[18:29] <phox_> airtonix: 1) what do you mean? 2) thx!
[18:29] <airtonix> ajs86, :) ^^^
[18:30] <seevee> exit
[18:30] <Nitsuga> ajs86, btw, welcome to ubuntu
[18:30] <airtonix> phox_, in the terminal , type gnome- then press tab twice.
[18:30] <lordblaa> hey everyone - this is so weird i don't even know where to start looking to fix it but it must be simple.. trying to run a particular program but when i run it i get 'no such file or directory' even though i can clearly see it in the filemanager, terminal, etc.. have checked permissions.. any ideas at all anyone?!
[18:30] <gsgleason> Ganymede: yes I see that.  I've never dealt with avahi, sorry
[18:30] <DemoOn> do i need to reinstall grub?
[18:31] <lordblaa> what's weirder is it was working thismorning until i reinstalled..
[18:31] <Ganymede> gsgleason, okay, thanks
[18:31] <sundar> lordblaa: reinstalled what?
[18:31] <gsgleason> lordblaa: what program and how are you doing it?
[18:31] <llutz> lordblaa: its not in your $PATH
[18:31] <Nitsuga> ajs86, "survive" in Ubuntu is very easy. Just don't think Windows
[18:31] <k4rt33k> Suggestion for a good music player with lyrics feature. I have rythmbox but I think it sucks in interface. I run enlightenment as WM and want something light on it. I currently use mplayer but cannot find lyrics for that.
[18:31] <phox_> airtonix: thx
[18:31] <lordblaa> dwarf fortress :)
[18:31] <lordblaa> llutz: i'm running "./df"
[18:31] <InsaneMonkey02> Can someone please help me with this tutorial http://www.toosweettobesour.com/2009/05/13/logitech-mx-revolution-revoco-in-ubuntu-904-jaunty-click-to-click-even-after-a-resumewakeup/
[18:32] <airtonix> phox_, if i could put all the letters i was saved from typing with tab completion on a page and print it... it would wrap around the solar system more times than you've had hot dinners
[18:32] <ajs86> Thanks! I'm just not savvy at all with computer stuff in general. I have friends who can help, me, just not right now. They're very savvy with this stuff and just graduated college for it.
[18:32] <lordblaa> (actually ./dwarffortress.exe (ignore the exe - misnamed by the developer who is windows centric) )
[18:32] <douwe> Hi, I want to concatenate a large number of files. So large, that doing "cat *.txt" results in an error. Now I want to do this using find and xargs, but I'm not sure how..
[18:32] <lordblaa> (it's a linux binary)
[18:32] <ajs86> They recommended I come here for now, until they can get to me.
[18:32] <peleg_> Oh! wierd enough, I *can* press enter and get one line down! but nothing else happens...
[18:32] <Nitsuga> ajs86, well, what do you want to do?
[18:32] <llutz> lordblaa: sh df
[18:32] <airtonix> lordblaa, has it been set to executable yet ?
[18:33] <Nitsuga> just forget about the programs you use in Windows
[18:33] <lordblaa> airtonix: yes
[18:33] <gsgleason> lordblaa: do it and put it in pastebin
[18:33] <ajs86> Well, I know Ubuntu doesn't totally need an antivirus, I guess? But, I'd still like to have one, and I wanna get other things back as well, like my CCleaner.
[18:33] <ajs86> A program to DL music.
[18:33] <linxeh> ccleaner ?
[18:33] <blakkheim> ajs86: are you trolling?
[18:33] <Trek> ccleaner won't work on ubuntu, ajs86
[18:33] <Nitsuga> for example, if you want to.. play music, you can use Rythmbox in applications -> sound and video
[18:33] <k4rt33k> was my question ot?
[18:33] <lordblaa> clayts@TheChao:/usr/local/bin/df_linux$ ls -Al // .....-rwxrwxrwx  1 clayts clayts 7570884 2010-02-21 18:08 dwarfort.exe.... // ./dwarfort.exe // bash: ./dwarfort.exe: No such file or directory
[18:33] <ajs86> Ok
[18:33] <Trek> ajs86, they have Limewire for Linux
[18:33] <ikonia> ajs86: if you know it doesn't need one - why do you want one, more so when you say you are new to it
[18:34] <madjoe> hi! how can I upgrade my indicator-applet to a new version?
[18:34] <k4rt33k> Suggestion for a good music player with lyrics feature. I have rythmbox but I think it sucks in interface. I run enlightenment as WM and want something light on it. I currently use mplayer but cannot find lyrics for that.
[18:34] <blakkheim> madjoe: the same way you update every other program
[18:34] <Nitsuga> ajs86, linux av programs only detect windows viruses
[18:34] <gsgleason> ajs86: you need to change your mindset.  you don't need a specific app.  you need any app to accomplish a task.  you need to get used to the linux apps.
[18:34] <ikonia> madjoe: which applet and do you know if there is a new version available ?
[18:34] <Trek> ikonia, maybe ajs86 wants it to be more like windows o.O
[18:34] <linxeh> ajs86:  you mean like download music from itunes, amazon etc ?
[18:34] <blakkheim> k4rt33k: mpd, ncmpcpp
[18:34] <Nitsuga> there arent autoreplicating viruses in linux
[18:34] <sundar> douwe: find . -name '*.txt' | xargs cat
[18:34] <lordblaa> really weird, right?!
[18:34] <llutz> ajs86: if you care about security, don't run/install stuff you don't need. that will decrease your security
[18:35] <madjoe> blakkheim: I'm new with Linux.. started 2 days ago, but have some previous knowledge... I didn't upgrade any Linux app so far
[18:35] <llutz> ajs86: more code == more issues
[18:35]  * kostkon is listening on Spotify: Only Time - Original Version by Enya from  [] { 0,  }
[18:35]  * kostkon is listening on Spotify: Only Time - Original Version by Enya from  [] { 0,  }
[18:35]  * kostkon is listening on Spotify: Only Time - Original Version by Enya from  [] { 0,  }
[18:35] <gsgleason> ajs86: the unprivlidged methodology in linux is far more secure.
[18:35] <FloodBot2> kostkon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:35] <Nitsuga> the only way you can get "infected" is double-clicking a program that says "gimme your password please"
[18:35] <lordblaa> downloaded from scratch, copied across my old version working on this computer on an earlier install, all the same result
[18:35] <blakkheim> madjoe: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[18:35] <madjoe> ikonia: indicator-applet from 0.2.0 to 0.2.1
[18:35] <Trek> ajs86: what llutz said, don't install stuff you don't need
[18:35] <ikonia> madjoe: is that version available in the ubuntu repos ?
[18:35] <madjoe> ikonia: no
[18:35] <gsgleason> ajs86: http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/8261-note-to-new-linux-users-no-antivirus-needed
[18:35] <blakkheim> !info indicator-applet
[18:35] <k4rt33k> blakkheim: That was cool. Thanks
[18:35] <peleg_> help! please. "ssh" is not working well here. It gets my computer all stuck...
[18:36] <lordblaa> no ideas anyone?
[18:36] <madjoe> blakkheim: it's not available in the ubuntu repos
[18:36] <gsgleason> peleg_: be more specific.
[18:36] <blakkheim> madjoe: then you have to compile it
[18:36] <Trek> peleg_: do you have an open port on your ssh server?
[18:36] <ikonia> madjoe: ok - so you'd have to build it yourself from scratch, which I'd advise against as it will break compatibility with ubuntu packages in future
[18:36] <sundar> Windows Vista earns me every time because my Bluetooth mouse works there! Ubuntu just says adding the device failed... Too bad because I really want to try ubuntu more...
[18:36] <Trek> peleg_: are you specifying the right port?
[18:36] <ajs86> Ok, well thanks for all your help. I'm just so used to Windows and still thinking Windows. I need to feel out Linux more and just get more used to it. But, I do need a program for DLing music though. I don't know all the apps yet that Linux offers, and what music programs work on Linux and such
[18:36] <peleg_> sorry, I was more specific up there, I'll state it again
[18:36] <Hubert_Chang> loadblaa, maybe it is run with wine.
[18:36] <gsgleason> ajs86: downloading music from where?
[18:37] <ikonia> ajs86: downloading from where ? itunes ?
[18:37] <lordblaa> sorry gsgleason forgot to say your name when i pasted the results did you notice them
[18:37] <madjoe> ikonia: I assumed that, that's why I came here... so should I change anything in .sh files for manual installation?
[18:37] <peleg_> I am doing something simple, that I was always doing: ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:37] <peleg_> then I am waiting for password prompt
[18:37] <llutz> ajs86: it's the same story using windows, no difference
[18:37] <Trek> peleg_: okay, is the server running?
[18:37] <ikonia> madjoe: .sh files are shell files - they are nothing to do with it
[18:37] <lordblaa> Hubert_Chang: nah, it's not i've been running it for a while, its just misnamed
[18:37] <blakkheim> peleg_: use ssh -v for more debugging
[18:37] <peleg_> but instead of "password:", nothing happens, and the computer is completely stuck -- I can't even alt-tab
[18:37] <gsgleason> peleg, add -vv after ssh and put in pastebin
[18:37] <sinbox> ajs86 check nicotine+ if I caught your drift
[18:37] <ikonia> madjoe: I'd stronly advise against building it yourself, more so if you don't know what you're doing. Is there a specific reason you want to update the version ?
[18:37] <lordblaa> Hubert_Chang: ... although i will install wine now that you say that just to be safe.. lol
[18:37] <ajs86> I had iTunes, and I recently had a birthday, someone got me iTunes gift cards, so I wanted to use them up.
[18:37] <hajmola> i have a PDF that has dark background and light text. Is there any way that I can make it so when the file is printed it inverts and makes the text black and the bacground white?
[18:38] <lorenzo__> #ubuntu-it
[18:38] <peleg_> Trek, yes, it is. I have tried more than one server.
[18:38] <ikonia> ajs86: ok - to use itunes you have to run it in wine as there is no native itunes client for linux
[18:38] <peleg_> blakkheim, moment.
[18:38] <ikonia> !itunes | ajs86
[18:38] <gsgleason> ajs86: that sucks.  an itunes gift card is a bad present for a linux user.
[18:38] <lordblaa> but why would it say 'file not found'?!
[18:38] <Trek> peleg_: run ssh -v<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(replace with actual server data), post into pastebin
[18:38] <endeavormac> anyone here play heroes of newerth?
[18:38] <gsgleason> lordblaa: if you're typing ./blah that means it's in your current directory
[18:38] <ajs86> Well, I just started Linux yesterday, forgetting about the iTunes stuff, as I didn't use it much.
[18:38] <ikonia> endeavormac: why - do you have a support question
[18:39] <endeavormac> ikonia: nope
[18:39] <blakkheim> lol
[18:39] <ikonia> endeavormac: ok - then please don't ask as this is ubuntu support discussion
[18:39] <Nitsuga> ajs86, There is a "magic" program that allow you to use mot Windows apps
[18:39] <Trek> !ot | endeavormac
[18:39] <Nitsuga> it's called Wine
[18:39] <lordblaa> gsgleason: yah but it is in the current directory.. :)
[18:39] <endeavormac> ikonia trek ok, thanks
[18:39] <Nitsuga> ajs86, wine, as with most Ubuntu apps, can be found int the Software Centre
[18:39] <madjoe> ikonia: yes, there's a known bug which is fixed in 0.2.1 (new release)...
[18:39] <gsgleason> lordblaa: i missed what you had said.
[18:40] <gsgleason> how can I see entries from a certain nick in irssi?
[18:40] <ikonia> madjoe: if you know the bug and you know it's fixed, log the bug on launchpad.net and get the ubuntu repos updated
[18:40] <sundar> Hi.. can anyone please help me with setting up my bluetooth mouse?
[18:40] <peleg_> Trek, I can't really paste, since it gets me computer stuck... but the last line was SSH2_MESSAGE_SERVICE_ACCEPT received ...
[18:40] <lordblaa> damn, Hubert_Chang you're my hero that was spot on, installed wine and it was fine
[18:40] <gsgleason> peleg_: you should be able to do ctrl+c to kill it
[18:40] <FoolishOwl> I'm wondering about anacron. I've created a script for backups using rsync, and it works when I execute it at the command line using sudo, it works fine. So, I copied the script to /etc/cron.weekly. It doesn't seem to have executed, however.
[18:40] <ajs86> Ok, thanks, everyone.
[18:40] <lordblaa> i definitely feel stupid now.. lol could have sworn it was native
[18:40] <peleg_> It looks like the password prompt activates something that annoys the computer.
[18:40] <peleg_> gsgleason, can't...
[18:40] <Nitsuga> ajs86, The beta release has more compatitbility with more apps, but it is a bit less stable
[18:41] <ajs86> ok
[18:41] <Hubert_Chang> lordblaa, have fun.
[18:41] <root> is it possible to be taken over on irc when running as root?
[18:41] <lordblaa> in fact i -know- it's native.. don't understand that at all.. but thanks :D
[18:41] <peleg_> gsgleason, can't even alt-tab, ctrl-D, ctrl-Z or ctrl-
[18:41] <ikonia> root: possibly
[18:41] <phrix> hi all, I want to check if mysql is accessible.. any clue??
[18:41] <Trek> peleg_: interesting, can I ask you to try something for me?
[18:41] <Guest60078> OMG BYE BYE
[18:41] <ikonia> phrix: in what way, from where ?
[18:41] <peleg_> Trek, sure -- I'll try...
[18:41] <ikonia> phrix: define accessible ?
[18:41] <gsgleason> peleg_: what are you trying to ssh to/
[18:41] <lordblaa> Hubert_Chang: no fun.. just a calming of my jittering withdrawal symptoms ;)
[18:41] <gsgleason> ?
[18:42] <peleg_> gsgleason, my server or my university (tried both)
[18:42] <hannes815> has anyone got experience with the computer janitor?
[18:42] <trece8> hi, how do I automate the downloads of a podcast that updates really fast? (Like two podcasts every 5 minutes)?
[18:42] <Trek> peleg_ try this: ssh -v <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:42] <peleg_> I think the only way I can "release" it is press 100s of times <enter...
[18:42] <cruncher> i'm really new to irc, can anyone tell me how to get to the off topic channel?
[18:42] <ikonia> cruncher: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:42] <peleg_> Trek, sure
[18:42] <FoolishOwl> phrix, what do you mean by "accessible"?
[18:42] <trece8> Rhythmbox only does it one time per hour and only downloads the last of the podcast
[18:43] <gsgleason> peleg_ are you using pub keys?
[18:43] <phrix> ikonia, accessible by root I meant...
[18:43] <etzerd> hello all
[18:43] <etzerd> ?
[18:43] <ikonia> phrix: as the root unix user, or the root mysql user ?
[18:43] <fccf> trece8: use an rss aggregator that updates every min or so
[18:43] <FoolishOwl> When does anacron execute a script that can't be executed at the "official" time?
[18:44] <peleg_> gsgleason, with my server I am
[18:44] <ikonia> FoolishOwl: the next time that time comes around
[18:44] <trece8> fccf, for example, which? But mind you that I want to download all the new podcasts, not just the last
[18:44] <Ascavasaion> I eventually got the Laptop to connect to the Internet with a cellphone via a bluetooth dongle.  Took me forever but okay it worked.  But only with my wife's Samsung D600.  When I use my cellphone Samsung SGF-J750 it refuses to stay connected.  I change the MAC address and the channel number and then do a sudo rfcomm release MACADDRESSHERE and then a sudo rfcomm bind rfcomm0 MACADDRESS CHANNELNUMBER and it does not work.  Any ideas f
[18:44] <Ascavasaion> rom someone who has done this and also burnt their fingers?
[18:44] <zeleftikam> Any idea how to get PDF files not to look like crap?
[18:44] <Trek> peleg, peleg_, did it return "connection refused"?
[18:44] <phrix> ikonia, FoolishOwl, accessible as root unix user...
[18:44] <ikonia> phrix: the unix user doesn't matter
[18:44] <Ascavasaion> zeleftikam: Spectacles? :)
[18:44] <airtonix> !anyone | hannes815
[18:44] <ikonia> phrix: mysql has it's own internal user/pasword authentication system
[18:44] <FoolishOwl> ikonia, I thought the point was that if it couldn't be executed at the official time, it would be executed at the first opportunity.
[18:44] <etzerd> I have a Dell i5 1764 with an Inter accelerator HD integrated graphic card. everytime I load ubuntu the screen is black no video. how can I solve this problem?
[18:44] <ikonia> FoolishOwl: I don't believe so
[18:44] <fccf> trece8: give me a min ... searching through what I have
[18:44] <peleg_> Trek, no, it just waited... I'll try again. it didn't get stuck this time.
[18:44] <gsgleason> peleg_: mv ~/.ssh ~/.ssh.bak
[18:45] <gsgleason> then try again.
[18:45] <ikonia> FoolishOwl: could be wrong though
[18:45] <Trek> peleg_ okay, it should have done that, i dont have my server configured on port 22
[18:45] <phrix> ikonia, but when I type mysql, it says ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost'
[18:45] <Trek> peleg_ that was a test, it reached my end
[18:45] <FoolishOwl> phrix, when you install mysqld, it should ask to set up an account that is root for mysqld.
[18:45] <Trek> peleg_ lets try one more thing, hold on a sec
[18:45] <ikonia> phrix: that's the mysql user "root"
[18:45] <hannes815> airtonix: well i kinda wanna try out the computer janitor, but since i finally got my system up and running, i don't wanna mess around to much, so i wanted to know, whether anyone tried it out and could give me feedback ;)
[18:45] <trece8> fccf, this is the podcast feed : http://fawm.org/songs/feed/
[18:45] <gsgleason> phrix: mysql -u root -p
[18:46] <trece8> you see, it's updated really quickly
[18:46] <peleg_> Trek, ok. gsgleason: I'll finish with Trek and I'll try what you've just adviced. thanks
[18:46] <zeleftikam> When I open scanned books on PDF that look perfect in Mac OS X, they are extremely grainy and unreadable under Ubuntu using the document viewer :(
[18:46] <Trek> peleg_ i got to configure one thing, give me a few seconds
[18:46] <sinbox> how do I find out my ALSA DSP device name (e.g. hwplug:0,0)?
[18:47] <phrix> FoolishOwl, ikonia, gsgleason, thx for help, now I know better... ^^
[18:47] <FoolishOwl> Huh. Just got system mail about anacron and /etc/cron.daily
[18:47] <etzerd> I have a Dell i5 1764 with an Inter accelerator HD integrated graphic card. everytime I load ubuntu the screen is black no video. how can I solve this problem?
[18:47] <peleg_> after pressing many enters, and trying some alt-tabs in the meanwhile, sometimes I get a window (gui) that asks for a password... interesting. it makes me think that this is what get it stuck.
[18:47] <etzerd> can anyone help me here?
[18:47] <trece8> fccf, I think Gpodder does that, let me check how it works :)
[18:47] <ikonia> phrix: no problem, also be aware of #mysql channel
[18:47] <FoolishOwl> phrix, there's a #mysql channel.
[18:47] <mtslash> hi there, I'm experiencing an unresponsive firefox when I open a tab, when I switch back to firefox and so on. I run a dual-code CPU which isn't occupied much, so I guess it may be a wrong setting in firefox
[18:47] <phrix> oh yeah.. I'm going there...
[18:47] <FoolishOwl> phrix, also, you may wish to look into MySQL Workbench.
[18:48] <mtslash> even when I open a new tab, I have to wait for a sec or so
[18:48] <Trek> peleg_ i'm going to send you information via PM for you to try connecting to a server, its my server so just connect and exit
[18:48] <phrix> FoolishOwl, what's it??
[18:48] <deep> /quit
[18:48] <Nitsuga> mtslash, check if your hostname in /etc/hostame matches with the one in /etc/hosts
[18:49] <FoolishOwl> phrix, it's a GUI application for MySQL, sort of like an IDE. It's not in the Ubuntu repositories, and you'd want to go through the tutorials. It's easier than the mysql client in some ways, harder in others.
[18:49] <peleg_> oh, and if I get this window, and put the password in it, I am logged!! So all that is left is to figure out what this window is, and why does it pop and stucks my computer, instead of that "password:" line..?
[18:50] <Trek> peleg_ did you get my PM?
[18:50] <gsgleason> peleg_: are you launching via a terminal?
[18:50] <mtslash> Nitsuga, i have two hostnames in the file hostname
[18:50] <peleg_> Trek, yes
[18:50] <mtslash> localhost and a custom name
[18:50] <peleg_> gsgleason, sure
[18:50] <phrix> FoolishOwl, oh, I got it, thank you...
[18:50] <Nitsuga> mtslash, that's bad
[18:50] <Trek> peleg_ did it connect?
[18:50] <dbro> After removing two packages (timidity and phonon) to try and fix some audio problems, I can't reboot into ubuntu 9.10. When using a rescue cd, I can see a lot of gibberish in the syslog, like many repeated "^@"
[18:51] <Nitsuga> mtslash, in /etc/hostname you should have just the custon name
[18:51] <dbro> any suggestions?
[18:51] <Nitsuga> custom
[18:51] <peleg_> Trek, no, just waiting.
[18:51] <Trek> peleg_ interesting, because i gave you the correct port too
[18:51] <Nitsuga> withOUT a newline at the end
[18:51] <FoolishOwl> phrix, anyway, I'm guessing you're just starting out with MySQL, which would mean you're in the position I was about a month ago, so, Workbench is something to learn while you're learning about MySQL in general.
[18:51] <DiFUnTo> holo holo
[18:51] <mtslash> I misread it, Nitsuga. there's only the custom name.
[18:52] <Nitsuga> mtslash, in /etc/hosts you shoul have a linke like <IP_ADDRESS>           localhost localhost.localdomain yourcustomname
[18:52] <DiFUnTo> alguien habla español? xD
[18:52] <blakkheim> !es
[18:52] <Nitsuga> DiFUnTo, en #ubuntu-es todos lo hacen
[18:52] <tautologico> how can I manually change the state of a package? I installed a package manually with dpkg and it returned some error during configuration, but the software is working fine. I just want to tell dpkg and apt to stop complaining about it
[18:52] <Trek> peleg_ try once more
[18:52] <chipgeri> how to compress pdf files in ubuntu?
[18:52] <neil__> what sudo exactly do
[18:53] <blakkheim> chipgeri: compress like any other file you mean? or a special pdf-only compression?
[18:53] <FoolishOwl> tautologico, synaptic has an option to "fix broken packages". Or, you could reinstall it.
[18:53] <blakkheim> !sudo > neil__
[18:53] <llutz> neil__: read "man sudo"
[18:53] <madjoe> ikonia: this is the bug that has been fixed - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-applet/+bug/458470 - should I manually change those files mentioned in diff?
[18:53] <mtslash> but I disabled ad block plus, it seems now to run a bit faster.
[18:53] <tautologico> I tried to reinstall but I think it's a bug, a program called by the configuration script returns an error, but it's all working
[18:53] <Trek> peleg_ my system is detecting the connection attempts, so we know you can reach servers
[18:53] <neil__> does ubuntu  require antivirus
[18:54] <blakkheim> neil__: no
[18:54] <Trek> peleg_ i believe the issue is in processing what the server sends back
[18:54] <peleg_> gsgleason, without the .ssh folder, I wasn't stuck -- but I can't login into my server thay :)
[18:54] <chipgeri> blakkheim:anything i just want to reduce the size...i hav a 12 mb pdf which has to be reduced to 6mb or so
[18:54] <etzerd> I guest no one want to help me with this.
[18:54] <Hubert_Chang> !cn
[18:54] <etzerd> I have a Dell i5 1764 with an Inter accelerator HD integrated graphic card. everytime I load ubuntu the screen is black no video. how can I solve this problem?
[18:54] <blakkheim> chipgeri: you can try bzip2 or 7z for this then
[18:54] <fccf> #ubuntu-irc-helpers
[18:54] <Trek> peleg_ okay, i'll let you do what blakkheim wants you to do
[18:54] <ikonia> madjoe: no - don't change anything request the package be made available to your version
[18:54] <Trek> peleg_ because we know you can reach servers
[18:54] <blakkheim> etzerd: the new intel graphics aren't supported until kernel 2.6.33
[18:55] <peleg_> Trek, I tried again your server, but nothing has changed.
[18:55] <Trek> peleg_ oops
[18:55] <Trek> peleg_ one sec
[18:55] <chipgeri> blakkheim: it must be readable...
[18:55] <peleg_> blakkheim, did you offer me to do something?
[18:55] <blakkheim> chipgeri: what do you mean?
[18:56] <DiFUnTo> porqe cuando instalu ubuntu desde wubi ingreso despues al sistema de ubuntu y me sale un error?
[18:56] <sixofour> so in firefox and any other program or application that has the "open downloads folder" or any other kind of open folder thing, when i use it, it asks me what program i want to use, i am assuming dolphin, how can i set it up to use daolphin?
[18:56] <blakkheim> !es | DiFUnTo
[18:56] <coldpizza72i> where is the home directory located
[18:56] <blakkheim> coldpizza72i: /home/yourusernamehere
[18:56] <chipgeri>  blakkheim: sorry...pdf only compression
[18:56] <blakkheim> chipgeri: oh ok, then i don't know
[18:56] <fccf> coldpizza72i: /home/username is home or ~/ is the same thing
[18:57] <madjoe> ikonia: I'm sorry then... I don't know how to resolve this issue then... should I just wait for this build to be available in an official repos?
[18:57] <coldpizza72i> blakkheim whats the command to create a text file in terminal
[18:57] <ikonia> madjoe: yes, but if you comment on that page that you'd like it available for your version the maintainer will get it
[18:57] <blakkheim> coldpizza72i: with what editor?
[18:57] <coldpizza72i> and like edit it in terminal
[18:57] <Trek> peleg_ try again, forgot to open that port :P
[18:57] <gsgleason> coldpizza72i: it really depends.  it can be customized per user.  It's defined in /etc/passwd
[18:57] <chipgeri> anybody know whats the best way to compress a pdf file?(pdf only compression)
[18:57] <coldpizza72i> mousead...idk im in xubuntu
[18:57] <coldpizza72i> mouspad
[18:57] <madjoe> ikonia: couldn't be more clear and reasonable.. thanks for your help!
[18:57] <betzi> join #i7500
[18:57] <coldpizza72i> mousepad
[18:58] <TwrsF> salve
[18:58] <nosferatu> yo
[18:58] <TwrsF> !list
[18:58] <djustice> coldpizza72i: 'mousepad filename' + edityness + ctrl+S.
[18:58] <neil__> how can i download youtube videos
[18:58] <djustice> coldpizza72i: 'nano filename' + edityness + ctrl+x + y
[18:58] <blakkheim> neil__: sudo aptitude install youtube-dl
[18:58] <guillermo> payos coo eztamo eeeeeeee  chssssss cuidao qel ordenado ej fragi
[18:58] <fccf> neil__: the easy way would be to use the downloader plugin for firefox
[18:58] <peleg> Trek, all the same.
[18:58] <Trek> peleg_ okay, then the issue lies in your ssh system
[18:59] <Fill23> !ntfs-3g
[18:59] <Trek> peleg_ my system detects you getting to the server
[18:59] <Trek> peleg_ so the issue is that my server was denying you (i made it do that, hence why it made you wait)
[18:59] <peleg> gsgleason, any idea what can pop-up that window, and why does it not pop-up when I move .ssh as you suggested?
[19:00] <gsgleason> peleg: it depends on what's in the .ssh dir.
[19:02] <peleg> gsgleason, hey, I have removed one unknown file, and it looks like it works now! :)
[19:02] <gsgleason> which file?
[19:02] <peleg> gsgleason, kind of a backup I have made to an old public_key, two years ago, I think...
[19:03] <Gene1> anyone have any feedback regarding why the 'computer' file system   gives incorrect info? ubuntu 9.10
[19:03] <gsgleason> peleg: glad you found it.
[19:03] <peleg> gsgleason, that's weird; now it does not even asks for a password when I ssh; it looks like it remembers it somehow..?
[19:04] <gsgleason> peleg, that's what you're public keys are probably doing for you.
[19:04] <bobly> Any idea on whether an upgrade from 9.10 Server to 10.4 Server will be as easy as simply starting the upgrade through a content manager or will the change from aptitude to Ubuntu Software Center mean a clean install is recommended?
[19:04] <gsgleason> peleg: ssh -v will sho wyou
[19:05] <gsgleason> bobly: I have never had a successful ubuntu dist upgrade
[19:05] <chetnick> neither did i.
[19:05] <peleg> gsgleason, that's nice, but it wasn't like that in the last 2.5 years :) -- well, this is probably the relevant verbose line: "debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey"
[19:05] <gsgleason> peleg, here is wha
[19:06] <gsgleason> oops
[19:06] <bobly> gsgleason, That answers my question, clean install it is :D
[19:06] <gsgleason> peleg: here is what i get when i do it to my server.
[19:06] <gsgleason> debug1: Offering public key: /home/gsg/.ssh/id_rsa
[19:06] <gsgleason> debug1: Server accepts key: pkalg ssh-rsa blen 277
[19:06] <gsgleason> debug1: Authentication succeeded (publickey).
[19:06] <peleg> gsgleason, exectly.
[19:07] <gsgleason> that means you have public key authentication set up.
[19:07] <gsgleason> hence no password needed.
[19:07] <peleg> nice. probably it is like that now because of my (cursed) upgrade to 8.04 :)
[19:08] <jerbi> slt
[19:08] <gsgleason> okay, I'm out. goodbye.
[19:08] <sonair> Hello
[19:08] <sonair> Just checking irc out
[19:09] <Gene1> welcome sonair
[19:09] <sonair> thnx
[19:09] <sonair> just installed the new ubuntu
[19:09] <sonair> quit good
[19:09] <Gene1> first time?
[19:09] <sonair> ^^
[19:09] <sonair> naa, not first time, I used arch linux before
[19:10] <mneptok> sonair: is this your first time in #ubuntu?
[19:10] <Gene1> ic
[19:10] <sonair> but now I'm in a company and they use ubuntu en ubuntu server
[19:10] <sonair> so, I'm checking it out
[19:10] <Gene1> it's mine, and no one else has responded
[19:10] <neil__> how can i  have rediffbol in ubuntu
[19:10] <sonair> luv apt-get command :)
[19:10] <sonair> ow misunderstoot your question mneptok
[19:11] <mneptok> sonair: have you used this IRC channel before?
[19:11] <sonair> yes first time #ubuntu channel
[19:11] <sonair> ;)
[19:11] <sonair> no first time, when I was younger I was on Quacknet alot
[19:11] <mneptok> sonair: just so you know, #ubuntu is a support channel. it's really for support questions. if you feel like a free-form discussion, please use #ubuntu-offtopic.
[19:11] <sonair> but, it's ages ago ^^
[19:12] <Gene1>  anyone have any feedback regarding why the 'computer' file system   gives incorrect info? ubuntu 9.10
[19:12] <sonair> ha ok, didn't know
[19:12] <devendra> i have installed netbeans through shell script. how to uninstall it?
[19:12] <mneptok> sonair: this policy is important enough that we have a bot factoid regarding it.
[19:12] <sonair> thnx 4 the update
[19:12] <mneptok> !offtopic
[19:12] <sonair> k, by ^^ thnx 4 the advice mneptok
[19:12] <mneptok> sonair: it's no problem. i just don;t want some over-eager person making you feel unwelcome by throwing the bot factoid at you.
[19:13] <sonair> ^^ true
[19:13] <mneptok> sonair: there may also be a local channel if English is not your first language.
[19:13] <Gene1>  anyone have any feedback regarding why the 'computer' file system   gives incorrect info? ubuntu 9.10
[19:14] <mneptok> Gene1: what do you mean, "incorrect?"
[19:14] <fccf> Gene1: more spacifics ... details
[19:14] <fccf> !details | Gene1
[19:14] <sonair> na np, can speak and understand englisch very well, good 4 learning ;)
[19:15] <jpapertowel> im in the installer and its asking me what my keyboard is and i have to choose 101 102 104 or 105 key keyboard and every time i try to count my keys i lose track around 40, help please :(
[19:15] <Gene1> i have 2 drives hooked up, it shows one fine, (the one i'm not using for ubuntu, but the 80 gig ubuntu one it seems to say is 15 gig, without showing the 'home' folder
[19:15] <sonair> K mneptok, I'm going to seek other channels now ^^ Bye M8
[19:15] <mneptok> sonair: ciao ciao
[19:15] <WilliWaller> hi all I'm trying to edit grub config file on Karmic but don't manage to. This is what i'm doing : "gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" can someone help?
[19:15] <blakkheim> WilliWaller: karmic uses grub2
[19:16] <blakkheim> WilliWaller: did you upgrade to karmic or do a clean install of it?
[19:16] <fccf> Gene1: You have setup a seperate home... which means the operating system is on the 15gig, which means your home folder is larger ... see how much space there is in the home folder... minus swap should be around 60 gigs, theoritically
[19:16] <mneptok> WilliWaller: Karmic uses GRUB2, which does not use the same config layout. poke around /etc
[19:16] <WilliWaller> blakkheim, clean install
[19:16] <blakkheim> WilliWaller: then the file you mentioned does not exist
[19:16] <blakkheim> !grub2 > WilliWaller
[19:17] <Gene1> when i go to 'computer', it doesn't even show the home folder
[19:17] <Gene1> just filesystem
[19:17] <Gene1> or the swap
[19:18] <fccf> Gene1: because the home folder isn't on that filesystem ... But if you go to Places>Home ... you will see home
[19:18] <WilliWaller> ok thanks y'all
[19:18] <daum__> anyone have any guesses on why when i visit myserver/wiki its a blnk page but if i do php index.php it is displaying the html fine?
[19:19] <Flare183> daum__: You don't have php5 installed
[19:19] <neil__> how to install rediffbol
[19:19] <daum__> Flare183, php5 is instaled
[19:19] <coldpizza72i> can someone here help me get my optical out working
[19:19] <Gene1> ok, that shows me a list of files and folders, it doesn't show me how much is used by them, but at least it does show me how much empty space there is
[19:19] <lekefly> Xorg using 98 % CPU.. what is it?
[19:19] <fccf> daum__: is there a blank index.html in your webroot?
[19:19] <coldpizza72i> i think i might need an asoundrc file
[19:19] <steve2> hey guys I am looking for some software to burn MP3 cds i already have brasareo and K3B but I cant creat an MP3 with them it will only let me create a regular cd does anyone know what else I can use
[19:19] <carpediem> I think I would actually pay someone money to turn off that annoying ChanServ #ubuntu join notification
[19:19] <daum__> fccf, nope just a index.php and index.php5
[19:19] <Flare183> daum__: Then is it enabled?
[19:20] <daum__> Flare183, if i go to myserver/a.php it outputs al the php info(i just have a echo phpinfo file there)
[19:20] <coldpizza72i> carpediem how much money
[19:21] <steve2> hey guys I am looking for some software to burn MP3 cds i already have brasareo and K3B but I cant creat an MP3 with them it will only let me create a regular cd does anyone know what else I can use
[19:21] <carpediem> coldpizza72i: hah, hmm, I guess it depends on how permanent it would be :)
[19:21] <fccf> Gene1: if you select all in the home folder, and right click > properties .,,, it will add up everything in the folder... also do Ctrl-H to show hidden files in nautilus
[19:21] <Nitsuga> steve, you want to burn a MP3 disk?
[19:21] <Flare183> daum__: hmmm, I would have to ssh to telnet up to it to tell you exactly what's wrong :/
[19:21] <steve2> yes
[19:21] <jb0nd38372> steve2, an mp3 cd is nothing more than a data CD, you can use any cd rcording software set to burn data, not audio,. drag your mp3's, burn and play
[19:21] <fccf> !codecs | steve2
[19:21] <daum__> Flare183, is weird that its not displaying an errors anywhere (apache etc)
[19:22] <Nitsuga> mmm I think that you'll have to convert them to mp3 and then burn them in a data disk
[19:22] <salvo> ciao
[19:22] <salvo> !list
[19:22] <Gene1> fccf, yes, i did that, it shows the files, but like i said, it doesn't tell me how much space is used by anything, however at least that shows me how much room is left, that ws the most important thing
[19:22] <steve2> awsome thanks i am still used to nero for burning only been running Ubuntu for 3 mths still getting used to it thanks guys
[19:23] <Flare183> daum__: I know my server works with php fine
[19:23] <tweiseman> so i try to connect to my wireless network "wlan1" and it says it is disabled. how to i enable it???
[19:23] <coldpizza72i> anyone good with sound here
[19:23] <Flare183> tweiseman: sudo ifconfig wlan1 up
[19:23] <Flare183> !anyone | coldpizza72i
[19:24] <lekefly> Xorg using 98 % CPU.. How to fix? :p
[19:24] <LateralForce> Does anyone know why Mangler isn't available in synaptic?
[19:25] <Nitsuga> lekefly, do you have hadware graphics acceleration?
[19:25] <Nitsuga> (aka an nvidia/ati card)
[19:25] <lekefly> Nitsuga: got a ati card yes..
[19:25] <tweiseman> flare183:_now it says wireless network is not connected, im using kwlan and i dontknow how to connect
[19:25] <Flare183> tweiseman: Don't use kwlan
[19:25] <Nitsuga> lekefly, are you playing a video, or doing somethin graphic-intensive?
[19:25] <carpediem> LateralForce: just add this software source:  ppa:mangler/mangler
[19:25] <Flare183> tweiseman: Use KNetworkManager
[19:26] <Flare183> !ppa | LateralForce
[19:26] <lekefly> Nitsuga: nothing atm was trying to play a video before.. im just downloading atm
[19:26] <tweiseman> flare183:  okay i used NM before, it would recognize my wireleess interface but when i clicked on it it wouldnt connect
[19:26] <lekefly> Nitsuga: oh wait.. VLC was up.. closed it now and it went down to 15%
[19:26] <devendra> i have installed netbeans through shell script. how to uninstall it?
[19:26] <LateralForce> carpediem, ok thanks. why are some in synaptic and some not?
[19:27] <Nitsuga> lekefly, great
[19:27] <Johnny1> My sound was working just fine, and then a couple of days before today, sound stopped working, Please help me!
[19:27] <lekefly> Nitsuga: still should it be at 100% with VLC just open? not playing
[19:27] <Flare183> tweiseman: well you have to have a have a wireless router to connect to first :P
[19:27] <Nitsuga> lekefly, it shouldn't. Try another video output
[19:27] <tweiseman> flare183:  i do, its sitting next to me and i turned all security off to make sure i could connect
[19:27] <Nitsuga> in VLC's video configuration
[19:27] <carpediem> LateralForce: Some things are so new, that they werent stable at last release.  Others, someone just hasn't gotten around to putting them in there.  Mangler is pretty new, probably wasn't stable in October when Karmic came out.
[19:27] <Trek> tweiseman: is MAC filtering active on the router?
[19:28] <tweiseman> trek:  no i made sure i turned that off too
[19:28] <Flare183> tweiseman: if you want I could VNC up to your computer and try to fix it.
[19:28] <LateralForce> carpediem, ok. thanks for letting me know!
[19:28] <tweiseman> flare183:  thats fine. what info do you need? [private chat if u need IP
[19:28] <Nitsuga> lekefly, it's in Video -> output modules
[19:29] <lekefly> Nitsuga: yeah trying now : )
[19:29] <fccf> devendra: this is ubuntu support, and as such for ubuntu supported projects, ... It sounds like you tried to use a third party script which isn't the recommended way of doing things in ubuntu.. without knowing exactly what the script did, there is no way of " uninstalling " if installed with a script
[19:29] <carpediem> LateralForce: I've never used it - it may not be stable now ;)
[19:29] <dj_segfault> daum__: You need to set the DirectoryIndex to include index.php
[19:29] <raul_> I've used the "devede" to make dvd files from a .rmvb file. What should I do to burn the dvd? should I use "brasero" to burn the dvd using the files that "devede" made?
[19:29] <brando753> guys how would i compile win32 source code for ubuntu
[19:29] <LateralForce> carpediem, ill check it out. will it update automatically?
[19:30] <Nitsuga> lekefly, try GL first, it's fast on ATI cards
[19:30] <firefly2442> Is there anything I can try to speed up x11 forwarding via ssh? (ssh -X) I'm trying to run gedit on a remote machine and it's very slow.
[19:30] <Nitsuga> lekefly, in nVidia XVideo is faster
[19:30] <carpediem> LateralForce: that is the ppa of the developers, so it will probably update FREQUENTLY (maybe daily)
[19:30] <daum__> dj_segfault, figured it out was a memory limit problme
[19:30] <carpediem> LateralForce: and yes, it will show up like any other update in the Ubuntu Update Manager
[19:31] <fccf> firefly2442: you might be better off editing the same file in a terminal in nano or vi , via ssh , just no x
[19:31] <bobsomebody> hello #ubuntu
[19:31] <brando753> raul_: what you want to do is use Devede to make an iso file then just right click on it and write to dick
[19:31] <brando753> disc
[19:31] <lekefly> Nitsuga: now its 15%.. but VLC is at 80% but i guess thats normal :P
[19:32] <bobsomebody> how do i get the rsyslogd into remote reception mode?
[19:32] <dsnyders> HI all.  I have a GeForce2 MX, and when I start up kpovmodeler I get doubled images (See http://imagebin.org/85792 ).  I am currently using Ubuntu 9.04 and nVidia's proprietary drivers.  Will the nouveau or nv drivers fix this?
[19:32] <firefly2442> fccf, ok thanks, I'll give that a try
[19:32]  * bobsomebody is a little confused with the changes here
[19:32] <SpaceDude> hello
[19:32] <LJJ> Hello.
[19:32] <Trek> !hi | SpaceDude
[19:32] <brando753> guys how would i compile win32 source code for ubuntu
[19:33] <Trek> !repeat | brando753
[19:33] <Nitsuga> lekefly, if you're playing HD content yes, that's normal
[19:33] <Trek> and why do you need to do that, brando753?
[19:33] <dsnyders> brando753, find a linux version of what you want and compile that.
[19:33] <lekefly> Nitsuga: nope its 480p :P
[19:33] <brando753> because im trying to compile an open source program for linux
[19:33] <brando753> but it was written of windows
[19:33] <brando753> for
[19:33] <lekefly> Nitsuga: hmm.. something must be wrong.. i think my GPU should manage 1080p..
[19:33] <Nitsuga> lekefly, do you have a Pentium II mmx?
[19:34] <blakkheim> brando753: what is the application
[19:34] <fccf> brando753: what program?
[19:34] <Nitsuga> :P
[19:34] <Trek> brando753: you tried running the program under Wine?
[19:34] <dsnyders> brando753, It can't be written for both.
[19:34] <brando753> doesnt work in wine
[19:34] <lekefly> Nitsuga: PowerColor Radeon HD 4350 512MB DDR2
[19:34] <lekefly> Nitsuga: Intel Pentium Dual Core E5300
[19:34] <lekefly> Dual Core, 2.60Ghz, Socket 775, 2MB, 65W, 800Mhz,
[19:34] <Nitsuga> lekefly, there is no H.264 acceeration for linux in ATI cards
[19:34] <Trek> brando753: then yuo need to find a linux version
[19:34] <blakkheim> lekefly: don't buy from ati - enemy of your freedom
[19:35] <brando753> there is none there is source code for windows though ...
[19:35] <blakkheim> brando753: tell us what the program is
[19:35] <lekefly> Nitsuga: allright.. getting a new card then :p
[19:35] <raul_> brando753: I used the devede, but it seems that it didn't make an .iso... it made a directory with .VOB, .BUP and .IFO files... where are the .ISO file?
[19:35] <lekefly> Nitsuga: Thanks:)
[19:35] <Nitsuga> lekefly, there IS for nVidia cards
[19:35] <Asknothing> i know its not likely but is there a way to use my kubuntu 6.06 disk to boot a flashdrive with an updated ubuntu
[19:35] <Nitsuga> with an nVidia you can even upscale vdeos, use motion-compensation deinterlacina and noise reduction accelerated
[19:36] <airtonix> brando753, dont tell them the app name, they'll just tell you to use gimp instead muwahaha
[19:36] <firefly2442> When I use X11 forwarding via SSH and run gedit for example, is it running the copy of gedit on my local machine or the remote one?
[19:36] <Nitsuga> firefly2442, the remote one
[19:36] <omar> Hi everyone
[19:36] <blakkheim> airtonix: try to be helpful here
[19:36] <ysmn2> i would like to reinstall ubunt ubut i am unsure about which partiton to re write
[19:36] <nate_> what app is everyone using for "vmware"  I need to put a 32bit xp virtual pc on my linux box.
[19:36] <blakkheim> firefly2442: remote
[19:36] <dsnyders> Asknothing, www.pendrive.com has a bunch of flash drive distros
[19:36] <brando753> raul_: here is what you do, Hit advanced options when making a DVD
[19:36] <fccf> Asknothing: 6.06 is way out of support, or End of Life... you will need to download a new copy of ubuntu because 6.06 will not update without modifying the whole package
[19:36] <brando753> raul_: then select create an iso
[19:36] <jb0nd38372> nate_, virtualbox :)
[19:37] <nate_> cool thanks
[19:37] <firefly2442> Is it possible to have SSH use my local copy of gedit but to cache the remote file locally for editing and only upload it when I save?
[19:37] <ysmn2> how can i re install ubuntu?
[19:37] <airtonix> blakkheim, yes but you have to admit 80% of the people here think help means avoiding the base request and sluicing the user off to some other program
[19:37] <devendra> fccf, whats the recommended way of installing netbeans in ubuntu ?
[19:37] <blakkheim> firefly2442: why not just use the local copy and then scp it?
[19:38] <Asknothing> fccf thats the problem i'm at my friend's place and they only have an old copy i tossed them and their system doesn't have usb booting so i was just hoping i could use this disk like that universal bootwizard cd
[19:38] <brando753> im actually tring to get some game structures and some games that are being worked on over to linux as well
[19:38] <dsnyders> firefly2442, , you could use scp and copy the file back and forth
[19:38] <fccf> devendra: sudo apt-get install netbeans
[19:38] <omar> I have a Logitech webcam on ubuntu 9.10, when I run luvcview this is what appears: http://www.pastebin.com/d41524c88
[19:38] <firefly2442> blakkheim, dsnyders: ok thanks, I'll give that a try
[19:38] <ndeah1> firefly2442 or you use sshfs
[19:38] <airtonix> brando753, for something useful, I would suggest that you investigate trying to get the program to use linux versions of the libraries the source code referrs to... it wont be easy and it will consume many of your hours
[19:38] <LJJ> sshfs ftw
[19:39] <ysmn2>  how do i reinstall ubuntu?
[19:39] <Ascavasaion> I eventually got the Laptop to connect to the Internet with a cellphone via a bluetooth dongle.  Took me forever but okay it worked.  But only with my wife's Samsung D600.  When I use my cellphone Samsung SGF-J750 it refuses to stay connected.  I change the MAC address and the channel number and then do a sudo rfcomm release MACADDRESSHERE and then a sudo rfcomm bind rfcomm0 MACADDRESS CHANNELNUMBER and it does not work.  Any ideas f
[19:39] <Ascavasaion> rom someone who has done this and also burnt their fingers?
[19:39] <fccf> Asknothing: ubuntu isn't a universal bootwizard - although that would be cool
[19:39] <blakkheim> !install > ysmn2
[19:39] <firefly2442> oh yeah, I forgot about sshfs
[19:39] <Asknothing> fccf: true. :P
[19:40] <brando753> ... i was hoping there would be an easier way, o well i guess its time to dramatically change the code ...
[19:40] <sebsebseb> Hi
[19:40] <airtonix> brando753, it's also fairly certain that you've already investigated possible linux applications to use instead... possibly your answer is best asked in a more linux programmer orientated channel
[19:40] <Trek> ysmn2: you need a live image (either a USB or CD) and reinstall through that, unless you're using a Wubi install
[19:41] <glphvgacs> got a problem here with dell inspiron 1525 wireless settings (running 9.10). ifconfig: eth0,lo and lshw -C network don't see any "CLAIMED, UNCLAIMED, ENABLED or DISABLED"
[19:41] <glphvgacs> the light seems to be off for the card
[19:41] <bobsomebody> so does anyone know how to configure rsyslog for remote reception?
[19:43] <glphvgacs> /etc/network/interfaces: auto eth0\n iface lo inet dhcp\n auto eth1\n iface eth1 inet dhcp
[19:43] <Huckfh> hi all
[19:44] <glphvgacs> /etc/network/interfaces: wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[19:44] <glphvgacs> pls help
[19:44] <Huckfh> someone can tell me another program instead Gedit for open .run file?
[19:44] <omar> I have a Logitech webcam on ubuntu 9.10, when I run luvcview this is what appears: http://www.pastebin.com/d41524c88
[19:44] <Trek> Huckfh, a .run file is a binary, correct?
[19:45] <Huckfh> i think im not sure, the thing is this : ive downloaded team speak 3 for amd64 but there is only version with .run file and gedit cant open
[19:45] <Huckfh> i received an error if i try to open with gedit
[19:45] <airtonix> Trek, not always.
[19:45] <Trek> airtonix: if it gives an error then its supposed to run as executable
[19:46] <blakkheim> Huckfh: sh filename.run
[19:46] <airtonix> Trek, how can you make that assumption based on such a vague test?
[19:46] <Huckfh> well , what i must do it?
[19:46] <Huckfh> ok i try blakkheim
[19:46] <airtonix> Trek, (maybe its not even an executable)
[19:48] <Huckfh> and after blakk?
[19:48] <Huckfh> now start the installation
[19:48] <Huckfh> but dont start the loading
[19:49] <SealedWithKiss> How do I configure advanced desktop effects in Karmic?
[19:49] <blakkheim> SealedWithKiss: sudo aptitude compizconfig-settings-manager; ccsm
[19:49] <blakkheim> SealedWithKiss: sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager; ccsm
[19:49] <ka0tic> hi
[19:50] <ka0tic> i just installed ubuntu on my sata drive, and rebooted... but in my bios there is not sata drive being detected, so i can't boot from the drive .. what is wrong?
[19:51] <Talon_> how would i make a boot cd for ubuntu? I dual boot, installed winxp, then ubuntu. I just recently got win7 and I got a sneaky suspision grubs going to dissapear if I install win7, and i haven't found a way to use the install cd to boot my system.
[19:51] <Roasted> is the human-lucid theme that Im seeing on gnome-look the human theme that lucid will receive by default?
[19:51] <SealedWithKiss> Does anybody have any guidance for creating a kick-ass desktop appearance?
[19:51] <loops> ka0tic, you'll need to play with your BIOS setup, there should be an option to select the drive to boot from.
[19:51] <dj_segfault> ka0tic: Check boot order in the bios
[19:52] <dj_segfault> Talon_: Your install CD *is* a boot CD
[19:52] <dsnyders> Talon_, download a livecd image, check the md5sum and then burn it.  There are many available.
[19:52] <ka0tic> but in the bios main screen, for SATA 1-4 show [not detected]
[19:52] <SealedWithKiss> Where can I view information about my hardware in Karmic?
[19:53] <jonathan_> I'm a noob and I'm having trouble installin vnc Server 4.5 x64
[19:53] <Talon_> how do you boot an installed linux off the live cd then? I've tried before, couldn't figure it out
[19:53] <jonathan_> Unpacking vnc-e (from vnc-e_4.5_amd64.deb) ...
[19:53] <jonathan_> dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of vnc-e:
[19:53] <jonathan_>  vnc-e depends on libstdc++5 (>= 1:3.3.4-1); however:
[19:53] <jonathan_>   Package libstdc++5 is not installed.
[19:53] <jonathan_> dpkg: error processing vnc-e (--install):
[19:53] <FloodBot2> jonathan_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:53] <jonathan_>  dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[19:53] <loops> ka0tic, you might try upgrading your BIOS, flash to the latest available from the motherboard manufacturer
[19:53] <dj_segfault> Talon_: One of the options from the first menu is to boot off the first hard drive
[19:53] <jonathan_> sorry
[19:53] <Talon_> yeah, it always booted windows, never linux.
[19:53] <ka0tic> loops, but the ubuntu install CD installed ubuntu on it from the same computer ;p
[19:54] <loops> jonathan_, you need to use pastebin ;o)
[19:54] <dsnyders> Talon_, You don't.  You either boot the cd or you boot the one on the hard drive.
[19:54] <loops> ka0tic, yes, but Linux doesn't use the BIOS for accessing hard drive.
[19:54] <loops> ka0tic, linux has its own drivers and completely ignores BIOS on this matter
[19:54] <jonathan_> i can't find vnc-e depends on libstdc++5 (>= 1:3.3.4-1)
[19:54] <loops> ka0tic, but that doesn't help you boot, you need your BIOS to see the drive to boot from it
[19:55] <sinbox> Hi, trying to compile darkice, but it is not finding the alsa libraries, where would they be located so I can point the configure script there?  I'm on 8.04
[19:55] <loops> ka0tic, so you might need to flash to the latest BIOS available for your motherboard.. its' worth a shot anyway
[19:55] <ka0tic> loops, but i upgraded the bios already, this is a newer motherboard ASUS M3A32-MVP Deluxe
[19:55] <loops> ka0tic, okay.
[19:55] <SealedWithKiss> I am having trouble getting advanced desktop effects such as desktop cube working. I have an AMD graphics card, but don't know whether it's actually being used, and with the correct drivers. Can anybody help?
[19:56] <dj_segfault> ka0tic: There are two issues: where the boot manager is, and where the root of the OS you're trying to boot is.  The BIOS is needed for the first but not the second
[19:56] <ka0tic> ok
[19:56] <loops> ka0tic, absolute worst-case, you could create a USB pen drive that boots into Grub, and lets you boot your SATA partition.
[19:56] <dj_segfault> SealedWithKiss: System -> Administration -> Hardware drivers
[19:57] <ka0tic> loops, yeah i was thinking about that too
[19:57] <loops> ka0tic, but with a newish motherboard, you just shouldn't need to do that :o/
[19:57] <dsnyders> ka0tic, Just a thought... is the drive properly plugged in?
[19:58] <SealedWithKiss> dj_segfault, it's activated but not currently in use. Also isn't that the standard general driver for ADM cards? I downloaded and installed a driver specific to the model of my card.
[19:58] <jonathan_> I'm trying to installing vnc 4.5 x64 and I get his error: vnc-e depends on libstdc++5 (>= 1:3.3.4-1) ... I have libstdc++6 installed and can't find livstdc++5 :(
[19:58] <ka0tic> dsnyders, it should be ;p .. i'll check though
[19:59] <dj_segfault> SealedWithKiss: If you can use the proprietary driver but you aren't, that page should tell you.
[19:59] <dpreacher> hello, i've a weird case of 2 out of 3 of my equally aged usb thumbdrives failing to show up as read-write filesystems, even though output of mount command says they are mounted as vfat and with rw. ubuntu jaunty on dell inspiron 1501.
[20:00] <SealedWithKiss> dj_segfault, so how do I ensure that the system uses that driver? Right now it's not in use.
[20:00] <ka0tic> oh my god, i'm so stupid
[20:01] <ka0tic> i had it in the wrong sata port ;p
[20:01] <dsnyders> ka0tic, I WIN!!! :-)
[20:02] <peterpanowski> hey there ... i have a problem with my ubuntu .. the osd is somehow crashed .. after fresh install it worked but when i attached my laptop to a projector the osd crashed -- but take a look: http://www.imagehosteronline.com/share-6D8B_4B8190BC.html
[20:02] <dj_segfault> SealedWithKiss: There should be a button.  You'll have to tell us what's on that screen to help you more
[20:02] <peterpanowski> i googled a lot but couldnt really find a solution .. help would be very kind :)
[20:03] <EWR> hi. i ran BleachBit and it did some "APT" autoremove and autoclean thing. it removed like 100 mb of stuff. did i mess anything up?
[20:03] <SealedWithKiss> dj_segfault, there is only an option to remove.
[20:04] <dj_segfault> SealedWithKiss: What does it say near the top of the screen?  Can you snapshot the dialog box?
[20:04] <fretster> howdy all
[20:05] <fretster> anyone know a way to make really good, high quality pdf's out from a scanner in ubuntu?
[20:05] <fretster> i guess basicaly a really good scan utility would do the trick
 hi. i ran BleachBit and it did some "APT" autoremove and autoclean thing. it removed like 100 mb of stuff. did i mess anything up?
[20:05] <SealedWithKiss> dj_segfault, ATI/AMD Proprietary FGLRX Driver
[20:06] <dj_segfault> SealedWithKiss: Then what makes you think it's not being used?
[20:06] <SealedWithKiss> dj_segfault, are you looking for something specific?
[20:06] <Luke_> i have Ubuntu up and running on my Gateway core i3 laptop form Best Buy, but i have to connect a moniter to the laptop to see my screen.   is there any way i can configure Ubuntu to use my laptop screen?
[20:06] <SealedWithKiss> dj_segfault, it says so. "The driver is activated but not currently in use".
[20:06] <k4rt33k> EWR: Nothing happens with autoremove or autoclean. Maximum your local copies of packages might be lost
[20:07] <k4rt33k> you can always download them
[20:07] <EWR> ok cool
[20:07] <EWR> thanks
[20:07] <peterpanowski> anyone got an idea about this: http://www.imagehosteronline.com/share-6D8B_4B8190BC.html
[20:07] <dj_segfault> SealedWithKiss: Did you reboot since activating it, or restart X?
[20:07] <rafkid> night
[20:07] <sinbox> I am trying to compile darkice, but it is not finding the alsa libraries, where would they be located so I can point the configure script there?  I'm on 8.04
[20:07] <fretster> anyone know a really good scan utility in linux
[20:08] <fretster> through repo or otherwise?
[20:08] <k4rt33k> peterpanowski: What is it?
[20:08] <EWR> k4rt33k: i also tried unmounting a USB drive, and it caused an error. i then tried renaming stuff in my documents in my home folder and it wouldnt let me. i rebooted and it went to a recovery console where i had to run fsck and now everything seems ok. what the heck happened?
[20:08] <fring666> fretster: what do u mean by scan utility
[20:08] <fretster> a really good piece of software to scan documents and generate pdf's
[20:08] <Luke_> i have Ubuntu up and running on my Gateway core i3 laptop form Best Buy, but i have to connect a moniter to the laptop to see my screen.   is there any way i can configure Ubuntu to use my laptop screen?
[20:08] <peterpanowski> k4rt33k: do you see the dialog up in the right corner ? all messages like that are fucked up
[20:08] <fretster> like acrobat pro kinda wuality
[20:09] <hydrid> join #ubuntu-gr
[20:09] <hydrid> uops
[20:09] <hydrid> oups sorry
[20:09] <guntbert> !language | peterpanowski
[20:09] <peterpanowski> sorry ?
[20:09] <peterpanowski> sorry
[20:09] <guntbert> peterpanowski: please mind your language - no swearing here
[20:09] <peterpanowski> i`ll watch my language
[20:10] <k4rt33k> EWR: No idea. Could be a mounting error. fsck is just a way to keep your data safe. It checks for any errors. Nothing to worry.!mount
[20:10] <k4rt33k> !mount
[20:10] <Luke_> !X
[20:10] <EWR> k4rt33k: yeah everything works now. i guess it was a glitch
[20:10] <Out`Of`Control> I get no sound from Amarok, but i hear when i use other programs. Is there a way to fix it?
[20:10] <k4rt33k> peterpanowski: Don't get me wrong but all i see is a pink strip
[20:11] <subn0de> hi
[20:11] <EWR> k4rt33k: i've had  9.10 for 2 days ... lol.
[20:11] <peterpanowski> yeah
[20:11] <peterpanowski> do you know the status messages?
[20:11] <subn0de> any1 know how to set my cursor on fire?
[20:11] <peterpanowski> like battery low
[20:11] <k4rt33k> EWR: good...you'll like it for sure
[20:11] <peterpanowski> wlan connected
[20:11] <EWR> k4rt33k:huge improvement over 9.04 i think. my internet doesnt randomly die anymore !!!
[20:11] <k4rt33k> peterpanowski: Like Jgrowl in mac
[20:11] <peterpanowski> theses messages
[20:11] <EWR> k4rt33k: and my pc shuts off in under 4 seconds LOL
[20:11] <guntbert> !enter | peterpanowski
[20:12] <Brazucka> Hi there, how are you?
[20:12] <subn0de> fine
[20:12] <subn0de> any1 kno how to set my cursor on fire?
[20:13] <brendan`> with a lighter?
[20:13] <peterpanowski> k4rt33k: all the status messages like "battery low" or "network connected" are displayed in an osd in the upper right corner. all there messages are broken in the way that you can see in the screenshot
[20:13] <Brazucka> Which package should I remove on synaptic, to get rid of Ubuntu's network settings manager? The one we can open throught System > Settings > Network?
[20:13] <subn0de> brendan: i tried but it doesnt work so i have some ash on my monitor
[20:13] <k4rt33k> peterpanowski: got it. Must be a growl issue. am looking will let you know once I find something.
[20:13] <subn0de> no im serious
[20:14] <EntityReborn> Anyone here use eric4? The autocomplete window is not functioning correctly.
[20:14] <peterpanowski> k4rt33k: thanks a lot ... could you give me a keyword for keeping search up myself ?
[20:14] <slackguru> Do you all think I may get better results discussing a cpu throttling issue connecting to the ubuntu servers or should we discuss it here? I have been reading a lot out on launchpad about the CPU fan issues and am not sure where to throw my two cents?
[20:14] <peterpanowski> growl ?
[20:14] <k4rt33k> peterpanowski: grails config in karmic
[20:14] <jonathan_> Im getting this when I try to install vnc server:   dependency problems prevent configuration of vnc-e: vnc-e depends on libstdc++5 (>= 1:3.3.4-1)
[20:14] <jpapertowel> okay I installed ubuntu using the alternate cd and software raid, how do I install Grub?
[20:15] <jonathan_> any idea's, thx
[20:15] <BluesKaj> subn0de, whynot search google-linux ...nobody here knows or isn't taking your question seriously
[20:15] <Trek> jonathan_ you're missing that dependency for VNC
[20:15] <subn0de> jonathan, doesnt that mean u hav to install libs... first?
[20:15] <EWR> k4rt33k: can Ubuntu's filesystem become fragmented like windows
[20:16] <subn0de> blues i googled 40 minutes and dont found nothing
[20:16] <slackguru> Do you all think I may get better results discussing a cpu throttling issue connecting to the ubuntu servers or should we discuss it here? I have been reading a lot out on launchpad about the CPU fan issues and am not sure where to throw my two cents?
[20:16] <ben_> when burning an audio cd some of the tracks have static, and it's not the file already checked that
[20:17] <guntbert> !defrag | EWR
[20:17] <k4rt33k> EWR: Honestly no idea...I don't remember seeing a defragmenter tool
[20:17] <BluesKaj> subn0de, describe where and when you saw a firey cursor
[20:17] <j0nathan> Trek: where do i get the dependency for VNC from?
[20:17] <EWR> thanks for the link i'll read it
[20:17] <j0nathan> subn0de:  I can't find Package libstdc++5 is not installed
[20:18] <subn0de> BluesKaj, ive seen it here (and its so pretty cool) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiQq9kPsCQE&feature=related
[20:18] <j0nathan> I have Package libstdc++6 installed
[20:18] <Trek> j0nathan, have you tried installing that package through terminal?  sudo apt-get install libstdc++5
[20:18] <subn0de> jonathan: im sorry, im very new to linux
[20:18] <gabriel____> hi guys, how i can increase the keyboard buffer
[20:18] <j0nathan> Trek: yes, I get Package libstdc++5 is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[20:19] <BluesKaj> subn0de, so look for Linux Superbar - DockbarX
[20:19] <gabriel____> my keyboard fails randomly
[20:19] <j0nathan> subn0de: I appreciate any tips, thx
[20:19] <guntbert> j0nathan: how did you install? try sudo aptitude/apt-get install vino
[20:20] <gabriel____> hi guys, how i can increase the keyboard buffer, is this possible in ubuntu?
[20:20] <subn0de> thanx, BluesKaj
[20:21] <sinbox> I am trying to compile darkice, but it is not finding the alsa libraries, where would they be located so I can point the configure script there?  I'm on 8.04
[20:21] <subn0de> j0nathan, you may try this :    sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.5
[20:21] <subn0de> because ibstdc++.so.6 is the actual now
[20:22] <j0nathan> guntbert: How did I install what?
[20:22] <gnarwal> sinbox, try apt-get build-dep darkice
[20:22] <guntbert> jonathaN: the vnc server
[20:22] <j0nathan> subn0de: I got Couldn't find package vinosudo
[20:22] <j0nathan> gunbert: dpkg -i vnc-e_4.5_amd64.deb
[20:23] <slackguru> Alright, so here goes, I noticed that my cpu fan would kick on for no apparent reason when the computer was sitting idle, so yesterday I decided to take on the chore of cleaning all the internal components of my case, being extremely careful of course.
[20:23] <guntbert> jonathaN: vino *is* in the repos - use that
[20:23] <guntbert> !ot | slackguru
[20:23] <slackguru> I thought my fan problem would be resolved but now the fan runs at 4900 rpm constantly instead of only occasionally.
[20:23] <xenover> Hello, can i ask a quick question ?
[20:23] <SIG_n13kt0> yes
[20:23] <slackguru> This is a support question
[20:24] <ikonia> slackguru: get on with it then
[20:24] <j0nathan> guntbert: I get vino is already the newest version
[20:24] <xenover> If i install Ubuntu on Win 7, won't it overwrite my OS ?
[20:24] <k4rt33k> slackguru: Is it creating any problem? else ikonia answered the problem
[20:24] <slackguru> ikonia, are all your problems two words?
[20:24] <guntbert> jonathaN: then why do want to install it? you have it already
[20:24] <k4rt33k> xenover: No...but make sure you got a sep partition for linux
[20:24] <dj_segfault> xenover: You can install dual boot by making another partition
[20:24] <ikonia> slackguru: ask the question please, or stop making noise in the channel
[20:25] <xenover> how do i ?
[20:25] <slackguru> I was beginning to tell you all that if I wasn't rudely interrupted.
[20:25] <FreeNodeAdmin> I demand this channel shut down
[20:25] <xenover> u can continue if i'm interrupting..
[20:25] <slackguru> After the fan began to run constantly I started seeing instant shutdowns
[20:25] <gnarwal> xenover, it depends on the method on installation. If you use wubi it will install like a normal windows program. If you partition, you can access it separate from your windows.
[20:25] <slackguru> no warning
[20:25] <jpapertowel> how do I install a bootloader using software raid? grub-install /dev/sda /dev/sdb fails :(
[20:26] <dj_segfault> xenover: When you install, and it gets up to the part of partitioning your hard drive, create another partition (or more) and tell the installer to install it there.
[20:26] <ikonia> slackguru: you'll get a better response if you keep your questions short and sweet,  quick overview is a good start
[20:26] <slackguru> I checked the CPU temp in BIOS and it was at 92C
[20:26] <xenover> using wubi ?
[20:26] <slackguru> okay
[20:26] <xenover> can i do it w/o having to burn it on a CD ?
[20:26] <slackguru> How can I stop my fan from constantly running when lm-sensors does not report any sensors on an i2c bus
[20:26] <gnarwal> !wubi | xenover
[20:26] <k4rt33k> !enter | xenover
[20:26] <OerHeks> subn0de,  sudo aptitude install gcursor  ( 15 kb ) then system > pref > cursor selection , button install a theme
[20:26] <Nitsuga> xenover, wubi = the screen that appears when Windows is loaded and you load the CD
[20:27] <sinbox> thanks gnarwal
[20:27] <FreeNodeStaffer> I demand this channel shut down now
[20:27] <FreeNodeStaffer> or i will kline all of you
[20:27] <slackguru> I have been reading a lot out on launchpad about the CPU fan issues and am not sure where to throw my two cents?
[20:27] <Nitsuga> xenover, with wubi you don't have to burn the cd
[20:27] <j0nathan> guntbert:  Im trying to install vnc-e and I get this error: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libstdc++5   Status: (>= 1:3.3.4-1)
[20:27] <Nitsuga> you can use Daemon Tools os imilar
[20:28] <ikonia> slackguru: on the bug reports on launchpad.net is a good starting place
[20:28] <Nitsuga> or similar
[20:28] <gnarwal> sinbox, anytime
[20:28] <xenover> okay, got it. Thank You for your responses! Keep being awesome
[20:28] <InHisName> I need to "remove" one directory name from long tree and shift EVERYTHING down one directory.   mv? but don't see -r in man page
[20:28] <slackguru> There are a lot of different bug reports on this issue and I was hoping to find help here to narrow it down.
[20:28] <guntbert> jonathaN: vnc-e is not in the repos it seems - why do you need it?
[20:28] <j0nathan> guntbert: I want to run vnc server
[20:29] <alankila> InHisName: moving the top-level directory is already sufficient, all things under it will likewise move.
[20:29] <ikonia> slackguru: find the one - or two that are closlest linked to your problem, eg: same ubuntu version, similar hardware etc
[20:29] <Nitsuga> xenover, however, installing it "the normal way" is better,  the system will be faster and you'll have less trouble.
[20:29] <guntbert> jonathaN: vino *is* a vnc server - and you have that already
[20:29] <Nitsuga> but if this is your first time in Ubuntu use wubi just in case you don't like it
[20:29] <sinbox> actually that fifdn't work gnarwal because apt-get looks at the darkice from the repos rather than what I need to compile it
[20:29] <slackguru> ikonia, are you always this helpful or are you just having a good day?
[20:29] <j0nathan> guntbert: where do I find it or how do I config it?
[20:30] <ikonia> I'm around most days
[20:30] <tprankd> I'm using ircd-hybrid.  I'm able to connect to <IP_ADDRESS>, however when I'm trying to connect to a domain that points to the server IP, the connection is refused.  How can I set it up so I can connect from an external computer?  port 6667 is open
[20:30] <InHisName> alankila: I move with the mv command to remove that one top level directory ?      mv -r *  /   or different
[20:30] <slackguru> ikonia, if you don't know anything about cpu throttling issues, just say so and be quiet after that. I am looking for someone that is willing to help with this issue. You clearly are not.
[20:30] <ricerocket> hey guys, have any of you guys tried using the apple mouse with linux? did it work well?
[20:30] <xenover> If i can't handle it, I'll do it the old-fashion way, I simply wanna try it out.
[20:30] <alankila> InHisName: eh. Forget -r. There's no such thing.
[20:31] <gnarwal> sinbox, if you need more dependencies use apt-cache search keyword. Keyword meaning "name dev"
[20:31] <ikonia> slackguru: drop the attitude, I'm answering your questions, you asked where to report it - I told you,
[20:31] <alankila> and judging from your command line, you're about to make a serious mistake. Moving things into / doesn't seem too smart to me.
[20:31] <phemmy> am  trying to get for my compiz an enviromeant when am rotating the cube
[20:32] <guntbert> j0nathan: system/preferences/remote desktop
[20:32] <InHisName> alankila: really moving into /new/   from /new/home   mounting at boot gave me /nome/home   bummer.
[20:32] <alankila> InHisName: assume directory structure foo/bar, foo/baz/bah. If you want to remove foo, you would type mv foo/* . so that both bar and baz will appear in .
[20:32] <alankila> InHisName: now foo is empty, and can be safely removed.
[20:32] <slackguru> No I never asked where to report it. I said there are already a lot of reports and I want to find help narrowing my issue, i.e. someone to brainstorm with, so my two cents aren't wasted on an unrelated topic.
[20:33] <InHisName> OK, got info, will digest and give it a try.  alankila
[20:33] <soreau> phemmy: You mean a skydome image?
[20:33] <j0nathan> guntbert: Thanks, I thought if I installed vnc server I would have more options than what is currently showing under Remote Desktop
[20:33] <pflanze> Hello. Can Ubuntu be used without internet connection (meaning, burning the whole archive to cdroms)? If so, how many CDs does it take (the computer in question only has a CD drive)?
[20:33] <ikonia> slackguru: ok - so narroing it down to the issue closest to you, with the best hardware match to you, best OS match to you is the best idea for a bug if there are multiple ones, you can always reference the other bugs in your update. eg: this also happens with bug#12345
[20:33] <guntbert> j0nathan: what options do you need?
[20:33] <ikonia> pflanze: the whole archive is 60 gig, however you can burn what you need
[20:33] <SwedeMike> pflanze: yes, there is a dvd installer that doesn't need internet.
[20:33] <slackguru> Anyone present that fits this description? I know ikonia doesn't already... More specifically, has anyone experienced this and has already successfully resolved their issue?
[20:33] <dinobisk> When playing audio or video, everything works fine for some seconds, then it starts skipping to the end of the fire. When I restart, that same thing happens again. Everything worked fine before. What?
[20:34] <ricerocket> has anyone ever used the apple mouse with ubuntu? or linux in general? i tried searching the internet but got no precise answer
[20:34] <k4rt33k> pflanze: Depends on what packages you want to install
[20:34] <ikonia> slackguru: this is your last warning - drop the attitude
[20:34] <ikonia> !aptoncd | pflanze
[20:34] <j0nathan> guntbert: When I connect outside of my LAN i can't control the desktop I can only view it even thought allow control is checked. . . When Im on the LAN it works np
[20:34] <elliotjhug> Hi, I'm having trouble getting my notify-osd popups displaying correctly - I'm only getting old-style yellow notifications, not the nice new ones. Compiz + Nvidia is all setup correctly - so any ideas?
[20:34] <pflanze> It's for someone else and I don't know exactly what she'll need. Thanks for the APTonCD tip.
[20:34] <pflanze> Are there already-packaged CDrom images around?
[20:34] <slackguru> ikonia, I am only flaming you because you continue to flame me
[20:35] <ikonia> pflanze: that normally works well, you can get the "main" stuff
[20:35] <soreau> elliotjhug: What nice new ones? AFAIK, the ones in karmic are still the yellow ones
[20:35] <ikonia> slackguru: I'm not flaming you - I'm responding to your questions
[20:35] <InHisName> alankila: thanks, worked like a champ
[20:35] <alankila> InHisName: excellent.
[20:35] <ricerocket> pflanze: i think you can download a DVD image with a lot of things on it already
[20:35] <gnarwal> !help > gnarwal
[20:35] <jpapertowel> i'm getting sick of no linux dists supporting software raid :(
[20:35] <grumbly> greetings marquis de sod!
[20:35] <pflanze> Like, in Debian the images are roughly sorted by need, so like burning the first n CDs would be good already.
[20:35] <ikonia> jpapertowel: all linux distro support software raid, fakeraid is poor in all distros, try not to use it
[20:35] <pflanze> ricerocket: as I said, no DVDs.
[20:35] <pflanze> only CDs
[20:36] <ricerocket> oh, sorry, didn't see that
[20:36] <alankila> jpapertowel: it tends to take some setup. I can report that at least lucid alpha 2 detected a software RAID I had going on my harddisks at install time
[20:36] <jpapertowel> ikonia: i'm using software raid and grub won't install, how do i boot without a loader?
[20:36] <alankila> jpapertowel: it's also possible to set it up manually if you know your way around mdadm from terminal during install.
[20:36] <ricerocket> pflanze: I would try the aptoncd like ikonia suggested
[20:36] <KnowTheLedge> Hello
[20:36] <ikonia> grumbly: you install grub to the disk - not to the raid meta device
[20:36] <ikonia> oops
[20:36] <alankila> jpapertowel: I have resorted to /boot partitions
[20:36] <ikonia> jpapertowel:  you install grub to the disk - not to the raid meta device
[20:36] <jpapertowel> ikonia: how do i install grub to the disk?
[20:36] <grumbly> ikonia: ?huh?
[20:36] <ikonia> jpapertowel: also - make sure you have a seperate /boot partition if you are using raid 0 or 5,
[20:37] <ikonia> grumbly: sorry - typo
[20:37] <KnowTheLedge> I am having a problem while trying to Install Kubuntu 9.10 on raid 0
[20:37] <grumbly> ok
[20:37] <KnowTheLedge> can anyone help?
[20:37] <ikonia> jpapertowel: select the raw disk devices as the device
[20:37] <alankila> ikonia: sadly, grub2 doesn't seeom to handle RAID1 either
[20:37] <Take0n> Everytime I start ubuntu I have no sound and to fix it I have to enter "killall pulseaudio" then increase the volume. Does anyone know why I have this problem? I upgraded from jaunty to karmic 3 days ago and have been having this problem since then
[20:37] <elliotjhug> soreau: No, karmic has notify-osd and should show passive notifications
[20:37] <guntbert> j0nathan: yes, thats what the dialog says ... - please have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1238976 - not sure if that applies
[20:37] <ikonia> jpapertowel: also make sure your talking about software raid and not fake raid
[20:37] <jpapertowel> ikonia: oh...guess I have to reinstall and make a boot partition this time *sigh*
[20:37] <elliotjhug> soreau: I have another machine next to me running karmic with notifications
[20:37] <ikonia> alankila: really ? I thought my fedora 12 box was grub2 and running on softrware raid
[20:37] <jpapertowel> ikonia: these stupid wiki articles need to be updated to tell you things like this
[20:37] <grumbly> how does one make the current gnome look/work a little more like a Mac interface?  essentially I want the keystrokes and button positions... not any more
[20:37] <pflanze> !offline
[20:37] <ikonia> jpapertowel: the limitations of raid 1 and 5 are well documented
[20:37] <KnowTheLedge> anyone?
[20:38] <soreau> elliotjhug: Well, that's news to me. Maybe you need to do updates? check sys>admin>software sources>updates
[20:38] <ikonia> sorry raid 0 and 5
[20:38] <grumbly> (besides, I already got gloobus-preview and docky so that's taken care of)
[20:38] <alankila> ikonia: well, I've never had a successful grub2 install to md0, it generally comes up with "no device mapping for md0" or similar. Trying to use the separate disks seems to be out of question, maybe because md reserves the devices and doesn't allow access to the underlying partitions, or something. I'm guessing.
[20:38] <zeleftikam> grumbly, are you running Ubuntu on Apple hardware?
[20:38] <KnowTheLedge> Someone private me if they can help me get ubuntu installed on raid 0
[20:38] <grumbly> zeleftikam: Newp... on an eee
[20:38] <ned> does anyone know why this would happen (ubuntu not respecting /etc/resolv.conf) http://dpaste.com/162675/ ?
[20:38] <ikonia> alankila: you don't install to md0 you install to the raw device
[20:38] <grumbly> I just like my mac keystrokes
[20:39] <grumbly> and button positions
[20:39] <Gangrel> !splash
[20:39] <zeleftikam> grumbly, what do you mean "button positions"
[20:39] <jpapertowel> ikonia: can my /boot partition be ext4?
[20:39] <Freddy2> hi
[20:39] <Gangrel> !themes
[20:39] <FreenodeIsGay> meatspin.com
[20:39] <grumbly> zeleftikam: close, minimize. etc on the opposite side
[20:39] <ikonia> jpapertowel: sure
[20:39] <alankila> ikonia: hasn't worked, but yeah, that's how I remember I used to set up grub 1
[20:39] <zeleftikam> grumbly, ah yeah. have you looked at Ubuntu themes?
[20:39] <ikonia> alankila: I've never done it that way on grub 1 either
[20:39] <zeleftikam> grumbly, there are some that look like OS X but im not sure if they have the buttons on the opposite side
[20:39] <ardchoille> !ops | FreenodeIsGay
[20:39] <Freddy2> in 10.04 udf 2.5 support is directly included? will i be able to mount a bluray iso? or still having to patch?
[20:40] <shaullx> my mic doesnt work (netbook acer aspire one d250) any ideas?
[20:40] <grumbly> zeleftikam: not really- there are just too many to wade through... and maybe someone can point me in the right direction- toward some/one that has a whole littany of "adjustments"
[20:41] <elliotjhug> soreau: Thanks for suggestion, but I have the latest updates (new notifications have been in ubuntu since the late jaunty alphas btw)
[20:41] <grumbly> zeleftikam: there is mac4lin... but I don't know if it's compatible (and since it's not in sources, I'm willing top bet it's not)
[20:41] <SealedWithAKiss> My kernel is panicking dude! Okay so I wipe my drive and slap a bran new copy of 64-bit Karmic onto a partition. I install a driver for my graphics card and reboot, now I'm getting an error similar to 'Kernel panic. Cannot mount root FS.' yada yada yada. Can anybody help please?
[20:41] <soreau> elliotjhug: Well it's odd it's not working for you then.
[20:41] <dj_segfault> shaullx: Usually ships with mic input muted/all the way down in the mixer.
[20:42] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: do you have the same problem with 32 bit?
[20:42] <KnowTheLedge> anyone help
[20:42] <soreau> elliotjhug: I don't know what the new ones look like, but AFAIK, I still have the old ones
[20:42] <KnowTheLedge> no?
[20:42] <j0nathan> guntbert: Thanks for all your help I really appreciate it =)
[20:42] <dj_segfault> SealedWithAKiss: No end of troubles today.  Boot off of cd and fsck the drive.
[20:42] <elliotjhug> soreau: what version of ubuntu are you running on then?
[20:42] <shaullx> dj_segfault no it isnt nvm i found a tut
[20:42] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: or the same problems with the liveCD?
[20:42] <sinbox> finally sorted it gnarwal I needed libasound
[20:42] <SealedWithAKiss> dj_segfault, I know man! I'm in the live CD now. What's fsck?
[20:42] <soreau> elliotjhug: I'm referring to my karmic installs
[20:43] <gnarwal> sinbox, good to hear :)
[20:43] <elliotjhug> soreau: purely for my own investigations - what graphics card you got in those?
[20:43] <gabriel____> hello, my keyboard fails ramdo
[20:43] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: fsck=filesystem check
[20:43] <dj_segfault> SealedWithAKiss: file system check.  man fsck. What filesystem type are you using on that partition?
[20:43] <gabriel____> my keyboard fails randomly*
[20:43] <SealedWithAKiss> dj_segfault, I believe it's ext2.
[20:43] <gabriel____> some letters some time dont appears
[20:44] <SealedWithAKiss> dj_segfault, I believe it's ext3.
[20:44] <dj_segfault> gabriel____: do you have a cat?  :-D
[20:44] <guntbert> j0nathan: did you get what you wanted?
[20:44] <soreau> elliotjhug: I have four pcs, one hardy, one jaunty, one karmic, one gentoo/karmic dual boot. One card is so old it can't run compiz, the karmic one is nvidia, jaunty is intel, the gentoo/karmic one is radeon
[20:44] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: try a different fs?
[20:44] <Crell> Hi all.  I'm trying to connect to a VPN using KNetworkManager (Kunbuntu 9.10).  I have the configuration all setup AFAIK, but when I select the connection in the popup nothing happens.  No connection, no error, nada.  When I check /var/log/daemon.log, the first useful mention is "No VPN secrets!"  What the heck does that mean, and what do I do about it?
[20:44] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, perhaps.
[20:44] <soreau> elliotjhug: But, I have a feeling it's not graphic card or compiz related
[20:44] <dj_segfault> SealedWithAKiss: Run e2fsck [devicename]
[20:44] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: maybe ext4?
[20:44] <gabriel____> dj_segfault: ?
[20:44] <soreau> elliotjhug: Can you provide screenshots of the new and old notifications?
[20:44] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: or maybe try throwing /boot on a different partition
[20:45] <SealedWithAKiss> dj_segfault, device name as in /dev/sda7 ?
[20:45] <dj_segfault> gabriel____: Sorry I shouldn't joke when the list is so busy.  Is it PS/2, USB, or wireless
[20:45] <j0nathan> guntbert:  You helped me figure out vino and VNC server are the same :P
[20:45] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: that is what dj_segfault means
[20:45] <gabriel____> dj_segfault: notebook
[20:45] <elliotjhug> new notifications are http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/265 old ones are http://bit.ly/cvz9AU
[20:45] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, dj_segfault, it just says that it's clean.
[20:45] <guntbert> jonathaN: :)  Good luck :-)
[20:46] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: do it from single user
[20:46] <slackguru> ikonia, I have made it clear that I am aware of the launchpad bug report process, I am also going to make it clear that I know how to reference apparently non-related bugs in my comments on existing bug reports, but so far, none of the bug reports are closely related to me because the only thing I find in common with most of the reports is that I am running karmic koala. This means that I may have an unrelated issue. If that is the case,
[20:46] <slackguru>  I need to find someone willing to work with me because I do not operate at the speed of launchpad, I am much quicker. Call it impatient if you will I refer to it as proactive. Most people, like yourself, live reactively and frankly I don't appreciate it. I am sure that I speak for others if you treat everyone as you have treated me. Now, with no attitude whatsoever, I would appreciate it if you do not respond to this if you are unwillin
[20:46] <slackguru> g to brainstorm with me some possible solutions to the problem I am having, offering insight to things I may have overlooked. If you want to work with me in that capacity, a response would be appreciated, otherwise, you can keep your remaining two cents.
[20:46] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, what do you mean?
[20:46] <FloodBot2> slackguru: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:46] <dj_segfault> SealedWithAKiss: when you type fsck -l /dev/sda (thats an L) that will list your partitions.  make sure that's the right one.
[20:46] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: can you post the output of mount in pastebin
[20:46] <grumbly> and post the link
[20:46] <grumbly> here
[20:46] <paulus68> I use putty + ssh to create a type of VPN to connect to the internet using my server at home to what level can it be traced that I use the internet?
[20:46] <paulus68> through that tunnel
[20:46] <gabriel____> dj_segfault: is possible to increase the keyboard buffer?
[20:47] <SealedWithAKiss> dj_segfault, it says fsck from util-linux-ng
[20:47] <marienz> paulus68: they can see you're doing *something*, but not what it is.
[20:47] <blakkheim> paulus68: they can see you connecting to your server's ip and on what port, but the actual data is encryted
[20:47] <marienz> paulus68: that's assuming anything outbound from your home server is unmonitored, obviously.
[20:47] <blakkheim> encrypted*
[20:47] <guntbert> paulus68: how is taht an ubuntu support question?
[20:47] <dj_segfault> gabriel____: Hm.. Same keys or random keys give you trouble?
[20:47] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: is / also where you are booting from?
[20:47] <marienz> paulus68: and that you're careful that things like dns requests also go through the tunnel.
[20:47] <Kimo> Hello
[20:47] <gabriel____> dj_segfault: random keys
[20:48] <KnowTheLedge> Ubuntu cannot mount raid during install < anyone know a fix for this
[20:48] <elliotjhug> soreau: Did you get those links or did they get flooded out? (sorry for the bitly link but its a long url)
[20:48] <dj_segfault> gabriel____: Sorry, you got me then.
[20:48] <paulus68> marienz: well since everything is encrypted and they don't know my home ip adress it should be difficult
[20:48] <Kimo> i want to see how to configure notfication system in ubuntu
[20:48] <Kimo> 9.10
[20:49] <grumbly> gabriel____: sorry to come in to this a little behind, but you arent by chance using a wireless keyboard, are you?
[20:49] <soreau> elliotjhug: Ahhh, those notifications...
[20:49] <alankila> KnowTheLedge: I generally execute some sequence of commands like "modprobe raid1; mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1" before entering the partitioning dialogs, that way I have software raid that I can operate with in the install menus
[20:49] <gabriel____> dj_segfault: its a notebook
[20:49] <gabriel____> ops
[20:49] <soreau> elliotjhug: yea I get those on my karmic boxes as well as my jaunty one
[20:49] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, I haven't got a clue I kinda screwed things up. I originally dual booted Vista with Ubuntu, but Ubuntu screwed up and began spitting out error messages along the lines of ata1: ...... on startup. So I decided to format and reinstall the OS, however something went wrong and GRUB didn't create and entry for Windows Vista. So right now I have no Vista and no Ubuntu, and ultimately no data. Just me and my L
[20:49] <SealedWithAKiss> ive CD>
[20:49] <elliotjhug> soreau: ah fair enough
[20:49] <gabriel____> grumbly: notebook
[20:49] <marienz> paulus68: they can see what host your encrypted data is going to (that is: they can find your home server trivially). But the others here mentioning this is offtopic here are right, so I'll shut up now :)
[20:49] <alankila> KnowTheLedge: lucid seems to finally do this automatically, or at least the server install of 10.04 I did today happened to have autodetected existing raid arrays. Finally.
[20:49] <ikonia> slackguru: the chances are if there are no sensors for lm_sensors for your board and they are just running at full pelt all the time - that's the problem it can't detect when it is hot/cold, if there are no bugs logged that are you actual problem, log one so that others know it's a problem, but I suspect you'll need to interact with with the lmsensors maintainers to see if they can sort some sort of sensor config for it, or the apm guys in the kernel, bu
[20:49] <soreau> elliotjhug: I wonder if there's some switch you have to flip..
[20:49] <ikonia> slackguru: not everthing can be fixed "now"
[20:49] <soreau> elliotjhug: Perhaps, it is a gconf key setting?
[20:50] <elliotjhug> soreau: I'm gonna be dissapearing for a mo - thanks for confirming they work on nvidia though - narrows my search a little (and I'll look into the gconf idea)
[20:50] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: Gimme some info here- in terminal, run mount and put it in pastebin and post the url to the pastebin here
[20:50] <paulus68> guntbert: It's a kind of support question  since I use ssh to set it up and I don't want to leave any trace of it thats why
[20:50] <Kimo> somone can help i want to get the command to configure notification system in ubuntu
[20:50] <grumbly> kimo: notify-osd
[20:50] <grumbly> is what it is.
[20:50] <guntbert> paulus68: no - not ubuntu support - its a networking question
[20:50] <Kimo> thank's Man
[20:50] <grumbly> but I don't know more than that
[20:51] <grumbly> Kimo: are you trying to move the notifications or something?
[20:51] <paulus68> guntbert: ok is there a networking support here?
[20:51] <grumbly> gabriel____: huh... weird.
[20:51] <grumbly> gabriel____: does it work in other OS?
[20:51] <Kimo> Yes i want to do that
[20:51] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, http://pastebin.com/m7f7b4e8f
[20:51] <grumbly> Kimo: gimme a sec-
[20:51] <slackguru> ikonia, my fan worked fin until yesterday and there were no changes to my os...
[20:51] <Kimo> i want to edit the time of Notification
[20:52] <Kimo> ok
[20:52] <grumbly> kimo: http://www.webupd8.org/2009/10/things-to-fix-tweak-after-installing.html
[20:52] <ikonia> slackguru: oh reallyy,what was it usig to detect the speed if it no sensos  ?
[20:52] <guntbert> paulus68: try  ##networking or ##security
[20:52] <ikonia> sensorsven
[20:52] <slackguru> I cleaned the computer yesterday and the fan just began to run all the time.
[20:52] <ikonia> ughh "sensors even"
[20:52] <Kimo> Ok i go now to see this website
[20:52] <paulus68> guntbert: thanks
[20:52] <gabriel____> grumbly: yes, in mandriva that came from factory
[20:53] <grumbly> gabriel____: maybe adjust your keyboard layout-
[20:53] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, I have basically screwed up everything and bricked my system. Sounds like a major recovery operation would be needed.
[20:53] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: nah
[20:53] <slackguru> that's a really good question ikonia maybe you can answer that one
[20:53] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: are you running a livecd now?
[20:53] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, yup.
[20:53] <Kimo> grumbly can you gimee your gmail adress if you want because i think you are expert in ubuntu
[20:53] <Kimo> can you ??
[20:53] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: oh...
[20:53] <ikonia> slackguru: I can only assume that  your bios is supported directly by apmd
[20:54] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, problem?
[20:54] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: can you replace the default vmlinuz and initrd that is booting by default
[20:54] <slackguru> Thats good info ikonia
[20:54] <cafeteriaboy> Looking for help with Ubuntu 9.10 boot problems if anyone can help.
[20:54] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: replace=rename and use another
[20:55] <grumbly> Kimo: haha!! that's a massive compliment.  I just knew what you wanted to do because I had the same problem
[20:55] <ikonia> slackguru: have you checked if thats got support - that may be a good start ?
[20:55] <jpapertowel> ikonia: i'm at the part where i make the /boot partiton, should I make 2 boot partitions and RAID them or make 2 boot partitions and leave them as it is?
[20:55] <slackguru> would there be different utils to see a fan report if mine are directly supported by apmd?
[20:55] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, that's like speaking Arabic to me. Break it down a little more please, with commands?
[20:56] <gabriel____> grumbly: you know when some app freezes? and the keyboard dont respond and after this, the letters appears
[20:56] <ikonia> slackguru: no, I suspect the fan tools are the same tools, but I don't know for %100 certain
[20:56] <Kimo> hahaha ok man you are very helpful for me
[20:56] <ikonia> jpapertowel: you can raid them, just use raid 1
[20:56] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: from the liveCD, mount your hd root or boot... whichever is appropriate for your configuration.
[20:56] <Kimo> the site you give me is very important
[20:56] <twomonkies> are there any display/xorg-expert around?!
[20:56] <Crell> OK, is there a better channel than this one to ask about vpn issues?
[20:56] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: then go to /boot
[20:56] <jpapertowel> ikonia: can't use raid0? :/
[20:56] <slackguru> This topic is so generally brushed over in all of the supporting documents I read...
[20:56] <gabriel____> grumbly: here the app freeze for a while but the system loses the input
[20:56] <ikonia> jpapertowel: no, /boot raid 0 or 5 is not supported
[20:56] <jpapertowel> okay
[20:57] <ikonia> slackguru: what board is it ?
[20:57] <grumbly> gabriel____: sounds like something is hanging... I have had this problem and fixed it by not using the application that was causing the hang
[20:57] <grumbly> gabriel____: that's all I got on it...
[20:58] <blackstar_> I need help creating a ttyUSB* , MAKEDEV script wont work
[20:58] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, so I am mounting the partition that's messed up? I can't quite understand.
[20:58] <slackguru> Its an intel board that came in an HP Pavilion a815n, very problematic with the 3.07 GHz cpu
[20:58] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, what am I meant to be mounting? I am massive novice.
[20:58] <slackguru> It was so bad when I got it it couldn't even run the OS that came with it.
[20:58] <phrix> hi all, FHoSS cant conect to icsf and scsf (openims)... any clue...??
[20:58] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: if it's ACTUALLY messed up, yes.  but I doubt that it really is.  I bet the initrd is pooped or the kernel image is poop...
[20:58] <meghan> Hey, i'm trying to convert .aa files to .mp3
[20:58] <guntbert> phrix: wrong window?
[20:58] <ikonia> slackguru: oh, it's a laptop
[20:59] <slackguru> No its a tower
[20:59] <gabriel____> grumbly: and about the keyboard buffer? is possible to increase? in windows i know that is possible
[20:59] <meghan> and I've googled and googled, but all of these programs that I've been given that apparently work in wine, I can't get to work - such as goldwave
[20:59] <ubuntu_> hej
[20:59] <Kimo> im not using Ipv6 i can remove it
[20:59] <slackguru> HP Pavilion a815n Intel i815 chipset
[20:59] <grumbly> gabriel____: I'm sure it is... But i don't know how to do it.
[20:59] <slackguru> onboard everything
[20:59] <phrix> guntbert, what's wrong??
[20:59] <gabriel____> grumbly: ok, thanks
[21:00] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, what is your predicament?  You trying to identify your root partition?
[21:00] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, I'm in boot now.
[21:00] <grumbly> gabriel____: like I said, I only ever fixed this issue by figuring out what was hanging
[21:00] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: do you have a menu.lst?
[21:00] <guntbert> slackguru: a completely different approach: could it be that while cleaning you damaged the thermal contact between cpu and cooler?
[21:00] <blackstar_> I need help creating a ttyUSB* , MAKEDEV script wont work
[21:00]  * Antisoche will wait & watch
[21:00] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I did mkdir /Mounted then mount /dev/sda7 /Mounted then cd /Mounted/boot
[21:01] <ikonia> slackguru: did you say the fan is behaving as expected in the bios
[21:01] <PyroPhelia> I need to be able to give people access to a very large file server. They need to be able to write to it.  But I don't want them to be able to delete anything.  how do I do this?
[21:01] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, nope.
[21:01] <Kimo> grumbly give me now the command of Osd
[21:01] <gabriel____> grumbly:  and how i can discover it?
[21:01] <grumbly> gabriel____: I dont know why you'd want to INCREASE the buffer though...
[21:01] <guntbert> phrix: I had no idea about you were talking - usually that happens when people are talking to some other channel :)
[21:01] <iceroot> PyroPhelia: write = delete
[21:01] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: then you have grub2...
[21:01] <guntbert> *about what
[21:01] <SwedeMike> PyroPhelia: look at ftp daemons, some have that functionality.
[21:01] <slackguru> I thought that for a bit, it appeared there was some excess heat transfer gel, but I then thought maybe the dust in the room was too great...
[21:01] <airtonix> I seem to be having problems getting dockbarx ackknowledging any themes i put in ~/.dockbarx/themes or /usr/share/dockbarx/themes
[21:01] <grumbly> do you have the dir grub/?
[21:02] <grumbly> Kimo: I don't know that
[21:02] <phrix> gunbert, I have no idea where is the exactly channel...
[21:02] <endeavormac> is there a way to specify a route (IP) based on the application that is running?
[21:02] <gabriel____> grumbly: i can press just 2 letters simultaneously
[21:02] <slackguru> What doesn't make sense is that the lm-sensors doesn't detect any sensors, but the fan worked before the cleaning.
[21:02] <blackstar_> I need help creating a ttyUSB*  for a 3G conection, MAKEDEV script wont work
[21:02] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, I do yeah.
[21:02] <grumbly> Kimo: also, I am guessing your first language is not english
[21:02] <guntbert> phrix: maybe if you omit the abbreviations ....
[21:02] <slackguru> It was getting a little to intrusive because of the dust collection running a little too often, but now....
[21:02] <blackstar_> I need help creating a ttyUSB*  for a 3G conection, MAKEDEV script wont work, i'm running ubuntu Karmic
[21:02] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: cd into it please.  and look there for a menu.lst or anything
[21:02] <Kimo> i want to configure notification system
[21:03] <Kimo> I'm not good in english
[21:03] <grumbly> also look for initrd and vmlinuz images
[21:03] <ikonia> slackguru: I've just found a post on the interenet that is almost identical, someone cleaned their fan, put if back and now it's kicking in all the time
[21:03] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, no menu.lst
[21:03] <slackguru> link me?
[21:03] <slackguru> I amy have already read it.
[21:03] <ikonia> slackguru: some guys are suggesting the contact with the alu case isn't bang on or it's not connected right
[21:03] <grumbly> Kimo: I can't help you with that.  If you want to try messing with it, it is probably best done through gconf editor
[21:03] <ikonia> slackguru: http://forums.devshed.com/cooling-105/cpu-fan-causing-shutdown-528966.html
[21:03] <PyroPhelia> iceroot, then how do people work on large file servers without accedental deletes happening?
[21:04] <blackstar_> I need help creating a ttyUSB*  for a 3G conection, MAKEDEV script wont work, i'm running ubuntu Karmic
[21:04] <Younder> Does anyone have any experience setting up raid5 with a redundancy drive?
[21:04] <SwedeMike> PyroPhelia: they run glftpd for their warez-servers :P
[21:04] <ikonia> Younder: yes, why ?
[21:04] <Antisoche> blackstar_, MAKEDEV is for pre-udev stuff; antiquated long ago.  Plug in your device, wait a few seconds, and type 'dmesg | tail'.  The device name will should appear at the bottom.
[21:04] <SwedeMike> Younder: yes.
[21:04] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: ok...  look for your most recent initrd and vmlinuz
[21:04] <blackstar_> ok thanks
[21:04] <The_ubuntu_noob> hi
[21:05] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: those would be back in /boot
[21:05] <PyroPhelia> SwedeMike, i'm working with a 1.85PB HD fileserver for video, not warez.  We're moving to a new system i'm i'm paranoid about users deleting stuff.
[21:05] <linxeh> blackstar_: what 3g dongle is it ?
[21:05] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, there are two of both. Most recent it 31-19
[21:05] <SwedeMike> PyroPhelia: samba might be able to do what you want as well, I don't know it well enough
[21:05] <SealedWithAKiss> is**
[21:05] <pflanze> Is there a way to make downloading&installing packages from http://apt.alturl.com/ secure?
[21:06] <The_ubuntu_noob> how do i get spotify to work it says it can't find my soundcard
[21:06] <blackstar_> is a Gobi chipset on my toshiba laptop
[21:06] <PyroPhelia> SwedeMike, this is a prodessional network, no windows computers, linux/mac
[21:06] <blackstar_> lineh is a Gobi chipset on my toshiba laptop
[21:06] <PyroPhelia> professional*
[21:06] <SwedeMike> PyroPhelia: well, look into the different ftp servers available then.
[21:06] <Antisoche> blackstar_, Once you've gotten that, check the web for a way to make it permanent using udev.  Based on the model number, etc, you can write a udev rule to give it a fixed name like "/dev/3g" or whatever.
[21:06] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: ok- so you'lll need to get a copy of those images or something maybe newer
[21:06] <PyroPhelia> SwedeMike, i'm not using ftp at all.  maybe you have missed the point.
[21:06] <grumbly> when they're downloaded, install them
[21:06] <PyroPhelia> SwedeMike, they access the server either using afp or nfs.  not ftp
[21:07] <gigawatt> I have an advanced question
[21:07] <Younder> ikonia, I have 35 disk array set up in 7 banks. 3 dives to a raid cluster. 2 clusers to a redunt drive. I want the 5 reduntant drives shared in a pool and a disk delegated to the raid that fails. Any Doc's/hint's on how to do this?
[21:07] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, what's this going to do? Where do I get the copies? I'm confuzzled.
[21:07] <osotogari> Hi, anyone know of any web based calendar that I can access over my lan?
[21:07] <gigawatt> if i am logged into a server what is the best way to copy files from that server to my local machine
[21:07] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: apt
[21:07] <pflanze> Is there a way to get individual debs checked against package signatures? I know I could do it manually by using gpg and sha1sum, but is there a program to do it?
[21:07] <blackstar_> Antisodhe thanks, i been using the qcserial but that does not work
[21:07] <ikonia> Younder: are you using linux software raid for this ?
[21:07] <guntbert> gigawatt: use scp
[21:07] <PyroPhelia> gigawatt, hardly advanced.  if you're logged in via ssh you can't.  log in via sftp
[21:07] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, apt? I'm not down with the lingo.
[21:08] <Antisoche> grumbly, You think SWAK deleted (his|her) kernel?
[21:08] <SwedeMike> PyroPhelia: yes, I didn't read that. Don't know if that can be done.
[21:08] <Younder> ikonia, yes, I don't wan't a harware error to take ot a whole cluster.
[21:08] <gigawatt> wait i can just use scp the other way to grab the files off
[21:08] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: apt is package management
[21:08] <linxeh> Younder: sounds like you could do with zfs or some thing
[21:08] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, what's the deal? Have I deleted my kernel?
[21:08] <slackguru> ikonia, that link sounds identicle to mine with the exception that we know not the OS involved. I read the thread and it appears it has no solution posted.
[21:08] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: from gnome, you can use synaptic
[21:08] <pflanze> gigawatt: there's also sshfs
[21:08] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, it seems unlikely; I'm trying to understand what grumbly is working towards.
[21:09] <guntbert> gigawatt: that depends - but in any case you can use it from your local station and access the remote host
[21:09] <SwedeMike> PyroPhelia: look into chmod, Sticky-bit might solve this for you.
[21:09] <ikonia> Younder: ok, so bascially when you setup the array, you need to make sure you do a --spare-device=1 for each array, and make sure you specify the same spare device per cluster of arrays. You may also want to look at something like zfs that actually does disk pooling exactly as you want
[21:09] <grumbly> Antisoche: no, i dont think that- but I think maybe it's written to a bad spot on the drive
[21:09] <ikonia> slackguru: yes, it does look almost identitical to your description
[21:09] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I'm trying to understand too. I don't have enough information to do what he's asking. Since I don't have much experience using Linux.
[21:09] <grumbly> Antisoche: if he can boot off CD, but not off drive,
[21:10] <NCS_One> hi
[21:10] <SealedWithAKiss> grumpy, I need to know specific commands. I can't fill in the gaps.
[21:10] <grumbly> Antisoche: I am going to see if using a kernel image will garner better results
[21:10] <slackguru> ikonia, that link was posted june 2008, you would think there would be a solution posted by now, I hate when people do not revisit their posts and supply the solution that worked.
[21:10] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: I didnt know that you werent very familiar.  My apologies.
[21:10] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: give me a minute...
[21:10] <ikonia> slackguru: he may not have a solution and is just living with it
[21:11] <Younder> ikonia, linxeh Ill look into zfs thanks. I thought I would need some fancy scripting for this.. (Testing it makes me shudder..)
[21:11] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: I don't have 64-bit so I dont know the package names...
[21:11] <Dist`> any chance someone could help me fix Grub, I just installed win 7 and Grub has now gone
[21:11] <blakkheim> Dist`: grub or grub2?
[21:11] <Dist`> i've followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows but it is still booting windows automaticaly
[21:11] <NCS_One> what driver should I install for Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02) ?
[21:11] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, What were you doing when the machine stopped working?
[21:11] <Dist`> grub legacy
[21:11] <ikonia> Younder: when you build and array and you do /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb2 etc, the last one is always the spare, if you want to share spare disks, just name the same disk across arrays as the spare
[21:11] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, yeah I am a complete novice.
[21:11] <ikonia> Younder: zfs is a better solution though
[21:12] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I installed a driver for my ATI card.
[21:12] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, then rebooted.
[21:12] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: I did not know-  So, maybe Antisoche can give some help too...
[21:12] <linxeh> Younder: zfs might not do what you want and it might mean a change in OS
[21:12] <guntbert> NCS_One: usually intel chips work out of the box
[21:12] <ikonia> linxeh: zfs does do what Younder wants
[21:12] <Kimo> I want awn look like macOs Dock
[21:13] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Ok.  That sounds generally safe ... so why do you say your computer isn't booting now?
[21:13] <shaullx> i installed pulseaudio and played with the input (my mic didnt work) and since that i only get sound on the login screen after i login no sound anywhere wth?
[21:13] <nosferatu> Hey, I've got a question that I can't find a solution to in the support forums
[21:13] <NCS_One> guntbert, the sound is really strange, I'm on headphones and the sound seems to go from one side to the other
[21:14] <NCS_One> and vice versa
[21:14] <linxeh> ikonia: I wasnt aware there was a proper linux release, other than that fuse port ?
[21:14] <gigawatt> exit
[21:14] <slackguru> ikonia, thank you for your help and understanding... I am going to go put the system under a heavy load and see if I suffer shutdowns... be back later
[21:14] <gregg> is the version of wine in the repos (wine1.2 - <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu3) good enough if i want (need) to install Office 2007?
[21:14] <ikonia> linxeh: there isn't
[21:14] <LateralForce> !ask | nosferatu
[21:14] <blakkheim> gregg: why not use a linux alternative such as abiword/openoffice?
[21:14] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, when I rebooted I got an error message along the lines of kernel panic. Can not find root FS. Not that exactly, but words to that effect.
[21:14] <Slart> gregg: check the application database
[21:14] <Slart> !appdb | gregg
[21:14] <Younder> ikonia, for testing is there a command to make a drive fail (in software)
[21:14] <linxeh> ikonia: ok whatever.
[21:14] <Dist`> when i try to do sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk /dev/sda5 it says install finished, no errors reported. But it also says things like cannot open /boot/grub/device.map, and 494 =: unexpected operator
[21:15] <shaullx> someone please its kinda urgent i need to skype and my mic doesnt work and now my speakers also
[21:15] <Slart> gregg: chances are it will be fine though
[21:15] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: I found this just now- I am not sure how much it will help you, but here goes : http://forums.amd.com/devforum/messageview.cfm?catid=328&threadid=116112
[21:15] <ikonia> Younder: if you do a --manage you can mark a drive as failed
[21:15] <gregg> thanks Slart
[21:15] <Gangrel> any idea how to change splash screen? cause i tried many guides but nothing happened
[21:15] <Gangrel> !splash
[21:15] <blakkheim> !please | shaullx
[21:15] <nosferatu> For some reason my "Notification Area" gets borked sometimes.. specifically, my networkmanager thing with the icon for my wireless connection disappears and is "replaced" with another dummy one, usually my Bluetooth icon but sometimes my audio one
[21:15] <Younder> ikonia, thx ill take if from there
[21:15] <nosferatu> !repeat
[21:15] <Slart> !details | shaullx
[21:15] <nosferatu> !attitude
[21:15] <shaullx> i already did
[21:15] <loloftherings> how do I make ubuntu boot into a tty instead of X? /etc/inittab seems to be gone..
[21:15] <nosferatu> ah, sorry, I am running 9.10 as well
[21:16] <blakkheim> loloftherings: get rid of gdm
[21:16] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, ok.  What that means is that the kernel can't find your root filesystem.  Do you have any other boot options in your GRUB menu?
 i installed pulseaudio and played with the input (my mic didnt work) and since that i only get sound on the login screen after i login no sound anywhere wth?
[21:16] <grumbly> loloftherings: disabel gdm/kdm
[21:16] <dexley> hi yall
[21:16] <loloftherings> blakkheim: gdm is gone..
[21:16] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I don't get a GRUB menu.
[21:16] <blakkheim> loloftherings: then what does it boot to?
[21:16] <slackguru> ikonia, one more question, what if /proc/acpi/thermal_zones/ is empty does that help you point me in a direction?
[21:16] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, oh sorry I do.
[21:16] <Slart> shaullx: oh.. sorry.. I must have missed where you mentioned all those things..
[21:16] <ikonia> slackguru: well that suggests the OS has no idea of the temperature at all
[21:16] <loloftherings> blakkheim: getting an error right now.. the graphics error
[21:16] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, there's recovery and memtest I think.
[21:16] <ikonia> slackguru: which suggests "something" has broke if it was working before
[21:16] <blakkheim> loloftherings: more details will help
[21:17] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Ok - so at boot you get a menu with only three options?
[21:17] <loloftherings> blakkheim: the one that gives you an option to run in low graphics, tty or reconfigure the graphics
[21:17] <grumbly> loloftherings: instead of removing gdm, DISABLE it thru rc
[21:17] <hayleyw> when i attach a usb flash drive in karmic, i get a warning saying automount failed because it's unauthorized. how do i make auto mounting work?
[21:17] <blakkheim> loloftherings: and if you pick tty?
[21:17] <ikonia> slackguru: based on the forum post I wonder if there has been a hardware failure
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[21:17] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, there are double entries for initrd (is it?) and vmlinuz.
[21:17] <slackguru> ikonia, i really do think this is a false report, my CPU is cool to the touch when the bios says its running at 92C
[21:17] <loloftherings> blakkheim: it will get a tty, but I get the same error every time I boot
[21:17] <shaullx> Slart thats ok , can you help me?
[21:17] <guntbert> NCS_One: no idea then - try to play with the audio settings maybe?
[21:17] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Is there anything unusual about your computer?  Is it a regular desktop or is it a server with some weird RAID device?
[21:17] <Merritt> Hello. I'm running Ubuntu (server if it matters) 9.10, nvidia card with nvidia driver. TV-Out without nvidia driver gives color, with nvidia driver gives only black and white. I have tried: sudo nvidia-xconfig --tv-standard=NTSC-M --tv-out-format=SVIDEO (and variants like NTSC-J & COMPOSITE. Google fails me now. Any ideas?
[21:17] <ikonia> slackguru: I don't doubt it's a false rpeort, that's why I'm suggesting it /may/ be a hardware failure, on the board
[21:18] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, there's no RAID configuration. Your standard Dell desktop machine.
[21:18] <Dist`> anyone know why my machine auto boots into windows even after doing a grub-install?
[21:18] <loloftherings> grumbly: how excactly do I do that?
[21:18] <blakkheim> Dist`: you didn't do it correctly
[21:18] <Crell> What do people suggest for a vpn client other than network-manager, which is apparently double-plus-ungood?
[21:18] <Dist`> i did it as it said
[21:18] <miraiw> Dist`: did you install in the mbr?
[21:18] <hayleyw> Dist`, your bios is pointing to the windows drive and not the linux drive?
[21:18] <slackguru> See, now you're just coming with bad news, I was hoping to avoid that altogether...
[21:18] <grumbly> loloftherings: if you can get sysv-rc-conf or rename the rc scripts by hand, that would be the best way
[21:18] <blakkheim> Crell: ssh
[21:19] <Dist`> sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk /dev/sda5
[21:19] <Slart> shaullx: I don't think so.. I'm still reading through all your previous messages.. searching for what version of ubuntu you're running..
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> Merritt, you can define the tv standard in xorg.conf to set the tv standard
[21:19] <goumiri> where i can find soft for blackberry phone
[21:19] <Dist`> hayleyw i only have 1 drive
[21:19] <loloftherings> grumbly: sysv-rc-conf didn't show gdm anymore if I'm right
[21:19] <hayleyw> Dist`, install to /dev/sda, not /dev/sda5
[21:19] <jpapertowel> ikonia: i'm on the grub install stage of the installer, but it says grub-install to (hd0) fails :(
[21:19] <loloftherings> grumbly: I'll try to rename the scripts
[21:19] <remoteCTRL> is there actually a soulseek client for linux?
[21:19] <shaullx> Slart 9.10
[21:19] <dexley> hey ppl i am runnin karmic and i cant read .mp3 with Amarok !  i already tried xine and lame ! didnt make it. someone knows the solution plz?
[21:19] <Merritt> ActionParsnip: Standard meaning what?
[21:19] <pinkspider> hi
[21:19] <shaullx> Slart acer aspire one d250 netbook
[21:19] <pinkspider> help-me
[21:19] <blakkheim> dexley: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:20] <blakkheim> remoteCTRL: nicotine+
[21:20] <pinkspider> what is rfi ?
[21:20] <Dist`> ok i just ran it as /dev/sda, ill quickly reboot and see if it has worked
[21:20] <grumbly> loloftherings: look for SXX  scripts related to xorg and gdm and rename them to KXX
[21:20] <Crell> blakkheim: ssh is not a vpn client.
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL, http://freshmeat.net/projects/pyslsk/
[21:20] <blakkheim> Crell: it can be used as one
[21:20] <dexley> ty blakkheim
[21:20] <loloftherings> grumbly: ok, thanks
[21:20] <miraiw> pinkspider: really fat indian
[21:20] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, So basically, the way the computer boots is that there is a boor loader; generally GRUB these days in the linux world.  The boot loader knows where the kernel is and loads it.  The kernel, though, puts most of its drivers into a ramdisk, including the driver for the hard drive.  The boot loader makes the ramdisk available to the kernel so if can talk to the disk and mount the root filesystem.  Got all that?
[21:20] <un214> I found ssh is a better VPN solution then every other solution I've tried.
[21:20] <blakkheim> ^
[21:20] <guntbert> miraiw: when helping be helpful
[21:20] <benoitc> mmm anyone know how long it take for an uploaded package to launchpad (with dput) to appear on the web ?
[21:21] <remoteCTRL> thx blakkheim and ActionParsnip
[21:21] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I believe so yeah.
[21:21] <benoitc> I don't see it in interface and no error after dput
[21:21] <pinkspider> alguém fala portugués ?
[21:21] <blakkheim> !pr
[21:21] <Crell> blakkheim: That is substantially beyond my network-fu.
[21:21] <pinkspider> brasil ?
[21:21] <blakkheim> !br
[21:21] <guntbert> !pt | pinkspider
[21:21] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, When you install a new device driver, often times the ramdisk gets regenerated.  If this fails because the disk is full, or whatever, you're going to have problems.
[21:21] <Dist`> hayleyw thankyou
[21:21] <pinkspider> #ubuntu-br
[21:21] <Crell> I am ideally looking for a GUI.  I've been recommended kvpnc on another forum.
[21:21] <Dist`> its working again :)
[21:21] <hayleyw> Dist`, you're welcome :)
[21:21] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, okay.
[21:21] <blakkheim> Crell: might be time to learn some ssh basics then
[21:22] <rservers> I did apt-get install "packagename" but its a really old version, im using 8.0.4 lts ubuntu, is there a way to see if there is a newer version of this package somehow?
[21:22] <Dist`> how would I go about editing list that shows up in grub now?
[21:22] <blakkheim> rservers: 8.04 is old, so the packages will be old
[21:22] <Crell> blakkheim: Are you saying that ubuntu does not support VPNs except via CLI?
[21:22] <Dist`> its nothing important, but i just want to change my windows option from 'win 7 RC' to 'win 7 ultimate'
[21:22] <blakkheim> Crell: i said nothing of the sort
[21:22] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, So, from your live CD, you can poke around on the hard drive and find your kernel and ramdisk.  These are usually available from the root filesystem as /vmluinuz and /initrd.img
[21:22] <hayleyw> Dist`, edit /etc/grub/menu.lst
[21:22] <Kimo> DISt Startup-Manager
[21:22] <Dist`> thankyou again :)
[21:23] <Kimo> Dist Use Startup-Manager
[21:23] <happyhessian_> i upgraded to backports and suddenly my network activity is severely hampered, any ideas about what i should check?
[21:23] <blakkheim> Crell: i'm saying that ssh is a very good solution for vpn, and someone else agreed. you can use whatever you like, that's just my suggestion.
[21:23] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I mounted /dev/sda7 and can browse the FS via the terminal. I can access /boot and view the vmlinuz and initrd files.
[21:23] <happyhessian_> (btw, don't be offended if i quit without warning, my network connection is really shoddy...that's the whole problem!)
[21:23] <Dist`> one last question before I go, i noticed that when reading through the ubuntu help guide, even though im on 9.10 im running grub legacy, is there a need for me to update to Grub 2?
[21:23] <NCS_One> guntbert, I just installed ubuntu and its the first movie I trying to see on it, and I think its the movie sound thats ruined :(
[21:23] <Crell> blakkheim: I shall revise my inquiry then.  Can anyone recommend a good GUI vpn client for (K)Ubuntu besides network-manager?
[21:24] <guntbert> NCS_One: good explanation :)
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> Dist`, if  what you have works, keep it
[21:24] <NCS_One> guntbert, going to check it on another PC
[21:24] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, There is also usually a backup of each of these (.old).  To make it difficult, the files are really there, what those files are are symlinks.  The files are typically put into /boot, which is a small partition at the beginning of the disk because some computer BIOSes (the thing that boots the computer) are too old to read too far into the bigger disks.
[21:24] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, 'the files _aren't_ really there...'
[21:24] <nosferatu> !attitude
[21:24] <nosferatu> !repeat
[21:25] <guntbert> !askthebot | nosferatu
[21:25] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, So, having said that -- what you need to do is give GRUB a good kernel and good ramdisk to boot your computer.
[21:25] <jpapertowel> okay so I used software raid to create a 100 MB RAID1 ext4 /boot partition, a 1.5 TB RAID0 ext4 / partition, and a 4 GB swap partition - now I go to install grub and it fails...what command should I be using to install grub?
[21:26] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, well my BIOS is the most up to date version.
[21:26] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Fortunately, GRUB has an interactive menu that you can use to help you troubleshoot.  From your mounted partition, copy down the filenames of all the 'vmlinuz' and 'initrd.img' files you have.
[21:27] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, It doesn't matter how new _your_ machine is.  Software has to deal with this cruft almost forever.
[21:28] <Slart> shaullx: it seems the acer aspire d250 should work out of the box with 9.10. At least according to this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1141529&page=12 . You could try using plain alsa if its pulseaudio that is messing things up.. pastebins of "cat /proc/asound/cards" might be useful as well
[21:28] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, So - you should know what your root filesystem is (/dev/sda?) and the smaller /boot filesystem (which sounds like /dev/sda7).
[21:28] <happyhessian__> essentially, my network is characterized by giving me the correct download speed according to speedtest but working really really slowly whenever it has to load pages, taking forever to run host <website> if it wasn't recently accessed and cutting off large (>5MB) downloads in the middle.  i turned off ipv6 according to what i saw on the forums, though it doesn't seem to have made much of a difference (should it have, really?)  i'm going a little
[21:28] <happyhessian__>  crazy, especially as i don't know of any way to downgrade back to my old system...
[21:29] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, vmlinuz and initrd have two versions. They both have a 31-14 and a 31-19 versison.
[21:29] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, In my /boot, I have 'vmlinuz' 2.6.28-15, 2.6.31-18 and 2.6.31-20.  Each of these has their own initrd
[21:29] <happyhessian__> i've been using one sort of k/ubuntu for several years already and i've never had a problem like this
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> happyhessian_, try adding <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>  in your DNS list, it may speed stuff up
[21:30] <grumbly> happyhessian_:that may make things bad too.
[21:30] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, so I have vmlinuz 2.6.31-14/19
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> happyhessian_, you can also install and configure dnsmasq to keep the most dns resolves local
[21:30] <grumbly> happyhessian__: what browser are you using?
[21:30] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Ok, good.  From your GRUB boot menu, you should be able to select the -14 revision of the 2.6.31 kernel and it'll just boot normally, with the slightly older kernel and no new driver.
[21:30] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, how will I do that?
[21:30] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: that is a much easier way of doing what I suggested
[21:30] <grumbly> or tried to suggest
[21:31] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, At boot, the menu should give you an option for each.  You just pick it.
[21:31] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, use 'e' to edit when GRUB loads? And then change 31-19 to 31-14?
[21:31] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, ohh okay then.
[21:31] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, If that doesn't happen, yes, you can use 'e' to edit it.
[21:32] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I'll give that a shot now then.
[21:32] <happyhessian> grumbly: even as we speak, quassel is periodically cutting itself off (EDIT: has just cut itself off)
[21:32] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, brb.
[21:32] <grumbly> Antisoche: in ref. to this problem, from the AMD developer forum, "Looks like a bug in the fglrx driver when PAT is enabled in the kernel"
[21:32] <jsilver> hi guys
[21:33] <grumbly> happyhessian: tried a different browser?
[21:33] <NCS_One> guntbert, the movie sound is ok
[21:33] <Antisoche> grumbly, I wouldn't expect the driver to be loaded from the ramdisk.  Where do you see that posted?
[21:33] <NewWorld> edqnag:  Did you install Ubuntu or Kubuntu. And which version?
[21:33] <dangerman> can i delete .deb files in var/cache/apt/archives without problems?
[21:33] <grumbly> Antisoche: http://forums.amd.com/devforum/messageview.cfm?catid=328&threadid=116112
[21:34] <Antisoche> thx
[21:34] <jsilver> i have an imac connected to a dell with a cross over cable both running ubuntu 9.10 one x86 and the other ppc. i was able to get a bridge working to get the imac online once but i broke it. is there a howto on network bridges? imac -> pc laptop (wireless)
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> dangerman, use: sudo apt-get clean
[21:34] <jrib> dangerman: use apt-get clean or autoclean (see « man apt-get »)
[21:34] <ardchoille> dangerman: yes, once they're installed
[21:34] <NCS_One> guntbert, only on ubuntu its not
[21:34] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, it's working!
[21:34] <grumbly> Antisoche: i dont either, but I DO think there is something incompatible with the kernl
[21:34] <grumbly> and driver
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> dangerman, if space is an issue, consider removing old unused kernels
[21:34] <jpapertowel> okay so I used software raid to create a 100 MB RAID1 ext4 /boot partition, a 1.5 TB RAID0 ext4 / partition, and a 4 GB swap partition - now I go to install grub and it fails...what command should I be using to install grub?
[21:34] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Well now, that wasn't so tough, was it?  :)
[21:35] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, so what do I do now with version 19? Do I have to select version 14 every time I wanna boot?
[21:35] <edqnag> NewWorld i have latest version of ubuntu
[21:35] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, no particularly no.
[21:35] <NewWorld> edqnag:  Lucid?
[21:35] <elliotjhug> jsilver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BridgingNetworkInterfaces may help?
[21:35] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, I'm not sure - is your disk full?  'df' will tell you
[21:35] <guntbert> NCS_One: as I said intel is *usually* supported, but apart from that I don't know - please ask the channel again (but not for a driver, rather after issues with your sound chips)
[21:35] <edqnag> i dont know realy
[21:35] <jsilver> thanks
[21:35] <edqnag> NewWorld i dont know realy
[21:35] <grumbly> Antisoche: also herehttps://launchpad.net/bugs/464525
[21:35] <edqnag> NewWorld i just downloaded it from ubuntu main site
[21:35] <SealedWithAKiss> Nahh only 5% used.
[21:35] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche,
[21:35] <grumbly> its listed... known...
[21:35] <ardchoille> !version | edqnag
[21:35] <NewWorld> edqnag:  Do you still have that file that you downloaded fromt he ubuntu main site?
[21:36] <NCS_One> guntbert, ok, thanks
[21:36] <elliotjhug> jsilver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking#Creating%20a%20network%20bridge%20on%20the%20host may be a little bit better actually - tidier looking anyway
[21:36] <edqnag> NewWorld ok you didnt understand me ill explain
[21:36] <jsilver> nice nice elliotjhug
[21:36] <Antisoche> grumbly, That sounds familiar, doesn't it?
[21:36] <grumbly> itdo!
[21:36] <dangerman> ok, thanks
[21:37] <Kimo> how i can speed Up my Ubuntu linux
[21:37] <Crewsr3> Can someone help me figure out how to type up the command this is what I came up with and the error that I got http://paste.ubuntu.com/381198/
[21:37] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, ?
[21:37] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, while you here you may be able to help me with something else. When I installed Ubuntu GRUB didn't create an entry for my Vista partition, which I can't boot into. I know it's there but I can't boot into it.
[21:37] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, ?
[21:37] <blakkheim> Kimo: do a minimal install with a lightweight window manager
[21:37] <elliotjhug> Kimo: is there anything in particular you are finding slow?
[21:37] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, no it's only 5% used.
[21:37] <grumbly> SealedWithAKiss: regards to the panic issue, you're experiencing a bug that is confirmed.  There is an incompatibility with the ATI driver and the 64-bit kernel.
[21:37] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, I'm old and crochety.  I want my LILO back.
[21:37] <edqnag> NewWorld i downloaded ubuntu from main site and instaled, my screen freezed and when i restarted ubuntu i saw i have KDE desktop instead of GNOME, now i dont know how to get back on GNOME, i dont even know how to set up internet on KDE, since i have dual OS im on windows now
[21:38] <Antisoche> SealedWithAKiss, Are you sure you still have Vista on the drive?
[21:38] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, really? That's a slaaaaag.
[21:38] <benoit__> Help! I deleted my /etc/postgresql*  and I thought re-installing postgresql would recover the conf files, but it didn't. How do get Ubuntu to restore the conf files?
[21:38] <SealedWithAKiss> Antisoche, I hope so.
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> edqnag, log off, select gnome, log on
[21:38] <SealedWithAKiss> grumbly, so I can't use enhanced desktop effects?