[20:17] <Pici> nmvictor: The root account is locked by default on Ubuntu.  using su will not grant you access.
[20:17] <supernix> There is a terminal located in system tools in the menu
[20:17] <wildc4rd> anyone in here tried putting Ubuntu onto an Acer Aspire 1?
[20:17] <M0E_lnx> guys... I need help with this http://nopaste.com/p/aZJwINTGl
[20:17] <supernix> it is set to use gksu but running that program only produces a window that just goes away before it actually shows up
[20:18] <bob__> can you run root in the usr terminal
[20:18] <M0E_lnx> some update upgraded gcc and something else, not I can't build stuff
[20:18] <guntbert> supernix: ok, and what is your problem with that?
[20:18] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:18] <supernix> it should pull up a terminal but does nothing but show a attempt to start in the task bar area
[20:18] <nmvictor> supernix: it will if you go to users,edit the root user by giving him a password then typing su at the terminal.Thats called unlocking it.try it,it worked on mine
[20:18] <guntbert> !who | supernix
[20:18] <M0E_lnx> anybody?
[20:18] <supernix> working but failing with no error message
[20:19] <combo> elo all :)
[20:19] <jimcooncat> supernix: you can open a terminal, and type "sudo su -" -- there are more ways to do this also
[20:19] <combo> i've got 2 questions about ubuntu (i'm opensuse user)
[20:19] <Pici> !noroot | nmvictor
[20:19] <Jesper84> sudo su
[20:19] <supernix> M0E_lnx:  currently I don't know which one of the manu people in here knows the answer to my problem when I do I will address that individual alone
[20:19] <Jesper84> Will that make you root user ?
[20:19] <guntbert> supernix: does gksu work for you generally?
[20:19] <FrankQC> What's the diff between update and upgrade?
[20:20] <supernix> jimcooncat: yes that works
[20:20] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:20] <nmvictor> ubottu: ok,i get it
[20:20] <Pici> Jesper84: The supported method would be to use sudo -i
[20:20] <supernix> I had to do terminal then do an su gedit to edit a file in root
[20:20] <M0E_lnx> supernix, that was a bot.. not me
[20:20] <erUSUL> FrankQC: update only downloads info on new packages... upgrade actually updates the installed packages to new version if they are aviable
[20:20] <jimcooncat> Jesper84: you should put a hyphen, like so: "sudo su -" to give you root's environment instead of your own
[20:20] <M0E_lnx> I need help with this http://nopaste.com/p/aZJwINTGl .. anybody?
[20:20] <supernix> sorry I thought you initiated the responce from the bot M0E_lnx
[20:20] <nmvictor> supermixx:hop you got ubottu's warning,do it at your own risk.
[20:20] <Jesper84> jimcooncat: Ah, okay. Thx.
[20:21] <mweichert> is it possible to customize the ubuntu install cd to use more recent packages?
[20:21] <supernix> guntbert: actually it used to work fine when I tested it the first time
[20:21] <supernix> I don't know what has caused an issue
[20:21] <dn4> Does anyone know how to use a command to see if the dvdrom drive is noticed
[20:21] <combo> actually since yesterday i've been using kubntu 7.10 with my openbox+pypanel, and that was great! all just as i wanted. but i figured out that there is no support anymore for that version, so i decided to install latest version of kubuntu - 9.04. i wanted to set all as i had, dolphin+amarok+other favourites apps and also install my favourite win-manager - openbox (+pypanel) of course. but i have a problem
[20:21] <nmvictor> supernix:hop you got ubottu's warning,do it at your own risk.
[20:22] <erUSUL> FrankQC: if the hardware works i do not see mayor problems
[20:22] <supernix> nmvictor: I make it a p0int not to care anything about bots or what they do
[20:22] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:22] <doleyb> combo: There is also a #kubuntu place
[20:22] <erUSUL> FrankQC: but maybe a security issue arises that is not patched on older kernels so is a trade of
[20:22] <combo> first of all i want KDE 3.5 back cuz this 4.0 is ... umhh... not good for me :P does anybody know how to install it ?
[20:22] <guntbert> supernix: what happens when you type something like gksu xeyes ?
[20:23] <nmvictor> supernix: :-Dthats funny.Maybe I should to.
[20:23] <combo> doleyb, uh... i know. i'm over 2 years linux user :)
[20:23] <supernix> that is a good idea guntbert I will try that real quick
[20:23] <doleyb> combo: there is a guy who has what's called a "remix" with kde3, you can look for it, maybe
[20:23] <bright> hi all
[20:23] <combo> doleyb, ok, uhm.. so maybe other quest. how to install pypanel ? it's gone from repos ? :(
[20:23] <bright> i have trouble with my cairo-dock
[20:23] <combo> can't install my favourite pypanel :(
[20:23] <nmvictor> hi  bright
[20:23] <combo> where is it gone ? ;((
[20:23] <bright> i can not change themes
[20:23] <bright> nmvictor:  hi
[20:24] <bright> :)
[20:24] <supernix> ok running gksu from the run comman app located on my panel it runs fine
[20:24] <combo> doleyb, ok, thanks for solution. will find that, cuz that opensuse can't stand anymore :)
[20:24] <supernix> does everything it is supposed to
[20:25] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: where does aclocal.m4 come from
[20:25] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:25] <M0E_lnx> I dont know
[20:25] <M0E_lnx> I ran configure, and make is failing
[20:26] <Edico> how do I exit from sudo -l  to my normal user permisions?
[20:26] <M0E_lnx> says something about libtool being too new
[20:26] <Sebboh> Hi.  I've just activated some logical volumes..  And I'd like to re-trigger whatever auto-mount tool the file manager uses to populate the places bar.
[20:26] <R_YoYo_R> Edico, type exit
[20:26] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: it says something about commands which used to work on previous versions of libtool but not on new ones
[20:27] <mykal> Oh thank god I'm on
[20:27] <Sebboh> Edico, you can use ctrl+d (EOF) in many places you'd use the exit command, FYI.
[20:27] <erUSUL> Edico: exit
[20:27] <Edico> thank you
[20:27] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:27] <guntbert> supernix:( type my nick, when addressing me, so I get highlighted :-)) now try gksu x-terminal-emulator
[20:27] <mykal> I can get Ubuntu help here right?
[20:27] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: you should mention this on the gambas mailinglist
[20:27] <pepperjack> mykal: yes
[20:27] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, of course
[20:27] <mykal> Sweet
[20:28] <M0E_lnx> so you think it's a problem with the configure scripts?
[20:28] <mykal> I have googled my problem for three days
[20:28] <sacarlson> M0E_lnx:  maybe just modifiy the config file to not check or widen the date range for libtool
[20:28] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: without a doubt, however, that doesn't solve your problem
[20:28] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, just state the problem
[20:28] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: can you pastebin the contents of the aclocal.m4 file?
[20:28] <mykal> I am trying to set up my ati pro rage 128 tf in jaunty jackelope
[20:29] <q_> really jaunty don`t support ati 1150?
[20:29] <mykal> Was hoping someone had a working xorg.conf
[20:29] <Edico> how do I execute a command where I must be root, sudo doesn't work
[20:29] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, http://nopaste.com/p/aa5Y0ujgpb
[20:29] <ikanobori> Edico: su -
[20:29] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, dumb question. did you go into system, hardware and enable the driver?
[20:29] <brighted> cairo-dock trouble can you help me ?
[20:29] <Pici> Edico: Whats wrong with using sudo?
[20:29] <ikanobori> so you get a root shell
[20:29] <Kagee> How do i find out what temp1/temp2/temp3 in lm-sensors output are for a motherboard?
[20:29] <tamas> ngn svensk???
[20:29] <mykal> driver not listed
[20:29] <Pici> ikanobori: That will only work if the root account is unlocked.
[20:29] <brighted> i can change themes on cairo-dock
[20:30] <Edico> Pici, that command doesn't work with sudo iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
[20:30] <Sebboh> What program manages mounting filesystems under /media automatically?
[20:30] <mykal> no drivers in system hardware
[20:30] <R_YoYo_R> Edico, just switch to root then
[20:30] <Pici> Edico: you can use   sudo -i   to get an interective root session, then run that command.
[20:30] <ikanobori> Pici: sorry, too used to debian
[20:30] <mykal> tried manually setting driver to r128 through xorg.conf
[20:31] <mykal> didn't work reboots in low graphics mode
[20:31] <erUSUL> Sebboh: hald
[20:31] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: anyway, post this to their mailinglist they mismanaged not supporting a new version of libtool so they should clean up their mess too.
[20:31] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, without the kernel mod that wont work
[20:31] <mykal> Been living with 800x600
[20:31] <Sebboh> ikanobori, Pici: FYI, sudo -s provides a root shell, works in default Ubuntu configuration.
[20:31] <supernix> ok guntbert it did not work that time
[20:31] <mykal> Where do I get the kernel mod please?
[20:31] <guntbert> Edico: but I don't see why iptables should not work with sudo
[20:31] <bob__> mykal what driver are you using
[20:31] <Sebboh> erUSUL, thanks.
[20:31] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: in the meantime, you can use the gambas packages.
[20:31] <pepperjack> mykal: what sort of problem are you having.  you can pastebin your log file and xorg.conf file and we cn take a look
[20:31] <M0E_lnx> no.. i can't
[20:31] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: http://gambas.sourceforge.net/ < see bottom of downloads page there.
[20:31] <M0E_lnx> the ones in the repos are too old
[20:31] <pepperjack> !pastebin > mykal
[20:31] <bob_> In case I missed your reply after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:31] <supernix> guntbert: the command faild it did ask for a password but then nothing happened
[20:32] <pepperjack> mykal: the log file i refer to is /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[20:32] <Edico> guntbert, it doesn't work it says permission denied only root ...
[20:32] <mykal> how do I do that ubottu?
[20:32] <deever> bob_: the same as 'asoundconf list': the card doesn't get listed...
[20:32] <M0E_lnx> I can't work with the old buggy version available
[20:32] <iGadget> hi all
[20:32] <rhleis> Is there a simple way to make a usb thumb drive bootable? I used unetbootin to put eeebuntu on it, and it was supposed to make it bootable, but didn't. So, I used dd to copy the iso, but it's not bootable... and my internet connection is really slow because a wind storm took down the primary tower in my area, so I can't google it
[20:32] <guntbert> supernix: ok, now try without gksu
[20:33] <supernix> guntbert: yes without gksu it works fine pulls up a terminal
[20:33] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: their site features another page which should have newer packages.
[20:33] <iGadget> Can anyone give me a hand with the boot problem I'm having
[20:33] <bob_> In case I missed your reply after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:34] <M0E_lnx> man this sux
[20:34] <pepperjack> !pastebin | mykal
[20:34] <rhleis> Anyone?
[20:34] <rhleis> Is there a simple way to make a usb thumb drive bootable? I used unetbootin to put eeebuntu on it, and it was supposed to make it bootable, but didn't. So, I used dd to copy the iso, but it's not bootable... and my internet connection is really slow because a wind storm took down the primary tower in my area, so I can't google it
[20:34] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: compiling can be hell
[20:34] <Mike94287> A window popped up that says "There was an error while performing indexing. Index corrupted." Every time I try to close it it just reopens.
[20:34] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, shouldn't be... I've built gambas so many times it's not even funny
[20:34] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, what if you use "ati" in the xorg.conf
[20:34] <M0E_lnx> just never done it in ubuntu
[20:34] <Zzeiss> rhleis: Hmmm... can you run gparted or even fdisk on it, to see if the "bootable" flag is set?
[20:34] <secureneo> where is the config file for changing the default openssh banner ?
[20:34] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  after installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup, printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:35] <erUSUL> !notes | Mike94287 known issue follow advice here
[20:35] <nmvictor> rhleis: I think their is an application in Application>System>Administration.Its called Createa USB startup disk
[20:35] <combo> where to get from PYPANEL? does anybody using it ? it dissapeared somewhere? it's gone from repos :/
[20:35] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: as far as I can find it gambas2 uses libtool 1.5 and ubuntu has libtool 2
[20:35] <ikanobori> you can compile libtool1.5 yourself offcourse
[20:35] <ikanobori> and after that compile gambas
[20:35] <maxooo> hi, I installed grub2 and would like to know if anyone knows how to skin it, to make it more eyecandy
[20:35] <ikanobori> but I don't know if that breaks other things
[20:35] <dmhardison> i have install x64 ubuntu server and when it boots up (via pxe) i am receiving the error at configuring network interfaces: cannot create /dev/null: input/output error.... and then it repeats that error for init.d/rc several times, any advice?
[20:35] <supernix> guntbert:  I don't understand why there are no errors being written to the logs either
[20:35] <iGadget> rhleis: I know there used to be a bug in creating bootable usb thumb drives, which was fixable by using gparted
[20:36] <FrankQC> maxooo: System > Administration > Start-Up Manager
[20:36] <akoum> hello
[20:36] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: found it
[20:36] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165643/
[20:36] <waeel> hye
[20:36] <akoum> hello
[20:36] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: sudo dpkg --force-downgrade -i libtool1.5.26-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb
[20:36] <guntbert> supernix: thats strange indeed, try gksu gnome-terminal
[20:36] <ikanobori> after that compile it
[20:36] <waeel> please help me
[20:37] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: also, maybe you need i386
[20:37] <FrankQC> waeel: With what
[20:37] <akoum> wael
[20:37] <dmhardison> is this some kind of bug in the server distribution, because i have no idea what else would cause this.
[20:37] <mwa1> folks, my laptop has a provision to read mircosd card, how do i use it in ubuntu, it does not get detected?
[20:37] <waeel> firefox is to slow
[20:37] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, is the older one in the repos?
[20:37] <M0E_lnx> or do I need to dload it manually?
[20:37] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: try it and you'll find out
[20:37] <waeel> opera very speed
[20:37] <ikanobori> the command I just send
[20:37] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, is that the whole thing?
[20:37] <iGadget> anyone ever heard of the nvidia_bcibbaeh module? It's causing my system to not finding my root drive, so I can't boot. Google has never heard of nvidia_bcibbaeh, so that doesn't help much...
[20:37] <waeel> but i like firefox
[20:37] <Sebboh> Is HAL supposed to be able to hotplug my LVM filesystems?
[20:37] <daveosociologist> Network Printer problem: Cannon Image Runner C2550. Ubuntu 9.04. Finds network printer, IP is correct. With recommended driver, printer does nothing. With second available driver printer printer beeps, flashes red light, and says "PDL IMG Invalid Data". Any idea how to make this printer work?
[20:37] <supernix> guntbert: Failed to contact the GConf daemon
[20:37] <supernix> that is the message I got
[20:37] <mwa1> folks, my laptop has a provision to read mircosd card, how do i use it in ubuntu, it does not get detected?
[20:38] <bob__> deever: the first thing you need to do is make sure the card is connected properly, then run lspci or lsusb depending on the type of card you have
[20:38] <maxooo> FrankQC: there's nothing here with grub2 (kubuntu 9.04)
[20:38] <secureneo> anyone know how to change the default banner for openssh?
[20:38] <Decepticon> how to search for a string across files in my current dir and subdirs and files of current dir?
[20:38] <waeel> i using ubuntu 9.4
[20:38] <secureneo> Im trying to hide the OS version
[20:38] <erUSUL> Decepticon: using grep
[20:38] <guntbert> supernix: and gnome-terminal alone?
[20:38] <erUSUL> Decepticon: grep -R string dir/*
[20:38] <mykal> yest that's the xorg
[20:38] <mykal> all of it
[20:39] <Decepticon> erUSUL thats what i thought, but i cant get it to work
[20:39] <FrankQC> maxooo: Join channel #kubuntu
[20:39] <mwa1> bob__:my laptop has a provision to read mircosd card, how do i use it in ubuntu, it does not get detected?
[20:39] <mykal> cant open log file :(
[20:39] <FrankQC> maxooo: If you want Kubuntu help
[20:39] <supernix> guntbert: yes the gnome-terminal alone pops up when I issue the command
[20:39] <rhleis> Help pls!
[20:39] <rhleis> Is there a simple way to make a usb thumb drive bootable? I used unetbootin to put eeebuntu on it, and it was supposed to make it bootable, but didn't. So, I used dd to copy the iso, but it's not bootable... and my internet connection is really slow because a wind storm took down the primary tower in my area, so I can't google it
[20:39] <TopBunny88> secureneo: Please elaborate?
[20:39] <erUSUL> Decepticon: it should
[20:39] <pepperjack> mykal: gksudo gedit /var/log/Xorg.0.log    then gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   gksudo opens with root permissions
[20:39] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, did you run this? sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[20:39] <waeel> i wait
[20:39] <Decepticon> erUSUL ah it is
[20:40] <maxooo> FrankQC: k, thx
[20:40] <nmvictor> mwa1: If you are using an sd adapter then its an issue of reading your laptops manual on how to connect the adapter to its slot In most case,inserting it and giving it a gentle push works.
[20:40] <pepperjack> mykal: ^ try R_YoYo_R's command first perhaps
[20:40] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:40] <mundisko> hi all
[20:40] <Need_Help_1> Hi all , ive heard that there were actually some problemes with flash & jaunty
[20:40] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, running configure again after downgrade... will let ya know
[20:40] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, also... if you run the live cd do you get normal screen resolution?
[20:40] <Zzeiss> Has anyone figured out how to get the bluetooth working on a Macbook Aluminium?
[20:40] <mwa1> nmvictor:which device it uses i mean /dev/???
[20:40] <Need_Help_1> us tgere actually anything new =
[20:41] <Zzeiss> (the install page says "it works".  I beg to differ...)
[20:41] <mykal> Tried that all I get is 800X600 The sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg just give me keyboard settings
[20:41] <SultansElephant> is it necessary to reboot after upgrades
[20:41] <secureneo> TopBunny88: Im trying to change  SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5ubuntu1 to not disclose that the openssh server is running on this version of ubuntu
[20:41] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: please do :)
[20:41] <pepperjack> mykal: ok pastebin those two files after you open em with gedit
[20:41] <Soleone> Hi all, can I use Ubuntu with 192mb RAM without having horrible slowdowns like under windows xp with that amount of RAM ?
[20:42] <SultansElephant> Soleone: use Xubuntu
[20:42] <iGadget> rhleis: have you tried checking if the lba flag is checked on your thumb drive?
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> use xubuntu
[20:42] <pepperjack> Soleone: most would recommend xubuntu in that scenario
[20:42] <guntbert> supernix: strange, at the moment I got no new ideas - please try gksu alone and try to start several graphical applications
[20:42] <iGadget> rhleis: you can use gparted for that
[20:42] <bob_> what is the best backup routine for backup up everything in case something gets messed up fiddling with linux
[20:42] <supernix> ok
[20:42] <pepperjack> Soleone: depending on the processor gnome would probably be OK
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> hey is there anything new about jaunty & flash
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> there were some issues with the performance
[20:42] <SultansElephant> !xubuntu
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> anything new so far =
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> ?
[20:43] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165648/
[20:43] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:43] <mykal> The xorg.conf is pretty much base
[20:43] <maxooo> frankQS: no one listen there...
[20:43] <mwa1> nmvictor:df does not mount it or i cant see in fdisk -l
[20:43] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, does the live cd give correct resolution?
[20:44] <SultansElephant> anyone else have problems with flash in jaunty 64
[20:44] <Soleone> pepperjack: thanks. cpu is 1800mhz, so that's not too bad. I tried Xubuntu yesterday, but somehow the desktop wasn't responding after booting from the start-disk
[20:44] <Soleone> pepperjack: so I was wondering if Ubuntu will work too
[20:44] <mykal> just 800x600
[20:44] <deever> bob_: lspci i have already done, see http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html
[20:44] <nmvictor> mwa1: wit a min
[20:44] <pepperjack> mykal:  try this:  alt-ctrl-f2 to get to command line then login then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  then sudo X -configure    this will create a new xorg.conf file in your home directory so then sudo cp ~/xorg.conf-new /etc/X11/xorg.conf    assuming the new file it creates is called xorg.conf-new
[20:45] <guntbert> Soleone: I suggest you try with the live CD
[20:45] <nmvictor> mwa1: let me check with mine
[20:45] <SultansElephant> Soleone: Are you certain that all the components are functional?
[20:45] <pepperjack> mykal: your current xorg file isnt giving you anything special so you can always delete the new one if it causes a problem.  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart to restart X and test new file
[20:45] <SultansElephant> Soleone: is the harddrive making a noise or does it stop?
[20:46] <Soleone> SultansElephant: no, the hardware seems to be okay (at least under windows)
[20:46] <mwa1>  nmvictor:sure thanks
[20:46] <Soleone> guntbert: i tried this CD (Desktop): http://hex1a4.net/xubuntu/mirror/releases/9.04/release/xubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[20:46] <mykal> I tried these settings but it boots in low graphics mode after http://paste.ubuntu.com/165652/
[20:47] <Soleone> guntbert: i couldn't find a special "live" version there. the desktop also seemed to function like a "live" version
[20:47] <pepperjack> Soleone: ubuntu should be ok.  kde may perform slightly better but i dont like the looks/feel of kubuntu its your choice though
[20:47] <mweichert> hey, I'm wanting to preseed a Hardy install. I'm trying to determine how to deal with all of the updates available. Is there someway I can slipstream my hardy cd to include those updates?
[20:47] <Soleone> pepperjack: right, i'm no fan of the KDE l&f too
[20:47] <secureneo> anyone know how to change the default banner for openssh? currently its  SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5ubuntu1 and I am trying to hide the OS version for security
[20:48] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, did you try the ati driver?
[20:48] <guntbert> Soleone: yes, the ubuntu desktop CD work as "live CDs" too, so you can test a running system without doing anything to your existing system
[20:48] <mykal> Will do then get back to you
[20:48] <hatter243> mweichert, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/38101
[20:48] <mykal> Just put ati as driver?
[20:48] <R_YoYo_R> yeah
[20:48] <Soleone> guntbert: okay thanks. it was just weird that the desktop didn't respond. i'll just try again today with Ubuntu
[20:49] <R_YoYo_R> just a thought
[20:49] <shaky> ciao
[20:49] <mweichert> hatter243, thanks I'll take a look
[20:49] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:49] <slashzul> anyone install ubuntu on a dell mini 9 ?
[20:49] <slashzul> what iso do I download?
[20:49] <shaky> non riesco ad installare un file mi aiutate
[20:49] <Dr_Willis> slashzul:  on my aceraspireone - i used the 'netbookremix' usb img file i dd'd to a flashdrive and booted/installed from it
[20:50] <guntbert> Soleone: you're welcome - live CDs are *the* way to see if your hardware and the intended OS fit well
[20:50] <hatter243> bob_ stop repeating yourself. Also, try sudo apt-get purge cupsys cupsys-client && sudo apt-get install cupsys cupsys-client
[20:50] <LjL> !it | shaky
[20:50] <guntbert> !it | shaky
[20:50] <xorred> I remember there was a way to default the startup of a service, sort of /etc/init.d/service defaults or something
[20:50] <hatter243> bob_, I take that back, I hallucinated the repeat. I apologize
[20:50] <hatter243> hah
[20:50] <xorred> what was it?
[20:50] <genii> secureneo: Change value: Banner /etc/issue.net          into: #Banner /etc/issue.net           in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:50] <slashzul> Dr_Willis: so u boot from usb and install ?
[20:51] <akoum> hello
[20:51] <Dr_Willis> slashzul:  thats what i did
[20:51] <akoum> am from lebanon
[20:51] <Dr_Willis> slashzul:  much faster then booting/installing from cd
[20:51] <iGadget> anyone ever heard of the nvidia_bcibbaeh module? It's causing my system to not finding my root drive, so I can't boot. Google has never heard of nvidia_bcibbaeh, so that doesn't help much...
[20:51] <secureneo> genii: let me check that out
[20:51] <secureneo> genii: thanks
[20:51] <guntbert> !welcome | akoum
[20:51] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[20:52] <mweichert> hatter243, hmm, the question never really got answered. The solution was to update the packages after the install finished. This isn't optimal when trying to preseed a configuration and the updates require reboots
[20:52] <xorred> update-rc.d service defaults it is
[20:52] <baker> hi
[20:53] <T1loc> I
[20:53] <T1loc> Hi
[20:53] <mweichert> hatter243, I wonder if I replace the /pool directory on the live cd with the one that is found in archive.ubuntu.com ?
[20:53] <genii> secureneo: np
[20:53] <gamla_kossan> hi people. I'm running 8.10, and can't start bind9 anymore, due to selinux (!?). anyone have a clue how I disable it?
[20:53] <boringpackets> where is VLC?
[20:53] <Mush_Work> Question:  Is there a good emulator I can run in Ubuntu that will allow me to run the game that I play all the time, "Darkfall Online", a windows game? Otherwise I'll have to put my computer back to windows.
[20:53] <guntbert> Edico: sorry, I was busy elsewhere - is your sudo  iptables problem still open?
[20:53] <boringpackets> i need VLC x64, and I can't locate it in synaptic or googling for .debs, and i have the WORST luck compiling from source
[20:53] <genii> !appdb | Mush_Work
[20:53] <boringpackets> so please please help me
[20:53] <secureneo> genii:So all I see in the file is Ubuntu 9.04, Maybe just change that?
[20:53] <erUSUL> !wine > Mush_Work
[20:53] <hatter243> mweichert, That's a good idea. I wonder if that would resolve all the dependencies as well...
[20:53] <T1loc> I have installed mysql apach2 and phpmyadmin but i have this messages : You don't have permission to access /phpmyadmin on this server. when a write : http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[20:54] <Mush_Work> Thank you.
[20:54] <bob__> deever: if you have not done so yet check /etc/modprobe.d and make sure it has not been blacklisted fro some reason
[20:54] <T1loc> if you have any idea...
[20:54] <genii> secureneo: No
[20:54] <Edico> guntbert, It worked with sudo -i
[20:54] <bob__> for
[20:54] <genii> secureneo: The change needs to be made to the config of the ssh daemon
[20:54] <DarkWell> does ipset work with the 9.0.4 release ?
[20:55] <iGadget> can anyone tell me how to contact an ubuntuforums admin? I can't log in and the system won't recognize my emailadress
[20:55] <T1loc> nobody ?
[20:55] <edeca> Anybody know where the option to change gnome keyring password is in 9.04?  Guides for 8.10 suggest it is in Encryption & Keyrings, but there's no "Gnome Keyring" tab
[20:55] <i3luefire> !lmao
[20:55] <Chamillionaire2> !lmao
[20:55] <Mush_Work> You guys rock.
[20:56] <unix3> Hi guys, if I install ubuntu .. and I want to switch the hard disk to another machine thats the same architecture.. should it run without any problems?
[20:56] <Mush_Work> I can't believe you love helping newbies like m.e
[20:56] <Chamillionaire2> patience! t1loc
[20:56] <eseven73> if it gets you off windows, we're glad to help :)
[20:56] <R_YoYo_R> unix3, is it the same exact?
[20:56] <mweichert> hatter243, I think it would if I included dists/hardy/* on the live cd. The thing I'm not sure of is what does the ubuntu cd use to determine what packages to install
[20:56] <T1loc> Chamillionaire2: i'm patient :)
[20:56] <deever> bob__: it's not blacklisted, no
[20:56] <Mush_Work> hehe thanks
[20:56] <deever> bob__: the modules are loaded, btw! ;)
[20:56] <unix3> R_Dday, amd64, but different proc, different ram..
[20:56] <Chamillionaire2> Theres a command that makes ubottu say diffrent stuff
[20:56] <unix3> R_YoYo_R,
[20:56] <Chamillionaire2> cant remeber what it where tho :-(
[20:57] <sierinjs> how can i make strange simbols in linux like i did in win with alt+048 = '0'?
[20:57] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, the ! goes before the command
[20:57] <R_YoYo_R> unix3, not sure if it will work.
[20:57] <mattgyver> is anyone familiar with creating udev rules?
[20:57] <guntbert> Edico: ok, but I still wonder, because here it works with sudo too :-)
[20:57] <MorpheuBr> hi all
[20:57] <MorpheuBr> i need some help
[20:57] <bob_> hatter243 sorry your instructions didn't help and no you didn't hallucinated I'm repeating cause someone here said to do so to get answwers
[20:57] <Chamillionaire2> !patience ubottu
[20:57] <Chamillionaire2> lol
[20:57] <i3luefire> !ping
[20:57] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:57] <hatter243> mweichert, I think I would probably be a good question for #ubuntu-devel :)
[20:57] <LjL> !botabuse | Chamillionaire2
[20:58] <Chamillionaire2> you make a line down then the username but i cant make that symbol on my pc
[20:58] <mattgyver> !udev
[20:58] <fizk> hey guys, I have gstreamer10-plugins-bad in update-manager being uncheckable....? why is that
[20:58] <Edico> guntbert, to mee doesn't work
[20:58] <sierinjs> how can i make strange simbols in linux like i did in win with alt+048 = '0'?
[20:58] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, shift + \ should do it
[20:58] <fizk> i.e. I can't check its checkbox
[20:58] <rumpel2> sierinjs, i guess SHIFT+ALT+U...
[20:58] <hatter243> mweichert, oh hey, check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=497245
[20:58] <Kage[Work]> So, I'm trying to setup a Hardy web-server that uses Apache LDAP authentication
[20:58] <MorpheuBr> who here use Nvidia drivers sli ?
[20:58] <Chamillionaire2> | ow yea
[20:59] <Kage[Work]> But I can't seem to find anything for AuthLDAP
[20:59] <Kage[Work]> Suggestions?
[20:59] <boringpackets> how do i run compiz --replace in terminal and have the terminal hide itself when im done?
[20:59] <Chamillionaire2> !patience | ubottu
[20:59] <hatter243> boringpackets, compiz --replace &
[20:59] <guntbert> Edico: I see, but as long as you get going with sudo -i lets keep it at that :-)
[20:59] <Chamillionaire2> YAY!
[20:59] <boringpackets> thanks hatter243
[20:59] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, now use the power wisely please
[20:59] <pepperjack> boringpackets: nohup compiz --replace;exit?  :)
[20:59] <sierinjs> rumpel2: i don't think it's working :/
[20:59] <Chamillionaire2> Will do
[20:59] <pepperjack> boringpackets: or really you wont need nohup
[20:59] <hatter243> pepperjack, oh hey, that'll do it to, hah!
[20:59] <rytis> hi everyone! I have a question, how to save up my theme, and send it to a friend, that he can use it as I done ?
[20:59] <rumpel2> sierinjs, it works at least in console
[21:00] <mahfouz> rytis: write a gtkrc file
[21:00] <nmvictor> mwa1: sorry,cant get my card to mount=-O
[21:00] <mattgyver> boringpackets: use yakuake if you really want a good terminal that can hide
[21:00] <rytis> mahfouz, how to ? ;-) any very simple way ?
[21:00] <MorpheuBr> mahfouz, can you help me?
[21:00] <boringpackets> oh odd
[21:00] <boringpackets> exit works without killing compiz, but when i X the window out, compiz dies
[21:01] <boringpackets> and & doesn't seem to have any affect
[21:01] <mahfouz> MorpheuBr: with what?
[21:01] <DarkWell> seems like ipset dont work with the default ubuntu kernel
[21:01] <R_YoYo_R> boringpackets, why not just start it not in a terminal. Like normal people do
[21:01] <sierinjs> rumpel2: in console yea... in window not
[21:01] <mahfouz> rytis: did you go to gnome-look.org and download some gtk themes? then you see how it's done
[21:01] <DarkWell> what is the simplest way to get support for ipset in ubuntu ?
[21:01] <mwa1> nmvictor: that was i was saying
[21:01] <MorpheuBr> i use a sli nvidia with 2 8500gt fatality but, when i try install driver , x give error
[21:01] <Chamillionaire2> !i-am-great | boringpackets
[21:02] <mwa1> nmvictor:ubuntu u still behind windows
[21:02] <boringpackets> r_yoyo_r i lose it a lot from bad tweaking, i really push compiz to the edge
[21:02] <MorpheuBr> you know if i can install a preconpiled driver with apt-get?
[21:02] <LjL> !botabuse | Chamillionaire2
[21:02] <djuggler> The focus on my applications, specifically firefox goes to a dull grayish periodically. Is this normal?
[21:02] <rytis> yea, it's saved in tar.gz, I Know how to install them, but when I mod it myself, can i save it and send to my friend, that he's gonna just install by clicking ?
[21:02] <epaphus> anybody know if this will work? installing ubuntu on a machine thats amd64 and transferring the hd to another machine which is also amd64.. but has a different proc, different ram...
[21:02] <guntbert> !info ipset | DarkWell
[21:02] <mahfouz> rytis: unfortunately I don't know of an easy editor for gtk themes, emerald was easier but is not supported anymore afaik
[21:02] <R_YoYo_R> boringpackets, do you use gnome?
[21:02] <boringpackets> i could find a bug in hello world
[21:02] <mattgyver> anybody know how to automatically run a script when a usb device is plugged in?
[21:02] <secureneo> genii:That option was already # out.  I have restarted the ssh service with no luck
[21:02] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, I suggest you use /msg ubottu to play/learn how to use the bot. LjL is a nice person but will kick your arse soon
[21:03] <boringpackets> yes i use gnome
[21:03] <boringpackets> oh dang no wonder so many people are talking, i thought i was talking in #compiz
[21:03] <Chamillionaire2> How come when i use remote desktop viewer, i get a black screen after trying to connect to my widnows laptop
[21:03] <boringpackets> gotta love it when the ubuntu users become ubuntu helpers
[21:03] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[21:04] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[21:04] <nmvictor> mwa1: well,mine has been mounting,looks like something is stack in the slot,probably i ts damaged i.I'll never buy that,ubuntu is by far better than windows.This problem is a hardware issue.I can take BSOD,"hungs" and viruses windows is known for anymore.
[21:04] <rytis> mahfouz, I read in google, that I just need to go /home/.themes and rar it to one file ?
[21:04] <rytis> yea ?
[21:05] <mahfouz> rytis: yes, but you need to have some entry in .themes first
[21:05] <diavolo77> ciao
[21:06] <FrozenFire> Where can I get a list of upstart events? As well, is upstart robust enough to provide events for things like an internet connection being established? I'm trying to implement a basic "phone home" system at a low level.
[21:06] <diavolo77> ciao a tutti
[21:06] <mahfouz> rytis: that's what I meant, you might not have anything in .themes, but if you go to gnome-look.org, then you can download a gtk theme and it will put it in your .themes
[21:06] <LjL> !it | diavolo77
[21:06] <mahfouz> rytis: then you see what's going on
[21:06] <diavolo77> ok
[21:07] <rytis> mahfouz, yea I know. my friends got's a nice theme by him, so he will share it with me :)
[21:07] <DarkWell> guntbert btw , s csn ic you inzt<ll ipset , you still get messages there is no kernel support for it
[21:07] <DarkWell> per default for jaunty
[21:08] <Nima__> i cant hear any sound on my mac book
[21:08] <Nima__> i read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook%20Aluminum#Sound
[21:09] <R_YoYo_R> does anybody know offhand what version KDE kubuntu-desktop uses?
[21:09] <fevel> 4?
[21:09] <boringpackets> krash desktop environment
[21:09] <fevel> lol
[21:09] <R_YoYo_R> lol
[21:09] <Nima__> but i can find /etc/modprobe.d/options in jj
[21:09] <mahfouz> R_YoYo_R: version of what?
[21:10] <genii> secureneo: Apologies on lag, work required me. The: PrintMotd no              is also what you need in the /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[21:10] <R_YoYo_R> kde
[21:10] <mahfouz> kde is 4.2 atm
[21:10] <secureneo> genii:Ok, Ill look again
[21:10] <R_YoYo_R> for kubuntu?
[21:10] <Nima__> ?
[21:10] <Nima__> help me
[21:11] <corvvs> who
[21:11] <genii> !ask | Nima__
[21:11] <guntbert> DarkWell: I didn't use it yet - just wanted to give a starting point - sorry if I misjudged :-)
[21:11] <Abed> hey guys, i configured my theme exactly as i wanted using GTK2.x theme, but i am was playing with compiz settings and i enabled magnifier or sth like this and suddenly i got a pink screen and logged out then relogged in  , then my laptop freezes so i am using my other account, so how can i undo what i have done to my first account
[21:12] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[21:12] <corvvs> I've got a question - trying to install Jaunty on a computer at work, and the install hangs after configuring the keyboard
[21:12] <mahfouz> R_YoYo_R: Kubuntu version is 9.04 but kde version is 4.2
[21:12] <Magician> corvvs:  are you installing from live cd
[21:12] <corvvs> it seems that partman is getting permission denied writing to /var/lib/partman
[21:12] <R_YoYo_R> mahfouz, yoru misunderstanding my question. Its ok i found the info on the kubuntu web page
[21:12] <corvvs> Magician: yes
[21:13] <bob__> deever: have you tried this https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-studio-users/2009-March/004290.html
[21:13] <Travis-42> According to htop, bash is using up 100% of my cpu.  No other scripts or programs are running.  What might cause this?
[21:13] <Magician> have you ran the check disk feature on your cd
[21:13] <mahfouz> Travis-42: your bash crashed, kill it
[21:13] <Travis-42> mahfouz: ok thanks :-)
[21:14] <Abed> hey guys, i configured my theme exactly as i wanted using GTK2.x theme, but i am was playing with compiz settings and i enabled magnifier or sth like this and suddenly i got a pink screen and logged out then relogged in  , then my laptop freezes so i am using my other account, so how can i undo what i have done to my first account
[21:14] <corvvs> Magician: huh, it actually came up this time -- last time I used parted and mkfs.ext4 to create the partitions first, I guess after partman failed this time it found the partitions I made and realized it can install to them
[21:14] <guntbert> bob_: may I suggest you rephrase your question a bit? (esp the sentence "in case..." get boring after the xth repetition :-), ans sometimes a different wording attracts the attention of teh*right* person
[21:15] <shadeslayer> hi how do i change the icon at the top left corner.someone told me the answer but i forgot :(
[21:15] <_dean_> How
[21:15] <Magician> corvvs: remeber that ext4 still has bugs, though it is faster than ext 3 be careful
[21:15] <berkos> k
[21:15] <DarkWell> what i find strange is that this bug has ben around for about 2 years, and still isnt fixed so you can run ipset
[21:15] <guntbert> *gets *and *the (oughh)
[21:15] <DarkWell> i mean its a must have tool for enyone with large ipranges of blacklists etc
[21:16] <berkos> i am new guy
[21:16] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, same results...
[21:16] <M0E_lnx> still a no-go
[21:16] <corvvs> Magician: I know about the "bug" with data loss on power failure - I'm willing to risk that :P
[21:16] <Grinchy94> Can someone help me with something? I just installed today and I am stuck with something on my keyboard that I can't find on the forums.
[21:16] <R_YoYo_R> Grinchy94, what is it?
[21:17] <iGadget> DarkWell, there are loads of bugs which are unfixed for years.... bugsquad is completely undermanned
[21:17] <Magician> oik just wanted to makesure you are aware
[21:17] <corvvs> Magician: thanks :)
[21:17] <berkos> chelsea-barcelona 1-0
[21:18] <guntbert> berkos: not here please
[21:18] <iGadget> just too bad sabdfl doesn't mention anything about that when anouncing new and exciting features
[21:18] <Iradieh> Does anyone here use NoMachine NX? I am trying to stop my Ubuntu server from starting X Or Showing GDM at boot, I am using NoMachine NX to connect to it, and I dont need it to run X Locally on it (that is show stuff on the monitor other then a terminal)
[21:18] <berkos> sorry guntbert
[21:18] <berkos> hahaha
[21:18] <Iradieh> Does anyone know how to stop X from starting at boot?
[21:18] <erUSUL> Iradieh: sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[21:18] <genii> Iradieh: Use the update-rc.d to make gdm not start.
[21:19] <genii> erUSUL: Heh!
[21:19] <Iradieh> genii: how?
[21:19] <Iradieh> erUSUL: I still need GDM for NX
[21:19] <erUSUL> genii: ;P
[21:19] <genii> Iradieh: erUSUL gave you the command
[21:19] <R_YoYo_R> gdm is x
[21:19] <Grinchy94> Well I'm on an acer laptop with these keys at the side (internet and stuff) and the bluetooth and wireless buttons work but none of the others do. i have been trying to get them to do something in keyboard shortcuts but it's not working. I have also tried going into CTRL + ALT F1 and pressing the buttons to find the key codes but it's not saying anything.Also. I i accidentaly press the wireless button it disables it but i press it
[21:19] <Iradieh> Ok
[21:19] <Iradieh> erUSUL: That will still work for NX then?
[21:20] <corvvs> Magician: hah, I hit "undo changes to partitions" after going into "new partition table" and now it's hanging again - it'll probably be ok after it times out though
[21:20] <erUSUL> Iradieh: i dunno never used it but freenx should start it for you (or that's the logical thing to do)
[21:20] <Iradieh> erUSUL: Thanks alot mate
[21:20] <erUSUL> Iradieh: no problem
[21:20] <Iradieh> reboot to try it out
[21:20] <R_YoYo_R> no machine is cool
[21:20] <Iradieh> vnc is retarded to use unless you want the same X-session that is running
[21:20] <Iradieh> even windows has support for NX
[21:21] <patrick-Ubuntu> hi, I would like to know if there's a way to launch a program at startup but only after my internet is connected
[21:21] <R_YoYo_R> Iradieh, you can make vnc use a different session very easily
[21:21] <deever> bob__: ok, now 'aplay -l' still prints the same, but 'asoundconf list' prints a hilarious "M1010LT" card...
[21:21] <Iradieh> R_YoYo_R: So?  I'm completely new to linux so i was hoping there was an easy way to do it...
[21:24] <ToxOo> erUSUL: not 32 bit ?
[21:24] <lstarnes> ToxOo: the amd64 version of 8.10 should
[21:24] <funkyHat> Grinchy94: those buttons use a prorietary interface which Linux has no support for. The bluetooth and wireless buttons are connected differently to the other buttons
[21:24] <Grinchy94> Only 32 bit
[21:24] <erUSUL> ToxOo: no 32 bit does not
[21:24] <Jygga> hi, im trying to install jaunty on my Gericom Blockbuster N251C1, during the file copy process i get a "kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt", memtest returned no errors, validated image integrity
[21:24] <Grinchy94> Thanks
[21:24] <dft> is there a way to get my motherboard information from either dmesg or one of the /procs?
[21:24] <guntbert> Grinchy94: almost no one is ignored here
[21:24] <lstarnes> ToxOo: 32-bit operating systems can usually only address about 4 GB
[21:24] <zeno> hi, how do i tell what process is stealing control of alsa?
[21:24] <wart> Ok.  Dumb question.  I installed easy peasy but don't recall ever putting in an su passwd.  I put it two passwds, one for something I can't recall, and another for my personal user, during installation, but neither of those work when I do an "su"
[21:24] <lstarnes> wart: you shouldn't ne using su
[21:24] <wart> can i reboot in single user/root mode somehow?
[21:24] <lstarnes> *be
[21:24] <ToxOo> lstarnes: but Centos 5.3 on same hardware is supporting 6 GB
[21:24] <erUSUL> dft: "sudo dmidecode" should give you everything you want
[21:24] <lstarnes> wart: try sudo -i
[21:25] <dft> erUSUL: ty, I'll give it ago
[21:25] <lstarnes> ToxOo: is it the 64-bit version of centos?
[21:25] <wart> ok
[21:25] <erUSUL> ToxOo: the ubuntu server kernel does support more memory in 32 bits
[21:25] <ToxOo> lsstranes: No
[21:25] <lstarnes> ToxOo: it might be using PAW
[21:25] <lstarnes> *PAE
[21:25] <Grinchy94> It may be showing 6GB but It may not actually be using it. That happens a lot
[21:25] <ToxOo> erUSUL: any solution to put support of 6 gb in ubuntu 8.10 32 bit ?
[21:25] <erUSUL> ToxOo: server kernels (ubuntu centos) enables PAE and highmem so they support up to 64 GiB
[21:25] <zeno> whats gnome-pow
[21:25] <ToxOo> lstarnes: Nop.. kernel is  2.6.18-128.el5xen
[21:26] <memfisto> toxoo: if you want >4gb you'll have to run x64
[21:26] <erUSUL> ToxOo: why not use 64 bits ?
[21:26] <memfisto> theres no way around it
[21:26] <Nima__> genii: i have macbook (aluminium ) .i cant hear any sound .
[21:26] <ToxOo> erUSUL: yes.. but i was jst asking about 32 bit..
[21:26] <ToxOo> anywayz.. its mean only 64 bit..
[21:26] <ToxOo> hmm..
[21:27] <ToxOo> ok thanks alot ..!!
[21:27] <erUSUL> ToxOo: well if you insist in 32 bit a solutionm may be to use the server kernl (you may loose some hardware support) or recompile the kernel to enable highmem
[21:27] <Nima__> genii: i cant find /etc/modprobe.d/options in janty
[21:27] <erUSUL> !kernel > ToxOo
[21:27] <hendrixski> I just upgraded my server to Jaunty, and now one of the websites I'm building doesn't work.  www.maryanska.com   it worked before I made the upgrade
[21:27] <bob_>  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[21:27] <ToxOo> erUSUL: server kernel.. which ?
[21:27] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi! When I print a document containing both portrait and landscape pages all landscape pages get printed on a portrait page, and the right part of the page gets truncated... this is unregarding if I print an OpenOffice document or printing a PDF in Adobe Reader... how to fix?
[21:27] <bob__> deever: do you have alsaconf installed
[21:28] <genii> Nima__: Does /etc/modprobe.d/aliases                exist?
[21:28] <boringpackets> could someone please help me find VLC?
[21:28] <patrick-Ubuntu> I would like to launch ushare at startup but it crashes because it's expecting an internet connection and it's started before the connection is up. What should i do to launch ushare only after the internet connection is up?
[21:28] <erUSUL> !info linux-image-server | ToxOo
[21:28] <hendrixski> the website is made using gallery2, and after I upgraded to Jaunty it just doesn't show up
[21:28] <ToxOo> oh i see.. !!
[21:28] <ToxOo> well.. wll see.. !!
[21:28] <ToxOo> thanks
[21:29] <hendrixski> boringpackets: it's not in ADD/REMOVE  ??
[21:29] <bob__> boringpackets: sudo apt-get install vlc
[21:29] <ahtmly2k> help please: what is modprobe gspca? i'm trying to install my webcam and a website states that i have to use this (modprobe gspca).. how do i use it?
[21:29] <Nima__> genii: i cant find this
[21:30] <Magician> what are you looking for
[21:30] <Nima__> genii: i think it is alsa-base
[21:30] <Magician> have you tried add remove or package manager
[21:31] <boringpackets> hendrixski ill check
[21:31] <jimi_hendrix> where can i get the 32 bit pthread.so lib?
[21:31] <boringpackets> bob__ no ubuntu replaced it with vls in 9.04
[21:31] <epaphus> anybody know if this will work? installing ubuntu on a machine thats amd64 and transferring the hd to another machine which is also amd64.. but has a different proc, different ram...
[21:31] <boringpackets> oh wait i forgot i switched up my sources.list, this is likely my fault
[21:31] <genii> Nima__: The guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook%20Aluminum      which you seem to be following is for 8.10. I do not have either a MacBook Aluminum, or 9.04. So not much help for you other than pointing you at help pages.
[21:32] <boringpackets> ill go find the repo and re-add it
[21:32] <hendrixski> boringpackets: ah, I do that all the time
[21:32] <Nima__> genii: thanks .bye
[21:32] <Nima__> ;)
[21:32] <erUSUL> !find pthreads
[21:33] <erUSUL> !find pthread
[21:33] <manpoole> http://pastebin.com/mad79ffa whats wrong with this script?
[21:34] <memfisto> manpoole: you start bash twice
[21:34] <genii> Nima__: You may want to scour http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=211  for other relevant posts
[21:34] <memfisto> and I'm not shure if metacity, xmbc and compiz all forks into background
[21:35] <memfisto> so try adding & to the end of each line
[21:35] <patrick-Ubuntu> nobody has an answer to my problem?
[21:35] <Nima__> genii: you have web site ?
[21:35] <edeca> Anybody know where the option to change gnome keyring password is in 9.04?  Guides for 8.10 suggest it is in Encryption & Keyrings, but there's no "Gnome Keyring" tab
[21:36] <genii> Nima__: Not a public one.
[21:36] <Magician> if ushare is crashing i would wait for the connection before launching to save the hassel
[21:36] <Nima__> genii: private ?
[21:36] <genii> Nima__: Yes.
[21:37] <Slart> patrick-Ubuntu: I think there are hooks for running scripts.. check the folder /etc/network/if.up or similar
[21:37] <jimcooncat> patrick-Ubuntu: you need to have the internet connection script run your program after it connects. There's a way to do this, but I don't know myself.
[21:37] <jimcooncat> patrick-Ubuntu: what Slart said
[21:38] <boringpackets> i still can't find VLC
[21:38] <boringpackets> it's not in add/remove
[21:38] <Flare183> !universe | boringpackets
[21:38] <edeca> Does anybody know how to change keyring password for gnome in 9.04?
[21:38] <Magician> boringpackets: run it from terminal sudo apt-get install vlc
[21:38] <memfisto> edeca: I ended up deleting the keyring-file
[21:38] <edeca> memfisto: I'm going to have to do the same
[21:39] <Slart> patrick-Ubuntu: or run something like "ping -c 1 www.google.com && ushare& "
[21:39] <Nima__> genii: bye ;)
[21:39] <edeca> memfisto: Fortunately it's only wireless passwords
[21:39] <edeca> memfisto: How annoying.
[21:39] <boringpackets> magician i mucked up my apt so that won't work
[21:39] <deever> bob__: alsaconf?
[21:39] <memfisto> i know
[21:39] <memfisto> but you can give the user access to the wireless
[21:39] <Magician> boringpackets: you can go to goolge and download it from there to
[21:39] <edeca> My user already has access.  Just a long passphrase I'll have to save again ;)
[21:39] <memfisto> but you'll have to delete the keyring first
[21:39] <deever> bob__: there is no such package here?
[21:39] <wilsonnn> anyone here know what could be causing xrandr to not detect my vga monitor when it's plugged into my netbook? xrandr -q says it's disconnected even when it's not.
[21:40] <boringpackets> magician ive been looking for an x64 deb on google for a while now
[21:40] <Magician> oh you need a 64 bit edition. I don't know if vlc makes one. but the 32bit should work just fine
[21:40] <Kage[Work]> So, Hardy LTS does not have an apt package for the Apache2 mod AuthLDAP.  I need to set it up so when we setup servers that need that mod, it can install from our local repo.  Any possible suggestions? (other than "make a package from source")
[21:42] <Jufis> nice game, usa
[21:42] <Jufis> :)
[21:42] <guntbert> Kage[Work]: libapache2-webauth doesn't help?
[21:42] <Kage[Work]> Anyone?
[21:42] <Kage[Work]> Hmm
[21:42]  * Kage[Work] checks
[21:42] <ukkopekka> Jufis: blah
[21:42] <patrick-Ubuntu> Slart: nice idea i'm gonna look into it thx:)
[21:42] <tom_de_tom> hi
[21:42] <Magician> hi
[21:42] <Jufis> ukkopekka, they won this time, but the best one will win next time ;)
[21:43] <Jufis> now, away ->
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> is there a way to remove some menus in firefox in ubunu?
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> like the help meny
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> trying to get firefox run faster
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> the lighter i can make it the better me thinks :)
[21:43] <Slart> Kage[Work]: if I were you I would look into why that module isn't available.. it might be for a good reason, security or similar
[21:43] <Magician> Not that i know of unless you remove that part of the code that is used to write it
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> yes anyideas where that is?
[21:44] <Slart> tom_de_tom: I would start removing plugins.. a clean firefox is pretty light
[21:44] <Kage[Work]> Slart, Well, I browsed through the Ubuntu Launchpad, and it appears they have a source released that claims to work on Hardy, but it's not in Apt
[21:44] <wilsonnn> Just figured out why xrandr wasn't working... guess something in my xorg.conf didn't like my setup :)
[21:44] <Kage[Work]> And I'm not sure where to check why
[21:44] <mykal> first off all paste bin
[21:44] <mykal> lspci
[21:44] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165673/
[21:44] <mykal> xorg.conf
[21:44] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165675/
[21:44] <kaj> rver
[21:44] <FloodBot3> mykal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:44] <alesan> hi, how do I add a second ip address to my wlan interface?
[21:44] <mykal> var/log/xorg.0.log.old
[21:45] <alesan> I need to add another ip address to my wlan interface (console plese, don't let me play with the GUI, it's a temporary setting only)
[21:45] <memfisto> ifconfig wlan0:0 ...?
[21:45] <mykal> I am trying to get my video card to render other than 800x600.
[21:45] <hendrixski> where would php.ini be?
[21:46] <memfisto> hendrixski: locate php.ini
[21:46] <hendrixski> memfisto: -bash: locate: command not found
[21:46] <hendrixski> I tried changing settings in /usr/share/php5   but they're not taking effect
[21:46] <mykal> can anyone help me?
[21:47] <Slart> Kage[Work]: some google hits suggest that this mod was for apache 1.3
[21:47] <hendrixski> and there a  php.ini-dist  and a php.ini-dist.cli   file in there ... Iassume they were made after I ran a distribution upgrade
[21:47] <Kage[Work]> Hmm, WebAuth may work for what I need
[21:47]  * Kage[Work] tests this
[21:47] <bc> hendrixski: see if this exists: ls -R /etc/php*
[21:48] <hendrixski> bc: cool, I'll check there as soon as apt-get install locate is done installing :-D
[21:48] <patrick-Ubuntu> There's a way to display command's available parameters like -r -d -X
[21:48] <patrick-Ubuntu> ?
[21:48] <edeca> patrick-Ubuntu: --help often
[21:48] <edeca> patrick-Ubuntu: But the manpage usually says
[21:48] <patrick-Ubuntu> k thx
[21:48] <Slart> patrick-Ubuntu: <cmd> --help .. or man <cmd>
[21:49] <calc> for bash builtins it is: help <cmd>
[21:49] <deany> when will brasero work for once.. burning doesnt go faster than 0.9x   k3b is ok..
[21:49] <calc> hmm no just help period, no <cmd>
[21:50] <hendrixski> bc:  YAY!!!!!!! that worked.  there was a php.ini file in the apache/ folder
[21:50] <memfisto> hendrixski: put <?phpinfo()?> in a php-file and search it for php.ini
[21:50] <hendrixski> I wonder how manby such files there are
[21:50] <hendrixski> memfisto: ah right, forgot about that
[21:51]  * hendrixski really has to get up on the PHP thing...  I'm just stuck in Java and Python land
[21:52] <tom_de_tom> hi
[21:53] <amgarchIn9> hi! where is "acroread" in Jaunty? I see only the old one installed from INtrepid.
[21:53] <aleon> Hola
[21:54] <cornelia> Hey Guys! Got problems with Broadcom STA on Jaunty, which just wont show up under Hardware Drivers... any suggestions?
[21:54] <calrik> using 64 bit or 32 bit?
[21:55] <MF_Debian> has anyone had had sound problems on jaunty? I had to purge pulseaudio to get playback, anyone else experienced similar issues?
[21:55] <calrik> think there is issue with broadcom wireless and 64bit
[21:55] <cptblood> can i set a user to be required to change password with next login?
[21:55] <Jygga> hi people, can you explain to me exactly why feisty fawn installs without problems and any release above triggers kernel panic on install?
[21:55] <Bax> I'm trying to mount a new internal hard drive by following these instructions: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=560015.  After typing fdisk -l I got this readout for my new hard drive: http://paste.ubuntu.com/165693/.  Then when I try to vol_id -u the drive, it just says there's an error opening the volume.  Any help and commentary on what exactly I'm doing with these magical spells would be much appreciated
[21:55] <Bax> and I'm using 9/04
[21:56] <nimrod> hi
[21:56] <SultansElephant> I have a HP Pavilion laptop that has above the keyboard touch keys for volume adjustment/play/pause/mute etc.  It works out of the box in jaunty however I listen to music with earbuds in the library, and whenever I try to use the volume adjustor for example the audio will start blaring out of my laptop's internal speakers as well as through my headphones.  Being usually at a library I have accidently startled entire rooms blasting Stravinsky unt
[21:56] <SultansElephant> il someone angrily nudges me.  So the question is -- how can I prevent the external touch buttons from triggering audio? I also have to wait until ubuntu boots up to plug in my earbuds or it will go through both the earbuds and the internal speakers. Thanks! Jaunty64 bit
[21:57] <bc> hendrixski: try changing that one, then sudo /etc/init.d/apache* restart
[21:57] <nimrod> any suggestion what's the most talkful channel on ubuntu server?
[21:57] <cornelia> @calrik yeah 64 bit
[21:58] <cornelia> @calrik not sure whether there's still an issue, used to be years ago
[21:58] <fantomas_> hello
[21:58] <mykal> Anyone here have a good experience with ATI pro rage 128 TF?
[21:58] <loltastic> im here for help with perl, if that's possible
[21:58] <admin_masu3701> whats a good programming language to learn if you're into IT?
[21:59] <aurelien_> CYR
[21:59] <cyr> ouais
[21:59] <IdleOne> !fr
[21:59] <Slart> admin_masu3701: perl/python
[21:59] <fantomas_> what trouble inperl
[21:59] <Slart> admin_masu3701: I would go or python first
[21:59] <Slart> *for
[21:59] <loltastic> @food  = ("apples", "pears", "eels"); and they say to retrieve an item from this array id use like $food[2] and that it would return eels
[21:59] <loltastic> but why?
[21:59] <loltastic> wouldnt
[22:00] <loltastic> $food[3] return eels?
[22:00] <iGadget> anyone ever heard of the nvidia_bcibbaeh module? It's causing my system to not finding my root drive, so I can't boot. Google has never heard of nvidia_bcibbaeh, so that doesn't help much...
[22:00] <Slart> loltastic: start counting from 0
[22:00] <Slart> loltastic: and stop using enter instead of "."
[22:00] <mykal> Have googled my problem to death can someone please help>
[22:00] <dn4> how do I re mount my usb hdd as a read and write instead of read-only file system
[22:00] <loltastic> OH, i get it now
[22:01] <loltastic> thanks Slart
[22:01] <fantomas_> quit
[22:01] <Slart> dn4: I think there is a tool that does that for ntfs.. ntfs-config or something like that
[22:01] <iGadget> mykal, to death huh... So we're talking to ad deadman/woman here... spooky :P
[22:01] <cbwcjw> !info ntfs-config
[22:02] <olaf> was gehtn hier?
[22:02] <Slart> !info ntfs-config | dn4
[22:02] <dn4> slart the file system is vfat
[22:02] <Slart> !de | olaf
[22:02] <loltastic> ima chill here for a while if i have a question i'll just drop in.  i intend to learn a large portion of perl by the end of the day, it looks easy
[22:02] <Slart> dn4: then you should get read/write by default afaik
[22:02] <admin_masu3701> Slart: i did go through the tutorial...and understand the fundamental of programing
[22:02] <iGadget> !initramfs
[22:03] <edeca> loltastic: @_ and $! to you
[22:03] <mykal> Need help with a display driver, tired of seeing 800x600.
[22:03] <edeca> mykal: Is it a proprietary one?
[22:03] <cbwcjw> Hey, so... Im havin some great problems with my kubuntu wireless. Forumlink- http://tinyurl.com/cfy98z
[22:03] <Slart> loltastic: sure.. just like origami looks simple.. it's just folding paper
[22:03] <iGadget> !nvidia_bcibbaeh
[22:03] <iGadget> *sigh*
[22:03] <cbwcjw> iGadget: If its a package, do !find.
[22:03] <mykal> Don't know what that means
[22:03] <mykal> lspci
[22:03] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165673/
[22:04] <iGadget> cbwcjw, I'm afraid it's some kind of kernel module that's wreaking havoc on my system... but google has never heard of it
[22:04] <cbwcjw> iGadget: Scary!  I downloaded the source of a program and installed as the readme instructed (./configure, then make) but the system is not recognizing the command. what may be the problem?
[22:06] <Slart> Waldir: you did ./configure, then make.. that's all the instructions said ? not "sudo make install" ?
[22:06] <iGadget> Slart, absolutely. My entire /dev/mapper is full of these devices, substituting the usual /dev/mdX and /dev/hdX
[22:07] <cbwcjw> Hey, so... I'm havin' some great problems with my kubuntu wireless. Forumlink- http://tinyurl.com/cfy98z
[22:07] <mykal> No help?
[22:07] <iGadget> cbwcjw, nothing on the forums about this either :(
[22:07] <Waldir> Slart: I'll recheck but I'm pretty sure what it said. it is the work of a phd thesis so I'm guessing it's not software that has been carefully configured and packaged for easy install
[22:07] <cbwcjw> iGadget: Try posting something
[22:07] <Slart> iGadget: hmm.. sounds like something is seriously broken =/
[22:08] <iGadget> cbwcjw, will do, as soon as I get one
[22:08] <amgarchIn9> !acroread
[22:08] <iGadget> Slart, yup... and it worked fine in Hardy, so it's a regression
[22:08] <loltastic> question, Slart.  can i put a variable instead of an integer in an array retriever thing?  like instead of $food[2]  i'd put like $x = 1 and then do $food[$x]
[22:08] <whadar> what would be the best doc 2 pdf converter? open office fails to recognize symbols (math) appropriately
[22:08] <Slart> Waldir: and you know you have to write ./awesomeprogram to run the program awesomeprogram in the current dir?
[22:08] <loltastic> >
[22:08] <loltastic> ?
[22:08] <Waldir> Slart: lol i didn't notice, there was a "make install" I should have done next :P
[22:08] <loltastic> because that'd mean i could loop through the array
[22:08] <Slart> loltastic: well.. have you tried?
[22:08] <ronnie_vd_c> im trying to configure evolution-mapi to connect to my schools OWA, i installed evolution-mapi. Now i have to fill in the SERVER and DOMAIN NAME, what do i have to fill in there, i only have the url
[22:08] <iGadget> mykal, your graphics adapter is kind of old... but should be supported by the ati driver I guess
[22:08] <Slart> Waldir: you might need to put a "sudo" in front of that.. you usually have to be root to install stuff
[22:08] <loltastic> Slart: going to now
[22:09] <Waldir> Slart: thanks :) i did seem to get a few errors without sudo
[22:09] <iGadget> ATI Technologies Inc Rage 128 Pro Ultra TF
[22:09] <loltastic> only thing i've messed with is mIRC, and arrays look a lot like hash tables in mirc
[22:09] <tones> hi, can anybody reccomend me a good third (preferably non-unix) operating system for my xp, and ubuntu and something triple boot.
[22:09] <iGadget> should work out of the box, right?
[22:09] <Slart> Waldir: you're welcome.. that "./configure, make, sudo make install" is very common..
[22:10]  * iGadget will brb
[22:10] <Slart> loltastic: the hash tables in mIRC probably corresponds to an array deeper down somehow
[22:10] <Waldir> Slart: I've done it once or twice indeed, but I guess I havent got used to it yet...
[22:10] <Waldir> it seems to be working now :)
[22:10] <tones> anybody?
[22:10] <Slart> tones:try one of the bsd's
[22:11] <tones> ok thanks, i will
[22:11] <mykal> IGadget: Tried that it booted into Low power mode.
[22:11] <Slart> tones: if you just want to get to know some different operating systems, taht is
[22:11] <alexandernst> Could somebody tell me why strigi isn't working on Kubuntu 9.04 + KDE 4.2.3 ?  (nor older versions)
[22:11] <Ktron> Trying to determine what package linux-kernel-devel became in 9.04
[22:12] <j0nr> hi all. I have one login, I accidently deleted the group 'admin' so tha single user that was my sudo user now does not have sudo rights. I booted into recovery, and did a 'addgroup --system admin' then decided to add a second user to be my sudo account, so 'adduser --system sudouser'
[22:12] <tones> Slart: yes, im just looking about and testing new grounds
[22:12] <PLyTheMan> My desktop is broken, how do I upgrade my distro from the command line?
[22:12] <PLyTheMan> please
[22:12] <edeca> PLyTheMan: aptitude dist-upgrade
[22:12] <PLyTheMan> thanks
[22:12] <Slart> !upgrade | PLyTheMan
[22:12] <edeca> Or that, much more useful.
[22:12] <j0nr> if i login with non sudo account, I thought I could 'su sudouser' to perform sudo commands...but i dont seem to be able to do so
[22:12] <Slart> PLyTheMan: I think there is a script.. or some switch for either apt or update-manager
[22:12] <whadar> is there any decent word viewer I can use?
[22:12] <loltastic> ok here goes, i did while ($food[$x]) { then at i had each loop printf the element in the array, then increment $x each loop cycle.  going to see if it works
[22:13] <PLyTheMan> yeah, my desktop is still there, my cursor changes over buttons, but its all a white screen aside from the cursor
[22:13] <Seeker`> loltastic: I dont think this is really the place to programming language support questions
[22:13] <mykal> Though the r128 driver would work. But nooooo,
[22:13] <albacker> why does ubuntu upgrading need 1+ GB on / ? i have only 400mb, and it gave me an error. is there a way to hack this ?
[22:13] <Slart> j0nr: the root password is disabled in ubuntu.. use sudo instead
[22:13] <peepsalot> did anyone here really see any difference in boot times when upgrading from intrepid to jaunty?  maybe it's more noticeable on a fresh install?  it still takes me 45seconds from grub to gdm
[22:13] <Slart> !root | j0nr
[22:13] <Slart> !sudo | j0nr
[22:13] <j0nr> Slart: I am not trying to become root, just switch to a second uer account that has sudo priviledges
[22:13] <mykal> I figured how to log in as root
[22:14] <Neconide> ohey Pici
[22:14] <Slart> peepsalot: a little bit faster for me..something like 10-20 percent faster.. no more than that
[22:14] <mykal> It's not really all that disabled. And I'm a week old newbie
[22:14] <Slart> j0nr: then su should work
[22:14] <Alterios>   hilight_nick_matches = ON
[22:14] <peepsalot> Slart, i just found it strange that this was supposed to be one of the big features, but it didnt' seem all that different
[22:15] <Slart> peepsalot: well.. I upgraded from intrepid too.. it's possible that a fresh install will be snappier
[22:15] <foreplay> is there a way to set up a network boot between windows and linux ?
[22:15] <mykal> I figured out how to get SU in Terminal on Jaunty
[22:15] <Slart> mykal: there's all kinds of stupid things you can do... noone's saying it's impossible to shoot yourself in the foot.. the gun just isn't loaded by default
[22:15] <edeca> foreplay: What sort of network boot?
[22:16] <edeca> mykal: What was wrong with it?
[22:16] <iGadget> well... I guess my time's up, new day tomorrow.
[22:16] <iGadget> nightynight...
[22:16] <mykal> I only get 800x600 resolution
[22:16] <edeca> mykal: You were talking about su?
[22:16] <j0nr> Slart: in a root prompt (recoverymode) i did 'addgroup --system admin' (to replace wha I removed) and then 'adduser --system sudouser'.... now logging in with nonsudouser, I can't seem to su to new sudouser
[22:16] <foreplay> i want to connect to my network drive on this pc and install win7 becuse i dont have a dvd drive on the linux box or this one
[22:16] <mykal> Slart: why use sudo when you can have root
[22:16] <foreplay> because*
[22:16] <Maximo> Is there a application I can use similar to msn / yahoo so I can see and talk to my girlfriend?
[22:17] <Maximo> thanks
[22:17] <Slart> mykal: I'm not going to have this discussion.. it's explained in the !root and !sudo factoids.. try them
[22:17] <mykal> edeca: Nothings wrong with su.
[22:17] <JordanC> Maximo: Kopete
[22:17] <pepperjack> Maximo: pidgin?
[22:17] <JordanC> There's hundreds of them
[22:17] <sim-value> #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:17] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[22:17] <Slart> Maximo: talk...yes.. see...not that I know of
[22:17] <foreplay> sudo apt-get install amsn
[22:17] <foreplay> ;p
[22:17] <JordanC> Also, what's the package name for DVD playback?
[22:17] <JordanC> libdvdcss2?
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> !dvd
[22:17] <Slart> JordanC: and libdvdread4 I think
[22:17] <JordanC> Cheers
[22:17] <mykal> Slart, reading factoid now
[22:18] <Slart> JordanC: it doesn't make any difference on my system though.. can't play commercial dvd's no matter what I try
[22:18] <Ktron> Anyone know where I can find linux-headers-2.9* ?
[22:18] <Maximo> pepperjack: JordanC: Slart:   need to talk and see her...
[22:18] <Slart> Maximo: perhaps skype video will work
[22:18] <Maximo> yes
[22:18] <JordanC> Use gizmo
[22:18] <Maximo> Slart: yes perhaps
[22:19] <Slart> j0nr: I'm not really sure how users are handled.. a little bit surprising but I've never had more than one actual user account on my ubuntu machines..
[22:19] <Maximo> Slart: JordanC says Kopete, whatyou think?
[22:20] <j0nr> Slart: ok no worries
[22:20] <mykal> Slart: makes sense
[22:20] <Slart> Maximo: I used kopete before pidgin became the new default.. it was nice but it didn't have video back then.. not sure how it works now
[22:20] <Vinceman> what's wrong if during video conferencing your outgoing image looks like this? http://members.home.nl/v.vanbruchem/wrong%20image.gif ?
[22:20] <JordanC> I hate pidgin
[22:20] <Guest52437> I just downloaded ubuntu 9.04. I messed around with the screen resolution, logged out, and logged back in. The desktop loaded, but the toolbars and the Alt-F2 key didn't load.
[22:20] <PLyTheMan> So when I log into my desktop its all a white screen with a cursor.  My cursor will change depending on what it is over, but I can't see anything.  I tried "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" on a command line (crtl alt F1) and it upgraded, but my screen is still white.   Suggestions?
[22:21] <Guest52437> help
[22:21] <PLyTheMan> and when I restart I can see my desktop flash by, but only for a second
[22:21] <JordanC> Hm, to be honest.. I don't use IM programs that much
[22:21] <Maximo> Slart: I can use it with Ubuntu no problmo, correct?
[22:21] <JordanC> I use Kopete if I ever need to
[22:21] <JordanC> That or Gizmo
[22:21] <Slart> Vinceman: I don't know how to fix it but it looks like your camers is filming in one resolution but whatever comes next thinks it's in another resolution
[22:22] <sim-value> Emesene is good
[22:22] <SultansElephant> what are good key shortcuts that are free by default
[22:22] <Slart> Maximo: I think kopete is used in kUbuntu.. if it is default in kubuntu it should work without problems.. even in regular ubuntu
[22:22] <Vinceman> Slart surely in linux you can edit the camera parameters
[22:22] <NeT_DeMoN> does anyone know how I can get my resolution higher in 9.04?
[22:22] <Guest52437> I just downloaded ubuntu 9.04. I messed around with the screen resolution, logged out, and logged back in. The desktop loaded, but the toolbars and the Alt-F2 key didn't load.
[22:22] <JordanC> Edit your xorg conf
[22:22] <Slart> Vinceman: you can do just about anything.. some things are very very hard though
[22:22] <Maximo> Slart: let me try it then
[22:22] <Vinceman> Slart, please note that local viewing with the cam works!
[22:22] <JordanC> Grr, DVD playback still not working
[22:23] <Slart> Vinceman: with the current state of webcams and linux I'm happy as long as I don't get a completely black screen =)
[22:23] <Slart> JordanC: getting read errors? not able to decrypt?
[22:23] <Vinceman> c'mon, linux has to be quite sophisticated already now
[22:23] <Slart> Vinceman: it has to be? I don't think anyone has told linux that..=)
[22:23] <Vinceman> who would know it?
[22:23] <PLyTheMan> So when I log into my desktop its all a white screen with a cursor.  My cursor will change depending on what it is over, but I can't see anything.  I tried "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" on a command line (crtl alt F1) and it upgraded, but my screen is still white.  When I restart my desktop as normal flashes by as it all shuts down.  Should I try recovery mode?
[22:23] <Vinceman> how to fix it I mean.. Slart?
[22:24] <JordanC> Slart: Yep, even on VLC
[22:24] <JordanC> I've installed the restricted extras
[22:24] <jk_> hi guys!
[22:24] <Slart> Vinceman: I have no idea.. my webcam doesn't work at all.. I've never had anything to mess with
[22:24] <Slart> JordanC: same as for me then..
[22:24] <Vinceman> it used to work in the past, I don't know where it went wrong
[22:24] <Vinceman> slart
[22:24]  * JordanC cries
[22:24] <jk_> im having troubles with a webcam too!
[22:24] <Jygga> PCMIA extension slot problem: i had to install feisty fawn because by notebook was haunted by kernel panics with all versions above, in jaunty my pcmia wlan card was properly detected. Somehow in feisty it was not. Jaunty used a default RTL driver for it (fcc id: PANWL1102 gericom branded)
[22:24] <Rabbitbunny> PLyTheMan: sounds like a problem with gdm, check /etc/logs
[22:24] <PLyTheMan> k
[22:25] <Slart> JordanC: I've tried installing/uninstalling/reinstalling the libdvdread decss packages, running the scripts etc etc.. no change
[22:25] <d0x93> is there a way to have a task bar with multiple rows instead of just one?
[22:25] <jk_> Does anybody knos
[22:25] <jk_> does anybody know a Delux Pixart driver??
[22:25] <Slart> Vinceman: mm.. my webcam worked on hardy.. but not in intrepid and not in jaunty..
[22:25] <Vinceman> jk_ not many people know much here
[22:25] <Vinceman> so upgrading to Jaunty might help?
[22:25] <Jygga> doesnt ubuntu detect attached pcmia cards when they were nto present during installation?
[22:26] <JordanC> Slart: Upgraded from 8.10 ?
[22:26] <Slart> Vinceman: try a live cd.. see if the camera works there
[22:26] <Slart> JordanC: yup
[22:26] <jk_> does anybody know a Delux Pixart driver??
[22:26] <thiemster> I messed with the screen resolution settings, logged off, logged back in, and the desktop toolbars were gone (all I could see was an iconless desktop).
[22:26] <yash> PLyTheMan: hey if u have compiz installed remove it
[22:26] <SultansElephant> holy crap how does linux install crap so fast
[22:26] <JordanC> I think we be screwed, Slart :D
[22:26] <Maximo> Slart: it does not have it
[22:26] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=492181
[22:26] <mdi3> @find marvin gaye sexual healing
[22:27] <Slart> JordanC: yup.. vlc is screwed anyway with the toolbar bug
[22:27] <Slart> !info kopete
[22:27] <PLyTheMan> yash: a few days ago I changed the config, but it was fine until now... lemme try undoing what I did
[22:27] <Jygga> my pcmia card works when attached while booting from a jaunty live cd what can i do so it works in feisty?
[22:27] <dn4> mv /media/disk/*.pdf /media/disk/pdfs/  <--- how do I get all of the *.pdf files on the disk to be moved to that folder instead of just the files in /media/disk
[22:27] <Maximo> guys I find that ubuntu 9:10 give alot of errors for some applications
[22:27] <dn4> I want to include all the subfolders in /media/disk
[22:27] <Slart> dn4: try "find" .. it's useful for all kinds of things
[22:27] <Jygga> dn4 use the recursive switch
[22:28] <Maximo> myseld I experience alot of errors with Ubuntu 9:10
[22:28] <tones> dn4: cp -r blahblah
[22:28] <JordanC> Slart: I fixed mine by recompiling
[22:28] <pedahzur> I am trying to do a "chained" ssh connection: ssh user@outside_host "ssh user@inside_host"  If I first ssh to outside_host, I can ssh to inside host fine. But if I try to run ssh as a command, I see my user log in via the auth logs on both the outside and inside hosts, but it just sits there and never prints a prompt, BUT I can type commands and see the output of commands.  Tips?
[22:28] <dn4> tones, cp ? no
[22:28] <Slart> dn4: it's something like "find -iname pdf --exec mv {} /media/disk/pdf/"
[22:28] <Jygga> there is none btw :)
[22:28] <JordanC> But that is one REALLY annoying bug
[22:28] <dn4> cp will just waste more space :(
[22:28] <Slart> JordanC: recompiling what? vlc? the kernel?
[22:28] <tones> dn4: cp -r, the -r means recursive
[22:29] <mykal> I just want to know what my xorg.conf should look like for an ATI Technologies Inc Rage 128 Pro Ultra TF?
[22:29] <dn4> yes but cp = copy
[22:29] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, thank you!
[22:29] <JordanC> Slart: VLC
[22:29] <tones> dn4: oh sorry :)
[22:29] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: np
[22:29] <JordanC> Slart: In Qt.cpp
[22:29] <JordanC> Change #if 0 to #if 1
[22:29] <JordanC> :)
[22:30] <Slart> JordanC: ah.. that sounds like a project for tomorrow.. thanks for the tip.. now I'm off to bed
[22:31] <wasutton3> how would i go about changing the user and group ownership of a folder, all subfolders, and files within?
[22:31] <dn4>  find disk -iname \*.pdf -print0 | xargs -0 -i mv -v '{}' /media/disk/pdfs
[22:32] <Rabbitbunny> wasutton3: man chown
[22:32] <Rabbitbunny> wasutton3: look for a recursive switch
[22:32] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, works fine, but now the two rows should exactly the same windows (that is, I see my windows doubled) which completely defeats the purpose of two rows. any idea how I can fix this?
[22:32] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, -should +show
[22:32] <dn4> slart I think that command does it
[22:33] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: you mean on the "window List" panel applet?
[22:33] <Slart> dn4: it looks like it might work.. do try it on something before running it on a entire harddrive
[22:33] <luca__> Hi all, I'm trying to install WinXP on Virtual Box OSE - how does it work with formatting the virtual drive. Can I just format it into a NTFS partition?
[22:33] <Rabbitbunny> luca__: Yes.
[22:33] <dn4> Slart I just did
[22:33] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, yes... I see the same windows on the top and on the bottom row.
[22:33] <Slart> dn4: it's so boring to go back after a script has moved all files to a single folder.. =)
[22:33] <luca__> Rabbitbunny: ok, hmm.. and that won't give rise to any problems? :)
[22:34] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: window list only does one thing, I doubt there's a way around that. Simply remove one applet. right click to see the options.
[22:34] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[22:34] <Rabbitbunny> luca__: None at all.
[22:34] <jumbers> What's the best way to search through a directory INSIDE of all of the files? I want to find a file that contains specific content.
[22:34] <Slart> jumbers: grep
[22:34] <dn4> Slart boring to go back? How do you delete empty folders?
[22:34] <dn4> on an entire harddrive
[22:34] <luca__> Rabbitbunny: thanks m8
[22:34] <rumpel2>  jumbers find + grep
[22:34] <linxeh> jumbers: grep -R if you want to do subdirectories too
[22:34] <Rabbitbunny> luca__: np
[22:35] <rumpel2> or -R ^^
[22:35] <Slart> dn4: I meant.. boring to try to figure out where each file was before it got moved
[22:35] <wasutton3> i would like to run specific protocols over two different interfaces based on port number, is there any way to do that/
[22:35] <mykal> mykal: don't cry it's okay
[22:35] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, err... but my whole point was to have multiple rows in case I have multiple windows open and don't want to use another desktop.
[22:35] <jumbers> linxeh: So I would be able to find the word Ubuntu inside of a file within a directory of files?
[22:35] <rumpel2> sure
[22:35] <jumbers> linxeh: Because I know what I need is a file, but I don't know which one
[22:35] <rumpel2> its linux
[22:36] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: Ah, yeah, i'd like that to, but no, there's no way.
[22:36] <dn4> Slart, sometimes it truly is, that is why I want to figure out now how to delete all of the empty directories
[22:36] <mykal> Best support community my shoes
[22:36] <Rabbitbunny> mykal: dIDN'T SEE YOUR QUESTION
[22:36] <Slart> dn4: I'm not really sure.. perhaps there is a switch for "find" that can do it.. (perhaps if directory size is small enough)
[22:37]  * Rabbitbunny moves his head so he can see his keyboard status lights...
[22:37] <PLyTheMan> definitely something wrong with comiz...  luckily I have a terminal embeded in my desktop and compiz-switch installed from running NWN =D
[22:37] <Slart> dn4: http://duramecho.com/ComputerPrograms/DeleteEmptyDirectories/index.html
[22:37] <jumbers> rumpel2: Will doing grep -R theword find what I'm looking for then?
[22:38] <rumpel2> jumbers, try or lookup man...
[22:38] <dieg1> Hi, has anybody have had a crash on jaunty due to processor being used constantly? I use AMD athlon x2 ubuntu jaunty 64 bits and radeonhd (video driver) The computer just shut off without warning  one time while npviewer was the most demanding process and 3 times with the gimp
[22:38] <NeT_DeMoN> if I wanted to add a mode using "xrandr --newmode" would I do it like this? "xrandr --newmode 1600x1200 60MHz"
[22:38] <Slart> dn4: it even had an example with find.... "find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;"
[22:38] <linxeh> jumbers: grep -R "Ubuntu" *
[22:38] <knoppix> Slart? are you still there?
[22:38] <sharperguy> any way i can get the screensaver to disable when firefox is in fullscreen mode?
[22:38] <Slart> knoppix: yes?
[22:38] <knoppix> it's me, I'm on a live CD now
[22:39] <deany> Remote Desktop doesnt work in Jaunty.  Ports set ok, as I used same in windows.
[22:39] <Ademan> anyone who knows dm-raid!  I've installed dm-raid and i can mount my raid drives, however, during startup, it fails to activate dm-raid and therefore fails to mount the raid drives, it then drops me into a busybox shell (which sucks) but from there i can easily activate dm-raid and mount the drives.  So my question is: how can I modify the initramfs to run dmraid -ay before it tries to mount the raid drives?  I found a script in there I
[22:39] <Slart> knoppix: vinceman? with the webcam?
[22:39] <mykal> I even found an ATI channel but no one is saying anything in there
[22:39] <linxeh> jumbers: the * means all files in the current directory (and the -R will go through sub directories)
[22:39] <deany> I get a "Your desktop is only reachable over the local network." when  enabling remote accss
[22:39] <knoppix> yes
[22:40] <Slart> knoppix: ok.. does it work in knoppix?
[22:40] <knoppix> testing it now
[22:40] <mykal> Is anyone here using an ATI Technologies Inc Rage 128 Pro Ultra TF?
[22:40] <panfist> hi, i want to learn more about DNS and domain registration. i want to learn and implement the smart way to get a domain name to dynamically update to point to my ubuntu box
[22:41] <dn4> dn4@dn4:/media/disk$ find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
[22:41] <Magician> panfist pm me
[22:41] <Slart> panfist: there are several clients that you can use with services such as dyndns.org if that is what you mean?
[22:41] <dieg1> Hi, has anybody have had a crash on jaunty due to processor being used constantly? I use AMD athlon x2 ubuntu jaunty 64 bits and radeonhd (video driver) The computer just shut off without warning  one time while npviewer was the most demanding process and 3 times with the gimp
[22:41] <ahtmly2k> help please: what is modprobe gspca? i'm trying to install my webcam and a website states that i have to use this (modprobe gspca).. how do i use it?
[22:41] <linxeh> mykal: thats an old card ;-)
[22:41] <dn4> I wonder if that command will find the folder I named wtfishthksfjdlalsjkew
[22:41] <linxeh> dieg1: bad cooler, bad ram, or overclocked, or the psu can't cope with the demand you put on it
[22:42] <Rabbitbunny> ahtmly2k: presst alt-f2 and type it in, select "run in terminal". it makes the box use that driver
[22:42] <genii> ahtmly2k: It means to load the module called gspca.
[22:42] <linxeh> dieg1: also possible that there is a bug in one of the drivers you are using.
[22:42] <genii> ahtmly2k: You will also want to use: sudo                 at the beginning of that command
[22:42] <panfist> -!- Danilo-DnG<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)]
[22:42] <panfist> 17:37 < dn4> dn4@dn4:/media/disk$ find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
[22:42] <panfist> 17:37 < Magician> panfist pm me
[22:42] <Slart> *yawn*... I'm off to bed.. good night people
[22:42] <panfist> 17:37 < Slart> panfist: there are several clients that you can use with services such as dyndns.org if that is what you mean?
[22:43] <panfist> 17:37 -!- wilii<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Remote closed the connection]
[22:43] <FloodBot3> panfist: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:43] <panfist> 17:37 -!- devonkemp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)]
[22:43] <Ademan> dn4: -depth = depth first search?
[22:43] <Scunizi> for months my usb printer has been working fine.. just lately cups doesn't seem to "wake" it up to print.. I have to turn it off then back on again.. How do I fix this?
[22:43] <panfist> i am trying to learn irssi
[22:43] <Lovely> buenas
[22:43] <Lovely> Hi.
[22:43] <panfist> i'm trying to pm magician
[22:43] <dieg1> linxeh: thanks, never happened with intrepid, not overclocked, doesn't even get hot, do you think t's the video driver?
[22:43] <JordanC> Hello Lovely :P
[22:43] <Rabbitbunny> panfist: /msg magician Hi, I'm pming you
[22:43] <dn4> Ademan, http://duramecho.com/ComputerPrograms/DeleteEmptyDirectories/index.html
[22:43] <LjL> panfist: try not to spam the channel in the process :|
[22:44] <tritium> panfist: /query and /msg are not unique to irssi
[22:44] <LjL> panfist: /query nickname
[22:44] <Lovely> [JordanC] ^^
[22:44] <Lovely> what's up!
[22:44] <ahtmly2k> nuttin happened
[22:44] <PLyTheMan> is there a command to completely reinstall compiz?  apparently mine is all messed up
[22:44] <Scunizi> panfist: to pm in irssi type /msg <nick> <message>      (if I remember correctly)
[22:44] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, fyi, increasing the panel size to 60px works--two rows! :)
[22:44] <panfist> in regards to dyndns, that's what i did when i wanted DNS on my windows box, but it's a free service i'm depending on someone else. can't the ubuntu box do it for me without depending on the outside?
[22:44] <jdu> sharperguy, only way I know would be to disable the screensaver.
[22:44] <Scunizi> panfist: your nick also has to be registered with freenode
[22:45] <sharperguy> jdu, :( is there not an automatic way to do it like with totem?
[22:45] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: no repeats?
[22:45] <linxeh> dieg1: it might be - I'd try either a different version, or a different one (say the stock xorg one, and live without compiz for a while to see if it carries on). You might also look to see if there are different kernels perhaps
[22:45] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, yes
[22:45] <CoCoon> hi all, I'm having trouble writing iso to disc on Ubuntu 9
[22:45] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: Awesome. Thanks
[22:45] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, one panel, set its size to 60px
[22:45] <Scunizi> CoCoon: use k3b.. sometimes brasero has issues
[22:45] <dieg1> linxeh: linux kernels or driver kernels?
[22:45] <linxeh> dieg1: it is possible its a PSU issue though; we've got a number of boxes at work that suffer that way
[22:46] <mykal_> I just want a better resolution than 800x600. I'm not greedy. Would settle for 801x601.
[22:46] <linxeh> dieg1: eh? linux kernel :p
[22:46] <CoCoon> Scunizi: thanks, I'll give it a try!
[22:46] <CarlFK> is there a script to scan ports and baud rates looking for a modem?
[22:46] <jdu> sharperguy, perhaps you could get firefox to run something like:  gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled "false"  when it enters full screen mode.
[22:46] <LjL> CarlFK: i think so
[22:46] <Scunizi> !modem | CarlFK
[22:47] <genii> panfist: You need some place on the internet-at-large which has a findable domain name which then also can somehow know that your home box is now currently at IP w.x.y.z
[22:47] <jdu> sharperguy, and then gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled "true"  when it exits full screen
[22:47] <dieg1> linxeh: thanks my guess is video driver, I'll continue working to see if it happens again
[22:47] <Ademan> anyone who knows dm-raid!  I've installed dm-raid and i can mount my raid drives, however, during startup, it fails to activate dm-raid and therefore fails to mount the raid drives, it then drops me into a busybox shell (which sucks) but from there i can easily activate dm-raid and mount the drives.  So my question is: how can I modify the initramfs to run dmraid -ay before it tries to mount the raid drives?  I found a script in there I
[22:47] <Maximo> !commands
[22:47] <PLyTheMan> thanks for the help guys
[22:48] <CarlFK> Scunizi: bingo.  thanks - that url lead me to  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/ScanModem
[22:48] <panfist> how does the domain name know the IP of the home box?
[22:48] <Edico> hi
[22:49] <jofo> hi
[22:49] <Edico> I have some problem, I messed up my net connection
[22:49] <Scunizi> CarlFK: yep.. lots of stuff there.. if it's a usb modem, unplug it and then open a terminal and type dmesg.. then plug in the modem and do the dmesg thing again.. you'll see it listed as the last thing.. with the address.. that's what I had to do for my US Robotics usb fax modem
[22:49] <JordanC> panfist: BT Home hub?
[22:49] <JordanC> Hmm, no.. comcast eg
[22:49] <JordanC> eh*
[22:49] <barbarella> panfist:install bind or look at resolv.conf
[22:50] <Edico> I configured manualy my nic card but I can't connect to web sites, I put the dns servers in /etc/resolv.conf
[22:50] <epaphus> anybody know if this will work? installing ubuntu on a machine thats amd64 and transferring the hd to another machine which is also amd64.. but has a different proc, different ram...
[22:50] <mzz> epaphus: probably will
[22:50] <Scunizi> epaphus: most likely yes..
[22:50] <eck> does anyone know what package provides debug symbols for apache2?
[22:50] <Tif> does anybody know anything about sound problems???
[22:51] <mzz> eck: perhaps see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash
[22:51] <genii> epaphus: Too many variables to know if that would be successful.
[22:51] <Tif> i was just listening to music,and i cant hear anything now
[22:51] <CoCoon> Scunizi: k3b has same issue ... says no media in drive ... and I'm pretty sure there is :-$
[22:51] <dieg1> Tif: did you install any audio packet?
[22:51] <panfist> thank you everyone
[22:51] <knoppix> Slart, I think the software on the live CD is hopelessly outdated
[22:51] <dieg1> from hydrogen to skype
[22:52] <Tif> no., my sound was working just fine a minute ago
[22:52] <dn4> time to destory all of my .au files
[22:52] <eck> hmm i'm on an older release
[22:52] <eck> looks like i need to build the deb myself
[22:52] <Scunizi> CoCoon: that can be a tough one.. maybe a failing drive.. maybe needs to be mounted.. maybe ??? out of ideas
[22:52] <CoCoon> Scunizi: thanks anyway ... 'll have to dig deeper
[22:52] <vinbk22> hello
[22:53] <Zyrion> I'm having a problem with my ipv6 not showing up after I eneter the addresses in me /etc/network/interfaces file
[22:54] <max> hi
[22:54] <Zyrion> have to do it all manually after the computer boots up every time
[22:54] <jdu> Tif, have you tried restarting the sound?
[22:54] <Tif> how do i do that?
[22:55] <jdu> Tif, try sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[22:56] <jdu> Tif, or sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[22:57] <JordanC> Ooh, amazon is having a clearout on books
[22:57] <dieg1> linxeh: apart from the propietary, radeonhd or the xorg driver do you know another one that works with ati?
[22:57] <genii> ahtmly2k: Please do not message me. I give assistance in public channel only. What was it that "did not work" ?
[22:58] <Tif> pulseaudio restart isnt working
[22:58] <Zyrion> I need an ipv6 guru...
[22:58] <ahtmly2k> okay.. nevermind.. i'll give it a try again in a few hours.. i'm beat..
[22:58] <tom_de_tom> anyone using the laptop version of ubuntu?
[22:59] <tom_de_tom> better than the desktop version?
[22:59] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[22:59] <yash> tom_de_tom: I am using that
[22:59] <genii> ahtmly2k: If you mean: sudo modprobe gspca                     then all it will do is return to a command prompt if it IS successful. "No news is good news".
[22:59] <tom_de_tom> anygood?
[22:59] <jdu> Tif, any particular error message?
[23:00] <Tif> i was thinking about buying a laptop with ubuntu
[23:00] <tom_de_tom> i have installed desktop on laptop and then sicne been told they do laptop version
[23:00] <tom_de_tom> just download the file its .img format and cant mount the file
[23:00] <Tif> [sudo] password for tifini:
[23:00] <Tif> Sorry, try again.
[23:00] <Tif> [sudo] password for tifini:
[23:00] <Tif>  * Shutting down ALSA...                                                 [ OK ]
[23:00] <Tif>  * Setting up ALSA...
[23:00] <FloodBot3> Tif: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:00] <tom_de_tom> just download the file its .img format and cant mount the file
[23:00] <JordanC> Tif: Please pastebin it :P
[23:00] <yash> tom_de_tom: yes, its very good
[23:01] <tom_de_tom> want to boot img off desktop and install - is that possible?
[23:01] <yash> tom_de_tom: no probs until now.. power management is gr8 and everything works fine
[23:01] <tom_de_tom> kool
[23:01] <jdu> Tif, so that worked.
[23:01] <jdu> Tif, but still no sound?
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> should the downloading be .img format?
[23:02] <yash> tom_de_tom: the only prob is with the webcam.. but a small tweak solved it
[23:02] <malibu> Is there a way to adjust mouse sensitivity beyond what the gui will allow
[23:02] <dieg1> tom_de_tom: I think you're talking about the netbook version
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> as guides say should be iso
[23:02] <yash> tom_de_tom: yes it should be iso
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> yes
[23:02] <newb2everything> anyone here able to help with an SSL problem I'm having?
[23:02] <Tif> yeah i cant use webcam or view them
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> netbook
[23:02] <jdu> Tif, and you said it had worked before.  Generally, when that happens, it probably means pulseaudio or alsa need to be restarted, though I have always found them stable.
[23:03] <Zyrion> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165716/
[23:03] <tom_de_tom> so if im on ubuntu now
[23:03] <newb2everything> I've enabled SSL on my machine and one site is working fine via https but another site isn't and I don't know where to begin looking
[23:03] <tom_de_tom> and i have the img on my desktop
[23:03] <tom_de_tom> can i install that?if so hiw
[23:03] <dieg1> tom_de_tom: hjave you tried booting it from a pendrive?, there's an utility in administration panel
[23:04] <tom_de_tom> as gmount wont mount it :/
[23:04] <allowoverride> hello im having a problem with seeing my printer on the network. it has a dhcp ip from the linksys router, and is a remote wireless printerserver that has a usb directly connected to it. here is the catch. any wired computer sees the printer, ie. can ping <IP_ADDRESS>, but my wlan0 connection here can not. i can ping my GW .1, and all other devices. the wireless print server is a little box that used to work. i used hp driver
[23:05] <tom_de_tom> that will only do .iso
[23:05] <knoppix> are live CD's timeless?
[23:05] <tom_de_tom> this is .img and i donwloading it from ubuntu site
[23:05] <Tif> what the heck my computer is makinga wierd noise now
[23:06] <epaphus> anybody know if it is possible to block resolv.conf so that it never changes DNS even if other programs like dhcp want to change it?
[23:07] <yash> tom_de_tom: it should be in iso file
[23:07] <allowoverride> basically i can not print wireless to my print server via the linksys wireless router. all devices other than this ubuntu laptop can ping the printer server address. for starters.. anyone ?
[23:07] <yash> tom_de_tom: not an img
[23:07] <allowoverride> epaphus: you can do a local script at boot, or with cron
[23:07] <allowoverride> incase something cheesy happens form other progs misuse
[23:07] <Bob_Dobbs_Jr> total noob here been struggling with an HDA-Intel sound card issue ? Been really enjoying the Linux experience But been on forums and help pages reading for days and trying a few things ? nothing works Please HELP
[23:08] <allowoverride> my snd-hda-intel works fine
[23:08] <Bob_Dobbs_Jr> nice for you
[23:08] <allowoverride> im sure it works better with doze drivers though
[23:09] <allowoverride> Bob_Dobbs_Jr:  i was lucky ubuntu had drivers, as for my wireless card that was a diff story
[23:09] <Zyrion> Anyone here familiar with ipv6 problems, related to the interfaces file?
[23:09] <allowoverride> not to mention ati drivers
[23:10] <allowoverride> it appears ubuntu and linux in general generally lack at least one core driver per install that you most definitely need
[23:11] <allowoverride> in my case at least 2, i havent tried my modem or various other ports on here, but im sure that will be the case
[23:11] <Bob_Dobbs_Jr> i have been on the ASLA page and no luck
[23:11] <tom_de_tom> yash: how come a img is being downloaded from the site?
[23:11] <Lenin_Cat> I think I messed up my grub, im on a livecd, so how do I reinstall grub?
[23:11] <dn4> does anyone know why my seagate will only mount and read-only in ubunut then it mounts and read and write on xp ?
[23:11] <tom_de_tom> yash: i click the download link and that iwht it downloads
[23:11] <allowoverride> ill pm you what i have
[23:11] <allowoverride> maybe it will help with something your missing
[23:11] <yash> tom_de_tom: ok just hold on
[23:12] <doleyb> dn4: probably it's an ntfs disk
[23:12] <mobi-sheep> tom_de_tom: You're downloading ubuntu-notebook-remix.img ?  (Best for sub-notebooks and etc).
[23:12] <epaphus> allowoverride, how about lokcing it with certain permissions?
[23:13] <dn4> /dev/sdc1   *           1       12161    97683201    c  W95 FAT32 (LBA)
[23:13] <pqpq> Bob_Dobbs_Jr,  did you try changeing devices in system > Preferences > Sound ?
[23:13] <yash> tom_de_tom: yeah that might be it. download the normal desktop version
[23:13] <chemistry> hello
[23:14] <allowoverride> if you go to aptitude type in a few things and see if those are installed or not
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> yes
[23:14] <JordanC> Hi chemistry
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> yash:  i have ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img
[23:14] <JordanC> Thanks for all the wonderful polymers ;)
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> saying i need to put on flash
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> i dont have one
[23:14] <chemistry> hi jordanC
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> u have dvd
[23:14] <allowoverride> when you do a search with say snd or sound, it will show you what you have installed,,, make sure you apt-sources are uptodate
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> i have dvd*
[23:15] <yash> tom_de_tom: thats for netbooks.
[23:15] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[23:15] <tom_de_tom> oh ok
[23:15] <allowoverride> Bob_Dobbs_Jr: i sorta fanagal my way around the system, and also the ubuntu support pages
[23:15] <tom_de_tom> someone told me i could use on laptop
[23:15] <allowoverride> good luck
[23:15] <tom_de_tom> this now makes sense
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> so there is no version for laptops?as in intel laptops
[23:16] <Alterios> clear
[23:16] <yash> tom_de_tom: just download the normal desktop version
[23:16] <mytruehero> I'm trying to set up passwordless ssh between two machines. I generated a key pair on my local (tried rsa and dsa), scp'ed it to the remote, added it to .ssh/authorized_keys and chmodded to 600. When I try to connect, though, I still get the password prompt. Here's the output of ssh -vvv: http://pastie.org/470552 Can anyone help me figure out what's wrong?
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> i have that on here and no probleems
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> just i was told the laptop one was fastrer
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> and better
[23:17] <yash> tom_de_tom: If everything is working fine then keep it that way
[23:17] <tom_de_tom> sure
[23:17] <tom_de_tom> thanks for your time
[23:17] <tom_de_tom> last question anyone know if msn will work on ubuntu?
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> as in running through wine?
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> there are IM clients the can do msn tom_de_tom
[23:18] <memfisto> use pidgin instead
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> tom_de_tom:  i doubt if MSN will work with wine
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> i have pidgn
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> but wont do webcam
[23:18] <memfisto> amsn then
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> wseet
[23:19] <tom_de_tom> sweet
[23:19] <tom_de_tom> thanks
[23:19] <Geb> Since upgrading from hardy to jaunty, I've been having intermittent boot problems. About half the time, seemingly at random, the progress bar locks up partway through loading. It's not a major problem since I rarely need to reboot but I thought I'd ask to see if there is an easy fix.
[23:19] <hejsan> any swe ?
[23:20] <claude> Any thoughts on troubleshooting Canon Pixma MP 620 setup? The standard setup uneventful for a usb setup, BUT test page produces nothing except LCD on printer indicates PC printing ???
[23:20] <ubuntu> join #ubuntu-es
[23:20] <hejsan> Någon Svensk?
[23:21] <unop> !se
[23:21] <memfisto> norsk
[23:21] <tecky> you know what IM client i wish would be ported to linux.... Adium (Mac OSX only)
[23:21] <blindndangerous> yeah that would be nice
[23:21] <mobi-sheep> Geb: I don't know.  I don't do upgrades.  And I always felt ill-advised to do upgrades.  I simply do the clean install and throw in my backups. :)
[23:21] <mytruehero> I'm trying to set up passwordless ssh between two machines. I generated a key pair on my local (tried rsa and dsa), scp'ed it to the remote, added it to .ssh/authorized_keys and chmodded to 600. When I try to connect, though, I still get the password prompt. Here's the output of ssh -vvv: http://pastie.org/470552 Can anyone help me figure out what's wrong?
[23:21] <Geb> With hindsight I should have installed cleanly, but this machine doesn't have a CD drive
[23:22] <Geb> I took the lazy route
[23:22] <memfisto> mytruehero: try authorized_keys2
[23:22] <blindndangerous> as long as it works with orca, its good for me.
[23:22] <Geb> You have to turn the whole machine upside down to let the IDE cable reach an optical drive
[23:22] <dooglus> I'm using rhythmbox to play a podcast.  downloaded it earlier, listened to the first 2 hours.  now I want to continue.  how do I skip back to where I was?  I don't want to hear the first 2 hours of the mp3 again, and the slider doesn't do anything
[23:22] <mytruehero> memfisto: create .ssh/authorized_keys2 on the remote machine, and put my pubkey in there?
[23:22] <mobi-sheep> Geb: USB installer is an alternative.
[23:22] <Ademan> anyone who knows dm-raid!  I've installed dm-raid and i can mount my raid drives, however, during startup, it fails to activate dm-raid and therefore fails to mount the raid drives, it then drops me into a busybox shell (which sucks) but from there i can easily activate dm-raid and mount the drives.  So my question is: how can I modify the initramfs to run dmraid -ay before it tries to mount the raid drives?  I found a script in there I
[23:23] <dooglus> alternatively, where are the mp3 files on disk?  I can't find them with 'find'.  if I could, I would use mplayer to play it - that can skip through tracks
[23:23] <dieg1> Has anyone managed to solve the problem between Ati legacy video cards and x.org 1.6?
[23:23] <dooglus> oh, ignore that.  I was using 'df' not 'find'.  ugh...
[23:24] <Geb> Clean install can wait until the next dist upgrade. The upgraded version I've got at the moment mostly works, other than boot and a few oddities with sound.
[23:24] <dieg1> I use radeonhd as video driver but screen blinks
[23:24] <dooglus> for the record, rhythmbox downloads podcasts to ~/Music/<ShowName>/*.mp3
[23:24] <memfisto> mytruehero: yeah
[23:25] <mytruehero> memfisto: tried it; no luck. this was the first pubkey I was adding to authorized_keys, so not sure how it could have gotten messed up (if that's what you're thinking)
[23:25] <tom_de_tom> Error: Could not find 'TCL Scripting Language'. Try using the native package manager for Ubuntu 9.04 (apt-get) to install a package with similar name to 'tcl'.
[23:25] <tom_de_tom> Error: Unable to prepare package AMSN MSN client.
[23:25] <tom_de_tom> when install amsn
[23:25] <Jeeva> how do i make an application autostart on boot ?
[23:26] <Shay> hi
[23:27] <Shay> i used the partition editor to resize my ntfs partition for windows and i pressedd cancel because I set the wrong size... and it shows as unknown now... is the files gone?
[23:28] <pqpq> Jeeva, System > Preference > Startup applications or , sessions
[23:28] <mheld> hey y'all
[23:28] <allowoverride> sheshhh
[23:28] <mheld> anybody have any luck using the Pinnacle PCTV hd pro usb tuner?
[23:28] <mheld> and mythtv?
[23:28] <dieg1>  Has anyone managed to solve the problem between Ati legacy video cards and x.org 1.6?
[23:28] <dieg1>  I use radeonhd as video driver but screen blinks
[23:29] <Shay> i used the partition editor to resize my ntfs partition for windows and i pressedd cancel because I set the wrong size... and it shows as unknown now... are the files gone?
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[23:29] <th0r> Shay: probably not, but not sure. I would dismount the ntfs drive and then remount it...the easy way...just reboot
[23:30] <ikonia> Shay: at least partially
[23:30] <Shay> i did and it still shows as unknown
[23:30] <Shay> just restarted
[23:30] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[23:30] <th0r> Shay: then it is most likely lost
[23:30] <Shay> dang
[23:31] <tom_de_tom> wish i started learning linux years back :(
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> deever: maybe it needs different modprobe options?
[23:31] <magcius> Bah. I uninstalled OSS and tried to reconfigure PulseAudio and now it won't detect my devices.
[23:31] <mibzzer15> i was installing ubuntu and now when i boot to my regular windows, i get a grub error 21. what should i do? grub recovery?
[23:32] <ikonia> mibzzer15: can you boot ubuntu ?
[23:32] <mibzzer15> no not really
[23:32] <magcius> I tried dpkg-reconfigure pulseaudio.
[23:33] <ikonia> mibzzer15: what error do you get booting ubuntu
[23:33] <tom_de_tom> a msn looks retro!
[23:33] <dtchen> magcius: "reconfiguring pulseaudio" via debconf doesn't make sense; it won't do anything
[23:33] <mibzzer15> error 21, booting ubuntu and windows
[23:33] <magcius> dtchen, what should I do?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> can ubuntu netbook remix be installed on desktops?
[23:34] <dtchen> magcius: do you have a Launchpad account?
[23:34] <magcius> ActionParsnip, yes.
[23:34] <magcius> dtchen, yes.
[23:34] <ikonia> mibzzer15: ok - that means the partition that the options in /boot/grub/menu.lst are pointing at the wrong partitions
[23:34] <magcius> dtchen, http://launchpad.net/~jstpierre
[23:34] <dtchen> magcius: then use "ubuntu-bug pulseaudio", and tell me the bug # that you filed
[23:34] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, what's the advantage in that?
[23:34] <mibzzer15> ikonia: okey dokey, what can i do to fix?
[23:34] <newb2everything> anyone know where you specify ssl available sites in apache?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: just like a childish UI, what can i say. I fell in love with xpud's plate but can't make it fly
[23:35] <ikonia> mibzzer15: you need to boot either boot a livecd and mount /boot from your install to play with menu.lust and change the partitions to the correct options (you'll find them in device.map in your boot/grub directory)
[23:35] <magcius> dtchen, I don't think there's any bug, I just want PulseAudio to detect my devices.
[23:35] <ikonia> mibzzer15: or you'll need to edit the grub menu directly - which is more complex
[23:35] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, heh -- I'll buy that
[23:35] <ikonia> mibzzer15: do you get the grub menu ?
[23:35] <mibzzer15> ikonia: i am a noob to this, so it there a manual or something that says what i can do?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: you tried xpud?
[23:35] <ikonia> !grub > mibzzer15
[23:35] <dtchen> magcius: i'm using that approach to gather all the necessary troubleshooting data in one swoop
[23:35] <magcius> ActionParsnip, have you tried Sugar?
[23:36] <tom_de_tom> whas the best version of msn like application for ubuntu that will do webcam
[23:36] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, not yet -- but I'd like to
[23:36] <dtchen> magcius: if you want to individually paste the data or use http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh, be my guest ;)
[23:36] <magcius> dtchen, oh, I didn't realize how much ubuntu-bug did.
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> magcius: is sugar a ui or a distro?
[23:36] <magcius> ActionParsnip, it's the UI for the One Laptop Per Child.
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> magcius: hmm, i'll check it, thanks
[23:37] <mrwes> magcius, sugar is?
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> !info sugar
[23:37] <magcius> dtchen, failed, IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/proc/asound/cards'
[23:37] <dtchen> magcius: heh, well that's a good starting point
[23:38] <dtchen> magcius: you might want to migrate to #ubuntu-audio-help
[23:38] <Brando753> guys im having trouble running the game mundo, what should i do
[23:38] <magcius> What should I tell them?
[23:40] <eseven73> quiet day in #Ubuntu land
[23:40] <mibzzer15> how do i open a terminal from a UbuntuCD?
[23:40] <fevel> alt f2
[23:40] <ikonia> mibzzer15: applications -> accessories menu
[23:40] <fevel> gnome-terminal
[23:41] <mibzzer15> ikonia: i am on the main screen of the cd when i first boot up
[23:41] <ikonia> mibzzer15: applications menu, then the accessories menu
[23:41] <mibzzer15> ikonia: there is no aplications menu
[23:42] <ikonia> mibzzer15: your usinb ubuntu yes ?
[23:42] <eseven73> think mibzzer15 means the installer cd
[23:42] <ikonia> eseven73: the installer cd is a livecd desktop
[23:42] <kryle> hey, does anyone know a way to bypass password in a .ace archive file ?
[23:42] <mibzzer15> isnt ubuntu cd same as installer cd?
[23:42] <Chr|s> I'm still having problems getting windows to show up in the menu.lst. I booted to the live cd to recover grub, but its still not working for some reason
[23:42] <eseven73> yes
[23:42] <mereo> I've heard ubuntu 9.04 has a problem with full screen flash, is the problem fixed?
[23:42] <eseven73> nevermind I thought you were in no GUI mode
[23:43] <pengo> i have 19 gig unused, but 0 free...?
[23:43] <tom_de_tom> lol
[23:43] <ikonia> pengo: where are ou seeing that
[23:43] <mzz> pengo: how large a partition?
[23:43] <pengo> ikonia: df -h
[23:43] <ikonia> pengo: please pastebin the output of df -h
[23:43] <mzz> pengo: ext2/3/4 reserve some space for the superuser by default
[23:43] <pengo> mzz: about 450 gig
[23:43] <mzz> pengo: yeah, that sounds about right then.
[23:44] <pengo> ikonia: i couldn't save it before i rebooted into windows
[23:44] <pengo> mzz: but 19 gigs??
[23:44] <pengo> i delete stuff and i can't refill it
[23:44] <mzz> pengo: tune2fs lets you change the amount of reserved space (it's a percentage). But you may not want to, since very full filesystems are unhappy (get fragmented)
[23:44] <FrankQC> test
[23:44] <FrankQC> test
[23:45] <FrankQC> kk
[23:45] <FloodBot3> FrankQC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:45] <pengo> mzz: i'm sure i've only had 5 free before.. but thanks will try tune2fs
[23:45] <mzz> pengo: it's a percentage of the partition size, and the superuser can still use those blocks
[23:45] <Jeeva> pqpq: THANKS
[23:45] <pengo> also I use ext2fsd to access the drive from windows.. would that effect it?
[23:45] <mzz> pengo: the default is 5%, which means about 22GiB of your 450GiB partition
[23:46] <pengo> mzz: ah k thanks
[23:46] <mzz> pengo: I have no idea if that driver respects this reserved space
[23:46] <pengo> mzz: it doesn't seem to :)
[23:46] <SultansElephant> I am trying to run a program called Solfege (educational music theory prog) it gives me an error "no module named oss_sequencer2"
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> !test | FrankQC
[23:47] <pengo> mzz: thanks again
[23:47] <mibzzer15> if i boot from a installer cd, can i use the "try ubuntu without any change to your computer" option to get into a terminal, just so i can reinstall grub?
[23:47] <mzz> mibzzer15: yes
[23:47] <mibzzer15> ok
[23:47] <mzz> mibzzer15: well, you can get to a terminal. I don't remember if the grub binary is available there or if you'll have to chroot into your install to get at it
[23:48] <SultansElephant> I am trying to run a program called Solfege (educational music theory prog) it gives me an error "no module named oss_sequencer2" and "you should configure sound from the preferences window, and try to use an external midi player. Or try to recompile the program and check for error messages to see why the module is not built."
[23:48] <SultansElephant> on jaunty 64
[23:49] <genii> SultansElephant: And you installed this application through package manager, yes? Since I see it is in the repositories
[23:49] <genii> !info solfege
[23:50] <SultansElephant> genii: through the add/remove
[23:50] <genii> SultansElephant: OK.
[23:50] <SultansElephant> not synaptic, not sure if there's a difference
[23:50] <mudassar> hello all, plz solve my headphones low volume problem in ubuntu 9.04 and playing mp3 files in sound player
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> what exactly is ear training?
[23:51] <mibzzer15> do you think I am able to install Ubuntu, and Fedora, on 1 external HD?
[23:51] <SultansElephant> anyway so in the preferences of the program the WAV test works, the MIDI test works, the MP3 and OGG do not exist
[23:51] <mibzzer15> just like side by side
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> mibzzer15: as long as it has enough space, yes
[23:52] <mibzzer15> ok, definitley enough space
[23:52] <mudassar> hello all, plz solve my headphones low volume problem in ubuntu 9.04 and playing mp3 files in sound player
[23:52] <SultansElephant> the program requires me to put in the exact path to OGG and mp3 there's no browse
[23:53] <genii> SultansElephant: There seems something about it here: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1136670&page=3  You may want to try what is suggested in posting number 24 there
[23:53] <SultansElephant> ActionParsnip: ear training is music theory educational software
[23:53] <mibzzer15> ActionParsnio: when i am installing ubuntu, am using the partitioner, do i just check the "install them side by side, choosing between them each startup" option?
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> SultansElephant: im familiar with music theory
[23:53] <ubuntu_> does anyone know how to take all the free space on a ntfs partition and turning that into an ext3 partition for linux
[23:53] <SultansElephant> genii: Will do, thank you very much.
[23:53] <deever> ActionParsnip: which modprobe options?
[23:53] <SultansElephant> ActionParsnip: I apologize, was responding to <ActionParsnip> what exactly is ear training?
[23:53] <mzz> ubuntu_: iirc gparted can mostly do this (shrink the partition, then create a new one in the free space)
[23:53] <mibzzer15> ubuntu_: maybe try using EASEUS partition manager, free too, really good
[23:53] <rumpel2> ubuntu, its easier to delete the partition and recreate new ones
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: you can resize partitions in the live environment (makes life easier) but its easier to plan partitions at install time
[23:54] <mibzzer15> ActionParsnip: when i am installing ubuntu, am using the partitioner, do i just check the "install them side by side, choosing between them each startup" option?
[23:54] <rumpel2> mibzzer15, yes
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> SultansElephant: sorry, i didnt mean to sound snappy, was just stating a fact
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> deever: maybe it needs different options at modprobe time to work
[23:55] <mudassar> hello all, plz solve my headphones low volume problem in ubuntu 9.04 and playing mp3 files in sound player
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> SultansElephant: might have a nosey of it later
[23:55] <ubuntu_> ahhh GParted!
[23:55] <luke> I just bought an dell mini with ubuntu 8.04 does anyone know if there are any problems with upgrading to 9.04 netbook remix?
[23:56] <ubuntu_> does anyone know how to take the unused space on the /dev/sda1 ntfs in GParted?
[23:56] <Dr_Willis> luke:  it might be better to do a clean install if using the netbook-remix. use the UNR img file/flashdrive to install.
[23:57] <billisnice2> is this ubuntu?
[23:57] <deever> ActionParsnip: yes, but *which* modprobe options!
[23:57] <Dr_Willis> luke:  the UNR works great on my Aceraspireone. I just had to do like 3 little tweaks
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> billisnice2: its #ubuntu
[23:57] <aMuleAduGuest238> Hola
[23:57] <deever> ActionParsnip: i've tried so much by now.
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> deever: you'll have to websearch round, it varys from module to module
[23:57] <Amigadude> UNR is a good distro for the Aspire One
[23:57] <luke> thats what i was thinking thanks
[23:57] <mib_rls91y> hi, how can I make google earth not so laggy?
[23:58] <SultansElephant> genii: This  is a fresh install and my sound is working. It seems I need to just use the app's preferences and give it a proper directory for both mp3 and OGG. If you could help me figure that out, I would appreciate it.
[23:58] <Amigadude> Dr_Willis: what tweaks did you need?
[23:58] <Lualoca> Hola
[23:58] <Hyperion2010> mib_rls91y, do you have a nvidia graphics card?
[23:58] <Dr_Willis> Amigadude:  there was one kernel option, and one module/package to load.. and  i think i tweaked somthing in the xorg.conf - it was on teh aceraspireone ubuntu wiki page
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> mib_rls91y: reduce screen res, install video drivers, set nice value of process to -3 or so
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> Amigadude:  the only remainging bug is that the right side sd card. must have a card in the slot at boot.. or else the system cant see/use it.
[23:59] <SultansElephant> Genii: for example by default the midi file points to /usr/bin/timidity -idqq %s (working) ; WAV points to /usr/bin/aplay (working) but OGG and mp3 point to /usr/bin/mpg123 (does not exist) and /usr/bin/ogg123 (does not exist)
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> Amigadude:  the left side slot works with 1 tweek.