[21:01] <allquixotic> wolter: I'm trying to exercise my Xorg right now and it's still one of the quietest processes on my system, the busy stuff are the apps themselves.
[21:01] <n8tuser> asmob -> is the wired pc working?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: as long as its different network its fine
[21:01] <oCean_> Arenlor: click it and you'll be able to set it to max. Then see "cat /proc/cpuinfo" again.
[21:01] <allquixotic> wolter: Are you using the Nvidia proprietary drivers?
[21:01] <asmob_> n8tuser: yes
[21:01] <jagiil> hey
[21:01] <jarco> hello all. i just formatted a drive to ext3 format on my ubuntu. now i still cant see it. Being on linux i dont think i need to reboot. Any suggestions on how i can see the drive?
[21:01] <wolter> allquixotic, yes, but this started happening yesterday, and i have changed nothing about drivers since a long time ago...
[21:01] <n8tuser> asmob -> what is the chip used in your wifi nic?
[21:02] <wassy121_> allquixotic: Yeah, because the apps are the ones doing "the hard math", processing plane intersections and whatnot.  The X server is just displaying a "black box" for the app to write upon.
[21:02] <grafixbadnow> does anyone know how to customize the 'stocks' screenlet? I want to add more stock tickers
[21:02] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1it says in manual that you can use another one to extend the range of the network
[21:02] <wolter> allquixotic, i think i downloaded a virtualbox... should that affect?
[21:02] <Deany> jarco, is it external
[21:02] <n8tuser> !wireless | asmob    did you read this ?
[21:02] <Arenlor> oCean_: Thank you, that had been confusing me.
[21:02] <oCean_> jarco: after formatting, it still has to be mounted..
[21:02] <allquixotic> wassy121_: Exactly, my friend. But wolter here is having a performance bottleneck in his X server process itself, which puzzles me
[21:02] <jarco> Deany,  no internal sata 150 drive
[21:02] <Deany> what oCean_ said
[21:02] <jarco> oCean_,  dont you normally see it appear on the left side of the nautilus screen then?
[21:03] <oCean_> jarco: does "fdisk -l" show you the disk with the newly created partition?
[21:03] <allquixotic> wassy121_: Look at his sysprof, if you are so inclined... he pastebinned it... it shows his X process as using the most resources of anything, and he isn't using 3d applications [right wolter?] http://paste.ubuntu.com/109123/plain/
[21:03] <asmob_> n8tuser: yes i read thet to
[21:03] <DefunctProcess> Hey when I click on Trash in nautilus it tells me operation is not supported, any idea why?
[21:03] <jagiil> all the file systems (/boot /root /bin ,,,) has disappeared and they where replaced by junk data
[21:03] <Deany> jarco, if its internal then it has to be mounted..
[21:03] <n8tuser> asmob -> what is the chip used in your wifi nic?
[21:03] <oCean_> jarco: I have no idea if that is 'normal' behaviour
[21:03] <Deany> jarco, external it would come up on its own .
[21:03] <allquixotic> wolter: I have the virtualbox kernel modules loaded and it isn't affecting anything. Are you actually running a virtualbox instance right now?
[21:04] <wolter> allquixotic, wassy121_, no i am not using anything 3d... it happens even when i am running just gedit
[21:04] <n8tuser> jagiil -> are you booted of it now?
[21:04] <wolter> allquixotic, not at all
[21:04] <jarco> /dev/sda1   *           2       60801   488376000   83  Linux
[21:04] <wassy121_> wolter: allquixotic: That random XML could be a problem with sysprof itself, right?  I haven't seen that type of output before.  Is that from "gnome-system-monitor"?
[21:04] <jarco> not sure if that is it
[21:04] <Deany> how did you format it
[21:04] <wolter> wassy121_, i had no gnome-system-monitor open while running that sampling
[21:04] <Fuzzy> tell me a good download manager packgage pls
[21:05] <Deany> you must know which partition you formatted
[21:05] <allquixotic> wassy121_: The XML he pastebinned is a sysprof file. You would save that to a plain text file on your harddisk and open it using the Sysprof front-end, and it will display his system profile which he sampled while his Xorg was bottlenecking.
[21:05] <jagiil> no
[21:05] <n8tuser> Fuzzy -> dont know if manager is the key, but wget and curl does wonders
[21:05] <jarco> oCean_, i see it wuith the fdsik -l command
[21:05] <allquixotic> wassy121_: You wouldn't need to load the sysprof kernel modules to use it, only install the 'sysprof' package. It's a nice GTK frontend that has a File -> Open menu for this purpose :)
[21:05] <jagiil> i'm seeing it from live cd
[21:05] <n8tuser> jagiil -> then do a fresh install,
[21:05] <jarco> /dev/sda1 it is oCean_
[21:05] <Heme^> n8tuser: http://pastebin.com/d3dced2be
[21:05] <jarco> any idea how to mount it?
[21:05] <ActionParsnip1> Fuzzy: d4x
[21:06] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1, here is what I am trying to do.  Use the dwl900ap upstairs (<IP_ADDRESS>) so my kids can use it to connect nintendo ds lite to internet for multiplayer.  The second dwl900ap is to go in the basement and act as an extension/repeater so to speak....so signal strength is better there.  The modes my dwl900ap can go into is Access Point, Access Point Client, Wireless Bridge Point to Point, or Wireless Bridge Point to Mult
[21:06] <Deany> jarco, you have to make a mount point and add it to fstab.. assuming you want it there pern
[21:06] <jagiil> but i need the data on that system
[21:06] <giovanny> why do girl's squirt
[21:06] <oCean_> jarco: first create a mountpoint
[21:06] <wassy121_> allquixotic: apt-getting now.
[21:06] <jarco> yeah ity needs to be mounted every time Deany
[21:06] <asmob_> n8tuser: Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[21:06] <jarco> how to create a mountpoint?
[21:06] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 only the upstairs dwl900ap is actually wired to my adsl modem/router.
[21:06] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: can you draw a pic please
[21:06] <the[V]oid> help my remote (lirc) has stopped working, I have not changed anything, what could be the reason, how to debug??
[21:06] <Deany> let oCean_ handle it.. im busy anyhow
[21:06] <biouser> what would be the best thing to convert an animated gif to to add sound and eventually convert to flv with sound?
[21:06] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1, okay hang on.
[21:06] <jarco> it sais under boot: *
[21:06] <allquixotic> wolter: How do you have the Nvidia binary kernel modules installed? Are they from the Ubuntu repositories or do you have the latest stable from Nvidia's website/
[21:07] <wolter> allquixotic, ubuntu's.
[21:07] <n8tuser> Heme^ -> from what i can see of what you posted, i can not see what can throw it off, when you dual boot, do you move any cables at all? or nic cards?
[21:07] <giovanny> do ya have ubuntu
[21:07] <oCean_> jarco: that is a directory which you want the disk to be mounted at. Then "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /path/to/mountpoint"
[21:07] <allquixotic> wolter: Hmm. I am running the latest stable version of the binary drivers, 180.22, from Nvidia's website. They recently made the 180 series stable, and I doubt Ubuntu has pulled that into Intrepid
[21:07] <arvernes> Need help with ekiga. It seems ekiga works out of the box, according to the docs I found, but here my system doesn't recognize my webcam. It worked with the same hardware when I used fedora.
[21:07] <oCean_> Deany: I think we'll manage :)
[21:07] <allquixotic> wolter: I can't promise that you'll find a solution to your problem by doing that, but it's one possible thing to try
[21:07] <n8tuser> asmob -> if you have read that wireless guide, i think there is a tutorial on how to activate that atheros of yours
[21:08] <Deany> oCean_,  he wants it there on boot too..
[21:08] <asmob_> n8tuser: i have it activited
[21:08] <wolter> allquixotic, oh but i am afraid of doing such thing.. last time i did it in my old computer i had to reinstall the system because of driver conflicts..
[21:08] <oCean_> Deany: I think I'll manage that too :D
[21:08] <the[V]oid> could a lirc device node be something different than /dev/lircX?
[21:08] <n8tuser> asmob -> how are you verifying it?
[21:08] <princefarhaan> my webcam was working with kopete
[21:08] <Heme^> n8tuser, nothing, there are no cables on my lappy cept the power cord, and nothing physical is moved
[21:08] <allquixotic> wolter: The nvidia binary drivers just keep getting better and more stable. I wouldn't worry terribly much about it. You're already running the nvidia drivers; all it would do is update them.
[21:08] <oCean_> jarco: did your mount command succeed?
[21:08] <princefarhaan> but now kopete does not find it
[21:09] <princefarhaan> anyway, where I can change the settings?
[21:09] <BellinXFelon> n8tuser can you help me with something if i pm you?
[21:09] <Deany> oCean_, im sure you can
[21:09] <wolter> But allquixotic, this is not relative to my nvidia drivers, for this problem manifested itself debutant yesterday, but the last time I upgraded my nvidia drivers was way back than yesterday.
[21:09] <jarco> mount: kan /dev/sda1 niet vinden in /etc/fstab noch in /etc/mtab
[21:09] <jarco>  meaning in english: Cant dint /dev/sda1 in /etc/fstab or in /etc/mtab
[21:09] <princefarhaan> i meant to say is there anyway to do that?
[21:09] <Morclye> First step in getting openDNS to work is troublesome for me. gksudo network-admin terminal command does nothing. It seems to be loading something for a brief moment but I see nothing happening.
[21:09] <n8tuser> Heme^ -> oh yeah, you're wireless.. can you at least ping your AP/router gateway ip address?
[21:09] <wolter> allquixotic, yes, but then Hardware Drivers says I have my card disabled and not in use.
[21:09] <allquixotic> wolter: What has changed on your system since yesterday? Anything besides pure data?
[21:10] <wolter> I don't recall any important change...
[21:10] <n8tuser> BellinXFelon -> nope, i will not assist via a pm
[21:10] <Deany> just repartitioned my external (ntfs and jfs to 1 big jfs).  had trouble with it remembering the priv`s i set.. i had to reboot in the end... odd
[21:10] <asmob_> n8tuser: i can see it in hardware drivers page..
[21:10] <allquixotic> wolter: Any stable release updates using update-manager in system tray?
[21:10] <jarco> u got my reply oCean_ ?
[21:10] <Flare183> Is it possible to open .ima files on Ubuntu?
[21:10] <wolter> In fact no. There was no major change. The only thing I remember is to start coding in python again.
[21:10] <n8tuser> asmob -> try another tool, read up on that guide please
[21:10] <BellinXFelon> n8tuser -> i am trying to put mp3 on my cell phone through usb
[21:10] <oliver3> Hello people. I'm trying to use Ardour and Audacity but they're complaining a lot. I think it has something to do with PulseAudio, how would I go about switching to esd or something else? :(
[21:10] <Deany> I could make new folders/files, but could not paste the folders i`d backed up to my other partition.. weird..
[21:11] <Deany> mind you ive screwed around with my external so much its no wonder
[21:11] <oCean_> jarco: you should issue the complete command. From the error you getting, I know you typed "mount /dev/sda1" But you'll have to add the mountpoint. "mount /dev/sda1 /mountpoint"
[21:11] <n8tuser> BellinXFelon -> i dont have much experience with that.. but you can try plugging in your cellfone and see if your ubuntu reconginzes it as a storage device
[21:11] <oCean_> jarco: the other options is that you make en entry in /etc/fstab, that way the disk will also be mounted the next boot
[21:11] <BellinXFelon> n8tuser -> i did that and it hasnt recognized it
[21:11] <jarco> oCean_, i dunno what that mountpoint should be
[21:12] <asmob_> n8tuser: problem is not in tools i can even see my network but i cant connect and i want now why?
[21:12] <allquixotic> oliver3: Ardour _requires_ JACK. Audacity won't work with JACK, but there are efforts to make it work with PulseAudio. If you want to run both Ardour and Audacity and maintain a functional system (i.e. continue to use PulseAudio for everything else), you may want to try PulseAudio -> JACK -> raw ALSA. It's a complex setup unfortunately. Requires configuration tweaks.
[21:12] <ActionParsnip1> asmob_: try wifi-radar instead of network manager
[21:12] <oCean_> jarco: It's the name of a directory you choose.. Like /disk1 or /music
[21:12] <n8tuser> BellinXFelon -> then i dont have much more info
[21:12] <n8tuser> asmob_ -> can you tell me the command you used to see your network?
[21:13] <dreamy> Jack_Sparrow:
[21:13] <oliver3> allquixotic, would it be easier to setup for just ardour? Any idea how I'd do that?
[21:13] <dreamy> Jack_Sparrow:  hi
[21:13] <allquixotic> wolter: The hardware drivers applet doesn't really reflect the actual state of the drivers, it just tells you whether Ubuntu's version of the driver is in use :P But hm! Maybe envyng-gtk will have the latest Nvidia drivers :)
[21:13] <BellinXFelon> n8tuser -> ok thanks
[21:13] <oCean_> jarco: first of all, make that mountpoint: "mkdir /disk1"
[21:13] <jarco> when i mount it with that command it will also mount on reboot? oCean_
[21:13] <asmob_> n8tuser: i dont use comands
[21:13] <oCean_> jarco: no not yet. For that, we'll have to edit /etc/fstab file
[21:13] <CyberCod> jarco: no, for that you'd have to put it in the /etc/fstab file
[21:13] <n8tuser> asmob_ -> then it is about time for you to learn the command line..
[21:13] <asmob_> n8tuser: im new to ubuntu
[21:14] <n8tuser> asmob_ -> even better, time to learn the command line
[21:14] <wassy121_> n8tuser: just scared asmob_ away from linux forever.
[21:14] <_Vi_> lol
[21:14] <wassy121_> Now he is going to write a hateful internet column, and 3000 people will have to defend linux.
[21:14] <asmob_> wassy121_ yeah :)
[21:14] <n8tuser> wassy121 -> well, one has to learn command line
[21:14] <wassy121_> Not to set up your network you don't.
[21:15] <jarco> mm ok i see that now
[21:15] <asmob_> i learn some of them
[21:15] <oliver3> allquixotic, I've sorted it now. Thanks for your help.
[21:15] <wassy121_> Maybe if you want to see _exactly_ what the error means, and how it happened.
[21:15] <oliver3> :)
[21:15] <asmob_> but i cant learn all in 3 days
[21:15] <allquixotic> oliver3: Oh have you? Good!
[21:15] <jarco> it seems to contain a lost+found folder what i cannot access ...
[21:15] <wolter> allquixotic, well, to be sincere, i promised myself not to use envyng ever again, but i guess it might be necessary
[21:15] <oCean_> jarco: you shouldn't, it's there for filesystem purposes
[21:15] <n8tuser> asmob_ ->  then take more time, no one said you have to learn these in 3 days
[21:15] <wolter> now that now i remember, maybe there was a linux header update...
[21:16] <oCean_> jarco: leave it be. However you've succeeded! You could make a directory or copy files to that disk now
[21:16] <wassy121_> wolter: what is your uptime?
[21:16] <jarco> ok oCean_  is it normal btw that the disk is 7 gig is used on it? i didnt put anything in yet
[21:16] <asmob_> n8tuser: so you cant help me then i'm waisting my time i will find one who will help
[21:16] <n8tuser> asmob_ -> i dont think you have read the wireless guide, those tools were mentioned there
[21:16] <wolter> maybe it caused malfunction with the gfx card allquixotic wassy121_
[21:16] <fearlessdawg> asmob_ if you look at this link, it has a few guides to learning the basics of CLI http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/cli.html
[21:16] <wolter> wassy121_, where do i see that?
[21:16] <Guest80947> hi, i'm really new to ubuntu, and anyone help with a couple of problems?
[21:16] <wassy121_> wolter: as in, have you rebooted recently?  You can run 'w' to see your current uptime.
[21:16] <CyberCod> Guest80947: what's the problem?
[21:16] <jarco> oCean_, i canty make a folder on it. Access denied
[21:17] <n8tuser> asmob_ -> go ahead find someone to assist you, you have to do your part of reading though
[21:17] <Schuenemann> how can I set the layout variant for my keyboard? I don't see that in system > preferences > keyboard
[21:17] <oCean_> jarco: depends a bit on how you created the partition and how the formatting was done.
[21:17] <wassy121_> asmob_: There is a good document on ubuntu's site regarding using the network applet.  I think a google search for "ubuntu network applet" should take you there.
[21:17] <Guest80947> 2 things:  i FINALLY got past the Atheros problem with my wifi, but i have to do the compat-wireless fix everytime i reboot or shutdown
[21:17] <ActionParsnip1> jarco: check permissions on the mount
[21:17] <jarco> i used gparted and mounted it with the command u provided. ...
[21:17] <wolter> wassy121_, well yes... like 11am today.. now its 3pm
[21:17] <jarco> how ActionParsnip1
[21:18] <oCean_> jarco: as superuser create a folder "sudo mkdir /disk1/folder1" then change the permissions and/or ownership of the folder1 directory, then user can access that folder
[21:18] <Morclye> Why gksudo network-admin command does not give me any visual mark that command actually does something?
[21:18] <fearlessdawg> Schuenemann: it is there in the layout tab, just click the add button
[21:18] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: I usually add a keyboard switcher to my panel, and set them up in there.
[21:18] <jarco> oCean_,  i need to do that every time? i would like to have a normal user be able to access it also
[21:19] <Schuenemann> fearlessdawg, can't I type it? My variant is 'thinkpad' and I don't have that option to choose
[21:19] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: Wait, I am confused.
[21:19] <oCean_> jarco: sure. Open the file /etc/fstab in an editor and add a line for this disk/mountpoint
[21:19] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, what
[21:19] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: The keyboard layout is the difference between qwerty, dvorak, russian, chinese, etc.
[21:19] <allquixotic> wolter: I'm out of ideas unless you can update your graphics drivers to the latest from Nvidia. . . Either that, or if you *really* do not need 3d applications, you can try editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change the 'nvidia' driver to 'nv', which is the open source, 2d-only driver. It may be faster for 2d-only desktop use, or at least it may not have your 2d performance bug.
[21:20] <jarco> oCean_, and then after reboot it will be ok?
[21:20] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, right... there is my layout, but not my variant
[21:20] <oCean_> jarco: Indeed
[21:20] <Cpudan80> Schuenemann: the regular US layout works on the thinkpad
[21:20] <wolter> allquixotic, oh please, do not dare to insult my need of 3d games.
[21:20] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: I guess I don't know the difference :(
[21:20] <Cpudan80> Schuenemann: what keys dont work?
[21:21] <Schuenemann> Cpudan80, mine is brazilian. The only key that doesn't work is the slash/question mark
[21:21] <jarco> well just wandering ... whats all this in the other disk stuff i need to copy it? udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[21:21] <wassy121_> (please say the calculator key)
[21:21] <Cpudan80> oh brazillian
[21:21] <Cpudan80> dunno about that
[21:21] <jarco> UUID=cc92d447-5c70-4793-8ab2-85b53e7dca76 none
[21:21] <Elad> hello all
[21:21] <allquixotic> wolter: No insult intended, I just didn't know whether you use them or not!
[21:21] <Schuenemann> Cpudan80, the command setxkbmap -model pc104 -layout br -variant thinkpad works perfectly, but I can't find that in preferences
[21:21] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1  http://i535.photobucket.com/albums/ee359/RacerWhy5/wifidiagram2.jpg
[21:21] <bender1337> hi, my computer will be running fine and then the mouse slows down and when i try to restart x my comp freezes
[21:21] <wolter> allquixotic, well, i might give a shot to envy
[21:22] <adnan> hey guys, what command can i used with clamdscan to recursively scan my / dir.
[21:22] <oCean_> jarco: add following line in /etc/fstab "/dev/sda1 /disk1 ext3 defaults 0 0". Sure there are more options, but you can find the "man mount" page I guess :-)
[21:22] <adnan> I should also mention that clamd is running as a seperate user
[21:22] <Elad> I cant user "usplash" 1440x900 resolution ... someone can help me please? (nvidia 5200, ubuntu 8.10)
[21:22] <Cpudan80> Schuenemann: you could add that command to the startup if you had to
[21:22] <Cpudan80> !brokenusplash | Elad
[21:22] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: Ahh, I get both layout and variant for brazil when I go to the keyboard preferences.
[21:22] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: checking
[21:22] <jarco> this line will make it mount on boot and be writable from gnome and from normal user? oCean_
[21:22] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 thanks.  Any questions let me know.  First dwl900ap is upstairs and wired....second one is in the basement
[21:23] <Guest80947> is there a way to enable my atheros driver without using the compat-wireless 'make" everytime i reboot?
[21:23] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: ok you need 2 ip ranges
[21:23] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: ahh, you need a non-listed variant.  Hmm, I have never even seen how this works.
[21:23] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, yeah, exacly :-/
[21:23] <Elad> # Usplash configuration file xres=1440 yres=900 .... but it's not working
[21:23] <Heme^> n8tuser, no, couldnt ping the router either
[21:23] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: everything touching adsl modem / router need to be on 1 network (e.g. 192.168.1.x)
[21:23] <oCean_> jarco: you can test it by unmounting the currently mounted drive "umount /disk1" and then test the new /etc/fstab entry by using "mount -a" command.
[21:24] <Heme^> n8tuser, http://pastebin.com/d6f1cca4a ran all the scans you asked for again just in case something has changed in the tuning
[21:24] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 well my first LAN (the upstairs one if you will) has everything on 192.168.1.x like you say
[21:24] <jarco> ok oCean_  i try now
[21:24] <grafixbadnow> is anyone running screenlets?
[21:24] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: including the printer and half of the dwl 900AP will be on 192.168.1.x
[21:24] <Elad> Cpudan80, any ideas?
[21:24] <cdenny> is there a peerguardian type of application for ubuntu?
[21:24] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 it is how to setup the basement dwl900ap that Im not sure about.
[21:25] <Cpudan80> Elad: run the "usplash" command to simulate it -- see what it says
[21:25] <Deany> oCean_, still lol..
[21:25] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: I am going to take a look, see if I can't find where the list of variants is defined.  It may be just a gconf key.
[21:25] <oCean_> Deany: don't laugh :)
[21:25] <Deany> oCean_, just messin,.
[21:25] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: the ds and the stuff on the bottom side of the dwl 900ap will have a different network range (e.g. 192.168.2.x)
[21:25] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, alright, thanks
[21:25] <oCean_> Deany: =)
[21:25] <Elad> Cpudan80, usplash: can't get console font: Invalid argument
[21:25] <Deany> oCean_, ive no patience today.
[21:25] <n8tuser> Heme^ -> you can not even ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[21:25] <fearlessdawg> Schuenemann: can have you set your keyboard model?
[21:25] <Heme^> nop
[21:26] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: you cant have them all on the same network address or it wont work)
[21:26] <jarco> oCean_, sorry to keep nagging you but i cant unmount it
[21:26] <wolter> allquixotic, i was kj about you insulting me, gota eat now
[21:26] <Cpudan80> Elad: yeah - google "usplash console font error"
[21:26] <jarco> disk is busy oCean_
[21:26] <oCean_> Deany: than this is not the place to be :)
[21:26] <The_Rebel> anyone know a command for viewing network I/O? like TX/upload speed?
[21:26] <allquixotic> wolter: I'll probably be around.
[21:26] <oCean_> jarco: yes!
[21:26] <Heme^> n8tuser, destination host unreachable
[21:26] <clau30> hi. I want to share my internet with a mobile device through bluetooth... could someone direct me to some tutorial?
[21:26] <Deany> oCean_, its a good place to loiter
[21:26] <oCean_> jarco: YOU are on the disk! (i guess)
[21:26] <CyberCod> clau30: what is the device?
[21:26] <Schuenemann> fearlessdawg, with setxkbmap -model pc104 -layout br -variant thinkpad, yes. But I need that in preferences
[21:26] <jarco> oCean_,  no i closed all windows
[21:26] <clau30> CyberCod: a nokia n810
[21:27] <Guest770> marine1
[21:27] <CyberCod> clau30: I know of a tutorial for palm but it may work for you
[21:27] <oCean_> jarco: surely, still something is there. Maybe you in a terminal?
[21:27] <clau30> great :)
[21:27] <jarco> oCean_,  nvm i just reboot :p thats also going to test it
[21:27] <Elad> Cpudan80, but when I boot, it's show me the splash, on 640x480 resolution insted 1440x900
[21:27] <CyberCod> you're talking about sharing the house net to the device, right?
[21:27] <oCean_> jarco: fuser -m /disk1 shows you what is keeping the mountpoint busy
[21:27] <jarco> omg oCean_ u where right. i slap myself now
[21:27] <n8tuser> Heme^ -> can you ping localhost? ping <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[21:27] <Cpudan80> Elad: try some other resolution in that file
[21:27] <grafixbadnow> can anyone help customize screenlets?
[21:27] <allquixotic> The_Rebel: System -> Administration -> System Monitor
[21:27] <oCean_> jarco: I've been there too :)
[21:27] <clau30> CyberCod:  yep
[21:27] <Cpudan80> Elad: 1024x768 is supported
[21:28] <Cpudan80> as is 1280x1024
[21:28] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 okay, so you are saying that I will need to set the ip on the second (basement) 900ap to something like <IP_ADDRESS>
[21:28] <The_Rebel> allquixotic, i wanted a command line options
[21:28] <Heme^> n8tuser, yea I guess, I was pinging something earlier and got a response, not many other addies left
[21:28] <The_Rebel> but this works too
[21:28] <CyberCod> clau30: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=Py&q=reverse+DUN+ubuntu+bluetooth&btnG=Search
[21:28] <clau30> thanks CyberCod!
[21:28] <Elad> brb - rebooting
[21:29] <Guest770> Jack_Sparrow, what's good doh
[21:29] <guntbert> The_Rebel: have you seen iptraf?
[21:29] <The_Rebel> nope
[21:29] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 which mode will I want it in, access point, access point client, wireless bridge point to point, wireless bridge point to multi point?
[21:29] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: if you have a router, you will need 2 different network IPs on each side
[21:29] <The_Rebel> but thanks, i'll check that out
[21:29] <CyberCod> just FYI for everyone, the Free Linux Helpline podcast will be on in 3.5 hours  www.freelinuxhelpline.net
[21:29] <jarco> oCean_, i did it with mount -a and still it sais that i cant make a folder? Perhaps because i had to sudo the command?
[21:29] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: It looks like it uses the file /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/evdev.lst
[21:29] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: so that their are 2 different networks on each side
[21:30] <allquixotic> The_Rebel: If you want more fine grained info based on per-process, you could try Wireshark. It has enough command line options, you may even be able to get it to run in a headless environment, not sure
[21:30] <T`2> anyone know how to do QoS on ubuntu?
[21:30] <T`2> i want to limit upload/download rate for a certain IP on my NAT
[21:30] <guntbert> The_Rebel: try it, it delivers probably more detail than you want, but ...
[21:30] <snakeman55> Can anyone help with a quick Filezilla question?
[21:30] <allquixotic> T`2: wondershaper limits your upload/download rate, you may be able to adapt it to your needs
[21:30] <Dante123> so if the one side with the upstairs dwl900ap is 192.168.1.x (in this case the upstairs dwl is .189) then the downstairs one has to be something like <IP_ADDRESS> right?
[21:30] <The_Rebel> cool thanks allquixotic
[21:30] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 so if the one side with the upstairs dwl900ap is 192.168.1.x (in this case the upstairs dwl is .189) then the downstairs one has to be something like <IP_ADDRESS> right?
[21:31] <T`2> allquixotic, hi, i tried that, but it does it for the whole interface i think
[21:31] <oCean_> jarco: yes, that's just a permissions issue. The mountpoint itself (when it's in / root, like /disk1) belongs to root. So subfolders can be created by the superuser only, until you set permissions for other users to access that subidrecotry
[21:31] <guntbert> !anyone | snakeman55
[21:31] <T`2> allquixotic, i want per ip based
[21:31] <T`2> allquixotic, and it doesn't have any options for that :/
[21:31] <snakeman55> Righto
[21:31] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: sure, then you have 2 networks due to your subnet mask being <IP_ADDRESS>
[21:31] <allquixotic> T`2: Are you using Ubuntu as a NAT for several other computers and you want to limit individual hosts to certain up/down rates?
[21:31] <oCean_> jarco: however, the mount -a succeeded, right?
[21:31] <T`2> allquixotic, yes
[21:31] <ocRob> I am having an issue after trying to install turbogears: http://pastebin.com/d3fd13151
[21:31] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: means the first 3 numbers are network
[21:31] <snakeman55> I connected to my friends flashfxp no problem, I can view his directory but transfers always fail
[21:31] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, I think I'll add it there and try
[21:31] <jarco> oCean_,  when i will reboot normally now it will be ok for all users? or i need to do something for it. Btw mount - a succseeded
[21:31] <priapus> dear friends, greetings to all, was wondering if anybody can help me in sharing a pppoe connection
[21:32] <Guest80947> CyberCod:  would you be able to point me in the right direction?
[21:32] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: The file seems to have the 'thinkpad' option, but it is in "model", not in "variant"
[21:32] <Deany> good job oCean_
[21:32] <allquixotic> T`2: Ok, I'm not sure how to do that, but let's see... Someone made open source Linux-based firmware for the Linksys WRT* routers and I'm sure that has such a feature, so the packages must be out there!
[21:32] <ActionParsnip1> !ics | priapus
[21:32] <T`2> allquixotic, umm.. WRT routers support per ip QoS?
[21:32] <triengo> HALLO
[21:32] <Deany> jarco, tip the waiter on the way out
[21:32] <triengo> nabend
[21:32] <cdenny> is there something like peerguardian for utorrent
[21:32] <guntbert> !de | triengo
[21:32] <oCean_> jarco: one thing: as long as the mountpointdirectory itself (/disk1) is owned by root, user will not be able to create subfolders (eh... directories i mean)
[21:32] <jarco> ? Deany :D:D:D:D
[21:33] <CyberGabber> Whenever I setup a succesfull VPN (pptp) to my Work, my local LAN / internet isn't available anymore. Is there anything (like add routes) to solve that? p.s. I'm using the KVpnv tool.
[21:33] <snakeman55> Anyone else having ati radeon issues with 8.10?
[21:33] <Deany> cdenny, what is peerguardian
[21:33] <triengo> kann mir jeman verraten ob ich widows messenger instalieren kannẞ
[21:33] <snakeman55> Like vlc frame skipping?
[21:33] <guntbert> !de | triengo
[21:33] <jarco> can i make it usable by all users? like my other disks? oCean_ ?
[21:33] <oCean_> jarco: You can change the mountpoint to a directory where normal users do have access.
[21:33] <priapus> i have already read them, installed firestarter but could not make it happen
[21:33] <user___> triengo: deutsch bitte nur in #ubuntu-de
[21:33] <Dante123> ActionParsnip1 so what I need to do is reconfigure the basement dwl900ap.  But that is where I need some help.  The ip address can be <IP_ADDRESS> with a subnet mask of <IP_ADDRESS>.  But it will then want to know the channel, the mode, and the Gateway, whether or not to have dhcp client enabled/disabled, and the primary port (ethernet or wireless).  Those are the variables I dont know how to complete on the configuration program.
[21:33] <triengo> wie heht dasẞ
[21:34] <triengo> g
[21:34] <jarco> ah ok oCean_  i will make it in my home folder then :D:D
[21:34] <jagiil> all the file systems (/boot /root /bin ,,,) has disappeared and they where replaced by junk data and can't afford to format
[21:34] <user___> triengo: tippe /join #ubuntu-de
[21:34] <oCean_> jarco: indeed, that'll do the trick
[21:34] <oCean_> jarco: you can also see "man mount" for options
[21:35] <cdenny> deany blocks ips so the riaa cant get you
[21:35] <Guest770> alright fellas i created apartition which is unallocated and i can't incorporate it on my livecd
[21:35] <jarco> ok oCean_ . I have to thank you inceadably loads for this information. it wouls have taken me days to find this all out. U should get a statue or something
[21:35] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: well the gateway is your adsl routers ip
[21:35] <priapus> pppoe modem --> eth0 --->gw--->ath0
[21:35] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, seems it didn't work. I added it under "br", but I did not appear in preferences
[21:35] <oCean_> jarco: :-) just glad to be of help.. like lots of other great people here :) Enjoy!
[21:36] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123: channel / mode is something i dunno
[21:36] <Guest770> alright fellas i created a partition which is unallocated and i can't incorporate it on my livecd need help
[21:36] <ActionParsnip1> !ics | Dante123
[21:36] <biouser> I want to create a high-quality screencast with audio, I like the quality of byzanz's animated gif but having a hard time adding sound converting it to .flv... does anyone have a good solution?
[21:36] <cdenny> !ntfs
[21:36] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: then I am out of ideas.  Sorry, sir.  That seems to be where it is read from (based on strace), but I don't know how it matches up that file with keymaps, you know?
[21:36] <jarco> great thx oCean_  +1 from me for president
[21:36] <cdenny> !NTFS-3G
[21:37] <Guest770> i use the existing hardrive space from windows but in gparted i can't do anything with the unallocated partition. just create a new one
[21:37] <priapus> i would be greatly obliged if anyone who knows about networks and ip tables pm me
[21:38] <Guest770> i'm ttrying to merge it into my ext 3 parttion
[21:38] <dante123_> ActionParsnip1 also this page and the next one show you what I have to fill in http://www.fixya.com/support/p277618-d_link_airplus_dwl_900ap_802_11b/manual-14285/page-20
[21:38] <Sudaneze> Hello there , I wonder does any one know how to add a modem to network manager ?
[21:39] <Guest770>  alright fellas i created apartition which is unallocated and i can't incorporate it on my livecd
[21:39] <Guest770> trying to merge it into my linux ext 3
[21:39] <oCean_> priapus: no network expert, but I know there's also a #iptables channel.. they might be able to help you out
[21:39] <guntbert> !repeat | Guest770
[21:39] <dante123_> ActionParsnip1 you there....I had to start xchat because pidgin dc'es sometimes
[21:40] <LeonBrussels> Hm ubuntu takes 1:50 from 0 to netbook-remix and I think that's too long. Anything I could do for massive speed improvements? I have got the optimized kernel...
[21:40] <Gerinych> guest770: right click on your ext3 partition and click resize/move
[21:40] <LeonBrussels> That is on an eePc 701 BTW
[21:40] <Guest770> Gerinych, i've tried that but it will only let me resize whatever is left on the ext which is a few gigs left
[21:40] <priapus> thank u oCean
[21:41] <dreamy> Jack_Sparrow: jack .. do u know if the dri has to be loaded in xorg.conf ?
[21:41] <Gerinych> guest770: ok, is the unallocated space on the same drive as your ext3 partition?
[21:41] <Guest770> Gerinych, i just used the remaining hardrive space left on my windows side
[21:41] <Gerinych> guest770: so, you have one hard drive?
[21:42] <dante123_> Jack_Sparrow son's monitor is able to do 1440 x 900 but it doesn't go that high on nvidia settings program under intrepid?  How can I set this to work for him at higher resolution?
[21:42] <xavier> i downloaded jre-6u11-linux-x64.bin from javas site but what do ido now to install
[21:42] <Guest770> Gerinych, that is correct
[21:42] <dayo> nite_johnboy: which desktop environment are u using?
[21:43] <Gerinych> guest770: can you send me a screen of what you have on your gparted right now?
[21:43] <Guest770> Gerinych, how is that done??
[21:43] <Gerinych> guest770: printscreen
[21:43] <user___> xavier: why is the java version from the repo not suitable for you?
[21:44] <Guest770> Gerinych, where is that located
[21:44] <Gerinych> guest770: its supposed to open a "save file" dialog when you press that
[21:44] <xavier> user: which 1 do i use none said 64 bit
[21:45] <the_dark_warrio> I have a windows vista on the LAN and I can see it on Places > Network. But, when I enter it, it should ask for a user/pass, but instead, it shows an empty folder.. Any tips?
[21:45] <dante123_> hey, is there a command that upgrades or checks to see if entire system (say including wine if installed)
[21:45] <Bob_Dole>  the behavior is weird..anything that needs time to become a USB mass storage device(mp3 players) don't mount as drives, and are not recognized, unless I reboot, leaving them attached and in Mass Storage mode
[21:45] <lazukars_> How do you update the fuse filesystem?
[21:45] <Guest770> Gerinych, where is it located print screen??
[21:45] <Gerinych> guest770: its a button on the keyboard, north of insert/delete
[21:46] <nite_johnboy> Hi - Going to setup a Media center box in my living room hooked to my wide screen tv - This will be a second linux box w/Ibex on the same network - Is it fairly easy for the networking? Can someone point me in the direction of some help/info reading on this - to get up to speed ? ?
[21:46] <dalegribble> hi, can anyone tell me which repository to use to obtain an apache 1.x version in 8.04?
[21:46] <user___> xavier: hmm, do you mean: "i dont know which version of java i am currently using"?
[21:46] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, ahh, finally got it. I choose model IBM Thinkpad 560Z, Brazil, Brazil
[21:46] <xerox1> short question: will there be support for kde3 in the future for kubuntu users or do they have to change to kde4?
[21:47] <Guest770> Gerinych,  it popeed up what do i do now
[21:47] <xavier> user: its a new install on a brand new system 64 bit finally
[21:47] <mib_blrp9y> hey guys quick questions does the server edition of ubuntu include a gui enviorment?
[21:47] <Gerinych> guest770: save it somewhere, then host the picture on imageshack and send the link to me
[21:48] <Deathspike> It doesnt, but you can install it mib_blrp9y.
[21:48] <xavier> no keyboard atm so mouse typeing
[21:48] <Deathspike> Can anybody recommend theme's which are easy on the eye, no dark themes?
[21:48] <user___> xavier: i cant follow you, sorry, i put the question back to the group
[21:48] <Schuenemann> Deathspike, tried gnome-look?
[21:48] <Guest770> Gerinych,  i saved it to my desktop how do i access imageshack
[21:48] <Bob_Dole> Dark is much easier on the eyes, white backgrounds hurt my eyes :(
[21:48] <Deathspike> Yeah Schuenemann, browsed it allot. 80% is dark themes tho :<
[21:49] <Gerinych> guest770: open mozilla, type in imageshack.us in the address bar
[21:49] <Deathspike> Dark themes aren't really good when you look at light websites and are in white-background development 95% of the time :P
[21:49] <ubuntunewb> hello
[21:49] <ubuntunewb> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[21:49] <ubuntunewb> how do i solve that?
[21:49] <Guest770> Gerinych,  already on the page
[21:49] <biouser> anyone creating hi-quality screencasts with audio in one step?
[21:49] <guntbert> !info sun-java6-bin | xavier
[21:49] <mib_blrp9y> Deathspike: thanks, and i think the default does a good job of keeping your eyes neutral
[21:50] <Schuenemann> how do I enable mp3 support in intrepid? I added the medibuntu repo and did a upgrade but I still can't play them in totem
[21:50] <Gerinych> guest770: click browse, find the screenshot and press "host it"
[21:50] <biouser> or at all creating hi-quality screencasts?
[21:51] <Guest770> Gerinych,  it's says bad file
[21:51] <biouser> Schuenemann I don't remember the last time that something played in totem. ..
[21:51] <biouser> anything
[21:51] <xavier> ok reasking question this way: how do i install java on ubuntu 64bit
[21:51] <ubuntunewb> can anoyne help?
[21:51] <rob1101> biouser, same here VLC ftw
[21:51] <Schuenemann> biouser, what? totem isn't used anymore?
[21:51] <Deathspike> Agreed on that one, using Audacious for instance helps allot.
[21:52] <Gerinych> guest770: ok, let's try something different
[21:52] <Schuenemann> I used to play xmms, but it's not in the repos anymore
[21:52] <Nintendork> ActionParsnip1
[21:52] <Gerinych> guest770: where is the unpartitioned space in gparted?
[21:52] <Deathspike> VLC/Audacious is a winning combination replacing Totem. :P
[21:52] <guntbert> biouser: google 'ubuntu create screencast' gives a lot of links :)
[21:52] <Deathspike> But Totem supports for firefox plugins so keep it around.
[21:52] <Guest770> Gerinych,  i'm trying to figure this out
[21:52] <Omar> my ubuntu 8.10 can't record from the mic
[21:52] <Omar> is there any common problem
[21:53] <Guest770> Gerinych, yes it is
[21:53] <Bob_Dole> So, no one knows why I have to restart my computer to get ubuntu to recognize my MP3 players as mass storage devices, when both mac OS X and windows recognize them?
[21:53] <Nintendork> Anyone else have problems with Pidgin disconnecting???
[21:53] <Deathspike> Nintendork: Not here.
[21:53] <guntbert> xavier: thats why I sent you that link, I'm on 64bit and I've installed that version
[21:53] <biouser> guntbert I have been crawling google for a few hours following dead-end paths... the best quality I have been able to get is from byzanz but I am having a hard time working with the animated gif needing to add sound and get to flv eventually
[21:53] <Guest770> Gerinych,  it worked now what do i do
[21:53] <Gerinych> guest770: what worked?
[21:53] <Guest770> imageshack
[21:54] <Guest770> Gerinych, imageshack whicj link do i send you
[21:54] <Nintendork> Pidgin under 8.10 (upgraded from 8.04) quits on me sometimes after a few minutes.  Don't know if it is pidgin or ISP- but other internet connections are fine.
[21:54] <jamiejackson> all i can hear from my laptop is crackling, starting a couple days ago. any ideas?
[21:54] <jamiejackson> (instead of audio)
[21:54] <biouser> guntbert seems a lot of posts are outdated and my video/sound is tenuous having a ATI radeon on jaunty with questionable pulse audio... in fact I need a reboot now....
[21:54] <Gerinych> guest770: any link's fine
[21:54] <dalegribble> found it here, thanks https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache
[21:54] <guntbert> biouser: sorry, didn't want to be patronizing, only so many forget to search themselves :)
[21:54] <Guest770> Gerinych, <a href="http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=71248945qc4.png" target="_blank"><img src="http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/4161/71248945qc4.th.png" border="0" alt="Free Image Hosting at www.ImageShack.us" /></a><br /><br /><a href="http://img604.imageshack.us/content.php?page=blogpost&files=img177/4161/71248945qc4.png" title="QuickPost"><img src="http://imageshack.us/img/butansn.png" alt="QuickPost" border="0">
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[21:54] <FloodBot2> Guest770: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:55] <xavier> guntbert: but what do i type to use that n terminal
[21:55] <Nintendork> Pidgin doesnt actually quit.  It just disconnects and then I cant go into any rooms etc.
[21:55] <Gerinych> guest770: ok, which one are you trying to extend, i see 2 ext3 partitions
[21:55] <Guest770> Gerinych, did you get it
[21:55] <Gerinych> guest770: yaeh
[21:55] <comicinker> what's the name of the tool that you a package to install if misstypeded something?
[21:56] <Gerinych> guest770: yeah
[21:56] <comicinker> jesus
[21:56] <Guest770> Gerinych,  /dev/sda5
[21:56] <Deathspike> Question: Does NTFS actually have a negative impact on performance when comparing with ... EFS3 (whatever the partition name was)?
[21:56] <guntbert> xavier: apt-get install sun-java6-bin (should do)
[21:56] <comicinker> what's the name of the tool that suggests you a package to install (if you misstyped a program) in a terminal?
[21:57] <Bob_Dole> linux is on ext3
[21:57] <Bob_Dole> usually
[21:57] <DasEi> comicinker: apt ?
[21:57] <Paradoxx> comicinker, aptitude?
[21:57] <comicinker> DasEi: no
[21:57] <Gerinych> guest770: i dont think you can do anything in this situation, the unpartitioned space must be right next to the partition youre trying to expand
[21:57] <Deathspike> Yeah, EXT. But does it affect performance?
[21:57] <DasEi> comicinker: dpkg  ?
[21:57] <Guest770> Gerinych,  the original top ext 3 looks like it has the same hardrive space that i took form it already
[21:58] <Deathspike> I've had some real bad experiences with GRUB/EXT3 and rather avoid it for my other box.
[21:58] <Ethos> anyone use ubuntu server in vmware here? If so, any idea how I can set a static IP
[21:58] <xavier> guntbert: great thanks alot worked great
[21:58] <guntbert> xavier: fine :)
[21:58] <m1ke_l> howdy ya'll....can someone point me to a jaunty bug report?
[21:58] <m1ke_l> Ethos:  just about every day
[21:58] <m1ke_l> edit /etc/network/interfaces
[21:59] <DasEi> Ethos:you can use networkmanager in your vm or edit /etc/network/interfaces and restart network
[21:59] <Guest770> Gerinych,  so what do you suggest
[21:59] <Bob_Dole> I think Wubi keeps a ext3 FS emulated on a NTFS partition, but as WUBI has yet to work for me on the 2 windows systems I've handled, I don't know for sure
[21:59] <Guest770> Gerinych,  the space is there and it's not being used
[21:59] <comicinker> just type something (a not valid command) in the terminal, then it will take a few seconds and then suggests a package name to instll (if possible). what's the name of this mechanism that searches for a program in apt automatically?
[21:59]  * Bob_Dole uses Linux and Mac OS X almost exclusively.
[22:00] <guntbert> Deathspike: don't use NTFS for linux
[22:00] <Gerinych> guest770: the unallocated space has to be next to /dev/sda5, i just don't know how to move it to that position
[22:00] <Guest770> Bob_Dole, that is right but there are 2 ext 3 one for windows and the other for linux
[22:00] <prince_jammys> comicinker: it's actually done by a python prog called 'command_not_found' or similar
[22:00] <DasEi> comicinker: command not found is one thing, to search : apt-cache search "pak*"
[22:00] <Ethos> i've changed the interfaces to static but it doesn't work
[22:00] <Ethos> using "nat" with vmware
[22:00] <Ethos> :)
[22:00] <wassy121_> Schuenemann: Glad you figured it out.  Enjoy free software :)
[22:01] <Deathspike> Aight, thanks both of you.
[22:01] <comicinker> thanks
[22:01] <Guest770> Gerinych, can i move it back to my windows part and restart all over
[22:01] <Gerinych> guest770: you can, but it's not going to fix anything
[22:01] <Deathspike> Oh, the question of the day (i'd really appreciate a answer): Can you backup your Ubuntu in a VM and place them on a physical partition/box without screwing anything up (thus run with those configurations)?
[22:01] <Schuenemann> wassy121_, could be easier this one :-)
[22:01] <Guest770> Gerinych, i want to use that space for my linux harddrive since i started to small
[22:02] <Schuenemann> biouser, you were right. Audacious is playing it
[22:02] <meoblast001> ubuntu content servers suck... i get 0Kb/s
[22:02] <Ethos> I've just install vmware playe
[22:02] <Schuenemann> does audacious support old winamp skins like xmms does?
[22:02] <meoblast001> i can't even run 64-bit ubuntu because i cant download the alternative install
[22:02] <Deathspike> Yes Schuenemann :)
[22:02] <Guest770> Gerinych,  so what do you suggest
[22:02] <user___> Deathspike: if you have exact partition locations and a third place to store the day in between yes (man dd)
[22:02] <Ethos> if I leave it to dhcp it gives me a 192.168.96.x address, I want it to be 192.168.0.x address :D
[22:02] <Dante123> meoblast001 did you get your computer working fixed
[22:03] <meoblast001> Dante123: no... i need the altlernate install land the Ubuntu servers keep dieing on me
[22:03] <Guest770> Gerinych,  i'm running out of room quickly and gparted is supposed to add additional space form other drives
[22:03] <Gerinych> guest770: i dont think you can do anything about it
[22:03] <Deathspike> user___: What do you mean by the exact partition locations?
[22:03] <Dante123> meoblast001 why do you need alternate install?
[22:03] <meoblast001> 2 hours remaining now.... but if i give it 15 minutes, it will drop to 0Kb/S and will require a restart
[22:03] <biouser> Schuenemann yeah, I don't know what totem is all about, I need to uninstall it... if I double click on something and totem pops up...!  DOH!  x-out and right-click on it to choose an application that might work
[22:03] <DrRaj> Is there a sane way of sym linking /usr/lib32 to /usr/lib on a x86_64 system?
[22:03] <meoblast001> Dante123: the LiveCD doesnt work.... the Alternate does
[22:04] <Ro0ster> Help me, I can't view this site with ubuntu: http://gamingguru.org/index.php
[22:04] <joljam> my ubuntu is freezing whenever I am seeing youtube
[22:04] <guntbert> Guest770: I didn't follow: are there data on any of your partitions, you want to keep?
[22:04] <Ro0ster> It freezed
[22:04] <user___> Deathspike: exactly matching partition locations, sorry
[22:04] <joljam> or for that matter any streaming movie
[22:04] <joljam> can anyone help me
[22:04] <Ro0ster> My computer froze
[22:04] <Guest770> guntbert, yes windows ut it had 66 gigs of free space left
[22:04] <biouser> guntbert no problem, the query that you gave was actually one of the permutations that I hadn't tried and has given me some reading material to work with :)
[22:05] <guntbert> biouser: fine :)
[22:05] <Ro0ster> HELP ME I CANT VIEW THIS SITE!!! http://gamingguru.org/index.php
[22:05] <Ro0ster> Please help me
[22:05] <Deathspike> user___: I am quite confused on that one. Do you mean the number of the partition or something?
[22:05] <meoblast001> lol i cant even check it for defects
[22:05] <meoblast001> because it has to boot the OS to check
[22:05] <guntbert> Guest770: so you deleted your windows partition?
[22:05] <Ethos> Sorry, anyone have any ideas regarding a static IP in VMWARE?
[22:05] <meoblast001> this DVD drive sounds like the thing they use at the dentist
[22:05] <Ethos> editing interfaces doesn't work
[22:05] <DrRaj> Ro0ster: looks just fine to me.
[22:06] <jamiejackson> i'm getting crackling instead of audio. product: 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller;  vendor: Intel Corporation <-- i don't know how to troubleshoot. suggestions?
[22:06] <KEBA1> hello
[22:06] <Ro0ster> Everytime I try to view it
[22:06] <Ro0ster> It freezes
[22:06] <guntbert> !shout | Ro0ster
[22:06] <Guest770> guntbert, no it's there i just use gparted to free up that remaining harddrive space and move it over to my linux side
[22:06] <nashmack> hello everyone
[22:06] <Ro0ster> Help me, I can't view this site with ubuntu: http://gamingguru.org/index.php
[22:06] <user___> Deathspike: the partition layout, its a bit hackerish, so other ways may be better
[22:06] <RocketLauncher> I'm trying to run avant window navigator and i get this: Error: Screen isn't composited. Please run compiz (-fusion) or another compositing manager.
[22:06] <KEBA1> can i put perl, python etc. scripts in the nautilus script folder? or can i only use bash?
[22:06] <nashmack> does anyone know how to install themes on Xubuntu?
[22:07] <zash_> nashmack: what kind of themes
[22:07] <MistahMyke> Hey guys can anyone help me? .. for some reason when i boot up now i get the message kinit couldnt find resume image starting normally.. which takes me to terminal and i have to type startx to get into gnome ... any ideas on how I can fix this
[22:07] <Guest770> guntbert, ut according to genrich the partition has to be next to the ext to move and resize it
[22:07] <Deathspike> user___: Can you suggest any other way that would be better? The idea is keep a clean image and edit it easily, deploy whenever I screw over my installation. If i'm bothering you with these questions, just tell me :P and thanks for responding ;)
[22:07] <guntbert> Guest770: careful - in the screenshot you posted there is no windows partition at all
[22:07] <nashmack> I've downloaded the tarballs from xfce-look.org, i just need to know how to install the splash themes and the user interface themes
[22:08] <Ro0ster> Help me, I can't view this site: http://gamingguru.org/index.php
[22:08] <meoblast001> just got an error
[22:08] <meoblast001> Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
[22:08] <Guest770> guntbert, it's the top one it's called /dev/sda1 ext3 with a darker blue
[22:08] <meoblast001> anyone know that that means?
[22:08] <user___> Deathspike: you could build a list of installed packages via "dpkg -l". if you dont care about exact icon locations and stuff you would only have to copy a few files from your $home
[22:09] <guntbert> Guest770: a windows on ext3???
[22:09] <nickrud> meoblast001, an error with your floppy drive
[22:09] <nite_johnboy> Do you need to have all Ubuntu computers have the same Computer name - Example in Windows it's best for all computers to in same " Workgroup " - New to linux but trying ?
[22:09] <meoblast001> nickrud: i have no floppy drive
[22:09] <Gerinych> guest770: windows uses fat, fat32, or ntfs only
[22:09] <nickrud> meoblast001, wondered :) I've seen that error on older ubuntus ....
[22:10] <Guest770> guntbert,  that's what it is
[22:10] <guntbert> nite_johnboy: short answer: no
[22:10] <meoblast001> this is 8.04 64-bit
[22:10] <meoblast001> i can get the 32-bit alternate to work
[22:10] <meoblast001> downloading 64-bit alternate, but Ubuntu servers suck
[22:10] <Deathspike> user___: What about modifications inside applications? For instance plugins in Eclipse, i'd have to manually copy those over as well correct?
[22:10] <meoblast001> and the download goes stale, 0 bytes per second
[22:10] <Guest770> guntbert, i used gparted and those are the files it gives me besides that is the exact amount of harddrive space that my windows side used
[22:10] <user___> Deathspike: uh, no eclipse experience, sorry
[22:10] <MethinX> I have geforce FX 5500, running on a Ubuntu 8.10, I have installed the Nvidia X settings, I run in terminal     sudo nvidia-settings   When I change my resolution in the drop down box, then save to X configureation File, xorg.conf it does not save my resolution when I reboot.  is there something Im missing? I need my resolution to save upon reboot. do i need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf file? and if I do what line do i need to ins
[22:10] <MethinX> ert and where do I need to insert it?
[22:10] <Schuenemann> Deathspike, does it work with an wsz file?
[22:11] <nickrud> meoblast001, try disabling in bois
[22:11] <nickrud> *bios
[22:11] <Deathspike> I have no idea, i'm just using the IDE to download plugins and stuff - i'm assuming it stores them in its own folder.
[22:11] <nite_johnboy> guntbert; Could you point me to something on networking with ubuntu that would be of help?
[22:11] <Deathspike> This goes for any application which handles plugins, NetBeans, Eclipse, etc.
[22:11] <Guest770> guntbert,  i left 6 gigs for additional space and used 66 gigs for the transfer
[22:11] <meoblast001> nickrud: where? i disabled floppy boot... couldnt find anything else
[22:11] <meoblast001> someone said it's my cd
[22:11] <meoblast001> should i reburn?
[22:12] <nickrud> meoblast001, meoblast001 wouldn't hurt to run the disk check
[22:12] <meoblast001> nickrud: tried, wont work
[22:12] <nite_johnboy> gunbert; Checked the Ubuntu Factoids - but not sure what is best.
[22:12] <meoblast001> nickrud: it attempts to boot the OS and gets the same error
[22:12] <Guest770> guntbert,  if you look carefully you will see that the first ext 3 still sys it has 72.91 gigs of free space unused which is not true
[22:12] <nickrud> meoblast001, hm.
[22:12] <meoblast001> nickrud: i have no other 64-bit PC's
[22:12] <nickrud> meoblast001, try the boot option  floppy=off
[22:12] <RocketLauncher> I'm trying to run avant window navigator and i get this: Error: Screen isn't composited. Please run compiz (-fusion) or another compositing manager.
[22:13] <Deathspike> Thanks for the assistance user___ and others ofc, i'll be going now. ^^'
[22:13] <MethinX> I have geforce FX 5500, running on a Ubuntu 8.10, I have installed the Nvidia X settings, I run in terminal     sudo nvidia-settings   When I change my resolution in the drop down box, then save to X configureation File, xorg.conf it does not save my resolution when I reboot.  is there something Im missing? I need my resolution to save upon reboot. do i need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf file? and if I do what line do i need to ins
[22:13] <MethinX> ert and where do I need to insert it?
[22:13] <meoblast001> nickrud: how
[22:13] <MistahMyke> Hey guys can anyone help me? .. for some reason when i boot up now i get the message kinit couldnt find resume image starting normally.. which takes me to terminal and i have to type startx to get into gnome ... any ideas on how I can fix this
[22:13] <Guest770> guntbert, it adds up the same because i used 66 and left 6 which is 72 gigs
[22:13] <guntbert> Guest770: I'm still dubious, but anyway: you should be able to resize the ext. part. , and *then* sda5, if thats what you want, but ...
[22:13] <nickrud> meoblast001, iirc (I'm not rebooting to check :) you can hit alt-f4 or alt-f6 to edit boot options
[22:13] <meoblast001> k
[22:14] <darkblue_B> checking in GParted shows data on the new device though, so the mount point seems to be working fine
[22:14] <nickrud> MistahMyke, that's an indication you tried to hibernate and it failed, most likely (anyway, that was my problem)
[22:14] <darkblue_B> Q. After upgrading from Gutsy to Hardy, I had minor errors that are now resolved.. but when I restart, I am getting a "Recovery Menu" screen, hitting enter aloows boot normally. How do I get rd of this safety screen now and let it boot ??! this is a headless machine normally
[22:14] <Guest770> guntbert,  i tried to do this in livecd and it only gave me the option with the unallocated space to make it a new file
[22:14] <xavier> I typed into terminal the following command: apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[22:14] <xavier> After putting this command into terminal it began to process but then went to a eula and I couldn't figure out how to accept to I closed terminal. After rebooting and reentering the command I get the following: http://pastebin.com/d29f38153 How to I resolve this?
[22:14] <meoblast001> nickrud: --floppy=off?
[22:14] <guntbert> nite_johnboy: not quite, but have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/index.html ?
[22:15] <nickrud> meoblast001, no, just floppy=off
[22:15] <meoblast001> nickrud: crap
[22:15] <meoblast001> hardreset
[22:15] <nickrud> meoblast001, can't remember if it goes before or after the  --
[22:15] <Guest770> darkblue_B, was that for me
[22:15] <MethinX> I have geforce FX 5500, running on a Ubuntu 8.10, I have installed the Nvidia X settings, I run in terminal     sudo nvidia-settings   When I change my resolution in the drop down box, then save to X configureation File, xorg.conf it does not save my resolution when I reboot.  is there something Im missing? I need my resolution to save upon reboot. do i need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf file? and if I do what line do i need to ins
[22:15] <MethinX> ert and where do I need to insert it?
[22:16] <m1> hello i use ubuntu i whant  to open .exe in linux ... what shod i get for that?
[22:16] <Guest770> guntbert,  what is the but???
[22:16] <user___> xavier: you didnt run apt-get -f install yet (you had a little typo)
[22:16] <guntbert> Guest770: I'm afraid, there is something wrong with your partition table, but right now I'm too tired to look it thoroughly over, maybe somebody else will have a look at it
[22:17] <antiver> this is the official ubuntu channel, right?
[22:17] <lstarnes> antiver: it says that in the topic, doesn't it?
[22:17] <Guest770> guntbert, alright thanks is there anyone else tat can help me
[22:17] <xavier> user__: Thanks
[22:17] <redvamp128> xavier:  for me I just clicked into the window then used the page down til it hit bottom then hit tab til the accept was highlighted then hit enter
[22:17] <antiver> istarnes well, official support channel, but i was wondering if maybe there was another official channel not focused on support at all?
[22:18] <Alice22> Hello i need some help
[22:18] <xavier> tab ftw thanks again'
[22:18] <RegressLess> Is anyone here good with bots?
[22:18] <meoblast001> nickrud: same error
[22:18] <nickrud> meoblast001, reading some google resuts
[22:19] <guntbert> Guest770: you will have to ask the channel again (no nick in the beginning), it might help if you restated your problem on *one* line - good luck
[22:19] <meoblast001> nickrud: me too
[22:19] <meoblast001> i heard fd0 is filedescriptor0
[22:19] <meoblast001> thats what someone in here told me
[22:19] <redvamp128> !ask | Alice22
[22:19] <Dante123> meoblast001 did you do an md5sum check on the iso you downloaded and burned???  (dont know if this was asked already)
[22:19] <RegressLess> Is there live help for bots on Ubuntu 8.10 and IRC?
[22:20] <Alice22> redvamp128 i need to open a exe... in linux how can i do that whit ubuntu
[22:20] <meoblast001> Dante123: no i don't know how
[22:20] <redvamp128> Alice22:  wine
[22:20] <meoblast001> Dante123: i still have the ISO
[22:20] <Gerinych> alice22: download wine
[22:20] <meoblast001> what's an md5sum
[22:20] <Dante123> are you on windowe right now or linux
[22:20] <w33d5> !google
[22:20] <meoblast001> is that what they call serial numbers on free software?
[22:21] <w33d5> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum
[22:21] <RegressLess> alice22: Applications/Add/Remove and search there for wine
[22:21] <redvamp128> Alice22:  unless it is a self extracting .exe file -- to which you can add .rar function to archiver (though most likely what is inside is windows based)
[22:21] <nickrud> meoblast001, try  all_generic_ide  as a boot option
[22:21] <guntbert> !md5sum | meoblast001
[22:21] <w33d5> md5sum is a computer program that calculates and verifies 128-bit MD5 hashes, as described in RFC 1321. The MD5 hash (or checksum) functions as a compact digital fingerprint of a file.
[22:21] <Alice22> redvamp128:   but is not in my aplication that i can install .. is there another way to get it ?  a command like sudo
[22:21] <meoblast001> nickrud: i read online it is a bug..... it's not detecting the combo driver properly
[22:21] <meoblast001> nickrud: i either need to use a CD drive or use the alternate install i guess
[22:21] <Ethos> yo guys, ive got the network running in ubuntu and vmware, only issue I have ... I can't ping anything over the vpn (connect in windows)
[22:21] <Ethos> any ideas?
[22:21] <nickrud> meoblast001, I've seen several causes :) but checking the md5sum first is a darned good idea
[22:21] <redvamp128> Alice22:  wine is the way to run a .exe file
[22:22] <Alice22> redvamp128:  ok and how can i get it ?
[22:22] <MethinX> I have geforce FX 5500, running on a Ubuntu 8.10, I have installed the Nvidia X settings, I run in terminal     sudo nvidia-settings   When I change my resolution in the drop down box, then save to X configureation File, xorg.conf it does not save my resolution when I reboot.  is there something Im missing? I need my resolution to save upon reboot. do i need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf file? and if I do what line do i need to ins
[22:22] <MethinX> ert and where do I need to insert it?
[22:22] <meoblast001> what's an md5sum anyways
[22:22] <antiver> what's the best free virtual machine to run ubuntu inside windows?
[22:22] <redvamp128> Alice22:  getting the page from winehq now on how to install in ubuntu
[22:22] <meoblast001> sounds to me like a serial number
[22:22] <Dante1231> meoblast001 you on windows or linux
[22:22] <RegressLess> Everyone, I have a big idea for a bot project, but I need some serious help to get it done. Not for profit, but for progress.
[22:22] <redvamp128> Alice22:  WineHQ - Wine for Debian based distributions <http://www.winehq.org/download/deb>
[22:23] <Alice22> redvamp128:  ok  thanks... hope it helps
[22:23] <nickrud> meoblast001, it's a checksum of the download; you can find what the md5sum should be in a file at releases.ubuntu.com/8.04 , and you simply run md5sum ubuntu*iso
[22:23] <guntbert> !best | antiver
[22:23] <phretor> hello!
[22:23] <meoblast001> nickrud: where di the ISO go?
[22:23] <superfirelord42> theres a best bot?
[22:23] <phretor> I was wandering whether something better or more up-to-date exists beside this http://rudd-o.com/new-projects/portablelinux
[22:23] <phretor> sorry
[22:23] <frca> does anyone know why my ubuntu treats all text files on ntfs-3g and vfat partitions as executable?
 Gerinych, <a href="http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=71248945qc4.png" target="_blank"><img src="http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/4161/71248945qc4.th.png" border="0" alt="Free Image Hosting at www.ImageShack.us" /></a><br /><br /><a href="http://img604.imageshack.us/content.php?page=blogpost&files=img177/4161/71248945qc4.png" title="QuickPost"><img src="http://imageshack.us/img/butansn.png" alt="QuickPost"
[22:24] <Guest770> border="0">
[22:24] <FloodBot2> Guest770: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:24] <frca> maybe something with fstab?
[22:24] <wolter> allquixotic, hey! guess what? there is a new update of xorg-video, gnona see how it works with me
[22:24] <redvamp128> Alice22:  one recomendation -- is also open up synaptic packagemanger and install dkms
[22:24] <guntbert> RegressLess: thats off-topic here :)
[22:24] <Guest770> need help with this whos out there
[22:24] <Rimedio> Will a Fujitsu ScanSnap S510 run on Ubuntu 8.10?
[22:24] <nickrud> meoblast001, heck, it's your machine, you should know where you downloaded it. If you're burning from windows, google md5sum.exe and download it to the same directory as the iso, then open a command prompt and run md5sum ubuntu*iso
[22:24] <phretor> I meant this http://www.theyagar.com/2006/12/how-to-create-a-custom-ubuntu-distro/
[22:24] <nickrud> meoblast001, after cd'ing to the correct directory of course
[22:24] <RegressLess> guntbert: can you point me in the right direction?
[22:25] <superfirelord42> frca, i have to assume because ntfs does not have a execute marker on files... (not sure though)
[22:25] <antiver> ubottu: thanks
[22:25] <meoblast001> nickrud: i dont use windows =P windows is for luuzerz
[22:26] <MethinX> does anyone know how to save your resolution settings in Ubuntu ?
[22:26] <Alice22> redvamp128:  what is dkms ...
[22:26] <nickrud> frca, if you're mounting them in /etc/fstab that would be where you fixe it
[22:26] <fholmstrom> Does ubuntu have something aching to debians "unstable" or "testing" apt source ?
[22:26] <guntbert> RegressLess: no, but #ubuntu-offtopic would be a place to start (I suppose)
[22:26] <nickrud> !jaunty | fholmstrom
[22:26] <Decepticon> how do i create a rss feed with a bunch of pictures, each picture is a update
[22:26] <redvamp128> !dkms
[22:26] <user___> fholmstrom: !jaunty
[22:26] <user___> !jaunty | fholmstrom
[22:26] <redvamp128> Alice22:  it just makes updating wine more easy
[22:26] <fholmstrom> user___: ok, yeah I know that... but what's the apt source name? ;p
[22:26] <savid> Ugh!  My sound has been working fine,  and now out of the blue any sound that plays just sounds like crackling..  What's causing this?
[22:26] <fholmstrom> Jaunty doesnt work
[22:27] <CetiEel> savid ; tried just rebooting?
[22:27] <savid> CetiEel, yes, many times
[22:27] <Decepticon> how do i create a rss feed with a bunch of pictures, each picture is a update
[22:27] <RegressLess> guntbert: Thanks, I'll try that, but I'd say that means it's not off topic, especially since I'm talking about IRC bots on Ubuntu. ;-)
[22:27] <meoblast001> nickrud: i think i just have to wait on this other download
[22:27] <CetiEel> weird
[22:27] <jamiejackson> my 82801G intel sound card is using pulseaudio. is that appropriate?
[22:27] <meoblast001> nickrud: or use... gulp... 32 bit
[22:27] <CetiEel> you didn't install anything prior to the error occuring?
[22:27] <savid> And I really don't want to have to re-install ubuntu (that's the whole reason I use linux)
[22:27] <nickrud> meoblast001, I always use the alternate anyway. I have dsl as my emergency repair live cd
[22:28] <guntbert> RegressLess: this channel is for ubuntu-support *only*
[22:28] <user___> fholmstrom: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/alpha3#Upgrading%20from%20Ubuntu%208.10
[22:28] <meoblast001> nickrud: i can't even find an ethernet cable that works yet =P
[22:28] <meoblast001> nickrud: i hope the nvidia drivers are on the cd
[22:28] <RegressLess> guntbert: and not for programs, etc. on Ubuntu?
[22:29] <nickrud> meoblast001, that's something I can check for you ...
[22:29] <redvamp128> Alice22:  if the pictures are confusing at the bottom of this page it tells how to do it command line WineHQ - Wine for Debian based distributions <http://www.winehq.org/download/deb>
[22:29] <meoblast001> nickrud: how
[22:29] <guntbert> RegressLess: as far as I know not
[22:29] <RocketLauncher> How do I get to the compiz options? i have compiz fusion icon but that does nothing. i want to be able to change settings for the cube and everything (in fact, i need to enable it)
[22:29] <kab> does anyone have Ubuntu Jaunty working with Nvidia Drivers?
[22:29] <Cpudan80> whats the key combo to switch desktops?
[22:29] <Guest2451> guntbert,  what do you think is wrong with my partition tale??
[22:29] <RocketLauncher> Cpudan80: ctrl+alt and arrow keys
[22:29] <Cpudan80> thanks
[22:30] <nickrud> meoblast001, look at the disk
[22:30] <RegressLess> guntbert: I mistook this for the Ubuntu community, I suppose.
[22:30] <meoblast001> nickrud: i dont have it downloaded yet=P
[22:31] <redvamp128> Alice22:  then once you get wine installed-- you can click on the exe file and it should run-- ignore if a window pops up with some errors in it (that is just wine setting itself up) then it should run--
[22:31] <Guest2451> guntbert, is there a gparted chanel that could help out??
[22:31] <nickrud> meoblast001, it has nivida-glx-new anyway
[22:31] <RocketLauncher> How do I get to the compiz options? i have compiz fusion icon but that does nothing. i want to be able to change settings for the cube and everything (in fact, i need to enable it)
[22:32] <jaek_> i'm trying to install intrepid with the alternative cd for software raid... after i get to the point where i finish setting up the partitioning, i get the "failed to remove conflicting files" message
[22:32] <jaek_> what can i do to get more details about why it is failing?
[22:33] <RocketLauncher> How do I get to the compiz options? i have compiz fusion icon but that does nothing. i want to be able to change settings for the cube and everything (in fact, i need to enable it)
[22:33] <nickrud> !ccsm | RocketLauncher
[22:33] <redvamp128> RocketLauncher:  check this page Forlong's Blog - I'm trying to comprehend the things I write <http://forlong.blogage.de/en>
[22:34] <michael__> hi
[22:34] <ro> need help resizing an existing partition with an unallocated partiton of free space
[22:34] <gonewestcoast> ro: Using LVM?
[22:34] <ActionParsnip1> Ro: gparted
[22:34] <Cav3M4n> hello
[22:34] <ActionParsnip1> Ro: i'd do it in livecd
[22:34] <ro> ActionParsnip1,  that's what i used to get this far
[22:35] <Cav3M4n> can someone help me troubleshoot i/o error
[22:35] <ro> ActionParsnip1, i have tried that to
[22:35] <cwillu> ro, what's the problem?
[22:35] <ActionParsnip1> Cav3M4n: ask the room
[22:35] <gonewestcoast> Cav3M4n: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
 Gerinych, <a href="http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=71248945qc4.png" target="_blank"><img src="http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/4161/71248945qc4.th.png" border="0" alt="Free Image Hosting at www.ImageShack.us" /></a><br /><br /><a href="http://img604.imageshack.us/content.php?page=blogpost&files=img177/4161/71248945qc4.png" title="QuickPost"><img src="http://imageshack.us/img/butansn.png" alt="QuickPost" border
[22:35] <ro> ="0">
[22:35] <FloodBot2> ro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:35] <ro> cwillu, take a look
[22:35] <cwillu> at what?
[22:35] <Cav3M4n> here's the error. [ 4405.454031] end_request: I/O error, dev sr1, sector 3864
[22:35] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 its me again....did you get my manual reference links?
[22:35] <ryanCH> what are the parameters to decypt a file with mcrypt?
[22:35] <ActionParsnip1> Cav3M4n: fsck the disk in livecd or root recovery console
[22:35] <Gerinych> ro: you can use http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=71248945qc4.png instead
[22:36] <cwillu> ro, just paste the link, don't paste a bunch of html for me to pick through :(
[22:36] <ActionParsnip1> Dante123sorry man, didnt get it
[22:36] <gonewestcoast> cwillu: http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/4161/71248945qc4.png
[22:36] <cwillu> thx
[22:36] <gonewestcoast> Since copy and paste is hard. :-p
[22:36] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  Can someone recommend software for a n00b circuit designer?  I want to create a circuit, then have the software describe and/or simulate what it does.
[22:36] <ro> cwillu, http://img177.imageshack.us/my.php?image=71248945qc4.png
[22:36] <blahblah_x> hey guys. i am running ubuntu on an xo, which has a pretty small screen. is there a way to make everything on the screen bigger for ease of use (not just the fonts)?
[22:36] <cwillu> it is when there's 6 http://'s in the mess you pasted :p
[22:36] <Cav3M4n> ActionParsnip1: ok,I need to download it. Is this the only step the 'fsck'
[22:37] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 http://www.fixya.com/support/p277618-d_link_airplus_dwl_900ap_802_11b/manual-14285/page-22
[22:37] <ro> cwillu, trying to move the unallocated part to my linux ext 3
[22:37] <cwillu> ro, sda1 or sda5?
[22:37] <ActionParsnip1> Cav3M4n: its part of a standard install, boot to recovery console, umount the partitions and check em
[22:37] <ro> cwillu, sda1 is my windows side and sda5 is linux
[22:38] <blahblah_x> jonaskoelker: i found these two through google: http://www.geda.seul.org/tools/gnucap/index.html and http://ngspice.sourceforge.net/
[22:38] <kon> could the ubuntu iso get damaged by pausing then resuming the download?
[22:38] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 and http://www.fixya.com/support/p277618-d_link_airplus_dwl_900ap_802_11b/manual-14285/page-20
[22:38] <cwillu> ro, you have windows running on ext3?  Is that even possible?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: thats windows dude
[22:38] <ro> cwillu, that is what gparted gave me
[22:38] <kon> I was downloading it and had to use the bandwidth for another file so i paused it, and when it restarted, it went fine.
[22:38] <jonaskoelker> blahblah_x: it's not a search problem, but a pruning problem :)
[22:38] <ro>  cwillu and i dual boot
[22:38] <jonaskoelker> blahblah_x: do you have experience with any of those you found?
[22:38] <Cav3M4n> Actionspartsnip1: tks, I'll be back
[22:38] <cwillu> ro, anyways, to resize sda5, you'll have to resize sda2 first into that space, and then resize sda5
[22:38] <blahblah_x> jonaskoelker: no sorry.
[22:38] <kon> Could this damage the iso ?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: add the settings to /etc/network/interfaces file
[22:38] <jonaskoelker> blahblah_x: ok; thanks for trying to help :)
[22:39] <Gerinych> jonaskoelker: whats pruning?
[22:39] <cwillu> ro, more than one physical drive?
[22:39] <Ethos> got it working but it won't connect/ping to anything via vpn
[22:39] <ActionParsnip1> kon: should be fine
[22:39] <blahblah_x> hey guys. i am running ubuntu on an xo, which has a pretty small screen. is there a way to make everything on the screen bigger for ease of use (not just the fonts)?
[22:39] <jonaskoelker> Gerinych: removing useless stuff from a large set of stuff
[22:39] <ro> cwillu, just one
[22:39] <kon> ActionParsnip1: ok
[22:39] <Gerinych> jonaskoelker: oh
[22:39] <kon> I might just go with kubuntu, that installer never gives me any problems
[22:39] <ro> cwillu, how is that done
[22:39] <cwillu> ro, never heard of windows being able to boot off an ext2/3 drive, just make me wonder
[22:40] <ActionParsnip1> blahblah_x: use a higher res, and use smaller skins for stuff (see liquifox for firefox as an example)
[22:40] <jonaskoelker> Gerinych: most commonly used about game trees; say a chess-playing program.  It makes sense to not analyze variants where you sacrifice your queen and two rooks for no obvious gain
[22:40] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi all! I managed to install my webcam with Easycam, and Cheese is working and recording as expected. But Skype shows static. Does anyone know how to fix this?
[22:40] <redvamp128> !md5 | kon:
[22:40] <exodus_ms> Is it possible to change the background color Evolution mail uses to display _recieved_ mail, I know the option is available for Composing an email
[22:40] <ro> cwillu, i don't know that is what is showing in gparted
[22:40] <kon> i installed it 5 times w/ 3 different iso files and 3 different hdd's
[22:40] <blahblah_x> blahblah_x: wait a higher res makes things smaller. i don't want more real estate, i want things to be bigger
[22:40] <Gerinych> jonaskoelker: i see...
[22:40] <kon> all of the installs hang on the log in screen
[22:40] <redvamp128> !md5 | kon:
[22:40] <ActionParsnip1> kon: did you md5 the images as well as verify the burned cd?
[22:40] <kon> any idea what it might be?
[22:40] <kab> anyone here that can help me with Jaunty and this error (EE) NVIDIA: Use the -ignoreABI option to override this check. ?
[22:40] <cwillu> ro, you'll either need to do this from a live cd, or from a terminal (i.e., not through gparted)
[22:40] <ActionParsnip1> kon: did you burn as slow as you could?
[22:41] <kon> yeah, i did the "
[22:41] <kon> "check cd for errors"
[22:41] <joljam> anyone help me
[22:41] <Bob_Dole> So, no one knows why I have to restart my computer to get ubuntu to recognize my MP3 players as mass storage devices, when both mac OS X and windows recognize them?(I asked about an hour ago)
[22:41] <kon> all was fine
[22:41] <ActionParsnip1> kon: check iso as well
[22:41] <rww> kab: Support for Jaunty is in #ubuntu+1
[22:41] <cwillu> ro, with the /dev/sda5 unmounted, you should be able to right click sda2, resize it, and then resize sda5 into that space
[22:41] <kon> will do
[22:41] <ActionParsnip1> !ask | joljam
[22:41] <draginxx> Is there a program that will allow me to edit files rmeotely but as if I were editing locally? (like form my gedit app to a rmeote machine without sftpd or something)
[22:41] <kon> ty 4 info :)
[22:41] <kab> rww, thanks
[22:41] <hajar> hi.. Is there any presentation software better than open office??
[22:41] <joljam> my intrepid is freezing on me when I see any streaming movies
[22:41] <ro> cwillu, so i have to unmount is livecd
[22:41] <ActionParsnip1> kon: make sure you burn as slow as you can
[22:41] <blahblah_x> draginxx: you can use ssh -X
[22:41] <draginxx> blahblah_x, what does that parameter do?
[22:42] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: are you fully updated. did you install codecs
[22:42] <rww> draginxx: If you can use Places > Connect to Server, than gedit can edit over connections you make there
[22:42] <kon> Oh, that might be the issue
[22:42] <kon> i burned them @ 42x :)
[22:42] <blahblah_x> draginxx: lets you run X applications
[22:42] <cwillu> ro, if you're booted into a normal install, right now, sda5 is in use.  You can't resize most filesystems while they're in use
[22:42] <draginxx> rww, right but for some reason theres no password field?
[22:42] <TrentH> Hello, I need a program to open .ACH files. I need them for some type of document my college ask's me to download.
[22:42] <ActionParsnip1> kon: thats probably why, burn as slow as you possibly can
[22:42] <draginxx> or would i enter in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>?
[22:42] <joljam> ActionParsnip .. yes .. to the best of my knowledge.. i am relatively a newbie
[22:42] <kebo> what is backtrack room ?
[22:42] <rww> draginxx: which protocol? FTP?
[22:42] <joljam> how can I check it
[22:42] <kon> Thanks for the help ActionParsnip1 :)
[22:42] <cwillu> ro, it's possible to mount it read only, and then do it, but it's not trivial
[22:42] <ro> cwillu,  that's correct
[22:42] <draginxx> rww, if theres a better one i can use id prefer it, but if i have to use ftp in this situation then fine
[22:42] <joljam> Actionparsnip
[22:43] <ro> cwillu,  so what's the best course of action
[22:43] <Cpudan80> draginxx: ssh -X is the way to go
[22:43] <TrentH> --------Hello, I need a program to open .ACH files. I need them for some type of document my college ask's me to download.------
[22:43] <hajar> hi.. Is there any presentation software better than open office??
[22:43] <igh> TrentH: what document?
[22:43] <cwillu> ro, boot from a livecd (the ubuntu livecd has gparted on it), and do it from there
[22:43] <Cpudan80> draginxx: it forwards X over to your box, so you can remote applications like gedit
[22:43] <cwillu> ro, it's pretty straightforward at that point
[22:43] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: http://filext.com/file-extension/ACH
[22:43] <TrentH> SUB_ACH_MCR.ACH (10.943 Kb)
[22:43] <Cpudan80> draginxx: to load gedit on the command line you would type gedit &
[22:43] <rww> draginxx: Connect to Server supports a bunch of different ones. See the "Service type:" field. I asked if you were using FTP because you'll need Service type: FTP (with login), rather than the default.
[22:43] <^ulysses^> dear friends is there a channel about internet connection sharing?
[22:44] <Bob_Dole> quit repeating questions over a short period of time
[22:44] <rww> !ics | ^ulysses^
[22:44] <NorthByNorthWest> Sorry... lost connection... reasking question: EasyCam installed drivers for my webcam, and Cheese can correctly show an image, but skype shows static. How do I fix this?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: file extensions dont mean much in linux, id ask them what app made the file
[22:44] <ro> cwillu, unmount my ext 3 linux part then comine into sda2
[22:44] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, the easiest way to setup that is using firestarter
[22:44] <draginxx> Cpudan80, im assuming id need gedit installed on the other machine? (remote machine)
[22:44] <ro> cwillu, that should read combine
[22:44] <draginxx> if so that cant be done as i do have admin access
[22:44] <igh> TrentH: hmm, not helpful.  What course is asking you to do this?
[22:44] <joljam> ActionParsnip1: I updated it two weeks back..
[22:44] <hajar> hi.. Is there any presentation software better than open office??
[22:44] <joljam> I do not think thats the problem
[22:44] <Cpudan80> draginxx: yes you would need gedit on the remote machine
[22:44] <Bob_Dole> I get better linux support in ##windows >.>
[22:44] <^ulysses^> does firestarter works with pppoe
[22:45] <draginxx> Cpudan80, meh thanks mate but it wont help :(
[22:45] <Bob_Dole> Of course, my problems are always the simplest things
[22:45] <TrentH> igh: Progamable Logic Controls
[22:45] <draginxx> rww, let's say I have a network under my places tab, is there a way to remove that?
[22:45] <Cpudan80> draginxx: are you just needing the data off the other machine?
[22:45] <TrentH> or, Programmable Controller Systems
[22:45] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: what spec is your pc?
[22:45] <Gerinych> bob_dole: yeah, and mine's a BSOD, they still can't solve it :)
[22:45] <joljam> Dell Inspiron 700 m
[22:45] <kon> Thanks to everyone for the help :)
[22:45] <joljam> 1.2 gb ram
[22:45] <draginxx> Cpudan80, I am trying to read/write to the other machine
[22:45] <kon> Adios
[22:45] <phorensic1> hajar: I think I have seen some web based presentation software that was supposedly really good
[22:46] <joljam> 60 gb hdd
[22:46] <Cpudan80> draginxx: can you ftp to it?
[22:46] <Bob_Dole> that don't usually matter much. But I want my very high uptimes, having to restart to get a USB thumbdrive(mp3 player, actually) to mount is counter productive
[22:46] <user___> hajar: where does it lack for your use case?
[22:46] <draginxx> Cpudan80, yessir
[22:46] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: have you installed video drivers?
[22:46] <joljam> 1.2 gb ram and 60 gb hdd
[22:46] <ro> cwillu, so unmount my sda5 and then resize my extended sda2
[22:46] <cwillu> ro, reboot into a livecd (so that sda5 isn't mounted),
[22:46] <igh> TrentH: Does ControlGuardian ring a bell?
[22:46] <cwillu> then resize sda2 (which sda5 is inside), and then resize sda5
[22:46] <rww> draginxx: You mean the entry named "Network", or an entry created when you use Connect to Server?
[22:46] <Cpudan80> draginxx: If you can SSH - use the connect to server thing under places
[22:46] <Cpudan80> draginxx: set it to SSH
[22:46] <TrentH> ControlGuardian, never heard of it?
[22:46] <phretor> what's currently the best/easiest and most recommended way to create a customized ISO from the original Ubuntu Hardy?
[22:46] <cwillu> ro, right
[22:47] <ro> cwillu,  ok then resize my extended part sda2
[22:47] <nickrud> Bob_Dole, how are you unmounting?  running   tail -f /var/log/messages   in a terminal, then doing your mp3 mount/unmount will probably give some useful info
[22:47] <joljam> ActionParsnip1: the specs of my laptop is Dell Inpiron 700 m , 1.2 gb ram, 60 gb hdd
[22:47] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: fine, have you installed video drivers?
[22:47] <ro> cwillu, so once i combine my unallocated aprt with sda2 then i can use my sda5 to tkae that free space
[22:48] <cwillu> ro, yes
[22:48] <joljam> yes... however..sometimes I have problems with vlc.. i get a blue screen
[22:48] <Bob_Dole> Normal thumbdrives work fine. MP3 players that take 5-15 seconds to get into USB mass Storage mode don't
[22:48] <TrentH> igh: Can you please give me some indepth detial about Control Guardian?
[22:48] <TrentH> detial*
[22:48] <igh> TrentH: Oh well. I did a quick google search.  That's all I found.  They didn't give any indication of what program would use this filetype?
[22:48] <TrentH> Oh, I spelled it right. LOL
[22:48] <cwillu> Bob_Dole, what kind of mp3 player?
[22:48] <dreamy> ActionParsnip1: hallow  :)
[22:48] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 to configure this unit (especially setting IP address) I connect it via usb to windows machine.  Then once it is setup properly- i have used ap-utils to further configure it or change settings.  BUT....since the second one is not wired like the first one.....I need to make all the changes via Windows...or at least I think I do and since it is already hooked up via USB for changing IP address...I might as well do it al
[22:48] <TrentH> I don't know  ethier.
[22:48] <dreamy> ActionParsnip1: "hello"
[22:48] <nickrud> proppi, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[22:49] <nickrud> phretor, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization sorry proppi
[22:49] <Bob_Dole> cheap 10 dollar MP3 player built into a thumbdrive, and a Zvue
[22:49] <TrentH> igh: Control Guardian is some software that could possibly open this file?
[22:49] <ActionParsnip1> dreamy: yo
[22:49] <joljam> ActionParsnip1: how can I update the vide drivers from the command line
[22:49] <ro> cwillu,  i'll give it a shot one guy on here said that an unuesed part has to be next to the one you want to comine is that true ecause if it is then this won't work
[22:49] <Bob_Dole> Zvue !=zune, btw
[22:49] <draginxx> Cpudan80, rww, thank you so much guys didnt know ubuntu would be smart enough for this on its own (well gnome but w/e) Thanks again mates :)
[22:49] <Neremor> hello!
[22:49] <Decepticon> which gallery software you recommend is easiest... i want to say ./script /path/i/want/thumbnailed and have it done
[22:49] <Neremor> i've a question about curl
[22:49] <Cpudan80> np
[22:49] <nickrud> Bob_Dole, without diagnostics, as shown in /var/log/syslog, we can't say much
[22:49] <cwillu> ro, if the partitions are out of order, you can just move them around first
[22:49] <igh> TrentH:  I don't know. Possibly. You should ask your instructor for more information.
[22:49] <nbeebo> how can i do so my audio out is my audio in? my soundcard itself does not support this..
[22:49] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: well if you configure the routers they will kick out dhcp of the correct network address
[22:50] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: run: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:50] <cwillu> ro, but from the screen shot, they don't look like they're out of order
[22:50] <TrentH> It isn't for me igh. It is for my dad, I took a old PC of mine and installed Linux on him. (he said he actually works faster).
[22:50] <^ulysses^> can firestarter share a pppoe connection
[22:50] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 so my question of for you is what do I put in for gatewa for the second dwl900ap?  Do I enable/disable DHCP client?  Is primary port set to ethernet of wireless?
[22:50] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: http://talishte.wordpress.com/2006/01/24/al-fin-ubuntu-the-breezy-badger-510-en-mi-pc/#more-79
[22:50] <ro> cwillu,  i know ut the unalloca aprt is nwxt to my windows side not the ext3 linux
[22:50] <Neremor> i know how to get sites with curl. but for the read-out of all birthdays on an internet platform, i have to loggin. the question is: how can i "loggin" into a site with curl?
[22:50] <exodus_ms> Is it possible to change the background color of the 'Preview Pane' for Recieved Mail in Evolution 2.24.2?
[22:51] <cwillu> ro, the unallocated part is between the windows and the linux, according to the image you sent me
[22:51] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: this site has an xorg.conf you can use, you will need to install the i810 video driver which your card uses but it wont be configured to use it
[22:51] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 and does it need to be on the same channel as the other upstairs dwl900ap
[22:51] <TrentH> igh: Can I send your a PM? I have further questions I could use help on.
[22:51] <cwillu> ro, on the other hand, I'm not convinced that the image you sent me is reflecting what's actually going on, but anyways :p
[22:51] <dulonga> hello
[22:51] <igh> TrentH: I thought you said your college was asking you to do this?
[22:51] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: you can use the dhcp in the second router but the WAN side of the second router will point to the first for dns / default gateway
[22:52] <joljam> ActionParsnip1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/109150/
[22:52] <NBBTANK> I installed Ubuntu on a seperate drive (with Vista on another) and I was wondering if anyone knew how to fix Grub so that I can boot Windows?
[22:52] <Dante1231> And lastly, what operational mode should the second downstairs one be in...Access Point (I dont think so), Access Point Client, WB Point to point, or WB point to multipoint??
[22:52] <user___> Neremor: it depends on the login site. do you mind sharing it with the channel?
[22:52] <canari> qlq??
[22:52] <ro> cwillu, that's correct is is between the first ext3 and my extended part sda2 what is that used for??
[22:52] <igh> TrentH: What's your question?
[22:52] <phorensic1> !grub
[22:52] <superfirelord42> NBBTANK, is grub erroring out or is it just not listing windows?
[22:52] <joljam> ActionParsnip.what is xorg.conf
[22:52] <cwillu> ro, eh?
[22:52] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: yeah, that uses the i810 driver
[22:52] <ActionParsnip1> !i810 | joljam
[22:52] <TrentH> I need help with resoultion and video drivers.
[22:52] <ro> cwillu, sda2 extended what is that used for
[22:52] <NBBTANK> it does not list windows
[22:52] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 okay i understand for gateway
[22:52] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: run: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:53] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, yes, it's really easy to set up, it puts the internet side firewall on the interface you specify, which i suppose would be ppp0
[22:53] <TrentH> What!?
[22:53] <ActionParsnip1> joljam: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/i810
[22:53] <Vubi> how can i install flash player 10 on 64 bit 8.10
[22:53] <TrentH> Do I put that in the gnome terminal.
[22:53] <ro> cwillu,  you have a sda2, sda5 and sda6
[22:53] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: run that command in terminal, it will tell you the video card
[22:53] <Gerinych> NBBTANK: run "sudo update-grub" in terminal, see if it does that
[22:53] <rww> Vubi: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[22:53] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, then, you just specify the Local Interface, eth0 or something, and check the box 'Enable Internet Connection sharing'
[22:53] <superfirelord42> Gerinych, you think that will autodetect it?
[22:53] <_Vi_> TrentH: 99.9% of the commands people tell you to do in here goes in your terminal (ALT +F2 then type gnome-terminal) then run the command they tell you.
[22:53] <cwillu> ro, a drive can only have 4 normal partitions.  extended partitions are a way around that (they count as one of the normal partitions, but you can put as many partitions inside it as you want)
[22:53] <Vubi> rww: is that flash 10?
[22:54] <Gerinych> superfirelord42: could be
[22:54] <kerlo> Ello. I've added a wireless network setting to Ubuntu, consisting of an SSID, an encryption mode, and a network key. The network is not set to connect automatically. How do I connect to it?
[22:54] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 does it need to be on the same channel (say anywhere from 1-11) as the other upstairs dwl900ap??  What operational mode should it be in?
[22:54] <Fractured> what would be the way to share my wlan0 connection with eth0?
[22:54] <rww> !info flashplugin-nonfree | Vubi
[22:54] <NBBTANK> thanks
[22:54] <rww> Vubi: yup
[22:54] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, i thought ahead, and specified a bridge for the local side (in /etc/network/interfaces), so i can share to everything
[22:54] <TrentH> Can somebody give me some information on that command?
[22:54] <igh> TrentH: Or, since your running Ubuntu I assume, gnome-terminal is quite nice.
[22:54] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: im unsure, id try different ones for each router
[22:54] <superfirelord42> NBBTANK, if that does not work, we can manually add the entry...
[22:54] <Tekumel> Hurray, finally got everything figured out and had a successful install :D
[22:54] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: ok, lspci will show you ALL the hardware in your system
[22:54] <TrentH> I don't understand that command.
[22:54] <TrentH> is that a L or an |
[22:54] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, b/c firestarter is *only* a firewall, it just also happens to setup port forwarding and sharing, b/c they're both easy, and part of the iptables firewall application
[22:54] <Tekumel> L
[22:54] <Tekumel> LSPCI
[22:54] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: the | pipes the command into grep which is a filtering program
[22:54] <_Vi_> no caps
[22:54] <Bob_Dole> well, the freshly formatted zvue(how I figured out there were issues, because Iit corrupted the fat32 partition on the SD ard..) connected right off..now to figure out pastebind so I can show that info you asked for. the cheapo still isn't showing as mounted in the GUI, at the very least.
[22:55] <ro> cwillu,  ok let me try that first which is resize my sda2 then use the sda5
[22:55] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, all the networking stuff takes place elsewhere, like NetworkManager
[22:55] <TrentH> Somebody PM me that command.
[22:55] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 right now they are on different channels.  So I will leave it as that.  What about operational modes:  AP, AP CLient, WB point to point, WB point to Multipoint???
[22:55] <TrentH> The screen goes to fast!
[22:55] <Schuenemann> is flash 10 ok for amd64?
[22:55] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: grp -i vga will show all the lines (case insensitive) that have the letters vga on
[22:55] <igh> TrentH: If you use gnome-terminal, you can copy and paste from you irc screen into the terminal screen.
[22:55] <cwillu> ro, you _have_ to use a livecd though, unless you want to do this via a terminal
[22:55] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: the line for your video card WILL have vga on it so we only want to show that line
[22:55] <_Vi_> TrentH: you dont wanna run COMMANDS AS CAPS in a terminal... <one tip for you :)
[22:55] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, so you could specify anything you want for the 'internet' connection, i.e. it could be a G3 modem
[22:55] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:55] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 for the second one only I need to know.  First is AP for sure...cause it is working with the nintendo ds's
[22:55] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: thats the command
[22:56] <ro> cwillu,  i know that bro what do you suggest
[22:56] <Ketrel> If I want to make a cron job that would affect a file not owned by me (that I need to use sudo to change) how would I do that?
[22:56] <bdizzle> hi
[22:56] <rdw200169> ^ulysses^, as long as it was set up correctly (it can browse the internet) through the other networking tools
[22:56] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: then change the other
[22:56] <ActionParsnip1> Dante1231: you're gonna have to change something
[22:56] <bdizzle> I realize this is #ubuntu and not #kubuntu, but I'm hoping someone can at least point me in the right direction
[22:56] <TrentH>  VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS400 [Radeon Xpress 200]
[22:56] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: wtg
[22:56] <cwillu> bdizzle, just ask, don't ask to ask
[22:56] <ActionParsnip1> !ati | TrentH
[22:56] <ActionParsnip1> TrentH: read that
[22:56] <bdizzle> does anyone know where I can get help using KDevelop?
[22:57] <loulou> I am unable to get any sound on my newly installed HP
[22:57] <cwillu> bdizzle, #kdevelop
[22:57] <bdizzle> I'm trying to work on homework for my programming class and it keeps giving me error 77 with no explainatino
[22:57] <bdizzle> thank you
[22:57] <TrentH> This is what happened, I went and.... When I first booted up Ubuntu it said I had some hardware drivers to install. I clicked activate and it did not work. The drivers didn't download or attempt to install.
[22:57] <mr_polite> how do i upgrade 8.04 to 8.10?
[22:57] <ro> cwillu, what do you suggest terminal or gparted or i have parted magic which is prob the same thing
[22:57] <Dante1231> ActionParsnip1 I'm left with three choices for operational mode, access point client, or wb point to point, wb point to multipoint.  I'm going wb point to point...cause I think that is what I want.  But if you think otherwise I respect your opinion cause you know more than I do about this.
[22:57] <rww> !upgrade | mr_polite
[22:58] <cwillu> bdizzle, and just ask in there too, don't just ask to ask, and get disappointed when noone answers "[
[22:58] <Bob_Dole> http://paste.ubuntu.com/109153/   the fact its a 517MB device makes me think it's the cheapo..the Zvue has a 256MB SD card
[22:58] <cwillu> :p
[22:58] <fabio123> hi ActionParsnip1
[22:58] <Gerinych> trenth: if it didn't download anything, your internet might not be working
[22:58] <cwillu> ro, boot off a live cd, and use gparted
[22:58] <fabio123> whye the hell Antialiasing is broken with Firefox 3.1 or 3.2 ?
[22:58] <cwillu> fabio123, downloaded from firefox.com?
[22:58] <_Vi_> !ohmy | fabio123
[22:58] <TrentH> Gerinych: It downloaded the updates and respertorys just fine.
[22:58] <ro> cwillu,  alright i'll e back to let you know how it went
[22:59] <TrentH> Now it is working :D
[22:59] <loulou> can anyone help me with a place to find info to get the correct drivers for my sound card?  I don't know the brand
[22:59] <jclbrt> anyone get moonlight working on ubuntu?
[22:59] <fabio123> from ubuntu and firefox: it's named minefield
[22:59] <TrentH> */cheer
[22:59] <Gerinych> h*** is a swear word?
[22:59] <cwillu> fabio123, the linux build from firefox.com doesn't have the same settings as ubuntu's
[22:59] <jclbrt> lolou if u dnt know the brand it is going to be difficult to find the driver
[22:59] <fabio123> with firefox 3.05 antialising is ok, but fonts are ugly with others version
[22:59] <cwillu> fabio123, I'd suggest using ubuntu-mozillateam's repository
[22:59] <cwillu> fabio123, give me a sec to get you the apt line
[23:00] <fabio123> i have download it from jaunty
[23:00] <cwillu> don't do that, you'll just cause yourself grief
[23:00] <cwillu> fabio123, "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/fta/ubuntu intrepid main" has firefox-3.1 and firefox-3.2 in it I believe
[23:01] <loulou> is there an application to check to see if the drivers I have are up to date?
[23:01] <fabio123> thank you, i will give it a try
[23:01] <TrentH> Everybody give me a round of applause, I think I have got it installed now.
[23:01] <jclbrt_> damn
[23:01] <_Vi_> !yay | TrentH
[23:01] <cwillu> fabio123, depending on what all got pulled in from jaunty, you may still have issues though
[23:01] <loulou> I am new to ubuntu and Linux.  Jumped of the windows wagon.
[23:01] <fabio123> is it true that 3.1 is better than 3.0 (faster, less memory) ?
[23:01] <sqweek> TrentH: not H for Hawkins?
[23:01] <TrentH> Uhm....
[23:01] <superfirelord42> is there a simple function that ubottu does not have?
[23:01] <TrentH> I have an issue.
[23:01] <jrib> superfirelord42: why?
[23:02] <TrentH> it won't let me enable desktop effects.
[23:02] <Gerinych> !superfirelord42
[23:02] <cwillu> fabio123, in general, it's not a good thing to mix packages;  if you want something from jaunty, look for a ppa repository with the same package for intrepid, or check if the intrepid -backports repository has it.  That way you won't break anything
[23:02] <Bob_Dole> So, I posted the diagnostic information you wanted. http://paste.ubuntu.com/109153/  It still isn't mounting as far as the GUI goes. I don't see it in the media, or mnt folders, wither
[23:02] <TrentH> !help TrentH
[23:02] <superfirelord42> jrib, i have noticed a yay, an ohmy, a ask... tons of stuff
[23:02] <cwillu> (well, won't break anything unexpected...)
[23:02] <TrentH> Oh yes you doo!
[23:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !helpme > TrentH
[23:02] <cwillu> TrentH, what kind of card?
[23:02] <TrentH> Uhm, it's an onboard card.
[23:02] <cwillu> Bob_Dole, what kind of mp3 player is it?
[23:03] <cwillu> TrentH, what does "lspci | grep -i vga" tell you?
[23:03] <cwillu> (should just give one line)
[23:03] <mr_polite> ok guys, upgrading to 8.10. wish me luck
[23:03] <Gerinych> trenth: did you restart the computer after installing display drivers?
[23:03] <TrentH> VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS400 [Radeon Xpress 200]
[23:03] <Bob_Dole> No branding. just a normal Thumbdrive in an oversized USB thumbdrive
[23:03] <nbeebo> how can i do so my audio out is my audio in? my soundcard itself does not support this..
[23:03] <sqweek> i'm trying to get 8.10 on my brother's laptop, but after the progress bar i just get a black screen. verified the md5sum, any likely boot options i should try?
[23:04] <superfirelord42> nbeebo, i will repeat what the other channel said, what makes you think this is possible?
[23:04] <TrentH> cwillu, did you see my post?
[23:04] <cwillu> TrentH, you should see a little chip-looking thing in the corner by the clock, or you can go to system | admin | hardware drivers, either way, that should let you enable the fglrx driver for that card, and then rebootg
[23:04] <nbeebo> superfirelord42, it is possible, end of story
[23:04] <Bob_Dole> nbeebo, if the card doesn't support it, then it isn't posible
[23:05] <TrentH> rebootg?
[23:05] <Bob_Dole> its a hardware reliant feature
[23:05] <rww> superfirelord42: He's been asking this in various places for weeks. Apparently, nbeebo really wants to spam voice chats with dumb music.
[23:05] <superfirelord42> rww, i guess...
[23:05] <cwillu> nbeebo, you can't use an output as an input, unless your card supports it (some cards let you use the mic and line inputs as outputs to get surround sound:  if your card doesn't mention surround sound, odds are you can't do it, it's electrically impossible)
[23:06] <nbeebo> rww, this is about support, so stop it
[23:06] <TrentH> After enabling the driver I need to restart the PC?
[23:06] <Gerinych> trenth: sometimes
[23:06] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: what kind of card do you have?
[23:06] <cwillu> TrentH, yes. Technically speaking, just restarting Xorg or gdm would suffice, but the easiest way to do that is to restart the machine :p
[23:06] <nbeebo> cwillu, i mean inside the filesyste
[23:07]  * cwillu is afk for a minute
[23:07] <jclbrt_> how come when i attempt to add a certain repoistory i get this error  "GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY ED8B789323DC003A
[23:07] <jclbrt_> "
[23:07] <Bob_Dole> Nbeebo, can you make electricity flow the opposite way in a diode within its specified voltage/amperage?
[23:07] <blip-> hi all,  i followed the instructions on this page http://amarok.kde.org/de/node/485  and added "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/project-neon/ubuntu hardy main" to my /etc/apt/sources.list,  did an update but amarok-nightly doesn't show up for me.... what's happening here ?   thanks
[23:07] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, how to see this?
[23:07] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: how to see what?
[23:07] <ortsvorsteher> how to set vlc as standard player for multimedia. and switch off totem?
[23:07] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, what kind of card i have?
[23:07] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: you should know, presumably
[23:08] <fabio123> yes lol
[23:08] <rww> ortsvorsteher: System > Preferences > Preferred Applications
[23:08] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: what kind of card did you buy?
[23:08] <fabio123> lspci
[23:08] <nbeebo> Bob_Dole, this is about the filesystem, what the computer thinks i have, everything devices do goes trough /dev im pretty sure
[23:08] <fabio123> if your card sucks it's ATI
[23:08] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, built inside the motherboard i guess
[23:08] <superfirelord42> nbeebo, the file system? that should have nothing to do with sound...
[23:08] <ortsvorsteher> !cookie | rww
[23:09] <Bob_Dole> He's talking about how everything is represented as a FILE ON unix
[23:09] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: if you do lspci it will tell you all the devices on the pci bus
[23:09] <blip-> filthy scumbags ati, their gui utility known as amdcccle in the cli doesn't even detect an external monitor plugged into a laptop
[23:09] <LEX_WELL> any one speak portuguese ?
[23:09] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: from there you might get a clue about who made your card
[23:09] <Bob_Dole> I'm about to rip the Caps lock ff this keyboard
[23:09] <gordonjcp> !pt | LEX_WELL
[23:09] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, thank ill check
[23:09] <blip-> hmm i thought portuguese was like spanish
[23:09] <actionshrimp> hi does anyone know of a good command line calculator that has physical constants built in?
[23:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob_Dole I hate my caps lock too, I remapped mine to avoid the problem
[23:10] <_Vi_> Jack_Sparrow: how do you do that?
[23:10] <blip-> i installed NOS on mine
[23:10] <gordonjcp> blip-: it's like spanish, but sort of like USian English is like UKian English
[23:10] <gordonjcp> blip-: only more so ;-)
[23:10] <sqweek> nbeebo: ask an alsa channel
[23:10] <nbeebo> intel 82801H
[23:10] <sqweek> actionshrimp: frink
[23:10] <Jack_Sparrow> _Vi_ It was quite easy..  let me see if I made notes
[23:10] <_Vi_> ok
[23:10] <nbeebo> i did 5 minutes ago, all ask again
[23:10] <actionshrimp> sqweek: is that in the repos?
[23:11] <mondayrocks> Quick question. I'm trying to use just cli for a while and so I stop X and am playing around in the CLI. I've seen it before, but don't know how to have multiple windows open with multiple applications?
[23:11] <Bob_Dole> this is an all around bad keyboard, actually
[23:11] <sqweek> actionshrimp: doubt it
[23:11]  * cwillu is back now
[23:11] <actionshrimp> thanks anywya ill check it out
[23:11] <nbeebo> gordonjcp,  its intel 82801H
[23:11] <cwillu> actionshrimp, 'google'?
[23:11] <blip-> gordonjcp: hmm i see.   even spaniards and portuguese look very similar.  at least what i see of them in football matches :)
[23:11] <mondayrocks> Any ideas?
[23:11] <cwillu> mondayrocks, screen
[23:11] <cwillu> !screen
[23:11] <mondayrocks> Thanks a lot.
[23:11] <cwillu> actionshrimp, google knows constants
[23:12] <gordonjcp> mondayrocks: also ALT-F1 to ALT-F6 will switch between terminals in the console
[23:12] <sqweek> any ideas for a blank screen booting on a laptop?
[23:12] <mondayrocks> Alright.
[23:12] <dionysus_p> what is the difference between wifi0 and ath0
[23:12] <mondayrocks> So each F command is a different terminal?
[23:12] <Bob_Dole> Google knows ALL. the right, and the wrong, and it wil give both to you, indiscriminately.
[23:12] <superfirelord42> sqweek, remove splash but leave quiet on with the boot parameters?
[23:12] <superfirelord42> sqweek, wait, to fix it or make it do that?
[23:13] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: I don't know that one particularly well
[23:13] <nbeebo> a man with google knows even more than just google, called irc..
[23:13] <superfirelord42> nevermind, ignore what i said...
[23:13] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, me neither.. but someone showed me a box to do what i wanted, i had exact same settigns but i didnt have it..
[23:14] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: some implementations of that chipset let you use your line in sockets as rear outputs
[23:14] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, box in alsa gui...
[23:14] <superfirelord42> nbeebo, could their card have that feature in it?
[23:14] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: it really comes down to what the manufacturer implements
[23:14] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: what are you trying to do, anyway?  Multi-channel recording?
[23:14] <Sudaneze> Any one have ana Idea about how to add a new usb modem to make Network manager Auto detect it ?
[23:15] <Sudaneze> an *
[23:15] <nbeebo> gordonjcp, hmm yeah.. but ill keep on asking, this must be possible within the fullsystem.. nope, play audio files with voice chat that doesnt support this
[23:15] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: I'm not sure what you're trying to do
[23:15] <DexXxToR> :-D
[23:15] <rww> nbeebo: "this must be possible within the fullsystem" --> I'm really not sure why you think it's possible.
[23:15] <gordonjcp> nbeebo: but if your card doesn't support it, it doesn't support it
[23:15] <sqweek> nbeebo: alsa lives mostly outside the filesystem, because it is retarded
[23:15] <Bob_Dole> also, speaking of external modems, anyone know where I can find cheap ones?(10-30USD)
[23:15] <sqweek> it has nothing to do with card support
[23:16] <jclbrt_> well moonlight is lame
[23:16] <gordonjcp> sqweek: eh?
[23:16] <sqweek> he just wants a different channel selected for input
[23:16] <jclbrt_> only works on silverlight 1.0
[23:16] <superfirelord42> sqweek, if the feature is not built into the card, how is it supposed to use that feature!?
[23:16] <nbeebo> well, ive seen it in action
[23:16] <jclbrt_> nothing i use uses silverlight 1.0
[23:16] <Yoyoto> Hey does anyone know of a taxcut alternative for Linux?
[23:16] <sycho> So I just installed Ubuntu 8.10 x64. When I loaded it up the first time it wanted to download and enable the ati drivers. I've neer had a problem with this before so I let it. However now when it reboots it loads the splash screen, the bar goes to 100% then goes to terminal. I can only log into terminal now and gnome no longer is working. I have tried replacing xorg.conf with a backup
[23:16] <Ketrel> If I want to make a cron job that would affect a file not owned by me (that I need to use sudo to change) how would I do that?
[23:16] <superfirelord42> sqweek, he didnt say a different chan selected for input, he said use his output as an input
[23:17] <Bob_Dole> I think nbeebo wants a loopback interface
[23:17] <sqweek> look, the voice chat program doesn't know shit about the sound card
[23:17] <jclbrt_> sycho: what happens when u type startx?
[23:17] <sqweek> it just gets fed an input channel by alsa
[23:17] <nickrud> sqweek, think disney g rated for language, thanks
[23:17] <sycho> I cerated when I first loaded. but that didn't work. I also tries restore mode and fixing the Xorg0server. Nothing, any ideas on how to unbreak whatever it just broke?
[23:18] <sycho> when I type starx it say there are no screens. hangs for a few mins, then back to the terminal
[23:18] <Jack_Sparrow> _Vi_ System... Pref..Keyboard..Layout ... Select your Keyboard... Other Options... Ctrl Key Position...   Make capslock and additional ctrl
[23:18] <jclbrt_> :-\
[23:18] <Bob_Dole> over on the ##windows channel I always say FORMAT AND REINSTALL, but I'm sure its much easier to fix on linux.
[23:18] <sycho> jclbrt_: howver when I shutdown it says its closing gnome
[23:18] <sqweek> if you want to pass the output of another channel into that one, it is entirely within alsa's domain. no hardware involved
[23:18] <jclbrt_> well gnome can be running without the xserver running
[23:18] <Gerinych> anyone ever used bitpim?
[23:19] <jclbrt_> what about uninstalling the ATI drivers?
[23:19] <dmsuperman> Without using compiz I'd like to set some of my hotkeys to use Super, however in Keyboard Shortcuts if you even _press_ super it replaces the whole hotkey with it (as opposed to using it as a modifier). Is there a way to fix this?
[23:19] <jclbrt_> what is the graphic card sycho?
[23:19] <Guest27398> cwillu, are you still here
[23:19] <IndyGunFreak> Bob_Dole: sometimes, thats the easiest fix here, also.
[23:19] <jsfoxton> hi ppl!!
[23:19] <cwillu> sycho, from the console, sudo apt-get install pastebinit, and then run pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:19] <dmsuperman> !hi | jsfoxton
[23:19] <sycho> jclbrt_: how can I default back to what the origonal install was? It took me 3 hours to get ubuntu 8.10 to install grub. that was awesome, now this. So far I'm not very impressed with 8.10
[23:19]  * cwillu hides from <Guest27398>
[23:19] <jsfoxton> does anyone know how to uninstall office in wine?
[23:19] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, have you tried using the uninstaller?
[23:19] <cwillu> eek!
[23:20] <IndyGunFreak> jsfoxton: run the installer in wine
[23:20] <jclbrt_> sycho what is the graphics card?
[23:20] <cwillu> ro, progress?
[23:20] <jsfoxton> sper: yep
[23:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob_Dole Did you catch the caplock trick
[23:20] <sycho> jclbrt_: ati x1600
[23:20] <ro> cwillu,  hey the sda2 file has a key next to it and it won't let me resize it
[23:20] <Bob_Dole> just did
[23:20] <Gerinych> jsfoxton: applications>wine>uninstall wine software
[23:20] <Bob_Dole> and it works :)
[23:20] <sycho> cwillu: what will that tell me?
[23:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob_Dole Let me know if it hels.. I may make it a factoid
[23:20] <jsfoxton> ger: tried that...keeps coming up with an error and wont uninstal
[23:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob_Dole Let me know if it helps.. I may make it a factoid
[23:20] <sqweek> dmsuperman: sounds like you need to set Super as a modifier, see xmodmap
[23:20] <cwillu> sycho, won't tell you anything, but if you give me the link it gives you, it might tell me what's wrong
[23:20] <Darksmurf> Question: Swap on SD card on Intrepid. (Dell Mini9): Reasons not to do it? I would LOVE to be able to hibernate...
[23:21] <superfirelord42> Jack_Sparrow, thanks for the capslock tip
[23:21] <gordonjcp> Darksmurf: it will trash your SD card
[23:21] <cwillu> sycho, (just dumps the log file to pastebin.com, presuming you're connected to the network when you run it)
[23:21] <ro> cwillu, i tried to add the unallocated part back tothe origianl ext3 (widows) it did it and when i wwnt to boot into windows i geta error message
[23:21] <Jack_Sparrow> np I will make a factoid later
[23:21] <sycho> cwillu: alright i will have to reboot in a sec and I will try
[23:21] <Bob_Dole> Yeah.. SD cards use flash. Flash is physically damaged when you write to it
[23:21] <Darksmurf> gordonjcp I am not worried about life of the SD card.
[23:21] <Bob_Dole> Very small amount of damage, but it adds up
[23:21] <cwillu> ro, um,
[23:21] <cwillu> ro, what error message?
[23:22] <gordonjcp> Darksmurf: you could probably arrange to only write to the card when you suspend
[23:22] <cwillu> ro, and are you _sure_ you didn't try anything before you came in here?  (as I said, ext3 isn't a filesystem that windows would normally touch)
[23:22] <ro> cwillu, error message 13 and it says wrong formay and i can't chose my windows
[23:22] <gordonjcp> Darksmurf: but using it as normal swap would knacker the card very very quickly
[23:22] <gordonjcp> Darksmurf: we're possibly talking hours here
[23:22] <rww> ro: The key icon means that it's either mounted or being used as swap. Right-click it and hit "unmount" or "swapoff".
[23:22] <Darksmurf> gordonjcp: ahh, saddness..
[23:22] <Bob_Dole> One of my flash drives has been seriously abused, a 512MB card, now its a 460MB card
[23:22] <cwillu> Darksmurf, you're machine will crash if and when the flash starts to die
[23:22] <Neremor> hello!
[23:22] <ro> cwillu,  why can't i boot bck into windows
[23:23] <Neremor> i've a problem with my shell script
[23:23] <Bob_Dole> ro, is it missing NTLDR?
[23:23] <cwillu> ro, I need to know the error message, and I need to know exactly what you tried to do
[23:23] <rdw200169> Neremor, you should paste it,
[23:23] <Neremor> i have to loggin into a site and parse some information on it and follow links etc... what is the best console-program for that stuff?
[23:23] <rdw200169> !pastebin | Neremor
[23:23] <jclbrt_> i wish i could get more effects to compiz fusion
[23:23] <sqweek> Neremor: curl
[23:23] <jsfoxton> is there another way of uninstalling directly??
[23:23] <superfirelord42> jclbrt_, there is a program for that in ubuntu
[23:23] <Darksmurf> so..maybe a hibernate to disk type of setup, but not a "normal" swap. Thanks. I figured I would have a few weeks of use as swap.
[23:24] <rww> !ccsm | jclbrt_
[23:24] <ro> cwillu,  wqhen i couldn't merge the unall part into my sda2 file i moved it ack into my windows side
[23:24] <Neremor> hm and how do i logg in with curl and follow links?
[23:24] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: What exactly are you trying to do?
[23:24] <cwillu> ro, frankly, I suspect you deleted your windows partition and replaced it with an ext3 partition, before you took that screen shot :(
[23:24] <Neremor> google didn't tell me
[23:24] <Gerinych> ro: that's because your windows partition is formatted under ext3
[23:24] <superfirelord42> rww, couldnt remember tha name. :P
[23:24] <sqweek> Neremor: curl(1)
[23:24] <jsfoxton> gordon: get rid of office in wine...it says an error occured and wont unistall
[23:24] <j_clbrt> wtf... i keep getting booted
[23:24] <j_clbrt> thanx guys... i have that... i want more options that those tho
[23:25] <ro> cw i din't delete my windows aprt i jst added back the unallocated part so that i can start over now it won't let me reboot back into windows
[23:25] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: okay, have you got anything else installed in wine?
[23:25] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, do you have alot installed on wine?
[23:25] <jsfoxton> nothing else
[23:25] <cwillu> ro (use my entire nick, otherwise I won't get highlighted, and if I leave for more than two seconds, I won't know you ever said anything)
[23:25] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: because if not - or if you do, but it's nothing you care about - you could just delete the .wine directory
[23:25] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, then just rm -rf ~/.wine
[23:25] <cwillu> ro, (cw<tab> would do it)
[23:26] <gordonjcp> yup
[23:26] <ro> cwillu,  ok
[23:26] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, if you have nothing you care about like gordonjcp said...
[23:26] <jsfoxton> that will get rid of everything?
[23:26] <gordonjcp> superfirelord42: I was about to say that, but wasn't sure if you were allowed to say "rm -rf" in here ;-)
[23:26] <LEX_WELL> I'm getting some trouble to install a new video card driver, can anybody help me?
[23:26] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: it will get rid of everything in .wine
[23:26] <cwillu> ro, windows does not use ext3.  It uses ntfs, or it uses fat32.  The fact that your windows drive is on ext3 means something is seriously wrong
[23:26] <j_clbrt> wow gnome-look has like no screensavers
[23:26] <hkais> hello
[23:26] <Bob_Dole> Windows can't read ext3
[23:26] <Bob_Dole> Not only not use it, but not read it
[23:27] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: "rm" ReMove, "-rf" Recursive, Force, ".wine/" the .wine directory
[23:27] <rww> gordonjcp: It's only a problem if the object of your rm-ing is the root directory.
[23:27] <cwillu> ro, it's possible to install a driver to allow windows to read/write to ext2/3, but you wouldn't have done it by accident, and it still wouldn't allow you to boot from it
[23:27] <hkais> i have copied a vmware installation and migrated the uuid. now my network is missing. where to look for the error?
[23:27] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: rm -rf is very dangerous.  Treat it like a running chainsaw with a sticky throttle
[23:27] <rww> gordonjcp: or something else catastrophic
[23:27] <superfirelord42> Bob_Dole, it can read it.. there are some drivers, it just has to be installed...
[23:27] <j_clbrt> cwillu: he probably installed ubuntu inside windows
[23:27] <cwillu> Bob_Dole, (there is a windows ext2 driver available which works, but ya :p)
[23:27] <jsfoxton> lol
[23:27] <cwillu> j_clbrt, which, wubi?
[23:27] <luke_> Question:  Why can't I change my screen resolution to something other then 600-480 or 800-600?
[23:27] <Bob_Dole> I have had those drivers..they work poorly >.>
[23:27] <cwillu> ugh
[23:27] <jsfoxton> would i have to reboot to see it removed?
[23:27] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: rm -rf will quite easily take your leg off
[23:27] <Bob_Dole> or did. Have they updated?
[23:27] <smithw> I figure you get that a lot around here, but are there any (good) news on nvidia legacy drivers for 8.10?
[23:28] <gordonjcp> jsfoxton: there isn't a safety guard, because you might *want* to take your leg off
[23:28] <Bob_Dole> In the past ~2 years\
[23:28] <zelrikriando> rm -rf should be disabled for beginners
[23:28] <j_clbrt> cwillu, yea
[23:28] <ro> cwillu,  i newver ahd a problem going back and forth form windows to linux
[23:28] <luke_> Why can't I change my screen resolution?
[23:28] <brotherhand> has anybody succeeded in getting flash to output audio through usb audio device?
[23:28] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, no, you wont have to reboot, it just removes it....
[23:28] <j_clbrt> cwillu, i used wubi and now when in linux it says that my windows is installed on ext3
[23:28] <gordonjcp> zelrikriando: that's not as good an idea as you think
[23:28] <Izinucs> gordonjcp: I think what rww was saying is that the location .wine/ is recognized as being in root.. you should reference the location.. if in /home then /home/.wine/
[23:28] <Bob_Dole> ro, you can have more than 1 FS on a HD..just 1 FS per partition
[23:28] <jsfoxton> but i just looked and its still in my apps dir
[23:28] <zelrikriando> gordonjcp, why
[23:28] <luke_> Can't anyone help me?
[23:29] <kerlo> luke_: ello.
[23:29] <j_clbrt> but actually what happens is wubi creates a folder in the root level of the C drive and i guess somehow that is formatted to ext3
[23:29] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, are you using wine right now?
[23:29] <Izinucs> luke_: do you have an nvidia video card?
[23:29] <cwillu> j_clbrt, wanna take over ro's troubleshooting?  I'm opposed to wubi on ethical grounds (imo, it's stupid to offer it as a valid option, when it's known that something as simple as a power failure can kill the windows fs)
[23:29] <luke_> Hey, I'm trying to change my screen resolution but the only options are 800-600 and 600-480
[23:29] <luke_> Yes
[23:29] <cwillu> (from the ubuntu side)
[23:29] <Bob_Dole> It emulates Ext3, not formatted to ext3
[23:29] <Izinucs> luke_: what model?
[23:29] <gbear14275> so rmdir removes a directory if its empty... but what deleted a directory if its not empty?
[23:29] <j_clbrt> i've never had problems with wubi before
[23:29] <luke_> 8400 GS
[23:29] <hkais> no hints there the networkcard is configured?
[23:29] <rww> Izinucs: gordonjcp asked if he was allowed to say "rm -rf" in here. I was pointing out that it's fine to say it if you're recommending that someone remove (e.g.) ~/.wine, but not if you're talking about deleting / or /etc/ or something.
[23:29] <gbear14275> or is there a force flag?  the ignore option just seems to not work and ignore the error
[23:29] <johnnny>  hi
[23:29] <cwillu> j_clbrt, there's a known issue
[23:30] <jsfoxton> how do i find easily the .wine dir?
[23:30] <j_clbrt> ro what is the problem?
[23:30] <superfirelord42> gbear14275, rm -rf (But beware, it will delete it all)
[23:30] <Izinucs> rww: ah.. I missed that.. sorry
[23:30] <rww> gbear14275: rm -r directoryname
[23:30] <superfirelord42> gbear14275, it wont even ask you...
[23:30] <rww> Izinucs: no problem :)
[23:30] <djabbour> Anyone know what "VT_ACTIVATE operation not permitted" means? I'm trying to debug why this app won't work as a non-root user.
[23:30] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, first, exit anything you are using in wine
[23:30] <gbear14275> rww: superfirelord42 thanks!
[23:30] <kerlo> I've just booted into an Ubuntu Live CD, probably the most recent one. Right away, my PCI wireless adapter is recognized by iwconfig and ifconfig -a, but ifconfig with no arguments and Network Tools do not list it.
[23:30] <luke_> Izinicus, i thin kt's an 8400 GS
[23:30] <Izinucs> luke_: look in System -->Administrator -->Hardware Drivers and see if there is an nvidia driver there to activate
[23:30] <SherokiX> good night
[23:30] <rww> djabbour: which app?
[23:30] <j_clbrt> cwillu, i only did it cuz i wanted a way to have a dynamic storage size for ubuntu
[23:30] <gordonjcp> zelrikriando: because it's not that big a problem, and rf -rf is something you need to do surprisingly often
[23:31] <superfirelord42> jsfoxton, then open a terminal and run "cd ~"
[23:31] <cwillu> j_clbrt, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=522296
[23:31] <kerlo> Also, ifup doesn't recognize it.
[23:31] <zelrikriando> gordonjcp, I personnally dont
[23:31] <djabbour> rww, It's a binary which tests this library I'm using tslib. It reads from the touchscreen event input /dev/input/event5 and writes to the framebuffer /dev/fb0.
[23:31] <luke_> "No propriety drivers are in use on this system"
[23:31] <cwillu> ro, apparently booting off the windows install cd, and running chkdsk c: /R might fix things, but I can't vouch for it
[23:32] <superfirelord42> jsalisbury, and then you can do the "rm -rf .wine", but make sure you enter that exactly....
[23:32] <sqweek> djabbour: it's trying to use a priveledged ioctl
[23:32] <ro> j_clbrt,  i tried to merge a unallocated part into sda2 it din't work it had a key next to it and then i proceeded to put it back into my windows ext3 and now i can't reboot back into windows
[23:32] <luke_> Izinicus, it says no propriety drivers are in use on this system
[23:32] <LEX_WELL> anybody have
[23:32] <djabbour> sqweek, Okay, can I chmod something to give it access?
[23:32] <zelrikriando> hmm maybe I do
[23:32] <Izinucs> luke_: is this a brand new install?
[23:32] <rww> djabbour: In a default Ubuntu setup, at least one of those /dev/ nodes isn't accessible by normal users. That's probably your issue.
[23:32] <luke_> Yes
[23:32] <LEX_WELL> problem with 945gm Intel videocard
[23:33] <j_clbrt> ro u may need to reinstall grub... it seems to have lost where windows is installed
[23:33] <sqweek> djabbour: no, ioctls live outside the filesystem because they're retarded
[23:33] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | LEX_WELL
[23:33] <djabbour> sqweek, so is my only option to run this app as a root user?
[23:33] <Izinucs> luke_: use my nick in replys.. type the first few characters and hit TAB to auto complete then I'll see what you are addressing to me easier.
[23:33] <j_clbrt> ro: did u install ubuntu on it's own partition or did u use wubi
[23:33] <sqweek> yes
[23:33] <godtvisken> hmm..i have no discs to burn! is there a way to install ubuntu virtually? i am on win vista. i was thinking of installing vmware and somehow partitioning the disc, then from vmware installing ubuntu on an empty partition. then i'd need a bootloader too.. hm!
[23:33] <superfirelord42> j_clbrt, i thought he was using wubi
[23:33] <ro> j_clbrt,  i installed ubutnu froma live cd