewall, or is it just a gui to iptables?
[04:44] <nismo> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714 <<<< Need help with that
[04:44] <Hagge_> amgad: start firestarter again and see if you can disable it from there
[04:45] <fiveiron> anyone using the tv output on their nvidia card?
[04:45] <zenbum> Luzer: my screen cleared & it showed the spinning-pizza-of-death icon, but never finished initializing... log file didn't reveal much... i gave up fairly quickly
[04:45] <corvax> five ive used it in the past
[04:45] <Hagge_> or try running http://www.i21k.de/clearfirewall  as root and see if it works afterward
[04:45] <Dr_Willis> fiveiron,  i have. :P
[04:45] <corvax> from the laptop
[04:45] <corvax> and used it on one with ati
[04:45] <_jason> !lart stoned
[04:45] <fiveiron> could you point me to some docs on getting that working?
[04:45] <Hagge_> (or just paste the text in an su shell)
[04:45] <_jason> eek wrong channel
[04:45] <Dr_Willis> fiveiron,  i isntalled the nvidia drivers. and the thing defaulted to the tv out.. i had to twiddle with twinview to get X back off the tv. :P
[04:45] <amgad> Hagge_, well, am sure i have port 80 open in the firewall, i access it from remote machines, so i should be able to see it from the labtop
[04:45] <nismo> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49714 <<<< Need help with that
[04:45] <nismo> sudo tar xvzf z600cups-1.0.tgz -C im on that step
[04:45] <h0nus> can someone help me find a module? it's sapr3 or SAP/R3
[04:46] <amgad> Hagge_, i don't think its a firewall problem
[04:46] <nismo> cant get passed it
[04:46] <corvax> well it worked ootb
[04:46] <Hagge_> amgad: if the firewall doesn't block all ips which belongs to private networks
[04:46] <Hagge_> amgad: maybe apache only listens on your external ip?
[04:46] <Hagge_> and not all?
[04:46] <corvax> all i had to do is plug the thing into tv out and unhook the monitor
[04:46] <corvax> and it "just worked"
[04:46] <Hagge_> there is a setting for that in httpd.conf, hold
[04:47] <h0nus> also, i'm having trouble installing libssh
[04:47] <amgad> well, i added a policy in the firewall to allow connection from that ip, it didn't help :(
[04:47] <amgad> Hagge_,
[04:47] <Luzer> i get "*** CONFIG_X86_CMPXCHG needs to be enabled in the kernel." and i found http://www.irclogs.ws/freenode/kernel/28Oct2005/2.html
[04:47] <takeshi> hello ubuntu community
[04:47] <Luzer> it says that i shouldnt try it
[04:47] <Hagge_> amgad: grep -i listen <your httpd.conf>
[04:47] <Luzer> hi
[04:47] <Elhaz> Hello
[04:47] <Elhaz> somebody helpme---
[04:47] <takeshi> im kinda having trouble installing ubuntu
[04:48] <Luzer> i did try the live cd. let me tell you. !
[04:48] <takeshi> after copying everything, when i restart, grub just says "error 17"
[04:48] <corvax> takeshi whats the prob
[04:48] <amgad> Hagge_, erm, nothing !
[04:48] <Elhaz> how can install Automatix to listen MP3
[04:48] <corvax> ah
[04:48] <takeshi> and them, i tried lilo instead
[04:48] <Hagge_> amgad: this is what mine says:
[04:48] <Elhaz> i try sudo dpkg -i automatix_5.4-4_i386.deb
[04:48] <takeshi> it hangs with an 'l' and a bunch of 99
[04:49] <fiveiron> i can't wait till the xgl folks complete more of their mission.  using opengl to minimize desktop memory usage.. its going to be great
[04:49] <Luzer> do you think it is safe to recompile
[04:49] <Elhaz> but.. the ask is.... i need have the file to install in a determinate Directory=
[04:49] <Hagge_> amgad: http://pastebin.com/624313
[04:49] <amgad> Hagge_, is is /etc/apache2/http.d ??
[04:49] <takeshi> any clues? im stuck with this for the entire weekend now...
[04:49] <Hagge_> anyway, i don't have time for this, good luck =P
[04:49] <gfx> how can I change the mouse wheel sensitivity for GTK apps like firefox, it doesnt seem to obey KDE's Control center
[04:49] <Hagge_> amgad: i have no idea for debian
[04:49] <Hagge_> amgad: locate httpd.conf
[04:50] <Hagge_> or find / -name 'httpd.conf'
[04:50] <corvax> got it after testing the windows
[04:50] <corvax> partion>
[04:50] <takeshi> nop
[04:51] <Elhaz> ....
[04:51] <Hagge_> amgad: i have mine in /etc/opt/apache/httpd.conf but that's because i told the configure script to put it there :/
[04:51] <corvax> you dont need automatix just formpe  just install lame
[04:51] <arrick> corvax: now that I have the drivers installed, how do I get the printer recognized?
[04:51] <takeshi> i couldnt even start the first time... but i had windows installed
[04:51] <Hagge_> amgad: i hope you solve it, feel free to pm me the reason afterwards
[04:51] <useruser> gfx: oi
[04:51] <corvax> goto system
[04:51] <amgad> Hagge_, k, thanks very much
[04:51] <corvax> then administration
[04:51] <corvax> printers
[04:52] <corvax> see if its there
[04:52] <toxik660> hey does anyone on here have any experience with running windows inside of ubuntu,
[04:52] <Absenth> what's the driver name for the Alsa sound system?
[04:52] <Absenth> ie, for oss, the driver is I guess called "oss"
[04:52] <gfx> Dr_Willis: help me
[04:52] <motin> how do i use an ISP's smtp-server to send emails? i just want the php mail() up and running, and it has to be through another port than 25...
[04:52] <arrick> I hate accidentally logging off here
[04:52] <PistolPedro> gfx, ?
[04:52] <desrt> how do i change ubuntu's perception of what my grub boot device is?
[04:52] <PistolPedro> gfx, why you ctc ?
[04:52] <seth> gfx, quit pinging me
[04:52] <gfx> how can I change the mouse wheel sensitivity for GTK apps like firefox, it doesnt seem to obey KDE's Control center?
[04:53] <PistolPedro> stop that shit
[04:53] <gfx> sory......
[04:53] <desrt> i go into the file and change (hd0,0) to (hd0,1) but every time i reinstall a kernel it changes it back
[04:53] <gfx> PistolPedro: sorry
[04:53] <arrick> Dr_WIllis: how do I get the printer recognized, now that I have the driver installed?
[04:53] <Hagge_> gfx: you are happy with my reply? ;/
[04:53] <raphink> gfx: using konversation on kubuntu dapper powerpc :p
[04:53] <Dr_Willis> gfx,  i suggest checkingout the wiki/forums.  and google.
[04:54] <gfx> Hagge_: whats ur reply?
[04:54] <Elhaz> how can i install with DPKG??
[04:54] <toxik660> ************************** hey can someone help me, im trying to figure out how too boot windows xp inside of ubuntu, im new to ubuntu just installed it
[04:54] <raphink> gfx: for your interest, it is not considered polite in the IRC culture to /ctcp version people like that ;)
[04:54] <raphink> or ctcp ping
[04:55] <NickGarvey> !dualboot
[04:55] <ubotu> rumour has it, dualboot is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WindowsDualBootHowTo
[04:55] <h0nus> can anyone help me find a module?
[04:55] <gfx> raphink: wats '/ctcp'?
[04:55] <toxik660> thnk you. ill check it out
[04:55] <raphink> Elhaz: why do you want to install with dpkg ?
[04:55] <raphink> gfx: what you did on me 4 times ina row
[04:55] <Elhaz> Automatix..
[04:55] <raphink> Elhaz: then don't
[04:55] <gfx> wats the use with PING?
[04:55] <raphink> automatix is not good
[04:55] <NickGarvey> !ping
[04:55] <PhilKC> !pong
[04:55] <ubotu> pong
[04:55] <ubotu> PhilKC: Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[04:55] <gfx> i just type /ping #ubuntu
[04:55] <raphink> it is not officially suipported
[04:55] <Elhaz> then--i just wanna listen music..
[04:55] <raphink> and you don't need it
[04:56] <Dr_Willis> Automatix - 'just say no!'
[04:56] <gfx> whats that?
[04:56] <raphink> !restrictedformats
[04:56] <ubotu> it has been said that restrictedformats is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats
[04:56] <NickGarvey> haha yeah Dr_Willis
[04:56] <raphink> Elhaz: look at the link ubotu just gave
[04:56] <Elhaz> but.. how can i listen mo3?
[04:56] <Elhaz> mp3
[04:56] <NickGarvey> !mp3
[04:56] <ubotu> it has been said that mp3 is a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[04:56] <Elhaz> i know.. but.. i don`t understand
[04:56] <Hagge_> raphink: anyone are allowed to ctcp version me!
[04:56] <NickGarvey> same site Elhaz
[04:56] <raphink> Elhaz: and don't ask twice the same question when it has been answered
[04:56] <NickGarvey> Elhaz: just go to it
[04:56] <Elhaz> let me see...
[04:56] <raphink> you've got a link, click on it and read
[04:56] <arrick> corvax: how do I get the printer to recognize once the drivers are installed?
[04:56] <Hagge_> raphink: I'm proud of my version reply ;)
[04:56] <Hagge_> irssi v0.8.10 - running on SunOS i86pc
[04:57] <Luzer> how hard it is to remove the ati driver and put in the nvid?
[04:57] <arrick> using xubuntu
[04:57] <raphink> Hagge_: good'u
[04:57] <raphink> good4u
[04:57] <davidmoore83> hi again arrick
[04:57] <Dr_Willis> arrick,  it should show up in the printer config tools :P
[04:57] <arrick> Hi davidmoore83:
[04:57] <raphink> arrick: I don't know xubuntu in particular
[04:57] <corvax> arick did you goto system> adminstration >printers
[04:57] <corvax> was it there
[04:57] <raphink> yet you can use http://localhost:631
[04:57] <raphink> to set yor printer
[04:57] <arrick> Where you from davidmoore83:
[04:57] <toxik660> ubuto that link was very helpfull. thanks a bunch
[04:58] <Hagge_> gfx: to see how much others lagged relative you
[04:58] <NickGarvey> !bot
[04:58] <ubotu> Yep, that's me! I'm a bot alright. Read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage to find out how to use me. Do NOT play with me in any channel except #debian-bots.
[04:58] <davidmoore83> arrick: flight 4 solved the hard drive light issue - though it still doesnt recognise my CPU.  We try to be nice and help but some of us don't like to see such things on our screen.
[04:58] <Intangir> whats IPSec? isnt that a VPN thing?
[04:58] <gfx> Hagge_: wat bad can it do?
[04:58] <arrick> MI, but we have the same last names
[04:58] <mtakeshi> im forgoten...
[04:58] <raphink> gfx: it can flood some connections ;)
[04:59] <raphink> prevent people from posting sometiems if you abuse it
[04:59] <arrick> ipsec is a microsoft networking thing
[04:59] <davidmoore83> arrick: what your surname is more? do you know how to get a britsh keyboard layout in flight 4? can only seem to get a US one
[04:59] <Elhaz> how can i install gstreamer0.8-mad??
[04:59] <mtakeshi> corvax? anyone?
[04:59] <Hagge_> gfx: nothing, back in the days getting a lot of those could make the replys to big so that the network speed where slowed down or the server disconnected users because they tried to send so much
[04:59] <davidmoore83> arrick: correction Moore
[04:59] <_jason> Elhaz: enable universe and use synaptic
[04:59] <arrick> yeah
[04:59] <Hagge_> gfx: not very likely to happen nowadays if there aren't like 30.000 people pinging you are once ;)
[04:59] <_jason> ubotu: tell Elhaz about universe
[04:59] <Hagge_> -are+at
[04:59] <Elhaz> tahanks.. i will do that..
[04:59] <gfx> Hagge_: then thers no problem
[05:00] <davidmoore83> ANYONE know how to get an english UK keyboard layout in flight 4?
[05:00] <Hagge_> gfx: i suppose people bitch about it just to bitch about it, but no use to do it four times thought ;)
[05:00] <arrick> I dont know much about ubuntu, or linux for thatr matter, just started using it friday morning
[05:00] <Elhaz> with synaptic?.. and.. where i save the fiel gstreamer0.8-mad
[05:00] <Elhaz> for install
[05:00] <Elhaz> file*
[05:00] <PistolPedro> davidmoore83, it is GB i believe
[05:00] <Hagge_> arrick: ipsec isn't a microsoft network thing ;D
[05:00] <raphink> Elhaz: I'd suggest you also enable multiverse and install libxine-extracodecs
[05:00] <gfx> Hagge_: ok, so how do I let firefox follow KDE's mouse cursor setting
[05:00] <raphink> Elhaz: you don't save files for install
[05:00] <raphink> this is not windows :p
[05:00] <corvax> xfce has a printer manager
[05:00] <corvax> i think
[05:00] <Elhaz> yeah i know..
[05:00] <_jason> ubotu: tell Elhaz about synaptic
[05:00] <mtakeshi> grub error 17? anyone?
[05:00] <corvax> i havent used it in a long time
[05:00] <Hagge_> Intangir: ipsec is encrypted network communication, i don't think you have to use it for just vpns but you can use it for those to
[05:00] <davidmoore83> PistolPedro: there is no GB in my list
[05:01] <raphink> Elhaz: synaptic ltes your install programs directly without downloading files manually
[05:01] <arrick> gfx: it is called a denial of service attack by many network admins
[05:01] <Elhaz> but i can`t connect to internet....
[05:01] <PistolPedro> davidmoore83, hmm..  ;D
[05:01] <luigi> hola
[05:01] <gfx> Im used to firefox
[05:01] <Elhaz> i know dpkg -i package.deb..
[05:01] <Hagge_> arrick: i would guess the bsds had support long before windows, and probably linux to
[05:01] <davidmoore83> PistolPedro: got it now.....on the install from Live CD it doesnt give you that option but in the full install it allows it! weird!
[05:01] <raphink> so sudo dpkg -i gstreamer0.8-mad_whateverversionyouhave.deb
[05:02] <Elhaz> but... where a save the file to install????'
[05:02] <Elhaz> i save*
[05:02] <PistolPedro> davidmoore83, :-P
[05:02] <raphink> Elhaz: wherever you want
[05:02] <Elhaz> wherever---- ,,,,, mmmm
[05:02] <raphink> it doesn't matter
[05:02] <davidmoore83> well its taken me 8 hrs to solve this HD issue tonight PistolPedro, arrick...... its 4am here :/
[05:02] <Hagge_> arrick: setting up a vpn using ipsec between different oses is a bitch, atleast to a newbie as me
[05:02] <Hagge_> arrick: never got it working ;/
[05:02] <raphink> just save it wherever, then run sudo dpkg -i on it
[05:02] <arrick> yeah
[05:02] <Elhaz> i will try...
[05:02] <Elhaz> and.. with synaptic is the same??
[05:02] <PistolPedro> davidmoore83, what HD issue
[05:02] <arrick> yeah
[05:03] <Hagge_> arrick: windows uses something else for vpns to
[05:03] <Hagge_> arrick: which is easier to set up, don't know what it's called thought ;D
[05:03] <arrick> sometimes
[05:03] <batman> can someone tell me the command to list devices/
[05:03] <PistolPedro> lspci
[05:03] <raphink> wow more than 2 hours to build kdelibs on my powerbook :(
[05:03] <raphink> batman: what devices ?
[05:03] <davidmoore83> PistolPedro: my HD light was on constantly - no flicker or anything also my CPU is not recognised though this hasn't been solved in flight 4 yet though the HD issue has
[05:03] <batman> hard drives
[05:03] <raphink> batman: you can list all  your hardware with lshw
[05:03] <batman> possibly partitions
[05:03] <Hagge_> batman: df -h
[05:03] <raphink> at
[05:03] <Hagge_> are probably what you want
[05:03] <Hagge_> or mount
[05:04] <Hagge_> or fdisk
[05:04] <raphink> cat /proc/partitions
[05:04] <PistolPedro> davidmoore83, bleeding edge computer ?
[05:04] <raphink> lists all the partitions
[05:04] <raphink> df only lists the mounted ones
[05:04] <h0nus> i need help-- http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10886
[05:04] <raphink> mount , too
[05:04] <Elhaz> thanks mens..
[05:04] <raphink> lshw lists the hardware
[05:04] <davidmoore83> indeed PistolPedro ....... well 6 months old but it was very bleeding edge then
[05:04] <raphink> Elhaz: you're welcome
[05:04] <batman> well i'm booted from a live cd
[05:05] <slide> Ok, so I have a harddrive with ubuntu and another with xp, I want to dual boot them, how do i modify the drives so that i can get in to both and ubuntu comes up by default
[05:05] <Elhaz> i`m wo newbie with linux.. i install yesterday in my computer :P
[05:05] <raphink> batman: so?
[05:05] <batman> wanting to mount my hdd to it some i can fix grub
[05:05] <batman> so*
[05:05] <arrick> Anyone out ther can help with xubuntu?
[05:05] <arrick> getting the printer recognized?
[05:05] <raphink> batman: do you know the partition number for it ?
[05:05] <davidmoore83> slide when you install ubuntu it should set that up automatically
[05:05] <arrick> drivers are installed already
[05:05] <batman> i think its hda2
[05:05] <slide> davidmoore83, I already have ubuntu and windows installed
[05:05] <raphink> arrick: I tell you, use http://localhost:631
[05:05] <davidmoore83> slide which did you install first?
[05:05] <arrick> ok
[05:05] <arrick> sorry
[05:06] <slide> davidmoore83, well, I installed ubuntu on a clean harddrive and then I removed the harddrive and put anther harddrive in and installed windows on that
[05:06] <raphink> batman: then sudo mount /dev/hda2
[05:06] <raphink> is it ext3 batman?
[05:07] <raphink> if it's ext3, then
[05:07] <batman> yeah
[05:07] <batman> i tried
[05:07] <arrick> raphink: it refuses to allow any admin functions. even from the same computer
[05:07] <raphink> sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/hda2 /mnt
[05:07] <raphink> arrick: ah :(
[05:07] <h0nus> is there another channel i can go to for help with software?
[05:07] <batman> sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/hda2 to the dir
[05:07] <batman> but it didn't work
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> h0nus,  depends on the software
[05:07] <raphink> you can set that in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf arrick
[05:07] <raphink> but well
[05:07] <raphink> batman: what do you get?
[05:08] <h0nus> i'm trying to install hydra for network security, but i'm running into problems
[05:08] <davidmoore83> slide http://archives.devshed.com/forums/comp-os-linux-redhat-55/installing-grub-for-dual-boot-1751740.html
[05:08] <raphink> dunno this soft
[05:08] <davidmoore83> hope that helps?
[05:08] <batman> wrong file system type bad superblock on /dev/hda2
[05:08] <slide> davidmoore83, thanks :)
[05:08] <raphink> batman: are you sure this is hda2 ?
[05:08] <raphink> ;)
[05:08] <h0nus> Dr_Willis: i have a pastebin link if you want
[05:09] <davidmoore83> slide if it doesnt a general google about Grub setup is what your looking for
[05:09] <slide> k
[05:09] <batman> yeah
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> h0nus,  i doubt if i can help much
[05:09] <raphink> batman: try and identify your parition from `cat /proc/partitions`
[05:09] <h0nus> do you know of a channel for applications?
[05:09] <raphink> h0nus: there are channels for most open-source projects
[05:09] <davidmoore83> anyway peeps its 4:10am here in the UK..... so......g'nite :)
[05:10] <raphink> if your soft is an open-source project, you can try #hydra ;)
[05:10] <Elhaz> can i install Amarok in Gnome?
[05:10] <raphink> else #ubuntu-security maybe
[05:10] <arrick> how do I find out my IP in ubuntu server, with terminal?
[05:10] <raphink> Elhaz: sure but it's not wise
[05:10] <bimberi> arrick: ifconfig
[05:10] <arrick> thanks
[05:10] <raphink> Elhaz: if yo'ure gonna use gnome, I suggest you use kde
[05:10] <Elhaz> ;)
[05:10] <batman> raphink thankies its hda3
[05:10] <batman> not 2
[05:10] <batman> :P
[05:10] <raphink> because amarok will install and use the kde libs
[05:10] <raphink> batman: ;)
[05:10] <Elhaz> why is better kde??
[05:10] <raphink> Elhaz: amarok is a kde app
[05:10] <raphink> it uses the kdelibs
[05:11] <raphink> so if you use amarok in gnome
[05:11] <Elhaz> ajhhhp...
[05:11] <h0nus> raphink, i'm not sure if hydra is open-source project or not
[05:11] <raphink> you will load both kde and gnome libs
[05:11] <batman> raphink by the way its gentoo i'm fixing lol
[05:11] <Elhaz> ajhh now i understand..
[05:11] <raphink> batman: good4u
[05:11] <Elhaz> but what es better, KDE or GNOME?
[05:11] <batman> raphink: yeah wanted to try it out
[05:11] <raphink> Elhaz: + I'm a kubuntu dev and a bit of advertising won't kill ;)
[05:11] <batman> Elhaz fluxbox is best
[05:11] <SEJeff> Elhaz: that depends on your opinion. I've used linux about 7 years. I prefer gnome
[05:11] <raphink> Elhaz: try them out and get your own opnion ;)
[05:11] <raphink> opinion
[05:11] <SEJeff> Elhaz: My parents use gnome and LOVE it
[05:11] <PistolPedro> take that discussion to ubuntu-offtopic
[05:12] <Elhaz> Ok.. thanks ;)
[05:12] <raphink> I only like KDE :)
[05:12] <arrick> gnome :))
[05:12] <batman> raphink what are you thinking FLUXBOX!!!!
[05:12] <raphink> PistolPedro: :p
[05:12] <batman> anyone else here try out gentoo?
[05:12] <arrick> raphink: I have the file open, now what?
[05:13] <raphink> arrick: argh... hehe well in the /admin section, you should have Allow From localhost
[05:13] <arrick> setting the user and stuff for the http://localhost:631
[05:13] <raphink> around like 700 something I think
[05:13] <raphink> s/like/line/
[05:14] <raphink> I don't have a breezy box here and this file changed in dapper
[05:14] <raphink> so I can't check the lines number
[05:15] <arrick> where the allow from <IP_ADDRESS> is?
[05:15] <raphink> wait a min
[05:15] <twirpie> say i've used wine to install mirc but now have decided i dont want mirc how would i go about removing it?
[05:15] <venox> hey. can I use the dapper cds to upgrade my breezy install to dapper? (when the dapper cds are avaiable, sure)
[05:15] <raphink> arrick: http://pastebin.com/624336
[05:15] <raphink> find this section and get sure you have this
[05:15] <_jason> venox: yes
[05:15] <Joetheodd> twirpie: rm -rf ~/.wine/fake_windows/Program Files/*mirc*
[05:15] <venox> hmm
[05:15] <zach> ok i installed the dvd thing on wiki but when i try to play the dvd it says'Faild to find mountpoing for devicd /dev/hdc in /etc/fstab' what do i d?
[05:15] <raphink> <IP_ADDRESS> is localhost, so it's fine too
[05:15] <venox> that's nice :)
[05:16] <raphink> and it might well say Allow From instead of Allow
[05:16] <raphink> doen't matter
[05:16] <twirpie> thanks
[05:16] <raphink> arrick: could you find it?
[05:16] <arrick> thanks
[05:16] <raphink> arrick: did you have to change something in it?
[05:17] <raphink> arrick: of course if you want to mofidy this file, you have to use sudo to edit it...
[05:17] <gfx> which is better an imac G5 dual-C or a clone with UBUNTU?
[05:17] <raphink> clone ?
[05:17] <raphink> what is a clone?
[05:17] <SEJeff> gfx: A PC with Ubuntu...
[05:18] <raphink> I prefer powerpcs :)
[05:18] <cafuego> gfx: More software "just works" on a standard pc.
[05:18] <gfx> raphink: are you un UBUNTU as well?
[05:18] <raphink> gfx: sure
[05:18] <raphink> cafuego: not significantly
[05:18] <gfx> cafuego: more software? mac or ubuntu?
[05:18] <raphink> cafuego: there are not so many differences anymore
[05:19] <raphink> gfx: ubuntu
[05:19] <raphink> you don't get the same packages exactly on i386 and powerpc
[05:19] <raphink> but most packages available on i386 also work on powerpc
[05:19] <gfx> raphink: why arent u on an OS X?
[05:19] <gfx> raphink: thats a cool OS
[05:19] <cafuego> raphink: Except java/flash/video
[05:19] <zach> i got the dvd decoders from wiki but i still cant play dvds any ideas why?
[05:20] <raphink> gfx: it's not open-source :p
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> Well 'cool' is debateable.
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> Lol
[05:20] <raphink> gfx: I have OS X installed but I don't use it
[05:20] <Elhaz> for install something with aptitude, do you need save the files in expecific directory??
[05:20] <raphink> I might remove it  actually
[05:20] <raphink> just as I never had windows on my i386 machines
[05:20] <raphink> Elhaz: no
[05:20] <Elhaz> Thank you ;)
[05:20] <raphink> Elhaz: it downloads from the internet then installs
[05:21] <Elhaz> but.. if you download the file??
[05:21] <raphink> zach: did you install libdvdcss2 ?
[05:21] <zach> yes
[05:21] <Elhaz> not with aptitude, or apt...
[05:21] <raphink> Elhaz: then you have to install with dpkg -i
[05:21] <Elhaz> ajh.. now i`m understanding ;)
[05:21] <zach> it comes up with an error when i try to play the dvd though
[05:22] <gfx> raphink: macs are to expensive here, im going for UBUNTU linux
[05:22] <raphink> zach:
[05:22] <raphink> ok
[05:22] <gfx> raphink: but macs are cool,,
[05:22] <cafuego> gfx: Um.
[05:22] <gfx> raphink: and sexy
[05:22] <raphink> gfx: ubuntu is an OS, mac is a computer
[05:22] <raphink> don't compare things that cna't be compared
[05:22] <raphink> I'm running ubuntu on a mac
[05:22] <cafuego> gfx: Both macs and PCs run Ubuntu.
[05:22] <gfx> raphink: mac = OS X
[05:22] <zach> the error is "Failed to find mountpoint for device /dev/hdc in /etc/fstab'
[05:22] <raphink> no gfx
[05:22] <raphink> mac = machine
[05:22] <raphink> mac os = os
[05:22] <cafuego> gfx: It's just that at the moment, Ubuntu on PC works better than Ubuntu on Mac.
[05:23] <raphink> mac os even works on pcs now
[05:23] <Discipulus> correction, macintosh = computer
[05:23] <raphink> cafuego: I wouldn't be so sure ;)
[05:23] <Discipulus> :-P
[05:23] <nootrope> i'm getting some dependencies issues... the package depends on newer versions of existing packges. i guess i have to wait until the ubuntu repository has that version? Or can i look for and try to install the needed version from the debian repository?
[05:23] <gfx> raphink: OS X on a PC? its a headache to install
[05:23] <cafuego> raphink: I _am_ sure.
[05:23] <cafuego> raphink: On account of using Ubuntu on iBook, mac mini, amd64 and i386 machines.
[05:23] <raphink> cafuego: I am running kubuntu dapper on a powerpc
[05:23] <raphink> without the slightest problem
[05:24] <cafuego> raphink: ... and the i386 versions have _by_ _far_ less issues than PPC.
[05:24] <raphink> about 1/4 of the debian devs I know develop on ibooks
[05:24] <cafuego> See, most standard apps run okay, but the second you need say a browser plugin, you're stuck.
[05:24] <Inc0gnito> any1 know how to use qtparted to create a new partition off of my home so I can make home seperate ?
[05:24] <gfx> raphink: why is an I book there choice?
[05:25] <gfx> raphink: how about alieanware?
[05:25] <cafuego> gfx: Small, light, cheap.
[05:25] <raphink> gfx: because mac hardware rock  :)
[05:25] <gfx> raphink: ibook arent that cheap
[05:25] <Inc0gnito> I found an awesome tutorial for moving my home, but confused on how to go abot making the partition for it.
[05:25] <raphink> gfx: they are, for the quality
[05:25] <cafuego> gfx: iBooks are cheaper compares to PC laptops for what you get for your money.
[05:25] <raphink> gfx: I've had mac II that still worked great after 15 years
[05:25] <Inc0gnito> alienware....dont you mean delianware ?
[05:26] <NickGarvey> Inc0gnito: you mean making a separate partition for /home?
[05:26] <gfx> raphink: they are for the curves and colors of an ibook
[05:26] <corvax> now that macs ARE pc's does the hardware rock?
[05:26] <corvax> lol
[05:26] <raphink> gfx: apple comps are great hardware. beautiful, powerful, solid
[05:26] <arrick> raphink: I had to open oit on the otehr pc, this ones too slow for pics
[05:26] <raphink> corvax: i'm taling of powerpcs ;)
[05:26] <cafuego> corvax: Apparently the Macbook pro is the fastest WinXP laptop money can buy ;-)
[05:26] <raphink> arrick: pics ?
[05:26] <gfx> raphink: PC laptop clone on a transmeta is alsa good
[05:26] <rishi> hey all...can anyone tell me what the difference is between ubuntu and edubuntu
[05:26] <gfx> raphink: no problems lately
[05:26] <cafuego> rishi: Edubuntu is set up to run as ltsp server.
[05:27] <corvax> i dont think so
[05:27] <NickGarvey> cafuego: not out of the box though
[05:27] <rishi> cafuego: what does that mean
[05:27] <joseph_>  My ubuntu dapper locks up when I use the nvidia binary driver, but it never locks up with the nv driver.  Is there anything I can do to make the nvidia binary driver work without locking up?  Thanks.
[05:27] <NickGarvey> rishi: other computers can boot from that one
[05:27] <cafuego> NickGarvey: Depends on the benchmarks.
[05:27] <corvax> ah laptop
[05:27] <corvax> i see the qalifier now
[05:27] <raphink> rishi: edubuntu is aimed to schools organizations. It features a lstp server and other programs aimed to schools and other administrations
[05:27] <NickGarvey> rishi: you can set up a computer to do it with knoppix if you want to play around
[05:28] <NickGarvey> beds? heh
[05:28] <rishi> NickGarvey: no it wasn't that, i was just curious
[05:28] <raphink> letting the comp build for the night
[05:28] <raphink> yeah NickGarvey it's 5:30AM here
[05:28] <NickGarvey> :-D
[05:28] <rishi> but edubuntu and ubuntu are identical except the itsp server thing
[05:28] <arrick> raphink: I made sure it said that, and it still wont let me login from the web?
[05:29] <raphink|sleep> arrick: did you restart cupsys ?
[05:29] <raphink|sleep> arrick: sudo /etc/init.d/cupsys restart
[05:29] <corvax> rishi edubuntu comes with more educational apps preinstalled
[05:29] <raphink|sleep> then try again
[05:29] <corvax> i guess
[05:29] <arrick> ok
[05:29] <NickGarvey> !edubuntu
[05:29] <ubotu> methinks edubuntu is an Ubuntu version suitable for classroom use. See http://edubuntu.org or visit #edubuntu
[05:29] <matthew> is anyone else using ubuntu on an Alienware laptop? i need some help getting S-video out to TV to work
[05:30] <bimberi> rishi: http://www.edubuntu.org/tour.html
[05:30] <rishi> corvax: hmm...okay.  i'm thinking of giving it to my lil nephew, cuz he's got an aptitude for computers
[05:30] <corvax> yeah you can choose server install
[05:30] <corvax> or
[05:30] <corvax> workstation
[05:30] <neo911> how does one join in the development of ubuntu? thx
[05:30] <corvax> choose workstation
[05:30] <Inc0gnito> it saddens me that I used to really admire alienware and now they are owned by dell, how sad.
[05:31] <Dr_Willis> matthew,  the fact that its alienware dont matter. :P the chipset of the laptop matters.
[05:31] <matthew> very sad indeed
[05:31] <rishi> agreed
[05:31] <matthew> it's intel 855
[05:31] <matthew> and i downloaded a drive from Intel support
[05:31] <Inc0gnito> matthew, lucky you got a good onboard video chippy
[05:31] <Inc0gnito> I got screwed by acer with a SIS
[05:31] <matthew> but im new to linux so i have no idea what i'm looking at when i extract the driver
[05:31] <arrick> raphink: its saying 401 unauthorized
[05:31] <rishi> matthew: you have the 855GM vid right?
[05:31] <Inc0gnito> no DRI
[05:32] <matthew> yes rishi
[05:32] <matthew> i want to continue to utilize S-video out to my TV especially with Totem
[05:32] <corvax> does ubuntu play nice with macbook pro?
[05:32] <rishi> matthew, you running dapper or breezy?
[05:32] <matthew> breezy
[05:32] <arrick> guess I'll add gnome again, everything points back to >system>admin>printers
[05:32] <arrick> man its slow
[05:33] <rishi> hmm
[05:33] <corvax> i know knoppix and gentoo work
[05:33] <rishi> btw...fedora's aiglx...stinks.
[05:33] <rishi> haha
[05:34] <rishi> matthew: i feel like i'm going to have that problem as well when i move my dell 700m to linux...but i don't know the solution yet...are your drivers for linux?
[05:35] <TheFaction20> whats up guys
[05:35] <arrick> like the terminator 'I'll be Back'
[05:35] <slide> Does anyone know of an easy to setup ftp server with mysql backend?
[05:35] <corvax> the ole hp i have woprks great
[05:35] <TheFaction20> is there anyway to save my settings that i have if im using the live cd?
[05:35] <rishi> no, but i can tell you that would be pretty badass.
[05:36] <fiendskull9> yo
[05:36] <corvax> all the  special buttons work
[05:36] <TheFaction20> yo
[05:36] <corvax> with ubuntu
[05:36] <Elhaz> how can i install a file that is .RAR file??
[05:36] <Elhaz> i need unzip??
[05:36] <fiendskull9> Elhaz, a RAR is an archive
[05:36] <corvax> i was suprized
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> unrar
[05:36] <matthew> the display on the laptop monitor is great, and I've found to the config files for resolution and brightness and such, but I can't find a way to flip on the TV-out, i went to intel's website and they had a driver for my chipset that was for linux, but when i downloaded and extracted it, it wasn't a .deb package or anything just a folder full of stuff
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> :P
[05:36] <fiendskull9> Elhaz, sudo apt-get install rar
[05:36] <Elhaz> oh.. thanks ;)
[05:36] <fiendskull9> Elhaz, then you should be able to right click the rar file and extract
[05:36] <rishi> matthew:
[05:37] <h0nus> regeya_: can you help me sir?
[05:37] <rishi> you need to install it
[05:37] <corvax> matt ya gotta compile
[05:37] <corvax> prolly
[05:37] <fiendskull9> brb
[05:37] <corvax> is therea .sh file in there
[05:37] <matthew> is there a wiki on compiling?
[05:37] <rishi> matthew: i'm a total noob, but i seem to remember something like try using apt-get or something...it might work? haha.
[05:37] <bimberi> !compiling
[05:37] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware
[05:37] <fiendskull9> !compiling
[05:38] <fiendskull9> !compile
[05:38] <ubotu> A nice howto about compiling software from source code can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware (but remember to search !apt first, after adding all the !repos)
[05:38] <corvax> matt whats in the folder
[05:38] <xerophyte> Is the iptables stuff change on the 2.6.16 kernel ? because my old configuration didnt work with iptables modules
[05:38] <corvax> exactly
[05:38] <fiendskull9> agh
[05:38] <fiendskull9> i got steam working in wine
[05:38] <fiendskull9> and it takes 100 cpu whilst updating CS1.6
[05:38] <fiendskull9> lol
[05:38] <Pump> hi
[05:38] <Pump> hi everyone
[05:38] <fiendskull9> Pump, hey
[05:38] <TheFaction20> is it possible to save my settings although im using the live cd?
[05:38] <rishi> friendskull9: what is steam?
[05:39] <Pump> I want to ask somebody some questions
[05:39] <[TechGuy] > hot water vapor?
[05:39] <Pump> Who can I ask?
[05:39] <fiendskull9> fiendskull9, its fiend, lol. Its what you use to play counterstrike, and there is no native linux client.
[05:39] <DBO> hi, my mouse occasionally stops responding, restarting X seems to fix the issue, is there anything I can do?
[05:39] <TheFaction20> pump:just ask
[05:39] <rishi> The Faction20...i doubt it...all that stuff is stored on your ram,
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> Pump thats 1. :P
[05:39] <NickGarvey> Pump: about what
[05:39] <fiendskull9> Pump, just ask a question
[05:39] <NickGarvey> !helpe
[05:39] <ubotu> NickGarvey: No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:39] <NickGarvey> !helpme
[05:39] <ubotu> If you do not actually ask a question, we can not actually help you.
[05:39] <Pump> I want to update my breezy to flight 5
[05:39] <NickGarvey> !dapper
[05:39] <ubotu> Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion :)
[05:39] <Pump> I want to know if adding this repo:
[05:39] <corvax> the livecd isnt multisession
[05:40] <Pump> deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/backports/update-manager /
[05:40] <corvax> but it should be
[05:40] <Dr_Willis> Pump,  id advise not upgrading to it yet - untill its officially released
[05:40] <Pump> I could do it
[05:40] <fiendskull9> Pump, sudo apt-get distro-upgrade
[05:40] <fiendskull9> Pump, ^ should work
[05:40] <NickGarvey> distro?
[05:40] <desrt> dist-upgrade
[05:40] <TheFaction20> something ive noticed in my close to 10 hours straight of running this off the live cd is how smooth it runs compared to my installed xp
[05:40] <fiendskull9> !upgrade
[05:40] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade.  Upgrading to dapper (remember it may break). Please test the dist-upgrader -> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-January/014700.html.
[05:40] <rishi> friendskull9: there's no native linux cs? that's pretty gay
[05:40] <h0nus> regeya_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10887
[05:40] <fiendskull9> rishi, exactly, theres was a petition last yuear, 4000 people signed it, they still ignored it
[05:40] <Pump> and what about updating only Gnome?
[05:41] <rishi> i remember those cs days at school...what a great effing game
[05:41] <fiendskull9> rishi, the client is written in c++, they would just have to build it.
[05:41] <Pump> I play cs but on Win
[05:41] <corvax> usually they run slow on the install cd
[05:41] <rishi> ditto pump
[05:41] <corvax> slow from livecd
[05:41] <corvax> sorry
[05:41] <corvax> heh
[05:41] <fiendskull9> Pump, you can get it workin on wine ya know, but it takes alot to update cs
[05:41] <corvax> much faster once installed
[05:41] <Pump> yes
[05:41] <TheFaction20> corvax:idk maybe my windows is just retarted
[05:41] <rishi> friendskull9: how difficult is it to build?
[05:41] <Pump> the thing is that I could never have 3d acceleration
[05:42] <matthew> rishi: contents of folder /xc:  6 folders - /config /extras/  /lib /include /programs /util  2 readme files  some config files and xf86Date.h
[05:42] <Pump> I have a Radeon 9200
[05:42] <corvax> maybe its defragmented full or trojans  spyware etc?
[05:42] <fiendskull9> rishi, its FIEND, lol. they seem to release a new build every month, they dont even have to support the damn thing, just throw it out.
[05:42] <paladinew> hey guys, quick question here.  I just installed FLight 5, on my desktop it shows my hard drive (65GB Volume)  but when I try to open it it says I dont have the permission necesary to open it... how do I change that ?
[05:42] <Pump> and I could never make the ati drivers work
[05:42] <matthew> corvaxi: contents of folder /xc:  6 folders - /config /extras/  /lib /include /programs /util  2 readme files  some config files and xf86Date.h
[05:42] <corvax> ms actually recommends you REINSTALL once a year!
[05:42] <corvax> lol
[05:42] <fiendskull9> corvax, lmao
[05:42] <Pump> lol
[05:42] <TheFaction20> haha
[05:42] <rishi> friendskull9:  oh, my bad...i didn't know what FIEND WAS
[05:42] <Dr_Willis> corvax,  i though thtey reccomended you buy a new cd every year. :P
[05:43] <arrick> how do I uninstall xubuntu?
[05:43] <fiendskull9> most people that use windows just want to know "honey, wheres aol and my email?"
[05:43] <fiendskull9> lmao
[05:43] <Pump> I have Win Xp and I don't reinstall for 2 years more or less
[05:43] <bimberi> !tell arrick about xubuntu
[05:43] <fiendskull9> arrick, sudo apt-get remove xubuntu-desktop
[05:43] <rishi> Pump: i reinstall maybe 2wice a year
[05:43] <corvax> ok
[05:43] <rishi> you gotta get rid of the shlup
[05:43] <rishi> that xp builds up
[05:44] <fiendskull9> rishi, Microslush hell-p
[05:44] <crimsun> arrick: remove libxfce\* and libexo\*
[05:44] <fiendskull9> lol
[05:44] <corvax> i just rm -rf xp
[05:44] <rishi> hahaha
[05:44] <crimsun> arrick: that will force uninstallation of all Xfce-related packages.
[05:44] <arrick> oh yeah, thaks
[05:44] <Pump> so, should i use sudo apt-get distro-upgrade
[05:44] <Pump>  or i add deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/backports/update-manager / and update thru the update manager?
[05:44] <arrick> will it leave the ubuntu server?
[05:44] <crimsun> arrick: yes
[05:44] <fiendskull9> Pump, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:45] <fiendskull9> Pump, i reccomend you leave it on all night
[05:45] <arrick> thanks
[05:45] <DBO> is there any way I can restart my mouse device from console?
[05:45] <fiendskull9> Pump, i think it takes awhile
[05:45] <DBO> or re-detect it or something...
[05:45] <Pump> yes, thats what i wanted to do
[05:45] <fiendskull9> DBO
[05:45] <fiendskull9> DBO, is it usb?
[05:45] <Pump> so instead of using the update manager I use sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?
[05:45] <TheFaction20> fiendskull9:with the sudo apt-get are these things already on ubuntu? or are they things that they search for somewhere else?
[05:45] <fiendskull9> Pump, exactly
[05:45] <Pump> ok
[05:45] <motin>  i have no luck sending emails via sendmail and esmtp - please help! i tried define(`ESMTP_MAILER_ARGS', `TCP $h 587') but it does not help!
[05:45] <DBO> fiendskull9, yes
[05:46] <corvax> matt read the README
[05:46] <Pump> Is there any posibility of the X to broke?
[05:46] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, yes, its the default package getter, lol.
[05:46] <DBO> but I dont want to restart all my USB devices
[05:46] <fiendskull9> DBO, umm
[05:46] <fiendskull9> DBO, is it logitech?
[05:46] <DBO> yes
[05:46] <fiendskull9> DBO, try - modprobe Logitech
[05:46] <DBO> the only way I found to get the mouse to respond again once it stops is to restart X
[05:46] <fiendskull9> DBO, you could unplug it, lol, and plug it baxck in
[05:46] <DBO> doesnt work
[05:47] <DBO> unplugging I mean
[05:47] <Pump> one more thing
[05:47] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, its actually on most debian systems i think.
[05:47] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, and slackware has optional - slapt-get
[05:47] <Pump> if i use dist-upgrade, do i have to change any repo?
[05:47] <DBO> only solution I can find is to restart X, which is annoying because that kills my session
[05:47] <fiendskull9> Pump, no
[05:47] <fiendskull9> Pump, its in the ubuntu repos
[05:47] <Pump> so I don't have to uncomment or nothing?
[05:47] <Blue-Steel> what is the cmd line to auto configure X ?
[05:47] <fiendskull9> !tell DBO about modprobe
[05:48] <TheFaction20> fiendskull9:is it kinda like using run in windows? sorry for the seemingly noobish questions im just learning as i go along basically
[05:48] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, no, it installs an application.
[05:48] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, say i want to install xmms, i just do sudo apt-get install xmms. then when its done, i type xmms to launch the program
[05:48] <Blue-Steel> !tell Blue-Steel about xorg
[05:48] <rishi> TheFaction20: i hear yah...i'm a noober
[05:48] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, it install the package from a repositorie
[05:49] <TheFaction20> fiendskull9:wheres this 'repository'?
[05:49] <fiendskull9> !tell TheFaction20 about apt-get
[05:49] <Plitskin[2] > exit
[05:49] <Pump> ok, i'm going to try to upgrade
[05:49] <rishi> hey pump
[05:49] <rishi> if you get it working
[05:49] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, there is many repositorys, its just a fancy name for a ftp server, lol.
[05:49] <Plitskin[2] > eeeek what the hell was I thinking typing that. I thought I was in console lolz
[05:49] <Pump> i just make apt-gt dist-upgrade and that's it?
[05:50] <rishi> go to #ubuntu +1 for the Dapper channel
[05:50] <Pump> ok
[05:50] <fiendskull9> Pump, remember, to sudo.
[05:50] <Pump> yes
[05:50] <fiendskull9> Pump, if u get t working, tell me how long it takes.
[05:50] <Pump> but i read somewhere that i have to change breezy for dapper
[05:50] <fiendskull9> Pump, nope, it should boot to dapper.
[05:50] <Pump> to make dist-upgrade
[05:50] <rishi> fiendskull9: can't you guys just upgrade from the disc?
[05:51] <fiendskull9> rishi, no. you can download a dapper iso tho, but its big.
[05:51] <rishi> fiendskull9: i now understood what you were trying to say to me...my bad for effin up your name
[05:51] <fiendskull9> rishi, lol.
[05:51] <Pump> ok guys, thank for your time
[05:51] <TheFaction20> have any of u used dsl?
[05:51] <fiendskull9> Pump, good luck!
[05:51] <pulgoki> anyone know much about psybnc?
[05:51] <rishi> lata pump
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> TheFaction20,  on and off. :P
[05:51] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, dsl is horse crap :)
[05:51] <corvax> in ubuntu you can use synaptic a gui front end for apt to  get apps of you can use the add remove programs package
[05:51] <rishi> TheFaction20: dsl sucks balls
[05:51] <corvax> or apt from the cli
[05:51] <TheFaction20> or any other thumb drive linux?
[05:51] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, i have t1 internet, and its delicious
[05:52] <Pump> if I get it to work I'll be back here to see if you can help me with the Ati drivers
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> TheFaction20,  never used it on a thumb drive.
[05:52] <rishi> i have Comcast...and its great, other than the occasional torrent shaping
[05:52] <fiendskull9> I download at about 3000 kbps on a good server
[05:52] <rishi> pump
[05:52] <Pump> yes?
[05:52] <rishi> find me here afterwards...you and i will do the ATI thing...cuz i did it once already and have to do it again
[05:53] <corvax> dsl is ok if your running a 166 mhz machine'
[05:53] <Pump> what card do you have?
[05:53] <xephoN-cne2> I need a cheap network card.. which is better SMC/Startech/D-Link/Belkin??
[05:53] <rishi> 9600 pro
[05:53] <pulgoki> whats the prefered web browser for linux??? opera??  firefox??
[05:53] <fiendskull9> Xenguy, dlink.
[05:53] <Pump> i have 9200 SE
[05:53] <rishi> nice
[05:53] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, dlink
[05:53] <corvax> firefox
[05:53] <Pump> I would like to plays some game here
[05:53] <Pump> all right
[05:53] <Pump> thank you all
[05:53] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, they really like ubuntu
[05:53] <corvax> because it can be pacakged with the distros'
[05:53] <xephoN-cne2> alright, thanks :D
[05:53] <fiendskull9> !play
[05:53] <ubotu> All work and no play. Please don't play with me in the channel; experiment with me in /msg
[05:54] <Pump> sorry if there was some mistake in my english
[05:54] <Pump> i'm from Argentina
[05:54] <Pump> all right, i'm going to update
[05:54] <rishi> haha no worries pump
[05:54] <Pump> bye
[05:55] <rishi> whoever asked...i like firefox a lot
[05:55] <fiendskull9> anyone have luck installing Warcraft III with wine?
[05:55] <rishi> but i feel like it lags on the upload sometimes
[05:55] <corvax> nope not a gamer
[05:55] <fiendskull9> rishi, he keeps typing in irc instead of terminal i think, lol
[05:55] <pulgoki> rishi: im using firefox but the display seems slow on some sites
[05:55] <eckO> i need to reinstall windows on my dual boot system, how can i reinstall grub after this?
[05:55] <rishi> hahaha
[05:55] <pulgoki> ive never tried opera in linux but it didnt seem to work very well in freebsd
[05:56] <eckO> i need to reinstall windows on my dual boot system, how can i reinstall grub *to the mbr* after this?
[05:56] <TheFaction20> fiendskull9 what do "steam" and "wine" do? is wine a program to trick linux in to playing windows games?
[05:56] <rishi> pulgoki: did they release opera 9 yet?
[05:56] <fiendskull9> TheFaction20, wine is a windows compalibilty overlay
[05:56] <xephoN-cne2> wine is a windows emulator..
[05:56] <fiendskull9> !tell TheFaction20 about wine
[05:56] <pulgoki> not sure
[05:56] <rishi> !tell rishi about wine
[05:56] <h0nus> cd ..
[05:56] <dejan_> hi
[05:56] <fiendskull9> I love opera
[05:57] <xephoN-cne2> fiendskull9; how does counter strike 1.6 work on wine?? flawless?
[05:57] <fiendskull9> it blazes down the street with t1
[05:57] <rishi> damn, ubotu yelled at me!
[05:57] <pulgoki> opera seemed allot faster
[05:57] <corvax> wine intercepts api calls
[05:57] <gfx> how can I transfer my ubuntu on another HDD?
[05:57] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, well, when updating cs, it takes 100% cpu.
[05:57] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, but i had to install mozilla active x control, and then it installed perfectly, and launches fine.
[05:57] <pulgoki> just not sure if everything works well.  :P  since it didnt work for crap in bsd
[05:57] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, cant wait to get in game :))
[05:57] <xephoN-cne2> :O
[05:58] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, but yeah, do you think they really work on the bsd version? :P
[05:58] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, the market is all in windows and linux
[05:58] <xephoN-cne2> i'll see around how linux works before doing any gaming on it :P
[05:58] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, one game that is native on linux, ut2004.
[05:58] <fiendskull9> xephoN-cne2, i reccomend if u dont have it, buy it.
[05:58] <rishi> eck0: there is a wiki on it
[05:58] <pulgoki> fiendskull9: thats too bad too... i liked freebsd but lack of support drove me to debian
[05:59] <rishi> eck0: you have to rescue boot from the cd
[05:59] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, yeah, i love debian. i tried slack and gentoo, but i keep coming back to ubuntu and other debian based systems.
[05:59] <rishi> gentoo wouldn't install on my comp, that pos
[05:59] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, im curious about trying freebsd, will it auto add to my grub? or will i have to write my own entry stanza for it.
[05:59] <pulgoki> fiendskull9: i ran slack about 7 years ago.... i loved it but i like the package managment system of debian
[05:59] <Xenguy> that's cos debian frickin rocks :P
[06:00] <The_Answer> how do you find the exact names of files so you can download them in he using the terminal
[06:00] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, well, i beleive slack 10.0 introduced slapt-get. seriuously.
[06:00] <SEJeff> The_Answer: apt-cache search whatever
[06:00] <rishi> can you use yum in ubuntu?
[06:00] <pulgoki> fiendskull9: ive dont know much about grub
[06:00] <pulgoki> wow
[06:00] <The_Answer> ty
[06:00] <Blue-Steel> rishi no
[06:00] <SEJeff> rishi: apt-get is better than yum
[06:00] <fiendskull9> !yum
[06:00] <ubotu> fiendskull9: parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[06:00] <pulgoki> slapt-get?
[06:00] <pulgoki> haha
[06:00] <pulgoki> cool
[06:00] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, yeah.
[06:00] <Xenguy> The_Answer: I don't understand; what do you want to do?
[06:01] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, i think there is some way to incorparate apt-get system into all distros. i need to look into it.
[06:01] <rishi> But you know how yum has yumex...so you can see everything available, is there something similar for apt-get?
[06:01] <pulgoki> i almost went back to it recently
[06:01] <pulgoki> slackware that is
[06:01] <pulgoki> but someone talked me into unbuntu instead
[06:01] <Xenguy> fiendskull9: sure, but why not just run Ubu :P
[06:01] <fiendskull9> pulgoki, or if you know c++, you could ask ubuntu for the apt-get source, and integrate it.
[06:01] <pulgoki> im not displeased that i did
[06:01] <Elhaz> what do you recomend.. apt-get or aptitude?
[06:01] <fiendskull9> Xenguy, have u ever exspierenced Gentoo?