[00:00] <cookie_> arm
[00:00] <cookie_> Xscale
[00:00] <icesword> ! fstab > JonZenor
[00:00] <Zambezi> audrius: Nvidias homepage?
[00:00] <audrius> nope
[00:00] <cookie_> rrplay: Xscale, arm architecture
[00:00] <audrius> asus home page
[00:00] <soundray> cookie_: I have no idea about crosscompiling, but I'm pretty sure you're not asking the right channel. Have you tried a web search? There are plenty of useful-looking hits on "ubuntu arm cross-compile"
[00:00] <Flare183> !fstab | JonZenor
[00:00] <ubotu> JonZenor: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[00:01] <JonZenor> I'm already reading that, but it doesn't mention what type to use to mount a samba share
[00:01] <audrius> i wait
[00:01] <audrius> wait
[00:01] <cookie_> soundray: I did try. and I got a few cross compilers from Ward1983. but they are too hard to use
[00:01] <audrius> i will write mor
[00:01] <cookie_> I know gcc can do it too
[00:01] <NinjaPlimsoles> yum
[00:01] <BizMAn> hey guys, im setting up my ubuntu server for the first time, and im at the part hwre i edit the /etc/hosts file
[00:02] <BizMAn> what do i put for localhost.localdomain for <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:02] <cookie_> rrplay: do you know anything that could help me?
[00:02] <BizMAn> and what do i put for my servanem.something.com for my ip address
[00:02] <BizMAn> i dont et it
[00:02] <audrius> i used secial program name envy
[00:02] <Faust-C> i need a lil help w/ fstab
[00:02] <audrius> but mmy system crashed once again
[00:02] <^Juan^> is there any way to play mobile jar games on ubuntu?
[00:02] <Faust-C> how would you add a share like "Share(space)Name" ?
[00:02] <JonZenor> Share\ Name should work
[00:02] <soundray> cookie_: ask in a channel where C programming is on topic.
[00:03] <Faust-C> ^Juan^, java .jar file
[00:03] <JonZenor> or 'Share Name'
[00:03] <^Juan^> wont work
[00:03] <Faust-C> JonZenor, so just use '' not ""
[00:03] <LeChacal> Jack_Sparrow: another question if you dont mind i am having issues with an error saying i have filled the apt cache how can i clear it and also resize it, in Debian it was in a config file in the apt folder but it isnt there in ubuntu
[00:03] <Jack_Sparrow> audrius, Bad idea...
[00:03] <JonZenor> use not for the type?
[00:03] <audrius> why?
[00:03] <JonZenor> oh, heh
[00:03] <JonZenor> nevermind :D
[00:03] <Faust-C> lol
[00:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !envy
[00:03] <ubotu> envy is an unsupported tool to install newer versions of binary video drivers than provided by the official repositories. Use at your own risk, and remember that the latest version is not necessarily the "best". See « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[00:04] <audrius> Jack_sparrow i tried to just enable my restricted driver adfter restaring it crashed
[00:04] <Azodon> i that necessary? the afk memo
[00:04] <Faust-C> JonZenor, so sec lemme have you look at my fstab
[00:04] <audrius> how u make my name red???
[00:04] <BizMAn> anyone
[00:04] <Jack_Sparrow> LeChacal, Sorry.. no idea..
[00:04] <bruenig> audrius: magic
[00:05] <Starnestommy> audrius: like this?
[00:05] <audrius> yes
[00:05] <audrius> s
[00:05] <Azodon> audrius :  like this
[00:05] <Starnestommy> audrius: have someone say your nickname in a message
[00:05] <JonZenor> Faust-C: okay
[00:05] <LeChacal>  Jack_Sparrow: thank you anyways
[00:05] <bruenig> audrius: you have to do ctrl+893 then type
[00:05] <soundray> audr1us: I can't seem to do it...
[00:05] <audrius> but u nickname is long
[00:05] <bruenig> it only appears red once you enter it though
[00:05] <Jack_Sparrow> LeChacal, Sorry, I must be getting tired...  I should know that one
[00:05] <audrius> i will lose many time to write it
[00:05] <Lars_G> Hi all. Any ideas why I get this trying to load the nvidia module after I install the lattest driver from tar.gz? "FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia"
[00:05] <Starnestommy> audrius: type the first two or three letters then hit the tab key
[00:06] <Ward1983> is it possible to setup software raid when installing ubuntu?
[00:06] <neosix> Lars_G: why do you use tar.gz
[00:06] <prince_jammys> audrius: type the beginning of someones name, and then the tab key to autocomplete their name. like:  prin<tab>
[00:06] <LeChacal>  Jack_Sparrow: it is ok we all have days like that
[00:06] <Lars_G> neosix: newer?
[00:06] <audrius> Starnestommy,  oh thananks
[00:06] <soundray> !highno | Lars_G
[00:06] <ubotu> Lars_G: A higher version number does not mean that it's better. Especially with packages such as the linux kernel. The packages in the Ubuntu repositories are stable and will work fine. You should have a better reason than "newer" when considering compiling from source or using 3rd party repos.
[00:06] <neosix> Lars_G: aha
[00:06] <audrius> Jack_Sparrow,  any ideas ?
[00:06] <bruenig> a higher version does mean it is better
[00:07] <Ward1983> i mean software raid with no controller, so no fakeraid, i decided to use my other 2 drives for a regular software raid if possible
[00:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Lars_G, Does this sound familiar  hit clt-alt-f2, login. run  sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop. do your nivida stuff, using sudo. sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start to restart X . ctl-alt-f7 to get back to gui, if needed
[00:07] <Jack_Sparrow> audrius, Ideas on what?
[00:07] <Starnestommy> bruenig: not if the higher version is less stable
[00:07] <Faust-C> JonZenor, http://nopaste.com/p/audErByMC
[00:07] <Lars_G> soundray: Excuse me but I'm trying to solve problems with the older version so please if you can't help don't assume, you end up like an ass...
[00:07] <Juan> is there any way to play mobile jar games on ubuntu?
[00:07] <bruenig> Starnestommy: that is a joke word you throw around, you don't even know what it means
[00:07] <Lars_G> Jack_Sparrow: I installed from shell, with no X running.. heck I don't even have X running now.
[00:08] <bruenig> oh they are less stable, garbage, you just say that because you haven't a real reason
[00:08] <audrius> Jack_Sparrow,  how to enable my resticted nvidia drivers without creshing system
[00:08] <soundray> Lars_G: I thought you're the one *looking* for advice. Now you're dishing it out...
[00:08] <Lars_G> Jack_Sparrow: Plus I see in dmesg the module loaded while (after) compiling...
[00:08] <oboy03> good am people
[00:08] <Lars_G> soundray: I'm dishing advice on a different topic from the one I'm looking advice in.  Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow or nickrud!
[00:08] <Lars_G> soundray: I'm only repeating an American expression
[00:09] <JonZenor> Faust-C: How do I make a .smbcredentials file? can you show me an example of yours? (With pass removed of course)
[00:09] <Lars_G> Jack_Sparrow: So it somehow loads as a test while compiling but for some reason wont modprobe afterwards.
[00:09] <nickrud> Lars_G: courtesy, please. Nothing that can be misconstrued
[00:09] <Faust-C> JonZenor, sure
[00:09] <oboy03> i have a problem this appears evrytime i click on network: the configuration could not be loaded
[00:09] <LinuxMonkey> Dont make me wake up nixternal now.lol
[00:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Lars_G, Does this sound familiar... You need to stop gdm in order to install the drivers.. blah blah    hit clt-alt-f2, login. run  sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop. do your nivida stuff, using sudo. sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start to restart X . ctl-alt-f7 to get back to gui, if needed
[00:09] <audrius> Jack_Sparrow,  how to enable my resticted nvidia drivers without creshing system
[00:09] <Lars_G> ....
[00:10] <Jack_Sparrow> audrius, what video card
[00:10] <Faust-C> JonZenor, http://nopaste.com/p/atcmnbUHk
[00:10] <Zambezi> Okay. QCAD was just 2D. Is there 3D CAD for Linux free?
[00:10] <JonZenor> Faust-C: thanks
[00:10] <Karsyth> how do i force quit a process?
[00:11] <themill> Zambezi: I've used blender for such things, but it's not really 3D CAD.
[00:11] <Faust-C> JonZenor, np
[00:11] <LjL> !etiquette > Lars_G    (Lars_G, see the private message from Ubotu)
[00:11] <soundray> Karsyth: with kill or killall
[00:11] <grnmtn> search for the process with ps xau|grep processname
[00:11] <Karsyth> so kill, then process name?
[00:11] <grnmtn> then kill the pid number
[00:11] <grnmtn> or use killall processname
[00:11] <soundray> Karsyth: no, killall with the name (kill ID)
[00:11] <rrplay> cookie: GCC compiler right
[00:12] <Bryan_Sierra> I need a way to control the PCM volume control via the keyboard media keys.
[00:12] <Neuling> how can I stop the jumping of the letters in the entry box, while typing?
[00:12] <dr_kosmos> hey guys... quick question. i have to write summary on different types of open source data storage... all i can think of so far is a flat file and MySQL... can anybody tell me the names of some others?
[00:12] <soundray> Neuling: what entry box is that?
[00:12] <oboy03> where is the problem here if i click on administration>network, it says configuration could not be loaded
[00:12] <danand_> Karsyth - use the command - kill -9 $(pidof process_name)
[00:12] <Faust-C> JonZenor, btw share\ didnt work ...
[00:12] <Neuling> it's in Pidgin, IRC Part
[00:12] <Neuling> everytime I type
[00:13] <skyde> how can i check memory hardware fail by seconde
[00:13] <Neuling> the letters jump
[00:13] <Karsyth> ok, how do i find the process name again?
[00:13] <grnmtn> only use kill -9 if a regular killall fails
[00:13] <Lars_G> Interesting.... insmod works, only modprobe fails
[00:13] <grnmtn> to find a process name, you can use top
[00:13] <JonZenor> Faust-C: Uhm, it didn't work, says mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //<IP_ADDRESS>/Files,
[00:13] <Faust-C> htop
[00:13] <danand_> Karsyth - use the command pidof process_name
[00:13] <grnmtn> it will list the processes using the most resources at the top of the list
[00:13] <Bryan_Sierra> I need a way to control the PCM volume control via the keyboard media keys.
[00:13] <Faust-C> JonZenor, hmm sec im gonna google a tad more
[00:14] <Karsyth> whenever i run that command it just goes to a new line
[00:14] <JonZenor> i'm trying too
[00:14] <Lars_G> Ok stuff works with insmod, I wonder if it'll work at reboot. sigh
[00:14] <danand_> Karsyth - or use ps -A | grep process_name
[00:14] <prince_jammys> pgrep
[00:15] <JonZenor> I need to get ready for work soon
[00:15] <prince_jammys> i didn't know about pidof, seems to work like pgrep
[00:15] <oboy03> where is the problem here if i click on administration>network, it says configuration could not be loaded, how do i fix it?
[00:15] <komputes> how do you turn off automatic NumLk after login?
[00:15] <jonathan_> How can I find out where something went when I download it from synaptic?
[00:16] <danand_> prince_jammys - pidof is great... if you know the exact name of the process :) ... firefox ... firefox-bin ...
[00:16] <Lars_G> Well back in X now let's see if it fixes the failure.
[00:16] <grnmtn> has anyone had problems with Intel GMA 950 drivers? I just moved a new computer, and everything looks really fuzzy - I can't figure out how to fix it
[00:16] <soundray> jonathan_: package files go to /var/cache/apt/archives
[00:16] <prince_jammys> danand_: i normally do that with pgrep
[00:16] <jonathan_> soundray, thank you!
[00:16] <chetnick> how do you add startup programs trough shell ?
[00:16] <soundray> jonathan_: to get a list of files in a package, 'dpkg -L packagename'
[00:16] <Lars_G> it did. or so it seems
[00:16]  * danand_ is gonna check out pgrep
[00:17] <Karsyt1> i keep lagging out, sorry. how do i find the process list again? im kind of confused. whenever i enter the commands oyu tell me it goes to a blank line
[00:17] <grnmtn> top
[00:17] <soundray> Karsyt1: that usually means it has worked
[00:17] <Dr_willis_> Karsyt1,  the commands, top, or ps, are normally used
[00:17] <Karsyt1> alright ive got the list
[00:18] <danand_> prince_jammys - pgrep looks pretty cool too :)
[00:18] <prince_jammys> danand_: yeah
[00:18] <Karsyt1> im still not seeing the name on the list
[00:18] <Karsyt1> i cant figure out which one it is. im trying to run steam install
[00:18] <grnmtn> no one here with GMA 950 problems?
[00:19] <Dr_willis_> Karsyt1,  ps ax | grep steam
[00:19] <gigamonkey> Is there an easy way to clone my boot drive unto a USB thumb drive such that I could boot from it in a pinch?
[00:19] <grnmtn> Karsyt1 - what process are you trying to kill?
[00:19] <Karsyt1> a steam install
[00:19] <komputes> is there a way to quickly switch between window managers or does one HAVE to log out and back in?
[00:19] <danand_> gigamonkey - look into the dd command
[00:19] <Karsyt1> im running it trhough wine
[00:19] <prince_jammys> danand_: they seem similar.  pgrep has a few more options, though i normally don't use those
[00:19] <soundray> komputes: some wms have a --replace command line option
[00:20] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  many support a 'whatever --replace' option, or depending on how it got launched, you can kill it from a terminal, and run another.
[00:20] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  ive seen some that come with menu items to launch alternative window managers.. depends on your needs.
[00:21] <danand_> prince_jammys - i usually use pidof in scripts - it's useful to list pid's of all running apps with the name you supply.
[00:21] <komputes> do you know how to do it with xfce, theres no xfce command, like 18
[00:22] <prince_jammys> danand_: i'm seeing one difference: pidof requires the exact name, whereas pgrep works like grep
[00:22] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  do what exactly with xfce?
[00:22] <soundray> komputes: I don't think you can switch to xfce without logging out, since it's a whole environment
[00:22] <JonZenor> I can't figure out what's wrong! :( everything I look at says smbfs is the correct type, and I don't know what else would be wrong in that line
[00:22] <gigamonkey> danand_: so will something like dd if=/ of=/media/disk/ Just Work?
[00:22] <Lars_G> No ideas why I can insmod the module but not modprobe it?
[00:22] <prince_jammys> danand_: so pidof is probably safer, in scripts, unless you specify to match only the exact string
[00:22] <komputes> oh did i say window manager or desktop manager...my bad
[00:23] <danand_> prince_jammys - that is the difference ... pidof is great _if_ you know the _exact_ process name
[00:23] <komputes> but good to know i can do twm --replace
[00:23] <Dr_willis_> the xfce startup scripts - launch several of the xfce 'parts'
[00:23] <Dr_willis_> Im not sure twm supports --replace :)
[00:23] <grnmtn> the problem with tools like pgrep is they aren't universal across all *nix operating systems, unlike ps and grep
[00:23] <komputes> yeah,i need to log out for that
[00:23] <danand_> prince_jammys - yeah, safer for someone like me at least :)
[00:23] <grnmtn> if you're talking about scripting
[00:23] <audrius> Jack_Sparrow, geforce 8600 gts
[00:24] <komputes> by the way, do you know how to turn off automatic NumLk after login?
[00:24] <alanbshepard70> Whenever I run apt I get this error linux-image-2.6.22-14-generic: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2. Anyone know of a fix? Google and the forums offered no help. The only thing I found in the forums to try I've already tried.
[00:24] <Mezriss> I've noticed only now - umount didn't actually help with thai gmount-iso image. it removed cd only. when i ty to umount it, i get "umount2: Device or resource busy" but it's not like anything is using it yet
[00:24] <JonZenor> anybody see anything wrong with this line? //<IP_ADDRESS>/Files    /mnt/Files      smbfs   credentials=/home/jon/.smbcredentials,iocharset=iso8859-15,codepage=cp850       0       0
[00:24] <dny> is there a way to install the  ATI RADEON XPRESS 200 gfx driver, or maybe an alternative?  :/
[00:25] <komputes> Mezriss: someone made a script for mount/unmount iso
[00:25] <Dr_willis_> The fuseiso tool is also handy for mounting iso files
[00:25] <gigamonkey> Ah. Never mind, I want to use the /dev/sd<FOO> as the if and of.
[00:25] <magnetron> JonZenor: don't use smbfs, it's deprecated. use cifs instead
[00:25] <JonZenor> cifs? okay, I'll try it
[00:25] <Dr_willis_> The Fusesmb tool - is handy also. you dont have to mess with the fstab :)
[00:26] <JonZenor> nope, cifs didn't work
[00:26] <rhineheart_m> Can anybody in this channel tell me why giving root a password is a *bad idea*?
[00:26] <JonZenor> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //<IP_ADDRESS>/Files,
[00:26] <fluo> hello everybody
[00:26] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: it makes it easier for an attacker to hack into root
[00:27] <Dr_willis_> rhineheart_m,  one layer of security  added on top of the other layers.
[00:27] <Mezriss> fuseiso mounts iso in such a manner that i'm able to view it as rooot only. right now i'm looking for a way to make cdrom0 not buisy again or a way to unmount it
[00:27] <neosix> rhineheart_m: because somebody can mess your system
[00:27] <fluo> I wonder how I can output alsa on /dev/audio?
[00:27] <rrplay> alanshephard70: check dmesg  also /var/log   for messages
[00:27] <pipegeek> Anyone know how to enable mp3 encoding support for sox in gutsy?
[00:27] <Dr_willis_> Mezriss,  your users need to be in the fuse group, then they can mount/unmount the iso image files.
[00:27] <soundray> rhineheart_m: if you need a root shell for something, you can always do 'sudo -i'
[00:27] <rhineheart_m> Thanks for your inputs guys... how about to a server without GUI?
[00:27] <Mezriss> or at least get an idea why is it busy
[00:28] <soundray> rhineheart_m: same thing
[00:28] <danand_> gigamonkey - the dd command will allow you to clone a disk or partition _exactly_ - hence any refs to the disk or partition name will be preserved. use of dd may or may not _just_ work ... you may need to edit things like fstab etc for that to work
[00:29] <morghanphoenix> yeah, unless it's a playstation cd, dd never makes an iso of them for me.
[00:29] <sidelil> excuse me, do you know a way to create a multi-bootable disc? I'd like to have a DVD with the ubuntu CD, SuperGrubDisk, SystemRescueCD and maybe others, and everyone to be bootable, with some kind of GRUB-like list at the beginning to choose which one to boot.
[00:29] <audrius> what means e. g. i am not english...
[00:29] <OFStime> does anyone know what diagnostics i can do on my laptop to find out why suspend wont work
[00:29] <Flannel> sidelil: sure, the regular Ubuntu CD does that already (with the menu), although a little differently
[00:29] <audrius> e.g.?
[00:29] <soundray> audrius: for example
[00:30] <audrius> soundray, If your card does not appear in this [WWW] list of cards known by Ubuntu 7.04 NVIDIA binary drivers (e.g. the 8600GT) then there is no Ubuntu 7.04 supported binary driver
[00:30] <pipegeek> Is there any way to enable mp3 encoding support in sox without a recompile?  A package I haven't seen?
[00:30] <sidelil> audrius,  e.g is "exemplum gratia", which is "for example"
[00:30] <rhineheart_m> ows..really? Take a long with this guy...he has been recommending to give root a password in all of his guides... http://howtoforge.com/perfect_server_ubuntu7.10_p3
[00:30] <Bruno_> is there a way to install mac OS X 10.2 on my ubuntu computer?
[00:30] <soundray> audrius: e.g. = "for example"
[00:30] <audrius> oh
[00:30] <audrius> thenks ;)
[00:30] <sidelil> Flannel, can I do it with the ubuntu CD? How?
[00:30] <JonZenor> alright, I need to go to work, thanks for trying to help guys :)
[00:30] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: howtoforge is a bad site for Ubuntu stuff, to be perfectly honest.
[00:30] <rhineheart_m> *look
[00:31] <morghanphoenix> virtualization, not sure which ones support osx installs though.
[00:31] <rrplay> alanshephard70:  did you look here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=647521
[00:31] <morghanphoenix> is 10.2 the intel osx?
[00:31] <rhineheart_m> huh?! really? my server has been set-up the way it is being done there...with a little modification..
[00:32] <soundray> morghanphoenix: have you lost your way?
[00:32] <morghanphoenix> soundray: someone was asking about osx on their computer.
[00:32] <rhineheart_m> can this command  will lock the root? sudo passwd -l root
[00:32] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: Yeah, the site doesn't understand the way Ubuntu does things, and as such, tries to set it up like another distro (redhat I believe)
[00:32] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: yes
[00:33] <Bruno_>  morghanphoenix: its the jaguar version, idk if its intel compatible...
[00:33] <prettyricky> Can you add OS X to a windows system. I currently have Xp and Ubuntu?
[00:33] <morghanphoenix> soundray: I suggested virtualization and then asked if the version they were asking about was the intel based one, I know the PPC ones rune like a dessicated snail.
[00:33] <soundray> morghanphoenix: got it. Note, !who
[00:34] <Flannel> sidelil: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Making-a-GRUB-bootable-CD_002dROM.html is probably the easiest method.  Puts GRUB on the CD, and then you can do whatever from GRUB.  Also, Smart Boot Manager may also be a good choice
[00:35] <Leetbumble> goodnight/goodday/ttyl
[00:35] <sidelil> Flannel, thank you very much
[00:35] <ypSami> Hey all. Since I'm forced to install imagemagick 6.3.x via source, what is the best way to install via source that ensures a clean uninstall?
[00:36] <soundray> !checkinstall | ypSami
[00:36] <ubotu> ypSami: checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running!
[00:36] <ypSami> lordy that's a convenient binary
[00:36] <ypSami> thanks guys
[00:36] <ypSami> or.. thanks soundray ?
[00:36] <ypSami> =D
[00:36] <morghanphoenix> Speaking of which, it's about time I insrtalled it again so I can run XP, forgot I hadn't put it back on since I decided to try the buntus again.
[00:37]  * Mezriss starts to hate Gmount-iso
[00:37] <ypSami> This is my first time using ubuntu as a serious web server. I'm a debian guy personally.
[00:37] <morghanphoenix> Still a pretty new distro when I used it before and was pretty unstable, seems to have improved quite a bit since then, though the lack of an actually root account still annoys me.
[00:38] <Flannel> ypSami: Why are you choosing Ubuntu over Debian for the server, may I ask?
[00:38] <jonathan_> How would I get to "/var/cache/apt/archives?"
[00:38] <soundray> ypSami: hardy will come with imagemagick <IP_ADDRESS> or later -- you could backport it yourself
[00:38] <hischild> soundray, wait.... that actually works? like ... you can install it with that?
[00:38] <Jimdb> hey, i have a wierd one, tho I don't think it is impossible to understand and ultimately figure out.  I just installed 7.10 on an HP zx5000 laptop.  The install went well but I had a sound issue.  sound wouldn't play.  If I tried to play the cpu utilization would hit 100%.  If I tried to quit programs such as amarok, etc after terminating they'd still be listed in the system monitor as zombies and the cpu utilization would remain 100%.  I
[00:38] <Karsyth> anyone know where i install fonts to?
[00:38] <Flannel> morghanphoenix: You're not required to not have a root password; but why does it annoy you?
[00:38] <ypSami> Flannel: Rightscale offers Ubuntu images that are integrated, but not debian. I'd prefer debian.
[00:38] <nickrud> !fonts | Karsyth
[00:38] <ubotu> Karsyth: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[00:38] <Karsyth> thanks
[00:38] <danhs> hey, how can I see what daemon processes are running?  like I know apached and vsftpd are running.  but they don't show up in system-monitor.  only place I can really see them is ps -Al and that's kind of not very easy to read/concise/clear.....
[00:39] <morghanphoenix> just not what I'm used to, keep typing su :)
[00:39] <danhs> any suggestions?
[00:39] <soundray> hischild: checkinstall? Apparently so...
[00:39] <EpicLegion> Hello, would anyone mind helping me with some probs I'm having with my vid card?
[00:39] <danhs> I'm a little used to windows where I can see processes from task manager, or services running
[00:39] <morghanphoenix> never had any of my users as a sudoer either, kept all that relegated to root land.
[00:39] <oboy03> configuration could not be loaded appears when i click on administration>network, what should i do?
[00:39] <Flannel> danhs: ps aux will show you all of them
[00:40] <danand_> danhs  - psgrep... prince_jammys - :)
[00:40] <danhs> aux?
[00:40] <EpicLegion> Hey, I got some probs with my NVIDIA card, can anyone help?
[00:40] <Maimster> Can anyone grab this file, (Windows XP SP2) I got this file from this link on a Winblows box in 4 minutes, 39 seconds. The file is 266MB http://www.soft32.com/Download/Free/Windows_XP_Service_Pack_2/4-992-1.html
[00:40] <prince_jammys> danand_: pgrep?
[00:40] <Jimdb> danhs:  go to the system menu, then administration, then system monitor
[00:40] <morghanphoenix> kde has a pretty windows like process table, not sure about gnome though.
[00:40] <Flannel> morghanphoenix: sudo provides a lot more flexibility than just having a root account, which is one of the main reasons Ubuntu uses it
[00:40] <danhs> Jimdb: system monitor not sufficient
[00:40] <soundray> danhs: they *should* show up in system-monitor as well
[00:40] <Jimdb> danhs:  why?
[00:40] <danand_> prince_jammys - crap... useless at remembering new commands :)
[00:40] <icesword> Maimster, windows?#windows
[00:40] <Maimster> For some reason my Linux box needs 3 hours to download this.
[00:41] <Jimdb> danhs:  it has everything that task manager has and more.
[00:41] <Maimster> icesword Its just a test.
[00:41] <danhs> Jimdb: It's not showing apache2
[00:41] <danhs> definitely....
[00:41] <prince_jammys> danand_: i thought you discovered another one :)
[00:41] <danhs> and I *know* that apache is running
[00:41] <EpicLegion> I need some help with my vid card
[00:41] <Mezriss> is there a way to learn which process is accesing a file?
[00:41] <icesword> Maimster, use multi thread download tools
[00:41] <morghanphoenix> soft32 is a slow server
[00:41] <danhs> oh wait....view was set to "my processes"
[00:41] <danhs> tricky.....
[00:41] <soundray> Mezriss: lsof
[00:41] <Jimdb> danhs:  top run in a terminal doesn't show apache?
[00:41] <Maimster> icesword I just can't explain why my Ubuntu 7.10 is stopping at 10Kbps.
[00:41] <EpicLegion> Hey, can anyone help me with the prob I'm having with my vid card?
[00:41] <Mezriss> thanks
[00:41] <danhs> ps aux does
[00:41] <danand_> prince_jammys - psgrep .... auto shows all the info you ever wanted .... ahhhhh
[00:42] <danhs> ps -Al does
[00:42] <hischild> soundray, hmm ... i've gotta remember that one then ... i've got a lot to install from source and it's a pain to uninstall something
[00:42] <Flannel> Jimdb: likely that apache isn't a top process
[00:42] <danhs> and system monitor does when I change view to something other than my process
[00:42] <icesword> !download
[00:42] <ubotu> Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://nl.releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive - PLEASE use the !torrents to download Gutsy, and help keeping the servers' load low!
[00:42] <icesword> !download tools
[00:42] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about download tools - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:42] <rrplay> Epiclegion: what is your problem
[00:42] <danhs> top doesn't show apache
[00:42] <Jimdb> danhs:  you can stretch the window and i'll show more than 33
[00:42] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Well, first off, I should tell you I'm a long time Windows user
[00:42] <danhs> Jimdb: I can stretch top?
[00:42] <Starnestommy> apache is usually apache2 in ps aux
[00:42] <Maimster> icesword What does the download tools do?
[00:42] <EpicLegion> rrpaly: So I'm kinda new to this stuff
[00:42] <Jimdb> yes
[00:43] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Anyway, I have a NVIDIA 8500 GT GeForce
[00:43] <rrplay> Epiclegion:: what chipset do you have
[00:43] <danhs> yea definitely not in the top 33 or whatever the number is
[00:43] <fernando> #winehq
[00:43] <danhs> it is in system monitor tho'
[00:43] <rrplay> EpicLegion   nvidia-settings as root
[00:43] <icesword> Maimster, it usually build multi thread downloading
[00:43] <danhs> is there a way to see the path to the executable tho?
[00:43] <EpicLegion> rrplay: And I've installed the latest linux driver for my card
[00:43] <EpicLegion> And now
[00:43] <Jimdb> did I ask the wrong question when I asked about HP laptop sound issues?
[00:43] <EpicLegion> rrplay: When I try to enable the Restricted driver
[00:43] <EpicLegion> rrplay: And reboot
[00:44] <jms1989> How can one setup apache2 to stream media instead of downloading and then playing?
[00:44] <EpicLegion> rrplay: I go into low-graphics mode
[00:44] <EpicLegion> rrplay: And have to select my stuff
[00:44] <Maimster> icesword Okay that makes sense, however why is the other machines on the same network out performing mine without extra software? Just strange.
[00:44] <EpicLegion> rrplay: And the driver still isn't enabled
[00:44] <danhs> ahhhh command line.....that is pretty sweet
[00:44] <listeper> Does anyone know if and when eclipse 3.3.x is gonna be included in the package manager?
[00:44] <rrplay> EpicLegion: look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=674185
[00:44] <soundray> Jimdb: probably not, but you may have to repeat or rephrase a couple of times until someone jumps on it
[00:45] <Maimster> icesword I am thinking about taking this machine to another location to test another broadband account.
[00:45] <soundray> !sound > Jimdb, meantime, have you seen this? (private message)
[00:45] <PriceChild> listeper: ubuntu is frozen on release. Only security and critical bug fixes are added.
[00:45] <Jimdb> soundray:  last time I did that I got nailed with "don't repeat your question".
[00:45] <rrplay> EpicLegion  nvidia-xconfig -A | less read and select option for your card
[00:45] <danand_> danhs - htop is better than top. htop allows you to scroll through all processes
[00:45] <PriceChild> listeper: it may be in ubuntu 8.04, check packages.ubuntu.com
[00:45] <ryanzec> is there a good UML software like visio or smartdraw for ubuntu?
[00:45] <icesword> Maimster, what you mean by out performing mine without
[00:45] <danhs> danand_: oooh
[00:45] <soundray> Jimdb: no one will say that if you leave 10 minutes or so
[00:45] <audrius> what graphical iterface u are using kde or gnome?
[00:46] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Uh
[00:46] <EpicLegion> rrplay: That's not really the problem I'm having
[00:46] <audrius> what graphical iterface u are using kde or gnome?
[00:46] <Maimster> icesword I have 6 machines on this cable modem. They download from that super fast site at like 900 - 1.5Mbps.
[00:46] <Jimdb> soundray:  that's why i didn't repeat it...but...to be honest, my question stated I'd torn through the threads on the support forums and many ppl have no resolution to their hp laptop sound issues.
[00:46] <ryanzec> audrius, was that for me?
[00:46] <icesword> oh, i see
[00:46] <Maimster> icesword For some strange reason this newly configure ubuntu 7.10 just can't go fastst than like 30kbps.
[00:46] <listeper> Thansk PriceChild.
[00:46] <danhs> danand_: that htop.....that is friggin sweet
[00:47] <boxafella> hi everyone
[00:47] <Maimster> icesword That was why I wanted someone else to download to see what they get for speed.
[00:47] <soundray> Jimdb: I see. Have you looked for installation reports on tuxmobil.org ?
[00:47] <icesword> this is just weird
[00:47] <TrichomeKid> Okay, so I was messing with the inside of my machjine (Not that relevant), but when I started up Ubuntu.. the icons on the one taskbar were in the middle.  The Network Connection icon is now in the middle I can't move it.  Anyone know why?
[00:47] <Maimster> icesword Exactly.
[00:47] <rrplay> EpicLegion: so what is the problem that you are having?? after reading in the forums ?
[00:47] <danand_> danhs - you'll never use top again ... :) alias top='htop'
[00:47] <Maimster> icesword I have been working with it for 5 days now.
[00:47] <PriceChild> TrichomeKid: right click and uncheck lock
[00:47] <danhs> danand_: good call
[00:47] <soundray> TrichomeKid: you must have switched resolutions at some point
[00:47] <rhineheart_m> ypSami: are you using it for Gallery2?
[00:47] <TrichomeKid> PriceChild:  The network icon doesn't have an unlock feature.
[00:48] <orudie> can i create new user and specify permissions through terminal ?
[00:48] <ypSami> rhineheart_m: no
[00:48] <boxafella> I've done a lot of research, and found drivers myself.. i've even attempted compiling them, but i haven't had any luck in getting my webcam to work
[00:48] <boxafella> can anyone help me?
[00:48] <jonathan_> somehow I accidentally got rid of my desktop, and I can't remember how to put it back on. Could someone help?
[00:48] <jonathan_> All I have is my compiz cube picture
[00:48] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Okay, the problem is that I enable the restricted drivers for my vid card. On reboot, I'm sent into low-graphics mode. I select my monitor and vid card drivers, and when I get into the GUI, the restricted drivers still aren't enabled
[00:48] <TrichomeKid> soundray:  The resolution is the same.  But I will try switching to a different one.
[00:48] <Maimster> icesword The sad part is that I used the Ubuntu Terminal Server Client to do the downloads on the other boxes and they still out performed mine.
[00:49] <soundray> TrichomeKid: the network "icon" is in the Notification Area applet. Right-click the faint dots to the left of the icon
[00:49] <boxafella>  I've done a lot of research, and found drivers myself.. i've even attempted compiling them, but i haven't had any luck in getting my webcam to work
[00:49] <Jimdb> soundray:  I think sound in linux on laptops has a serious need to be fixed.  I have probably 5 solid laptops here and all exhibit some sound related issues. I'm not sure if you are interested in knowing how I got around my issues.
[00:49] <jonathan_> Anyone know the problem?
[00:49] <danand_> emma - uh... did u just pm me?
[00:49] <rrplay> EpicLegion: did you try those command at the console   nvidia-settings   nvidia-xconfig -A | less
[00:49] <soundray> Jimdb: don't let my nickname mislead you -- it dates back to a time when I did ultrasound research
[00:50] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Which console?
[00:50] <boxafella>  I've done a lot of research, and found drivers myself.. i've even attempted compiling them, but i haven't had any luck in getting my webcam to work
[00:50] <icesword> Maimster, i think it is networking issue,not sure,what if you run ifconfig
[00:50] <TrichomeKid> soundray:  Now that you mention it, I can't find those faint dots anymore...
[00:50] <soundray> TrichomeKid: they may be covered up by another applet.
[00:50] <boxafella> anyone?
[00:50] <boxafella> anyone at all?
[00:50] <rrplay> EpicLegion: the terminal
[00:50] <Maimster> icesword I thought about that too. So I did a download internally. My Ubuntu box killed the others by about 2MBps!!
[00:50] <EpicLegion> rrplay: No, I haven't
[00:51] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Do I need to stop my gdm?
[00:51] <boxafella> thanks guys
[00:51] <Mezriss> how should I add user to a group? opened group properties, marked users which I wanted to add, pressed ok. then I've decided to check it and opened group properties again, but none of the users were marked
[00:51] <TrichomeKid> soundray:  Okay, thanks.  The dots are gone now, strange.  But I right-clicked right next to it and was able to move it.
[00:51] <audrius> what graphical iterface u are using kde or gnome?
[00:51] <rrplay> EpicLegion will just try those 2 first
[00:51] <EpicLegion> rrplay: k one sec
[00:51] <audrius> wuetion for all of u
[00:51] <Scunizi> boxafella, what kind of webcam?
[00:51] <Jimdb> soundray:  i am wondering if there's a need to break out this support area into smaller more specialized areas.  I know there are some such as #samba, etc. but there probably should be some for laptops and then broken down by issue:  sound, video, wireless, modems, etc.
[00:51] <Maimster> icesword I grabbed the same file from an internal FTP. I got about 8.5Mbps
[00:51] <Flannel> Jimdb: #ubuntu-offtopic for that discussion, and let me save you the time: not really, it wouldn't ever work.
[00:51] <boxafella> Scunizi: a Logitech quickcam preloaded on my XPS 1210
[00:52] <Jimdb> flannel:  thanks but this isn't off topic.  thanks again tho.
[00:52] <Scunizi> boxafella, let me check something.. hang on.
[00:52] <Maimster> icesword I think Comcast is blocking me. Only i am NOBODY special.
[00:52] <zippytech> any one know how i can get my system to try idap auth after the network is up?
[00:52] <boxafella> Thanks.
[00:52] <icesword> Maimster, seems it is working fine
[00:52] <Flannel> Jimdb: it is offtopic, this is support only, that's a meta-support question.
[00:52] <soundray> Jimdb: I agree with Flannel on both counts (offtopic and wouldn't work)
[00:52] <boxafella> I have research links, if you'd care to see.. My own troubleshooting exploring
[00:52] <Jimdb> flannel, only you think that.
[00:52] <soundray> Jimdb: read me carefully
[00:52] <Jimdb> flannel:  i asked a sound question
[00:52] <icesword> Maimster, you mean they limit your bandwith
[00:52] <Maimster> icesword Definately.  My Ubuntu 6.10 is great. Just weird is all. I can not figure this out.
[00:52] <fluo> how can one output audio to /dev/audio?
[00:53] <LjL> Jimdb, the sound question is not offtopic. the splitting-the-channel thing is.
[00:53] <Flannel> Jimdb: the sound question is good here.  The channel scheme discussion is offtopic, but we'll all be happy to discuss it there.
[00:53] <soundray> fluo: 'cat file >/dev/audio'
[00:53] <Maimster> icesword I was googling and found that comcast with messing with the bitorrent protocol and stuff like that.
[00:53] <Scunizi> boxafella, is it the pro version?
[00:53] <fernando> i feel ashamed for asking this question ... but how can I move to #winehq to put a wine question?
[00:53] <LjL> fernando: /join #winehq
[00:53] <boxafella> i believe so, Scunizi
[00:53] <Maimster> icesword They are not under a Class Action Lawsuit.
[00:53] <fluo> soundray, I was thinking about the music I'm listenning, not just a file
[00:53] <icesword> Maimster, coz they cause lot of pressur
[00:53] <boxafella> Let me check Dell's website real quick..
[00:53] <fernando> Lorenzo : Thx
[00:54] <fernando>  /join #winehq
[00:54] <Maimster> icesword Sorry company!! I can't wait til Verizon comes out with FIOS in my area. I am gone from the little ISP.
[00:54] <LjL> fernando: without a leading space
[00:54] <Scunizi> boxafella, have you seen this link? http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/linux/webcam.html
[00:54] <Jimdb> flannel:  i disagree.  but  you are going off topic yourself according to your rules.
[00:54] <icesword> Maimster, bandwith limit is comman
[00:54] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Okay, on the settings command, I got a bunch of "Not Found"
[00:55] <Maimster> icesword Then why don't the other machines feel the same limits? They share the same connection.
[00:55] <EpicLegion> rrplay: On the -A, I got Syntax error ")" unexpexted
[00:55] <rrplay> EpicLegion: nvidia-settings as root  sudo nvidi-settings
[00:55] <EpicLegion> rrplay: I did
[00:55] <rrplay> nvidia-settings
[00:55] <sam_> what is the terminal command to install kde desktop?
[00:55] <rrplay> then you do not have the drivers installed
[00:56] <soundray> sam_: 'sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop'
[00:56] <boxafella> Scunizi, no
[00:56] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Uh, yeah, i do
[00:56] <Scunizi> boxafella, also.. are you running Gutsy? if so USB support is a little weird. My Creative cam has to be plugged in when I start the machine to be seen properly.
[00:56] <icesword> Maimster, you said you use a modem ,now can you monitor that modem,i mean how much of bandwith beem used
[00:56] <boxafella> Yes.
[00:56] <boxafella> But it's a preinstalled camera
[00:56] <sam_> soundray: thanks
[00:56] <rrplay> EpicLegion: do you see the nvidia logo at boot?
[00:56] <boxafella> see http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_Dell_XPS_M1210
[00:56] <fluo> how to output all sounds to /dev/audio? anybody?
[00:56] <EpicLegion> rrplay: no?
[00:56] <Maimster> icesword Hmm...  good question...  maybe if I use ethereal or something like that.
[00:56] <EpicLegion> rrplay: I never have
[00:56] <musashi_> I need some help solving a software RAID 1 setup problem. The explanation is too long to post here. I posted it at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/26489 my thanks to anyone willing to read it and help me.
[00:57] <soundray> fluo: what exactly do you want to achieve?
[00:57] <boxafella> Scunizi, this is where I got the instructions on the drivers and install http://openfacts.berlios.de/index-en.phtml?title=Linux+UVC
[00:57] <Scunizi> boxafella, true.. :(.. Webcam support in linux is poor primarily because the manufacturers have propriatory drivers that have to be reverse engineered.
[00:57] <soundray> fluo: /dev/audio is a legacy device provided by alsa's oss compatibility modules
[00:57] <f0rmat> hello guys i am still having problems with nautilus it isn't showing directory contents and the desktop isn't showing at all :S
[00:57] <Maimster> icesword What about the Ubuntu Network Tool?
[00:57] <rrplay> EpicLegion : ok check out  this file /etc/X11/xorg.conf      change   device nv   to nvidia
[00:57] <boxafella> Scunizi, do you have AIM? I must go pick up my sister from work
[00:58] <boxafella> Catch up when I get back?
[00:58] <boxafella> mrboxerson
[00:58] <EpicLegion> rrplay: How?
[00:58] <Scunizi> boxafella, I don't but there really isn't much else I can enlighten you with... sorry.
[00:58] <icesword> Maimster, i am not sure, coz i have only one machine,just try it
[00:58] <boxafella> It's quite alright.
[00:58] <boxafella> Thanks
[00:58] <Maimster> icesword Doing it now.
[00:58] <rrplay> EpicLegion: sudo gedit /etc//x11/xorg.conf
[00:59] <faileas> is there any package that would let me emulate a mouse with a keyboard?
[00:59] <EpicLegion> rrplay: I just see a blank doc
[00:59] <rrplay> /etc/X11/xorg.cong
[00:59] <m0u5e> how do you break symbolic links?
[00:59] <m0u5e> besides deleting the folder / link
[01:00] <Jorophose> So I'm trying to compile Geany on my 6.06 machine and following Psychocats guide am going to use "sudo checkinstall -D" instead of "sudo make install". But does this also do the equivelent of "make clean"?
[01:00] <soundray> faileas: System-Preferences-Universal Access
[01:00] <Flannel> Jorophose: checkinstall creates a deb file that you install, to remove the installed package, you use package management
[01:00] <Maimster> icesword Actually hitting 12 KB/sec
[01:01] <soundray> Jorophose: no, you should probably do 'make clean' before the checkinstall step
[01:01] <Jorophose> alright, thanks. What happens if I've missed it though?
[01:01] <Jorophose> like ran "make clean" afterwards?
[01:01] <m0u5e> anyone know hot to break symbolic links on a directory without actually deleting that actual directory?
[01:01] <Jorophose> or does deleting the directory I was working in clear everything?
[01:02] <Flannel> Jorophose: make clean won't really do anything except clean up your temporary made files, checkinstall may do it automatically anyway, I dont know.
[01:02] <icesword> Maimster, i am not sure how your internal network is built,but i think it is the bandwith limit
[01:02] <joesoundguy> I need help with my cd-rom  Ubuntu gutsy is Mounting but will not browse...only brings m to burn optio
[01:02] <EpicLegion> rrplay: You there?
[01:02] <rrplay> EpicLegion: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:02] <Jorophose> Well, I think it did try cleaning up temp files. Wouldn't they be stored in the directory and /tmp/ anyways?
[01:02] <rrplay> sorry my typo
[01:02] <soundray> !gksu | rrplay
[01:02] <ubotu> rrplay: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why)
[01:02] <rrplay> EpicLegion:
[01:03] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Okay
[01:03] <EpicLegion> rrplay: What do I change and where?
[01:03] <rrplay> thanks for the reminder
[01:03] <soundray> faileas: does that do what you need?
[01:03] <prettyricky> Can you add OS X to a windows system. I currently have Xp and Ubuntu?
[01:03] <Flannel> Jorophose: depends on the makefile.  Usually it's all made in . though, or a subdirectory of .
[01:03] <Flannel> prettyricky: Yes.  Assuming you have a mac and the installation media.
[01:03] <Jorophose> .? As in current? If it is, then I guess there shouldn't be a problem because I deleted the directory after =/
[01:04] <prettyricky> Oh it has to be a Mac, I have XP
[01:04] <joesoundguy> need CDrom help.  Gutsy will mount but not browse
[01:04] <osmosis> where do I set a bash variable that I want to be available to my crontab ?
[01:04] <Flannel> Jorophose: Then yeah, you're fine.  Again, I'm pretty sure checkinstall cleans all that up anyway
[01:04] <rrplay> EpicLegion:   look  Section Device   and   see if you need to change nv   to nvidia
[01:04] <LinuxMonkey> mac on pc = violation of your mac software agreement, therefore you would be breaking the law
[01:04] <GrayFox> okay guys, the kubuntu-people couldn't help me
[01:04] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, what are you trying to browse? the harddrive?
[01:04] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Okay
[01:04] <EpicLegion> Did it
[01:04] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Did it
[01:04] <Maimster> icesword You must agree that a bandwidth limit would effect all that is on the connection. Correct?
[01:04] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Save?
[01:04] <GrayFox> is there anybody who knows about kernel-compiling?
[01:05] <GrayFox> http://pastebin.kubuntu-de.org/742867
[01:05] <icesword> Maimster, ohh~
[01:05] <rrplay> EpicLegion :save it and then Ctrl alt backspace  and look for the logo
[01:05] <gigamonkey> danand_: seems to have worked--I cloned the built in drive on my asus eee to a 4G thumb drive and I can boot from it.
[01:06] <rhineheart_m> hello guys... I have this problem.. is there a chance to recover the superuser account if I forgot it? it's a server without GUI
[01:06] <gigamonkey> At least it seems I can. The real test will be if the internal drive fails for some reason.
[01:06] <rrplay> EpicLegion : you may have to reboot
[01:06] <k1ro> Need help running Games (Steam) on wine
[01:06] <`mac`> question: network <IP_ADDRESS> what are they refering to?
[01:06] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: superuser account?  you mean the first account you made? (during installation?)
[01:06] <joesoundguy> Scunizi I am trying to browse a data CD-rom
[01:06] <k1ro> Need help running Games (Steam) on wine
[01:06] <fabio> anyone using kde 4 ?
[01:07] <`mac`> i m not using no router all the examples that i could find for router
[01:07] <Flannel> fabio: try #kubuntu
[01:07] <GrayFox> guys, i need help compiling my kernel. "make-kpkg clean" results in weird error-messages
[01:07] <GrayFox> http://pastebin.kubuntu-de.org/742867
[01:07] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, using the live cd? or an installed version of ubuntu?
[01:07] <fabio> ok thank you
[01:07] <LinuxMonkey> k1ro: good luck, I just got wow to install and run smothly on wine, steam is my next step.lol
[01:07] <k1ro> LinuxMonkey : I already installed steam
[01:07] <joesoundguy> Scunizi using an installed version of gutsy
[01:08] <amenado> `mac`-> what are you doing?
[01:08] <icesword> ohhh
[01:08] <Maimster> icesword 10KB/s was the fastest downlaod.
[01:08] <`mac`> lol
[01:08] <namegame> I just got WoW to install, no running smoothly though...just 1 FPS
[01:08] <k1ro> LinuxMonkey : but after it finished installing Cs1.6 it wont load again
[01:08] <rhineheart_m> Flannel: yeah..
[01:08] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, what happens when you try.. and how are you getting to it to look?
[01:08] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[01:08] <`mac`> i m configuring my network what does it look like im doing
[01:08] <`mac`> comon man
[01:08] <GrayFox> http://pastebin.kubuntu-de.org/742867
[01:08] <GrayFox> please
[01:08] <joesoundguy> scunizi U mean in terminal?
[01:08] <`mac`> just wan a know what are they refering to.
[01:09] <GrayFox> just have a look
[01:09] <amenado> `mac`-> am not a good guesser
[01:09] <icesword> Maimster, you know internal network is the issue,how is it connected
[01:09] <thomas_> rrplay: Okay, no logo
[01:09] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, if that's what you're trying to use.
[01:09] <EpicLegion> rrplay: No logo
[01:09] <rrplay> EpicLegion : you may have to reboot
[01:09] <EpicLegion> rrplay: Okay
[01:09] <Maimster> icesword Every box is connect via hard cable, nothing special though.
[01:09] <danand_> gigamonkey - cool :)
[01:09] <EpicLegion> rrplay: I'll do that
[01:09] <Maimster> icesword One router, one modem.
[01:09] <`mac`> i ll figure this out by myself . i see you guys buzy
[01:09] <`mac`> bye
[01:09] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, in terminal "cd /media/cdrom0 (or 1)" <enter> then "ls"
[01:10] <Maimster> icesword I even switched cables too.
[01:10] <joesoundguy> Scunizi....I sorry I not being clear.  THe system is up and running fine except when I insert a CDrom and click Browse I am ALWAYS promted to the Burn window and never get to browse the CD contents
[01:10] <icesword> Maimster, every box automatically gain ip address?
[01:10] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, try from the terminal the way I mentioned above.
[01:10] <Maimster> icesword Yes.
[01:11] <Maimster> icesword Even connect the box directly to the modem, same results.
[01:11] <asker> hi, which command is neccessary to find out unused packages? how can i remove them then?
[01:11] <rrplay>  !deborphan
[01:11] <ubotu> deborphan is a program used to clean up packages that are no longer needed (install from Synaptic/Adept).
[01:12] <danand_> asker - use sudo apt-get autoremove
[01:12] <icesword> Maimster, ohhh,you think ubuntu itself by someway is blocking speed
[01:12] <joesoundguy> Scunizi...cdrom0  LS yields nuthin and cdrom1 o such device
[01:12] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, ls must be lower case.. you probably know that but I had to say it.
[01:12] <joesoundguy> Scunizi...it was in the terminal
[01:13] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, with lower case.. right? no caps
[01:13] <astheo> hi, where can i find the fstab file
[01:13] <asker> danand_: then both inquiries are fulfilled?
[01:13] <Maimster> icesword Get this...  I just ssh'ed into another Ubuntu 7.10 box. Used Wget for the file and I am getting 782Kb/sec
[01:13] <joesoundguy> rScunizi ight
[01:13] <joesoundguy> Scunizi Right
[01:13] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, does it do it only on this cd?
[01:13] <Maimster> icesword ETA is under 5 minutes for the 266MB file.
[01:14] <Maimster> icesword My box is killing me somehow.
[01:14] <joesoundguy> Scunizi  No.  Any data cd behaves this way
[01:14] <rhineheart_m> Flannel: thanks for the response.. but that one will only work if you're logged as superuser
[01:14] <ugaucho> hi there
[01:14] <Maimster> icesword Maybe, MAIMSTER has MAIMED his own box? lol
[01:14] <astheo> hi, where can i find the fstab file?
[01:14] <Starnestommy> astheo: /etc/fstab
[01:14] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, do you have an commercially burned cd's that you can test against? and have you tried burning your own cd's?
[01:15] <astheo> thanx
[01:15] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: No, you reboot to the recovery console
[01:15] <icesword> Maimster, what?
[01:15] <desertc> anyone got mythtv set up, so I can ask a couple easy questions?
[01:15] <ugaucho> i need support for geforce6600 / display resolution / xorg
[01:15] <joesoundguy> Scunizi  Yes.  Itś a commercial CD that worx in my other PC and my Mac.
[01:15] <mike> hey everyone, i just installed gutsy on my laptop today and im trying to figure out how to sync my second gen ipod and what program i should use to do it
[01:15] <Maimster> icesword Just joking, As I can not understand what is going on in my box that is doing this. I setup about 10 Ubuntu 7.10 boxes.
[01:15] <Maimster> icesword I bet it is the Intel DG31PR board.
[01:15] <Flannel> !ipod | mike
[01:15] <ubotu> mike: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod
[01:16] <danand_> asker - if you have messages from apt saying that packages are no longer required then use apt-get autoremove ... to search for packages etc that are no longer required ... use deborphan
[01:16] <Maimster> icesword Probably that is what's doing it.
[01:16] <mike> THANK YOU!!! JACKPOT
[01:16] <joesoundguy> Scunizi..Just tried a commercialy purchased Music CD and the same thing happens
[01:16] <rrplay> ugaucho: gksudo nvidia-settings
[01:16] <Maimster> icesword Time to find another NIC around here to try it out.
[01:16] <icesword> Maimster, so you mean you lack network card drivers
[01:16] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, do the lights light on the front of the cd player like it's trying to do something?
[01:16] <Jorge_> Is there an Age of Empires equivalent for Linux that anyone knows of?
[01:16] <Eleaf> Does anybody know of a good time tracking program?  I forgot the name, you type what you are doing and the program records how long you do it.
[01:16] <Maimster> icesword If so how am I connected to freenode?
[01:17] <Maimster> icesword Using the box now.
[01:17] <Eleaf> I have the program installed, I can't figure out what it is though, I've been searching for 10 minutes
[01:17] <joesoundguy> Scunizi Yes and disk mounter says the disk is mounted
[01:17] <amenado> Eleaf-> time
[01:17] <Eleaf> amenado, that's to track programs
[01:17] <asker> danand_: thank you. is deborphan a command?
[01:17] <Eleaf> I want to track my activities, like "writing on blog" or "doing work" amenado
[01:17] <desertc> !mythtv
[01:17] <ubotu> MythTV is a TV framework for Linux - Instructions for using with Ubuntu at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV
[01:17] <Maimster> <--- Needs more RUM.
[01:17] <icesword> Maimster, no,it can use restricted drivers,then may stop its function
[01:17] <Eleaf> There is a program that tracks time, but it won't show up in any searches
[01:17] <joesoundguy> Scunizi  I think I have a Nautilus problem.  the hardware seems to work
[01:18] <rhineheart_m> Flannel: thanks...but my machine doesn't have GUI.. it's a server
[01:18] <manic12_> what is the correct way to launch the xserver, if i do sudo xstart it gives me a security warning, if i just do it as a normal user, some apps don't work
[01:18] <Maimster> icesword I can check to see if there are any restricted drivers then.. hold checking now.
[01:18] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, weird.. I'm afraid I'm out of ideas.. Nautilus might but that won't effect the terminal way of browsing.
[01:18] <Eleaf> I really loath how difficult it is to find something that was so easy to find before
[01:18] <danand_> asker - deborphan is  a package you can install - type sudo apt-get install deborphan in a terminal
[01:18] <blood1> if my laptop froze and i had to hard-reset, would there be a log to tell me what went wrong. has happened a few times.
[01:18] <xTheGoat121x> My top panel freezes every time I start my computer.
[01:18] <Eleaf> amenado, I found the program, it's called gtimelog!
[01:18] <Eleaf> heh.
[01:18] <Fuze_> where do i find out what version of ubuntu im running??
[01:19] <Maimster> icesword The only restricted driver that Ubuntu sees are the nVidia drivers and they are cool.
[01:19] <Flannel> rhineheart_m: recovery console isn't a GUI.  It's a GRUB option.  It works, trust me.  Boots to run level 1
[01:19] <amenado> Eleaf-> i know you can.. :P
[01:19] <Flannel> Fuze_: lsb_release -a
[01:19] <joesoundguy> Scunizi Perhaps itś an fstab or kernel issue?
[01:19] <Fuze_> k  :)
[01:19] <Eleaf> amenado, indeed, I found it
[01:19] <Eleaf> I just typed in commands, still couldn't find the program in search ;)
[01:19] <Maimster> icesword That download is complete. 266MB in almost no time at all.
[01:19] <ugaucho> can Pidgin supports video talking?
[01:19] <Maimster> icesword Average about 933KB/sec
[01:20] <icesword> Maimster, ok,is there a way you can login to your router,or monitor it
[01:20] <blood1> ugaucho: no
[01:20] <myhiar>  /msg ubotu etiquette
[01:20] <Wass|> hi
[01:20] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, you might be right there with fstab.. it could be a permission problem.. let me check my fstab for the cd rom line and I'll pass it to you for comparisson.
[01:20] <myhiar> oops noob
[01:20] <Maimster> icesword Yes doing it now.. hold.
[01:20] <Maimster> icesword What would I be looking for?
[01:20] <joesoundguy> Scunizi thnks...standing by
[01:20] <icesword> Maimster, you know,i don't use router
[01:21] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, /dev/scd1       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec 0       0
[01:21] <Maimster> icesword Heheh..
[01:21] <Maimster> icesword Your smart!!
[01:21] <Wass|> I have a dedicated server with FIX IP.  I bought a domain name, and now I would like to link that dn on my ubuntu 7.10 box.  It needs NS 2x.  Where Can i find the information on how to setup a NS on my server ?
[01:21] <joesoundguy> Scunizi...how do I get to my fstab file?
[01:21] <icesword> Maimster, pardon
[01:21] <Maimster> icesword I mean that you are keeping things simple.
[01:21] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, from the terminal type gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[01:21] <blood1> wass: look into BIND
[01:22] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, it's usually listed toward the bottom
[01:22] <ugaucho> can Pidgin supports video talking?
[01:22] <Scunizi> no
[01:22] <bloody`> ugau: no
[01:22] <Wass|> bloody` : thanks
[01:22] <ugaucho> ok ty ^^
[01:22] <bloody`> wass: np
[01:22] <bloody`> wass: its very easy
[01:22] <Flannel> ugaucho: Ekiga does though.
[01:23] <bloody`> wass: pm for help if you want
[01:23] <Wass|> bloody`: it's the only thing missed to finish my setup eh
[01:23] <Wass|> alright thanks :)
[01:23] <bloody`> :)
[01:23] <joesoundguy> Scunizi  /dev/hdc  /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto    0     0
[01:24] <Shrugz> can someone help me is there a way to view all installed packages i installed a package awhile back and forgot what it was. just a way to view a list of all installed packages on the system in ubuntu can someone plz help me out here?
[01:24] <joesoundguy> Scunizi I on a Toshiba A75 laptop w/ a CD-RW DVD Drive
[01:24] <myhiar> Does anyone have a link to good information on configuring irc? I use X-chat but isn't there a different irc config file that i can set stuff with? tia
[01:24] <Flannel> Shrugz: dpkg -l (lower case l)
[01:24] <tux> hi, how can i install django-tagging packate to my 7.10 ?
[01:24] <bloody`> shrugz run synaptics
[01:24] <ugaucho> there is a method to boot ALWAYS ubuntu in 1280x1024 with 3D agp installed (geforce 6600)
[01:25] <ugaucho> i have already edited xorg..
[01:25] <Shrugz> Flannel? dpkg in the terminal?
[01:25] <Flannel> Shrugz: yes
[01:25] <ugaucho> but crash
[01:25] <Shrugz> and i have bloody im stil fairly new to ubuntu so im just confuzzled with it
[01:25] <Flannel> Shrugz: Or like bloody` said, run synaptic and you can browse them
[01:25] <Shrugz> i have
[01:26] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, I have two cd roms .. one cd and the other DVD. both are listed the same with the exception of "cdrom1 & cdrom0". also I noticed that yours is listed as /dev/hdc and mine is listed as /dev/scd1 and /dev/scd0.. that might be it.
[01:26] <Shrugz> i have flannel i havent seen a list of all installed packages
[01:26] <asker> danand_: how does deborphan work?
[01:26] <Flannel> Shrugz: you can sort by different things in synaptic, if you sort by installed packages, it'll show you them
[01:26] <Shrugz> ok ty ill try that
[01:26] <namegame> shrugz, run synaptics then click on the small S...
[01:27] <joesoundguy> Scunizi  Should I just try to edit the fstab from hdc to scd1?
[01:27] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, the operative part of that last part is the "s". Maybe changing yours to /dev/sdc0 will make a diff.
[01:27] <Flannel> joesoundguy: what version of ubuntu are you running?  Iwill check it out
[01:30] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys  tried find /dev -name *cd* and several lines came up including /dev/.static/dev/scd1
[01:30] <k1ro> How do I uninstall Wine And Steam?
[01:30] <Wass|> k1ro : with synaptic ?
[01:31] <rrplay> ugaucho: gksudo nvidia-settings   select res   also  nvidia-xconfig  -A     see options for agp  re nvagp=1??
[01:31] <oloughlin75> sudo apt-get purge wine* steam
[01:31] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: that looks like it
[01:31] <orudie> i have apache running on ubuntu 7.10, i would like to upload my website remotely, how can i achieve this ?
[01:31] <k1ro> wass| whats Synaptic?
[01:31] <bloody`> wass: pm
[01:31] <danand_> asker - i'm not sure... i've never really had a need to use it .... apt has always done a good enough job in maintaining my packages...
[01:31] <astheo> how do i edit fstab as a root. in kubuntu i would just right click on it and edit as a root...
[01:31] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: try that in fstab /dev/scd1
[01:31] <Wass|> k1ro : a GUI for dpkg
[01:31] <k1ro> oh in System toolbar?
[01:31] <Wass|> sudo synaptic
[01:31] <bloody`> k1ro: apt-get remove wine
[01:31] <oloughlin75> astheo: gksu gedit /fstabfile
[01:31] <bloody`> same for steam
[01:31] <tux> hi, how do i install django-tagging to my Ubuntu 7.10 ?
[01:32] <astheo> thanks
[01:32] <larson9999> so is ndiswrapper not going to work pretty soon?
[01:32] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys....working it now.....almost therre.....
[01:32] <Wass|> apt-get install _anything_here__
[01:32] <bloody`> wass: you ready to do this?
[01:32] <larson9999> linus is kind of a jerk, eh?
[01:32] <cambazz> how can I open the ssh in ubuntu.
[01:32] <cambazz> there is not even an sshd
[01:32] <Wass|> bloody` : i am.. im waiting for your pm lol
[01:32] <bloody`> cambazz: apt-get install ssh
[01:32] <Wass|> u received my pm ?
[01:33] <bloody`> no, ive pm'd you
[01:33] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, the difference between scd1 and hcd1 use to be the s stood for sata and h ide.. with gutsy everything is s
[01:33] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: do you have two cd drives?
[01:33] <namegame> open a terminal and type "ssh name@server"
[01:33] <Wass|> ah damn.. i did not registred
[01:33] <asker> danand_: then apt will do so for me.
[01:33] <silas428> is there a way for computer A to give internet connection to computer B with just a ethernet cable?
[01:33] <Wass|> wait...
[01:33] <k1ro> bloody` thanks :D you know the command for steam?
[01:33] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: i have two, and they are scd0 and scd1
[01:33] <asker> danand_: thank you anyway. bye CU.
[01:33] <oloughlin75> silas428: You would need a crossover cable, amd I am not sure of the setup in Linux
[01:33] <danand_> asker - take it easy :)
[01:34] <silas428> oloughlin75: I just need to setup linux, it doesn't matter which distribution or anything?
[01:34] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys so far the /dev/scd/ does not exist so it couldn mount
[01:34] <oloughlin75> silas428: I am not sure...
[01:34] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, good luck.. looks like prince_jammys is doing the same thing I was.. and I have to make dinner for the family now.. /dev/scd1 with no / at the end
[01:34] <joesoundguy> Scunizi TYVM
[01:34] <silas428> oloughlin75: thanks, gonna get a crossover right now =)
[01:35] <Scunizi> joesoundguy, np
[01:35] <Wass|> im registred now eh
[01:35] <cambazz> and how could i enable ssh at boot time
[01:35] <chemical> hello from greece
[01:35] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: what's the output of find /dev -name *scd*?
[01:35] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: without the question mark :)
[01:36] <Phoenix27> Hey
[01:36] <Phoenix27> I need some help.
[01:36] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys...one sec.  tried to mount it and output was mount: /dev/scd is not a block device
[01:36] <bloody`> ask away phoenix
[01:36] <k1ro> bloody` thanks :D you know the command for steam?
[01:36] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: needs a number on the end  (/dev/scd1 for example)
[01:36] <karllenz> how can i share my external usb hdd on my linux desktop with my os x laptop?
[01:36] <bloody`> apt-get remove steam?
[01:36] <eric__> Im trying to run rtorrent on my server without having to stay logged in via ssh terminal on my main computer thus defeating the point of trying to setup my torrent box anyone have any ideas?
[01:37] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys output from /dev -name *scd* is dev is a directory
[01:37] <Phoenix27> I'm trying to install Ubuntu using a livecd. I've had it before, but I switched over to Vista to try it. For some reason when I inster the livecd and install it either errors during the installation or it just doesnt even bring up ubuntu. I've tried 2 different CD's one of which is a DVD.
[01:37] <joesoundguy> ls
[01:37] <Phoenix27> What do I do?
[01:37] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: you forgot "find"
[01:37] <Phoenix27> insert*
[01:37] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: i think
[01:37] <bloody`> pheonix: when you boot to the cd, run the option to test the cd for errors
[01:38] <Phoenix27> And I ran the problems checker on the first disc and it came up with 173 errors, the DVD won't run anything. It shows the menu but doesnt run any of the applications.
[01:38] <Phoenix27> Like "Start and Install Ubuntu" wtc..
[01:38] <Phoenix27> etc..*
[01:38] <bloody`> phoenix: try downloading from another mirror, looks like you got a bad copy
[01:39] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys I know have the 2 devices showing up but when I browse I am brought to the burn window (surpentine?)
[01:39] <Phoenix27> I have no more discs D: and I used a different mirror for each.
[01:39] <Phoenix27> >.<
[01:39] <eric__> im trying to avoid having to physically log into the server solely to load up a rtorrent session in the cli and still be able to ssh into the box to check the status of my downloads...
[01:39] <Cabal315> ola
[01:39] <bloody`> ola
[01:39] <ryanzec> is the a svn client the gives the smae functionality as tortoisesvn on window(if doing right-click to trigger svn commands and stuff)?
[01:40] <k1ro> bloody` the command apt-get remove steam   not working because its not a package , well i think. Steam is a program for games
[01:40] <Cabal315> hi
[01:40] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: put the device name in your fstab ( /dev/scdX where X is the number )
[01:40] <eric__> I just want to be able to shut down all the non core appliance hardware in my house when im sleeping but leave things like downloads and media server running 24/7
[01:40] <Wass|> bloody` : can u try pm me?
[01:40] <bloody`> i am trying
[01:40] <Wass|> weird :( really
[01:40] <Cabal315> anyone can help me to connect on AIX CDE using ubuntu
[01:40] <bluebanana> how do i know if i use iptables?
[01:40] <bloody`> k1ro: is steam installed now?
[01:40] <Wass|> bloody` is away: let me be your swear word... i swear you'll be mine.
[01:40] <XiXaQ> is it possible to move Terminal tabs to the bottom of the screen?
[01:41] <k1ro> bloody` yes
[01:41] <astheo> how do i upgrade my gutsy to latest hardy?
[01:41] <orudie> can anyone help me? i have apache running on ubuntu 7.10, i would like to upload my website remotely, how can i achieve this ?
[01:41] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys OK the fstab now has scd0
[01:42] <Azodon> ftp
[01:42] <orudie> can anyone help me? i have apache running on ubuntu 7.10, i would like to upload my website remotely through ftp using dreamweaver, how can i achieve this ?
[01:42] <tinman> orudie: have ftp or scp it to a shell
[01:42] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: ok
[01:42] <Wass|> astheo : hardy is in beta.. i dont recommend you... but if you insiste... edit  /etc/apt/source.list and change all gutsy to hardy  the.  apt-get update. apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:42] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: this *should* do it
[01:42] <bloody`> k1ro: was it installed thru wine?
[01:42] <k1ro> bloody` I think so :S
[01:42] <bloody`> just delete your ~/.wine folder
[01:42] <orudie> tinman: do i need an ftp server set up for this? or apache is enough ?
[01:42] <tinman> orudie: set up a ftp server then and this has nothing to do with dream weaver
[01:42] <LinuxMonkey> bloody`: lol steam is a windows program, its not gonna show up to remove since its installed through wine
[01:42] <tinman> orudie: you would need a ftp or a shell
[01:42] <k1ro> but steam is still In "Application-> Wine ->program"
[01:43] <k1ro> bloody` but steam is still In "Application-> Wine ->program"
[01:43] <bloody`> k1ro: delete that folder
[01:43] <namegame> astheo, as far as i know hardy isn't completely ready yet, it's supposed to be officially released in April if my info is correct
[01:43] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys scd is not a block device?!\
[01:43] <k1ro> bloody` how
[01:43] <Cabal315> join /#unix
[01:43] <eduard> How can I make "/foo/bar/file?id=1" and "/foo/bar/file.php?id=1" point to the same thing?
[01:43] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: huh. can you paste the output here of this:::   grep scd /etc/fstab
[01:43] <astheo> wass: i know, thanks!
[01:43] <tinman> eduard: ask in ##php maybe?
[01:43] <bloody`> k1ro: rm -Rf /home/<user>/.wine
[01:43] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys  BTW I have two cdś now....one mounts and does not let me browse the other does not mount
[01:44] <eduard> tinman: #php on freenode?
[01:44] <chamunks> can someone direct me to where i can find out weather or not i can leave an ssh connection and resume it connecting to it later?
[01:44] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys /dev/scd0        /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       0
[01:44] <bloody`> wass: do you have aim?
[01:44] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: that is identical to mine
[01:45] <tinman> eduard: ##php on freenode
[01:45] <astro76> !screen | chamunks
[01:45] <Phoenix27> I swear I have the worst luck
[01:45] <ubotu> chamunks: screen is a terminal multiplexer. See http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/3/9/16838/14935 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Screen
[01:45] <Wass|> bloody` : i have msn
[01:45] <Wass|> msn messenger
[01:45] <joesoundguy> prince_jammys But mine is broke ;-(
[01:45] <tinman> You need  registered nick to pm
[01:45] <bloody`> wass: join #bloody
[01:45] <chamunks> astro76, thanks!
[01:45] <XceII> I have a new mobo, the sound is ok, but mute is not there, how can i fix this, thanks.
[01:45] <astro76> chamunks: no prob, I use it all the time
[01:46] <Phoenix27> I have a million blank CD's all of them 650 mb and Ubuntu is like 684...
[01:46] <Phoenix27> -.-
[01:46] <k1ro> bloody` the command is not working
[01:46] <bloody`> whats it say?
[01:46] <k1ro> bloody` rm -Rf /home/<user>/.wine
[01:46] <chamunks> astro76, ahh... i think this just makes it so i can have more than one ssh in one window right?
[01:46] <k1ro> it doesnt say anything
[01:46] <bluebanana> I'm using ettercap. How do i know what "wireless interface" to put in the blank ?
[01:46] <bloody`> error?
[01:47] <bloody`> ls /home/jtughdfs/.wine
[01:47] <astro76> chamunks: no basically you'd ssh in, start screen, then you can detach the screen session which stays running, and you can reattach to it later
[01:47] <k1ro> bloody` is it because of capital R     ?  rm -Rf /home/<user>/.wine
[01:47] <Cabal315> #unix
[01:48] <k1ro> LinuxMonkey you here?
[01:48] <manic12_> can anyone tell me the keystroke to resume a suspended process or at least bang on it?
[01:48] <fulat2k> hi folks, i'm using a latitude d630 with c2d cpu.  everything works but when i resume from suspend, one of the CPU cores goes "missing".  any ideas how to solve this?
[01:48] <LinuxMonkey> k1ro: you have to change <user> with your user name
[01:48] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies when I dble click on the cdrom icon on the desktiop I braught to the ://burn
[01:48] <bloody`> it needs to be caps
[01:48] <chamunks> astro76, so leaving the client disconnected from the server but the program running on the server remains running right?
[01:48] <k1ro> LinuxMonkey i know this :P
[01:48] <k1ro> LinuxMonkey i know this :P but is the capital R   need to be little ?   rm -Rf /home/<user>/.wine
[01:48] <bluebanana> how do i know what "wireless interface" we're on?
[01:48] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: but it mounts?
[01:49] <astro76> chamunks: yes everything in the screen session is still running
[01:49] <bartmon> Hey... Does anyone know if Netbeans 6 will hit the repos anytime soon?
[01:49] <chamunks> astro76, so this should be installed server side?
[01:49] <LinuxMonkey> k1ro: no has to be capital as bloody` said
[01:49] <astro76> chamunks: yes, it's default in ubuntu
[01:50] <k1ro> ls /home/jtughdfs/.win
[01:50] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: can you right click on it and "open" or browse  (i have kde, so i don't know how it is in gnome)
[01:50] <chamunks> astro76, ahh sweet
[01:50] <bartmon> bluebanana: The terminal way is IMHO the fastest. Try executing iwconfig.
[01:50] <k1ro> ls: /home/kiro/.wine: No such file or directory
[01:50] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies it has been mounting all along....I cannot browse the files on the disc
[01:50] <bloody`> then apt removed it for you
[01:50] <asourdiffe> Does anyone know a way to figure out what config file X11 is using? I have NO /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, but X is still running
[01:50] <bluebanana> bartmon: you talking to me? or was that a name-typo?
[01:50] <orudie> how can i set up ubuntu 7.10 as an ftp server?
[01:50] <bloody`> see if the menu item has a commend it is linked to
[01:50] <manic12_> how do you tell a process to reset itself?
[01:50] <k1ro> bloody` how to apt this
[01:51] <bartmon> bluebanana: talking to you
[01:51] <bluebanana> bartmon: ok. i'll get it
[01:51] <ypSami> Anyone know what this means: ranlib: could not create temporary file whilst writing archive: No more archived files
[01:51] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies  yes I can.  I cannot see the files however...I bnought the the burn window
[01:51] <willis__> !ftp | orudie
[01:51] <ubotu> orudie: FTP clients: !Nautilus, !gFTP (for !GNOME) - !Konqueror, !Kasablanca, !KFTPGrabber (for !KDE) - See also !FTPd
[01:51] <bluebanana> bartmon: thanks! i have it already and i see that i'm on "ath0". (I thought i was on "eth0". BTW, what to these words (eth, ath) mean?
[01:52] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies the dirctory is burn:///
[01:52] <tmoney_> i need help
[01:52] <orudie> !Nautilus
[01:52] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nautilus - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:52] <bartmon> bluebanana: They're just short names for a network devices.
[01:53] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: and it's definitely not a blank cd?
[01:53] <oloughlin75> !ask | tmoney_
[01:53] <ubotu> tmoney_: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[01:53] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: have you tried with other cds?
[01:53] <asourdiffe>  Does anyone know a way to figure out what config file X11 is using? I have NO /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, but X is still running
[01:53] <Phoenix27> I just did that WIn5dsum or whatever in my iso file
[01:53] <tmoney_> i have a dell latitude
[01:53] <Cabal315> any can tell me how i can access AIX CDE using ubuntu ?
[01:53] <Phoenix27> And it said the things were different
[01:53] <nemesis256> I'm having problems getting a command to run at startup, see here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4467428
[01:54] <Phoenix27> What does that mean?
[01:54] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies  yes...two discs both store bought...one a music cd and the other a store bought data disc
[01:54] <bluebanana> so is "ath0" the wireless interface?
[01:54] <willis__> asourdiffe,  could look at the logs/output of 'startx' perhaps.
[01:54] <tmoney_> and the wireless is broke
[01:54] <bartmon> bluebanana: Yeah. From the name I'd guess from the manufacturer Atheros.
[01:54] <bluebanana> Coz I tried putting "ath0" into ettercap's Sniff/Unified Sniffing blank, but it says "Invalid Interface".
[01:55] <[dcr]> Hello, I'm trying to use AirCrack and I installed it already, but I dont see it in any of the applications, is there a helpfile online or some?
[01:55] <pkh> i'm unsure what version to download for a core2duo (t9500 if it matters) -- i386 or amd64? (the amd64 info at the download site mentions core-2, but a google search seems to indicate there are problems...)
[01:56] <cmlalex> ubuntu gutsy, STB Gateway OEM Bt848 TV/FM Tuner and mythtv errors: bt848a video (*** unknown/gene [bttv]. Any tips??
[01:56] <bartmon> bluebanana: Did you prefix that with /dev/ ? I'm not sure what ettercap takes as the argument but try it.
[01:56] <PriceChild> [dcr]: aircrack is a cli application, there are good tutorials at its site.
[01:56] <Celes> Hey I have a question
[01:56] <bluebanana> bartmon: ok.
[01:56] <bloody`> blue: run ifconfig
[01:56] <danhs> hey I have a kind of silly question: how is canonical earning money?
[01:56] <bloody`> you shoukd have a wlan0
[01:56] <prince_jammys> joesoundguy: mmm i'm stuck. you could try restarting, now that you changed fstab. it shouldn't be necessary, but it's worth a shot
[01:56] <PriceChild> danhs: they sell support contracts.
[01:56] <faileas> pkh; both would work, but i386 would be a better idea unless you need something specific thats 64 but
[01:56] <[dcr]> PriceChild: Thanks :)
[01:56] <faileas> bit
[01:56] <danhs> they're a for profit company.....but they give everything away
[01:56] <danhs> PriceChild: is that profitable?
[01:56] <Celes> Why is it that you cannot upload pictures from a Nikon Camera to Ubuntu? through a usb cable even.. I dont see any recent pictures in my folder what is wrong?
[01:57] <bluebanana> PriceChild: you talking to me (re: aircrack)?
[01:57] <PriceChild> danhs: I don't know, but probably not yet.
[01:57] <bartmon> danhs: Support to name an obvious revenue stream.
[01:57] <pkh> faileas, nothing specifically 64.  just wanted to make sure it used both cores fully.
[01:57] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies  OK Iĺl give it a while ...TYVM and Iĺl be back on in a few
[01:57] <PriceChild> bluebanana: no
[01:57] <bluebanana> bartmon: /dev/ath0 doesn't work
[01:57] <Demorez213> can anyone help me, I'm having a problem with synaptic and I'm sure it's really simple
[01:57] <danhs> who's doing that?  I come here or search google whenever I have issues.....isn't ubuntu just debian? if you're a debian/linux pro aren't you set?
[01:57] <cmlalex> any bttv gurus here??
[01:57] <bloody`> blue: try /dev/wlan0
[01:57] <faileas> pkh: dual core is SMP. you can have that without 64 bit
[01:57] <pkh> faileas, thanks.  downloading now.
[01:57] <Demorez213> I have a program that thinks it's broken cause it had an outdated dependency
[01:57] <bluebanana> bartmon: i found the problem. it's a bug.
[01:57] <danhs> PriceChild: Unless they have hackers that will re-write drivers for you or something
[01:58] <bluebanana> bartmon: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ettercap/+bug/116486
[01:58] <Demorez213> (libqt3c102-mt)
[01:58] <willis__> Ubuntu is  branching more and more away from 'just debian' - with each release the differance grows.
[01:58] <bod_> hey guys, im using thunderbird, but i keep getting an error from the smtp server saying that my email address is not validated. I've succesfully used thunderbird on previous installations. this is really annoying now cause im unable to send any mail with it. has any got any ideas on the cause or a fix. if not is it possible to use a different smtp server thing?
[01:58] <Demorez213> and it runs fine and all is working well
[01:58] <Demorez213> and I can't seem to get synaptic to figure out that it's working fine and not damaging my sys
[01:58] <danhs> willis__: how do you mean?
[01:58] <ader10> what is the typical speed of ubuntu repositories
[01:58] <Demorez213> how can I make sure that synaptic will just let me install other repos I need?
[01:58] <XceII> what part of compiz has to be installed to activate it?
[01:58] <cmlalex> « /msg ubotu etiquette »
[01:58] <willis__> danhs,  each release differs more and more from the default debian setup.  :)
[01:58] <sthistle> bod_: make sure you have a username/password specified in your thunderbird smtp settings
[01:58] <bloody`> demorez: it will
[01:58] <Celes> you guys never answered me :(
[01:58] <PriceChild> cmlalex: without the  »s
[01:58] <Demorez213> (obviously without uninstalling my beloved program)
[01:59] <Celes> Jack_Sparrow, where are you?
[01:59] <Demorez213> >bloody' it keeps marking the change as removing it
[01:59] <danhs> willis__: But ubuntu is just a nicely configured debian....I could, conceivably, hack up my debian with enough apt-gets to replicate ubuntu, no?
[01:59] <Demorez213> i've had to re-install it once already
[01:59] <willis__> danhs,  i rember when mandrake (or whatever it was called years ago) was just a take off from  redhat.
[01:59] <danhs> I think that's a good thing, mind you
[01:59] <k1ro>  NEED TOTAL HELP HERE IM GOING TO A LAN PARTY NEXT WEEK AND I WANT TO BE ABLE TO PLAY WITHOUT PROBLEM
[01:59] <bloody`> celes: watcha need?
[01:59] <k1ro> WITH STEAM*
[01:59] <k1ro> srry for caps
[01:59] <ypSami> k1ro: chill out
[01:59] <willis__> danhs,  you could do the same with mandrake, or slax perhaps also.. but that dosent mean a lot.  :)
[01:59] <faileas> ...
[01:59] <bloody`> k1ro: come to #bloody
[02:00] <Celes> I need to find out why I cant get my new nikon pics uploaded onto ubuntu.. it only shows my old ones :(
[02:00] <ader10> #bloody
[02:00] <PriceChild> k1ro: why not just use windows for it?
[02:00] <willis__> danhs,  ubuntu does not use the debian repos, and dosent try to keep up with all the changes that  are happening in debian.
[02:00] <ader10> what kind of chan name is #bloody? :P
[02:00] <bloody`> mine.
[02:00] <ader10> ah, I should have noticed
[02:00] <LinuxMonkey> lol its bloody channel
[02:00] <philphoto> anyone using an IBM T30?
[02:00] <XceII> What part of compize has to be installed to activate the rest.
[02:00] <danhs> willis__: no?  It doesn't benefit from all the packaging that happens in unstable branch?
[02:00] <bloody`> :)
[02:00] <Celes> Okay no one knows how to answer me
[02:01] <cmlalex> any bttv gurus here?
[02:01] <Demorez213> >bloody are you certain synaptic won't remove this program again?
[02:01] <willis__> danhs,  ubuntu has differnt release schedules and 'ideaology'  -
[02:01] <nickrud> Celes: that's probably correct. Try asking (with exact camera model) every 10-15 minutes
[02:01] <bloody`> i love bttv
[02:01] <bloody`> tuxtv:)
[02:01] <willis__> danhs,  check ubuntu web site for more. I gotta head to work. Byee
[02:01] <danhs> later
[02:01] <nickrud> danhs: ubuntu syncs with unstable each release, but has some patches that debian hasn't used
[02:02] <cmlalex> bloody, i have a STB Gateway OEM Bt848 TV/FM Tuner that has been sooo much trouble...
[02:02] <Celes> Coolpix P3 Nikon Camera it wont show new pictures when  transfered through my usb onto ubuntu why is this??
[02:02] <bloody`> demorez: yes
[02:02] <bloody`> cml?no_webforward_found_for_afraid.org: what kinda porbs
[02:03] <joesoundguy> prince_jammies  restarted...no help ;-(
[02:03] <cmlalex> bloody, exact error from mythtv setup: bt848a video (*** unknown/gene [bttv]
[02:03] <bod_> sthistle, they are, and there both correct
[02:03] <bloody`> wrong driver
[02:04] <philphoto> any thinkpad users here?
[02:04] <asourdiffe> willis > thanks!
[02:04] <myozound> yea I have an x61 tablet whats up?
[02:04] <icesword> hi
[02:04] <sthistle> bod_: dunno then. check your isp? does another client work (i.e. evolution)?
[02:04] <icesword> i am back,power was cut off
[02:04] <philphoto> ooohh, X61.  hot!
[02:04] <cmlalex> bloody, could you point me in the right direction? its my first manual driver install
[02:04] <dft> evening all
[02:05] <philphoto> myozound: I'm actually wondering about ethernet built into the mobo on a t30
[02:05] <bod_> sthistle, ive had this client working on previous installations, it collects emails, but doesnt send them
[02:05] <myozound> ah ok. sorry no help there =\
[02:05] <bloody`> cml: google it. there is a million very easy guides to use
[02:06] <chamunks> astro76, from the sounds of it screen just puts it in the background or on a lower level than the gui or cli login but what if i shut down my client pc?
[02:06] <PriceChild> !jfgi | bloody`
[02:06] <ubotu> bloody`: Acronyms or statements like  noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period.
[02:06] <philphoto> thx though!
[02:06] <cmlalex> bloody, for what specifically? ive been on google for the past 2 days for this
[02:06] <LinuxMonkey> k1ro: lol 74% its getting there
[02:06] <sthistle> bod_: collecting is pop3 or imap. sending is smtp. If you are getting error that username or password is not right, then sounds like isp question
[02:07] <bluebanana> I'm on a wireless network. I'm curently looking at a hosts list. IP address for one of them is 1XX.XXX.0.1 while the IP address for the other one is 1XX.XXX.0.100 (NOTE: I have put the letter X for privacy sake. In reality. The X's represent real numbers). Which of the two is the router?
[02:07] <astro76> chamunks: the screen session stays running on the server, you can reattach to it locally or by ssh'ing to the machine
[02:07] <bod_> sthistle, ok, how do i check what my isp is and what its set to in thunderbird?
[02:07] <ryanzec> I want to  make a shortcut to eclipse in the top on my menu on ubuntu but want to use the eclipse icon, is there a way to get that
[02:07] <ryanzec> i manually install eclipse 3.3.2
[02:07] <cmlalex> blue: ************.1
[02:07] <chamunks> astro76, Eeeep Im soo emberassed i just had a total noob moment i should have realised i just need to issue the screen command when im logged in via ssh ooops  :P
[02:08] <bluebanana> cmlalex: the one that ends in just ".1" is the router?
[02:08] <chamunks> astro76, my apologies, and thanks allot!
[02:08] <cmlalex> yes
[02:08] <cmlalex> bloody, for what specifically? ive been on google for the past 2 days for this
[02:08] <bluebanana> cmlalex: thanks. how did you learn that?
[02:08] <sthistle> bod_: your isp would be whoever supplies your internet connection.
[02:08] <cmlalex> blue: just an educated guess. every linksys router is set to <IP_ADDRESS> by default
[02:09] <bod_> sthistle, virginmedia
[02:09] <Kl4m> cmlalex: bluebanana: <IP_ADDRESS> for linksys
[02:10] <Nostah2> so whats better about ubuntu then debian
[02:10] <bluebanana> in the networking world, what does "poisoning mean"
[02:10] <LinuxMonkey> Nostah2: The community ofcourse
[02:11] <danhs> bluebanana: I've definitely heard this before....I feel like it's some kind of man in the middle attack or something......
[02:11] <Kl4m> bluebanana: In general, make a service believe it has received authentic information when it has not
[02:11] <sthistle> bod_: http://www.virginmedia.com/customers/emailgateway.php?category=portal&app=email
[02:11] <cmlalex> bloody, for what specifically? ive been on google for the past 2 days for this
[02:12] <rahduke> hey i have a really stupid really easy question can someone humor me please
[02:12] <emma> In #debian they do not have a corporation that records everything that the users say or do to be published on the internet for that corporations profit (F.U. IRSeek: You do not have my permission to publish anything I write)
[02:12] <twist> im having trouble installing wine and envy. my dependencies aren't working. could anybody spare a moment to help?
[02:12] <bloody`> cml: bttv howto
[02:12] <sthistle> bod_: better link http://www.virgin.net/helpme/email/
[02:12] <bod_> sthistle,  cheers dude
[02:12] <emma> So that would be one difference. (F.U. IRSeek: You do not have my permission to publish anything I write)
[02:12] <astro76> !language | emma
[02:12] <ubotu> emma: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[02:13] <astro76> ask rahduke
[02:13] <Devourer> I just broke my desktop and I can't click on any folders or icons, I can only interface with the windows, what do I do?
[02:13] <bloody`> dev: restart x
[02:13] <twist> where is the pastebin website?
[02:13] <rahduke> thanks, I just need to get find out where my DVDrw is in terminal
[02:13] <icesword_> ctrl+alt+backspace
[02:13] <rahduke> i cant find it
[02:13] <bloody`> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[02:13] <gonecrazee> anyone installd the March 5 ATI driver successfully????
[02:13] <bluebanana> So i'm on a wireless network at our home. In our host list, I found the router's ip address (<IP_ADDRESS>). I see another one: <IP_ADDRESS>. Is that me or someone else? How can i verify?
[02:13] <Devourer> bloody`, does x stand for something?
[02:13] <bod_> astro76, what was the problem with emma's post?
[02:13] <bloody`> ctrl +alt +bcksp
[02:14] <cmlalex> bloody, bttv support has been in the kernel since 2.2.0 right?
[02:14] <astro76> bod_: abbreviations for foul language are also not allowed
[02:14] <sthistle> bluebanana: sounds like the first machine on the network to get an address. that is normally the first dhcp address assigned
[02:14] <bloody`> i think, maybe 2.4
[02:14] <bloody`> def 2.6
[02:14] <bluebanana> sthistle: i don't understand you.
[02:14] <bloody`> cml: reg and pm me
[02:14] <bluebanana> would that be me or someone else?
[02:14] <Devourer> bloody`, how dare! :) Was that the only way?
[02:14] <rahduke> thats not cool
[02:14] <bloody`> dev: yesish
[02:14] <sthistle> bluebanana: that sounds like your IP.
[02:14] <twist> could anybody look at this for me and maybe give me a hand? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58702/
[02:14] <Demorez213> bloody >it seems it still is telling me it's going to remove these files
[02:14] <bod_> astro76, what abreviation? F.U ?
[02:14] <bloody`> dev: did it work?
[02:14] <Devourer> bloody`, lol, alright.
[02:15] <rahduke> i hit ctrl+alt+bkspace and got logged out
[02:15] <twist> anyhelp would be appreciated
[02:15] <Devourer> bloody`, yeah, I suppose so.
[02:15] <bloody`> demorez: pm me
[02:15] <bluebanana> how can i verify that it's indeed my IP and not someone else's?
[02:15] <bloody`> dev: ok then :)
[02:15] <astro76> emma: the only one she used genius
[02:15] <gonecrazee> CATALYST 8.3 --- help instaling it wouod beappreciated
[02:15] <bloody`> demorez: just use apt-get
[02:15] <bod_> astro76, oh, i thought that was related to the post, i didnt ealise it was meant as an abreviation,.,.my bad ;~)
[02:15] <richard__> probably not out in te repos already...?
[02:15] <LinuxMonkey> astro76: i think thwir just trying to start trouble
[02:16] <astro76> bod_: sorry thought you were being funny :p
[02:16] <musashi_> I need some help solving a software RAID 1 setup problem. The explanation is too long to post here. I posted it at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/26489 my thanks to anyone willing to read it and help me.
[02:16] <gonecrazee> downloaded it from ATI but  build packagewill not work
[02:16] <elchado> Hello, cant get any sound from my speakers. Tried yesterday, it appears my soundcard (intel integrated Realtek ALC883) and can not find the driver on Alsa-project. Any ideas?
[02:16] <recon> I have SSH access to a machine with X running on :0. Is there any way to open a VNC server on :0, too?
[02:16] <rahduke> grrrr
[02:16] <Maimster> icesword_ After some long googling I found the problem. There is a bug in the Realtek driver, they released a new one I will install it now..
[02:16] <dooglus> recon: yes
[02:16] <dooglus> recon: x11vnc can do that
[02:16] <rahduke> someone just tell me the terminal cmd to get my DVd drive
[02:17] <rahduke> pleassee
[02:17] <tumblewee> Hello
[02:17] <recon> dooglus: just what I was looking for. thanks.
[02:17] <recon> rahduke: is it mounted?
[02:17] <oldmonkswill> hi, i am using hardy heron and it is working great for me! one thing though, although compiz is working fine, i have installed the advanced desktop settings manager-- when i right click on the desktop to enable compiz, it does not show me the "custom" option, so i am unable to get the cube, animations etc. just the default stuff like the wall, is there anyway to fix this?
[02:17] <astro76> rahduke: it is most likely /media/cdrom
[02:17] <rahduke> yea
[02:17] <dooglus> recon: I have: vnc is aliased to `cd; nohup x11vnc -display :0 -rfbauth ~/.vnc/passwd &'
[02:17] <emma> astro76 You mean the abbreviation for Fully Understand?  (F.U. Irseek: You do not have my permission to publish anything that I write.)
[02:17] <Maimster> icesword_ So if anyone else has a problem with the Realtek RTL8111 then you know what to do.
[02:17] <tumblewee> im having wireless problems, anyone familiar with SMC2862W-G cards
[02:17] <rahduke> hahaha awesome thanks alot
[02:18] <rahduke> duh
[02:18] <ypSami> Anyone know how to fix this error: ranlib: could not create temporary file whilst writing archive: No more archived files
[02:18] <tumblewee> i've tried something like<PHONE_NUMBER>3894083 ways to get it to work
[02:18] <CaiLIC> Somewhat less than quick question: What do I do if I'm trying to install Ubuntu (from CD) onto a computer and the computer in question doesn't recognise it as an 'Operating System'?
[02:18] <Maimster> brb....
[02:18] <nickrud> emma: no dancing, please.
[02:18] <LinuxMonkey> emma: you know well off it doesnt stand for that, please go elsewere to start trouble.
[02:18] <dooglus> when is hery hardon due to be released?
[02:18] <nickrud> dooglus: april 24, last I read
[02:18] <dooglus> nickrud: thanks
[02:18] <sthistle> CaiLIC: As in BIOS? Just set it for pnp os
[02:19] <AXAUser109> Can someone help me out with installing ndswrapper?
[02:19] <bloody`> ndiswrapper ew
[02:19] <Nostah2> what kind of fun stuff is hardy heron going to have
[02:19] <dooglus> AXAUser109: you're missing an 'i'
[02:19] <gonecrazee> ineln83?
[02:19] <Wass|> bloody` : whi that afraid.org  I have to use  their NS  as I read
[02:19] <tumblewee> my wireless dongle
[02:19] <tumblewee> sucks
[02:19] <Mike> dooglus: Ah, crap.
[02:19] <twist> Im not not trying to spam the room, but if somebody could help me id really aprpeciate it. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58702/
[02:19] <nickrud> Nostah2: the people on #ubuntu+1 can fill you in
[02:19] <tumblewee> SMC2862W-G
[02:19] <bloody`> wass: trust me, you dont want to setup and run a name server
[02:20] <tumblewee> cannot work with ubuntu i'm quitting ubuntu cause i can't get it on the internet
[02:20] <CaiLIC> I've got the BIOS set up to hit the CDROM drive first in the boot sequence, but it doesn't take.
[02:20] <tumblewee> it works fine with puppylinux
[02:20] <Mike> I can't quite figure out many commands in the terminal.
[02:20] <mouseboyx> twist, you have to sudo apt-get install wine
[02:20] <Wass|> bloody` : .. well.. i need at least to know whats needed for that
[02:20] <nickrud> !gutsysources | twist
[02:20] <ubotu> twist: gutsysources is in System->Admin->Software Sources, enable (main) (universe) (restricted) and (multiverse) and disable the Cdrom on the Ubuntu Software tab. On the Updates tab, enable (gutsy-security) and (gutsy-updates).
[02:20] <sthistle> CaiLIC: Sounds like a bad cd then
[02:20] <sethk> twist, did you run the command it suggests (apt-get -f install)?
[02:20] <amenado> what does "EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode." do booting a livecd ? and then it fails and gives initramfs prompt
[02:20] <CaiLIC> I've tried several of them.
[02:20] <Wass|> can you go back to the channel 2 mins ?
[02:20] <mouseboyx> apt-get -f install wine
[02:20] <twist> its not just wine, im having problems with dependencies. envy, etc., i cant get installed
[02:20] <gamegame> good afternoon ubuntu 7.10, dell inspiron 1100, bcm43xx & bcm440x both dont work.  any ideas?
[02:20] <Mike> How can I figure out the password for the sudo command?
[02:21] <recon> dooglus: why the nohup?
[02:21] <bloody`> press enter
[02:21] <bloody`> lol
[02:21] <Starnestommy> Mike: it's the password you use to log in
[02:21] <Mike> And how do I run a file in the terminal?
[02:21] <astro76> !envy | twist
[02:21] <ubotu> twist: envy is an unsupported tool to install newer versions of binary video drivers than provided by the official repositories. Use at your own risk, and remember that the latest version is not necessarily the "best". See « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[02:21] <nickrud> twist: you shouldn't use envy, but you don't have the main repo enabled. Do the steps above to get them all
[02:21] <sethk> Mike, it's your own password.  If you have to figure it out you are in trouble
[02:21] <Mike> Starnestommy: It's not taking that password.
[02:21] <bloody`> mike: sudo passwd root       it will ask for your user's pass
[02:21] <tumblewee> son of a monkey i don't think anyone hears me
[02:21] <twist> alright, ill give it a shot
[02:21] <sthistle> Mike: to run an executable, type ./command
[02:21] <Starnestommy> bloody`: no.
[02:21] <tumblewee> i quit ubuntu
[02:21] <Mike> Okay. Lemme try thi.
[02:21] <tumblewee> back to puppy
[02:21] <gamegame> Mike: when you installed, which user did you set up, it's that user's password.
[02:21] <Mike> *this
[02:22] <Starnestommy> he's trying to use sudo, not the root account, I think
[02:22] <Mike> Ah
[02:22] <gonecrazee> CATALYST?
[02:22] <dooglus> recon: so I can close the terminal and have the vnc server live on
[02:22] <oldmonkswill> hardy heron (works great!) compiz works, but only the default settings. right clicking on desktop does not give me the "custom" option (that you usually have after installing advanced desktop settings manager) so i have no cube, animations etc. is there a way around this?
[02:22] <recon> dooglus: oh.
[02:22] <astro76> oldmonkswill: #ubuntu+1 for hardy
[02:22] <dooglus> I installed hardy heron in a chroot.  is there any way I can boot it?
[02:22] <Mike> Starnestommy: Actually, I need root account.
[02:22] <Wass|> bloody` : can you go back 2 mins on the channels, i need a little bit of your knowledge :)
[02:22] <oldmonkswill> astro76, thank you very much!
[02:23] <Mike> Starnestommy: I thought sudo got me that.
[02:23] <sthistle> Mike: then use sudo su -
[02:23] <tumblewee> ANYONE: ANYONE GOT ANY LUCK WITH SMC2862w-G on UBUNTU 7.10???
[02:23] <AntiUSA_> how do I use a .jar installer?
[02:23] <astro76> !rootshell | Mike
[02:23] <ubotu> Mike: Using !sudo with single commands is preferable in most circumstances. However, if you really need a root shell, use « sudo -i » (other variants of this commands are redundant and/or potentially dangerous)
[02:23] <Tetracomm> Hi.
[02:23] <nickrud> Mike: sudo -i will give you a root terminal
[02:23] <Starnestommy> Mike: it does.  It runs the command after "sudo" as root
[02:23] <bazhang> dooglus: better to discuss that in #ubuntu+1
[02:23] <Mike> Hum, okay.
[02:23] <Tetracomm> I tried to install kde4, and after experimenting, the logon screen stopped working.
[02:23] <bloody`> wass: im there
[02:24] <Wass|> AntiUSA : java -jar /path/to/file.jar ?
[02:24] <gamegame> network issue on 7.10 and dell.. is this the right place?
[02:24] <bazhang> caps tumblewee
[02:24] <nickrud> gamegame: yes, probably
[02:24] <amenado> what does "EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode." do booting a livecd ? and then it fails and gives initramfs prompt
[02:24] <NB2000>  /quit
[02:24] <tumblewee> can anyone hear me
[02:24] <Mike> Dammit, I wish these instructions for installing ndiswrapper weren't so cryptic.
[02:24] <sthistle> AntiUSA: that is java.. try java filename.jar?
[02:25] <clw3388> need some #!bin/bash knowhow  anyone willing to help?
[02:25] <gonecrazee> tumblewee
[02:25] <sthistle> clw3388: yeah. it is #!/bin/bash :-)
[02:25] <nickrud> clw3388: try #bash , they focus on that
[02:25] <Mike> "Go to the source directory and run make distclean and make. As root, run make install"
[02:25] <Mike> What the hell?
[02:25] <bazhang> clw3388: there is also a channel for that if people here do not know #bash
[02:25] <gonecrazee> helllllllooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[02:25] <clw3388> will do thx
[02:26] <gamegame> MIke: you are new to linux, what they are asking you to do is something all linux admins have to do at some point.
[02:26] <AntiUSA_> thanks
[02:26] <astro76> Mike: it means type 'make distclean' then 'make' then
[02:26] <gamegame> Mike: you should read up on linux, and building and compiling...
[02:26] <Mike> Very new to linux, but go on.
[02:26] <astro76> Mike: sudo make install
[02:26] <nickrud> !compiling | Mike
[02:26] <ubotu> Mike: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[02:26] <gamegame> Mike: buy the book: running linux by walsh.
[02:26] <bazhang> Mike: take a deep breath ;]
[02:26] <elchado> Just installed ubuntu on laptop, no sound from realtek alc883. any tips?
[02:26] <gamegame> Nick: lmao
[02:26] <Mike> Geez :O
[02:27] <Mike> For an OS that wants to go widespread, it sure isn't newbie friendly.
[02:27] <Mike> Reading time, where do I even start? >_>
[02:27] <Jotunn6> can anyone hear me?
[02:27] <gamegame> cat /home/walsh/running_linux | Mike
[02:27] <clw3388> well now #bash is not very talkative
[02:27] <namegame> elchado...switch to Alsa sound
[02:27] <Starnestommy> Jotunn6: yes
[02:27] <bazhang> !training | Mike
[02:27] <ubotu> Mike: A desktop course manual for Ubuntu 7.10 can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training
[02:27] <nickrud> Mike: that link I gave you above is a decent start
[02:27] <sthistle> Jotunn6: no.. but can read what you type
[02:27] <Mike> Alright
[02:28] <dooglus> bazhang: I installed feisty fawn in a chroot.  is there any way I can boot it?
[02:28] <Jotunn6> i'm having trouble with wireless device SMC2862W-G
[02:28] <elchado> namegame: how do I do that? i opened alsamixer, and volumes are up and not muted.
[02:28] <Jotunn6> i've tried soo many things
[02:28] <LuiCal> hi guys, im having a hard time mounting my ipod on gutsy, when i had feisty i only had to connect my ipod and it would be mounted inmediately, but now nothing appears, what should i do?
[02:28] <Jotunn6> can't get it running.  it works fine on puppy
[02:28] <Jotunn6> but ubuntu is a no go
[02:28] <rahduke> ok 1 more question
[02:28] <bazhang> Jotunn6: what chipset please
[02:28] <rahduke> im sorry to keep bothering eveyrone
[02:28] <gamegame> my turn?  broadcom bcm440x nic is not coming up, any ideas?
[02:29] <Jotunn6> any online guide specifically for that wireless usb card?
[02:29] <rahduke> so im trying to burn a 360 Iso in terminal and i set everything up but then i get this error :-( unable to open64("/media/cdrom0",O_RDWR): Is a directory
[02:29] <LuiCal> how can i mount my ipod nano on gutsy?
[02:29] <sthistle> Jotunn6: found this http://ubuntu-utah.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=241476
[02:29] <AntiUSA_> I get an exception error
[02:29] <bazhang> LuiCal: newest one?
[02:30] <LuiCal> nop, its an old one
[02:30] <gonecrazee> OK WELL THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP
[02:30] <Mike> Hum, is there a simplier to use driver out there for a WRT54G PC card?
[02:30] <bazhang> LuiCal: which app are you using to sync it with ubuntu?
[02:31] <nickrud> !patience | gamegame
[02:31] <ubotu> gamegame: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[02:31] <Mike> I'm going through a lot of pain to make my card work with ndiswrapper...
 it gives me an exception error when I used that command
[02:31] <orudie> after downloading a file , whats the command to install it ?
[02:31] <nickrud> gamegame: sorry, wrong nick
[02:31] <Baron27> I just installed 7.1 but it didnt add my first account to the sudo user group. Time to reinstall?
[02:31] <bazhang> orudie: depends on the file
[02:31] <clw3388> on a #1/bin/bash script when running su how do you get it to type your password?
[02:31] <__mikem> Mike, with the newest release of ubuntu you don't need to use ndiswrapper, you can use restricted drivers
[02:31] <ypSami> Is this a known bug with checkinstall:  ranlib: could not create temporary file whilst writing archive: No more archived files
[02:31] <anarchy_> "impossible to find package sun-java5-sdk" after using sudo apt-get install sun-java5-sdk... does anyone know what can I do to make it work?
[02:32] <nickrud> Baron27: that makes no sense.   type   groups   in a terminal, are you in the admin group?
[02:32] <LuiCal> well, i used amarok whn i had feisty, but in fesity it would recognized it just by pluggin it
[02:32] <Baron27> let me check
[02:32] <gamegame> _mikem: I have the same issue as mike, the restricted drivers complain... but ya mike! it might work
[02:32] <orudie> bazhang: its proftpd-1.3.1.tar.bz2
[02:32] <Jotunn6> bazhang : frisbee somthing
[02:32] <nickrud> !gutsysources | anarchy_ (you probably don't have multiverse)
[02:32] <co_17> hallo
[02:32] <__mikem> gamegame, the restricted drivers work fine for my broadcom wireless device
[02:32] <ubotu> anarchy_ (you probably don't have multiverse): gutsysources is in System->Admin->Software Sources, enable (main) (universe) (restricted) and (multiverse) and disable the Cdrom on the Ubuntu Software tab. On the Updates tab, enable (gutsy-security) and (gutsy-updates).
[02:32] <anarchy_> nickrud, ok, thx. I'll try that
[02:32] <gamegame> MIke: on the top of your window, do you seee a thinkg that looks like a card ?
[02:33] <gamegame> mine says that the fwcutter does not have the source.
[02:33] <Baron27> says adm but it wont allow me to sudo
[02:33] <bazhang> Jotunn6: that is not very precise; if you give me info like that, then my advice to you will be equally vague
[02:33] <__mikem> gamegame it can also be accessed under the Administration menu
[02:33] <Jotunn6> ok sorry hang on
[02:33] <Starnestommy> Baron27: are you in the admin group?
[02:33] <gamegame> mikem: you are right.
[02:33] <Baron27> no
[02:33] <rahduke> is there anyone who can help me out
[02:33] <elchado> namegame: how do i switch to alsa sound?
[02:33] <LuiCal> what should i do?
[02:33] <gamegame> Mike: you still there?
[02:33] <bazhang> ask rahduke
[02:33] <Vad1> How can I give espeak a text file to read from the terminal?
[02:33] <Baron27> it didn't add the first account to the admin group
[02:34] <Baron27> odd
[02:34] <nickrud> Baron27: very. you can boot into recovery mode and   adduser <name> admin
[02:34] <Mike> gamegame: Oh, yeah.
[02:35] <gamegame> Mike: mikem is right, you might be able to just turn it on under restrickted drivers.
[02:35] <Mike> Where is that?
[02:35] <magick> What's the easiest way to jail a user to his/her home directory? I've googled and seen a tutorial on recompiling openssh but is there an easier way?
[02:35] <AntiUSA_> what all packages do I need to have installed to use a .JAR installer?
[02:35] <gamegame> Mike: under the admin memu, im having issues booting ubuntu right now...
[02:36] <Devourer> Is apt-get install the same as aptitude?
[02:36] <LuiCal> how can i mount my ipod nano on gutsy?
[02:36] <bazhang> orudie: why download it when you can install it from the repos?
[02:36] <gamegame> Mike: system preferences or something like that... then "REstrickted Drivers"
[02:36] <Mike> Okay..
[02:36] <Devourer> Or... aptitude install*
[02:36] <__mikem> gamegame, its under administration, not Preferences
[02:36] <nickrud> Devourer: for nearly all purposes yes, the ubuntu uber-geeks strongly recommend using apt-get
[02:36] <bazhang> Devourer: similar in many respects yes
[02:36] <__mikem> mike its under administration, not preferences
[02:36] <gamegame> __mikem: just trying to help :D
[02:37] <Jotunn6> bazhang : PrismFrisbee
[02:37] <Mike> I don't see the words "Restrcited Drivers"
[02:37] <__mikem> gamegame, I know, but you will find that in the tech support world, if what you tell a user to do doesn't concur with what they see right infront of them, they panic :p
[02:37] <__mikem> Mike what version of ubuntu are you using?
[02:37] <nickrud> Mike: it should say restricted manager under the admin menu
[02:37] <gamegame> __mikem: sry
[02:38] <Mike> No worries gamegame.
[02:38] <orudie> bazhang: i'm using putty
[02:38] <Mike> It's 6.0..something
[02:38] <__mikem> gamegame, no need to apologise
[02:38] <__mikem> mike, oh, you are using Dapper Drake, no wonder
[02:38] <Mike> 6.06.
[02:38] <__mikem> yup
[02:38] <bazhang> Jotunn6: please go into terminal and type lspci is this a pci device and lsusb if this is a usb device and give the exact name and number of that chipset please (dont paste just tell me in one line or less)
[02:38] <LuiCal> can someone please help me with how to mount my nano on gutsy
[02:38] <Devourer> Why can't apt-get find vmware-player?
[02:38] <Mike> So, where should I be?
[02:38] <gamegame> __mikem: just looking for karma and some nic magic
[02:38] <__mikem> dapper drake, I don't know what the proceedure is for drake
[02:38] <__mikem> gamegame, :)
[02:39] <bazhang> LuiCal: who are you addressing?
[02:39] <Mike> Agh, crap.
[02:39] <nickrud> add   deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu gutsy partner   to your sources.list, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get  install vmware-server    Devourer
[02:39] <nickrud> Devourer: vmplayer isn't in ubuntu
[02:39] <Mike> Upgrading time?
[02:39] <Devourer> nickrud, oh.
[02:39] <LuiCal> well im really a newbie so i dont know how to adresse it
[02:39] <nickrud> Devourer: 7.10, anyway
[02:39] <J-_laptop> do I need pulseaudio on both my desktop and laptop to stream desktop to laptop over internal ip, or can I do that with ssh as well?
[02:39] <Devourer> nickrud, where do I find sources.list?
[02:40] <bazhang> LuiCal: being new is really not an excuse; you need to add someone's nick to your questions or they will be ignored or lost
[02:40] <nickrud> Devourer: /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:40] <rahduke> so im trying to burn a 360 Iso in terminal and i set everything up but then i get this error :-( unable to open64("/media/cdrom0",O_RDWR): Is a directory
[02:40] <Devourer> nickrud, thanks.
[02:40] <orudie> bazhang: which command would i use to install proftpd from terminal ?
[02:40] <LuiCal> bazhang: sorry
[02:40] <rahduke> anyne?
[02:41] <Karsyth> has anyone here got steam games to run? i have steam installed and my game / mod all installed, but i cant get the game to load. i dont get any errors or anything, just nothing happens when i try to load the game
[02:41] <LuiCal> bazhang: can u help me with mounting the ipod please?
[02:41] <Karsyth> through wine, of course
[02:41] <Mike> How should I go about upgrading to the new 7.0x version?
[02:41] <bloody`> baz: it should automount
[02:41] <Mike> Download it all anew?
[02:41] <PriceChild> !upgrade | Mike
[02:41] <ubotu> Mike: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[02:41] <bloody`> mike: use apt
[02:41] <orudie> can someone help me install proftpd ?
[02:42] <bloody`> apt-get install proftp
[02:42] <Devourer> How do I get permission to edit and save a file in gedit?
[02:42] <Ezra> orudie: sudo apt-get install proftpd
[02:42] <CD_Garage> orudie apt-get proftpd
[02:42] <rahduke> grrrrrr
[02:42] <bloody`> dev: chmod 755 <filename>
[02:42] <Scunizi> Devourer, sudo gedit <file>
[02:42] <Karsyth> anyone here got steam working?
[02:42] <nickrud> Devourer: for system files (like the ones in /etc) use gksudo gedit , never sudo gedit ;)
[02:42] <bloody`> dev: or chown thwe folder
[02:43] <Mike> Thanks everyone, but /I'm out for a bit now
[02:43] <nickrud> Devourer: gksudo to run gui apps as admin user, sudo to run command line apps as admin user
[02:43] <luckyone> I have just installed a new graphics card and once it starts loading ubuntu, the signal goes off and it doesn't even take me to a prompt
[02:43] <bazhang> orudie: sudo apt-get install packagename
[02:43] <nickrud> luckyone: hit ctl-alt-f2, can you log in there?
[02:44] <luckyone> nickrud: I don't think my system makes it that far
[02:44] <Devourer> nickrud, what is the difference between gksudo and sudo?
[02:44] <bazhang> LuiCal: this worked in feisty but not now?
[02:44] <LuiCal> exactly
[02:44] <LuiCal> bazhang:exactly
[02:44] <luckyone> nickrud: I tried to ssh to the box
[02:45] <luckyone> nickrud: so I could reconfigure xserver
[02:45] <nickrud> luckyone: boot into recovery mode  and run   dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical xserver-xorg to get a default setup (first though, what new video card?)
[02:45] <emma> Devourer gksudo is for opening GUIs with root powers (Get Bent IRSeek: You do not have permission to publish anything I write)
[02:45] <Karsyth> can anyone get steam games to launch under wine?
[02:45] <luckyone> nickrud: how do you boot into recovery mode
[02:45] <nickrud> Devourer: gksudo sets up your working environment a little differently, protecting your home configuration files. sudo doesn't
[02:45] <khyron320> What is a good backup package that would let me backup a 100gb folder to DVD but i can still go into just a single DVD to recover a file
[02:45] <nickrud> luckyone: hit escape when you see grub 1.5 during bootup, then choose recovery mode
[02:46] <luckyone> nickrud: k, will do
[02:46] <luckyone> thanks
[02:46] <gamegame> khyron320: if you are up for it, bacula
[02:46] <pimpnasty> hello
[02:46] <pimpnasty> I have gentoox and I have unrealircd but I cant change the max users
[02:47] <khyron320> bacula in the repo?
[02:47] <AntiUSA> what all packages do I need to have installed to use a .JAR installer?
[02:47] <pimpnasty> Anyone familer with gentox and unrealircd?
[02:47] <Karsyth> can someone link me to that upgrade page?
[02:47] <khyron320> yup it is =)
[02:47] <LuiCal> bazhang: what should i do?
[02:47] <gamegame> khyron320: it's probably overkill
[02:47] <nickrud> !upgrade | Karsyth
[02:47] <J-_laptop> What can I use to stream media from my Desktop to Laptop?
[02:47] <ubotu> Karsyth: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[02:47] <Karsyth> thank you nickrud
[02:47] <rahduke> comeon
[02:47] <cjae> hey is there any other solution but this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=459101&highlight=hdparm+dvd
[02:47] <rahduke> someone help me please
[02:48] <icesword> rahduke, ?
[02:48] <elchado> namegame: you told me to switch to alsa sound, would you mind elaborating? Thank you.
[02:48] <cjae> or is there some other way since this material is dated
[02:48] <rahduke> im trying to burn a x360 backup in terminal
[02:48] <bazhang> LuiCal: open amarok; plugin ipod, mount it then look for it and correctly identify it in amarok, drag files from amarok to it, then transfer songs
[02:49] <rahduke> and i get this error
[02:49] <rahduke> :-( unable to open64("IMAGE1.iso",O_RDONLY): No such file or directory
[02:49] <rahduke> :-( unable to open64("IMAGE1.iso",O_RDONLY): No such file or directory
[02:49] <rahduke> woops
[02:49] <orudie> bazhang: ok did that, how would i uninstall it ?
[02:49] <cjae> !info k3b
[02:49] <ubotu> k3b (source: k3b): A sophisticated KDE CD burning application. In component main, is optional. Version 1.0.3-0ubuntu4 (gutsy), package size 4916 kB, installed size 9436 kB
[02:49] <cjae> !dvdwriting
[02:49] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dvdwriting - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:49] <LuiCal> bazhang: the problem is i dont know how to mount it
[02:50] <Starnestommy> rahduke: the file IMAGE1.iso doesn't exist in the current directory the terminal's in
[02:50] <LuiCal> how can i mount an ipod nano on gutsy?
[02:50] <bazhang> orudie you really should man apt-get for that info; sudo apt-get remove packagename often suffices
[02:50] <Ezra> j- laptop: u can open the source folder and open the temp file from there. of course; this isn't exactly streaming per se, and you'll have to eventually delete the file copy
[02:50] <gamegame> ubuntu 7.10, insprion 1100, bcm440x nic not working
[02:50] <recon> Is there any way to close a CD-ROM drive via command line?
[02:50] <gamegame> wireless dead too
[02:51] <recon> Or gui.
[02:51] <bloody`> eject /dev/cdrom
[02:51] <nickrud> LuiCal:   type   tail -f /var/log/syslog   in a terminal. That will show you messages when you plug in the ipod. There might be a clue there
[02:51] <pimpnasty>  I have a problem Im running unrealircd server and I cant max my users somone said its in a system file anyone familer in this field?
[02:51] <flacom> hey all.... anyone has a LCD-TV monitor working on linux?
[02:51] <orudie> bazhang: i got this http://pastebin.com/m6977da46
[02:52] <rahduke> k
[02:52] <rahduke> now i get this error
[02:52] <rahduke> :-( unable to open64("/media/cdrom",O_RDWR): Is a directory
[02:52] <Baron27> the group admin didnt exist so I added the user to the root group.. didn't help. Keeps saying that $user is not in the sudoers file.
[02:52] <bazhang> orudie why are you installing and uninstalling packages?
[02:52] <recon> bloody`: oh, turned out it wouldn't mount because it was an audio CD.
[02:52] <Devourer> nickrud, I got this when trying to install vmware-player, "Package vmware-player is not available, but is referred to by another package."
[02:52] <pimpnasty>  I have a problem Im running unrealircd server and I cant max my users somone said its in a system file anyone familer in this field?
[02:52] <nickrud> Baron27: gotta have the admin user,  sudo less /etc/sudoers  should have an admin definition line
[02:53] <orudie> bazhang: the first time i tried to install it, i abborted in the middle, now its not functioning right
[02:53] <nickrud> Baron27: what release did you install?
[02:53] <Baron27> 7.1
[02:53] <Baron27> server
[02:53] <bazhang> orudie what error message did you get?
[02:53] <bloody`> orudie: try su, then run the command
[02:53] <Baron27> im gonna gedit the soders file and add the user
[02:53] <khyron320> this bacula thing sucks ill just make 1 giant tarball
[02:54] <LuiCal> ok, a lot of lines came out in the terminal, what should i do?
[02:54] <bloody`> pastebin
[02:54] <orudie> bazhang: i was installing it through webmin, and the browser just took too long and i stopped it, so i guess the installation was corrupt
[02:54] <gamegame> khyron320: that's why i said if you're up for it... and it's probably overkill, maybe someone else has an answer for you
[02:54] <bloody`> luical: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[02:54] <bazhang> orudie: webmin is not supported here; sounds like you need to try again with the install
[02:55] <gamegame> need help getting my wired/wireful con going (in order to fix my wireless)
[02:55] <LuiCal> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58704/
[02:56] <bloody`> game: what u need?
[02:56] <LuiCal> check it out
[02:56] <orudie> bazhang: when i try to install, it says the latest version already installed
[02:56] <catmistake> You can't say torrents are USUALLY fast. They're fast if you're lucky
[02:56] <catmistake> crud... wrong channel
[02:56] <rahduke> i find that BT runs much slower in linux than windows
[02:56] <catmistake> but still true
[02:56] <bloody`> cat: torrents are more-than-usually fast for me
[02:56] <gamegame> bloddy: i have inspiron 1100 dell laptop, both nic and wireless pci card are broadcom , and not playing nice
[02:56] <bloody`> cat: try lowering the number of connections you use to around 60
[02:56] <bazhang> !ot
[02:57] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:57] <warriorforgod> 3/join #firefox
[02:57] <flacom> rahduke: depends of the client and how they are configured
[02:58] <bazhang> orudie the it is okay if the latest version is installed; you could try to uninstall and reinstall
[02:58] <LuiCal> bloody: what should i do now?
[02:58] <jester7> orudie: i came in late, what were you trying to install via webmin?
[02:58] <geo_> hiii
[02:58] <bloody`> hi
[02:59] <geo_> anyone speek greek?
[02:59] <bloody`> pi
[02:59] <gamegame> bloddy`: bloody tick, i just got that... so, you can help maybe?
[02:59] <recon> geo_: lambda
[02:59] <orudie> jester7: proftpd
[02:59] <bloody`> game
[02:59] <bazhang> geo_: /j #ubuntu-gr
[02:59] <orudie> jester7: cant uninstall it now, because i stopped the process in the middle
[02:59] <geo_> could anyone help me in ubuntu?
[03:00] <orudie> jester7: was installing it through webmin
[03:00] <jester7> you have to do it via cli
[03:00] <Ezra> geo: what do you need?
[03:00] <gamegame> geo_: state your issue, and someone might just jump in and answer
[03:00] <jester7> that is the EXACT same issue i had
[03:00] <orudie> jester7: cli ?
[03:00] <SpudDogg> Does anyone have any insight into getting postfix working in Gutsy server?  I can't get that machine to send email for the life of me.  Anyone?
[03:00] <jester7> command line
[03:00] <flacom> geo_:depends of the problem :P
[03:00] <geo_> i cant enable effects
[03:00] <flacom> geo_: compiz?
[03:01] <jester7> orudie: i had the same problem with teh same program
[03:01] <LuiCal> please help me mount my ipod on gutsy
[03:01] <geo_> i got it
[03:01] <LuiCal> someone please
[03:01] <flacom> geo_: waht is you video card
[03:01] <orudie> jester7: so how can i uninstall it, and reinstall it now ?
[03:01] <geo_> ati radeon on board
[03:01] <chump> hey guys whats a really minimalistic X?
[03:01] <jester7> orudie: sudo apt-get remove proftpd
[03:01] <orudie> jester7: cause of this problem, i cant intall a different ftp server now
[03:01] <flacom> geo_: you have opengl configured?
[03:01] <bazhang> fluxbox chump
[03:01] <jester7> orudie: then sudo apt-get install proftpd
[03:02] <orudie> jester7: tried that, returns this error http://pastebin.com/m6977da46
[03:02] <luckyone> hello everyone
[03:02] <geo_> sorry i am noobe in ubuntu
[03:02] <chump> thanks, hey whats the repo for non-free software?
[03:02] <geo_> i think i didnt
[03:02] <flacom> geo_: try glxgeard (I think...)
[03:02] <Starnestommy> chump: multiverse?
[03:02] <bazhang> chump that depends what you want
[03:02] <geo_> where i will find glx geard?
[03:03] <jester7> orudie: ahh, the install is still hanging.  you may have to reboot, that error usually means an installation is still in progress
[03:03] <jester7> and i wouldn't know how to get to that terminal
[03:03] <chump> well i want Adobe flash(their web sites alien converted one won't install) and windows wmv codecs
[03:03] <bazhang> ubuntu-restricted-extras has that chump
[03:04] <SpudDogg> LuiCal:  plug it in?
[03:04] <SkinnYPuppY> geo_: just type glxgears in terminal
[03:04] <Azodon> i can currently use VNC to login from a windows computer to my current desktop ( the one i am logged in on) and take control of it.  Is there a way to allow multiple X logins. So someone can still sit at the machine.
[03:04] <bazhang> and win32codecs chump are at www.medibuntu.org
[03:04] <ypSami> Why would checkinstall fail when make install succeeds?
[03:04] <Azodon> in ubuntu 7.10
[03:04] <flacom> geo_: if the gears move smooth... you have opengl configured.. if not... fix that first
[03:04] <orudie> zorin: :)
[03:05] <orudie> jester7: thanx gonna try that now, i'll let you know if it helped
[03:05] <geo_> ok thanks
[03:05] <jester7> orudie: cool
[03:05] <flacom> Azodon: what vnc server are you using?
[03:05] <Azodon> thats what i need to install , ok a VNC server. makes sence
[03:06] <flacom> :P
[03:06] <geo_> i have opengl
[03:06] <Azodon> is there one ubuntu recomends?
[03:06] <LuiCal> yes its plugged
[03:06] <bloody`> azodon:  apt-cache search vnc
[03:06] <SkinnYPuppY> Hardy is going to come with a browseable VNC sidebar
[03:07] <orudie> jester7: whats the command for reboot
[03:07] <nickrud> LuiCal: sorry I was elsewhere for a sec. What came up in the terminal? you can put it on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[03:07] <bloody`> reboot
[03:07] <bloody`> lol
[03:07] <flacom> Azodon: if u need 'n' X sessions... I think is for the port  number... example... <IP_ADDRESS>:9001 is one session.. <IP_ADDRESS>:9002 is another session... <IP_ADDRESS>:9003 is the third session
[03:07] <SkinnYPuppY> Free NX seemed to be the best working VNC
[03:07] <joesoundguy> how can I browse cdrom?  It always opens ://burn dialog
[03:07] <zorin> lol, he meant remotely
[03:07] <bloody`> ls /mnt/cdrom
[03:07] <Azodon> i'll try that, thanks
[03:08] <flacom> or ls /media/cdrom
[03:08] <geo_> but when i go to appearence and try to make visual effects extra it sais ::
[03:08] <LuiCal> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58704/
[03:08] <geo_> the composite extension is not available
[03:08] <gamegame> with lsmod, my b44 is not matched up with anything, but mii has b44 listed.
[03:09] <joesoundguy> bloody  brb
[03:09] <bloody`> ok?
[03:09] <SkinnYPuppY> flacom, is there a way to be logged in multiple sessions on ctl+alt+f whatever I seem to recall doing this back in redhat days been a long time
[03:09] <nickrud> LuiCal:  mount | sort , do you see /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda2 shown as mounted there?
[03:09] <geo_> i have opengl
[03:09] <geo_> but when i go to appearence and try to make visual effects extra it sais ::
[03:09] <geo_> the composite extension is not available
[03:09] <flacom> geo_: apt-get install xserver-xgl
[03:10] <magick> What's the easiest way to jail a user to his/her home directory? I've googled and seen a tutorial on recompiling openssh but is there an easier way?
[03:10] <gamegame> not being pushy, just wondering if i missed a note... about my bcm4401 nic card
[03:10] <rahduke> does anyone burn xbox360 games in linux?
[03:10] <nickrud> geo_: try   compiz   --replace   in a terminal, it will have more useful error messages
[03:10] <bazhang> rahduke: not supported here
[03:10] <rahduke> is it supported anywhere?
[03:11] <flacom> SkinnYPuppY: I don't know... thats would me usefull
[03:11] <bazhang> rahduke: no as that is not legal
[03:11] <darkcrab> when you uninstall something in linux, does it leave behind files like in OSX and windows?
[03:11] <rahduke> its a backup
[03:11] <SkinnYPuppY> Yeah it would...
[03:11] <bazhang> heh
[03:11] <nickrud> heh heh
[03:11] <LuiCal> none
[03:11] <bazhang> darkcrab: sure
[03:11] <flacom> I'm on windows now (yeah.. to bad.. but I need Visual Studio) I will try later
[03:12] <geo_> Checking for Xgl: not present.
[03:12] <geo_> No whitelisted driver found
[03:12] <geo_> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[03:12] <geo_> that said
[03:12] <LuiCal> no sda1, neither sda2
[03:12] <flacom> darkcrab: maybe the config files
[03:12] <nickrud> geo_: ok, what kind of video card do you have
[03:12] <LuiCal> what should i do?
[03:12] <grezer34> How to you switch GUI's ? I loaded XUbuntu on my server, and I hate it, how do I change to Different GUI ??
[03:12] <flacom> geo_: apt-get install xserver-xgl
[03:12] <geo_> ati radeon on board
[03:12] <nickrud> geo_:  as flacom said
[03:12] <SpudDogg> Does anyone have any insight into getting postfix working in Gutsy server?  I can't get that machine to send email for the life of me.   It's odd that it's not automounting. A sec while my mind spins in place
[03:13] <grezer34> I already installed ubuntu-desktop
[03:13] <grezer34> how do I switch ??
[03:13] <geo_> flacom where to write this ??? to a terminal..?
[03:13] <flacom> grezer34: but xubuntu?
[03:13] <SkinnYPuppY> yep geo
[03:13] <bloody`> the login screen
[03:13] <bazhang> grezer34: then choose it in session in login window
[03:13] <SkinnYPuppY> copy paste
[03:13] <bloody`> under session
[03:13] <l815> hello
[03:13] <bloody`> hello
[03:13] <joesoundguy> bloody Right