[14:20] <Steve^> Why when I "adduser steve www-data" does the group not appear under the "groups" command?
[14:20] <richardcavell> lady_white: or edit menu.lst
[14:20] <Blizzerand> kaddi : I don't quite believe its possible . :D
[14:20] <lady_white> ok rich thanks
[14:21] <stive> hehe richardcavell, i have this cracy setup. I whant too share my ppp0 internet, over my eth0 connetction.. ala: ppp0-ubuntu-wired-to-router-wireless-win-client
[14:21] <transMIssion> which player can store rating in the mp3 files?
[14:21] <richardcavell> Steve^: it should
[14:21] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's  the difference between "limit" and "allow" in UFW?
[14:22] <ChoK> kaddi, write something that compare md5sum
[14:22] <legend2440> booksbuggy: can i pm?
 sure
[14:22] <richardcavell> stive: okay you want to share your Internet connection with a router that connects via wireless to another box?
[14:22] <transMIssion> which player can store rating in the mp3 files?
[14:22] <stive> richardcavell, yes sir
 i am using browser so i don' t know if it is actually going to work though
[14:23] <kaddi> thanks diddy and rage I'll have a look at fslint and fsdupe :)
[14:23] <Steve^> richardcavell, it doesn't:  http://pastebin.com/m7a049e2c
[14:23] <transMIssion> which player can store rating in the mp3 files?
[14:23] <kaddi> ChoK: hehe, yes I was trying to avoid that ;)
[14:23] <vise> transMIssion, None imho
[14:23] <transMIssion> vise: thx
[14:24] <ChoK> transMIssion, foobar2000 can but it's windows app
[14:24] <Blizzerand> diddy : http://www.jpsoft.com/help/index.htm?pdir.htm
[14:25] <transMIssion> ChoK: yeah i use foobar but its emulated in wine and cant access my files on ext3-partitions
[14:25] <transMIssion> ChoK: thought there was something in linux :-/
[14:25] <ChoK> transMIssion, wine is not an emulator,  and what your linux box can read foobar through wine can
[14:26] <vise> transMIssion, Use virtualbox, install windows xp, use seamless mode and run foobar2000, and share all your drives with it.. :)
[14:26] <ChoK> transMIssion, linux audio player stores rating in their own database, as rating is not in the ID3 spec
[14:26] <transMIssion> vise: nice idea
[14:26] <diddy> Blizzerand, Thx.
[14:26] <Blizzerand> diddy : Cheers
[14:26] <ChoK> using virtualbox is overkill
[14:26] <transMIssion> ChoK: thought so
[14:27] <transMIssion> ChoK: then the ID3 spec is why its not supported
[14:27] <richardcavell> Steve^: run cat /etc/group | grep steve
[14:27] <vise> transMIssion, ChoK, but if u use a few windows programs, then it hardly takes any time to bring up a windows xp vm (saved state) (few seconds)... and then run your apps... speed is not required to play media anyway...
[14:27] <ChoK> transMIssion, id3 specs, have some recommendations about extending the specs though (maybe i remember wrong)
[14:28] <richardcavell> stive: I'd help you but I'm a bit busy
[14:28] <stive> i can se that richardcavell..:)
[14:28] <transMIssion> vise: i have a xp-VM set up. but the memory usage is heavy
[14:28] <stive> my problem is not urgent richardcavell
[14:28] <Steve^> richardcavell, yup, its in there. So is it a bug or a feature of "groups"? :S
[14:28] <richardcavell> stive: okay. I promise to help you sometime
[14:28] <richardcavell> Steve^: It might be permissions
[14:29] <vise> transMIssion, Right.. you often tend to overlook points which are not important to you... since ive got lots of ram...
[14:29] <ChoK> vise, wine will still be faster
[14:29] <stive> thanks mate..
[14:29] <transMIssion> vise: lol
[14:29] <transMIssion> i only have 2 G
[14:30] <Steve^> richardcavell, ha, it is. I never considered I wouldn't have permission to show my own group!
[14:30] <transMIssion> ChoK: if they change something it might not be in the next 2 years...
[14:31] <Blizzerand> Virtualbox can't even boot Fedora 11 lol
[14:31] <vise> transMIssion, Well 2g is not less.. ubuntu on my box takes up around 512 mb.. so u still have 1.5 gb... xp can take another 512.. with 1 g still free.. not bad... i find 3 g more than enough....
[14:31] <richardcavell> Steve^: ls -l /var/www
[14:31] <Christian`> hi, am i the only one or packages.ubuntu.com is down ?
[14:31] <transMIssion> vise: what player do you use?
[14:31] <Steve^> richardcavell, yea?
[14:32] <luciano_> ciao
[14:32] <richardcavell> Steve^: have you fixed it?
[14:32] <vise> transMIssion, Any.. i don't even use the play list feature of any player.. :).. i just "play"..
[14:32] <Christian`> I'm desperatly searching for "linux-backports-modules-jaunty" for my new eee pc 1005HA to have network (wireless) access. Do you know of any other mirrors to get taht .deb ?
[14:32] <Steve^> richardcavell, how can I?
[14:32] <pokey19> Hi. Im trying to install ruby on a netbook running ubuntu. Im doing "sudo apt-get install ruby irb rdoc" and getting an error saying "Package ruby is not available but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing , has been obsoleted, ir is only available from another source."
[14:32] <pokey19> anyone know what to do?
[14:33] <richardcavell> Steve^: type sudo groups steve
[14:33] <transMIssion> vise: that works when you library is organized. else you spend mor time searching than listening
[14:33] <richardcavell> can you see www-data on the list?
[14:33] <Steve^> richardcavell, yea, I've checked that, its in there. I'm just surprised I need sudo to see it
[14:33] <ftab> Christian linux-backports-modules-jaunty, you must be kidding Jaunty is already the latest
[14:33] <Blizzerand> Christian' : You mean you cannot download via Synaptic or via terminal
[14:33] <richardcavell> Steve^: shrug
[14:33] <richardcavell> Steve^: it's doing what it's supposed to
[14:34] <vise> transMIssion, Hmm.. I know where my songs are.. probably since they are not more than a few hundred...
[14:34] <ftab> what is the difference between linux and windows sound?
[14:34] <Christian`> Blizzerand: I was trying to get it on that computer via the website, to install iton the eee pc later on
[14:34] <vise> pokey19, Try searching for ruby in the synaptic gui frontend and find other packages that might be what you require...
[14:35] <stive> richardcavell, if you feel you have the time, i have postet my ? on the ubuntu forum.. Right here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7640741#post7640741
[14:35] <Blizzerand> ftab : What sound
[14:35] <ftab> I mean the sound servers
[14:35] <Christian`> ftab: that's what I saw on the forum to have a working wireless, (but still no ethernet)
[14:36] <transMIssion> vise: im kind of a music explorer. always looking for new sounds so i kind of have lost the overview... therefore i use the rating
[14:36] <downix> this is fun, it appears that the nvidia control panel produces an xorg that is worthless
[14:36] <ftab> any one got the original jaunty sources.list file ?
[14:36] <ftab> and would like to share that please.
[14:36] <arand> ftab: sure hang on.
[14:36] <ftab> ?
[14:37] <erUSUL> !sources
[14:37] <downix> on one of my monitors anyways
[14:37] <ftab> !sources
[14:37] <vise> transMIssion, Just for a learning experience, you could write a program that maintains a meta-file with the rating you made for each of your media files and organise them and show them when you want and then spawn a player when required.. :)
[14:38] <ftab> arand are you working on that ?
[14:38] <transMIssion> vise:  lol - just give me a sec to become pro coder...
[14:39] <stovicek> Christian`: I had to get those debs for my brother last night. I still have them here on my USB stick. I can host them for you to download.
[14:39] <downix> ok, got it
[14:39] <Christian`> stovicek: where did you download it from ?
[14:39] <vise> transMIssion, :)
[14:40] <arand> ftab: http://pastebin.com/f1414f4a3 (the intrepid line on the end is added and is non-standard, I've also enabled restricted and universe since original state..
[14:40] <Christian`> stovicek: I'm havinghard time finding thoses files with packages.ubuntu.com down... :/
[14:40] <stovicek> Christian`: from packages.ubuntu.com which as you were saying isn't working at the moment
[14:40] <transMIssion> thx  to vise, ChoK. Maybe i try the vm. (or write my own player ^^)
[14:40] <ftab> hmm ok
[14:40] <ftab> thanks
[14:40] <vise> transMIssion, write your own os... thats easier..
[14:40] <Christian`> stovicek: if you could host them, that would be great !
[14:40] <stovicek> Christian`: I'll have them online in about six minutes
[14:41] <Christian`> thx
[14:41] <RomanK> j #ubuntu.de
[14:41] <erUSUL> RomanK: /j #ubuntu-de
[14:42] <RomanK> erUSUL: you're sure about that?
[14:42] <erUSUL> !de
[14:42] <R0ncoToke> Any idea when via display drivers will be available for Jaunty ?
[14:43] <ftab> thanks arand
[14:44] <yellabs> how do i make an gnome-theme system wide for all users?
[14:44] <yellabs> tips are welcom
[14:45] <stive> richardcavell, if you feel you have the time, i have postet my ? on the ubuntu forum.. Right here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7640741#post7640741
[14:45] <lianimator> Hi, I ran the command from !puregnome to remove KDE apps, but how do I get rid of the Kubuntu boot screen? with the loading bar?
[14:46] <richardcavell> stive: ok
[14:46] <bastidrazor> does k3b or brasero have an add-on that helps with recognizing 8GB DVD's?
[14:46] <richardcavell> stive: I'm having trouble with my own LAN right now.  I keep getting kicked.
[14:46] <stovicek> Christian`: http://www.rebelzero.com/linux-backports-modules.tar.gz
[14:46] <stive> hehe
[14:46] <juvic> i have a problem
[14:46] <juvic> help
[14:46] <Blizzerand> !ask |juvic
[14:47] <stive> richardcavell, sorry for the duble post here.. had to make sure you got..:)
[14:47] <juvic> i have a problem in my NVIDIA
[14:47] <richardcavell> stive: I didn't get the first post so no problem
[14:47] <juvic> "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server."
[14:47] <stive> juvic, how so?
[14:47] <stive> great richardcavell
[14:47] <Halitech> juvic, so run gksudo nvidia-xconfig
[14:48] <richardcavell> stive: what you're asking is how to share your internet connection
[14:48] <juvic> ok i try
[14:48] <diddy> What is meant by this question http://pastebin.ca/1500085 ??? Could anybody explain this?
[14:48] <transMIssion> vise: shure, since ther are only lame ones ;-)
[14:48] <stive> richardcavell, yes..
[14:48] <aent> hi... I have a ubuntu server and was wondering if I could set a max upload/download speed for certain IP addresses? either in apache or somewhere else?
[14:48] <stive> richardcavell, but on a cracy setup i guess
[14:49] <vise> transMIssion, yay! that's motivating!
[14:49] <richardcavell> stive: it's not that crazy
[14:49] <richardcavell> stive: I'm googling to see if I can find some simple instructions for you
[14:49] <bastidrazor> diddy, D is the answer .. and #ubuntu-offtopic  would be a better channel for this.
[14:49] <R0ncoToke> Is any one using their on-board VIA display chip-set ? Do you encounter flickering screen while watching video files and scrolling around web pages ?
[14:50] <Halitech> looks like someone is looking for help with an assignment
[14:50] <Manu123> hi
[14:50] <Christian`> stovicek: thx, downloading..
[14:50] <Manu123> does anybody work with dkms?
[14:50] <stive> richardcavell, i have done the google thing.. but i still think my setup is wierd, and thereby not coverd before
[14:50] <Blizzerand> Is there a faster mirror for downloading via synaptic . Mine these days are damn slow ( the speed)
[14:51] <erUSUL> Blizzerand: System>Administration>Software Sources
[14:51] <Manu123> i build a package and during install it dosnt find the source code
[14:51] <i-r-noob>  i've got a pidgin yahoo mess bug...my buddies appear on-line in my contact-list after they actually log-off
[14:51] <juvic> in my "Hardware Driver" i can't Activate my NVIDIA Driver
[14:51] <richardcavell> stive: if you're enough of a beginner that you can't do it by yourself, the instructions need to be good.  I can't find any good instructions.
[14:51] <i-r-noob> any1 plz healp
[14:51] <i-r-noob> help*
[14:51] <juvic> how to fix it
[14:51] <juvic> in my "Hardware Driver" i can't Activate my NVIDIA Driver
[14:51] <erUSUL> juvic: what error msg ?
[14:51] <Halitech> juvic, what card do you have?
[14:52] <Blizzerand> erUSUL : ...
[14:52] <rkpisanu> juvic, http://rkpisanu.altervista.org/doku.php?id=ubuntu_post_installazione and search nvidia
[14:52] <richardcavell> stive: Are you connecting to an XBox 360?
[14:52] <juvic> when i press Activate, there's nothing happen....
[14:52] <stive> richardcavell, no, only pc's
[14:52] <juvic> no error message
[14:53] <richardcavell> stive: look at this http://linux.about.com/od/ubusrv_doc/a/ubusg18t03.htm
[14:53] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's  the difference between "limit" and "allow" in UFW?
[14:53] <richardcavell> stive: is that too technical for you?
[14:53] <stive> richardcavell, im looking
[14:53] <juvic> in my Visual Effect, error msg "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[14:54] <Blizzerand> erUSUL : What am I supposed to do next
[14:54] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a CD using "sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop /dev/hdb /media/CD"  i get this warning: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[14:54] <Christian`> stovicek: installing and rebooting...
[14:54] <Manu123> http://paste.ubuntu.com/221954/ make.log
[14:55] <erUSUL> Blizzerand: there is an option to change the mirror and there is a button to choose the fastest mirror automatically
[14:55] <niklaso> hello! I'd like to shrink the root partition (ext3 filesystem) of my ubuntu8.04 installation in order to add ubuntu9.04.
[14:55] <niklaso> I read that gparted only shrinks partitions, not filesystems. What do I have to do to make sure the filesystem works after shrinking the partition
[14:55] <quibbler> Blizzerand-> maybe try setting a different server...one closer to home may help
[14:55] <richardcavell> niklaso: that's not right.
[14:55] <jacquesdupontd> hi guys
[14:55] <stovicek> Christian`: that should get the wireless running. I don't know about the LAN as my brother was fine with just having the wifi working.
[14:55] <richardcavell> niklaso: it shrinks the partition and the filesystem works.
[14:55] <jacquesdupontd> could you remind me the channel of developers ?
[14:55] <vise> Blizzerand, Do your firefox normal downloads go faster?
[14:56] <erUSUL> Blizzerand: first tab: Download From -> other
[14:56] <erUSUL> !irc | jacquesdupontd
[14:56] <niklaso> richardcavell: so I just run gparted from a live CD and nothing to worry about?
[14:56] <richardcavell> niklaso: the gparted software cannot do all things with all filesystem types.  You can check what it can do within the software itself.
[14:56] <Blizzerand> erUSUL : Thanks I got it
[14:56] <Blizzerand> vise : Quite fast
[14:56] <jacquesdupontd> thx a lot*
[14:56] <Christian`> stovicek: I'll look into it as soon as I'll have the wifi working and my distrib up to date :)
[14:56] <allan_> hello
[14:56] <richardcavell> niklaso: if you're using ext, gparted can do anything with ext
[14:57] <niklaso> richardcavell: do i have to du some kind of defragmentation before, or is it done automatically, or not necessary?
[14:57] <allan_> I finaly got doom3 Working
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: for example, it can shrink NTFS and HFS but not expand them
[14:57] <rkpisanu> allan_, good
[14:57] <transMIssion> bye all
[14:57] <heinz2> allan_: hi! what did you do?
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: it's not defragged automatically, but files will be moved as necessary
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: if you defrag you could free up more space
[14:57] <richardcavell> niklaso: by compressing free space
[14:57] <allan_> Reinstall the radon Video Drivers
[14:58] <niklaso> thank you very much. i'll try.
[14:58] <richardcavell> niklaso: and there is no defragger for ext by the way
[14:58] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[14:59] <heinz2> allan_: how many frames does glxgears show now?
[14:59] <Blizzerand> juvic : What do you get the result : cat /proc/cpuinfo . Please use pastebin :D
[14:59] <richardcavell> izap: are you trying to mount a hard drive as a CD?
[14:59] <izap> no
[15:00] <stive> richardcavell, thanks for your help.. i will now make a test, too se if i can do the same think in windows..:) have a peacefull day mate..
[15:00] <vampiria> hi
[15:00] <Blizzerand> !hi | vampiria
[15:00] <richardcavell> stive: okay
[15:01] <naveen> hello
[15:01] <Blizzerand> Hello there
[15:01] <Blizzerand> * I love welcoming people
[15:02] <roflparrot> oh hi, #Ubuntu. I mentioned this before. When I connect my router and PC via Cat5, my usb 3G internet connection doesn't work. When I unplug the router, it continues working.
[15:02] <Christian`> stovicek: thewifi is ok, thanks !
[15:02] <naveen> cna any body help me how to install yahoo messenger in ubunto
[15:02] <izap> lol
[15:02] <billgoldberg1> naveen: pidgin will work
[15:02] <ftab> naveen : yes
[15:02] <stovicek> Christian`: excellent. glad I could help
[15:02] <ftab> :-)
[15:02] <ibert_> I've installed 9.04 and made all updates but I can't get APM to run. No APM support in kernel. I Already addes acpi=off apm=on to the kernel line as I always did on this machine. Still the error: no APM support in kernel. Is ist possible that APM isn't in the kernel?
[15:03] <ftab> naveen use this http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/
[15:03] <richardcavell> Blizzerand: welcome to you too
[15:03] <ibert_> uname -r : 2.6.28-13-generic
[15:03] <richardcavell> roflparrot: so you want your usb modem to work even when your computer is plugged in to the router?
[15:03] <naveen> flab i have ubunto 8.10
[15:03] <Bauer-> how can i change my ipadresse by using my own domain? as a proxy,
[15:04] <ftab> naveen just download the deb and install or you can add a repository too
[15:04] <Halitech> naveen, why not use a native app like pidgin?
[15:04] <roflparrot> richardcavell: my router is for my home LAN
[15:04] <richardcavell> roflparrot: are you trying to share your internet connection?
[15:04] <Blizzerand> Bauer-: Is it related to ubuntu though
[15:04] <roflparrot> yes I am
[15:04] <Bauer-> yap
[15:04] <Bauer-> just wnt to know
[15:05] <richardcavell> roflparrot: are you sure that the LAN does not work when your usb modem is plugged in?
[15:05] <naveen> thaNKS FLAB
[15:05] <ftab> naveen add this to your /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:05] <ftab> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/loell/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
[15:05] <ftab> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/loell/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
[15:05] <ftab> and run sudo apt-get update to update the repository
[15:06] <ftab> naveen hope that helps :-) agar kaam nahi karta tu phir batao
[15:06] <|thunder> wtf does canonical mean anyways? Does no one see the word "canon" cleary printed in there? Is this an operation by the priest class?
[15:06] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I am not sure about the LAN, but the internet connection is seemingly blocked when i have the ethernet port in use
[15:06] <FFEMTcJ> Does anyone have experience setting up sim city 4 on ubuntu? I can't get it to run.
[15:07] <billgoldberg1> FFEMTcJ: try the wine site
[15:07] <ftab> FFEMTcJ I hope wine has a full pledge support of Direct X in near future
[15:07] <ftab> :-)
[15:07] <Blizzerand> FFEMTcJ : It may require wine ( I think )
[15:07] <Blizzerand> !wine|FFEMTcJ
[15:08] <naveen> flab i will try and let u know
[15:08] <richardcavell> roflparrot: just clarify here.  When your usb modem is plugged in, can you ping another computer on the LAN from your ubuntu box or not?
[15:08] <FFEMTcJ> Blizzerand: I have it running on wine.. It starts running, and then after the splash screen just disappears
[15:08] <naveen> flab  i will try and let u know
[15:08] <vise> Do installers work with wine?
[15:08] <billgoldberg1> FFEMTcJ: check the wine appdb to see if the game will run on wine
[15:08] <Halitech> |thunder, !ot canonical: reduced to the simplest and most significant form possible without loss of generality
[15:08] <ftab> naveen, its ftab :-) not flab
[15:09] <Blizzerand> FFEMTcJ : Have a look at http://appdb.winehq.org/ .
[15:09] <alteregox> howdy
[15:09] <alteregox> how do i made grub ext4 compatible with ibex?
[15:09] <Blizzerand> !canonical
[15:11] <alteregox> how can i convert root to ext4?
[15:11] <vise> alteregox, Not advisable
[15:12] <vise> alteregox, Do a clean install
[15:12] <vise> Which is a good hex editor? as i see, ghex2 is unmaintained, and still has bugs (sigsegv at the end..)
[15:12] <alteregox> whatever if its not advisabol why the heck is ext4 in the next release standard?
[15:13] <vise> alteregox, Not advisable to convert..
[15:13] <alteregox> it changes the inodes, not thje files itself
[15:13] <Halitech> alteregoa, because the next release has a kernel that is being tested to work with ext4, currently it hasn't
[15:13] <md22> hello
[15:14] <Blizzerand> alteregox : Start with a fresh install  or  http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-upgrade-from-ext3-to-ext4-without-formatting-the-hard-disk/2009/04/21
[15:14] <vise> alteregox, If you know that, you are probably capable to search google on that and do it...
[15:14] <alteregox> linux is a testing OS
[15:14] <alteregox> it doesn't matter
[15:14] <vise> well then theres the link (from Blizzerand )
[15:14]  * md22 runs ubuntu in a vm
[15:15] <alteregox> yeah thanks sir
[15:15] <mzz> a clean install is overkill imho, although if you have the space you could copy everything over to a fresh partition, just to actually make use of extents
[15:15] <Blizzerand> alteregox ; you may have some trouble after upgrading though but it went all well for me
[15:15] <Halitech> alteregox, testing yes but still want things to be stable for the masses
[15:15] <vise> Blizzerand, How good is it?
[15:15] <alteregox> yeah wait another 10 years
[15:16] <Blizzerand> vise : Well I reached grub and I had to run some commands to fix something
[15:16] <md22> nothings wrong with using ubuntu in a virtual machine for day to day work ?
[15:16] <vise> Blizzerand, Performance i mean.. for ext4
[15:17] <Blizzerand> vise : Boots quicker than usual . Thats only thing I noticed so far
[15:17] <vise> md22, Nope
[15:17] <ubuntu> hi guys
[15:17] <alteregox> only the fstab
[15:17] <md22> ok good
[15:17] <richardcavell> md22: why u ask?
[15:17] <vise> md22, Graphics would be slow.. Otherwise its better to screw around in general.. since u can try with different hardware configurations.. :)
[15:17] <lordmeka> pls help with my video driver on dell 1501
[15:17] <alteregox> so i can boot from cd, login as root edit the fstab and convert it to ext4 and reboot
[15:18] <billgoldberg1> lordmeka: just ask your question
[15:18] <md22> richardcavell: its just that when i told some guys in #linux they say  i should run it on the bare metal if i want to become familiar with linux
[15:18] <Blizzerand> alteregox :  or you could use Gparted
[15:18] <vise> md22, That is true.. since if its in a vm, u often find normal stuff to do outside it..
[15:19] <alteregox> i use command line, its just a line
[15:19] <md22> ok
[15:19] <prince_jammys> md22: run it however you want.
[15:19] <lordmeka> xserver freeze after driver change
[15:19] <richardcavell> md22: your virtual ubuntu runs on virtual hardware
[15:19] <richardcavell> md22: so it won't see your real hardware
[15:19] <Blizzerand> alteregox : Your choice
[15:19] <richardcavell> md22: but that's okay
[15:19] <md22> ok
[15:20] <poopuser> Good morning. I've got this problem : even when i don't do anything 'internet related' the router's led indicates that something is using the connection. How can i determinate what process is it?
[15:20] <lordmeka> how do i reconfigure xserver to use another driver (first driver)
[15:20] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[15:20] <jacquesdupontd> re
[15:20] <alteregox> i compiled wine with gcc 4.4 and it runs better
[15:20] <jacquesdupontd> is there something comparable to soulseek on ubuntu ?
[15:20] <prince_jammys> jacquesdupontd: nicotine
[15:20] <alteregox> no clue why
[15:20] <jacquesdupontd> thx i didn't remember thename
[15:20] <xcdfgkjhgcv> jacquesdupontd: Ermmmm Bittorrent?
[15:21] <roflparrot> hi again richardcavell
[15:21] <prince_jammys> jacquesdupontd: that's a soulseek client, available from repositories.
[15:21] <billgoldberg1> jacquesdupontd: nicotine uses the soulseek network. Frostwire uses the Gnutella network. But those are all outdated. Bittorrent is the way to go now.
[15:21] <roflparrot> yeah the LAN works while the usb modem is connected
[15:21] <xcdfgkjhgcv> billgoldberg1: Not if the anti-p2p corporations shut down all the trackers.
[15:22] <lordmeka> if someone can help me with configuring x server from recovery console pls pm me
[15:22] <alteregox> yeah its easy
[15:22] <billgoldberg1> xcdfgkjhgcv: that won't happen, for every one they close, two new one pop up
[15:22] <richardcavell> roflparrot: hi
[15:22] <alteregox> just use failback config
[15:22] <richardcavell> roflparrot: can you ping other computers on your lan with your modem plugged in?
[15:23] <billgoldberg1> lordmeka: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:23] <lordmeka> alteregox: not working
[15:23] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I I plugged the patch lead back in and IRC immediately died. I went to my router through my web browser and saw the client IPs listed and pinged them and they worked
[15:23] <lordmeka> billgoldberg1: not working
[15:23] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:23] <roflparrot> I then unplugged the router and my internet connection continued working
[15:23] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: not working
[15:24] <billgoldberg1> lordmeka; what errors does that give
[15:24] <lordmeka> i get the same screen freze
[15:24] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : Wait.....
[15:24] <lordmeka> ok
[15:24] <richardcavell> roflparrot: well your LAN works with the modem plugged in then, right?
[15:24] <KMM> I am trying to setup raid 1 with my two 500GB sata harddrives. i am using a sil3114 pci card. On the card it has it own bios. i setup the raid set using it's bios, but when i try to install ubuntu server 8.04 it still see two hards drives instead of one.
[15:24] <roflparrot> yes, but I can do nothing on the internet while the LAN is plugged in
[15:25] <roflparrot> I do wantt o share the connection
[15:25] <richardcavell> roflparrot: Can you put your LAN and USB modem in and restart your computer?
[15:25] <xcdfgkjhgcv> billgoldberg1: I wish Bittorrent was as decentralised as gnutella.
[15:25] <erUSUL> KMM: for that fake raid controllers you have to use dmraid
[15:25] <lordmeka> ->> vesa driver is not working on my laptop
[15:25] <roflparrot> I can do that
[15:25] <eggenz7> i have a minimal install of ubuntu 8.10....how can i do a network upgrade to server edition?
[15:25] <erUSUL> !fakeraid | KMM but keep in mind that linux software raid is better
[15:25] <Blizzerand> lordmeka ; Does this work sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[15:25] <jacquesdupontd> i don't think so
[15:25]  * Blizzerand hides
[15:25] <KMM> thanks erUSUL
[15:26] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: no it freezes my pc
[15:26] <jacquesdupontd> i always found the electronic artist i want on soulseek network and not oftenon torrents
[15:26] <soreau> Is packages.ubuntu.com running too slow for a browser to connect to it for anyone else?
[15:26] <asddsa> neobux.com/?r=registerrpage
[15:26] <soreau> Is packages.ubuntu.com down?
[15:26] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : lol . Let me just google to give you some proper instructions
[15:26] <hippo> Hi there!
[15:27] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: and vesa is not working on my laptop i get the same bs screen freeze
[15:27] <hippo> I could use some help with an issue regarding sip-VoIP.
[15:27] <K99Brain> soreau, it's quite slow now also for me
[15:27] <KMM> why is linux software raid better?
[15:27] <richardcavell> soreau: works for me
[15:27] <hippo> I am trying to find a softphone that can also send faxes via sipgate. Any ideas?
[15:27] <doorsman> Hi ! I'd like to know how to install some updates that are blocked under KDE (basically kernel stuff).
[15:28] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: and i don't want to do a reinstall all over again for a damn driver
[15:28] <alteregox> because today cpus are enormous fast and if your controler fails it doesn't matter
[15:28] <hippo> For KDE, wouldn't it be better to check in #kubuntu?
[15:28] <soreau> K99Brain: richardcavell: my browser just says it's taking too long to respond even though I can ping it, the pings are very slow going
[15:28] <nowai__> can anyone recommend a guide to setting up IP routing on Ubuntu? I've enabled IP forwarding and enabled masquerading but client machines still can't get Internet access
[15:28] <eggenz7> how can i perform an upgrade from 8.10 minimal to 8.10 server edition without using a cd/dvd?
[15:28] <K99Brain> soreau, maybe it is overloaded at the moment
[15:29] <Blizzerand> lordmeka ; http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/black-screen-while-starting-x-window.html
[15:29] <alteregox> a core i7 at 4ghz could calculate like 3GB/s xor, its only memory speed limited
[15:29] <soreau> K99Brain: Perhaps I will try back later. Thanks for testing that
[15:29] <KMM> ok i understand. thanks
[15:29] <nawk> None of the adobe flash installers support x86_64
[15:29] <nawk> what is the solution?
[15:29] <rambo2_981> techbw, it works
[15:30] <alteregox> those hw controllers are for big companies, they need fast rebuild stuff
[15:30] <lordmeka> Blizzerand: it's not quite black
[15:30] <rkpisanu> !flash
[15:30] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[15:30] <Halitech> eggenz7, thats not really an upgrade, more of a sideways move but if you have the base install done you could simply add the apps you want for the server
[15:30] <K99Brain> nawk, enable the medibuntu repos
[15:30] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : Give it try ??
[15:30] <lordmeka> ill try
[15:30] <lordmeka> :P
[15:30] <rambo2_981> techbw, i had to load a july 1 driver from nvidia's site and it's up ... the configuration isn't right yet but i'll mess with it
[15:30] <eggenz7> Halitech, ok where do i find a list of those packages
[15:30] <nawk> K99Brain: I did, and then?
[15:31] <eggenz7> Halitech, and is there a streamlined way of doing it or do i have to install each package one by one?
[15:31] <K99Brain> nawk, then, you shuld have skype in synaptic
[15:31] <Halitech> eggenz7, depends on what you want, you could try LAMP if you just want apache, mysql, php
[15:31] <K99Brain> should*
[15:31] <soreau> As a 'for fun' exercise, type 'about:robots' in your firefox browser (and press enter ;)
[15:31] <eggenz7> Halitech, its really more of a home file server than a web server
[15:32] <eggenz7> i would like apache for remote systems management (like webmin)
[15:32] <Halitech> eggenz7, connecting from windows machines, linux machines or a combination of both?
[15:32] <Blizzerand> !Restricted
[15:32] <eggenz7> have one other linux box...3 windows boxens
[15:32] <roflparrot> richardcavell: same problem, sadly
[15:32] <Halitech> eggenz7, then you are looking into needed samba
[15:32] <erUSUL> !webmin | eggenz7
[15:32] <richardcavell> roflparrot: hmmm.  Okay
[15:33] <richardcavell> roflparrot: What sort of computer do you have/
[15:33] <eggenz7> hrm...when did webmin get unsupported?
[15:33] <roflparrot> I could find the motherboard box...
[15:33] <roflparrot> intel
[15:33] <nowai__> can anyone recommend a guide to setting up IP routing on Ubuntu? I've enabled IP forwarding and enabled masquerading but client machines still can't get Internet access
[15:33] <Halitech> eggenz7, http://ubuntu.swerdna.org/ubulanprimer.html
[15:34] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | nowai__
[15:34] <nowai__> ok
[15:34] <nowai__> thanks
[15:34] <erUSUL> nowai__: what error you get on the client machines ? no route to host; network unreacheable ? more info is needed. Maybe it is just a lack of dns or default gateaway is not setted ?
[15:35] <erUSUL> !details | nowai__
[15:35] <K99Brain> nawk, sorry, i read skype instead of flash... however, install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:35] <richardcavell> roflparrot: generic desktop?
[15:35] <Guest26603> hi folks
[15:35] <nowai__> erUSUL: I've got maradns installed with recursive dns mode on, hold on i'll come back after trying that last link =]
[15:35] <Guest26603> I've got a problem with my sound device
[15:35] <roflparrot> oh yeah, richardcavell
[15:35] <eggenz7> thanks for the Halitech
[15:35] <Blizzerand> Guest26603 : More details please
[15:36] <Guest26603> in alsamixer it's displayed properly and I maden sure nothing is muted
[15:36] <richardcavell> roflparrot: Okay, describe your LAN for us
[15:36] <Guest26603> nevertheless I don't hear anything
[15:36] <Blizzerand> lordmeka : Did it go well
[15:36] <Guest26603> totem as well as mplayer play the audio-file properly though
[15:37] <Guest26603> on a parallely installed windows it's working as designed
[15:37] <roflparrot> mkay. I have a router with two PCs connected to it
[15:37] <roflparrot> one of those PCs has a usb modem on it
[15:37] <Halitech> eggenz7, you can also look on http://www.howtoforge.com for info on setting up apache
[15:37] <Blizzerand> Guest26603 : Have you completed all your updates
[15:37] <Guest26603> yes just a few minutes ago
[15:37] <mrken1> Linux newb here on dual boot Intel quad core with no sound (although Windows side has sound); read the docs, no good anyone helping?
[15:37] <Blizzerand> !sound
[15:37] <livingdaylight> hello, I am trying to use acidrip... Its found the dvd but when i click start nothing happens. Any advice?
[15:38] <nowai__> wait, it worked!
[15:38] <Blizzerand> !sound |Guest26603
[15:38] <nowai__> that tutorial actually worked!
[15:38] <nowai__> +awesomes
[15:38] <balita_buntu> hy
[15:38] <richardcavell> roflparrot: you can access the Internet okay with your ubuntu box?
[15:38] <Guest26603> it was just installed last tuesday and never functioned since
[15:38] <balita_buntu> i'm from indonesia
[15:38] <roflparrot> yes
[15:38] <jdude> anyone familiar with MDADM? i can't get my raid 1 array to come back with every boot, no matter what i try... i always have to run "sudo mdadm --assemble --scan" and "sudo mount /dev/md0 /bigdrive" for it to come back and show in df
[15:38] <nowai__> thanks erUSUL
[15:38] <balita_buntu> i have some problem with my usb modem
[15:38] <erUSUL> nowai__: no problem
[15:38] <richardcavell> roflparrot: from your ubuntu box you can ping the Windows box through the router?
[15:39] <Blizzerand> !sound >> Guest26603
[15:39] <roflparrot> the other box has Debian 5 lenny
[15:39] <erUSUL> !raid | jdude
[15:39] <roflparrot> and yeah i think i was pinging it
[15:39] <jdude> erUSUL, yeah, i have it setup... i just can't get past the bug of it not working on reboot
[15:40] <roflparrot> I know the router's IP and the router listed two more client IPs under the DHCP tab
[15:40] <Blizzerand> Guest26603 :  see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin
[15:40] <richardcavell> roflparrot: can you ping it now from your ubuntu box over the LAN with the usb modem plugged in?
[15:40] <roflparrot> yes i can
[15:40] <roflparrot> I just did it
[15:40] <balita_buntu> i can't find the correct driver
[15:40] <richardcavell> roflparrot: okay, so what's not working?
[15:40] <balita_buntu> when i plug it into my pc
[15:40] <roflparrot> my web browser, and my IRC client; whenever I have the router plugged in
[15:40] <bpascal123> anyone can help with wifi issue ? [Asus eeepc 1000 - Ubuntu 9.04]
[15:41] <erUSUL> jdude: maybe you have to rebuld the initramfs as mentioned in the guide ??
[15:41] <erUSUL> !eeepc
[15:41] <balita_buntu> the file browser cannot be oppened
[15:41] <jdude> erUSUL, nope, it's something else
[15:41] <balita_buntu> then i can't do anything with it
[15:41] <jdude> not booting off the array, so that's irrelevant
[15:42] <richardcavell> roflparrot: so you can ping but you cannot surf the net with your usb modem and lan cable plugged in?
[15:42] <erUSUL> jdude: checked the logs for something extrange ?
[15:42] <roflparrot> yes
[15:42] <roflparrot> I cannot ping via my internet connection, just via LAN
[15:42] <richardcavell> roflparrot: you mean to say that you can ping via LAN
[15:43] <roflparrot> yes
[15:43] <jdude> erUSUL, yeah, i just don't have something set somewhere to make it come back on boot, i have the /etc/fstab entry and i'm 99% sure it's correct, so is mdadm.conf, but still i have to run those two commands after i boot just to get it to come back up
[15:43] <roflparrot> e.g. I cannot ping www.google.com whilst connected to a wired onnection
[15:43] <roflparrot> but I can ping my other PC
[15:43] <richardcavell> roflparrot: had you previously set up this computer to receive Internet from the Debian box?
[15:43] <roflparrot> no
[15:44] <richardcavell> roflparrot: so it always received internet from your usb modem?
[15:44] <roflparrot> yes
[15:44] <erUSUL> jdude: maybe a disk is degraded as mentioned in the wiki ?
[15:45] <Blizzerand> Does any one know of a site where I can find instructions for ubottu
[15:45] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[15:45] <Mr-Woof> hi, can i ask a quick question?
[15:45] <roflparrot> lol yes
[15:45] <Halitech> !ask | Mr-Woof
[15:46] <jdude> erUSUL, nope, they're both brand new and work just fine, all the data is intact on the array too
[15:46] <Blizzerand> xcdfgkjhgcv : Whats ufw
[15:46] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Blizzerand: The Ubuntu simple firewall.
[15:46] <jdude> it's just not coming up on boot, like it should... immediately comes up within a split second of running those two commands
[15:46] <ikt> uncomplicated firewall
[15:46] <xcdfgkjhgcv> ikt: Yup.
[15:46] <johnnymac> hello, how do I see the 'nice' level of all processes running?
[15:46] <jdude> erUSUL, i am beginning to think the /etc/fstab entry is incorrect
[15:47] <richardcavell> roflparrot: I'm trying to think through this.  It seems as though your computer is sending http requests to the Debian box instead of your usb modem
[15:47] <Mr-Woof> is there a terminal command that you can use to list the contents of multiple directories and perhaps write it to a text file?
[15:47] <roflparrot> what about irc requests?
[15:47] <Halitech> Mr-Woof, ls > files.txt
[15:47] <bpascal123> ubuntu eeepc can't connect to wireless anymore, why???
[15:47] <richardcavell> same idea
[15:47] <alteregox> ls >bblah
[15:47] <roflparrot> mmm
[15:47] <nowai__> anyone know why I have an outgoing connection to <IP_ADDRESS>:80 on my server? It's been for weeks
[15:47] <Mr-Woof> sweet cheers chaps
[15:48] <alteregox> or ls >prn
[15:48] <roflparrot> nowai__: haxxored
[15:48] <nowai__> yeah :D doubt it
[15:48] <roflparrot> :D
[15:48] <alteregox> you could kill dos with dir >$clock
[15:48] <livingdaylight> how do i force eject a dvd that wont' come out?
[15:48] <alteregox> or copy con $clock
[15:48] <nowai__> it's got a Recv-Q of 193384 and it's not changed for over 3 weeks
[15:48] <Blizzerand> alteregox : How did your ext3 --> ext4 go
[15:48] <alteregox> it won't come out of my butt
[15:48] <alteregox> please come out
[15:48] <alteregox> please
[15:48] <richardcavell> nowai__: find pid and kill it
[15:49] <alteregox> paahh
[15:49] <jippii26> joku
[15:49] <Mr-Woof> in that terminal command, how can you select what directories to look at?  Dumb question here. I accidentally removed the networking icon from my panel and can't figure out how to get it back, can someone help please?
[15:49] <nowai__> how do I show owning process with netstat?
[15:49] <vise> Mr-Woof, Locate that directory as current
[15:49] <jippii26> onks tääl suomalaisii
[15:49] <Halitech> nowai__, whois info about the IP  http://paste.ubuntu.com/221981/
[15:49] <erUSUL> nowai__: -p ?
[15:49] <Mr-Woof> ah thanks
[15:49] <vise> Graem, Right click panel, then add to panel
[15:49] <nowai__> done, it was apache
[15:50] <richardcavell> roflparrot: i have an idea
[15:50] <wasutton3> is there a way that i could run specific traffic over different network connections. I.E. run bittorrent over wired, and all other internet traffic over wireless?
[15:50] <erUSUL> Graem: run nm-applet
[15:50] <nowai__> yeah I'd whois-ed it already
[15:50] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I listen intent on success
[15:50] <nowai__> why was Apache2 making outbound connections?
[15:51] <richardcavell> roflparrot: go to system -> preferences -> network connections.  Click on Wired.  Select your wired connection in the box.  Click on edit.  Select use this connection only for resources on its network.
[15:51] <erUSUL> nowai__: the ip belings to verysing so i suspect it is doing certificate comprobations... you use ssl ?
[15:51] <erUSUL> belongs*
[15:51] <roflparrot> sounds promising richardcavell
[15:51] <nowai__> erUSUL: I don't have ssl configured on the server no
[15:52] <erUSUL> nowai__: then i dunno ask in an apache channel
[15:52] <nowai__> if it comes back I will, I'll leave it for now
[15:52] <nowai__> what does the portmap daemon do?
[15:52] <richardcavell> roflparrot: I meant to say after clicking on edit, click on IPv4 settings then Routes then use this connection only for resources on its network
[15:52] <Threetimes> Hi, I use a 240mb soundfont. If I use this with tuxguitar and fluidsynth, a lot of memory is used. Can I use a different synthesizer that uses less memory and works faster with the same soundfont?
[15:52] <erUSUL> nowai__: is used for nfs afaik
[15:52] <roflparrot> ah ha
[15:52] <nowai__> nfs is another I don't have
[15:53] <nowai__> maybe its left over from when I did have nfs
[15:53] <Mene-Mene> I got a Windows virus, is it possible to heal/remove the virus on Ubuntu?
[15:53] <vise> Threetimes, When your sound card doesnt support sound font loading, you have to load it in RAM.. so imho there is no option...
[15:53] <erUSUL> nowai__: portmap is needed to do rpc calls maybe another program needs it
[15:53] <vise> Mene-Mene, Just delete it?
[15:53] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: yes
[15:53] <nowai__> I think its from when nfs was installed, so I'll uninstall portmap too
[15:53] <erUSUL> nowai__:  purge it
[15:53] <Mene-Mene> Win32/Virut virus, it's infected a LOT of exes.
[15:54] <nowai__> indeed
[15:54] <Threetimes> does a realtek alc662 support this?
[15:54] <Mene-Mene> Which I don't know where said virus is.
[15:54] <Mene-Mene> Can you recommend a program?
[15:54] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: you can certainly search for viruses and quarantine them
[15:54] <vise> Mene-Mene, Nope.. If it exists somewhere standalone, only then you can delete it.. Since, imho antivirus programs for windows won't run on linux...
[15:54] <richardcavell> as to healing the files, you have to identify which ones can do that for that virus
[15:54] <jet> cant get into the #vbox channel so im gonna ask here if anyone knows.
[15:54] <vise> richardcavell, As he says, if its in the 'exes' then it may not be possible imho
[15:54] <erUSUL> !virus
[15:54] <jet> can vbox load sd cards?
[15:55] <alteregox> virus could have a virus problem
[15:55] <vise> erUSUL, Windows virus != linux virus
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: he might need to go to Windows to be able to disinfect the computer
[15:55] <alteregox> if anyone would run everything with root
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: he can certainly find them from within ubuntu
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: I find them all the time in my firefox caches
[15:55] <richardcavell> vise: And I don't visit dodgy websites
[15:56] <vise> Right, but Mene-Mene is i think not able to enter windows?
[15:56] <Mene-Mene> I understand why Linux doesn't have a virus problem, but Windows does, and if windows is running, the virus is getting bigger.
[15:56] <Webu> Hmm, isn't h264 supposed to be included in the vlc-nox package from the repositories?
[15:56] <richardcavell> vise: well if he can't boot windows then why does it matter if he has windows viruses on his puter?
[15:56] <Webu> I'm getting errors that it's not there.
[15:57] <Blizzerand> Mene-Mene ; try #windows channel
[15:57] <vise> richardcavell, data/installations
[15:57] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: do you run Windows at all?
[15:57] <erUSUL> Mene-Mene: av software is aviable in linux install it and check the windows partition with it
[15:57] <Mene-Mene> Yes.
[15:57] <vise> richardcavell, actually software installations i guess
[15:57] <nawk> What is an "Alternate CD"? Alternate CD == LiveCD ???
[15:57] <Mene-Mene> I only found one scanner, and that didn't see a file i knew was infected.
[15:57] <erUSUL> nawk: the other way around.
[15:57] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: Okay.  Why don't you clean your Windows computer from within Windows?  Why do you want to do it from linux?
[15:57] <erUSUL> nawk: desktop cd is livecd alternate is not
[15:58] <Mene-Mene> Because the longer I run windows, the more infected the  machine gets.
[15:58] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: you can get false positives with virus scanners.
[15:58] <Mene-Mene> AVG has yet to give me a false positive.
[15:58] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: Install a free good virus scanner such as AVG in your Windows installation and let it run all over your hard disk
[15:58] <roflparrot> richardcavell: 'use this connection only for resources on its network' doesn't seem to be an option. All I see is "Ignore automatically obtained routes"
[15:58] <richardcavell> Mene-Mene: AVG gives me a false positive for one of my linux files
[15:58] <nawk> erUSUL: Wait, prior to my question.  I only knew what a liveCD is
[15:59] <Mene-Mene> AVG is unable to heal the virus, or so it keeps telling me.
[15:59] <nawk> so what is an "alternate cd"?
[15:59] <vise> Mene-Mene, Did you try safe mode?
[15:59] <Twittery> Mene-Mene : I think #windows guys will be able you more .
[15:59] <Mene-Mene> So I was hoping that linux would be albe to heal the virus while it's unable to work in Ubuntu.
[15:59] <richardcavell> roflparrot: do you have both the modem and lan plugged in right now?
[15:59] <richardcavell> you can't have because you're talking to me
[15:59] <Mene-Mene> forgot about safe mode... *blushes*
[15:59] <roflparrot> :D
[15:59] <roflparrot> ok I'll give that a go
[16:00] <erUSUL> nawk: it boots directly to a text gui installer
[16:00] <erUSUL> nawk: you can not use the system only install it
[16:00] <erUSUL> !alternate | nawk
[16:00] <xiamx> I have IDE harddrive using reiserfs filesystem when Copying files, CPU usage was high, and system lags, any solution?
[16:01] <ashbringer> Can anyone help me with adding packages on the alternate-install CD and having them been installed by default?
[16:01] <cornetofreak> can sumone give me the location ti the flash firefox plugin
[16:01] <erUSUL> !flash
[16:01] <richardcavell> cornetofreak: install the flash-plugin packages
[16:01] <richardcavell> cornetofreak: it will do the work for you
[16:01] <Jiq> !gnash
[16:01] <Graem> Ok still missing the networking icon. I already tried add to add to panel but I can't find the right thing to add. and running nm-applet doesn't work, the process is already running, even if I close the process and run it again, it doesn't come up on my panel
[16:01] <cornetofreak> naa tried all this
[16:01] <Jiq> !restricted
[16:02] <richardcavell> Graem: is it in fact the notifications area that you're missing?
[16:02] <jet> !help im trying to mount an sd card in ubuntu 8.10 and it doesnt show up
[16:02] <vise> Graem, Notifications
[16:03] <Halitech> jet, does it show up with sudo fdisk -l ?
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> is there a torrent client as good as utorrent on ubuntu ?
[16:03] <Graem> richarcavell: that's very likely, I'm a newbie to this so my terminology might not be right. I just know the icon I click on to connect to a wireless network is gone.
[16:03] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: can you give me the link again pls. my laptop just turned off before i could read
[16:03] <jet> havnt tried im sorta new to linux i dont know many of the commands or what they do
[16:03] <Halitech> !best | jacquesdupontd
[16:03] <jet> ill try it
[16:03] <Halitech> jacquesdupontd, personally I like deluge
[16:03] <richardcavell> Graem: right click on panel in spare area, click on add to panel
[16:03] <richardcavell> Graem: find notifications area, check it
[16:04] <Jiq> !best
[16:04] <UnderSampled> Hello. I was kicked from #wine automatically. Is there somewhere else I am supposed to go?
[16:04] <Graem> richardcavell: ok right I found it thanks. I just needed to know the right name of the object to add to the panel
[16:04] <richardcavell> Graem: no problem
[16:04] <fjordlord> hello
[16:04] <jet> is there a bin to paste stuff to?
[16:04] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/black-screen-while-starting-x-window.html
[16:04] <fjordlord> i am  in terminal
[16:04] <UnderSampled> fjordlord: Hi
[16:04] <erUSUL> UnderSampled: is #winehq
[16:04] <fjordlord> and have a question
[16:04] <fjordlord> cause my X freezes sometimes
[16:04] <UnderSampled> erUSUL: ah. thanks
[16:04] <roflparrot> richardcavell: I am plugged into the LAN
[16:04] <lordmeka_> ty
[16:04] <fjordlord> how can i start it again
[16:04] <roflparrot_> richardcavell: I tried that and the option was still not available
[16:04] <Blizzerand> !pastebin | jet
[16:05] <fjordlord> cause when i type startx it says Fatal (that its running i g uesse)
[16:05] <richardcavell> roflparrot_: are you plugged in right now?
[16:05] <ashbringer> Can anyone help me with adding packages on the alternate-install CD and having them been installed by default? I've followed the wiki article on the relevant topic, but I can't get the packages I add the the repo on the CD to install by default.
[16:05] <jet> !pastebin
[16:05] <roflparrot> richardcavell: no
[16:05] <fjordlord> im sure its a easy c ommand to start X again
[16:05] <roflparrot> I unplugged to get back here
[16:05] <fjordlord> from console
[16:05] <fjordlord> im sure its easy to start X again from console
[16:06] <fjordlord> but i dont know how
[16:06] <grawity> sdo service gdm restart?
[16:06] <grawity> *sudo
[16:06] <jet> Halitech: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221993/
[16:06] <Halitech> fjordlord, sudo /etc/init/d/gdm restart I think
[16:06] <richardcavell> roflparrot: is the option there but grayed out, or just not there full stop?
[16:06] <lordmeka_> ok i will give it a try
[16:06] <roflparrot> I'm going to bed
[16:06] <roflparrot> not there full stp
[16:06] <ricdanger> hi
[16:06] <richardcavell> roflparrot: okay come back tomorrow and we'll work on it
[16:07] <ricdanger> does anyone has a ati card working fine witrh 9.04 (compiz disabled)?
[16:07] <roflparrot> ok see you later
[16:07] <Halitech> jet, not even being seen, was the card plugged in?
[16:07] <ricdanger> I'm having major slowdown when I scroll, minimize, resize and maximize windows
[16:07] <jet> halitech: yeap. its a sony card in a reader plugged directly into my laptops slot
[16:07] <Blizzerand> ricdanger : With compiz disabled or enabled
[16:08] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: xserver-xfree86 is not installed
[16:08] <joss1> ricdanger: what driver are you using now?
[16:08] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : wait please
[16:08] <socomm> I'm trying to ssh from the outside, but am getting access denied after entering correct password.
[16:09] <socomm> I've forwarded port and everything.
[16:09] <socomm> Anyone got an idea how to solve this, i've been through google and can't find clear answer
[16:09] <socomm> Also, am able to ssh to this machine from local network.
[16:09] <richardcavell> socomm I just fixed my ssh want to pm me and we'll fix it
[16:09] <ricdanger> Blizzerand: compiz disabled
[16:09] <ricdanger> when it is enabled, the speed is mostly "ok"
[16:09] <Halitech> jet, ok, take the card out, open a terminal, wait 30 seconds, plug the card in, wait 15 seconds and then run dmsg and post the last 10 lines
[16:09] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-core
[16:10] <jrhicks> mounting new HD on ubuntu desktop with Windows share, what file system should I use when formatting?
[16:10] <socomm> what is pm
[16:10] <ricdanger> but generally I turn off compiuz to get my desktop faster. on 9.04, the oposite occurs
[16:10] <erUSUL> jrhicks: you need to access it from windows locally ?
[16:10] <tonsofpcs> socomm: netstat -putan | grep ":22" << paste that here
[16:10] <Halitech> jrhicks, what format is the drive?
[16:10] <Blizzerand> jrhicks : ext3
[16:10] <tonsofpcs> [or in a pastebin]
[16:10] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: i tried that i don't get any configuration for the driver only keyboard
[16:10] <fjordlord> hi again
[16:10] <jrhicks> erusul: yes
[16:10] <fjordlord> but that was just restaring X
[16:11] <erUSUL> jrhicks: then your only option is ntfs
[16:11] <fjordlord> i wonder if i can restore X session
[16:11] <jrhicks> Halitech: is fat32, was old windows drive, intend to erase
[16:11] <socomm> tcp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:666             <IP_ADDRESS>:*               LISTEN      28805/sshd
[16:11] <socomm> tcp6       0      0 :::666                  :::*                    LISTEN      28805/sshd
[16:11] <fjordlord> cause it wasnt dead cause the mp3 was playing
[16:11] <fjordlord> just that some gfx phreezes sometimes
[16:11] <ciju> hi all, have ubuntu 9.10 on studio xps 16
[16:12] <tonsofpcs> socomm: you're usinng doom port? lol
[16:12] <socomm> heh
[16:12] <jet> halitech: how do i run dmsg?
[16:12] <ciju> backlight was working when i installed it on the system
[16:12] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: now i'm on live session and its working just fine
[16:12] <jrhicks> blizzerand: ext3 can be read by windows machines?
[16:12] <Halitech> jrhicks, then you would need to mount it as vfat until you format it ntfs
[16:12] <ciju> but, i guess, after some update, it stopped working
[16:12] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : I think you'd be better off with a fresh install *or* try ubuntu forums . And please be careful to give every bit of information when posting
[16:12] <Halitech> jet, in a terminal, just type in dmesg
[16:12] <tonsofpcs> socomm: can you paste your /etc/ssh/sshd_config into a pastebin?
[16:12] <richardcavell> socomm: I sent you a private message
[16:12] <ciju> could any body help me out with where i can configure/find out more about this
[16:13] <lordmeka_> Blizzerand: ty for your time
[16:13] <Blizzerand> lordmeka_ : Always here to help
[16:13] <socomm> http://pastebin.com/m79d8b42
[16:14] <jrhicks> Halitch: srry, ntfs, not fat32
[16:14] <socomm> richardcavell, tonsofpcs
[16:14] <Halitech> jrhicks, ok, then mount it as ntfs
[16:14] <carlitos__> hey
[16:14] <jet> halitech: just the last 10 lines?
[16:14] <carlitos__> virtualbox  can use  a  tv  card Ç?
[16:14] <Halitech> jet, yeah, should give us the info we need
[16:14] <R0ncoToke> Is there any way to revert back to 8.10 from 9.04. I updated my distro from 8.10 to 9.04 and the display is disastrous.
[16:15] <Halitech> R0ncoToke, nuke and pave and reinstall
[16:15] <jrhicks> halitech: need not be read by windows on local machine, but local network
[16:15] <Oins> Can anyone tell me how to activate my S-Video output on my notebook. It's a ATI Radeon 7500 Card.
[16:15] <jet> halitech: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221999/
[16:15] <Halitech> jrhicks, then it doesn't matter as samba will take care of it
[16:15] <carlitos__> hello pls , virtualbox  can use  a  tv  card Ç?
[16:15] <R0ncoToke> Halitech, Any way to preserve the downloaded applications ?
[16:15] <jrhicks> halitech: sweet jiblees! thnx
[16:16] <richardcavell> socomm: You have port 666 selected
[16:16] <richardcavell> socomm: why not port 22?
[16:16] <Dr_willis>  carlitos__  ive never heard of that being done.
[16:16] <Poso> hello my friends
[16:16] <Poso> i have a problem
[16:16] <Poso> is my first time in irssi, so please be patient
[16:16] <Halitech> R0ncoToke, not to my knowledge, you can save your /home but thats it
[16:16] <socomm> richardcavell, port 22 common for port sniffers
[16:16] <carlitos__> Dr_willis:  thanks
[16:16] <jrhicks> halitech: never used ext3, enjoy experimenting, advise?
[16:16] <Blizzerand> !hi | Poso
[16:16] <ashbringer> Can anyone help me with adding packages on the alternate-install CD and having them been installed by default? I've followed the wiki article on the relevant topic, but I can't get the packages I add the the repo on the CD to install by default.
[16:16] <tonsofpcs> socomm: are you using the proper address?
[16:16] <richardcavell> socomm: okay, so you intend it to go over port 666
[16:16] <Poso> can anybody dedicate me 5 minutes to solve a problem related to X?
[16:16] <Halitech> jrhicks, what do you have running right now if you are using ubuntu?
[16:16] <socomm> richardcavell, port other than 22 yes
[16:16] <tonsofpcs> richardcavell: he's using the doom port for nonstandard communications
[16:17] <Jiq> I can try Poso :P
[16:17] <richardcavell> socomm: send me your IP via private message and I'll port scan you
[16:17] <socomm> tonsofpcs, yes
[16:17] <Poso> hi Jiq
[16:17] <Jiq> HEy
[16:17] <jrhicks> halitech: more specific?
[16:17] <socomm> richardcavell, lol no
[16:17] <tonsofpcs> richardcavell: i have his ip already...
[16:17] <Halitech> jet, seems like it keeps resetting
[16:17] <R0ncoToke> Halitech, I should have read about the VIA chip-set compatibility issues in 9.04 before upgrading.
[16:17] <Halitech> jrhicks, ubuntu uses ext3 by default
[16:17] <richardcavell> socomm: okay then port scan yourself from the shields up website
[16:17] <Poso> I dont know what's been done with this computer
[16:17] <Dr_willis> carlitos__:  Perhaps a USB tuner card/gizmo....
[16:17] <Poso> My friend who own this pc
[16:17] <Jiq> Poso: ok
[16:17] <socomm> yeah, you can just right click on user and you'll get IP
[16:17] <richardcavell> tonsofpcs: see if port 666 is responding
[16:17] <tonsofpcs> anyway, it tries connecting from here, socomm.
[16:18] <carlitos__> Dr_willis:  :D thanks  again
[16:18] <Halitech> R0ncoToke, I hear you, was in the same boat when I upgraded with my older ati card
[16:18] <jrhicks> halitech: aha, then am sure current drive is ext3
[16:18] <Poso> said that he want to have a nice bootscreen
[16:18] <socomm> tonsofpcs, yeah i can connect but auth will say access denied
[16:18] <jet> halitech: the card reader is through usb right?
[16:18] <Poso> so he touched something in bootscreen settings
[16:18] <tonsofpcs> socomm: what command are you using to connect to it from the remote location?
[16:18] <jrhicks> halitech: so new one should be as well, huh?
[16:18] <Poso> at the moment, when i boot his pc
[16:18] <tonsofpcs> oh, you're having key issues
[16:18] <socomm> ssh or putty
[16:18] <Halitech> jet, you tell me, I can't see  your hardware
[16:18] <Poso> i see the boot until X loads
[16:18] <socomm> tonsofpcs, neither works
[16:18] <Halitech> jrhicks, new drive? easier to set up ext3 then ntfs
[16:18] <jet> halitech: any command to see?
[16:19] <Halitech> jet, lsusb
[16:19] <Poso> when X loads the graphic card crash and i can't see anything
[16:19] <jrhicks> halitech: word, thnx!
[16:19] <socomm> ssh -p 666 -vv user@ip looks normal
[16:19] <CopyWriter> I LOVE UBUNTU1
[16:19] <Poso> i've tried to load X with xorg.conf.failsafe, but without success
[16:19] <CopyWriter> i don't have any questions i'm here to learn
[16:19] <Jiq> Poso: so the graphics card crashes? what happens? the screen goes fuzzy? or blank?
[16:19] <socomm> tonsofpcs, it goes through everything just fails on the last step (password)
[16:19] <Poso> the screen goes fuzzy
[16:19] <tonsofpcs> socomm: do you have your private key on the remote machine?
[16:20] <socomm> hmmmm, don't think so
[16:20] <socomm> let me check
[16:20] <tonsofpcs> :)
[16:20] <Jiq> Poso: Hmm, let me think for a sec
[16:20] <jet> http://paste.ubuntu.com/222001/      z-star micro is the internal reader
[16:20] <richardcavell> socomm: I'm not seeing port 666 open on your machine
[16:21] <socomm> richardcavell, give me a sec
[16:21] <ubuntor1147> !bye
[16:21] <Poso> ahaaaa Jiq
[16:21] <Poso> my friend has told me
[16:21] <Jiq> Poso: I can't really think of whats wrong, You would be better off posting your question with as much detail as possible at the ubuntu forum, in this board: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=334
[16:22] <Poso> that he change something in vesa specifications
[16:22] <anr78> I have an xmodmap-commandline that makes my mbp-keyboard behave better. How and where do I put this to make the changes permanent?
[16:22] <Poso> where can i modify the conf files about vesa modes?
[16:22] <Poso> in other words, where can i change vesa options?
[16:23] <Halitech> Poso, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf or in a terminal sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:23] <Jiq> Poso: another question you should ask. You may need to bring up a command line by holding ctrol + alt + f1
[16:23] <Poso> in xorg.conf i cannot find specifications about vesa modes
[16:23] <socomm> tonsofpcs, no private key
[16:23] <socomm> on either
[16:23] <Blizzerand> Poso: try  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:23] <Poso> Jiq, when the screen hangs i cannot bring un another terminal
[16:23] <Halitech> jet, ok, reader is seen but for some reason it keeps resetting, not sure why
[16:23] <Poso> ctrlaltf1 does not work
[16:23] <Jiq> Poso: read above :)
[16:24] <Jiq> (05:23:45 PM) Blizzerand: Poso: try  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:24] <tonsofpcs> socomm: what is different between your local command and your remote command?
[16:24] <Halitech> Poso, the new xorg auto configs everything
[16:24] <richardcavell> tonsofpcs: you help him.
[16:24] <socomm> tonsofpcs, no difference
[16:24] <socomm> only diff I can think off is that im accessing from diff networks
[16:24] <gatton> I freshly installed xubuntu on an older computer, the video card is a  ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV200 QW [Radeon 7500]
[16:25] <gatton> but the "hardware drivers" progarm doesnt show any drivers for it to use
[16:25] <tonsofpcs> socomm: well then you need to change the hostname you connect to
[16:25] <tonsofpcs> because its hostname on local network is different
[16:25] <gatton> I notice that moving windows around is kind of slow to respond
[16:25] <K99Brain> Poso, if you have an ati card, ati proprietary driver fights with the framebuffer
[16:25] <buzza> gatton: ati dropped support for those older cards in tehir latest drivers (proprietary)
[16:25] <buzza> K99Brain: no ati doesn't support that hardware anymore.... :)
[16:26] <socomm> tonsofpcs, I connect via IP :/
[16:26] <socomm> not hostname
[16:26] <K99Brain> buzza, my message was for poing
[16:26] <socomm> im confused, lol
[16:26] <gatton> buzza, so how do I get it to work ?
[16:26] <K99Brain> buzza, not for you...
[16:26] <buzza> K99Brain: AH. i see :)
[16:26] <buzza> gatton: it should just "work"
[16:26] <tonsofpcs> socomm: well then the ip you connect to will change
[16:27] <jet> i guess ill try a regular sd card and see if i pick something up and go from there.
[16:27] <jet> halitech: wait a second, im wrong. thats a webcam
[16:27] <gatton> ok, well it does work. but moving windows and stuff around seems kind of choppy
[16:27] <td123> does anyone know what I should use to mirror a debian based repo? debmirror or apt-mirror? do any of those support checking file integrity so that the local repo wont have any issues?
[16:27] <jdude> !raid
[16:28] <socomm> tonsofpcs, you recommend?
[16:28]  * Blizzerand blinks at the wonders of technology
[16:28] <jet> halitech: i was wrong. z star is a webcam
[16:28]  * tonsofpcs thinks
[16:29] <bitmonster>
[16:29] <bitmonster> NVIDIA TNT2 M64
[16:29] <FloodBot2> bitmonster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:29] <bitmonster>
[16:29] <bitmonster> NVIDIA TNT2 M64
[16:29] <Halitech> jet, ok, so the card reader isn't being seen then, that would be a problem
[16:29] <FloodBot2> bitmonster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:29] <bitmonster> that's weird
[16:29] <socomm> bitmonster, use pastebin
[16:29] <K99Brain> gatton, however there are some tricks to improve performaces with the open driver... like enabling the 8x agp. but we can only hoping in a new proprietary driver that support the new xorg
[16:29] <bitmonster> i didn't want to press enter ...
[16:29] <socomm> ok
[16:30] <acoustyk> hey guys I have a quick question
[16:30] <jet> all this bluetooth stuff in dmesg output..... does that mean my laptop has the bluetooth
[16:31] <gatton> K99Brain, how do I do that ?
[16:31] <acoustyk> is there a way for me to store my installed programs on ubuntu so that I can automate their downloads when I reinstall?
[16:31] <bitmonster> my old graphics card broke ... so i have to substitute it: anyone who knows whether an nvidia tnt2 m64 32mb will flawlessly work with ubuntu 9.04?
[16:31] <acoustyk> i remember reading something on lifehacker
[16:31] <Halitech> jet, yes, most likely
[16:31] <bitmonster> or other suggestions for old agp graphics cards ?
[16:31] <jet> cool
[16:31] <pw-toxic> hi, i just made a grow on my raid5 ..   mdadm --detail /dev/md0 says:  Array Size :<PHONE_NUMBER> (2794.54 GiB 3000.61 GB), but when i do right click->properties in the mounted volume, he tells me that there are only 1700 MB available ?!
[16:31] <socomm> bitmonster, possible yes
[16:32] <pw-toxic> why
[16:32] <K99Brain> gatton, enabling the 8x agp? you have to insert this line in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:32] <phil_> I'm having some trouble with screen resolution, everytime I log into unbutu, the resolution is set too low, I change it, and try saving the file and I get an error..."unable to create new x config backup file '/etc/x11xorg.conf.backup" any known solution?
[16:32] <K99Brain> gatton, Option          "AGPMode"       "8"
[16:32] <jet> im also seeing things about sd in dmesg. how can i isolate that stuff into something more understandable like lsusb?
[16:32] <K99Brain> gatton, in the section "Device"
[16:32] <TwoToneSpirit> phil_: Is the user as whom you are logged in a sudoer?
[16:32] <gatton> ok
[16:32] <bitmonster> in the german hardware database it's mentioned that nvidia riva tnt2 64 works with nvidia-glx-legacy drivers
[16:32] <tonsofpcs> socomm: hmmm
[16:33] <tonsofpcs> socomm: have you tried taking the same machine you use inside the network and using it from outside the network?
[16:33] <K99Brain> gatton, it improve the performances just a bit
[16:33] <jet> [    4.284444] Driver 'sd' needs updating - please use bus_type methods
[16:33] <bitmonster> will i have to configure that or will it be recognized immediately?
[16:33] <gatton> ok
[16:33] <philf> twotonspirit not sure how I'm logged in, I am the only user set up and using it
[16:33] <gatton> K99Brain, I will try that
[16:33] <philf> twotonespirit, I DO use the sudo command at the terminal if that helps
[16:33] <socomm> tonsofpcs, I've tried only ssh clients and those don't seem to work
[16:33] <gatton> I have another problem though: for some reason VLC plays music ect, but online flash videos have no audio.
[16:34] <tonsofpcs> ?
[16:34] <socomm> tonsofpcs, http://www.netspace.org/ssh/
[16:35] <Halitech> jet, what version are you running?
[16:35] <jet> 8.10 intrepid
[16:35] <tonsofpcs> that hasn't answered the question
[16:35] <Halitech> jet, see if there are any updates you need to do
[16:35] <acoustyk> nm
[16:35] <acoustyk> i just found out that its in synaptic
[16:36] <socomm> tonsofpcs, negative to the question
[16:36] <Halitech> jet, also might be worth a try to download 9.04 live cd and see how it runs, might fix things that aren't working now
[16:36] <tonsofpcs> ok, can you?
[16:36] <socomm> tonsofpcs, not at the monet
[16:36] <socomm> moment*
[16:36] <tonsofpcs> ...
[16:36] <jet> yea im totally up to date i like 8.10 alot more than 9.04
[16:36] <tonsofpcs> can you some other time and come back with the results?
[16:37] <Halitech> jet, but don't upgrade without trying it
[16:37] <jet> 9.04 wont let my zune play while plugged in
[16:37] <acoustyk> I seriously screwed up my wireless drivers to the point of them no longer working.  Does anyone know how to reinstall them so that I don't have to do a full ubuntu reinstall?  (Dell Inspiron 6000)
[16:37] <socomm> tonsofpcs, hah guess i'll have to try later
[16:37] <mirsal> back
[16:37] <m1ky> hi, where is the key "^g" when i use dvtm?
[16:37] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: Can you edit /etc/x11/xorg.conf by hand?
[16:37] <socomm> but im thinking it's gonna be my router
[16:37] <mirsal> m1ky, ctrl+g
[16:37] <socomm> thanks for your help tonsofpcs
[16:37] <m1ky> mirsal, i'll have a try
[16:37] <mirsal> m1ky, "^" symbolizes the control key
[16:37] <tonsofpcs> soloslinger: your router is forwarding fine
[16:38] <tonsofpcs> it's your auth settings most likely
[16:38] <mrken1> anyone want to help a linux newb with the ubiquitous sound problem (I've already done everything at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting)?
[16:38] <philf> twotonespirit I can try, although I'm new to this and not sure how I would do that...if you walk me through it I'm sure I can
[16:38] <m1ky> mirsal, it seems not work.
[16:38] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:38] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: But be careful :-)
[16:39] <mah> What VM would you recommend installing under Ubuntu to run other LiveCD's.. preferrably a light-weight VM
[16:39] <Halitech> philf, use gksudo, not sudo on that command
[16:39] <Dr_willis> It pays to rember to backup systemc onfigs..befor youedit them
[16:39] <richj> Hi is anyone a mysql guru??
[16:39] <tonsofpcs> richj: #mysql maybe?
[16:39] <m1ky> mirsal, so if i want to creat a new split windows, i need to press three key together? Ctrl+g+c?
[16:40] <ciju> i have an intel 5100 wireless card, but i am not able to make it work with ubuntu 9.10. could anybody help me out with some info
[16:40] <Dr_willis> m1ky:  ctrl-g   then c   normally
[16:40] <mrken1> Hi anyone want to help a newb with sound problems (already followed all the troubleshooting recs)?
[16:40] <mirsal> m1ky, I don't know dvtm
[16:40] <mirsal> m1ky, but if it's ^g-c then it's as Dr_willis said
[16:40] <philf> towtonespirit yes, using halitech's gksudo I can edit this file.
[16:40] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: In fact you may want to first run "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup" - this will simply copy the file to a backup file.  If you are unable to do this, it may shed some light on your initial problem
[16:41] <m1ky> mirsal, you can have a try, the man doc says the mod key is "^g", and the create window key is "mod-c", but if i press ctrl+g+c, it does work.
[16:41] <philf> twotonespirit I can try that now.
[16:41] <xcdfgkjhgcv> What's the difference between "limit" and "allow" in ufw?
[16:41] <m1ky> Dr_willis, that's right.
[16:41] <Dr_willis> m1ky:  hmm.. mod is normally the 'alt' key i think.
[16:41] <TwoToneSpirit> Halitech, philf: I've never been clear on when and gksudo is necessary.  I only use when I might not be able to type the password into the terminal for some reason or when I want the password dialog to appear on the visual display if I'm SSH'd in to a terminal.
[16:42] <m1ky> mirsal, Dr_w get it. Thank you both guy.
[16:42] <Halitech> !sudo | TwoToneSpirit philf
[16:42] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: Do you see a list of "modes" in your xorg.conf?
[16:42] <TwoToneSpirit> !gksu
[16:42] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit: if it an x gui type appuse gksudo,   of course ifyou are in the console.. theres no X.. so no need for gnsudo.
[16:43] <mrken1> Anyone want to help with no sound (I know everyone is having this problem, but I've tried  all the troubleshooting recs)?
[16:43] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit:  if you have ssh 'x forwarrding' enabled. you can use gksudo also.. or go old-skool like im used to and use 'sux' :) (but thats a bad habbit)
[16:43] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: Will do.  I have seen that before but paid it no mind as I thought it made no difference.  Do you know what difference it makes?
[16:43] <philf> twotonespirit no such file or directory
[16:43] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit:  X security credentials
[16:43] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: you have no /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?!  - this is case sensitive
[16:44] <Dr_willis> TwoToneSpirit:  some day you will try to run an app with sudo and get 'cant open display' and then you will rember.. DOH@! use gksudo!
[16:44] <philf> twotonespirit, OH, sorry didn't do the cap x will try again
[16:44] <Halitech> philf, make sure you type /etc/X11/xorg.conf and not /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[16:44] <Sh3r1ff> philf: use tab completion ;)
[16:44] <Dr_willis> Public service anoucement :  Yes.. rember Linux IS caSeSenEseTiVe!
[16:44] <TwoToneSpirit> philf: I've got to go.  PM me if you like and I'll try to work with you later.  Basically you want to add "Modes" under your "Subsection Display" - the modes work like this "Resolution - Refresh Rate" for example:     Modes      "1024x768_75.00"
[16:45] <ciju> has anybody used intel 5100 wireless card with ubuntu 9.**
[16:45] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis, Halitech: Thanks.  I'll remember that in the future.  :-)
[16:45] <mrken1> help out a linux newb (who's at least already RTFMd)?
[16:45] <nowai__> how can I use IPtables to drop any packets from interface eth1 that are destined for <IP_ADDRESS>/24 ?
[16:45] <m1ky> another question, if i use dwm as my wm, can i set a picture as my wall paper?
[16:45] <prince_jammys> mrken1: give details and someone will help
[16:46] <unop> !wireless | ciju, have a look here
[16:46] <Dr_willis> m1ky:  you can customize most of that stuff.. but you may need to use some command line tool to do it in some cases.
[16:46] <Dr_willis> !info dwm
[16:47] <m1ky> Dr_willis, let me have a try first.
[16:48] <pw-toxic> help: the properties window of a folder does not show the correct partition size!
[16:48] <pw-toxic> my partition is a raid5 i previously growed
[16:48] <philf> sh3riff what is tab completion?
[16:49] <Dr_willis> !tab | philf
[16:49] <unop> nowai__, something like. iptables -A INPUT -s eth0 -d <IP_ADDRESS>/24 -j DROP
[16:49] <ciju> ubottu, i had a look there, searched on the topic etc. but there r no examples of anybody making it work with Ubuntu (may be even Linux). this was most promising, http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Download/stable/ but didnt work for me.
[16:49] <tonsofpcs> oo, tab, i think i'll have one of those!
[16:49] <Dr_willis> philf:  one of the greatest inventions since the toaster :)
[16:49] <carliNHOS> alguna xika q able español
[16:49] <prince_jammys> philf: when you begin typing the first few characters of something, and then hit the tab key to autocomplete the rest.
[16:50] <philf> Dr_willis: WOW!!! thanks!!! that is SOOO much better...
[16:50] <philf> prince_jammys: found it, thanks!
[16:50] <Dr_willis> Linux: the Os where you actually USE the tab key! and those other funny keys - like ~ and |
[16:50] <nowai__> so "iptables -A INPUT -t filter -i eth1 -d <IP_ADDRESS>/24 -j DROP" SHOULD drop any packets TO 192.168.0.* FROM eth1, right?
[16:50] <mrken1> prince_jammys: dual boot ubuntu 9 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.
[16:50] <Dr_willis> its always amuseing when training linux beginners to hear them say 'on THATS what that key is for...'
[16:51] <philf> i have to say, the support here is WAY better than any windows support!!!! thanks everyone for your help!!! I'm liking this way better...
[16:51] <VirusTB_> word
[16:51] <philf> Dr_willis: called a lightbulb moment
[16:51] <pngll> Are there any portable virtual machine hosts in existence? I've been googling for a bit and can't find something that would run off a USB key without installing something on the host machine beforehand.
[16:51] <prince_jammys> mrken1:good. direct it to the whole channel, including what the problem is (no sound). I don't know the solution.
[16:52] <Dr_willis> philf:  all windows normally does.. is say 'reformat/reinstall' or 'go buy this $40 peice of trival-ware to fix a problem in the os.. or 'try this and pray' :)
[16:52] <nowai__> still seem to be able to access 192.168.0.* from eth1
[16:52] <rocky_> xorg server just crashed :(
[16:52] <VirusTB> word
[16:52] <VirusTB> Hey
[16:52] <Dr_willis> pngll:  ive seen qemu done that way befor.
[16:52] <prince_jammys> mrken1: otherwise people will think i'm dealing with it, which sucks for you since i don't know the answer :)
[16:52] <VirusTB>  Question, what is WINE really?
[16:52] <VirusTB> !wine
[16:52] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  there ya go. :)
[16:52] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[16:52] <Dr_willis> izap:  you did make the CD directory first?
[16:52] <VirusTB> Dr_willis:  lol but what does it really do? is it a VM ?
[16:52] <izap> yes
[16:53] <mrken1> Anyone: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:53] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  its a layer of software that converts windows 'calls' to the proper linux/X calls.
[16:53] <VirusTB> Dr_willis:  ohh so then if i have wine installed on my Ubuntu, I can then install Adobe Photoshop?
[16:54] <VirusTB> Dr_willis:  does it work for every windoes ****.exe setup?
[16:54] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  it may or may not run properly..  i hear older versions do run decently
[16:54] <gatton> how come vlc plays the sound but flash videos on youtube don't ?? I just installed Xubuntu
[16:54] <Dr_willis> VirusTB:  no not EVERY one.
[16:54] <boss_mc> VirusTB: look in the AppDB (linked from ubottu) to see how well programs run
[16:54] <dr3mro> happy to announce that I am using Linux now flawlessly and dumped my windows in the basket :)))))
[16:54] <Dr_willis> gatton:  theres some known flash sound issues.. thers some sound-flash compatiability package that may help. but i forget its name.
[16:54] <Ezrarmy> So, ummm... I'm just checking to see if my internets is just being very strange... Are the webpages for the Jaunty Packages down?
[16:55] <prince_jammys> mrken1: if no one responds in 5-10 minutes, you can just repost until somebody helps out.
[16:55] <boss_mc> Ezrarmy: which server
[16:55] <VirusTB> boss_mc:  where can I find that url?/ dont see it
[16:55] <philf> ubottu: how did you know I WASNT using tab completion? or was that just a random suggestion?
[16:55] <VirusTB> !appdb
[16:55] <Ezrarmy> well, i'm on windows, i've only got wireless available to me, and i'm trying to get my wifi card working
[16:55] <prince_jammys> philf: ubottu is not a human being.
[16:55] <Ezrarmy> so packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty
[16:55] <philf> prince_jammys: just found that out lol
[16:55] <philf> *bows head in shame*
[16:56] <Dr_willis> !botsnack
[16:56] <Dr_willis> :()
[16:56] <prince_jammys> he doesn't take snacks anymore
[16:56] <Paddy_NI> Dr_willis: Miia cleaned it
[16:56] <prince_jammys> !botsmack
[16:56] <Dr_willis> !love
[16:56] <Dr_willis> :)
[16:56] <boss_mc> Ezrarmy: looks down to me...
[16:56] <mrken1> Help me dump windows: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9.04 - 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:56] <philf> prince_jammys: I guess the name kind of says it all...
[16:56] <VirusTB> LOL @ Dr_willis
[16:56] <VirusTB> !food
[16:56] <boss_mc> mrken1: you using pulseaudio? or alsa?
[16:56] <VirusTB> !foo
[16:56] <laeg> !bluetooth
[16:57] <VirusTB> !foobar
[16:57] <mrken1> boss_mc alsa
[16:57] <boss_mc> !botabuse | everyone...
[16:57] <Dr_willis> Hmm.. ive never seen a PC using the hdmi stuff for sound out yet.. guess that will get more common in the future.
[16:57] <mrken1> boss_mc: I think?
[16:58] <boss_mc> mrken1: do ps -A | grep pulse in terminal
[16:58] <mrken1> boss_mc: see my setup at http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=89f2a276e6579aba168ae61d5bb758cfda57d58a
[16:58] <boss_mc> mrken1: to see if pulse is running
[16:58] <Ezrarmy> boss_mc: so did I ask a stupid question, cause I tend to do that alot, lol
[16:59] <boss_mc> Ezrarmy: nope, fair
[16:59] <mrken1> moss_mc: is the command "grep pulse" or "ps -A | grep pulse"?
[17:00] <boss_mc> mrken1: yes, you are running pulse, try installing paman
[17:00] <boss_mc> mrken1: ps -A | grep pulse
[17:00] <ubuntunewbie> hi does anyone know what is directory printer ?
[17:01] <pygi> yofel, no, its not
[17:01] <pw-toxic> how can i rsize my ext4 filesystem?
[17:01] <mrken1> boss_mc: paman installed
[17:01] <skulltraill> hello
[17:01] <pw-toxic> i want it to be bigger than before
[17:01] <pygi> yofel, or well, kindof: 13890 ?        00:00:04 notify-osd
[17:01] <boss_mc> mrken1: run padevchooser (it opens in notification area)
[17:01] <Ezrarmy> So, I need to download some .deb packages before I can get my wifi working in ubuntu, however, I can't access the packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty links in windows. Are there any other options?
[17:02] <Anton_ZH> #mandarin
[17:02] <arand> pw-toxic: use gparted "partition manager"
[17:02] <VirusTB> !movie player
[17:02] <unop> pw-toxic, /sbin/resize2fs (command line) or gparted (GUI)
[17:02] <VirusTB> !movie
[17:02] <mrken1> boss_mc: ran padevchooser from term and term hangs
[17:02] <prince_jammys> !players > VirusTB
[17:02] <m1ky> Dr_willis, is there anyway to run a script(set the background) after i login to the dwm? It seems that the bashrc is for the bash login, and that's the only way i know.
[17:03] <pw-toxic> unop, when i do man resize2fs ext4 is not mentioned.. only ext2 and ext3
[17:03] <asmips> Where is the salt portion of the password stored? Is it simply prepended cleartext in /etc/shadow?
[17:03] <pw-toxic> Aragon, partition manager does not work becuase it does not list my raid devices like /dev/md0
[17:05] <boss_mc> mrken1:  that's cos it's waiting for padevchooser to be closed
[17:05] <unop> pw-toxic, i believe ext4 is just an extension to extX - see http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Frequently_Asked_Questions#How_to_online_resize_the_Ext4_filesystem.3F
[17:05] <boss_mc> mrken1: it looks like an audio jack in the system tray
[17:05] <izap> Hi, when i try to mount a cd using "sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdb /media/CD" i get this error: http://www.pastebin.org/3009
[17:05] <mrken1> boss_mc: got it; closed app in sys tray
[17:06] <mrken1> boss_mc: term is back
[17:06] <boss_mc> mrken1: no, you need to use the app :)
[17:06] <unop> pw-toxic, also, a big warning here - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134978
[17:06] <mrken1> boss_mc: ok it's back
[17:06] <boss_mc> mrken1: it's a manager for pulse, to see how far the audio is getting
[17:06] <erUSUL> izap: do « dmesg | tail » like th error msg says
[17:06] <boss_mc> mrken1: cllick on it and click Volume Control
[17:07] <mrken1> boss_mc: done
[17:07] <boss_mc> mrken1: opens a window, showing apps that are trying to play sound
[17:07] <erUSUL> izap: after tryong the command of course
[17:07] <pw-toxic> unop, what does he mean with "off-line" ?
[17:07] <bobbob1016> Anyone know why FSLint, a duplicate file finder (among other things), has a merge button that hardlinks files, instead of symlinking them?  I have a lot of duplicates and I want them symlinked, so I can free up space, not hard linked.  Any ideas?
[17:07] <boss_mc> mrken1: are there some there?
[17:07] <VirusTB> How do i uninstall !Mplayer
[17:07] <VirusTB> @Mplayer
[17:07] <VirusTB> !MPLayer
[17:08] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: sudo apt-get remove mplayer
[17:08] <mrken1> boss_mc: HDA Intel _ALC662 Analog
[17:08] <VirusTB> thanks prince_jammys
[17:08] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: that applies to any package you want to remove
[17:08] <Slart> bobbob1016: don't symlinks always need a base copy of the file? but hard links just remain until the last hard link is removed?
[17:08] <boss_mc> mrken1: that's an output device, not an audio source (look in the playback tab)
[17:08] <ubuntunewbie> hi does anyone know what is directory printer ?
[17:09] <izap> erUSUL: what should i look for in the log
[17:09] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: context ?
[17:09] <Slart> bobbob1016: I would say hard links make more sense unless there is an obvious way of knowing where the original file is located
[17:09] <mrken1> boss_mc: just system sounds (mono at 100%)
[17:09] <erUSUL> izap: paste the lines ina pastebin
[17:09] <VirusTB> prince_jammys:  yea i know :D im learning bit by bit :D
[17:09] <dreamy_> is there any command or app to simply test "hyperZ" on linux ?
[17:09] <bobbob1016> Slart: Yes, but hard links duplicate size.  I'd want to keep the same locations, just only use 1 bit of space.
[17:09] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : hi again :) http://www.tonysfreeware.com/images/DirectoryPrint2.jpg
[17:09] <VirusTB> !bit
[17:09] <Slart> bobbob1016: sure about that?
[17:09] <boss_mc> mrken1: open an audio player, and set something playing
[17:09] <izap> erUSUL: http://pastebin.org/3029
[17:09] <nowai__> how would I limit a network interface's data speeds?
[17:09] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : something like that , I wanted to generate a data from it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1206962
[17:10] <bobbob1016> Slart: I don't mean "1 bit" i mean one 1x space not 2x or 3x.
[17:10] <boss_mc> mrken1: so you have someting to test with
[17:10] <pygi> yofel, if you're around, that would certainly help :p
[17:10] <Slart> bobbob1016: "hard links duplicat size", are you sure?
[17:10] <VirusTB> prince_jammys:  is MPlayer the "Movie Player"  i ran te command but its still there in Apps>Sound& Video  .. ...  I only want to use VLC
[17:10] <mrken1> boss_mc: ok opened rhythm box music player and started a stream
[17:11] <boss_mc> mrken1: ok, right click and see where the stream is being sent
[17:11] <erUSUL> izap: is a blank cd ?
[17:11] <boss_mc> (riight click on the stream in Volume Control
[17:11] <pw-toxic> unop, now i'm scared and i dont know what to do :D
[17:11] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : does any ubuntu linux application possible to list all the file directory , size , created , file type and etc
[17:11] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: it's probably not mplayer, but 'totem'.
[17:11] <mrken1> boss_mc: stream does not appear in vol control
[17:11] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: ls -l generates a listing
[17:12] <bobbob1016> Slart: Pretty sure
[17:12] <mrken1> boss_mc: yes I'm showing all streams
[17:12] <erUSUL> !cli | ubuntunewbie
[17:12] <bobbob1016> Slart: Although google-ing is giving me mixed answers
[17:12] <Slart> bobbob1016: I'm pretty sure that you've got it wrong
[17:12] <dreamy_> did anyone ever switched hyperz on a radeon 7000 ?
[17:13] <VirusTB> !totem
[17:13] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : oh , but I wanted it to print into a text file on order.
[17:13] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: do the same command as before, but with totem
[17:13] <Paddy_NI> !botabuse | virusTB
[17:13] <boss_mc> mrken1: hmmmm, ok, that suggests you havn't got rhythmbox (and maybe ubuntu) set to use pulse
[17:13] <VirusTB> Hey! Paddy_NI  :( im not abusing it!
[17:13] <boss_mc> mrken1: system->prefernces->sound
[17:13] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: just redirect the output to a text file « ls -l > file.txt » you can add optons to ls to sort the output or change what it list
[17:14] <boss_mc> mrken1: set things to pulseaudio sound server
[17:14] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: see the man page of ls
[17:14] <yofel> pygi: back
[17:14] <erUSUL> ubuntunewbie: « man ls »
[17:14] <prince_jammys> VirusTB: just /msg ubottu totem for example, when you want bot factoids for yourself.
[17:14] <pygi> yofel, wb :P
[17:14] <pygi> yofel, can we please solve this? :P
[17:14] <pygi> I'll help you with any cd-recording question on linux, possible or impossible :D
[17:14] <mrken1> boss_mc: done
[17:14] <boss_mc> mrken1: do the test buttons work there?
[17:15] <ubuntunewbie> erUSUL : ok now reading :)
[17:15] <boss_mc> mrken1: do they start a stream in Volume Control?
[17:15] <izap> erUSUL: no..it deff has something in it
[17:15] <mrken1> boss_mc: yes but no sound emitted
[17:15] <boss_mc> mrken1: ok, watch the output devices tab for a volume bar when you click test
[17:16] <mrken1> boss_mc: playback tab has gnome-sound-properties: audiotest wave at 100%; nothing new under output devices
[17:17] <yofel> pygi: hehe, did you try to restart notify-osd?
[17:17] <Alvinware> Is Freenode-#Ubuntu safe from being attacked by flood-of-IM?
[17:17] <mrken1> boss_mc: still nothing from rhythmbox
[17:18] <VirusTB> How do i tell if I can install an App. from AppDB with WIne?
[17:18] <pygi> yofel, pkill notify-osd ; notify-osd? :P
[17:18] <erUSUL> izap: i see some bug reports with the same issue but no workaround or fix :| sorry
[17:18] <Slart> VirusTB: check the rating of the app
[17:18] <prince_jammys> Alvinware: try #freenode
[17:18] <yofel> pygi: try to run it in a terminal, so 'pkill notify-osd; /usr/lib/notify-osd/notify-osd'
[17:18] <VirusTB> Slart:  well i dont se a rating :S http://bit.ly/T2FUY
[17:18] <bobbob1016> Slart: No big deal, I found a selection thing, I don;t need the duplicates, so I deleted them.  Thanks though.
[17:18] <bobbob1016> don't*
[17:18] <Slart> bobbob1016: you're welcome
[17:19] <Slart> VirusTB: at the lower part of that page.. you have a table.. column 3
[17:19] <mrken1> boss_mc: do you think I should worry that only output device is analog even though the soundcard is both analog and digitial but it's supposed to be piping through the HDMI out on the video card?
[17:20] <Alvinware> ubottu: why's that my aMule, and Pidgin automatically terminated with-out my knowledge?
[17:20] <boss_mc> mrken1: ok, unfortunately I g2g, it looks like the steam is being sent to the wrong place by pulse, try changing the stream target
[17:20] <Alvinware> Try #freenode for what?
[17:20] <mrken1> boss_mc: how?
[17:20] <VirusTB> Slart:  ohh that rating! i was looking for 5 stars :P so...then Gold ratings worlk the best with Wine!
[17:20] <Alvinware> wow, bot reporting error too, lol.
[17:20] <boss_mc> mrken1: and analogue digital thing shouldn't be too much of a problem (I think the cards defaut to dual output)
[17:20] <mrken1> boss_mc: only one target listed
[17:21] <oscarinformatica> hola que
[17:22] <erUSUL> !es | oscarinformatica
[17:22] <oscarinformatica> a que bueno tarde
[17:22] <VirusTB> Slart:  ohh that rating! i was looking for 5 stars :P so...then Gold ratings worlk the best with Wine!
[17:23] <mrken1> boss_mc: any last words on changing target when only one output device listed?
[17:23] <boss_mc> mrken1: nothing springs to mind...
[17:23] <erUSUL> VirusTB: platinum works better
[17:23] <erUSUL> VirusTB: ;P
[17:23] <boss_mc> mrken1: sorry
[17:23] <oscarinformatica> a que bueno bien a ubuntu a que pueden installación el juegos como
[17:23] <VirusTB> erUSUL:  thanks
[17:23] <Slart> VirusTB: platinum is the best.. then gold, silver, bronze... there used to be a page about this but I can't find it any more
[17:24] <mrken1> boss_mc:anyone here I can direct a query to?
[17:24] <vlad__> hey guys how can i git rid of root password for now
[17:24] <boss_mc> mrken1: ask in #pulseaudio, they know their stuff (they wrote it!)
[17:24] <erUSUL> vlad__: there is no root passord in ubuntu
[17:24] <vlad__> backtrack
[17:24] <Paddy_NI> !sudo | vlad
[17:24] <mrken1> boss_mc: thanks for the try
[17:24] <vlad__> have 1 set
[17:24] <VirusTB> Slart:  erUSUL: question how to i update my WINE to the newest one? I am on version 1.0.1
[17:24] <boss_mc> mrken1: np
[17:24] <Slart> !wine | VirusTB
[17:25] <erUSUL> VirusTB: add the winehp repo to your sources... instructions in their page
[17:26] <oscarinformatica> a por eso sucede
[17:26] <nicark> Quick question. The 32 bits ubuntu will I be able to make use of the 4GB of ram I have. Or only will be able to with the 64 bits one?
[17:26] <erUSUL> oscarinformatica: no puedes usar español aqui. usa ingles o ve a #ubuntu-es
[17:26] <Threetimes> !es | oscarinformatica
[17:26] <erUSUL> nicark: the later
[17:26] <Slart> nicark: you'll end up using about 3.5 GB with 32bit ubuntu
[17:27] <nicark> erUSUL: Oh, only with the 64 bits one?
[17:27] <Slart> nicark: 64 bit will see the whole 4GB
[17:27] <oscarhacksordo> a que bueno bien
[17:27] <erUSUL> nicark: yes
[17:27] <nicark> Slart: Thanks Slart erUSUL
[17:27] <delly> nicark: 32-bit = max  4 gig ram availon AND max 2 gig per app(which frankly makes more than 2gig ram useless)
[17:27] <oscarhacksordo> a un pregunto a tu saber españal por comunicacion a mi ?
[17:27] <Slart> delly: oh.. ubuntu has a 2GB per app limit too?
[17:27] <prince_jammys> he's not even speaking coherent spanish. just trolling.
[17:28] <pygi> delly, scratch that. 3GB without server kernel :P
[17:28] <erUSUL> delly: o.0!! so you only have one app running at any given time... you are using DOS ;P
[17:28] <pygi> Slart, just install pae-enabled kernel :p
[17:28] <fccf> delly : nicar: Unless your hardware supports PAE .... then 4gigs ram will been seen in 32bit
[17:28] <sebastien_> Hi
[17:28] <Slart> pygi: nah.. I'm running 64bit.. just didn't know about the 2GB per app limit
[17:29] <Virtus> hello
[17:29] <pygi> fccf, I still thinks its 3GB :P
[17:29] <sebastien_> I 've just installed Ubuntu and have some questions
[17:29] <pygi> but what do I know :D
[17:29] <erUSUL> fccf: genrci kernel does not uses pae
[17:29] <robo47> Hi
[17:29] <Virtus> hello all
[17:29] <VirusTB> sebastien ask away
[17:29] <pygi> erUSUL, indeed
[17:29] <pygi> :)
[17:29] <Threetimes> hi, does anybody knows what "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug" means?
[17:29] <Virtus> =)
[17:29] <delly> erUSUL, pygi, fccf: its still 2gig per app, which franky the background system does not use that much
[17:29] <sebastien_> I had also Open Suse 11.1 and I want to "send" all /home/user on Ubuntu Desktop...
[17:30] <robo47> i want to reinstall ubuntu is there a way to "save" der installed packages as debs and use them after reinstall ? i dont want to download 2GB++ after reinstall
[17:30] <pygi> delly, possibly, tho I run many apps :P
[17:30] <pygi> robo47, yes
[17:30] <p-suti> server/ irc.cc.tut.fi
[17:30] <erUSUL> !clone | robo47
[17:30] <oscarhacksordo> virus TB hola buenotarde !!!!!!!!
[17:30] <delly> pygi: well, then 3x
[17:30] <delly> pygi: is usefull
[17:30] <sebastien_> my wife don't want to mount the device every time :/
[17:30] <whatisthe> hey, does anyone have any experience with raid cards in ubuntu?
[17:31] <erUSUL> !nyone | whatisthe
[17:31] <erUSUL> !anyone | whatisthe
[17:31] <oscarhacksordo> a que mi no entiento mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[17:31] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <Threetimes> hi, does anybody knows what "tilp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libticables2.so.1: undefined symbol: usb_debug" means?
[17:32] <whatisthe> ha sorry, i'm trying to configure an areca card and i can't seem to get the web based management to work
[17:32] <mintux> gparted take too long time to show partitions why ?
[17:32] <mrken1> Help me dump windows: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9.04 - 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting also can get test
[17:32] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <Virtus> all are a seagoing people bitch and ïèçäàíóòûå ÷ìàðè ÷òîá âà ñâñåõ â ïèçäó óåáàòü
[17:32] <FloodBot2> Virtus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:33] <Threetimes> mintux: what is "too long"?
[17:33] <mintux> Threetimes time
[17:33] <mintux> sorry
[17:33] <robo47> !automate
[17:33] <mintux> Threetimes seraching partitions
[17:33] <Threetimes> mintux: how long does it take? one minute?
[17:34] <mintux> Threetimes: no for open 5 minute or 10 minutes and each work on partition 2-3 minute or more
[17:34] <oscarhacksordo> hola Otpaxa que alli ubuntu ???
[17:34] <Qtpaxa> ???
[17:35] <Threetimes> That's very long indeed, does the computer work fast otherwise?
[17:35] <defrysk> !es
[17:35] <pygi> yofel, it kindof seems to work now
[17:35] <pygi> at least test notification works...
[17:35] <oscarhacksordo> mmmm
[17:35] <syntax_> How do you install ati drivers on unbuntu?
[17:35] <ufd> anyone notice firefox crashes after installing latest updates ?
[17:35] <techbw> hi I changed the sound theme in ubuntu to a custom setup, the files were ogg files, and it makes a hiss before playing the sounds, now every time I boot, the loud hissing sound comes up, I have deleted the ogg files, as well as restored to default sound config, is there any way that I can get rid of this hissssss, it was fine before changing the sound theme.
[17:35] <erUSUL> defrysk: has recived that factoid many times. it does not listen
[17:36] <erUSUL> !ati | syntax_
[17:36] <whatisthe> no one knows how to configure an areca card :(  whenever i launch the proxy to access the configuration utility through the web it times out after 6 minutes and says could not bind to ip
[17:36] <defrysk> erUSUL, ok thnks
[17:36] <Gnea> !english | oscarhacksordo
[17:36] <prince_jammys> he is trolling. he's not speaking real spanish.
[17:36] <oscarhacksordo> a ok
[17:36] <prince_jammys> i already informed the ops
[17:36] <mrken1> Help me dump windows: no sound on dual boot ubuntu 9.04 - 64bit, intel dma, Codec: Realtek ALC662 rev1, running through HDMI on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 (maybe that's it?), also everything is running through my Onkyo receiver (so it's hdmi out from the NVIDIA to the receiver).  Sound works fine on the Windoze (7) side of things.  Tried all the troubleshooting at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting also can get test
[17:36] <creeed> hello
[17:36] <erUSUL> prince_jammys: indeed
[17:37] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: you should really ditch the "help me dump windows" part.. its aint gonna get you help any faster
[17:37] <arnaldo> #ubuntu-br
[17:37] <Gnea> oscarhacksordo: N\u1ebfu b\u1ea1n bi\u1ebft làm th\u1ebf nào \u0111\u1ec3 giao ti\u1ebfp trong ti\u1ebfng anh, xin vui lòng làm nh\u01b0 v\u1eady. Chúng tôi không có m\u1ed9t kênh ti\u1ebfng vi\u1ec7t.
[17:37] <creeed> how can I allow multiple connections (wired(eth0) and wireless (wlan0)) using Networkmanager
[17:37] <oscarhacksordo> no que soy venezuela se idioma es españal
[17:37] <prince_jammys> !ops | oscarhacksordo : troll, speaking in mock spanish.
[17:38] <fwaokda> is there a app in the repo that'll give me an "places" icon/menu I can put in my desktop panel?
[17:38] <Gnea> prince_jammys: ?!
[17:38] <prince_jammys> Gnea: what?
[17:38] <creeed> wired have a static ip address and wireless get ip via dhcp
[17:38] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: Thanks for the suggestion; it seemed to work before; I'm just trying to communicate my lack of Linux experience; should just just call myself a linux newb?
[17:38] <prince_jammys> bingo
[17:38] <arnaldo> #ubuntu-br
[17:38] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: nope.. just ask your question and people will answer you if they can
[17:38] <arnaldo> #ubuntu-br
[17:38] <Henrik__> How long should fsck take?
[17:38] <pygi> yofel, thanks :P
[17:38] <Gnea> prince_jammys: ah, nvm
[17:39] <erUSUL> creeed: the problem is setting the routes and or load balancing between the two conections. is is an advanced topic
[17:39] <bazhang> arnaldo, /j #ubuntu-br
[17:39] <Gnea> Henrik__: until it's done
[17:39] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: thanks for your suggestion
[17:39] <Gnea> Henrik__: the larger the partition, the longer the time
[17:39] <Henrik__> Seeing random numbers, matrix-like, for several minutts
[17:39] <creeed> erUSUL, do you have some links for me pls
[17:39] <Henrik__> Minutts Even
[17:39] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I am checking the forums for your hardware at the moment
[17:39] <erUSUL> creeed: google: linux advanced routing project
[17:39] <yofel> pygi: np
[17:40] <Gnea> Henrik__: go make a pizza or something, it will finish
[17:40] <bazhang> oscarhacksordo, english here only
[17:40] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: see http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=89f2a276e6579aba168ae61d5bb758cfda57d58a although i just switched over to pulseaudio at someone's suggestion
[17:40] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: could you open a terminal and type "lspci" without quotes and pastebin the output
[17:40] <oscarhacksordo> jejeje a que tu me agergardo a mi cambio no es cerria es a <prince_jammys>
[17:40] <oscarhacksordo> ?
[17:41] <Henrik__> So it's normal to see a lot of random numbers scrolling down while running fsck?
[17:41] <diddy> Is there a way to change the window manager in Gnome?
[17:41] <Paddy_NI> diddy: to what?
[17:41] <jrib> diddy: yes, there is some gconf setting.  Usually you should check the documentation for the window manager you want to use
[17:41] <diddy> To anything. I can not find the menu for that.
[17:41] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: pastebin?
[17:42] <Bala> hi everyone
[17:42] <Paddy_NI> !paste | mrken1
[17:42] <Gnea> Henrik__: yes
[17:42] <mirsal> Do anyone of you own a Clevo TN120 series tablet or an ASUS eeeTOP ?
[17:42] <grawity> diddy: It's in gconf, /desktop/gnome/session/required_components
[17:42] <mrken1> !paste
[17:42] <Bala> anyone help me plz my headphone sound low all volumes r high............
[17:42] <diddy> grawity, Thx but it can not be done in the Gnome GUI?
[17:42] <Henrik__> Thanks gnea!
[17:42] <grawity> diddy: Install gconf-editor.
[17:43] <yesitisjustme> If laptop has no cdrom can i connect laptop harddrive to desktop install there and then put laptop harddrive back to laptop, will it detect the new hardware?
[17:43] <grawity> yesitisjustme: It should.
[17:43] <yesitisjustme> ok
[17:43] <yesitisjustme> thanks
[17:44] <Bala> anyone knw how to increse?
[17:44] <mrken1> Paddy_NI:http://paste.ubuntu.com/222059/
[17:44] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: okay.. just a moment
[17:44] <diddy> grawity, Thx.
[17:47] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: Join me in having a read through this and let me know what you have tried or not tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449&highlight=Intel+Corporation+82801G
[17:47] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: seems to solve problems for most people
[17:47] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok
[17:49] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: on that one I got up to step 3 (which pointed to a dead link); so instead I did everything at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[17:49] <MrAl3n> Hello guys = )
[17:49] <dr__house> HI all, I use Ubuntu 8.10. Suddenly about 15 minutes back my keyboard stopped functioning. No key stroke was being detected, not even the ctrl, alt, shift keys. I am on KDE right now. I am sorry if I am being very restless here, but I am not able to figure out what the problem is. Can anyone help me?
[17:49] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: I think it's pretty similar (except no dead links)
[17:49] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: okay I see
[17:51] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: then someone told me to switch everything in under sound prefs to PulseAudio and install the pulseaudio controller (which I did). but that didn't seem to get us much further
[17:51] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: This was more along the lines of what I was looking for http://thio4linux.wordpress.com/2007/10/06/intel-hda-intel-corporation-82801g/
[17:51] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I dont believe that is your problem with that sound hardware
[17:52] <Paddy_NI> I have had issues with that in the past and pulseaudio did not solve anything
[17:52] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: so should I uninstall anything?
[17:52] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: before doing the steps on the thio4linux page?
[17:52] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: no.. dont worry about uninstalling anything right now
[17:52] <Paddy_NI> it will not matter mrken1 :)
[17:53] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok, So give me a sec to follow steps at thio4linux
[17:53] <hybrid> is kernel 2.6.30 supposed to have x-fi support out of the box?
[17:53] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I will hang about.. going out for a smoke right now though
[17:53] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: enjoy: thx
[17:54] <dr__house> pardon me if I am being restless here. But I am a gsoc student and I am currently stuck in the middle of things. Can anyone please help me?
[17:54] <linuxguy2009> mrken1: Your having issues with an X-Fi audio card?
[17:54] <Crsim> have you tsssriedssss the aplha
[17:54] <kins> my ubuntu9.04 restarts immediately after sys goes down in hibernate or suspend..could someone help
[17:55] <linuxguy2009> kins: Do you have all updates installed?
[17:55] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: im trying the kernel out cause i read that it is supposed to make full surround possible, but seems like it doesn't work out of the box
[17:56] <kins> ya my sys is uptodate
[17:56] <phasegen> how do I stop ubuntu from asking for the default keyring every time I boot?  I want it to connect automatically.
[17:57] <linuxguy2009>  hybrid: Oh I see. Have you checked the volume mixer window to see if there are switches for the plyback mode. For example my onboard audio has modes for headphones, 6channel, 8 channel etc.
[17:57] <pw-toxic> can i downgrade an ext4 filesystem to ext3? :D
[17:58] <erUSUL> dr__house: nothing in the logs that can explain it ?
[17:58] <dr3mro> is there a free server to host modified linux iso file
[17:58] <linuxguy2009> dr3mro: seriously doubt anyone is willing to pay for your bandwidth. So no.
[17:59] <brian> im looking into some software so i can plug in my external hd and do a system backup anyone got and ideas
[17:59] <Slart> dr3mro: use a free tracker and torrents
[17:59] <soreau> phasegen: I don't think there is a way with the gui. You'd have to disable the network management from startup and have a script connect for you instead. Also, if you figure out how to bypass it, I'd love to know how
[17:59] <erUSUL> !backup | brian
[17:59] <fwaokda> anyone here use ubuntu to develop apps for RIMs blackberry?
[17:59] <linuxguy2009> brian: A live CD boot and Part Image.
[17:59] <Slart> dr3mro: you'll still have do do the original seeding.. but perhaps some users will help distributing it
[18:00] <phasegen> soreau: thank you for the info.
[18:00] <brian> wow a+ on response
[18:00] <Paddy_NI> dr3mro: dropbox allows you to store and share up to 2gb with a free account.. as does ubuntuone
[18:00] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: i can't get any sound out of it at the moment at all, i'm not sure i fully understood how this is supposed to work, am i supposed to still get the crappy drivers from creative, or are they in the kernel?
[18:00] <diffred> hi! anyone can help me building a "hello world" makefile (C++) with the following directory structure? http://pastie.org/551263
[18:01] <dr__house> erUSUL: thanks for the response. I am on KDE right now, can you please tell me where I can find the system logs on KDE?
[18:01] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: should I be worried that the thio4linux page is for audio controller rev 02 and mine is audio controller rev 01?
[18:01] <deany> Paddy_NI, and a further 3gb if you get enough people to sign up :)
[18:01] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: no its okay
[18:01] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Should be in the kernel I seriously dought creative even has any linux drivers to speak of.
[18:01] <Paddy_NI> deany: heh.. I did not know that :)
[18:01] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok back to work
[18:01] <dr3mro> i created a modified ubuntu jaunty with default dust theme and awn and global menu with some games and many many many apps that made iso 3.7 GB
[18:01] <erUSUL> dr__house: via terminal they are in /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog
[18:02] <gatton> how come vlc plays the sound but flash videos on youtube don't ?? I just installed Xubuntu
[18:02] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: There are a few sites that have compatible hardware lists.Might want to check them. Also can google for your issue Im sure there are lots of others with the same issue with that card.
[18:02] <gatton> I also have xubuntu-restricted-exras installed
[18:02] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Are you on 9.04?
[18:02] <diddy> Which package do I need to install for emacs? There is so many.
[18:02] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: yes
[18:02] <erUSUL> diddy: install just emacs
[18:03] <erUSUL> !info emacs | diddy
[18:03] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it
[18:03] <lollo3011> how to mount a partition using terminal? it's like "mount /dev/sda1", but it's not
[18:03] <diddy> erUSUL, Thx.
[18:03] <erUSUL> lollo3011: mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mount/point
[18:04] <Slart> lollo3011: man mount, you'll need a mountpoint too
[18:04] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Someone on google mentions that creative does have linux drivers. Whats the exact model you have?
[18:04] <lollo3011> what is /mount/point for? wait i see man mount
[18:05] <Saramago> holas ¿alguien habla español?
[18:05] <dr__house> erUSUL: What should I be looking for? Any keyword that will give me a clue?
[18:05] <Slart> lollo3011: the mount point is the place where your drive ends up.. it's usually /media/something  or /mnt/something
[18:05] <erUSUL> lollo3011: is the directory on your fil system tree you want the files contained in the partition to appear
[18:05] <Slart> !es | Saramago
[18:05] <NEBAP> hi, can somebody tell me where I can find the CCSM to change the settings?
[18:05] <erUSUL> dr__house: not really... search backwards for some serious error related to the keyboard
[18:05] <Slart> !ccsm | NEBAP
[18:05] <jrib> !ccsm | NEBAP
[18:05] <Notengonik> anda y donde estoy?
[18:05] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: you think the step 2 drivers, libs, and utils are avail from a newer site?  I can't get through to www-old.alsa-project.org
[18:06] <Saramago> thanks slart
[18:06] <lollo3011> so i want to mount /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda3 at the start up, what  i've to write to the .sh fille?
[18:06] <Notengonik> [Saramago] hablas español?
[18:06] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: I will have a look
[18:06] <Slart> NEBAP: if you install the compizconfig-settings-manager it will end up up the system-menu, preferences
[18:06] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:06] <Saramago> si notegonik
[18:06] <Notengonik> por favor alguien habla español?
[18:06] <NEBAP> Slart: thank you
[18:06] <Saramago> soy de santiago de chile
[18:06] <bjb1959> I get an error starting firefox. Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system. have to killall firefox each time why?
[18:06] <Saramago> y tu?
[18:06] <enigma415> hey hows it going guys?
[18:07] <Notengonik> [Saramago] soy Española,me puedes decir donde estoy?
[18:07] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: try these yet? http://opensource.creative.com/soundcard.html
[18:07] <erUSUL> !es | Notengonik
[18:07] <jrib> Saramago, Notengonik: #ubuntu-es please
[18:07] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Download
[18:07] <Saramago> notengonick si quieres hacer consultas sobre ubuntu en español anda a #ubuntu-es
[18:07] <erUSUL> Notengonik: entra en el canal #ubuntu-es
[18:07] <jrib> bjb1959: try disabling your extensions
[18:07] <hybrid> linuxboy2009: i have xtremegamer EMU20K1, yes but those are really old and buggy
[18:07] <Notengonik> [erUSUL] gracias,de todas formas donde estoy es solo curiosidad
[18:08] <bjb1959> jrib. I don't have any installed
[18:08] <diffred> hi! anyone can help me building a "hello world" makefile (C++) with the following directory structure? http://pastie.org/551263 thanks!
[18:08] <Notengonik> tela mariñeira
[18:08] <lollo3011> Slart when i mount /dev/sda1 it appear like in /media/disk and the other one /media/disk-1
[18:08] <jrib> bjb1959: close all instances of firefox and run it from a terminal
[18:08] <erUSUL> Notengonik: Es el canal de ayuda para suarios de ubuntu. Pero aqui solo se puede hablar ingles.
[18:08] <Slart> lollo3011: yes?
[18:08] <Notengonik> como aprender inglés en cuatro días yupiiiiiiiii
[18:08] <dr__house> erUSUL: no error messages as such
[18:08] <lollo3011> yes
[18:08] <erUSUL> dr__house: :|
[18:08] <Notengonik> [erUSUL] gracias
[18:08] <forester> Hi, I've just installed ubuntu server on a headless machine. I'd like to use x forwarding (i.e., using ssh -X ...) to use things like emacs and other useful gui programs. Do I also need to install x11 to see these non-terminal based programs? Thanks!
[18:08] <enigma415> How many repo's do I need to install a simple app such as Code::Blocks? (Ive been trying to install that for a little while now)
[18:08] <lollo3011> now i see if it mount something
[18:08] <spider48014> hi, I have a problem with download helper, the firefox complement, it onlyx works with youyube, no with google videos
[18:09] <erUSUL> dr__house: then i can not figure out why your keyboard stoped working...
[18:09] <enigma415> (sorry, Code::Blocks isn't a app, its a framework, but still)
[18:09] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: thanks, when I'm supposed to move/mkdir /usr/src/alsa, is usr really 'usr' or is it mrken/src/alsa?
[18:09] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: no it is really usr
[18:09] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: http://support.creative.com/downloads/welcome.aspx?nDriverType=-1#type_-1
[18:10] <dr__house> erUSUL: will it help if I paste the log messages to you?
[18:10] <bjb1959> jrib. i did killall and ran firefox from terminal and then closed firefox but the terminal doesn't go to a prompt unless I use ctrl+z
[18:10] <lollo3011> wait wait. I've to mount a partition (/dev/sda1) at the start up of ubuntu, but i need to do it as amministrator. WIll a terminal start when i log on?  i don't want this
[18:10] <Hisham> Hello Everyone
[18:10] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Linux driver source there. Looks like you have to build it or whatever. I didnt see a pre built deb there.
[18:10] <jrib> bjb1959: no output ?
[18:10] <erUSUL> dr__house: doubt it... the error should be evident ...
[18:11] <erUSUL> Notengonik: you are wellcome
[18:11] <bjb1959> jrib, no output and if I try to start it I get the error again
[18:11] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: thank you but its the same drivers... according to http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/...2.6.30-git8.log x-fi should be supported?
[18:11] <Hisham> The Torrent File for UBUNTU SERVER 8.04 i386 on http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt is missing!!! Help Plz
[18:11] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: do I just want the latest driver (1.0.19)?
[18:11] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: 404 not found
[18:12] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: yes
[18:12] <erUSUL> Hisham: no it is not missing
[18:12] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/snapshots/patch-2.6.30-git8.log
[18:12] <bjb1959> jrib, I use kde 4.2.4 if that makes any difference. if I log in using gnome it doesn't happen so it may have something to do with that although I don't know what.
[18:12] <Hisham> erUSUL: Well then it is not downloading :(
[18:12] <Slart> Hisham: look here http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04/
[18:12] <erUSUL> Hisham: sorry you are right ... i get 404
[18:12] <Paddy_NI> lollo3011: use this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-manager-user-friendly-management-of-disks-and-partitions.html
[18:13] <linuxguy2009> hybrid:  Yeah it looks that way.
[18:13] <enigma415> When it comes to programming languages, what should I use: C/C++, Python, or Ruby on Rails (for wxWidgets/wxGTK2.*)?
[18:13] <lollo3011> ty i'll try, now my battery is running off
[18:13] <Hisham> erUSUL: Well is there some Official Person to look after it !
[18:13] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:13] <Slart> erUSUL: they've somehow messed up either the directory names or the links.. none of the torrent links for 8.04 works..
[18:13] <Slart> Hisham: use my link.. it has working links on it
[18:13] <erUSUL> Slart: yep 8.04.3 not 2 is the current release
[18:14] <linduxed> what is MS active directory, why do some people care, and most importantly, is there an ubuntu equivalent?
[18:14] <peter_> 567788
[18:14] <Hisham> erUSUL: Hmm it am downloading Ubuntu Server 9.04 for now but Will Neeed 8.04 badly :(
[18:14] <erUSUL> Hisham: use the url Slart gave you
[18:14] <bumblebee> hello, is there any way where i could run mac osx applications on ubuntu without having to install mac os x either as a guest os or natively on a intel dual core
[18:14] <erUSUL> Hisham: it works
[18:15] <erUSUL> bumblebee: no
[18:15] <eoeas1> linduxed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_directory
[18:15] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: You absolutely sure the drivers at opensource creative site are the same and no good?
[18:15] <debac1e> linduxed: in order: 1) http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+microsoft+active+directory 2) because it makes some things simpler in a network, 3) surely, and likely not specific to ubuntu, but I don't know what it is
[18:16] <bjb1959> jrib, any ideas?
[18:16] <bumblebee> well has anyone tried installing mac osx and ubuntu on a dual boot machine
[18:16] <enigma415> When it comes to programming languages, what should I use: C/C++, Python, or Ruby on Rails (for  wxWidgets/wxGTK2.*)?
[18:16] <Hisham> Slart: Well Thanks Man !!
[18:16] <Slart> Hisham: you're welcome
[18:16] <linduxed> debac1e: well ill check that out
[18:16] <Slart> enigma415: that would depend entirely on what you're writing..
[18:16] <enigma415> Do I have to learn how to use this OS all by my self?
[18:16] <Hisham> erUSUL: And thanks for helping me out i nearly Missed Slart's link :P
[18:16] <eoeas> enigma415: depends what you want to do? easy = python, hardware = C
[18:16] <hybrid> yes, they are reverse enginered from some test files for DOS
[18:16] <debac1e> enigma415: depends a lot on personal preference and what libraries you're working with (wx has good bindings for c/c++ and python, in particular)
[18:17] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: You should call creative tech support and see if they can point you in the right direction. Seriously dought they will be any help whatsoever but its worth a try.
[18:17] <enigma415> ultimately, I want performance apps
[18:17] <enigma415> wihtout resorting to assembly
[18:17] <enigma415> (not yet anyways :P)
[18:17] <Slart> enigma415: C/C++ then.. throw in some asm for good measure
[18:17] <debac1e> enigma415: I'm having a lot of fun with python, and knowing c/c++ lets you rewrite bits that are speed-critical
[18:17] <enigma415> what is the performance diff?
[18:17] <eoeas> enigma415: then C is your choice (or maybe the mysterious Ada)
[18:17] <Slart> enigma415: or go with something that can adapt to whatever it is running on.. in some cases that might make it faster than a static app
[18:18] <kZen> asu
[18:18] <AK93> who is here?
[18:18] <Slart> enigma415: <-----------> that's the difference between python and C++ .. (not to scale)
[18:18] <enigma415> lol
[18:18] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:18] <AK93> ?
[18:19] <eoeas> enigma415: Mind you, performance doesn't always mean reliable.
[18:19] <debac1e> enigma415: the speed difference is over-estimated in many cases, and the importance of developer-efficiency is under-estimated
[18:19] <VonRonsenburg> I'm having some trouble connecting an box to my home network. When I try to setup a connection automatically from a fresh install I get an error saying my Network autoconfiguration failed with it suggesting my network is not using the DHCP protocol.
[18:19] <eoeas> debac1e: Agree!
[18:19] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: Soon there will be no need for any of this as the ALSA team and kernel team are working hard on integrating them into the core Linux system. Watch out for this in Karmic Koala (see bottom of post)! http://www.fusetext.com/2009/05/ubuntu-linux-creative-sound-blaster-x-fi-driver-installation-how-to/
[18:19] <enigma415> when it comes to games, performance  >= functionality
[18:19] <Slart> enigma415: if you're looking for performance you'd be better off educating the programmer.. in the end that is what will make the difference
[18:20] <enigma415> im teaching myself
[18:20] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: do you have a DHCP server running? e.g. a properly configured (usually by default) linksys, dlink, etc. router?
[18:20] <enigma415> i just need to know what language i should use with my new os
[18:20] <Slart> enigma415: if you're learning... use both
[18:20] <enigma415> C++ or python
[18:20] <debac1e> enigma415: if it doesn't work, it doesn't matter how fast it doesn't work
[18:20] <enigma415> ur right
[18:20] <enigma415> lol
[18:21] <enigma415> i should learn both, but for now i just want one language for defualt development
[18:21] <soreau> bumblebee: http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/07/30/0230204
[18:21] <Slart> enigma415: and for the love of all that is clean and newly washed stop with the lol and 'u'
[18:21] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: I'm relatively sure that it's properly configured. I'm using an ASUS router that I flashed with dd-wrt and the default network address server settings are DCHP Server.
[18:21] <edbian> enigma415: Depends what you want.  Python is easy to write.  C is fast
[18:21] <eoeas> Slart: lolk
[18:21] <enigma415> Python is interpretive language, right?
[18:22] <sebsebseb> !lol |  enigma415  Slart
[18:22] <debac1e> enigma415: every good programmer I've known has known 5+ programming languages, trying to just pick one is the wrong approach
[18:22] <OttifantSir> I can't mount NFS-shares. I followed this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and every other time I have had to do it, it's worked immediately. From my laptop(wifi) I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221741/ when I run rpcinfo -p <server>, but on wired media-PC it hangs. I am connected to a SAMBA-share on the server, and can watch lag-free AVI-files, but no answer from the command
[18:22] <edbian> enigma415: Yeah, interpretive, Iterative, Softly-typed
[18:22] <enigma415> sorry... its habit from warcraft III
[18:22] <debac1e> enigma415: if you want to get started and even want to do games, and don't know much programming already, learning both c++ and python is a good approach, imho
[18:22] <sebsebseb> !ot |  enigma415  debac1e
[18:23] <linuxguy2009> Its against the rules to laugh here people you should know better. offtopic shame shame. Lord is there anything we are allowed to do here. man.
[18:23] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: I tried continueing with the install and attempting to alter /etc/network/interfaces myself to add a static address as well hoping it would connect but I've yet to get this box to connect.
[18:23] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: just to double check, do you have another computer on the network that uses DHCP and works?
[18:23] <Slart> linuxguy2009: cry in silence.. but only in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:23] <enigma415> well, before i chose to change os from windows vista to linux ubuntu, i was writing fluent C#.NET and not-too-bad C++
[18:24] <linuxguy2009> ubottu is putin the smack down today
[18:24] <smoo2> hello, im trying to sort out screen resolution issues using dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg but it doesnt actually ask me anything about my monitor / graphics card. It exits after a few questions about my keyboard (which is working, obv) - any way to force it to ask about the monitor?
[18:24] <sebsebseb> !mono |  enigma415
[18:24] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: the laptop I'm on currently is setup and working via DHCP
[18:24] <hybrid> linuxguy2009: interesting post, it says it will first come in 2.6.31 while the logs for 2.6.30 said in a way that it was there already..., i am running 2.6.30 right now and 2.6.31 is in RC stage
[18:24] <Slart> enigma415: take a look at mono.. I think it's .net for linux or something like that
[18:24] <ivan_> hey so my new ubuntu is coming along nicely. but the last thing is I need to find is the graphics driver. I've tried looking everywhere but i just cant find a geforce 9600m gs driver for linux. can anyone give some pointers please?
[18:24] <debac1e> VonRonsenburg: I'm not an ubuntu expert and don't know where to direct you from here, sorry
[18:24] <philf> !tab|steven_
[18:25] <VonRonsenburg> debac1e: Okay, thanks anyway! :)
[18:25] <Slart> enigma415: http://mono-project.com
[18:25] <enigma415> i dont like .net
[18:25] <sebsebseb> enigma415: good
[18:25] <Slart> enigma415: oh.. ok.. nevermind my link then
[18:25] <linuxguy2009> Oh I see it was slart that doesnt approve of laughing here. hmm
[18:25] <enigma415> too attached to the evil microsoft
[18:25] <linuxguy2009> my bad
[18:25] <smoo2> why doesnt dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg ask me about screen resolutions?
[18:25] <Slart> linuxguy2009: yes.. I'm the bad one.. hiding behind ubottu
[18:25] <linuxguy2009> hybrid: yeah looks like its in the process of getting done.
[18:25] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: How are things going man?
[18:26] <TheChuckster> hi! is there a way to repair an ubuntu installation without losing my documents (home directory)? i wasn't smart and i didn't put the home directory on a separate partition like i was supposed to
[18:26] <Notengonik> [ubottu] disculpa,no hablo ingles
[18:26] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: still installing libraries
[18:26] <sebsebseb> !es |  Notengonik
[18:26] <enigma415> so what do i need, besides wxgtk2.8.tar.gz for installing wxWidgets?
[18:26] <Slart> TheChuckster: you can boot from a live cd and access the documents from there
[18:26] <edbian> TheChuckster: Almost definitely!
[18:26] <TheChuckster> by repair i mean reinstall
[18:26] <edbian> TheChuckster: Be more specific.  What are you trying to do?
[18:26] <Paddy_NI> mrken1: sure thing... I am just popping out for another smoke.. just in case you where wondering :)
[18:26] <TheChuckster> right
[18:27] <Slart> TheChuckster: you might be able to reinstall and use the current /home but it's easy to miss something and then it's gone for real
[18:27] <TheChuckster> well unresolved dependencies and updates and leftover files plague my system
[18:27] <edbian> TheChuckster: Do you NEED to reinstall?  What about the system isn't working?
[18:27] <ivan_> so... anyone know any nvidia linux drivers?
[18:27] <debac1e> enigma415: you should probably try #wx (or #wxwidgets or whatever they call it), ##c++, #python, etc. since you're not talking about ubuntu anymore
[18:27] <linuxguy2009> Paddy_NI: Ah no smakong. Give you cancer.
[18:27] <NEBAP> is the eclipse version 3.2.2 the actual one for ubuntu?
[18:27] <mrken1> Paddy_NI: ok, thanks for checking in on me
[18:27] <TheChuckster> i can't update my system and it's just a piece of junk
[18:27] <edbian> TheChuckster: You're just 1 step ahead of my questions! :)