[18:43] <Gnome_Killa> im about to re-install this compiz pissing me off
[18:43] <mib_i6m96361> Unable to open X config file '/etc/X11/xorg2.conf' for writing.  <-- Has anyone had expierence with this error before?
[18:43] <darkvertex> mib_i6m96361: not enough previlege?
[18:43] <mib_i6m96361> Probabily, how do I fix that ?
[18:44] <evert> doing it als root
[18:44] <evert> *as
[18:44] <pqpq> mib_i6m96361,   ls -a -l /etc/X11/xorg2.conf
[18:44] <S33PlusPlus> Hello, how is #ubuntu doing today?
[18:44] <samir11111> ]gartral
[18:45] <undauntedspirit> mib: Go to a console and type gksu nvidia-settings
[18:45] <mib_i6m96361> the file name is xorg.conf, -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 326 2009-05-06 23:43 /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:45] <chuck__> evert: go to system/admin/user and groups you need administration rights to unlock it then manage groups find the 3 pulse audio settings click properties and but a check by your name
[18:45] <imachine> hey
[18:45] <JosephMarc> Please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[18:45] <evert> chuck__: only having root terminal, no password to achieve that action
[18:45] <samir11111> gartral
[18:45] <Gnome_Killa> you can also use sudo its same thing
[18:46] <imachine> anyone can tell me when will we have 180.51 nvidia drviers?
[18:46] <mib_i6m96361> gksu nvidia-settings <-- worked
[18:46] <imachine> or how I could install them?
[18:46] <imachine> I have memleaks problems with X in jaunty.
[18:46] <samir11111> i need to modify a file in the HAL directory how to do it i am getting  access denied error
[18:46] <imachine> I get X eating about 2-3GB of ram
[18:46] <imachine> then just dying
[18:46] <mib_i6m96361> So can anyone tell me how to fix the permissions problem so I do not have to console everytime i want to run an app?
[18:47] <undauntedspirit> mib:  Edit your Gnome menu and just add the gksu before the nvidia-settings command.
[18:47] <refuser> i was here a while ago asking about cd burning in 9.04 x64. I could not see if anyone answered since I had a small crach =(. The problem is that brasero (or cdrtools) won't detect my drive. Any suggestions?
[18:47] <imachine> I end up using swap on a 3gb machine just using a terminal
[18:47] <Gnome_Killa> DIE compiz DIE
[18:47] <imachine> and that's nto even with compiz on
[18:47] <Matic> Hi guys, I have been using static ip connection for quite a while but just the other day I went somewhere where I was required to use DHCP to no avail, what would cause this to happen?
[18:47] <eseven73> imachine, have you tried turning off effects? or using a lighter weighted window manager like xfce, fluxbox to see if same thing happens?
[18:47] <Gnome_Killa> we all have compiz probs
[18:48] <mib_i6m96361> where  do I go to edit the menu?
[18:48] <KnoppixNoob> hmmm
[18:48] <KnoppixNoob> http://www.nopaste.org/p/awDgmcPQF
[18:48] <undauntedspirit> mib_i6m96361:  System -> preferences -> main menu
[18:48] <darkvertex> mib_i6m96361: System->Preferences->MainMenu
[18:48] <JosephMarc> Please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[18:48] <samir11111> i need help with my apple ipod giving me usb 1.0 speed ith ubuntu
[18:48] <jonj1> Hi folks, what are the config files that control drivers for X now? I have a box where X is fine from the live CD but won't start for an install that was upgraded from intrepid to jaunty. Would like to figure out where the config is different
[18:48] <tyler_d> Matic: need a little more.. ie. what error? wired or wireless? is static configured in /etc/network/interfaces? what is in that file >> pastebin? what version of ubuntu are you using?
[18:49] <jimcooncat> Matic: you moved your machine to another network, and now you're forced to use DHCP? Isn't that expected?
[18:49] <TeamColtra> Can someone help me out with http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151339 ? I am really at a loss
[18:49] <KnoppixNoob> somebody got an idea whats going wrong?
[18:49] <chuck__> evert: you changed usermod pulse -rt, try changing  pulse and pulse-access
[18:49] <imachine> eseven73, dude, it's not gnome or compiz.
[18:49] <Snicks|TWw> got a little question, for some reason my keybard can't 'read' three keys if they're too near, for example: F1, F2, F4 together gives just two keys, not all three, is this an ubuntu-related problem, is it my keyboard or is it something else?
[18:50] <imachine> eseven73, it's nvidai being crap.
[18:50] <imachine> eseven73, I need newer drivers, period.
[18:50] <imachine> any idea how to get them highly welcome.
[18:50] <imachine> (aside using binary .sh from nvidia.com)
[18:50] <Gnome_Killa> uumm Nvidia was made for it actually compiz made for nvidia
[18:50] <imachine> I'd like a repository, like ppa.plaunchpad.
[18:50] <imachine> Gnome_Killa, anywho! it works not.
[18:50] <Gnome_Killa> you have updated x-server drivers for nvidia
[18:51] <imachine> I have all the latest and greatest, in ubuntu world that is.
[18:51] <imachine> official repos.
[18:51] <imachine> but that is like outdated.
[18:51] <mib_i6m96361> Ok 1 more question, is there a workaround for the Adobe flash player and x64 Ubuntu?
[18:51] <imachine> 180.44 in repos, 180.51 on nvidias site.
[18:51] <Gnome_Killa> then u need to update them if outdated
[18:51] <Gnome_Killa> could be your video card not likeing old outdated drivers
[18:51] <imachine> nvidia mentions memleaks fixes on their site.
[18:51] <imachine> Gnome_Killa, d'ohhhhhhhh
[18:51] <eseven73> imachine, im having the same issues every time I upgrade, my nvidia breaks, this time im leaving it broke, I don't really need all the eyecandy anyways since my computers are old
[18:51] <samir11111> how to get good USB 2.0 speeds
[18:51] <imachine> eseven73, I play games.
[18:51] <undauntedspirit> mib_i6m96361:  Got no idea on that one.  :-)  Still using 32-bit.
[18:51] <JosephMarc> imachine:180.51 is beta i think
[18:51] <imachine> eseven73, settlers 2 10th aniversary edition ;)
[18:51] <eseven73> ouch, good luck then :D
[18:51] <imachine> JosephMarc, it is not.
[18:52] <Rahiem> 'Terminal as root' stopped working for me. Command = gksu /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator. It asks for admin passwords, then says it is starting, then it just disappears. Any thought anybody, please?
[18:52] <mib_i6m96361> undauntedspirit: bah, i feared id have to install the 32 bit o/s..
[18:52] <imachine> eseven73, well it works okay flawless even with this machine (c2d, g7600)
[18:52] <pepperjack> mib_i6m96361: im not aware of the flash issue but generally i just download firefox from the mozilla site and keep it as like /home/$USER/local/firefox  then just download the adobe plugin and drop it in firefox/plugins
[18:52] <imachine> eseven73, but it memleaks like crazy
[18:52] <imachine> X.org takes up 3GB as a process after 2-3 hours of gameplay
[18:52] <Gnome_Killa> if it memleaks then get some virtual gum & patch it up Lol
[18:52] <pepperjack> Rahiem: gksudo work?
[18:52] <imachine> never had that with 8.10, it could be that it's the game or wine itself, but there's nothing pointing it to them.
[18:52] <jimcooncat> Rahiem: "gksudo  /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator" and use your own password?
[18:53] <eseven73> imachine, have you checked if theirs a bug listed? someone probably has same issues
[18:53] <JosephMarc> imachine:Please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[18:53] <Rahiem> jimcoomcat: will try
[18:53] <mib_i6m96361> The plugin tells me invalid OS x64 requires 1386
[18:53]  * imachine fails
[18:53] <imachine> look. listen.
[18:53] <pepperjack> mib_i6m96361: sounds like youre not installing the 64 bit flash
[18:53] <imachine> all I need is a ppa.launchpad.net source with updated nvidia drivers.
[18:53] <eseven73> imachine, I meant a bug with xorg server, not nvidia
[18:53] <Gnome_Killa> 8.20 kde is buggy broken gnome might have same issues I am running ubuntu 9.04 & it runs very well
[18:53] <imachine> is tehre such a thing ?
[18:54] <Gnome_Killa> 8.10*
[18:54] <mib_i6m96361> there is no 64bit flash for ubuntu
[18:54] <Rahiem> jimcoomcat: no, same behaviour
[18:54] <mib_i6m96361> not that I can find anyway
[18:54] <imachine> mib_i6m96361, there's no 64bit flash at all.
[18:54] <imachine> mib_i6m96361, bug adobe.
[18:54] <imachine> mib_i6m96361, just install a wrapper. apt-get install linuxflashplugin
[18:54] <imachine> or so
[18:54] <pepperjack> ah there is
[18:54]  * awilkins thinks he has fash 64
[18:54] <hateball> !flash64
[18:54] <imachine> mib_i6m96361, apt-cache search flash
[18:54] <Gnome_Killa> imachine kde has issues with 8.10 gnome might have same bugs try update to 9.04
[18:54] <student> hi
[18:54] <mib_i6m96361> ill try that
[18:55] <pepperjack> it may still be alpha or beta but it works
[18:55] <samir11111> help me  obtain usb 2.0 speeds with apple ipod
[18:55] <quibbler> imachine-> look here: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[18:55] <Gnome_Killa> 64x is a pos & waste on any os. just shoot it & get a real machine :P
[18:55] <mib_i6m96361> what would the package name be?
[18:55] <Snicks|TWw> got a little question, for some reason my keybard can't 'read' three keys if they're too near, for example: F1, F2, F4 together gives just two keys, not all three, is this an ubuntu-related problem, is it my keyboard or is it something else?
[18:55] <imachine> quibbler, 64bit is out?
[18:55] <imachine> quibbler, not for linux is it?
[18:55] <mib_i6m96361> sorry I like my i7 4 core 8 threaded system
[18:55] <hateball> imachine: it's been for about 6 months or so
[18:55] <imachine> oh
[18:55] <imachine> rght
[18:55] <mib_i6m96361> and 6gigs of ddr3 corsair ram
[18:55] <imachine> I remember now :)
[18:56] <imachine> hateball, do we have that in ubuntu repos?
[18:56] <quibbler> imachine-> did you look at the url?
[18:56] <imachine> it's a pre
[18:56] <hateball> imachine: in 9.04, flashplugin-nonfree should pull down the 64bit
[18:56] <imachine> hateball, so prolly not
[18:56] <imachine> it's a prerelease
[18:56] <jimcooncat> Rahiem:  you want to add a root terminal to your menu, correct?
[18:56] <imachine> they wouldn't include taht, imho
[18:56] <Armageddon> how do i install the HD Radeon 3650 ATI Mobility Graphic card driver ?
[18:56] <imachine> they = devs
[18:56] <darthanubis> hateball, really? I have been installing the 64bit plugin myself
[18:56] <Gnome_Killa> imachine u read my awnser? update to 9.04 it might help
[18:56] <keepitsimpleengi> Flash on 64 http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/2008/05/install-adobe-flash-player-10-on-ubuntu-using-nspluginwrapper.html
[18:56] <mattgyver> would anyone be able to help me wit an issue im having with samba?
[18:57] <Rahiem> jimcoomcat: I have it on my menu. It used to work well.
[18:57] <imachine> Gnome_Killa, your answer was irrelevant.
[18:57] <darthanubis> !ask | mattgyver
[18:57] <Gnome_Killa> No 8.10 is buggy broken
[18:57] <JosephMarc> please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[18:57] <mib_i6m96361> apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree <-- worked
[18:57] <Gnome_Killa> 9.04 is updated.. u could be using broken buggy linux..
[18:57] <youbuntu41> hello everybody
[18:57] <youbuntu41> i want to ask that
[18:58] <jimcooncat> Raheim: right-click the Applications menu, click "Edit Menus", go to "System Tools", check "Root Terminal".
[18:58] <NativeAngels> i have just installed ubuntu server 9.04 and would like to know how easy xen is to setup on it
[18:58] <Lone_Crow> anyone run ubuntu on ps3?  if so how easy is it to set up and run? What is the latest version I should get?
[18:58] <chuck__> Armageddon what driver do you want
[18:58] <JyZyXEL> does anyone know what TrueCrypt means when they say "I will mount the volume on other platform" and ask if you wanna enable Cross-Platform Support
[18:58] <Armageddon> how do i install the HD Radeon 3650 ATI Mobility Graphic card driver, chuck__
[18:58] <JyZyXEL> how can the magically make ext3 "Cross platform"
[18:58] <youbuntu41> when im connecting wired i download with a speed of 110 kb  but when i connect with wireless my speed is 35 kb   :(
[18:58] <pepperjack> !ati | Armageddon should help
[18:58] <hateball> Lone_Crow: Jaunty works ootb on it, rather easy to install. check out psubuntu.com
[18:59] <Armageddon> pepperjack: it has a bug issued for it thats why i asked
[18:59]  * Gnome_Killa slaps imachine with the ubuntu 9.04 update..
[18:59] <mattgyver> darthanubis, i believe thats the easiest way for me to ask it... its a rather long problem :(
[18:59] <JosephMarc> lone_crow: you should try yellow dog linux made specially for the ps3
[18:59] <jimcooncat> NativeAngels: definitely possible but not simple -- couldn't you use kvm instead?
[18:59] <Rahiem> jimcooncat: It's already there. That's not the problem.
[18:59] <imachine> Gnome_Killa, don't talk to me any more please.
[18:59] <Lone_Crow> thanks .. I'm just wondering - I thought of yellowdog but I'm familiar with ubuntu and would feel at home with it.. how well does it work?  Is it pretty stable?
[18:59] <Armageddon> pepperjack: somewhere it says it needs fglrx others says it doesnt
[18:59] <hateball> JosephMarc: You might want to check his question, and also the channel you're in :)
[18:59] <Gnome_Killa> imachine I had same issues with video using 8.10 & I fied them with update to 9.04
[19:00] <Lone_Crow> I'm just interested in really using it for a vpn to work and working from home sometimes.. mostly just web, email and shells
[19:00] <youbuntu41> pls can anybody help me?  when im connecting wired i download with a speed of 110 kb  but when i connect with wireless my speed is 35 kb/sn
[19:00] <rob0917> I have to disable desktop -effects or my 3d games are slow ,any way around this?
[19:00] <benjaminibus> Hi, I need support for a problem with wired network, is this the good place?
[19:00] <Gnome_Killa> brb reset of pc
[19:00] <hateball> Lone_Crow: Stability is no issue. The only trouble I had during alpha was the bootloader didnt work so I had to use petitboot. Not sure if thats been fixed now in final
[19:00] <pepperjack> Armageddon: i never use the closed drivers myself. it depends on if you need heavy 3d support. if just 2d good video etc just use the open driver
[19:00] <keepitsimpleengi> Lone_crow Ubuntu on PS3 VERY SLOW...
[19:00] <dougl> benjaminibus, yes
[19:00] <Lone_Crow> Oh it is.. probably due to the memory eh?
[19:00] <darthanubis> !ask | youbuntu41
[19:01] <mib_ee7lxmqj> Does anyone know of a package like k-lite for windows to insyall most video codecs?
[19:01] <Lone_Crow> Wouldn't it be great though sitting in your lazyboy with a 53 inch LCD tv and working and getting paid
[19:01] <jimcooncat> Raheim, what do you get for errors if you open a normal terminal, then "gksu /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator" ?
[19:01] <youbuntu41> ubottu:  oke :)
[19:01] <hateball> Lone_Crow: It's not super speedy, but with ext4 a few tweaks, it's quite ok for browsing and using OOo
[19:01] <keepitsimpleengi> Lone-crow  dosn't use four pipe processors, only two weak ones
[19:01] <keepitsimpleengi> Sony restricts it
[19:01] <Rahiem> jimcooncat: no errors at all, it just dies
[19:02] <JosephMarc> please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[19:02] <Lone_Crow> Ahh well I'm not going to be doing any 3d stuff mostly working inside a vpn and shell stuff so I could strip it down a bit
[19:02] <sacarlson> youbuntu41:  you might be able to change the rate of eater you access point or you wifi device
[19:02] <Lone_Crow> how fast does yellowdog run on it?
[19:02] <Slasher`> does anyone know how i can allow the apache user (www-data) to be able to access my bluetooth port in ubuntu? i've done it before and had it working but i cant remember how i did it and now im kinda tearing my hair out after messing about with it for like, half the day :|
[19:02] <keepitsimpleengi> i use ps3 to watch .iso films, not great video
[19:02] <benjaminibus> I am on the last Xubuntu ; the wired network in my workplace work fine for everybody except me (there is no networs under "Wired" in network manager). The wireless seems to be working fine at home.
[19:02] <mbeierl> youbuntu41: what is the difference in ping times to the server from which you are receiving data for wired vs. wireless?
[19:02] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: can look at your wifi device rate settings with iwconfig
[19:03] <hateball> Lone_Crow: Dog slow. Also for non-support questions you'd want to head over to #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[19:03] <jimcooncat> Raheim, how about a normal terminal, then "sudo -i"?
[19:03] <keepitsimpleengi> yellowdog about the same but ubuntu much easier
[19:03] <youbuntu41> i dont know anything about ping but i can try iwconfig
[19:03] <mib_ee7lxmqj> Anyone have any expierence with Beryl?
[19:03] <mattgyver> Could anyone help me with an issue im having with configuring samba, the full details can be read here- http://tinyurl.com/restartsamba904
[19:03] <quicken> beryl is dead
[19:04] <Lone_Crow> Dang I was hoping linux would run like a dream on a ps3
[19:04]  * [_FireSoul_] ... Evening..
[19:04] <shanix> questions about cups: Where is the printed history located? -> http://localhost:631/jobs?which_jobs=completed
[19:04] <keepitsimpleengi> so did I
[19:04] <shanix> I assume it is a db somewhere, but couldn't find it
[19:04] <Lone_Crow> Well I have a couple spare laptop HD's so I'll try a copy of each to compare this weekend :)
[19:04] <quicken> compiz-fusion is the software used in place of beryl
[19:04] <Rahiem> jimcooncat: yes, that works. I had also tried sudo bash in a normal terminal. That works as well.
[19:04] <mib_ee7lxmqj> any packages like beryl or other nice desktop enhancements?
[19:04] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: you can change your device rate with iwconfig wlan0 rate X  where X is the speed you want it to be and wlan0 is the wifi device name ( maybe different)
[19:04] <Dr_Willis> sudo bash is a bad habbit.. use 'sudo -s' or 'sudo -i'
[19:04] <quicken> BERYL is DEAD.. compiz used
[19:04] <keepitsimpleengi> ps3 is good if you don't have anything else...
[19:05] <Pici> !enter
[19:05] <Pici> !who
[19:05] <jimcooncat> Rahiem: sorry, I don't know -- at least you got a way to do it.
[19:05] <Dr_Willis> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/05/09/a-root-shell-on-ubuntu-the-right-way/   for reasons to NOT use sudo bash, or other variantions
[19:05] <dto`> hello. i'm using ubuntu on a dual-head setup. the dual-head works, but things are on the wrong monitor. i can't make the gnome panel move to the other (main) monitor.
[19:05] <quicken> MiB goto #compiz they help u
[19:05] <Rahiem> jimcooncat: yes, right. Thank for trying to help.
[19:05] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: on the access point side you can normaly login to it and set the rate but they normaly default to max speed.
[19:05] <jimcooncat> Rahiem: yw
[19:05] <awilkins> dto`: nvidia or ati?
[19:06] <JosephMarc> please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[19:06] <dto`> awilkins: ati, default driver
[19:06] <youbuntu41> if normally it is max so why i download with a speed of 30 and my brother downloads with 110  :)    he uses ubuntu too and same wireless we are conecting
[19:06] <awilkins> dto`: Hmmph. My advice was to do with nvidia.
[19:07] <sim-value> signal?
[19:07] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: it will auto fall back if it gets a bad signal to whatever works best
[19:07] <blixt> greets!  how do i control the messageri (black info blips in the upper right corner)? are they logged somewhere? can i dissable it? (ubuntu 9.04)
[19:07] <youbuntu41> maybe my wireless card driver doeasnt installed corretly by ubuntu ?  how can i understand this?
[19:07] <benjaminibus> Excuse me, I was disconnected. My problem was : I am on the last Xubuntu ; the wired network in my workplace work fine for everybody except me (there is no networs under "Wired" in network manager). The wireless seems to be working fine at home. ifconfig eth0 gives a base address 0xdead.
[19:08] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: what did it return with iwconfig?
[19:08] <youbuntu41> now im connecting wired, do you want me to connect with wireless than iwconfig ?
[19:08] <npobajl> hey guys! Can somebody tell me how to connect remotely to another PC using.. different dist of linux?
[19:09] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: no just iwconfig without conect may return results
[19:09] <jimcooncat> npobajl: with graphics, or just command line?
[19:09] <[_FireSoul_]> dado1, how about keeping the discussion in the channel
[19:09] <youbuntu41> no wireless extensions.
[19:09] <youbuntu41> it says
[19:10] <glenn|work> http://pastebin.ca/1415511 Need a little help figuring out wtf went wrong with the update... Was using update-manager and it blew up telling me to run dpkg --configure -a and it appears as though dpkg is seg faulting
[19:10] <glenn|work> this is 8.10
[19:10] <npobajl> jimcooncat: doesn't matter. I just need to login so a ftp service can start... I don't know why but it won't start unless the PC is logged in...
[19:10] <youbuntu41> IEEE 802.11bg  ESSID:""
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.462 GHz  Access Point: Not-Associated
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Tx-Power=20 dBm
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Retry min limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr=2352 B
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Power Management:off
[19:10] <FloodBot2> youbuntu41: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Link Quality:0  Signal level:0  Noise level:0
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Rx invalid nwid:0  Rx invalid crypt:0  Rx invalid frag:0
[19:10] <youbuntu41>           Tx excessive retries:0  Invalid misc:0   Missed beacon:0
[19:10] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: the line with rate in it
[19:10] <jimcooncat> npobajl: normally most use ssh
[19:11] <npobajl> jimcooncat: I'll need a little help with that...
[19:11] <jimcooncat> !ssh | npobajl
[19:11] <youbuntu41> http://paste.ubuntu.com/166244/
[19:11] <npobajl> jimcooncat: I'm using ubuntu 8.10
[19:11] <youbuntu41> sacarlson:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/166244/
[19:12] <JosephMarc> please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[19:12] <jimcooncat> npobajl: ssh is available for about anything. See first link that ubottu sent you
[19:12] <sacarlson> youbuntu41:  I don't see rate so maybe its set in iwpriv  paste.ubuntu.com that one
[19:12] <parapanghelescu1> hi there everyone ...someone experienced with TOR installation on Ubuntu 9.04 ????
[19:12] <JosephMarc> It's been a while no one has an insight?
[19:12] <npobajl> jimcooncat: thanks! That should do it
[19:12] <nimrod> where should i ask about soundcard in ubuntu?
[19:13] <youbuntu41> it says no privite iocls
[19:13] <pqpq> youbuntu41,  what wifi card do you have ?
[19:13] <youbuntu41> ralink
[19:13] <blueeyez> Someone in here using xchat?
[19:13] <nimrod> dont know
[19:13] <jimcooncat> npobajl: there's a lot to ssh, but learning and using it is very useful.
[19:13] <benjaminibus> Excuse me for asking again. My problem was : I am on the last Xubuntu ; the wired network in my workplace work fine for everybody except me (there is no networs under "Wired" in network manager). The wireless seems to be working fine at home. ifconfig eth0 gives a base address 0xdead. (if you don't want to flood, you can come in #help-b)
[19:13] <samir11111> HELPME
[19:13] <nimrod> i'm using gnome x
[19:13] <chuck__> !soundcard
[19:14] <hateball> blueeyez: Quite a few I'd imagine, me included
[19:14] <sacarlson> youbuntu41:  I have a ralink let me look and see if I can find rate
[19:14] <npobajl> jimcooncat: I think you're right. The link definetly goes do favourites and all will be read a bit lately ;-)
[19:14] <blueeyez> nice hateball is it okay if we talk in a dialog?:)
[19:14] <samir11111> ubottu help me in getting usb 2.0 sppeeds
[19:14] <youbuntu41> how can i understand what wifi card im using ?
[19:14] <youbuntu41> i donw know if it is ralink or marvell :D
[19:14] <hateball> blueeyez: I'd rather not. Keeping it in channel lets other learn from whatever questions you might have :)
[19:15] <samir11111> any1 help me
[19:15] <nimrod> any experts on soundcards in ubuntu here?
[19:15] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: you can do a lsusb  I asume it's a usb ralink
[19:15] <parapanghelescu1> TOR on Ubuntu 9.04 ? anyone have an ideea ???
[19:15] <Dranghek> IS there anyone Playing Counterstrike on his Ubuntu machine? I can play but it don't Run very smooth...Who can help me so the game run Smooth?
[19:15] <chuck__> nimrod try alsa channel
[19:15] <nimrod> chuck_: ok
[19:16] <blueeyez> okay:) well i want to connect to more then one channel when i start xchat but when i put new channels into my favorits they are not there when i restart xchat and i did not have that problem in win xp
[19:16] <NuLLer> hihi
[19:16] <benjaminibus> I have an issue with wired connection but not wireless (my base address in ifconfig if 0xdead) - i need somebody help
[19:16] <zzz> parapanghelescu1: You can try to install tor using "sudo apt-get install tor". Then install "Tork" or "Vidalia": they are two GUI programs for controlling tor.
[19:17] <hwilde> Hey Ubuntu people - I figured out how to launch Firefox in both Xwindows when using two monitors and separate Xdisplays!   Hit me up if you need this info
[19:17] <NuLLer> i have just installed ubuntu. i restarted it and there was oly a blak screen with some pixalation. i have restarted it 4 times with no change. im a first timer with ubuntu as well :D so very little knowlege
[19:17] <lanoxx> -????????? ? ?               ?        ?                ? Safire-Pulp.avi
[19:17] <lanoxx> rm -rf Safire-Pulp.avi
[19:17] <lanoxx> rm: cannot remove `Safire-Pulp.avi': Input/output error
[19:17] <parapanghelescu1> zzz > mind if I cantact you private ?
[19:17] <npobajl> Dranghek: go private
[19:17] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: strange my ralink returns bit rate in iwconfig
[19:18] <blueeyez> hateball?
[19:18] <Vinceman> what's wrong if your videoconferencing outgoing signal looks like this? members.home.nl/v.vanbruchem/wrong%20image.gif
[19:18] <NuLLer> i have just installed ubuntu. i restarted it and there was oly a blak screen with some pixalation. i have restarted it 4 times with no change. im a first timer with ubuntu as well :D so very little knowlege
[19:18] <mattgyver> Would anyone with samba expertise be able to help me with my issue, please take a moment and read my dilemma here, http://tinyurl.com/restartsamba904
[19:18] <sacarlson> youbuntu41:  what version of ubuntu do you have?
[19:18] <youbuntu41> how can i understandt what wifi card im using ?
[19:18] <Vinceman> how  can you fix it? I heard it has something to do with resolutions
[19:18] <hateball> blueeyez: That does sound odd, I've not had that problem myself. Have you tried connecting to the network after you've added them, before closing the client, and verified it's working?
[19:18] <sacarlson> youbuntu41: the lsusb command should dump the name
[19:19] <benjaminibus> Hello, I have an issue with wired connection but not wireless (my base address in ifconfig if 0xdead) - can somebody please help me?
[19:19] <hateball> !pm | blueeyez
[19:19] <chuck__> Nuller: reboot into rescue mode type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg then reboot
[19:19] <JosephMarc> NuLLer:you may need to check that your graphic card is not blacklisted
[19:19] <pepperjack> youbuntu41: lspci -v or as said lsusb if plugged into usb
[19:19] <zzz> parapanghelescu1: I am kind of busy now. Sorry
[19:19] <JyZyXEL> 0xdeadbeef
[19:19] <NuLLer> kk
[19:19] <NuLLer> tjanls
[19:19] <pepperjack> youbuntu41: or sudo lshw
[19:19] <NuLLer> thanks
[19:19] <NuLLer> :D
[19:19] <FloodBot2> NuLLer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:19] <sacarlson> youbuntu41:  lsmod should tell you what driver module it is using
[19:19] <blueeyez> no but i can just try it:)
[19:20] <parapanghelescu1> zzz> OK maybe later . . . . .
[19:20] <cir> I'm trying to fix a grub error 17 and when I chroot the partition giving me trouble fstab doesn't seem to be available and the grub commandline doesn't see the disk it's on
[19:20] <rgs_> where do I get the source for a .deb package that I want to build to debug?
[19:20] <fogus1> hello.  when I log on to a PC at my university on a windows machine, I am prompted to enter a password to "mount CN filespace".  I need to implement something similar in my network.  does anyone know how to have an authenticated, linux-hosted file space that is mounted to a network share at logon (protected by a password)?
[19:21] <benjaminibus> Hello, I have an issue with wired connection but not wireless (my base address in ifconfig eth0 is 0xdead) - can somebody please help me?
[19:21] <genii> rgs_: Usually something like... sudo apt-get source packagename
[19:21] <carpii> are there known problems in accessing 9.04 with a vnc client? on mine the vnc display is corrupted
[19:21] <jimcooncat> what to use to set up my own irc server, only available on my LAN?
[19:21] <hateball> !source | rgs_
[19:21] <rgs_> genii: thanks
[19:21] <tyler_d> I have a 680i sli motherboard with sw raid 5 over 3 300GB drives... ubuntu 8.04 is installed(server) and running... / is mounted on /dev/sda1, I have done dmraid -r to determine the raid however when attempting to format it I get the error that /dev/sdb is in use... df -h doesn't show it; how do I determine whats using the device/stop it?
[19:22] <youbuntu41> acemi
[19:22] <youbuntu41> 2 gün önce okulda arkadaşımla birlikte aynı cd den 9.04 kurduk
[19:22] <genii> jimcooncat: I set up ircd-hybrid before in this way for a LAN. It's in the repos
[19:23] <Vinceman> is dexxa UVC-compatible?
[19:23] <jimcooncat> thanks genii, I'll check it out
[19:23] <Alxandr> I've got a question. I managed to crash my ubuntu-running system trying to manually install a graphic-driver, no I can't access it. I used 'sh %driverinstallfile%' to do the installation.
[19:23] <sacarlson> cir:  did you look at this yet  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=442945
[19:23] <genii> jimcooncat: You'll likely also want to look into eggdrop or another irc bot as well
[19:23] <Alxandr> Any way I can reset the grapics-driver without accessing the system?
[19:24] <rascal999> I've installed xen-server on 9.04 and i need xen enabled kernel, is one about yet?
[19:24] <JosephMarc> please help with my sound issue http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 , error :audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[19:24] <JosephMarc> anyone?
[19:24] <tyler_d> Alxandr: rename /etc/X11/xorg.conf to something else and bounce it
[19:24] <jimcooncat> genii: yes, I'd love my own ubottu
[19:24] <pepperjack> Alxandr: boot into recovery (tap esc key during bootup for recovery option) then fix from there maybe a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg or somesuch
[19:24] <blixt> is it the indicator applet that posts black messages in my right upper corner?
[19:24] <JosephMarc> is there another channel I might have more luck in?
[19:24] <jimcooncat> genii: can I forward irc through ssh?
[19:24] <billybigrigger> did anyone here loose their Applications Places and System menu's after an update yesterday? i've tried restarting gnome-panel (killall gnome-panel) and they still dont come back...any suggestions?
[19:24] <cir> sacarlson: yes I did, when I get to the part about chrooting the mounted partition things stop working, if I do it all without chrooting it then I don't have problems following the steps but the error still exists
[19:25] <Alxandr> I've tried the recovery. And I also reset the xorg.conf to a backup of an old one.
[19:25] <naz> is anyone here very good with vmware as windows vista as the host and ubuntu 64 as the guest?!?!
[19:25] <genii> jimcooncat: ubottu is more complex than the eggdrop bot from the repos. But it is something to experiment with, anyhow
[19:25] <blixt> how do i control it?
[19:25] <Alxandr> My screen is just black. I get the loading-ubuntu splash screen, but than it turns black. If I click the power-button, ubuntu "unloading" screen shows up.
[19:25] <jimcooncat> genii: I found my ssh answer -- is yes
[19:26]  * genii sips
[19:26] <Alxandr> And sorry to ask, but what does it mean to "bounce" a file?
[19:27] <genii> Alxandr: In email systems, bouncing an email means to send it back, or refuse to accept it, etc
[19:27] <gartral> glenn|work: i recomend, if its possible.. to save everything you want off that drive and repartition with a new install..
[19:27] <Yanick_> Hi, what is "Guest session" ? I just clicked it and the whole system froze
[19:27] <Yanick_> had to hard reboot
[19:27] <glenn|work> gartral: well I was going to upgrade I wanted to go to jaunty but didn't feel like downloading the iso
[19:27] <glenn|work> gbrown@us002lxwkst01:/var/crash$ lsb_release -a
[19:27] <glenn|work> Segmentation fault
[19:27] <Snicks|TWw> got a little question, for some reason my keybard can't 'read' three keys if they're too near, for example: F1, F2, F4 together gives just two keys, not all three, is this an ubuntu-related problem, is it my keyboard or is it something else?
[19:27] <glenn|work> :(
[19:27] <FloodBot2> glenn|work: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:28] <lindenle> how do I upgrade to 9.04 from the command line?
[19:28] <Alxandr> Can I uinstall my grapic-driver using a live-cd?
[19:28] <rascal999> I've installed xen-server on 9.04 and i need xen enabled kernel, is one about yet?
[19:28] <JosephMarc> is there a channel specialised in sound issues or surround issues in ubuntu ir GNU/Linux in general?
[19:28] <glenn|work> lindenle: sudo do-release-upgrade
[19:28] <lindenle> glenn|work: thanks brody
[19:28] <littlegreen> hey guys! Erm... how do I auto-mount my NTFS drives on startup?
[19:29] <pepperjack> Alxandr: yes. boot livecd and then mount it then chroot /media/mountpoint   is one option
[19:29] <gartral> glenn|work: save your stuff, pick a version, and download the iso... theres no recovering that mess either way at this point
[19:29] <Slasher`> hey, does anyone know how i can give the apache user (www-data) access to my bluetooth ports please?
[19:29] <tyler_d> No love for raid in cahnnel?
[19:29] <rgs_> genii: I am trying to build network-manager-gnome with -g in order to be able to trace something with gdb.. how do I rebuild the package from the source?
[19:29] <Yanick_> <what is "Guest session" ? I just clicked it and the whole system froze
[19:29] <gartral> tyler_d: whats a cahnnel?
[19:29] <tyler_d> gartral: channel **
[19:29] <glenn|work> gartral: it is from what I can tell totem-plugins that is seriously jacked
[19:30] <glenn|work> iso is downloading right now.
[19:30] <glenn|work> sigh
[19:30] <sopnzor>  will this be someday fixed? i run firefox on ubuntu 9.04 and if i have more tabs opened, its freezing and working very slow, youtube etc..
[19:30] <Alxandr> How do you think XUbuntu will rune from a memory-stick in Sun VirtualBox?
[19:30] <genii> rgs_: It's beyond the scope of this channel. Perhaps enquire in #ubuntu-motu
[19:30] <rgs_> genii: ok, thanks
[19:30] <tecky> Slasher`, why, if i might ask?
[19:30] <sacarlson>  cir: see my private message
[19:31] <Torrieri> littlegreen, /etc/fstab
[19:31] <Slasher`> tecky; i want to use gnokii to setup an sms sending service for local users on my network via my phone
[19:31] <bc> sopnzor: check and see if it does the same thing in `firefox -safemode` -- if not it might be an extension causing it
[19:31] <Vinceman> do you need to set chmod 777 for browsers to access your webcam?
[19:32] <littlegreen> Torrieri: bash: cd: fstab: Not a directory
[19:32] <tecky> sladen, isn't there another way around doing that other than opening up the ability for any web user to access any bluetooth device?
[19:32] <littlegreen> Torrieri: bash: I'm really newbish ;-)
[19:32] <tecky> sorry Slasher` ***
[19:32] <Torrieri> littlegreen, add ur partition to fstab
[19:32] <tecky> Slasher`, please see the comment that i sent to sladen on accident
[19:33] <Torrieri> littlegreen, #nano /etc/fstab
[19:33] <Slasher`> tecky; i'm not sure, there might be, but not that i know of. I've had it working before but can't get it working again now for some reason. it works from the command line
[19:33] <Vinceman> do you use Jaunty too now?
[19:33] <Slasher`> tecky; don't worry, we all make typo's, i was watching anyway so i knew who you meant hehe
[19:33] <sopnzor> ok tnx
[19:33] <Agionz> hi! can someone help me with getting my ubuntu work and figuring out my problems reasons? I can't get to the log in screen after boot.
[19:33] <littlegreen> Torrieri: thanks
[19:33] <mobi-sheep> !9.10
[19:35] <littlegreen> Torrieri: one more thing.... I'm on the dualboot train and my ubuntu is installed "Inside windows" .... but not on the same partition. Now I know how to access the partition that ubuntu is installed on, but how do I access the partition, that win is installed on?
[19:35] <sharperguy> How do I modify settings for system users?
[19:35] <Lark007> hi
[19:35] <caimlas> hi, I've got a printer I can print to/scan to in Ubuntu if I'm using KDE/GNOME/XFCE. However, if I use another window manager, it's not visible as a source or destination. What service or process makes these things available (so I might be able to start it)?
[19:35] <Slasher`> tecky; it's only going to be for local network users anyway so it's not a big deal really to open the bluetooth port to the apache user, as long as it's only bluetooth and nothing more
[19:36] <Lark007> hi
[19:36] <tecky> Slasher`, hrm the only thing i can think of is setting permissions to directory's / mount points for the webuser / adding www-*** to the accesspoint
[19:36] <Lark007> i'm trying yo get past a problem i'm having: /dev/ttyS0: not a tty
[19:36] <vieq> hello, I want to convert my ext3 to ext4, is there is any noticeable drawbacks?
[19:36] <sbasuita> Lark007, where did you get that error?
[19:36] <tecky> Slasher`, i can think of a lot of ways to take advantage of a open bluetooth device >.< , just from a security standpoint it worried me when you said you wanted to open it up to any http user
[19:36] <Lark007> dll
[19:37] <doc^> i want to ask questions about some stuff related to my computer but not directly to Ubuntu, perhaps theres a better place to ask and i'd like to know if such place exist on that network
[19:37] <lollinks> o.o
[19:37] <darkvertex> caimlas: cups
[19:37] <Lark007> for the lego nxt
[19:37] <sbasuita> vieq, any existing files won't see benefits. Obviously, new files will be much faster.
[19:37] <vieq> sbasuita: what about /boot
[19:37] <littlegreen> I'm on the dualboot train and my ubuntu is installed "Inside windows" .... but not on the same partition. Now I know how to access the partition that ubuntu is installed on, but how do I access the partition, that win is installed on?
[19:37] <vieq> it's not on a separate partition
[19:37] <mattgyver> !fuse
[19:37] <Dracofodder> I am moving some configuration files from my old kde/suse desktop over to ubuntu... everything has been straightforward except this ..  amarok.  I cannot figure out where the configurations are kept.  on kde it was under .kde/apps/amarok  where is the equivalent in a gnome desktop?
[19:37] <sacarlson> sharperguy: I think you should look at System>administratoin>Users and groups
[19:37] <Seeker`> doc^: depends on what you want to ask about
[19:37] <fevel> littlegreen: in that case you cant
[19:37] <sbasuita> vieq, i'm not sure what you're asking about /boot
[19:37] <tecky> !kernel
[19:37] <fogus1> hello.  when I log on to a PC at my university on a windows machine, I am prompted to enter a password to "mount CN filespace".  I need to implement something similar in my network.  does anyone know how to have an authenticated, linux-hosted file space that is mounted to a network share at logon (protected by a password)?
[19:38] <fevel> littlegreen: since your not really dualbooting from the hard disk
[19:38] <littlegreen> fevel: I have 4 partitions and I can access 3 of them. Why not win's partition?
[19:38] <vieq> sbasuita: I read some where that grub do not play nicely with ext4
[19:38] <Slasher`> tecky; ah ok, i see... i thought of changing the permission of the mount points for the webuser but i have no idea how to actually do that :( that's why i came to ask, as if i go to browse files on the device it shows up as obex://[<MACADDRESS>]/
[19:38] <sharperguy> sacarlson, yeah but doesn't show system users like www-data (although I've now found a guide on how to achieve that)
[19:38] <fevel> littlegreen: did you use wubi?
[19:38] <doc^> Seeker` : normal hardware temperature
[19:38] <erUSUL> fogus1: samba can do such things
[19:38] <sbasuita> Dracofodder, ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok
[19:38] <caimlas> darkvertex, what about cups? it's already started... and the biggest thing is scanning at this point (I don't use it for printing, use an LJ for that).
[19:38] <littlegreen> fevel: yeah...
[19:38] <Dracofodder> oh crumbs, nvr mind,
[19:38] <vieq> so if I have /boot /root, then I should keep the /boot partition as ext3
[19:38] <doc^> and whats abnormal
[19:38] <Dracofodder> sbasuita: .. yea, I just noticed that one
[19:38] <Dracofodder> stupid of me
[19:38] <caimlas> darkhelmetlive, and I just noticed the printer -is- listed/available; it's just the ability to scan.
[19:38] <Seeker`> doc^: you could try #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:38] <caimlas> darkhelmetlive, sorry for that confusion
[19:38] <tecky> Slasher`, have you set it up in your /fstab as a mounted device to a mount point?
[19:39] <doc^> thanks
[19:39] <fevel> littlegreen: then due to the fact that your not booting from a partition, your booting from a virtual image on a mounted partition
[19:39] <tecky> Slasher`, like /mnt/foobar
[19:39] <littlegreen> fevel: got it... I don't like it but I got it ;-) Thanks
[19:39] <lianimator> where are the session startup commands stored in ~/ ?
[19:39] <tecky> er /etc/fstab
[19:39] <Slasher`> tecky; no, i didn't try that, i'm not really that experienced playing about with new things like that
[19:39] <tecky> agh
[19:39] <fevel> littlegreen: its a technicall issue... not something chosen to be so
[19:40] <Torrieri> littlegreen, sorry. I cant help u with that, i havent installed my ubuntu inside windows
[19:40] <tecky> try setting it as a mounted device and giving the httpd read / exe perms to the directory, or write if you dare :X
[19:40] <vieq> sbasuita: are you following me ?
[19:40] <fevel> littlegreen: you can ditch that by removing windows installing ubuntu on the partition and then installing windows inside virtualbox
[19:40] <sbasuita> vieq, yes
[19:40] <sbasuita> vieq, I don't have a seperate /boot
[19:40] <vieq> I mean did you read the last message?
[19:40] <littlegreen> fevel: sure thing. I can just reboot and copy/paste the items I need and then reboot again and use what I want... or I can just make a seperate installation ;-)
[19:40] <sbasuita> vieq, haven't noticed any problems
[19:40] <Slasher`> read / exec should be enough
[19:40] <sbasuita> vieq, my whole root (/) is ext4
[19:41] <fevel> littlegreen: sure
[19:41] <tecky> Slasher`, i just cant imagine that someone hasn't wanted to do this before and written a script / app for this >.>
[19:41] <littlegreen> fevel: I don't think I have enough RAM to do so :)
[19:41] <tanveer> :password <hello123>
[19:41] <tecky> Slasher`, have you google'd for a result?
[19:41] <littlegreen> fevel: anyways... thanks again! bb
[19:41] <regjava> How can i see a minimized cube with compiz?
[19:41] <vieq> sbasuita: awesome, I 'll try to back up and start converting
[19:41] <vieq> :) thx
[19:41] <tanveer> alternative for remote desktop assistance?
[19:41] <fevel> littlegreen: virtualbox has been re written to consume as little resources as possible
[19:41] <Slasher`> tecky; i have, i can't seem to find anything much... nothing bluetooth related anyway, it's all via usb cable
[19:41] <ToM_de_ToM> Is the following command then best way to update debian: apt-get update  ?
[19:41] <sbasuita> vieq, I would recommend you don't convert as you won't see much performance gain
[19:41] <fevel> littlegreen: you should give it a try unless you have less than 512 ram
[19:41] <tecky> Slasher`, you said your connecting to a phone right?
[19:42] <ToM_de_ToM> Also how often is it advised to do this?
[19:42] <Slasher`> tecky; that's correct
[19:42] <tanveer> alternative for windows remote desktop assistance?
[19:42] <Baatti> Hello, I'm having an issue watching videos on the NBC website. I can watch videos on any other site. Any ideas on how to fix this issue?
[19:42] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:42] <hateball> regjava: Are you refering to a zoomed out view?
[19:42] <tecky> Slasher`, specific make / model ?
[19:42] <erUSUL> ToM_de_ToM: debian questions belong to #debian
[19:42] <tanveer> gstreamer baati
[19:42] <littlegreen> fevel: that's exactly what I have so... I won't be trying anything. I'll just make separate installation ;-)
[19:42] <fevel> tanveer: logmein free
[19:42] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, the first checks for updates, the second actually performs them
[19:42] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, running the second alone won't work
[19:42] <fevel> littlegreen: even better
[19:42] <tanveer> log me in ?why?
[19:42] <Baatti> tanveer ok, I think I have that, but lemme double check
[19:42] <Slasher`> tecky; nokia 6300, it's using a shell_exec command from php to run gnokii to connect to my phone and send the sms
[19:42] <sacarlson> sharperguy: cat /etc/group  will list all groups
[19:42] <littlegreen> yup... bye bye
[19:43] <littlegreen> I better begin backing up now if I want to finish today...... ;-)
[19:43] <fevel> tanveer: well..id really say vnc but I doubt you havent heard of it
[19:43] <sharperguy> sacarlson, thanks
[19:43] <ToM_de_ToM> Thanks
[19:43] <Slasher`> tecky; but it gives errors.... Gnokii serial_open: open: Permission denied // Couldn't open FBUS device: Permission denied
[19:43] <tanveer> can someone use a remote desktop with me ?
[19:43] <regjava> hateball: yES
[19:44] <ToM_de_ToM> running that wont loose anything will it?
[19:44] <hateball> regjava: Well it's called zoom, and it's... somewhere in the options. Let me try and find it
[19:44] <ToM_de_ToM> like wipe files or settings?
[19:44] <tecky> Slasher`, gimme a min / two ... gonna do a bit of digging
[19:44] <chuck__> tanveer think about what your asking
[19:44] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, nope
[19:44] <Slasher`> tecky; no rush, thanks a bunch, i really do appreciate your help
[19:44] <ToM_de_ToM> cool thanks
[19:44] <msshams1> Hi, i install 9.04 about 2 week ago. nut until now, every day my ubuntu hanged! i haven't same problem in oldest versions. can you help me?
[19:44] <sysdoc> regjava, Rotate Cube>General>Zoom
[19:45] <caimlas> I've got a MFD that works as a scanner in Ubuntu if I'm using xfce, kde, or gnome. However, if I use a different, minimalist WM it doesn't work (not viewable in the OO.org acquire list). What do I need to start to make it accessible?
[19:45] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, all of your personal settings are kept in your home directory (in folders beginning with a '.', for example .mozilla)
[19:45] <hateball> regjava: it's under rotate cube, adjust zoom like you want it :)
[19:45] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, but they're usually hidden by nautilus, and the ls command unless you specify you want to see them
[19:45] <tecky> Slasher`, ' sudo hcitool scan '
[19:45] <mib_ee7lxmqj> anyone know anything about wine / winetricks, I have the latest wine installe but it cannot open winetricks
[19:45] <ToM_de_ToM> so iptbales etc wont be changed
[19:45] <genii> mib_ee7lxmqj: Might want to enquire in #winehq
[19:45] <mib_ee7lxmqj> ty
[19:45] <Slasher`> tecky; got a result there, my phone
[19:46] <tecky> can you pastebin the result please?
[19:46] <sbasuita> ToM_de_ToM, afaik, iptables doesn't have settings in home directories. I doubt a package upgrade would change your iptables configs though.
[19:46] <Slasher`> sure
[19:46] <ToM_de_ToM> cool
[19:46] <ToM_de_ToM> wanted to check :)
[19:46] <Baatti> tanveer, which gstreamer plugins SHOULD I have? I have a lot of the gstreamer packages already
[19:46] <Slasher`> tecky; should be ok to paste in here, it's only one line
[19:46] <Slasher`> tecky;	00:1B:EE:7F:B8:EE	Nokia 6300
[19:46] <tanveer> dont no
[19:47] <lancel00t> how do i get libsbc in jaunty
[19:47] <Schiz0|2> Can Ubuntu read UFS? FreeBSD's filesystem?
[19:47] <erUSUL> Schiz0|2: yep
[19:47] <tecky> Slasher`, ' sudo hcitool dev '
[19:47] <Schiz0|2> erUSUL: thanks
[19:47] <drbobb> hey I got myself a serious problem, I think it was because my laptop crashed in the middle of an update: the scrollkeeper package is badly broken, and so is a big part of gnome, due to dependency
[19:47] <Slasher`> tecky; 	hci0	00:16:41:DA:C0:4D
[19:47] <tecky> hmm
[19:47] <tecky> 1 min
[19:48] <drbobb> I tried all the tricks I know but nothing seems to solve it
[19:48] <wrektjet> (minor q) how do i get the controller on the panel to control music in rhythmbox?
[19:48] <tecky> Slasher`, you have the device mounted to any /dev/***** ?
[19:48] <bullgard4> Where can I find a manual for the GNOME 2.26 dialog System > Preferences > 'Network Connections'? '~$ man nm-connection-editor; No manual entry for nm-connection-editor'
[19:48] <tecky> or you not even getting that far?
[19:48] <Slasher`> tecky; i haven't mounted it, no, not that i'm aware of anyway
[19:48] <bc> does anyone know how to adjust the "per increase" volume level in gnome? for example, I have a key shortcut to increase the volume, and the volume jump is too drastic per key press.
[19:49] <erUSUL> bullgard4: i do not think a manual page exist for that program/dialog
[19:49] <lancel00t> how do i get libsbc in jaunty please
[19:49] <dbu_> who invented the stack?=
[19:49] <erUSUL> Schiz0|2: man mount (scroll down to the ufs section)
[19:49] <Slasher`> tecky; if i want to access it, it takes me to "obex://[00:1B:EE:7F:B8:EE]/"
[19:50] <bullgard4> erUSUL: hm.
[19:50] <bc> dbu_: im apparently google. http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/bauer.html
[19:50] <hateball> bullgard4: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkManager/ could be of some help perhaps
[19:51] <bc> no love on my volume question? :D
[19:51] <bc> maybe I'm using the wrong google keywords. can someone suggest what to call this problem?
[19:51] <coz_> bc,  sorry just got here what is it?
[19:51] <bc> does anyone know how to adjust the "per increase" volume level in gnome? for example, I have a key shortcut to increase the volume, and the volume jump is too drastic per key press.
[19:51] <mib_ee7lxmqj> Any good dvd/cd emulators ?
[19:52] <wrektjet> anyone know where to get the "now playing" applet for the panel? please
[19:52] <erUSUL> bc: maybe in some hidden key in the gconf-editor
[19:52] <coz_> bc,   open terminal   alsamixer  perhaps
[19:52] <wildc4rd> installing (or trying to install) Ubuntu netbook flavour onto an Acer Aspire, it won't recognise the usb drive with the IMG on it to boot
[19:52] <bc> coz_: looking in gconf-editor, already checked alsamixer
[19:53] <coz_> ok
[19:53] <regjava> hateball: is there any way to have diff wallpapers on diff desktop
[19:53] <Slasher`> regeya; the wallpaper plugin in compiz fusion does that i think
[19:53] <bullgard4> hateball: I am reading it...
[19:54] <tecky> Slasher`, still reading, bbs
[19:54] <Slasher`> tecky; thanks, much appreciated, i'm looking about too
[19:54] <drbobb> ok I guess reinstalling is my best option. I would in fact install a 64bit ubuntu on another lvm logical volume.. but my guess is it couldn't share the /boot partition with my current 32bit installation?
[19:55] <hateball> regjava: I dont know, never toyed with that I'm afraid
[19:55] <tecky> Slasher`, mind pastebin'n your /etc/gnokiirc
[19:56] <Slasher`> tecky; ooo hold on
[19:57] <Slasher`> tecky; http://pastebin.com/m27b83d5f
[19:57] <bc> coz_: it may be in there somewhere, or I may have to add a key. this is a good starting point, thanks
[19:57] <coz_> bc,  ok guy
[19:58] <tecky> uncomment the line for linux please, and look in /etc/init.d/*** and see if there's a gnokii that you can restart
[19:59] <wrektjet> i had the rhythmbox now playing applet on 8.10. its gotta be downloadable from somewhere.
[20:00] <wrektjet> im pretty sure it was on the applet list then. does anyone know where i can get it from now?
[20:00] <gcorvala`> can someone help me to use the "root (nd)" in grub ?
[20:00] <Guest82740> What is the best msn client on ubuntu? i need something slim just like the old icq
[20:00] <Schiz0|2> pidgin
[20:00] <gcorvala`> I dont know how to enable netboot on grub
[20:00] <mobi-sheep> Guest82740: Pidgin?
[20:00] <fevel> Guest21747:  miranda
[20:01] <nmvictor> Guest82740: try aMSN.its perfect.Im on it
[20:01] <tecky> omg i'm gonna kill my neighbors dog, stupid thing wont stop barking!
[20:01] <fevel> tecky: just give him a bone
[20:01] <Guest82740> oki doki thanks guyz
[20:01] <Amigadude> aMSN is ugly as sin
[20:01] <hateball> !best
[20:01] <fevel> hate amsn
[20:01] <fevel> but its gpl
[20:01] <fevel> so ok
[20:01] <tecky> fevel, i still say adium needs to be ported to linux :\
[20:02] <kesiode> why would my speaker volume be significantly lower under my ubuntu partition than my vista partition?
[20:02] <Amigadude> best linux client I used was the one in linpus supplied with the AAO
[20:02] <fevel> tecky: very indeed
[20:02] <Slasher`> tecky, we get that with our neighbours dogs at stupid o' clock in the morning
[20:02] <Gnome_Killa> it would't be
[20:02] <fevel> tecky: why isnt it? its a pidgin engine
[20:02] <Amigadude> shame about the rest of the OS
[20:02] <Amigadude> shame about the rest of the OS
[20:02] <Amigadude> ....
[20:02] <Pici> !offtopic
[20:02] <FloodBot2> Amigadude: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:02] <wrektjet> regjava - still asking about diff wallpapers? u have to disable nautilus from writing desktop
[20:02] <tecky> fevel, i have no clue :(
[20:03] <wrektjet> join #compiz
[20:03] <Gnome_Killa> I run ubuntu & windows 7 :P my sound works fine on both what you using as linux distro?
[20:03] <Guest82740> how do you install a tar.gz file?
[20:03] <Gnome_Killa> lose the guest nick
[20:03] <tecky> Slasher`, any luck restarting the gnokii ?
[20:03] <kesiode> Guest82740, you have to extract it
[20:03] <fevel> Guest21747: best to google for a quick tutorial
[20:03] <Amigadude> bot is picking on me cos I accidently pressed shift + enter and end up with 2 lines... :(
[20:03] <Gnome_Killa> !guest
[20:03] <mobi-sheep> !tar | Guest82740
[20:03] <Agionz> hi! I got a problem starting ubuntu. I can boot but I can't get to the log in screen.. I'm now on live cd.  And I was referring to the rest of the offtopic conversation here.
[20:04] <Gnome_Killa> !nick
[20:04] <Guest82740> oki doki thanks!!
[20:04] <Amigadude> Pici: wasn't on channel it was a msg/notice from the bot
[20:04] <Pici> Amigadude: oh
[20:04] <vip984> hello? test test
[20:05] <fevel> o.O
[20:05] <Gnome_Killa> as for your sound issue what distro you using & version?
[20:05] <mattgyver> in 8.10 i was able to to mount -t cifs without a problem, am i stupid or is it not installed by default?
[20:05] <fevel> I cant see the test... so test failed
[20:05] <mattgyver> when i try it i get an error
[20:05] <unitedpotsmokers> hey guys, i did an update but it show error, how to fix it
[20:05] <Gnome_Killa> well 8.10 is broken & buggy try upgrading to 9.04
[20:05] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  i think theres a smbfs package?
[20:05] <mattgyver> ill try that
[20:05] <vip984> test
[20:05] <Pici> Gnome_Killa: Thats not helpful at all.
[20:05] <hart1gan> awk question: can i set FS=" " for print NF and after set again FS="\n" for print the new NF? i can't :(
[20:05] <vip984> omg
[20:05] <Pici> vip984: We see you
[20:06] <fevel> o.O
[20:06] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  i recall seeing/installing it.. but not sure what it did :)
[20:06] <vip984> does this someone read?
[20:06] <Gnome_Killa> was helpfull when asomeone sugested it to me in this same channel
[20:06] <Agionz> hi! I got a problem starting ubuntu. I can boot but I can't get to the log in screen.. I'm now on live cd. Anyone help?
[20:06] <Pici> vip984: yes
[20:06] <Gnome_Killa> now I have no issues with mounting or anything
[20:06] <nmvictor> Hey,anyone know how to configure flash player for firefox,i have the latest version installed yet I cant play videos in youtube.
[20:07] <Gnome_Killa> nmvictor what is your distro? you should be able 2 install it via install/remove
[20:07] <Gnome_Killa> if you goto a website that requires it it will update it for you
[20:07] <whodevil> is there a channel specific for the netbook remix?
[20:07] <bc> nmvictor: on jaunty, I installed flashplugin-installer and it just worked
[20:08] <Gnome_Killa> yeah I did same I went to a flash oriented webasite to get it to install what I needed
[20:08] <deany> i just upped a file to a mate over pidgin, hes on msn im on yahoo.. it sent straight away without askin him, and he didnt even get a notification of it.. where is it stored?
[20:08] <kebomix> hello , how to add registery key to wine ?
[20:09] <Guest82740> Ok! i extracted the files outta that tar.gz file BUT the tutorial doesn't say how to install the program
[20:09] <Gnome_Killa> registry key? this aint windows :P wine does not function very well
[20:09] <puddle>  6667
[20:09] <Gnome_Killa> ther is another emulator u can use or u can just use partition resizer & install on the other partition
[20:09] <nmvictor> bc: Im on interpid,i updated my system,and since then,no video.Im told their is some linkking to be done,ever heard of that?
[20:09] <Qwell> Gnome_Killa: how other than having a registry, is wine going to emulate the registry?
[20:09] <voracious> compiz setting has ? marks in each configuration option
[20:09] <voracious> what should be the problem??
[20:10] <voracious> is there should be installed anything except compiz?
[20:10] <Gnome_Killa> wine emulates the ntfs partition & everything in it liek its aplain old ntfs hd
[20:10] <kesiode> why is my speaker volume so low under ubuntu when it's fine on the vista partition?  I' ve checked all the volume settings I can find
[20:10] <bc> nmvictor: I can't help you with the video issues, I'd probably only make it worse
[20:10] <apot> i have a .deb file for debian lenny, will the packaged program (nmap 4.62-1) work under ubuntu?
[20:11] <wildc4rd> how do I set a USB stick with a boot flag please, to allow installation from it
[20:11] <Gnome_Killa> I would suggest using partition manager using the ubuntu cd & slitting the partition & installing winblows on that partition
[20:11] <bc> nmvictor: if you mean flash, you could try removing all flash related stuff and try reinstalling flashplugin-installer
[20:11] <Gnome_Killa> emulation is a pain & very unstable
[20:12] <nmvictor> bc: how do i do that,what stuff exactly?
[20:12] <Guest82740> how do i install tar.gz? ive extracted the files into a folder
[20:12] <chuck__> Guest82740: depending on what you are trying to install cd to the dir with the untared package and look for a readme file or install file for dir
[20:12] <tdg911> Good day all.  I'm running Ubuntu x86 9.0.4.  I'm converting my FreeBSD boxes over to ubuntu.  I have a vpn server currently running bsd 6.x converting it over to ubuntu server.  I have set my inside and outside ip addresses (both different sub-nets).  I am able to make a connection from an osx client, win xp client etc.  Once connected, the clients can ping the vpn ip address but cannot route outside of the box.  Also, the vpn s
[20:12] <tecky> afk lunch... be back in a bit
[20:12] <darcknight> can someone here give me a list of games that runs without hassle on intel 945 mobile chipset? my other specs include 1.8 Ghz single core centrino, 2GB ram
[20:12] <Gnome_Killa> first of all guest type /nick yournickhere
[20:12] <Gnome_Killa> then Iawnser you
[20:13] <drbobb> hart1gan: FS is used by awk at the time it reads a record, once the record has been read and split into fields it's too late
[20:13] <Guest82740> i see the install file, im in terminal now inside the folder, but make install command doesn't work
[20:13] <plex0r> oh lawd
[20:13] <tecky> fevel, if slasher` comes back please let him know i'm grabbing lunch and i'll return shortly
[20:13] <bc> nmvictor: find out what flash related stuff you have installed via dpkg -l. then you can try removing the names with `sudo apt-get -s remove <package>` to see if it will break anything before you run it again removing the -s
[20:13] <Gnome_Killa> nm load ubuntu from cd & use partiton manager & resize your partition
[20:13] <plex0r> someone DCC send -_-
[20:13] <fevel> tecky: kay
[20:13] <drbobb> hart1gan: you might want too look at the split() function though
[20:13] <plex0r> no i'm joking don't
[20:13] <steka> hi
[20:13] <bc> nmvictor: or try it with synaptic
[20:13] <pqpq> Guest82740,  most likely ./configure ; make install
[20:14] <nmvictor> bc: thnx,im on it
[20:14] <arvernes> just installed ubuntu 9.04. Is it possible to write an alias in my .bashrc file as "alias cp=`cp -i` I ask that question because it gives me an error message when I copy a file
[20:14] <bc> nmvictor: e.g. if you try to remove flash stuff and it says it wants to remove firefox, i'd stop there and ask someone else here more knowledgable about how to resolve the conflict(s)
[20:15] <Urik> Hi guys I have a question. I need to check if a file DOESN'T exist. How could i negate [ -e $1 ] ?
[20:15] <chuck__> Guest82740: make install is normally the last step you could try ./configure then make then sudo make install
[20:15] <colonelqubit> How do I add a comment to a "blueprint" on lanchpad?
[20:15] <colonelqubit> s/lanchpad/launchpad/
[20:15] <Guest82740> oki doki thanks!
[20:15] <Guest82740> i'll try that
[20:15] <erbish> arvernes, i gues it should be alias cp='cp -i', not alias cp=`cp -i`
[20:15] <nmvictor> bc:Im carefull about that
[20:16] <darcknight> anyone??????
[20:16] <drbobb> Urik: `!' is the negation operator
[20:17] <arvernes> erbish: yeap, I write it 'cp -i' (a type here on the chanel)
[20:19] <Urik> drbobb I know, but could find how to use it. I just found out how. Thanks anyway.
[20:19] <peepsalot> does anyone know if there is a repo to get a very up to date virtualbox version?
[20:19] <julian__> hi im unable to install 9.04
[20:19] <voracious> There is ? mark in compiz setting option and it is not responding to any configuration! Solution?
[20:19] <tom_de_tom> Hi anyone have any good guides for install opensvn?
[20:19] <julian__> i had 8.19 installed before without problems
[20:19] <voracious> Each icon for setting change has ? mark
[20:19] <tom_de_tom> as i have tried many a time and just not sure if im doing it right
[20:19] <julian__> but after choosing keyboard layut
[20:20] <Schiz0|2> What is OpenSVN?
[20:20] <julian__> the percentage of the partition goes up to 100% window disappears and nothing is happening anymore
[20:20] <apot> i have a .deb file for debian lenny, will the packaged program (nmap 4.62-1) work under ubuntu?
[20:20] <Schiz0|2> Do you mean Subversion?
[20:20] <tom_de_tom> sorry i mean openvpn
[20:20] <Dr_Willis> apot:  not reccomended to  use debian packages.
[20:20] <tom_de_tom> sorry
[20:20] <tom_de_tom> OpenVPN
[20:21] <apot> Dr_Willis, thanks
[20:21] <Schiz0|2> ah...there are guides around...OpenVPN tends to be complex to setup
[20:21] <deany> i just upped a file to a mate over pidgin, hes on msn im on yahoo.. it sent straight away without askin him, and he didnt even get a notification of it.. where is it stored?
[20:21] <darcknight> anyone playing hunting unlimited 2009 usiing an intel 945  in hardy here?
[20:22] <yoni9972> Hi, i have problem with cannon lbp 2009 at ubunto 9/04 I have the trroubleshout.txt file. Can someone help me plaese
[20:23] <apot> anyone have a newer verson than 4.53 of nmap installed on there ubuntu box?
[20:23] <apot> *there
[20:23] <Advo> hi there. i need to delete some files in a certain directory, all of these have an extension .eps  Any ideas how i can do this please?
[20:23] <yoni9972> Advi try this:
[20:24] <yoni9972> find . -name *.eps -exec rm -f  \}
[20:24] <kebomix> anybody here was luck to run pes 6 on ubuntu  ?
[20:25] <gartral> kebomix: do a grammar check and reask
[20:25] <joseph_> Hello - is there a channel for Ubuntu apps, for fairly new users?
[20:25] <plex0r> gartral: you're funny
[20:25] <komputes> joseph_: which app?
[20:25] <MrMiteshah> How 2 shutdown my xp pc through ubuntu in lan
[20:25] <Slasher`> tecky; i got it working with some help from a guy in #gnokii
[20:25] <kebomix> anybody here was lucky to run pes 6 on ubuntu  ?
[20:26] <komputes> joseph_: each app is a different open source project, many have irc channels of their own
[20:26] <doc^> hi, i'd like to know how to configure my mouse button, i'd like to be able to use the left and right wheel click to switch from a workspace to another
[20:26] <Gnome_Killa> all I get is same old zoom in & zoom out effect for all windows actions
[20:26] <joseph_> I need a better/different remote log viewer than less; if one exists
[20:26] <hart1gan> anyone know how can i print the first parameter in a awk script? for example: ./script param1 ..... i need print param1, $1 don't work
[20:27] <robuntu> Hey quick question, Linksys WMP54GS v1.1, is it compatible with linux, if so anyone know what chipset, and drivers?
[20:27] <gb-or> hart1gan, maybe you're not using bash?
[20:27] <sbasuita> robuntu, best way to find out if your hardware is supported is to boot a livecd and try it out
[20:27] <xmetalcorex> can some one help me
[20:27] <xmetalcorex>  im look for the u- classroom
[20:27] <joseph_> robuntu - may want to look at DDWRT to replace firmware if not
[20:27] <Magician> robuntu: you should not need any drivers
[20:27] <sbasuita> xmetalcorex, #ubuntu-classroom?
[20:27] <hart1gan> gb-or no, im using #!/usr/bin/awk -f / BEGIN { print $1 }
[20:28] <xmetalcorex> thanx aloot <sbasuita>
[20:28] <tecky> Slasher`, gratz : )
[20:29] <Slasher`> tecky; thanks for your help though, much much much appreciated :)
[20:29] <tecky> fevel, and to be honest, i have no freaking clue why adium hasn't ever been ported to linux from Mac OSX : ( its one of the better IM clients
[20:29] <komputes> MrMiteshah: cygwin, can let you use openssh to connect to your windows box
 but can u explain too me how join it in interfac mode and in the terlinal mode
[20:29] <tecky> fevel, i'd use it long before i'd ever consider using pidgen
[20:30] <DocileDossier> Can someone help me set up the native resolution with the NVIDIA X server? I've edited my x11.conf file in the past, but it doesn't take.
[20:30] <fevel> tecky: its quite the same as pidgin
[20:30] <lightpriest> hart1gan, sec
[20:30] <fevel> tecky: just with cocoa api
[20:30] <tecky> sladen, what was it that he told you to do to /etc/gnokii ?
[20:30] <sbasuita> xmetalcorex, which IRC client are you using?
[20:30] <gartral> plex0r: how so.. i doubt there's a soul here who understood his question
[20:30] <fevel> tecky: the plugins work and all
[20:30] <yoni9972> Hi, i have problem with cannon lbp 2009 at ubunto 9/04 I have the trroubleshout.txt file. Can someone help me plaese. I can send him/her the file and explain this.
[20:30] <tecky> fevel, it feels much smoother, and imho the setup and configuration of it feels smoother :\
[20:31] <fevel> tecky: yes... I guess youre right
[20:32] <tecky> fevel, any reason behind why it hasn't been ported yet? pidgen works on mac does it not?
[20:32] <xmetalcorex> im a debian one in ubuntu and my teachers has told my yesterday to join this room
[20:32] <tecky> erm pidgin ***
[20:32] <fevel> tecky: yes, and adium uses pidgin code
[20:32] <tecky> fevel, death to the adium dev's for not making it for linux :P
 yes i use IRC
[20:33] <komputes> doc^:  For much more on input device configuration please see:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input
[20:33] <UbuntuNewb> Hello. I have a question that may not be so easy to answer.
[20:33] <sbasuita> xmetalcorex, we are all using IRC. What _client_ are you using to connect?
[20:33] <fevel> tecky: well... its gpl and opensource.. so why dont you? =P
[20:33] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, let the channel be the judge of that.
[20:33] <tecky> fevel,  /lazy?
[20:33] <genii> tecky and fevel :   why they say no linux client: http://trac.adium.im/wiki/AdiumForLinux
[20:33] <UbuntuNewb> I need to deploy an automated ubuntu install to my computer at home.
[20:34] <shiznebit> i have a problem with WAKE-ON-LAN. after shutting down the pc and sending the magic packet. it doesn't turn on. It seems that by turning off the computer the NIC is also fully turned off. does anyone know how to get around this or fix this ?
[20:34] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, define 'automated'
[20:34] <nmvictor> UbuntuNewb: was that a querry,here to help?
[20:34] <fevel> genii: thanks
[20:34] <genii> fevel: np
[20:34] <Qwell> shiznebit: it can't be *off* when you do it...
[20:35] <UbuntuNewb> Put the CD in, boot from CD, ubuntu installs, and presented with the login screen with no user input.
[20:35] <Qwell> that's why it's called "wake-on-lan" and not "turn-the-power-on-on-lan"
 i use xCHat gnome
[20:35] <sbasuita> !alternate | UbuntuNewb
[20:35] <UbuntuNewb> You see, It's display is a Panasonic PT-AX200U - This display is very particular about the resolution, and it won't display anything during the install.
[20:35] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, that is what you need
[20:35] <tecky> shiznebit, usually thats enabled in the bios, as a option under networking / wake on lan, try taking a look there
[20:35] <sbasuita> xmetalcorex, type the following into the chat box and press enter: /join #ubuntu-classroom
[20:35] <Guest82740> isn't there a linux software that would automatically install tar's and whatever other compiled files?
[20:36] <sbasuita> Guest82740, no
[20:36] <shiznebit> tecky: it is enabled in bios
[20:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest82740 It does not work quite like that
[20:36] <komputes> MrMiteshah: http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
[20:36] <sbasuita> Guest82740, that's why the lovely people of Ubuntu turn those .tars into .debs which can be automatically installed
[20:36] <UbuntuNewb> sbasuita: So, the install needs to be automated. And the resolution must already be set to whatever I specify. Is this possible?
[20:36] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, yes
[20:36] <padge> Where would I find the apache binary, assuming it was installed?
[20:36] <voyagers> Hi,, which file do I need to edit to make the command "mount --bind /home /glftpd/site" auto on startup ?
[20:36] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, another option would be to install over ssh
[20:36] <Guest82740> ooooooo oki doki
[20:37] <tecky> shiznebit,  and your machine is fully powering down and your not able to power it back up? does the nic card support WOL? (sometimes a header cable must be connected to the MBoard to 'fully' enable this feature
[20:37] <Magician> Linux is not meant to be easy to use but to expand your mind to see what you really can do.
[20:37] <padge> Oh, and I'm on a journey creating a LAMP stack, learning PHP, and MySQL at the same time.  I'm worried about creating a secure configuration.
[20:37] <sbasuita> padge, use the command `dpkg -L apache2 | grep bin'
[20:37] <Magician> DOWN WITH WINDOWS!!
[20:38] <Jack_Sparrow> UbuntuNewb To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[20:38] <padge> sbasuita: Thanks: enlightening :)
[20:38] <shiznebit> tecky: yes i have done sudo ethtool eth0
[20:38] <Qwell> shiznebit: Do you have PME settings enabled?
[20:38] <tom_de_tom> hi is there a command to use to see what packages are install in debian?
[20:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Magician We appreciate your enthusiasm.  Did you have a question or did you need directions to a chat channel
[20:38] <shiznebit> Qwell: PME
[20:38] <shiznebit> ?
[20:39] <KIAaze> hi, is it possible to install ubuntu to a logical partition?
[20:39] <Seeker`> Magician: not in here please
[20:39] <UbuntuNewb> Thanks Jack_Sparrow. Before I install, any idea if the ATI HD4950 runs on Linux?
[20:39] <Jack_Sparrow> KIAaze yes
[20:39] <chuck__> UbuntuNewb install cd reboot press f4 chose install in safe graphics mode should have a graphical interface for installation
[20:39] <Qwell> shiznebit: check your bios, look for wakeup on PME (power management events)
[20:39] <komputes> Magician: I appreciate your intensity, but please, this is a support channel
[20:39] <UbuntuNewb> Total newb here, installed ubuntu today at work.
[20:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[20:39] <Magician> nope i am good  just makin a statement   I am done now
[20:39] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[20:39] <chazco> Hi... is it possible to install a remote desktop server on Ubuntu 9.04?
[20:39] <KIAaze> it's strange, because, the Live-CD just stops on an empty background after installation. reboot from hard disk fails with grub error 17
[20:39] <shiznebit> Qwell: oh, yes I have PME enable
[20:40] <komputes> chazco: it's included
[20:40] <shiznebit> h/o ill send the link about something i found
[20:40] <chazco> komputes - The remote access thats included doesnt support my resolution :(
[20:40] <fevel> remote desktop is proprietary no good microsoft product
[20:40] <Magician> KIaze:  run disk check rom the live cd and see if you have errors
[20:40] <fevel> so legally no
[20:40] <komputes> chazco: system > preferences > remote desktop
[20:40] <Jack_Sparrow> KIAaze empty background is most likely video detection.. at the black screen try  ctrl-alt   F2  and see if you get a text screen
[20:40] <fevel> ah
[20:40] <chazco> komputes - Yep, tried it, but it doesnt work correctly :(
[20:40] <fevel> he means real remote desktop utilities
[20:40] <komputes> chazco: ok, lets talk
[20:40] <KIAaze> ctrl+alt+Fx not working
[20:41] <tom_de_tom> hi is there a command to use to see what packages are install in debian?
[20:41] <Jack_Sparrow> tom_de_tom No idea.. ask in Debian..
[20:41] <sbasuita> tom_de_tom, yes; unfortunately it does not spring to mind :(
[20:41] <tom_de_tom> oh sorry
[20:41] <sbasuita> tom_de_tom, take a look at `man apt-cache'
[20:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone
[20:41] <chazco> komputes / fevel - I have a netbook running at 1024x600 which is my development system... i have a desktop running at 1440x900 (both Ubuntu 9.04). I'd like to control the laptop from the desktop using the full resolution (not stretched). SSH with X forwarding is setup but not ideal...
[20:42] <tom_de_tom> join/ #debian
[20:42] <UbuntuNewb> Jack_Sparrow: You were saying something about SSH. Do you mean I can deploy the OS to an unformatted drive from another system using the LiveCD?
  thanx alot man
[20:42] <fevel> chazco: then komputes tip is the way to go
[20:42] <Jack_Sparrow> UbuntuNewb That was not me
[20:42] <shiznebit> Qwell: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/howto-make-wake-on-lan-wol-work-712283/
[20:42] <UbuntuNewb> It was sbasuita, sorry!
[20:42] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[20:43] <chazco> fevel - If you mean the built in system it only uses the resolution on the laptop
[20:43] <KB1JWQ> UbuntuNewb: There are ways to do that, yes.
[20:43] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, yes
[20:43] <UbuntuNewb> KB1JWQ: Care to point me in the right direction?
[20:43] <sbasuita> !install
[20:43] <markl_> why does compiz have a completely different Workspace Switcher behavior than running without any desktop effects?
[20:43] <taylor__> hi all
[20:43] <sbasuita> UbuntuNewb, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/NetworkConsole
[20:43] <markl_> is there any plan to unify them?
[20:44] <youbuntu41> can i install amarok to gnome ?
[20:44] <sysdoc> youbuntu41, yup
[20:44] <Picassotamus>  youbuntu41: yes
[20:44] <ohemgy1> hi i need help...i am in need of a portable antivirus for linux...any suggestions?
[20:44] <youbuntu41> ok thanks
[20:44] <UbuntuNewb> sbasuita: Thank you very much, having a look at it now.
[20:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !virus
[20:44] <xmetalcorex> i have one problem with the apt -get install
[20:45] <Vinceman> can anyone help me change the resolution of my webcam please?
[20:45] <pisecx> Guys. Is it possible to setup language change event to KEY_UP, not KEY_DOWN. Why do I need it: I use ctrl+shift to change language. Also I use application that has ctrl+shift+n hotkey. And this key doesn't work.
[20:45] <sysdoc> youbuntu41, U may not want to install the Amarok 2 that comes with Juanty, however..
[20:45] <Qwell> sysdoc: why?
[20:45] <KIAaze> "This error is returned if the partition requested exists, but the filesystem type cannot be recognized by GRUB. " -> I do have ext4...
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !keys
[20:45] <fevel> is there any online tutorial to set up sarg on ubuntu?
[20:45] <sysdoc> Qwell, No EQ, No support for MySQL etc.
[20:45] <arvernes> I added an alias in my .bashrc file as : alias rm='rm -i' Now when I type "rm the_file" I get the following message : rm: cannot remove '\255i' : No such file or directory
[20:46] <fevel> specifically
[20:46] <Gnome_Killa> YEAH compiz working wwhhoohoo
[20:46] <Vinceman> I'm just back from a refreshing run, please help me now kick my PC's ass back into order
[20:46] <Gnome_Killa> ssswweett...
[20:46] <ohemgy1> yeah linux does not really need an antivirus...but this is really important...i need a portable antivirus for linux
[20:46] <fevel> ohemgy1: clamwin
[20:46] <sysdoc> Vinceman, lol
[20:46] <Jack_Sparrow> ohemgy1 To scan linux files or windows files
[20:46] <nmvictor> Is it possible to change my $HOSTNAME?
[20:46] <fevel> clamwin portable
[20:47] <Vinceman> sysdoc, do you know much about webcams?
[20:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[20:47] <usser> arvernes: did you copy/paste it from somewhere?
[20:47] <arvernes> yes
[20:47] <ohemgy1> clamwin??
[20:47] <fevel> ohemgy1: there are no antiviruses for linux, there are rootkit hunters
[20:47] <arvernes> usser: yes
[20:47] <michaeldobrovits> hello, can someone help ?
[20:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[20:47] <ohemgy1> rootkit hunters?
[20:47] <usser> arvernes: type it in explicitly, it has some problems doing unicode translation
[20:48] <fevel> ohemgy1: take a look at clamwin portable see if it fits
[20:48] <arvernes> usser: ok
[20:48] <fevel> anyone know how I can set up sarg?
[20:48] <caimlas> hi, I've got a MFD I can scan from in Ubuntu if I'm using KDE/GNOME/XFCE. However, if I use another window manager, it's not visible as a source or destination. What service or process makes these things available (so I might be able to start it)?
[20:49] <KIAaze> grub wasn't installed apparently: /boot/grub does not exist. :/
[20:51] <yoni9972> Hi, i have problem with cannon lbp 2009 at ubunto 9/04 I have the trroubleshout.txt file. Can someone help me plaese. I can send him/her the file and explain this
[20:52] <offipso> I don't like how Ubuntu 9.04 has no icons on the desktop. How can I change this?
[20:53] <mneptok> offipso: what icons do you want?
[20:53] <offipso> mneptok: Trash and Home
[20:53] <mneptok> offipso: see /msg
[20:54] <michaeldobrovits> hh
[20:54] <sysdoc> mneptok, rt clk any launcher from the panel and choose. add to desktop
[20:54] <DocTomoe> ok, updated to jaunty, now flash has no sound. (I am a kubuntu user, but the channel is not-too-helpful at this moment in time). Are there any FAQs out there on how to get flash to have sound in forefox on KDEI haven't found?
[20:55] <michaeldobrovits> can somebody give me a some info about the connection of udev and kernel module loading
[20:55] <PC-Ente> abend
[20:56] <padge> What tools can help you determine what partitions directories are on?
[20:56] <caimlas> padge, dff
[20:56] <caimlas> padge, make that 'df'
[20:56] <oshua86_> Hello guys, how can I modify the vnc configuration trhough the command line
[20:56] <oshua86_> whne i try to VNC to my box I can control it
[20:56] <mneptok> sysdoc: gconf-editor is easier
[20:56] <oshua86_> do you know why?
[20:56] <caimlas> oshua86_, not w/o more info.
[20:57] <pigwrangler> anyone know if bind has recursion enabled by default?
[20:57] <th0r> oshua86_: 'man vncviewer' will get you all the options
[20:57] <oshua86_> caimlas, I can ssh to my box, I try to vnc to it, I can connect, see the desktop but I can control anything
[20:57] <padge> Okay... What is 'var' typically used for?
[20:57] <arvernes> usser: when you say :  type it in explicitly, it has some problems doing unicode translation. Is it a problem with ubuntu 9.04 or a problem with my .bashrc file explicitely ?
[20:58] <oshua86_> th0r, yeah, I can connect, but Im wondering if there is a setting on the server side that is not letting me control it
[20:58] <oshua86_> just see the desktop
[20:58] <Haraballis> What is this partial upgrade in the 9.4 netbook remix about?
[20:58] <jimcooncat> xmetalcorex: you want dhcp? you have two main choices: dhcp3-server or dnsmasq
[20:59] <BarrySoul> Hi all.  I am new to linux and I am trying out unbuntu 9  -- I cant seem to see wireless networks or connect to them at all.  Can anyone help?
[20:59] <DocTomoe> BarrySoul: at first, you need to get info on the chipset your wifi card uses. dmesg should help. next step depends on the chipset
[21:00] <black_13> is the a group package that installs mysql/php stack?
[21:00] <pqpq> BarrySoul, what wifi car do you have ?
[21:00] <usser> arvernes: its a problem with websites using nonstandard characters, ie they often use ` instead of ' theres a whole bunch of similar characters
[21:00] <Legate> I can't install mit-scheme. The package exists (http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/mit-scheme ), but when I try to apt-get it I get "Package mit-scheme is not available, but is referred to by another package.". What can I do? (other than compiling from source)
[21:02] <BarrySoul> broadcom 43xx I installed a proprietary driver as prompted by hardware drivers..  Seemed to make my light on the laptop come on indicating it was active.  Linux also reported it as active.
[21:02] <melodie> HI
[21:02] <hatter243> Legate, you don't happen to be running the 64-bit version of Ubuntu are you?
[21:02] <melodie> oops
[21:02] <melodie> hi :)
[21:02] <hatter243> !hi | melodie
[21:02] <BarrySoul> just no wireless networks showing and I cannot connect to hidden network either
[21:02] <melodie> :)
[21:02] <Legate> Yes, I do hatter243.
[21:02] <hatter243> !broadcom | BarrySoul
[21:03] <shiznebit> I have followed the instructions posted here http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/howto-make-wake-on-lan-wol-work-712283. Thel issue is i can't do that because after i setting it up through the /etc/network/interfaces. I reboot my pc and end up having no net connection at all.
[21:03] <hatter243> !info mit-scheme | Legate
[21:03] <hatter243> Last four words say it isn't available for 64bit
[21:03] <PuKa> hi, i am having trouble getting flash to work on ubuntu 9.04 64-bit.
[21:03] <melodie> I'm trying to run Ubuntu 9.04 in a Virtualbox machine, it's not easy to succeed. :?
[21:03] <caimlas> oshua86_, ssh'ing from a windows or linux machine?
[21:03] <Legate> Ok. Is there a reason why it's not for 64-bit?
[21:03] <hatter243> Legate, I don't know :(
[21:03] <rascal999> What's faster? Qemu or VirtualBox?
[21:04] <BarrySoul> I tried a fedora 11 prerelease and it seemed to have the same network connection tool, but it was able to connect
[21:04] <melodie> rascal999, Virtualbox is faster, even with kqemu hang after qemu
[21:04] <caimlas> oshua86_, enable X forwarding for ssh if in linux then run the control panel to enable remote control via vinagre
[21:04] <BugeyeD> hi all - xorg/nvidia question: two external monitors connected to laptop via docking station - one vga and one dvi. how do i enable both externals (CRT, DFP-1) and disable the laptop display (DFP-0)?
[21:04] <melodie> it's faster, when the distro is ok to boot in there !
[21:05] <rascal999> melodie: ok will ubuntu server work in virtual box?
[21:05] <PuKa> i am having trouble getting flash to work on ubuntu 9.04 64-bit can anyone help me with this?
[21:05] <melodie> PuKa, no idea whatsoever : is there vboxvideo driver in there ?
[21:06] <PuKa> melodie i have no idea. Im not running anything threw virtualbox right now tho. justrunning ubuntu 64-bit.
[21:07] <PuKa> the download comes with a libflashplayer.so file
[21:07] <PuKa> i just dont know what to do with it.
[21:07] <offipso> Hmm, another question: how do I disable the crash notifier in Ubuntu 9.04? It annoys me
[21:07] <oshua86_> caimlas, from linux to linux
[21:07] <melodie> :)
[21:07] <melodie> this chan is very buzy indeed !
[21:07] <hart1gan> anyone know how can i print files of dir with awk ? in bash i used for i in `ls` .... but here?
[21:08] <voyagers> Hi,, which file do I need to edit to make the command "mount --bind /home /glftpd/site" auto on startup ?
[21:08] <chazco> Hi... anyone know how to setup VNC server that offers the login screen and full gnome session?
[21:08] <black_13> where does ubuntu store the apache conf files?
[21:08] <Schiz0|2> black_13: /etc/apache22/ i'm guessing
[21:08] <Schiz0|2> chazco: /etc/fstab
[21:10] <thiebaude> offipso: should be able to disable that through Services
[21:10] <djungelkraem> http://paste.ubuntu.com/166315/ - why does it stop there sometimes? not always, only sometimes it stops there and doesnt continue
[21:10] <SJrX> Are the K scripts in /etc/rcX.d to disable it from starting, or to KILL an existing version.
[21:10] <andrewbishop> how do i modify the xorg.conf file? When i open it in VI , I don't see any text
[21:10] <user___> voyagers: /etc/rc.local
[21:10] <hart1gan> anyone know how can i print files of dir with awk ? in bash i used for i in `ls` .... but here?
[21:10] <hart1gan> anyone know how can i print files of dir with awk ? in bash i used for i in `ls` .... but here?
[21:10] <CaneToad> On Jaunty, system performance on an otherwise powerful system during tracker indexing is absolutely abysmal!!
[21:11] <thiebaude> CaneToad: thats why i turned tracker off
[21:11] <user___> hart1gan: (try #awk, check the channel topic for a link and you're done)
[21:11] <ElPana> #ubuntu-es
[21:11] <andrewbishop> do I need to stop gdm before modifing the xorg.conf file?
[21:12] <CaneToad> thiebaude, seriously, while tracker-indexer is running, it has taken more than three minutes to close GIMP and it still isn't closed yet, on a system with 4Gb RAM
[21:12] <pepperjack> andrewbishop: no but you need to restart it before it can use the new file
[21:12] <BarrySoul> OK, more info here about my wireless problem I typed the lspci command and it is bcm4306 rev3.  the docs you sent me to had something for ubuntu 8 at newest.
[21:12] <jimcooncat> CaneToad: sounds like a job for ionice
[21:12] <arvernes> how do I know if I use utf-8 ?
[21:12] <thiebaude> CaneToad: you on 9.04?
[21:12] <pepperjack> arvernes: locale -a ?
[21:12] <arvernes> ok
[21:13] <CaneToad> thiebaude, yes on an up-to-date 9.04
[21:13] <arvernes> pepperjack: I have fr_FR.utf8 Do I have to add a setting to my .bashrc for example ?
[21:14] <crankharder> how might I get 32-bit GRE installed on my 64-bit OS?
[21:14] <crankharder> *JRE
[21:14] <darthanubis> https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive/ppa
[21:14] <darthanubis> OO3.1
[21:15] <user___> crankharder: why? :-)
[21:15] <pepperjack> arvernes: nope it appears you are already using a utf8 locale env
[21:15] <mbeierl> crankharder: apt-get install ia32-sun-java6-bin
[21:15] <crankharder> user___: because stupid app won't run on 64-bit?
[21:15] <pepperjack> arvernes: what are you trying to do?
[21:15] <mbeierl> crankharder: or ia32-sun-java5-bin for java 1.5
[21:15] <pepperjack> !chroot | crankharder
[21:15] <arvernes> I have pb with an alias in my .bashrc file
[21:16] <arvernes> pepperjack: I have a pb with an alias in my .bashrc fiel
[21:16] <arvernes> file
[21:18] <crankharder> mbeierl: now that's installed -- any idea how to specify it be used when I launch this installer?
[21:19] <mbeierl> crankharder: you could use update-java-alternatives and make it the default
[21:19] <melodie> bye
[21:19] <crankharder> ty
[21:19] <Rockergirl777> I am having trouble with Xvidcap... When I install libavcodec51 it crashes... when I try with libavcodec-unstripped-51 it dosen't crash, but the little green meter thingy dosen't move and I have to kill Xvidcap.
[21:19] <mbeierl> crankharder: is it an applet or a java application that you are trying to run?
[21:19] <melodie> (nothing to do for me here today)
[21:20] <crankharder> it's a plugin for eclipse
[21:20] <seventje> HI there guys, one of my hd's just crashed
[21:20] <Rockergirl777> o.o
[21:20] <crankharder> Adobe's flex builder
[21:20] <Seveas> seventje, time to buy a new one and restore from backup :)
[21:20] <nmvictor> seventje: really sorry
[21:20] <usagi> can someone tell me how to install nvidia drivers?
[21:20] <Seveas> !nvidia | usagi
[21:20] <Rockergirl777> usagi, e-z
[21:20] <pepperjack> seventje: put it in freezer i hear that works every (almost never) time
[21:20] <Rockergirl777> usagi, www.nvidia.com
[21:21] <Mew-Chan> Okay so i realized i may have done something silly, if i have files located on a remote server, is there a way i can download those files? to my current laptop
[21:21] <nflamel> hello!
[21:21] <Rockergirl777> hi
[21:21] <seventje> pepperjack: can I put it in the freezer tomorrow? I'm trying to get a working enviroment right now :
[21:21] <benc> is there a gui ftp client installed by default on ubuntu? if not can you recommend one?
[21:21] <Seveas> Mew-Chan, rsync, ftp, http....
[21:21] <black_13> ok the layout of the conf system for apache in ubuntu is different than fedora
[21:21] <mbeierl> crankharder: that runs natively under linux?  ok, well then update-java-alt is probably the best bet, to make it the default.  either that or start it from a terminal, but set your path first, like so:
[21:21] <Mew-Chan> Seveas: is ftp installed on server ubuntu by default?
[21:21] <usagi> Seveas, i checked that but no luck. im a bit confused about all the packages.
[21:21] <Seveas> benc, gftp is decent, but the standard filemanager and browser both can do ftp too
[21:21] <Rockergirl777> I am having trouble with Xvidcap... When I install libavcodec51 it crashes... when I try with libavcodec-unstripped-51 it dosen't crash, but the little green meter thingy dosen't move and I have to kill Xvidcap.
[21:21] <mbeierl> crankharder:  export PATH=/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun/bin/:$PATH
[21:21] <Seveas> Mew-Chan, no, but rsync is
[21:21] <pepperjack> seventje: if hard drive is going out about all you can do is replace.  if you mean the OS or data on HD became corrupted.. maybe you can do something
[21:21] <wrektjet> rhythmbox panel applet? anyone? please? had it in 8.10
[21:21] <nflamel> benc: You can use nautilus
[21:21] <Mew-Chan> thanks i'll google rsync
[21:22] <benc> Seveas: thanks
[21:22] <Seveas> Mew-Chan, (ssh not though, neither an active rsync daemon)
[21:22] <seventje> I booted from ubuntu livecd right now, and I still have a HD that works and has windows vista installed on it, BUT it doesn't have a bootloader installed in it, is it possible to fix it so I can boot from windows on that disk?
[21:22] <benc> nflamel: I didn't know that. I'll serach. thanks
[21:22] <crankharder> man I hate eclipse, what trash :(
[21:22] <pepperjack> seventje: yes easy.  you have 2 options 1, reinstall windows boot loarder or 2 install grub to the mbr
[21:22] <mbeierl> crankharder: sorry ;) I love eclipse!
[21:22] <Rockergirl777> seventje, maybe install grub, copy a NTLDR file from another vista install... idk really
[21:22] <Mew-Chan> Seveas: (i don't understand your last statement) about (ssh not thoug, neither an active rsync daemon)
[21:22] <Mew-Chan> whats that mean in idiot terms?
[21:23] <pepperjack> seventje: do you have ubuntu installed on the HD?
[21:23] <seventje> pepperjack: what option do you suggest? and can you help me with whatever option? I'm not that used to such stuff, and I don't want to screw over another hd :(
[21:23] <crankharder> mbeierl: ;) big bloated programs kill me
[21:23] <Seveas> Mew-Chan, that unless you installed openssh-server on that box you're screwed :)
[21:23] <seventje> pepperjack: the HD that had ubuntu installed crashed :p
[21:23] <abicska> hey guys! can smbdy pls help me protecting samba with an username and pswd??
[21:23] <ikonia> abicska: in what way ?
[21:23] <Mew-Chan> Seveas: (if i can ssh into the box already im good?)
[21:23] <raed> hi
[21:23] <Seveas> Mew-Chan, yes
[21:23] <Mew-Chan> phew!
[21:23] <mbeierl> crankharder: I tuned the vm startup options so that eclipse is only allowed to use 512mb of memory
[21:23] <raed> how are u every body
[21:23] <Mew-Chan> one last question does ubottu have links on rsync?
[21:24] <pepperjack> seventje: ah ok got it.  so use gparted to resize the existing windows install and then make a small partition to install grub to OR.. but from windows recovery cd and run whatever tool it is to fixmbr
[21:24] <pepperjack> !fixmbr | seventje
[21:24] <abicska> ikonia: to set the smb.conf
[21:24] <Seveas> in that case do this: rsync name.of.the.server:/path/to/files/on/server /path/to/local/dir/where/you/want/the/copy
[21:24] <usagi> can someone tell me whats the package name of the app in system > administration > hardware ?
[21:24] <Seveas> Mew-Chan, --^
[21:24] <Mew-Chan> thanks Seveas
[21:24] <Seveas> usagi, jockey
[21:24] <seventje> pepperjack: treid to boot from my vista cd, but well, I'm not that tidy with cd's.. equals : cd scratched and unbootable
[21:24] <usagi> thanks
[21:24] <raed> soey all one here no like spoke withe me
[21:24] <ikonia> abicska: you don't auth in smb.conf - you auth against your backend auth system
[21:24] <raed> hi
[21:25] <seventje> pepperjack: the hd has a NTFS partition and a linux swap partition
[21:25] <seventje> delete swap one and then what?
[21:25] <abicska> ikonia: the file sharing is working properly with guest account but im on a large LAN network therefore id like to protect it with an username and pswd
[21:25] <pepperjack> seventje: use gparted to free up space for a new partition and but grub on that partition.  that way you arent stuck with a windows boot loader.  or just free up a few gigs (8+ preferably) and install ubuntu and ubuntu will fix everything for ya
[21:26] <abicska> ikonia: how can i do this easily?
[21:26] <ikonia> abicska: and like I said, you need username and password in the backend
[21:26] <pepperjack> seventje: basically just install ubuntu to the good hd
[21:26] <seventje> okay
[21:26] <abicska> ikonia: what shall i do?
[21:26] <seventje> I'm trying to run gparted now but it gives an error msg though
[21:26] <ikonia> abicska: password the "guest" account in your backend
[21:27] <seventje> gparted
[21:27] <seventje> error: libhal_acquire_global_interface_lock: org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.InterfaceAlreadyLocked: The interface org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Storage is already exclusively locked either by someone else or it's already locked by yourself
[21:27] <revygttam> seventje whats the message?
[21:27] <Seveas> seventje, that usually means you're running gparted or the ubuntu installer already
[21:27] <abicska> ikonia: with sud psswd guest?
[21:27] <ikonia> abicska: no,
[21:27] <ikonia> abicska: what backend are you authing against ?
[21:28] <seventje> Seveas: I booted from the ubuntu disk and have chosen "install to disk"
[21:28] <seventje> but the "installer" program isn't running atm
[21:28] <Tac> I know fedora doesn't... but does ubuntu come out of the box with flash and java support in browsers... and mp3 support?
[21:28] <ikonia> Tac: no
[21:28] <abicska> ikonia: ubuntu server?
[21:28] <Seveas> seventje, choose the 'try ubuntu' option
[21:28] <Tac> no on all counts?
[21:28] <seventje> okay
[21:28] <ikonia> abicska: thats not an auth backend, what auth backend have you setup
[21:28] <Seveas> Tac, no on all counts.
[21:28] <seventje> Seveas: I'll be right back (I hope, if my other hd doesn't die :()
[21:28] <thiebaude> Tac flash and java are not installed by default
[21:28] <Tac> interesting
[21:29] <thiebaude> just like windows xp
[21:29] <abicska> ikonia: than i dont have an auth backend
[21:29] <ikonia> abicska: you must have ?
[21:29] <Tac> not trying to cause a fuss, but I thought that was one of the main advantages of ubuntu, that it worked for normal users right outta the box
[21:29] <abicska> ikonia: like what? :S srry
[21:29] <ikonia> Tac: it does
[21:29] <pepperjack> Tac: typically.
[21:29] <Samual-Laptop> Could someone help me set up wireless on my HP/Compaq 6715b Laptop?
[21:29] <ikonia> abicska: how did you setup samba ?
[21:29] <Seveas> Tac, it's dead easy to install these things but there are still some legal hurdles to overcome before we can provide it by default
[21:29] <amerinese> hi i got a dumb question on permissions... if i want to give a group permissions to create files in a directory, what do i do? it seems group read/write permissions for the parent directory is not enough
[21:30] <Tac> Seveas, so a normal user can click something to install them?
[21:30] <abicska> ikonia: i followed a guide on ubuntu forums exactly this: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html
[21:30] <Seveas> amerinese, group r/w/x on the directory you want them to be able to create files in.
[21:30] <Tac> because in fedora, it takes someone with linux knowledge to get things like flash/java working
[21:30] <Seveas> Tac, yes. Well documented 3-click process :)
[21:30] <abicska> ikonia: and that only what ive done
[21:30] <thiebaude> Tac ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:30] <ikonia> abicska: ahhh ok
[21:31] <Seveas> (I might have that count wrong, but more than 10 clicks is not needed)
[21:31] <Tac> thiebaude, I mean easy for someone who doesn't know anything about repositories :-p
[21:31] <ikonia> abicska: ok so you need to remove guest ok = no then create an auth backend
[21:31] <ikonia> abicska: then create users in that auth backend
[21:31] <Tac> thiebaude, like my sister could see a 'you need to install this plugin to view this page' and click it to install....
[21:31] <Samual-Laptop> Anyone?.. Wireless drivers?.. Heh
[21:31] <ikonia> Tac: that happens
[21:32] <abicska> ikonia: ive removed that line shall i search for the auth backed on google?
[21:32] <thiebaude> Tac; as in windows xp like ubuntu when you goto a web site that needs flash it tells you to install it
[21:32] <Tac> ikonia, that happens in fedora too, but it doesn't do you any good to follow those prompts :-p
[21:32] <ikonia> abicska: I'm sure there are guides on https://help.ubuntu.com
[21:32] <Seveas> !wifi  Samual-Laptop
[21:32] <Seveas> !wifi  | Samual-Laptop
[21:32] <Tac> thiebaude, ^^
[21:32] <ikonia> Tac: why ?
[21:32] <Mew-Chan> in the case of rsync do i do that from the remote server i'm trying to download the files from? or do i rysnc from my local computer?
[21:32] <Tac> ikonia, fedora just doesn't work like that...
[21:32] <ikonia> Tac: it also happens in windows "you need this, click here to download it"
[21:32] <ikonia> Tac: ubuntu does
[21:32] <Samual-Laptop> Seveas, i'm not new to Ubuntu-I tried there.
[21:32] <Seveas> Tac, ubuntu isn't fedora :)
[21:32] <Tac> ikonia, which is what i was asking :)
[21:33] <abicska> ikonia: which backend would you recommend for me?
[21:33] <ikonia> Tac: no - you asked if it came with flash installed out of the box
[21:33] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: either way
[21:33] <ikonia> abicska: tdbm
[21:33] <Seveas> Samual-Laptop, then be more specific. What is the problem and what have you tried?
[21:33] <Mew-Chan> k thanks modmadmike
[21:33] <abicska> ikonia: searching
[21:33] <thiebaude> yup, ikonia, in windows xp flash and java are not installed by default
[21:33] <seatownrocks> how do i kill a misbehaving program?
[21:33] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: np
[21:33] <thiebaude> :)
[21:33] <Seveas> seatownrocks, kill/pkill/xkill/killall
[21:33] <seatownrocks> ?
[21:34] <modmadmike> seatownrocks: sudo killall <app>
[21:34] <Tac> Seveas, right, but all I know is fedora... so thats all I can refer to ..... my thing is I always try to push linux on people, but when I set them up with fedora, I have to do too much work or they complain and want windows back .... ...
[21:34] <seatownrocks> k, thx
[21:34] <Samual-Laptop> I tried ndiswrapper and installing things through Wine, and I still don't have internet. I have a Compaq (HP) 6715b Laptop with a broadcom device
[21:34] <Mew-Chan> pkill reminds me of video games player kill (anywho enough idiot comments don't want to sound like a windows user)
[21:34] <Seveas> Tac, give ubuntu a try :)
[21:34] <Tac> Seveas, I.E. in fedora, you can't just click a 'you need this plugin' box and download/install flash
[21:34] <Samual-Laptop> I'll find the exact broadcom device for you real quick.
[21:34] <pepperjack> Mew-Chan: try xkill
[21:34] <Mew-Chan> pepperjack: im familiar with xkill (its been my saving grace many times :)
[21:34] <Tac> Seveas, in fedora, I have to go install repos, and manually install flash
[21:34] <Seveas> Samual-Laptop, the b43 driver + firmware don't work for you?
[21:34] <seventje> okay, got gparted to run, will resize to have 20Gigs free and install ubuntu
[21:35] <seatownrocks> hmm... didn't seem to work
[21:35] <seventje> and hopefully be able toboot windows too
[21:35] <seatownrocks> how do i know what the name of the thing i need to kill is?
[21:35] <TopBunny88> Samual-Laptop: Lspci
[21:35] <modmadmike> seatownrocks: top
[21:35] <seatownrocks> k
[21:35] <Samual-Laptop> Well i'm not sure I installed it right Seveas... And yeah I just remembered the command, TopBunny88 thanks.
[21:35] <Mew-Chan> Tac, if your trying to help convert people to linux, imo Kubuntu would be better then ubuntu
[21:35] <Mew-Chan> and im pretty sure KDE has a Windows Look A Like theme
[21:36] <Mew-Chan> However of course you will have to config a lil
[21:36] <dsabecky> Mew-Chan: It's called Redmond.
[21:36] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: lol i have always been a linux user, no windows for me lol
[21:36] <Mew-Chan> thats part of linux is the config
[21:36] <seventje> free space 1 megabyte
[21:36] <seventje> thats not good
[21:36] <TopBunny88> Is there a redmond theam for gnome
[21:36] <thiebaude> no windows on this computer,:)
[21:36] <jimcooncat> Mew-Chan: Depends on who you're talking about. If a person doesn't have much experience with Windows, Gnome is a better fit.
[21:36] <thiebaude> TopBunny88: yes
[21:36] <modmadmike> seventje: any lower than that and firefox won't work lol
[21:36] <seventje> guess Ill mount the partition and delete some stuff
[21:36] <TopBunny88>  Tux only on this N500
[21:36] <seatownrocks> hmm... i dont see it in top
[21:36] <Seveas> TopBunny88, you can probably find windows-like skins
[21:37] <abicska> ikonia: could you help me with this tdbm? first can i install it with apt-get?
[21:37] <Chaker> coucou les juifs
[21:37] <xangua> does someone here uses EASYSTROKE (mouse gestures for gnome) ¿, since jaunty i haven't been able to use it, is there someone who can ¿¿
[21:37] <Mew-Chan> it was hell for me to set up ubuntu 8.04 to this laptop (i upgraded later on to 9.04 while it was still beta (GREAT choice)
[21:37] <Seveas> or Os X ones
[21:37] <thiebaude> !fr
[21:37] <Seveas> !fr | Chaker
[21:37] <ikonia> abicska: you don't need to install it, it's part of samba
[21:37] <Mew-Chan> However the best thing of linux is after you do all your inital configing its pretty much leave alone
[21:37] <modmadmike> seatownrocks: gnome-system-monitor
[21:37] <Mew-Chan> and problem free
[21:37] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: true
[21:38] <UbuntuNewb> Any overclock stability utilities you guys know off of the top of your head for Linux?
[21:38] <Mew-Chan> vs Windows, where if its not a virus its bsod, if its not bsod then its spyware, if its not spyware its malware
[21:38] <abicska> ikonia: ohh im still learning ubuntu so sorry for my ignorance could you please help me step by step if you have time for me
[21:38] <Seveas> UbuntuNewb, yes: selfcontrol. Don't overclock if you want a stable system :)
[21:38] <thiebaude> Mew-Chan: soo true
[21:39] <modmadmike> UbuntuNewb: i use bios overclocking and it works fine with my phenom
[21:39] <Tac> Mew-Chan, kubuntu IS what I have to give people actually ... default gnome is gross
[21:39] <ikonia> abicska: it's not a step by step thing really, you'll need to have a read on samba and understand the auth system
[21:39] <Samual-Laptop_> HAH, that... is... odd.
[21:39] <UbuntuNewb> modmadmike: And to test the stability of your phenom?
[21:39] <xangua> does someone here uses EASYSTROKE (mouse gestures for gnome) ¿, since jaunty i haven't been able to use it, is there someone who can ¿¿
[21:39] <seatownrocks> ok, its dead... thx
[21:39] <Samual-Laptop_> I just... I did, NOTHING, and my wireless suddenly started to work
[21:39] <Samual-Laptop_> WITHOUT drivers
[21:39] <Mew-Chan> default linux is gross :), thats why linux users config
[21:39] <modmadmike> UbuntuNewb: yea run boinc to use your cpu to the max
[21:39] <Samual-Laptop_> I actually had another wireless card installed, (Temporarily), and it "kicked it off"
[21:39] <Samual-Laptop_> THAT, IS, FUNNY.
[21:40] <Mew-Chan> personaly i like Emerald(sp)
[21:40] <UbuntuNewb> modmadmike: Great. Thanks.
[21:40] <abicska> ikonia: is help.ubuntu.com a good choice for understanding it?
[21:40] <Mew-Chan> Emerald or Fluxbox
[21:40] <thiebaude> Mew-Chan: i use openbox
[21:40] <ikonia> abicska: it has some good info on there
[21:40] <modmadmike> UbuntuNewb: np
[21:40] <Mew-Chan> never tried OpenBox
[21:40] <Samual-Laptop_> That is the funniest happy thing that has ever happened to me on Ubuntu.... I'll be right back, gonna see if it still works.
[21:40] <shiznebit> taci love default linux, its so clean and pretty
[21:40] <abicska> ikonia: okay thank you
[21:40] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: openbox is great
[21:41] <dsabecky> shiznebit: "Default Linux" is just the kernal, which isn't functional alone.
[21:41] <Mew-Chan> i want my computer so when people get on my computer there are like WTF wheres the buttons(not to mention since flux and emerald use so lil system resources all the resources goes into whatever i'm actually doing)
[21:41] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: then openbox is 4 u
[21:41] <ikonia> Mew-Chan: please control comments like "wtf" we know what it means and don't need to hear it
[21:41] <shiznebit> lol thats why i just let it sit there and bum around on irc
[21:41] <modmadmike> ikonia: you mean what the fudge lol
[21:42] <seventje> okay I mounted my /dev/sda1 to free up some space, now Im trying to do gparted to resize but it doesnt work, gives free space but not the option anymore I suppose I have to unmount /dev/sda1 now ? however, it says device or resource is busy
[21:42] <Mew-Chan> i didn't know people got offended by that acronym i'll keep that in mind ikonia
[21:42]  * jimcooncat thinks it's time to get back to being a support channel
[21:42] <pepperjack> seventje: yep i would not want to run gparted on a mounted drive
[21:42] <ikonia> Mew-Chan: thanks
[21:42] <dsabecky> seventje: You can't partition a mounted drive.
[21:42] <modmadmike> Mew-Chan: there is no censoring on this chat page
[21:43] <hatter243> !ot | modmadmike
[21:43] <seventje> how do I force unmounting ? tried sudo umount   -f but didnt work
[21:43] <pepperjack> seventje: -l for lazy
[21:43] <clearscreen> shiznebit: I think what dsabecky was trying to say is that Linux is 'just' a kernel running on the GNU operating system, you probably mean GNU/Linux
[21:43] <dsabecky> Yeah.
[21:43] <modmadmike> ubottu: just saying that they should implement something
[21:43] <dsabecky> Linux itself is just the kernal.
[21:43] <hatter243> seventje, you can also   fuser -k [path] to kill all processes that are accessing the folder, then you can unmount properly
[21:43] <seventje> ty pepperjack :)
[21:43] <xangua> does someone here uses EASYSTROKE (mouse gestures for gnome) ¿, since jaunty i haven't been able to use it, is there someone who can ¿¿
[21:44] <seventje> sigh now it doesnt show up any free space on the drive anymore
[21:44] <thiebaude> !openbox
[21:44] <modmadmike> xangua: sounds like xstroke
[21:45] <xee> anyone with experience creating a Ubuntu derivative?
[21:45] <Jaber> hhh
[21:45] <thiebaude> what does this mean, The 'Manual' browser command has been chosen, but no command has been set
[21:45] <ikonia> xee: thats offtopic here
[21:45] <Jaber> !openbox
[21:45] <thiebaude> im trying to open a link
[21:45] <xangua> modmadmike: what's xstroke ¿¿
[21:45] <modmadmike> !xstroke
[21:46] <modmadmike> lol
[21:46] <xee> ikonia: I'd appreciate any pointers
[21:46] <ikonia> xee: it's offtopic for this channel
[21:46] <xangua> modmadmike: jum it looks prety hard, easystroke is easier
[21:46] <modmadmike> xangua: what Easystroke is based off of
[21:47] <samier> hi
[21:47] <modmadmike> xangua: i use cellwriter, for i have a tablet
[21:47] <xee> ikonia: ok thanks
[21:47] <samier> hi
[21:47] <tom_de_tom> postfix/master[18268]: terminating on signal 15
[21:47] <tom_de_tom> anyone know what that means
[21:47] <tom_de_tom> postfix mail logs ^
[21:48] <samier> v
[21:48] <ablert> hello, I'd like to pin a PPA repo higher than everything else, I'm not sure how to go about it though
[21:48] <xangua> jum, i just want to usea mouse gestures, it looks i will have to wait
[21:48] <ikonia> tom_de_tom: means postfix decided to die - signal 15 as I recall is "didn't know what to do"
[21:48] <mrwes> ablert, for a specific program? or app?
[21:48] <samier> what?
[21:48] <ikonia> tom_de_tom: does it even start up ? or does it die straight after start up
[21:48] <matt> trying to install vmware through tar.gz.  I made a directory /usr/local/src and placed the tar.gz file there.  Then I extracted it to the same directory.  I *THINK* the install file is vmware-install.pl but I need some help.
[21:49] <ikonia> matt: read the vmware site
[21:49] <samier> wellcome
[21:49] <ikonia> matt: the docs are all on there
[21:49] <modmadmike> matt: try to compile it
[21:49] <ikonia> modmadmike: vmware is closed source
[21:49] <ikonia> modmadmike: you don't compile it
[21:49] <ablert> mrwes, for the entire repo - preferably. There shouldn't be anything there that's lower priority (the only reason they're there at all is to supercede ubuntu's packages)
[21:49] <modmadmike> ikonia: lol forgot
[21:49] <Mew-Chan> Which would you all suggest for plaiyng video games
[21:49] <derekv> where is it (xchat) getting this autojoin #ubuntu from? I don't see that in the preferences.
[21:49] <modmadmike> ikonia: Virtualbox OSE is though lol
[21:50] <Mew-Chan> Partion? or VirtalBox?
[21:50] <matt> ikonia, why does it matter?
[21:50] <ikonia> modmadmike: how is that anything to do with anything ?
[21:50] <dsabecky> Mew-Chan: WINE or dual boot.
[21:50] <ikonia> matt: you can't compile closed source applications as you don't have the source code, so yes it matters
[21:50] <matt> let me rephrase... how do you install "brand X file.tar.gz?
[21:50] <mechdave> tom_de_tom, you could try #postfix they might be able to help you more perhaps
[21:50] <modmadmike> ikonia: there both virtualization suites
[21:50] <lucax> could someone tell me if intel gma x3100 is now fully supported for jaunty?
[21:50] <ikonia> matt: it depends on the contents of the tar file
[21:50] <ikonia> modmadmike: he was asking about vmware
[21:51] <modmadmike> lucax: intel has poor drivers
[21:51] <ikonia> matt: what do YOU want to install now - what areyou having a problem
[21:51]  * matt is not upset, not upset at all
[21:51] <ikonia> modmadmike: that's just nonsense noce
[21:51] <youbuntu41> when i add a link (shortcut) to my desktop, its appearence is too bad with an arrow on it, how can or can i change it ?
[21:51] <modmadmike> lucax: it should work fine though
[21:51] <ikonia> modmadmike: intel make very solid open drivers
[21:51] <matt> ikonia, just nevermind man
[21:51] <ikonia> matt: you asked how to install vmware from a tar file - you can't ask what the is the process to install a tar file as it depends what's in the tar file
[21:51] <modmadmike> lucax: yes but try playing a game that has alot of 3d functions
[21:52] <Daskreech> !eee
[21:52] <modmadmike> opps ikonia**
[21:52] <lucax> ive tried intel gma x3100 and didnt work on jaunty plus it was really unstable, but ive read on bugs launchpad that it was fiexed...
[21:52] <ikonia> modmadmike: what ?
[21:52] <seventje> found out the problem with not being able to resize the NTFS disk .. it's inconsitent and I have to run chkdsk /f from windows.. which I cannot boot into *shrugs*
[21:52] <treyh> what would you guys recommend software was for a creative zen player?
[21:52] <lucax> i dont play games just use for internet, but i want to make sure compiz will run ok and wont have problems with stability
[21:52] <modmadmike> ikonia: i can't get nearly as much power out of the intel cards in linux as windows
[21:53] <ikonia> modmadmike: very much depends on your configuration
[21:53] <Daskreech> !eeepc
[21:53] <mattgyver> is anyone familiar with Samba?
[21:53] <modmadmike> ikonia: true but there is a huge differeince for some games
[21:54] <Daskreech> Is there an eee PC for ubuntu IRC chan?
[21:54] <dpnux> how to know memory use in Ubuntu on terminal?
[21:54] <[Esde]> http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151601
[21:54] <ikonia> modmadmike: in the same way there is on any software product, it depends how the applications use the "driver"
[21:54] <Edico> hi
[21:54] <modmadmike> dpnux: less than 70mb
[21:54] <Daskreech> dpnux: free
[21:54] <youbuntu41> when i add a link (shortcut) to my desktop, its appearence is too bad with an arrow on it, how can or can i change it ?
[21:54] <modmadmike> ikonia: true but I have always had bad luck with intel cards
[21:55] <ikonia> modmadmike: that doesn't mean "intel make bad drivers"
[21:55] <modmadmike> ikonia: on my eee pc i cant even use compiz
[21:55] <[Esde]> My problem is here, so it is easier for you to read; all details are here as well http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151601
[21:55] <ZipmaO> Hi, wondering if someone can help me find out how my ubuntu server was shut down a short while ago
[21:56] <dpnux> ups, I mean to list every application memory.
[21:56] <nicros_> thinking about going out and buying a high end video card tonight, what works well in Ubuntu 9?
[21:56] <Daskreech> modmadmike: Is there an Ubuntu EEE pc IRC chan?
[21:56] <Daskreech> dpnux: top
[21:56] <lucax> is anyone usind intel gma x3100 on jaunty?
[21:56] <modmadmike> nicros_: nvidia seems best
[21:56] <oshua86> does anyone know how to list all the listening ports?
[21:56] <Daskreech> oshua86: nmap
[21:56] <dpnux> Daskreech: thanks
[21:56] <ikonia> oshua86: netstat -A | grep LIST
[21:56] <clearscreen> nicros_: depends... if you have no problem with running proprietary (closed source) drivers, then nvidia is your best bet
[21:56] <ZipmaO> I just ran "$cat syslog | grep restart" and found out when it was switched on again
[21:56] <modmadmike> nicros_: nvidia seems best: idk i have not used IRC thatmuch
[21:57] <ZipmaO> but there is no trace of a shutdown command just before that
[21:57] <Daskreech> !gnubuntu
[21:57] <clearscreen> nicros_: the general consensus I think is: whatever you do, don't get an ATI card :P
[21:57] <Daskreech> !gbuntu
[21:57] <pgan> Hi all. How can I set the icon for xterm that shows in the Gnome task list (panel applet) and in the window switch overlay?
[21:57] <[Esde]> i have been working on finding an answer to my question for about 3 days. no one seems to have an answer....does ANYONE in here have ideas.....? http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151601
[21:57] <Daskreech> clearscreen: I have one. Works fine. Much better than the hellstorm of Intel
[21:57] <Edico> I followed this tutorial step by step https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/Networking to configure networking on my virtualbox machine. When I try to configure the network card with host interface in virtualbox I cant see the virtual cards I have created vbox0, vbox1 ...
[21:57] <Daskreech> Is there an eee PC for ubuntu IRC chan?
[21:57] <lucax> !intel gma
[21:58] <shaft> #axpo
[21:58] <mib_ekbyv0wq> Can anyone tell me where I can adjust the volume levels in ubuntu? they are very low for me
[21:58] <clearscreen> Daskreech: I don't have any personal experiences with ATI cards in ubuntu.. but I heard it's a hell getting direct rendering to work etc
[21:58] <[Esde]> !intel | gma
[21:58] <Daskreech> clearscreen: Maybe for brand new ones.
[21:58] <tecky> lucax, whats your question about the 3100 ?
[21:58] <ikonia> [Esde]: the problem is wubi's boot loader is messed up
[21:58] <[Esde]> >.< there MUST be some genius on here that can help me....
[21:59] <[Esde]> ikonia: any ideas on how to fix?
[21:59] <ikonia> [Esde]: wubi boots slightly different with it being run from within a windows file system
[21:59] <youbuntu41> how can i understand if my soundcard driver was installed truely
[21:59] <Daskreech> youbuntu41: You have sound?
[21:59] <lucax> tecky: just want to know if it is now fully supported, when 9.04 came out i couldnt use compiz, just want to know if that bug is fixed and if stability with this video card is ok
[21:59] <Daskreech> youbuntu41: It would probably be in the output of modprobe
[21:59] <userx> to install network on ubuntu select bridged
[21:59] <ikonia> [Esde]: a common issue from what I'm seeing on your screen would be an overall issue with your hard disk, can you access/mount it from within your livecd environment
[21:59] <Daskreech> Is there an eee PC for ubuntu IRC chan?
[22:00] <userx> on virtualbox
[22:00] <ikonia> Daskreech: #ubuntu-eee
[22:00] <dent> hi. how can I ugrade from 8.04 to 9.04 using the command line?
[22:00] <ikonia> !upgrade > dent
[22:00] <tecky> lucax, as far as i know its fully supported in 8.10... I dont know about 9.04 but one would think if its in 8.10 it wouldn't be "removed" from support
[22:00] <[Esde]> yes ikonia i can see all local files.
[22:00] <lucax> dent: cant need to go from 8.04 to 8.10 then 9.04
[22:00] <youbuntu41> daskreech: 'ta ta ta ta taaaaaa'   on startup and  no sound while running mp3 or video
[22:00] <seventje>  /dev/sda1, is that (hd0,0) ? or 0
[22:00] <Daskreech> ikonia: one with people
[22:00] <seventje> 0,1 ?
[22:00] <ikonia> [Esde]: that's a good start, so the issue must be with wubis acual boot loader,
[22:00] <dent> lucax: thought so, thanks. now I need to find out how to do that remotely from the command line
[22:00] <ikonia> Daskreech: #ubuntu-eeepc sorry
[22:01] <youbuntu41> just 'ta ta ta ta taaaaaa'   on startup and  no sound while running mp3 or video
[22:01] <[Esde]> so i need to replace the files?
[22:01] <ikonia> dent: read the pm ubottu sent you
[22:01] <ikonia> [Esde]: no
[22:01] <Daskreech> ikonia: thanks
[22:01] <ikonia> [Esde]: I'm trying to think how wubi works from a boot loader point of view
[22:01] <dent> ikonia: will do, thx
[22:01] <lucax> tecky: well... the card was ok with hardy... intrepid was not that good, now jaunty sucks
[22:01] <dpnux> Gnome-ppp keep telling me about PPPD permission. Is there any workaround to thus?
[22:01] <lucax> dent: cant, type sudo update-manager -d
[22:01] <modmadmike> !$HOME
[22:02] <tecky> lucax,   I was looking at a dell with 8.10 preinstalled, and it happens to have a Intel x3100 chipset, so that should say something
[22:02] <dent> come on... don't want to run X remotely... anyway I'll read what that bot hinted
[22:02] <[Esde]> ikonia: i will leave you to think for a few minutes. lol.
[22:02] <ikonia> [Esde]: just trying to find some docs on how wubi's boot loader works, I don't use it myself so I don't know off the top of my head
[22:02] <Daskreech> !wubi
[22:03] <youbuntu41> pls help me how can i understand if my soundcard driver was installed truely by ubuntu?  i just hear  ta ta ta ta taa on ubuntu startup  and i hear no sound while playing mp3 or video...
[22:03] <[Esde]> ikonia: can i move the full install to a true dual boot? or is that not possible?
[22:03] <ikonia> youbuntu41: you need to install the codecs
[22:03] <Daskreech> youbuntu41: Do you know what your soundcard driver was named ?
[22:03] <ikonia> [Esde]: I don't believe that possible, but I often see people (who I consider questionable skillset) say it is
[22:03] <youbuntu41> ati chipset sigmatel soundcard
[22:03] <modmadmike> youbuntu41: what trye of soundcard do you have
[22:03] <kkrusty> Hello Im getting "Could not link test program to Python." while running configure on something
[22:04] <clearscreen> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras > youbuntu41
[22:04] <ikonia> [Esde]: as I said I don't use it so I only know what I actually know and what I can work out
[22:04] <clearscreen> why doesnt it work :(
[22:04] <ikonia> kkrusty: what are you tyring to build
[22:04] <Daskreech> clearscreen: why doesn't what work?
[22:04] <[Esde]> then i will not do it. i simply dont want to recustomize everything, i would rather get this working.
[22:04] <Daskreech> [Esde]: You should be able to
[22:04] <clearscreen> Daskreech: ubottu isn't doing what I want, damnit :)
[22:04] <modmadmike> youbuntu: i think my moms laptop has the same one
[22:04] <kkrusty> ikonia: Im trying to build compiz python
[22:04] <Daskreech> clearscreen: what do you want ubottu to do?
[22:04] <modmadmike> youbuntu42**
[22:04] <[Esde]> Daskreech: while saving all settings etc...?
[22:05] <ikonia> kkrusty: compiz python ?
[22:05] <youbuntu41> modmadmike:  so?  did she solve problem ?
[22:05] <lucax> tecky: ok thanks but im looking for another answer
[22:05] <Daskreech> [Esde]: Hit the forums. The creator of wubi lives there and is very helpful
[22:05] <ikonia> kkrusty: what is compiz python?
[22:05] <[Esde]> i made a thread...http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151601
[22:05] <modmadmike> youbuntu41: idk she only has 8.10 (or 8.04 i forgot) on her machine
[22:05] <youbuntu41> mine is 9.04
[22:05] <kkrusty> ikonia: Its actually a plugin for using python with compiz. http://www.anykeysoftware.co.uk/compiz/python/doc/html/
[22:06] <jawall> How do you log onto a Windows Network with Ubuntu.  I can Samba to folder, could at least..
[22:06] <modmadmike> youbuntu41: thought so
[22:06] <youbuntu41> so what must i do ?
[22:06] <Daskreech> [Esde]: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=331
[22:06] <ikonia> !codecs > youbuntu41
[22:06] <ikonia> !mp3 > youbuntu41
[22:07] <Soul_Shadow> anyone know how to get 3d cube working on compiz? I played with settigns it only gives 2d movment of desktop
[22:07] <modmadmike> youbuntu41: try a differient kernel
[22:07] <ikonia> kkrusty: never worked with that before, maybe mail mike dransfield for support, as it looks like his project
[22:07] <Soul_Shadow> I also need to kow how I set my desktops using gnome desktop
[22:07] <Daskreech> Soul_Shadow: add more desktops
[22:07] <ikonia> modmadmike: don't be silly
[22:07] <[Esde]> Daskreech: why that link? http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151601 <--my thread.
[22:07] <ikonia> modmadmike: how is a different kernel going to help
[22:07] <youbuntu41> modmadmike and ubottu  ok i will try
[22:07] <modmadmike> youbuntu41: on one of my ps's the server kernel had better sound support
[22:07] <Daskreech> [Esde]: reference that thread in the forum I gave you
[22:08] <kkrusty> ikonia: I'll do that. I was just wondering whether theres something missing/specific about ubuntu jaunty regarding python
[22:08] <ikonia> modmadmike: please join #ubuntu-ops
[22:08] <[Esde]> http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151601   thats it this link here.
[22:08] <ikonia> youbuntu41: please disregard that, the server kernel is the same as the desktop one so won't have different sound support
[22:08] <youbuntu41> always the latest kernel doesnt work best  you say so ?
[22:08] <Soul_Shadow> HOW do I set more desktops
[22:08] <modmadmike> ikonia: not entirely true
[22:08] <edmont> hi
[22:09] <Soul_Shadow> youbuntu 9.04 works well
[22:09] <ikonia> modmadmike: very true
[22:09] <edmont> i cannot play this file, only sound works:
[22:09] <edmont> Soma - uma terapia anarquista.divx: RIFF (little-endian) data, AVI, 624 x 448, 29.97 fps, video: DivX 5, audio: MPEG-1 Layer 3 (stereo, 48000 Hz)
[22:09] <edmont> i tryed totem, vlc, mplayer and smplayer
[22:10] <edmont> its ubuntu 9.04 with w32codecs installed
[22:10] <maxb> Hi, can anyone tell me how to control laptop panel brightness from the command line?
[22:10] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  How do I make elisa use all my screen real estate when playing video?
[22:11] <jonaskoelker> it's full screen (no visible decoration), but there's a huge black frame around the video...
[22:11] <Soul_Shadow> how do I set more desktops on ubuntu 9.04 gnome desktop??
[22:11] <jonaskoelker> Soul_Shadow: right-click your workspace switcher panel app
[22:11] <jonaskoelker> Soul_Shadow: pick preferences
[22:11] <computa_mike> Got a question about monodevelop on Ibex...  Seems to not compile vb.net apps...  Anyone got any ideas?
[22:11] <Soul_Shadow> wrong
[22:12] <Soul_Shadow> Gnome desktop 9.04
[22:12] <LeeJunFan> Any chance there's a reverse dependency search kind of like packages.ubuntu.com, only one that I could type in a library name and see what packages depend on it?
[22:12] <jonaskoelker> Soul_Shadow: wrong, how?
[22:12] <mgolisch> computa_mike: did you install the vb stuff for mono?
[22:12] <dn4> how do I kill gdm?
[22:12] <dn4> !killing gdm
[22:12] <Soul_Shadow> I have change desktop background & setting not there
[22:12] <jonaskoelker> dn4: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[22:12] <Soul_Shadow> I am not using 8.04 or 8.10 I am using 9.04 new one
[22:12] <Soul_Shadow> that panle not thre
[22:12] <Soul_Shadow> panel*
[22:12] <jonaskoelker> Soul_Shadow: you don't have a panel?
[22:12] <mgolisch> computa_mike: like did you install mono-vbnc?
[22:13] <Soul_Shadow> I right click dsktop & have change desktop background
[22:13] <Soul_Shadow> them options have no setting for desktops
[22:13] <dn4> jonaskoelker: how do I change stop to kill?
[22:13] <mgolisch> but vb.net sucks you dont realy want that anyways
[22:13] <mgolisch> :)
[22:13] <caimlas> hi, I've got a MFD I can scan from in Ubuntu if I'm using KDE/GNOME/XFCE. However, if I use another window manager, it's not visible as a source or destination. What service or process makes these things available (so I might be able to start it)?
[22:13] <jonaskoelker> Soul_Shadow: you shouldn't right click the desktop
[22:13] <thiebaude> Soul_Shadow: workspaces