[20:17] <SuspectZero_> how to i install grub4dos to a partition through ubuntu?
[20:17] <domjohnson> *and now
[20:17] <Mac43DO> Haven't installed something like that
[20:18] <maginot> domjohnson, what is the output of echo $PATH ?
[20:18] <domjohnson> instea dof "but it"
[20:18] <DaZ> Mac43DO: something determining whether it's linux or hardware issue :f
[20:18] <domjohnson> maginot - nothing
[20:18] <domjohnson> :/
[20:18] <maginot> domjohnson, so you removed your path.
[20:18] <Mac43DO> DaZ: the mouse works with my kubuntu on my Desktop-PC
[20:18] <domjohnson> Yeah...
[20:18] <domjohnson> Looks like it.
[20:18] <maginot> domjohnson, paste bin your /etc/profile and ~/.bashrc
[20:19] <domjohnson> ok
[20:19] <DaZ> Mac43DO: and it's not port issue?
[20:19] <DaZ> ah, nvm
[20:19] <priceisright> My live cd wont detect and mount my cdrom
[20:19] <DaZ> i'm still reading your previous messages.
[20:19] <priceisright> what commands do i have to do
[20:19] <Mac43DO> DaZ: I tried every USB-port
[20:19] <domjohnson> maginot - sorry to sound stupid...but...which files?
[20:20] <maginot> domjohnson, a basic path looks like: PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/opt/bin:/opt/local/bin
[20:20] <maginot> domjohnson, /etc/profile and ~/.bashrc (~ means your home directory like /home/user)
[20:20] <DaZ> if it was udev issue then kernel would see it anyway :f
[20:21] <domjohnson> maginot - there's only profile.d
[20:21] <Mac43DO> DaZ: That is the Problem: NO kernel messages, when plugging-in a mouse
[20:21] <domjohnson> I beg your pardon
[20:21] <maginot> Mac43DO, if its a udev problem just run udevadm trigger
[20:21] <domjohnson> There is a profile :)
[20:22] <avo> hi
[20:22] <maginot> Mac43DO, actually doing udevadm monitor is better to see what is happening, them plug the mouse after running that
[20:22] <sixstring> Howdy! Can you help me un-fubar my partition tables?  I fdisk'd my main drive by accident.  It tells me the kernel is using the old table until reboot. How can I read the kernel's partition table?
[20:23] <domjohnson> maginot - http://paste.ubuntu.com/402013/
[20:23] <maginot> sixstring, to recovery disk partitions testdisk is a great solution.
[20:23] <domjohnson> And thanks for the help, by the way :)
[20:24] <LinuxGuy2009> Do package repositories always have to be formatted in a proper pool to be used as a source? Theres no way to just add a folder full of packages as a source?
[20:24] <DaZ> Mac43DO: maybe try loading module and plugging it in
[20:25] <DrDank> hey guys whats up?
[20:25] <Mac43DO> DaZ: which module?
[20:25] <DaZ> Mac43DO: i've found simillar issue to yours, tho dmesg saw the device.
[20:25] <maginot> Mac43DO, did you tried udevadm monitor ?
[20:26] <DrDank> sorry guys, im new to ubuntu, and using xchat, its nothing like mirc, How do I connect to servers that are not int he connect dialog box, withou adding them to the box?
[20:26] <Mac43DO> DaZ: I tried tail -f /var/log/udev
[20:26] <DaZ> Mac43DO: check in lsmod, mine uses psmouse :f
[20:26] <KevAlmighty> Anyone can help me making a server , making donation through paypal for it
[20:26] <Mac43DO> DaZ: But no messages
[20:26] <Mac43DO> DaZ: psmouse is loaded
[20:26] <kubanc> hellow. Is there any simliar program like Xorg, but less RAM memory "hungry".. ?
[20:27] <DaZ> Mac43DO: does anything else plugged into usb works?
[20:27] <DaZ> eh, i'm tired :f
[20:27] <blakkheim> kubanc: lol
[20:27] <elvirolo> hi everyone
[20:27] <kacper> #ubuntu-pl
[20:27] <Mac43DO> DaZ: A good question, I wil try a scanner
[20:28] <blakkheim> KevAlmighty: what kind of server
[20:28] <elvirolo> i'm trying to repair my ubuntu installation via the live cd. I chrooted to my / partition, but i can't get an internet connection from within the chroot. How do i do that ?
[20:29] <joaquin> hola...hay alguien ahi?
[20:29] <xerox1> elvirolo, can you ping your router?
[20:29] <blakkheim> !pm | KevAlmighty
[20:30] <khalil> not sure if this is totally ubuntu realted but here goes. I have ubuntu on a 250gb external drive and I would like to install win7 on the same drive. Is this possible? If so would it mean formatting my external drive?
[20:30] <maginot> domjohnson, actually I asked you the wrong file, you should have ~/.profile  with something like: http://maginot.pastebin.com/Pk0QZ8FF
[20:30] <domjohnson> ok
[20:31] <domjohnson> Sorry, i find it easier yo use the Ubuntu pastebin
[20:31] <maginot> argh, I'm making a mess here
[20:31] <domjohnson> Don't have an account with pastebin.com
[20:31] <domjohnson> :/
[20:31] <blakkheim> domjohnson: you dont need one
[20:31] <maginot> sorry, you don't need an account on pastebin.com.
[20:31] <zleap> maginot, i was just gonna say that
[20:32] <maginot> but anyway, I have to go now, sorry if I can't help anymore, I'm going to drink some beer haha =D
[20:32] <mehgahbleh> Anyone know how to kill all instances of firefox on a computer without access to root, and without having the ability to reboot.
[20:32] <mehgahbleh> I tried killall -9 firefox
[20:32] <mehgahbleh> but it didn't do shit
[20:32] <blakkheim> mehgahbleh: killall -9 fir-
[20:32] <blakkheim> oh
[20:32] <elvirolo> xerox1, yes i can
[20:32] <elvirolo> xerox1, yes i can
[20:33] <maginot> domjohnson, if the path is your only problem put export PATH=$PATH:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/opt/bin:/opt/local/bin  on your ~/.bashrc
[20:33] <Mac43DO> DaZ: No reaction, too
[20:33] <xerox1> elvirolo, did you have a look at /etc/resolv.conf?
[20:33] <DaZ> Mac43DO: modprobe usbcore? :f
[20:33] <DaZ> Mac43DO: paste lsmod
[20:33] <domjohnson> Ah maginot, I've fixed it
[20:33] <domjohnson> Cheers ;)
[20:33] <elvirolo> xerox1, yup i copied it from the livecd
[20:33] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Module not found
[20:34] <mehgahbleh> blakkheim: When I try to open it from a terminal, I get
[20:34] <mehgahbleh> firefox
[20:34] <mehgahbleh> Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[20:34] <maginot> Mac43DO, udevadm monitor
[20:34] <DaZ> mehgahbleh: and you're using 64bit distro?
[20:34] <xerox1> elvirolo, and have you added your router via "route add ..."?
[20:35] <maginot> Mac43DO, if you do what I'm telling you, you will have the ouput needed when plugin and unpluginn the mouse.
[20:35] <blakkheim> mehgahbleh: looks like you're trying to open an x86_64 binary on an i686 system
[20:35] <mehgahbleh> blakkheim: It's always worked.
[20:35] <DaZ> or with 32bit firefox.
[20:35] <blakkheim> mehgahbleh: output of uname -r please
[20:35] <mehgahbleh> 2.6.28-18-generic
[20:35] <blakkheim> err i'm sorry, uname -m
[20:35] <blakkheim> not -r
[20:35] <khalil> hello?
[20:36] <Mac43DO> DaZ: lsusb just gives 5 root hubs
[20:36] <ajenbo> Hi i have a TB-4200 that i would like to use, but so fare i can only get it to move like a mouse
[20:36] <mehgahbleh> x86_64
[20:36] <khalil> does anyone know how to partition a drive without formatting it?
[20:36] <alonea> is there anything better than ndiswrapper? I get DC'd a lot and have trouble connecting to WPA2. It connects to unsecured fine, but we are not allowed to use that here.
[20:36] <ajenbo> I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AiptekTablet but nothing changed
[20:36] <blakkheim> mehgahbleh: hmm then that's not the issue
[20:36] <mehgahbleh> Yep
[20:36] <mehgahbleh> Well, the thing is that I'm running everything over a shell
[20:36] <ajenbo> well actualy it seamed to have cause my mouse to be harder to click with
[20:36] <mehgahbleh> Now I don't know anything about the architecture\
[20:36] <ajenbo> please help :/
[20:36] <Mac43DO> maginot: No, outout with udevadm monitor
[20:36] <mehgahbleh> But even if i restart my desktop, all my instances keep on running
[20:36] <elvirolo> xerox1, ah, no... should i do something like route add <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[20:36] <DaZ> Mac43DO: it doesn't make sense at all so it's probably ubuntu feature.
[20:37] <AbortD> does xubuntu run on its own libs or gnomes libs?
[20:37] <mehgahbleh> I tried logging out and back in, but that didn't work
[20:37] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Yes, very confusing
[20:37] <DaZ> Mac43DO: i'd shoot it's power saving related
[20:37] <Myrtti> ader10: may I pm?
[20:38] <ader10> yes
[20:38] <xerox1> elvirolo, "sudo route add default gw <router-ip>"
[20:38] <maginot> Mac43DO, if you have no output this only means one thing, its  your kernel who isn't recognizing the mouse, trying update the kernel is a good ideia, other ideia is to boot with your mouse plugged in (its when it works) and see what lsmod shows, boot wihout the mouse and put the mouse and see what lsmod shows, compare the results to see which module isn't being loaded.
[20:38] <Mac43DO> DaZ: No,  the LG wasn't in powersaving-modus
[20:38] <elvirolo> xerox1, thank you so much man it works
[20:38] <DaZ> Mac43DO: usb is not hotpluggable at all.
[20:38] <xerox1> elvirolo, no problem ;)
[20:38] <DaZ> er, maginot i mean
[20:38] <toyman61> How to install cinerella ?  The receipt at http://cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php#ubuntu does not work..
[20:38] <alonea> its an Atheros card
[20:39] <maginot> DaZ, sorry, don't get that
[20:39] <AbortD> alonea, whats the problem with your atheros card?
[20:39] <andrew________> Is there any way to confirm my traffic in Chrome is being tunneled throug ssh?
[20:39] <Mac43DO> maginot: ok, I make a restart with a mouse and check lsusb
[20:39] <andrew________> The command I used was ssh -ND<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[20:39] <blakkheim> andrew________: tcpdump or wireshark
[20:39] <bencc> is there a keyboard shortcard to delete a row in gedit?
[20:39] <andrew________> Erm.. I had the port there too
[20:39] <lara016xx> show sexy
[20:39] <andrew________> tcpdump it is
[20:39] <domjohnson> In the following command, what does pwd represent? "$ export PATH=`pwd`/depot_tools:"$PATH"
[20:39] <hamzaatova2> the memory card isn't mounted when inserted-- i will do a restart
[20:39] <blakkheim> bencc: it's "dd" in vi :)
[20:39] <DaZ> bencc: try ctrl+k
[20:39] <LinuxGuy2009> bencc: Shift+down arrow, followed by delete
[20:40] <lara016xx> i m her
[20:40] <maginot> lsusb only shows what is on your USB, you problem is with kernel or udev, udevadm monitor MUST show the mouse when you plug it
[20:40] <VCoolio> domjohnson: your current directory
[20:40] <andrew________> blakkheim: It says no suitable device found for tcpdump?
[20:40] <alonea> AbortD: Well, since its one of the newer ones I had to ndiswrapper it, but its very unstable with wpa2. I have a lot of trouble connecting, get dc'd a lot, and eventually it wont let me connect again until I restart computer.
[20:40] <domjohnson> ok
[20:40] <guntbert> !ot | lara016xx
[20:40] <DaZ> maginot: y, it MUST!
[20:40] <maginot> well, have to go anyway, can't help furthermore. Cya.
[20:40] <blakkheim> andrew________: maybe you should try wireshark, it's a bit more noob friendly
[20:40] <AbortD> alonea undo the ndiswrapper and i will show you how to get it working
[20:41] <AbortD> you are running karmic right?
[20:41] <toyman61> andrew________, Wireshark is an excellent tool..
[20:41] <andrew________> blakkheim: Perhaps not since it always confuses the heck out of me
[20:41] <alonea> yeah, that latest ubuntu remix. I have a netbook.
[20:41] <andrew________> I have no idea what to look for in wireshark
[20:41] <bencc> LinuxGuy2009: works. thanks
[20:41] <blakkheim> andrew________: lol, well then i don't know what to tell you
[20:41] <ashwani> a
[20:41] <Myrtti> lara016xx: do you have an Ubuntu Linux support related question?
[20:41] <bencc> DaZ: not sure what it does
[20:41] <blakkheim> andrew________: you want to check if there are http requests/data being sent or if it's encrypted
[20:41] <LinuxGuy2009> bencc: welcome
[20:42] <andrew________> blakkheim: Ahh, right
[20:42] <alonea> AbortD: since I am kinda on that wifi atm, I will undo it after I know what to do next. ^_^
[20:42] <AbortD> alonea try this and tell me if it works linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic
[20:42] <DaZ> bencc: it's kwrite shortcut, i thought maybe it works in gedit as well <:
[20:42] <ashwani> can any one tell me how to dual boot two linux on single machine one is ubuntu n second is rhel
[20:42] <andrew________> blakkheim: Or if the requests are going to anywhere except localhost?
[20:42] <AbortD> alonea i just bought my laptop and it has a atheros card
[20:42] <blakkheim> andrew________: just make sure chromium (or chrome or whatever) is set to use your local ssh proxy
[20:42] <blakkheim> andrew________: no the requests will go to your ssh server
[20:42] <AbortD> audo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic
[20:42] <alonea> AbortD: Yeah, I got this 2 weeks ago
[20:42] <AbortD> i meant
[20:42] <AbortD> got mine feb second
[20:43] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Ok, now I have some error-messages in dmesg regarding the usb-ports. Something with cannot reset and cannot disable port 6
[20:43] <LinuxGuy2009> (I just started using chrome and love the bookmark sync feature)
[20:43] <ashwani> can any one tell me how to dual boot two linux on single machine one is ubuntu n second is rhel
[20:43] <DaZ> Mac43DO: just pastebin it
[20:43] <blakkheim> !repeat | ashwani
[20:43] <LinuxGuy2009> ashwani: Install one and then install the other.
[20:43] <andrew________> blakkheim: I thought that chrome would send all requests to the local port ssh/chrome is set to, and then it'd go from there to the ssh server?
[20:43] <robo> hi: so I try to re-ip a machine by editing /etc/network/interfaces and change the ip, then run /etc/init.d/network restart -- when I do that it kills networking completely. (ifconfig no longer shows eth0). Any advise?
[20:44] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Ok
[20:44] <AbortD> does xubuntu run on its own libs or gnomes libs?
[20:44] <ashwani> the second os does not shows the entry of other
[20:44] <blakkheim> andrew________: you setup a local forwarded port and anything using that proxy (localhost:portyouchose) will be tunneled to your ssh server, in chromium's settings you will put localhost:portyouchose for the SOCKS proxy
[20:44] <tucemiux> Here's a funky one, anyone knows if it's possible to use grub to dual boot 2 different hard drives?  Basically I have 2 hard drives on my laptop.  One hard drive has my working setup, dual booting with XP and ubuntu.  I want to use my second hard drive for testing purposes, Im going to install windows 7 first and then lucid
[20:44] <DaZ> AbortD: xfce runs on gtk2 like gnome
[20:44] <LinuxGuy2009> AbortD: look up xfce on packages.ubuntu.com itll sjow ya what its deps are.
[20:44] <alonea> AbortD: will undo the ndiswrapper shortly and see if that works instead.
[20:45] <blakkheim> andrew________: i use firefox and it works fine, never tried chrome/ium so i don't know the exact wording
[20:45] <kruzen> Hi all.. "Unable to load the kernel module 'nvida.ko'......"
[20:45] <kruzen> some help?
[20:45] <AbortD> alonea i can almost guarantee it will i had the exact same problem
[20:45] <AbortD> where it disconnect and shows the service wrong
[20:45] <andrew________> blakkheim: OKies, will try wireshark now :)
[20:45] <AbortD> DaZ, so everything with gnome will run on xfce?
[20:46] <alonea> AbortD: and I wont use Ndiswrapper at all correct?
[20:46] <Mac43DO> DaZ: http://pastebin.com/T8L1saSS
[20:46] <LinuxGuy2009> kruzen: Oiffical driver or repo driver?
[20:46] <DaZ> AbortD: why wouldn't it run?
[20:46] <AbortD> unless that package installs it alonea and i dont think it will
[20:46] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Mouse and scanner are plugged in
[20:46] <AbortD> dunno
[20:46] <jff400> hi
[20:46] <AbortD> never used xfce
[20:46] <kruzen> LinuxGuy2009: official
[20:46] <LinuxGuy2009> AbortD: You can run any app you want in any desktop environment or window manager.
[20:47] <AbortD> yeah but i dont want to download every lib for that window manager
[20:47] <LinuxGuy2009>  kruzen: Which ubuntu release 9.10?
[20:47] <AbortD> like running kde stuff in gnome
[20:47] <AbortD> i downloaded the wrong version of ubuntu ;/
[20:47] <kruzen> LinuxGuy2009: yeap.
[20:47] <LinuxGuy2009> AbortD: So what are you asking then?
[20:47] <AbortD> i got xfce instead of gnome
[20:47] <Pirate_Hunter> just updated lilo got the following warnings, wondering if they can be ignored - http://paste.ubuntu.com/402021/ ?
[20:47] <alonea> ok, one quick question, how do you bring up the taskmanager? wasn't it shift+esp or something?
[20:48] <AbortD> and wanted to run gnome programs in xfce without having bulky libs everywhere
[20:48] <LinuxGuy2009> kruzen: Yeah i never had any luck with 9.10 myself on 3 machines Ive tested on.
[20:48] <AbortD> alonea system monitor?
[20:48] <hiexpo> need help configuring my mouse is doing weird stuff
[20:48] <voltax> #debian-es-cachondeo
[20:48] <alonea> AbortD: yeah, I guess its called that
[20:48] <LinuxGuy2009> AbortD: Well you cant change what deps a package depends on. They are what they are.
[20:49] <AbortD> system - admin  - system monitor
[20:49] <LinuxGuy2009> AbortD: Only thing you can do is look for alternatives with no gnome deps.
[20:49] <DaZ> Mac43DO: dunnolol >:
[20:49] <kruzen> LinuxGuy2009: so what do I do? =x
[20:49] <DaZ> Mac43DO: if there are any updates, install them.
[20:49] <AbortD> LinuxGuy2009, but does xfce use the same libs as gnome?
[20:49] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Seems to be a kernel-bug
[20:49] <LinuxGuy2009> kruzen: I personally have reverted back to 9.04 and its running great. Just sitting back and waiting for 10.04 final.
[20:50] <alonea> AbortD: no, the thing that lists stuff that you can kill. Or was that app KDE only?
[20:50] <andreas__> how can i add netbook remix to the desktop edition
[20:50] <AbortD> alonea system monitor :P
[20:50] <AbortD> unless yours is a different version
[20:50] <LinuxGuy2009> AbortD: I already said packages.ubuntu.com and search for xfce and it will tell you what libraries it uses. Its not hard.
[20:50] <AbortD> didnt see that
[20:50] <alonea> AbortD: I can't see it I guess. I have an application that is stuck on my screen
[20:51] <mehgahbleh> Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[20:51] <mehgahbleh> Anyone knows what this means?
[20:51] <andreas__> how can i add netbook remix to the desktop edition
[20:51] <kruzen> LinuxGuy2009: ok..and thanks for your time =)
[20:51] <snow_> why velvet is not in ubuntu apt-get list ?
[20:51] <_silentAssassin> anders_: u can just install it thru apt-get ... !! though i am not sure you would be impressed with using it on desktop edition
[20:51] <rafaelsoaresbr> hello, is there an alternative to cheese?
[20:51] <LinuxGuy2009> andreas__: Just install ubuntu-netbook-remix meta package
[20:51] <LinuxGuy2009> kruzen: sure
[20:51] <AbortD> alonea, open terminal and type xkill
[20:51] <Mac43DO> DaZ: A lot of Updates ;-)
[20:51] <AbortD> then click the program
[20:52] <ibnulislam> Can I upgrade my Karmic yo Lucid by alternate cd iso image?
[20:52] <alonea> AbortD: THankyou!
[20:52] <LinuxGuy2009> ibnulislam: Lucid isnt done yet
[20:52] <LinuxGuy2009> #ubuntu+1
[20:53] <AbortD> alonea np
[20:53] <Flannel> ibnulislam: But yes, Alternate CDs can be used to upgrade.
[20:53] <_silentAssassin> ibnulislam: yes u can
[20:53] <phantasam> jaunty whit all updates + some tweaking is best.. i have almost one year uptime no problems ;)
[20:53] <LinuxGuy2009> phantasam: I agree Jaunty was made pretty good.
[20:54] <ibnulislam> I am getting alternate cd image. DO I need to burn it on CD medium or can I use it without it?
[20:54] <switch10_> when writing a script, why should I use the #!/bin/bash on the first line.  The script runs the same with or without it?
[20:54] <phantasam> sryy this was for private message lol.. i use xubuntu btw :)
[20:54] <LinuxGuy2009> ibnulislam: You can unetbootin it.
[20:54] <_silentAssassin> ibnulislam: u can mount it and then upgrade LinuxGuy2009
[20:55] <ibnulislam> LinuxGuy2009: But I need to upgrade from karmic?
[20:55] <Flannel> ibnulislam: You do need to be on Karmic (or Hardy) to upgrade to Lucid.  But again, Lucid won't be out for a month and is still development software.  You should strongly consider waiting for the final release
[20:55] <_silentAssassin> ibnulislam: do you have the iso image of ubuntu alternate ??
[20:56] <LinuxGuy2009> ibnulislam: sudo mount image.iso -o loop /folder/
[20:56] <LinuxGuy2009> ibnulislam: add as repo source and go to town maybe?
[20:56] <ibnulislam> _silentAssassin: getting it
[20:56] <hiexpo> need help reconfiguring my mouse its driving me crazy
[20:56] <_silentAssassin> Flannel: though lucid isnt out ..... still its good !! few bugs and inconsistencies .... but its being rectified pretty quicky !!
[20:57] <Flannel> _silentAssassin: Especially in this channel, please don't recommend Lucid until it's stable
[20:57] <phantasam> did you guys know for remastersys i manage to create my own xubuntu distribution whit it.. you can tweak system your way and add or remove any app's and make your own iso derivate of k-x-(ubuntu)
[20:57] <_silentAssassin> Flannel: sorrry !!
[20:57] <Flannel> squizzy: No worries
[20:57] <Flannel> _silentAssassin: ^^
[20:58] <squizzy> oh yea Flannel?
[20:58] <squizzy> no worries unless the sky is falling amIright?
[20:59] <LinuxGuy2009> phantasam: Yeah I havent used that app much but have used UCK (ubuntu customization kit) very cool what you can do with them.
[20:59] <guntbert> switch10_: because the shell needs a way to identify the command interpreter to use
[20:59] <MarkProffitt> I am having nothing but trouble with Ubuntu.  So my patience is near the end.  My current problem is the sound.  It works for Audacity but not for anything else.
[21:00] <LinuxGuy2009> MarkProffitt: 9.10 and all updates?
[21:00] <MarkProffitt> Yes all updates
[21:00] <phantasam> UCK is great .. remastersys is for making distribution for you and others to share :)
[21:00] <LinuxGuy2009> MarkProffitt: Yeah one of the reasons why I reverted back to 9.04 and am currently waiting for 10.04
[21:00] <alonea> AbortD: ok, no wifi with that. Was I supposed to do something after I installed that?
[21:00] <phantasam> ah.. sharing is great :)
[21:00] <MarkProffitt> So I need to format the drive and install 9.04 ?
[21:01] <LinuxGuy2009> phantasam: Yeah UCK does that to. hehe
[21:01] <phantasam> srry i dint know :)
[21:01] <phantasam> i ws thinking of other app lol
[21:01] <Timewall> Hey, is there anyone that can help a newb with an overscan problem?
[21:01] <MarkProffitt> Is there anyway to revert to an older version while still running Ubuntu?
[21:02] <blakkheim> MarkProffitt: no
[21:02] <LinuxGuy2009> phantasam: Really basic use for those is to make a slipstreamed DVD with all updates. First time I used it thats what i used it for.
[21:02] <bobby> Not that I know of
[21:02] <alonea> AbortD: and there is nothing listed under Proprietary drivers
[21:02] <LinuxGuy2009> Timewall: Monitor issue?
[21:03] <chrissyB>  can i download and install w/o having/needing a disc or usb?
[21:03] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: Download what?
[21:03] <chrissyB> ubuntu
[21:03] <javier__> ???
[21:03] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: Sure you can always download it.
[21:03] <phantasam> chrissyB: unetbootin or wubi
[21:04] <Timewall> Yep - I'm running Xubuntu 9.10, my resolution is 1280x720 - although my HDTV is 1280x768 - but my screen overscans to the right - I can fix it with the tv's auto adjust, but it returns if the tv turns off
[21:04] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: Installing you need a CD or external drive
[21:04] <chrissyB> but it just says how to burn a disc
[21:04] <rautamiekka> Is it possible to force a program like grep to for one time start at lowest possible priority (or "nice value" as known in Linux) so that it uses up as least CPU as possible ?
[21:04] <chrissyB> so if i download it i can go from there?
[21:04] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB:  Do you have a specific question on how to install?
[21:04] <phantasam> rautamiekka: use asunder
[21:05] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: If you want to wipe off everything and install you need a CD or external flashdrive etc.
[21:05] <chrissyB> i know how to install but i didnt know if i could do it w/o having to burn a disc
[21:05] <phantasam> yes you can chrissyB
[21:06] <phantasam> use unetbootin or wubi
[21:06] <phantasam> or install by network whit mini.cd iso
[21:06] <LinuxGuy2009> phantasam: Umm news flash unetbootin requires an external drive
[21:06] <rautamiekka> phantasam: I think you accidently gave me wrong name cuz that program is a CD ripper
[21:07] <chrissyB> okay so i DO need an external drive?\
[21:07] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: Video card?
[21:07] <guntbert> somehow the icon for one thumb drive got changed from the "usb symbol" to a "document" - how can I change that icon? - or Where is that icon determined?
[21:07] <alonea> chrissyB: USB flash drive should do it, Its how I installed on my netbook
[21:07] <rautamiekka> LinuxGuy2009: He told me to use asunder to force a program to start with lowest possible priority but that program is CD ripper
[21:07] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: You havent given any details if you have windows or not and if you want to do a clean install or side by side with windows, or wubi to install inside of windows.
[21:07] <phantasam> rutamiekka: my fault
[21:08] <chrissyB> no jst ubuntu will be fine
[21:08] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: Im sure theres a way to pipe that to a command for priority or some way.
[21:08] <rautamiekka> phantasam: It's ok, that can happen to everyone in IRC channel of this size :D
[21:08] <chrissyB> id like to just download it and launch it off the hard drive if possible
[21:09] <phantasam> cya all :)
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: If you want to clean install you need a CD-R/RW DVD-+R/RW or flashdrive.
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> sorry
[21:09] <rautamiekka> LOL LinuxGuy2009, you failed :D
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> lol
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: If you want to clean install you need a CD-R/RW DVD-+R/RW or flashdrive.
[21:09] <LinuxGuy2009> my bad
[21:09] <rautamiekka> It's ok :)
[21:10] <chrissyB> ok thanks people
[21:10] <Timewall> so what should be my first step toward fixing the overscan?
[21:10] <LinuxGuy2009> Timewall: I missed what video card you have.
[21:10] <tf2ftw> i know this is the wrong channel but im looking for a css person. i cant find a usefull css channel. PM me if you thnk you can help. thanks
[21:10] <Timewall> ah, lemme find out and post it
[21:10] <LinuxGuy2009>  tf2ftw: google is your best friend
[21:11] <Timewall> remember, I'm pretty new - so all I'm kinda working on rails :)
[21:11] <Timewall> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. KM400/KN400/P4M800 [S3 UniChrome] (rev 01)
[21:11] <LinuxGuy2009> Timewall: sudo lshw -C video
[21:11] <tf2ftw> linuxguy101, i know, this is an advanced problem though
[21:11] <Linux_Titan> what is the command to make a file executable again?
[21:11] <guntbert> tf2ftw: try #css
[21:11] <tf2ftw> dont worry ill stay on topic now
[21:11] <Timewall> *-display UNCLAIMED
[21:11] <ortsvorsteher> chmod Linux_Titan
[21:11] <Timewall>        description: VGA compatible controller
[21:11] <Timewall>        product: KM400/KN400/P4M800 [S3 UniChrome]
[21:11] <Timewall>        vendor: VIA Technologies, Inc.
[21:11] <Timewall>        physical id: 0
[21:11] <Timewall>        bus info: pci@0000:01:00.0
[21:11] <tf2ftw> #css requires -v
[21:11] <Timewall>        version: 01
[21:11] <FloodBot1> Timewall: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:12] <LinuxGuy2009> Timewall: This machine pretty old?
[21:12] <guntbert> tf2ftw: no worries - but thats a real channel with over 350 users
[21:12] <alex__> what about https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenChrome ?
[21:13] <rautamiekka> How to force a program to start up at lowest possible priority so that it uses up as least CPU as possible ?
[21:13] <Timewall> It's an HP Desktop - I don't know how old it is, but I'd guess about 5-6 years
[21:13] <guntbert> tf2ftw: what does it require you say?
[21:13] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: Before I look, did you google first?
[21:14] <guntbert> !google | LinuxGuy2009
[21:14] <zeroz> Results for | LinuxGuy2009 on Google:
[21:14] <zeroz> --
[21:14] <rautamiekka> LinuxGuy2009: Well, Google never was my friend
[21:14] <MarkProffitt> The problem I am having with the audio seems to be something simple to fix.  The sound is working in Audacity, it can specify hw:0,0. The other sound programs can't specify so they must be using something else.  How do I change the default for the whole machine?
[21:14] <LinuxGuy2009> guntbert:Get a life.
[21:14] <blakkheim> inb4 kick
[21:14] <guntbert> rautamiekka: look at nice
[21:15] <alonea> well, since that one guy dissapeared, does anyone know anything about the Atheros cards in netbooks? Its pretty unstable with WPA2 and ndiswrapper
[21:15] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: http://techpulp.com/2008/12/run-a-command-with-lowhigh-priority-in-linux/
[21:15] <guntbert> LinuxGuy2009: don't do that please - if you are helping stay helpful - else let it be
[21:15] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: Didnt look hard enough/
[21:15] <hiexpo> i have a logitech wireless mouse how do i diable the two buttons on the mouse whell
[21:16] <LinuxGuy2009> guntbert: Dont hide behind bots. Im actually helping people. Grow up and move on.
[21:16] <alonea> I have a lot of trouble connecting, get dc'd a lot, and eventually it wont let me connect again until I restart computer.
[21:16] <Timewall> http://paste.ubuntu.com/402034/
[21:16] <blakkheim> LinuxGuy2009: insulting an OP isn't the best idea
[21:16] <macman_> there an app that can rip flv/mp4 from webistes ie streaming or whatever i tried rtmpdump and no luck
[21:16] <guntbert> LinuxGuy2009: please drop it - you first reaction to a question was "did you google it"?
[21:16] <guntbert> *your
[21:17] <ChogyDan> MarkProffitt: can you run a command called alsamixer?
[21:17] <LinuxGuy2009> guntbert: Yeah it was you gotta problem with the way I help people? Im like helping 10 people at a time here?
[21:17] <rautamiekka> LinuxGuy2009: It's Google which gives me different results regardless of my search terms.
[21:17] <MarkProffitt> ChogyDan yes
[21:17] <hiexpo> guntbert, how do i diable the two mouse buttons on my scrool wheel its driving me nuts
[21:17] <ChogyDan> MarkProffitt: maybe you can setup in there?
[21:17] <guntbert> hiexpo: sorry - no idea
[21:18] <hiexpo> guntbert, ok thanks anyways
[21:18] <nareshsankapelly> hi
[21:18] <Mac43DO> DaZ: New kernel, new udev, and now it works perfectly, thank you :-)
[21:18] <nareshsankapelly> :)
[21:18] <ChogyDan> macman_: I use a firefox extension myself, I think it is called downthemall or something?
[21:18] <DaZ> Mac43DO: you should do that in the first place :f
[21:19] <rautamiekka> LinuxGuy2009: That article might do it. Do you happen to remember the lowest possible "nice value" ?
[21:19] <Mac43DO> DaZ: Yeah right, but it was a new install-DVD, so I didn't thought it was THAT necessary
[21:19] <macman_> ChogyDan: how accurate is downthemall ?
[21:19] <MarkProffitt> ChogyDan alsamixer displays a set of text based volume controls.  It doesn't seem to have any way to set the audio device
[21:19] <LinuxGuy2009> rautamiekka: man nice or nice --help
[21:20] <alonea> macman_: DownThemAll is awesome. Used that for years.
[21:20] <guntbert> rautamiekka: the higher the nice value - the nicer the app is to the system - you want a high nice value (20 if I remember correctly )
[21:20] <rautamiekka> LinuxGuy2009, guntbert: A'ight. Thanks for your helps :)
[21:21] <guntbert> rautamiekka: have fun :)
[21:21] <ChogyDan> macman_: I don't think it is accurate, I have downthemall, but it might be a different extension that I use.  You should just search the extension site.  I think there is a bunch of them
[21:21] <macman_> so i installed it .. im at a movie .. now what ?
[21:21] <Mac43DO> Daz, maginot, thank you :-)
[21:22] <Mac43DO> Bye!
[21:22] <DaZ> bye.
[21:22] <macman_> so i installed it .. im at a movie .. now what ?
[21:22] <macman_> oops my bad for repeating
[21:23] <LinuxGuy2009> guntbert: Just so were clear is there a new channel rule of no googling now?
[21:25] <chrissyB> can i burn the ubuntu iso to a usb just as if it were a cd?
[21:25] <guntbert> LinuxGuy2009: the rule is neither new nor from me - please read the factoid carefully
[21:26] <LinuxGuy2009> guntbert: Yeah thats what i thought.
[21:26] <pauloyu> does anyone knows about installing zipdrive into ubuntu?
[21:26] <ortsvorsteher> chrissyB: you can create a usb startup
[21:26] <guntbert> LinuxGuy2009: :)
[21:26] <LinuxGuy2009> pauloyu: What would you like to know?
[21:27] <ortsvorsteher> !usb | chrissyB
[21:27] <JustinD> WHoh.. zip! a blast from the past!
[21:27] <sine`> does anyone know a uk shell account i could get with a static IP as my internet is so dynamic is a joke
[21:27] <pauloyu> I have this zip drive that I would like to use as external drive but the system does not recognize it
[21:27] <guntbert> !ot | sine`
[21:27] <ChogyDan> MarkProffitt: maybe this can help: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-utils/+bug/451635/comments/12            If you are willing to test on lucid, and you still have to configure your card, then you should file a bug so it can work by default
[21:28] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: unetbootin
[21:28] <Pirate_Hunter> the prescot cpu (2.66 Ghz)  isn't picking hyper threading so it shows only one processor instead of two, how can I fix this?
[21:28] <ChogyDan> Pirate_Hunter: How did you find that out?
[21:29] <blakkheim> Pirate_Hunter: check your bios
[21:29] <Pirate_Hunter> ChogyDan, dmesg
[21:29] <LinuxGuy2009> pauloyu: I think you might have to make a fstab entry for it.
[21:29] <blakkheim> Pirate_Hunter: grep name /proc/cpuinfo | wc -l
[21:29] <chrissyB> do i burn the iso as if it were going on a CD to my desktop,then move it into the thumb drive?
[21:29] <pauloyu> I am sorry, but I am quite new with ubuntu.  What do you mean with fstab?
[21:29] <Pirate_Hunter> blakkheim, I did and can't find the option to turn it on on the ibm think centre and will that command
[21:30] <blakkheim> !fstab > pauloyu
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: install unetbootin and follow the directions after you open it.
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: Plenty of unetbootin tutorials online too.
[21:30] <neil_d> I am having problems with apt-proxy :(  when I do a apt-get I get lots of errors.. the first being "Err http://bigone.lan hardy Release.gpg" "Bad header line"    I tried deleting this in apt-proxy cache (to force a reload) but that didn't fix the problem :(   how can I get this to work properly?
[21:30] <pauloyu> How do I get in to the private mesg?
[21:30] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: Just point the app to the ISO and fat32 formattted drive and then reboot to install.
[21:31] <arand> !fstab | pauloyu
[21:31] <Pirate_Hunter> blakkheim, it outputs 1 which agrees with what dmesg states, hmmm weid since the desktop livecd picks up hyperthreading yet the current server istall doesn't, is that normal?
[21:31] <Linux_Titan> Trying to install newest nvidia drivers but every time i try it tells me command not found. I have made the file executable with sudo chmod -x and by doing so via the file properties but still get the same command not found. i am stumped
[21:31] <pauloyu> OK,  Thank you and I will search the issue.
[21:31] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[21:32] <Typos_King> allo
[21:32] <OPPressed> he just peed ont he mat but missed most of it
[21:32] <OPPressed> lo lfuck
[21:32] <OPPressed> that was for msn for my gf
[21:32] <LinuxGuy2009> Linux_Titan:logout, CTL+ALT+F1 for TTY. /etc/init.d/gdm stop. then run it.
[21:32] <OPPressed> god damnnt leaving me with a new puppy
[21:33] <EvaLuaTe> I have a problem with ubuntu. Sometimes, at boot, instead of GDM loading, I just get a blank screen and have to reboot. I have also posted a broader explanation of the problem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9032551 . If anyone could help me identify the problem that would be greatly appreciated...
[21:33] <Typos_King> !ot | OPPressed
[21:33] <Linux_Titan> LinuxGuy2009, I have done that, I know that part well. The problem lies in the fact that despite my chmod -x command the file remains unexecutable
[21:34] <LinuxGuy2009> Linux_Titan: Go into gnome and check with right click properties to see if its set to executable. Double check thats all.
[21:34] <Linux_Titan> LinuxGuy2009, btw all of that can be done simply by opening a terminal window and typing "sudo stop gdm"
[21:34] <Typos_King> Linux_Titan:    chmod a+x FILENAME
[21:34] <Linux_Titan> Typos_King, I will try that
[21:34] <macman_> guys im trying to grab the flv or mp3
[21:34] <alonea> Anyone know a better way than ndiswrapper for my Atheros card? I have a lot of trouble connecting, get dc'd a lot, and eventually it wont let me connect again until I restart computer. It seems to only have issues with WPA2.
[21:34] <macman_> it won't let me .. im using download them all
[21:35] <Typos_King> macman:    'the' flv? or mp3 of what?
[21:35] <macman_> the flv or mp3 or mp4 whatever it is that i want
[21:35] <chrissyB> can i use a live disc and just drag drop into a pen drive?
[21:35] <macman_> i can only get the htmlf ile
[21:35] <Typos_King> macman:    'the' flv? or mp3 of what?
[21:35] <Linux_Titan> Typos_King, that did the trick. What is the "a" argument for?
[21:35] <da_germanium> hi
[21:35] <LinuxGuy2009> chrissyB: No this has already been explained to you. Unetbootin is what you need to transfer the ISO to the flashdrive.
[21:35] <neil_d> chrissyB: I don't see why not...
[21:35] <Typos_King> chrissyB:    no, but you can boot with the live-cd and it has an option in the desktop menus for 'make startup usb' which makes one :)
[21:36] <ChogyDan> macman_: it is actually DownloadHelper
[21:36] <Bisu[Shield]> how do u update my php 5.10 to 5.13
[21:36] <macman_> ChogyDan: i have download helper
[21:36] <Bisu[Shield]> i dont want to upgrade to 5.3
[21:36] <Typos_King> Linux_Titan:    [a]nyone
[21:36] <ChogyDan> macman_: not downthemall
[21:36] <Linux_Titan> Typos_King, ah ok thanks
[21:36] <LinuxGuy2009>  neil_d: No you cant install from a flash drive my dragging and dropping an ISO. Doesnt work that way
[21:36] <{bosco}> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190384059574&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_500wt_975
[21:36] <blakkheim> Bisu[Shield]: you have to compile it or find a ppa with that version
[21:36] <{bosco}> is that a good deal
[21:36] <blakkheim> !ot > {bosco}
[21:37] <neil_d> LinuxGuy2009: I thought he just wanted to save files... not setup booting..
[21:37] <{bosco}> blakkheim: srry ment to post it there was int he wrong tab srry
[21:38] <neil_d> I am having problems with apt-proxy :(  when I do a apt-get I get lots of errors.. the first being "Err http://bigone.lan hardy Release.gpg" "Bad header line"    I tried deleting this in apt-proxy cache (to force a reload) but that didn't fix the problem :(   how can I get this to work properly?
[21:39] <ChogyDan> neil_d: I don't know, but I think apt-cacher is an alternative
[21:40] <neil_d> ChogyDan: that doesn't appear to be in the repositories..
[21:40] <LinuxGuy2009> neil_d: No idea what your usage needs are but do you know about APTonCD?
[21:41] <ChogyDan> !info apt-cacher | neil_d
[21:41] <LinuxGuy2009> ChogyDan: Who was that info for?
[21:41] <LinuxGuy2009> NM
[21:41] <ChogyDan> :)
[21:42] <neil_d> LinuxGuy2009: I have a few VMs here and trying to keep the bandwidth under control.
[21:43] <LinuxGuy2009> neil_d: Aptoncd is cool for sharing packages. Its what i use.
[21:43] <Losha> neil_d: if all else fails, you can do the 'poor man's apt cache'. Configure one system and then share its /var/cache/apt/archive directory (which is where all the packages get downloaded to) with all the others...
[21:44] <OptimusMaximus> !mp3
[21:44] <Ronald> Winamp not Running
[21:44] <LinuxGuy2009> neil_d: I use it mainly for creating a service pack CD for whatever Ubuntu release I happen to be running but is pretty useful for carrying packages from one machine to anaother,'
[21:45] <Edgar> hello
[21:46] <Edgar> hey boys im making a new videogame with some friends
[21:46] <Edgar> i donrt know if you know about halo reach
[21:46] <natrixnatrix89> Edgar: does it have a homepage?
[21:46] <Edgar> well i need some ideas i have to make new weapons
[21:46] <rww> ubottu: ot | Edgar
[21:47] <Edgar> yeah
[21:47] <Edgar> rrw what
[21:47] <LinuxGuy2009> Edgar: Yeah please go sell your game elsewhere.
[21:47] <rww> Edgar: This is an Ubuntu support channel. For other discussion, please use #ubuntu-offtopic.
[21:47] <tetsuo__> hello, does anyone know how to adjust the weather server so i can actually select my own city//
[21:47] <Edgar> allright
[21:48] <LinuxGuy2009> tetsuo__: You mean the weather applet?
[21:48] <tetsuo__> also is anyone else suffering from high gamma aftertodays lucid update?
[21:48] <cyber-life> Hey friends, I got an excellent article about best Ubuntu games! Nearly 45 games are there, all free and fun. Most of these are not known to us. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=427205
[21:48] <tetsuo__> LinuxGuy2009: yeah i mean the clock in the top, it has the abilityto show the weather
[21:48] <rww> tetsuo__: Lucid discussion and support is #ubuntu+1
[21:48] <LinuxGuy2009> tetsuo__: right click, preferences. Set it up for your city or closest one you can.
[21:49] <tetsuo__> LinuxGuy2009:  the closest one is so far that the weather is completely wrong
[21:49] <_Techie_> is any work done on fixing bug number 256767
[21:49] <LinuxGuy2009> tetsuo__: Where are you located?
[21:49] <tetsuo__> Netherlands
[21:49] <konraddo_> hi, i want to get a Linux server for educational purposes, but i don't have additional PC to run it as a server, so i considered to virtualize Linux and run server on it. if i do that, will i be able to access webpages etc. under host-OS?
[21:50] <alvaro14> ola
[21:50] <alvaro14> olaaaaaaa
[21:50] <_Techie_> konraddo, yes
[21:50] <alvaro14> a todos
[21:50] <konraddo_> ok, thanks
[21:50] <blakkheim> alvaro14: english
[21:50] <neil_d> Losha: I probably could do that via nfs... I will think about it.
[21:50] <rww> ubottu: es | alvaro14
[21:50] <LinuxGuy2009> tetsuo__: Well it is what it is.  I made settings of my location. But how does it show the weather?
[21:52] <LinuxGuy2009>  tetsuo__: Maybe umm file a feature request.
[21:52] <tetsuo__> lu
[21:52] <tetsuo__> LinuxGuy2009:  yeah i should do that
[21:52] <neil_d> ChogyDan: I have the universe repository enabled but still no apt-cacher....
[21:53] <LinuxGuy2009> cyber-life: Showing the weather is an option. Have to tick the box.
[21:53] <cyber-life> LinuxGuy2009: Oh, thanks.
[21:53] <Losha> neil_d: if nfs is too much trouble, you can just scp the directory but then you waste the disk space...
[21:53] <zippert> Tja ja sitter här med en skärm som inte klarar startskärmsupplösningen är det någon som har tipps på hur ja ändrar den. Ubuntu 9.10
[21:53] <YangYin> PHP + Mono cohabitation anyone know how?
[21:53] <zippert> sorry wrong chanel
[21:54] <ChogyDan> neil_d: weird, erm, I don't know.  apt-proxy is in universe too, so you should be able to get both.
[21:54] <_Techie_> is anyone able do do something about getting the ubuntu team to start fixing Bug #256767 as this bug happens to a large amount of ubuntu users, and usually causes USB devices to be completely unuseable
[21:55] <neil_d> ChogyDan: here is something even weirder -- synaptic cant find it but "apt-cache search " does.
[21:55] <LinuxGuy2009> _Techie_: Does this happen on all releases you have tested?
[21:55] <LinuxGuy2009> _Techie_:  Or just 9.10 for example?
[21:55] <ChogyDan> neil_d: try apt-cache policy
[21:56] <cyber-life> LinuxGuy2009: Thanks a lot friend, it works Really apprecieted, :).
[21:56] <LinuxGuy2009> cyber-life: cool
[21:56] <Pirate_Hunter> why wouldn't tail -f /proc/mdstat not let me monitor the resync of the raid instead it stays static?
[21:57] <joshuaBoshi> test
[21:58] <LinuxGuy2009> joshuaBoshi: test
[21:58] <hporter> test
[21:58] <hopaqk> Hello How to connect two computers on telnet on the one router ?
[21:58] <neil_d> ChogyDan: just found something "approx"
[21:59] <joshuaBoshi> LinuxGuy2009: hh thanks, iam trying to post into #oracle channel but its not working :/
[21:59] <LinuxGuy2009> joshuaBoshi: Is your name registered?
[21:59] <isilion> hi. im using grub 2 and im having trouble with setting up the correct video mode (VGA= ???).
[21:59] <ortsvorsteher> !pl | hopaqk
[21:59] <rww> ubottu: register | joshuaBoshi
[21:59] <Losha> _Techie_: apart from clicking on the 'this bug affects me' link, I don't think there's any way to *force* this bug to be fixed. You'd think it would be a one line change somewhere to comment out the error message...
[21:59] <joshuaBoshi> LinuxGuy2009: probably no, do you know where to registrer?
[21:59] <rww> joshuaBoshi: #oracle stops unidentified users from speaking in there. Follow the instructions from ubottu to register a nick and identify to it.
[21:59] <lovinglinux> I need some help with zip command. I need to create an archive without the full path to home. I tried the -j option but it doesn't work. Anyone knows how to do it?
[22:00] <LinuxGuy2009> joshuaBoshi: see ubottu above
[22:00] <_Techie_> linuxguy101: i have only experienced it in karmic, as i didnt have this system back hen i was using jaunty
[22:00] <turinoto> Pirate_Hunter, because no new line is created, it stays on few lines which actually change (ncurses)
[22:01] <joshuaBoshi> LinuxGuy2009, rww: thanks :-)
[22:01] <zlj> ChogyDan: approx worked well for me instead of all other apt proxies I've tried
[22:01] <aouldr78> hi everyone
[22:01] <LinuxGuy2009>  _Techie_: Maybe test in 10.04 beta 1 and see if this has been addresses in the upcoming release. If its fixed then you just have to wait till release day.
[22:01] <Pirate_Hunter> turinoto, thata ctually makes plenty of sense hmmm, I assume there is no other function I cna use to monitor raid resync which also refreshes itself?
[22:01] <ChogyDan> zlj: maybe you can help neil_d
[22:01] <mupi> How do I start the network manager from the command line?  I have looked at various internet sites but no luck so far.
[22:01] <turinoto> cat /proc/mdstat ?
[22:01] <Gartral> hello
[22:02] <aouldr78> how can i change the setting of vi permanently.
[22:02] <LinuxGuy2009>  _Techie_: IMO 10.04 is like 9.10 without all the bugs.
[22:02] <turinoto> Pirate_Hunter, ^
[22:02] <ChogyDan> mupi: nm-applet?
[22:02] <mupi> ChogyDan, yeah!
[22:02] <neil_d> zlj: does approx auto cleanup the old downloads?
[22:02] <zlj> ChogyDan: yep, sorry ;)
[22:02] <turinoto> Pirate_Hunter, watch "cat /proc/mdstat" otherwise (can't remember, it's a while since I had raid)
[22:02] <sigarofalo> aguém fala PORTUGUES?
[22:02] <_Techie_> linuxguy101: how can i upgrade to the 10.4 beta 1 from command line, as this bug makes my mouse completely unuseable
[22:03] <zlj> neil_d: yes, it includes garbage collector
[22:03] <guntbert> !pt | sigarofalo
[22:03] <LinuxGuy2009>  _Techie_: Keep in mind 10.04 aint baked yet.
[22:03] <turinoto> Pirate_Hunter, /usr/bin/watch "cat /proc/mdstat"
[22:03] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   I thought that was the default?
[22:03] <lovinglinux> sigarofalo: sim, mas não sei se é permitido. Yes, but I guess is not allowed.
[22:03] <zlj> neil_d: it's a cron script executed on a weekly basis
[22:03] <_Techie_> linuxguy101: this i know, id rather have my mouse working in a beta than have it not working in a released version and having my TTY consoles completely unuseable
[22:04] <klappi> ive just updated from hardy to karmic and "start gdm" just says gdm stop/waiting, xdm works any ideas?
[22:04] <LinuxGuy2009>  _Techie_: You can download the beta1 cd if you want to test it out.
[22:04] <lovinglinux> Typos_King:  yep, but i not working. I must be doing something wrong.
[22:04] <Pirate_Hunter> turinoto, just perfect and I learnt a new command excellent, thanks for the help
[22:04] <neil_d> zlj: that sound fine.. I will give it a go.
[22:04] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   what are you specifically doing?
[22:05] <turinoto> Pirate_Hunter, very handy command. when you download something for example, you can watch progress: watch "ls -latr"
[22:06] <Pirate_Hunter> turinoto, nice didn't know that will keep it in mind
[22:06] <solexious> How can I search for the loaction of a folder called downloaded any where on my computer by the commandline?
[22:06] <turinoto> Guys, any idea why my sound on my laptop is saturating? Not sure if it saturates but it sounds like
[22:06] <turinoto> pulseaudio is not guilty as I removed it.
[22:07] <ortsvorsteher> solexious: sudo find / -type d -name downloaded
[22:07] <solexious> ortsvorsteher: thanks
[22:07] <ortsvorsteher> np
[22:07] <LinuxGuy2009> turinoto:  First guess would be pulseaudio bug.
[22:07] <lovinglinux> Typos_King:  [zip -j $HOME/output.zip $HOME/myfolder]
[22:07] <LinuxGuy2009> turinoto: Oh didnt see you removed it.
[22:08] <LinuxGuy2009> turinoto: I think I had teh same issue in 9.10. Ditched it.
[22:09] <turinoto> I have to find an alsa channel
[22:09] <turinoto> I mean irc channel
[22:10] <LinuxGuy2009> turinoto: channel for what?
[22:11] <masu3701> pluged an external monitor to my laptop...how do i resize the screen resolution...too big...cant get it get smaller
[22:11] <bastid_raZor> turinoto: #alsa
[22:11] <soreau> masu3701: Did you check sys>prefs>display?
[22:11] <LinuxGuy2009> masu3701:system prefs display
[22:11] <LinuxGuy2009> masu3701: make sure you have the correct monitor selected.
[22:11] <lovinglinux> Typos_King: is not working because I have two files in with the same name on different folders, so the -j option fails
[22:12] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   ... maybe you should leave the path in, no?
[22:12] <freerunner> would anyone be able to help me install ubuntu server? i keep getting Install failed... the falling step is: install package manager.
[22:12] <masu3701> yea...but only have 1024x768, 800x600 and 640x480
[22:13] <masu3701> no other options
[22:13] <soreau> masu3701: Which graphics driver are you using?
[22:13] <LinuxGuy2009> freerunner: md5sum correct for CD?
[22:13] <SJrX3> After I suspend my netbook to disk, and then restart, my USB mouse is VERY choppy, however my touch pad is smooth.
[22:13] <freerunner> it said it was before i burnt it do i have to check again after i burn?
[22:14] <LinuxGuy2009> SJrX3: unplug the mouse and plug it back in
[22:14] <lovinglinux> Typos_King:  I can't, is for packaging a Firefox extension, so it needs to be just the relative path. I'm going to try it anyway.
[22:14] <masu3701> theres an application i installed in the past to reduce the size but forgot where its located
[22:14] <soreau> masu3701: Which graphics driver are you using?
[22:14] <LinuxGuy2009> freerunner: If your burning app doesnt verify then yeah its a good idea. Its good to rule that out.
[22:14] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   relative paths  IS the default, -j means no paths at all
[22:14] <masu3701> soreau: how do i find that out?
[22:14] <slogum> anyone knows any android dev channels?
[22:15] <soreau> masu3701: Well, which graphics card is it?
[22:15] <freerunner> it does verify but ill check again just to be safe. Would hate to waste time on something that simple
[22:15] <LinuxGuy2009> freerunner: md5sum /dev/cdrom or whatever
[22:15] <slogum> #android
[22:15] <slogum> oops
[22:15] <Typos_King> .   the live-cd have a self-integrity check option from its menu
[22:16] <freerunner> ok ill go check that and try again
[22:16] <freerunner> ill get back to you if it doesnt work
[22:17] <lovinglinux> Typos_King:  if i use only the -r option, then it stores the directory tree all the way back to home. The resulting file is not useful, because Firefox doesn't recognize it as an installation file.
[22:18] <joshuaBoshi> Sorry for OT, I have no more time to try to register on #oracle. Can someone who knows oracle look at this script http://pastebin.com/WLAT5Gad and tell mi why INSERT on line 156 isnt working? It throws no error, but nothing is inserted
[22:18] <LjL> joshuaBoshi: saying "sorry for the OT" doesn't allow you to be OT. please do take the time to register, or take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:19] <johanne> itunes in ubuntu anyone?  Reading around the net looks like "fat chance" without WINE, but is there some app I can use to interface with an itunes account?
[22:19] <rocket16> Hello all, how to import Gmail contacts into Evolution?
[22:20] <soreau> johanne: songbird is an alternative last time I checked
[22:20] <rocket16> Friends? How may I import Gmail contacts into evolution?
[22:20] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   ..... not for me... I just ran a quick -> zip -9r myzipfile.zip FOLDER/*    and it uses relative path
[22:20] <rocket16> Any one?
[22:20] <blakkheim> zip, haven't used that in a while
[22:21] <th0r> rockeet16: 30 seconds is too long. You have to repeat yourself faster
[22:21] <johanne> soreau, runs on the same protocol and everything?
[22:21] <pranay_09> everytime i log in my system i cannot control any window , can't move or close any , i have to go to apprerace and then select normal desktop effects to get the control back
[22:21] <rocket16> th0r: Good joke,
[22:21] <pranay_09> what should i do?
[22:22] <soreau> johanne: No idea. You would have to look it up and read if it suits your needs
[22:23] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   in -> [zip -j $HOME/output.zip $HOME/myfolder] you're passing the $HOME so it's being included in the path, you might as well 'cd' to it and run it from there without $HOME
[22:23] <skrite> hey all
[22:24] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   with -9r, no -j, adding $HOME will give an absolute path
[22:24] <neil_d> zlj: I am having trouble getting approx to start... I have configured xinetd properly (I think) but nothing is listening on port 9999
[22:24] <Typos_King> allo skrite
[22:24] <freerunner> how would i check the md5sum of my cd on a windows pc? i just deleted my linux partition
[22:24] <pranay_09> Dr_Willis:everytime i log in my system i cannot control any window , can't move or close any , i have to go to apprerace and then select normal desktop effects to get the control back
[22:24] <blakkheim> freerunner: /join #windows
[22:24] <LjL> !md5sum | freerunner
[22:25] <skrite> is there a way to toggle on and off the touchpad of a laptop?
[22:25] <ZykoticK9> freerunner,  http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[22:25] <blakkheim> skrite: un/load the module for it
[22:25] <Typos_King> freeruner:  the live-cd have a self-integrity check option from its menu
[22:25] <skrite> blakkheim, cool, did not think of that
[22:26] <skrite> going to put a tiling wm on it. touchpad makes me nuts, always brushing it with my palm, etc..
[22:26] <freerunner> thanks
[22:26] <turinoto> I use synclient to modify touchpad things
[22:26] <turinoto> but unloading the module is even quicker to fully disable..
[22:26] <skrite> turinoto, will look into synclient, thatnk
[22:28] <lucas_> hey evryone
[22:29] <masu3701> how to get my external screen resolution to 1280x1024?
[22:29] <masu3701> cant under display
[22:30] <turinoto> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution ?
[22:30] <soreau> masu3701: Well, which graphics card is it?
[22:30] <soreau> masu3701: Which graphics driver are you using?
[22:30] <Roasted> hay guyz!
[22:30] <masu3701> soreau: i dont know how to get that info
[22:31] <Roasted> how can I set it up so my moms "My Documents" directory from her XP partition auto-mounts when she logs in to Ubuntu?
[22:31] <soreau> masu3701: In your terminal, run 'lspci|grep VGA' and show us the output
[22:31] <hink> anyone in here from North Texas?
[22:31] <pranay_09> ubottu:everytime i log in my system i cannot control any window , can't move or close any , i have to go to apprerace and then select normal desktop effects to get the control back
[22:31] <soreau> hink: What does that have to do with ubuntu?
[22:31] <hink> soreau just curious
[22:32] <hink> Thinking about building a Texas Ubuntu distro? ;)
[22:32] <hink> j/k
[22:32] <neil_d> I have configured a xinetd service as http://paste.ubuntu.com/402066/   shouldn't something be listening on port 9999 for a connection?
[22:32] <masu3701> soreau: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[22:32] <soreau> pranay_09: Sounds like your WM is crashing on startup (or no WM is starting). Do you have anything in your session startup that's starting a wm? Like fusion-icon or compiz for example
[22:33] <soreau> masu3701: Ok so you have an intel 965 card which means you're using the intel driver. Now can you pastebin the output of 'xrandr' to pastebin.com and show us the link it gives you here?
[22:33] <Typos_King> pranay_09:     8.x?   9.x?
[22:33] <pranay_09> Typos_King: 9,10
[22:34] <sebsebseb> Hi
[22:34] <Typos_King> allo
[22:34] <tucemiux__> sebsebseb, hi, i see youre not new
[22:34] <sebsebseb> Typos_King: allo
[22:34] <soreau> !welcome | sebsebseb
[22:34] <sebsebseb> tucemiux__: uh?
[22:35] <masu3701> http://pastebin.com/PnUV6DCg
[22:35] <tucemiux__> sebsebseb, as in you have been here before, welcome back
[22:35] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  when did it start happening, anything new installed?    what was the last major thing you recall  you did?
[22:35] <pranay_09> soreau: no there aren't any  i checked it now it
[22:35] <pranay_09> Typos_King: it all started when i updated my system
[22:36] <soreau> pranay_09: If you set to normal or none then relogin, it should start a wm by default
[22:36] <sebsebseb> ok thanks tucemiux__ soreau
[22:36] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  from   9.04 to 9.1?
[22:36] <soreau> masu3701: Ok so you have two displays and you want to change which one to what resolution?
[22:36] <pranay_09> soreau: ya it does but i need to do it eveytime i log in
[22:36] <lovinglinux> Typos_King:  thanks for your help. I managed to do it by 'cd' into the directory and creating the zip file on the same directory. If I put another path to save the zip file, it saves the full path. Very weird behavior in my opinion.
[22:37] <soreau> masu3701: Looks like they are in clone mode
[22:37] <pranay_09> Typos_King: no updated 9.10 through update manager
[22:37] <skrite> hink, i am a little ways off from Amarillo
[22:37] <neil_d> I have configured a xinetd service as http://paste.ubuntu.com/402066/ that should be on port 9999 ...    shouldn't something be listening on port 9999 for a connection?
[22:37] <hink> skrite: nice
[22:37] <soreau> masu3701: So you want to change both the resolutions?
[22:37] <Typos_King> lovinglinux:   with -9r, no -j, adding $HOME will give an absolute path
[22:37] <pranay_09> Typos_King: i can't remember all the packages , there was about 100 MB
[22:37] <masu3701> soreau: yes...i want it to be smaller
[22:38] <Typos_King> 100mbs?
[22:38] <soreau> masu3701: So you want both screens to have a lesser resolution?
[22:38] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  it updated from... 9.1 to 9.1?
[22:38] <masu3701> soreau: when pluged to the external monitor yes
[22:38] <Typos_King> doesn't sound much of an upgrade per se
[22:39] <pranay_09> Typos_King: i didn't upgrade the system , only updated it ,installed latest packages
[22:39] <soreau> masu3701: So you want them both to be 800x600?
[22:39] <pranay_09> Typos_King; as suggested by the update manager
[22:40] <masu3701> soreau: 800x600 makes it bigger
[22:40] <masu3701> soreau: i want it to be 1280x1024
[22:40] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  heh, as suggested, ohh no you're driving a 1999 car, you must update to 2010, anything wrong it? no really is running fine, but you must update, for.... X reason heh
[22:40] <masu3701> soreau: 800x600 is one of the option in grandr...but its bigger
[22:40] <soreau> masu3701: Alright, hang on
[22:41] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  if it ain't broken don't fix it :P, but anyhow, you may want to try a dpkg-reconfigure on the gnome GDM and the window manager
[22:41] <bdpatch> I have a lockup/freeze problem on login ... it would be best to read on the forums : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9027335#post9027335 anyone have any ideas on this issue ?
[22:42] <lovinglinux> Typos_King:  THANKS. That works!
[22:42] <soreau> masu3701: Hopefully, both monitors are capable of 1280x1024?
[22:42] <pranay_09> Typos_King: so how do i do that ?
[22:42] <python> hey all
[22:42] <tigerwolf> YO!
[22:42] <pranay_09> Typos_King: just the command dpkg-reconfigure?
[22:43] <masu3701> soreau: it was like that..but i unplug the external monitor and everything wnt wrong
[22:43] <tigerwolf> Im having trouble with my broadcom wifi card in Lucid Lynx
[22:43] <ukebane> My lshw shows my videocard as " *-display UNCLAIMED", how can I fix this?
[22:43] <sebsebseb> !lucid | tigerwolf
[22:43] <frxstrem> how can I add a shortcut to a directory in the Ubuntu menu?
[22:43] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  well,   sudo dpkg-reconfigure PACKAGENAME;
[22:43] <soreau> masu3701: Ok I will give you some commands to run but first can you show the output of 'cvt 1280 1024' ?
[22:44] <Pupuser402> Hello, any major bugs in the New Ubuntu comming out?
[22:44] <sebsebseb> Pupuser402: That's a good question for #ubuntu+1
[22:44] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  not sure on gnome's GDM package name or the window manager though, you may want to check for it under -> apt-cache pkgnames
[22:44] <Pupuser402> ok
[22:44] <python> hey, whats the best VPN server app for ubuntu?
[22:44] <pranay_09> Typos_King: ok , thanks
[22:44] <genii> !best | python
[22:45] <Typos_King> pranay_09:  or check in -> dpkg -l
[22:45] <masu3701> soreau: # 1280x1024 59.89 Hz (CVT 1.31M4) hsync: 63.67 kHz; pclk: 109.00 MHz
[22:45] <masu3701> Modeline "1280x1024_60.00"  109.00  1280 1368 1496 1712  1024 1027 1034 1063 -hsync +vsync
[22:46] <python> ok, lemme rephrase...does anyone know of a VPN server app for ubuntu that offers IPSEC / TLS encryption and is relatively easy to setup?
[22:47] <soreau> masu3701: Ok, run this all as one command:
[22:47] <Mathis> hello
[22:47] <soreau> masu3701: OUTPUT=VGA1; MODE="1280x1024_60.00"; xrandr --newmode $MODE  109.00  1280 1368 1496 1712  1024 1027 1034 1063 -hsync +vsync && xrandr --addmode $OUTPUT --mode $MODE && xrandr --output $OUTPUT --mode $MODE
[22:47] <soreau> masu3701: And this one:
[22:47] <Typos_King> frxstrem:     I think you can drag/drop it on the desktop, and will ask you what you want to do, move/copy/link
[22:47] <soreau> masu3701: OUTPUT=LVDS1; MODE="1280x1024_60.00"; xrandr --newmode $MODE  109.00  1280 1368 1496 1712  1024 1027 1034 1063 -hsync +vsync && xrandr --addmode $OUTPUT --mode $MODE && xrandr --output $OUTPUT --mode $MODE
[22:48] <frxstrem> Typos_King: oh, thanks :P
[22:50] <masu3701> soreau: read your private message
[22:50] <Typos_King> bdpatch:   saw the posting... dunno what you meant
[22:50] <soreau> masu3701: Well if it doesn't work I don't know. I guess your drivers are messed up :P
[22:51] <pranay_09> Typos_King : well i did manage to find gdm , i am not sure about the windows manager ,I tried dpkg -l | grep windows and got http://pastebin.com/aKQTqXmk which one shoudl i  select??
[22:51] <frxstrem> okay, it didn't work to just drag and drop :(
[22:51] <bdpatch> Typos_King: what do you mean ?
[22:51] <masu3701> soreau: nothing happen when i ran the command...but now command xrandr shows 1280x1024
[22:52] <Typos_King> bdpatch:   I mean, define 'lock up' :)
[22:52] <masu3701> but nothing happen tho
[22:52] <frxstrem> can I make myself the owner of a directory I do not own (through sudo or something like that)?
[22:52] <Typos_King> pranay_09:    you can try -> dpkg -l | grep -i manager
[22:53] <Typos_King> frxstrem:     sudo chown ME:MEGROUP
[22:53] <bdpatch> Typo_King: the login window locks so I can't click on anything and it gets all fuzzy with lines through the screen ... i can still move the mouse ... cannot ctrl-alt-f1 either
[22:53] <frxstrem> Typos_King: thanks :)
[22:53] <soreau> masu3701: Those commands should have created and added a mode of 1280x1024 to both crtc's then switched to this mode
[22:54] <Rabbitnightmare> in NVIDIA X Server settings how do I save the configuration to the xorg.conf file it just says failed to parse
[22:54] <blakkheim> Rabbitnightmare: run it as root
[22:54] <Rabbitnightmare> I do and it does the same thing
[22:54] <ZykoticK9> Rabbitnightmare, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/nvidia-settings-issue-karmic
[22:54] <pranay_09> Typos_King: http://pastebin.com/a8UQauac
[22:54] <ZykoticK9> blakkheim, actually the failed to parse error isn't because of root
[22:55] <masu3701> soreau: well...doesnt work i guess
[22:55] <Rabbitnightmare> gksudo /usr/bin/nvidia-settings asks for password and it says failed to parse
[22:55] <soreau> masu3701: Sorry, it should work if the monitors support that mode
[22:55] <Rabbitnightmare> ah ok thanks very much
[22:55] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  have  you tried doing an 'fsck' or e2fsck -c; to the root partition from a live-cd session?
[22:56] <Madwill> if i can't get something to load at startup does that mean that somewhere in my startup script there is a bug or something ?
[22:56] <neil_d> I have configured a xinetd service as http://paste.ubuntu.com/402066/ that should be on port 9999 ...    shouldn't something be listening on port 9999 for a connection?
[22:56] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  might be something in the last time you booted out
[22:56] <bdpatch> Typos_King: no i han't ... its a fresh install
[22:56] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  so, you have never logged in?
[22:56] <Rabbitnightmare> haha still says failed to parse
[22:57] <Typos_King> well, sorta, it locks once in
[22:57] <Rabbitnightmare> its annoying because the resolution is very low to start
[22:57] <bdpatch>  Typos_King: correct ... i can boot to command line though with no issues ....
[22:57] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  in recovery mode, right?
[22:57] <frxstrem> just a random question, but is it possbile to remove all owners of a file or directory using chown?
[22:58] <bdpatch> Typos_King: yes in recovery mode
[22:58] <Stupendoussteve> frxstrem: Has to have an owner
[22:58] <Justus> hi, anybody in here who knows what compile flags the php5-cgi package was created with?
[22:58] <bdpatch> Typos_King: i am thinking its a driver issue but not sure what to do next ... everything that i have tried is on that post in the forum
[22:58] <ZykoticK9> frxstrem, everything in unix/linux is owned by someone
[22:58] <Rabbitnightmare> Bareword "xorg" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at (eval 1) line 1.
[22:58] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  ..... try in recovery mode, running startx, it should start the x-server session rooted, try that account to see if does the same
[22:58] <frxstrem> well, sometimes it shows up as "no owner" when i right-click and select properties
[22:59] <Rabbitnightmare> ive said this before and ill say it again I HATE XFREE86!
[22:59] <tucemiux__> frxstrem, is it an ext3 partition??? or fat32?
[22:59] <bdpatch> Typos_King: when i try that it will boot to the x session and i get the desktop ... but as soon as I open a window or scroll a window it locks again
[22:59] <JAMD456> How do I remove items from Ubuntu's open with dialogue box?
[22:59] <JAMD456> There are two many duplicate items listed there
[22:59] <frxstrem> ext4, actually
[22:59] <tucemiux__> !ot| Rabbitnightmare
[22:59] <Madwill> can we clean boot and start over ???
[23:00] <Flannel> Rabbitnightmare: Luckily we don't use XFree86 anymore
[23:00] <laptop> guys, I install irssi and I forget where to get the adv_windows tab script
[23:00] <Typos_King> pranay_09:   I'd think they're gdm and gnome-session packages
[23:00] <laptop> I look all over google but cant seem to find it
[23:01] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  sounds like a bad install
[23:01] <Tyler-James> is there any niggers here?
[23:01] <pranay_09> Typos_King: ok i'll try to reconfigure those
[23:01] <blakkheim> lolol
[23:01] <Flannel> Tyler-James: Please mind your language
[23:01] <Typos_King> !language | Tyler-James
[23:01] <Tyler-James> Flannel is that not a ok thing to say?
[23:01] <bdpatch> Typos_King: i have isntalled mutliple times ... with 2 different ISO's too
[23:01] <laptop> just ban him
[23:02] <Tyler-James> laptop is that not a ok thing to say here
[23:02] <Myrtti> laptop: commentary is not necessary
[23:02] <Tyler-James> i thought I was on the internet
[23:02] <Tyler-James> china isn't censoring me
[23:02] <Flannel> Tyler-James: Please join me in #ubuntu-ops
[23:02] <Typos_King> bdpatch:  to the same effect?   you may want to check the cd integrity
[23:02] <laptop> ok ok
[23:03] <bdpatch> Typos_King: i have tried with multiple discs ... and i evern tried it once with a DVD
[23:03] <Typos_King> Tyler-James:    yeah, that's a well known issue, is called pebkac
[23:03] <gogeta> bdpatch: tryed what
[23:03] <Typos_King> 9.1 installs
[23:04] <Typos_King> windows lock/freeze after logging in
[23:04] <neil_d> I have configured a xinetd service (xinetd is running) as http://paste.ubuntu.com/402066/ that should be on port 9999 ...    shouldn't something be listening on port 9999 for a connection?
[23:04] <bdpatch> i have a post on the ubuntu forums
[23:04] <bdpatch> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9027335#post9027335
[23:05] <masu3701> is there any cool games for ubuntu?
[23:05] <rww> ubottu: games | masu3701
[23:05] <gogeta> bdpatch: you can always bypass gdm and log into x directly
[23:06] <Andy80> hi
[23:06] <Typos_King> allo
[23:06] <bdpatch>  gogeta: i have tried that .... usually the first window i open or the first time I scroll it will lock again
[23:07] <gogeta> bdpatch: you loged in via text and used startx
[23:07] <gogeta> bdpatch: sounds like a video driver issue
[23:07] <bdpatch>  gogeta: yeah from the recovery console
[23:07] <tucemiux__> masu3701, try urban terror
[23:07] <masu3701> tucemiux: how do i install it?
[23:07] <bdpatch>  gogeta: yeah i have been trying to install the PPA drivers ... but it has not worked
[23:08] <Andy80> I've a (maybe stupid) problem with a "Custom Application Launcher": if I start an application from the terminal doing: ./ts3client_runscript.sh it runs fine. If I create a "Custom Application Launcher" choosing that script, the application is not started and I cannot understand why O_o any idea?
[23:08] <gogeta> bdpatch: have you tryed the offical drivers
[23:08] <tucemiux__> masu3701, download the linux version, unzip, then just run the executable, you dont need to install it
[23:08] <zlj> neil_d: so you have placed this config to /etc/xinetd.d/ dir and restarted xinetd service, right?
[23:08] <gogeta> bdpatch: should install from bash mode
[23:08] <bdpatch>  gogeta: k ... whats the command for that ?
[23:08] <gogeta> bdpatch: is it a nivida card
[23:08] <bdpatch>  gogeta: yes 7800 gt
[23:09] <tucemiux__> masu3701, UrT 4.1 already came out, im going to download it right now, I have the older versio, I think it's 3.x
[23:09] <gogeta> bdpatch: have you tryed the deb
[23:09] <gogeta> bdpatch: in the repos
[23:09] <masu3701> tucemiux: where do you get it from?
[23:10] <Typos_King> Andy80:   is the .sh set to be executable?
[23:10] <bdpatch>  gogeta: i don't think so ... installing drivers in linux has been kinda confusing for me .... i am still fairly new with linux
[23:10] <gogeta> bdpatch: normaly ubuntu has a deb of the nivida bonarys
[23:10] <Typos_King> Andy80:   when executing using the 'dot' .   not sure that's a requirement
[23:10] <gogeta> bdpatch: its easy enough
[23:10] <neil_d> zlj: yes.. I appear to have fixed it.. I need to add a line to /etc/services
[23:11] <Andy80> Typos_King: yes, the .sh is set to +x
[23:11] <bdpatch>  gogeta: k ... is there a good how to i can read somewhere ... i have not had good luck searching for it so far
[23:11] <Rabbitnightmare> quick question how do I update 9.10?
[23:11] <Typos_King> Andy80:   rw-rw-rwx?
[23:12] <illusive> rabbit -- 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade'
[23:12] <zlj> neil_d: ah, cool then. btw, I used approx in a daemon mode, controlling it via standard init.d script
[23:12] <tucemiux__> Rabbitnightmare, sudo apt-get install update
[23:12] <Typos_King> Andy80:   the last 3 will be the ones that'll allow anyone to execute it
[23:12] <Rabbitnightmare> oh haha I forgot the install thanks
[23:12] <Andy80> Typos_King: 755 permissions.... the only difference is starting from a terminal or starting from a "Custom Application Launcher"
[23:12] <tucemiux__> Rabbitnightmare, sudo apt-get update
[23:13] <gogeta> bdpatch: did you get those commands i sent
[23:13] <Typos_King> Andy80:   any errors?
[23:13] <Typos_King> Andy80:   are you also providing an absolute path or just relative?
[23:13] <martines> hey folks !!
[23:13] <Rabbitnightmare> lol couldnt find package update
[23:13] <Andy80> Typos_King: I cannot see anything... neither errors...
[23:14] <Andy80> Typos_King: absolute.... but the script contains relative paths
[23:14] <dremov> hi! I think i have not very hard question. But I just cant find answer with google, so i want to ask: may be somebody know:
[23:14] <dremov> I have wireless connection and pass hash stored in my keyring at gnome. I want to move this hash to another laptop because I just forgot my pass. Is it some way? Can I just copy some file of keyring?
[23:14] <Andy80> Typos_King: can I copy-paste the script somewhere?
[23:14] <Stupendoussteve> Rabbitnightmare: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:14] <martines> My nfs serverpartitions are really slow, is there someone who can help me with this problem?
[23:15] <Andy80> Typos_King: http://pastebin.com/7zWF7hKr
[23:15] <JAMD456> How do I remove items from Ubuntu's open with dialogue box?
[23:15] <JAMD456> There are two many duplicate items listed there
[23:16] <trism> JAMD456: you can remove them on the Open With tab of the file's properties in nautilus
[23:17] <frxstrem> is there any way I can add a shortcut in Ubuntu's "Applications" menu that opens a directory in the file browser?
[23:17] <Typos_King> Andy80:   looks ok.... I run .sh files as well from menus, and they run fine :|
[23:18] <Typos_King> Andy80:   may be some setting in the desktop link
[23:18] <Typos_King> frxstrem:    drag/drop no dice?
[23:18] <frxstrem> Typos_King: I tried it - didn't work
[23:18] <Madwill> when talking about boot priority 20 is more important then say 91 ?
[23:19] <Madwill> what is the deal with priority
[23:19] <JAMD456> trism Oddly enough I tried that it will not let me remove anything
[23:19] <Andy80> Typos_King: maybe the problem is that it uses some libraries that are in that folder?
[23:19] <Madwill> if i lower apache priority will i encounter more problems ?
[23:19] <Madwill> or it will start later in the boot ?
[23:19] <Madwill> does anybody know ?
[23:20] <Typos_King> Andy80:   so long they're found in $PATH, I'd think that'd do
[23:20] <dremov> Dup: somebody knows where gnome store keyring files and is it ok to copy them from one laptop to another?
[23:20] <masu3701> how big is urban terror?
[23:20] <Madwill> i must be invisible
[23:21] <Typos_King> hehe
[23:21] <Typos_King> Madwill:  haven't checked the differences on boot priorities myself, iirc is just an order on what service goes before others
[23:22] <Madwill> Thanks
[23:22] <Typos_King> dremov:  if anywhere I'd think /etc
[23:23] <dremov> Typos_King: May be you have an idea how to find it there if it there?
[23:25] <Typos_King> dremov    can't say
[23:26] <callaghan> I have an Ubuntu cd here, is there an easy way to find out if it is a 32 or 64 bit version without booting it?
[23:26] <Myrtti> callaghan: md5sums?
[23:26] <Myrtti> callaghan: or the disc name?
[23:27] <Justus> in /etc/apt/preferences I have pinned * to v=9.04 and php5-cgi to v=9.10, php5-cgi has priority 1001, * has 1000, if I do apt-get update will php5-cgi from 9.10 be used?
[23:27] <Justus> or does * set to 1000 prevent it from being installed?
[23:27] <Flannel> callaghan: Theres a file on the root of the disc, README.diskdefines
[23:27] <Flannel> Myrtti: ^^
[23:28] <jrib> Justus: apt-cache policy php5-cgi would tell you
[23:28] <Justus> ^thanks jrib
[23:28] <callaghan> Myrtti: the disc is called "Ubuntu 9.10" and I don't have an md5 sum to compare...
[23:28] <dremov> ok, i just find something in my ~/.gnome2/keyrings
[23:28] <Justus> first answer I get for my questions and it's useful :D
[23:28] <Justus> yay
[23:28] <callaghan> Flannel: ah, thanks
[23:28] <Myrtti> Flannel: learn something new everyday...
[23:28] <sebsebseb> callaghan: Got the ISO?
[23:29] <callaghan> sebsebseb: no
[23:29] <dremov> but i think it could be useless on other machine..
[23:29] <dremov> in any case. Thanks for your time
[23:29] <Roasted_> so I have two identical computers... ubuntu on one, and the other belongs to my parents. I went to put ubuntu on that and when I boot up to 9.10 it says "input not supported" what the????
[23:30] <sebsebseb> callaghan: Downloaded or offical?  When it comes to downloading from  the website it's 32bit by default.
[23:30] <rrogers> I have just done the last update inside of Karmic x86_64 and the new kernel version -21 won't bring up the logon screen.  How do I report the bug?  X server kernel?  No emergancy I just booted into -20
[23:30] <geoffmcc> quick google Roasted says its your lcd monitor
[23:30] <martines> My nfs serverpartitions are really slow, is there someone who can help me with this problem?
[23:32] <callaghan> sebsebseb: downloaded, but I got it already (32bit), thx
[23:34] <arand> rrogers: "ubuntu-bug linux" to report against kernel I assume.
[23:36] <neil_d> zlj: approx seems to be working great atm.
[23:36] <rrogers> arand: thanks will do, let me triage
[23:36] <rrogers> ahmm.  them
[23:37] <neil_d> zlj: approx isn't a very good name... causes a lot of false hits on google.
[23:38] <Ranakah> hi
[23:38] <Ranakah> help me :S
[23:38] <Ranakah> http://www4.slikomat.com/10/0327/ozh-slika-.png
[23:38] <FloodBot1> Ranakah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:39] <contab03> hola alguien me puede ayudar con mi equipo tengo una targeta de video intel q33
[23:40] <Myrtti> !es | contab03
[23:40] <mickster04> !es
[23:41] <laptop> has anyone successfully gotten FiSH to work with their irssi
[23:41] <Typos_King> Ranakah:  you need help planting trees? or making an orchard?
[23:45] <zlj> neil_d: nice to hear that ;)
[23:46] <rrogers> aghh, apparently the bug reporting system has a bug
[23:46] <DopeGhoti> aah, irony
[23:46] <nullbeat> hello all
[23:47] <zealiod> how can i find out what drivers linux live cd is using to fire up my ethernet port
[23:48] <Typos_King> rrogers:   send a snail-mail then :), with self-addressed stamped envelope
[23:48] <DopeGhoti> zealiod: tale a look at the output of lsmod and dmegs perhaps
[23:48] <DopeGhoti> zealiod: dmesg rather
[23:48] <Typos_King> zealiod:    lspci
[23:48] <zealiod> where can i find those?
[23:48] <DopeGhoti> zealiod: All three can be found on the commandline
[23:48] <DopeGhoti> zealiod: (they are commands to run)
[23:48] <Guest49974> hey guys i meant to not install lamp how do i uninstall lamp from ubuntu shell?
[23:49] <Guest49974> basically is there a way to do like apt-get remove LAMP
[23:49] <Guest49974> or something of that natur
[23:49] <Typos_King> ... actuallly
[23:49] <Typos_King> zealiod:    sudo lshw -C network;
[23:49] <zealiod> thanks!
[23:50] <knoppies> Guest49974, Give me a sec, I think there is. Let me see if I can find it.
[23:50] <Typos_King> Guest49974:    wipe the hard drive... and install ... win98? or ... freeBSD or such :)
[23:51] <DopeGhoti> Guest49974: apt-get --purge remove apache2 mysql-server php5  ← that should do the trick.
[23:51] <DopeGhoti> Guest49974: You'll still have the L from LAMP though of course :)
[23:51] <Guest49974> LOL
[23:51] <Guest49974> thats ok
[23:52] <Guest49974> do i have to restart?
[23:52] <knoppies> Guest49974, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Starting%20over,%20How%20to%20remove%20the%20LAMP%20stack
[23:52] <DopeGhoti> Guest49974: you oughtn't have to
[23:52] <asdff> Hey I was wondering how to find out if my graphics card supported dual monitors and if so, how to set this up using Karmic. I have a feeling my gpu doesn't support it though. Anyone help :S?
[23:52] <slackster> Hi, I have a device that auto mounts as a read only file system (usb mp3player) I want to add music.  I would like to try and mount it manually to see if there is any change. Can I get the device name somehow from it while it is mounted?
[23:53] <knoppies> asdff, does it have two video outputs on the back of the card?
[23:53] <jrib> slackster: « mount »
[23:53] <DopeGhoti> slackster: yes, while it's mounted, run the command 'mount' which will show all mounted filesystems
[23:53] <asdff> knoppies: it has liek, a green one, a white one and a blue one?
[23:53] <slackster> jrib: thanks,  DopeGhoti
[23:54] <knoppies> asdff, we talking about a video card right? the white one is probably DVI, the blue one is VGA, idk what the green one is. Chances are it will support duel monitors. Do you know what model card you have?
[23:54] <asdff> knoppies: :D. And no lol sorry I am not very techy I am afraid.
[23:54] <MarcoPau> hello, I just launched ubuntu live with linux live key from windows. dmesg won't show the ext3 partitions on my computer, do you know how to access them?
[23:54] <slackster> jrib, DopeGhoti: /dev/sdd on /media/CC92-34D3 type vfat (ro,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=devkit,uid=1000,gid=1000,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,utf8=1,flush)
[23:54] <asdff> knoppies: it is nvidia though*
[23:54] <DopeGhoti> MarcoPau: sudo fdisk -l should show all partitions
[23:55] <slackster> any thoughts jrib, DopeGhoti?
[23:55] <DopeGhoti> slackster: that's the one.  see the 'ro'? that's 'read only'.
[23:55] <Typos_King> Guest49974:    I was serious btw :P, the 'L' in lamp stands for 'linux' soooo, how else are you going to remove it? :P
[23:55] <slackster> DopeGhoti: I thought so. :)
[23:55] <knoppies> asdff, Last time I tried duel monitors My one monitor was much smaller/older than the other so I coudnt get a nice resolution, but we can give it a try. Have you installed the nvidia drivers?
[23:55] <slackster> DopeGhoti: sould I just try to mount it manually then?
[23:56] <DopeGhoti> slackster: if you have an entry in /etc/fstab for that device, see if that option is specified.  If not, add the 'rw' option
[23:56] <asdff> knoppies: I'm not sure man, do you need different drivers for multi-display? Cause I am capped atm so downloading > 5 mb would be a hassle.
[23:56] <slackster> DopeGhoti: ok, where is fstab?
[23:56] <DopeGhoti> slackster: /etc/
[23:56] <slackster> oh.. never mind. sorry
[23:56] <slackster> read too fast
[23:56] <asdff> knoppies: also my monitors are almost the same size. almost.
[23:56] <DopeGhoti> slackster: no worries :)
[23:57] <knoppies> asdff, No you shouldnt, but using the nvidia X server settings manager would make things easier. It matters more on their resolution than their size, but its good to have simmilar sized monitors too, otherwise something appears huge on one monitor and tiny on another.
[23:57] <slackster> DopeGhoti: ok, I'll try to add an entry, thanks
[23:58] <knoppies> Click System->administration-> and see if you can see Nvidia X Server Settings (it should have a green icon)
[23:58] <DopeGhoti> slackster: cheers :)
[23:58] <Guest49974> ok i did apt-get --purge remove apache2 mysql-server
[23:58] <asdff> knoppies: Sweet. Cause I tried selecting twin view from the x server settings manager, but it was greyed out. So any help would be muchly appreciate :).
[23:58] <bigtom21485> what does it mean when gtkpod wont find my ipod
[23:58] <Guest49974> but why does my netstat still have this
[23:58] <Guest49974> http://pastebin.com/Vgw99UcA
[23:58] <DopeGhoti> bigtom21485: it means that you have an iPod Touch?
[23:58] <asdff> oh sorry
[23:58] <asdff> I missed that knoppies cause it wasn't highlighted
[23:58] <asdff> yeah Ill open that
[23:58] <Typos_King> bigtom21485:    isn't it clear?   it can't find your iPod, is what it means :)
[23:58] <bigtom21485> nope i have a calssic 120gb black
[23:59] <bigtom21485> *calssic
[23:59] <knoppies> asdff, sorry.
[23:59] <bigtom21485> *classic
[23:59] <DopeGhoti> Guest49974: because you didn't stop the server before removing it?  sudo killall mysqld :)
[23:59] <hporter> how to configure alpine for pop3 account?
[23:59] <asdff> knoppies: np man, i r the noob. kk it's open.
[23:59] <bigtom21485> invariably, dopeghati, yes
[23:59] <Slart> Guest49974: hmm.. I would hope that ubuntu shuts down the servers before removing them.. odd
[23:59] <knoppies> asdff, I need to plug in a second monitor so that I can try set it up myself, give me sec. I can't remember this stuff so well.
[23:59] <bigtom21485> dopeghoti: invariably, yes, but that doesnt mean im going to just give up and assume it will never work
[23:59] <asdff> knoppies: hah that's cool man, cheers


[04:47] <Burgundavia> another alive?
[04:51] <beuno> Burgundavia, yeap, hey
[04:51] <Burgundavia> http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1211
[04:51] <Burgundavia> jsut a quick check and it can go live
[04:52] <beuno> Burgundavia, looking
[04:52] <Burgundavia> are these reports helping you feel more like youare involved and it is less opaque?
[04:55] <beuno> Burgundavia, wasn't exactly what I had in mind (video is really unsubstitutable), but it does give a general idea on what is going on. My main concern was understanding *why* certain decision here made, the rest you can gather from blueprints
[04:56] <beuno> but I do apreciate your work, and a lot of people are happy about it too
[04:56] <Burgundavia> that is good
[04:56] <Burgundavia> try and get the readership up
[04:56] <beuno> the UDS is much more then jono sleeping this time  :D
[04:56] <beuno> are you having a good time?
[04:57] <Burgundavia> yes, but I am sick
[04:57] <beuno> oh...  how unfortunate
[04:57] <Burgundavia> I usually don't get sick, so this sucks
[04:58] <Madpilot> s/sick/hungover
[04:58] <beuno> I can imagine...  I got sick at debconf too, but an unhealthy amount of drugs helped me through it  :D
[04:59] <beuno> heh, hey Madpilot
[04:59] <Burgundavia> hey Madpilot
[04:59] <Burgundavia> no, I am actually sick
[04:59] <Burgundavia> running nose, etc.
[05:00] <Madpilot> take drugs. then drink beer.
[05:00] <Madpilot> repeat as needed.
[05:01] <beuno> Burgundavia, live
[05:01] <Burgundavia> Madpilot: ype
[05:01] <Burgundavia> beuno: thanks
[05:01] <Burgundavia> as per usual
[05:01] <Burgundavia> we need to get more fridge editors
[05:01] <beuno> Burgundavia, np!
[05:03] <beuno> Burgundavia, aren't we like 15 editors?
[05:05] <Burgundavia> please look at the first 3 pages
[05:05] <Burgundavia> how many editors do you see?
[05:11] <beuno> 2 very nice editors
[05:12] <Burgundavia> 3, actually
[05:12] <Burgundavia> myself, you and nali
[05:12] <beuno> right, although I'm sure boredandblogging will eventually get involved beyond UWN, it took me a while too
[05:13] <Burgundavia> well, tbh, I want to keep boredandblogging happy with the UWN, so it doesn't die again
[05:13] <beuno> you're in the US, send him candy  :D
[05:13] <Burgundavia> I could do that
[05:19] <beuno> you should, it's inexpensive, and will get him through a good 2 months of UWNs
[05:19] <beuno> I do think at least one more person should start working on UWN
[05:19] <beuno> to keep up the pace
[05:19] <Burgundavia> right
[05:19] <Burgundavia> yes, we need that
[05:20] <beuno> maybe a nice post on the fridge about UWN looking for contributors and Fridge for editors might stir things a bit
[05:21] <Burgundavia> yep
[05:22] <Burgundavia> write one up and put it in the queue
[05:22] <beuno> I might draft something up tomorrow if I have time, run it by you guys
[05:22] <Burgundavia> we can post something like that post UDS
[05:22] <beuno> :D
[05:25] <beuno> ok, time to sleep
[05:25] <beuno> hope you get better Burgundavia!
[05:40] <Burgundavia> I will
[17:36] <Burgundavia> http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1219
[17:36] <Burgundavia> please proof and make live
[18:12] <beuno> Burgundavia, live
[20:43] <Burgundavia> anybody alive?
[20:44] <Burgundavia> hellllooo!
[20:44] <Burgundavia> i'm alone
[20:45] <Burgundavia> all alone
[20:45] <beuno> I feel bad being the only one answering, but meh, hi!
[20:48] <beuno> (bad as in "get a life")
[20:49] <Burgundavia> http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1222
[20:49] <Burgundavia> that needs proofing and going live
[20:52] <beuno> Burgundavia, live
[20:53] <Burgundavia> thanks
[20:53] <beuno> np
[22:35] <Burgundavia> anybody alive?
[22:36] <Burgundavia> hey Rinchen
[22:36] <Rinchen> Hi Burgundavia
[22:36] <Rinchen> Going to be at the party at 7?
[22:37] <Burgundavia> I will
[22:37] <Burgundavia> just writing up the last UDS fridge post
[22:46] <Burgundavia> beuno, boredandblogging: ping
[22:55] <Rinchen> awesome
[22:55] <Rinchen> thanks for doing such a good job
[22:55] <Burgundavia> no worries