[02:45] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, IDK where Menu Sound is
[02:45] <dazjorz> chrisb62: makes performance a little bit better etc - though you can use ext4 by changing the mount options in /etc/fstab
[02:45] <xorred> so this tutorial basicallyl just restores lost grub, right?
[02:45] <chrisb62> is there a tutorial to do that?
[02:45] <dazjorz> chrisb62: all ext versions are forward and backward compatible etc
[02:45] <benje> systeme menu > preferences > sound or similar
[02:45] <xorred> I need to re-setup, kinda re-scan for the windows partition, find it, add to grub...
[02:45] <chrisb62> that is so awesome
[02:45] <zaidka> xorred: try this http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[02:45] <dazjorz> it is ;)
[02:45] <xorred> also add my linux parition and boot option..
[02:46] <xorred> thank you, but that will nto work
[02:46] <zaidka> xorred: if that doesn't work.. then try the following: set windows partition as active using System->Administrator->partition editor
[02:46] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> Sound Preferences / Devices Tab / Sound Events / Soound Playback = Autodetect
[02:46] <xorred> k, here are the new partitions: sda1 - swap, sda2 - extended, inside of it - sda5 - root of linux, then sda3 - windows, sda4 - windows
[02:46] <zaidka> xorred: and then once your windows starts wroking again, reinstall ubuntu (deleting the exiting ubuntu parition)
[02:47] <chrisb62> so in fstab i can just change the part that says ext3 to ext4 and thats it or what?
[02:47] <zaidka> xorred: wow that won't work
[02:47] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> Sound Preferences / Devices Tab / Music and Movies/ Sound Playback = Autodetect
[02:47] <xorred> well it worked before
[02:47] <zaidka> xorred: you can't boot from an extended parition
[02:47] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu:default mixer ?
[02:47] <xorred> how was I booting before from it?
[02:48] <xorred> see, there are linux files inside when I mount it
[02:48] <zaidka> xorred: i abolutly have no idea... but maybe windows parition wasn't extended
[02:48] <xorred> the linux I just installed
[02:48] <dazjorz> chrisb62: yep... then reboot :)
[02:48] <eseven73> dooner, im getting close, now I see my home folders using user userftp but cant create any folders, I really need it to access /var/www/wordpress/*  hang on ill post the config to pastebin
[02:48] <xorred> no, windows wasnt extended
[02:48] <Sublevel_4> : quesiton from a noob : anyone know what driver i have to install for an ati rage xl video card.
[02:48] <chrisb62> dazjorz: thank you very much!
[02:48] <xorred> sda3 and 4 are out of the sda2 extended
[02:48] <dazjorz> chrisb62: no problem ;)
[02:48] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> Default Mixer Tracks / Device: Intell 82801DB-ICH4 (Alsa mixer)
[02:48] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: which is your hardware ? lspci | grep audio . is it a particular config ? notebook or .. ?
[02:49] <xorred> sda1(swap), sda2(extended(sda5)), sda3(w), sda4(w)
[02:49] <xorred> sda5 = linux
[02:49] <zaidka> aha so that's why
[02:49] <xorred> can I pastebin my grub.lst
[02:49] <eseven73> dooner, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163228
[02:49] <zaidka> you also need linux partiion to be primary
[02:49] <pizzledizzle> trying to load fuse.ko with modprobe and its telling me it's not found even though im in the same dir with fuse.ko
[02:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, IDK what you are asking me
[02:49] <xorred> but it was not primary
[02:49] <vertagano> xorred: Any reason why you can't just add sda6 back?
[02:49] <CuriosTiger> Hi all.
[02:49] <xorred> zaidka: it was not primary
[02:50] <burntresistor> i heard of virtual box is it capable of running adobe premiere?
[02:50] <CuriosTiger> So...is Ubuntu (or Xfce possibly) incapable of understanding that when I change my resolution inside XFCE, I want that change to persist
[02:50] <CuriosTiger> I don't want it reverting back to 800x600 every time I log out
[02:50] <xorred> well ... there was sda5 (old linux I deleted it) then there was sda6 (new swap) - I deleted sda5 and sda6, and resized the new it became sda5
[02:50] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, IDK what you are asking me
[02:50] <zaidka> i dont know how it was.. you need both windws and linux partition as primary (assuming you have grub on your linux partition)
[02:50] <vertagano> CuriosTiger: It should remember your resolution. Mine does.
[02:50] <xorred> no it was not primary before?
[02:51] <didimus> CrunchBang is just plain excellent
[02:51] <xorred> and it worked
[02:51] <CuriosTiger> vertagano: Oh, it remembers when I log back in
[02:51] <kronopio> criptio
[02:51] <kronopio> oops
[02:51] <CuriosTiger> but the flash back to 800x600 for the login screen is *quite* annoying
[02:51] <zaidka> xorred: then what happend when it stopped working?
[02:51] <CuriosTiger> this stuff belongs in 1988, not 2009
[02:51] <kronopio> How do I load rss subscriptions
[02:51] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: i want you type commande lspci | grep audio and if it's a particular computer
[02:51] <CuriosTiger> (and this is on a fresh install of Xubuntu 9.04 -- under vmware, which admittedly doesn't like 9.04 yet)
[02:51] <xorred> well it just grub error 22
[02:51] <benje> CuriosTiger: try to fix resolution in xorg
[02:52] <vertagano> CuriosTiger: Hrm. I don't know of a *good* fix for that, but if you removed 800x600 from xorg.conf, it should stop that.
[02:52] <benje> the refresh must not be well detected
[02:52] <CuriosTiger> xorg.conf has the right resolution
[02:52] <xorred> I used gparted
[02:52] <xorred> on live ubuntu
[02:52] <WIGGMPk> When I try to run firefox nothing happens (besides the wheel spinning) so I tried from the command line and got this error:(firefox:6323): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "ubuntulooks", Bus error
[02:52] <xorred> to delete old linux, then delete old swap
[02:52] <xorred> resize new ubuntu to take their place left and right
[02:52] <kronopio> how do I subscribe to the UK paper the Gaurdian in thunderbird
[02:52] <maxwave3> burntresistor: virtualization software is usually not great with memory or cpu intensive software
[02:53] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, greg@Gateway:~$ lspci | grep audio
[02:53] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> 00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 03)
[02:53] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> greg@Gateway:~$
[02:53] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: i want to see if there no error when inseting audio module
[02:53] <CuriosTiger> actually, I take that back
[02:53] <vertagano> burntresister: Virtual machines are best on processors that support hardware virtualization.
[02:53] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: by using "dmesg" command
[02:53] <CuriosTiger> xorg.conf contains very little
[02:53] <CuriosTiger> What actually displays the Xubuntu login screen?
[02:53] <CuriosTiger> is that gdm still?
[02:53] <didimus> xorg.cong i believe is now largely bypassed
[02:54] <kronopio> mmm
[02:54] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, , I know very little about Ubuntu
[02:54] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: virtualmachine  Xubuntu? what why?
[02:54] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: paste what dmesg tell you ;)
[02:54] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: why not put on a hard disk for real :)
[02:54] <vertagano> CuriosTiger: xorg.conf will be respected if you fill it in, but a mostly blank file makes the settings be detected automagically.
[02:54] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: you can try alsamixer too to check volume control
[02:54] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: Because I run Mac OS X on this computer "for real"
[02:54] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> !pastebin
[02:55] <xorred> hehe I fixed it using first link
[02:55] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: You can spare me the fanboiism, btw.
[02:55] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: oh ok that explains it, but   dual booting Ubuntu is also possible
[02:55] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: do your computer is a standard pc or exotic config like netbook ?
[02:55] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: Why would I want to dualboot? That means having to shut down all Mac OS X apps every time I want to run a Linux one
[02:55] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: and  Xubuntu uses GDM
[02:55] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: ok fair enough
[02:55] <CuriosTiger> with virtualization, I have Ubuntu in a separate Spaces space -- I can switch to it with the click of a button
[02:56] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163229/
[02:56] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: parrales for  Mac exists  commerical though  and  there's  Virtualbox for Mac as well
[02:56] <didimus> i would HIGHLY recommend VirtualBox
[02:56] <CuriosTiger> dualbooting, too, does not belong in 2009. It belongs around 1995. :)
[02:56] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, it is a Gateway Laptop
[02:56] <CuriosTiger> sebseb: And there's VMware Fusion, which works great.
[02:56] <didimus> i use it A LOT and am blown away by it's performance\
[02:56] <CuriosTiger> Parallels and VirtualBox do not have updated Xorg drivers for Ubuntu 9.04 either
[02:56] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, it is a Gateway Laptop #4520
[02:56] <jdu> qemu works fine
[02:56] <vertagano> CuriosTiger: I'm with you. I had a virtual Xubuntu box on my Windows machine for years.
[02:56] <CuriosTiger> and VirtualBox is not as reliable as either Parallels or Fusion
[02:56] <sebsebseb> didimus: same here normalley, but  VMware fusioh is probably better than the others really on a Mac
[02:56] <didimus> i use CrunchBang Linux with VirtualBox a lot
[02:56] <kronopio> where are my bookmarks?
[02:57] <jon23d> is there any advantage to virtualbox over vmware
[02:57] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, it is a Gateway #4520GZ laptop
[02:57] <didimus> oh oh... that is true
[02:57] <kronopio> please
[02:57] <CuriosTiger> vertagano: I have a Vista VM on here as well. I no longer have to worry about what platform an app is written for -- I just run whatever works best for the task at hand
[02:57] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger:   XFCE humm,   you can do Ubuntu and Kubuntu in the same install as well by the way, if you would like to
[02:57] <didimus> my friends has that and loves it on his Mac
[02:57] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: I know. I don't like Gnome, and I don't like KDE. XFCE is nice and lightweight, and much more responsive -- especially under a VM
[02:57] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: and I agree dual booting sucks,  but sometimes virtual machines won't cut it
[02:57] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: or Wine
[02:57] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: I'm late to your question. What sort of problem is your sound giving you?
[02:57] <didimus> CuriousTiger...  CrunchBang Linux
[02:57] <koshari1> i want to download nvidia-glx-71 to place in my apt cache to use on an unconnected machine but when i try apt wants to uninstall my current PCs glx-180! how can i add the package to my cache without screwing my current drivers?
[02:58] <PhotoJim> dual booting doesn't suck that badly.
[02:58] <didimus> I HIGHLY recommend
[02:58] <xorred> what happens if I delete all folders and files from /var/log?
[02:58] <xorred> how can I recreate themn?
[02:58] <CuriosTiger> Wine sucks, which is why I run Vista in my Windows VM rather than rely on Wine
[02:58] <steven_> I made the windows on my cube 100% translucent and I forgot how. I want to make them opaque again. How do I do that?
[02:58] <xorred> I just did... :(
[02:58] <CuriosTiger> I mean, Wine is a pretty cool hack, but it's just not compatible with a lot of software
[02:58] <CuriosTiger> same problem with ReactOS
[02:58] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> vertagano, I think benje is helping, but I have NO Audio
[02:58] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: Wine does not suck,  it's just at the moment certain apps need configuring in it
[02:58] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: Read my followup statement
[02:58] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: and ReactOS is very eaearly alpha, and they hardly have any developers
[02:58] <CuriosTiger> but they share a lot of code with Wine
[02:59] <koshari1> steven_: in compixconfig settings manager
[02:59] <jdu> xorred, I have never done that before, but my first inclination is not to worry about it.
[02:59] <steven_> I cannot find it in there. I been looking
[02:59] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: I should give you a link so you can find out more about Wine :)  I have a good link
[02:59] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Do your volume controls show you sliders? I recently had a problem with my sound on Mythbuntu 9.04...
[02:59] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: it's not complete dmesg
[02:59] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: then you will hopefully reolize that Wine  far from sucks
[02:59] <frenzy_usa> xorred: some (most?)  files in /var are created when the computer starts up.
[02:59] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: You should stop trying to educate me about things I already know. I know you mean well, and I appreciate the effort, but seriously -- I've used all of these things you've mentioned in the past, including Wine, and I have pretty good reasons for having made the choices I've made.
[02:59] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: gedit /var/log/dmesg and paste result ;)
[03:00] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I did select all / copy / paste
[03:00] <xorred> yes but they error out - don't get recreated
[03:00] <didimus> CuriousTiger.... VirtualBox with Windows
[03:00] <xorred> it complains on boot that it can't find folders
[03:00] <xorred> ..
[03:00] <sebsebseb> CuriosTiger: whatever all this is  off topic anyway
[03:00] <didimus> there's a topic?
[03:00] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> ok, trying, benje
[03:00] <jdu> xorred, oh.  create the folders
[03:00] <sebsebseb> !ot
[03:00] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> vert, all sliders all the way up and unmuted
[03:00] <xorred> will try to write them down... on next boot then
[03:01] <Technique> Hi im just wondering if anyone might be of help, im running ubuntu and windows xp sharing the same hard drive, is it possible to re-assign more hard drive space for ubuntu???????????
[03:01] <CuriosTiger> sebsebseb: Until the Wine developers get access to Windows source code, they'll have no shot at becoming 100% compatible. Microsoft has far too much stuff that's undocumented. And as long as that remains fact, Wine will continue to suck for compatibility, and will continue to have to develop workarounds and rewrite code for individual applications. This is not the developer's fault; they've done a great job -- but Wine is not the same as Mi
[03:01] <didimus> sure... resize the drive with gParted
[03:01] <CuriosTiger> And with that, I'm done
[03:01] <jdu> xorred, I can but them in paste bin, give me a sec
[03:01] <didimus> takes forever though
[03:01] <CuriosTiger> off to play with gde.conf
[03:01] <xorred> thanks :)
[03:01] <xorred> I'm on 9.04 if that matters..
[03:02] <steven_> I found it
[03:02] <Technique> gparted is that in the repositires
[03:02] <didimus> Technique : resize the HD with gParted
[03:02] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/163235/
[03:02] <didimus> it does take a LONG time usually though...
[03:02] <didimus> for sure
[03:02] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: are you sure taht you output is well connected ? powered ampli , good jack ect ?
[03:02] <didimus> its probably alreayd installed
[03:02] <didimus> sudo gparted &
[03:02] <frenzy_usa> Technique: download gparted from sourceforge http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
[03:02] <didimus> in terminal
[03:03] <Technique> thanks didimus
[03:03] <didimus> MAKE SURE YOU sudo
[03:03] <exodus_ms> !info gparted
[03:03] <Dalamar___> does 64 bit still have issues with flash and other stuff? ive always run 32 bit but i have a dual core ...
[03:03] <MyWay> how to install 2 disks raid 0 with ubuntu 9.04?
[03:03] <exodus_ms> no need to download from sourceforge
[03:03] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, it is a laptop,  I am using the onboard speakers only
[03:03] <MHz128> Is it possible to install KDE from a Kubuntu disc or ISO source?
[03:03] <MHz128> instead of downloading 700mb of kde files
[03:04] <frenzy_usa> didn't know gparted was in the repos.
[03:04] <WIGGMPk> When I try to run firefox nothing happens (besides the wheel spinning) so I tried from the command line and got this error:(firefox:6323): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "ubuntulooks", Bus error
[03:04] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: In the volume control, next to Device: is there more than one choice in the dropdown box?
[03:05] <jdu> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/163234/     my folders in /var/log
[03:05] <jdu> xorred,  and there is /var/log/installer/cdebconf
[03:05] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> vertagano, there are 6 choices
[03:05] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: try output
[03:05] <didimus> are you using ALSA or JACk
[03:05] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, try output?
[03:05] <maxwave3> WIGGMPk: how about firefox -safe-mode ?
[03:05] <SoylentYellow> Ubuntu does not come with dmraid for fakeraid support? Correct?
[03:05] <jdu> xored,  sorry huge lag, actually it might.  this is hardy.  If you want, I could boot a 9.04 box.
[03:05] <SoylentYellow> out of the box that is?
[03:05] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: jack output
[03:06] <tlisanti> I'm having a problem with detecting my LCD properly.  It shows up unknown in NVidia properties (9.04) how can I fix this?
[03:06] <xorred> no need I'll fix it myself jdu
[03:06] <xorred> thanks
[03:06] <WIGGMPk> maxwave3: ill give that a shot
[03:06] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, try headphones?
[03:06] <jdu> xorred, np
[03:06] <didimus> tlisantio... try xrandr
[03:06] <PerryArmstrong> how can i get right resolution for my screen. i have a very bad resolution and i dont get resolutions higher than 832x624...can anyone tell me how do i get higher resolutions
[03:06] <NoobGuest> Im having a Tracker Applet Issue. Any takers?
[03:06] <WIGGMPk> maxwave3: same result.. im in a pretty tight situation cause I dont have another browser to research the problem lol
[03:06] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, you want me to try headphones?
[03:07] <SoylentYellow> anyone at all?
[03:07] <maxwave3> WIGGMPk: you can always install epiphany-browser
[03:07] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: or headphone or lineout
[03:07] <didimus> or Opera
[03:07] <jdu> SoylentYellow, sudo apt-get install dmraid
[03:07] <WIGGMPk> maxwave3: ill forget you said that.. yuck
[03:08] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, ok, trying to find some
[03:08] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: and to see lsmod | grep snd
[03:08] <WIGGMPk> maxwave3: I dont understand why the theme engine is missing though.. isnt ubuntulooks the default ??
[03:08] <SoylentYellow> jdu, thanks for the response. No I meant does it come out of the box?
[03:08] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> the terminal commant  = lsmod | grep snd ???
[03:08] <jdu> SoylentYellow, no, you have to install it.
[03:08] <benje> yes nosound
[03:08] <jdu> SoylentYellow, though I am really not the person you should ask about things related to raid.
[03:09] <bebooo> I'm having difficulty with my video playback on movie player, and in mozilla.  I tried installing mplayer, as well as codecs.  I can open mplayer and movie player but when i load the video, the program quits.  Any suggestions?
[03:09] <usser> bebooo, video driver can sometimes be the cause of this
[03:09] <maxwave3> WIGGMPk: not sure. sorry to upset the Mozilla gods
[03:10] <benje> yes NoSoundOnUbuntu
[03:10] <Stanlin> HELP how to setup a laptop with: "acpi compliant control method battery" ? when i hibernate my laptop, it wont boot anymore, until i remove the battery
[03:10] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> k
[03:10] <Technique> im still a new user on ubuntu so what is the differrence with using synaptic or using sudo and how would i use sudo to install gparted
[03:10] <didimus> Stanlin... turn on ACPI in your BIOS
[03:10] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: after that i don't see
[03:10] <MyWay> how to install 2 disks raid 0 with ubuntu 9.04?
[03:10] <Stanlin> didimus: it is ON (hibernation just works fine on windows )
[03:10] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: try to see on google with your laptop reference and linux keywords
[03:11] <bebooo> usser: I was thinking the same thing, but video was working fine before when i was running mythbuntu.  now i'm running jaunty and having this problem.  In mozilla, i get video and sound, and it runs perfectly but after 40-50 seconds the video becomes so choppy it's unwatchable.
[03:11] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I pasted "lsmod | grep snd" with headphones int ehte jack..........silence
[03:11] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I pasted "lsmod | grep snd" with headphones int ehte jack..........silence
[03:11] <jdu> Technique, synaptic is just a graphical way of using aptitude.   To install from command line, use  sudo apt-get install gparted
[03:11] <SoylentYellow> I just need to know if dmraid is available out of the box with ubuntu (few years ago when I tried it last it wasn't)
[03:12] <Stanlin> HELP how to setup a laptop with: "acpi compliant control method battery" ? when i hibernate my laptop, it wont boot anymore, until i remove the battery   (hibernation just works fine on windows )
[03:12] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: try aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav with headphone becarefull of your ears
[03:13] <jdu> SoylentYellow, in hardy, it is not installed by default, sorry my intrepid machine is not booted and the jaunty box is being repaired, so I don't know about them.
[03:13] <fraroco> I have installed ubuntu 9.04 3 weeks ago all in my computer works so fine even today. When I was listen to a song the play stops and now I can heart nothing. How do I fix it?
[03:14] <jdu> fraroco, did you turn the volume down?  accidentally?
[03:14] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: all seem to be normal : card detected , modules loaded , apaly read , no error on dmesg
[03:14] <bebooo> If it's the drivers I'm not sure how to get good drivers, because it's onboard junk.  But, like I said, it was working before in mythbuntu, and i'm getting video and sound in mozilla it just begins to stall after 50 seconds or so.
[03:15] <fraroco> jdu: I tried with the volume
[03:15] <WNz> Hey all. I have jaunty 32-bit on one drive (main) and jaunty 64-bit on another. What do i put in menu.lst for the 64-bit entry?
[03:15] <jdu> fraroco, and I guess that means physical controls as well as on the player and the sound mixer.
[03:16] <Stanlin> HELP how to setup a laptop with: "acpi compliant control method battery" ? when i hibernate my laptop, it wont boot anymore, until i remove the battery   (hibernation just works fine on windows )
[03:16] <fez> mmmmmmmmmmm
[03:16] <Subrosian> anyone here know what the correct partitioning structure is for a G4 mac is? (I know there is more then root and swap)
[03:16] <fez> smoak moar
[03:16] <kashashi> hi
[03:16] <fraroco> jdu: what do you mean with "sound mixer"?
[03:16] <Zoffix> Hello, I'm using "Add/Remove applications" app and what I really would like to do is select all the applications in the list to install (these are games) instead of clicking each one by one. I've tried holding SHIFT and pressing down arrow but that ain't doin' the trick.
[03:17] <fez> Subrosian, "correct" is ambiguous
[03:17] <fez> Subrosian, on mac hardware you can get by with 1 ext3 + 1 swap only
[03:17] <fez> or even no swap if you really wanted to
[03:17] <jdu> fraroco, if you double click on the sound applet, for example
[03:17] <Subrosian> fez, it says i need a "newworld" partition
[03:17] <sproaty> If I'm using the tar command to extract from an archive, which has a folder inside it, which all the files are inside, how do I extract the files out from that folder instead of extracting the archive, creating the folder?
[03:17] <fraroco> jdu: I tried to turn the volume up from alsamixer but It does not work
[03:17] <bebooo> I've even tried reinstalling movie player and mplayer.
[03:17] <WNz> I have jaunty 32-bit on one drive (main) and jaunty 64-bit on another. What do i put in menu.lst for the 64-bit entry?
[03:17] <frenzy_usa>  wnz: the ubuntu install should have detected the other OS and set up menu.lst for you
[03:18] <frenzy_usa> wnz: installer*
[03:18] <WNz> well it didn't
[03:18] <MyWay> how to install 2 disks raid 0 with ubuntu 9.04?
[03:18] <WNz> they're on separate drives
[03:18] <WNz> and it wouldn't know that i want the initial install to be the default
[03:18] <benje> bebooo: is it you taht have message inssufisant ressources ?
[03:19] <WNz> so that doesn't answer my question
[03:19] <vertagano> WNz: Both drives were connected when Ubuntu was installed?
[03:19] <WNz> yes
[03:19] <robogu> Ok I have a problem, Ubuntu was working fine then all of a sudden, when my computer boots to a black screen after the POST that says "NTLDR missing, Press CTRL, ALT, DEL to restart" I then booted to a live CD and went to terminal and did, " sudo grub, find /boot/grub/stage1, root (hd0,4), setup (hd0), to reinstall grub, It said it was successful, but I still get the same error, any help?
[03:19] <vertagano> WNz: And you haven't changed your BIOS' boot options?
[03:20] <WNz> no
[03:20] <robogu> no
[03:20] <WNz> can someone just answer my question
[03:20] <WNz> it was straight-forward...
[03:20] <Subrosian> fez (or anyone), i need to know if it is recommended to put the "newworld" partition before or after my root partition. I would use the auto-partitioner, but it wants to make it bigger then my mac's 120 gig limit (even though I have a 250 gig drive in it)
[03:21] <jdu> WNz, probably just mimic the entry for ubuntu that is already there and change the lines like (hd0,3) to something like (hd1,1)
[03:21] <vertagano> WNz: You point to the 64 bit kernel.
[03:21] <WNz> jdu: ok i'll try that
[03:21] <chrisb62> WNz: copy paste your other entry and just change the hdd its boots from
[03:21] <benje> robogu: do you get grub menu ?
[03:21] <jdu> WNz, specify the 64 bit kernel, and give it a different title
[03:21] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, what was the watch your ears command
[03:21] <robogu> benje: no
[03:21] <tuga3d> how do i make a package from a software compiled with scons?
[03:22] <Stanlin> HELP!! does Ubuntu supports now LVM setup, when installing??
[03:22] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I have in headphones as well as a USB headset in
[03:22] <jdu> Stanlin, it has the option (at least on the alternate cd)
[03:22] <Zoffix> Stanlin, I saw an option today in Xubuntu 9.04; I'm sure it's in Ubuntu too
[03:22] <chrisb62> so i change the filesystem in my fstab to ext4. is there a way to make sure its running ext4, or do i just assum eit is
[03:23] <Ademan> Stanlin: I don't know, but the alternate installer has it
[03:23] <Zoffix> Stanlin, and yeah, I have alternate CD
[03:23] <jdu> chrisb62, there is a command you should run to update it first, then change fstab
[03:23] <benje> Stanlin: in alternate cd i think but i dont use
[03:23] <Ademan> tuga3d: why do you want to do that? and I believe a SConscript can contain information for creating a distribution package (a plain tar.gz I believe)
[03:23] <chrisb62> jdu: what is that?
[03:24] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I have in headphones as well as a USB headset in............ what was the Watch your ears command
[03:24] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu:  ?
[03:24] <fraroco> jdu: I tried to restart "pulseaudio" and I fixed it ... :D thanks!!!
[03:24] <Zoffix> Am I really the only weirdo who wants to install all the games that noone implemented a "Select all" option? :S
[03:24] <fraroco> See you later!
[03:24] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> you said, try this
[03:24] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> waytch your ears
[03:24] <Ademan> Zoffix: I think so :-p
[03:24] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav
[03:24] <Zoffix> heh
[03:24] <jdu> chrisb62, I think:   tune2fs -O extents,uninit_bg,dir_index /dev/sda1   or similar and e2fsck -pf /dev/sda1
[03:24] <vertagano> Zoffix: You can specify multiple packages on the command line: apt-get install prog1 prog2 prog3
[03:24] <Zoffix> Ademan, I'd at least expect the "SHIFT+arrows" to be implemented :|
[03:24] <tuga3d> Ademan: i've just compiled yafaray (www.yafaray.org), and i wanted to make a package to post in their forum, for other to test
[03:25] <Zoffix> vertagano, hmr
[03:25] <Ademan> Zoffix: although with straight apt-get or aptitude you might be able to install whole sections
[03:25] <jdu> fraroco, good
[03:25] <Zoffix> vertagano, now I wonder if I can easily obtain a list of all the apps in "Games" section :/
[03:25] <jdu> chrisb62, at least that is what I found with a quick google search
[03:25]  * Zoffix pulls up a man
[03:25] <Ademan> tuga3d: so do you want to make a deb? or something that everyone could test?
[03:25] <Stanlin> benje: what is the alternate CD? i got the ISO from this page http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[03:25] <tuga3d> Ademan: yes, that's it :)
[03:26] <getxsick> network manager still suck, or it's even better in 9.04? previously i always install wicd
[03:26] <vertagano> Zoffix: There are search commands for the apt. I'm not all that fluent, but something like 'apt-cache search game' might be a start.
[03:26] <Zoffix> Stanlin, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=download+ubuntu+alternate+cd
[03:26] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, nothing on the plantronics headset in thwe jackandnothing on the logitech headset on USB
[03:26] <Ademan> tuga3d: if you want to make a deb, the nice people over at #ubuntu-motu might be able to help you, that's all they do over there :-p
[03:26] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> IDK if Ubuntu needs drivers for them
[03:26] <benje> Stanlin: chekc alternate cd http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[03:26] <MHz128> anyone know how to join the  VLC controls to the Video output window? (1 window, not 2)
[03:26] <tuga3d> Ademan: thanks :) going there now :)
[03:26] <Stanlin> Zoffix: nothing with alternate in that link... help me!!
[03:27] <Stanlin> benje: thank you, you are a guru
[03:27] <tuga3d> Ademan: bye, and thanks
[03:27] <eseven73> how do I manually view the firewall policy that I created in Firestarter?
[03:27] <Ademan> tuga3d: no problem, good luck
[03:27] <Zoffix> Stanlin, dude, second hit in google
[03:27] <jdu> Stanlin,  there is a link to them somewhere on the page you referenced (perhaps middle right?)
[03:27] <coleys> eseven73: Is there a reason your using firestarter?
[03:28] <eseven73> well I seen it on a search for firewall figured it looked nice
[03:28] <Zoffix> Stanlin, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors
[03:28] <MyWay> how to install 2 disks raid 0 with ubuntu 9.04?
[03:28] <Ademan> coleys: I've been programming for almost a decade in several languages, and even I don't want to dick around with iptables directly :-p
[03:28] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: i found this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1044936.html
[03:28] <PerryArmstrong> how can i get right resolution for my screen. i have a very bad resolution and i dont get resolutions higher than 832x624...can anyone tell me how do i get higher resolutions
[03:28] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: about external amplifier ect
[03:28] <coleys> eseven73: You don't really need a firewall. If your using it for torrents, Transmission includes options for blockfilters.
[03:28] <sebsebseb> Ademan: indeed,  iptalbes hum
[03:29] <sebsebseb> Ademan: got to learn that and stuff first
[03:29] <benje> PerryArmstrong: try to fix refesh
[03:29] <coleys> Ademan: No need to dick around with iptables =p
[03:29] <eseven73> Ademan, hehe
[03:29] <Stanlin> benje: thanks for your accurate support, im downloading the alternate now
[03:29] <mkasson_> can anyone recommend a replacement for itunes.  been checking out banshee, not sure how much I like it
[03:29] <vertagano> PerryArmstrong: You might need to find a better video driver.
[03:29] <twodogs_> anyone using UNR?
[03:29] <dumdumz> PerryArmstrong, find the right video drive3r
[03:29] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: gtkpod
[03:29] <coleys> mkasson_: Exaile, or amarok\
[03:29] <jdu> mkasson, perhaps amarok
[03:29] <benje> Stanlin: you have to do the well procedure for lvm
[03:29] <sebsebseb> !info gtkpod
[03:29] <eseven73> coleys, well I know but linux isnt 100% hacker proof
[03:29] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: Banshee is nice :) and can sync your Ipod
[03:29] <coleys> eseven73: =p
[03:29] <twodogs_> is banshee the best?
[03:30] <mzz> eseven73: fortunately not! (for at least one definition of "hacker") :P
[03:30] <sebsebseb> !best |  twodogs
[03:30] <eseven73> !best | twodogs_
[03:30] <jdu> mkasson, personally, the 1.6 series seems better than the 2.0 series of amarok
[03:30] <eseven73> sebsebseb, :P
[03:30] <SubCoolBox> wow- tada..
[03:30] <sebsebseb> twodogs_: it is a rather nice music and video player
[03:30] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: load module pcspkr ;)
[03:30] <SubCoolBox> ok.. now im here. Could i ahve a lil help update my sources so i can upgrade this box?
[03:30] <SubCoolBox> i got fiesty i think..
[03:30] <sebsebseb> !banshee |  twodogs
[03:30] <coleys> twodogs_: You could try Music Player Daemon  =D
[03:30] <PerryArmstrong> vertagano, dumdumz; my display settings have recognized my monitor...can you help
[03:30] <bebooo> it's giving me (insuficient resources for operation) which makes me think the video card isn't powerful enough, but i was running mythbuntu on this same box and the video played fine and windows on this box and it played fine. The video is also working, slowly and choppily, in mozilla.
[03:31] <twodogs_> thanks for advice
[03:31] <sebsebseb> twodogs_: mplayer is good to have installed as well
[03:31] <bebooo> that's when I run mplayer or totem
[03:31] <jdu> SubCoolBox, since you are that far back, it is probably unsafe to update by putting jaunty sources or something.
[03:31] <Ademan> mmm mplayer
[03:31] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> terminal command? "load module pcspkr"
[03:31] <sebsebseb> twodogs_: vlc is popular, but  I heard it's better on Windows
[03:31] <mkasson_> sebsebseb, it doesn't seem to mark  stuff as compilations as well, it appears
[03:31] <vertagano> PerryArmstrong: Do you know what sort of video card you have? Nvidia, ATI, IBM, Intel?
[03:31] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: uh?
[03:31] <mkasson_> wow, thanks folks, plenty of response there
[03:31] <coleys> mplayer just rox. =p
[03:31] <twodogs_> i have been using vlc to play movies and vids
[03:31] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: sudo modprobe pcspkr
[03:31] <PerryArmstrong> vertagano; intel
[03:31] <SubCoolBox> jdu: im looking to updgrade- not really update
[03:31] <WNz> jdu: that worked
[03:31] <ralmar> Hey guys for some reason when I logged in the network manager did not load up. How can i run it? Thanks
[03:31] <WNz> thanks
[03:32] <mzz> vlc and mplayer both play lots of stuff, but they're not so great for managing a large media collection imho
[03:32] <Ademan> ralmar: nm-applet
[03:32] <coleys> Anyone use MPD? :D
[03:32] <SubCoolBox> there is a lot of chattter, and this is a 1ghz cel. with 350mb ram.. please title me on all cmoments..
[03:32] <jdu> WNz, :)
[03:32] <mkasson_> sebsebseb, eg I will find a bunch of songs that I have that are not marked as comp.  Not sure how to mark as comp other than by specifying a comp artist
[03:32] <jdu> SubCoolBox, upgrade to what?
[03:32] <vertagano> PerryArmstrong: Hrm. I don't know anything about the Intel drivers. Sorry.
[03:32] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: comp?  what's comp?  and I don't have an Ipod :)
[03:33] <ripps> coleys: I'm the maintainer of the gmpc-trunk team, I update git versions of mpd and gmpc
[03:33] <ralmar> Ademan, thanks, this is the output i get : ** (nm-applet:20619): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3
[03:33] <Ademan> ralmar: however running it like that, if you close the terminal, it will close the nm-applet,    if you want to just run it and close the terminal, you want   nm-applet & disown  if you do that you can close the terminal whenever you want and the applet will still be there
[03:33] <twodogs_> i have unr on netbook now and windows dont fully 'maximize.'  it's like there is an invisible panel at the bottom and the windows won't cover it (go full screen) know how to fix?
[03:33] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, was that supposed to make a sound?
[03:33] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: always no sound with headphones ?
[03:33] <mkasson_> sebsebseb, sorry, compilation.
[03:33] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: Did you say you were trying to use JACK audio?
[03:33] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: Apple seem to lock people in more than Microsoft really
[03:33] <Ademan> ralmar: it sounds like nm-applet is already running... somehow...
[03:33] <SubCoolBox> Ok- i just remoted into this box for simplicity
[03:33] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: no to add pcseapkers module
[03:33] <Ademan> anyone know if there's a backend daemon to nm-applet?
[03:33] <dumdumz> PerryArmstrong, this may help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedDrivers
[03:33] <coleys> ripps: Nice to see you ubuntu channel =p mpd is good for business =)
[03:33] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, the laptop had sound on XP
[03:33] <forensicwannabe> Is there a partitioning channel?
[03:33] <mkasson_> sebsebseb, agreed they try, but I feel there are other solutions, eg banshee etc
[03:33] <jdu> Ademan, NetworkManager
[03:33] <ralmar> Ademan, yeah maybe I just cant see it, im going to log out and relog in
[03:34] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: yeah, and  a lot of Mac OS X users,  won't change to Linux from it
[03:34] <Ademan> jdu: thanks, unfortunately ralmar already took it into his own hands :-p
[03:34] <coleys> is conky config Javascript or... what language =o?
[03:34] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I am nt sure about the JACK because I always used interal speakers
[03:34] <jiffe88> anyone know a good high speed usb video camera that will work with v4l2?
[03:34] <tdizzy> how might I set up Rhythmbox to use a Windows Media Center Remote?
[03:34] <sebsebseb> tdizzy: you can't
[03:34] <robogu> Ok I have a problem, Ubuntu was working fine then all of a sudden, when my computer boots to a black screen after the POST that says "NTLDR missing, Press CTRL, ALT, DEL to restart" I then booted to a live CD and went to terminal and did, " sudo grub, find /boot/grub/stage1, root (hd0,4), setup (hd0), to reinstall grub, It said it was successful, but I still get the same error, any help?
[03:34] <mkasson_> sebsebseb, that's their choice
[03:35] <Ademan> coleys: i'm pretty sure conky is just, conky, its their own madeup scripting language (i mean it's really just simple text substitution)
[03:35] <dumdumz> coleys, its proprietary
[03:35] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, do I need to UN-add the pc speakers now?
[03:35] <sebsebseb> mkasson_: yeah
[03:35] <tdizzy> sebsebseb, doesn't LIRC do that?
[03:35] <sebsebseb> tdizzy: there's also a good  media centre alternative for Linux, not sure what it's called
[03:35] <vertagano> robogu: That's a Windows error... It sounds like a Windows partition is trying to boot.
[03:35] <jiffe88> 30fps would be fine, I'm looking for high shutter speed though to reduce blur
[03:35] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: if it's don't work you can sudo rmmod pcspkr
[03:35] <coleys> Ademan: haha, yeah I keep hearing it's simple, but when I see it I think otherwise =p I guess  I just have to look at it closer.
[03:35] <WIGGMPk> Is it possible to channel the sound to bluetooth headphones?
[03:35] <twodogs_> try elisa
[03:36] <tdizzy> sebsebseb, can I use an MCE remote with it?
[03:36] <krabit> robogu: that's because your booting to ntldr is installed (or was) make sure you boot to the right partition
[03:36] <subcool_> Ok, getting better there.
[03:36] <subcool_> very laggy- hmm
[03:36] <Ademan> coleys: yeah conkyrc s are ugly as hell, but the premise behind them is super simple
[03:36] <mkasson_> tdizzy, sebsebseb there's myth, there's ampache
[03:36] <sebsebseb> tdizzy: think it will be on one of these sites though http://www.osalt.com and http://www.linuxeq.com and then some where in Ubuntu's repo download servers.   maybe you can use the remote with it,  I don't know since not used the app
[03:36] <benje> seem to be possible WIGGMPk blutooth servce have sound services
[03:36] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> how do I know if it worked, was it supposed to amke a sound via the headphones?
[03:36] <krabit> robogu: use sudo cfdisk and set it to book from where you have grub installed
[03:36] <krabit> **boot
[03:36] <shadow98> i just built a webserver and have everything working good....i now want to replicate that same box to another machine...so any config changes I make get replicated...
[03:36] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: to read sound it's command aplay -l
[03:36] <krabit> shadow98: image the driver
[03:36] <coleys> I guess, ill try and find a ... complete documentation on the site, figure out how to do it. I really like the customization of conky, and the fact it's on the desktop.
[03:37] <shadow98> im going to be using them for load balancing and then failover if one goes down
[03:37] <WIGGMPk> benje: any clue how this would be accomplished? there is no real option in the sound manager
[03:37] <robogu> Krabit: how can i make sure i boot to the right partition?
[03:37] <robogu> ok
[03:37] <benje> try to uncheck external amplifier option and jacksens
[03:37] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu:
[03:37] <Royall> How do you get to the sort of 'registry' ubuntu has, were you can change config values for applications?
[03:37] <outofthemadness> does anyone know where I might be able to get some help with bitpim?
[03:37] <Ademan> shadow98: well you could have the other machine mount your first machine's /etc if you wanted
[03:37] <shadow98> krabit: so what is the best way to get this setup...is there software i need to isntall
[03:37] <sebsebseb> Royall: gconf?
[03:37] <krabit> robogu: i just told you, use sudo cfdisk and set which one to boot too
[03:37] <coleys> ewww. im going to compile conky... =(
[03:37] <krabit> shadow98: you need software that can image a drive
[03:38] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, aplay -l made no sound
[03:38] <vertagano> Royall: Many programs store their settings in various files. There's not as much of a "one place" for settings as there is in Windows.
[03:38] <Ademan> Royall:  note that gconf is only for Gnome applications, and is way better than the windows registry :-p
[03:38] <benje> WIGGMPk: no i don't know how maybe in config of bluetooth and after detection device may appear (maybe) i never use it
[03:38] <shadow98> krabit: what is good for ubuntu anything free
[03:38] <coleys> lawl at windows registry.
[03:38] <Royall> Ademan: I typed gconf in terminal, command not found
[03:38] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: I assume you've tried to play sounds with other things, like mplayer or vlc?
[03:38] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: soory aplay /usr/share/souns/question.wav
[03:38] <Ademan> Royall: gconf-editor is the way to edit gconf
[03:38] <Royall> thanks
[03:38] <Ademan> Royall: well, there are command-line-only ways, but I don't think you want that :-p
[03:39] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav
[03:39] <krabit> shadow98: I'm not an IT technician so I don't image drives, ask around or google. I'm sure there are good free options available
[03:39] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> vertagano, IDK what those are
[03:39] <Roasted> If I run sudo rm -rf /* it'll delete everything on my system even when I'm logged in - right? If so, how is it people can sya "its the same as doing format c: in windows" when in windows you cant do that while logged in?
[03:39] <krabit> Roasted: it's not the same
[03:39] <mercutio22> Kernel panic here help
[03:39] <coleys> !danger | Roasted
[03:39] <krabit> Roasted: although it will delete everything that the system hasn't locked
[03:39] <mercutio22> what else can I say, I dont have aclue whta triggering it
[03:40] <benje> Roasted: because the result is the same you loose all your data
[03:40] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: mplayer and vlc are video/media players.
[03:40] <krabit> yeah the result is the same, but that doesn't make the process the same, technically
[03:40] <krabit> of course that won't matter much at the end of the day
[03:40] <shadow98> Ademan, what can i use to mirror the 2 boxes...so I set one up as primary and any changes I make get replicated to second box
[03:40] <subcool_> crap.. just lost my mouse- nice..
[03:40] <krabit> shadow98: you can use raid for that
[03:40] <Ademan> also that's been disabled for a long time anyways, you can't remove root
[03:41] <mzz> Roasted: also, removal of open files works differently (that is: works) in linux than it does in windows
[03:41] <subcool_> stupid lil nub thingy
[03:41] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> vertagano, when I tried to play a mp3.............movie player opened up with silence
[03:41] <Ademan> shadow98: if you mount the first box's /etc  you WILL have that effect, the only thing might be you'd need to restart apache for the changes to take effect on the second machine
[03:41] <mzz> Ademan: notice the "*" in that command... I don't think that hits the check you're thinking of
[03:41] <Ademan> mzz: ah, very true
[03:41] <Roasted> krabit - Right. I understand that when I run that command my stuff is gone. But I was trying to mimic the exact same thing on a spare XP machine I have here that I'm ready to format and reinstall. But I was just trying out the command in XP command prompt to try and mimic the same effects of rm rf in Ubuntu and I cant get it to work. So I didnt see how it was the same as other users were asying
[03:41] <MyWay> Can somebody help me with this please? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7201767#post7201767
[03:41] <benje> vertagano: sound device is detected module is charged but no sound
[03:42] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, is there a way to install the drivers for my Logitech USB headset
[03:42] <Ademan> mzz: my brain just autocompleted that command to the 'classic' version
[03:42] <krabit> Roasted: theoretically the end result is the same, although I guess windows doesn't allow it
[03:42] <krabit> anymore
[03:43] <shadow98> Ademan, so I would load up this second box...and then how would i mount the remote machine
[03:43] <mzz> Ademan: obvious fix: don't run either, they don't normally make any sense anyway :)
[03:43] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: maybe try to search with  id of  headset ( command lsusb )
[03:43] <Roasted> krabit - I'm just trying to understand Ubuntu security here.  It just doesnt make sense how people say Ubuntu is more secure when Windows doesnt allow this.
[03:43] <krabit> Ademan: couldn't shadow98 just use some sort of software raid setup?
[03:43] <Ademan> shadow98: look into nfs
[03:43] <mzz> krabit: well, "format" isn't the same as "rm". I don't know if things like mke2fs check for the partition you run them on being mounted...
[03:43] <drhodes> remote filesystems can be mounted with sshfs
[03:43] <mzz> krabit: (and I don't want to try to find out either :)
[03:43] <Ademan> krabit: maybe? I thought raid was really only for local setups
[03:43] <krabit> Roasted: no that wouldnt work unless the script had admin/root powers
[03:44] <vertagano> Roasted: You can only delete files that you have permission to delete.
[03:44] <benje> drhodes: i have question about it ubuntu mount without it how ?
[03:44] <vertagano> Roasted: Which means using 'sudo' and re-entering your password.
[03:44] <benje> when you do oplaces connect to server
[03:44] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, ok, I will rty that later
[03:44] <krabit> krabit: even on windows you can nuke the hardrive in the same way, only you'd have to use the windows dquivalent rm command
[03:44] <steven_> How do I install KDE in Ubuntu? There is a program that needs it
[03:44] <genii> Roasted: You'd also have to somehow install this malicious removal package or run the script, or so on
[03:44] <krabit> Roasted:  even on windows you can nuke the hardrive in the same way, only you'd have to use the windows dquivalent rm command
[03:44] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, can you tell me what I need to do to UL pics from my cam to the laptop
[03:44] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: you can try to plug it and see in dmesg the message
[03:44] <tombom62> ive done that on window several times
[03:44] <Roasted> krabit - Oh, so if I run rm c: on XP itll nuke the drive?
[03:44] <Ademan> steven_: what program? you probably don't need *all* of kde (which you can get with sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop)
[03:44] <shadow98> krabit, that would be good for one machine...but i want to have 2 machines and load balance traffic
[03:45] <steven_> Program is called Kmuddy
[03:45] <vertagano> Roasted: In Windows it's deltree C:
[03:45] <krabit> Roasted: assuming windows uses the RM command
[03:45] <Stanlin> does TuxonICE comes with Ubuntu??
[03:45] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: depend of cam webcam or camcoder ?
[03:45] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, IDK what that means
[03:45] <Roasted> krabit - I'm sincerely trying to crash my XP machine cause Im doing a fresh install with an image I have saved, so Im just trying to see.
[03:45] <Ademan> steven_: can you paste the exact error/output that makes you think it needs kde?  (use http://rafb.net/paste to paste)
[03:45] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: many need nothing they are see as hardisk
[03:45] <ripps> Stanlin: no, but I believe a PPA builds kernels with support for it.
[03:45] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> olympus digital camera
[03:45] <tombom62> roasted: i don't think thats what windows uses that
[03:45] <krabit> shadow98: I'm sure there is a 'standard' way of doing that, that is well documented?
[03:45] <Roasted> tombom62 - uses what?
[03:46] <shadow98> my next step once that is working is to get it replicated to a friends house in another state...
[03:46] <Stanlin> ripps: what is ppa?
[03:46] <Roasted> vertagano - deltree c: isnt recognized
[03:46] <tombom62> roasted:rm
[03:46] <shadow98> my dns provider can then failover there if i am down in ohio
[03:46] <vertagano> Roasted: Well, there's always "format c:"
[03:46] <tombom62> someone waid assuming windows user rm
[03:46] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: usb webcam need driver to act as cam but you camera recorder is often see as hard disk drive
[03:46] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, what is dmessage the USB headset
[03:46] <krabit> Roasted: I think windows pretty much removed the abilty to nuke the drive from one command, that doesnt make it any safer than linux though
[03:46] <ripps> !ppa | Stanlin
[03:46] <Roasted> vertagano - you cant format c: while logged into it
[03:46] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, OK, I will try the cam
[03:47] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: dmesg in terminal (we use it a lot )
[03:47] <Roasted> tombom62 - just rm? or rm c:?
[03:47] <Stanlin> !lvm
[03:47] <subcool_> where is the sources.lst file?
[03:47] <tombom62> roasted: either one
[03:47] <tombom62> but i haven't used windows since last year except a little bit
[03:47] <Roasted> tombom62 - those commands arent recognized in XP
[03:47] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> just type dmesg n?and then paste the result in pastebi
[03:47] <tombom62> raosted: i know
[03:47] <benje> after you plug it wait oner moments and lanch dmesg interminal new message appear or use taif - f /var/log/dmesg
[03:47] <steven_> configure: error: The important program kde-config was not found! Please check whether you installed KDE correctly. That was the message
[03:48] <tombom62> sorry if i wasnt clear
[03:48] <vertagano> Roasted: The Windows equivalent to 'rm' is 'del' but I don't remember the options to make it recursive, etc.
[03:48] <krabit> Roasted: try this  del *.*
[03:48] <chadwin> wazzzzup guys
[03:48] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: try to understand what it's doing
[03:48] <tombom62> roasted: about window being more secure, it protects itsself bbetter, but you also can't do as much to change it
[03:48] <progex> #ubuntu-ko
[03:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, Iam so mixed up, I have had about 5 people try to help me with sound
[03:49] <Roasted> krabit - no dice
[03:49] <krabit> Roasted: I dont understand windows shell command, there is a way to do it though
[03:49] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: oki it's not the good way
[03:49] <Roasted> krabit - it doesnt give me an error that it didnt run, but when I run dir everything is still there
[03:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I know
[03:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> but they left
[03:49] <krabit> Roasted: look at other dirs,
[03:50] <steven_> configure: error: The important program kde-config was not found! Please check whether you installed KDE correctly. That was the message
[03:50] <tombom62> roasted: you could just format the drive right?
[03:50] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: like that we don't know what other do and when we help we have precedure if something change between it could be hard to know what was do
[03:50] <krabit> krabit: well, you just need to use the del command and make it recursive, I dont know how windows does that, maybe it doesn't because windows isn't big on command line. Who knows?
[03:50] <kronopio> songbird works with ipods?
[03:50] <Roasted> tomtom62 - Oh yeah, I could. I'm redoing it regardless. But I just got the idea to try and run a command to nuke the drive in XP... mostly because I read about an executable script that existed in previous versions of Ubuntu that erased all data on the computer. I was just trying to find an eqvuialent of XP
[03:50] <tombom62> kronopio: yes
[03:50] <tombom62> i use it a lot
[03:50] <krabit> steven_: it's far easier just install kubuntu
[03:51] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje,  I understand but it is hard to make them stay and help me, lol
[03:51] <steven_> Alright, I will do that
[03:51] <steven_> How big is it?
[03:51] <tombom62> roasted: ok
[03:51] <steven_> I got more than enuff room, but just curious
[03:51] <tombom62> i think there is one
[03:51] <coleys> Conky is pretty =)
[03:51] <kronopio> cool, whats a good way to acess  music without getting viruses
[03:51] <tombom62> but i dont know it
[03:51] <coleys> kronopio: Frostwire!
[03:51] <kronopio> k
[03:51] <krabit> Roasted: link to the info about that script please, I think it was a little lie, no way would it work without you actually running it as root
[03:51] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: but i think it's a config specific problem you may foudn solution in related computer help
[03:51] <Roasted> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1120670
[03:52] <tombom62> kronopio: maybe frostwire, but i don't like braking the law
[03:52] <robogu> Krabit: what do i do once i get into cfdisk, I see the NTFS partition (boot) and the linux partition (non boot) what now
[03:52] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, there is a Fn End keystroke that is UnMute but Ubuntu sees it as End
[03:52] <krabit> Roasted: yeah that couldnt really work in 99% of cases
[03:52] <Roasted> krabit - the program waits until you run something like synaptic that requires your root PW. Afterwards since theres a 15 minute window of your system remmbering your root PW it can launch with root access since you gave the access to synaptic.
[03:52] <steven_> 732 MB.  Synaptic is how you install programs. Any Ubuntu user, basic or advanced, would use Synaptic. Now tell me how Synaptic as root is a bad thing, when the script runs after root access is granted to synaptic.
[03:56] <tombom62> ok thx
[03:57] <coleys> uhmm, whats the command for killing a certain pid?
[03:57] <NetEcho> kill pid
[03:57] <coleys> NetEcho: Dohh, thanks =p
[03:57] <vertagano> coleys: kill -9 pid
[03:57] <TopBunny88> coleys: kill pid#
[03:58] <NetEcho> -9 works too
[03:58] <coleys> -9 does what?
[03:58] <coleys> Or means what.. =p
[03:58] <robogu> krabit, I set NTFS (non boot) and then set linux (boot) then i wrote the partition table restarted, with the same error
[03:58] <vertagano> coleys: Specifies the kill signal.
[03:58] <krabit> Roasted: ultimatly, the user ran an untrusted email attachement, that could screwn any operating system
[03:58] <krabit> no exception
[03:58] <TopBunny88> coleys: man kill
[03:58] <KyleK> coleys: without -9 kill asks the pricess to die, with the -9 it tells the process to die
[03:58] <ripps> # determines the level of kill, -9 is the most unforgiving
[03:58] <NetEcho> or if its say a program being stupid with multiple pids then you can do sudo killall processname
[03:58] <coleys> vertagano: Oh, okay
[03:58] <TopBunny88> !kill | coleys
[03:58] <coleys> KyleK: Telling sounds hotter.
[03:58] <coleys> TopBunny88: Neither ubuntu, nor kubuntu... xubuntu =)
[03:59] <kronopio> how do I keep my pc running quickly?
[03:59] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: try to force oss alsa or pulse audio driver too if none work retrunr to autoselect in menu system preferences sound
[03:59] <krabit> Roasted: the only reason this doesn't happen much is because Ubuntu is low in terms of market share, but, this attack would work in Linux, OSX, Windows, UNIX, AIX whatever.. nothing is safe against this type of attack
[03:59] <coleys> Is that a seriousss question kronopio
[03:59] <kronopio> yea.. I guess I should think about how to ask it better
[03:59] <TopBunny88> coleys: Ctrl+ALT+F1-5
[04:00] <Stanlin> Why Ubuntu is slower than other Distros? Any way to improve the speed?
[04:00] <Roasted> krabit - oh ri ght, I understand completely. My point in my question was the script probably was something similar to rm rf, whcih you can run in ubuntu while logged in - whereas the equivalent in XP - format c: cant be ran while logged into XP. That was my point of my question.
[04:00] <ripps> kronopio: linux requires very little maintence to keep running well, just don't startup alot of programs and use up all your ram
[04:00] <KyleK> kronopio: if you're on linux just watch out for sites that use flash that cause 100% cpu usage, course that happens on windows too
[04:00] <robogu> krabit: did you get the last message?
[04:00] <kronopio> thanks
[04:00] <caeroe> taking another stab at flash video...  i've tried everything, and Hulu is still horrible in fullscreen.  i tried different drivers, different versions of flash, disabling desktop effects, different browsers, etc
[04:01] <caeroe> fullscreen flash video is horrible
[04:01] <mzz> Roasted: well, if you're not root and can't get root without entering a password it can't rm -rf the entire system, just your homedir. Similarly in xp it can't kill the entire system if you're not running as admin
[04:01] <KyleK> what kind of horrible?
[04:01] <TopBunny88> !flash | caeroe
[04:01] <KyleK> looks like poop or doesn't work
[04:01] <krabit> Roasted: the equivalent isn't format C  the equivalent is a recursive del command, but I dont know how to do that as it's windows specific
[04:01] <caeroe> ugh, that's just insulting
[04:01] <kronopio> what kind of sites se flash, oe with videos
[04:01] <kronopio> like  youtube?
[04:01] <KyleK> Roasted: add init=/bin/bash to the end of the boot command
[04:02] <robogu> Ok I have a problem, Ubuntu was working fine then all of a sudden, when my computer boots to a black screen after the POST that says "NTLDR missing, Press CTRL, ALT, DEL to restart" I then booted to a live CD and went to terminal and did, " sudo grub, find /boot/grub/stage1, root (hd0,4), setup (hd0), to reinstall grub, It said it was successful, but I still get the same error, any help?
[04:02] <caeroe> nevermind, i obviously know how to install flash.   guess i'll try some other time and ask later
[04:02] <krabit> Roasted: or, the file could even use the win32 api to delete everything, this can happen in many different ways
[04:02] <KyleK> full disclosure: i didn't see what you asked, just the responses ;)
[04:02] <coleys> Why doesn't kill require root acess, I guess it's probably automaticaly a root command =o
[04:02] <kronopio> I love ubuntu by the way.... it's pretty amazing
[04:02] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, does this make any sense? "I have solved this problem on other linux systems by turning off the external amplfier in kmix, however, puppy has no such options, does anyone know a solution to get sound working in puppy"
[04:02] <krabit> coleys: dont think it is, kill should require root to delete anything your user doesnt own
[04:02] <krabit> **kill anything
[04:03] <KyleK> robogu: run fdisk -l and see what partition is marked bootable?
[04:03] <Riffage> How can I get jaunty to remember the passphrase for a key?
[04:03] <PerryArmstrong> vertagano; any idea what to do
[04:03] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: yes in option of volumes control
[04:03] <Roasted> krabit - so ultimately would ubuntu be safer in the respect of 3rd party malware applications, considering ubuntu requires root access to run? Even if they were like that one I linked earlier that just waited till synaptic launched... even still that buys the user some time for scnas I guess.
[04:04] <kronopio> i this a good place for political conversations
[04:04] <kronopio> >
[04:04] <bebooo> how do I know if these drivers are compatible with jaunty?
[04:04] <kronopio> ?
[04:04] <vertagano> PerryArmstrong: Unfortunately, I don't have any ideas.
[04:04] <PerryArmstrong> dumdumz; i have intel...i tried out various ways..couldn't find any proper solution
[04:04] <ripps> !ot | kronopio
[04:04] <PerryArmstrong> vertagano;;ok thanq
[04:04] <kronopio> ok!
[04:04] <vertagano> NoSoundOnUbuntu: You could try installing kmix -- it's available in synaptic -- and see if you can find that option.
[04:04] <krabit> Roasted: well, for a start the amount of malware for Ubuntu is tiny (almost none in the wild) compared to linux, also, yes. For an architecture point of view it is harder to do damage without the users consent
[04:04] <bebooo> do I have to reinstall ubuntu completely to get mplayer to work?
[04:05] <ripps> bebooo: doubtful
[04:05] <ripps> bebooo: what's wrong with mplayer?
[04:05] <bebooo> it just crashes on me
[04:06] <ripps> bebooo: run mplayer in a terminal and tell us what it says when it crashes
[04:06] <mzz> Roasted: of course something running as you can still do tons of damage (eat important documents you saved, mail itself to everyone in your address book, start running every time you log in and re-send to everyone in your address book at intervals, and so on)
[04:06] <bebooo> it's giving me (insuficient resources for operation) which makes me think the video card isn't powerful enough, but i was running mythbuntu on this same box and the video played fine and windows on this box and it played fine. The video is also working, slowly and choppily, in mozilla.
[04:06] <mzz> Roasted: it just can't touch files not owned by you
[04:06] <vertagano> bebooo: Any chance you recently added a new PCI card?
[04:07] <bebooo> how recently?
[04:07] <bebooo> not after I installed the os
[04:07] <bebooo> which was yesterday
[04:07] <krabit> Roasted: also, that way of epxloting gnome/ubuntu has been patched, gnome no longer executes .desktop files by default
[04:07] <krabit> *exploiting
[04:08] <vertagano> bebooo: I don't know, but my Mythbuntu box has too many PCI cards for the default vmalloc settings, so whenever I upgrade, I have to set the vmalloc amount or some of my cards fail to register with their drivers (like my video card isn't recognized by the NVidia drivers)
[04:08] <robogu> KyleK: When i looked first NTFS was set to boot, but then i switched it to linux to boot, there is also a linux swap / solaris, should i use that to boot?
[04:08] <PerryArmstrong> how can i get right resolution for my screen. i have a very bad resolution and i dont get resolutions higher than 832x624...can anyone tell me how do i get higher resolutions
[04:08] <bebooo> well, i'm not running mythbuntu anymore
[04:08] <bebooo> i'm running ubuntu 9.04
[04:08] <bebooo> I think installing packages might have thrown it off or something.
[04:08] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, ok, I will try
[04:09] <bebooo> but then again, like I said, it actually plays, albeit slowly, in mozilla
[04:09] <kronopio> how do I find actual music on frostwire
[04:09] <vertagano> bebooo: My point being that you might see if your /var/log/dmesg mentions running out of vmalloc
[04:09] <kronopio> everything seems to not be real
[04:10] <robogu> KyleK: did you get that last message?
[04:10] <needhelp1> where can i find logos/icons for press releated reasons.. like using the official ubuntu logo for blog posting and news reports ?
[04:10] <SubCoolBox> genii: I get this: http://old-releases.ubunutu.com/dists/feisty-backports/Release.gpg: Could not resolve 'old-releases.ubunutu.com'
[04:10] <SubCoolBox> ugh- nvm hol on
[04:11] <meeee> !paste
[04:11] <genii> SubCoolBox: You mis-spelt ubuntu
[04:11] <bebooo> vertagano: I'm not sure what i'm looking for.
[04:11] <hh> hy.touchpad tapping doesn´t work on my ibook g3 running xubuntu 9.04.does anyone know how to fix it?
[04:12] <PerryArmstrong> how can i get right resolution for my screen. i have a very bad resolution and i dont get resolutions higher than 832x624...can anyone tell me how do i get higher resolutions
[04:12] <krabit> genii: you misspelt misspelt
[04:12] <vertagano> bebooo: Try ' grep "vmap allocation" /var/log/ '
[04:13] <Roasted> krabit - does gnome launch any files by default??
[04:13] <bebooo> vertagano: okay
[04:13] <mercutio22> hello, my systemm is crashing very often, .xsession-errors is flooded with pulseaudio issues http://paste.ubuntu.com/163253/
[04:13] <krabit> Roasted: not really
[04:14] <benje> PerryArmstrong: do you fiw refresh of screen ? and resolution ?
[04:14] <vertagano> PerryArmstrong: See if this helps: http://roland-lopez.blogspot.com/2007/03/auto915resolution-ubuntu-resolution-fix.html
[04:14] <krabit> Roasted: unless they are set to load on boot
[04:14] <Josep23912> i, I'bve been having some issues with sound in xubuntu 9.04, i had installed ubuntu from the dvd (without a desktop  environment in vmware) and for some reason when i load xfce4-mixer it thinks i dont have some gstreamer packages installled  even though they are.  got sound working properly when i did a ubuntu-desktop install (on another vmware image). VMWare Tools is installed, so that's not the problem. I did notice there's no /dev/dsp
[04:14] <bebooo> there are a couple of dmesg files
[04:14] <needhelp1> anyone know where i can find official ubuntu press materials ?
[04:14] <bebooo> i have the first one open, but i'm not sure what i'm looking for
[04:14] <genii> krabit: I know
[04:14] <Josep23912> i tried also installing ubuntu-desktop or attempting to to check all the gstreamer modules were there.
[04:15] <vertagano> Josep23912: That usually means it can't find the sound card.
[04:15] <adnan> does anybody know what the "--system" option in adduser does?
[04:15] <bebooo> i downloaded 'linux' drivers from intel for the graphics card
[04:15] <kronopio> do you download with frost wire and then play in a  player like songbird?
[04:15] <PerryArmstrong> vertagano; i have seen that already because of which it has been able to identify that i have LG monitor...
[04:15] <PerryArmstrong> benje;i didnt get you
[04:15] <bebooo> i'm not sure how to install them though, and i'm not sure if those extra nvidia and gstreamer packages will affect it
[04:15] <Josep23912> vertagano: I wonder why it can't find it, it's working on the host side
[04:15] <SeViLLa> exit
[04:15] <Roasted> krabit - were desktop files the one file that was known to be exploited, to your knowledge?
[04:15] <Josep23912> (im running it in VMWare, note)
[04:15] <coleys> Hmmm... For the menu is there a way to make a menu option... such as  Frostwire to use sudo automatically?
[04:15] <Josep23912> so i would have thought it would have been a fairly generic driver
[04:15] <AnUbuntuUser> what's this about desktop file exploits?
[04:16] <meeee> I am trying to install something called fish.  I have run into errors and hangups.  My paste is here --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/163252/  There is something like an EULA that I cannot agree to.  Terminal will not accept my "OK" input
[04:16] <Josep23912> maybe i need to load something i havn't.
[04:16] <coleys> (Like by editing Frostwire.desktop or w/e)
[04:16] <MRSeptic> NTFS is better than all the linux filesystems
[04:16] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I am happy to report that my olympus is ULingpic to thelaptop WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
[04:16] <vertagano> Josep23912: I don't know much about debugging sound hardware problems, but I do know that that gstreamer error is often misleading. If you use dmesg you can probably find an error message about your sound card.
[04:16] <xzaio> hey guys whats up
[04:16] <krabit> Roasted: Yes, most files will ask what you want them to do
[04:17] <Josep23912> mm okay vertagano
[04:17] <MRSeptic> we have ACLS by defualt and are more fine grained than the linux filesystems
[04:17] <MRSeptic> we also use B+ trees more efficently than xfs jfs and reiserfs
[04:17] <meeee> MRSeptic: what is your purpose here?
[04:17] <MRSeptic> ext3 dosent count
[04:17] <aleceiffel> can i burn cds and isntall programs off the live cd
[04:17] <needhelp1> anyone know where i can find ubuntu press material ?
[04:17] <benje> PerryArmstrong: if it an intel card 915reolution will help if not in worg.conf you can fixvertival and horizontal refresh of screen to get the real resolution
[04:17] <krabit> aleceiffel: yes, but very slow
[04:17] <MRSeptic> we use extents too
[04:18] <MRSeptic> jfs and xfs use them but there implemetnation of extents suck
[04:18] <AnUbuntuUser> needhelp1: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/pressreleasearchive
[04:18] <benje> PerryArmstrong: you can get value in the manual of your screen
[04:18] <robogu> Ok I have a problem, Ubuntu was working fine then all of a sudden, when my computer boots to a black screen after the POST that says "NTLDR missing, Press CTRL, ALT, DEL to restart" I then booted to a live CD and went to terminal and did, " sudo grub, find /boot/grub/stage1, root (hd0,4), setup (hd0), to reinstall grub, It said it was successful, but I still get the same error, I've tried making all of the partions bootable one at a time, but I get the sam
[04:18] <bebooo> I guess i'm just clueless
[04:18] <bebooo> i've been trying to do this for like 6 hours
[04:19] <PerryArmstrong> benje; how do i get the value
[04:19] <bebooo> every road leads to google, which doesn't lead anywhere
[04:19] <needhelp1> AnUbuntuUser: ahh thats press release news for ubuntu.com.. i mean press materials for the use on other sites.. like official logos and icons
[04:19] <MRSeptic> EXT4 dosent come close to NTFSs amazing speed with large directorys. In NTFS we use B+ trees and we rebalance
[04:19] <benje> robogu: try to change order in bios or maybe you plug an usbkey which shift drive
[04:19] <AnUbuntuUser> ah... ok, I
[04:19] <AnUbuntuUser> 'll look...
[04:19] <MRSeptic> ext4 uses htrees and doesnt rebalance them leading to poor performance overtime
[04:19] <krabit> MRSeptic: shame NTFS forces you to reboot when you update due to it's rigidity when dealing with inodes
[04:20] <AnUbuntuUser> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official
[04:20] <benje> PerryArmstrong: in the manual of your screen
[04:20] <AnUbuntuUser> needhelp1: That has the official logos and icons for Ubuntu...
[04:20] <MRSeptic> no ntfs is journalled
[04:20] <AnUbuntuUser> needhelp1: Is that what you were looking for?
[04:20] <vertagano> bebooo: What happens when you run xvinfo in a terminal?
[04:20] <MRSeptic> its jfs xfs reiserfs that trash there inodes on a crash because they suck at journalling so does ext3/4
[04:20] <needhelp1> AnUbuntuUser: am i allowed to use that on my site.. for blog posts about ubuntu?
[04:21] <KyleK> whoopsies
[04:21] <krabit> MRSeptic: please take you useless and quite frankly limited knowledge of file system design elsewhere, this is a tech support channel.
[04:21] <KyleK> robogu: dont ask it to boot the swap partition
[04:21] <MRSeptic> my ass i know more about filesystems than you
[04:21] <krabit> MRSeptic: I'm not interested in a debate.
[04:22] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i'll back in a few min's...should restart my macine
[04:22] <MRSeptic> krabit, whats ntfs use to track free space
[04:22] <bebooo> vertagano: it looks normal
[04:22] <AnUbuntuUser> Read the trademark policy -- I'm not sure. http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy
[04:22] <kronopio> how do I manage my frostwire music so I can hear it
[04:22] <coleys> Uhh by default is wireless eth1?
[04:22] <vertagano> bebooo: Then I suspect I'm as clueless as you. mplayer tends to work quite well.
[04:22] <AnUbuntuUser> See the section called logo usage guidelines.
[04:22] <vertagano> coleys: It's always come in as wlan0 for me.
[04:22] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| kronopio
[04:22] <benje> coleys: no but somtimes
[04:23] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| *
[04:23] <needhelp1> AnUbuntuUser: they all seem to be big.. am i allowed to shrink them
[04:23] <needhelp1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=UbuntuLogo.png
[04:23] <benje> coleys: with iwconfig you will see if ti's a wrieless
[04:23] <bebooo> vertagano: It's not mplayer, it's the drivers or the nvidia packages I installed I think
[04:23] <MRSeptic> !ops MRSeptic Trolling
[04:23] <vertagano> bebooo: Are you using the 180 restricted drivers?
[04:23] <coleys> benje: hmm, okay.. trying to get it working in conky. Ill try both
[04:23] <kronopio> MRSeptic: where is an appropriate place?
[04:23] <MRSeptic> !ops MRSeptic
[04:23] <coleys> benje: Will try that!!
[04:23] <chrisb62> so ive switch to ext4, though im reading you should run the online defragmenter. what is that and how do i use it?
[04:23] <bebooo> vertagano: ... yeah, I don't know
[04:23] <f0urtyfive> :/ I hate alsa...
[04:24] <bebooo> vertagano: it's all at default, i downloaded linux drivers for my video card though
[04:24] <mzz> chrisb62: last time I checked it didn't exist yet
[04:24] <coleys> oo it's eth1 :D
[04:24] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| bebooo
[04:24] <bebooo> vertagano: could they be incompatible?
[04:24] <f0urtyfive> anyone in here managed to get HDMI audio to work?
[04:24] <krabit> MRSeptic: you sould like a comp sci second year just having completed some os/algorithms module and you now you think you are some uber develoepr
[04:24] <krabit> *oper
[04:24] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| f0urtyfive
[04:24] <krabit> *sound
[04:24] <bebooo> am I really offtopic?
[04:24] <MRSeptic> yes
[04:24] <krabit> lol
[04:24] <f0urtyfive> !offiopic| MRSeptic
[04:24] <chrisb62> ya thats sort of the idea i got from my google searches. thx
[04:24] <vertagano> bebooo: Under System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers you can pick your NVidia driver...
[04:24] <f0urtyfive> !offtopic| MRSepti
[04:24] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| f0urtyfive
[04:24] <bebooo> because i'm really trying to figure out how to install drivers on ubuntu?
[04:24] <bebooo> there's nothing in the hardware drivers
[04:25] <xzaio> wiat
[04:25] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| ubottu
[04:25] <bebooo> it's a blank list
[04:25] <xzaio> are u trying to find them
[04:25]  * meeee eats popcorn and watches the fight
[04:25] <xzaio> or insrall them
[04:25] <xzaio> what file type are they
[04:25] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| xzaio
[04:25] <f0urtyfive> MRSeptic: stfu
[04:25] <bebooo> it has an install.sh
[04:25] <MRSeptic> f0urtyfive, you wish
[04:25] <xzaio> oh sorry, cant help u there
[04:26] <bebooo> is that incompatible?
[04:26] <krabit> MRSeptic: why dont you take your knowledge/skills and use them to make some money and actually have a purpose in life outside of trolling kids on IRC for the lulz?
[04:26] <coleys> benje: Thanks for iwconfig =)
[04:26] <Riffage> How can I get jaunty to remember the passphrase for a ssh key? it's driving me quite literally up the wall
[04:26] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|  krabit
[04:26] <benje> ;)
[04:26] <vertagano> bebooo: Perhaps try the nvidia-glx-180 package in synaptic?
[04:26]  * f0urtyfive just ignores the bot..
[04:26] <MRSeptic> !offtopic| ljl
[04:26] <bebooo> i tried installing the nvidia packages in add/remove
[04:26] <bebooo> but not in synaptic yet
[04:27] <benje> MRSeptic: please
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !ops
[04:27] <krabit> SYSTEM	MRSeptic CTCP: VERSION xchat 2.8.6-2 Windows Vista [Intel /897.00MHz]
[04:27] <krabit> windows troll lol
[04:27] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|  krabit
[04:27] <benje> booo
[04:27] <MRSeptic> WINDOWS VISTA IS GOD
[04:27] <benje> :)
[04:28] <krabit> !ops
[04:28] <benje> like was said bakounine to his friends vitamaine is god reaally existe we have to get it aways
[04:28] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|  benje
[04:28] <benje> XD
[04:28] <francis> wtf...
[04:29] <coleys> wahha it worked!
[04:29] <TopBunny88> This channel need some more responivler oporators
[04:29] <mercutio22> can I get some help fixing lots of stuff that appear here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/163253/ namely, the pulseaudio issues, the tracker issues and the xmodmap issue? My system hangs VERY often. I don't know where to begin please assist
[04:29] <sebsebseb> TopBunny88: agreed
[04:29] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|  Topbunny88
[04:29] <pratip> Is there a way to tell xrandr, 'be quiet and set this resolution' it's not showing the res that i want.
[04:30] <ripps> !ops
[04:30] <TopBunny88> MRSeptic: Iwas making a pertinenet
[04:30] <TopBunny88> MRSeptic: Iwas making a pertinenet comments
[04:30] <benje> TopBunny88: some file is not accessible
[04:30] <pratip> you know what, no one answer that, i'm checking the man page first which i should have done... i'm tired leave me alone
[04:30] <yuka_> how to install wicd on 8.10 ?
[04:31] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|yuka
[04:31] <benje> yuka_: maybe ther package in repository ?
[04:31] <JCM> Has anyone done the ext3 to ext4 yet?
[04:31] <boli^> can anyone suggest a simple image viewer prog for X?
[04:31] <bebooo> vertagano: that's still making it crash, should I try a different nvidia pack or something?
[04:31] <TopBunny88> benje: read the man page for the chmod command man chmod
[04:31] <mercutio22> ripps> I've been reading on this for three days now. It is an emergency... I can't get work done like this.
[04:31] <zukabuka> hi
[04:31] <benje> MRSeptic: now stop
[04:31] <zukabuka> is there any where manual to debug suspend mode for jaunty
[04:31] <zukabuka> thanks
[04:31] <boli^> all it needs to to is display a fullscreen image for 5 secs, then exit
[04:31] <TopBunny88> !chmod | benje
[04:31] <MRSeptic> !ntfs
[04:32] <vertagano> bebooo: I had problems with 177, but the 180 has been good to me.
[04:32] <benje> TopBunny88: lol that's your question
[04:32] <benje> /usr/bin/xmodmap:  unable to open file '/usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/kubuntu.xmodmap' for reading
[04:32] <bebooo> is this an ubuntu question: why is the list empty under hardware drivers? also, how can i install drivers
[04:32] <yuka_> benje: there is no, so i added 'hardy extras' to sources.list
[04:32] <d4n3sh> tes
[04:32] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|d4nsh
[04:32] <TopBunny88> benje: Have you read the manual page for the chmod command?
[04:32] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i located the frequency values
[04:32] <MRSeptic> !ops
[04:32] <yuka_> benje: but when running it, i don't seeanything.
[04:32] <PerryArmstrong> benje; what do i do with this now?
[04:32] <benje> TopBunny88:  i don't need :)
[04:33] <MRSeptic> !offtopic|prettyarmstrong
[04:33] <TopBunny88> MRSeptic: Please stop  abusing the bot
[04:33] <MRSeptic> !help
[04:33] <vertagano> bebooo: Have you looked at this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[04:33] <tyler_d> I am trying to do an 8.04 install on a system with no cd drive... I am getting a "detect and mount CD failure" how do I work around this?
[04:33] <adalgiso> i seem to have an issue with the 9.04 beta dist.  when I go to run it on my computer it doesn't autologin, but asks for a username and pw.  any way to get around this?
[04:33] <coleys> vertagano: Is there a line you can add to .desktop files, that makes them run as root?
[04:34] <benje> so where was the ops cut it the bots respons
[04:34] <ripps> ...sigh... can someone wake up an op to ban this troll!
[04:34] <PerryArmstrong> MRSeptic; do you want it takes to work with a dilapadated ubuntu that doesn't offer me the right resolution....a wack on the back like you people for suggesting ****
[04:34] <vertagano> coleys: To the best of my knowledge, the best you can do is add "gksudo" in front of the command, which will pop up the password box.
[04:34] <duvnell1> z'there a GUI for postfix config?
[04:34] <benje> TopBunny88: that's you which post and ask where to start http://paste.ubuntu.com/163253/
[04:34] <MRSeptic> PerryArmstrong, english please?
[04:34] <benje> TopBunny88: check your hard drive
[04:35] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i hope you went to school to understand my english
[04:35] <MRSeptic> !ops
[04:35] <chrisb62> if i backup my .themes folder does that also keep my icon theme too?
[04:35] <TopBunny88> benje: I have sense rreformated my hard drive
[04:35] <PerryArmstrong> benje; sorry the message wasnt' for you
[04:35] <meeee> MRSeptic: Do you have a girlfriend?  Or a car?
[04:35] <MRSeptic> ops are lazy
[04:36] <krabit> ops are akf
[04:36] <krabit> *afk
[04:36] <tyler_d> type /ignore nameofuser
[04:36] <TopBunny88> !offtopic | MRSeptic
[04:36] <tyler_d> if your that upset with it
[04:36] <bebooo> i don't know for sure if my card is even nvidia
[04:36] <bebooo> and of course i'm googling it
[04:36] <krabit> bebooo: lspci will tell you
[04:36] <vertagano> bebooo: You can learn that from lspci
[04:36] <benje> bebooo: lspci | grep VGA
[04:37] <benje> to be sure
[04:37] <PerryArmstrong> benje; ya got any idea
[04:37] <TopBunny88> bebooo: Have you lspci'ed yet
[04:37] <krabit> benje: that command it ourdated on alot of hardware
[04:37] <adalgiso> anyone know the default username/pw for the 9.04 beta livecd?
[04:37] <NTFS> !ops
[04:37] <krabit> benje: alot of people dont have vga grfx cards anymore
[04:37] <TopBunny88> !nvidia | bebooo
[04:37] <CXM> why are we !op'ing?
[04:37] <grekkos> anyone know if there's a program like UltraMon available for linux? Looking for something like added context menu items that say "Move window to other monitor" or something like that
[04:37] <NTFS> i am testing the lazy ops
[04:38] <kcollins> adalgiso, I think it is usually "ubuntu" with no password
[04:38] <CXM> why...
[04:38] <NOD62> Testing the operators?
[04:38] <CXM> it's not an emergency?
[04:38] <krabit> benje: actually nom that should work, but doesnt on my system?
[04:38] <bebooo> what is ispci?
[04:38] <kcollins> lspci
[04:38] <adalgiso> kcollins thanks lemme give that a try.  ive been thinking of combinations, but no dice so far
[04:38] <benje> CXM: some abuse of bot for nothing that's why
[04:38] <krabit> bebooo: it's L  (l)
[04:38] <grekkos> you mean Lspci?
[04:38] <krabit> lists all pci deivces
[04:38] <NTFS> ubuntu sucls
[04:38] <NTFS> sucks
[04:38] <vertagano> bebooo: lspci will list the various PCI devices on your machine and what Ubuntu thinks they are.
[04:38] <bebooo> ok
[04:38] <krabit> says a vista user
[04:38] <krabit> lol
[04:39] <adalgiso> kcollins: yeah that didn't work unfortunately
[04:39] <kcollins> :(
[04:39] <NOD62> lmao, yeah.
[04:39] <NTFS> soon linux will be forced to remove vfat from the kernel
[04:39] <adalgiso> i'm stuck at a login screen
[04:39] <NOD62> NTFS: What do you use, ol' mighty user?
[04:39] <bebooo> i already know this information though
[04:39] <chetnick> i installed 9.04 on the same box where i was running 8.04. I have no sound on skype anymore. Does anybody have ideas? I tried all devices listed in skype.
[04:39] <bebooo> Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE/PE
[04:39] <NTFS> i use NTFS
[04:39] <grekkos> he operates on it
[04:39] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me get my screen resolution right??
[04:39] <nophilter> Hey all!
[04:39] <NTFS> NTFS is best undisputted filesystem
[04:39] <vertagano> bebooo: So that's not an NVidia card.
[04:40] <bebooo> that's what i thought
[04:40] <nophilter> PerryArmstrong I can help you. What resolution you need?
[04:40] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[04:40] <JCM> NTFS still needs to be defaged
[04:40] <JCM> Oh sorry  defraged
[04:40] <vertagano> bebooo: Which is why you don't have any options in the Hardware Drivers.
[04:40] <bebooo> so i was asking if installing nvidia packages could have made mplayer start crashing
[04:40] <NTFS> no my fileallocation policy improved in vista
[04:40] <ripps> JCM: just ignore the troll
[04:40] <IndyGunFreak> JCM: freudian slip
[04:40] <bebooo> so it's not ati either?
[04:40] <vertagano> bebooo: Nope.
[04:40] <PerryArmstrong> nophilter; i am not getting the required 1024x728 resolution
[04:40] <NTFS> COME ON LAZY OPS BAN ME
[04:40] <benje> PerryArmstrong: what is the models of your screen
[04:40] <JCM> I know just couldn't pass that one up :)
[04:40] <vertagano> bebooo: It's an Intel card, which comes with its own set of problems.
[04:40] <bebooo> but, the video was playing before
[04:40] <nophilter> what video card you have?
[04:40] <adalgiso> bebooo: it's an intel chipset
[04:40] <NTFS> !ops
[04:40] <chetnick> JCM> NTFS still needs to be defaged LOL
[04:40] <kcollins> adalgiso, just to confirm, you tried username "ubuntu" and just hit enter at the password prompt?
[04:40] <azharcs> Hi I am planning to clean install 9.04, What files or folders should i backup to retain my settings like Firefox, Thunderbird and others. Thanks.
[04:40] <nophilter> Perry, what card?
[04:41] <PerryArmstrong> benje LG Studioworks 552V
[04:41] <chetnick> JCM: Well said.
[04:41] <bebooo> and also, the video is still playing in mozilla, just slowly
[04:41] <IndyGunFreak> vertagano: i don't have problems out fo my intel based devices... have two of them
[04:41] <benje> NTFS you can go by your self ?
[04:41] <adalgiso> kcollins: yes i did, also tried ubuntu/ubuntu and a couple other combos
[04:41] <PerryArmstrong> nophilter; Intel
[04:41] <IndyGunFreak> bebooo: what video?
[04:41] <tyler_d> installing from usb key error.... cannot install cd drive failure?
[04:41] <Subrosian> FAT16 (with GEM) is better then NTFS
[04:41] <chetnick> ok people, leave alon NTFS, lets solve my problem.
[04:41] <bebooo> any video
[04:41] <kronopio> my youtube won't play anyone know why?
[04:41] <bebooo> youtube/hulu
[04:41] <vertagano> IndyGunFreak: Wasn't meaning to imply that they have *more* problems. Just *different* problems.
[04:41] <chetnick> i installed 9.04 on the same box where i was running 8.04. I have no sound on skype anymore. Does anybody have ideas? I tried all devices listed in skype.
[04:41] <kronopio> hulu is better?
[04:41] <benje> PerryArmstrong: what is your graphics card ?
[04:41] <krabit> azharcs: .mozilla folder in /home/$username
[04:41] <bebooo> but when i open a video file, it crashes movie player or mplayer
[04:41] <NTFS> chetnick your using linux thats why
[04:41] <PerryArmstrong> benje I dont have a graphic card
[04:42] <nophilter> Perry what resolution now you have?
[04:42] <kcollins> adalgiso, from what I can read in my research online, the LiveCD is not supposed to ask for a username/password, as it is supposed to auto-logon
[04:42] <nophilter> Perry and which one you want?
[04:42] <benje> PerryArmstrong: so how do you use your screen ? :)
[04:42] <vertagano> chetnick: Sounds is only missing in skype?
[04:42] <meeee> i get an Eula that I cannot agree to because terminal wont accept my input for the "OK".  I'm installing something called fish.  my paste looks like this ----> http://paste.ubuntu.com/163252/
[04:42] <adalgiso> kcollins: yeah, thats what i've experience with all the previous releases, so I'm pretty much stumped
[04:42] <NTFS> LINUX SUCKS
[04:42] <kcollins> adalgiso, might be worth trying the full release?
[04:42] <benje> PerryArmstrong: paste lspci | grep VGA
[04:42] <chetnick> vertagano: yes only in skype....
[04:42] <adalgiso> kcollins: haven't been able to find anything through google
[04:42] <NTFS> windows vista runs faster
[04:42] <PerryArmstrong> nophilter; 1024x768
[04:42] <azharcs> krabit: So all i have to do is, copy the backed up folder of 8.04 in 9.04 and it will work fine :)
[04:42] <JCM> Anyone install the ATI drivers in 64 bit Ubuntu? I'm just need to know if I need to still the 32 bit drivers ass well for Wine
[04:42] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i suppose i dont know the answer
[04:43] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i'll give 1 sec
[04:43] <adalgiso> kcollins: yeah, i should, but my internet connection at this apartment is garbage and I'd need to wait about 4 hours for it to download
[04:43] <Subrosian> NTFS, you need a girlfriend
[04:43] <NTFS> LINUX SUCKS
[04:43] <Subrosian> and to get laid...
[04:43] <adalgiso> kcollins: figured I'd install the beta and just upgrade afterwards, because its the only release i have a copy of at the moment
[04:43] <PerryArmstrong> benje; 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[04:43] <krabit> adalgiso: the issue you have is something to do with the boot process, i had it a while ago
[04:43] <PerryArmstrong> benje; so whats the answer from this output??
[04:43] <NTFS> UBUNTU OPS ARE THE LAZIEST OPS EVER
[04:43] <IndyGunFreak> meeee: it installed for me no problem at all.
[04:43] <benje> PerryArmstrong: ok install 915resolution and config file
[04:43] <genii> !ops | Wake up
[04:43] <krabit> adalgiso: i fixed it by rebooting until I could log in, Must of been a bad read/write
[04:44] <Subrosian> NTFS, your virgin is showing...
[04:44] <lstarnes> !troll
[04:44] <NTFS> I AINT A VIRGI
[04:44] <coleys> NTFS: LOL
[04:44] <krabit> lol
[04:44] <NTFS> N
[04:44] <benje> after that if it's don't work see manual of your screen
[04:44] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i installed 915 already...how do i install config??
[04:44] <coleys> ahahhaah
[04:44] <NTFS> BAN ME tim_sharitt
[04:44] <kronopio> i cant get hulu too play, but I am not being prompted for plugins
[04:44] <adalgiso> krabit: while booting up, there does come a point where i get some I/O error and an error with SquashFS, but is that a problem with the image that I burnt to CD or does that indicate a hardware problem with memory/hard drive?
[04:44] <nophilter> Perry, well unless you installed some other driver from Intel you can go system/preferences/dysplay and change resolution
[04:44] <chetnick> vertagano: only in skype for now, i listen to music and videos and youtube no problem. But no sound in skype. I went back to see settings in 8.04, everything is set to default and it works. I tried to see sound settings in 8.04 and compare it to 9.04 but they are quite different. I guess they used something different for sound in 9.04
[04:44] <lstarnes> NTFS: then please leave this channel.  This channel is solely for ubuntu support.  If you hate ubuntu then don't come here and waste your time
[04:44] <esfahankids> hi
[04:44] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i got the frequencies from the manual
[04:44] <benje> PerryArmstrong: in /etc/915resolution there a file or /etc/default/915resolution
[04:44] <NTFS> lstarnes, YOU CANT SEE ME
[04:44] <coleys> NTFS: take the windows registry with you =(
[04:45] <esfahankids> i have problem with firefox
[04:45] <krabit> adalgiso: hard to know for sure, for me I think it was hardware, my cdrom drive was cheap, so it always messed disks up
[04:45] <NTFS> kline me
[04:45] <benje> PerryArmstrong: vertical and horizontal max and min ?
[04:45] <vertagano> chetnick: I don't know anything about skype.
[04:45] <chetnick> vertagano: LOL
[04:45] <lstarnes> NTFS: I can see you
[04:45] <esfahankids> heloooooo
[04:45] <NTFS> lstarnes, how so
[04:45] <chetnick> vertagano: ok thanks. LOL
[04:45] <kronopio> am I welcome back here?
[04:45] <krabit> no
[04:45] <esfahankids> i have problem in firefox please help me
[04:45] <sebsebseb> kronopio: you got banned before?
[04:45] <adalgiso> krabit: yeah, my drives are pretty much terrible.  know of any minimal-footprint distributions of 9.04?
[04:45] <krabit> esfahankids: ask please
[04:45] <sebsebseb> kronopio: I guess your welcome back as long as you don't troll
[04:45] <JCM> Whats the problem?
[04:46] <esfahankids> firefox give this error to me
[04:46] <esfahankids>  <menuitem id="context-copy"
[04:46] <esfahankids> ------^
[04:46] <lstarnes> NTFS: how can I not see you?
[04:46] <krabit> adalgiso: yes, there is a 'minimal' installtion you can use
[04:46] <NTFS> lstarnes, uhh i dont know just kline me and get it done with ok
[04:46] <TonyTheTiger> Hiya im on ubuntu 8.10, following this guide to install wine http://ubuntuexperiment.wordpress.com/2008/11/09/installing-wine-on-ubuntu-810/ however cant get past "sudo apt-get install wine" as the http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.1.19~winehq0~ubuntu~8.10-0ubuntu1_i386.deb is 404 not found.
[04:46] <krabit> adalgiso: you can get it off the ubuntu site,
[04:46] <nophilter> NTFS how are you?
[04:46] <adalgiso> i think that will work, i wanted a headless install anyway
[04:46] <lstarnes> NTFS: just get out
[04:46] <nophilter> NTFS, what OS r u using currently?
[04:46] <NTFS> im laughing real hard nophilter
[04:47] <krabit> esfahankids: where is the error, when do you get it,. more info please
[04:47] <Subrosian> [NTFS VERSION reply]: xchat 2.8.6-2 Windows Vista [Intel /897.00MHz]
[04:47] <nophilter> NTFS what at? I wanna laugh too
[04:47] <coleys> ;D Ew vista hissss
[04:47] <ripps> TonyTheTiger: just goto winehq.com and follow the directions in the download->ubuntu section to install newer wine in ubuntu
[04:47] <JCM> esfahankids > Check this out http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=hu&comments_parentId=182331&forumId=1
[04:47] <esfahankids> when i click in firefox give this error & i cant use fire fox
[04:47] <NTFS> nophilter, how lazy the ubuntu ops are and how the staffers arnt klining me
[04:47] <meeee> !vista
[04:48] <esfahankids> sorry i cant open any page
[04:48] <esfahankids> please help me here
[04:48] <lstarnes> NTFS: I wonder if Comcast would like to know about this
[04:48] <krabit> esfahankids: I need more info, about the error, please be specific with exactly how, when, and where it happens
[04:48] <meeee> !windows security
[04:48] <IndyGunFreak> meeee: have you considered just installing java first, then install fish?... i had no probs at all installing fish
[04:48] <coleys> haha.
[04:48] <NTFS> lstarnes, about what
[04:48] <coleys> !ntfs
[04:48] <Chr|s> esfahankids: What is your problem?
[04:48] <TonyTheTiger> ripps, I am on winehq channel and they told me to come to this channel :s
[04:48] <vluser> guys, I'm getting an error
[04:48] <kronopio> is   an wma a zipped file?
[04:48] <nophilter> NTFS what is it?
[04:48] <vluser> C++ compiler cannot create executables
[04:48] <esfahankids> when i click on firefox give me this error
[04:48] <vluser> what do I do?
[04:48] <vertagano> esfahankids: Sounds like one of the XML setting files for Firefox has a problem.
[04:48] <coleys> kronopio: No... wma = windows media audio
[04:48] <krabit> kronopio: no, its a windows media file
[04:48] <lstarnes> vertagano: install build-essential
[04:49] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i searched but i didnt find....i pur the auto915resolution folder in my home and then run the command
[04:49] <esfahankids> how to fix it?
[04:49] <vertagano> lstarnes: I don't think that was for me.
[04:49] <JCM> esfahankids > long and short of it is that it is a profile problem and the recommend is the make a new profile or uninstall and reinstall
[04:49] <Chr|s> esfahankids: please use pastebin
[04:49] <coleys> kronopio: Probably a windows virus in .wma format =D
[04:49] <kronopio> what are ubuntu friendly audio files?
[04:49] <lstarnes> vertagano: oops
[04:49] <coleys> kronopio: all ?
[04:49] <krabit> esfahankids: try sudo rm -rf .mozilla  that will get rid of the profile and create a new one when you start firefox
[04:49] <nophilter> NTFS you nickname gives me hope you know that you may be available for helping me with some well known OS
[04:49] <benje> PerryArmstrong: he is in repository
[04:49] <lstarnes> vluser: try installing build-essential
[04:49] <krabit> erm. you can drop sudo
[04:49] <adalgiso> krabit: found the minimal iso, thanks for the heads-up
[04:49] <vluser> lstarnes, thanks.. trying that now
[04:50] <vluser> anyone know a good program to burn .avi into dvd?
[04:50] <krabit> adalgiso: yeah, that's usually less stress on crappy drives
[04:50] <Chr|s> !info handbrake
[04:50] <krabit> worked for me
[04:50] <vertagano> vluser: k3b
[04:50] <Kazuha> Into DVD video?
[04:50] <benje> PerryArmstrong: sudo apt-get install 915resolution
[04:50] <vluser> dvd video
[04:50] <JCM> esfahankids > did you get what krabit said?
[04:50] <nophilter> vluser yeah it is nero burning rom
[04:50] <vluser> playable to dvd players
[04:50] <vluser> for linux
[04:50] <kronopio> are there ubuntu viruses?
[04:50] <Kazuha> Who would want to do that?  Data is more efficient.
[04:50] <adalgiso> krabit: now if i can only find a cd-r
[04:50] <nophilter> vluser yes via Wine
[04:50] <esfahankids> thank you probelm fixed
[04:50] <esfahankids> ;-)
[04:50] <krabit> win
[04:50] <vluser> nophilter, and it work?
[04:50] <hcricket> Can someone just tell me if this is a coincedence?
[04:50] <Kazuha> kronopio: If they exist, they aren't very common.
[04:51] <nophilter> vluser yes
[04:51] <krabit> as usualy it's a firefox profile issue
[04:51] <krabit> *usual
[04:51] <lstarnes> Kazuha: none in the wild that were ever widespread
[04:51] <Kazuha> Or rather, I've never heard of any malware in the wild for *ANY* Linux Distro.
[04:51] <PerryArmstrong> benje;http://paste.ubuntu.com/163265/
[04:51] <kronopio> thank you all for being so responsive
[04:51] <krabit> hcricket: is what?
[04:51] <geek_> Kazuha: "virus.sh" ... ;p
[04:51] <coleys> Kazuha: Repositories are safe anyways =)
[04:51] <hcricket> I installed 9.04, and all was fine...  I was using ethernet...  the wireless card was not recognized...  I removed the wireless, and suddenly the ethernet stopped working at the same time.
[04:51] <coleys> geek_: =(
[04:51] <hcricket> Now I can't get online at all, lol
[04:51]  * Kazuha knows this.
[04:51]  * sebsebseb the troll has left, but hope the ops bann him anyway
[04:52] <ripps> TonyTheTiger: Does the guide on winehq.org not work? http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[04:52]  * Kazuha runs Debian.
[04:52] <kronopio> how do you use frostwire?
[04:52] <IndyGunFreak> kronopio: same way you use limewire.. if you're familiar w/ it
[04:52] <vluser> pstocanonij.c:20:23: error: cups/cups.h: No such file or directory
[04:52] <coleys> kronopio: with java...
[04:52] <vluser> anybody?>
[04:52] <krabit> kronopio: check the website out
[04:52] <ripps> TonyTheTiger: Follow the directions under "Alternative command Line Instructions for Installing Wine:"
[04:52] <coleys> kronopio: You will need java in order to use it.
[04:52] <PerryArmstrong> benje;any idea??
[04:52] <geek_> coleys: viruses would need someone to explicitly run it ;p
[04:52] <geek_> so.. no, nit likely
[04:52] <lstarnes> vluser: you need the right -dev packages for cups I think
[04:52] <abdul> hello everyone
[04:53] <coleys> coleys: Just like rm -rf / =)
[04:53] <coleys> lol I just quoted to me =]
[04:53] <TonyTheTiger> ripps, thanks ill try that.
[04:53] <sebsebseb> !danger
[04:53] <IndyGunFreak> speaking of frostwire, i've not used it in a while
[04:53] <benje> kronopio: like all unix http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_malware and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_virus
[04:53] <coleys> IndyGunFreak: freelimewirepro.net =) gg
[04:54]  * NoSoundOnUbuntu hears noooooooooooothing, sees nooooooooooothing
[04:54] <kronopio> does ubuntu.com have java
[04:54] <kronopio> ?
[04:54] <robogu> Ok I have a problem, Ubuntu was working fine then all of a sudden, when my computer boots to a black screen after the POST that says "NTLDR missing, Press CTRL, ALT, DEL to restart" I then booted to a live CD and went to terminal and did, " sudo grub, find /boot/grub/stage1, root (hd0,4), setup (hd0), to reinstall grub, It said it was successful, but I still get the same error, I've tried making all of the partions bootable one at a time, but I get the sam
[04:54] <sebsebseb> !troll |  coley
[04:54] <sebsebseb> coleys
[04:54] <sebsebseb> giving out bad commands is trolling
[04:54] <coleys> What are you talking about =?
[04:54] <coleys> I am in nooo way trolling.
[04:54] <hcricket> :(
[04:54] <benje> PerryArmstrong: yes forget 915 or the name have changed under your distrib
[04:54] <lstarnes> kronopio: are you asking if the site itself uses java or if they make java available for installation?
[04:54] <sebsebseb> coleys: the  delete  /  without  confirming command,  you just gave out?
[04:55] <coleys> kronopio: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[04:55] <IndyGunFreak> kronopio: its in the repositories
[04:55] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I have the pic ul'ed onto the HDD, IDK how to select thepics to UL them to PhotoBucket
[04:55] <kronopio> cool! thanks
[04:55] <mercutio22> F*ck pulseaudio!!!
[04:55] <coleys> sebsebseb: It happens many times a day, it's not trolling... Besides the actual command doesn't work... You seem bot command happy. =o
[04:56] <sebsebseb> !language |  mercutio22
[04:56] <sebsebseb> mercutio22: and yeah pulseaudio can suck at times
[04:56] <IndyGunFreak> mercutio22: its not that bad.
[04:56] <sebsebseb> !sound
[04:56] <benje> NoSoundOnUbuntu: like in other system go to search it by you software "browse"
[04:56] <ripps> mercutio22: if your having trouble with pulse just uninstall it.
[04:56] <nophilter> does anyone know how to edit partition table from ubuntu???
[04:56] <newUser> is there a way to see all my opened windows without compiz scale? (I mean an alternative)
[04:57] <coleys> I have to use Pulse Audio at the moment.. My intel hda isn't supported with Alsa =(
[04:57] <PerryArmstrong> benje;so then how do i get it??
[04:57] <mercutio22> Yeah, I will remove it. I am sick.
[04:57] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: you probably won't be able to, because the partitions are mounted, you'll probably have tod o it from a live cd
[04:57] <Gacker> nophilter,  partition editor
[04:57] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> the window is bigger than  the monitor and when I click Pictures or Photo I do not see them
[04:57] <mzz> robogu: does that system have multiple physical hard drives, not just partitions?
[04:57] <Gacker> yess
[04:57] <benje> PerryArmstrong: so let's change xorg.conf 1: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.save
[04:57] <nophilter> Indy, is there a partitioner in Ubuntu???
[04:57] <arktvrvs> i take it xv isnt included in 8.10?
[04:58] <PerryArmstrong> benje; done
[04:58] <arktvrvs> what package is it in/
[04:58] <benje> PerryArmstrong: 2: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:58] <nophilter> Indy, I want to delete partitions
[04:58] <Gacker> yes partition editor @ nophilter
[04:58] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, they are in F-spot somewhere
[04:58] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: yeah, gparted.. sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:58] <PerryArmstrong> benje; yes
[04:58] <kronopio> gotta restart the computer, see ya
[04:58] <ripps> arktvrvs: it's built into x server, the question is whether you hardware drivers support xv
[04:58] <nophilter> Gacker and where is it? Do I install sthg like Partition Magic?
[04:58] <arktvrvs> /bin/sh: xv: not found
[04:58] <adalgiso> anyone have experience installing ubuntu to RAID 0?
[04:58] <Gacker> nophilter, it is gparted
[04:58] <arktvrvs> i have
[04:58] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: i told you, sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:58] <arktvrvs> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
[04:58] <Gacker> sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:59] <ripps> arktvrvs: xv isn't a command, it's a video filtering interface
[04:59] <nophilter> Gacker gparted? What is it?
[04:59] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> brb
[04:59] <Gacker> partition editor
[04:59] <Subrosian> is there a java runtime for Ubuntu 9.04 PPC?
[04:59] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: a partition editor, what you asked for
[04:59] <arktvrvs> the program that does screenshots?
[04:59] <nophilter> Gacker I need a partition editor kind of you know?
[04:59] <IndyGunFreak> !info gparted | nophilter
[04:59] <benje> PerryArmstrong: in monitor section write with your own values : HorizSync	30-75 	VertRefresh	50-85
[04:59] <Gacker> 1
[04:59] <Gacker> yes
[04:59] <ripps> !screenshot
[04:59] <jacsoft> una pregunta
[04:59] <Gacker> nophilter, if u r using ubuntu it mush be installed by default
[04:59] <adalgiso> I have a hardware RAID card in my computer, it's been configured to stripe data across my 2 sata hard drives.  When I enter the ubuntu partition editor, is it safe to choose one disk to repartition, or should I do setup a different way?
[04:59] <jacsoft> como puedo instalar el video
[04:59] <arktvrvs> oh i see
[05:00] <Gacker> Try gparted in the terminal
[05:00] <jacsoft> osea la tarjeta de video
[05:00] <kovacsleeve> jacsoft: #ubuntu-es
[05:00] <nophilter> Gacker but i donn't see anything in menu
[05:00] <kriel> Any way to get a livecd to just boot to a flat terminal?
[05:00] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: system/admin/partition editor
[05:00] <PerryArmstrong> benje; should i place the same values??
[05:00] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: assuming you installed it as we told you
[05:00] <Gacker> Try in terminal it will show u weather installed ot not # nophilter
[05:00] <benje> PerryArmstrong: no you sould use yours
[05:00] <nophilter> GAcker no such command
[05:01] <Gacker> Ok
[05:01] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[05:01] <arktvrvs> alrighty then
[05:01] <benje> PerryArmstrong: which you fond in manual vrefresh = vertical refresh
[05:01] <Gacker> sudo apt-get install gparted
[05:01] <IndyGunFreak> 5th time.
[05:01] <mzz> adalgiso: I don't own any raid hardware, but I'd expect to see a single device to partition. However if the card does not actually do raid in hardware you'd see separate devices when using it under linux.
[05:01] <Gacker> LOL IndyGunFreak
[05:01] <PerryArmstrong> benje; in maual; horiz=48.36KHz  vert=60Hz
[05:01] <nophilter> Gacker alright will try now
[05:01] <IndyGunFreak> Gacker: lol, after the 3rd time, it gets a little redundant
[05:01] <Gacker> :D
[05:02] <benje> PerryArmstrong: max et min value horzontal and vertical
[05:02] <benje> not those
[05:02] <nophilter> Indy what???
[05:02] <Subrosian> so no answers?
[05:02] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: you were told sudo apt-get install gparted, at least 5x, and kept up your cluelessness
[05:02] <nophilter> Indy well i didn't see it
[05:02] <adalgiso> mzz: so if the card is doing it through software, I'll see both drives?  If it is through software, can I just tell the Ubuntu installer to use one disk and expect that everything will work out ok?
[05:03] <nophilter> Indy you know there are so many words i can't see everything
[05:03] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: then you should turn on highlight notifications when people say your name... cuz i said it at lesat 3x, and so did gacker
[05:03] <mzz> adalgiso: well, you can install on one disk, but you wouldn't get any RAID. I don't know how to do software raid, sorry.
[05:03] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: thats why you turn on highlights.
[05:03] <nophilter> Indy how to do it on ircII
[05:03] <nophilter> ?
[05:03] <briscoelake> Good Evening, Having a bit of trouble when I suspend my laptop. When I try to bring it back up it just flashes the screen different colors until I have to kill it and reboot
[05:03] <PerryArmstrong> benje; ohh yes... horiz 30-54 vert 50-120
[05:03] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: i don't use ircII..
[05:03] <mzz> nophilter: also why you tabcomplete the nick of who you're talking to, so their hilights work :)
[05:03] <lstarnes> nophilter: ircII is rather outdated isn't it? It's enabled by defaukt in irssi
[05:03] <nophilter> Indy well?...
[05:03] <IndyGunFreak> mzz: i'm used to people bastardizing my name.. i've got indy and indygun set to highlight..lol
[05:03] <PerryArmstrong> benje; so in the code should i replace as : HorizSync 30-54  VertRefresh 50-120??
[05:03] <lstarnes> *defauly
[05:04] <lstarnes> **default
[05:04] <abdul> mml;
[05:04] <TonyTheTiger> how can i test if i have installed wine successfully?
[05:04] <mzz> IndyGunFreak: did the same when my nick was longer than it currently is
[05:04] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: i told you, i don't use that software.. you'll have to check in the options o hte software
[05:04] <benje> PerryArmstrong: yes seem ok but don't exchange vertical and horizontal
[05:04] <cyan123> hello, all. how do you get a person's nick to show up without retyping it?
[05:05] <ripps> TonyTheTiger: you should have a Wine entry in the Application menu
[05:05] <benje> TonyTheTiger: winecfg
[05:05] <PerryArmstrong> benje; and here'smy xorg  http://paste.ubuntu.com/163271/ without making any changes
[05:05] <mzz> cyan123: in what program?
[05:05] <cyan123> sorry. in xirc
[05:05] <NOD62> cyan123: Type the first few letters and press TAB.
[05:05] <nophilter> Indy what is o hte???
[05:05]  * mzz doesn't use that one
[05:05] <mzz> cyan123: first few letters + tab works in many
[05:05] <nophilter> Indy is it some kind of command?
[05:05] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: lol, thats a typo.. *the
[05:05] <NOD62> cyan123: If that's what you meant. xD
[05:05] <TonyTheTiger> thanks ripps and co.
[05:05] <Subrosian> :(
[05:05] <benje> PerryArmstrong:  i don't found manual on internet oabout your monitor in lg site
[05:05] <ripps> TonyTheTiger: no problem
[05:06] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: why are you using a command line irc client?.. if you can't figure out something as simple as installing gparted?
[05:06] <malex> Jaunty trashed my root fs after an hour of use after a live upgrade. fsck from a live interepid cd gives thousands of errors. Grub is shot as well. Very interesting.
[05:06] <cyan123> nod thank you
[05:06] <nophilter> Indy I just switched from Windows and very difficult to understand all...so I am in console all the time...
[05:06] <PerryArmstrong> benje; maybe it got outdated..i bought it in 1997
[05:06] <cyan123> hmm, not working as expected.
[05:06] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: lol, wellt hat should make it way way easier...lol
[05:06] <nophilter> Indy is there a web broswer to use in console?
[05:06] <IndyGunFreak> nophilter: dunno
[05:06] <lstarnes> nophilter: links, links2, elinks, lynx, w3m
[05:06] <vertagano> nophilter: elinks is a great text browser
[05:06] <tonyyarusso> nophilter: w3m, links2, elinks.
[05:06] <malex> Does jaunty silently try to convert ext3 to ext4?
[05:06] <FloridaGuy> is there away to uninstall everything ubuntu-desktop installed..
[05:07] <tonyyarusso> nophilter: In my experience, w3m has the best rendering, but links2/elinks have easier to understand navigation.
[05:07] <ripps> malex: no, ext4 is in an optional install time option
[05:07] <PerryArmstrong> benje; here's the changed xorg http://paste.ubuntu.com/163274/    have a look at it and tell me if i have placed the code at the right place
[05:07] <malex> ripps: thanks, so it's a bug then.
[05:07] <djlinux64> anybody here from wisconsin? i need some insider info
[05:08]  * malex hits himself on the head for upgrading less then 2 months after a release. Intrepid finally worked well.
[05:08] <benje> PerryArmstrong: not really
[05:08] <benje> http://paste.ubuntu.com/163275/ PerryArmstrong
[05:09] <krammer_> evening all, when i open k3b it tries then it goes grey any ideas?
[05:09] <eseven73> krammer_, does doing gksudo k3b do the same?
[05:09] <krammer_> yes
[05:10] <krammer_> eseven73, i tried reinstalling it but same thing happens
[05:10] <briscoelake> sorry if anyone replied to my ? about my laptop not being able to come out of suspend I missed it my internet died
[05:10] <krammer_> eseven73, also i cannot force quit or use the kill to get rid of this problem
[05:11] <vertagano> Bluetooth question: The Gnome bluetooth icon's Setup New Device fails to see any devices, but "hcitool scan" shows the desired device. Any ideas how to get the gui working?
[05:11] <eseven73> krammer_, search the bug site https://launchpad.net/+search?field.text=k3b+hangs&field.actions.search=Search
[05:11] <krammer_> eseven73, thanks
[05:11] <marcus_aurelius> briscoelake: i had that same issue with intrepid, installed jaunty, so far, i haven't had that issue re-occur
[05:11] <eseven73> np
[05:11] <benje> PerryArmstrong: change value and try with this if not the good resolution force to 1024*768 or this you want and you know it's work with like here http://paste.ubuntu.com/163276/ (the full)
[05:11] <fungos> back
[05:12] <benje> vertagano: active network services
[05:12] <nophilter> zukabuka HI
[05:12] <benje> in bluetooth
[05:12] <vertagano> benje: Active network services in bluetooth? I'm not sure what you mean.
[05:12] <benje> config file are in /etc default pin is 1234 vertagano
[05:13] <briscoelake> marcus_aurelius: I have Jaunty now
[05:13] <marcus_aurelius> briscoelake, what kind of laptop?
[05:13] <vertagano> benje: I'm able to see and use my bluetooth device from the command line. It's paired and everything. Until I upgraded to 9.04, I could use nautilus to transfer files.
[05:13] <benje> vertagano: click right on bluetooth icon check network and active your cell or else using bluettoth try to tranfret o associate
[05:13] <TonyTheTiger> is it possible to get an application to work if it has its ports blocked, e.g a way to change the port or route it somehow? like for a game.
[05:14] <briscoelake> marcus_aurelius: Dell Inspiron 5150 from 2004
[05:14] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> benje, I found the pcitures, but the Select Files window is HUGE in both Minimize and Maximize and will not let me drag and edge to make it smaller
[05:14] <Ricky_RocK> www.topfreesexvideo.com for free sex video
[05:14] <krammer_> eseven73, 2240 bugs is there any way to do this ?
[05:14] <PerryArmstrong> benje; so should i replace the entire code as you specified in http://paste.ubuntu.com/163276/
[05:15] <eseven73> !ops | Ricky_RocK
[05:15] <benje> right PerryArmstrong it must be ok
[05:15] <Lazermann> Ricky_Rock: www.microsoft.com/downloads/windows95
[05:15] <vertagano> benje: When I right-click on the Bluetooth icon, there's nothing about network. My choices are: Preferences, Setup New Device, Send Files to Device, Browse Files on Device, and About.
[05:16] <PerryArmstrong> benje; and restart??
[05:16] <mikea> Hey.. Can the ubuntu installer resize my vista partition for me?
[05:16] <benje> vertagano: in preferences
[05:16] <krammer_> no
[05:16] <marcus_aurelius> i had a lattitude a long time ago, my experience with linux was less than ideal
[05:16] <sebsebseb> mikea: yes, but that might cuase data loss, so your meant to let Vista's tool resize it
[05:16] <eseven73> krammer_, Id try brasero if you can't get k3b working
[05:16] <sebsebseb> mikea: Vista's resizing tools isn't that good really though
[05:16] <benje> blutootha have many services audio network serial and ...
[05:16] <vertagano> benje: Preferences gives me three options: Never show icon, Show icon if device is present, Always show icon.
[05:16] <krammer_> eseven73, i tried  but that seems not to burn i am having lots of badluck buring
[05:16] <benje> input
[05:17] <NOD62> mikea: Indeed it can, but may cause damage... Sometimes you can fix that afterward with a system restore or system repair with the CD but still risky.
[05:17] <mikea> sebsebseb: Do I need to boot from the vista cd to do it?
[05:17] <benje> vertagano: jaunty ?
[05:17] <sebsebseb> mikea: no
[05:17] <vertagano> benje: 9.04
[05:17] <Spoonah> hello, my network card shows up in 'lspci', do I add it too my network interfaces?
[05:17] <benje> vertagano: try in menu
[05:17] <sebsebseb> mikea: when Vista is running you can re size it's partitoin
[05:17] <briscoelake> marcus_aurelius: so far this has actually been working out amazingly. I know people with vista laptops that from the factory aren't working right so if I can't suspend so be it
[05:17] <PerryArmstrong> benje; I may buy a new monitor in a few weeks...but i am not sure if i may buy....so the again i should change the xorg.conf??
[05:17] <sebsebseb> mikea: so your going to  resize and then put Ubuntu on?
[05:17] <eseven73> krammer_, can you burn disks in windows? (assuming you have windows or had)
[05:17] <mikea> sebsebseb: yeah, that's the plan
[05:17] <benje> vertagano: i use lts
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[05:17] <mikea> sebsebseb: "Shrink Volume"?
[05:18] <eseven73> yay for tonyyarusso :D
[05:18] <sebsebseb> tonyyarusso: an op now,  well there was a major troll earlier
[05:18] <vertagano> benje: When I go to System -> Preferences -> Bluetooth, I get the same menu. It all worked before I upgraded.
[05:18] <ripps> MODS=GODS
[05:18] <benje> PerryArmstrong: yes restore your old but you have a virtual resolution
[05:18] <PerryArmstrong> benje; whats this virtual resolution??
[05:18] <tonyyarusso> sebsebseb: so my awaylog of ops hilights made me notice....  Sorry nobody was around.
[05:18] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> :(
[05:18] <Spoonah> In ubuntu server, I had my network card which shows up using 'lspci', however I do not see it as a network interface, is there a command I need to run to add it as a network interface
[05:19] <PerryArmstrong> benje; and can you pm me your email id so that i can contact you if i have any further problems...
[05:19] <benje> PerryArmstrong: this force to set this resolution even your screen can do it
[05:19] <sebsebseb> tonyyarusso: yeah that looks a bit bad also on a publically logged server, but that log will disapear into oblivion anyway
[05:19] <benje> usefull to use bigger resolution under small screen
[05:19] <sebsebseb> tonyyarusso: server/channel
[05:19] <kronopio> hello again
[05:19] <PerryArmstrong> benje; and also you mentioned about config and installing 915 which wasn't found...so no need of this??
[05:20] <sebsebseb> mikea: yeah that sounds about right
[05:20] <krammer_> have a good night all
[05:20] <sebsebseb> mikea: vista's disk management thing
[05:20] <kronopio> I have a repeat q.  TO install java what do i need to tell sudo
[05:20] <newUser> is there a way to see all my opened windows without compiz scale? (I mean an alternative)
[05:20] <benje> PerryArmstrong: maybe a new version of an other name exist
[05:20] <EMPulse> hey guys
[05:20] <Spoonah> In ubuntu server, I had my network card which shows up using 'lspci', however I do not see it as a network interface, is there a command I need to run to add it as a network interface?
[05:20] <EMPulse> Is there an offline version of netvibes avaliable on Ubuntu?
[05:20] <sebsebseb> mikea: if you don't put a size in,  it like half its,  but Vista can take up loads of space you don't really need it to, but  once you got Ubuntu on, as long as Vista was shut down properly, you can access the partition  and use it from Ubuntu
[05:21] <PerryArmstrong> benje; and can you pm me your email id so that i can contact you if i have any further problems...
[05:21] <sebsebseb> mikea: don't put a size in and it like splits  it in half or something
[05:21] <benje> Spoonah: normally the dectection of card and load of module add device
[05:21] <PerryArmstrong> benje; at some other time
[05:21] <kronopio> coleys: could you tell me what you typed before?
[05:22] <Spoonah> benje: ah ok, well it is showing up on lspci as the correct card, Just can see an interface for it using 'ifconfig'
[05:22] <genii> kronopio:  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin                        usually, or similar
[05:22] <Spoonah> benje: can't see an interface sorry.
[05:22] <benje> Spoonah: see dmesg when loading module
[05:22] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i'll restart now
[05:23] <benje> Spoonah: lspci -vvv will shwo you module use
[05:23] <benje> oki PerryArmstrong;)
[05:23] <Spoonah> benje; ok, brb, i need to switch monitor/keyboard with server ;o
[05:23] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> please help me resize a window
[05:24] <Ballcutter> I need a command that will re-detect my usb cdma modem after a disconnect as if it were just plugged in
[05:24] <kronopio> it says I manually run dpkg
[05:24] <mikea> If I shrink my vista partition by 100gb
[05:24] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> please help me resize a window
[05:24] <mikea> can linux boot from the end of the hd?
[05:24] <kronopio> I must manually run*
[05:24] <sebsebseb> mikea: how small can you make it?
[05:24] <sebsebseb> mikea: also why have Vista anyway?
[05:24] <mikea> sebsebseb: games, man, games :)
[05:25] <sebsebseb> mikea: stupid game companies
[05:25] <Spoonah> benje: it says its using 8139too
[05:25] <mikea> it says it can only shrink it by 50gb anyways
[05:25] <sebsebseb> mikea: making only for Windows most of them,  anyway right ok
[05:25] <kronopio> aren't there  cool linux games/
[05:25] <sebsebseb> mikea: yeah just resize it to how big you want it
[05:25] <kronopio> ?
[05:25] <sebsebseb> kronopio: of course there are
[05:25] <LuciousAsh> my laptop has a very low resolution screen, so low that certain buttons don't show on dialoges, and when I first got it the version of ubuntu had a button that let you scroll down the screen to click on windows, and then it would go back, does anyone know what this is or how to get it again?
[05:25] <ripps> sebsebseb: try to avoid the anti-windows rhetoric, have someone that dual-boots ubuntu is better than no ubuntu at all
[05:25] <benje> Spoonah: sudo rmmod 8139too && sudo modprobe 8139too
[05:25] <sebsebseb> kronopio: google stuff ilke  42 of the best linux games  42 of the best linux commercial games  42 of the best wine games
[05:25] <mikea> It's doing something
[05:26] <Spoonah> benje: brb, I will try that.
[05:26] <kovacsleeve> What do the little stars in the icons in Synaptic mean?
[05:26] <benje> Spoonah: after in terminal dmesg
[05:26] <sebsebseb> ripps: indeed
[05:26] <mikea> if I dissapear it's because I'm reloading everything
[05:26] <mikea> heh
[05:26] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> is there another Ubuntu help channel
[05:26] <kronopio> coool, i need java first though
[05:26] <sebsebseb> NoSoundOnUbuntu: loads, but this is the main one
[05:26] <PerryArmstrong> benje; still no improvement
[05:26] <coleys> kronopio: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[05:26] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> how do I find them
[05:26] <mikea> Does ubuntu ship with compiz fusion?
[05:26] <sebsebseb> NoSoundOnUbuntu: /list
[05:26] <Omeil> I just wish Blizzard would just enabled HW Cursor in Windows openGL mode for us :)
[05:26] <sebsebseb> mikea:  yes, but only the basic effects stuff
[05:27] <coleys> mikea: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:27] <benje> Ballcutter: unplug and replug it it will be redetected if module is freeze du e to unplug in use restart
[05:27] <sebsebseb> mikea: then you can install the advanced settings manager
[05:27] <sidd> anyone here know how to get the interactive debugger (rdebug) working in 9.04
[05:27] <waseem_> is there a way to get past port blocking?
[05:27] <sidd> i have installed the ruby-debug package in gem without a problem
[05:27] <Enasni> Does anyone know if there are any decent software overclocking programs for Ubuntu 9.04?
[05:27] <mikea> sebs: excellent.. so as soon as this is done I can burn the dvd and reboot and install as normal?
[05:27] <PerryArmstrong> benje; should i place Virtual	1024 768 in the xorg??
[05:27] <sidd> but I still have no rdebug
[05:27] <kronopio> i had an error
[05:27] <benje> PerryArmstrong: not virtual
[05:27] <kronopio> dpkg was interrupted
[05:27] <mikea> and should it concern me that the shrink isn't done yet?
[05:28] <LuciousAsh> no one knows how to manage with a low reso. screen?
[05:28] <benje> just the resolution which will be use by default PerryArmstrong
[05:28] <Enasni> I need something like clockgen for Windows, but for Ubuntu 9.04. Any suggestions?
[05:28] <sebsebseb> mikea: Ubuntu 9.04 is a CD and you should md5sum it before burning
[05:28] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[05:28] <PerryArmstrong> benje; okk..but i didnt get the resolution..
[05:28] <PerryArmstrong> benje; yet...
[05:28] <benje> LuciousAsh: virtual resolution tio get it bigger
[05:28] <Spoonah> benje; Oh sweet, I love u! i tried modprobe, just not rmmod, also i looked at dmesg and it changed it from eth0 to eth1 for some reason, but ya, its all good now thanks.
[05:28] <sebsebseb> mikea: the amount of times I told someone how to do a md5sum...  the bot can do it this time I think
[05:28] <benje> PerryArmstrong: did you restart the x server .?
[05:29] <darkblue_B> ?? I just upgraded to 9.04, local network, tried to Xwindow login from my laptop | ssh -X -Y<EMAIL_ADDRESS> I get the login, but when I run gnome-panel, I get "X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication".. well, what do I have to change to let me login locally like that?
[05:29] <malex> I think my filesystem corruption is due to an attempt to suspend to ram. This is as much as I could google up. I guess the only option now is reinstalling the whole darn system.
[05:29] <PerryArmstrong> benje; i restarted the system
[05:29] <jcoffi> Is there a line to get help?
[05:29] <benje> PerryArmstrong: and the resoltuion is the same ?
[05:29] <lstarnes> jcoffi: no, just ask
[05:29] <mikea> I've just got the little circle loading thing in the disk manager in vista after the shrink
[05:29] <mikea> that scares me :-)
[05:29] <Ballcutter> i was hoping for something i could put in a script
[05:29] <PerryArmstrong> benje; ya
[05:30] <benje> PerryArmstrong: cat /var/log/Xorg.0conf
[05:30] <sebsebseb> mikea: then partition your hard disk with  Ext4 :)  if you set up yourself, or  use guided and have Ext3
[05:30] <jcoffi> I have a jetway c7 board with a hardware watchdog timer. I'm having a hard time getting it to *not* reboot every few minutes.
[05:30] <waseem_> So there is no workaround for ports being blocked?
[05:30] <benje> PerryArmstrong: PerryArmstrong: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[05:30] <mikea> sebsebseb: If I'm going to go there I'll just install opensolaris with zfs :P
[05:30] <lstarnes> waseem_: being blocked by what?
[05:31] <sebsebseb> mikea: so  not as new to this kind of software, as I thought
[05:31] <Enasni> Anyone know any good software overclocking programs for Ubuntu?
[05:31] <waseem_> lstarnes, My university. I pay for the internet as part of my fee's yet they wont open certain ports for my apps.
[05:31] <mikea> I wish the linux kernel guys would get over their licensing issues and just port zfs
[05:31] <waseem_> lstarnes, So i need to work around this but dont know how.
[05:31] <PerryArmstrong> benje; http://paste.ubuntu.com/163285/
[05:31] <mikea> I'm building a video surveillance product at work and I'd love to use Linux running on thumpers..
[05:31] <jcoffi> I could use some help. The manpages and  such haven't been much help.
[05:31] <benje> PerryArmstrong: in the graphic pcontrol panel can you change resolution ?
[05:31] <usser> waseem_, is port 22 open?
[05:32] <waseem_> usser, I dont know, how can i check?
[05:32] <ljungk> anyone here using dwm?
[05:32] <lstarnes> waseem_: you could try either using alternate ports, tunneling connections to another server via something like ssh, or moving somewhere with better internet access
[05:32] <usser> waseem_, install ssh server on your comp inside the college network
[05:32] <lstarnes> waseem_: there may be other options
[05:32] <usser> waseem_, and try to connect, if you have ssh access to the machine you can do ssh tunneling
[05:32] <Kazuha> waseem_: Or <IP address>:22
[05:32] <mikea> atleast the disk tool is doing something
[05:33] <mikea> my drive 100% busy
[05:33] <mora> er.  I'm using kubuntu, and I can't seem to make the notification tray/clock not automatically take up the entire panel.
[05:33] <PerryArmstrong> benje; where's that
[05:33] <waseem_> Kazuha, what do you mean?
[05:33] <jcoffi> I have a jetway c7 board with a hardware watchdog timer. I'm having a hard time getting it to *not* reboot every few minutes. The manpages aren't helping me configure watchdog. Anyone available to help?
[05:33] <waseem_> to all the users giving suggestions, its a game im trying to run so tunneling isnt really a solution.
[05:33] <waseem_> how would i use alternate ports?
[05:34] <PerryArmstrong> benje; where's that  graphic pcontrol panel
[05:34] <Kazuha> One way to check to see if something is on the port is to type the IP address into a browser and tell it to use port 22.
[05:34] <usser> waseem_, tunelling is always a solution for those kind of issues
[05:34] <benje> PerryArmstrong:  system preferences screen resolution
[05:34] <Kazuha> (Ex http://<IP_ADDRESS>:22 )
[05:34] <waseem_> usser, even for games?
[05:34] <usser> !tunneling
[05:34] <waseem_> usser, isnt tunneling when you have 2 computers and you use anothers internet connection to get your stuff done.