[01:55] <sauvin> larson9999, I used to have to run things like AutoCAD, Solidworks, Solid Edge, MathCAD, Pro Engineer, Unigraphics and Catia. These things are NOT all available on the same flavours of Unix (somme aren't available for Unix at ALL).
[01:55] <howlingmadhowie> neumind: if you've found openbsd-inetd, select it and then click on "install" or "apply" or whatever it's called
[01:55] <dresden> why did nobody ever upgrade FAT32 to handle larger files???????????????????????
[01:55] <Sithe> sean: still getting the same problem
[01:55] <dresden> it seems like evolutions next step
[01:55] <gordonjcp> dresden: it's like how Unix generally is going to be screwed in 2037 when the clock runs out of numbers
[01:56] <dresden> hahahaha
[01:56] <howlingmadhowie> giggsey: i think so, but there must be a guide in the ubuntu-wiki or on ubuntuforums.org
[01:56] <perpetual> giggsey, in theory yes. In practice, I encountered all kinds of problems when going from dapper -> edgy that way.
[01:56] <dresden> is that a serious actual problem gordonjcp?
[01:56] <sean> Sithe, try to do a complete removal of the fglrx driver, then follow the guide
[01:56] <faileas> dresden: cause there was no real point. NTFS was far better than FAT32, as was EXT2 and #
[01:56] <ZeroA4> dresden, cos FAT has already been upgraded soo much
[01:56] <faileas> 3
[01:56] <Sithe> sean: how do I do that?
[01:56] <dresden> i see
[01:56] <sean> synaptic again
[01:56] <giggsey> howlingmadhowie, perpetual, OKay, thanks. I'll have a bash at it. Broken system here I come XD
[01:56] <stuart-> gordonjcp, how can a clock actually run out of numbers?
[01:56] <Sithe> sean: all the green checkboxes?
[01:56] <dresden> so NTFS is the new version of FAT32, its just not friendly to other OS besides windows OK i got it
[01:56] <sean> only the ones for fglrx
[01:57] <sauvin> I actually have the suspicion that the Unix community is going to have a Y2K37 crisis right around the year 2030 and will have a fix in place in about two years.
[01:57] <faileas> stuart-: the unix epoch
[01:57] <faileas> dresden: no ;)
[01:57] <ZeroA4> dresden, yeah tipical MS way
[01:57] <Sithe> sean: how do I know if they are for fglrx or not?
[01:57] <Chousuke> hmm
[01:57] <howlingmadhowie> stuart-: depends how large the variable is which stores the time. unix uses an 4-byte int counting seconds from 01.01.1970, if i remember correctly
[01:57] <Chousuke> wasn't NTFS based on some other FS?
[01:57] <stuart-> faileas, googable? it's a famous topic, i assume?
[01:57] <faileas> NTFS is a modern file system, with journalling, ACLs etc
[01:57] <Chousuke> was it HPFS?
[01:57] <sean> dresden, ntfs is NewTechnology Filesystem, originally developed for Win NT, but not released to 2k and xp...
[01:57] <sauvin> I'm still not clear on where NTFS is in the scheme of things; am I to understand that NTFS operates atop a FAT core?
[01:57] <sean> it's NOT at all FAT
[01:57] <faileas> stuart: wiki
[01:57] <Chousuke> sauvin: no.
[01:57] <faileas> nope
[01:57] <Kasle> !bcm43xx
[01:57] <ubotu> Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Broadcom43xx
[01:57] <ZeroA4> Chousuke, yeah but HPFS was based on fat i think
[01:57] <LiberCogito> faileas: everything is googleable.
[01:57] <FloydFanWork> guys, been trying to install ubuntu and the installation is as slow as my grandma(r.i.p) and it just dont work
[01:57] <dresden> so i guess they completely reinvented the wheel with NTFS huh
[01:58] <Chousuke> ZeroA4: Hmmh.
[01:58] <sean> sauvin, no, ntfs is not fat
[01:58] <Sithe> sean: how do I know if its part of fglrx?
[01:58] <dresden> lol floyd
[01:58] <npnufu> what is a good dns cache server.
[01:58] <sean> it's a totally new fs base
[01:58] <sauvin> Correct. NTFS is an MSDOS flavour of HPFS, which is what OS/2 used.
[01:58] <Chousuke> NTFS is actually a pretty good filesystem
[01:58] <faileas> dresden: more like replaced a prop with a jet engine ;)
[01:58] <perpetual> giggsey, my worst problem was that I had made my /var on a separate 512MiB partition, which in ubuntu is way too small. During an upgrade, ubuntu puts all downloaded packages somewhere in /var, and that can be several GiB
[01:58] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: lots of people have created new, interesting file systems
[01:58] <npnufu> I am using Feisty.
[01:58] <sean> do a search for fglrx
[01:58] <faileas> sauvin: NT, not dos
[01:58] <sauvin> I don't know anything about HPFS, though, either.
[01:58] <giggsey> Okay
[01:58] <dresden> ahh i see
[01:58] <Sithe> sean: i did that
[01:58] <faileas> NO dos based OS has native NT support
[01:58] <sauvin> No, DOS used FAT, period.
[01:58] <faileas> *NTFS
[01:58] <sean> like WinFS is a reiser re-write ;)
[01:58] <sean> lmao
[01:58] <larson9999> sauvin, yeah, my approach is if you have to have windows only apps, go back to windows.  i haven't found ANY reason outside of work.  and for work, i'll use whatever they pay me for.  i have no use for windows on linux and think it detracts from the issue.  not using windows only apps in favor of linux apps is the best imo.
[01:59] <Sithe> sean: I DID THAT NOW WHAT?
[01:59] <twosouls82> there are dos drivers for win98 though
[01:59] <dresden> can somebody give me a good down-to-earth easy-to-understand analagy of how a filesystem works necessarily (formatting/formatted/whatever)???
[01:59] <faileas> the NT family of OSes are architecturally VERY different fro dos... though, they didn't use mose of the neat features, like subsystems
[01:59] <twosouls82> s/dos/ntfs/
[01:59] <sean> now follow the guide i sent you to reinstall, and try that...
[01:59] <sean> fglrx driver was tricky for me at first, and it's kinda picky sometimes
[01:59] <sauvin> larson9999, at home, I can do whatever the hell I want, which is why I'm using ubuntu and ZERO MS software. The workplace reality is very different.
[01:59] <taxman> dresden: in few enough lines for IRC? Not sure that's posible
[01:59] <dresden> ok
[01:59] <ZeroA4> there is NTFS4DOS... but is a extra program
[01:59] <|GaiJin|> Anyone using Ubuntu to transfer music to a Sony Ericsson Mobile??
[01:59] <perpetual> dresden, probably not in this channel, and not in a few words. Filesystems are hard, like higher mathematics.
[02:00] <taxman> dresden: Wikipedia's filesystem article perhaps?
[02:00] <Sithe> sean: I haven't uninstalled yet. How do I know what is fglrx.. just remove anything I have that comes up when I search fglrx?
[02:00] <faileas> dresden: a file system is like a index card. it says X is here. Y is there. a journaled file system also keeps track of what moved where. ACLs are like locks anc keys ;)
[02:00] <chenchen> what i can use to delete all folder named CVS?
[02:00] <dresden> ok taxman if thats a good article il read it
[02:00] <chenchen> what command i can use to delete all folder named CVS?
[02:00] <sauvin> it's also very different for Joe Sixpack who buys a computer at Walmart and doesn't know the difference between Windows, and Linux, and a bag full of used cat litter.
[02:00] <dresden> most wiki stuff confuses the crap out of me
[02:00] <sean> nope, just the driver, and anything that SAYS fglrx Sithe
[02:00] <LiberCogito> dresden: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FComparison_of_file_systems&ei=M1O8RtKHFIL8gQT9oczyCg&usg=AFQjCNE8mpwdO8nW1BTBKsluCLzsf8aKjA&sig2=5_EdGe84chFTz3LiAIQpgw
[02:00] <dresden> thanks faileas
[02:00] <Sithe> sean: alrighty
[02:00] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: a file system basically needs to have two things: a way of storing stuff on disk and a way to keep tables so it can tell the operating system what's stored on disk
[02:00] <dv_> hello
[02:00] <dresden> thanks LiberCogito
[02:00] <FloydFanWork> i did a modprobe piix at theshell it drops me too and when the desktop starts its tottaly slow and unusable\
[02:00] <perpetual> dresden, how old are you? Still in school?
[02:00] <larson9999> sauvin, yep, and for work, i don't want to monkey around trying things on platforms they weren't meant for.  that's my point.
[02:00] <dv_> is it possible for me to set QoS?
[02:00] <dresden> im 28
[02:00] <perpetual> dresden, oh sorry.
[02:00] <dv_> for example, I am listening to internet radio,
[02:01] <dresden> imnot big into computers but im beginning to think its pretty cool
[02:01] <gcostello> chenchen: find . -name CVS -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf
[02:01] <dresden> im not offended at all man i wish i was in school
[02:01] <dv_> and want to make sure the player gets at least 10kb/s
[02:01] <dresden> GOD those schoolgirls were hot
[02:01] <faileas> sauvin: i'd almost want to say joe sixpack wouldn't be on IRC, but i' sure i'm wrong ;)
[02:01] <sauvin> What's QoS?
[02:01] <dresden> man i wish iwas in school i miss the schoolgirls
[02:01] <dv_> at the expense of other apps
[02:01] <rola> hi
[02:01] <FloydFanWork> quality od service
[02:01] <faileas> wuality of service
[02:01] <faileas> *quality
[02:01] <Sithe> sean: should I remove the configuration files too?
[02:01] <FloydFanWork> of*
[02:01] <FloydFanWork> lol
[02:01] <sean> Sithe, yes plz
[02:01] <sean> it may be a bad config
[02:01] <perpetual> dresden, so have a reunion. Maybe some are still attractive.
[02:01] <dv_> (it doesnt matter if a download goes at 300 or 290kb/s, but it does matter if the inetradio stutters or not)
[02:01] <dresden> hahah gross
[02:02] <chenchen> gcostello, thanks
[02:02] <gnuskool> dredsen, computers r cool, know what, these days its not even geeky to be know em, its worth money
[02:02] <dresden> i am not going to reunions i seen that crap on TV lol
[02:02] <dresden> yeah i wish i was smart like some people here about computers
[02:02] <npnufu> does any one know about pdnsd?
[02:02] <howlingmadhowie> everybody seems to be having difficulties typinq qality of service? i mean, what's so difficult about typing qualiy of surface? it's easy really: qualle ob cervix
[02:02] <faileas> lol
[02:02] <perpetual> dresden, of course hitting on schoolgirls now may get you in trouble ;-)
[02:02] <sauvin> dresden, I've been tinkering with computers since before your father boinked you into existence.
[02:02] <dresden> yup
[02:02] <IdleOne> howlingmadhowie, lol
[02:02] <FloydFanWork> hahah  true
[02:02] <dresden> hahah nice sauvin
[02:02] <dresden> boinked hahaha
[02:03] <npnufu> it is a dns cache server.   Does it preserves the cache even on a system crash.
[02:03] <gnuskool> dredsen, u proly get more sunshine than most dont worry
[02:03] <rola> FROZEN BUBBLE???????!!!!???
[02:03] <jamiejcumbria> Any one tell me which module to load for cmedia 8738. As my kernel is not loading it but its self.
[02:03] <IdleOne> !offtopic
[02:03] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:03] <dresden> hahah
[02:03] <twosouls82> gnuskool: lol
[02:03] <Jeb> hey - does anyone know of a good bandwidth monitor which has a graphical interface and gives data for the past hour/day/week/month for ubuntu?
[02:03] <dresden> man i love kids though, i wish i were kid again
[02:03] <jamiejcumbria> Sorry audio cm8738
[02:03] <dresden> being a kid is so much fun
[02:03] <sauvin> cmedia 8738? That's... pretty old.
[02:03] <perpetual> Jeb, ethereal, mrtg
[02:03] <dresden> these kids these days are retards trying to grow up so fast (yes, deliberate offense to you kids who want to grow up)
[02:03] <bullgard4> Can phpMyAdmin display the content of a data field of 'memo' type similar to the Microsoft Access or OO.o Base forms?
[02:04] <neumind> howlingmadhowie:  is the same ...
[02:04] <IdleOne> !offtpic | dresden
[02:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about offtpic - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:04] <gnuskool> dredsen, evolution has speeded up
[02:04] <dresden> lol
[02:04] <IdleOne> !offtopic | dresden
[02:04] <ubotu> dresden: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:04] <Jeb> perpetual: thanks :)
[02:04] <sauvin> bullgard4, that question might be better put in #mysql :\
[02:04] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: yep, no one tells you what it's like when you grow up. they're all "driving license", "drinking", "other stuff i can't mention on a family friendly channel", "sex", "prison time". yeah sure. but it's not all fun and games.
[02:04] <dresden> whats idleone mean
[02:04] <larson9999> sauvin, the kids these days(starting from 1) with be able to say at 40, "i've been messing around with computers for 97.5% of my life.
[02:04] <neumind> howlingmadhowie:  ProFTPd is started from inetd.
[02:05] <dresden> hahah howlingmadhowie you can do most of that stuff as you are still growing up
[02:05] <howlingmadhowie> neumind: where do you get this message?
[02:05] <faileas> lol
[02:05] <LiberCogito> Hey, I like being grown up.
[02:05] <IdleOne> dresden, I mean lets keep the chat in here support related. if you wanna chitchat type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:05] <faileas> i started when i was like 5 ;p
[02:05] <bullgard4> sauvin: I did not know this channel. I will give it a try.
[02:05] <dresden> ok
[02:05] <neumind> howlingmadhowie: from terminal
[02:05] <LiberCogito> I can buy my own booze and eat vanilla frosting and white wine for breakfast and no one bitches.
[02:05] <howlingmadhowie> neumind: and when does it say that?
[02:05] <neumind> howlingmadhowie: from terminal, when i want restart proft
[02:06] <howlingmadhowie> neumind: try /etc/init.d/openbsd-inetd restart
[02:06] <faileas> ...
[02:06] <faileas> i'd kill for a coke right now. damn cold turkrying from softdrinks ><
[02:06] <dresden> yup
[02:06] <neumind> howlingmadhowie:  the same
[02:07] <perpetual> Question: How do I make gnome-screensaver span two monitors, instead of displaying two separate screensavers on each monitor? I use nvidia drivers with twinview.
[02:07] <dresden> ext4 is the new better ext3 right? why did ubuntu use ext3 and not ext4????/
[02:07] <IdleOne> sauvin, np and thank you
[02:07] <FloydFanWork> so nobody here had a probly with a dreadfully slow and painfull install of ubuntu? seems pretty common on googl
[02:07] <perpetual> dresden, it is not finished yet.
[02:07] <dresden> perpetual did you try going into terminal and typing nvidia-settings
[02:07] <dresden> thanks perpetual
[02:07] <faileas> cause EXT4 isn't ready yet
[02:08] <dresden> oh sorry i didnt know you were talking about screensavers
[02:08] <dresden> man i recommend you just have your monitor turn off
[02:08] <Sithe> sean: still getting the same thing
[02:08] <howlingmadhowie> neumind: let me get this straight. you have just entered "sudo /etc/init.d/openbsd-inetd restart" and the message came "proftpd is started from inetd"?
[02:08] <LiberCogito> FloydFanWork: Ive installed ubuntu on 5 different computers, including a laptop multiple times and never had an issue with an install.
[02:09] <FloydFanWork> well.. its veryyy slow and buggy for me
[02:09] <perpetual> dresden, I think the issue is with gnome-screensaver. nvidia drivers work perfectly, with twinview (dual screen) and compiz-fusion.
[02:09] <LiberCogito> FloydFanWork: Well, except for when I installed it on the box with a 533Mhz processor... but that wasnt ubuntu's fault.
[02:09] <larson9999> FloydFanWork, depending on your system, there maybe some problems.  for my money, the most pain free install comes from following http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[02:09] <dresden> yeah perpetual i cant help but i didnt know people still use screensavers
[02:09] <FloydFanWork> no i got a well speced pc
[02:09] <perpetual> dresden, it's the pretty pictures.
[02:09] <dresden> hahahah nice
[02:10] <neumind> howlingmadhowie:  no, i have entered sudo /etc/init.d/proftpd restart and then came that message
[02:10] <Sithe> sean: Im still getting the same error
[02:11] <ardi> jkjjoljlj;
[02:11] <perpetual> bye
[02:11] <dresden> does anybody have any advice to prevent data loss on my HDD??????
[02:11] <ZeroA4> dresden, keep them off!
[02:11] <dresden> like using md5's or some thing
[02:11] <zipper> How do one specify the server port in xchat?
[02:11] <IdleOne> dresden, good backups
[02:11] <FloydFanWork> did that.. did everything. I'm at work now soo i cant remember the errors i was recieving. but I would boot the cd(take forever) and it would drop me to a shell. Somthing about job contrreol being turned off..(MAYBE)
[02:11] <dresden> hahaha i have LOTS of GBs of stuff zero
[02:11] <larson9999> dresden, backup
[02:11] <howlingmadhowie> neumind: understandably. could you try entering: sudo /etc/init.d/openbsd-inetd restart
[02:12] <dresden> it would take me days to back up all my files to DVDs
[02:12] <tatters> my screen svaer show me a pictire of my desktop and allows me interact with it as though it were a desktop
[02:12] <neumind> howlingmadhowie:  i try
[02:12] <anto9us> how would I go about upgrading openoffice to 2.2.1 in feisty?
[02:12] <tatters> hng on it is me desktop :/
[02:12] <dresden> is there a program or something that will preverse data integrity on mirrored HDD or some thing similar?? i dont want to burn DVDs all the time
[02:12] <IdleOne> zipper, /server irc.newnetwork.com PORT#
[02:12] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: how would md5sums help?
[02:12] <larson9999> dresden, if you're not willing to backup, get ready for data loss.
[02:12] <dresden> md5s just to let me know if i start losing data i dunno
[02:12] <dresden> can i back up to other HDD?
[02:12] <Sithe> sean: I have 7 xorg.conf.gflrx backups in my X11 folder
[02:12] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: i bought a streamer off e-bay for 20 euros. it's pretty good for keeping data safe :)
[02:12] <zipper> IdleOne, great, thanks
[02:12] <sean> Sithe, same prob still??
[02:13] <dresden> whats a streamer?
[02:13] <Sithe> sean: yes
[02:13] <dresden> howldingmadhowie whats a streamer
[02:13] <sean> gr.
[02:13] <dresden> can i get a link
[02:13] <larson9999> anto9us, i always run the version from the ooo site vs the version in ubuntu.  i use alien to convert the rpms and then install the debs.  works well for me ymmv
[02:13] <ZeroA4> dresden, backup can be just a spare copy... you can backup to anything that you can copy a file.
[02:13] <dresden> ok
[02:13] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: a tape drive. nowadays they hold about 50GB on a single tape. takes a while to read and write of course, but they're incredibly safe
[02:13] <anto9us> larson9999: ok, I'll give that a go, thanks
[02:13] <dresden> but i thought tapes were old and NOT safe
[02:13] <dresden> tapes are ancient!
[02:14] <sauvin> They're also still commonly used for backups.
[02:14] <ZeroA4> dresden, old tapes are not safe... news ones are
[02:14] <dresden> sauvin i have a really big USB HDD , but i thought all HDD are at serious risk??
[02:14] <larson9999> dresden, that's the whole point of making backups.  no media is safe.
[02:14] <sauvin> Not for temporary storage.
[02:14] <sauvin> larson is right, though, even CD is friable.
[02:14] <Sithe> sauvin wanna help sean?
[02:14] <dresden> yeah thats my problem: i want a permanent data storage solution
[02:15] <sean> yeah, sauvin, any ideas?
[02:15] <gnuskool> dredsen, just like books are only as good as readers, same systems only as reliable as user
[02:15] <dresden> yeah ive had CDs fail over time by sitting in a cabinent over the years...pisses me off
[02:15] <sauvin> sean, what's up?
[02:15] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: have a look here: http://www.sun.com/storagetek/tape_storage/tape_libraries/sl8500/
[02:15] <dresden> hahah sauvin
[02:15] <dresden> ok
[02:15] <sean> sauvin, it's with Sithe, not me ;)
[02:15] <larson9999> dresden, store it in boulders.  the capacity isn't high but it'll likely be around for centuries.
[02:15] <dresden> hahahahahahahahaha
[02:15] <dresden> im looking at this modular libray howlingmadhowie
[02:15] <dresden> how big is this thing?
[02:15] <sauvin> Sithe's GL problem? I'm not expert with it.
[02:16] <mattycoze> hey ppl can someone help me use the program tcpdump with ubuntu
[02:16] <jeek> !bcm43xx
[02:16] <ubotu> Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Broadcom43xx
[02:16] <sean> it's an fglrx problem
[02:16] <sauvin> What's the problem with it?
[02:16] <Sithe> Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[02:16] <Sithe> display: :0.0  screen: 0
[02:16] <Sithe> OpenGL vendor string: Mesa project: www.mesa3d.org
[02:16] <Sithe> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[02:16] <Sithe> OpenGL version string: 1.4 (1.5 Mesa 6.5.2)
[02:16] <mattycoze> sauvin were you talking to me?
[02:16] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: it can store up to 150PB (150 million GB)
[02:16] <dresden> holy shit
[02:16] <dresden> SORRY
[02:16] <Sithe> what can hold that much?
[02:17] <tatters> thats nearly as much as gmail gives ya
[02:17] <dresden> this media libray, it must be physically huge>?
[02:17] <sauvin> Sithe, I gave you a link to a site for this kind of thing... you didn't read it?
[02:17] <mattycoze> sorry 150PB!???!!
[02:17] <dresden> is this thing like the size of a room howlingmadhowie
[02:17] <Sithe> sauvin ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[02:17] <larson9999> tatters, i heard gmail is going to 9gb?  i'm still just under 3
[02:17] <ZeroA4> PetaByte Baby!
[02:17] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: it's about 50 meters long and weighs about 110 tonnes in the top configuration
[02:17] <dresden> HOLY CRAP
[02:17] <mattycoze> larson9999 that's true
[02:17] <dresden> i cant buy that
[02:17] <sauvin> yea. PB. I think that means "peta". That's beyond "tera' and beyond "beva", iirc. That's... FREAKING HUGE.
[02:17] <dresden> its too phsyically large
[02:18] <mattycoze> larson9999 to compete with yahoo i think?
[02:18] <dresden> i cant take that thing around with me hahaha
[02:18] <IdleOne> !language | dresden
[02:18] <ubotu> dresden: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[02:18] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: it's unlikely you could afford it either :)
[02:18] <dresden> i can spend 200 bucks on it no prb but its too big
[02:18] <Sithe> sean sauvin should I jsut re-install linux?
[02:18] <mattycoze> that's a lot of porn btw
[02:18] <dresden> oh i see its listen in 200 THOUSAND
[02:18] <larson9999> if you could afford that you don't need backups.  just hire guys to recreate the files if you lose them
[02:18] <sauvin> Truth is, this 320GB USB I just bought is taking quite a while to fill up.
[02:18] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: try about 20 million dollars for the top version
[02:18] <dresden> wow i was actualyl considering buying it, i thought it was 200.00 hahaha
[02:18] <sean> it's what i usually do at this point
[02:18] <sauvin> Sithe, re-installing won't help.
[02:18] <IdleOne> !coc | dresden
[02:18] <ubotu> dresden: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:19] <dresden> i said sorry iwas an accident idleone
[02:19] <dresden> stop harrassing me please idleone
[02:19] <Sithe> sauvin orly
[02:19] <Javid> is there a provision for emergency tequila parties because i feel that is an important factor
[02:19] <Sithe> !coc | dresden
[02:19] <ubotu> dresden: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:19] <IdleOne> dresden, start reading the links ubotu gives you
[02:19] <dresden> ................
[02:19] <Javid> lol coc lol
[02:19] <dresden> i said sorry ok
[02:19] <dresden> !coc IdleOne
[02:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about coc idleone - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:20] <Sithe> AHAHA
[02:20] <Sithe> owned
[02:20] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: it's because you swear every now and then. if you didn't, they wouldn't send you the links
[02:20] <dresden> i said sorry it was accident
[02:20] <tatters> plz every one enough with coc's
[02:20] <Sithe> !coc | dresden
[02:20] <sauvin> They'll NEVER get me to quit [BEEP]  swearing!
[02:20] <ubotu> dresden: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:20] <dresden> !coc | Sithe
[02:20] <ubotu> Sithe: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:20] <dresden> !coc | IdleOne
[02:20] <ubotu> IdleOne: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:20] <FloydFan> well ubotu doesnt no abour coc?
[02:20] <Javid> !coc | internet
[02:20] <ubotu> internet: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:20] <IdleOne> !botabuse
[02:20] <ubotu> Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[02:20] <dresden> !stop harrassing me |IdleOne
[02:20] <Sithe> ALRIGHT STOP
[02:21] <mattycoze> !uboto | coc
[02:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about uboto - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:21] <dresden> i said sorry OK i am new here
[02:21] <larson9999> guess i'll go to work
[02:21] <codesnik_> hello
[02:21] <mattycoze> !coc | ubotu
[02:21] <ubotu> ubotu: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:21] <dresden> im used to AOL thats all i used computers for for like 5 years
[02:21] <Sithe> LOL!
[02:21] <mattycoze> lol
[02:21] <IdleOne> dresden, you are acting like a 5 year old. read the rules, follow them or go away
[02:21] <dresden> you are harrassing me like a child
[02:21] <gordonjcp> ok, everyone shut up with the !coc plzkthxbye
[02:21] <mattycoze> can we kick ubotu?
[02:21] <pvh_sa|wrk> hey, i'm trying to figure out the log rotation settings in ubuntu - i see a comment that syslog does log rotation?? but i can't see any settings in /etc/syslog.conf
[02:21] <dresden> do you get off on this please stop dragging this on IdleOne
[02:22] <sauvin> dresden, you DO understand that IdleOne probably has the means to enforce the rules?
[02:22] <dresden> i apologised the 15th time you did it
[02:22] <Javid> we are tired of hearing about your coc ok
[02:22] <Frack-Hesse> hello everyone
[02:22] <mattycoze> lol
[02:22] <Sithe> Yeah we are tired of hearing about your COCK
[02:22] <Frack-Hesse> zomg
[02:22] <faileas> erm, guts, chill?
[02:22] <Javid> lol cocks :giggle:
[02:22] <IdleOne> Sithe, that didnt help
[02:22] <Frack-Hesse> !
[02:22] <Sithe> Ilde0ne sowry
[02:22] <Sithe> eww
[02:22] <Sithe> i mispelled it
[02:22] <codesnik_> i have some files corrupted, looks like there was corrupted something in my package system. now every time i'm installing some package via apt-get, it says it's "unverified"
[02:22] <larson9999> oh boy. i usually hate the OT nazis but maybe we need one now.
[02:22] <howlingmadhowie> hey, everybody. this is a help forum, okay. so just drop it
[02:22] <faileas> guys, if tis alright, cut out the juvinile macho usage of swearwords? please?
[02:22] <dresden> idleone why do you only harass me when other people make mistakes and they dont apologise like i do??
[02:23] <Sithe> sauvin would you like to send me that link again?
[02:23] <sean> kk now that this has turned into a circus, i'm out. peace kidz
[02:23] <sauvin> codesnik, would that maybe just be checksum mismatch errors?
[02:23] <codesnik_> where i can get signatures for default ubuntu repositories?
[02:23] <faileas> codesnik: added any repos and not their GPG key?
[02:23] <Sithe> NO SEAN
[02:23] <Sithe> NOOO
[02:23] <Sithe> OMFG
[02:23] <Jeb>  hey - does anyone know of a good bandwidth monitor which has a graphical interface and gives data for the past hour/day/week/month for ubuntu?  i've looked at ethereal and mrtg but they're not quite what i'm after - i used http://www.netlimiter.com/ when I was on windows but the actual traffic shaping part of it wasn't that important - any suggestions?
[02:23] <Sithe>  /cry
[02:23] <sipior> pvh_sa|wrk: syslogd doesn't do rotation itself, i believe. you'll want the logrotate package for that
[02:23] <FloydFan> holy **** THIS IS A SUPPORT CHANNEL.. PEOPLE NEED SUPPORT!! STOP FILLING IT UP WITH CRAP
[02:23] <IdleOne> dresden, go ahead and do what you like. sooner or later you will find yourself with a shiny new ubuntu machine and no one to help you because you will be banned
[02:23] <codesnik_> sauvin: i think it just PGP keys that are missing now
[02:23] <Javid> Does anyone know how to kill this dumb orange fish?
[02:24] <dresden> IdleOne why are you continually harrassing me
[02:24] <pvh_sa|wrk> jeb: what feature are you looking for that mrtg didn't have?
[02:24] <dresden> Please stop
[02:24] <gordonjcp> dresden: drop it
[02:24] <tatters> cacti
[02:24] <dresden> you know what im leaving OK
[02:24] <Frack-Hesse> i installed (k)ubuntu 6.06.1 on my pc, if i want to "get up" to feisty, a simple "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" would do, right? :x
[02:24] <codesnik_> sauvin: but i dunno where i can get em or where i should place em
[02:24] <dresden> il come back some other time
[02:24] <Sithe> does IRC ban your MAC address?
[02:24] <gordonjcp> dresden: ignore him and he'll go away
[02:24] <IdleOne> !ops dresden  refuse to stay on topic
[02:24] <tatters> !cacti
[02:24] <dresden> thank you all the for help
[02:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about cacti - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:24] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: IdleOne: just drop it, okay?
[02:24] <Javid> BYE DRESDEN
[02:24] <gordonjcp> IdleOne: pack it in, ok
[02:24] <Selrach> is there anyway I can configure pcmanfm to display icons so I can arrange them the way I want like in rox filer?
[02:24] <dresden> bye
[02:24] <pejo_> Sithe: your MAC is private
[02:24] <pejo_> Sithe: i think
[02:24] <Sithe> pejo Blizzard bans people through MAC adresess
[02:24] <Javid> !coc | dresden
[02:24] <ubotu> dresden: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[02:24] <gordonjcp> !ops IdleOne is making a nuisance of himself
[02:25] <pejo_> Sithe: oo, maybe they have some spyare allowing them to see your MAC
[02:25] <pvh_sa|wrk> Sithe: Blizzard runs on your local machine
[02:25] <pejo_> spyware
[02:25] <FloydFan> yes he is
[02:25] <Sithe> pejo_ they do its called Warden
[02:25] <Hobbsee> !botabuse | dresden
[02:25] <ubotu> dresden: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[02:25] <pvh_sa|wrk> Sithe: but an IRC server only sees your IP address.. so it can't filter on mac
[02:25] <pejo_> Sithe: hack blizzard and steal back your mac!
[02:25] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: well, i don't really know, i wanted something which was easy to use (as nl was) and not as impossible to set up...
[02:25] <pejo_> Sithe: or buy a new NIC
[02:25] <Sithe> pejo_ thats why when you try to hack on a trial acct your main acct get effed over too
[02:26] <tatters> chancge mac address
[02:26] <Juarez> Hi, could anybody say the server version is better than desktop version for domestic use?? pls
[02:26] <Hobbsee> dresden: calm down.
[02:26] <sauvin> sithe, I think this was the page that told me how to get the [BEEP]  thing working on [HONK]  Fedora Core because the [HONK]  was running like [BZZT] . https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[02:26] <faileas> Juarez: server is same kernel w/o a window manager i think
[02:26] <faileas> so no
[02:26] <Mas-Ganteng> ncess chia
[02:26] <gnuskool> Juarez, desktop
[02:26] <pvh_sa|wrk> jeb: cacti is fairly easy to use
[02:26] <pejo_> Sithe: yea, but there is a solution for everything, but a couple of 100 network cards
[02:26] <sauvin> Warning: I was investigating an ATI Radeon Xpress 200m.
[02:26] <pejo_> buy
[02:26] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: thanks, i'll have a look :)
[02:26] <pvh_sa|wrk> jeb: web based UI, sucks info via SNMP, etc...
[02:26] <Hobbsee> dresden: it's just a quiet, so you can watch but cant talk
[02:26] <faileas> hmm
[02:26] <Sithe> sauvin: nice choice of words
[02:27] <Frack-Hesse> ._.
[02:27] <sauvin> I've already said I [tweet]  refuse to stop swearing. I just don't GIVE a fudge.
[02:27] <Hobbsee> dresden: maybe you'll learn about offtopic and how to behave in here, while you're quieted
[02:27] <pejo_> anyone know whats up with Xterm if you hit ctrl and s?
[02:27] <sauvin> pejo: what happens?
[02:27] <Juarez> faileas: ok thanks..
[02:27] <pejo_> it freezes
[02:28] <pejo_> becomes ice
[02:28] <pvh_sa|wrk> pejo_, depending on tty settings (stty for info) Ctrl-S might be the "stop" sequence
[02:28] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: just tried installing and setting up mrtg, got totally lost
[02:28] <IdleOne> dresden, I was not trying to harrass you. I was giving you those links from ubotu so that you could read up and see that there are certain rules the ubuntu comunity expects it's users to follow.
[02:28] <sacater> pejo_: interesting way of putting it :P
[02:28] <Hobbsee> dresden: you're not being harrased.  calm down.
[02:28] <faileas> Juarez: personally i tend to use alternate installer, but thats cause i end up installing on fairly low end systems
[02:28] <Sithe> sauvin: should I remove my current installations?
[02:28] <sauvin> Control-S and Control-Q, when Unix was all glass TTY, were used to freeze and unfreeze scrolling.
[02:28] <pvh_sa|wrk> pejo_, to make it continue, hit Ctrl-Q (per default)
[02:28] <sipior> Hobbsee: best to message dresden privately, since the rest of us don't particularly care to hear half of your conversation
[02:28] <sauvin> Sithe, I'm REALLY tired and can't think now. Just read the page, mmkay?
[02:28] <pejo_> pvh_sa|wrk: wow! thx :)
[02:28] <Sithe> sauvin: MMMK!
[02:29] <Hobbsee> sipior: i could do that, yes.  of course, watching this channel for more offtopic behaviour is also necessary
[02:29] <gnuskool> faileas, ever encountered a AMD k6, 2 / 333MHz, with 1998 PhoenixBios??
[02:29] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jeb: i understand. unfortunately these kind of things work a bit differently in Unix ;)
[02:29] <sipior> Hobbsee: i'm sure you'll manage
[02:29] <Juarez> faileas: I cant make my festy play any sound, do hav any idea abt wht is goin on?
[02:29] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: yeah, i guessed as much... :(
[02:29] <faileas> gnuskool: can you get ubuntu on it?
[02:29] <faileas> Juarez: 'fraid not
[02:30] <Juarez> faileas: some people said I hav to format and reinstal everythng again
[02:30] <dresden> i hope you all feel big and important now, im leaving ok have a good day
[02:30] <Juarez> faileas:  ok no worries
[02:30] <burzum_> hi there
[02:30] <dresden> thank you to the helpful people
[02:30] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: how about something really simple which just logs the total d/l and u/l each day?  surely that can't be too difficult?
[02:30] <Shaye> Guys, I wonder... lets say there is a few IRCds process running on my server now, if I reboot the server, do they go back online automatically? or do I need to run everything again?
[02:30] <gnuskool> faileas, nah mate, got debian woody, something about bios cutoff being 2000, but ofcourse I cant find a bios update
[02:30] <Hobbsee> sipior: thanks for the vote of confidence.
[02:30] <sauvin> gnuskool, I have an AMD k6 or k7, 350 HMz with a late 90's BIOS in it floating around somewhere. There's a quesiton?
[02:30] <faileas> Juarez: when that happene with my old mandriva system thats what i did. if you backup /home you'll be ok
[02:31] <IdleOne> Shaye, you need to start them up again but you can do it auto using crons
[02:31] <sauvin> Shaye, that depends on how you have them hooked up.
[02:31] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jeb: heh, i tend to use mrtg... 'cause that's *my* "simple solution"
[02:31] <dangerko> hello guys
[02:31] <gnuskool> sauvin, yeah strugglin to get a modern bios, looked high n low, nudda
[02:31] <burzum_> is it possible to keep mails, contacts and the calendar somehow synchron between outlook and evolution or kontakt?
[02:31] <stdin> Shaye: unless they are stated by init scripts, you'll have to start them
[02:31] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jeb: but then i've been usic in different forms since 1994
[02:31] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jeb: using unix even. typos....
[02:31] <sauvin> It might be easier just to get a motherboard with newer stuff on it anyway.
[02:31] <faileas> burzum_: use IMAP if thats an option ?
[02:32] <faileas> else, set them not to delete messages from server unless (somethin) maybe
[02:32] <gnuskool> sauvin, not entirely in my range of possibilities right now, im trying to squeeze what I can onto this
[02:32] <burzum_> faileas, imap cant save the contacts and events
[02:32] <gnuskool> sauvin, know a good bios update resource site?
[02:33] <snadg3> can I install php for apache 1 on feisty?
[02:33] <pvh_sa|wrk> burzum_: imap will handle your mailbox. the calendar... not sure - share an ICS file between the different calendar apps? and contacts... heh, kinda hard. maybe use a LDAP server. but all in all, its not easy
[02:33] <dangerko> guys i have problem with ubuntu specail with screen resulotion i can fine help here?
[02:33] <dangerko> speical*
[02:33] <dangerko> find*
[02:33] <MeRodent> Is there any way to edit the grub file without logging into ubuntu?
[02:33] <Shaye> Uf... let me put it that way, how do I learn to use linux? :<, becuase I can manage to do things but i feel that I don't understand most of what i do, I just look guides and stuff like a "parrot" :)
[02:33] <IdleOne> !fixres | dangerko
[02:33] <ubotu> dangerko: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[02:33] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: right, well, i'll try mrtg again, the problem is i want this to be simple enough for my mum to check on her laptop (we just want to work out what download limit we should get when we get our new net connection, and then to monitor how much we've used when we've got it)
[02:33] <faileas> MeRodent: grub has a minimal shell... donno how mych it does tho
[02:34] <sauvin> Shaye, that's precisely how most of us learn, I think.
[02:34] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jeb: once you have mrtg or cacti set up, its simply a webpage to check...
[02:34] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: yeah, but i need to set up apache etc don't i?
[02:35] <gnuskool> Shaye, try linux from scratch, that'll show you the underbelly of the beast
[02:35] <burzum_> pvh_sa|wrk, i know :( i still had the hope that theres an easy solution... i hate MS that much for their fu... closed source *.pst format...
[02:35] <MeRodent> Any suggestions in how to launch a shell login from grub?
[02:35] <Rowan> hmm.. ill /b/rb in a bit
[02:35] <dangerko> hmm is there arabic helper here?
[02:35] <amorphous_> if I ssh -X into a remote machine, is there a way I can su to another user and still keep the Xserver running so I can open gui apps as another user?
[02:36] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jeb: yes, you need a webserver like apache
[02:36] <sauvin> What's the two-lettre country code for (say) Saudi Arabia?
[02:36] <pvh_sa|wrk> sauvin: .sa
[02:36] <Shaye> Btw, I installed ubuntu 7.04 and i choose to install the 'LAMP' ver, where is the mysql,apach, etc located in
[02:36] <sauvin> !sa | dangerko
[02:36] <ubotu> dangerko: For the Arabic language or Saudi Arabia you are invited to join     #ubuntu-sa
[02:37] <dangerko> thank you dude /bow
[02:37] <Jeb> pvh_sa|wrk: ah well, this is too difficult...  just have to leave it i guess
[02:37] <Jonatha1> how can i run commands in a script as root>
[02:37] <Sithe> sauvin still doesn't work LOL!
[02:37] <faileas> hmm...
[02:37] <Jonatha1> ?
[02:38] <pvh_sa|wrk> Jonatha1, sudo
[02:38] <faileas> !tm
[02:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:38] <CzarAlex> My system time is off by about 15 minutes. using CLI, how can I change/update this? Is there some command to sync with a server?
[02:38] <Jonatha1> is there anyway of using su and then run the commands as pure root?
[02:38] <Sithe> right click the clock and click adjust time and date
[02:38] <sipior> CzarAlex: ntpdate
[02:38] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: sudo -i
[02:38] <mofux> hi, anyone knows how to solve a black desktop prolbem. i don't have icons on it anymore, my background image is gone and context menu on the desktop also doesn't work...
[02:38] <CzarAlex> Sithe CLI. IM not using GUI.
[02:39] <CzarAlex> sipior Lemme try that.
[02:39] <Sithe> czaralex oh
[02:39] <Jonatha1> i'll work on my script and see what happens
[02:39] <Jonatha1> thanks
[02:39] <pvh_sa|wrk> CzarAlex: ntpdate
[02:39] <Sithe> czaralex ntupdate
[02:39] <SORMANOV> hello all
[02:39] <pvh_sa|wrk> CzarAlex: and if you want to stay synced, you can switch on ntpd
[02:39] <faileas> !wubi
[02:39] <Sithe> Hi
[02:39] <CzarAlex> sipior 10 Aug 08:52:00 ntpdate[27858] : no servers can be used, exiting
[02:39] <ubotu> wubi is an unofficial Ubuntu installer for Windows users - more info is at http://www.cutlersoftware.com/ubuntusetup/wubi/en-US/index.html
[02:39] <sipior> CzarAlex: you'll need to tell it which server to use, of course
[02:39] <CzarAlex> sipior I see :) where can I find a list?
[02:40] <Sithe> can anyone help me with my fglrx?
[02:40] <sipior> CzarAlex: i believe ntp.ubuntu.com works
[02:40] <FloydFan>  ok.... installing ubuntu. Installatio craped out and droped me to initramfs. added "break=top" to install options, then "modeprobe piix", then "exit". Desktop boots after about 1000 years. Using install is impossibly slow and pretty much haults. Answeres?
[02:40] <CzarAlex> sipior Thanky.
[02:41] <sipior> CzarAlex: there are also regional timeservers, possibly closer to where you are, network-wise
[02:41] <sauvin> FloydFan, what are you installing from?
[02:41] <kripple> wooohoooo for ubuntu :D
[02:41] <FloydFan> fiesty on cd and alt cd
[02:41] <Jonatha1> sudo -i only works for people who can sudo, my user can't (though i know the root password)
[02:41] <CzarAlex> sipior Understood. And everything seems to be fine now. Thanks!
[02:41] <FloydFan> tryed both
[02:42] <sipior> CzarAlex: glad to help
[02:42] <akos> Hello! Does anyone know where gaim keeps its default emoticon pack? Or how could I grep some files for ":-w"? It takes -w as an argument...
[02:42] <kidbuntu> in java programming. what does mapping means. "Map" i don't fully understand the meaning of it in google. is there a laymans term for that
[02:42] <akos> I tried grep -R :-w *, but that does not work
[02:43] <sauvin> kidbuntu, the word "map" means several different things to me. Could you supply context?
[02:43] <sn> how do i install beryl themes on ubuntu
[02:44] <gcostello> kidubuntu: a map is an object that maps keys to values, cannot contain duplicate keys and each key can have at most one value
[02:44] <sauvin> gcostello, that's what a perl person would call a hash?
[02:44] <sn> can any 1 help plz
[02:44] <kidbuntu> sauvin: example this one. i'm just a newbie programmer. public static Map createProductPromoCodeSet(DispatchContext dctx, Map context)
[02:44] <gcostello> sauvin: yes
[02:44] <kripple> where can i find reference to code to search and install programs from the net
[02:44] <SORMANOV> i cant mount my sony memory stick card, dmesg tell me: [ 1641.864000]  tifm_core: MemoryStick card detected in socket 0:0
[02:45] <SORMANOV> how can i mount it ?
[02:45] <sauvin> kidbuntu, did you understand what gcostello said?
[02:45] <pvh_sa|wrk> SORMANOV: it should show up as a new "SCSI" drive... i.e. /dev/sda or something
[02:45] <kidbuntu> sauvin: nope. i also don't know what hash is, what's hash for. haven't even tried programming with perl
[02:46] <gcostello> kidubuntu: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Map
[02:46] <sauvin> I know. I was asking because I don't know any java. I can explain the concept in #ubuntu-offtopic if you like.
[02:46] <Rayyan> hello lin
[02:46] <sn> sauvin can u help
[02:46] <sauvin> sn: with what?
[02:46] <lostat_C> Is there a way to add a transparent button bar that hides when not used?
[02:46] <pvh_sa|wrk> kidbuntu: sounds like you need to take a programming course. a hash is an associative array... i.e. an array where the key is a string, not a numberical index ;)
[02:46] <lostat_C> In XFCE?
[02:46] <SORMANOV> pvh_sa|wrk, it doesnt
[02:47] <kidbuntu> sauvin: you can explain it to me in that channel.
[02:47] <Rayyan> can anyone help me fix my mouse's scroll? i cant wheel click and then go up and down a window but it works perfectly on explorer
[02:47] <sauvin> pvh_sa|wrk, and for all that meant to somebody who knows no programming, you may as well have said that in German :\
[02:47] <Rayyan> on windows*
[02:47] <sn> how to i install beryl themes on ubuntu
[02:47] <kripple> how do i do an installation through terminal  ...............where do i find code ref for these kinda things
[02:47] <dgjones> !beryl | sn
[02:47] <ubotu> sn: beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. Help in #ubuntu-effects
[02:48] <pvh_sa|wrk> SORMANOV: does it show up on a lsusb ?
[02:48] <frafra> hi! How to install qt4.3 on ubuntu feisty?
[02:48] <linux_> what in synaptic is like windows paint ?
[02:48] <gh0st> Hello, again.
[02:48] <Rayyan> !scroll
[02:48] <Rayyan> !mouse
[02:48] <Rayyan> :<
[02:48] <pvh_sa|wrk> linux_: gimp ?
[02:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about scroll - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:48] <swmiller6>  linux_: tux Paint
[02:48] <ubotu> Enabling extra mouse buttons: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto  - Enabling serial mouse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialMouseHowto
[02:48] <gh0st> Be right back.
[02:48] <Sithe> How do I blacklist ati-agp in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist?
[02:49] <Blauhaut> how can i close desktop-effects with konsole ?
[02:49] <gordonjcp> heh, I just realised my scrolly mouse is nearly eight years old
[02:49] <linux_> swmiller6 . gimp is like photoshop i need some thing that is exactly like windows paint ?
[02:49] <kidbuntu> pvh_sa|wrk: thats the problem. i'm already taking a programming course. The school sucks on teaching thats why i'm learning on my own.
[02:49] <kripple> how do i do an installation through terminal  ...............where do i find code ref for these kinda things
[02:49] <Rayyan> hapy bday for ur mouse :P
[02:49] <linux_> /j fedora
[02:49] <Sithe> How do I blacklist ati-agp in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist?
[02:49] <gnuskool> gh0st, the fact youre back cant be good news, ahha, howd it go?
[02:49] <SORMANOV> pvh_sa|wrk, no, nothing
[02:50] <swmiller6>  linux_: I suggested tux paint which is most like windows paint
[02:50] <gcostello> Sithe: just add blacklist ati-agp to the end of the file
[02:50] <Blauhaut> How can i close the desktop effects wihout x inteface, with konsole  ?
[02:50] <Sithe> gcostello ty
[02:50] <kane77> so what do I need to mount my ntfs drive as read and write
[02:50] <kane77> ?
[02:50] <Jonatha1> how can i change to root in a script? and continue executing commands as root? (my user can't sudo but can su)
[02:51] <dgjones> !ntfs-3g | kane77
[02:51] <ubotu> kane77: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[02:51] <gcostello> kidubuntu: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
[02:51] <sn> i can not get gnomebacker to write cds  it just says failed   CAN ANY 1 HELP
[02:52] <sipior> kripple: if i understand you correctly, you'll want the "aptitude" command, and you can get more information from "man aptitude"
[02:52] <Blauhaut> is it posible to remove desktop-effects without removing ubuntu-desktop ?
[02:52] <Jesus> How do I get gaim-latex in ubuntu? I cannot find it in synaptic.
[02:53] <Lattyware> Can anyone help me, I'm trying to write a script to display xChat messages on the G15 keyboard's LCD screen, but I cannot find documentation on g15composer anywhere! Can anyone help?
[02:53] <kripple> sipior : thanks
[02:53] <linux_> i can remove gnome and replace it with kde ?
[02:54] <Blauhaut> linux_;  sure you can do it
[02:54] <Blauhaut> but try to use kubuntu if you want KDE
[02:54] <Blauhaut> How can i remove desktop-effects without removing ubuntu-desktop ?
[02:54] <sn> sipior can u help me with gnomebacker i can not get it 2 write 2 cds it just says writing failed
[02:55] <linux_> Blauhaut , is hard to do it ?
[02:55] <wnet> hiiii
[02:55] <sipior> sn: sorry, i'm not familiar with that program. is that the only error it gives?
[02:55] <wnet> same here
[02:55] <Blauhaut> Linux_ go download kubuntu and install it :)
[02:56] <wnet> hi rick
[02:56] <wnet> hi
[02:56] <Skiessi> hi
[02:56] <wnet> hi
[02:56] <linux_> Blauhaut , i want to keep my ubuntu i cant install onit ?
[02:57] <sipior> linux_: if you just want to try out kde, do "aptitude install kde". reinstalling would also work, but this will be easier :)
[02:57] <ketzal> how can I know where's my Grub installed? wich HD? for example: /dev/hda How can I know if my grub is installed on /dev/hda?
[02:57] <sn> does any 1 know how to a good peer to peer program on linux
[02:57] <Skiessi> does ubuntu support this? http://www.trust.com/products/default.aspx?cat=_Current&grp=TABLETS&type=12X9-INCH&item=14070
[02:57] <Jonatha1> how do i change users in a script? And Then run commands as that user?
[02:57] <Sithe> Anyone here familiar with the EE errors in Xorg.0.log?
[02:57] <chmiela> hi ;) i'm searching program just like aida for windows, do you can hel me?
[02:58] <CzarAlex> When using the command line, the results of ls don't line up in nice columns anymore. How can I change this back to the default output?
[02:58] <sn> does any1 know a good peer to peer program
[02:58] <jport> sn: frostwire
[02:58] <sipior> Skiessi: i doubt it.
[02:58] <Blauhaut> linux_;  try on console : sudo apt-get install kde
[02:58] <sn> is that a good 1 jport
[02:58] <Lattyware> Can anyone help me, I'm trying to write a script to display xChat messages on the G15 keyboard's LCD screen, but I cannot find documentation on g15composer anywhere! Can anyone help?
[02:59] <dgjones> ketzal, grub will be installed in your /boot/grub folder
[02:59] <sn> how do install in mate
[02:59] <mohandeth> hi
[02:59] <Sithe> I have (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log can someoen tell me how to fix this?
[02:59] <fulhack> Hi.. My audio playback capabilities have disappeared. I haven't used this computer in a while, but I've just now noticed I can't play audio in amarok and such. The mixer volumes are O.K.. Any ideas? :\ I also can't 'cat' to /dev/dsp.. Not sure wether I should be able to when ESD is running though.
[03:00] <eugman> Hey what is an xclient session?
[03:00] <CzarAlex> Here is an example: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33222/
[03:00] <Jonatha1> how do i change users in a script?
[03:00] <fulhack> Jonatha1, you could sudo?
[03:01] <Jonatha1> cant sudo
[03:01] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this?
[03:01] <kripple> hmmm how do i set myself to root in the terminal
[03:01] <Jonatha1> i know the root password so i can su
[03:01] <sipior> fulhack: do you have multiple ESDs running?
[03:01] <chmiela> hi  i'm searching program just like aida for windows, do you can help me?
[03:01] <fulhack> What about su [your user]  -C "Whatcha-wanna-run", jonath1?
[03:01] <sipior> chmiela: what does aida do?
[03:01] <Jonatha1> but when i use su the script stop
[03:01] <wnet> hi
[03:02] <fulhack> sipior, I don't believe so.. 1 sec.
[03:02] <FireHazard17> what command is it to see your uptime?
[03:02] <CzarAlex> uptime
[03:02] <kripple> *sorry guys it's been to long since i've been on ubuntu
[03:02] <kripple> hmmm how do i set myself to root in the terminal
[03:02] <kizmet> Jonatha1, visudo... Edit the conf to allow the user to sudo without a password... (highly insecure tho)
[03:02] <giggsey> sudo -u ?
[03:02] <giggsey> Just do sudo su to cheat though :P
[03:02] <FloydFan> (once more) ok.... installing ubuntu. Installatio craped out and droped me to initramfs. added "break=top" to install options, then "modeprobe piix", then "exit". Desktop boots after about 1000 years. Using install is impossibly slow and pretty much haults. Answeres?
[03:02] <FireHazard17> kripple: sudo gnome-terminal too
[03:02] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: why do you want to change users in a script?
[03:03] <fulhack> sipior, No, I don't.
[03:03] <kripple> FH: thanks
[03:03] <eugman> what is an Xclient session as oppossed to Gnome or KDE
[03:03] <Jonatha1> so i can change from user "guest" to user "jonathan" and change the permisions of the folder and edit a file
[03:04] <chmiela> sipior: aida give me information about my computer (hardware etc.)
[03:04] <Jonatha1> (all in one script)
[03:04] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this
[03:04] <FireHazard17> what is the command to see how long yer comp has been running?
[03:04] <sipior> chmiela: try "hal-device-manager". you may have to install it, i forget if it is included by default
[03:04] <dgjones> FireHazard17, uptime
[03:04] <Jonatha1> fire; uptime
[03:04] <fulhack> FireHazard17, "uptime"
[03:04] <FireHazard17> oh
[03:04] <Jonatha1> lol
[03:04] <FireHazard17> sorry
[03:04] <fulhack> ;)
[03:05] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this?
[03:05] <Jonatha1> 3 at once
[03:05] <chmiela> ok, thanks ;)
[03:05] <Jonatha1> anyhelp?
[03:05] <FireHazard17> dogmeat: banned
[03:05] <FireHazard17> dogmeat: sorry wrong
[03:05] <donkeyrape> Can I put my NTFS partition as the home folder for vsftpd? How do I do that? I didn't find anything in vsftpd.conf
[03:05] <FireHazard17> donkeyrape: banned
[03:05] <CzarAlex> When I list the contents of a directory using the command line using ls, the formatting is off. How do I restore the default setting where the nice columns are used? Here is an example of my current output. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33222/
[03:05] <dissection> Uh, sorry
[03:05] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: i think the classical method would be to have a script which can only be run by root
[03:05] <FireHazard17> dissection: its fine
[03:06] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this?
[03:06] <dissection> Yeah, so, can I put my NTFS partition as the home folder for vsftpd? How do I do that? I didn't find anything in vsftpd.conf
[03:06] <t94xr> FireHazard17: LOL banning the wrong people?
[03:06] <Jonatha1> i will need to be able to run this script as non root though
[03:06] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:06] <FireHazard17> lol
[03:06] <bentob0x> when you uninstall a software, what's the command to make sure it takes away all config files also?
[03:06] <FireHazard17> t94xr: banned for questioning my banning
[03:06] <sipior> Jonatha1: might be simpler just to have the two users in the same group, and modify permissions on the file so that no user change is necessary
[03:06] <FireHazard17> :p
[03:06] <t94xr> LOL
[03:06] <t94xr> sure
[03:06] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this?
[03:07] <null02> can someone help me configure grub to do a dual boot?
[03:07] <dgjones> !dualboot | null02
[03:09] <ubotu> null02: Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookProFeisty
[03:09] <gcostello> bentob0x: aptitude purge $packagename
[03:09] <sipior> CzarAlex: "unalias ls", then try gain
[03:09] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this?
[03:09] <Jonatha1> i need to have the file readerable at some-points and at others un-readable though
[03:09] <Aye|> !graphics card boot
[03:09] <Aye|> nope
[03:09] <CzarAlex> sipior bash: unalias: ls: not found
[03:09] <FireHazard17> moo
[03:09] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: the problem you have is that su automatically starts a subshell
[03:09] <kripple> guys how come ubuntu isn't downloading packages and installing them it keeps saying  >"couldn't find package vlc"
[03:09] <FloydFan> Is there any other method of installing ubuntu besides using live cd and alt-install, like instal from hard drive?
[03:09] <Sithe> Hey I have: (EE) fglrx(0): GART is not initialized, disabling DRI in my Xorg.0.log how can I fix this?
[03:09] <Jonatha1> thats true
[03:09] <sipior> CzarAlex: odd. how did you change the default listing then?
[03:09] <CzarAlex> sipior I was trying to backup an mysql database but forgot to specifty a file to dump it to, so the text was all up on the screen. To abort, I did Ctrl+C and now the ls is borked.
[03:09] <fulhack> '/dev'dsp' is busy, and 'lsof /dev/dsp' shows no processes.. How do I know what's hogging /dev/dsp?
[03:09] <null02> Im installed ubuntu on a fakeraid but I cant get it to show the grub menu
[03:09] <sipior> CzarAlex: try "stty sane" and then ls
[03:09] <gcostello> Sithe: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Edgy_Installation_Guide
[03:09] <Jonatha1> qnd i need the rest of the commands to be run in that subshell
[03:09] <Jonatha1> *and
[03:09] <CzarAlex> sipior no change.
[03:09] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: have a look at "man su" in particular the "-c" optino
[03:10] <sipior> CzarAlex: but if you open another terminal, it displays fine, right?
[03:10] <Shaye> apt-get install tcl, will install me the latest ver of tcl?
[03:10] <dissection> Anyone here uses vsftpd?
[03:10] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: i do :)
[03:10] <CzarAlex> sipior Yes. another terminal window is fine.
[03:10] <Shaye> dissection i do ;D
[03:10] <dissection> howlingmadhowie, Shaye, how do I specify a directory other than /home/ftp? I didn't find anything in vsftpd.conf
[03:11] <CzarAlex> sipior i. uh.. closed off the ssh program, restarted it, and now it works fine?
[03:11] <sipior> CzarAlex: well, terminals get b0rked sometimes :) probably just easiest to start fresh in another.
[03:11] <Shaye> u mean the 'start' directory?
[03:11] <Jonatha1> The thing is, is that i will be running multiple commands and don't want to repetivly type the password
[03:11] <CzarAlex> sipior haha Thanks! *facepalms*
[03:11] <Hoxzer> how can I make deb out of source got with "Apt-get source"
[03:11] <dissection> Shaye: I mean the default directory that the user sees when he log into my ftp
[03:11] <genii> On return from tty1 to X with alt-f7 getting blank white screen. ctrl-alt-backspace doesn't help neither does restart of kdm/gdm. Monitor is not PNP. X is using i810 driver. Any ideas appreciated
[03:11] <Jonatha1> and i need to run an if/else to validate the user (this script will be run by linux newbies)
[03:11] <gcostello> Sithe: try to run: sudo modprobe fglrx
[03:12] <bentob0x> thx gcostello
[03:12] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: set a different home directory for ftp in /etc/passwd ? that would be my first approach
[03:12] <Sithe> Okay
[03:12] <Sithe> gcostello: FATAL: Module fglrx not found.
[03:12] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:12] <bentob0x> I always used apt-get instead of aptitude and I installed apache and apache2 which I want to clear both perfectly before reinstalling apache2
[03:13] <bentob0x> but as I installed apache and apache2 with apt-get, I think aptitude can't find what to purge
[03:13] <sipior> bentob0x: safest just to purge with apt-get, surely?
[03:13] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: It shows this... ftp:x:113:65534::/home/ftp:/bin/false <-- Do i change /home/ftp or /bin/false, or both?
[03:13] <Shaye> how would u install the latest tcl version
[03:13] <Sithe> gcostello: FATAL: Module fglrx not found.
[03:14] <gcostello> Sithe: try this link - http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Main_Page
[03:14] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: change /home/ftp. the /bin/false just means that you can't log in as the user ftp
[03:14] <linux_> someone know about SONY PLAY STATION 1 EMULATOR in linux ?
[03:14] <howlingmadhowie> !pastebin
[03:14] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:14] <gh0st> Gnuskool: Well, last night (I'm in school right now), I came to the conclusion to get rid of the partitions I made and start over. Bad idea?
[03:15] <Sonic1> Is anyone running on the Alpha build of Gutsy Gibbon?
[03:15] <Lattyware> Sonic1: Yeah
[03:15] <Sonic1> Lattyware, is it stable?
[03:15] <Bosambo> Ok...I TOTALLY messed up...can anyone tell me why aptitude would suggest I uninstall several essential packages?
[03:15] <pawan> hi
[03:15] <dresden> guys i connected my USB HDD (NTFS) and i try to write to it and it wont let me because of permissions, and i cant change permissions!!! help!!!
[03:15] <ksivaji> http://pastebin.com/d5e2fa4b3 dpkg error
[03:15] <jrib> Bosambo: what did you ask it to do?
[03:16] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: I just tried that and now it won't connect anymore
[03:16] <pawan> !hi
[03:16] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[03:16] <jrib> !ntfs-3g > dresden (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:16] <ben__> dresden> you need NTFS-3g
[03:16] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: have a look here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33224/
[03:16] <aaron> !hi
[03:16] <dresden> ok
[03:16] <dresden> thanks
[03:16] <dresden> its just a package right?
[03:16] <lasse__> woho -- vacation time! :) enjoy yourself guyes :)
[03:16] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: have you sighuped the ftp daemon?
[03:16] <boris_> hey is any1 here ?
[03:16] <boris_> please respond im checking my net connection
[03:16] <kidbuntu> !beryl
[03:16] <ubotu> beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. Help in #ubuntu-effects
[03:16] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:16] <linux_> !compiz
[03:16] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[03:17] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: I don't know. But before I did an online test and it connected to the FTP successfully and got the welcome message.
[03:17] <dresden> thanks bye guys
[03:17] <ben__> I've just removed the default movie player and added VLC. How do I change the filetype associations for movies to VLC?
[03:17] <jrib> Sonic1: #ubuntu+1 for gutsy.  You shouldn't use it as your main machine.  It's bound to be broken sometimes even if it is ok now
[03:17] <kripple> OK how do i add a url for a program to download to  the list it looks at to get the package address so they can be dled
[03:17] <kidbuntu> !beryl
[03:17] <ubotu> beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. Help in #ubuntu-effects
[03:17] <Lattyware> Sonic1: Seems so for me, obviously it's subjective.
[03:17] <tranmanhtri> hello everybody
[03:17] <Jonatha1> i'll see if it helps
[03:17] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: if you don't get directed to the new $HOME of ftp when you log in to the vsfptd, try first: /etc/vsftpd restart
[03:17] <jrib> kripple: what list?
[03:18] <kripple> well i want to install vlc  but it can't find the package
[03:18] <tranmanhtri> where are you living?
[03:18] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: is it sort of clear what i'm trying to do? i'm making two different bash-scripts
[03:18] <gh0st> Gnuskool, you here still?
[03:18] <kripple>  last time i added a url or something so it knew where on the net it is
[03:18] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: Okay, I restarted it. Still doesn't connect anymore.
[03:18] <tranmanhtri> i'm living in VIETNAM
[03:18] <dredhammer> hello how do i get ubuntu's built in networking like dchp to mirror the settings of my hardware based router? like the maximum number of dhcp users
[03:18] <jrib> kripple: have you enabled the universe repository?
[03:18] <anandanbu> i have the following error while mounting my USB pendrive in ubuntu7.04 http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/262/mounterrorln1.png
[03:19] <jrib> !offtopic | tranmanhtri
[03:19] <ubotu> tranmanhtri: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[03:19] <kripple> jrib no don't know how or where
[03:19] <jrib> kripple: system -> administration -> software sources
[03:19] <jrib> !universe > kripple (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:19] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: Its connects when I changed it back to /home/ftp/
[03:19] <Shaye> Can u tell me what is the latest version of TCL?
[03:19] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: what do you mean by "doesn't connect"? can you paste the result of: ftp localhost
[03:19] <Jonatha1> IT MAY OF HELPED
[03:19] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: Well after I changed it, it says this * FTP response reading failed
[03:19] <Jonatha1> JUST FINE TUNING
[03:19] <dissection> * Closing connection #
[03:19] <jrib> Bosambo: how did you install the dependencies?
[03:20] <FloydFan> is there a better channel to discuss instilation bugs??
[03:20] <Bosambo> I tried to build a bunch of things that Gimp said it depended on and caused more trouble than it was worth...deb packages from Debian.org
[03:20] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: how are you connecting to the ftp server?
[03:20] <jrib> Bosambo: hmm, ok... join me in #ubuntu-classroom
[03:20] <Akoviem> Floyd, I have the same issue,
[03:20] <sipior> FloydFan: not really, you may have just stumped the locals, is all
[03:20] <Bosambo> Ok
[03:21] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: http://www.g6ftpserver.com/en/ftptest
[03:21] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: don't shout :)
[03:21] <FloydFan> Akoviem: really?
[03:21] <anandanbu> i have the following error while mounting my USB pendrive in ubuntu7.04 http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/262/mounterrorln1.png
[03:21] <Akoviem> I cannot install past the keyboard select screen
[03:21] <Akoviem> YOu?
[03:21] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: when I typed ftp localhost, it said 500 OOPS: vsftpd: refusing to run with writable anonymous root
[03:21] <FloydFan> mine goes a bit further
[03:21] <genii> Akoviem: Are you on alternate cd?
[03:21] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: But I didn't enable write access
[03:22] <Viper^> okit.se
[03:22] <FloydFan> genii: tryed both
[03:22] <Akoviem> No on the iso download
[03:22] <Akoviem> 6.06, should I download the other one
[03:22] <FloydFan> well i have used both
[03:22] <FloydFan> same result
[03:22] <genii> FloydFan: In console4 (alt-f4) does it say:  Intel ISA PCIC probe: not found    ?
[03:22] <FloydFan> hmm  not sure I'm at work..
[03:23] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:23] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: hang on, i'm thinking
[03:23] <FloydFan> did u read my procedure?
[03:23] <Shaye> Can u tell me what is the latest version of TCL?
[03:23] <FloydFan> (once more) ok.... installing ubuntu. Installatio craped out and droped me to initramfs. added "break=top" to install options, then "modeprobe piix", then "exit". Desktop boots after about 1000 years. Using install is impossibly slow and pretty much haults. Answeres?
[03:23] <nela> M
[03:23] <FloydFan> there..
[03:23] <codesnik_> hey, is there a way to install proprietary codecs not using automatix and alike?
[03:23] <giggsey> FloydFan, how much RAM?
[03:23] <sipior> FloydFan: which version of ubuntu, btw?
[03:23] <FloydFan> gig and 1/4
[03:23] <FloydFan> fiesty newest
[03:24] <linux_> someone know about SONY PLAY STATION 1 EMULATOR in linux ?
[03:24] <Jonatha1> Might have a hitch
[03:24] <sipior> FloydFan: and why did you add "break=top" and modprobe to the kernel options?
[03:24] <genii> FloydFan: I had same issue, turned out need to disable i82365.ko kernel driver from locking up system. you go to a busybox (alt-f2 or f3) then rm /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel.drivers/pcmcia/i83265.ko
[03:24] <gh0st> Linux_: They have a PSX Emulator for Linux?!
[03:24] <dissection> howlingmadhowie: Sorry my electricity's gone. I'll be back later.
[03:24] <jrib> !restricted > codesnik_ (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:24] <Stormx2> linux_: Search for emulator under synaptic.
[03:24] <dissection> :(
[03:24] <SeveredHead> psxe?
[03:24] <FloydFan> genii: ok ill check it out
[03:25] <howlingmadhowie> dissection: what does it say to: ftp anonymous@localhost
[03:25] <Akoviem> Anyone know why I cannot install past the keyboard selection, it just hangs
[03:25] <howlingmadhowie> Jonatha1: what's up?
[03:25] <genii> FloydFan: should be kernel/drivers    no . but /   there :)
[03:25] <kripple> ok guys wat can i use to watch avi's
[03:25] <Frack-Hesse> !upgrade > Frack-Hesse
[03:25] <FloydFan> sipior: cause it dropped me to a intramfs adn it was unusable
[03:25] <gh0st> SeveredHead: PSX ias the correct to term to refer to the original Playstation. (The one before the lighter colored one with the little screen attachment).
[03:25] <Frack-Hesse> hm
[03:25] <unitheory> Akoviem, you could try the alternate cd
[03:25] <Akoviem> ok will do that first, thanks
[03:26] <jrib> kripple: totem, vlc, mplayer, gxine all work fine
[03:26] <anandanbu> i have the following error while mounting my USB pendrive in ubuntu7.04 http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/262/mounterrorln1.png
[03:26] <ben__> How do I change file associations so that double clicking on movie clips opens in VLC media player rather than the default movie player? Cos I just deleted it in favor of VLC
[03:26] <sipior> FloydFan: but it worked when you added those directives?
[03:26] <jrib> !defaultapp > ben__ (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:26] <dresden> ok i read the ubuntu help page about NTFS, and i ran the program and enabled write support for external drives, now how do i mount the external NTFS drive?? can somebody just give me the right command??
[03:26] <genii> Akoviem: If you have the symptoms i described when using alternate  cd try what i just suggested to Floyd
[03:26] <sgtmattbaker> Hello, I think I am having problems with Ubuntu and my new 8800 GTS videocard. here for details please : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33226/plain/
[03:27] <FloydFan> genii: sure ok thanks ;)
[03:27] <ben__> thanks
[03:27] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:27] <kripple>  hmm i got non of those  players for my ubuntu
[03:27] <jrib> dresden: I thought ntfs-3g would just set that up for you
[03:27] <dresden> i didnt see ntfs-3g any thing
[03:27] <jrib> kripple: by default ubuntu has totem, it's  applications -> multimedia -> totem
[03:27] <linux_> Stormx2 , didnt find
[03:27] <dresden> it just told me on that URL how to enable NTFS, it sais its built in to ubuntu??
[03:27] <FloydFan> sipior: well semi worked.. got to desktop but unusably slow and actually stoped
[03:27] <Stormx2> linux_: Look harder
[03:27] <jrib> dresden: the link I gave you is about ntfs-3g though
[03:28] <dresden> ok let me look at it again
[03:28] <dresden> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions ???
[03:28] <genii> dresden: Ubuntu can read but not write to ntfs without ntfs-3g. to write, you need that package
[03:28] <gcostello> !defaultapp > gcostello
[03:28] <sipior> FloydFan: any unusual hardware? recent motherboard or graphics card?
[03:28] <dresden> ok thanks how do i get the 3G driver?? i dont see a link on that page
[03:28] <anandanbu> genii: can you help mw with this i have the following error while mounting my USB pendrive in ubuntu7.04 http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/262/mounterrorln1.png
[03:29] <jrib> !ntfs-3g
[03:29] <ubotu> ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[03:29] <Stormx2> dresden: sudo apt-get install ntfs-config && sudo ntfs-config
[03:29] <genii> anandanbu: I'll look at it. 1 minute
[03:29] <ben__> jrib: VLC isn't in the list of applications to add as a movie-opening program
[03:29] <jrib> dresden: my mistake, let me find you the right link.  ubotu is out of date
[03:29] <dresden> there is no link to install NTFS-3G at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions ????/
[03:29] <dresden> thanks
[03:29] <jrib> ben__: use a custom command then
[03:29] <dresden> not your mistake its tyhe bots fault
[03:29] <ben__> OK. I'm new to that...
[03:29] <Stormx2> Sure that VLC is installed?
[03:29] <dresden> thank you so much for helping me
[03:29] <anandanbu> genii: thanks for that
[03:29] <FloydFan> sipior: well... not really. new emu 1212m sound card. Geforce 5200 video
[03:29] <ben__> Stormx2: I can open it
[03:30] <genii> anandanbu: It looks like maybe you put /media/sdb1 for the thing to mount instead of the point to mount it at
[03:30] <linux_> Stormx2 , can you tell me the name ?
[03:30] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:30] <Stormx2> dresden
[03:30] <dresden> hi stormx2
[03:30] <FloydFan> soundcard could conflict with my onboard but i disabled that in bios
[03:30] <Stormx2> dresden: The page ubotu linked you to is fine.
[03:30] <anandanbu> genii: then how to i recover it
[03:30] <dresden> it does not have a download link stormx2
[03:30] <oranye> mr. niceguy
[03:30] <dresden> i need adownload link for ntfs-3G
[03:30] <gh0st> Can anybody direct me to a decent, virtually problem-free tutorial on how partioning a drive to Dueal-Boot wotih Windows Vista Basic and Ubuntu (FF)?
[03:30] <sipior> FloydFan: and do other live cds give the same problems (knoppix, for instance?)
[03:31] <genii> anandanbu: should be mounting device  /dev/sdb1 into dir /media/sdb1.  Just re-run the program
[03:31] <Stormx2> dresden; What? It doesn't need to give you one.
[03:31] <jrib> ben__: k https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions is the right link, it must have gotten updated.  See the section about "Installing NTFS 3G Driver".  YOu need to install the ntfs-config package and then go to applications -> system tools -> ntfs configuration tool.  Did you do this?
[03:31] <Stormx2> dresden: Follow the instructions under "Installing NTFS 3G Driver"
[03:31] <FloydFan> no  i run knoppix, backtrack, mandriva, dsl
[03:31] <ben__> jrib: wrong person
[03:31] <jrib> ben__: that was meant for dresden :/
[03:31] <ben__> :)
[03:31] <anandanbu> genii: how to do it im a n00b
[03:31] <dresden> i typed in "audo apt-get install ntfs-config" and it said up to date
[03:31] <genii> anandanbu:eg:  sudo ntfs-config
[03:31] <dresden> i followed the instructions!!!! a
[03:31] <sipior> FloydFan: bizarre. maybe try an older version for the install, and then updating?
[03:31] <dresden> i didnt downlod any thing!!
[03:32] <Stormx2> dresden: Well, run ntfs-config then, as per the page
[03:32] <genii> anandanbu: Close the open window running it first tho
[03:32] <dresden> OHH i need to run the config??
[03:32] <Stormx2> dresden: So? That means you already have the necessary driver.
[03:32] <dresden> im sorry i thought config just worked on its own
[03:32] <FloydFan> sipior: i was thinking on that.. i researched the bug and it seems pretty common
[03:32] <anandanbu> genii: in that both the options are selected
[03:32] <Stormx2> dresden: Nah, you need to enable it.
[03:32] <dresden> i used the program as SU and enabled it.....i still cant write!!
[03:32] <RARA> dfoieifoqwerf
[03:32] <anandanbu> genii: still iam not able to mount the drive
[03:33] <dresden> do i need to unmount and remount??
[03:33] <ben__> Sorry, bit of a noob here. Where would VLC's program file be installed? I'm trying to write that custom command
[03:33] <RARA> hi ALL
[03:33] <Stormx2> dresden: No. Just follow the page ubotu linked you to.
[03:33] <cjae> hello
[03:33] <Xoris> ben__: dpkg -L vlc
[03:33] <dresden> i already followed the page, but i plugged my USB HDD in before that, do i need to unmount and remount it??
[03:33] <dresden> because its not working
[03:33] <ben__> cehers
[03:33] <ben__> cheers
[03:33] <genii> anandanbu: Please pastebin results of the command:  sudo fdisk -l
[03:33] <Stormx2> ben__: The command is "vlc"
[03:33] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: sounds like a good ida
[03:33] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: s/ida/idea
[03:33] <RARA> #JOIN MAKASSAR
[03:33] <linux_> who know the name of the emulator?
[03:33] <cjae> hey trying to perl script for decoding 3wplayer .avis how do I make the script work
[03:34] <dresden> OK how do i umount a USB HDD?
[03:34] <kripple> ok i still can't get a player on this version
[03:34] <dresden> whats s/ida/idea
[03:34] <kripple> totem is not here
[03:34] <kripple>  i want vlc anyway
[03:34] <genii> !paste | anandanbu
[03:34] <ubotu> anandanbu: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:34] <jrib> kripple: did manage to enable universe?
[03:34] <sipior> linux_: i think you want pcsx, i don't know
[03:34] <Stormx2> dresden: Meh, it should work without remounting.
[03:34] <Stormx2> dresden: ntfs-config remounts automatically, I think
[03:34] <anandanbu> genii: wait a sec i'll
[03:34] <speaker219> is anyone here/
[03:34] <jrib> dresden: try pressing "reload" in nautilus maybe
[03:34] <dresden> strange
[03:34] <sipior> speaker219: nope
[03:34] <dresden> wheres reload at?
[03:34] <Stormx2> speaker219: No one.
[03:35] <speaker219> i need help guys, is it possible to adjust screen brightness?
[03:35] <speaker219> without using the Fn keys
[03:35] <jrib> dresden: toolbar at the top somewhere
[03:35] <dresden> i dont even know what nautilus is sorry
[03:35] <Stormx2> speaker219: Look in your monitor's manual.
[03:35] <dresden> ohhh ok
[03:35] <anandanbu> genii: here it is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33230/
[03:35] <speaker219> i have a laptop
[03:35] <dresden> nautilus is the file explorer huh?
[03:35] <cjae> hey trying to use perl script for decoding 3wplayer .avis how do I make the script work tried creating empty file
[03:35] <genii> anandanbu: OK reading
[03:35] <speaker219> on windows, there was an intel app that would adjust the brightness/contrast
[03:35] <speaker219> is there one for linux
[03:35] <jrib> dresden: right
[03:35] <cjae> and making executable and put it in usr/bin
[03:35] <Xoris> speaker219: which laptop
[03:35] <RARA> fuck nyou
[03:35] <speaker219> Dell inspiron 1130
[03:35] <dresden> ok i will try again guys
[03:36] <RARA> fuck you all
[03:36] <str1> hi,  is it safely possible to move free space from my /home partition to /data partition  ?    using feisty and reiserfs filesystem on all partitions
[03:36] <dresden> and you guys thought i was bad
[03:36] <sipior> RARA: thanks, come again soon!
[03:36] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:36] <genii> anandanbu: Well, there is perhaps the problem :) sdb2 is not a NTFS partition. only adb1 and sdb5 are
[03:36] <genii> sdb1 rather
[03:37] <sipior> damn, jrib, you need to ban him *after* the witty rejoinder! don't you learn that in moderators school? :-)
[03:37] <speaker219> the laptop is a B130/1130
[03:37] <dresden> hey it did not work, i unmounted the drive and mounted it, still wont let me write to NTFS!!!
[03:37] <genii> anandanbu: sda1 and sda5 more like. Need coffe, pls excuse typos on occasion :)
[03:37] <dresden> its an external USB HDD (NTFS)
[03:37] <speaker219> i need to know if there is a program on linux that can modfiy the brightness
[03:37] <anandanbu> genii: then what should i do
[03:37] <str1> Ayel:  KDE used to crash everytime on startup when i had my booted from an old PCI card (BIOS setting)... i made the default boot card my ATI AGP and it worked fine
[03:37] <sgtmattbaker> I have some issues, can someone help?
[03:37] <sgtmattbaker> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33226/plain/
[03:37] <sgtmattbaker> thanks
[03:38] <dresden> wow sgt thats a nice card
[03:38] <Stormx2> dresden: Did you properly use ntfs-config, on the correct device, enabling write support, yeah?
[03:38] <sgtmattbaker> dresden: not when it isnt working right
[03:38] <dresden> i just checked the box and clicked APPLY stormx2
[03:38] <Stormx2> !enter | sgtmattbaker
[03:38] <ubotu> sgtmattbaker: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[03:38] <jrib> sipior: heh
[03:38] <Xoris> speaker219: try ddccontrol (or gddccontrol), or acpi-support if that fails
[03:38] <dresden> i mena OK
[03:38] <dresden> i just checked the box and clicked OK
[03:38] <dresden> "enable write support for external device"
[03:38] <dresden> did i do something wrong?
[03:39] <genii> anandanbu: If you are trying to mount the second hd there, don't use ntfs, it is vfat filesystem on it.
[03:39] <Stormx2> dresden: Did you select the correct device?
[03:39] <dresden> i dont know how to select a device with the tool Stormx2
[03:39] <anandanbu> genii: i had to mount a USB pen drive thats it
[03:39] <genii> anandanbu: If you are trying to mount a partition on first hd like sda1 or sda5 then you can use the ntfs-config on those
[03:39] <riaal_> .tar is not compressed?
[03:39] <dresden> Stormx2 the tool simply has a checkbox, i dont know how to select a device
[03:40] <anandanbu> genii: tell me what should i do to solve the problem then
[03:40] <dresden> when i try to write it sais i dont have hte permission
[03:40] <sgtmattbaker> can anyone help?
[03:40] <dresden> and i cant change the permission
[03:40] <unitheory> riaal_, no, dont think so
[03:40] <Stormx2> dresden: Ah yeah...
[03:40] <Aye|> Does anyone know ubuntu will not boot with my geforce 6200 PCI card, but boots when i set my bios to use the onboard card, but when ubuntu does boot and X loads it will load my geforce 6200 and use that as its graphics card, it seems to be something with the drviers because when i use "recovery mode" it seems to hang on the loading hardware drviers, but im not sure where to look..
[03:40] <dresden> i went to the drives properties and it wont let me change permission
[03:40] <dresden> how do i select that drive specifically with the NTFS tool?? its only has 2 checkboxes????
[03:40] <Stormx2> dresden: Enable write support for both Internal and External devices, just in case ubuntu is seeing your device as internal
[03:41] <anandanbu> genii: can you please tell me what should i do to solve the problem then
[03:41] <dresden> internal is greyed...
[03:41] <chikita> hello, i cant generate characters like ~ with alt+126 or any alt+ combination whatsoever, what can i do to fix it?
[03:41] <dresden> i cant stormx2, internal is grey
[03:41] <genii> anandanbu: Please do:  gksudo gedit /etc/fstab then pastebin the file , i will give you some edits to make that may work
[03:41] <Stormx2> dresden: Ah. Okay, are you sure you don't have permission? Go into the drive and try to rename a file.
[03:41] <dresden> ok let me try
[03:41] <cjae> can someone pls tell me how to make a perl script work I am not a programmer
[03:41] <dresden> i cant do any thing stormx2
[03:42] <dresden> all the options are grayed, if i cahnge something or add something it sais i do not have permissions
[03:42] <sgtmattbaker> do you think my issue can be this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/80535  specifically my videocard having incompatibilities with feisty i.e. not the closed source nvidia driver installed?
[03:42] <jrib> chikita: you can use ctrl-shift-u  unicode number
[03:42] <Stormx2> dresden: uhg. I hate to recommend it, but maybe you could try rebooting?
[03:42] <genii> anandanbu: Also the uuid that command: sudo blkid  produces for /dev/sdb1 may be needed
[03:42] <dresden> ok should i leave hte USB device connected StormX2
[03:42] <Stormx2> dresden: Yeah.
[03:42] <dresden> ok i will reboot and get back to you!
[03:42] <MeRodent> any advice on using a GeForce 8800 GTS with ubuntu?
[03:42] <dresden> thanks brb
[03:43] <SORMANOV> i cant mount my sony memory stick card, dmesg tell me: [ 1641.864000]  tifm_core: MemoryStick card detected in socket 0:0
[03:43] <howlingmadhowie> Stormx2: why is he rebooting?
[03:43] <anandanbu> genii: wait for a while i'll do that
[03:43] <genii> anandanbu: I am being called away for work, will not be immediately responding but i am still here and assisting, please be patient :)
[03:44] <genii> AFK 5-7 minutes (max)
[03:44] <anandanbu> genii: thats ok
[03:44] <anandanbu> genii: here it is for the fstab http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33231/
[03:45] <Stormx2> howlingmadhowie: Can't get write support on an external ntfs device. Umount/mount has no effect, ntfs-config is doing nothing, etc
[03:45] <aiman> hi
[03:45] <zoders> hej
[03:45] <zoders> ;]
[03:45] <dresden> hi you fixed it thank you soooo much!!!!!
[03:45] <dresden> i now have my 199GB volume on my desktop thanks :)
[03:45] <npnufu> what is the module that handles usb media.
[03:46] <npnufu> I would like to disable it.  How can I do it?
[03:46] <dresden> are you there??
[03:46] <dresden> it works thanks
[03:46] <YBH_1> npnufu disable USB in your BIOS
[03:46] <sgtmattbaker> grrr, someone answer
[03:47] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: and we're very happy for you :)
[03:47] <YBH_1> sgtmattbaker repeat ?
[03:47] <dresden> heheh
[03:47] <linux_> someone have list of all synaptic cool games ?
[03:47] <sgtmattbaker> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33226/plain/ I have an issue with my 8800GTS videocard I think in relation to Ubuntu
[03:47] <npnufu> YBH_1; no alternative?  there should be a module that handles this.
[03:47] <dresden> i have 1 more fianl problem, its the only problem i think i will have now!!! :) when i go to nvidia-settings (in console) and change my resolution to 1360, it does not stick , i have to do this every time i reboot my computer! what can i do?
[03:47] <zoders> hej ;]
[03:48] <Xoris> !games > linux_
[03:48] <zoders> ups...sory to nie kana polski
[03:48] <Alloos1> Hi, Iam a web developer, anyway, I have a script that upload files to directory first had problem with uploading because of the permissions, so I canged it in terminal to 0777 and I uploaded the file (image), when I opened the folder where the image is, I so that the image is locked, and I cant open it, and it shows that the owner in www-data, how to change the owner to be every one?
[03:48] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: you are clicking on "save settings to xorg.conf" or whatever it's called?
[03:49] <dresden> i did that and it still does not stick after reboot
[03:49] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: i don't think your partition corruption issues can be traced to the graphics card. i must confess i
[03:49] <dresden> it always boots up in 1024 instead of 1360
[03:49] <Stormx2> Alloos1: The owner on the FTP server, or your local machine?
[03:49] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: can you have a look at /etc/X11/xorg.conf and check that it actually is saving the settings there?
[03:49] <dresden> ok i can
[03:49] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: i'm a little concerned: i just got a 8800GTS for my new system, and was going to install ubuntu tonight :)
[03:49] <nuyao> Alloos1: you could use chmod in your script
[03:49] <chikita> jrib, thanks it works but its kinda complicated, do u know if linux supports alt + any number to generate characters like windows does?
[03:49] <sgtmattbaker> sipior: I know, but wat about my system beep, and the glitchy things at the BIOS?
[03:49] <dresden> what command do i use howlingmadhowie
[03:49] <linux_> OMG quake arena 3 is free in linux ?
[03:49] <jrib> chikita: I don't know
[03:50] <dresden> i have the command written some where...
[03:50] <Lieutenant> Question: I'm Running KDE on Ubuntu 6 and i have no Resolution settings, any help is greatly appreciated.
[03:50] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: possible. is the system adequately ventilated for this card? it draws ~100 watts peak.
[03:50] <Alloos1> Stormx, I know I can use chmod in the script, but I want to be able to see the image, Iam testing my applications that way.
[03:50] <YBH_1> sgtmattbaker you need a driver for your video card for linux. I don't know if there is one avaialable, video card drivers can be a b*tch in Linux
[03:50] <Stormx2> Alloos1: 777 isn't a fix-all permission, you know. Stick to 644 for most things.
[03:50] <chikita> ok, ty anyway
[03:50] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: try "gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" you won't be able to edit the file, but you should be able to check if it's okay. paste it to pastebin, if you want
[03:50] <dresden> thats it thanks howling !
[03:51] <Shaye> If for example I downloaded eggdrop by using "apt-get install eggdrop", where does the file being downloaded to?
[03:51] <s0crates> Hello I am having some trouble with my wireless card and wanted to know if I could find some help here
[03:51] <gcostello> Shaye: /var/cache/apt/archives
[03:51] <dresden> !pastebin
[03:51] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:51] <Stormx2> Shaye: It downloads an archive (.deb), unpacks it, installs it to a specified location, and runs any necessary scripts, then deletes the .deb it downloaded.
[03:51] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: the heat might be problematic for the system, and would result in strange behaviour
[03:51] <Shaye> well then basically how do i use the eggdrop now heh
[03:52] <Shaye> i mean where do i find the files
[03:52] <YBH_1> Shaye try man eggdrop ?
[03:52] <dresden> howlingmadhowie , my xorg config is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33233/ , i may have messed it up and thats why its not working ??? (because i played with it before i learned how to launch nvidia-settings)
[03:52] <dresden> i never did get my xorg config to do any thing other than 1024
[03:52] <YBH_1> $ man eggdrop
[03:52] <sgtmattbaker> YBH_1: so do you think the system beep was saying that the standard driver on the LiveCD isnt gonna work well with the 8800GTS?  It started the continuous system beep when I told the LiveCD to restart
[03:52] <YBH_1> on a command line
[03:52] <Stormx2> Shaye: Under synaptic, locate it, right click > properties > installed files. I'm sure there's a command-line shortcut tho
[03:52] <sgtmattbaker> I have a 550 watt psu
[03:52] <s0crates> I have a broadcom wireless card and the kernel seems to want to load it. in dmesg I get an error that says "bcm43xx_microcode5.fw" not available
[03:52] <gcostello> Shaye: dpkg -L eggdrop will list all the files installed by the package
[03:52] <Alloos1> how am I supposed to upload stuff is the permiossion is 644?
[03:53] <Stormx2> Alloos1: An FTP client?
[03:53] <s0crates> or not able to load
[03:53] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: also, have you seen this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3137136
[03:53] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: the issue is not power supply, it is heat mitigation :)
[03:53] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: yeah, it hasn't got the right video modes in there
[03:53] <Lieutenant> Question: I'm Running KDE on Ubuntu 6 and i have no Resolution settings, any help is greatly appreciated.
[03:53] <dresden> can you help me fix it howlingmadhowie!!!
[03:53] <YBH_1> sgtmattbaker plenty off power for your PC and card
[03:53] <dresden> i probably messed it up liek i said
[03:54] <YBH_1> off = of
[03:54] <dresden> i tried to revert it but i dont know if i did it right or not
[03:54] <hershey> need some help
[03:54] <Alloos1> Iam not uploading using ftp. Iam developing php mysql application, so I need to be able to browse the images folder, and by the way, is there a way to change the terminal background to be black and the font white?
[03:54] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: is this a new card, btw?
[03:54] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: that i can. shut the gedit window, log in as root (sudo -i) and open the file with: nano -w /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:54] <dresden> howlingmadhowie yes im pretty usre i reverted it right, that should be my original xorg...please help me insert 1360 properly
[03:54] <dresden> ok will do
[03:54] <sgtmattbaker> sipior: yes it is like 2 days old
[03:54] <hershey> help plz
[03:54] <gcostello> Alloss1: which terminal are you using?
[03:54] <Stormx2> Alloos1: Edit > Profiles under gnome-terminal
[03:55] <s0crates> hello, where can I see the modules that my kernel is trying to load
[03:55] <Alloos1> ubuntu terminal
[03:55] <s0crates> in feisty
[03:55] <hershey> i need help with ubuntu 7.04
[03:55] <YBH_1> Alloos1 what kind of terminal. a linux command line terminal or a X terminal window
[03:55] <ari_stress> good evening
[03:55] <Stormx2> Alloos1: You shouldn't need to mess with permissions if you're web deving, especially if you're developing locally. Why are you trying to?
[03:55] <hershey> so i installed virtualbox on for feisty and now it gives me some error
[03:55] <sgtmattbaker> sipior: but why would I only get a system beep when restarting from the livecd?  I have 3 or 4 case fans, and a huge zalman CPU fan with a 5" diameter
[03:55] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: do you have on-board video to test with?
[03:55] <hershey> help plz plz!!!
[03:55] <sgtmattbaker> sipior: no
[03:55] <Stormx2> hershey: How can we help when you don't give the error...
[03:56] <hershey> good point
[03:56] <s0crates> Stormx2: I gave the error, and no one helps anyways.
[03:56] <dresden> howling i opened it with nano
[03:56] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: then cooling is probably not an issue, but of course i don't know the details of your system a priori
[03:56] <dresden> howlingmadhowie , i opened it with nano
[03:56] <Stormx2> s0crates: Maybe no one knows the solution?
[03:56] <YBH_1> sgtmattbaker you have driver issues in windows and linux
[03:56] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: okay. scroll down the file with the arrow keys until you see the line:  Section "Screen"
[03:56] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: you might consider plugging in an older card to get going, installing the latest nvidia drivers and reinstall
[03:56] <hershey> error says, 'please run package manager from the right-click menu or apt-get on a ternal to see what is wrong...
[03:57] <wizo> hey, if i apt-get installed freeglut3, what should the headers be for compiling glut.h in my code?
[03:57] <s0crates> Stormx2: I think it's pretty straight forwards, just not used to the ubuntu sys
[03:57] <Lieutenant> i'v stated my error twice, and no responce
[03:57] <Stormx2> hershey: That isn't the entire error. Could you pastebin all output?
[03:57] <Stormx2> !paste | hershey
[03:57] <ubotu> hershey: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:57] <akos> sn,
[03:57] <dresden> ok im scrolling howlingmadhowie
[03:57] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: then scroll down further until you see the line: Depth 24
[03:57] <akos> I am making some patch for gaim, for the emoticon pack. I made the .diff patch with diff -urN, but there are some images in the new tree that don't exist in the old one. diff outputs some messages about binary file new/x does not match old/x. (but old/x does not exist). Should I leave them there, or just remove the lines?
[03:57] <akos> * fireba11 has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer))
[03:57] <npnufu> does any one know which module handles USB media in Feisty.
[03:57] <akos> sorry about the 2nd line
[03:57] <s0crates> Stormx2: maybe you can look :  I have broadcom wireless, my kernel tries to load a .fw that doesn't exist at startup.
[03:57] <dresden> okay i found it
[03:57] <Alloos1> stormx, Iam developing a php script where people can upload images, so the images will go to images folder located  at var/www/site/images to be able to upload I had to change the images folder permission to 777, and thats fine, now when I go to the images folder I see the picture I uploaded as locked, but I need to be able to change it in the images folder
[03:57] <dresden> ok im looking for Depth 24
[03:57] <dresden> found depth 24
[03:58] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: now, in the line after "Depth 24" you can see various modes (1024x768...)
(E:The package virtualbox needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.)
[03:58] <dresden> yes
[03:58] <wizo> i tried doing #include <GL/glut.h> and #include <glut.h> but they don't work
[03:58] <dresden> i can
[03:58] <dresden> i see 1024, 800, 640
[03:58] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: add the mode you want at the start of the list
[03:58] <dresden> overwrite the 1024??
[03:58] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: add a new entry
[03:58] <dresden> ok
[03:58] <Stormx2> Alloos1: Firstly, this is a PHP issue, so you should be in ##php. Second, it will be uploaded under your httpd user (that's what handles the upload). Thirdly, you may need to chmod() it to 644 in PHP
[03:59] <dresden> i want 1360x768
[03:59] <sgtmattbaker> why would a driver issue make my pc do a continuous system beep when restarting from the feisty livecd?  also, why would there be graphical glitches at the BIOS screen.. that doesnt make any sense
[03:59] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: then modify it as seen here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33234/
[03:59] <dresden> thanks i was going to ask
[04:00] <Lieutenant> KDE doesn't give me resolution settings, GNome does
[04:00] <AviAtriX> can some one help me confugure beryl ?
[04:00] <dresden> yes i was doing it wrong lol
[04:00] <AviAtriX> pm me
[04:00] <YBH_1> your BIOS isn't set up to handle that type of graphics card. you will need to do some research on your card. try google.com for a search
[04:00] <dresden> thank you howlingmadhowie let me do it now
[04:00] <Alloos1> stormx, I think I got what you mean here, sorry, but iam new to ubuntu, and the thing is that, I want to get very familiar with it, because Iam going to convence my clients to use it for their server.
[04:00] <sgtmattbaker> maybe this is related? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/80535
[04:00] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: then save the file with ctrl-o and quit nano with ctrl-x
(E:The package virtualbox needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.)
[04:00] <hershey> that the error i get
[04:00] <dresden> ok will do
[04:00] <Stormx2> AviAtriX: No, ask your question in #ubuntu-effects unless you have some mandate to use PMs.
[04:00] <dresden> this will take me a bit i will try to make sure i dont mess it up!!
[04:00] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: the graphical glitches at the bios screen are anotehr matter. i thought we were talking about the blank screen later?
[04:01] <hershey> anyone kno what i can do about this error message... <type'exceptions.SystemError'>(E:The package virtualbox needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.)
[04:01] <Lieutenant> is anyone going to tell me something? i need assistance
[04:01] <sgtmattbaker> sipior: yeah I dont care about edgy, I know that is a driver issue.  I care about the continuous system beep when I hit restart while in teh feisty livecd and it only stops beeping when it gets to the BIOS screen
[04:02] <Stormx2> Alloos1: This isn't an ubuntu-specific issue. This is to do with *nix systems in general and PHP.
[04:02] <Alloos1> hershy, get the archive from the source.
[04:02] <sgtmattbaker> also, the BIOS glitches
[04:02] <YBH_1> sgtmattbaker: http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/mtarchive/embarrassingly_high_end_video.html
[04:02] <Alloos1> stormx, I know, but thought I can ask here since Iam using ubuntu, thanks anyway
[04:02] <taffy-nay> Is there a way to collect the updates from the repo's and compile them onto a CD/DVD for install on machines that do NOT have internet/network access?
[04:02] <hershey> how do i do that Alloos1?
[04:02] <sipior> does either your motherboard or video card manual list possible causes for the system beep?
[04:02] <Stormx2> hershey: sudo apt-get remove virtualbox && sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[04:02] <sgtmattbaker> well
[04:02] <Stormx2> Alloos1: It's okay, I'm just letting you know really.
[04:02] <dresden> argh i keep messing it up howlingmad
[04:03] <JamesDS> GRUB Error: Invalid System Disk
[04:03] <dresden> is there an UNDO shortcut
[04:03] <sgtmattbaker> there is nothing talking about a continuous bep
[04:03] <sgtmattbaker> beep
[04:03] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: undo on nano? just shut the file with ctrl-x and open it again
[04:03] <JamesDS>  can someone help me with the above GRUB error?
[04:03] <dresden> argh i keep doing that lol
[04:03] <Lieutenant> Hello? i need assistance.
[04:03] <dresden> il just tpye the whole thing out next time
[04:03] <YBH_1> a continous beep by the BIOS means an error
[04:03] <dresden> i was trying to copy and paste 1024 and change the numbers but i keep messing it up
[04:03] <sipior> sgtmattbaker: might be worth contacting customer support. you said you had problems under windows as well? could the card be bad?
[04:04] <sgtmattbaker> there is a "series of beeps" but that is at bootup, I only got it from the time I hit restart on the livecd until it got to the bios screen
[04:04] <Shaye> why when i try to ./configure eggdrop it says access denied while i am logged as root
[04:04] <arius> It is probably a stupid suggestion, but as xchat brought me here, check the power lead to your video card. This can cause pre-bios beeps, although it is usually accomanied by a "plug me in" message.
[04:04] <Alloos1> Hershy, the best way is to what I do, look in ubuntuforums.org, and you should find a thread explaining how to install your software, so follow it because they provide the source, and I think that you would be interested in ubuntuguide.or also, you can get great stuff there, actually I managed to install many stuff from there.
[04:04] <taffy-nay> Is there a way to collect the updates from the repo's and compile them onto a CD/DVD for install on machines that do NOT have internet/network access?.
[04:04] <linuxor> HI, how to convert avi or ogg to swf or flv ? thx
[04:05] <arius> Use PS3Video9. That will convert to flv.
[04:05] <Alloos1> Hershly, here is a great one http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[04:05] <Stormx2> Alloos1: Meh, compiling from source is something that should be avoided under ubuntu unless you need to.
[04:05] <YBH_1> sgtmattbaker have you tried to reinstall the graphics card, it may not be seated properly in the slot.
[04:05] <sipior> taffy-nay: sure, they're generally collected in /var/cache/apt/archives
[04:05] <hershey> thanks Alloos1
[04:06] <JamesDS> GRUB Error: Invalid System Disk - help??
[04:06] <arius> :o PS3Video9 doesn't appear to have a *nix version, apologises.
[04:06] <dgjones> Lieutenant, it might be worth posting your query again, the channel is scrolling fairly quickly and might be missed, if you don't get an answer, perhaps try again after 15 minutes or so
[04:06] <dresden> OK howlingmadhowie , i pressed CTRL+O and then i clickedh te X  on the top right to close
[04:06] <Shaye> why when i try to ./configure eggdrop it says access denied while i am logged as root
[04:06] <wizo> ok.. anyone knows where the libraries for glut is stored?
[04:06] <Alloos1> Stormx. Yes I know, but his software is not included, so its best to get it from the sources provided at the ubuntu sites, because they provide great info.
[04:06] <Lieutenant> Question: I'm Running KDE on Ubuntu 6 and i have no Resolution settings, any help is greatly appreciated.
[04:06] <Stormx2> Shaye: You should be running ./configure as root.
[04:06] <dresden> it didnt save it i think i did it wrong Howlingmadhowie lol
[04:06] <jrib> Shaye: eggdrop is packaged in ubuntu's repositories, no need to compile it
[04:06] <dresden> let me try again!
[04:06] <nr4g3d> is there any difference between cp /dev/null to a file and to rm -f a file?
[04:06] <YBH_1> JamesDS boot from the liveCD and examine your disk
[04:06] <Shaye> Stormx2 i know i should ;s
[04:06] <Stormx2> Shaye: Sounds like you need to make the file executable. chmod +x configure
[04:07] <taffy-nay> sipnor: is it easy to just bundle them onto a CD/DVD and then tell the other machine to use onle the CD as an install sourde?
[04:07] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: ctrl-x to close :)
[04:07] <dresden> ok
[04:07] <Alloos1> by the way, can some one tell me how to find a machine in my network, I have xp machine that I cant see in ubuntu while I can see ubuntu in the xp
[04:07] <bentob0x> I can't seem to install apache2 on my machine
[04:07] <ZombieWerewolf> Anyone know of any First Person Shooters for Ubuntu that support a gamepad?
[04:07] <JamesDS> YBH_1: Thanks for helping, this error shows when booting into Win ME
[04:07] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: did it complain after you entered ctrl-o?
[04:07] <Shaye> damn Stormx2 it worked
[04:07] <YBH_1> http://www.google.com/search?q=8800GTS+video+problems&rls=com.microsoft:en-us&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&startIndex=&startPage=1
[04:07] <Lieutenant> whoever can help me, PM me please, this fast scrolling is to much for me to keep up with.
[04:07] <Shaye> why can't i know as much as u do ;p
[04:07] <bentob0x> I run sudo aptitude install apache2 and it seems to download and then nothing
[04:07] <Alloos1> bentobox, sudo apt-get apache2
[04:07] <dresden> howlingmadhowie !!!!! Error writing /etc/X11/xorg.conf: Permission denied
[04:07] <Stormx2> Shaye: Wait, I mean _shouldn't_ be running it as root
[04:07] <MenZa> What do you mean "then nothing"?
[04:07] <dgjones> Lieutenant, i don't KDE, but I'd suggest asking in #kubuntu, you might stand a better chance of getting a response abouit KDE in there
[04:07] <linuxor> thx
[04:07] <MenZa> Alloos1: aptitude is correct.
[04:08] <Stormx2> Alloos1: You missed "install"
[04:08] <JamesDS> YBH_1: Does this actually mean a disk error?
[04:08] <Alloos1> sorry
[04:08] <Stormx2> !lamp | bentob0x
[04:08] <ubotu> bentob0x: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)
[04:08] <YBH_1> yes, could be the boot sector of the HD
[04:08] <dresden> howlingmadhowie i will try again maybe i wasnt SU or some thing
[04:08] <bentob0x> MenZa: after its' downloaded, there is no 'starting apache server' or someething
[04:08] <AviAtriX> please help me fix beryl ..
[04:09] <bentob0x> and locahost doesn't work
[04:09] <bentob0x> *localhost
[04:09] <YBH_1> You may need to reinstall GRUB, also could be sector problems in the HD
[04:09] <MenZa> bentob0x: try doing sudo /usr/sbin/apache2 start
[04:09] <Stormx2> AviAtriX: #ubuntu-effects
[04:09] <MenZa> !effects | AviAtriX
[04:09] <ubotu> AviAtriX: For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[04:09] <JamesDS> YBH_1: The computer in question uses GRUB, boots into Ubuntu default, and has the option to boot into WinME
[04:09] <AviAtriX> no one answers
[04:09] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: yep. you need to be root to do that: sudo nano -w /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:09] <Stormx2> AviAtriX: Then wait.
[04:09] <sgtmattbaker> YBH_1 I will reinstall the videocard
[04:09] <dresden> ok thanks
[04:09] <sipior> taffy-nay: well, you'd have to set them up as an apt repository for that. i don't recall at the moment which command sets that up, but i imagine other folks around here know it
[04:09] <sgtmattbaker> be right back
[04:09] <Stormx2> ooh
[04:10] <bentob0x> you mean sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start MenZa?
[04:10] <Stormx2> there goes my panels, heh.
[04:10] <Stormx2> Gotta love upgrades.
[04:10] <AviAtriX> Stormx2: to waith what ?
[04:10] <MenZa> bentob0x: No, I mean what I say.
[04:10] <Stormx2> AviAtriX: Wait for someone to answer your question.
[04:10] <MenZa> bentob0x: /usr/sbin/apache2
[04:10] <taffy-nay> sipior: thanks buddy, i just wanted to know if I could, google can do the rest of the work for me
[04:10] <dresden> OK howlingmadhowie that worked!! now what?? how do i use it??
[04:10] <fevel> hello everyone :)
[04:10] <AviAtriX> Stormx2: ok ..
[04:10] <Stormx2> MenZa: Really? I've always used /etc/init.d/apache2...
[04:11] <bentob0x> I did, it returns Usage: /usr/sbin/apache2 [-D name]  [-d directory]  [-f file]  bla bla
[04:11] <bentob0x> with options and stuff MenZa
[04:11] <MenZa> Stormx2: That's just a script, I normally just... do the binary.
[04:11] <Stormx2> bentob0x: Try sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[04:11] <MenZa> Stormx2: Force of habit.
[04:11] <wizo> hey guys, what do i have to install to get the include things in /usr/X11R6 ?
[04:11] <dresden> howlingmadhowie what do i do after i saved it
[04:11] <bentob0x> I did Stormx2, nothing happens, not even the 'starting apache' indication
[04:11] <Lordi_2> what's the best irc server to use with ubuntu?
[04:12] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: now see if it works. shut everything you're doing and log out and then back in again
[04:12] <fevel> is the panel the only place for trash??
[04:12] <dresden> OK thanks
[04:12] <MenZa> Lordi_2: search the repositories; apt-cache search ircd
[04:12] <Stormx2> bentob0x: That usually means it has started :O You get nothing at http://localhost/ ?
[04:12] <dresden> i will return
[04:12] <MenZa> fevel: No, it's in /home/yournick/.Trash
[04:12] <bentob0x> nope, nothing Stormx2
[04:12] <Lordi_2> MenZa:thanks :)
[04:12] <hershey> need to find archive for virtualbox, help plz
[04:12] <fevel> MenZa, thanks ; D
[04:12] <Stormx2> bentob0x: Check the error log: /var/log/apache/error_log
[04:12] <MenZa> fevel: np
[04:13] <bentob0x> empty Stormx2
[04:13] <Stormx2> bentob0x: Eek, I have no idea then!
[04:14] <MenZa> bentob0x: try removeing it (with --purge) and re-install it.
[04:15] <bentob0x> I did try to remove with sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2, it did its job but the /etc/apache2 folder is still there
[04:15] <dresden> howlingmad i rebooted
[04:15] <Blauhaut> guys
[04:15] <Blauhaut> selcuk@selcuk-laptop:~$ compiztools
[04:15] <Blauhaut>   File "/usr/share/CompizTools/compiz.py", line 25
[04:15] <Blauhaut> SyntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\xc3' in file /usr/share/CompizTools/compiz.py on line 25, but no encoding declared; see http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0263.html for details
[04:15] <dresden> and it still does 1024 by default
[04:15] <MenZa> bentob0x: remove it manually
[04:15] <Blauhaut> what should i do ?
[04:15] <bentob0x> how can I do that?
[04:15] <dresden> howlingmadhouse i rebooted and it still does 1024 bydefault!!
[04:15] <MenZa> bentob0x: uh, sudo rm -rf /etc/apache2 ?
[04:15] <chricke-> heyadayo, i have a problem whit my gfx card when i install ubuntu.. anyone who can help me? :D
[04:15] <pegger> I am wondering how much CPU full disk encription uses up, anyone here use frull disk encription?
[04:15] <Stormx2> !paste | Blauhaut
[04:15] <ubotu> Blauhaut: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:16] <chricke-> omg, sorry heyadayo.. i meant to say hey
[04:16] <dresden> pegger please be specifci
[04:16] <dresden> when writing encyrption?? huh
[04:16] <Blauhaut> Stormx2; can you help me ?
[04:16] <MenZa> !effects | Blauhaut
[04:16] <ubotu> Blauhaut: For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[04:16] <howlingmadhowie> dresden:  i have an idea. one second.
[04:16] <Stormx2> Blauhaut: Well, do you understand the error or not?
[04:16] <dresden> pegger encryption hardly uses CPU at all in my experience using truecrypt and other programs
[04:17] <chricke-> ubuntu crashes when i have installed everything, then when i remove the live cd and try to start it.. then it dont work
[04:17] <dresden> ok howlingmadhowie
[04:17] <bentob0x> ah you mean to remove the /etc/apache2 folder manually, but how would I know that the other apache2 bits of files are removed proprely everywhere on my system?
[04:17] <Stormx2> MenZa: It's not a compiz-specific error.
[04:17] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: oh, btw. can you paste your current /etc/X11/xorg.conf to pastebin so i can check it's okay?
[04:17] <dresden> yes ok
[04:17] <dresden> !pastebin
[04:17] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:17] <Blauhaut> Stormx2; sorry but my english is not very good so i go the website that the error said but i can not understand anythink
[04:17] <MenZa> Stormx2: It looks like a corrupt Compiz file.
[04:17] <chricke-> finns det ngon svensk hr som kan hjlpa mig?? msg isf.
[04:17] <dresden> howlingmadhowie sorry i have to go i will be back online later i hope you are here!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my woman has arrived
[04:17] <pegger> dresden: I am looking at loading aes as a kernel moule and having the partitions mount at boot
[04:17] <Stormx2> MenZa: Looks like the same to me, but in other words it's just a corrupt config file...
[04:17] <dresden> sorry thank you so much for helping me
[04:18] <MenZa> Stormx2: .py? Config?
[04:18] <dresden> wow thats too advanced for me im a noob pegger
[04:18] <Blauhaut> Stormx2;  do i need to setup python ?
[04:18] <Stormx2> MenZa: Sorry, I didn't mean config.
[04:18] <pegger> dresden: but yes I also use truecrypt on my USB memory stick and it works great
[04:18] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=400035
[04:18] <dresden> howlingmadhowie so sorry ih ave to go il be back later ok
[04:18] <Stormx2> Blauhaut: No. Could you pastebin the file, please?
[04:18] <dresden> thanks il open that now and go
[04:18] <Blauhaut> Stormx2; ok
[04:18] <dresden> yeah i LOVE truecrypt
[04:18] <howlingmadhowie> dresden: okay. see you soon :)
[04:18] <hershey> ok cool i found the archive for virtualbox
[04:18] <caner> is there any program in linux like debug for ms-dos to view and alter bytes in memory and assembling , disassambling them. and showing the registers??
[04:18] <dresden> il just be AFK ok
[04:18] <pegger> dresden: what kernel modules scare you
[04:18] <hershey> thanks alloo1
[04:19] <dresden> im a noob i just dont understand what you said pegger lol
[04:19] <dresden> thats what i meant
[04:19] <dresden> AFK
[04:19] <Stormx2> caner: You need a hex editor, I guess. Look it up under synaptic.
[04:19] <mon^rch> botsnack
[04:19] <Stormx2> !botsnack
[04:19] <ubotu> Yum! Err, I mean, APT!
[04:19] <pegger> dresden: you ever complile your own software?
[04:19] <chricke-> varfr krashar ubuntu hela tiden efter man installerat det, sger att grafiska grnssnittet inte fungerar.. hjlp mig ??!??
[04:19] <dresden> i never did pegger
[04:19] <Sonic1> Mmm, compiling software, tastes good
[04:20] <dresden> but i have to go now sorry, im away AFK
[04:20] <MenZa> !se | chricke-
[04:20] <ubotu> chricke-: Svensk Ubuntu- och Kubuntusupport hittar du pa #ubuntu-se resp. #kubuntu-se
[04:20] <pegger> dresden: well then there is a whole world to explore then
[04:20] <wizo> anyone has any idea on what i should install to get /usr/X11R6/include files? i need it urgently to do some openGL stuff
[04:20] <MenZa> chricke-: titta da
[04:20] <caner> Stormx2 : yes i have an hex editor. but is it possible to reach the registers or the memory through a simple hex editor?
[04:20] <Stormx2> caner: Ah, i guess not. I'm not really sure, maybe ask in ##linux?
[04:20] <sipior> caner: ddd and gdb do these, i believe
[04:21] <tonyT_G_Farmer> I have Boinc running and Xscreensaver keeps printing these messages that say "warning: only 0% idle over the last 10 secs (at XXX FPS)". Is there any way to turn them off? Maybe an option for the Xscreensaver command to hide the messages and not display them.
[04:21] <osxdude|laptop> correct
[04:21] <osxdude|laptop> correct
[04:21] <bentob0x> how come after an apt-get remove apache or apt-get remove apache2 I still have them in my system services?
[04:21] <caner> sipior : i know gdb. but dont know ddd is it a debugger too?
[04:21] <bulmer> bentob0x: try the purge option also
[04:22] <Pelo> tonyT_G_Farmer, look up the error msg in the forum
[04:22] <sipior> caner: ddd makes use of gdb, among others. it's a nice debugger, you might find it useful
[04:22] <RaD|Tz> Can anyone help me with this: W: GPG error: http://oss.oracle.com unstable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2E2BCDBCB38A8516
[04:22] <Pelo> bentob0x, only the apps have been removed the service list didn't get updated
[04:22] <hershey> does anyone here use beryl... can anyone recomment some other prog like it?
[04:22] <ari_stress> !aircrack
[04:22] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about aircrack - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:23] <Stormx2> hershey: Try #ubuntu-effects
[04:23] <bentob0x> how can I refresh that list Pelo
[04:23] <hershey> thanks
[04:23] <Pelo> bentob0x, reboot ?
[04:23] <Stormx2> !botabuse | ari_stress
[04:23] <ubotu> ari_stress: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[04:23] <bentob0x> ah ok
[04:23] <caner> sipior : ok. thank you. i will try it. i am new for assemly. sorry for my silly questns :)
[04:23] <sipior> caner: that wasn't a silly question. i had to check to make sure ddd could do what you asked :-)
[04:23] <tonyT_G_Farmer> Pelo: will do, thanks. Are you referring to resolving the error or just turning the message off. If i'm not mistaken, its just complaining about the CPU being at 100% which i'm ok with since i have Boinc running. I just don't want the messages to keep coming up over the screensavers
[04:24] <dromer> damnit, why won't twinview work on my pc :'(
[04:24] <Pelo> tonyT_G_Farmer,  I know noting about the error you are getting but I am assuming you are not the only one and that others may have discussed it in the forum,  where you might find a resolution or at least an explanantion
[04:24] <tonyT_G_Farmer> Pelo: Thanks
[04:25] <h4L1m> hello @ all
[04:25] <h4L1m> do anyone know how to install a cursor at ubuntu?
[04:25] <chenchen> I would like to file transfer to a server using SSH. May i know does ubuntu offer any GUI front end?
[04:25] <Pelo> tonyT_G_Farmer, I get why you get the message , which makes me think it's probably a common occurence
[04:26] <hershey> no one is really helping out in #ubuntu-effects
[04:26] <Pelo> chenchen,  open up synaptic and do a search for ssh gui
[04:26] <erUSUL> chenchen: Places>Connect to Server ??
[04:26] <mon^rch> !gftp
[04:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gftp - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:26] <Pelo> hershey, not all channels are as busy as this one,  you may need to be patient or check in again at different times of day
[04:26] <hershey> oh i see, thanks
[04:26] <Pelo> !info gftp | mon^rch
[04:26] <ubotu> mon^rch: gftp: X/GTK+ FTP client. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.18-16ubuntu2 (feisty), package size 44 kB, installed size 76 kB
[04:27] <mon^rch> ty
[04:27] <Pelo> np
[04:27] <mon^rch> haha
[04:27] <pawan> what is unix time
[04:28] <lostat_C> Hi. First how can I tell what version of Ubuntu I am using? I only have the XFCE desktop installed right now.
[04:28] <Pelo> pawan, right click on the clock  prefts,  click the help button, there is an explanation tere
[04:28] <Pelo> there
[04:28] <sipior> pawan: typically seconds from the epoch (1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC)
[04:28] <linux_> how i can clear alt + f2 histary ?
[04:28] <linux_> history *
[04:28] <lostat_C> If I install Gnome Desktop will that have any effect on my speed and resources when I am in XFCE?
[04:29] <Juno> can anyone tell me how to make Synaptic download from the net? it keeps asking me for a cd
[04:29] <NedUS> Good day.  I'm installing the server version of Ubuntu (and I'm a newbie to Linux to boot) and can't figure out how to install a desktop on the server version (KDE/Gnome, doesn't matter.)
[04:29] <NedUS> I attempted to install KDE yesterday - and it looked successful - but when I did a kdestart, it gave me errors.
[04:30] <mon^rch> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:30] <AngelEyes1701> Thank the Gods allmighty! Is there anyone here who can help me? I just installed Ubuntu and it's not as easy adjusting to as I thought it would be.
[04:30] <NedUS> mon^rch - and how would I start it?
[04:30] <lostat_C> Nedus you can use the terminal to install anything with the command 'sudo apt-get install PROGRAM HERE'
[04:30] <mon^rch> startx
[04:30] <mon^rch> NedUS: ^
[04:30] <NedUS> excellent.  Lemme take a crack at that.  Thank you.
[04:31] <AngelEyes1701> ?
[04:32] <riaal_> Im having a problem and ppl in the bash channel really don
[04:32] <sipior> AngelEyes1701: our telepathy server is down. perhaps you could describe your problem?
[04:32] <erUSUL> AngelEyes1701: ask a specific question
[04:32] <dgjones> AngelEyes1701, people won't know if they can help you until you say what problems you are having, ask your real question and see if anyone can help then
[04:32] <erUSUL> !anyone | AngelEyes1701
[04:32] <ubotu> AngelEyes1701: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[04:32] <NedUS> ooo - one more thing.  Most books I find on Ubuntu focus on a GUI desktop, but I'd really prefer a CLI - any suggested resource or will practically any UNIX book do?
[04:32] <sipior> well, that was excessive
[04:32] <riaal_> Im having a problem and ppl in the bash channel really don't wanna help.. Anyone know the corrent syntax for:  if [ "$1" != 'remote' ]  && [ "$1" != 'local' ] ;then
[04:33] <riaal_> correct
[04:33] <lostat_C> We have a telepathy server!? My god if so I must be broken and I need service!
[04:33] <aaaa> helo
[04:33] <sipior> NedUS: for system administration? or general unix?
[04:33] <aaaa>
[04:34] <NedUS> at this point, I'd take either.  I've been doing DOS stuff for eons.
[04:34] <wizo> hey, how can i check if i have my drivers for my graphics card installed
[04:35] <Blauhaut> Stormx2; http://rafb.net/p/mDOBCB97.html help me ?
[04:35] <sipior> NedUS: "UNIX for the Impatient" is good. The system administrator bible is Nemeth et al. "UNIX System Administration Handbook" excellent reference.
[04:36] <NedUS> excellent; I'll attempt to locate.  Thank you.
[04:36] <Blauhaut> http://rafb.net/p/mDOBCB97.html can anybody lep me pls ?
[04:36] <mon^rch> !kompozer
[04:36] <ubotu> nvu is a WYSIWYG and code dual-function HTML editor for easily creating web pages.  The original developer is working on a full rewrite; meanwhile, another is doing bugfixes.  It is not in the Ubuntu repos for Feisty Fawn, but add your name to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WaitingForNvuFeisty to be notified when packages are available.  See also !html.
[04:37] <mon^rch> :(
[04:37] <alesan> hi. at boot x-session-manager hangs for about 2 minutes, sucking 100% cpu. is there any idea how to debug this, see what it is doing etc?
[04:37] <mon^rch> kompozer rules... cant wait for it to be finished :P
[04:38] <Blauhaut> http://rafb.net/p/mDOBCB97.html anybody help me ?
[04:39] <dgjones> mon^rch, kompozer seems pretty good, i'm not sure whether there is anything for them to change on it, you can download it and install it and it seems to work fine
[04:39] <_ting_> hello
[04:39] <Lieutenant> Question: I installed KDE onto ubuntu 6.*** and the screen resolution is all wrong, i went into the control center to change it, and there is no setting for it, display is missing from under peripherals, Gnome has the setting, KDE doesn't
[04:39] <Juno> how do I get to a terminal and stop X?
[04:39] <ubuntuEdgy> hi dose any one know what the permision should be for apache files like /var/www
[04:39] <erUSUL> !fixres | Lieutenant
[04:39] <ubotu> Lieutenant: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[04:40] <nox-Hand> How would I get Firefox to play Apple Trailers?
[04:40] <gi000> why is my tv screen (dvb-t) sometimes only blue?
[04:40] <bob255> juno > sudo killall gdm will stop x
[04:40] <Juno> thanks
[04:40] <Blauhaut> http://rafb.net/p/mDOBCB97.html anybody help me ?
[04:40] <mon^rch> dgjones: I already have it installed :P I am waiting for the finished version (so far the current ver puts a border around the images, they are fixing that)
[04:40] <_ting_> I was wondering if someboy has install a usb VoIp telephone ?
[04:40] <gorrz> nox-Hand, you need a package with the quicktime plugins and such.. lemme find the name for ya
[04:41] <dgjones> mon^rch, ah rite, i've not had that problem with the bits i've done on it
[04:41] <nox-Hand> gorrz: Cheers
[04:41] <_ting_> I bought one two days ago, when i plug it in my computer ubuntu recognize it but it is not working, i need to isntall the driver,