[00:00] <darkelfjuggalo> minimec im in irc on my phone
[00:00] <john38> audictive, ok back
[00:00] <john38> Jordan_U, ok back
[00:01] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: you want to look for lines with (EE) or (WW).
[00:01] <john38> audictive,  i am in 12.04 Try Ubuntu option ..you want me to type lsblk in terminal
[00:02] <Ghjnut> Can anyone help me free up some space on my boot partition, running an ubuntu 12.04 server edition
[00:02] <audictive> john38: try that "lsblk" command yes
[00:02] <Ghjnut> Can't run updates and not sure what I can purge
[00:02] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: Oh... ;) I see. The thing is, that you have to check that first... Have you checked, whether there is an alternative (flashback/fallback) desktop manager option with the graphical greeter. If you are lucky you can login to that session.
[00:03] <darkelfjuggalo> there is a lot there... ww I see 8 from top to bottom ee I see zero
[00:03] <john38> audictive, ok it says how do i pastebin again??
[00:03] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: fatal errors will be more at the bottom
[00:04] <berend> not every not found is fatal.
[00:04] <darkelfjuggalo> minimec how do I check the fallback/flashback?
[00:04] <Guest43787> i need to run this file called "start_navicat" it type is "shell script (application/x-shellscript)" how do i run it?
[00:04] <audictive> john38: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[00:04] <darkelfjuggalo> berend all ww says does not exist
[00:05] <berend> what's the last ww/ee ?
[00:05] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: Click on the 'ubuntu logo' next to the usernme on the graphical login manager.
[00:05] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: given that it appears you are logged in on a text console, you can also try to type in: "startx"
[00:05] <darkelfjuggalo> last two ww say 'falling back to old probe method modsetting' and 'fbdev'
[00:06] <berend> that should start X from your text console.
[00:06] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: that sounds like can't find graphics driver.
[00:06] <Guest43787> anyone?
[00:07] <john38> audictive, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7303316/
[00:07] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: You have indeed a problem with your GPU driver. So if you can choose 'Flashback (Metacity)'
[00:07] <berend> Guest43787: if you saved it, open terminal, and type: sh ~/Downloads/start_navicat
[00:07] <darkelfjuggalo> I did startx and I have a black screen I can do nothing on
[00:07] <Guest43787> berend thanks
[00:08] <k1l> darkelfjuggalo: startx is a bad idea on ubuntu
[00:08] <darkelfjuggalo> how do I choose flashback(Metacity)
[00:08] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: if it stays black, and you're not dropped back to your console, follow minimec's suggestion.
[00:09] <k1l> it does spoil the file permissions on .XAuthority. chown to you user again and then start the lightdm
[00:09] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Sure, I'll try, shoow us -> dpkg -l | grep linux-image- | pastebinit ,  dpkg -l | grep linux-headers- | pastebinit <- will see what there is to do.
[00:09] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: Klick on the 'ubuntu logo' next to your username on the graphical greeter...
[00:09] <darkelfjuggalo> I had to power off because I couldn't return to my console
[00:10] <audictive> john38: it is interesting that it doesn't see the hdd.. have you tried Jordan_U's suggestions?
[00:11] <john38> audictive, yes i did im pastinbin right now you want to see it
[00:12] <john38> Jordan_U, here are the pastebin results of sudo parted -l  and ....sudo blkid
[00:12] <john38> Jordan_U, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7303332/
[00:12] <darkelfjuggalo> I dont see the ubuntu logo on the graphical greeter
[00:12] <john38> audictive, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7303332/
[00:13] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: Is there a titlebar or something on top. Check the options there...
[00:14] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Thanks! http://pastebin.com/J9rJJKZw and http://pastebin.com/jsC58Vep respectively
[00:14] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Lookin.
[00:14] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: you can switch between consoles with Alt+F1, Alt+F2 etc
[00:15] <simpleirc2> my connection reset
[00:15] <simpleirc2> and my name changed
[00:15] <simpleirc2> I am darkelfjuggalo
[00:16] <d1rkp1tt> Hi all, can anyone tell me why searches in the search bar of firefox go through openDNS... bearing in mind that my DNS servers are NOT set to openDNS
[00:17] <berend> simpleirc2: if you can't find the alternative window manager, try removing your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (after making a copy), if you have such a file there.
[00:17] <audictive> john38: sorry m8 but this is beyond me, it just seas your livecd and its loop.. can't help you..
[00:18] <audictive> john38: try with Jordan_U
[00:18] <john38> audictive, ok
[00:19] <berend> d1rkp1tt: proxy server enabled?
[00:19] <john38> audictive, im going to try to boot with systemrescuecd ..do you have any experience with that
[00:19] <d1rkp1tt> berend, negative
[00:20] <k1l> !info pepperflashplugin-nonfree
[00:22] <john38> Jordan_U, any ideas
[00:23] <darkelfjuggalo> trying this again
[00:24] <darkelfjuggalo> minimec I cannot find the ubuntu logo...closest thing to it is the power button top right corner
[00:24] <HiddenDjinn> ok, i'm having issues playing full screen video on trusty
[00:24] <Princcipiito> Hola
[00:25] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Pretty diss-assiciated huh ? .. let's see what kernel you are presently booting. -> uname -a <- .
[00:25] <darkelfjuggalo> minimec I do have the logo I  the version number at the bottom left but I can't click it and e name ubuntu in top left, again cant click
[00:26] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: Are there some other buttons next to that. You should have some options to choose the session you want. You need an internet connection... Otherwise we cannot help you.
[00:26] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Linux athlon64 3.5.0-43-generic #66-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 23 12:01:49 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[00:26] <n7uwl> I had no idea that this was available till I just stumbled on it
[00:27] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: I just assumed old images weren't getting cleaned up
[00:27] <minimec> darkelfjuggalo: Easiest thing would be to do a wired connection...
[00:27] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: move /etc/X11/xorg.conf, if you have one, out of the way.
[00:27] <darkelfjuggalo> there is the network selection top right with handicap accessibility keyboard lang battery sound clock and power
[00:28] <darkelfjuggalo> my Ethernet drivers haven't worked since I upgraded to 13.10 and I cant go anywhere to get a wired connection
[00:28] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Ooohh, some catching up to do ! ok,, do we have operating head room to do this? -> df -h | pastbinit , df -i | pastebinit <- .
[00:29] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: can you thether your laptop to your phone?
[00:29] <d1rkp1tt> can someone with 14.04 please jump into firefox and type search in the URL bar... tell me what comes up?
[00:29] <darkelfjuggalo> berend how do I move that
[00:29] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Yep, correct, a lot has not been cleaned up. We work on it.
[00:29] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: mv xorg.conf xorg.conf.save
[00:30] <darkelfjuggalo> as storage or camera not for web and I cant hotspot(tried 3 different apps)
[00:31] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/Mdg4NzPp
[00:31] <darkelfjuggalo> mv: cannot stat 'xorg.conf': No sucj file or directory
[00:31] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Accidentally didn't put /boot on sda1 when I was initially partitioning
[00:31] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: please type in: pwd
[00:31] <berend> what does that say?
[00:31] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Lookin at Mdg4NzPp
[00:31] <funtable> d1rkp1tt, "addle search results" somethink like "sell this space"
[00:32] <darkelfjuggalo>  /home/darkelfjuggalo
[00:32] <d1rkp1tt> funtable, what search provider? whats in the URL
[00:32] <d1rkp1tt> ... google, http://www.website-unavailable.com ??
[00:33] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: you're in the wrong directory.
[00:33] <newmember> When I try to log in on too the console I get punted out instantly
[00:33] <darkelfjuggalo> cd to what directory?
[00:33] <funtable> d1rkp1tt, http://search/
[00:33] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Separate /boot partitions are kinda discouraged now-a-days .. do not realy see a great benefit even server wise.
[00:33] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: type in: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.save
[00:33] <newmember> I logged into the rescue to try to look in the logs but nothing shows up in auth.log
[00:34] <Busybyeski> is there anyway to make an application without fullscreen built-in fullscreen over the top panel and launcher?
[00:34] <d1rkp1tt> funtable, whos providing the search results?
[00:34] <d1rkp1tt> funtable, what does the page look like? openDNS or google?
[00:34] <d1rkp1tt> funtable, or some other...
[00:34] <darkelfjuggalo> are those XLL or XII?
[00:35] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Thanks for the info, that's actually nice to know. Most guides still seem to suggest it but they're probably a bit old
[00:35] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Boy, this might be trying ! "/dev/sda2                  229M  221M     0 100% /boot " !! -- df - i ??
[00:35] <Jam1901> Anyone familiar with setting up an smtp server?
[00:35] <john38> Jordan_U,  you there
[00:35] <darkelfjuggalo> el el or eye eye or one one?
[00:36] <berend> Jam1901: see recent ars technica articles on the subject.
[00:36] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Yeah. That's why I had to come here :)
[00:37] <Jam1901> berend, any link would save me sifting through google...
[00:37] <Cidd> Hey guys. Question for you if someone is free. I just tried to install v14 via a usb stick, during the install I'm getting a dirty disk or dead hardware error when installing. Tried two image writers and installed 6 times total and no dice. So, I'm back on Mint, using the same method and it worked fine. Any ideas anyone?
[00:37] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: We work on it ,, shoiw me now what the inode situation is -> df -i | pastebinit <- .. and I get to work, see what we can do.
[00:38] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Worse comes to worst, I'll just pull all my stuff to an external and restart from scratch. Looking to try out 14.04 anyway
[00:38] <darkelfjuggalo> berend no such file or directory
[00:39] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Sorry, put them both in the same paste. Here it is in a different paste http://pastebin.com/8Y5Prm6G
[00:39] <d1rkp1tt> funtable, sorry that didnt come through I dont think
[00:39] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: There are difficult ways around that 100% capacity, just tedious keeping up with what what we move around. MUST keep the package manager happy.
[00:40] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: //sorry, did not look for what I did not expect.. I be looking at 8Y5Prm6G .
[00:42] <manlycode> Could someone help mewith an Ubuntu/Upstart/Digitalocean configuraiton I can't quite get right?
[00:43] <Guest43787> when i task a screenshot is comes up black any idea why?
[00:44] <Guest43787> *take
[00:44] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Wow, you must have done some fancy foot work making up the sda2 partition !, 100% usedage but only "1% /boot" of the inodes used ..anyway, gimme a bit to craft up a command and we see if it will fly.
[00:45] <darkelfjuggalo> berend: I've tried all combinations to make up the /etc file path you gave me it doesn't exist
[00:47] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Yeah. It was my first stab at LVM. less-than-ideal.
[00:47] <darkelfjuggalo> I am trying to cd into the directory and failing
[00:48] <logy> hello everyone,  I want to change full to linux (windows user), but I have only one main problem, I can't get ms office to work normal. I need MS office for college and other stuff. When I open it i dont have times new roman font nor some other functions and its constatly giving me an error that something is wrong with msoffice
[00:49] <darkelfjuggalo> logy ubuntu comes woth libre office it works the same and saves in docx
[00:49] <SchrodingersScat> logy: and how are you running the freedom-denying software?
[00:50] <SchrodingersScat> right, also use sane libreoffice
[00:50] <logy> dark i need msoffice because my colleg requested it
[00:50] <logy> schro i use wine to install it
[00:50] <SchrodingersScat> request != require
[00:50] <logy> sry english is not my first language
[00:50] <Evil_Creep> Xubuntu 14.04 desktop running as a headless server. Trying to get sound out of the headphone jack in the back so I can have sounds play when stuff happens. Tried a lot of the stuff I found by Googling but nothing works. Sox, play, aplay, mpg321 don't make a noise. I did test my headphones and they do work.
[00:50] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Try this -> sudo dpkg -P linux-image-3.5.0-{31,32,34,37,39,40,41,42}-generic <- for starte4rs, if that flies, 2 others comming.
[00:50] <darkelfjuggalo> your college wont know the difference
[00:51] <k1l> !wine | logy
[00:51] <SchrodingersScat> Evil_Creep: did you check the sound settings? maybe it's muted?
[00:52] <Evil_Creep> I tried a few different unmute commands. The Alsa ones don't seem to do anything and my server doesn't seem to have oss?
[00:52] <SchrodingersScat> seems like there should be three more to check?
[00:53] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/rXx5EGGx
[00:54] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Seems like a trail of dependencies
[00:54] <Evil_Creep> How do I check and change which is the default sound device?
[00:55] <minimec> Evil_Creep: 'dpkg -l pulseaudio' If it is installed (ii), i would REMOVE it. On the other hand I would also check that alsa-base is installed (dpkg -l alsa-base). pulseaudio would need a session started for the user, while without pulseaudio, it should just fallback to alsa-base, I guess.
[00:57] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[00:58] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: That trail of disaster was not unexpected, just hoped for the best. lemme look at the slopyation,
[00:58] <Evil_Creep> PulseAudio and ALSA base are both installed. Remove PA?
[00:59] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[00:59] <minimec> Evil_Creep: I would do so -> remove PA
[01:00] <minimec> Evil_Creep: But don't hang me on that... ;) well you can always reinstall it...
[01:01] <Rakko> I have a gigabit ethernet card and Ubuntu only ever sets it to 100Mbps. Ethtool reports failure when I try to change it. Is that likely due merely to a lack of 1000Mbit support in the Linux driver, or is there something else I'm missing?
[01:01] <minimec> Evil_Creep: Naybe 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-base' after having removed PA.
[01:03] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Nother poke at it -> sudo dpkg -P linux-image-3.5.0-{31,32,34,37,39,40,41,42}-generic-extra <- .
[01:03] <Coburn> Hi guys, could someone tell me why Avamisd-new doesn't seem to want to talk to ClamAV?
[01:05] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:05] <skyver> we
[01:07] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:08] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: bah. http://pastebin.com/X8mT0w4V
[01:08] <Evil_Creep> K, removed PA, did sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-base (which had no output) and rebooted computer. mpg321 now says "Can't find a suitable libao driver. (Is device in use?)
[01:11] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: look'n at X8mT0w4V . Now that is a most curious thing indeed. ok what is now ? a new -> dpkg -l |grep linux-image | pastebinit <-.
[01:12] <Evil_Creep> ALSA lib pcm.c:2239:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM default
[01:12] <Evil_Creep> play FAIL formats: can't open output file `default': snd_pcm_open error: No such file or directory
[01:12] <minimec> Evil_Creep: sudo apt-get install alsa-utils. then you should have a tool called 'alsaconf'
[01:13] <Evil_Creep> Already installed
[01:13] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/kTrAQ4b2
[01:13] <Evil_Creep> alsaconf: command not found
[01:13] <minimec> Evil_Creep: I see that...
[01:13] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at /kTrAQ4b2.
[01:14] <minimec> Evil_Creep: google -> keywords 'configure alsa ubuntu'
[01:15] <minimec> Evil_Creep: But I think we are getting closer, don't you think?
[01:15] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:16] <minimec> Evil_Creep: 'sudo aplay -l' ?
[01:16] <Evil_Creep> minimec: A little, I've already spent a good chunk of my free time today googling the problem.
[01:16] <john38> I need help
[01:16] <Evil_Creep> minimec: three devices.. analog, digital, and HDMI  devices 0,1,3
[01:17] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Humm, now that is a new twist on me ! Let's try -> sudo dpkg -P linux-image-3.5.0-{31,32,34,37,39,40,41,42}-generic <-= once more .
[01:18] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/ecTiw1mT
[01:18] <minimec> Evil_Creep: So device is present. You probably just have to choose the 'analog' one as default output.. I guess you found that site ... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[01:18] <john38> I got a question is it possible to reinstall Ubuntu but keep remaining files intact and access them with reinstalled ubuntu
[01:19] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n ecTiw1mT .
[01:19] <john38> like in Windows
[01:20] <ddelrio1986> Hello all!
[01:20] <ddelrio1986> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 13.10 alongside a Windows 8.1 installation but I have no option to install it alongside Windows. Any ideas?
[01:20] <john38> I got a question is it possible to reinstall Ubuntu but keep remaining files intact and access them with reinstalled ubuntu
[01:22] <john38> ddelrio1986, you must install windows first and set aside free space for ubuntu then you install ubuntu with remaining free space alongside windows for Dual boot
[01:23] <Evil_Creep> minimec: Got Alsamixer -c 0 to work all the volumes are maxed. Still don't know how to make a device default yet.
[01:23] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Don't understand yet all I do not know about this sloyation try and let's see what the package manager tells us -> sudo apt-get purge linux-image-extra-3.5.0-32-generic .. maybe I see my error !
[01:24] <Bray90820> Is there any difference between a single and double quote in the terminal
[01:24] <ddelrio1986> john38, I've already done that. Windows 8.1 is installed and I have 250GB of unallocated space available for Ubuntu.
[01:25] <ddelrio1986> I've disabled secure boot, Intel Rapid Start, and fast boot as well.
[01:25] <john38> ddelrio1986, ubuntu should give you the option to install with remaining space
[01:25] <Evil_Creep> minimec: Hmm, Alsamixer says Card is HDA Intel PCH but the Chip is Intel CougarPoint HDMI..
[01:25] <ddelrio1986> john38, yeah I know it does but it doesn't.
[01:25] <ddelrio1986> I only have erase disk and install or something else...
[01:25] <Coburn> ...
[01:26] <berend> darkelfjuggalo: it's two ones
[01:26] <Coburn> do you have a hibernation file on the windows partitions?
[01:26] <john38> ddelrio1986, well i never used 13.10 but i know 12.04 does
[01:26] <minimec> Evil_Creep: You can probably set that in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf or something like that...
[01:26] <ddelrio1986> They both should.
[01:26] <Coburn> if you have a hiberfil.sys on the windows partition, it will refuse to do anything related to the partitions due to windows bug
[01:26] <john38> ddelrio1986, hmm thats strange
[01:26] <Coburn> afaik.
[01:27] <berend> Bray90820: yes, single quote won't expand variables, double quote does.
[01:27] <john38> ddelrio1986, why dont you just install 12.04 its long term support for up to 4-5 years
[01:27] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Still no-go. http://pastebin.com/mWWU9rVN
[01:27] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:27] <john38> I got a question is it possible to reinstall Ubuntu but keep remaining files intact and access them with reinstalled ubuntu
[01:28] <ddelrio1986> I'm doubtful that 12.04 will give the option if 13.10 is not.
[01:28] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at /mWWU9rVN .
[01:28] <minimec> Evil_Creep: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Advanced_Linux_Sound_Architecture -> 'Set the default sound card'
[01:28] <john38> ddelrio1986, im dual booting windows 7 and 12.04 right now
[01:29] <ddelrio1986> john38, I understand that dude but something else is going on here. Probably something to do with UEFI or something that is not allowed Ubuntu to detect my Windows installation.
[01:29] <manlycode> Does anybody know how the boot up of a Digitalocean ubuntu box works? I need help deugging an upstart script, and I've been spinning my wheels.
[01:29] <Bray90820> berend: thanks that's really good to know
[01:30] <john38> ddelrio1986, oh thats a little over my head lol isnt that an option you have to enable or disable in BIOS
[01:30] <ddelrio1986> john38, I think I'll just manually install it to the empty space which won't allow me to boot windows. Then I'll use boot repair to allow windows to work again.
[01:30] <ddelrio1986> On some UEFI computers you can change them to work in legacy mode but on this one you can't.
[01:30] <john38> oh
[01:30] <ddelrio1986> Besides Ubuntu should work just find when installed in UEFI mode.
[01:31] <john38> ddelrio1986, by any chance are you familiar with systemrescuecd
[01:31] <EricRabil> hi
[01:31] <EricRabil> either im blind or they took it down,
[01:31] <EricRabil> but,
[01:32] <whoever> hi, all, i need some help adding a network printer an epson wf3520
[01:32] <EricRabil> where is the windows installer (wubi) on the download page? i dont see it anymore
[01:32] <john38> I got a question is it possible to reinstall Ubuntu but keep remaining files intact and access them with reinstalled ubuntu
[01:32] <k1l_> EricRabil: dont use wubi. make a real install or use a live system
[01:32] <EricRabil> why cant i use wubi? its worked in the past
[01:32] <whoever> i am tring to add it  through the setting and  the window seems to look up and "force quite "
[01:33] <EricRabil> i tried to do a live install as i cant find the installer,
[01:33] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:33] <k1l_> EricRabil: because it has issues with modern windows and modern kernels
[01:33] <EricRabil> my pc does not detect it and reboots when attempting to load in
[01:33] <EricRabil> it works with windows 8
[01:33] <EricRabil> no wait
[01:33] <EricRabil> no it doesnt, i meant windows 7
[01:33] <EricRabil> typo xD
[01:33] <EricRabil> it worked for windows 7 when i last used in
[01:34] <Evil_Creep> minimec: http://pastebin.com/6g9sPv20  even directly testing the analog sound device errors.
[01:35] <SchrodingersScat> EricRabil: afaik it's being phased out because it was always not really the best solution and had some arbitrary limitations iirc
[01:35] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:36] <john38> is it possible to reinstall Ubuntu but keep remaining files intact and access them with reinstalled ubuntu
[01:36] <EricRabil> is there any remaining download links? its the only one i know that works, i tried to use the installer and it didnt detect my current OS so i cant dual boot. i tried partitioning but my pc does not allow me to boot into the partion
[01:36] <psusi> john38, yes
[01:36] <john38> psusi, yes to what?
[01:36] <psusi> yes you can reinstall unbuntu but keep your files intact
[01:36] <john38> psusi, i got a problem
[01:37] <john38> psusi, my ubuntu crashed and says reboot and insert boot media when ready
[01:37] <minimec> Evil_Creep: Now I have to admit that I dint't have to dig alsa configuration for years... Well in 'good old days' I had to... I still think we are getting closer, but you probably adapt you alsa-base.conf to fit your hardware.
[01:37] <john38> psusi, im trying to access system with systemrescuecd do you know anything about that
[01:37] <psusi> nope
[01:38] <EricRabil> unless someone has a tutorial that can be done in 2 hours or less to dual boot ubuntu and windows, i really need wubi...
[01:38] <psusi> the ubuntu desktop install cd should be able to do anything you need though
[01:38] <EricRabil> a side note: ubuntu cant detect my OS (i attempted install with flashdrive)
[01:38] <psusi> EricRabil, pop in the install cd, boot from it, choose install beside windows... wait ~20 minutes... done.
[01:38] <john38> psusi, does lucid lynx have the option to keep files
[01:39] <EricRabil> is flashdrive not a good idea?
[01:39] <psusi> john38, don't thik so... lucid is *very* old
[01:39] <EricRabil> i mean i can do a cd, its just i dont have that big of a cd atm
[01:39] <SchrodingersScat> EricRabil: hmm, thought it came on some of the iso's, but I only have back to 13.04, and I do not see it on that.  I could be remembering that completely wrong, keep that in mind
[01:40] <EricRabil> wait you're confusing me...
[01:40] <EricRabil> what came on some isos
[01:40] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: OK. that is good info, we can work with that. See if you can duplicate this -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2174867 <- Post #11. Look the thread over carefully, see if you understand how to adapt your situation to that of post # 11.
[01:40] <EricRabil> are you talking about wubi or installation dual boot
[01:40] <gshmu> Non-ASCII character '\xcb' in file                                What should i do?
[01:40] <psusi> EricRabil, flash drive works too
[01:40] <EricRabil> Okay scratch off WUBI, i have one question
[01:41] <SchrodingersScat> EricRabil: i thought i remembered seeing a wubi.exe in there, as like an option for people, what do you mean download link? but yeah, do a flash drive if you can? but you said computer wouldn't boot it?
[01:41] <john38> Anybody here have any experience with Systemerescuecd for Linux???
[01:41] <Evil_Creep> minimec: I don't have anything fancy.. just a normal last year Gigabyte Intel motherboard with onboard sound.
[01:41] <EricRabil> Why cant my installer see that I have another OS installed
[01:41] <EricRabil> my installer is being run from a flash drive
[01:41] <EricRabil> if that says anything
[01:41] <Evil_Creep> minimec: no GPU.. just onboard video.
[01:41] <psusi> EricRabil, be more specific... the output of sudo parted -l in a terminal might be helpful ( pastebin )
[01:41] <SchrodingersScat> EricRabil: installer for what? what's the other os?
[01:43] <EricRabil> the current os is Windows 7. i need to install a linux system, Ubuntu (cuz i love it), to run this program that currently is for mac and linux only. i want to dual boot cause im scared to switch completely. however, in the installer, it says it does not detect another operating system, so i only have the option to format my hard drive OR install to partition. i chose partition, installed partition, rebooted, but i cant find any opt
[01:43] <EricRabil> says that the partition is in a filetype unknown
[01:43] <EricRabil> so
[01:43] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: I'll check it out
[01:43] <EricRabil> theres your detailed explanation to my problem :P
[01:43] <ddelrio1986> Should your swap be a logical partition?
[01:43] <EricRabil> so the question is...
[01:43] <EricRabil> why?
[01:43] <EricRabil> why it no see my os
[01:43] <EricRabil> :D
[01:44] <psusi> EricRabil, again, need more details... start with the output of sudo parted -l in a pastebin
[01:44] <minimec> Evil_Creep: So probably something like 'options snd_hda_intel index=<number>'
[01:44] <EricRabil> how can i get to that..?
[01:44] <psusi> EricRabil, open a terminal, type "sudo parted -l" copy and paste the output to pastebin.com
[01:44] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look it over, if needed, we will discuss, ( there was no point in me reinventing someone else's wheel ) .
[01:45] <EricRabil> i'll do my best
[01:45] <EricRabil> i'll be back when done
[01:45] <EricRabil> gotta reload os
[01:45] <EricRabil> :F
[01:45] <psusi> EricRabil, you can get on irc from the desktop cd ;)
[01:46]  * psusi goes to pour himself another drink while waiting for this compile to finish and listening to bloodhound gang
[01:46] <john38> Can somebody help me out quick??
[01:46] <SchrodingersScat> psusi: please be more specific
[01:46] <Busybyeski> i still have ubuntu one in my launcher and top panel after 14.04 is that intended? thought they were phasing it out
[01:47] <citrix> Rah
[01:48] <psusi> SchrodingersScat, you know that because you have a double "Ss" in your spelling, you are named after a man's poo right?
[01:48] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: So in a nutshell: 1.Determine current version 2. manually remove headers of preceding images 3. remove modules of those headers and boot images 4. repair 5. properly remove old kernels/headers
[01:48] <john38> I suspect that my harddrive has failed because im trying to reinstall ubuntu but the installation steps are not recognizing partitions for Mount
[01:49] <SchrodingersScat> psusi: it can mean other things
[01:49] <psusi> john38, open the disk utility and check the drive's SMART health status
[01:49] <john38> psusi, i cant even access the system
[01:49] <psusi> john38, boot from the install cd
[01:50] <john38> psusi, i booted from livecd and chose "Try ubuntu" it wont recognize any previous partition or disk
[01:50] <EricRabil> dont have much time before the ubuntu internet gives out
[01:50] <EricRabil> what do i put in the terminal?
[01:50] <john38> psusi, even after running sudopart -l in terminal
[01:51] <EricRabil> quickly, rapido!
[01:51] <john38> psusi, check this out http://paste.ubuntu.com/7303332/
[01:52] <SchrodingersScat> EricRabil: sudo parted -l
[01:52] <psusi> john38, doesn't look good... likely the drive is totally dead... pastebin /var/log/syslog
[01:53] <john38> psusi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7303316/.....this is after typeing ...lsblk
[01:53] <EricRabil> http://pastebin.com/z34dxz57
[01:53] <EricRabil> i shall reconnect to a stronger connection
[01:53] <johndropper> which dir can i find my apps in?
[01:54] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Yeah, You are running kernel .43 do not mess with it, or any of them above (44 & 48). We can hope that 'install -f' will take care of them. // make your strings up in accord with your 'dpkg -l' outputs. When done and the system is stable, there will remain some more clen up to do. We will get to that clean up .
[01:54] <EricRabil> so
[01:54] <EricRabil> hope that pastebin thing helps
[01:54] <Bashing-om> clen/clean *
[01:54] <EricRabil> :D
[01:55] <EricRabil> the 69 gb is the linux install
[01:55] <EricRabil> idk why theres two
[01:56] <psusi> EricRabil, hrm.. nothing wrong there... you are sure the installer doesn't give the option for a side by side install?
[01:56] <john38> psusi, is there any way i can backup documents on HD maybe switch to another system might the cables be defective ....should i put hardrive in freezer?????
[01:57] <psusi> john38, system doesn't seem to see it *at all*...  does your bios see it?  if not, it's either disconnected/bad cable, or completely toast and gone
[01:58] <john38> psusi, you know let me see ...i'll check BIOS
[02:00] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: In the 'dpkg -l ' output, ignore those that are marked "rc" (Removed/Config files remain) .. that is but part of the clean up !
[02:00] <john38> psusi, ok its now showing up in bios...im going to check cables
[02:03] <ambush276> hey guys i was wondering how can i automatically execute an sh script during a deb installation
[02:03] <johndropper> how do i uninstall an app
[02:03] <johndropper> ?
[02:03] <ambush276> basically im creating a deb file
[02:03] <johndropper> perf from the term
[02:03] <ambush276> and when the user clicks on the deb to install i want it to run an sh script
[02:04] <ambush276> hence i have stuf in my deb package but i want the SH to execute
[02:04] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/tSUQTyyu
[02:04] <EricRabil> hello again :F
[02:04] <k1l_> johndropper: sudo apt-get remove package
[02:04] <ambush276> is this even possible?
[02:04] <ambush276> or is it possible to run terminal commands during a deb install?
[02:05] <k1l_> ambush276: #ubuntu-app-devel or #ubuntu-motu
[02:05] <ambush276> kk thanks
[02:05] <berend> ambush276: read the docs, yes, you can install
[02:05] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastebin.com/9adHrPJz We're looking better
[02:05] <k1l_> there even is #ubuntu-packagin ambush276
[02:06] <k1l_> #ubuntu-packaging that is
[02:06] <johndropper> i did that but fo rsome reason it wont work
[02:06] <ambush276> kk thanks kil
[02:06] <k1l_> johndropper: sudo apt-get remove package
[02:06] <ambush276> kIl
[02:07] <ElixirVitae> Hello.
[02:07] <ElixirVitae> I can't seem to play youtube videos with Firefox or Chromium.
[02:08] <ns5> I'm try to use PROMPT_COMMAND to change the title of windows putty window, ubuntu server 12.04.4.  It does not work, any idea?
[02:08] <ElixirVitae> And I tried Chrome, and it works fine.
[02:08] <johndropper> Elixirvitae: Install google chrome
[02:08] <uwe> Hello, I'm still running 13.04, I can't find an easy way to trigger upgrade, using the software update or running do-release-upgrade both return saying no new release found
[02:08] <ElixirVitae> What might be the reason?
[02:08] <k1l_> ElixirVitae: install peppflash-nonfree
[02:08] <Iriez> Could someone help me implement this script into my ubuntu install?  http://askubuntu.com/questions/105266/upstart-jobs-and-init-d-scripts-not-launching
[02:09] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Catching up, looking at /tSUQTyyu .
[02:09] <ElixirVitae> What is thati k1l_?
[02:09] <ElixirVitae> Also, I didn't have this problem until two days ago.
[02:09] <Iriez> (and to verify its executing)
[02:09] <k1l_> uwe: make sure the update-path does not link to LTS (under updates in system settings)
[02:09] <minimec> ElixirVitae: 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras' will install lots of codecs and also flash. For chromium there is a new 'pepperflashplugin-nonfree' for 14.04.
[02:09] <john38> psusi, damn you were right it was a loose or bad cable something boots up fine now
[02:09] <k1l_> ElixirVitae: that is the flash from google because adobe doesnt ship flash anymore
[02:09] <ElixirVitae> I'm on 12.04, minimec
[02:10] <k1l_> ElixirVitae: its the flash that is build in chrome
[02:10] <ElixirVitae> But I tried with HTML5 and I still couldn't play?
[02:11] <minimec> ElixirVitae: Ok. Still ubuntu-restricted-extras is available for your distro. But you said you had it working until 2 days ago. So flash is installed but not working. In that case I don't have a suggestion right now. On my 12.04 desktop flash works.
[02:13] <EricRabil> ahem
[02:13] <EricRabil> who was i talking to earlier about my linux issue?
[02:13] <EricRabil> the one i gave my pastebin to?
[02:13] <ElixirVitae> Version 57 of restricted-extras, which seems current, is installed in my system.
[02:14] <uwe> k1l_, in the software update, i've made sure that the check is for "any new version", i assume this is the equivelnt, as i do not have "updates" in system settings
[02:14] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: YES ! .. looking good ! .. OK, show me a new -> dpkg -l | grep linux- <- . And I bet we are ready to start the cleanup things.
[02:14] <k1l_> uwe: yes
[02:14] <k1l_> uwe: what which version does "lsb_release -a" give you?
[02:15] <uwe> raring
[02:15] <uwe> i can always force upgrade by changing raring to saucy in /etc/apt/sources.list , but i dont understand why this is not being triggered
[02:15] <johndropper> how do you install a printer in ubuntu 14.04? i click printers and nothing happens
[02:15] <k1l_> uwe: and "sudo apt-get update" and then"sudo do-release-upgrade" dont work?
[02:16] <johndropper>  how do you install a printer in ubuntu 14.04? i click printers and nothing happens
[02:16] <uwe> k1l_, nop !
[02:17] <k1l_> uwe: can you put that in a pastebin please?
[02:17] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Sorry, reached paste limit, i'm going to have ot post to pastie.org
[02:17] <Evil_Creep> minimec: Seems I can now play sound with sudo and hear it. But normal users still error when running sound commands.
[02:18] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastie.org/9099001
[02:18] <k1l_> uwe: and a "cat /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades" too, please
[02:18] <esde> i know im about to ask a LMDE question in here, and this isnt "the place for LMDE questions". but this one isn't distro-specific i dont think. I'm trying to install hexchat and i keep getting errors. about dependencies, any ideas? http://pastebin.com/5DrGKGZV
[02:18] <uwe> k1l_, https://textb.org/t/sznpuhdb39/
[02:19] <uwe> k1l_, last info appended to the same url
[02:20] <minimec> Evil_Creep: Well that's a start... ;) I think you can configure alsa with an '.alsarc' in the usrs /home directory. On the other hand, it could simply be, that you have to add the user to the 'audio' group in /etc/group
[02:20] <k1l_> uwe: hmm. that looks good so far. can you try to change to the main-servers instead of the local ones?
[02:21] <Evil_Creep> minimec: I've already added my main user to audio but that didn't seem to allow it to play sounds.
[02:21] <uwe> sure, but if that works, thats quit alarming ...
[02:21] <EricRabil> whoever i gave that pastebin to, i'll be back tommorow. bai
[02:21] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Well, did not know there was alimit ! Look'n at 9099001 .
[02:22] <johndropper> I really need help guys
[02:22] <johndropper> my printer iconwill not open so i can add a printer
[02:22] <johndropper> any help?
[02:24] <minimec> Evil_Creep: I guess it needs a small tweak in /etc/modrpobe.d/alsa-base.conf again.
[02:24] <johndropper> ok dont everyone jump at once
[02:24] <uwe> k1l_, sure, but if that works, thats quit alarming ... (so far it seems to be fetching stuff, that it did not in the past - This is the GUI tool this time)
[02:25] <uwe> k1l_, nop, reported questioning internet connectivity, then said not updates, i'll try from the command line
[02:25] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Let's do some clean up; 1st steps -> sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade . If that runs well, we start removing no longer need stuff.
[02:27] <uwe> k1l_, command line (apt-get update ; do-release-upgrade) behaves the same : https://textb.org/t/m27vd0envk/
[02:28] <berend> johndropper: is there an add printer button?
[02:29] <minimec> Evil_Creep: Is there still a 'pulse' group in /etc/group? Well I would remove that one, if it exists...
[02:30] <Evil_Creep> minimec: Yay, sound works. It seems all I had to do was add my user to audio AND REBOOT.
[02:30] <k1l_> uwe: hmm. that should not be an issue at all. can you try to run a "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" just to make sure your system is fully upgraded so far (package-wise)
[02:30] <mikeche1en> if i am connected to a vpn, is there any way to access devices on the local network as well?
[02:30] <uwe> k1l_, non, all 0
[02:31] <minimec> Evil_Creep: I just checked that. There is no 'normal' user added to 'pulse' or 'pulse-access', but still...
[02:32] <Evil_Creep> minimec: Doesn't matter now.. PulseAudio is removed. But sound works now.
[02:32] <k1l_> uwe: ok last thing i would suggest is to remove the PPAs that error anyways. maybe that blocks something (which should not block something)
[02:32] <minimec> Evil_Creep: Congrats... ;)
[02:33] <lewis__> why  when you kill something it doesn't stay killed   it just adds another PID #
[02:34] <k1l_> lewis__: depends on what you kill
[02:34] <lewis__> network manager
[02:35] <berend> lewis__: you're killing a "child", someone is watching it and starting it again :-)
[02:35] <lewis__> ok how do i find who is watching
[02:37] <berend> lewis__: perhaps try ptree?
[02:37] <uwe> k1l_, nop ; https://textb.org/t/zbzvjd5emc/
[02:37] <lewis__> ok will do
[02:37] <lewis__> brb
[02:37] <berend> or if we can get top or ps to display the parent id?
[02:38] <Omegacalibur> Hi guys. Im about to upgrade ubuntu 12.04 to ubuntu 14.04 but was wondering would "sudo do-release-upgrade" work on desktop version or do I need to use update manager?
[02:38] <k1l_> uwe: hmmm. then i got no clue why the upgrade is blocked
[02:38] <berend> lewis__: this works: ps -eo ppid,args | grep NetworkManager
[02:38] <berend> on my system the parent id is 1.
[02:38] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: What is the situationnow ? - impatient I know - still, inquiring minds want to know .
[02:39] <berend> that's not a process you want to kill....
[02:39] <raparkhurst> hello
[02:39] <raparkhurst> I'm sure this has been asked, but why isn't likewise-open included in ubuntu 14.04?
[02:39] <berend> Omegacalibur: can't see it making any difference, but I've always used the gui on the desktop as I usually continue working while it upgrades :-)
[02:39] <Omegacalibur> btw for upgrading should i use terminal do-release-upgrade or should i use gui to upgrade (or does it make no difference)?
[02:40] <Omegacalibur> ok thanks
[02:40] <Omegacalibur> ok thanks =)
[02:40] <berend> (try that on Windows!)
[02:40] <minimec> Omegacalibur: If you do ...do-release-upgrade, disable all ppa's! Otherwise, it should work, but is not recommended.
[02:40] <k1l_> !info likewise-open
[02:40] <Omegacalibur> ok il use gui to be safe
[02:41] <uwe> k1l_, i'm not even sure i have much info to report a decent bug
[02:41] <k1l_> raparkhurst: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LikewiseOpen
[02:41] <sig3579> Hello all, I have a cinnamon related question and I thought this was the best place to ask. I search online and the best solution was to use dconf however I could not get it to correct the issue. My window background is black and I would like to change it. Running ubuntu 14.04 and latest cinnamon nightly. Screenshot here: http://imagebin.org/306868 Thank you in advance.
[02:42] <k1l_> sig3579: best is to ask the mint guys (or the PPA maintainer). cinnamon got removed from 14.04 repos (and debian repos aswell)
[02:42] <raparkhurst> K1l and ubotto:  Thanks for the response..  I saw that...Is it intended to be included and there wasn't time for the release or is it being phased out?
[02:42] <k1l_> raparkhurst: just read the first sentences on the link i gave you
[02:42] <sig3579> k1l:  is it coming back to the repos once its tested and stable?
[02:43] <sig3579> I asked the question there as well, waiting patiently.
[02:43] <raparkhurst> k1l_:  ah ok...thanks and sorry for the question
[02:43] <veturi__> Anybody know why i have no syslogs?
[02:43] <k1l_> sig3579: if the cinnamon devs solve the issues it could come back. but that is not happening for 14.04.
[02:44] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Everything went well: http://pastie.org/9099021
[02:44] <Bashing-om> veturi__:  A minimal install ? and 'anacron' is not installed ?
[02:44] <sig3579> k1l:  thank you for the information. I have seen activity over the past few days by the ppa maintaner. Fingers crossed.
[02:45] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at 9099021 .
[02:46] <veturi__> Bashing-om, full install of 14.04 , I remember having them in the old LTS version
[02:46] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: "The following packages have been kept back: " do: -> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade <-. We will do that cleanup at some point !
[02:47] <johndropper> can anyone help me?
[02:47] <johndropper> i cant get software center to launch
[02:48] <Bashing-om> veturi__: Soory then, Have not encountered that one else in that minimal install situation.
[02:48] <veturi__> Bashing-om, thanks
[02:49] <johndropper> can anyone help?
[02:49] <johndropper> anyone
[02:49] <cfhowlett> !patience|johndropper
[02:49] <minimec> johndropper: That's not a bug, but a feature... ;) <- Sorry for that personal joke. Try to launch 'software-center' once in a terminal. Maybe you get some indications, why it fails...
[02:49] <joseluis64> johndropper I suggest you to not rely so much on the software center, better use synaptic
[02:50] <johndropper> yeah
[02:51] <joseluis64> better enough use aptitude, in commandline, but very fast
[02:51] <johndropper> gotcha so no one knows
[02:51] <johndropper> coo
[02:51] <johndropper> l
[02:51] <ylolek> dsfs
[02:51] <ylolek> na enyi kis gecik
[02:52] <ylolek> exit
[02:52] <minimec> johndropper: As I told you... Launch software-center in a terminal and read the output.
[02:52] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://pastie.org/9099031 upgraded
[02:52] <johndropper> I have uninstalled it and reinstalled with same prob
[02:53] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at 9099031 .
[02:53] <joseluis64> johndropper do what minimec told you, open it from Terminal, you should get some important output there
[02:53] <johndropper> this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/7303995/
[02:54] <joseluis64> it looks that some dependencies are missing (cairo)
[02:55] <joseluis64> and others..
[02:55] <minimec> johndropper: 'dpkg -l libcairo2' Do you se a (ii) next to it?
[02:56] <johndropper> you want me to run that command?
[02:56] <minimec> jaapio: definitely ;)
[02:57] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Great ! -> sudo apt-get autoremove , sudo apt-get clean , apt-get -f install . and the biggy -> dpkg --list |grep "^rc" | cut -d " " -f 3 | xargs sudo dpkg --purge <- .
[02:58] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: *sudo apt-get 0f install **
[02:58] <johndropper> here now http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304033/
[02:58] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Sheesshh *sudo apt-get -f install ***
[02:59] <johndropper> minimec: ?
[02:59] <minimec> johndropper: do you use the default ubuntu unity desktop. In that case you could simply 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop'. That should install all missing dependencies on your desktop.
[03:00] <minimec> johndropper: So libcairo2 is installed. Try the '--reinstall' command above if you are on ubuntu unity.
[03:00] <fobelx> hi. i have 64-bit ubuntu and want to install 32-bit compat libs for libboost_serialization. what package do i need to install?
[03:00] <berend> fobelx: usually that's automatically installed for you.
[03:00] <berend> if it comes from a repository.
[03:01] <fobelx> berend: i checked my /usr/lib32/libboost_serialization* and it isn't there.
[03:01] <johndropper> minimec: I tried that and still no work
[03:01] <johndropper> i use ubuntu 14.04 desktop
[03:01] <berend> fobelx: ah you're not installing an app, you just want to install a 32-bit lib.
[03:02] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304059/
[03:03] <johndropper> ok guys
[03:03] <johndropper> thans
[03:03] <johndropper> thanks
[03:03] <fobelx> berend: yes
[03:03] <johndropper> no worky for me
[03:03] <Obiwantje> Guys - I need some help - I am running 14.04 on my HP Envy DV7 and it is running CRAZY hot - even on the powersave setting
[03:03] <Obiwantje> 85 Celcius doin nothing
[03:04] <johndropper> Obiwantje: Goodluck gettign an answer
[03:04] <Obiwantje> it has one of those i7 procs in it
[03:04] <Obiwantje> and single video only
[03:04] <minimec> johndropper: ok. You could try to rename or delete the 'software-center' folder you find in '.config' in your /home/yourname directory. Like that the software-center 'thinks' that it is started the first time. maybe that helps. Otherwise I don't have some new ideas.
[03:04] <berend> fobelx: probably a better way, but what about downloading the 32-bit by hand, then install with "dpkg -i" ?
[03:05] <minimec> johndropper: <ctrl>h in the file manager to show hidden files and directories.
[03:05] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at m/7304059/ .
[03:07] <fobelx> berend: okay thanks i'll try it
[03:07] <joseluis64> I have another question... I installed unity with this sudo aptitude install unity, installed a lot of pacakges but I have no "Ubuntu session" in the greeter
[03:08] <lotuspsychje> morning to all
[03:08] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: By Golly ! Now that do look good ! .. once more -> dpkg -l | grep linux-image- <- ok, are you in a position where you can reboot ?
[03:09] <joseluis64> installing gnome-session makes no difference
[03:09] <Iriez> Hello: I've implemented this script in this ask ubuntu thread, but i wanted to verify that its actually running on shutdown. Can someone explain to me how I can do this? Im assuming i need to remove the graphical interface so i can see what the output is at shutdown? http://askubuntu.com/questions/105266/upstart-jobs-and-init-d-scripts-not-launching
[03:09] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304094/
[03:10] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: I can reboot, unfortunately i have irssi running in a tmux terminal on this machine
[03:10] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: So i'd be gone for a sec (could kick IRC on my laptop if things went awry)
[03:11] <minimec> johndropper: I tumbled upon a possible solution. It was suggested to do 'sudo update-apt-xapian-index'. That may take a little time and your CPU will run 'high'. So don't be afraid. You are just updating an index. You will not harm the system. Maybe that helos.
[03:11] <minimec> johndropper: ... helps.
[03:11] <johndropper> minimec: thanks for the hints and tips
[03:12] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at /7304094/ . // I do not expect there to be a problem, but want to see you up on that latest kernel. and all well and great.
[03:12] <nahtnam> Hello! I need a little bit of help. I was updating from ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04. My computer froze and I had to force restart. Now, it loads 14.04 but when I login, it just takes me back to the login screen (loop). I have a burned copy of 14.04. How can I recover everyting?
[03:12] <minimec> johndropper: No problem.
[03:12] <nahtnam> As well as a burned copy of 12.04
[03:13] <lotuspsychje> nahtnam: enter grub at boot, and see if you can still boot your 12.04
[03:13] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Sounds good, going for a reboot now
[03:13] <nahtnam> lotuspsychje: How do enter grub at boot (sorry, im slightly new to this)
[03:14] <lotuspsychje> nahtnam: hold shift during the boot process to enter grub
[03:14] <nahtnam> lotuspsychje: kk
[03:14] <lotuspsychje> nahtnam: then choose a previous kernel to boot
[03:14] <nahtnam> Ok. Ill be back! :D
[03:14] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Is that pretty or what ? .. clean as a whistle. All that is pending is see what kernel you reboot onto.
[03:14] <lotuspsychje> nahtnam: good luck
[03:15] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Where we're going, we don't need roads
[03:15] <uwe> k1l_, just FYI https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/1310891
[03:16] <johndropper> minimec: doing it now
[03:17] <lotuspsychje> someone knows a suX replacement i can use to run appliactions for another user?
[03:17] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Looking good
[03:18] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: 3.5.0-48-generic
[03:20] <Guest85950> hi all, I just installed 14.04 and now the pkg system is broken , do i need to do a clean install to fix? I have attempted to allow it to repair itself but it didn't
[03:21] <ghs> There is some developer Ubuntu here ?
[03:21] <Guest85950> ghs: not me but what is the issue
[03:21] <cfhowlett> ghs dev's don't generally hang out in the support channel
[03:22] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Outstanding ! All cleaned up and perking right on along, not a care in the world !
[03:22] <minimec> Guest85950: probably not. Try 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' in a terminal.
[03:23] <Ben64> Guest85950: did you clean install 14.04? how is it "broken" ?
[03:24] <Iriez> Hello: I've implemented this script in this ask ubuntu thread, but i wanted to verify that its actually running on shutdown. Can someone explain to me how I can do this? Im assuming i need to remove the graphical interface so i can see what the output is at shutdown? http://askubuntu.com/questions/105266/upstart-jobs-and-init-d-scripts-not-launching
[03:24] <fobelx> anyone know where to get multiarch packages for libboost_serialization?
[03:24] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Thanks a ton, was going to try to wing it but decided to come in for reinforcements when apt didn't seem to be covering it
[03:24] <ghs> I'm with problems with the Ubuntu 14.04. Nobody still not me helped. The AskUbuntu.com too not can me help with this issue. Some said that is hardware, but, can't to be, however, the Ubuntu 12.04 works perfectly. I need of support special.
[03:24] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: So how do avoid hitting this point in the future? apt-get autoremove more frequently?
[03:25] <truth>  I am using 14.04 and I am trying to edit the nautilus context menu to change the "move to rubbish bin" to "delete"  I would be thankful if anyone could help or point me to a resource that could help me.
[03:25] <Caveat> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPO81Fz4s2g
[03:25] <Guest85950> wow several reboots helped it fix its self
[03:25] <syeekick> where are the right click context menus in nautilus config files? 14.04
[03:25] <sontek_> Hey, I just installed ubuntu 14.04 and when I full screen terminal it goes underneath the bar on the left.  Other apps like chrome and xchat don't do this
[03:25] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Uh huh, 2 heads are always better than one. Just remmeber where it came from, and pass it along.
[03:26] <truth> @syeekick I dont know, if I knew I could edit them no problem.
[03:27] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Yep, 'till ya get to 13.10 + ( autoremove then removes those old kernels), just 'df -h ' some times. Keep an eye on things.
[03:28] <syeekick> anyone know?
[03:29] <nahtnam> Hello!
[03:29] <nahtnam> Im back.
[03:29] <nahtnam> It didnt work.
[03:29] <nahtnam> :(
[03:29] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Keep.n an eye on things -> sudo du -sx * | sort -n , du -h /<dir> | sort -nr | less <- for large directories.
[03:30] <nahtnam> I checked everything on the "Previous Version" and they all lead to 14.04
[03:31] <nahtnam> Recap of what happened. I was updating from 12.04 to 14.04. My computer froze. I had to restart. Now it boots into 14.04 and when I type in my login details, it just takes me back to the login page (loop).
[03:31] <holstein> nahtnam: can you login as another user?
[03:31] <nahtnam> holstein: I only have 1 user
[03:31] <syeekick> where are the right click context menus in nautilus config files? 14.04 where the values "move to waste basket, copy etc" are held
[03:31] <holstein> nahtnam: sure.. make one, and try it
[03:31] <cfhowlett> !patience|syeekick
[03:31] <nahtnam> holstein: How can I make one if I cant login?
[03:31] <Ben64> nahtnam: can you get to console? CTRL+ALT+F1
[03:31] <nahtnam> Ben64: Ill try.
[03:31] <nahtnam> Ill be back
[03:31] <holstein> nahtnam: many ways.. i would do it from a consol.. "sudo adduser
[03:31] <nahtnam> in a min
[03:32] <holstein> !tty | nahtnam
[03:32] <syeekick> ok :)
[03:32] <syeekick> just thought i'd reiterate
[03:32] <holstein> nahtnam: there is also the guest user.. if you can login as another user, then the issue is in your users config, not the system
[03:32] <nahtnam> Ok, ill be back
[03:34] <nahtnam_> hey guys. loging in as another user doesn't work!
[03:35] <nahtnam_> I have 12.04 and 14.04 CDs. is it possible to recover from that?
[03:35] <holstein> nahtnam: i would just fresh install.. but please elaboarte about what "doesnt works "about the new user
[03:35] <holstein> elaboarate*
[03:35] <cfhowlett> holstein elaborate?
[03:36] <holstein> cfhowlett: thanks!
[03:36] <nahtnam_> holstein:  when I login, it shows some terminal style text. then it just takes me back to the login screen.
[03:36] <nahtnam_> its too fast to read
[03:36] <Paulus68> since I'm on limited harddrive space on SSD (120 gig) I would like to find a way to backup my home on a daily base(which is perfect possible with grsync or deja dub but would also like to move all the items if the size of the folder is bigger then lests say 50 gig and if possible with a logfile
[03:36] <shawnbon206> hello
[03:36] <holstein> nahtnam_: just backup your data, and fresh install 14.04
[03:37] <nahtnam> holstein:  any other way?
[03:37] <nahtnam> that would be my last resort.
[03:37] <holstein> nahtnam: sure.. literally *anything* you care to try
[03:37] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: (or anyone else) I'm a little leery of the do-release-upgrade, should I just hold off and do clean install?
[03:37] <nahtnam> is it possible to recover through a love cd?
[03:37] <Paulus68> Ghjnut: do a fresh install it's always better
[03:37] <holstein> nahtnam: a fresh install takes me about 8 minutes, so, messing about eith whatever you broke interrupting the update would be my last resort
[03:38] <holstein> nahtnam: a fresh install and back can be done with the.. cd thus, "CD recovery"
[03:38] <holstein> nahtnam: i would try, from the terminal "sudo apt-get update" and see if any errors or messages are presented
[03:38] <nahtnam> holstein: I don't want to backup hundreds l
[03:39] <nahtnam> of gigs
[03:39] <nahtnam> well 122 gigs
[03:39] <johndropper> I still cant get my software center to launch
[03:39] <holstein> nahtnam: you'll lose it when the hard drive fails, so you need to back it up sometime.. might as well be now
[03:39] <truth> Thanks anyway for the help guys, it's not a big deal I will just live with it.
[03:40] <johndropper> here is what it says http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304230/    anybody got an idea here?
[03:40] <minimec> johndropper: Sorry to hear that. I gues I cannot help you further then.
[03:40] <nahtnam> holstein:  ok. :(
[03:41] <johndropper> minimec: history is i deleted a app called cairo. when I was deleting that I deleted some files named cairo and since then software center will not lauch
[03:41] <holstein> johndropper: you are up to date with upgrades?
[03:41] <johndropper> yes
[03:41] <holstein> johndropper: how did you break it in relationg to cario?
[03:41] <shawnbon206> does nyone know much about the radeon driver?
[03:41] <johndropper> I have no clue
[03:41] <johndropper> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304230/
[03:41] <holstein> !ati | shawnbon206
[03:41] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Welp, that is a personal choice. My stem is all tweaked out, set up just absolutely fine. Doing a clean install to that next release is a lot like burying my closest friend.
[03:42] <johndropper> thats what I get when I try to start software center
[03:42] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Also, thought you might want to see this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304234/ Looks like when it ran out of space it did some mounting voodoo
[03:42] <veturi__> johndropper, you probably need that cairo module then?
[03:42] <Paulus68_> nahtnam: you have 2 possibilities either do a fresh install which you parently not quiet fond of doing or buy a second harddrive do a fresh install of ubuntu on that one and use drive where those 122 gigs are installed on as second drive
[03:42] <Bashing-om> stem/system *
[03:42] <johndropper> how tho?
[03:42] <johndropper> veturi: how do i get that module
[03:42] <holstein> johndropper: id say, undo what you did.. if you removed system files
[03:42] <veturi__> johndropper, sudo apt-get install python-cairo
[03:42] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: Look'n at /7304234/ .
[03:42] <veturi__> or
[03:42] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: I follow, this is more of a hack-machine for trying new stuff out so it's sometimes nice to clean it out
[03:43] <shawnbon206> http://www.x.org/wiki/RadeonFeature/#index2h2 specifically which option is more likely to correct tearing in regular videos (not 3d applications)
[03:43] <veturi__> johndropper, or sudo apt-get install python3-cairo
[03:43] <shawnbon206> i already read the entire page, its still not clear which one i should try, thats why i was asking if someone had experience
[03:44] <johndropper> veturi
[03:44] <johndropper> python3-cairo is already the newest version
[03:44] <Paulus68_> since I'm on limited harddrive space on SSD (120 gig) I would like to find a way to backup my home on a daily base(which is perfect possible with grsync or deja dub) but would also like to move all the items if the size of the folder is bigger then lests say 50 gig and if possible with a logfile
[03:44] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: Sorry, completely disregard that df. That was from my host machine (got terminals messed up)
[03:44] <Bashing-om> Ghjnut: "/dev/sr0                  7.7G  7.7G     0 100% /media/ghjnut/D3C1.0.0 " ?? That is the dvd .
[03:44] <Ghjnut> Bashing-om: That would have been some kind of voodoo going on :D
[03:44] <nahtnam> Paulus68_: the problem is that I have MySQL DBS and I dont know where they are stored.
[03:45] <johndropper> veturi: got any other ideas?
[03:45] <minimec> johndropper: Well I guess that was the 'cairo dock'. That's why I suggested to delete the 'software-center' folder in .config. maybe the software-center was aware of that software (and saved that in the configuration), and would have been able to display additional things on the cairo-dock 'bar'. Also that's why I whated to be sure that all the dependencies are setup correctly (reinstall ubuntu-desktop).
[03:46] <crocket> How do I find packages whose versions include "saucy"?
[03:46] <crocket> I just upgraded to trusty.
[03:47] <Bashing-om> crocket: -> http://packages.ubuntu.com/ .
[03:47] <crocket> Bashing-om, I need to search packages installed on my system.
[03:47] <johndropper> minimec: i did the first two of what you just suggested. Whats this reinstall ubuntu-desktop?
[03:47] <minimec> crocket: All you need is available on the packages.ubuntu.com site. You can search packages and check versions...
[03:47] <Paulus68> nahtnam: if you are using mysql dbs the default location would be here /var/lib/mysql/*.*
[03:47] <crocket> minimec, I need to search packages that have "saucy" in its versions on "my system".
[03:48] <johndropper> minimec: tell me a 1 2 3 step process and i will do just that
[03:48] <nahtnam> kk thanks.
[03:48] <crocket> installed packages.
[03:48] <minimec> johndropper: 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop'
[03:48] <johndropper> minimec: so just do that now?
[03:48] <minimec> johndropper: yes. It should fix missing dependencies for a default ubuntu installation.
[03:49] <Bashing-om> crocket: Package manager to the rescue . Lookin for packages -> dpkg -l <package_name> <- .
[03:49] <johndropper> minimec: ok one sec
[03:49] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[03:49] <crocket> Bashing-om, dpkg -l doesn't search in version strings.
[03:49] <inawarminister> hi
[03:49] <silv3r_m00n> i had a few ppa and 3rd party repositories added, after upgrading to ubuntu 14.04, now do i need to manually edit them to change from saucy to trusty ?
[03:50] <kupo_> how do you change them to trusty? i figured you just had to wait
[03:50] <Bashing-om> crocket: Uhm .. there be a problem, as the system tracks by version mumber, the 'saucy' is to be human readable, I think.
[03:50] <johndropper> minimec: I did what you said just now and nothing. Here is what I get when I run software-center
[03:50] <shawnbon206> holstein http://hastebin.com/tozadihafa.coffee
[03:50] <johndropper> justin@justin-HP:/$ software-center
[03:51] <johndropper> Traceback (most recent call last):
[03:51] <johndropper>   File "/usr/bin/software-center", line 128, in <module>
[03:51] <johndropper>     from softwarecenter.ui.gtk3.app import SoftwareCenterAppGtk3
[03:51] <johndropper>   File "/usr/share/software-center/softwarecenter/ui/gtk3/app.py", line 106, in <module>
[03:51] <unopaste> johndropper you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[03:51] <crocket> Bashing-om, How do I search local packages by version string?
[03:51] <shawnbon206> holstein: thats what the link you posted to me said to do if i wanted help from the community, it told me to run that command and paste it
[03:52] <johndropper> oops
[03:52] <johndropper> minimec: no go
[03:52] <crocket> How do I find local packages that don't belong to any registered repository?
[03:52] <johndropper> minimec: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7304264/
[03:52] <crocket> I just removed some PPA repositories that contained installed packages.
[03:53] <crocket> I need to track those packages and remove them.
[03:53] <minimec> johndropper: Again... Sorry to hear that. I am running out of ideas...
[03:53] <Missingn_> squaboo
[03:53] <crocket> Woo?
[03:53] <johndropper> minimec: was I suppose to delete the .config/software-center and then do reinstall desktop?
[03:56] <Bashing-om> crocket: Think'n, and Nothing comes to mind. Tracking is done in '/var/lib/dpkg/status' , /var/cache/apt/archives/ , /var/lib/dpkg/info/ ...mostly.
[03:56] <wbill> squaboo
[03:56] <shawnbon206> hello
[03:57] <minimec> johndropper: It wount help, I guess. Reinstalling ubuntu-desktop should reinstall missing dependencies. I am surprised that this doesn't help. Reinstalling ubuntu-desktop did not reinstall additional software, right? As last option you could try to 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure software-center', but a 'reinstall' of ubuntu-desktop should have done it.
[03:58] <shawnbon206> how can i reduce tearing on videos using FOSS radeon driver? i already read the entire man page, its still not clear which one i should try, thats why i am asking if someone had experience. for example, the description for sync-to-v-blank made it sound like it was only useful for 3d applications. I dont know if video players are considered 3d applications or not?
[03:58] <shawnbon206> obviously its not crysis 3 ^
[04:00] <igoryonya> is there any way to limit the processor usage for some program, like give it some kind of time share, not using nice with the maximum niceness, like 20, but, for example, give it a 30% of the cpu power, as possible on a virtual machine. So, for example if I my processor is 2Ghz, and I want to allocate only 600Mhz of the cycles  to FireFox, I would run firefox with that comman.
[04:01] <shawnbon206> looks like vsync is already turned on
[04:01] <Bashing-om> crocket: If you know the applications name -> cat /var/lib/dpkg/info/<application_name>.list <- gives what was installed by the package and where.
[04:01] <shawnbon206> glxgears showing 60fps
[04:01] <CrazyZurfer> hey guys.. how is nvidia optimus suppor in ubuntu 14.04? is bumblebee or nvidia prime needed?
[04:02] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: gt nvidia prime
[04:02] <boompro> not bumble
[04:02] <CrazyZurfer> !prime
[04:02] <CrazyZurfer> ok
[04:02] <boompro> prime support ubuntu
[04:02] <Caveat> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9F8QM3tjkTE
[04:03] <nahtnam> Hello. Im in live CD mode right now. How can I access another ubuntu partition and compress it? It says I dont have permission
[04:03] <nahtnam> I need to backup my data and save it onto another partition
[04:04] <minimec> igoryonya: Imagine four people in a car and then you want that one person is driven 60km/h and the others 120km/h... Do you think it is possible. That doesn't seem possible IMHO. BUt I might be wrong...
[04:06] <crocket> Bashing-om, I don't know the application names.
[04:06] <boompro> anybody ask me, whether is anywhere ppa with php 5.4 for ubuntu 14.04 ?
[04:06] <boompro> anybody tell me, whether is anywhere ppa with php 5.4 for ubuntu 14.04 ?
[04:06] <somsip> !php5 | boompro
[04:06] <boompro> ops
[04:06] <somsip> !info php5 | boompro
[04:06] <boompro> ubottu: i need 5.4 not 5.5
[04:07] <boompro> ))
[04:07] <somsip> !ppa | boompro (try ondrej PPA)
[04:07] <shawnbon206> how can i reduce tearing on videos using FOSS radeon driver? i already read the entire man page, its still not clear which one i should try, thats why i am asking if someone had experience. for example, the description for sync-to-v-blank made it sound like it was only useful for 3d applications. I dont know if video players are considered 3d applications or not? also i am getting this message in dmesg which
[04:07] <shawnbon206> says "radeon invalid rom contents" but when i search for this it is usually people complaining about black screen and also most of the explinations for my hardware state efi mode as the blame and nomodeset as the solution, but i'm not using efi
[04:07] <boompro> somsip: onrej have php5.4 only 12.04 ( don't have for trusty
[04:08] <johndropper> minimec: would you be willing to teamview me and see if you can fix the prob
[04:08] <CrazyZurfer> boompro: Ok.. Nvidia-Prime installed.. now what can I do to use my video card?
[04:08] <CrazyZurfer> :)
[04:10] <johndropper> Minimec: i can provide ssh access if youd like
[04:10] <Paulus68> I would like to check all files in a folder if they exceed 1MB to move them to a different folder how do I achieve this?
[04:11] <minimec> johndropper: As I told you... I am running out of ideas... and I would never give ssh access to a stranger... ;)
[04:11] <johndropper> minimec: lol i dont care. I can kill access if i need to.
[04:11] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: sudo apt-get install nvidia-331 nvidia-settings nvidia-prime and reboot
[04:11] <Bashing-om> crocket: Needle in a hay stack ? .. If It were me, I would run -> sudo apt-get update , sudo apt-get upgrade <- and see what the package manager hollers about; start fixing !.
[04:11] <somsip> Paulus68: example here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22518166/bash-moving-a-group-of-files-of-a-certain-size-with-grep-awk-and-xargs
[04:12] <boompro> before install prime sudo apt-get purge bumblebee* bbswitch-dkms
[04:13] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: before install prime: sudo apt-get purge bumblebee* bbswitch-dkms
[04:13] <CrazyZurfer> okay
[04:13] <johndropper> minimec: thanks for the help
[04:13] <CrazyZurfer> I think it's werid that nvidia doesn't offer fully real native support
[04:14] <minimec> johndropper: No problem.
[04:15] <Bashing-om> Paulus68: Maybe something lije this ? -> sudo find / -type f -size +1G -exec du -h {} \; 2>/dev/null | sort -hr | head -n 10 <- .
[04:15] <jimbers> How do I check which video driver I have installed?
[04:16] <Paulus68> Bashing-om: where the /dev/null/ is the new location ?
[04:17] <Bashing-om> jimbers: Terminal command -> sudo lshw- C display <- is one way .
[04:17] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: Yesterday I installed on Samsung RV511 <NP-RF511-S02> there forced to select which video card to use in the settings Nvidia settings
[04:17] <johndropper> I cant figure this out
[04:18] <Paulus68> Bashing-om: I'd use sudo lshw>lshw.txt
[04:19] <jimbers> lubuntu@lubuntu:~$ sudo lshw- C display
[04:19] <jimbers> sudo: lshw-: command not found
[04:19] <Bashing-om> Paulus68: That sequces hunts up all files greater than 1G and all advisories are sent to the bit bucket (/dev/null) the result is printed to screen.
[04:19] <igoryonya> is there any way to limit the processor usage procentagewise for some program, like firefox, for example, so I could launch that program and it will not be able to use more then, for example, 40% of the CPU speed.
[04:19] <jimbers> thats a lower case L right?
[04:20] <bazhang> jimbers, l as in list
[04:20] <CrazyZurfer> boompro: that is asked when you boot or just asked once and stayed for ever?
[04:21] <Paulus68> Bashing-om: the general idea here is to find files bigger then size x and mv them to a second hd so that my ssd(of 120 gig) doesn't get to full
[04:21] <Bashing-om> Paulus68: That "lshw > lshw.txt" qould also work, with lots and lots of unwanted output.
[04:22] <minimec> jimbers: "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep LoadModule" would give you the drivers used by the xserver right now.
[04:22] <Paulus68> Bashing-om: true but at least you are able to look at more comfortably then when it's scrolling over the display( or you have to pipe it offcourse)
[04:23] <Bashing-om> Paulus68: Well, I am sure some one who really knows their bash could craft it up. The above will list those files and from that you would have to manually move them.
[04:24] <shawnbon206> ok, here we go again: i am experiencing severe tearing in videos even though vsync is on (judging by the 60fps in glxgears) and power profile is on high. i had a message in dmesg which might be related, "invalid rom contents", but searching on the internet only brought up issues which strongly seemed unrelated
[04:24] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: he asks which setting to use, just enter the settings Nvidia choose and remain on the new setup, but I think that a reboot is necessary in any case to switch, even though the settings said that simply make logoff
[04:24] <jimbers> Using  paulus68 way I got a line that says PCI (sysfs)
[04:24] <minimec> jimbers: Well that's only partly true, but it gives you a good hint.
[04:24] <CrazyZurfer> boompro: okay, thanks.. i'm going to reboot now to apply changes... I'll thell you later how everything goes...
[04:24] <boompro> à ðóñè÷è åñòü? ))
[04:24] <ghs> The Ubuntu 12.04 will be supported until when ?
[04:25] <Bashing-om> Paulus68: Run the -> sudo lshw -C display <- and see for youtself, compact and obly what you need to know in that context.
[04:25] <Paulus68> jimbers: and now you have to look for a file named lshw.txt in your home dir and open it with gedit
[04:25] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: ok
[04:25] <Paulus68> Bashing-om: ok will do when I'm back on my linux machine thanks for the input
[04:26] <wickedheadache> can you mount a virtual disk in ubuntu, that was / is ntfs?
[04:26] <jimbers> using xchat is there a way to copy text? I can highlight it, but when I right click, I don't see the option of copying
[04:26] <dastaan> ctrl + c
[04:26] <dastaan> :P
[04:26] <Beldar> jimbers, highlighting puts on the clip board to be pasted.
[04:27] <jimbers> dastaan ah, thanks
[04:27] <dastaan> :)
[04:27] <wickedheadache> xD
[04:27] <dastaan> anytime
[04:30] <jimbers> Ok, I found the lshw file, but I'm not sure what all this means. I'm just trying to figure out if my video driver is version number 96.43.19
[04:31] <roasted> Hello friends. I have a system here that resumes immediately after going into suspend mode about 50% of the time. Has anybody seen that on 14.04?
[04:33] <minimec> roasted: That's a 'failsave' behaviour. One of your hardware compnents does not suspend correctly, so the system does not suspend. Famous candidates are... Wifi, Bluetooth, Some USB devices.
[04:33] <roasted> minimec: yeah - that's what I read. I enabled WOL on the device since, well, I wanted WOL, and now it happens...
[04:33] <roasted> minimec: then again I do have a wireless keyboard attached.
[04:34] <roasted> minimec: do you know of any fixes off the top of you rhead while I google further?
[04:36] <minimec> roasted: I would try to eliminate possibilities. Try to suspend once with bluetooth disabled, then wifi disabled, then without external devices. If it fails, check /var/log/messeges or /var/log/syslog
[04:37] <Rakko> I have a gigabit ethernet card and Ubuntu only ever sets it to 100Mbps. Ethtool reports failure when I try to change it. Is that likely due merely to a lack of 1000Mbit support in the Linux driver, or is there something else I'm missing?
[04:37] <minimec> roasted: /var/log/messages ... sorry
[04:37] <roasted> minimec: thing is, if I had to bet my life on it, it'd likely be from WOL since I just enabled it and now this started.
[04:37] <roasted> minimec: but I *want* WOL, hence the :(
[04:38] <minimec> roasted: Now you wil explain me what WOL means ;)
[04:38] <roasted> minimec: wake on lan
[04:38] <minimec> roasted: Got it ;)
[04:39] <root> citrix, hii
[04:40] <roasted> minimec: lot of people reporting this script works well... trying it out now - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1978290
[04:42] <roasted> ....didn't work on 14.04
[04:43] <rubiku> my CRDA is set to SG (singapore) when I actually live in AU (Australia), I can set it to AU by 'iw reg AU' but it changes itself back after a while. Whats going on?
[04:48] <uwotmate> it's probably not the right channel but my keyboard loses 3 shift combinations together with few others, S-d S-f S-g S-k and S-+ . Xev for example recognizes modifier and letter but not the combination. Any help ?
[04:48] <abhra> ubuntu 14.04 could not recognize ethernet over usb facility of huawei e355.any idea about solving it?here is a bug report about this - https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1309054. though it has mentioned about xubuntu 14.04, but it is true for ubuntu as well.
[04:48] <wickedheadache> why is my ubuntu not burning an iso with a dvdrw to cdrw disc?
[04:52] <Ben64> wickedheadache: could you explain that more thoroughly?
[04:53] <wickedheadache> i've been trying to burn from a dvd rw drive to a cdrw thinking it's supported
[04:53] <wickedheadache> most don't work or tell me to enable unsafe options
[04:54] <Ben64> the image is probably bigger than the cd can hold
[04:54] <wickedheadache> no
[04:55] <wickedheadache> it doesn't seem to write,  at all
[04:55] <rubiku_> my CRDA is set to SG (singapore) when I actually live in AU
[04:55] <rubiku_> (Australia), I can set it to AU by 'iw reg AU' but it changes itself
[04:55] <rubiku_> back after a while. Whats going on?
[04:56] <rubiku_> I disconnected because of my bad connection sorry for asking again ;-;
[04:56] <uwotmate>  my keyboard loses 3 shift combinations together with few others, S-d S-f S-g S-k and S-+ . Xev for example recognizes modifier and letter but not the combination. Any help ?
[04:57] <uwotmate> wat cud be causing this ... seriously
[04:57] <wickedheadache> bad keyboard or crap in the way
[04:58] <uwotmate> but if it was keyboard xev wouldnt recognize shift and the letters
[04:59] <wickedheadache> thats your problem right?
[04:59] <uwotmate> i have others but lets focus on this one
[05:10] <CrazyZurfer> boompro: everything worked just fine, thank you very much ;)
[05:11] <boompro> CrazyZurfer: íå çà ÷òî ))) not at all ))
[05:21] <Karmahacker> Hi all im having problem with starting gnome-session   anyone have idea where to dig?   Thank you !   WARNING: Session 'gnome-classic' runnable check failed: Child process exited with code 1
[05:25] <Kuvera> http://imagebin.org/306879
[05:26] <berend> Karmahacker: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[05:27] <Karmahacker> berend i didn't have it (
[05:28] <Kuvera> why am i opening up links with ubuntu web browser from irc client when i have default applications set to firefox for web?
[05:29] <Kuvera> is it in my irc client settings?
[05:31] <dastaan> must be
[05:31] <dastaan> works fine for me
[05:33] <johndropper> minimac: i fixed the prob by uninstalling ubuntu all together
[05:33] <johndropper> prob fixed and lesson leared
[05:34] <johndropper> minimac: thanks
[05:35] <Kuvera> dastaan: hmmmm
[05:36] <Kuvera> dastaan: i will deal with it later must be in irc client settings or just need to restart system maybe
[05:36] <Kuvera> i bet that is it
[05:37] <dastaan> yeh..
[05:37] <Kuvera> i haven not rebooted since install of konversation
[05:37] <Kuvera> UBUNTu just works.
[05:37] <Prometeo> hey, 1 q pls, wha'ts the command to see channel list?
[05:37] <Kuvera> thanks Canonical for 14.04
[05:38] <rww> ubottu: alis | Prometeo
[05:39] <Kuvera> and yes i did dontate. all be it not that much. still ... i did dontate, and look foward to the next gen Ubuntu Phone. will buy the second version hopefully 2016?
[05:39] <somsip> !minimal
[05:40] <mtozses> hi
[05:41] <mtozses> I upgraded to 14.04 yesterday, and it failed to start the X server on reboot. any ideas?
[05:41] <Kuvera> Ubuntu tweak works on 14.04 if you jsut point it to saucy
[05:42] <Kuvera> anyway thanks Canonical and cheers guys!
[05:44] <mtozses> help me guys?
[05:44] <radioboyQ> Hi there! After careful Googleing and face pounding my keyboard, I have been unable to find a iso for 32 bit PowerPC in the Server edition.  Do any you have a link?
[05:44] <radioboyQ> Version 10.04
[05:44] <radioboyQ> thats an important part
[05:44] <mtozses> somebody ban sbattey please
[05:45] <farbod> hi
[05:45] <farbod> i have problem!!!
[05:45] <farbod> help me
[05:45] <mtozses> radioboyQ: good luck. 10.04 is not supported anymore
[05:45] <mtozses> farbod: loose the excessive !
[05:46] <farbod> i need a good internet download manager
[05:46] <radioboyQ> Yeah I noticed that lol, any of you have an ISO laying around that you wouldnt mind sharing?
[05:46] <mtozses> no, sorry
[05:47] <Mikerhinos> wtf, have a kernel update but can't get it because of a 404 error
[05:47] <radioboyQ> hrm darn
[05:47] <radioboyQ> Well thank you for your help
[05:47] <farbod> wich one of the internet download manager is the best?
[05:47] <Mikerhinos> Err http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty-updates/main linux-headers-generic amd64 <IP_ADDRESS>.29
[05:47] <Mikerhinos>   404  Not Found [IP : <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[05:47] <farbod> pls
[05:47] <rww> Mikerhinos: your update mirror probably isn't fully synced. switch to a different one or just wait a few hours
[05:47] <farbod> answer me
[05:48] <mtozses> farbod: loose the attidute
[05:48] <farbod> wich one of the internet download manager is the best?
[05:48] <rww> lose *
[05:48] <mtozses> lose, yeah
[05:48] <mtozses> sorry
[05:48] <mtozses> farbod: I use jdownloader myself
[05:48] <farbod> ?
[05:49] <rww> radioboyQ: I was poking around http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ trying to find one, but that server's being ridiculously slow for some reason right now
[05:49] <mtozses> !best | farbod
[05:49] <rww> radioboyQ: but if it exists, it'd be there, old-releases.ubuntu.com, or releases.ubuntu.com
[05:49] <rww> radioboyQ: (depending on how supported it was when 10.04 came out)
[05:49] <mtozses> heh, I thought this existed
 is it ok?
[05:50] <rww> mtozses: we got rid of it because it didn't tend to add anything useful
[05:50] <farbod> how can i use aria2
[05:50] <farbod> ?
[05:50] <xangua> rww: you are getting rid of everything just like gnome :'(
[05:51] <farbod> how can i use aria2?
[05:51] <Mikerhinos> rww: switched to the main server and it did the job, thx
[05:51] <thomson21> when installing ubuntu, if i have a previous install of ubuntu on my drive with my partition scheme using three partitions. when it comes to the installation type, if i select erase ubuntu 13.10 and reinstall, will that erase everything on all three partitions, keep those partitions and install ubuntu 14.04 exactly how i had ubuntu 13.10 set up with my three partitions?
[05:51] <mtozses> I upgraded to 14.04 yesterday, and it failed to start the X server on reboot. any ideas?
[05:51] <rigved> rypervenche: hi
[05:51] <farbod> ?
[05:51] <radioboyQ> Yeah I was looking around on there, but the server was super slow. I guess someone is downloading all the PowerPC 10.04 ISOs right now lol
[05:51] <radioboyQ> ill keep looking
[05:51] <farbod> someone answere me
[05:51] <rigved> rypervenche: it worked after a reboot correctly. thanks for your help!
[05:52] <farbod> answer meeee
[05:52] <farbod> :D
[05:52] <mtozses> farbod: use the magic word
[05:52] <farbod> what is it?
[05:53] <farbod> how to use magic word?
[05:53] <Jordan_U> thomson21: I wouldn't count on that happening.
[05:53] <farbod> #/android
[05:53] <Prometeo> sup guys
[05:54] <mtozses> farbod: everybody has a different definition for "best". "best" is what works for you
[05:54] <mtozses> farbod: and the magic word is "please"
[05:55] <rww> mtozses: I thought it was sudo
[05:55] <mtozses> does anyone else have GNOME issues after upgrading to 14.04?
[05:55] <farbod> please someone help me about witch one of the download manager is the best?
[05:55] <c0de> tes
[05:55] <Prometeo> omg, long time away from mirc, and when i turn back, it's a kaoz
[05:55] <c0de> assalamu alaikum wr.wb
[05:55] <bazhang> farbod, there is not  a best. use which ever you like
[05:55] <mtozses> rww: that's good for forcing someone to make you a sandwich
[05:55] <rww> Guest82391: something we can help you with?
[05:56] <farbod> please say me witch one of the download manager you use?
[05:56] <thomson21> Jordan_U: ok, so best to select the "something else" option and do it myself?
[05:56] <rww> farbod: firefox
[05:56] <mtozses> farbod: your best bet is google and compare
[05:56] <mtozses> does anyone else have GNOME issues after upgrading to 14.04?
[05:56] <radioboyQ> and, for my super n00b question, how do i do the fancy username in the chat? <radioboyQ>rww:  < making that happen.  I dont IRC often lol
[05:57] <farbod> witch one of the  internet download manager you use?(not something like firefox and chrumiom)
[05:57] <rww> radioboyQ: you just type the person's nick as shown. or on most clients you can start the nick and then press the tab key
[05:57] <rww> radioboyQ: e.g. I just typed r<tab> then
[05:58] <Prometeo> lol, i have so many questions, i have no clue where it starts
[05:58] <rww> farbod: don't take polls in the channel, please. If you have an actual technical support question, let's stick with that
[05:58] <radioboyQ> rww
[05:58] <radioboyQ> rww ah ha?
[05:58] <rww> radioboyQ: that works
[05:58] <radioboyQ> oh
[05:59] <farbod> please tell me how can i use aria2?
[05:59] <radioboyQ> sweet! :D
[05:59] <radioboyQ> Thank you!
[05:59] <rww> farbod: have you tried using it? did you have problems with it? if so, what?
[06:00] <farbod> yes i install it but i dont know how can i use it!!!!!
[06:00] <radioboyQ> Anywho, thank you guys!
[06:01] <farbod> yes i install it but i dont know how can i use it!!!!!
[06:01] <rww> farbod: open terminal, run aria2c http://path.to/file/here.ext
[06:01] <mtozses> farbod: what don't you know how to use?
[06:01] <Karmahacker> berend  i have only syslog record  https://gist.github.com/anonymous/02a4b22ed4329c4b9a7a
[06:01] <mtozses> I upgraded to 14.04 yesterday, and it failed to start the X server on reboot. any ideas?
[06:02] <mtozses> *sigh* brb
[06:02] <Oddity> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWdD206eSv0
[06:02] <berend> Karmahacker: fatal IO error doens't look too good....
[06:02] <berend> Karmahacker: can you run other window managers?
[06:03] <berend> mtozses: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:03] <Karmahacker> berend  which one ?
[06:06] <abo_> erhysertjrtjrt
[06:06] <abo_> ftolfy8ptgu89
[06:06] <abo_> fy78p;guikl;bgkl
[06:06] <abo_> fvuylfu7f
[06:07] <rww> ok/
[06:12] <dabbler> I'm trying to upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04, but i do not want to update mysql-server to a newer version yet. Ive "held" the currently installed version in apt, but the distribution upgrade tool says it will remove that mysql-server package anyway.
[06:12] <dabbler> How can I get it to keep its hands off that package?
[06:14] <rww> One of the points of update-manager is to make sure that your system stays in a consistant supported state. Mix and matching versioning from different Ubuntu versions isn't supported, so it doesn't have a facility for doing that.
[06:15] <Prometeo> Is there any chance to use mirc with Tor?
[06:16] <rww> Prometeo: Yes, you'd need to use the Tor-SASL hidden service. Ask #freenode for help.
[06:18] <dabbler> rww: Is there a way to override it? I'm simply trying to follow the upgrade instructions for mysql-server and they may conflict with that behavior.
[06:19] <rww> dabbler: Not that I know of, no.
[06:19] <rww> dabbler: You could probably edit sources.list and upgrade that way, but that isn't supported here either, so you're on your own with that
[06:20] <dabbler> rww: This behavior basically means Ubuntu isn't suitable for a database server. You can't just upgrade the server version willy nilly or you'll corrupt your database.
[06:21] <mtozses> hi
[06:21] <mtozses> i need help
[06:21] <rww> dabbler: stopping the server, upgrading it, and starting it back up again isn't going to corrupt your database, unless your database engine sucks or you're doing something highly irregular
[06:21] <dabbler> rww: and I can't upgrade the db first because the more recent versions aren't in the repos for 10.04
[06:22] <mtozses> after upgrading to 14.04, i can't get x anymore
[06:22] <Prometeo> What about freednode channel? It said, that is a general support channel, but they don't do something
[06:23] <rww> Prometeo: well, this is an Ubuntu support channel, so we don't do IRC help. It's a bit quiet in #freenode at this time of night, but that is the right place for help with freenode's Tor HS.
[06:23] <mtozses> Prometeo: #freenode is network help channel, hence the name
[06:23] <whynawtme> how can i tell ubuntu to stop managing a package (but leave it installed)?
[06:24] <rww> whynawtme: "stop managing" means what, specifically?
[06:24] <mtozses> !pin | whynawtme
[06:24] <whynawtme> it no longer shows up if a newer version is in the repos when you issue a: apt-get dist-upgrade
[06:24] <rww> whynawtme: yep, you're looking for pinning then. See ubottu's link.
[06:25] <whynawtme> thanks yeah this looks like what i'm looking for
[06:25] <mtozses> rww: can you help me with my issue?
[06:25] <rww> mtozses: nope, or I would have replied to you :)
[06:26] <dabbler> rww: Okay, yes, I can upgrade mysql-server without dumping to SQL, but only between "adjacent" versions, according to mysql. I can't let it uninstall the current version unless I know the next version will be available in the repo for 12.04. I guess I'll have to check the online package index against the mysql update instructions.
[06:27] <dabbler> rww: It would be nice to be able to not have to tackle updating the OS and the database server at the same time.
[06:27] <rww> dabbler: if mysql wants you to do something that update-manager doesn't want to do, then we're not going to support it and you'd need to talk to the mysql folks, unfortunately
[06:28] <rww> I understand your issue, but that's how it goes in here
[06:28]  * henry_ pins a gold star on rww
[06:28] <rww> All I can say is that if there are actually problems going from mysql in 10.04 to 12.04, that'd warrant a bug report against mysql-server in Launchpad.
[06:29] <dabbler> rww: alright, thanks
[06:36] <Prometeo> srry guys, is there any channel for noobs in mirc like me? I have some questions, and i havent found something in google
[06:37] <rww> ##mirc
[06:41] <mtozses> when i hit alt+ctrl+f7, the last line is Starting TiMidity ALSA midi emulation
[06:43] <igoryonya> is there any way to limit the processor usage procentagewise for some program, like firefox, for example, so I could launch that program and it will not be able to use more then, for example, 40% of the CPU speed.
[06:45] <foofoobar> Hi. Is it possible to let some services be startable for users which are not root?
[06:45] <foofoobar> Currently I have to do something like "sudio service mongodb start" every time. I would like to make this service stop/startable by a normal user.
[06:46] <syeekick> is it possible to extract an .iso of ubntu to an external drive while still using a os?
[06:46] <rww> syeekick: which OS?
[06:47] <suigeneris> syeekick: you can use dd on linux
[06:47] <suigeneris> !dd | syeekick
[06:47] <suigeneris> heh
[06:47] <rww> well yeah, but I'm assuming the answer is "Windows" :P
[06:48] <syeekick> so i dd an iso of ubntu onto an external drive i plug that drive in and its a fully fledged ubntu ready to go?
[06:48] <Aleksander> Hello, how can I stop / roll back unfinished do-release-upgrade? I've stopped at downloading packages, as I've seen some of them in the unstable versions, and I'd like to roll back to 13.10
[06:48] <syeekick> ready to operate
[06:48] <mikeche1en> igoryonya: check out http://cpulimit.sourceforge.net/ ?
[06:48] <suigeneris> rww: this is mtozses, the guy with the x server problem. when do you think someone who can help me would come in?
[06:48] <rww> syeekick: yep, assuming you're using an OS with dd. If not, there are instructions underneath the purple box on http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
[06:49] <rww> suigeneris: no idea, I don't keep track of which of our regulars know what, unfortunately
[06:49] <syeekick> or is that impossible because it has to build against the hard ware
[06:49] <rww> syeekick: it'll work fine. I dd Ubuntu to ISO frequently.
[06:49] <Guest43211> I need help
[06:49] <rww> erm, from ISO
[06:49] <Guest43211> need help
[06:49] <rww> Aleksander: check that /etc/apt/sources.list mentions saucy and not trusty, and you should be all set. it doesn't really do much until after downloading
[06:50] <syeekick> to a usb hard drive, then you can boot from the hdd
[06:50] <Guest43211> Need help
[06:50] <Aleksander> rww, thank you :)
[06:50] <suigeneris> when i hit alt+ctrl+f7, the last line is Starting TiMidity ALSA midi emulation
[06:51] <aguitel> how remove all kde traces and then install ubuntu ?
[06:51] <Aleksander> aguitel, apt-get purge kde kubuntu-desktop
[06:52] <Aleksander> aguitel, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[06:52] <aguitel> Aleksander, i will try
[06:54] <syeekick> anyone installed ubuntu on a cubie truck aka cubie board 3?
[06:56] <davido> Seems like the 14.10 upgrade repositories are a bit overloaded atm. :)
[06:56] <rww> 14.04 or 14.10?
[06:56] <rww> either way, yes :)
[06:56] <davido> 14.04... sorry.
[06:57] <davido> I assume it's nothing that waiting a day or two won't cure.
[06:59] <slyrus> any suggestions on what to do if one's nvidia drivers don't work after trusty upgrade?
[07:00] <Nothing_Much> slyrus: You mightneed to update the drivers
[07:00] <Nothing_Much> Because the proprietary drivers need to be compiled every time you install a new kernel
[07:00] <Nothing_Much> But that's easy with the update manager
[07:00] <sta7ic> slyrus: did you install proprietary drivers from nvidia beforehand?
[07:01] <davido> Enable proprietary repos again, perhaps.
[07:01] <slyrus> Nothing_Much: can I do that from apt-get?
[07:01] <sta7ic> slyrus: in my experience, it depends if you used the download from nvidia website vrs repo
[07:02] <slyrus> hrm... Ok. Can't remember what I did, tbh.
[07:02] <slyrus> it had been a while.
[07:02] <Nothing_Much> slyrus: Yes you can, you just need to know what the package name for the nvidia drivers are
[07:02] <sta7ic> slyrus: try it through repos first, then worst case scenario, force un-install from cmd line if you used package from nvidia itselt
[07:03] <davido> I remember when I upgraded to 13.10 I suddenly had all sorts of wifi grief; every time my laptop went into sleep mode, resuming would fail to get the wifi going again until reboot.  Eventually a later release fixed the issue, but it makes me gunshy now.
[07:03] <slyrus> the odd thing is that things seemed to be basically working fine after the upgrade
[07:03] <slyrus> until I decided to fix the dang "canberra-gtk module not found message"
[07:04] <slyrus> (ignore the misplaced quotes)
[07:04] <slyrus> after removing the canberra-gtk packages, all of a sudden apt-get wanted to remove/update a whole mess of packages and, upon subsequent reboot, no nvidia drivers :(
[07:05] <slyrus> or no working nvidia drivers, anyway
[07:06] <berend> Karmahacker: all of them, hope it isn't your disk.
[07:06] <ice9> I need a solution to backup configuration files of different services so I can build another server/desktop same like the original one
[07:06] <berend> ice9: have a look at ansible
[07:07] <raed> hello guys, How can i Mounting an Android device in Ubuntu 14.04? when i connect my note 2 i can't log to my files in ubuntu! any idea
[07:07] <berend> ice9: http://docs.ansible.com/intro.html
[07:07] <ice9> berend: thanks
[07:07] <berend> ice9: it's not a reply to your question, but it's how you should do these things.
[07:08] <Paulus68> I've a question concerning bash I need to have a bash script that allows me to search files > 10MB and move these files to a external HD how do I achieve this?
[07:09] <adan_> hi, anyone here. do you know why my pc can't execute prebuild binary ?
[07:09] <sta7ic> raed: dmesg to see what device its being mounted as (if any)
[07:09] <berend> Paulus68: man find
[07:09] <sta7ic> adan_: which binary, and what error does it say
[07:11] <adan_> error is bash: ./prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.6/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-gcc: Permission denied
[07:12] <bazhang> adan_, ubuntu arm?
[07:12] <Bray90820> Do parentheses work in grep
[07:12] <rww> Paulus68: something along the lines of find . -type f -size +10M | xargs mv "{}" /media/external/, I think
[07:13] <Paulus68> rww: thanks
[07:13] <berend> Bray90820: as part of a regular expression, yes, so use egrep/grep -r
[07:13] <Ramona> Mikerhinos: i got it running, i was able to boot ubuntu from the disk drive, i just re-enabled legacy and it worked (someone told me to disable it)
[07:13] <adan_> no,  cross complier on ubunti
[07:13] <rww> although that won't work with filenames with very odd characters in them, in that case investigate -print0 and its equivalent in the manpages for find and xargs
[07:13] <adan_> $ file ./prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.6/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-gcc
[07:13] <adan_> ./prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/arm/arm-linux-androideabi-4.6/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-gcc: ELF 64-bit LSB  executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, BuildID[sha1]=401fe1f8fa106bcfa7fee62640d9d9749535c558, stripped
[07:13] <bazhang> #ubuntu-arm adan_
[07:13] <sta7ic> Paulus68: should be lots of how to's and examples using find and xargs or exec on google
[07:13] <Mikerhinos> Ramona: good :)
[07:14] <adan_> the file command, says it is x86-64 executable
[07:14] <adan_>  ELF 64-bit LSB  executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs)
[07:14] <Bray90820> berend: then why does this not work
[07:14] <Bray90820> grep (Red|Green|Blue) password
[07:14] <sta7ic> use "
[07:15] <sta7ic> and egrep
[07:15] <Bray90820> It's telling me that the ( is an unexteded token
[07:15] <trineroks> what are you trying to do?
[07:15] <sta7ic> egrep "Red|Green|blue" password
[07:15] <berend> Bray90820: I already told you what to use, and sta7ic just repeated it for you.
[07:15] <sta7ic> otherwise you have to \| i think if u want to use grep
[07:16] <Bray90820> berend: ok Thanks
[07:16] <adan_> check http://www.pastebin.ca/2700559?srch=android-prebild
[07:16] <slyrus> wow. this is all quite messy. what's the ELI5 version for installing the appropriate nvidia drives for trusty?
[07:16] <berend> slyrus: apt-get install nvidia ?
[07:16] <berend> else use xorg edgers ppa
[07:17] <adan_> I don't know  why the cross complier can't be  executed?
[07:17] <adan_> #bazhang
[07:17] <slyrus> berend: nvidia 173, 180, 185, 304, 313, 319, or 331 (or 96)?
[07:17] <slyrus> why so many versions available?
[07:18] <berend> because you can never have enough :-)
[07:18] <igoryonya> mikeche1en: thanx, installed, it helps, no longer will any browser put my system to a crawl :)
[07:18] <StrangeNoises> i think because newer drivers can drop support for older cards?
[07:18] <berend> StrangeNoises: don't think so.
[07:18] <berend> Obviousy older versions don't support newer cards, but nvidia keeps support for their cards for a very long time.
[07:18] <igoryonya> mikeche1en: @ least, I will use it for a while and see how it helps, thanx
[07:18] <StrangeNoises> well if in doubt especially on a newish card, use the newest, only consider others if there's a problem
[07:19] <slyrus> well, nvidia-current wants to install nvidia-304, which hardly seems current, but what do I know...
[07:19] <sta7ic> adan_: i dont know id think sudo would work but maybe a parent dir doesnt have correct permission or sticky bit?
[07:20] <sta7ic> adan_: probably something more complicated unfortunately
[07:21] <mcnesium> after i accidentally interrupted do-release-upgrade on my server, i did dpkg -configure -a and it finished the upgrade, but now it keeps stopping at line 18 here http://pastie.org/private/xdstkpo2sgnrhmjxlqj7xa I had it running all night, nothing happened there so i ctrl-c'd it and this is the result. any idea, whats up there? sorry for german errors
[07:23] <mcnesium> the error on line 19 says error at processing mdadm - how would i try to fix this?
[07:23] <nibs> hi
[07:23] <nibs> i have a problem
[07:23] <nibs> i have just update my ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04
[07:24] <nibs> and when i press tab in my ssh session, it freezes
[07:24] <nibs> any help?
[07:24] <berend> nibs: you're using mdadm?
[07:24] <berend> i.e. md raid?
[07:25] <nibs> no
[07:25] <berend> remove it I suggest: apt-get remove mdadm
[07:25] <berend> then do your dpkg configure again
[07:25] <suigeneris> argh
[07:26] <berend> ah sorry
[07:26] <berend> replying to wrong guy
[07:26] <adan_> I  see all parent dir permission is right, but what is sticky bit ?
[07:26] <berend> mcnesium: my reply was for you, apologies.
[07:26] <suigeneris> anyone upgraded to 14.04 and failed to login to X?
[07:26] <berend> nibs: forget what I said.
[07:26] <berend> suigeneris: heaps of people in this channel :-)
[07:26] <nibs> ok
[07:26] <mcnesium> berend: yes i do - this is a raid 1 system
[07:27] <berend> mcnesium: and crypt as well?
[07:27] <mcnesium> yes
[07:27] <berend> hmmm, looks scary.
[07:27] <berend> your raid array is detected? cat /proc/mdstat ?
[07:29] <mcnesium> berend: yes, see http://pastie.org/private/nwio6zasasueq1vrdqwl7g - i have not rebooted the system yet since the interrupted do-release-upgrade
[07:29] <slyrus> reinstalled nvidia drivers and am still in low-graphics-mode. argh...
[07:29] <berend> mcnesium: hope you have a backup...
[07:30] <berend> slyrus: you rebooted I suppose?
[07:30] <Baako> how do i uninstall teamviewer and all his dependancies?
[07:30] <slyrus> berend: yes :)
[07:30] <mcnesium> berend: i do. think this is irreparable?
[07:30] <berend> mcnesium: weird your md raid talks about  sda2/sda3, but your crypt warning is about sda1
[07:31] <berend> slyrus: try xorg edgers, perhaps newer driver works better?
[07:32] <slyrus> that doesn't seem totally unreasonable, just completely at odds with having to explicitly remove xorg edgers (on another box) in order to upgrade to trusty in the first place
[07:32] <berend> mcnesium: it probably is, but not a problem for which I would want to give too much direction, sounds like something that can go wrong very quickly :-)
[07:33] <berend> slyrus: I suppose you don't have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf that can screw things up?
[07:33] <slyrus> possible. rerunning nvidia-xconfig now.
[07:33] <mcnesium> berend: what do you mean, rather a broken drive than a messed up upgrade?
[07:33] <berend> and else play with nvidia-settings
[07:33] <berend> mcnesium: broken drive
[07:34] <mcnesium> heavy
[07:34] <berend> mcnesium: it's trying to install your kernel, but can't.
[07:34] <berend> so next time you boot, what would you boot?
[07:34] <berend> It may work, may not, not sure what crypt stuff got upgraded.
[07:35] <inpothet> i need some help updateing a package when im running the livi-disk
[07:35] <Team> Need Help
[07:35] <Team> z
[07:35] <inpothet> im running 12.04.1 and i need to update samba common but iw wont allow me to
[07:35] <mcnesium> berend: so there is nothing i can do before trying to reboot?
[07:36] <linu1> hi all i try to obtain ip address for my wlan0, i used dhcp,i used "ifup wlan0"  command it shows me "Sending discover... No lease, failing" error, can you tell me what is that issues
[07:36] <berend> mcnesium: nothing I can come up with, but sure there would be things.
[07:36] <berend> this is the last step of the process.
[07:36] <berend> so after the upgrade it installs your kernel.
[07:37] <berend> what if you try mdadm --configure ?
[07:37] <slyrus> oh, nvidia you're so funny. telling me I appear to be running an X server when I ssh in because your damn drivers won't run.
[07:37] <berend> hmm, the configure is obviously for dpkg
[07:38] <TeamKorea> where is the
[07:39] <linu1> anybody know what is the error "Sending discover... No lease, failing" in dhcp
[07:39] <berend> mcnesium: so if this is dpkg for mdadm, perhaps not the last step.
[07:39] <mcnesium> mdadm says unrecognized option '--configure'
[07:40] <merlijn|> Hi, I'm installing a new server using 14.04 - and I'm wondering how to make the ruby2.0 package the default (rather than 1.9.3 which is advertised as 1.9.1)?
[07:40] <TeamKorea> how to create a botnet
[07:41] <matan> how can i download a theme? i cannot download MyUnity and it is told that i need it.
[07:41] <bazhang> !ot | TeamKorea
[07:42] <bazhang> TeamKorea, thats not supported here or on this network dont ask
[07:42] <TeamKorea> then what channel do i have to join for hacking?
[07:42] <bazhang> TeamKorea, none
[07:42] <afflicto> An application modified my mouse sensitivity (and acceleration) Can I reset it by restarting xinput? or maybe restarting gnome shell+
[07:42] <afflicto> ?*
[07:42] <TeamKorea> why none?
[07:43] <TeamKorea> this is a hacking zone for anonymous
[07:44] <berend> mcnesium: yeah, the --configure is coming from dpkg I think.
[07:45] <TeamKorea> im newbie
[07:45] <jorge_> hola
[07:45] <berend> matan: or download .zip and extract in /usr/share/themes or ~/.themes/
[07:45] <berend> and use unity tweak tool to select theme.
[07:46] <TeamKorea> need a help
[07:46] <TeamKorea> z
[07:49] <inpothet> how can i update packagese when running from live disk
[07:50] <napcode> inpothet: you can update as usual but it won't be persistant
[07:50] <inpothet> but it says it is the latest vesion on those packages
[07:51] <inpothet> im running the 12.04.1 lts livedisk because i need a non pea to create images from
[07:52] <gshmu> ubuntu 14.04 Abnormal power 55555^^^
[07:53] <gshmu> how to Restoration
[07:58] <Guest34330> q
[07:59] <YatharthROCK> I was trying to map Gnome System Monitor to a keyboard shortcut, but it wasn't working. Setting the command as `gnome-terminal -x gnome-system-monitor` did work, but left a useless terminal window open.
[07:59] <YatharthROCK> How can I fix that? there are no command line arguments of gome-terminal to make it run without a GUI.
[08:00] <x-os> Hello all! I use tinyproxy on a number of ubuntu VPSs and tinyproxy shuts itself down once or twice a day. Can anyone point me in the right direction for solving this issue?
[08:00] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: probably the real question is why system monitor isnt running when you execute the command directly
[08:01] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: Yes, correct; but despite a lot of Googling, I couldn't get a straight answer.
[08:02] <YatharthROCK> There are tons of question on AskUbuntu and some bugs on LaunchPad still left open.
[08:02] <YatharthROCK> (I'm running 14.04 LTS, which makes the bug all the more shameful for Canonical.)
[08:02] <TeamKorea> how to disconnect to this channel?
[08:02] <Bray90820> What would this do in the terminal
[08:02] <Bray90820> grep ‘[^!?]$’ myfile
[08:02] <qin> TeamKorea: /wc
[08:02] <YatharthROCK> TeamKorea: /leave
[08:03] <Wiz_KeeD> Hey guys, Dropbox is complaining about  the maximum watches etc: fs.inotify.max_user_watches = 100000, how can I have this run at each boot?
[08:03] <YatharthROCK> Bray90820: Display only lines that contain anything but a ! or a ? at the end of the line.
[08:03] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: Any ideas?
[08:04] <Bray90820> YatharthROCK: thanks
[08:05] <Wiz_KeeD> anyone?
[08:05] <napcode> inpothet: maybe the online repositories are not activated?
[08:06] <inpothet> napcode : runing apt-get upgarade samba and it is upgrading something
[08:07] <napcode> Wiz_KeeD: edit /etc/sysctl.conf and set fs.inotify.max_user_watches to whatever you like
[08:07] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: did you try usr/bin/gnome-system-monitor
[08:07] <mikeche1en> err /usr/bin/gnome-system-monitor
[08:07] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: Yeah, first thing I tried.
[08:07] <YatharthROCK> `gnome-terminal -e 'gnome-system-monitor &; disown; exit'` doesn't work either.
[08:09] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: did you find a bug report that described the issue?
[08:09] <jorge_> yes
[08:09] <Wiz_KeeD> thank you napcode, what is that file for actually? I see something with ipv6 tables
[08:09] <mikeche1en> link?
[08:09] <solars> hey, can anyone tellme why I don't have the cmd "bluetooth-applet"? gnome-bluetooth is installed
[08:09] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: The bug was rather vague about short-cuts not working in general. Comments left included not using Alt keys and logging in again.
[08:10] <napcode> sysctl.conf? check wikipedia. there's an article on sysctl
[08:11] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: well you might want to file a bug, i dont have a clean system to try and reproduce the bug
[08:11] <berend> solars: because it's obsolete? I don't have this program either, and still have bluetooth.
[08:11] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: another option might be to use a different system monitor util and see if that helps
[08:11] <solars> berend, but is there anything like an applet? I'm trying to direct sound output to my bt headset instead of speakers
[08:11] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: <facepalm> Using a different short-cut worked.
[08:11] <berend> solars: yes
[08:11] <YatharthROCK> I had tried it before, but not enough apparently.
[08:11] <solars> berend, how?
[08:12] <berend> I think it's called indicator-bluetooth-service
[08:12] <IsNotMyIp> Hi!
[08:12] <berend> in my case it just runs
[08:12] <berend> didn't have to do anything.
[08:12] <solars> hm I don't have it
[08:12] <berend> your headset will show up in your volume control
[08:12] <berend> i.e. sound settings.
[08:12] <berend> if not there, then yes you need to connect it
[08:12] <berend> you have the bluetooth daemon running?
[08:12] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: Although Settings silently fails on using Super+Esc, ccsm works just fine with it.
[08:13] <YatharthROCK> Anyway, issue resolved.
[08:13] <solars> berend, its connected, just don't know how to redirect sound
[08:13] <IsNotMyIp> I am trying to upgrade form 12.04LTS to 14.04LTS using update manager, but it just notice me about upgrading to 12.10... What should i do?
[08:13] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: hmm thats some strange behavior, glad it works one way or another :)
[08:13] <berend> choose sound settings from your sound applet
[08:14] <berend> or search for sound
[08:14] <mikeche1en> IsNotMyIp: the 12.04->14.04 update will be released in july
[08:14] <YatharthROCK> mikechelen: I think i was so convined it was the command that was in fault because using the `gnome-terminal - <command>` trick worked perfectly with xkill.
[08:14] <DJones> IsNotMyIp: LTS to LTS updates don't normally get notified until a few months after the release has been made, its normally when the .1 release is issued, in this case 14.04.1
[08:14] <solars> berend, got it now
[08:14] <matan> i cant switch workspaces with the ctrl + aly + arrow key
[08:14] <IsNotMyIp> oww....
[08:15] <IsNotMyIp> I thought i could upgrade now >.<"
[08:15] <YatharthROCK> DJones: Interesting; so the first releases of LTS are not 'stable'?
[08:15] <IsNotMyIp> Well i should wait 2 months more or format my computer
[08:15] <berend> DJones: ????
[08:15] <IsNotMyIp> Thanks DJones and mikeche1en
[08:15] <berend> YatharthROCK: the stable release should just pop up.
[08:15] <mikeche1en> YatharthROCK: yeah there might be some way to fiddle with the command too but sometimes its good not to get into that depth if it can be avoided
[08:15] <Petazz> Hi! So I was upgrading to 14, the screen went totally black and I did a hard boot. Now when trying to boot up the system beeper goes totally crazy. What did I do wrong?
[08:15] <clue_h> matan, you have to enable workspaces in settings>appearance>behaviour
[08:15] <clue_h> if youre on 14
[08:16] <clue_h> then the shortcut works again
[08:16] <mikeche1en> IsNotMyIp: np, you can always choose to do 12.04->.10->13.04 etc but i recommend just waiting a couple months
[08:16] <Guest75796> HELP
[08:16] <Guest75796> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[08:16] <Guest75796> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[08:16] <Guest75796> ?
[08:17] <DJones> YatharthROCK: Not so much that, just more that a lot of people with LTS releases prefer to wait before upgrading to let any additional bug fixes found during the full release use to be released
[08:17] <IsNotMyIp> mikeche1en: Yep i will wait few months :3
[08:17] <matan> ty :)
[08:17] <IsNotMyIp> Any opinion about new version?
[08:17] <mikeche1en> i like it, i use xubuntu tho
[08:17] <Guest75796> dpkg: error processing package puppetlabs-release (--configure):
[08:17] <Guest75796>  subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2
[08:17] <Guest75796> Errors were encountered while processing:
[08:17] <Guest75796>  puppetlabs-release
[08:17] <Guest75796> ?
[08:18] <Petazz> What does it mean if the beeper on my machine goes nuts?
[08:18] <YatharthROCK> IsNotMyIp: "Subtly beautiful" is sort of its slogan.
[08:18] <Guest75796> ubunti 13.10 and 14.04
[08:18] <clue_h> Petazz, possible bios error ? does it happen on boot
[08:19] <Petazz> clue_h: It loads ubuntu already and seems that its time to show the login screen
[08:19] <Petazz> But it gets stuck
[08:19] <IsNotMyIp> Well i Think that 12.04 now a days is a really old version U.u
[08:19] <IsNotMyIp> I should upgrade  or die
[08:19] <YatharthROCK> mikeche1en: What's with the '1' in your name?
[08:19] <YatharthROCK> And here's the bug link for reference: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1224732
[08:20] <Bluewolf> Hi all, I am about to proceed with a dual boot installation with windows and Ubuntu each on their own drive, is this site correct in helping? - http://askubuntu.com/questions/343268/how-to-use-manual-partitioning-during-installation
[08:20] <nibs> any idea why my console freezes when i press tab key?
[08:20] <clue_h> nibs, if you press tab early, that means there are many completions that are possible
[08:21] <clue_h> like t tab lol
[08:21] <nibs> clue_h: for example cd /va [tab]
[08:21] <nibs> it freezes, there are no too many possibilities
[08:21] <Petazz> clue_h: It does display an error loading something but it goes so fast I miss it
[08:23] <clue_h> Petazz, dmesg | less to see the possible error
[08:23]  * __HELO__ send salutations to everybody
[08:23] <clue_h> or dmesg | less | grep error
[08:25] <Petazz> clue_h: The last message is mtrr: base(0xf5000000) is not aligned on a size(0x000000) boundary
[08:25] <Petazz> And it does say cannot open display
[08:25] <Petazz> Maybe the upgrade process was interrupted
[08:26] <Bluewolf> What are the partitions needed for a manual installation in Ubuntu alongside Windows 7 on separate hard drives, Swap, /, /home?
[08:27] <clue_h> Petazz, than maybe this will help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[08:28] <YatharthROCK> Ubuntu 14.04 let me pipe my sound through HDMI (or at least the latest open-source drivers did). Yaay!
[08:30] <shirox> doing some intense calculation. The "calculation speed" seems to go down after I've locked the screen. Is this just in my imagination?
[08:31] <berend> Bluewolf: nothing needed, one partition would work, and you may want two, i.e. one for / and one for swap.
[08:31] <berend> separate home is fine too obviously.
[08:32] <berend> Bluewolf: and don't pick reiserfs, just pick xfs.
[08:33] <Bluewolf> berend: Okay so its basically just those three partitions, exactly what is reiserfs and xfs?
[08:33] <berend> it's like ntfs and fat32/vfat.
[08:33] <berend> if that means anything to you.
[08:34] <clue_h> names of file systems
[08:34] <berend> it's a way of organising a disk.
[08:39] <Bluewolf> berend: What is the right size for those three partitions?
[08:39] <berend> Bluewolf: if you don't know, please go with just 2.
[08:39] <berend> swap: size of your RAM.
[08:40] <berend> the other as much as you can take from Windows.
[08:41] <Bluewolf> berend: I have done it before with Mint which I am moving off, this is how I set it up: Swap - 8.2GB, / - 41GB, /home - 451GB is that okay?
[08:42] <sebastianlutter> I have a 3 year old server in our office (i7, 32GB RAM) that startet with ubuntu 10.04 and now runs 13.10. I got terrible IO errors in the last three month. With high IO load the IO blocks completly. Using 4 HDDs (a root hdd, and a raid5 with luks partition on the other three). Smart shows the hdds are ok. When error appears I got in dmesg: https://dpaste.de/5GLN
[08:43] <berend> Bluewolf: yep, fine.
[08:43] <sebastianlutter> I got various different stacktraces, they all have a flush process involved. The server worked well the first two years with ubuntu 10.04. What do you think is this? Controller Error? Kernel Bug? Cosmic rays? Thanks a lot
[08:45] <Bluewolf> berend: One last thing, for the / partition what should the "type of the new Partition be": Primary or Logical?
[08:48] <Bray90820> What would this comand do
[08:48] <Bray90820> grep –r “$USER$” /export/home
[08:49] <Bluewolf> berend: Do I also have to put a /boot partition in as I will be installing Windows 7 on its own drive?
[08:49] <berend> I suggest you install Windows first.
[08:49] <berend> separate /boot is fine.
[08:50] <Tazmian> Are there any php pros here?
[08:50] <berend> give it 1GB.
[08:51] <francy> ciao
[08:51] <suigeneris> okay, it's most probably with nVidia
[08:52] <SirLagz> Tazmian: ##php is on freenode too
[08:52] <Tazmian> SirLagz, thank you ! I was looking for it forgot the double ##
[08:53] <Kartagis> I was finally able to log in
[08:54] <francy> ciao
[08:54] <Kartagis> which makes it an nvidia issue
[08:54] <Bluewolf> berend: Okay but does it not do it automatically, for the / partition what should the "type of the new Partition be": Primary or Logical?
[08:55] <Kartagis> also, I have both unity and cairo-dock lol
[08:55] <berend> Bluewolf: as I said, one partition would have worked too.
[08:55] <berend> as you have only 3 or 4 partitions, it doesn't matter, you can make them all primary.
[08:55] <Bluewolf> berend: Thanks Man, if I get stuck I will find my back for help :D
[08:57] <Bray90820> What would this comand do
[08:57] <Bray90820> grep –r “$USER$” /export/home
[08:57] <Kartagis> Bray90820: search for $USER$ in /export/home
[08:58] <berend> Bray90820: it looks wrong
[08:58] <Bray90820> Thanks
[08:58] <berend> there should be only one $
[08:58] <Kartagis> also, what berend said
[08:58] <Bray90820> berend: it was a direct copy and paste
[08:58] <Ben64> you can look at the manual of pretty much any command by doing "man <command>" for example "man grep" will show you what grep does and what every switch does
[08:58] <Kartagis> berend: maybe the 2nd $ is for "end-of-line"?
[08:59] <berend> Kartagis: true
[08:59] <berend> but the first one would be that too :-)
[08:59] <berend> Ah yes
[08:59] <berend> The expansion probably happens first.
[08:59] <Kartagis> the first one would indicate a env var
[08:59] <berend> I think Kartagis is right
[08:59] <berend> shell expands first, then grep sees the rest.
[09:00] <Bluewolf> Could someone tell me what the difference between Primary and Logical selections during an install - Type Of The Partition?
[09:00] <berend> Bluewolf: you can only have 4 primary partitions, then the disk is full.
[09:00] <Kartagis> what to do if 14.04 fails to start X server if there is a nvidia involved?
[09:00] <berend> A single primary partition can have a lot of logical partitions.
[09:00] <Ben64> Bluewolf: a drive using mbr can only have 4 primary partitions, you can use one primary to make extended partitions
[09:01] <Bluewolf> Ben64: I still don't get the use of Primary and Logical in setting up partitions?
[09:03] <Kartagis> http://paste.debian.net/95013/ <--- what do all these mean?
[09:03] <berend> Bluewolf: as you use an entire disk as I understood it, the difference is irrelevan.t
[09:03] <Ben64> Bluewolf: well if you need more than 4, you need to have logical ones
[09:04] <html> how much does ubuntu server need for ram ?
[09:05] <berend> html: 256MB
[09:05] <berend> more if you want to run anything on your server :-)
[09:05] <html> thats aal? 1/5 a gb?
[09:05] <Bluewolf> berend: Ben64: Okay so then if I am only using three - Swap, / (Root) and /home then they can/should be set to Primary rather than Logical if I am understanding right?
[09:05] <berend> yep
[09:05] <DJones> !requirements | html
[09:05] <berend> Bluewolf: yes, that should work.
[09:06] <Ben64> Bluewolf: they can be primary, you could always add the 4th to be extended later if you need
[09:06] <html> berend,  i want to try open stack .
[09:07] <Bluewolf> Ben64: I doubt I will as I doubt I will have a reason to, what about the Location for the New Partition and what's its purpose?
[09:08] <berend> Bluewolf: I think you would have been much better off with the automatic install option.
[09:09] <berend> These are all questions for which you do not fully grok the answers.
[09:09] <berend> I.e. they are for experts, who need very particular things.
[09:09] <berend> In your case all these things are irrelevant.
[09:10] <berend> It doesn't matter.
[09:10] <kingplusplus> hi
[09:11] <ruhosd> Hello, would it be possible that the new automatic trim command makes the whole computer freeze if it happens when data are beeeing written on the ssd?
[09:11] <kingplusplus> please is ubuntu same as kubuntu
[09:11] <DJones> kingplusplus: Almost, its Ubuntu with the KDE desktop environment
[09:11] <ruhosd> kingplusplus: the main difference is the graphical interface (Unity or KDE)
[09:12] <Bluewolf> berend: Truthfully speaking yes as I am not exactly an advanced user, however I am installing both Windows 7 and Ubuntu on separate hard drives and the automatic way can't assist me there. I have done this before but its been a while :D
[09:13] <berend> Bluewolf: location is the sector on the hard disk. If you have an SSD, it's irrelevan.t
[09:14] <Ben64> Bluewolf: how would it not help? plug in one drive, install windows. plug in other drive, install ubuntu. plug them both in and choose which to boot when you start computer
[09:15] <Bluewolf> Ben64: It seems more complicated than that, Windows is in Sata Port 0 while Ubuntu is port 1, The boot loader has to go on the windows as its first?
[09:16] <ruhosd> Bluewolf: if you do like Ben64 says and have ubuntu in the default drive, a "sudo update-grub" on ubuntu would alow you to chose wich OS to boot in with grub asking at boot.
[09:17] <Kartagis> http://paste.debian.net/95013/ <--- what do all these mean?
[09:18] <Bluewolf> ruhosd: Okay I see the Logic, then if I do that what ports to I put the separate drives into Sata Port 0 or 1?
[09:19] <ruhosd> Bluewolf: you can also choose in your bios which drive start first.
[09:23] <Bluewolf> ruhosd: So the Port does not matter in theory?
[09:23] <Bluewolf> system that is
[09:24] <Bluewolf> berend: Ben64: I'm sure I can figure it out, thanks for the help.
[09:25] <berend> Bluewolf: no, port doesn't matter.
[09:27] <Bluewolf> berend: Thanks
[09:32] <rdshg> Had this freeze again when copying files :s
[09:37] <ice9> which channel for ubuntu packaging?
[09:40] <nginx_> zhe
[09:42] <hrw> hi
[09:43] <Oohashi> I recently installed a new SSL certificate on my apache server and now when I do a wget command it can't resolve the domain because of SSL issues with "ERROR: certificate common name `wrong-domain.com' doesn't match requested host name `correct-domain.com'."
[09:43] <_pingu> http://www.vagrantbox.es/  can i use such a ubuntu daily cloud image as a normal virtual box vm withoud problems?
[09:43] <Oohashi> _pingu: I wouldn't because you should have a stable stack, daily is a moving target.
[09:43] <Oohashi> _pingu: if this is just for playing around, fine, but if it's for development, I remember using packer.io
[09:43] <hrw> I want to upgrade 13.04 on slow netbook to 14.04 release. is it safe to go directly or should I wait few extra hours and do it through 13.10?
[09:44] <_pingu> Oohashi: ok, thanks
[09:45] <Oohashi> _pingu: are you using PHP?
[09:45] <minimec> hrw: You cannot upgrade directly from 13.04 -> 14.04. I would consider a new fresh installation of the 14.04 LTS
[09:45] <hrw> minimec: so I should treat ubuntu even worse then ms windows installations? reinstall every release?
[09:46] <nginx_> I finally found a large force!
[09:46] <varunendra> hrw, I can't comment on how to upgrade, but be sure to have a good backup (system backup, using something like clonezilla) before you try either options. It is always recommended to do try a release in Live mode first, then do a clean install if that is not a problem.
[09:46] <minimec> hrw: No not every release, only the releases between the LTS releases.
[09:47] <varunendra> hrw, Ubuntu, or Linux is worse than Windows in many aspects, if you want to focus on that :p
[09:47] <nginx_> How backed up it?
[09:47] <mortal_> pfft buy a mac
[09:47] <weebl> varunendra: many aspects? :-)
[09:48] <minimec> hrw: You can upgrade directly 'the hacker way' but if you don't know what you are doing, you are screwed, and we have to deal with your problems here on the channel. So I would not recommend it.
[09:48] <varunendra> weebl, don't want to waste time on thinking and listing since the advantages are far exceeding *for me* ;)
[09:48] <hrw> ok, will check once will have a chance to put my hands there
[09:48] <bragamob>  hello,I'm having a problem installing xubuntu in a hp machine.... I had installed it like I did in this machine (packard Bell), but when I start it it stays black with an underscore blinking....
[09:49] <hrw> minimec: I think that 15 years of Debian experience will be enough ;D
[09:49] <bragamob> do you know the problem?! thanks in advance!
[09:51] <nginx_> 你们怎么不用汉语？
[09:51] <DJones> !cn | nginx_
[09:52] <nginx_> Thanks!
[09:53] <humbag> bragamob: there are other causes, but this is often a video card problem: http://askubuntu.com/questions/207175/what-does-nomodeset-do
[09:54] <sonjoy> hi!
[09:55] <sonjoy> what is the usage of swap partition ?
[09:55] <bekks> sonjoy: Do you mean what it is for?
[09:55] <sonjoy> yea
[09:55] <cfhowlett> !swap
[09:57] <sonjoy> thank you ubuttu
[10:03] <sonjoy> I am having problem with hibernation on my laptop. here hibernate works but when I start the system again after hibernating my pc do not resume to previous session , it do not load previously opened programs . it just start a new session . is there any solution of this problem ?
[10:08] <reddy> g
[10:10] <sonjoy> I am having problem with hibernation on my laptop. here hibernate works but when I start the system again after hibernating my pc do not resume to previous session , it do not load previously opened programs . it just start a new session . is there any solution of this problem ?
[10:10] <minimec> sonjoy: Do you have a swap partition and is it bigger than your RAM?
[10:11] <sonjoy> yep I have a swap partition. and its 2 times bigger then my ram
[10:12] <Oohashi> swap? psh, who needs swap when you've got an SSD!
[10:12] <cfhowlett> sonjoy more than enough for basic swap
[10:12] <bekks> Oohashi: Everyone who does not want the OOM killer in case he/she gets out of memory and everyone who wants to use hibernation.
[10:13] <minimec> sonjoy: Ok. So that's not the source of your problem.
[10:13] <Oohashi> bekks: really? hibernation uses swap? I didn't realise.
[10:13] <bekks> Oohashi: Yes, it does.
[10:13] <sonjoy> How can I fix this problem ?
[10:17] <kingplusplus> please how do i upgrade to Ubuntu 14.04
[10:17] <bekks> kingplusplus: Which ubuntu release do you have currently?
[10:18] <kingplusplus> bekks i have 13.10
[10:18] <bekks> kingplusplus: then you can use do-release-upgrade
[10:18] <k1l_> kingplusplus: run update-manager
[10:20] <francy> ciao
[10:20] <norembo> hello friends, my usb bluetooth device shows up under "sudo lsusb" and I can use my bluetooth keyboard, but ubuntu does not recognize it as a bt adapter. Could anyone offer some advice?
[10:20] <francy> hello
[10:21] <francy> !list
[10:22] <francy> ciao
[10:22] <francy>
[10:23] <k1l_> !it | francy
[10:24] <minimec> norembo: That sounds like a Logitech bluetooth keyboard... If that is true, I think yuo can 'harware switch' the dongle to make it appear as a native bluetooth adapter. Press and hold the 'red button', and plug the dongle (still hold it for some seconds).
[10:26] <theuns> ls
[10:26] <norembo> minimec - thank you for advice. It is a Microsoft USB dongle, there does not seem to be a switch on it. Weird thing is that I am typing on a keyboard and mouse using it but it does not show up as a bt device...
[10:28] <dom176> manjaro kde
[10:28] <norembo> Bus 004 Device 002: ID 045e:0745 Microsoft Corp. Nano Transceiver v1.0 for Bluetooth
[10:29] <jay> #wordpress
[10:29] <minimec> norembo: So I would take the information of lsusb and search the net for a solution. That's always a good start.
[10:33] <norembo> minimec - yea not much out there, but thanks anyway :(
[10:33] <norembo> I guess it's a bit much expecting a Microsoft device to work in Linux...
[10:38] <k1l_> norembo: see rfkill list if its blocked
[10:39] <Istalantar> hi, I am trying to run a game with Wine. I have it already installed on windows, my question now is, do I have to install it again with Wine for Ubuntu or can I just move the folder an execute the .exe file ?
[10:40] <cfhowlett> sonjoy more than enough for basic swap
[10:40] <cfhowlett> !wine|Istalantar
[10:40] <Homely_Girl> Hi, I use Ubuntu 'n Chrome is my browser, I have issues with "unlock password" thingy.....can u plse direct me to some user friendly advice?