[00:00] <Core_UK> Muscovy, I tried sudo cp and it said: cp omitting directory
[00:00] <edbian> w1n5ton, user is your user name on that server.  domain should be the local IP of that machine (or hostname if you have a local DNS)
[00:00] <edbian> Eventyret, ssh user@host   is probably simpler
[00:00] <Muscovy> Core_UK: use the GUI or cp -R.
[00:00] <Dropje^> Eventyret: doesnt matter u can also use<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if there's running a ssh server ofc
[00:00] <Tylerjd> fierygod: run "ls /dev" and look for entries like cdrom or cdrom1 and dvd or dvd1 . On my box, i have two dvdrom drives, and they both show up as bot dvd (for the first drive) and dvd1 (for the second drive) and cdrom (for the first drive) and cdrom1 (for the second drive
[00:00] <tonsofpcs> ssh [meh] -p [port] -l [user] -i [keyfile] -L5901:remotelocalip:5900
[00:00] <tonsofpcs> then vncviewer localhost:5901
[00:00] <tonsofpcs> or vncviewer localhost:1
[00:00] <Eventyret> Dropje^: edbian ahhh ok =) Im trying to fix my alias on local machine so >> cant get it to work :P
[00:00] <w1n5ton> so the routers IP?
[00:01] <tonsofpcs> meh is your public IP
[00:01] <nasalator> \leave
[00:01] <edbian> Eventyret, :)
[00:01] <tonsofpcs> port is the port that is forwarded to your ssh server
[00:01] <w1n5ton> thanks I'll try it
[00:01] <edbian> w1n5ton, No, if both machines are behind the router you can ssh right to the machines IP.
[00:01] <tonsofpcs> user is your username on that system, keyfile is your private key (if using that authentication)
[00:01] <edbian> w1n5ton, to get the server's IP go on the server and run ip addr
[00:01] <tonsofpcs> if both machines are behind the router, just vnc directly
[00:02] <databits> ro
[00:02] <w1n5ton> I want to do it remotely though
[00:02] <tonsofpcs> w1n5ton: use what I said.
[00:02] <edbian> w1n5ton, If you want to connect using ssh remotely then you have to tell the router that once a connection on port 22 comes in it should be forwarded to the IP of the ssh server.
[00:03] <w1n5ton> do I need to forward the port s
[00:03] <w1n5ton> first?
[00:03] <euthymos> do you know a simple, GPL'd and safe command line program to have a p2p symmetrically encrypted chat?
[00:03] <fierygod> Tylerjd:  I have cdrom, cdrom1, cdrw, dvd1, sr0, and sr1.  I noted the sr's as I caught in other forums that those are possible renames of cd and dvd drives
[00:03] <edbian> w1n5ton, To connect remotely you have to forward the port.
[00:03] <Dropje^> Eventyret: what i do is vi in .bashrc and add for example : alias install='sudo apt-get install' so i can just put in install to get something from the repository
[00:04] <edbian> w1n5ton, You have to understand that the router has 2 IPs.  The IP that other computers on the internet see (the router) is used for all of the computers in your house (that's the point of the router).
[00:04] <Eventyret> Dropje^: is that all you need to add no more file edits ?
[00:04] <edbian> w1n5ton, So when an ssh connection comes to the router you have to tell the router that it's for computer X.  In other words, forward the port (22 btw) to the IP of the ssh server.
[00:04] <w1n5ton> so say my router's ip is <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:04] <Dropje^> if you do that and reload .bashrc with : . .bashrc with root
[00:04] <w1n5ton> So point it at the router
[00:05] <edbian> w1n5ton, Which IP?  Inside your network or outside to the world?
[00:05] <w1n5ton> IDK
[00:05] <fierygod> Tylerjd:  is there any significance to the different colors to each of the entries in ls /dev?
[00:05] <Dropje^> Eventyret: that way the alias doesnt get removed after a reboot
[00:05] <edbian> w1n5ton, Ha, google my ip address.  The IP address a website sees is the outside IP of the router.
[00:06] <w1n5ton>  Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:24:2b:59:48:58
[00:06] <w1n5ton>           inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>  Mask:<IP_ADDRESS>
[00:06] <w1n5ton>           inet6 addr: fe80::224:2bff:fe59:4858/64 Scope:Link
[00:06] <w1n5ton>           UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
[00:06] <w1n5ton>           RX packets:136341 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[00:06] <FloodBot3> w1n5ton: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:06] <w1n5ton>           TX packets:84516 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[00:06] <Eventyret> Dropje^: good one xD
[00:06] <edbian> w1n5ton, If you ssh to the outside IP it will be like you're connecting remotely.  If you want to connect to the ssh server locally first it will be easier.
[00:06] <Eventyret> Dropje^: il test it :D
[00:06] <Dropje^> Eventyret: it works ;)
[00:06] <w1n5ton> So find out the IP
[00:07] <w1n5ton> Forward port 22
[00:07] <w1n5ton> Then how do I point it to the specific computer?
[00:07] <edbian> w1n5ton, Yes, you want to tell the router to forward port 22 to ip of the ssh server computer
[00:07] <tonsofpcs> some ISPs block 22 (and having 22 open to the public is probably a bad idea)
[00:07] <dougmencken> how to mount a hard disk volume?
[00:07] <w1n5ton> BUT
[00:07] <Eventyret> Dropje^: thank you =D
[00:07] <edbian> w1n5ton, Yes, you will notice that once you open port 22 that script kiddies will annoy you.
[00:08] <w1n5ton> ?
[00:08] <w1n5ton> So how do I open it and keep it secure?
[00:08] <histo> dougmencken: mount /dev/sd?? /place/you/want/it/mounted
[00:08] <edbian> w1n5ton, script kiddies are jerks that run scripts that look for ssh server and try to guess user / pass to them
[00:08] <histo> !mount | dougmencken
[00:08] <w1n5ton> So use a different port?
[00:08] <edbian> w1n5ton, You use public / private key encryption.  Use an unorthodox port, or use something like denyhosts (a package that watches for script kiddies and bans them)
[00:09] <histo> edbian: w1n5ton check out fail2ban if you want to leave it on 22 and stop attempts at it being hacked
[00:09] <edbian> w1n5ton, That's one way.
[00:09] <IdleOne> w1n5ton: different port and strong password
[00:09] <edbian> w1n5ton, fail2ban is the same idea as denyhosts
[00:09] <aegis> i love port 22
[00:09] <dougmencken> histo: /dev/hdd9
[00:09] <blakkheim> use ssh keys intead of passwords
[00:09] <edbian> aegis, What does that mean?
[00:09] <w1n5ton> I'll just use a random port
[00:09] <histo> dougmencken: okay so sudo mkdir /media/somefolder && sudo mount /dev/hdd9 /media/somefolder
[00:09] <Nastya> hi everyone!
[00:09] <edbian> w1n5ton, k
[00:09] <Tylerjd> fierygod: yes and no to the colors, they have to do with links and directories. cdrom entries and dvd entries are links to the sr0 entry. those are the light blues, the dark blues are directories. Oh, to edit your fstab, I have "/dev/cdrom 	/media/cdrom 	auto 	ro,noauto,user,exec 	0 0" as the first dvdrom, and "/dev/cdrom1 	/media/cdrom0 	auto 	ro,noauto,user,exec 	0 0" for the second. It...
[00:09] <Tylerjd> ...doesnt matter weather you put cdrom, dvd or sr0 as they point to the same place. Before you restart the machine you will want to make sure you use "sudo mkdir /media/cdrom && sudo mkdir /dev/cdrom0" to add the areas to mount your dvd's
[00:09] <BlueMatt> anyone know the gstreamer pipeline for apple lossless via ffmpeg?
[00:10] <dougmencken> histo: yeah, even got an icon on dekstop; it's magic
[00:10] <dougmencken> histo: but it is read access only
[00:10] <Nastya> I have to design an ebook in ePUB format. Is it possible to do it with Ubuntu?
[00:10] <fierygod> Tylerjd:  I will give this a try and see how it turns out.
[00:10] <w1n5ton> How do I log into my router?
[00:11] <arvut> hi again, guess what..
[00:11] <buwar> hey, may somebody help me?? i like to know where i can see the change of level in my ubuntu
[00:11] <w1n5ton> nvm got it
[00:11] <Dropje^> w1n5ton with ipv4 (we all use) you will get one ip assigned by your internet provider. This has to be shared with all your computers in house. the only way to do that is by using a different subnet (thats where your home router comes in). Using NAT the router decides which packets are ment for every computer in house. If you want a server/service to be available to the "outside" world the router needs to know to which computer is running a
[00:11] <IdleOne> arvut: restarting fixed everything?
[00:11] <edbian> w1n5ton, by going to it's ip address with a web browser.
[00:11] <Muscovy> buwar: change of level?
[00:11] <edbian> w1n5ton, :)
[00:11] <Tylerjd> ok, and please report your results when you are done, you will want to make sure to reboot to make sure you have the changes recognized
[00:11] <buwar> yaa, i mean the runlevel
[00:11] <arvut> my pc aint rebooting. typed sudo reboot in terminal and now its doing nothing
[00:11] <fierygod> will do
[00:12] <Muscovy> I'm afraid I don't know what you mean, buwar. Do you mean the system load?
[00:12] <arvut> im on my n900 right now
[00:12] <IdleOne> arvut: looks like you did done broke it. power down :/
[00:12] <w1n5ton> TCP OR UDP?
[00:12] <Nastya> buwar: Hi! I can help you. Can yo please describe your question more detail?
[00:12] <w1n5ton> For the ports
[00:12] <edbian> w1n5ton, tcp
[00:12] <arvut> ouch, guess i did ;)
[00:12] <Dropje^> w1n5ton you can see the ip address of your router throught the command: ip route
[00:12] <edbian> w1n5ton, ssh is tcp  (almost nothing uses udp)
[00:13] <buwar> i want to know whre is logged when i shut down my computer
[00:13] <plainas> can i burn a bootable iCD iso to a dvd? will it still be bootable?
[00:13] <Muscovy> plainas: yes.
[00:14] <Dropje^> w1n5ton, you will a line with "default via 192.xxx.xxx.xxx or something
[00:14] <w1n5ton> Aight
[00:14] <Dropje^> *see
[00:14] <Juo> yeah ive never had any trouble doing that, dont have any blank CD's these days, more economical to just buy DVDs
[00:14] <plainas> i'm not talking about ubuntu isos i'm talking in general, does it work that way?
[00:14] <w1n5ton> Forwarded port 555
[00:14] <Nastya> buwar: please check the /var/log folder. You can find logs there
[00:14] <edbian> w1n5ton, Well don't tell us.  There might be people in this channel that are priming their scripts right now.
[00:14] <plainas> yep, i just found out i don't have any more black cds :s
[00:14] <DrGrov> Is it safe to start to update from 10.04 to 10.10?
[00:14] <buwar> yaa i check it, but i dont find it
[00:14] <buwar> i check the boot
[00:14] <buwar> last boot
[00:14] <w1n5ton> Never told you my IP :p
[00:14] <Dropje^> w1n5ton go change the port :)
[00:15] <DrGrov> No more beta state on 10.10 ?
[00:15] <Juo> plainas: it will be fine, just burn it in the normal way
[00:15] <buwar> and tell me the same when i put las shut
[00:15] <Dropje^> thats something we can see
[00:15] <Dropje^> if i'm correct we can see users ip's? or at least ISP hostnames
[00:15] <edbian> w1n5ton, IRC tells me that<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:15] <plainas> thanks
[00:15] <w1n5ton> soooo
[00:15] <w1n5ton> That aint an IP
[00:16] <Dropje^> thats a hostname
[00:16] <IdleOne> w1n5ton: your public IP is <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:16] <Dropje^> ping to that and you have the IP
[00:16] <edbian> w1n5ton, It's your hostname (DNS gives me IP)
[00:16] <edbian> w1n5ton, :)
[00:16] <IdleOne> it's called public because that is just what it is
[00:16] <w1n5ton> FUUUUUUUU-
[00:16] <edbian> w1n5ton, ha ha ha
[00:16] <Dropje^> w1n5ton hahaha
[00:16] <plainas> ok another question, i never really got to know what wubi is.... what does it do? does it install ubuntu with dual boot?
[00:16] <w1n5ton> I need to got TOR on xchat
[00:17] <Eric> hi
[00:17] <edbian> plainas, It installs Ubuntu dual boot from inside windows without repartitioning the HDD>
[00:17] <raven_> not quite. it installs ubuntu inside the filesystem of windows
[00:17] <bastid_raZor> w1n5ton: get a cloak from ##freenode and then only ops can see your IP
[00:17] <edbian> w1n5ton, It's trivial. Just don't tell people you're running an ssh server on port whatever and nobody will target you.
[00:17] <Dropje^> w1n5ton: or if you have a very nice ISP they run a shell and connnect to channels from there :)
[00:18] <raven_> so as edbian said you don't have to partition
[00:18] <edbian> w1n5ton, You are particularly juicy because it is clear that you have never done this before.
[00:18] <w1n5ton> I know
[00:18] <w1n5ton> I changed the port
[00:18] <Eventyret> anyone remember the command to remove lets say %20 to make it just an empty space within a file ?
[00:18] <Dropje^> w1n5ton just make sure you use generated passwords
[00:18] <Guest15502> Is there a channel admin online, the user EricThibault is me, and it seems i'm not disconnected, so i cant login
[00:18] <plainas> edbian: aummm... where does it gets installed to?
[00:18] <plainas> i mean... no partition???
[00:18] <w1n5ton> And most of our computers don't use ssh
[00:18] <IdleOne> Guest15502: /msg nickserv help release
[00:19] <aegis> I would not type 'rm -rf * %20'
[00:19] <arvut> me so happy =)
[00:19] <arvut> its updating now
[00:19] <edbian> plainas, it creates a file inside the windows FileSystem.  this file acts as Ubuntu's HDD. (similar to a virtual machine)
[00:19] <arvut> no errors
[00:19] <raven_> plainas, you choose where. usually it's the c:/ drive
[00:19] <IdleOne> arvut: good to hear
[00:19] <arvut> yeah, wonder what went wrong tho
[00:19] <plainas> i see... and it installs grub or some other bootmanager i believe?
[00:20] <edbian> plainas, yeah
[00:20] <michaelrose> out of curiosity does anyone know whats for pay software is going to be for sale in the ubuntu software center?
[00:20] <w1n5ton> okay
[00:20] <plainas> that's cool
[00:20] <raven_> when the installations finishes it installs grub so that it seems like dual booting
[00:20] <edbian> plainas, It's a clever hack really.
[00:20] <w1n5ton> brb gonna try this out
[00:20] <edbian> w1n5ton, ha, ok
[00:20] <edbian> w1n5ton, I don't see why you'd have to leave IRC but ok.
[00:20] <plainas> does it comes with a friendly way to configure grub on windows?
[00:21] <arvut> IdleOne: thx for the help btw, you've been the most helpful of them all, see you in #u-o =)
[00:21] <edbian> plainas, It configures grub for you. It does not provide a windows tool to configure grub.  You'd have to do that from inside the Ubuntu install.
[00:21] <raven_> plainas, what do you mean?
[00:22] <plainas> i meant if a user later wants to recover the old original boot (i guess it's backed up somewhere) or such things
[00:22] <raven_> plainas, it doesn't delete mbr
[00:22] <edbian> plainas, If you uninstall using wubi it fixes the MBR for you.
[00:22] <michaelrose> when you do such an install are the files directly accessible from windows is the ubuntu install done to a file that ubuntu treats as a hd ie like vmachine disk file?
[00:22] <raven_> i mean when you want to uninstall ubuntu you do it through the windows control panel
[00:23]  * Tylerjd thinks that Wubi is a great way to try ubuntu
[00:23] <raven_> and it removes grub as well
[00:23] <m4t> has anyone here compiled vanilla 2.6.36 via either kernel-package or the like, with 10.10's gcc 4.4.5 on x86?
[00:23] <edbian> michaelrose, yes.
[00:23] <aegis> i hate grub2
[00:23] <Guest15502>  Is there a channel admin online, the user EricThibault is me, and it seems i'm not disconnected, so i cant login
[00:23] <plainas> ok...
[00:23] <UnholyTerror> aegis, uh, why?
[00:24] <edbian> UnholyTerror, Because the configuration is much more complicated.
[00:24] <plainas> on a related subject, when i tried server edition it had an option called "install minimal virtual machine"
[00:24] <xjuga> I want to convert .dmg to .iso, plz help me
[00:24] <brianl__> I had my wireless working on my laptop with 10.04 LTS, i just updated to 10.10 and now it is not working, i guess i have to reinstall the drivers again....only problem is i forgot how i did it. Can anyone help me? It doesn't even recognize the wireless card right now
[00:24] <w1n5ton> Server is refusing connections
[00:24] <aegis> UnholyTerror: Because now I can't make it do what I want.
[00:24] <fierygod> quit
[00:24] <UnholyTerror> aegis, which is?
[00:24] <fierygod> lol
[00:24] <plainas> what does that do?
[00:24] <fierygod> oops
[00:24] <edbian> w1n5ton, I suggest you get local connections working first.  Is that possible.
[00:24] <aegis> UnholyTerror: I leave grub2 alone and pray it doesn't break or get modified by accident somehow and break my whole system.
[00:25] <edbian> brianl__, What is the name of your card?
[00:25] <brianl__> adbian: I am not sure..
[00:25] <UnholyTerror> aegis, what gives you that idea?
[00:25] <Dropje^> w1n5ton idd can you use a local ip? liek 192.168.x.x
[00:25] <raven_> plainas, i have no idea
[00:25] <w1n5ton> yes
[00:25] <edbian> brianl__, sudo lspci -k  (look for your card in there)
[00:25] <w1n5ton> But I don't care about that
[00:25] <UnholyTerror> aegis, and what does that have to do with what you want it to do?
[00:25] <w1n5ton> I need remote access
[00:25] <aegis> UnholyTerror: One time I simply wanted to change the order in which the OS's were listed...  It was like trying to compile a kernel, only it wasn't successful.
[00:25] <brianl__> Broadcom Corporation NetLink BCM5787M Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express
[00:26] <edbian> w1n5ton, so the router forwards port what to where (and to what port? )
[00:26] <Dropje^> edbian: shouldnt you have something like "listen portxxx" ?
[00:26] <w1n5ton> I aint saying the port #
[00:26] <aegis> UnholyTerror: I also wanted to change the default boot OS and that was uber complicated.
[00:26] <edbian> w1n5ton, good call.
[00:26] <edbian> w1n5ton, Make sure it picks it up at whatever port you want, but forwards it to port 22. Since you probably didn not change the port the server listens on like Dropje^ pointed out
[00:27] <w1n5ton> gimme the command again
[00:27] <UnholyTerror> aegis, http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/grub-2.html
[00:27] <brianl__> edbian: Broadcom Corporation NetLink BCM5787M Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express
[00:27] <edbian> brianl__, search BCM5787 in synaptic and install the package that comes up (if there are more than one read the desc) You're looking for the package that contains the driver/module for your card.
[00:27] <Dropje^> w1n5ton: just make sure you have external port xx forwarded to 22 of ip 192.168.x.x
[00:27] <Callum_Laptop> WHAT?????????????????
[00:27] <w1n5ton> I need the ssh command
[00:28] <edbian> w1n5ton, ssh user@hostname
[00:28] <edbian> w1n5ton, or ssh user@ip_address
[00:28] <w1n5ton> then what?
[00:28] <Callum_Laptop> I told Ubuntu 10.10 installer NOT to wipe/use the Windows drive but it did anyway
[00:28] <Dropje^> w1n5ton then it should prompt for a paswword
[00:28] <blakkheim> Callum_Laptop: consider it a blessing
[00:28] <brianl__> edbian: no packages came up
[00:28] <raven_> blakkheim, hahaha
[00:28] <Callum_Laptop> blakkheim: I'm being serious here
[00:28] <jrib> Callum_Laptop: replicate the behavior and file a bug
[00:28] <blakkheim> Callum_Laptop: so am i :)
[00:29] <plainas> ok turns out you guys fouled me quite a bit
[00:29] <histo> Callum_Laptop: What do you mean it used the windows drive?
[00:29] <w1n5ton> hang on
[00:29] <histo> Callum_Laptop: what is the current behavior
[00:29] <edbian> brianl__, ugh
[00:29] <plainas> i was reading about virtualization and....
[00:29] <stodertoad> does anyone know how to change the owner of a folder so I can change permissions ?
[00:29] <edbian> brianl__, Did it list a driver in lspci -k ?
[00:29] <blakkheim> stodertoad: chown user:group directory
[00:29] <jrib> !permissions| stodertoad
[00:30] <raven_> stodertoad, sudo chown user folder
[00:30] <aegis> stodertoad: chown user:group filename
[00:30] <w1n5ton> got it
[00:30] <brianl__> edbian: Kernel driver in use: tg3 <-- that?
[00:30] <Callum_Laptop> I dual-boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04 on this, and I told it to overwrite the old 10.04 installation, but it instead overwrote the Windows drive, where conveniently enough I backed up all my important files from the Ubuntu drive
[00:30] <zak_> lookup
[00:30] <raven_> plainas, and...?
[00:30] <stodertoad> thanks everyone
[00:30] <histo> Callum_Laptop: so there is no longer an ntfs partition?
[00:30] <edbian> brianl__, According to lspci there is already a driver then.  How is the system not using it?
[00:30] <aegis> stodertoad: if you want to do all the files within the folder use 'chown -R user:group folder'
[00:30] <Callum_Laptop> histo: uhh, no, and now I have two Ubuntu's on this
[00:30] <plainas> and the install app on server edition is simplified but is not a text based intall like in the alternate or mini CDs
[00:31] <UnholyTerror> aegis, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/startup-manager-change-settings-in-grub-grub2-and-usplash.html
[00:31] <w1n5ton> dang
[00:31] <corecode> hey
[00:31] <histo> Callum_Laptop: well I would shut down immediately and boot to a live cd. Then rescue your files
[00:31] <brianl__> edbian: I am not sure. It was working fine before i upgraded to 10.10....
[00:31] <aegis> UnholyTerror: Thanks
[00:31] <w1n5ton> It won't let me open nautilus
[00:31] <edbian> brianl__, Do networks show up in the applet?
[00:31] <Staticlv> i just installed a bunch of new themes from bisigi.  The wallpaper and window looks all changed.  BUT the log in screen has not changed.  Is there a switch I must check in order to have the login screen "theme based"?
[00:31] <brianl__> edbian: no
[00:31] <edbian> brianl__, what about sudo iwlist scan
[00:31] <corecode> how would you tell the nfs server not to export v4?
[00:31] <blakkheim> Staticlv: it's not as easily themable as it was in the past
[00:31] <Callum_Laptop> histo: I highly doubt I can, cause Ubuntu is now installed on the drive and yeah
[00:31] <brianl__> edbian: neither interfaces support scanning
[00:31] <w1n5ton> edbian
[00:32] <raven_> plainas, oh, i wasn't here when you talked about this
[00:32] <w1n5ton> the file manager won't work
[00:32] <Dropje^> w1n5ton ssh was not ment to vnc
[00:32] <edbian> w1n5ton,
[00:32] <burtonxfol> how is better multimedia player ?..i think
[00:32] <histo> Callum_Laptop: yes but it didn't overwrite everything on the drive. Those files are still on the disk
[00:32] <burtonxfol> mplayer
[00:32] <edbian> brianl__, what if you run sudo iwlist scan  ?
[00:32] <histo> Callum_Laptop: outside of the size of the normal install
[00:32] <w1n5ton> so now what?
[00:33] <starn> Can anyone help me with http://pastebin.com/iFpPALBH
[00:33] <Staticlv> blakkhem: k is there a way to change the backround picture for the login screen or a page i can read about getting it changed?
[00:33] <brianl__> edbian: it says lo does not support scanning, and eth0 doesnt support scanning
[00:33] <Dropje^> w1n5ton what are you planning to do ?
[00:33] <edbian> brianl__, It does not list wlan0 at all?
[00:33] <w1n5ton> I want to be able to access files remotely
[00:33] <Callum_Laptop> histo: well what would I use to do that? presumably the Ubuntu live CD can't rescue files?
[00:33] <brianl__> edbian: no
[00:33] <Dropje^> w1n5ton you would use a form of sharing for that, like http or better ftp
[00:33] <plainas> i got told erroneos information like by 5 ppl about this subject :(
[00:34] <plainas> fist thing ppl told me when i got in here:
[00:34] <Dropje^> so you made the first step getting access through ssh
[00:34] <gabe_> hi what's up everyone?
[00:34] <damian-> suppp!
[00:34] <edbian> w1n5ton, learn how to use cli.  Additionally, use ssh -X user@ip_address to get graphic forwarding. (lets you see the graphics of individual apps instead of the entire desktop)
[00:34] <Dropje^> w1n5ton now you can install a ftp server through it
[00:34] <plainas> "if you see a grafical install then you're not using server edition CD"
[00:34] <Muscovy> Staticlv: I know you can do it by changing ehs default background (/usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png).
[00:34] <histo> Callum_Laptop: sure it can and I would put the rescued files on your old 10.04 partition. But you need to look in to the testdisk package.  Has some tools such as testdisk and photorec.  And there is scapel and foremost for data craving
[00:34] <plainas> which was not true
[00:34] <histo> Callum_Laptop: carving not craving
[00:34] <edbian> brianl__, Look near the end of the output of the command dmesg.  See anything about your wifi in their?
[00:34] <Dropje^> edbian: he wants to share files
[00:34] <edbian> w1n5ton, use sshfs
[00:34] <Dropje^> you can't do that with just ssh
[00:35] <histo> Callum_Laptop: alll depends on how important your files are. How much time they are worth messing around for.
[00:35] <w1n5ton> soooo
[00:35] <brianl__> edbian: nope, just eth0 and lo
[00:35] <Chaos2358> ikonia you in here dude?
[00:35] <Staticlv> Muscovy: ty
[00:35] <edbian> brianl__, It has the wrong driver loaded I think.
[00:35] <Seeker`> Chaos2358: what seems to be the problem?
[00:35] <gabe_> quick question... I have a desktop with a wireless NIC and every time I reboot I have to go to the wireless settings, find my SSID and enter my password again. How do I make it stay permanent? I already chose the option unlock the keyring when it asks for the password but still
[00:35] <edbian> brianl__, I'm not sure what else to do.  Google it I suppose. "bcm5758 on Ubuntu 10.10"  look in the forums
[00:36] <edbian> brianl__, If there isn't a driver in the repos I'm at a loss
[00:36] <gabe_> it's annoying when other people want to use the PC I have to come and type in the password (which I cannot share)
[00:36] <Chaos2358> Seeker`, he gave me a link yesterday to the info on the new release of empathy and i cannot find the info by searching
[00:36] <w1n5ton> so all ssh does is give you terminal access?
[00:36] <Dropje^> w1n5ton sharing files through the internet is always handled by a server.. most convenient to use is ftp
[00:36] <w1n5ton> ^
[00:36] <raven_> gabe_, do you want other people to be able to connect?i didn't understand
[00:37] <Dropje^> w1n5ton thats a very powerfull access :)
[00:37] <edbian> w1n5ton, yes that's "all" it does.
[00:37] <brianl__> hrm, anyone else know about how to get my wireless working?
[00:37] <Muscovy> raven_ I think he means keep the keyring unlocked.
[00:37] <gabe_> you know, the wireless icon?
[00:37] <w1n5ton> So I got sshfs
[00:37] <Chaos2358> Seeker`,  trying to deduce which chat services ie aaim msn etc are supported in the voice video chat in empathy on 10.10
[00:37] <w1n5ton> Now what?
[00:37] <edbian> w1n5ton, sshfs is for the clients.
[00:37] <gabe_> you click on it and it gives you a list of available SSIDs correct?
[00:37] <aegis> sudo
[00:37] <Muscovy> gabe_: yes.
[00:37] <Dropje^> w1n5ton setup a ftp server
[00:37] <edbian> w1n5ton, Honestly though the purpose of this channel is not for us to hold your hand.  Read about this stuff first, if you get stuck then ask for help here.
[00:38] <Dropje^> w1n5ton : apt-cache search ftp
[00:38] <gabe_> mine is hidden, so the first time I configured it I typed the SSID name, password, and type of security settings (WPA)
[00:38] <Seeker`> Chaos2358: no idea myself, and I don't think ikonia is aroun
[00:38] <Seeker`> d
[00:38] <edbian> w1n5ton, http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/
[00:38] <gabe_> ok everything good until then
[00:38] <Chaos2358> Seeker`,  ok well thanks
[00:38] <Muscovy> gabe_: The system stores passwords for wireless and stuff in something called a keyring. If you enter your password at login, it is "unlocked". If not, each password will request like what's happening for you.
[00:38] <daedaluz> holy nutbladder, 11.10 is going to have Wayland?!
[00:38] <histo> w1n5ton: don't setup ftp just use sftp
[00:38] <daedaluz> brtfs as default?!
[00:38] <edbian> daedaluz, I read that today too.
[00:38] <histo> w1n5ton: or scp or mount with sshfs
[00:39] <Chaos2358> does anyone know which messenger services ie aim, msn jabber, are actually supported in the voice and video chat in empathy on 10.10???
[00:39] <gabe_> yes, you got it... but every time I reboot the keyring password dialog box comes up asking for the password and even though I said Unlock, it ask for the password when I reboot
[00:39] <la> hi this is my first timein this chat
[00:39] <edbian> la hi
[00:39] <gabe_> I just want to reboot and have the PC automatically connect to my wireless lan since I already configured it
[00:40] <Tylerjd> hola la
[00:40] <aegis> sudo apt-get install RonPaul
[00:40] <Muscovy> gabe_: I've actually been looking for the solution to that too.
[00:40] <la> hola
[00:40] <raven_> gabe, i don't think you can do that
[00:40] <histo> raven_: sure you can
[00:40] <Muscovy> raven_: I've heard it's possible to keep the keyring unlocked somehow.
[00:40] <histo> gabe_: do you have it set to autologin
[00:40] <gabe_> really? I've got to type the password every time I reboot?
[00:40] <la> some body speak spanish
[00:40] <gabe_> no
[00:40] <rocky> what's the easiest-to-get-going-and-probably-most-supported virtualization software for maverick right now? preferably with gui controls for creating vm's, etc
[00:40] <raven_> in kde maybe you can set a different passwd for the kde wallet
[00:41] <gabe_> there are multiple user accounts (4)
[00:41] <histo> gabe_: is the keyring password different from your user password
[00:41] <edbian> rocky, virtualbox
[00:41] <gabe_> yes, it is
[00:41] <brianl__> edbian: what is b43-fwcutter?
[00:41] <edbian> rocky, by far
[00:41] <Chaos2358> does anyone know which messenger services ie aim, msn jabber, are actually supported in the voice and video chat in empathy on 10.10???
[00:41] <Tylerjd> la; This is a moslty english speaking irc:)
[00:41] <Muscovy> histo: I think the issue is it doesn't _ask_ the password on login.
[00:41] <histo> gabe_: that may be your issue. But usually it's that people turn on autologin. So they don't have to enter there password on boot. That creates issues with keyring
[00:41] <raven_> gabe_, so you want to configure the network once for all the users?
[00:41] <la> ok
[00:42] <la> thank
[00:42] <rocky> edbian, cool will check it out
[00:42] <edbian> brianl__, b43-fwcutter is a package that extracts firmware (the software that actually runs on the chip of the card). It downloads something from the internet too.  I use it on my system because I have a bcm4306 card.  Becuase you don't have bcm43xx card I am not sure this is right for you but it is worth a shot.
[00:42] <Chaos2358> la hola. que neccesito?
[00:42] <gabe_> histo: I configured the password with every user account thinking it won't ask for it later
[00:42] <gabe_> raven: yes, that's what I'd like
[00:42] <histo> gabe_: there are a lot of people on the forums who have posted fixes for your issue
[00:42] <brianl__> Can anybody help me in getting my wireless working on 10.10 using a bcm card?
[00:42] <brianl__> edbian: do i just get fwcutter from synaptic and run it?
[00:43] <gabe_> oh, I see...
[00:43] <la> hola chaos
[00:43] <edbian> brianl__, The number is the most important thing.  Make sure you mention it when asking for help.
[00:43] <gabe_> will look that up then
[00:43] <histo> gabe_: it shouldnt' be prompting you. So typically it's because you enabled autologin in gdm. Or you have an old version of ubuntu with that bug.
[00:43] <edbian> brianl__, You don't even have to run it.  installing it should do everything for you.
[00:43] <gabe_> la: I speak spanish... message me on private if you need help
[00:43] <Chaos2358> la hola mi amiga
[00:44] <rocky> edbian, is virtualbox as "open" and/or "free" as the other solutions these days like xen, qemu, kvm, etc?
[00:44] <gabe_> well, back in 8.04 (very old huh?) that problem did not exist. I'm running 10.10 right now
[00:44] <edbian> rocky, AFAIK yes.
[00:44] <brianl__> Can anybody help me in getting my wireless working on 10.10 using a bcm5787 card?
[00:45] <gabe_> there it is, another wireless issue :)
[00:45] <edbian> gabe_, :)
[00:45] <gabe_> brianl, does your PC recognize your nic card at all?
[00:45] <edbian> gabe_, it does (and it has a driver for it) but it does not show up as wlan0
[00:45] <edbian> brianl__, run sudo ifconfig -a  (what interfaces are listed) ?
[00:45] <brianl__> gabe_: yeah what edbian said ;/
[00:46] <w1n5ton> Server keeps refusing connections
[00:46] <brianl__> edbian: eth0 and lo
[00:46] <muhammadraza> Hey guys my mouse and keyboard stop working after a partial upgrade in 10.10 cna anyone help me plz
[00:47] <CanadianPirate> Does anyone know if InitNG will still work in 10.10?
[00:47] <muhammadraza> can anyone help me? i would realy appereciate it
[00:47] <chaosbringer> sup dudes
[00:47] <raven_> edbian, is your name ed and you're using debian? :D
[00:47] <Licuadora> Is it possible to use a cell phone to have internet conecction in Ubuntu?
[00:47] <edbian> raven_, yep!
[00:47] <plainas> ok
[00:47] <plainas> ttl everybody
[00:48] <Tylerjd> Licuadora: Yes, what kind of phone?
[00:48] <raven_> edbian, haha nice...and creative
[00:48] <edbian> Licuadora, Anything is possible in Ubuntu because you can write the source code yourself.
[00:48] <edbian> raven_, Thank you
[00:48] <Dropje^> edbian : isnt ip address replaced ifconfig -a?
[00:48] <raven_> edbian, :)
[00:48] <brianl__> gabe_: Did you see what i said earlier, or what edbian said actually ;/
[00:48] <Licuadora> Tylerjd: I dunna, any kind of phone who has WIFI
[00:48] <edbian> Dropje^, I dont' know what that means.
[00:48] <Dropje^> *hasn't
[00:48] <Dropje^> "command: ip address instead of ifconfig -a
[00:48] <muhammadraza> my keyboard and mouse stopped working after upgrade can anyone help me?
[00:49] <Licuadora> I just want to know what are the programs to download, and if  they come in a .deb package
[00:49] <edbian> Dropje^, Oh, maybe.  They both work so...
[00:49] <gabe_> yes... looking
[00:49] <edbian> Licuadora, That's a better question.  I'm not sure.
[00:49] <Dropje^> thats what ive been told a some linux oracle
[00:49] <brianl__> gabe_: okay thank you
[00:49] <damian-> Licuadora, What are you trying to do, give the internet access from your phone to your computer?
[00:49] <gabe_> try mode prob -r
[00:49] <bastid_raZor> Licuadora: yes it is possible. i connected to a Droid the other day
[00:49] <gabe_> then modprobe ipwraw
[00:49] <Licuadora> damian-: YES!
[00:50] <Chaos2358> does anyone know which messenger services ie aim, msn jabber, are actually supported in the voice and video chat in empathy on 10.10???
[00:50] <brianl__> gabe_: no command 'mode'
[00:50] <damian-> Licuadora, go to google, look up Tethering for your phone - check if it has it. if it does, then it's as simple as tethering your phone to your computer -- it will either use USB or wifi
[00:50] <bastid_raZor> Licuadora: right click nm-applet then edit connections > Mobile Broadband
[00:50] <Licuadora> bastid_raZor: What kind of program did you used?
[00:50] <raven_> Chaos2358, i've tried msn and it works fine
[00:50] <bastid_raZor> Licuadora: nm-applet did it. the network manager provided by gnome
[00:50] <Chaos2358> raven_,  for voice and vid???
[00:51] <muhammadraza> my keyboard and mouse stopped working after partial upgrade in maverik ... can anyone help me?? plz
[00:51] <gabe_> oh crap... used to backtrack
[00:51] <gabe_> hold on
[00:51] <raven_> Chaos2358, video. havn't tried voice calls
[00:51] <piercedwater> What CLI program would you all suggest for downloading and assembling binaries?
[00:51] <Chaos2358> raven_, ok thank you
[00:51] <raven_> Chaos2358, even though I mostly use skype for both
[00:51] <diablodf> ubuntu 10.10 because it was so slow?
[00:52] <raven_> Chaos2358, what do you wanna use
[00:52] <raven_> ?
[00:52] <edbian> piercedwater, downloading and assembling binaries? Do you mean a package manager?  I suggest aptitude.
[00:52] <muhammadraza> my keyboard and mouse stopped working after partial upgrade in maverik ... can anyone help me?? plz
[00:52] <Chaos2358> raven_,  well i try to keep in touch with my old squad in afghan so i need something
[00:52] <piercedwater> edbian: no, binaries from usenet
[00:52] <Chaos2358> raven_, voice and video chat we used to use yahoo but since i no longer have windows i cant do voice and vid with yahoo anymore
[00:52] <edbian> piercedwater, Can't help you there.
[00:52] <raven_> Chaos2358, if you need msn there's also aMSN but based on your needs Skype might be the best option for you
[00:52] <n0a1ias> Chaos2358, im thinking of enlisting, what did you do?
[00:53] <intrader> Issuing `/usr/bin/brasero` seg faults, what can I do?
[00:53] <muhammadraza> my keyboard and mouse stopped working after partial upgrade in maverik ... can anyone help me?? plz
[00:53] <Chaos2358> raven_, counter sniper.
[00:53] <acidubthird> hello. i have ubuntu installed in all disk but i would like to install windows being able to choose one of them at boot. can anyone help?
[00:53] <Chaos2358> raven_,  and skype isnt free
[00:53] <ZykoticK9> muhammadraza, if you got a message saying "partial upgrade" that literally means something will break if you continue - so in future don't do partial upgrades ("sudo aptitude safe-upgrade" can be used to upgrade what is possible, without breaking things).  Sorry I have no idea how to fix your current situation - i hope someone does, good luck.
[00:53] <n0a1ias> Chaos2358, sweety
[00:54] <Chaos2358> n0alias excuse me?
[00:54] <raven_> Chaos2358, i didn't get the first one and skype is free as long as both users have an account
[00:54] <paulm> running 10.04 now and my login quit authenticating... anyone know what to do to reset that?
[00:54] <muhammadraza> thanks zykotick9 .. could it be my xorg config file? because when i boot n safe mode everything works
[00:54] <Chaos2358> raven_, oh sorry that was for someone else lol
[00:54] <ZykoticK9> muhammadraza, sorry - i really have no idea.  best of luck man.
[00:54] <tannerando> I'm a brand new Ubuntu user and I managed to install everything without a problem but I'm having one simple issue, none of my chat accounts are working using the panel chat thing
[00:54] <Chaos2358> n0alias yea join the marines if anything
[00:54] <muhammadraza> thanks
[00:54] <raven_> Chaos2358, hahaha
[00:55] <n0a1ias> how do i view my apt-get history, and raven_ i think the first one was directed to me
[00:55] <root> hi
[00:56] <brianl__> gabe_: still there? ;)
[00:56] <grr> Just installed Ubuntu server ok. but when it boots, no video. i get into grup with shift but what should I try to enable video?
[00:56] <n0a1ias> Chaos2358, u mind if i pm you, don't wanna Spamup the channel
[00:56] <intrader> acidubthird, I started in my case with Windows installed first. Then I use the ubuntu install's capabilities to make space for ubuntu.
[00:56] <Chaos2358> n0alias sure
[00:57] <ZykoticK9> tannerando, the icon in the top right you mean?  that is controlled by the Empathy IM client - open it and verify your account settings work, then while it's open you will get the notifications in top right as well.
[00:57] <n0a1ias> how do i vew my apt-get history?
[00:57] <raven_> n0a1ias, have you tried history|grep apt-get?
[00:57] <gabe_> yes, I'm trying to find a solution :)
[00:57] <gabe_> I'm a backtrack user and the commands differ, apparently
[00:58] <muhammadraza> my keyboard and mouse stopped working after partial upgrade in maverik ... can anyone help me?? plz
[00:58] <Borreguo> holas
[00:58] <intrader> Issuing `/usr/bin/brasero` seg faults, what can I do - I am trying to burn an image cd for ubuntu 10.10.
[00:58] <n0a1ias> thanks raven_
[00:58] <brianl__> gabe_: okay, thank you for your help
[00:58] <raven_> n0a1ias, don't mention it :)
[00:58] <ZykoticK9> n0a1ias, you might also be interested in "cat /var/log/apt/history.log"
[00:59] <n0a1ias> oh, im looking for a list of everything iv downloaded and installed, even with synaptic
[00:59] <evilson> la la la..heloo folks
[01:00] <raven_> n0a1ias, in synaptic there's a history view option
[01:01] <raven_> let me see for a moment
[01:01] <raven_> n0a1ias, under file
[01:01] <diablodf> ubuntu maverick was very slow!
[01:01] <evilson> wow!  Uninstall linux and grab a copy of winblows through your choice of bittorent err sumffin.
[01:02] <n0a1ias> oh, cool, what about the stuff i downloaded with Ubuntu software seater
[01:02] <evilson> omg
[01:02] <Borreguito> hi, y have a Gigabyte G31M-ES2C, ChipSet Intel G31 motherboard... but.. i cant install sound driver
[01:03]  * evilson is streaming Journey - Sweet and Simple using Ubuntu 10.10.Custom
[01:03] <raven_> n0a1ias, there's a history tab on the right
[01:03] <ZykoticK9> n0a1ias, USC has a good history feature as well (probably shared between synaptic and USC really)
[01:03] <Borreguito> help me!
[01:03] <raven_> n0a1ias, sorry left
[01:03] <evilson> Borreguito, what the question?
[01:03] <n0a1ias> cool thanks guys
[01:03] <Tylerjd> diablodf: I notice that too, but only when I am running it as a guest on virtualbox, with mac as the host. _Any_ other way is very,very fast
[01:04] <raven_> n0a1ias, ZykoticK9 is right. USC and Synaptic use the terminal anyway
[01:04] <gabe_> brianl_ try looking here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/231667
[01:04] <evilson> dont whois is me.. I am here to help you get it figured out. Be nice!
[01:04] <gabe_> sorry :(
[01:04] <Borreguito> where can i download   Intel HDA drivers?
[01:04] <raven_> n0a1ias, you're welcome
[01:04] <evilson> uhmmm intel?
[01:05] <evilson> depends on the driver.. give me a product?
[01:05] <ZykoticK9> !intelhda | Borreguito if you haven't see it.
[01:06] <evilson> some "drivers" dont exist..welcome to Linux..however we can always adjust existing... I may need a paste of your dmesg
[01:07] <Borreguito> Realtek ALC887
[01:07] <FlintWestWood1> how do i  install unity on 10.03=4?
[01:07] <FlintWestWood1> im sorry 10.04?
[01:08] <evilson> you shouldnt need a "driver" for that. Is it USB based device?
[01:08] <raven_> FlintWestWood1, i think there's a PPA for that
[01:08] <raven_> let me see
[01:08]  * evilson brb
[01:08] <ZykoticK9> FlintWestWood1, "sudo apt-get install unity" is one method, then choose Netbook at GDM login screen
[01:08] <i_is_broke> its easy apt-get
[01:08] <cspotts> I have ubuntu installed on my laptop, love it...but for work reasons i'm going to have to switch to dual booting windows 7 (VM aren't high perf enough for what i need work-wise).  The problem is I've already got 4 primary partitions on the drive (/boot, /,/home and swap).  Whats the best way to move things around so that I can add another partition for windows?
[01:08] <raven_> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:canonical-dx-team/une
[01:08] <ZykoticK9> FlintWestWood1, sorry you said 10.04! that for 10.10 only!
[01:09] <ZykoticK9> FlintWestWood1, see raven_'s command above the "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get install unity"
[01:09] <tim> New to Kubuntu.  My wireless seems slow.  Is 53 Mbit/s any good?  I'm used to seeing Mbps.
[01:09] <raven_> FlintWestWood1, after the ppa command use the update command
[01:09] <raven_> sudo apt-get update
[01:10] <FlintWestWood1> thanks alot guys
[01:10] <maco> tim: the / means p and the b means bit... so that says the same thing
[01:10] <raven_> then do everything ZykoticK9 said
[01:10] <maco> tim: er i should say the / means "per" which is the "p"
[01:10] <maco> tim: both mean Megabits per second
[01:10] <FlintWestWood1> added the ppa repo, updated, and doing the install
[01:11] <FlintWestWood1> i hope its worth it
[01:11] <FlintWestWood1> adios
[01:11] <ZykoticK9> FlintWestWood1, it's not (opinion only)
[01:11] <Livejokeru_> wenas alguien me puede ayudar no puedo iniciar seccion en mi ubuntu me tira ese problema (Problema de instalacion No se ha instalado correctamente la configuracion predeterminada para el gestor de energia contacte con el administrador de su sistema)
[01:11] <raven_> FlintWestWood1, i've tried it with mixed impressions
[01:11] <k_sze> What software does ubottu run on?
[01:11] <tim> My network is "N" not "G" I should be getting better than that.  Any suggestions?
[01:12] <n0nam3> hi guys , i wanna check my ubutu C files.where can i find those  files
[01:12]  * evilson I amback
[01:12] <k_sze> ubottu
[01:12] <evilson> sorry left my smokes in the car and really wanted one.
[01:12] <n0nam3> can someone tell me abt its path
[01:13] <raven_> n0nam3, you mean the source code?
[01:13] <ZykoticK9> tim, to get N speeds you need to be using some specific encryption settings - sorry i don't have N so don't know what they are.
[01:13] <mondeq> hi there!
[01:13] <ZykoticK9> tim, you may also be running into driver issues with N.  Best of luck man.
[01:14] <evilson> wow... some people "try" to help but its only out of kindness, not education or experience.
[01:14]  * evilson is lofting until needed
[01:14] <ubuntu> Eventyret,  im back  VirusTB
[01:14] <paulm> running 10.04 now and my login quit authenticating... anyone know what to do to reset that?
[01:14] <FreddyStrauss> My ubuntu is not working nicely...
[01:14] <VirusTeBe> Eventyret,  back
[01:15] <paulm> running 10.04 now and my login quit authenticating... anyone know what to do to reset that?
[01:15] <Semitones> is there a supported hardware list for all kinds of devices?
[01:15] <FreddyStrauss> i'm 12 years old and new to ubuntu
[01:15] <FreddyStrauss> and it is not working as well as i hoped
[01:15] <mondeq> Can anyone help me regarding a skype issue, i always go to the terminal to active my skype in order to work the video call...
[01:16] <tim> ZykoticK9: Does Kubuntu support "N" can I just go to Netgear and download drivers or is it more difficult than that?
[01:16] <ZykoticK9> FreddyStrauss, you need to be more specific.  what issue exactly are you having trouble with?  Don't reply to me - reply to the whole channel.  All on one line ;)  Good luck.  Enjoy Ubuntu.
[01:16] <FreddyStrauss> Is there anyway
[01:16] <FreddyStrauss> to debug my ubuntu
[01:16] <paulm> Can anyone help me with the login authentication failure problem at login?
[01:17] <FreddyStrauss> I get problems when installing Celestia *gnome version, the universe is just black i cant see anything
[01:17] <erghezi> several times, i receive  this error , gdm cant start even with "sudo start service gdm"
[01:17] <Airforlife> hi, any awk experts around here ? i have a question regarding that
[01:17] <erghezi> dmesg | tail is : http://pastebin.com/U7Keu27M
[01:17] <richerVE> Semitones, you could use this page http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/
[01:18] <rdvonz> What's the deal with hardware acceleration for nvidia cards? I have an 8800gt and compiz fusion runs from 10-30 fps. My laptop from 10 years ago runs faster!
[01:18] <paulm> anyone? any way to reset password from recovery mode?
[01:18] <VirusTeBe> please tell me you're alive haha Eventyret
[01:18] <ZykoticK9> tim, i don't think there "should" be any difference between kubuntu or ubuntu when it comes to hardware support.  i don't know the specifics of N at all, i don't own an N router.  But my research into N showed up the only being supported if you where running one of the high end encryption options on router/devices - and I really don't know what the state of linux support for N is at all.  best of luck ;)
[01:18] <Semitones> thanks
[01:19] <Airforlife> hi, any awk experts around here ? i have a question about combining 2 awk's...
[01:20] <tim> Anyone running a wireless N network with Kubuntu or Ubuntu?  Is it supported?  I'm only getting G speeds of 53 Mbps
[01:20] <paulm> anyone? any way to reset password from recovery mode?
[01:20] <rypervenche> I'm on 10.10 and when I install a deb package it does it through the software center. If I want to install it using the terminal, I should use "dpkg -i debfilename.deb" right? If so, where is the deb file put on my system? I know I can uninstall a deb package through software-center without needing the package...it must be saved somewhere on my system, right?
[01:20] <ZykoticK9> FreddyStrauss, a wild guess on my side - but it sounds like you might be running into slow graphics.  do you know what type of graphics card you have?  have you check in System / Additional Drivers to see if your system has available drivers?
[01:20] <JimRome> @paulm: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[01:21] <erghezi> Each time, I get randomly into the terminal. and i cant run gdm :(
[01:21] <raven_> paulm, did you try sudo passwd?
[01:21] <paulm> it is my sudo passwd
[01:21] <paulm> with my login name
[01:21] <raven_> paulm, ???
[01:21] <erghezi> this is dmesg | tail... what is mtrr error?
[01:21] <ZykoticK9> raven_, don't use the above commands - there are better ways to get a root terminal (but you should never need it)
[01:22] <erghezi> http://pastebin.com/U7Keu27M
[01:22] <raven_> ZykoticK9, i don't understand what he wants. I thought he wanted to change his passwd not the roots
[01:23] <paulm> i mean my login name on my other computer is no longer loggin in because it says auth. failure
[01:24] <tim>  Anyone running a wireless N network with Kubuntu or Ubuntu?  Is it supported?  I'm only getting G speeds of 53 Mbps
[01:24] <evilson> yep
[01:24] <evilson> tim thats because your kernel and ipvx skills suck
[01:24] <evilson> whats your question
[01:25] <tim> I don't doubt that but I was looking for something a little more helpful than being beaten down by someone being pompus because they know something I don't
[01:26] <evilson> I cant share with you if I dont know what your thinking.. not being "pompus"  :)
[01:26] <tim> How can I get my N network card and router to connect at N speeds and not 54G speeds?
[01:26] <evilson> just say it
[01:27] <evilson> I wil never guess your problem... hel thats what she said~
[01:27] <rypervenche> I'm on 10.10 and when I install a deb package it does it through the software center. If I want to install it using the terminal, I should use "dpkg -i debfilename.deb" right? If so, where is the deb file put on my system? I know I can uninstall a deb package through software-center without needing the package...it must be saved somewhere on my system, right?
[01:27] <tim> Can I just download a driver from Netgear or do I have to do something else?
[01:28] <raven_> rypervenche, where do you get it from?
[01:28] <evilson> tim give me the card your using...info bro msg me
[01:28] <evilson> also give me the dmesg of the card
[01:28] <ZykoticK9> rypervenche, Ubuntu stores downloaded debs in /var/cache/apt/archives
[01:28] <Airforlife> how can i get "free memory / total memory" from /proc/meminfo with awk ?
[01:28] <evilson> just grep it through through dm
[01:29] <evilson> then msg me the output of lsmod
[01:29] <Airforlife> dm ?
[01:30] <rypervenche> ZykoticK9: Thank you very much.
[01:30]  * evilson is streaming Journey - Wheel In The Sky
[01:30] <tim> The card is a Netgear WN511B
[01:32] <coreyfro> I am at my wits end.  I have a toshiba m45 and a similarly configured laptop both running 10.10.  The toshiba connects fine over ethernet, but when using 802.11 and a WHOLE STACK of adapters, all of them linux supported, I cannot get DHCP to acquire an IP.  I have tried an install of 10.4 and 10.10.  Any idea where I start working on this problem
[01:32] <n0a1ias> why is the ubuntu live cd iso amd?
[01:32] <tucemiux_mob> anyone knows if wordpress is available for ubuntu on the repos?
[01:32] <kitche> n0a1ias: do you mean amd64? that's the name of the arch
[01:33] <xangua> n0a1ias: is not, if you mean amd64 that's just 64bit
[01:33] <vbwe> i installed ubuntu, got to windows accidentaly deleted the 2 logical drives where ubuntu and grub where instlled, now i cant boot into windows nor ubuntu anymore:(
[01:33] <coreyfro> Because AMD designed the 64 bit extensions to x86
[01:33] <vbwe> i installed ubuntu, got to windows accidentaly deleted the 2 logical drives where ubuntu and grub where instlled, now i cant boot into windows nor ubuntu anymore:(
[01:33] <FloodBot3> vbwe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:33] <ZykoticK9> tim, see this post, be sure to read to the bottom (it begins in 2008, but continues until 2010) (i didn't finish reading it yet) http://guide.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=878357&page=3
[01:34] <n0a1ias> kitche, arch? dont call me stupid, but i have an intel porsseser, will that work?
[01:34] <n0a1ias> heh
[01:34] <gueriLLaPunK> anyone have experience installing NX?
[01:34] <coreyfro> what Intel CPU do you have
[01:34] <VirusTB> Eventyret:  man i give up
[01:34] <VirusTB> i'll sut tell my friend i dropped his harddive
[01:34] <n0a1ias> i7 VirusTB
[01:34] <tucemiux_mob> vbwe, simple fix, just reinstall ubuntu again
[01:34] <VirusTB> n0a1ias: yes?
[01:34] <gueriLLaPunK> NX server*
[01:34] <CanadianPirate> Does anyone know if InitNG will still work in 10.10?
[01:34] <coreyfro> i7 will run amd64
[01:34] <aussa> hi, i can't uninstall a program in wine, how do I do that?
[01:35] <n0a1ias> thanks coreyfro
[01:35] <tim> ZykoticK9: Thanks
[01:35] <n0a1ias> why did the developers name it that?
[01:35] <tucemiux_mob> gueriLLaPunK, NX was a pain because I used nonstandard ports, if you stick to port 22 it'll probably be easier
[01:35] <vbwe> tucemiux_mob
[01:35] <vbwe> i did
[01:35] <vbwe> doesnt work
[01:36] <xangua> aussa: yo go to the wine menu and use the wine uninstaller
[01:36] <tucemiux_mob> vbwe,  what doesnt work?
[01:36] <vbwe> i reinstalled ubuntu
[01:36] <vbwe> i cant but
[01:36] <vbwe> boot
[01:36] <vbwe> grub wont boot
[01:36] <FloodBot3> vbwe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:36] <progre55> hi guys. I've booted from a livecd, and chrooted to my ubuntu, but I dont have internet connection on my chrooted partition, but have it on the livecd. any suggestions, please?
[01:36] <vbwe> but ive deleted all the partitions of ubuntu so shall i reinstall it again
[01:36] <coreyfro> FloodBot3: Quit flooding
[01:36] <tucemiux_mob> vbwe, you sound a lot like a troll
[01:36] <aussa> xangua: yeah, i tryed that, but it doesn't delete
[01:37] <Seeker`> coreyfro: its a bot
[01:37] <progre55> oh, apparently I do have connection, but no dns server..
[01:37] <coreyfro> progre55: CP your resolve.conf from /etc on the livecd to /<path-to>/etc
[01:37] <progre55> coreyfro: thanks
[01:38] <coreyfro> no prob
[01:38] <n0a1ias> tucemiux_mob, i tryed to help him eirlyer, but was in over my head, i did however get him up on unetbooin, with a live USB to change his partitions
[01:38] <progre55> coreyfro: yeah, that helped =)
[01:38] <tim> Evilson: Thanks anyway don't need your attitude.
[01:39] <coreyfro> progre55: thats cuz i'm awesome
[01:39] <progre55> :D
[01:39] <progre55> coreyfro: well, then I guess you could help me out more.. ))
[01:39] <tucemiux_mob> n0a1ias, he's trolling, he's even using enter as punctuation
[01:39]  * evilson holy hell some people never grow up.
[01:40] <coreyfro>  am at my wits end.  I have a toshiba m45 and a similarly configured laptop both running 10.10.  The toshiba connects fine over ethernet, but when using 802.11 and a WHOLE STACK of adapters, all of them linux supported, I cannot get DHCP to acquire an IP.  I have tried an install of 10.4 and 10.10.  Any idea where I start working on this problem?
[01:40] <evilson> I want help! I only help at my own pace!
[01:40] <n0a1ias> tucemiux_mob, so i spent like an hour on a trole
[01:40] <n0a1ias> troll?
[01:40] <bazhang> evilson, stop with the /me
[01:40] <evilson> how much RAM do I have? where did my C drive "thingy" go?
[01:40] <miguel000> How can I get rid of the splash screen and quiet boot permanently in the new ubuntu?
[01:40] <progre55> coreyfro: the chrooted partition has kubuntu installed, and it didnt have wireless working.. but the livecd does (ubuntu). I need to install the restricted drivers from the livecd to the chrooted partition.. is that possible?
[01:40] <miguel000> there is no menu.lst
[01:41] <bazhang> miguel000, in grub2 it changed location
[01:41] <bazhang> !grub2
[01:41] <n0a1ias> vbwe, are you a troll?
[01:41] <n0a1ias> its ok if you are i just want to know
[01:41] <n0a1ias> ha
[01:42] <Seeker`> n0a1ias: please try to keep the topic to support
[01:42] <tucemiux_mob> miguel000, install startupmanager and see if it can help any
[01:42] <tucemiux_mob> !ot | n0a1ias
[01:42] <miguel000> I prefer to change the config files manually
[01:42] <bazhang> miguel000, to access the new grub2, hold shift a t boot
[01:43] <miguel000> I want to disable splash and quiet PERMANENTLY
[01:43] <tucemiux_mob> bazhang, how can I make changes to the grub menu?
[01:43] <bazhang> tucemiux_mob, check the grub2 wiki yet?
[01:43] <ZykoticK9> miguel000, most of the grub2 settings can be found in /etc/default/grub but be sure to see the link from !grub2
[01:43] <UnholyTerror> miguel000,  http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/grub-2.html
[01:44] <miguel000> allrigt, I'll read that first, thanks
[01:44]  * evilson is really thinking bzhang need to piss off!
[01:44] <mithridates> I have an external usb hard drive, and I need to make a raid and move everything to that disk because my laptop's hard gives me lots of failure message, it's old and with 644 bad sectors. how do I move everything even MBR to boot from that for the next time?
[01:44] <evilson> dude I hope you got that?
[01:44] <bazhang> evilson, stop that
[01:44] <tucemiux_mob> bazhang, no
[01:45]  * evilson why?
[01:45] <coreyfro> progre55: i dunno, try running aptitude from the chroot
[01:45] <mithridates> do I use dd ?
[01:46]  * Tylerjd is getting tired here on the east coast
[01:46] <paco__> what is a commando to know the kernel version??
[01:47] <mark_nearsoft> uname -a
[01:47] <paco__> thanks
[01:47] <mark_nearsoft> :)
[01:47] <blakkheim> uname -r will suffice for that
[01:47] <blakkheim> ;/
[01:47] <progre55> coreyfro: btw, just tried apt-get upgrade, it failed saying "cat: /proc/cmdline: No such file or directory".. I know it was possible to loop /proc/ to the chrooted partition, but dont remember how..
[01:47] <Tylerjd> mothridates: I would try a free cloneing utility (boots of a cd) that clones everything, including the mbr
[01:47] <sosaited> I am trying to install Ubuntu 10.10 via either USB or hard drive with Unetbootin (AMD64-alternate), but after language selection, I get either can't mount cdrom or there was a problem reading data from cd error
[01:47] <Tylerjd> mithridates: I would try a free cloneing utility (boots of a cd) that clones everything, including the mbr (sorry spealt your name wrong)
[01:48] <Tylerjd> like clonezilla
[01:48] <paco__> can Ubuntu be part of a domain as a client?
[01:48] <Tylerjd> paco_: yes, there is a special program, let me find it
[01:48] <paco__> great!!!
[01:49] <sosaited> I also tried editing the unetbootin's Install Ubuntu entry by adding "cdrom-detect/try-usb=true". But still cd rom error
[01:49] <mithridates> Tylerjd: I'm on ubuntu live, do I use that to clone my internal hard drive on the external one? by the way my system is dual boot I have a freaking win7 for college too, will it work from usb?
[01:51] <mithridates> Tylerjd: anyway, thank you for your help man, I will check it
[01:51] <Tylerjd> mithridates: yep, just choose to clone the entire HDD, from internal to external, it is an ISO image you download, but you can boot from USB flashdrive if you want. It will work for Ubuntu and Win7, keep everything, and everything shouldjust work when you boot off of the new drive
[01:52] <mithridates> Tylerjd: oh, tnx man
[01:52] <mithridates> great
[01:52] <Tylerjd> mithridates: np, I like to offer my assistance.
[01:52] <Tylerjd> It is a very bare-metal solution, but it works
[01:53] <paco__> does any one knows about backtrack 4??
[01:53] <Tylerjd> http://clonezilla.org/ is tge websitte for Clonezilla
[01:53] <bazhang> paco__, yes in their support channel:  #backtrack-linux
[01:53] <paco__> hooo great
[01:54] <paco__> thnx
[01:54] <justinebbby> hi all. Has anyone seen graphics weirdness like this before? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10077871
[01:54] <paco__> how is it better Ubuntu than Mandrake??
[01:54] <Tylerjd> paco_: to answer your earlierquestion, I found rthis on the Ubuntu forums
[01:54] <Tylerjd> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=693610
[01:54] <bazhang> paco__, #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[01:55] <Tylerjd> for joining Ubuntu to a domain
[01:55] <paco__> ok
[01:55] <paco__> thanks!
[01:55] <paco__> hooo ok thanks guys
[01:55] <paco__> you are helping me a lot with homework
[01:56] <Tylerjd> paco_: well we aren't _supposed_ to do that but its ok to help a bro out in a time of need:)
[01:59] <CanadianPirate> How do you compile with cmake?
[02:00] <netbookuser> hello
[02:00] <dtownhero> hi
[02:00] <roxdragon> hi
[02:00] <netbookuser> looking for some assistance with 10.04 Netbook
[02:01] <Tylerjd> CanadianPirate:you know, I was wondering the same qestion, as i need to compile gcc for a mipsel embedded device
[02:01] <nit-wit> netbookuser,  whats up
[02:01] <roxdragon> microphone don't work. cam: microsoft lifecam vx-3000
[02:01] <roxdragon> help please
[02:01] <roxdragon> any idea?
[02:01] <justinebbby> can anyone help diagnose my gfx issues? [screencaps: http://plainsalad.com/betty/ ]
[02:01] <Tylerjd> roxdragon: is the mic on the camera ?
[02:01] <mithridates> Tylerjd: I read the documentation , it will save an image file on the disk, how can I configure it to make a real mirror?
[02:02] <masterme120> I have a networking problem:  I have a laptop with a wlan card connected to a wireless network and an ethernet port connected to a desktop.  How can I get online from the desktop?  I've tried setting up some router programs, but nothing's working.  Can someone help me?
[02:02] <roxdragon> Tylerjd,  mic
[02:02] <netbookuser> Just did an upgrade from 9.10>>10.04 and after restart all programs auto-minimize after starting
[02:02] <MilitantPotato> Nautilus is unbearably slow loading a folder with more than a few dozen files. Is there an alternative file browser that actually works?
[02:02] <CanadianPirate> netbookuser What netbook?
[02:02] <jiohdi> MilitantPotato: thunar
[02:02] <masterme120> roxdragon: I have that same webcam, and the microphone works for me.  Check your volume levels.
[02:02] <jiohdi> or pacman
[02:02] <nit-wit> netbookuser,  do you mean all screens when opened
[02:03] <netbookuser> HP mini 1030 - BTw sing the LiveCD 10.04 everything works fine
[02:03] <Tylerjd> roxdragon: and check for updates to software
[02:03] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, I've seen similar  but not as bad... i'm on nvidia... probably an X issue.
[02:03] <RE90> HELP! Does anyone know how I might have lost files in a shared partition (Ubuntu/Win7 dual boot)
[02:03] <mithridates> Tylerjd: in select mode it doesn't have any option to do that! http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/general-live-use.php
[02:03] <RE90> I have no clue what happened -- I'm missing installed programs in Windows
[02:03] <roxdragon> Tylerjd, how to update software?
[02:04] <huddson> hi,  what is the package for google video chat?
[02:04] <Jeaton> is there a terminal base torrent app?
[02:04] <Tylerjd> roxdragon: are you using the netbook edition or what?
[02:04] <neko> yo
[02:04] <roxdragon> masterme120, have you got a ubuntu 10.10 or 10.04?
[02:04] <blakkheim> Jeaton: rtorrent
[02:04] <bazhang> Jeaton, several
[02:04] <roxdragon> Tylerjd, desktop 10.04
[02:04] <justinebbby> UnholyTerror, a bug ticket i found suggested "downgrading GLX", but no idea how; or how to tell what vrsn I have
[02:04] <masterme120> roxdragon: 10.10
[02:04] <blakkheim> roxdragon: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude -y full-upgrade
[02:04] <netbookuser> nit-wit - yes i mean all screens when opened or when recalled minimize after 1-sec or display in a window.
[02:04] <roxdragon> i use 10.04
[02:04] <Jeaton> thanks blakkheim
[02:04] <CanadianPirate> How do you compile with cmake? (sorry for repeat)
[02:05] <Tylerjd> mithidates: you missing which option>
[02:05] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, hold
[02:05] <Seeker`> CanadianPirate: what are you trying to build?
[02:05] <huddson> hi,  what is the package for google video chat? is it advisable to install .deb directly from Google?
[02:05] <neko> somebody can help me ?
[02:05] <masterme120> roxdragon: it's worked for me since 9.04
[02:05] <CanadianPirate> Seeker InitNG
[02:05] <Tylerjd> nkeo: whats up?
[02:05] <CanadianPirate> It says to use cmake in the readme
[02:05] <nit-wit> netbookuser,  do you have any threads on any forums running
[02:05] <RE90> Anyone? I'm missing gigs....it's ridiculous....
[02:06] <Tylerjd> neko: whats up?
[02:06] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, glxinfo
[02:06] <roxdragon> try
[02:06] <MilitantPotato> jiohdi: thanks.
[02:06] <netbookuser> nit-wit: nah - I am rdy to re-install but thought I'd ask here first
[02:06] <huddson> goo goog google chat, anyone? what's the package for it?
[02:06] <Seeker`> CanadianPirate: why do you want to build that?
[02:06] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, as to downgrading... dunno.
[02:06] <jiohdi> np
[02:07] <CanadianPirate> Seeker Why Not. Also it looks good
[02:07] <CanadianPirate> (in a not graphical way)
[02:07] <nit-wit> netbookuser,  I think if you nothing to lose I would do that. watch the updates for any thing amiss
[02:07] <MilitantPotato> huddson: I use pidgin
[02:07] <neko> so
[02:07] <neko> I am new here
[02:07] <SuperPaco69> hello
[02:07] <huddson> MilitantPotato: wtf is that?
[02:07] <xangua> huddson: googl chat¿¿ gtalk¿ you can conect with empathy wich is the default messenger, i preffer pidgin
[02:08] <IterumRuditLeo> goggle it
[02:08] <netbookuser> Re-install it is then - thanks, I'm off
[02:08] <MilitantPotato> huddson: Multi protocol IM program
[02:08] <neko> and I am searching for bug in a site
[02:08] <roxdragon> the image works but mic no. i don't installed NO driver for this webcam
[02:08] <Seeker`> CanadianPirate: Honestly, I wouldn't screw with the init system if I couldn't work out how to follow the instrucitons on the project website to use make
[02:08] <MilitantPotato> huddson: best for windows, linux, or mac I feel.
[02:08] <roxdragon> masterme120,
[02:08] <neko> I found many open door
[02:09] <Seeker`> !enter | neko
[02:09] <justinebbby> UnholyTerror, thx  ,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/526720/
[02:09] <huddson> MilitantPotato:    can i just install that .deb from google?
[02:09] <neko> but I don't know
[02:09] <neko> what exploit I need use
[02:09] <bazhang> neko, use?
[02:09] <Tylerjd> neko: are you trying to hack a site?
[02:09] <Seeker`> !ot | neko
[02:09] <SuperPaco69> what is the channel for backtrack?
[02:09] <CanadianPirate> Seeker Nevermind, Had a hard time reading the instructions
[02:09] <bazhang> SuperPaco69, #backtrack-linux
[02:09] <roxdragon> have you got a link for download driver webcam masterme120
[02:09] <roxdragon> ?
[02:09] <Seeker`> CanadianPirate: stuff like that isn't really supported here
[02:10] <Tylerjd> !enter | roxdragon
[02:10] <keenan> #jupiterlamps
[02:10] <huddson> anyone knows what happen to #debian? it is blank.
[02:10] <masterme120> roxdragon:  I never needed to download a driver
[02:10] <keenan> how do i get into a room?
[02:10] <roxdragon> sorry Tylerjd
[02:10] <bazhang> keenan, /join #channel
[02:10] <keenan> thanks
[02:10] <roxdragon> yes masterme120
[02:10] <roxdragon> webcam microsoft
[02:11] <Tylerjd> roxdragon: tis ok, just trying to make things clean and friendly:)
[02:11] <neko> oh sorry
[02:11] <roxdragon> :D Tylerjd
[02:12] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, similar here but: OpenGL version string: 2.1 Mesa 7.7.1
[02:12] <UnholyTerror> OpenGL shading language version string: 1.20
[02:12] <jiohdi> is there an ubuntu voice to text package
[02:13] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, but this is laptop 10.04... erors were seen on desktop 8.04
[02:14] <smw> I am using the kubuntu install cd. When I start it, the display is messed up. I tried appending vga=771 to the boot parameters. How can I tell it to use the vesa driver on the lowest resolution? I know that the driver manager will find the driver after I install.
[02:14] <s3a> how do i find out what the sources.list for maverick are?
[02:15] <bazhang> s3a, what are you currently running
[02:15] <s3a> bazhang, debian but i want the sources repository for maverick to compile something
[02:15] <justinebbby> UnholyTerror, this lap has a fresh 10.04 install. Looking to see how to get 2.1, willing to try anything
[02:16] <bazhang> s3a, ubuntuguide.org has some iirc
[02:16] <smw> !sources | s3a
[02:16] <Iltsu> Hi all!
[02:16] <smw> s3a, one of those links should have what you are looking for
[02:16] <PittWinsmore> Hello!!!
[02:16] <FishFace> jiohdi: Thunar is pretty hot. Thanks for mentioning it
[02:17] <Iltsu> Can somebody tell/give url what are differences between 2.6.35-22 and 2.6.35-14?
[02:17] <bleuicevirus> Fadein you there?
[02:17] <smw> anyways, does anyone know how to boot the install disk with X in "safe mode"
[02:17] <jiohdi> FishFace: I came from low power machines, had to find what worked for them
[02:17] <Diytto> Hey i need some help
[02:17] <Jeaton> im wanting to run a media server from my ubuntu 10.04 server edition, to stream movies to my ps3
[02:17] <Jeaton> anyone have any ideas?
[02:17] <Diytto> I just booted a live cd and the scrren shows nothing
[02:17] <PittWinsmore> what think about kompozer?
[02:17] <Diytto> Its black after boot prompt
[02:17] <smw> Jeaton, ps3 media server is the best
[02:17] <Iltsu> Jeaton, ushare
[02:18] <Dwade09> how do i totally remove wine? and the stuff in wine? i did sudo apt-get remove wine and rebooted computer but its still there
[02:18] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, wine stores all the stuff in ~/.wine
[02:19] <smw> Jeaton, ps3 media server (http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/) needs to be configured with X, but then you can move the config to a headless machine
[02:19] <smw> Jeaton, they do not have a nicely commented example config :-\
[02:19] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, hmmmf
[02:19] <Jeaton> ok
[02:19] <smw> Jeaton, however, it will transcode everything and works with the ps3 quite well
[02:20] <smw> Jeaton, before that, I used mediatomb
[02:20] <s3a> smw, bazhang, http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/components just talks about what each repository is and the other seems to have a huge mix of stuff, can you guys just do cat /etc/apt/sources.list or something and paste it to me please
[02:20] <Chaos2358> does anyone know how to gain remote access to a windows se7en laptop using a linux ubuntu 10.10 laptop
[02:20] <jiohdi> Chaos2358: logmein.com
[02:20] <Iltsu> But does anyone have idea what are differences between 2.6.35-22 and 2.6.35-14 kernels? Because my server isn't booting with 22, 14 works fine.
[02:21] <jiohdi> Chaos2358: free and you do not need to install anything on the linux side
[02:21] <huaike> anyone who use lyx? i just installed it on my ubuntu.there is some error when i try to use the templates.it says that "the layout file requested by this document is not usable....."
[02:21] <Chaos2358> cool thanks
[02:21] <ZykoticK9> Iltsu, it doesn't help, but the -22 and -14 are the ubuntu revisions i believe
[02:21] <Chaos2358> are you familiar with this?
[02:21] <Chaos2358> in case i need help?
[02:22] <smw> s3a, I don't have a running ubuntu iinstall
[02:22] <roxdragon> microphone microsoft lifecam vx-3000 work on ubuntu 10.04?? the video is OK
[02:22] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, I don't have an answer....
[02:22] <smw> s3a, however, I found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[02:22] <justinebbby> UnholyTerror, thx
[02:22] <smw> deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy main restricted
[02:22] <smw> s3a, replace hardy with maverick
[02:23] <intrader> When I  execute `usr/bin/brasero` brasero segentation faults, what can I do - I am trying to burn an image cd for ubuntu 10.10.
[02:23] <jkr801> Can anyone help with a botched upgrade from 10.04 to 10.10 is there anyway to recover?
[02:23] <Dwade09> so ZykoticK9 just delete that folder?
[02:24] <smw> s3a, are you still there?
[02:24] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, you could just Move it to Wine_Disabled to test
[02:25] <smw> Does anyone know how to put X into a "safe mode" when doing an install? I just need to be able to see the install screen. The vesa driver on the lowest resolution should do it.
[02:25] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, if you are sure you don't need anything - just delete it
[02:25] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, http://www.mesa3d.org/relnotes-7.4.4.html
[02:25] <Dwade09> ZykoticK9,  how i get it out of my applications folder as well?
[02:25] <Iltsu> ZykoticK9, yeah, I know, I have earlier though that last -22 doesn't really matter. eg. if number is bigger its then compiled later.
[02:26] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, i don't understand your question.  applications folder?
[02:27] <Dwade09> yes ZykoticK9 its still in my applications at top
[02:27] <UnholyTerror> justinebbby, older stuff: http://www.guide.mesa2.com/SourceAndMirrors.html
[02:27] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, oh i get ya -- System / Preferences / Main Menu
[02:27]  * justinebbby checks it out ( @ UnholyTerror )
[02:28] <akira__> s
[02:29] <Staticlv> is there a way to copy a file larger than 4g to a usb stick?  my stick has 14g of space available.  I have used nautilus and cp.
[02:29] <aussa> the wine unsinstaller isn't working
[02:29] <dick-richardson> I have a live usb that I chose not to save settings - but I would like to save a text file to it.
[02:29] <ZykoticK9> Staticlv, if it's fat32 no - 4g is max file size :(
[02:29] <goltoof> Staticlv,   have you tried?
[02:30] <dick-richardson> Staticlv: what file system is on the usb stick
[02:30] <goltoof> how can i disable hibernate when critically low battery power?  there's no option in power preferences to disable
[02:31] <aussa> I tryed to uninstall a program from wine unistaller but it isn't working, is there another way of doing that?
[02:31] <goltoof> problem i have is every time i unplug my laptop ubuntu thinks it's power is critically low, even with full charge.
[02:31] <goltoof> so every time i unplug, it hibernates
[02:32] <Staticlv> ZykoticK9, dick-richardson:  thanks that answers my question.  But windoz wont recognize anything other than msdos and fat32.  is that correct?
[02:32] <ZykoticK9> Staticlv, technically NTFS (not recommended for small drives though)
[02:32] <UnholyTerror> goltoof, problem batteries?
[02:33] <goltoof> negative, batteries fine, problem ubuntu
[02:33] <Staticlv> ZykoticK9: stick is 16g - that should work huh?
[02:33] <goltoof> it's wigging out in so many way... ie, tells me there's 1 minute left and 100%  charge
[02:34] <ZykoticK9> Staticlv, ? don't know minimum NTFS size actually, google or ##windows would know ;)
[02:34] <levicivita> .quit
[02:34] <UnholyTerror> goltoof, problem w/charging system???
[02:34] <k-rad> can dyndns be used to map a registered domain name to a ubuntu box ?  in order to run apache ?
[02:34] <Staticlv> ZykoticK9: thanks for the help
[02:34] <UnholyTerror> goltoof, how many batteries?
[02:35] <Dwade09> what is the easiest way to clean my system up after installing and removing stuff, and then cleaning it up of the stuff that is no longer needed?
[02:35] <goltoof> 1 battery... the laptop is fine
[02:35] <tux20> new online community www.blitzpost.com (chat, email, blog, dating..)
[02:36] <goltoof> in power prefs, the only options for when the battery is critically low is hibernate, suspend, restart  .... but there's no way to disable so if it's critically low for it to do nothing
[02:36] <Tylerjd> Dwade09: "sudo apt-get autoclean && sudo apt-get autoremove"
[02:36] <goltoof> but i'd like to get to the bottom of this "critically low" bug too
[02:36] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, if you install from command line, you'll get a message at the end of all installs there after saying that "blah blah is no longer needed" and the command to uninstall them.
[02:36] <bazhang> tux20, no spam here
[02:37] <Dwade09> ZykoticK9,  i have and it was autoremove and autoremove removed everything i needed as well
[02:37] <Tylerjd> !spam | tux20
[02:38] <Tylerjd> oops, wrong command:P
[02:38] <Dwade09> ZykoticK9,  when i type wine i get wine can be found in the following packages wine1.2 or wine1.0
[02:38] <Tylerjd> !etiquette | tux20
[02:38] <Dwade09> but yet i removed wine
[02:38] <goltoof> !gtfo | tux20
[02:39] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, that's the autosuggest feature working - there are two versions of wine you COULD install
[02:39] <goltoof> roflsauce... didn't think that'd work
[02:39] <ZykoticK9> Dwade09, that feature is "command not found" i think ;)
[02:39] <Dwade09> ah ok thanks ZykoticK9
[02:40] <goltoof> i like vimtutor... are there any other cli based tutorials out there like it for bash, etc ?
[02:41] <ZykoticK9> goltoof, good question.  not that i personally know of, but hoping someone has an answer for you.  good luck man.
[02:41] <douglas> #brasil
[02:41] <smw> how do you report a bug in launchpad?
[02:42] <smw> every time I click "report a bug" it takes me to a wiki page
[02:42] <goltoof> ZykoticK9, sounds like something someone can write pretty easily
[02:42] <Rigorm0rtis> Hello. I'm having a problem with a brand new bit of drives I'm making a raid array with. When I created the array it started recovering right away. Is this normal?
[02:43] <ZykoticK9> goltoof, well considering vimtutor is just a text file opened in vim - i'd say yes ;)
[02:43] <goltoof> ZykoticK9,   heh.... you know what i mean
[02:44] <k-rad> can anyone recommend a domain registrar that would work for a CNAME to dyndns.org account ?  or is there anything preferred or friendly for local web hosting than godaddy.com ?
[02:45] <ZykoticK9> k-rad, your question is really OT for this channel, but i don't have any recommendations on hosting or where to go for hosting suggestions.  best of luck though.
[02:48] <slayerz> helo
[02:48] <smw> hi
[02:48] <saml> hey, how can I know which package installed certain file?
[02:48] <slayerz> im try to configure samba on ubuntu
[02:49] <goltoof> k-rad,    godaddy the cheapest, great support
[02:49] <slayerz> but i confusse how to add config file
[02:49] <duergar> I have a laptop with an Nvidia geforce 330m video card. Every time I install the video driver ubuntu prompts me to install, when i restart I get stuck on a purple screen. I tried downloading it directly from nvidia for linux 64 bit, and it tells me I'm running an X server and it won't work. What can I do? My resolution is scrooged and I can't see the bottom of my screen
[02:49] <goltoof> k-rad,  or 1on1 , but they're european i think
[02:51] <mdg2> hello!  Anyone here use plait or plaiter?  You have a working script for shoutcast?
[02:52] <C_Okie> hi
[02:52] <ZykoticK9> duergar, 10.04 or 10.10?  be sure to see this forum post (haven't finished it myself) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1470822
[02:53] <duergar> 10.10
[02:53] <mdg2> Any CLI music people?
[02:53] <duergar> I actually just found that thread. reading it now
[02:53] <ZykoticK9> duergar, be sure to see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/657634 as well :|
[02:54] <slayerz> hello
[02:54] <edbian> slayerz, hi
[02:54] <slayerz> i want to configure samba
[02:54] <slayerz> but i confuse
[02:55] <slayerz> abt uncomment
[02:55] <Hrimfaxi> I have a toshiba satellite L305-S5924..I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the SD reader working..could anyone help?
[02:55] <mdg2> listen to shoutcast stations with plait or player?
[02:55] <ZykoticK9> slayerz, uncomment means to remove the # from the beginning of the line, in the config file
[02:56] <Hrimfaxi> it's usuing ubuntu 10.10
[02:56] <Hrimfaxi> using*
[02:56] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: what happens when you insert media in the SD reader?
[02:57] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, nothing, it doesn't show it as being there
 ic so if 5 line at the biginning have # izit i must remove dat??
[02:57] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: this is a new install?  Have you run updates?
[02:57] <skwashd> hi all
[02:57] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes, fresh install and fully updated
[02:58] <skwashd> i have a server which needs a boot delay argunt for grub
[02:58] <ZykoticK9> slayerz, i have no idea what you are suppose to uncomment?  but to uncomment means to remove the #s
[02:58] <Hrimfaxi> everything else works but the SD reader..
[02:58] <skwashd> the problem is grub is configured with no waiting ... so i can'
[02:58] <skwashd> t edit the boot comand
[02:58] <skwashd> is there some way i can boot from the initramfs shell?
[02:58] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: Hmm, not mounting.....
[02:59] <ZykoticK9> skwashd, you should see the link from !grub2 for configuration of grub2 stuff.  good luck man
[02:59] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yeah..I'm not sure if the SD reader is being detected or what
[02:59] <ZykoticK9> !grub2 > skwashd
 Uncomment the security line, and add another line to make it look like this:
[02:59] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: its built-in right?
 izit only the security line ?
[02:59] <ZykoticK9> slayerz, sorry man, i don't help with samba stuff.  i don't use it myself nfs/ssh for me ;)
[02:59] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes it is
 ok tq
[03:00] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: have you run lspci?
[03:00] <ZykoticK9> mdg2, it's possible a card reader might show up under USB as well, so the output from dmesg would be better.  Hrimfaxi
[03:01] <toxictux> i lost the menu of audacity and filezilla is that a known problem (10.10)
[03:01] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, ZykoticK9 - running now
[03:02] <mdg2> ZykoticK9: built-in SD reader usb?  Hmmm...
[03:02] <skwashd> ZykoticK9: that doesn't help me ... i need to boot from the initramfs shell not a grub shell/menu
[03:02] <ZykoticK9> skwashd, sorry then.  good luck.
[03:02] <mdg2> ZykoticK9: do you know what 10.10 uses for mounting devices?  palimpsest or someting?
[03:03] <ZykoticK9> mdg2, i think my EEE's card reader shows up as USB.
[03:03] <ZykoticK9> mdg2, as far as i knew the gnome vuse or whatever.  not sure really.
[03:03] <mdg2> ZykoticK9: that's good to know :)
[03:03] <ashiq> hai
[03:04] <Hrimfaxi> ZykoticK9, anything specific I should be looking for after running dmesg?
[03:04] <C_Okie> is there a way to see a log of the dd command's output or errors
[03:04] <ZykoticK9> Hrimfaxi, drives sdX stuff would be good - or anything that could be the reader itself.
[03:05] <Hrimfaxi> I see sdb
[03:05] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: odd that nothing would show up in the /media directory when you insert into SD reader
[03:06] <intrader> Anyone, I am stuck - neither 'brasero', or 'write to disc' work. From terminal `which brasero` give /usr/bin/brasero. Executing this gives me segmentation fault
[03:06] <ZykoticK9> Hrimfaxi, type "mount" in a terminal - is sdb mounted right now?  how many drives do you have?  any usb stuff plugged in?  sdb is the second scsi detected on your system (don't worry it's not really scsi ;)
[03:06] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi ZykoticK9 : I would not think it is a users/groups permission thing... do you ?
[03:08] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, ZykoticK9 - I'm sure it sees the card now, dmesg showed the 1GB card..typing mount now..right now I have one drive excluding the SD being plugged in
[03:09] <bert_> Does anyone know how to get lirc working with sdlmame (using irexec)?
[03:09] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: check your /media and your /mnt directories and see if anything shows up
[03:09] <bleuice> how do i install updates in safe mode?
[03:09] <bleuice> fadein: you here buddy?
[03:09] <C_Okie> Anyone here good with the unnix based commadn dd?
[03:10] <Deihmos> windows 7 runs really smooth on my netbook but whe i installed ubuntu it's not as snappy
[03:10] <Deihmos> firefox takes a while to open and it seems laggy
[03:10] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, got it
[03:10] <ZykoticK9> intrader, either your the 3rd person asking about brasero segfaulting tonight, or you've asked 3 times ;)  Sorry your having troubles.  My honest recommendation is to try a different burning software, i'm not a fan of brasero - i use k3b (BUT that requires the entire KDE Librarys which are huge)  GnomeBaker (or similar) is a popular Gnome CD burning alternative
[03:10] <xrdodrx> I'm trying to use Wubi but it keeps installing 10.04 AMD64 even though I have 10/10 i386 in the same folder
[03:11] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: good
[03:11] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, nothing is showing..
[03:12] <xrdodrx> !wubi
[03:12] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: I'm not running 10.10, but look under Accessories for a "disk utility"
[03:12] <intrader> ZykoticK9, It was me asking three times. I an not successful using gnomebaker as it does not show a burn image selection - only CD Data
[03:12] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, it sees the card and the sd reader
[03:13] <ZykoticK9> intrader, i don't have any other suggestions sorry.  good luck man.
[03:13] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: which "it"
[03:14] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, the disk utility
[03:14] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: excellent!
[03:14] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I clicked mount and it said it is mounted
[03:14] <intrader> ZykoticK9, thanks - no burning image from ubuntu 10.10, wow!
[03:14] <Hrimfaxi> but I can't find it anywhere
[03:14] <magn3ts> Has anyone here used x2go?
[03:15] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: if its mounted, you should be able to go to file manager /media and see contents there
[03:15] <ZykoticK9> intrader, brasero works on my system?  no segfault here.
[03:15] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, nope..it's not showing..
[03:16] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: what's the name of the disk utility?
[03:16] <intrader> ZykoticK9, thanks - I have reinstalled it - no luck. Thanks
[03:17] <catlady> problem in 10.10 getting errors with update anyone want to help?
[03:17] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: is it Gnome Disk Utility?
[03:18] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes
[03:18] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: and the SD reader shows in the left half of the disk utility window?
[03:18] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes
[03:18] <magn3ts> How about FreeNX vs NeatX?
[03:18] <Hrimfaxi> it even shows the card
[03:18] <Hrimfaxi> but fails to mount
[03:19] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: on the right side of the disk utility window, where is says "Volumes" click on the SD card reader entry - it should turn green
[03:20] <lightsab8r> i just downloaded a bunch of themes via terminal but where do i find them?
[03:20] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: check the "Mounted at" entry on the right side of the disk utility window
[03:20] <catlady> W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/dists/http/ppa/ubuntu/maverick/source/Sources.gz  404  Not Found
[03:20] <catlady> , W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/dists/http/ppa/ubuntu/main/source/Sources.gz  404  Not Found
[03:20] <catlady> , W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/dists/http/ppa/ubuntu/maverick/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[03:20] <catlady> , W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/dists/http/ppa/ubuntu/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[03:20] <catlady> , E:Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[03:20] <FloodBot3> catlady: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:20] <C_Okie> Would using var.lof/auth.log or /var/log/messages via dmesg|more be how I'd see dd in= of = ... error reports on the copied partitions?
[03:21] <askvictor> how do I file a bug for the installation process?
[03:21] <lightsab8r> i just downloaded a bunch of themes via terminal but where do i find them?
[03:21] <intrader> ZykoticK9, thanks - in GnomeBaker, I see in Tools-->Burn Image and that seems to be burning. I hope I get a good image. Thanks for help
[03:21] <xrdodrx> How do I force Wubi to use the ISO file I've already installed?
[03:21] <xrdodrx> downloaded*
[03:21] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, it says not mounted
[03:22] <ZykoticK9> intrader, hope it works for ya.  good luck man.
[03:22] <lightsab8r> i just downloaded a bunch of themes via terminal but where do i find them?
[03:22] <goltoof> lightsabater... if you wget them they'll be in whatever directory you were in
[03:22] <bleuice> how can i install updates from safe mode desktop?
[03:22] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: sounds like a user permission error to me
[03:22] <ZykoticK9> lightsab8r, probably in whatever directory you where in when you executed the download command.  Have you checked your Home Folder?
[03:23] <shane4ubuntu> what is that app to create a usb startup disk?  Mine seems to have disappeared
[03:23] <Hrimfaxi> msg2, when I try to mount it it says /dev/sda1 is already mounted on /
[03:23] <xrdodrx> Does Wubi need the DESKTOP iso or the ALTERNATE iso?
[03:23] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: oh / is root
[03:23] <Hrimfaxi> I see
[03:24] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: /dev/sda1 is probably your install of ubuntu
[03:24] <ZykoticK9> shane4ubuntu, System / Admin / Startup Disk Creator
[03:24] <goltoof> oh that brings up a question i had before... how do you create a startup disk with cli ?
[03:24] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, it is, but in disk utility where it says Device, it shows it as "/dev/sdb1"
[03:24] <lightsab8r> ZykoticK9: nothing in home folder neither hidden + .theme folder is empty
[03:24] <shane4ubuntu> ZykoticK9, thanks!!! it was there in front of my face, I just didn't see it!
[03:25] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: when you clikc on /dev/sdb1 in the disk utility window, right side of the window under Volumes - do you see "Mounted at" /media/xxxxx
[03:26] <catlady> I am having trouble with 10.10 using update manager....gives errors, can anyone help?
[03:26] <Hrimfaxi> nope mdg2
[03:26] <boxbeatsy> hi, does anyone know how i can map an external IP to a local address?
[03:26] <goltoof> usb startup disk, assuming i have it mounted, how to create a bootable image out of it ??
[03:26] <goltoof> with cli
[03:26] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: lets clarify - you have /dev/sda1 and a /dev/sdb1 ?
[03:26] <goltoof> !anyone
[03:26] <jkr801> can anyone help with a update failure that wont boot after?
[03:27] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I also tried to mount it from terminal, it gave me an error saying: "wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1..missing codepage or helper program..."
[03:27] <ZykoticK9> boxbeatsy, that's doesn't make sense - an IP address can only exist on it's own network - you can't move them around really.  what do you mean by map?
[03:27] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes
[03:28] <n0a1ias> anyone here installed the ATI driver latley with any success?
[03:28] <goltoof> boxbeatsy,   do you mean ftp?
[03:28] <sosaited> How can I convert one page in a pdf to image?
[03:28] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: now on the left side of the system utility window, tell me the  "Storage Devices" listed.... Local Storage, PATA Host Adapter, CD/DVD Drive....etc
[03:28] <boxbeatsy> ZykoticK9: well, i want to simulate my production server on a local computer on the same network without changing any configurations.  so when i'm running my local server, and try to hit my master server at the xternal IP i want it to hit the one i set up on the local network
[03:28] <tphive> With a package like this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/oem-config       How do I go about downloading it and actually using it? Thanks.
[03:29] <catlady> I am having trouble with 10.10....update manager fails to load ubuntu maverick repos any ideas?
[03:29] <ZykoticK9> boxbeatsy, add an entry into the hosts file on the testing machine - i think that might work
[03:29] <jkr801> seems like everyone is having problems updating to 10.10..
[03:29] <smw> tphive, you install it like any other package
[03:29] <goltoof> jkr801, don't update, clean reinstall is the way to go
[03:29] <ZykoticK9> goltoof, +1
[03:30] <haakon_> does 10.10  hate pci graphic or just my card?  nvidia geforce 6200 512ram pci (not pci-e) was working ok in 8.04 but 10.10 was sending me a kernel panic every time i tried to use the card
[03:30] <n0a1ias> anyone here installed the ATI driver lately with any success?
[03:30] <smw> tphive, you then install package, update the system, whatever.
[03:30] <jkr801> Ya a little late for me i guess
[03:30] <goltoof> jkr801,    unless you like solving unecessary problems
[03:30] <jkr801> try to recover with live cd but sda1 wont even mount
[03:30] <boxbeatsy> ZykoticK9: that didnt work :\
[03:30] <catlady> i updated from 10.04 to 10.10 had no problems until tonight (3 weeks later)...
[03:30] <smw> tphive, when you are done, you run the oem command (I do not know it off the top of my head) and when it boots again, it will make a new account.
[03:30] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, Local Storage --> SATA Host Adapter --> 160GB HDD --> DVD Drive ... then Peripheral Devices --> Generic Multicard
[03:30] <tphive> smw: How is that though? I'm pretty new to ubuntu. Would it be found in the built in app downloader?
[03:30] <ZykoticK9> boxbeatsy, sorry don't know then.  good luck.
[03:30] <n0a1ias> haakon_, ive had no success with an ATI card either
[03:30] <smw> tphive, do you know what it is for?
[03:30] <goltoof> catlady,   are they... unecessary problems?   :)
[03:31] <haakon_> its nvidia though
[03:31] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: sounds like it might be "Generic Multicard"
[03:31] <clepto> i installed the ubuntu 10.10 netbook remix to my netbook and im not to thrilled with it how do i upgrade it to a full desktop version without havingto do a complete reinstall?
[03:31] <tphive> smw: Yeah, basically preparing the computer for an end user.
[03:31] <Draqul> clepto: Do a complete reinstall. =D
[03:31] <smw> tphive, are you the end user?
[03:31] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yeah, it sees the SD card without a doubt..it just refuses to mount it
[03:31] <ZykoticK9> clepto, "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop"
[03:31] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: click once on "generic multicard" then on the right side of the disk utility window, look under "Volumes" and tell me what you see
[03:31] <tphive> smw: No, the computer's being sold.
[03:31] <catlady> goltoof: after an regular update now repos for maverick won't load
[03:31] <n0a1ias> anyone wana help with an ATI driver install, its not going too well
[03:31] <tphive> smw: That's why.
[03:31] <clepto> zykotick9: thank you
[03:31] <smw> tphive, ok
[03:32] <catlady> internet connection and mirror fine....
[03:32] <smw> tphive, just checking ;-).
[03:32] <sosaited> How can I convert one page in a pdf file to image?
[03:32] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, SD CARD 1GB
[03:32] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: this is like a netbook?  You may not be seeing the whole window
[03:32] <tphive> smw: Do you know your way around setting up ubuntu as OEM?
[03:32] <goltoof> n0a1ias,    get an nVidia card.... poof, done
[03:32] <smw> tphive, anyways, you can use the package manager
[03:32] <smw> tphive, yes
[03:32] <Hrimfaxi> nah mdg2, its a full notebook
[03:32] <goltoof> catlady, check your sources?
[03:32] <smw> tphive, I have done it before.
[03:32] <n0a1ias> hah, but seriously, anyone get it to work?
[03:32] <ZykoticK9> sosaited, i imagine that imagemagick could do it - but not sure.
[03:33] <jkr801> processing was halted because there were too many errors
[03:33] <jkr801> thats never good
[03:33] <clepto> zykotick9: and that will stop it from using that unity interface?
[03:33] <n0a1ias> 10.10 is not great...
[03:33] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: okay, in the section just below "Volumes" is "Mount/Unmount"
[03:33] <ZykoticK9> clepto, from GDM you can choose which to use ;)
[03:33] <tphive> smw: Mkay, and good good, I was trying to find answers to my questions yesterday, and hardly anyone had any idea. X_X
[03:33] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I tried that but fails to mount
[03:33] <ZykoticK9> clepto, i have both on my netbook
[03:33] <smw> tphive, the ubuntu package manager can do it. I do not know the ubuntu gui well. however, sudo apt-get install oem-config in the terminal will install it
[03:33] <goltoof> n0a1ias,   what v card?
[03:33] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: directly to the right of that, and slight up shows the Mount Point:  Mounted at /media for example
[03:34] <haakon_> does 10.10  hate pci graphic or just my card?  nvidia geforce 6200 512ram pci (not pci-e) was working ok in 8.04 but 10.10 was sending me a kernel panic every time i tried to use the card
[03:34] <goltoof> tphive, what question?
[03:34] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, mount point says it is currently not mounted..
[03:34] <catlady> goltoof: W:Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/dists/http/ppa/ubuntu/maverick/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[03:34] <clepto> zykotick9: its ok it just doesnt update my files and stuff in the file and fold browser and i still havnt figured out how to open nautilus without having to use the command line... its driving me batty :D
[03:34] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: not "Device" /dev/sdb1 , but the actual mount --- okay,not mounted means you don't have permission to use card reader
[03:35] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, how would I go about setting permission?
[03:35] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: check Users/Groups permissions
[03:35] <ZykoticK9> clepto, adding nautilus to my ?launch bar made things a lot more tolerable ;)
[03:35] <smw> tphive, did you get my last message?
[03:35] <tphive> smw: With the apt-get command, I know what it's for obviously and how to use it, but people seem to just know the exact name of the files immediately, the title of the package, like on the URL previous, is that ALWAYS what you'd type? (And no this wasn't the question yesteday)
[03:35] <lightsab8r> ZykoticK9: nothing in home folder neither hidden + .theme folder is empty
[03:35] <lightsab8r> i just downloaded a bunch of themes via terminal but where do i find them?
[03:35] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: Administration > Users and Groups
[03:36] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: find your name and click on it, then Manage Groups
[03:36] <ZykoticK9> lightsab8r, sorry man i don't know where YOU downloaded the stuff too.  I can't read minds - i don't even know what themes you're talking about, or how you downloaded them from cli.  can you give some more details?
[03:36] <smw> tphive, I got it from the url. http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/oem-config == sudo apt-get install oem-config
[03:36] <sosaited> ZykoticK9: LMAO. This is a new one. When I search for "Image" in Synaptic, it closes right away.....
[03:37] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, alright, I'm at the "Manage Groups" window
[03:37] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: sorry Advanced Settings...
[03:37] <Hrimfaxi> lol, alright, I'm there
[03:37] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: you will probably have to give your password
[03:37] <smw> tphive, the url had the package name in it.
[03:37] <ZykoticK9> sosaited, try ubuntu software center
[03:37] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: click the "advanced Settings" button
[03:37] <goltoof> lightsab8r,   they don't appear in your theme manager?
[03:37] <clepto> Zykotick9: ok well thank im gonna shut it down for the night.
[03:37] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I'm at the Advanced Settings window.
[03:37] <GoldenApe> hi all, I wrote a simple bash script for compiling latex "tex" files and showing them as pdf, my questions is how do I make the script I wrote working from any place in the terminal or better, if someone know an editor or something like that, which can runing script, so when I'm writing latex I could see my result much faster?
[03:38] <n0a1ias> goltoof, ATI hd 5830
[03:38] <lightsab8r> goltoof: not at all
[03:38] <goltoof> lightsab8r,  /.themes?
[03:38] <haakon_> does 10.10  hate pci graphic or just my card?  nvidia geforce 6200 512ram pci (not pci-e) was working ok in 8.04 but 10.10 was sending me a kernel panic every time i tried to use the card. kernel not syncing. init tainted g. with some jibberish that looked like it was saying that there were some blocks of video ram that were bad
[03:38] <lightsab8r> goltoof: nope
[03:38] <tphive> smw: in that case sure, but is that a standard? Do all linux devs post their packages like that, so what you type in terminal is obvious?
[03:38] <lightsab8r> goltoof: http://www.unixmen.com/linux-distributions/4-ubuntu/265-great-themes-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope
[03:38] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: Under "user Privilges" have a look see
[03:38] <sosaited> ZykoticK9: It stops responding
[03:38] <lightsab8r> ZykoticK9: http://www.unixmen.com/linux-distributions/4-ubuntu/265-great-themes-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope
[03:39] <goltoof> lightsab8r,   what format did they download as?
[03:39] <ZykoticK9> GoldenApe, one way would be to create a ~/bin folder and add it to your $PATH (it might already be there) - that would work for your login
[03:39] <tphive> smw: The questions yesterday were based around installing the OS as OEM from the start. I am ultimately trying to get UNE 10.04 installed on an Aser Aspire One AOA-110. But I've tried the UNE disk, Desktop, AND the alternate install, none of them had the oem option when installing. I was completely at a loss, and the only thing that could remotely get what I want accomplished was someone posting
[03:39] <tphive> the link I first did.
[03:39] <smw> tphive, do you understand the concept of the ubuntu repositories?
[03:39] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, alright, I've clicked there
[03:39] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: not sure which one would pertain to an internal SD reader - if it is considered an external storage device or not.
[03:39] <sosaited> ZykoticK9: Ok. This isn't just limited to "Image" Typing anything in Synaptic closes it. This is the first time ever that this is happening
[03:40] <tphive> smw not perfectly, I just understand that a repository is basically a database that has an index of packages that can be downloaded and installed.
[03:40] <smw> tphive, I believe if you press F4 before installing booting the install disk, it should give the option
[03:40] <smw> tphive, wrong
[03:40] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, everything that is supposed to be checked is checked..
[03:40] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: Most everything in my setup is checked
[03:40] <smw> tphive, it is not just a database. It is all maintained and controlled by the ubuntu team
[03:41] <haakon_> does 10.10  hate pci graphic or just my card?  nvidia geforce 6200 512ram pci (not pci-e) was working ok in 8.04 but 10.10 was sending me a kernel panic every time i tried to use the card. kernel not syncing. init tainted g. with some jibberish that looked like it was saying that there were some blocks of video ram that were bad. so i gave up on that card for the time being. no live cd past 8.04 would run with that video card
[03:41] <ZykoticK9> sosaited, i have no idea man - doesn't sound good though...  good luck man.
[03:41] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: click okay
[03:41] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, alright
[03:41] <Hrimfaxi> clicked okay
[03:41] <smw> tphive, everything there was uploaded by a trusted person and is patched and maintained by a trusted person
[03:41] <lightsab8r> sorry guys im back
[03:41] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: while you are here, check the "Group settings"
[03:42] <n0a1ias> can i get some help installing an ATI hd 5830 vid card driver?
[03:42] <lightsab8r> any thoughts on http://www.unixmen.com/linux-distributions/4-ubuntu/265-great-themes-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope
[03:42] <smw> tphive, anyways
[03:42] <smw> tphive, give me a sec
[03:42] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, would that be under Manage Groups?
[03:42] <haakon_> any ideas on my above post?
[03:42] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: yes
[03:42] <smw> tphive, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Changing the CD's Default Boot Options
[03:43] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I see nothing out of the ordinary..is there anything specific that should be in there?
[03:43] <ZykoticK9> lightsab8r, check in System / Preference / Appearance
[03:43] <tphive> smw as far as OS installation, I thought the same thing, but upon boot, I was greeted with a remarkably simplified list, there were no function keys listed on the bottom, and I pressed every single Fkey and nothing. :\ The only buttons that would have anything to do with what I want was Install, Advanced Options (which was empty), and I could press tab which brought up a string on the bottom
[03:43] <tphive> that I could type in. (Someone said that has something to do with the kernel)
[03:43] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: maybe "fuse" and plugdev" - make sure you are in those groups
[03:43] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I am
[03:43] <Descriptioned> Hello... i want to delete the old ubuntu versions that appear on boot screen that let me choose between OS's linux and windows where do i find the old kernels?
[03:44] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: i.e. under properties
[03:44] <Hrimfaxi> all of those are in there..
[03:44] <lightsab8r> ZykoticK9: nothing, just stock.
[03:44] <n0a1ias> i used Hardware Drivers, and i still can't get the ATI driver to work
[03:44] <GoldenApe> ZykoticK9 --> how do I create a ~/bin folder and add it to my $PATH, what is this $PATH (path of my root or the folder weres I keep my latex files?) ?
[03:44] <smw> tphive, which disk were you installing with?
[03:44] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: see any groups that look related to an SD reader?
[03:45] <ZykoticK9> Descriptioned, use whatever package manager you like to remove old versions of linux-image -- it's a good idea to always keep two - current and a known good.
[03:45] <goltoof> seriously... it'd make my night is somebody can disable the "hibernate on critically low power" feature (ubuntu thinks it's critically low every time i unplug) wtf
[03:45] <tphive> smw And I knew that specifically the Ubuntu repository was a perfectly safe one, but didn't notice the specific mention of 'ubuntu' in your question :P
[03:45] <smw> lol
[03:45] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, no not really
[03:45] <smw> tphive, truthfully, I think installing the oem-config package should do the same thing.
[03:45] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: system->administration->additional Drivers
[03:45] <n0a1ias> any help with an ATI driver
[03:45] <Descriptioned> ZykoticK9: im new ubuntu i dont use them often to, where do i go and what i type to search...  "linux-image" ?
[03:46] <haakon_> does 10.10  hate pci graphic or just my card?  nvidia geforce 6200 512ram pci (not pci-e) was working ok in 8.04 but 10.10 was sending me a kernel panic every time i tried to use the card. kernel not syncing. init tainted g. with some jibberish that looked like it was saying that there were some blocks of video ram that were bad. so i gave up on that card for the time being. no live cd past 8.04 would run with that video card
[03:46] <goltoof> lightsab8r,   find them yet?
[03:46] <tphive> smw I have tried with the UNE 10.04 x86, the Desktop version of it, and the alt version. I have since downloaded the full DVD of it as well, but have not tried it yet.
[03:46] <haakon_> any ideas on my above post?
[03:46] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: its odd you can see the reader and the media in it....
[03:46] <smw> tphive, what is UNE?
[03:46] <n0a1ias> Genieliu, i did that, an i get an error, one sec and ill imgur it for you
[03:46] <tphive> smw Ubuntu Netbook Edition
[03:46] <ZykoticK9> GoldenApe, in a terminal type "echo $PATH" does it show your /home/USERNAME/bin in there?  if you you just need to make a directory in your home folder called "bin" and put scripts in there - if they are executable, then anywhere you are in the filesystem they will be executed.
[03:46] <smw> tphive, ah
[03:46] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes very odd, it just refuses to mount
[03:46] <sosaited> Does anyone know what to do when Synaptoc closes when typed something in the search bar?
[03:46] <blueice> I need some help guys, im having a login problem
[03:46] <lightsab8r> goltoof: inside customize->window border
[03:47] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: you have another card you can try in the reader?
[03:47] <smw> tphive,  that must be the problem
[03:47] <blueice> when i put the password to login it kicks me back to the login screen
[03:47] <lightsab8r> goltoof: i thought they would show up as actual themes
[03:47] <ZykoticK9> Descriptioned, open Applications / Ubuntu Software Center and search for "linux-image" they will return with linux-image-VERSIONNUMBERS and remove the old ones.
[03:47] <blueice> but i can login to the safe mode desktop
[03:47] <intrader> ZykoticK9, thanks - in GnomeBaker burn image has worked. Thanks. How do I make a usb stick with an image?
[03:47] <smw> tphive, did you try installing oem-config?
[03:47] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: just try unplugging and pluggin in the card and watch the disk utility window and see what happens
[03:47] <ZykoticK9> intrader, System / Admin / Startup Disc Creator is one way
[03:48] <tphive> smw Not yet, booted it though, one moment
[03:48] <smw> tphive, what is your linux experience?
[03:48] <Descriptioned> i find them on synaptic to thanks alot  ZykoticK9
[03:48] <smw> tphive, do you know your way around the command line?
[03:48] <ZykoticK9> Descriptioned, glad to help
[03:48] <goltoof> lightsab8r,   i'd ask if you followed the steps but if you got them, you got them :)
[03:48] <n0a1ias> http://imgur.com/ZEtZ0 Genieliu
[03:48] <intrader> ZykoticK9, I see it thanks
[03:48] <ZykoticK9> intrader, :) glad to help
[03:48] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I'm going to try another card and see what that does
[03:48] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: I know there are settings for SD cards, like from cameras and MP3 players - what's that utility called...
[03:49] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: then maybe you should go to the official website to download the ati driver yourself and install it
[03:49] <lightsab8r> goltoof: yeah thx
[03:49] <haakon_> does 10.10  hate pci graphic or just my card?  nvidia geforce 6200 512ram pci (not pci-e) was working ok in 8.04 but 10.10 was sending me a kernel panic every time i tried to use the card. kernel not syncing. init tainted g. with some jibberish that looked like it was saying that there were some blocks of video ram that were bad. so i gave up on that card for the time being. no live cd past 8.04 would run with that video card
[03:50] <haakon_> any ideas on my above post?
[03:50] <blueice> anyone
[03:50] <n0a1ias> Genieliu, i have done that on the past, and when i try and run CCC i get the same error
[03:50] <tphive> tphive mildly, so far I've basically just used linux for rescuing machines or for partition management, all through gui though. I've since followed some guides for tweaking certain acpects via the terminal though, but have a fairly empirical knowledge of it.
[03:50] <nimbiotics> Following the instructions found at (http://tinyurl.com/3a3r2vl), I added the last four lines to my 'default.pa' (http://pastebin.com/4k5aFrnd) in order to permanently merge a sink and a source, but its not working. I got the source and sink names with 'pacmd info' (http://pastebin.com/s8EdwEsr) Please help me figure this out, TIA!
[03:51] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, it does the same thing with the new card..when I type in dmesg | tail, it show that it can't find an ext4 file system..do you have any ideas?
[03:51] <goltoof> haakon_,   use the old drivers that you used with 8.04 distro,  my guess
[03:51] <smw> tphive, ok, cool
[03:51] <smw> tphive, tell me when you installed oem-config
[03:51] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: you are using 10.10 and it can't find ext 4?
[03:51] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes, it's looking for an ext4 fs on the SD card..
[03:51] <ZykoticK9> blueice, it's actually probably not a login problem per-say, sounds like it accepts your password - but while trying to load X/your profile - something critical fails and logs you out - and thus right back to where you started.  sorry man i don't really have any suggestions, it could be a lot of things.
[03:51] <haakon_> it was the same driver (i think)
[03:51] <blueice> can anyone help me with a login problem
[03:52] <Hrimfaxi> thats what it shows when the mount fails
[03:52] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: do you what what format the card is?  fat perhaps?
[03:52] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes its FAT
[03:52] <goltoof> haakon_,   i doubt it
[03:52] <blueice> ZykoticK9: ok, well where should I start then?
[03:53] <n0a1ias> any help with my video cad problem?
[03:53] <ZykoticK9> blueice, i wish i had some suggestions, i don't...
[03:53] <blueice> ZykoticK9: kind of doesnt make sense to me cause I can still log in via the safe mode
[03:53] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: even though it will not mount via disk utility, does it show the card as FAT or unknown type?
[03:53] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, it shows it as FAT
[03:53] <blueice> anyone else have some ideas?
[03:53] <haakon_> theoretically the lastest driver from nvidia should rub the card and so should the nouvea(sp?) driver in the live cd but no dice
[03:54] <goltoof> n0a1ias,    switch to nVidia card... best advice you'll receive all day  ;)
[03:54] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: do you see the "Check Filesystem" option on the lower right middle side of the disk utility window?  What happens when you click that?
[03:54] <n0a1ias> goltoof, i cant, i boutght an AIT one
[03:54] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, pops open a window saying file system is not clean
[03:54] <goltoof> n0a1ias,   no receipt?
[03:54] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: ooooo
[03:54] <GoldenApe> ZykoticK9 --> thanks work like charm :P
[03:55] <blueice> the only error i get in the xorg log is when it tries to open a path to /dev/fb0
[03:55] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: you have stuff from that card to save?
[03:55] <ZykoticK9> GoldenApe, excellent :)
[03:55] <haakon_> in 8.04 it wqas being a little glitchy in open gl or any thing that would really task the card even though it was never at it limit
[03:55] <n0a1ias> i want the one that i have goltoof
[03:55] <ohspite> Descriptioned: be sure to run update-grub after getting rid of the kernels
[03:55] <smw> tphive, are you still there?
[03:55] <goltoof> n0a1ias,    it's just flat out truth that nVidia has enormous support for linux... ATI, not so much
[03:55] <haakon_> give the ati card back to the store?
[03:55] <tphive> smw: sorry gonna taking little longer than expected, resolving network issue quick
[03:56] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yes, but I don't have a computer to move it off to atm
[03:56] <smw> tphive, ah, fun ;-)
[03:56] <Descriptioned> ohspite: i deleted them what i do now?
[03:56] <ZykoticK9> Descriptioned, ohspite's suggestion is important
[03:56] <Descriptioned> ZykoticK9: thanks god i dident restart my pc... how i do that?
[03:56] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: out of curiosity, because I've not experienced this, do you get an option for the error, such as fix filesystem?
[03:56] <n0a1ias> i got my old build to work fine in ubuntu, but it was 10.4, would that matter
[03:56] <ohspite> Descriptioned: sudo update-grub in the terminal
[03:56] <intrader> Anyone, I have a laptop with Windowx NT and Wubi. I made the mistake of defragmenting the Windows, and then I chose the Compression option in the properties window. Now when I boot, I get message 'NTLDR is compressed' - and it requests CTLALTDEL to reboot; so I am in a loop. I have no way to recover?
[03:56] <shane4ubuntu> I have /home on a separate partition, if I re-install do I loose my pgp key that I generated for my cpu?
[03:57] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, nope, just a window telling me that it's unclean
[03:57] <ZykoticK9> Descriptioned, you'd just still see the old kernels - ohspite just gave the command ;)
[03:57] <goltoof> haakon_,   unles you like fixing random stuff  for no good reason
[03:57] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: I think the ubuntu10.04 should work better
[03:57] <sosaited> Whenever I type more than one letter in Synaptic, it closes. I tried purging and installing xapian index, updating it, reinstalling synaptic. But nothing worked. Any suggestions?
[03:57] <Descriptioned> ohspite: done now i can restart with no fear ? :P
[03:57] <AbhiJit> silly proxybot
[03:57] <ohspite> Descriptioned: lol you should be good
[03:57] <EvilPhoenix> anyone familiar with the port number that is used by oidentd to respond to ident requests?
[03:57] <n0a1ias> why?
[03:58] <n0a1ias> Genieliu, why?
[03:58] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, actually, you know what, I think it has something to deal with the drivers
[03:58] <tphive> smw: Lol indeed
[03:58] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: not sure what to suggest next, other than try another computer
[03:58] <n0a1ias> should i re install that, then do an apt-get upgrade after i get the drivers?
[03:58] <Descriptioned> ohspite: one more question i have winxp and ubuntu, i want install windows 7 to.. i need to reinstall grub? last time i got <censored> my brain.. :S
[03:58] <Genieliu> I have run the ATI Driver in ubuntu10.04 and it works fine
[03:58] <goltoof> is there a sort of anonymous torrent plugin for transmission?
[03:59] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: I have run the ATI Driver in ubuntu10.04 and it works fine
[03:59] <goltoof> isn't torrent already anonymous?  lol
[03:59] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: What type of your Driver
[03:59] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: have you googled for the SD reader in linux - anyone else report problems?
[03:59] <blakkheim> goltoof: no
[03:59] <n0a1ias> Genieliu, hd 5830
[03:59] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, I tried a usb multicard reader, it read the SD card and mounted it right off the bat
[04:00] <Hrimfaxi> so basically the built in one isn't working correctly..
[04:00] <goltoof> blakkheim,    what no?   no plugin, or the second question
[04:00] <ohspite> Descriptioned: oh goodness.  it all depends on what hard drive the bios goes to first, and where grub is installed and all that.  I'd definitely look for a tutorial or something
[04:00] <smw> goltoof, does ip address only count as anonymous?
[04:00] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: ooo that's a bummer
[04:00] <blakkheim> goltoof: 2nd question
[04:00] <Hrimfaxi> ouch xD
[04:00] <smw> goltoof, both
[04:00] <kdub> hey all, does anyone have an intel GMA 4500MHD graphics card?
[04:00] <Hrimfaxi> ah oh well
[04:00] <ohspite> smw: that's hilarious
[04:00] <Hrimfaxi> thanks for the help mdg2
[04:00] <goltoof> blakkheim smw, so no protocol can make torrent traffic anonymous?
[04:00] <n0a1ias> kdub, 10.10 sucks with vid card drivers
[04:01] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: mine is 4670...
[04:01] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: try booting a live cd/USB and seeing what happens with the card reader - see what modules it loads perhaps
[04:01] <smw> goltoof, no
[04:01] <blueice> where do i find the xsession-errors file?
[04:01] <pythag> goltoof there is always tor
[04:01] <goltoof> smw, onion?
[04:01] <n0a1ias> kdub, ive benn here all day, and see others come and give up
[04:01] <Genieliu> n0a1ias: maybe you should google it for some advice
[04:01] <blakkheim> goltoof: you can use a vpn
[04:01] <n0a1ias> thanks Genieliu
[04:01] <ohspite> goltoof: or a proxy (btguard, etc)
[04:01] <goltoof> right but it'd be nice if it were more streamlined
[04:01] <smw> goltoof, ah, you can use ipredator
[04:01] <kdub> n0a1ias: i'm just looking for info on the card, specifically the maximum texture size. i can get anything to work if the hardware's there :)
[04:01] <Gerwin> n0a1ias: I have the 4650 running fine.
[04:01] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, will do
[04:01] <smw> goltoof, ipredator was made for this ;-)
[04:02] <smw> goltoof, it was made by the people who run the pirate bay
[04:02] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: kind of a pain to carry around an USB reader as extra, but at least its cheap
[04:02] <smw> goltoof, https://www.ipredator.se/
[04:02] <Gerwin> n0a1ias: Basically, it doesn't matter what card you have, as long as the drivers support it, it should just run.
[04:02] <goltoof> smw... :)  coo
[04:02] <Hrimfaxi> mdg2, yeah I know, but it's okay :)
[04:02] <goltoof> smw, easy setup?
[04:02] <paranoid_ndroid> I have two laptops connected to a local network via wi-fi but the transfer speed between computers is very very low (1 Mbps)
[04:03] <tphive> smw: mkay... it's using ext2, had some errors on boot that it tried fixing and network seems to be completely broken now. :\
[04:03] <smw> goltoof, dead easy on ubuntu
[04:03] <tphive> smw both wired and wifi lol
[04:03] <goltoof> smw,  sweet!   gracias..
[04:03] <smw> tphive, why ext2?
[04:03] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: hope you find an answer/driver sometime.
[04:04] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: I gotta head out
[04:04] <Hrimfaxi> alright mdg2, thanks for all the help
[04:05] <mdg2> Hrimfaxi: you are welcome!  :) Have a great evening o/
[04:05] <tphive> smw because it's using an ungodly slow SSD card, and using the normal fs it constantly freezes while trying to access the ssd.
[04:05] <Hrimfaxi> you too mdg2! :)
[04:05] <smw> tphive, ouch... I guess that is a good reason...
[04:05] <n0a1ias> Genieliu, do you have 64bit?
[04:05] <sosaited> Whenever I type more than one letter in Synaptic, it closes. I tried purging and installing xapian index, updating it, reinstalling synaptic. But nothing worked. And Update Manager is gone from menu as well Any suggestions?
[04:06] <nimbiotics> Following the instructions found at (http://tinyurl.com/3a3r2vl), I added the last four lines to my 'default.pa' (http://pastebin.com/4k5aFrnd) in order to permanently merge a sink and a source, but its not working. I got the source and sink names with 'pacmd info' (http://pastebin.com/s8EdwEsr) Please help me figure this out, TIA!
[04:06] <tphive> smw now rethinking another fs though, can't have issues like this after it's sent out. >.< ANd yeah, it's crazy. Any idea if another fs would be more stable and still access the drive less? ext3 maybe? no idea here.
[04:06] <n0a1ias> guys, im stuck, im in over my head.  can someone rremot into my computer and help me please?
[04:07] <kdub> again, if anyone has an intel gma4500 processor, could you please run "glxinfo | grep MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE" please? :)
[04:07] <tphive> smw since it's a netbook, obviously standby is an important function.
[04:07] <smw> tphive, standby will work as long as you have enough swap
[04:07] <smw> tphive, I suggest twice the ram for swap space
[04:08] <sosaited> I got update manager back.. but still the same problem with synaptic
[04:08] <n0a1ias> guys, im stuck, im in over my head.  can someone rremot into my computer and help me please?
[04:08] <smw> tphive, ext3 has journaling. that causes more writes...
[04:08] <smw> tphive, I believe there is a way to specify that it should not record last access times (that may be default)
[04:08] <n0a1ias> please?
[04:08] <smw> tphive, I have not done in depth research there
[04:09] <smw> n0a1ias, ask a question, and people can help you
[04:09] <jenkinbr> smw, I believe it's the noatime in fstab flags
[04:09] <sosaited> Running synaptic with sudo in terminal gives segmentation fault when it closes
[04:09] <smw> jenkinbr, is that default?
[04:09] <kdub> n0a1ias: asking strangers on the internet to log into your computer sounds like a bad idea
[04:09] <jenkinbr> smw, I don't think so
[04:10] <n0a1ias> smw my question is how to install the ATI HD 5830 CCC Driver on 64bit ubuntu 10.10
[04:10] <jenkinbr> smw, probably not, seeing as none of my drives use it
[04:10] <Descriptioned> how do i change login screen? :S
[04:10] <smw> tphive, in that case, I would definitely add noatime to fstab like Jenkinbr said
[04:10] <gaelfx> does NX work pretty well in Ubuntu?
[04:10] <n0a1ias> and kdub, i know, i just don't care anymore, i need to see whats on the moniter, then i can fix the rest
[04:11] <smw> n0a1ias, did you try the driver manager?
[04:12] <n0a1ias> smw yes and i get this error
[04:12] <n0a1ias> http://imgur.com/ZEtZ0 smw
[04:12] <ohspite> Descriptioned: you should get ubuntu-tweak.  it will make the whole uninstall-kernels-after-an-update ordeal faster too
[04:12] <Descriptioned> ohspite: how i get that?
[04:13] <paranoid_ndroid> I have two laptops connected to a local network via wi-fi but the transfer speed between computers is very very low (1 Mbps).  I would like to stay in contact with you. I am very interested in what you come up with for filesystem :-)
[04:14] <smw> n0a1ias, if you have to ask, just restart :-P
[04:14] <Descriptioned> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:14] <Descriptioned> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[04:14] <ohspite> Descriptioned: it shows up under system tools, and the gdm settings are under startup/login settings
[04:14] <n0a1ias> smw, ok but yes i restarted smw
[04:15] <semisided1> ubuntu-tweak is not in my repositories
[04:15] <nibblerofdoomz> hi guys!
[04:15] <ohspite> Descriptioned: do you have software center or synaptic open?
[04:15] <Descriptioned> ohspite: im downloading updates.?
[04:15] <Descriptioned> yes :)
[04:15] <smw> n0a1ias, ok, did you try aticonfig?
[04:15] <tarkaram> I just installed ubuntu. The computer is connected to my TV and screen size is  a lil stretched (about 10 to 15 pixels are not in the view on all sides). Was wondering is someone can help me fix this
[04:15] <n0a1ias> yes smw
[04:15] <tphive> smw: sorry for the silence, got stuck in a conversation in Real Life TM. :P
[04:15] <nibblerofdoomz> hi what version tark
[04:15] <banksy> Running 10.10 and want to start hellanzb daemon at startup, should i learn about upstart or init.d or rc.local?
[04:15] <n0a1ias> but i dont know if i did it right smw
[04:16] <Descriptioned> ohspite: when updates done i will get it thanks a million...
[04:16] <andy__> uter with winxp. I installed ubuntu, but grub isn't loading at bootup. I press ESC to get to grub, but in the list of OS's only ubutu appears, nos XP. FIY, they are both on separate disks. please help.
[04:16] <tphive> smw And yes, the nofstab is one of the tweaks that applied
[04:16] <tphive> smw: and plan to apply again
[04:16] <n0a1ias> i just type in aticinfog in terminal?
[04:16] <nibblerofdoomz> tark what version of ubuntu are you running
[04:16] <n0a1ias> and then its done? smw
[04:16] <smw> n0a1ias, I do not know much about ATI
[04:16] <smw> n0a1ias, sorry
[04:16] <tarkaram> nibblerofdoomz: 10.10
[04:16] <smw> n0a1ias, I am much better with nvidia :-\
[04:16] <nibblerofdoomz> desktop?
[04:16] <tarkaram> yeah
[04:16] <haakon_> if they are on separate disk you hacve to tell grub where to look fo xp
[04:17] <Descriptioned> ohspite: i am using compiz fusion, emerald something... i want to change my login screen how i do that? :P
[04:17] <n0a1ias> ok, can you recomend anything at all?
[04:17] <nibblerofdoomz> does your problem show if you take a screenshot, tark?
[04:17] <tarkaram> will try that.
[04:18] <gaelfx> is NX in any of the repos?
[04:18] <n0a1ias> smw, can you reccomend anything at all?
[04:18] <tarkaram> nibblerofdoomz: it looks good in the screenshot
[04:18] <ohspite> Descriptioned: semisided1 is right--it might only show up in apt for me because I added the repository.  just google ubuntu-tweak repository and it will tell you how to add it
[04:18] <smw> n0a1ias, not really :-\
[04:18] <n0a1ias> ok
[04:18] <n0a1ias> is action parsnip here?
[04:18] <ohspite> Descriptioned: yeah, ubuntu-tweak should take care of what you want
[04:18] <smw> n0a1ias, I could ask if you really need it. But that is about it :-P
[04:18] <nibblerofdoomz> okay if it doesn't show in the screenshot than it is likely a monitor problem
[04:18] <semisided1> will do
[04:19] <nibblerofdoomz> have you adjusted the monitor?
[04:19] <tarkaram> its actually my 42 inch plasma screen..
[04:19] <n0a1ias> ok, and yes i need it
[04:19] <Descriptioned> E: Couldn't find package ubuntu-tweak
[04:19] <tarkaram> not sure, how I go about adjusting the TV..
[04:20] <nibblerofdoomz> okay tark, your next task is to google "monitor adjustment tool ubuntu tv plasma"
[04:20] <n0a1ias> im just going to have to install ubuntu 10.4, then CCC, then upgread, hows that sound
[04:20] <nibblerofdoomz> see if you can find a tool to adjust in software
[04:20] <mozicodo> I moved a drive from Fedora to Ubuntu and now the files are flagged with SELinux flags.  This is showing up as a bit when I do 'ls -al'  Also, in Nautilus, if I try to change permissions, it doesn't work.  Any ideas how to strip the SELinux stuff?
[04:20] <n0a1ias> anyone know where i can get a 10.4 install iso?
[04:20] <nibblerofdoomz> if not you may need the tv manual
[04:21] <jenkinbr> n0a1ias, http://ubuntu.com/
[04:21] <nibblerofdoomz> i gather win 7 etc displays perfectly?
[04:21] <n0a1ias> downloading
[04:21] <haakon_> n0alias ubuntu.com alternate downloads
[04:21] <tarkaram> nibblerofdoomz: have vista and that shows okie.
[04:22] <nibblerofdoomz> It could also be your choice of resolution. please compare your refresh rate and resolution in windows to your resolution in ubuntu. take special care to check the refresh rate that is a factor in TV screen position on plasmas
[04:23] <rohan> guys any help on razer mice....  I have an razor salmosa...do we have any specialized driver for that?
[04:23] <nibblerofdoomz> or rather the systems default choice in resolution, obviously you didn't pick a shite option by default ;)
[04:23] <tonysan> Not really ubuntu related question...how do you categorize the terms like "RTFM", "STFW"?
[04:23] <khussein> use /nick knighthacker
[04:24] <tarkaram> nibblerofdoomz: thanks for your help. Will do some googling.