[16:51] <alankila> openjdk, however, brings java 6 capabilities even to OS X so that works as a band-aid for the time being. OpenJDK is nearly as good as Sun Java, after all, it's based on the same code. However, OpenJDK hasn't seen any bugfixes since it was forked off from the java trunk and modified somehow for license reasons.
[16:51] <q0_0p> devede depends on libgtk2.0-0 (>= 2.16.0); however:
[16:51] <zortec> mrXX: I do wonder about the structure of your database... and why there are so many keys in that table
[16:51] <q0_0p> ii'm not understanding (>= 2.16.0)
[16:51] <Subby> is there allready a 64bit 10.1 libflashplayer.so ?
[16:51] <zortec> alankila: is eclipse the best ide for java?
[16:51] <mrXX> zortec i donno i just exported the table structure
[16:52] <zortec> alankila: on windows we used jbuilder and netbeans
[16:52] <Iowan> trupheenix: Both machines get IP address? Can you ping router?
[16:52] <ActionParsnip> Subby: not yet but you can install flashplubin-nonfree, then swap out the .so file with the 10.1 one
[16:52] <alankila> zortec: that is a point of contention. I am satisfied with it, but many people can't stand it. One would need to experiment.
[16:52] <mrXX> zortec for some reason in the view that i create, only ip works but not email
[16:52] <coz_> q0_0p,  that might mean ...if you are compiling something...that you need to install the .dev pacakge for libgtk2
[16:52] <pfred1> whoot java plugins!
[16:52] <q0_0p> coz_, cool thx
[16:52] <zortec> mrXX: I'm not sure what you're asking or trying to get help, could you tell me the question again?
[16:52] <coz_> q0_0p,    if on gnome...go to system/adminstration/synaptic package maanger
[16:52] <cmp> hi, i have a problem with Firefox- when I start my ubuntu systea ,I dont have  a problem at all with it or with any other app ... once i start to use firefox - it goes so slow ... any body can help?
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> Subby: the 10.0 native flash 64bit runs better as the 32bit one via nspluginwrapper isnt as slick
[16:53] <coz_> q0_0p,   hit Search  and type in   ligtk2
[16:53] <trupheenix> Iowan, yes both machines are able to ping the router
[16:53] <alankila> I do not know the tools well enough to say which would be best. I tried IDEA but that didn't work out for me, I kept on running into all sorts of silly issues all the time.
[16:53] <zortec> cmp: first guess would be a memory problem in firefox
[16:53] <coz_> q0_0p,   there is a   libgtk2.0-dev  package there
[16:53] <q0_0p> coz_, cool
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> cmp: if you have a low ram system firefox is a bad choice as it sucks ram like pamela anderson in certain situations
[16:53] <dr4g> I have a file DIR that's owned by "parliament:www-data" and my SVN Daemon is running as user 'www-data'. How to give the user www-data access to the DIR owned by "parliament:www-data"
[16:53] <dr4g> -
[16:53] <FloodBot2> dr4g: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:53] <Subby> ActionParsnip:  okay so there is no native 10.1 64 at the moment :)
[16:53] <zortec> alankila: I tried IDEA too and we didn't get along and eclipse is great if I don't want to spend an hour learning how to use it
[16:53] <kernel_geek> Hello, I need to write a program/bash script to make every possible combination of charachters from a to ZZZZ. Can anyone help, or suggest an appropriate google search, Im struggling ;)
[16:53] <dr4g> Flooding? :S
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> Subby: not yet but its proposed
[16:54] <zortec> kernel_geek: what is this bash script for?
[16:54] <Iowan> trupheenix: Pinging by name or address (or both)?
[16:54] <mrXX> zortec well i have a pommo mass email software and it sees in the database to get the email add and all info(this is the structure of that table which pommo looks into)
[16:54] <Subby> ActionParsnip:  okay, thanks
[16:54] <cmp> zortec, actionparsnip, how can i fix this problem - allthough iam having 2G ram ?
[16:54] <trupheenix> Iowan, ping by ip address
[16:54] <KelderP> trupheenix: I had the same problem, but that was a network configuration problem now first router as real router and Wifi router configured as switch now
[16:54] <KelderP> OK
[16:54] <mrXX> zortec does it make sense to you up to now?
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> cmp: after its ran, run: free -m; sleep 20; top
[16:54] <zortec> mrXX: sort of, I'm not familiar with pommo mass software
[16:54] <Jimi_Neutral> cmp, do you have loads of toolbars like google toolbar and such?
[16:54] <coz_> q0_0p,  and when compiling anythingi that requires development pacakges  or other libraries ...it is usually safer  to go into synaptic to find those dependencies...with the histroy option in  synaptic...it makes it easier to remove those pacakges if they fail or  screw something up
[16:54] <kernel_geek> zortec: To generate passwords.... Dont worry my server lol, just trying to tighten securety
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> cmp: you will see your ram use then how the system is running and what is chewing your system
[16:55] <mrXX> zortec so what i m creating is a view of that table so that i dont have to import all email from another database
[16:55] <nudols> !list
[16:55] <q0_0p> coz_, was trying to install devede using a deb but it telling me dependency problems
[16:55] <coz_> q0_0p,   are you installing with the terminal?
[16:55] <zortec> mrXX: you should use a gui interface like phpmyadmin if you are not and make sure that you export only what you need in the export tab
[16:55] <q0_0p> coz_, yes
[16:55] <cmp> jimi_neutral, i dont have
[16:55] <zortec> cmp: how much ram is firefox using?
[16:56] <cmp> actionparsnip, i dont know what are you saying
[16:56] <coz_> q0_0p,    then in that same terminal try   sudo apt-get install -f
[16:56] <trupheenix> KelderP, it's one Wifi router
[16:56] <zortec> cmp: open up terminal, type ps -aux
[16:56] <cmp> zortec, guide me how to check it
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> cmp: they are terminal commands
[16:56] <trupheenix> KelderP, i didn't get u
[16:56] <q0_0p> coz_, u can do sudo apt-cache search it the same as using synaptic
[16:56] <coz_> q0_0p,   that should pull in all the required dependencies
[16:56] <mrXX> zortec i m so confused and i dont know how to put the question, i wll talk to u later - thanks for offering your help
[16:56] <zortec> if anyone knows a gui way to check ram usage, let me know :)
[16:56] <coz_> q0_0p, ` that works only works with a deb package installation as far as I know
[16:56] <KelderP> trupheenix: if you are using a single wifi router you got another problem, sorry
[16:56] <ActionParsnip> zortec: no idea, i always use: free -m
[16:57] <cmp> i did zortec.
[16:57] <cmp> and what next zortec?
[16:57] <q0_0p> coz_, sudo apt-get -f install is dangerous
[16:57] <Jimi_Neutral> cmp, ok just a thought, try actionparsnips command to help you see what memory is being used
[16:57] <q0_0p> coz_, it might remove things u dont want to get removed
[16:57] <coz_> q0_0p,  no not generally and I have never had issues with t hat
[16:57] <trupheenix> KelderP,  I see it I have enabled AP isolation so that means each of my wifi clients has it's own Virtual Private Network. so they cannot see each other. DOH!!!
[16:57] <q0_0p> coz_, i just did aptitude install gtk2
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> q0_0p: not if you install a deb and need its deps, opera is a classic example here
[16:57] <zortec> cmp: there is also the top command which I forgot
[16:58] <joab> Is there some way to tell what each of my four CPU's are doing? Like in top where you can see what CPU a process was last on, can I get that backwards and see for each processor, what process was last running?
[16:58] <cmp> what is top command zortec,?
[16:58] <robin0800> zortec: there is system monitor in menu's
[16:58] <rigel> hi, i'm having trouble with the adobe firefox plugins
[16:58] <coz_> q0_0p,   mm   I never use apititude  only apt-get  here  so I may not be the best to discuss that
[16:58] <zortec> if you prefer a gui solution, check out gnome-system-monitor
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> cmp: top    is a command
[16:58] <cmp> iam very new in this zortec,?
[16:58] <rigel> and i'm not sure how to nuke them all and re-install
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> cmp: run it in a terminal
[16:58] <coz_> q0_0p,    but  a  sudo apt-get install -f  has never been dangerous on this end
[16:58] <coz_> be right back have to move the car
[16:59] <Iowan> trupheenix: Fixed already? Congrats!
[16:59] <cmp> ok i done it actionparsnip ,  what else i need to do ?
[16:59] <zortec> cmp: basically top will show you all the processes and you can page through them to see which one is using the most ram
[17:00] <zortec> cmp: do you have addons installed in firefox? should have checked that out first
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> cmp: just watch top, see whats making stuff run slow
[17:00] <zortec> cmp: I would try this, run an instance of firefox with no addons and check mem usage
[17:00] <joab> zortec: Just press M and top will sort by memory, descending.
[17:01] <zortec> cmp: you want to run firefox in safe mode
[17:01] <cmp> what is addons, please go with me step by step - like this i will not understand any thing .zortec
[17:01] <zortec> cmp: so from the command line, it would be firefox -safe-mode
[17:02] <epy64t> hi guys :) I just installed Ubuntu for the first time, and I'm having some troubles connecting to the wireless network. I've added the connection, but I can't figure out how to connect. After some reading I've found that it might be that my wireless card isn't supported. Any ideas how to go about and fix this issue?
[17:02] <zortec> cmp: addons are basically small programs that you install into firefox to do things
[17:02] <venger> anyone know syntax to string pattern match in the dash shell ? ie equivalent to bash if [[ "$MYVAR" =~ somestring ]];
[17:02] <zortec> cmp: you can see if you have any by going to tools -> addons
[17:02] <cmp> i opened the terminal and i typed top and i have a sheet of information . but how can i mention the app which is eating my ram . zortec,?
[17:02] <LabRaTz> cmp: just a note, htop is better than top
[17:03] <zortec> cmp: press M and it will sort it by memory according to joab
[17:03] <j2daosh> whats up everyone
[17:03] <j2daosh> I need some help troubleshooting a disconnect issue
[17:03] <jesse2> Hello.  I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and i've loaded up KDE.  For some reason, all GTK apps (Mozilla, Gimp, Pidgen, etc) look like Windows 95.  I have KCM-GTK installed, but when i set the widget style in the KDE system settings, it does nothing.
[17:03] <zortec> LabRaTz: what is the diff in htop and top?
[17:03] <karma_police> is there an easy way to convert uif file to iso?
[17:03] <j2daosh> I have openssh-server installed and configured and I can connec tot the server from outside my network, but every 2 or 3 minutes, it disconnects me, anyone know why?
[17:03] <robin0800> cmp: you can also use system monitor -nice GUI
[17:04] <cmp> zortec, i have some addons, what shoudldo then with it , ?
[17:04] <LabRaTz> zortec: it is layed out better, with the functions onscreen, colorcoded, with memory management bars and cpu bars at the top
[17:04] <zortec> cmp: close firefox, and open up a terminal window for me
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: configure it with a greater timeout
[17:04] <paradoxic> http://pastie.org/715624 I can't get xfce to start on a vnc display.. trying to setup on a VPS. anyone have any ideas on this ?
[17:04] <mataks> how to detect my graphic driver? im running toshiba sattelite  laptop
[17:04] <jesse2> Has anyone else had a problem with kcm-gtk not displaying any of the GTK+ widget styles in KDE?
[17:04] <karma_police> whats the best program for converting .uif files to .iso?
[17:05] <llutz> mataks: check "lspci"
[17:05] <j2daosh> uif -> iso : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=482963
[17:05] <j2daosh> it shouldn't be timing out though
[17:05] <zortec> cmp: then type "path to firefox" firefox -safe-mode
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: if you are connecting over wifi your system may be dropping then picking up signal, enough to killl ssh but not to disrupt web browsing etc
[17:05] <j2daosh> I have a 25 meg internet connection at home and a t-1 at work
[17:05] <cmp> what do you mean Path to firefox zortec.?
[17:05] <j2daosh> and its all wired
[17:05] <zortec> LabRaTz: Thanks for that tip, I will be using that one over top :)
[17:06] <LabRaTz> zortec: also, you can scroll up and down in the list, which if I remember is a limitation of top
[17:06] <zortec> cmp: the path where firefox is installed
[17:06] <j2daosh> I can connect to it and it works, i run a couple commands (ps -ef, df -h, vim, etc) and then it just dies
[17:06] <cmp> :(
[17:06] <paradoxic> Is there a way to autogenerate an xorg config file ?
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: yes but if the wifi is flakey it will sever connection, you could have a 10 petabit connection and it'd still be the same
[17:06] <j2daosh> no wifi, its all wired
[17:06] <cmp> i dont know where is it zortec - it came with my ubuntu 9.04
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: ok thats cool
[17:06] <llutz> j2daosh: make session more verbose and check for errors
[17:07] <j2daosh> that in the sshd_config?
[17:07] <llutz> j2daosh: ssh -vv
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: check the timeout settings, make sure its appropriate
[17:07] <epinky> j2daosh: Check your ServerAliveInterval on your ssh_config
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: yeah should be
[17:07] <Guest32073> hoe to change login password and administrator password which used to authenticate while installing something?
[17:08] <cmp> zortec.?
[17:08] <j2daosh> nohing about timeout in the sshd_conf
[17:08] <zortec> cmp: try /usr/bin/firefox
[17:08] <j2daosh> there is a login grace period, but I'm already logged in and such. The log level is set to INFO, but I don't see anything about it in /var/log/messages
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: check ClientAliveInterval - 0 means no timeout afaik
[17:08] <zortec> cmp: /usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode
[17:09] <init[1]> cmp: are you trying to find the app that is using most of your memory?
[17:09] <ibuclaw> Guest32073, System->Administration->Users and Groups
[17:09] <Iowan> Guest32073: System>Admin>Users and groups
[17:09] <ibuclaw> Iowan, ;)
[17:09] <DuBz09> what sort of sound card is the best to get that ubuntu will reconise ?
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: maybe your isp doesnt like ssh traffic ad is killing the connection
[17:09] <Iowan> outtyped...
[17:09] <zortec> init[1]: he is and I suggested he run firefox in safe mode to see if it's one of the addons he installed
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | DuBz09
[17:09] <emma> paradoxic: does this work: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[17:09] <j2daosh> no *Alive* setting anyway in the sshd_conf
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> DuBz09: old sounblasters work great :D
[17:10] <cmp> it tells me (no suck file or directory ) zortec.
[17:10] <j2daosh> my isp doesn't block any of that
[17:10] <init[1]> zortec: so he confrimed that its ff that is causing the problem ?
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: could add it then....
[17:10] <zortec> cmp: there should be a directory
[17:10] <alabd> where is *.so file of gcj firefoxplugin/webplugin ?
[17:10] <init[1]> cmp: whereis firefox <- try that
[17:10] <ibuclaw> emma, renaming xorg.conf should reset configuration to failsafe. ;)
[17:10] <brianherman> DuBZ09: prob get a soundblaster
[17:10] <zortec> init[1]: he noticed that his machine started running slow when he had firefox open
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> j2daosh: have you seen any bug reports for similar?
[17:11] <init[1]> zortec: ah!
[17:11] <jwm1> can anyone help getting dual monitors working in Karmic?
[17:11] <cmp> zortec , i typed exactly , cmp/bin/firefox      and it tells me so
i have 2 entries in users and groups..how do i change root password? its is grayed...
[17:11] <LabRaTz> jwm1: are you running nvidia or ati card?
[17:11] <zortec> cmp: you want to type /usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode
[17:11] <init[1]> cmp: whereis firefox <- try that will give you the path
[17:11] <zortec> cmp: not sure where you got cmp in thepath
[17:11] <ibuclaw> Guest32073, unlock?
[17:11] <jwm1> not sure to be honest
[17:12] <init[1]> cmp: or try firefox -safe-mode
[17:12] <Iowan> Guest32073: root password is disabled by default
[17:12] <ibuclaw> Guest32073, I'm not really the person to ask. I teach sudo rather than using root accounts.
[17:12] <Iowan> Guest32073: use sudo instead
[17:12] <zortec> sudo is the answer to all our root problems
[17:12] <ibuclaw> zortec, you mean "the root of all our problems"
[17:12] <init[1]> Guest32073: run ->sudo bash
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> zortec: suggest trying a slimmer browser like arora
[17:13] <zortec> ibuclaw: I was saying that in jest :)
[17:13] <init[1]> Guest32073: passwd <-
[17:13] <init[1]> Guest32073: that would reset root password
yes i just want to change the root password from login password..how do i do it?
[17:13] <LabRaTz> jwm1: well, unfortunately I only have experience with nvidia cards.  hold on a sec...
[17:13] <init[1]> Guest32073: ^
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> !noroot | Guest32073
[17:13] <init[1]> !root
[17:13] <zortec> There is no root password.  You can change the password for the user account
[17:14] <zortec> but that is all I can think of
[17:14] <jwm1> BRB
[17:14] <ibuclaw> zortec, random fact - gdm doesn't disable root logins in Karmic! O:
[17:14] <billy_maze> I recently installed Ubuntu 9.10, and ever since my machine has been randomly freezing up.  Completely freezes, and I have to cold boot my machine.  What is causing this?
[17:14] <jwm1> back
[17:14] <zortec> ibuclaw: that is why there is gksudo :)
[17:14] <cmp> zortec, iam trying to find it but i dont know how . i cant reach any thing .. try to guide me more please
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> ibuclaw: its unnecessary andunsafe to do so, its also offtopic for this channel as its not supported
[17:15] <billy_maze> I've looked all over and I can't find anything that applies.
[17:15] <zortec> cmp: it is hard for me to help when I can't see what you are doing
[17:15] <zortec> cmp: if you are in a terminal window, firefox is located at /usr/bin/firefox
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> cmp: have you tried a different browser?
[17:15] <zortec> cmp: you just need to type /usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode like I have written it out
[17:15] <LabRaTz> jwm1: there's probably a quicker way to do this, but I think if you run System>Administration>System Testing, it will report what kind of card you have.
[17:16] <zortec> do they have remote programs to help users? :)
[17:16] <jwm1> thanks lab
[17:16] <Guest32073> so is it possible to have the login password different from sudo password?
[17:16] <zortec> I know some users would feel unsafe about that, but still thought I'd ask
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> zortec: ssh, vnc
[17:17] <Iowan> Guest32073: yes
[17:17] <zortec> Guest32073: yes that is possible
how do i do it?
[17:17] <rapha> How can I make the 1 TB partition of my external drive a bit smaller without destroying the data one it (ReiserFS) - is there a software for that?
[17:17] <incorrect> how can i set the locale to be something else, dpkg-reconfigure locales didn't do what i hoped for
[17:17] <cmp> zortec, i copied what you gave me here - and it opened a window of firefox
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> rapha: if all the partitions are unmounted, you can use gparted to resize
[17:18] <LabRaTz> jwm1: no prob, although I'm still looking for a better way
[17:18] <Iowan> Guest32073: Can't say...
[17:18] <zortec> incorrect: did you try the setlocale command?
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> rapha: make sure any data is backed up in case of catastophe
 why?
[17:18] <DrRobinTosh> how do i remove the GUI from Ubuntu Sever>
[17:18] <mgv2> why when i moving over links in interpals.net the curser blinks?
[17:18] <incorrect> zorrolero, command not found, no suggested package
[17:18] <ibuclaw> Guest32073, as per above, unsupported
[17:18] <cmp> and . zortec?
[17:18] <zortec> DrRobinTosh: you would remove the deskop package
[17:18] <rapha> ActionParsnip: thanks ... I got nothing even remotely big enough to hold that much data, but I'll just give it a try. If it's gone then it's gone.
[17:18] <DrRobinTosh> how?
[17:19] <zortec> DrRobinTosh: sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop
[17:19] <DrRobinTosh> ah. how do i start up in command mode?
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> DrRobinTosh: sudo apt-get --purge remove x11-common xorg     if you dont want any more desktop, gui apps
[17:19] <zortec> ActionParsnip: what is --purge do?
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> rapha: then what if the devices motor suddenly failed. where is your data then?
[17:20] <LabRaTz> jwm1: actually I just missed, it... so lspci will report your card.  It's shorter than the other way, so I'd recommend it.
[17:20] <scream> What is the command to use to find a file (search the filesystem)
[17:20] <scream> ?
[17:20] <ibuclaw> zortec, purge configuration
[17:20] <ibuclaw> zortec, from /etc
[17:20] <zortec> scream: find?
[17:20] <llutz> scream: find /path -name file
[17:20] <ibuclaw> scream, find, locate
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> zortec: gets rid of all the confog for the package (outside of $HOME) so if you reinstall you will get vanilla configs
[17:20] <shekhar> hello can someone tell me how to recover my fspot database after karmic upgrade? it's gone!
[17:20] <Iowan> ! noroot Guest32073
[17:20] <scream> hank you
[17:20] <scream> thank
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> zortec: you will most likely have a lot of package configs flapping around doing nothing
[17:20] <jwm1> lab, i couldn't find out that way
[17:20] <Iowan> !noroot Guest32073
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> zortec: you can see them with: dpkg -l | grep ^rc
[17:21] <zortec> ActionParsnip: just by staying in the irc room all day, you learn a lot about linux in a short period of time
[17:21] <ibuclaw> ActionParsnip, true / not true. Configuration files are predetermined as the package is being built.
[17:21] <LabRaTz> jwm1: which way?  from the menu or from the terminal?
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> zortec: to remove run: sudo dpkg -P packagename
i understood
[17:21] <jwm1> from the menu
[17:22] <LabRaTz> jwm1: use the terminal: type lspci at the prompt
[17:22] <zortec> cmp: I'm not sure where you're at, do you have a terminal window open?
[17:22] <zortec> cmp: you can't just be saying my name and not give me any idea of what you have done :)
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> ibuclaw: there are latent config files in /etc etc which are not removed in a normal remove --purge removes them
[17:22] <zortec> ActionParsnip: doesn't that depend on the package was built and installed?
[17:23] <zortec> ActionParsnip: or is that true for all packages?
[17:23] <jwm1> Lab :  "VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03)"
[17:23] <cmp> i have copied what you told me (  /usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode ) and it opend the firefox ... and yes iam still on the terminal window  zortec.
[17:23] <ibuclaw> zortec, any package that unpacks files into /etc
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> zortec: just all the configs relating to the package are removed
[17:24] <damjanzg> in what folder firefox storing bookmarks
[17:24] <ibuclaw> as list-able via dpkg -L
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> damjanzg: ~/.mozilla/firefox
[17:24] <roy_1> Hi! How can I change the login sounds in karmic?
[17:24] <rapha> ActionParsnip: is it possible that gparted doesn't work on USB disks? When the partition is mounted I can understand that it can't be modified, but when I unmount it then gparted complains that it can't read the data in the partition...
[17:24] <zortec> cmp: with the terminal window open, check your mem usage of firefox and see if it was a problem with one of the addons?
[17:24] <ibuclaw> roy_1, initial login? with some difficulty. ;)
[17:24] <LabRaTz> jwm1: right.  well, unfortunately I have no experience with that card.  But the trick is to find out if it has a gui frontend to change settings.  You can do this through software center under Applications, or through Synaptic under System>Administration
[17:25] <roy_1> ibuclaw: How?
[17:25] <zortec> cmp: so what you are doing is comparing when you had firefox open with addons running and firefox open with no addons
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> rapha: sure, a disk is a disk
[17:25] <shekhar> hi folks can anyone help me with fspot problem? my db has disappeared after upgrading to karmic
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> rapha: you dont use gparted to read the data, you use it to resize the partition
[17:25] <jwm1> so a GUI for an ATI controller?
[17:25] <piper69> i am getting this error trying to install a fresh ubuntu 9.10 "The panel encounterd a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME Panel_Trash_Applete" delete /dont delete
[17:25] <chris231989> i've used gparted on usb drives
[17:25] <nameless`> hi
[17:25] <dimi> folks, I'm using a Dell Mini10 running ubuntu, and something changed recently, as I'm trying to install libusplash-dev but it's complaining about
[17:25] <dimi> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[17:25] <dimi>   libusplash-dev: Depends: libusplash0 (= 0.5.19netbook3) but 0.5.19netbook4 is to be installed
[17:25] <dimi> eam: Broken packages
[17:25] <FloodBot2> dimi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:26] <nameless`> i try to get the input of my microphone
[17:26] <nameless`> but it doesn't work, i do cat /dev/audio but it is always the same character (black one)
[17:26] <robin0800> rapha: disk utility can do that I think
[17:26] <LabRaTz> jwm1: 'gui' means 'graphic user interface', basically an easier way for new users to change things in the machine.  It gives you a window to use, instead of a terminal.
[17:26] <ibuclaw> roy_1, haven't had a chance to test it yet. But for the sound as you are "Logging Into" your account, you go into Sound Properties.
[17:26] <Iowan> !wfm
[17:26] <rapha> ActionParsnip: Î know that. But that's what it says "can't read data on partition".
[17:26] <dimi> is anyone aware of this problem, and how can it be fixed?
[17:27] <jwm1> labratz, that I understand, but do I have an ATI card or nvidia ?
[17:27] <AegNuddel> Is there any way to either change the size of what is inside windows or add scrollbars to applications on ubuntu?  There are some that son't fit completely on my screen...
[17:27] <piper69> and also i am getting the error for "OAFIID:GNOME _IndicatorApplete" what shall i do
[17:27] <rapha> oh well
[17:27] <ibuclaw> roy_1, for the Initial screen, it is the same process, but you load the sound properties in a slightly different way.
[17:27] <rapha> maybe i can find myself another disk on the attic
[17:27] <LabRaTz> jwm1: you have Intel, so you need to search for intel graphics in either Synaptic or Software Center
[17:27] <jwm1> thank you
[17:27] <roy_1> ibuclaw: There's no such property available on the login screen.
[17:27] <coz_> dimi,   what are you trying to install?
[17:28] <LabRaTz> jwm1: no prob
[17:28] <ibuclaw> roy_1, hence why I said "with some difficulty" ;)
[17:28] <cankoy> dimi: synaptic ->edit->fix broken
[17:28] <alabd> can we use gcj to run java applets or  not ?
[17:28] <dimi> coz_: libusplash-dev
[17:29] <roy_1> But in earlier versions it was easily configurable from the "desktop "login preferences".
[17:29] <coz_> dimi,  mmm let me check here
[17:29] <dimi> it worked afew days ago...
[17:29] <ibuclaw> roy_1, gdm 2.24 and later versions have been a complete rewrite
[17:29] <dimi> I think the dep is broken:
[17:29] <dimi> libusplash-dev: Depends: libusplash0 (= 0.5.19netbook3) but 0.5.19netbook4 is to be installed
[17:29] <dimi> shouldn't that be >= 0.5.19netbook3 maybe?
[17:30] <piper69> The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_IndicatorApplet". Do you want to delete the applet from your configuration? please help
[17:30] <coz_> dimi,  ok it installed here.... are you in synaptic?
[17:30] <roy_1> ibuclaw:  yep, not very pleasant update :(
[17:30] <ibuclaw> roy_1, it is still configurable, just not quite as easy as it had been prior. Then again, as far as gnome devs are concerned, no one / not enough people have complained earlier.
[17:30] <coz_> dimi,  go to  Edit menu  ..  fix broken pacakges
[17:30] <cmp> zortec, how can i  make copy of what i have in my terminal and paste it to you ?
[17:31] <dr4g> I have a file DIR that's owned by "parliament:www-data" and my SVN Daemon is running as user 'www-data'. How to give the user www-data access to the DIR owned by "parliament:www-data"
[17:31] <dr4g> -
[17:31] <FloodBot2> dr4g: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <ibuclaw> so they just presume that it is all OK... that is not to say that a more advance configuration screen won't be made at a later date.
[17:31] <underdog7> does anyone know a decent linux-based program (for ubuntu) that does webpage creation?   i just want to make a couple of "external" pages for my blog -- nothing too fancy is needed.
[17:31] <llutz> !html | underdog7
[17:31] <SpArTa> issyl0,
[17:32] <underdog7> llutz: i'm much obliged.
[17:32] <roy_1> From grub2 to login/sounds etc... it's all very very messy. It's really not very usable out-of-the-box.
[17:32] <q0_0p> how do i add karmic repositories in order to solve dependencies?
[17:32] <Iowan> Guest31478:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo What I can't say is here...
[17:32] <q0_0p> finding all the packages for libgtk2.0-0 are too many
[17:33] <q0_0p> and dependencies
[17:33] <cmp> Zortec,  ?
[17:33] <LabRaTz> random note for the whole channel: in case anyone running Karmic is having trouble saving playlists in VLC, you need to install qt4-qtconfig and change to Clearlooks.
[17:33] <cmp>  zortec, how can i  make copy of what i have in my terminal and paste it to you ?
[17:33] <dimi> coz_: I tried that, it didn't work
[17:33] <q0_0p> !repos
[17:33] <dimi> how is "Fix broken..." supposed to work?
[17:33] <DrRobinTosh> hello all, can some one help me write a man 5 interfaces file for my static IP <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:34] <cankoy> q0_0p: what are you trying to do?
[17:34] <q0_0p> cankoy, install devede
[17:34] <Iowan> Guest32073:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo What I can't say is here...
[17:34] <q0_0p> cankoy, telling me i have dependency problems
[17:34] <cankoy> q0_0p: use the repo
[17:34] <DrRobinTosh> ...
[17:35] <q0_0p> cankoy, i dont have the repo
[17:35] <coz_> dimi,   mmm  that should have taken care of it
[17:35] <ibuclaw> roy_1, this is how you would do so. http://paste.ubuntu.com/328644/plain/
[17:35] <cankoy> q0_0p: official ubuntu repos have it
[17:35] <ibuclaw> roy_1, that would start a sound applet at login ;)
[17:35] <llutz> DrRobinTosh: look at /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples
[17:35] <ibuclaw> from there you should be able to configure startup sound.
[17:35] <ibuclaw> at least. I "presume"
[17:36] <DrRobinTosh> llutz IM A MOOB
[17:36] <DrRobinTosh> NOOB*
[17:36] <llutz> DrRobinTosh: but you can read
[17:36] <DrRobinTosh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/328646/
[17:36] <llutz> DrRobinTosh: and setting up things needs lot of reading on *nix-systems
[17:36] <cankoy> q0_0p: start Synaptic and search devede
[17:36] <roy_1> ibuclaw: Thanks :)
[17:36] <q0_0p> cankoy, i want a newer version of devede
[17:36] <q0_0p> cankoy, but can't since my ubuntu is older than the new
[17:37] <forceflow> anybody an idea why I get a bus error when trying to compile a C++ program in Ubuntu ? Ubuntu is running in a virtualmachine
[17:37] <ibuclaw> roy_1, I wrote a guide here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1333683
[17:37] <cmp> if not zortec, can any one tell me how to paste my terminal here so i can show you my problem ?
[17:37] <ibuclaw> roy_1, it's not as complete as I'd like it yet though ;)
[17:37] <cankoy> q0_0p: karmic has the latest devede
[17:37] <DrRobinTosh> llutz, http://paste.ubuntu.com/328646/
[17:38] <q0_0p> cankoy, that's y i'm trying to find the repos for karmic
[17:38] <roy_1> ibuclaw:  Wow. That's awesome! I"ll print those right away :D
[17:38] <cankoy> q0_0p: what release are you running?
[17:38] <q0_0p> cankoy, 8.04
[17:38] <dimi> coz_: I think I figured out how to downgrade libusplash0 to prev version, that should fix it.
[17:39] <ibuclaw> llutz, I haven't tested that link!
[17:39] <AegNuddel> I know it's a weird question (and I ask because I want to see the bottom of the programs--no can't do it on Windows, so if Linux can, ANOTHER good point about it...)Is there any way to either change the size of what is inside windows or add scrollbars to applications on ubuntu?  There are some that son't fit completely on my screen...
[17:39] <llutz> drrob1: http:///paste.ubuntu.com/328650
[17:39] <coz_> dimi,   ok although that doesnt sound like the best solution  since libusplash.dev installed here on karmic
[17:39] <ibuclaw> wait ... I'm blind
[17:39] <llutz> ibuclaw: eh, what link?
[17:39] <Guest81863> hmm
[17:40] <llutz> DrRobinTosh: http:///paste.ubuntu.com/328650
[17:40] <cankoy> q0_0p: there's a .deb in rastersoft's web site, did you try it?
[17:40] <q0_0p> cankoy, dependency problems
[17:40] <ibuclaw> llutz, nvm, got the pastebin number confused with mine. ;)
[17:40] <llutz> ok
[17:40] <DrRobin> llutz, ty
[17:41] <q0_0p> cankoy, missing libgtk2.0-0
[17:41] <q0_0p> cankoy, and more
[17:42] <cankoy> q0_0p: your libgtk is not missing, but probably very old. Why don't you upgrade your ubuntu?
[17:43] <q0_0p> cankoy, didn't want to ruin backtrack4 >_<
[17:43] <cankoy> q0_0p: libgtk is a very fundamental lib of ubuntu, if that needs to be upgraded then you can install that .deb without upgrading your Ubuntu.
[17:43] <llutz> AegNuddel: read about "virtual" in xorg.conf
[17:43] <linfenix> someone know about a freebsd channel?
[17:44] <q0_0p> cankoy, how
[17:44] <od3n> any one have an idea on how I could stream net flix
[17:44] <cankoy> q0_0p: sorry, 'can't install...'
[17:44] <od3n> should I just run a VM of xp
[17:44] <linfenix> someone know about a freebsd channel?
[17:44] <q0_0p> cankoy, need libgtk2.0-0 but then that has dependencies after another.  take too long to find al packages
[17:45] <llutz> AegNuddel: that defines a bigger screen than your physical display, allows you to scroll around
[17:45] <boolean> afternoon
[17:45] <cankoy> q0_0p: that's what I'm saying, it almost will make you upgrade your whole Ubuntu system.
[17:45] <AegNuddel> ah
[17:45] <q0_0p> cankoy, ah
[17:46] <Iowan> linfenix: ##bsd?
[17:46] <AegNuddel> trying to read a bit before have to head off to Thanksgiving
[17:46] <boolean> question: for ubuntu server 8.04, is it still to risky to resize2fs a mounted LVM ?
[17:46] <llutz> AegNuddel: 1st info: man xorg.conf (virtual x y)
[17:46] <q0_0p> cankoy, makes sense
[17:46] <linfenix> Iowan, thanks...
[17:47] <kevdog> Iowan: You here?
[17:47] <Iowan> Yup
[17:47] <Iowan> kevdog: yup
[17:48] <kevdog> Iowan:  Good to know you found your way here from the forums :)
[17:49] <Iowan> kevdog: I still have forums window onen, too
[17:49] <espire> Hi all; I am on a Mac and would like to install Ubuntu without burning the iso. Is there a way to copy the iso to a partition on an external hard drive and boot from that?
[17:50] <datz> Hi, I'm trying to change the boot order using ubuntu 9.10
[17:50] <q0_0p> espire, if u grub2 i think u can boot the iso from it
[17:51] <q0_0p> espire, not sure
[17:51] <espire> hmm
[17:51] <AegNuddel> hmm not sure how to use it though
[17:51] <espire> first I will see if my university's CS club has discs
[17:51] <AegNuddel> got the information on it
[17:52] <DrRobin> BRB
[17:52] <mataks> how to install the latest kernel modules in 9.04 in terminal? what's the command.
[17:53] <mataks> i've been trying to isntall a driver but i get this error.. the drivers cannot be installed wothout the latest kernel modules... .. now what's the command in terminal to get the latest kernel modules
[17:54] <rgr> espire: why dont you want to burn the iso?
[17:54] <espire> rgr: lack of working burner
[17:54] <rgr> and you are at university on a CS course?
[17:54] <espire> CS major
[17:55] <espire> why would I need a burner for that?
[17:55] <rgr> and no one has a burner? bummer ....
[17:55] <espire> well people do
[17:55] <espire> but I'd rather do it myself
[17:55] <espire> anyway, the CS club indeed has copies
[17:57] <trism> espire: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Installation without a CD (various methods for installing without a hard drive, for future reference)
[17:57] <jad> hello
[17:57] <jad> some help plz
[17:57] <trism> espire: err, I mean cd drive
[17:58] <hiemanshu> Does Ubuntu Live CD have a fromiso or from_iso kernel parameter so I dont have to burn a CD
[17:58] <AegNuddel> Santa Claus does SO exist!  He's right there at the end of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!
[17:58] <espire> thanks trism
[17:58] <cankoy> mataks: which driver are you tryin to install?
[17:58] <datz> trism: I'm looking for that file required to change boot order agian, method used yesterday didn't work.
[17:58] <trism> datz: did you sudo update-grub after you renamed it?
[17:58] <datz> trism: actually, no
[17:59] <Wiseman> Halp!  Virtualbox all of a sudden stopped working!  When I try to open it, nothing happens.  How do I figure out what went wrong?
[17:59] <datz> I'll try that I suppose
[17:59] <trism> datz: yeah, that command updates /boot/grub/grub.cfg, which is what grub reads
[17:59] <cankoy> Wiseman: /join #vbox
[18:00] <trism> datz: the file I mentioned yesterday was /etc/default/grub, which allows you to change various grub menu options
[18:00] <Yoyahack> ola
[18:00] <robin0800> datz: change /etc/default /grub            first
[18:00] <sylvain_> i have some problem with sound volume, each time i restart me my pc the volume is umuted xubuntu 9.10
[18:00] <Wiseman> cankoy: ok
[18:00] <Yoyahack> Algun prograama recomendable para capturar video de pantalla en ubuntu
[18:00] <epinky> !es | Yoyahack
[18:01] <Yoyahack> oka
[18:01] <Yoyahack> thanks
[18:01] <Wiseman> cankoy: nobody seems to be in vbox
[18:01] <jackey> please help me how to naim
[18:01] <jad> i have a friend who installed ubuntu 9.10 and he got a peculiar situation: it installed well but he couldn't install anything new, either through the software center, synaptic were it was just listing installed packages or through apt-get
[18:01] <jad> help plz
[18:02] <noise_> how to hack a facebook account ?
[18:02] <Delano-394980501> Is there any way I can set up something in gnome's "startup manager" and make it so it starts only in gnome and not KDE?
[18:02] <trism> jad: did you sudo apt-get update (or click the reload button in synaptic)
[18:02] <Iowan> noise: wrong channel?
[18:02] <jad> yeah
[18:02] <noise_> maby no
[18:03] <espire> noise_: torture the account owner for his/her password
[18:03] <Monocian> jad is his password correct?
[18:03] <noise_> nice idea
[18:03] <neo2> Hello, I am new to Ubuntu, just upgraded 9.4 to 9.10 and programs running in wine have minimal graphics any help would be appreciated
[18:03] <badman> !offtopic | _noise
[18:04] <jad> thx trism, i used apt-get update and worked fine
[18:04] <Delano-394980501> Anyone?
[18:04] <_CommandeR_> any good IDE for c# for Ubuntu ?
[18:05] <noise_> any one for engineering physics?
[18:05] <llutz> !ot | noise_
[18:06] <epinky> jad: multiverse and universe enabled?
[18:06] <luist> hey how do i mount an img file?
[18:07] <llutz> luist: sudo mount -o loop foo.iso /mnt
[18:07] <llutz> luist: if its not iso, convert it before
[18:07] <debuggerboy> _CommandeR_: http://projects.gnome.org/anjuta
[18:07] <luist> llutz: its not an .iso but a .mnt
[18:07] <luist> llutz: sry... not .mnt.. i meant .img
[18:07] <kostkon> _CommandeR_, for c#, monodevelop
[18:08] <kernel_geek> Help ! My server is on <IP_ADDRESS> it runs appache and ssh. I cannot access it from my network or internet, I cold before... I can access services locally from the server... No firewall... Whats going on ? Have tried many machines in network
[18:08] <Chriz213123> whats the smallest ubuntu can install in?
[18:08] <Chriz213123> is 1gb enough?
[18:08] <AegNuddel> how do I even use the x.org thing?
[18:08] <_CommandeR_> kostkon i have eclipse with mono plugin but never got how to design the gui..
[18:08] <kernel_geek> Chriz:Yes, just
[18:08] <[USO]remus_decea> cs_uso
[18:08] <sylvain_> I have problem with sound level everytime i restart xubuntu 9.10 the sound come mute again, please help me
[18:09] <AegNuddel> nm I gtg
[18:09] <kostkon> _CommandeR_, ok
[18:10] <Chriz213123> i have 3gb of ram can i skip creating swap?
[18:10] <Subby> can xchat fade out join and leave etc. messages?
[18:11] <epinky> Chriz213123: yes you can
[18:11] <tsimpson> Subby: it can hide joins/parts
[18:11] <Chriz213123> epinky, it won't let me go to the next without assigning a swap partition iirc i was trying last night
[18:12] <epinky> Chriz213123: create 1MB swap space then
[18:12] <Subby> epinky:  is swap not needed for any case? so i have to deactivate it too, with 12 gig ram ;)
[18:12] <Chriz213123> epinky, can it be an extended partition or does it have to be a primary partition?
[18:12] <Subby> epinky:  e.g on windows some programms needed swap to run also if there was enough ram
[18:12] <mikunos> hi guys is there a way to connect my ubuntu to a VPN?
[18:12] <Subby> tsimpson:  how ;)
[18:12] <tsimpson> Chriz213123: it can be on an extended partition
[18:13] <epinky> Chriz213123: primary is better
[18:13] <tsimpson> Subby: right click the channel
[18:13] <llutz> Chriz213123: no need for primary
[18:13] <Chriz213123> epinky, well i am out of primary partitions damn u xp ^_^
[18:13] <Subby> tsimpson:  oh thanks didn't realize that :)
[18:13] <llutz> Chriz213123: no need for primary, don't worry
[18:13] <sylvain_> someone can help me with sound problem,please
[18:14] <debuggerboy> sylvain_ : I dont know if this will work or not, try #sudo alsamixer
[18:14] <mikunos> any help?
[18:14] <llutz> if the installer insists on creating swap-partitions, it should be fixed
[18:14] <sylvain_> i do this before and nothing change
[18:15] <mataks> how to use the generice driver for graphic card .. what to type in terminal?
[18:16] <wayn1> Hello, can someone help me with a /etc/apt/sources.list error.  i get an ifstream::ifstream permission denied error.
[18:16] <Elirips> Hello. I would like to extract a rar-archive, but if i click on it, it says "there is no application installed for rar archive files". But i have unrar and rar installed, what else am I missing?
[18:16] <xZera> Eltrips: try to change the file as *.zip :)
[18:17] <epinky> mikunos: what type of VPN? use network manager or pptpconf
[18:17] <xZera> and then open
[18:17] <mikunos> epinky the "Add" button is disabled
[18:17] <jonrafkind> how do I file a bug? when I goto bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu and click "report a bug" it sends me to a help page. where is the web interface for sending bug reports?
[18:17] <BluesKaj> Elirips, in the terminal: rar -e filename
[18:18] <Slart> !bug | jonrafkind
[18:18] <dAlfa89_> Elirips: You can also right-click the file and extract like normal, the only thing it complains about is a lag of viewer, not extracter
[18:18] <Subby> wayn1:  does sources.list and apt-conf have the right permissions?
[18:18] <epinky> mikunos: is the applet installed?
[18:19] <Slart> jonrafkind: not sure if one of those links contains any better help.. but give them a try
[18:19] <h4f> Gnome panel  is in a mess after restart ? even if I place icons in their places and lock them up. any solutions ?
[18:19] <wayn1> not sure, it worked before and just started not working how do I find out.
[18:19] <jonrafkind> ok il just use ubuntu-bug
[18:19] <Elirips> dAlfa89_, if I do a rightclick I dont have an extract menu
[18:19] <Elirips> BluesKaj, thanks, in the console it works
[18:19] <Subby> wayn1:  ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list    and ls -al /etc/apt/apt.conf
[18:19] <mataks> how to install the open source driver for intel graphic card
[18:19] <Subby> wayn1:   should be both rw-r--r--  root:root
[18:19] <frog> hi i have just noticed, taht i have neither /etc/asound.conf nor ~/.asoundrc:
[18:20] <Elirips> What is the package that is the extracter for gnome?
[18:20] <frog> i have had it
[18:20] <Elirips> Maybe I dont have that one installed
[18:20] <frog> what could be the reason
[18:20] <debuggerboy> Elirips : gnome file roller
[18:20] <mikunos> epinky yes it is I can see all connection types
[18:20] <h4f> Gnome panel  is in a mess after restart ? even if I place icons in their places and lock them up. any solutions ?
[18:20] <epinky> mikunos: sudo apt-get install network-manager-pptp
[18:21] <jad> h4f, what ubuntu u using ?
[18:21] <mikunos> epinky ok installed
[18:21] <frog> and my sound is crashing. i can remember i have commented pulseaudio out once, but i duno where. now the sound apps are crashing. amarok doesnt start. and flash in firefox is crashing oft too
[18:21] <h4f> jad:  9.10 but had same problem in 9.04. now I am just pissed of and raising this question
[18:21] <epinky> mikunos: relaunch network manager and try again
[18:22] <Elirips> debuggerboy, thanks. I was missing that package
[18:22] <Elirips> anyway, I think I'm missing a lot of the gnome "standard" things
[18:22] <mikunos> ok epinky now the Add button is active!
[18:22] <h4f> jad: do you  have similar issue ?
[18:22] <jad> are u changing resolutions by any chance ?
[18:22] <Elirips> Is there a metapackage I can install to get all the default gnome-stuff?
[18:22] <mikunos> epinky I'm trying to set the parameters
[18:23] <Subby> wayn1:  ?
[18:23] <wayn1> i don't think i have the correct permissions.  under owner it's read and write and none under root and others.   and I can't find the /etc/apt/apt.congif
[18:23] <mikunos> epinky I have these parameters: {pptp IP, userid, passwd}
[18:24] <Subby> wayn1:  apt.conf not config
[18:24] <wayn1> under /etc/apt/ i have one folder apt.config.d and no files.
[18:24] <wayn1> sorry i mean i have apt.conf.d folder and no files
[18:24] <h4f> h4f:(08:22:20 PM) if this is to me. no I am not changing resolutions
[18:25] <h4f> jad:
[18:25] <debuggerboy> Elirips : I believe the metapackage for gnome is ubuntu-desktop.
[18:25] <Subby> wayn1:  just do a  sudo chmod 644 /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:25] <jad> what ?
[18:25] <Subby> wayn1:  and a sudo chown root:root /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:26] <Subby> wayn1:  probably that allready helps
[18:26] <Elirips> debuggerboy, great, thanks! I'v tried with gnome-desktop but that didnt work. May the "lock screen" button will come back now, that would be quite comfortable :P
[18:26] <wayn1> thank you so much.  that worked.
[18:27] <Subby> wayn1:  no problem :)  have fun
[18:27] <McL0VIN> what will be my root password, i didn't set any, ubuntu didn't ask me
[18:28] <x-Na> Anybody have any pointers where to start diggin, my desktop computer suspends itself properly once after boot, every attempt after that fails and it just wakes up right away without any good reason
[18:28] <debuggerboy> Elirips : please read http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-desktop
[18:28] <Subby> McL0VIN:  best is to use sudo
[18:28] <llutz> !root | McL0VIN
[18:28] <llutz> !sudo | McL0VIN
[18:29] <ahman231> i need help getting my resolution on the screen fixed i tried a few thing but dont know what else to try
[18:29] <epinky> McL0VIN: "sudo passwd root" (to set one)
[18:29] <Elirips> debuggerboy, thanks, i already installed ubuntu-desktop, things seem to be back to normal now. I guess I messed up a little with switching from kde to gnome and back a few times.. I just cant decide what I like more
[18:30] <debuggerboy> Elirips : I choose gnome, KDE is bulky
[18:31] <Razz27> gnome definitely better
[18:32] <magdato> hello, i installed ubuntu 9.10, but i cant use wifi, who can help me?
[18:32] <Elirips> debuggerboy, I wanted to test the new kde 4.2 (or was it 4.3?), it really looks nice, but it still had some bugs, so i'm back with gnome now
[18:32] <h4f>  Gnome panel  is in a mess after restart ? even if I place icons in their places and lock them up. any solutions ?
[18:33] <Delano-394980501> h4f, no, nothing you can do... it's one of gnome's many bugs
[18:33] <Elirips> debuggerboy, But I still like some apps really from kde, like kdevelop, kmail or kile, didnt find something "as good" (from my point of view) for gnome
[18:34] <McL0VIN> epinky: this is a little wried to me ! all linux first set the root password then you creat you own account
[18:34] <h4f> Delano-394980501: any workaround ? or something. its annoying me every time I restart
[18:34] <llutz> McL0VIN: ubuntu doesn,t
[18:35] <McL0VIN> llutz: i notice that
[18:35] <epinky> McL0VIN: were you a Redhat boy?
[18:35] <McL0VIN> i ve been a Debian slave since 1999
[18:36] <Elirips> McL0VIN, good old potato times :D
[18:36] <DjAngo23> Hey everyone
[18:36] <McL0VIN> my co- workers talked me into ubuntu, so far i am liking
[18:36] <llutz> McL0VIN: it's not that much different to debian
[18:37] <Subby> McL0VIN:  for what do you need the root password? or were you just wondering?
[18:37] <DjAngo23> I updated two Ubuntu computers, and while it was upgrading people did turn off the computers. I get now " Kernel Panic". What can i do to solve it ?
[18:37] <Elirips> i've using debian for ages too, but stable was too old, testing at the beginning very nice and new and unstable unstable. now i'm really happy with ubuntu - everything just worked for me out of the box
[18:37] <McL0VIN> llutz: more compatible thu
[18:38] <llutz> McL0VIN: depends on your needs/setups
[18:38] <Yoques> Hola!!!
[18:39] <McL0VIN> llutz: does ubuntu use same aptitude /apt
[18:39] <llutz> McL0VIN: yes
[18:39] <MFox> Yoques: HOLA!
[18:39] <McL0VIN> llutz: thanks mate
[18:39] <Yoques> Cómo se hace para que el sound juicer me extraiga música en formato mp3?
[18:39]  * McL0VIN looking for kismet
[18:39] <DjAngo23> When i' m doing  dpkg --configure -a : it respond to many errores
[18:40] <Yoques> He leido manuales, pero no me hablan más que de versiones anteriores, de Feisty Faun
[18:40] <llutz> McL0VIN: main differences imho are "disabled root" and "upstart"
[18:40] <Elirips> what you mean with upstart?
[18:40] <HilBilly> How do I change ubuntu from utf-8 to en_US.iso8859-1 ??
[18:40] <Yoques> wooo! English room... sorry...
[18:40] <epinky> !es | Yoques
[18:40] <Yoques> join ubuntu-es
[18:41] <BluesKaj> DjAngo23, try , sudo dpkg --clear-avail
[18:41] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, Thanks, gonna try that
[18:41] <llutz> HilBilly: init-daemon replacement
[18:41] <llutz> Elirips: : init-daemon replacement  sry
[18:42] <Elirips> llua, ah, didnt know about that
[18:43] <Elirips> HilBilly, maybe http://blog.andrewbeacock.com/2007/01/how-to-change-your-default-locale-on.html didnt test it myself
[18:43] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, Nothing happens, no error, no nothing
[18:45] <BluesKaj> DjAngo23, ok now try to the commands or whatever gave you the original errors
[18:45] <Anthonyc> hi. Can anyone say how i change pointer/"waiting" icon in gnome?  i get a different icon in firefox
[18:45] <mikebeecham> guys...I have my Ubuntu box plugged into my router via these powerline ethernet plugs.  I noticed today that the network manager keeps bouncing up and down...similiar to seeing the connection drop up and down...but this is not wireless....can anyone help me understand what is happening?
[18:45] <debuggerboy> DjAngo23 : can you go though /var/log/kern.log, may be you could find what's going wrong !
[18:46] <Weezey> anyone built chromiumos ?
[18:47] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, I get the error when booting
[18:47] <TheTosh> god whats with all the quits
[18:48] <McL0VIN> anyone here using kismet
[18:48] <BluesKaj> DjAngo23, did you dpkg --configure -a /
[18:48] <iceroot> !anyone | McL0VIN
[18:48] <bostikforever> yep
[18:48] <TheTosh> McL0VIN, iv used the mac version, KisMac
[18:48] <bostikforever> wireless tool?
[18:49] <DjAngo23> debuggerboy, Out of memory , killed process. And nothing after that
[18:49] <McL0VIN> TheTosh: i want to use it for ubuntu and cant find it
[18:49] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, Trying
[18:49] <TheTosh> ahh
[18:49] <TheTosh> try BackTrack
[18:49] <llutz> McL0VIN: it's in universe repo
[18:49] <llutz> !info kismet
[18:50] <TheTosh> its a Distro built for that kind of thing
[18:50] <Archanamiya> Hello. I'm trying to write an application using Glade in Python, but when I made a file selection window in Glade, then ran it, there were no OK or Cancel buttons on the window. Anyone know why?
[18:51] <Random832> after resuming from hibernate I have several problems - cannot connect to non-WEP wireless networks, video is screwed up in text mode consoles, lsmod/rmmod/etc hang.
[18:51] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, dpkg: --configure --pending does not take any non-option arguments
[18:52] <Archanamiya> Hello. I'm trying to write an application using Glade in Python, but when I made a file selection window in Glade, then ran it, there were no OK or Cancel buttons on the window. Anyone know why?
[18:52] <BluesKaj> DjAngo23, sudo dpkg --configure -a
[18:52] <cankoy> Archanamiya: /join #gtk
[18:52] <Archanamiya> cankoy: k
[18:52] <TheTosh> Archanamiya, no need to repeate, we heard you first time
[18:52] <Archanamiya> sorry :S
[18:52] <TheTosh> np
[18:52] <TheTosh> :P
[18:53] <Archanamiya> :P
[18:54] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, dpkg: too many errors, stopping / Aborted
[18:55] <crazyivan> does anyone know what the name of the crunchbang linux channel is?
[18:55] <BluesKaj> DjAngo23, did you try a sudo apr-get update
[18:55] <BluesKaj> apt
[18:56] <sllide> the mixer i got is weird
[18:56] <TheTosh> how do i  install FTP on my Ubuntu server?
[18:56] <sllide> and it lowers the sound of my speakers
[18:56] <sllide> how can i change the mixer?
[18:56] <shentino> TT:  You want vsftpd I believe
[18:56] <llutz> TheTosh: sudo aptitude install <ftpd-of-your-choice>    and read its doumentation to configure it
[18:56] <Pizza> hello
[18:57] <Iowan> crazyivan: #crunchbang
[18:57] <Archanamiya> hi
[18:57] <DjAngo23> BluesKaj, I tryed, buyt : E: dpkg was interupted, you must manually run ' dpkg --configure.....
[18:57] <TheTosh> llutz, whats teh best FTP?
[18:57] <llutz> !best | TheTosh
[18:57] <crazyivan> Iowan, thanks man
[18:57] <Pizza> what's netbook remix ?
[18:57] <Pizza> ubuntu netbook remix
[18:57] <Archanamiya> Pizza: A version of Ubuntu that is optimal for small screens
[18:57] <livingdaylight> !netbook | Pizza
[18:57] <Archanamiya> Pizza: Noteably netbooks
[18:58] <Pizza> how can i run ubuntu from my flash thumb ?
[18:58] <llutz> TheTosh: you have a task, you have to decide which app fits best to it
[18:58] <dAlfa89_> !unr | Pizza
[18:58] <ctop> TheTosh: why are you using something as insecure as FTP
[18:58] <Archanamiya> Pizza: Google ;)
[18:58] <livingdaylight> !unetbootin
[18:58] <shentino> lol, bestbot was clueless
[18:58] <shentino> I put in a vote for vsftpd
[18:58] <TheTosh> i have never had a iussue with FTP
[18:58] <Archanamiya> XD
[18:58] <mikebeecham> guys...my network manager has disappeared on my panel...how can I get it back?
[18:59] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: Alt+F2->nm-applet
[18:59] <Supersaiyan_IV> mikebeecham, terminal → type 'nm-applet' hit enter
[18:59] <andybond13> If anyone can, I need help upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10, message me if you can
[18:59] <Pizza> thanks
[18:59] <mikebeecham> Archanamiya: nothing happened
[18:59] <calvst> hi, after upgrade, rebooting I got a 'mount of root filesystem failed'...help?
[19:00] <Pizza> livingdaylight i dont want to install ubuntu on my hdd, just run it from usb..
[19:00] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: I see. Well then, right click on panel, "Add Applet" and add "Notifications"
[19:00] <Subby> calvst:  is there probably a message with "Gave up waiting for..."
[19:00] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: If that doesn't work I still have 1 more option
[19:00] <mikebeecham> Archanamiya: Ha!   that worked
[19:00] <dAlfa89_> Pizza: See the second link ubottu gave you, the "Live USB" link
[19:01] <ctop> TheTosh: not saying ftp has issues. ftp is just really insecure. use ssh
[19:01] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: :D
[19:01] <anthonyc> Hi.  can anybody help me get the same mouse pointer inside and outside my browser windows? (gnome)
[19:01] <mikebeecham> but tell me...why would it have disappeared to begin with?  I did nothing
[19:01] <TheTosh> ctop, i need to learn alot of things :P
[19:01] <llutz> ctop: there's ftps too
[19:01] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: Happened to me once before ;)
[19:01] <Pizza> dAlfa89_ ok
[19:01] <livingdaylight> Pizza, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[19:01] <mikebeecham> Archanamiya: ahhh
[19:01] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: I don't know. But oh well. You got it back at least :D
[19:01] <calvst> Subby, no, just "A maintenance shell will now be started"
[19:01] <Pizza> thansk
[19:01] <mikebeecham> Archanamiya: absolutely...thanks mate
[19:02] <calvst> Subby, and enter root pw to drop to root shell
[19:02] <Archanamiya> mikebeecham: np :D
[19:02] <debuggerboy> bye guys!
[19:02] <ctop> llutz:yep
[19:02] <livingdaylight> how can i convert .mp4 to .avi?
[19:02] <Subby> calvst:  hmm okay, because I had a problem with a dissapeared UUID for my root partition...
[19:03] <Archanamiya> livingdaylight: avidemux, ffmpeg
[19:03] <Subby> calvst:  and there was the message I mentioned...
[19:03] <andybond13> If anyone can, I need help upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10
[19:03] <livingdaylight> Archanamiya, is that with gui, or command line only?
[19:03] <Archanamiya> livingdaylight: ffmpeg if you don't mind the command line
[19:03] <Archanamiya> livingdaylight: ffmpeg is still easy even from command line
[19:03] <livingdaylight> Archanamiya, i'm very dumb, and have windows mentality
[19:04] <pickett> avidemux
[19:04] <Archanamiya> livingdaylight: ill PM you
[19:04] <livingdaylight> Archanamiya, it is 2010 almost, can i just point and click to convert to something else?
[19:04] <Archanamiya> that's okay
[19:04] <mzawieska> hello happy thanks giving to everyone
[19:04] <livingdaylight> ok
[19:04] <BluesKaj> livingdaylight, well ,you can live up to your nick by learning  few easy terminal commands :)
[19:04] <livingdaylight> !usb | Pizza
[19:04] <livingdaylight> BluesKaj, touche!
[19:05] <llutz> livingdaylight: if you really think GUIs are modern and efficient, you still have to learn a lot :)
[19:05] <BluesKaj> livingdaylight, :)
[19:05] <Pizza> livingdaylight thank you very much man
[19:05] <livingdaylight> BluesKaj, i'm not too dumb in other areas of life... but i dont have computer smarts
[19:06] <livingdaylight> llutz, yea, gui is where its at, ask any mac or windows user
[19:06] <BluesKaj> livingdaylight, stick around , you'll learn :)
[19:07] <Spruit_elf> can someone help me fix my problems with, i presume pulseaudio? all htpc applications i try keep crashing since karmic
[19:07] <mzawieska> I am getting this error when the linux is loading http://pastebin.com/d7764a504
[19:07] <mzawieska> idk what to do
[19:07] <mzawieska> http://pastebin.com/d7764a504
[19:08] <calvst> Subby,  bad line in /etc/fstab...
[19:08] <jefelex><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[19:09] <mzawieska> any help?
[19:09] <jefelex> try removing pulse and see what happens
[19:10] <mzawieska> http://pastebin.com/d7764a504 please help with the error I am getting when ubuntu is loading
[19:10] <noelferreira> is there any know incompatibility between deluge torrent and firefox? any time i have both programs running i am not able get any data from internet via firefox.
[19:11] <Subby> calvst:  okay so its not a bad thing... :)
[19:11] <jefelex> is it your router?  I have problems with my router when both programs are running
[19:11] <andybond13> can anyone help me upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10?
[19:11] <shankao> noelferreira, try limit your to limit your upload, open connections in the torrent program
[19:12] <noelferreira> jefelex, i think is the router ya
[19:12] <noelferreira> shankao, i have it limited (at least the upload) should i have the download as well?
[19:12] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, did the system work before? or is this a fresh install
[19:12] <shankao> noelferreira, try it :)
[19:13] <noelferreira> jefelex, did you manage to fix the problem?
[19:13] <shankao> noelferreira, but max connections number can affect as well
[19:13] <noelferreira> shankao, how much should i have?
[19:13] <zortec> hi guys, I still can't boot into jaunty so don't know what is going on and I tightened the screws on my cd-rom and it sounds like it's chomping data when it's reading... is that normal?
[19:13] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, it worked before
[19:14] <shankao> noelferreira, don't know, if I were you would start with a low value and check my connection, then raise that value
[19:14] <noelferreira> ok thanks
[19:14] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, are you using grub or grub2?
[19:14] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, i fresh installed the ubuntu..i was using it for couple of days but then one day i tried to turn on the laptop and it showed me this screen
[19:14] <mzawieska> hold on let me tell u cause its asking me to choose
[19:14] <epinky> andybond13: what is the problem? , did you read this http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading ?
[19:15] <kjele> How to send files with empathy?
[19:15] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, is it ubuntu Karmin 9.10?
[19:15] <Supersaiyan_IV> karmic*
[19:15] <Bookman> I ssh into a remote machine, start evolution and add an account.  Then close it.  When the user opens evolution the account is no longer there!  What gives?
[19:15] <mzawieska> yess its 9.10
[19:15] <ben64_> 'ello
[19:15] <rvn> i installed vlc on my 9.10 box here, and tried 6 different commercial dvds and they all wont play with strange errors in the console
[19:15] <rvn> i use VLc for everything
[19:15] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, its grub just grub
[19:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, try update-usplash-theme
[19:16] <andybond13> epinky: yes, for the network upgrade, my upgrader doesn;t list 9.10 as an option; I also downloaded and mounted the iso, but auto-start install dialog didn't happen.  I run "gksu 'sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade'" and nothing happens
[19:16] <Guest49822> just installed ubuntu on a guy's laptop. .. it came with vista, the hard drive failed, he couldn't find his vista disk from dell.
[19:16] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, just type the command right?
[19:16] <ben64_> i has a problem -- i'm on karmic, and when i connect to wirelesses, it grabs dns info from dhcp. How can I set a static dns to be used on all connections all the time, always?
[19:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, yes
[19:16] <Guest49822> threw a few things onto his desktop. xchat (with the "in case you need support" notation)
[19:17] <llutz> ben64_: edit dhcp-clients config
[19:17] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, it said installed themes
[19:17] <Guest49822> a poker game, world of goo demo. a link to pandora radio. shortcut to ubuntu software center
[19:17] <Guest49822> any other suggestions?
[19:17] <epinky> andybond13: Does "sudo do-release-upgrade" not work either?
[19:17] <kjele> How to send files in empathy?
[19:17] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, good, now reboot
[19:17] <rvn> ben64_: u could do that in wicd iirc, it's a replacement for the normal network manager
[19:17] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, restart right?
[19:17] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, 'sudo reboot'
[19:17] <ben64_> llutz, where is that
[19:17] <andybond13> epinky: no new release found
[19:18] <robin0800> rvn: you may need to install a dvd decryptior see restricted extras for what you need
[19:18] <rvn> thanks ill look in tere
[19:18] <llutz> ben64_: /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf (jaunty)
[19:18] <rvn> ive never had this trouble in 8.xx ubuntu
[19:18] <rvn> so it caught me by surprise
[19:18] <Guest49822> lost in the flux of constant chatter in here?
[19:18] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, the same problem
[19:19] <kjele> How to send files in empathy?
[19:19] <BluesKaj> Guest49822, did you delete windows or just make a linux ext partition and instal?
[19:19] <ben64_> llutz, alright, then how do i set a static dns
[19:19] <noelferreira> jefelex, reducing both upload and download bandwith and the max number of conections solved my problem.
[19:19] <rickybobby> BluesKaj, his hard drive failed. i installed a new drive and ubuntu only
[19:19] <BluesKaj> ok
[19:19] <rickybobby> BluesKaj, i don't have a vista disk sittin around for em.
[19:19] <andybond13> epinky: my "About Ubuntu" says 'Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 9.04
[19:19] <andybond13>                 - the Jaunty Jackalope - released in April 2009.'
[19:19] <llutz> ben64_: define it in /etc/resolv.conf
[19:19] <rickybobby> so he'll be thrown into ubuntu head first.
[19:20] <ben64_> llutz, or just remove the request for dns servers, and edit resolv.conf and it won't be replaced by the network manager?
[19:20] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, ok, do "sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst"
[19:20] <ubuntu> is there a way to control cd-rom drive speed in ubuntu?
[19:20] <noelferreira> shankao, thanks i think it was the max number of conections by second in each torrent. now it is ok. i guess :)
[19:20] <BluesKaj> rickybobby, he probly won't miss it after a few days on linux , unless he's a gamer
[19:20] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, okay second
[19:20] <ubuntu> my drive is very loud and reads at 48x... so I want to reduce the speed
[19:20] <shankao> noelferreira, you're welcome
[19:20] <rvn> robin0800: i am used to using the command line for getting my apps, and am not familiar with synaptic, so i am not sure where to look for restricted extras
[19:20] <Riaku> crud :/
[19:21] <llutz> ben64_: should work,maybe consider to use "supersede d-n-s"
[19:21] <jefelex> noelferriera,  I just ignore the problem - doesn't bother me that much anyway
[19:21] <rickybobby> BluesKaj, he plays his xbox 360 and.. hosts poker games at his house.. thats about it afaik.. think i should rearrange the panels to be more windows-esq ?
[19:21] <PinziRC> hello !
[19:21] <PinziRC> !list
[19:21] <ubuntu> llutz: I still can't boot into jaunty, grub is not even coming up so I don't know what I have done
[19:21] <epinky> andybond13: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade && sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
[19:21] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, okay i am in file /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:21] <BluesKaj> rvn , just make sure you have the medibuntu repos for the media stuff
[19:21] <robin0800> rvn: just type restricted in the search bar
[19:22] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, you will see several kernel lines further down in the editor, each having a line like this : "kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.17-10-generic root=/dev/sda5 ro quiet splash" change it so that it only says "ro" : "kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.17-10-generic root=/dev/sda5 ro"
[19:22] <Riaku> so uh... is it possible to get help here or is this not the right type of channel?
[19:22] <ghostman> Don`t use gentoo!
[19:22] <ben64_> Riaku, this is supposed to be a help channel
[19:22] <llutz> ubuntu: are you sure you installed grub into MBR?
[19:22] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, after the change do ctrl+x , and press 'Y' to confirm changes
[19:22] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, I dont see anything its empty
[19:23] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, type sudo fdisk -l
[19:23] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, exit nano, with ctrl+x
[19:23] <ghostman> Don´t use gentoo!
[19:23] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, then type 'sudo fdisk -l'
[19:23] <andybond13> epinky: it updated some stuff, but its done.  maybe 30mb total
[19:24] <andybond13> epinky: I think 9.10 would be bigger/longer
[19:24] <BluesKaj> rickybobby, well kde is more windows like panel at the bottom etc , Kmenu etc,
[19:24] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, okay i am in here
[19:24] <epinky> andybond13: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
[19:24] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, does it list all you harddrives as it should?
[19:25] <ubuntu> all of the changes I made in the menu.lst file are still there, does anyone have any ideas as I would like to get back into ubuntu?
[19:25] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, also, have you tried booting from different kernels?
[19:25] <llutz> ubuntu: are you sure you installed grub into MBR?
[19:25] <ghostman> Don´t use gentoo!
[19:25] <llutz> ghostman: stop that
[19:25] <jefelex> I still like 8.10 - no problems
[19:25] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, yea i think so /dev/sdb1 start 1 syste, hpfs/ntfs
[19:25] <andybond13> epinky: already the newest version
[19:25] <ubuntu> llutz: weird, it is zortec but my name is ubuntu that is why I didn't know who you were talking to
[19:25] <ubuntu> llutz: sorry
[19:26] <epinky> andybond13: mmmm, then it's updated :)
[19:26] <llutz> ubuntu: /nick zortec
[19:26] <ibuclaw> zortec, what's failed? are you in liveCD ?
[19:26] <jefelex> gotta fly - bye now!
[19:26] <josvuk> hello, I have still no beep from the terminal with printf("\a");
[19:26] <josvuk> I uncommended load-sample-dir-lazy x11-bee ..... and load-module-x11-bell in the /etc/pulse/default.pa loged out and again in
[19:26] <josvuk> [20:22] <josvuk> But still don't have a beep.
[19:26] <zortec> llutz: I am in the liveCD right now
[19:26] <josvuk> [20:22] <josvuk> Waht can I do?
[19:26] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, when it ask me its ubuntu linux 2.6.31-14-generic and second ubuntu same thing but (recovery mode_
[19:26] <llutz> zortec: ubuntu was at /dev/sda3, right?
[19:26] <Unirgy> hi, how do i make screen to proxy mouse events?
[19:27] <zortec> llutz: I set it to boot from the drive and "esc" doesn't work and it boots directly into windows
[19:27] <andybond13> epinky: doesn't look like it.  I don't have ubuntu one installed, still have the old login screen and boot screens, etc.
[19:27] <zortec> llutz: I just checked, it was /dev/sda3
[19:27] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, so recovery mode has the same problem?
[19:27] <llutz> zortec: lets try: open grub-shell "sudo grub" in terminal
[19:27] <mzawieska> its GNU GRUB version 1.97 beta4
[19:27] <epinky> andybond13: you need to log off, better reboot
[19:27] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, yupp
[19:27] <llutz> zortec: "find /boot/grub/stage1"
[19:27] <rickybobby> BluesKaj, not gonna bother installing KDE over ubuntu and i just burned my last disk so no burning a kubuntu iso
[19:27] <zortec> llutz: ok in the grub shell
[19:28] <llutz> zortec: should give something like (hd0,2)
[19:28] <zortec> llutz: yes
[19:28] <llutz> zortec: "root (hd0,2)"
[19:28] <Guest57027> how do i un gz a file?
[19:28] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, i have gotten your error message once before, and that was whan my usb drive went corrupt
[19:28] <Guest57027> HOW to un gz a file?
[19:28] <llutz> zortec: "setup (hd0)"
[19:28] <zortec> llutz: it gives (h0, 2)
[19:28] <rickybobby> BluesKaj, i'm an archlinux guy myself. and following it's philosophy i use openbox and keystrokes to do most my work.
[19:28] <zortec> llutz: that is it
[19:28] <ibuclaw> Guest57027, you can double click on it and extract.
[19:28] <llutz> zortec: "quit" and reboot then
[19:28] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, i can't really help
[19:28] <Guest57027> its in command
[19:29] <ibuclaw> Guest57027, in the terminal though - gunzip file.gz
[19:29] <zortec> llutz: reboot back into the live-cd?
[19:29] <rickybobby> Guest57027, sure it's not a .tar.gz ?
[19:29] <llutz> zortec: nope, grub "should" appear on reboot now
[19:29] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, try booting with a live-cd to see if you can rescue some files
[19:29] <Guest57027> nope
[19:29] <ibuclaw> Guest57027, think "zip" / "unzip" but with a 'g' infront.
[19:29] <llutz> zortec: so try booting from hdd
[19:29] <llutz> Guest57027: gunzip file
[19:30] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, so there is nothing i can do
[19:30] <zortec> llutz: we didn't make any changes and I booted from the hdd about 5 mins ago and grub didn't appear
[19:30] <Oins> Hi
[19:30] <Guest57027> yes llutz
[19:30] <llutz> zortec: you just wrote grub to mbr agein
[19:30] <llutz> again*
[19:30] <mzawieska> Supersaiyan_IV, reinstall the ubuntu?
[19:30] <Supersaiyan_IV> mzawieska, somebody else might now, ask again in the channel
[19:30] <zortec> llutz: is that what we did? I thought we were just checking something
[19:30] <Balsaq> need to install a correct driver. computer will play hulu videos, but in the full screen mode it plays slow. i cannot seem to install the correct driver?
[19:30] <Supersaiyan_IV> know* mzawieska i dont know of another solution than reinstall ubuntu
[19:30] <llutz> zortec: "setup (hd0)"    <- this writes grub into mbr
[19:30] <Monocian> How is Mythbuntu?
[19:31] <Balsaq> what is the procedure to install a driver into ubuntu
[19:31] <zortec> llutz: invalid device detected, sorry have not written grub into the mbr yet
[19:31] <Northern> Has anyone else been having problems with hulu/youtube or anything dealing with flash with not being able to hit buttons properly?
[19:31] <zortec> llutz: do you need quotes for that line?
[19:31] <mzawieska> can some help me with my error http://pastebin.com/d7764a504
[19:31] <NemesisD> hi guys. i am trying to set up 1 monitor in a dual monitor setup to be vertical, the other horizontal. i have found xinerama does NOT like compiz. i have it set up with twinview now but i have noticed these weird issues: I have a different set of panels on the horizontal monitor now and compositing *only* works on the vertical monitor. could anyone help out?
[19:31] <llutz> zortec: no quotes
[19:32] <NemesisD> if i try to for example drag a window to the right monitor, it just scrolls to the next virtual desktop on my left one, yet my mouse can cross between monitors
[19:32] <zortec> llutz:  not sure I'm doing the command right, it's saying invalid device requested and unrecognized device string
[19:33] <zortec> so it would be setup (hd0,2)?
[19:33] <cankoy> mzawieska: pastebin /etc/fstab and output of 'sudo blkid'
[19:33] <llutz> zortec: no, (hd0) = mbr
[19:33] <fantasticulous> hey any idea where I can get a high-res version of this image? http://www.linuxnewbieguide.org/userfiles/xsplash-3.png
[19:33] <zortec> llutz: setup hd0?
[19:33] <fantasticulous> probably in /usr/share somewhere but I don't know where to look
[19:33] <llutz> zortec:  setup (hd0)
[19:33] <ibuclaw> llutz, (hd0) = disk1
[19:33] <mzawieska> cankoy, i dont understand?
[19:33] <Kuba> hi
[19:33] <zortec> llutz: that is not working
[19:34] <llutz> zortec: with brakcets
[19:34] <zortec> llutz: unrecognized device string
[19:34] <llutz> ibuclaw: sure
[19:34] <hal> hal9000
[19:34] <Kuba> Is there any way to disable admin password prompt when turning off my ubuntu box?
[19:34] <llutz> zortec: you are still in grub-shell?
[19:34] <NemesisD> if it helps, it also seems like i get the following error: Xlib:  extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0".   my xorg file is at http://pastie.org/716367
[19:34] <zortec> llutz: yes, this is what I get when I type "setup (hd0)"
[19:34] <zortec> llutz: Error 12: Invalid device requested
[19:34] <epinky> mzawieska: dual boot system?
[19:34] <cankoy> mzawieska: at the shell prompt, type 'blkid', press enter and pastebin the output.
[19:35] <ibuclaw> zortec, without quotes?
[19:35] <llutz> zortec:  setup(hd0)
[19:35] <zortec> ibuclaw: without quotes is unrecognized device string
[19:35] <mzawieska> epinky, nah just ubuntu
[19:35] <zortec> llutz: unrecognized command
[19:35] <llutz> zortec: that's odd
[19:36] <llutz> zortec: is that an apple?
[19:36] <Guest57027> anyone know how i add users on vsftpd?
[19:36] <epinky> mzawieska: then maybe your BIOS date/time is wrong, adjust it and retry
[19:36] <zortec> llutz: no, it's a windows machine
[19:36] <Kuba> ok, got it, nvm
[19:37] <llutz> zortec: "that worked for me for ages" (won't help you, sry)
[19:37] <Northern> Has anyone else been having problems with hulu/youtube or anything dealing with flash with not being able to hit buttons properly? I'm using the Ubuntu Restricted Extras to provide my flash, should I be using a different one?
[19:37] <ibuclaw> zortec, http://paste.ubuntu.com/328734  <- use that as reference
[19:37] <zortec> llutz: I found this on the ubuntu forum, maybe I missed a step
[19:37] <zortec> llutz: 1. Pop in the Live CD, boot from it until you reach the desktop.
[19:37] <zortec> 2. Open a terminal window or switch to a tty.
[19:37] <zortec> 3. Type "grub"
[19:37] <zortec> 4. Type "root (hd0,6)", or whatever your harddisk + boot partition numbers are (my /boot is at /dev/sda7, which translates to hd0,6 for grub).
[19:37] <FloodBot2> zortec: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:37] <zortec> 5. Type "setup (hd0)", ot whatever your harddisk nr is.
[19:37] <Guest57027> :S
[19:38] <llutz> zortec: root (hd0,2)
[19:38] <llutz> zortec: setup (hd0)
[19:38] <llutz> zortec: that's it
[19:38] <llutz> zortec: i don't have any idea why you get an error then
[19:38] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way to get Ubuntu to default to the saved password instead of having to re-enter the wireless key after a disconnect?
[19:39] <mzawieska> http://tinypic.com/r/5o8t5j/6 this is the output
[19:39] <ibuclaw> GodfatherofEire, it's called Gnome Keyring... it should ask you to enter in a password after you connect.
[19:39] <switch263> any idea why ubuntu doesnt let me stretch my display across both my monitors? xrandr sees both. http://pastebin.com/f7f2c99ca
[19:39] <zortec> llutz: it rewrote grub to the mbr and then did some other stuff
[19:39] <ibuclaw> then it auto-unlocks whenever you login.
[19:39] <mzawieska> cankoy, did u get the picture http://tinypic.com/r/5o8t5j/6
[19:40] <zortec> llutz: Probing devices to guess BIOS drives. This may take a long time.
[19:40] <llutz> zortec: eh, now it worked?
[19:40] <GodfatherofEire> ibuclaw, I meant for wireless keys
[19:40] <zortec> llutz: yes :)
[19:40] <trism> GodfatherofEire: after I get disconnected, I usually do a sudo restart network-manager and it doesn't ask me for a key
[19:40] <llutz> zortec: don't fool me pls
[19:41] <GodfatherofEire> trism, not quite what i was going for, and i dont think that'd be necessary
[19:41] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, reboot into LiveCD and run a fsck on the ext4 partition
[19:41] <zortec> llutz: no it did work, the problem was I had root (hd0, 2) when it's no space
[19:41] <zortec> llutz: should be root (hd0,2)
[19:41] <llutz> zortec: arghhhhh
[19:41] <llutz> zortec: quit grub now, reboot, remove live-cd, pray
[19:41] <zortec> llutz: should grub quit on its own?
[19:41] <GodfatherofEire> ibuclaw, what I mean, is I get disconnected from my network, momentarily, then it asks me to enter the wireless key, which is saved in gnome-keyring and gnome-nm-applet, why doesnt it default to the saved values?
[19:42] <llutz> zortec: no, quit <enter>
[19:42] <zortec> llutz: it kicked me out of the window or somehow I changed to a different terminal
[19:42] <switch263> also, i have xubuntu 9.04 installed right now, and if i allow it to update to the 9.10 kernel, i cant log in. any suggestions?
[19:42] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, when it goes to live cd where shoudl i run this?
[19:43] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, go to System -> Administration -> GParted
[19:43] <zortec> llutz:  Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+17 p (hd0,2)/boot/grub/stage2
[19:43] <zortec> /boot/grub/menu.lst"... succeeded
[19:43] <zortec> Done.
[19:43] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, then select the first partition, and right-click -> check
[19:43] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, then 'Apply' and it will run.
[19:43] <llutz> zortec: seems ok, reboot
[19:43] <zortec> ok before I reboot, anyone have any ideas on a loud cd-rom drive?
[19:43] <sburwood> Am I on the right channel to connect an EEE PC 1005HA to wireless (wifi) in Belgium?
[19:44] <zortec> I have it pretty tight and it's reading at max speed and so I want to drop the speed down if possible
[19:44] <munley> help
[19:44] <switch263> zortec, some cdroms are just loud
[19:44] <switch263> mine has always been horribly loud
[19:44] <ibuclaw> GodfatherofEire, you could try removing/recreating the stored keys.
[19:44] <cankoy> mzawieska: now type  'mkdir mydisk; mount /dev/sda1 mydisk' , tell me if any errors occur
[19:44] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i have ubuntu 9.10 burn on the cd but it ask me try ubuntu with out any changes, install ubuntu,check disk for defect test memory an dboor from first hd where should i choose
[19:44] <zortec> switch263: mine sounds like a 747 jet taking off when it's reading
[19:44] <switch263> zortec, yep
[19:44] <zortec> switch263: should they be that loud?
[19:44] <munley> couldn't move file to my USB-pendrive (partition and formated by mac, but I do make it read/write to all)
[19:44] <switch263> youĺl have that sometimes
[19:44] <switch263> :)
[19:44] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, try without any changes
[19:45] <zortec> switch263: isn't there a way to change the max read from 48x to say 24x?
[19:45] <munley> Help~~~~!!!
[19:45] <munley> Please help ~~~~
[19:45] <switch263> zortec, i would assume so, but iḿ pretty new to ubuntu so i honestly dont konw
[19:45] <llutz> zortec: hdparm -E  xx maybe
[19:45] <switch263> ive never tried
[19:46] <switch263> anyone else ever seen the issue where upgrading to 9.10 kernel suddenly makes the system not want to let me log in? heh
[19:46] <sburwood> am I on the correct channel for someone to answer me?
[19:46] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, okay its loading i see the ubuntu sign it will prolly take a while
[19:47] <switch263> sburwood, my wifi just kinda worked
[19:47] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$ sudo ls -ahl /media/16gb
[19:47] <munley> ls: cannot access /media/16gb: No such file or directory
[19:47] <munley> munley@munley-desktop:~$ sudo ls -ahl /media/
[19:47] <munley> total 16K
[19:47] <munley> drwxr-xr-x  5 root root    4.0K 2009-11-27 04:39 .
[19:47] <FloodBot2> munley: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:47] <munley> drwxr-xr-x 23 root root    4.0K 2009-11-24 20:08 ..
[19:47] <sburwood> switch263, I had a problem with 9.10 and initrd.  I still can't get 9.10 to work
[19:47] <ibuclaw> !paste | munley
[19:47] <sburwood> switch263,  I can't get it to recognize any wifi
[19:48] <sburwood> it says that there are no network devices
[19:48] <Monocian> Anyone here has trouble downloading from ifile? ( my speed is fixed at 1KB/sec)
[19:48] <yoshilappi> anyone avilable to help me get my wireless working ?
[19:48] <switch263> well it doesnt have the right module for your wifi then sburwood , would be my guess
[19:49] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, okay i am in ubuntu can u tell me what now i should do
[19:49] <sburwood> if I can't get onto the internet, how can I get the module that is missing?
[19:49] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, System->Administration->GParted
[19:49] <mostafa_> hey there how can I set a shortcut key on my terminal?
[19:50] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, okay in there
[19:50] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, in the new window. Right-Click on "/dev/sda1" and select "Check"
[19:50] <switch263> sburwood, kernel module. hardware support.
[19:50] <sburwood> I'm a n00b, so talk me through that, please
[19:50] <claytonwalker> is there a xorg.conf file for the ubuntu login page? (spo that i can add a modline to get the correct screen rez)
[19:51] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, then click the Green Tick "Apply"
[19:51] <switch263> ... rebuilding kernels isnt something i would recommend for ¨noobs¨ :-/ i´ve broken many a system trying to change kernels
[19:51] <livingdaylight> Archanamiya, can i ask you quickly: how does one string together a bunch of arguements?
[19:51] <sburwood> I have 8.10 on the 1005HA
[19:51] <livingdaylight> Archanamiya, it's usually one like -sameq or -hq... how does one put a few together?
[19:51] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, okay its checking /dev/sd1
[19:51] <sburwood> but it doesn't find wireless
[19:52] <Archanamiya> livingdaylight: OHHHH. see PM
[19:52] <switch263> sburwood, does 9.10 not work?
[19:52] <ibuclaw> sburwood, afaik, 9.04 has better netbook support
[19:52] <ibuclaw> and 9.10 is even better (at least, on my Samsung N110) :D
[19:53] <switch263> 9.10 breaks shit on my end. hah.
[19:53] <sburwood> U tried it on the desktop, but got initrd error message, telling me that initrd is too big
[19:53] <sburwood> I tried it ...
[19:53] <epinky> sburwood: Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04
[19:53] <sburwood> Don't have a Cd player in the 1005
[19:53] <ibuclaw> sburwood, LiveUSB
[19:53] <ibuclaw> !unetbootin
[19:54] <switch263> ibuclaw, any tips on dual-display setups? :)
[19:54] <sburwood> how many GB do I need on a USB key?
[19:54] <sburwood> to make a live USB
[19:54] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, it says operation successfully complited just reboot the system right?
[19:54] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, yes
[19:54] <switch263> sburwood, most of them i´d imagine <1gb
[19:55] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, ensure that the LiveCD is removed from the drive before booting again ;)
[19:55] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, yea i did that :D
[19:55] <claytonwalker> let me rephrase this question: is there any way to get a screen rez modline to be loaded up as part of the login screen?
[19:56] <ibuclaw> switch263, apart from BusID "PCIx:y:z" and disable a certain compiz feature that switches desktops when you drag windows to the edge on the workspace, have nothing else to say ;)
[19:56] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, thnx man alot it worked :D
[19:56] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, no probs
[19:56] <ibuclaw> switch263, oh, and don't use odd monitor sizes
[19:56] <barbara>  /msg NickServ identify primi04
[19:56] <ibuclaw> they just don't go well ;)
[19:56] <epinky> ouch!
[19:57] <ibuclaw> epinky, ?
[19:57] <IdleOne> barbara: change your password
[19:57] <llutz> barbara: time to be quick
[19:57] <LCO> funny
[19:58] <claytonwalker> is there a way to change the login screen rez?
[19:58] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, I have another question I have another laptop but the laptop restarts it self when it shows f10 to bios and w/e it restarts over and over again but then after a while says system not found
[19:59] <chaos__> Greetings
[19:59] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, and you are unable to book off any devices?
[19:59] <ibuclaw> *boot
[20:00] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, what u mean exactly
[20:01] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, are you unable to load a LiveCD ? Boot from GRUB?
[20:01] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, let me check
[20:01] <ibuclaw> Load the BIOS configuration screen?
[20:02] <greezmunkey> question regarding system/preferences/startup applications: I added firestarter to it using the same command that runs it in the system/administration menu. I logged out, and logged back in, but it fails to run. What gives?
[20:02] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i see the same menu like b4 try ubuntu with out any changes to ur computer?
[20:02] <Offx2> hi all
[20:02] <ibuclaw> greezmunkey, firewall frontend apps shouldn't need to be started every time you login.
[20:03] <AmokPaule> Hello, is there somehow a programm that allows me too mass convert pictures to another data type? At best command line driven?
[20:03] <ibuclaw> greezmunkey, you configure it, close it, then it gets applied when you boot.
[20:03] <llutz> AmokPaule: convert from imagemagick
[20:03] <Offx2> åñòü òóò ðóññêèå?:)
[20:03] <Scunizi> AmokPaule: imagemagick will do that well
[20:03] <maslen> is it possible to access the wubi partitions files inside of windows?
[20:03] <Offx2> RUSSIAN MANS.where are you
[20:03] <maslen> I saw the guide online - and it isn't working
[20:03] <Offx2> ^_^
[20:03] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, try without any changes.
[20:03] <AmokPaule> Ok thanks will check
[20:03] <mkverc> I used the word "Debian" in the account name for a site ... is it a problem related to copyright or something related?
[20:04] <guntbert> Offx2: not here please
[20:04] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, by mistake i clicked check for hd defects
[20:04] <greezmunkey> question regarding system/preferences/startup applications: I added firestarter to it using  the same command that runs it in the system/administration menu. I logged out, and logged  back in, but it fails to run. What gives?
[20:04] <Offx2> . guntbert . sorry.
[20:04] <exxxo45> hello everybody. Could anyone help me please with installing fingerprint reader on Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[20:04] <yoshilappi> anyone know how to get ubuntu to use a pendrive as a swap partition?
[20:05] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, I suppose that may work ... I don't know / unsure what that option is, but if it sounds like what I think it is...
[20:05] <llutz> yoshilappi: stupid idea
[20:05] <ibuclaw> mkverc, ask #debian
[20:05] <livingdaylight> the cpu on my laptop is whizzing like mad for no reason - any way to stop that?
[20:05] <bigl> witam gdzie mogę znaleźć w ubuntu zarzadzanie usb, karta sieciowa , karta graficzna itp
[20:05] <yoshilappi> llutz: why?
[20:05] <mkverc> ibuclaw: thx
[20:05] <llutz> yoshilappi: pendrives are awfully slow
[20:05] <nilo_> hi every body
[20:05] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, its checking the hd if its working properly but what should i do when i go to live cd mode like i did b4 ?
[20:05] <nilo_> I just upgrade my ubuntu 9.10 and now I've not sound
[20:06] <nilo_> please heeeelppp
[20:06] <ibuclaw> mkverc, http://www.debian.org/license
[20:06] <mkverc> ibuclaw: i in debian too...but i not give a aswer yet
[20:06] <greezmunkey> livingdaylight, do you mean your fans?
[20:06] <yoshilappi> llutz: not all of them
[20:06] <llutz> yoshilappi: compared to RAM and internal HDDs, all
[20:06] <livingdaylight> greezmunkey, that's the one
[20:06] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, what is installed on the laptop?
[20:06] <yoshilappi> llutz: then why is it syupposed to speed up windows/
[20:07] <llutz> yoshilappi: supposed by who?
[20:07] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, I am not sure but i think I installed ubuntu
[20:07] <greezmunkey> livingdaylight, it's probably because you LT is warm???
[20:07] <yoshilappi> llutz: the people who put that ability into vista and windows 7
[20:07] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i reformated the disc after i took out the data
[20:07] <livingdaylight> greezmunkey, LT?
[20:07] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, it check the disk it said no error found
[20:08] <greezmunkey> livingdaylight, Lap Top
[20:08] <llutz> yoshilappi: imagine what happens when a system swaps, make your own mind then
[20:08] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i am rebooting the system now to the menu
[20:08] <mkverc> ibuclaw: your link is not a answer....i have notice by google search ...really :)))
[20:08] <llutz> yoshilappi: buy RAM, _that_ will speed up your system
[20:08] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, u want me to go to live cd right?
[20:08] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, okies, reboot and "try without making changes"
[20:08] <ibuclaw> yes
[20:08] <nilo_> please, please, I lost the sound in my ubuntu 9.10 after upgrade to 2.6.31-15
[20:08] <linuxguy2009> Anyone here get doom3 running without the start/stop motion of video on 9.10?
[20:08] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, doin it sir :P
[20:08] <yoshilappi> llutz: i am not entirely certain what happens when a system swaps i assume it writes info to the hard drive to access later
[20:08] <llutz> yoshilappi: create a partition on pendrive, type 82,
[20:08] <BlouBlou> nilo_: install pulseaudio
[20:08] <ibuclaw> mkverc, “Debian” and the Debian Logo are trademarks of Software in the Public Interest, Inc.
[20:08] <deuterium> hi, i have ubuntu 9.10 and an epson aculaser cx11nf. i followed http://www.gedda.info/?p=132 and i can add the printer in the printer configuration dialog, but then there's a message it can't find a driver ("Printer 'AL-CX11-' requires the 'pstoalcx11.sh' program but it is not currently installed. Please install it before using this printer.). where do i need to add it?
[20:09] <livingdaylight> greezmunkey, its like when it makes this noise the laptop get hotter... and what is making it hot, i only have FF and Xchat open
[20:09] <deuterium> i've solved that problem by linking pstoalcx11.sh to /usr/bin instead of /usr/local/bin. now the error message has gone, but printing a test page fails. any idea what might be wrong?
[20:09] <llutz> yoshilappi: sudo mkswap /dev/sdXY (your new swap partition)
[20:09] <mikebeecham> Guys, I'm really not happy with pulseaudio since upgrading to Karmic.  It's not performing as well as Alsa...is there any way to go back to ALSA audio?
[20:09] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i will tell u when everything will loads okay
[20:09] <ibuclaw> mkverc, I suppose that means copyright them - if you are not representing them by using their logo/name, don't use it.
[20:09] <llutz> yoshilappi: make an entry in /etc/fstab, sudo swapon -a
[20:09] <deuterium> mikebeecham, i just seem to have an audio outage here too
[20:09] <llutz> yoshilappi: that's it
[20:10] <llutz> yoshilappi: but still not a good idea
[20:10] <yoshilappi> llutz: thanks
[20:10] <Scunizi> deuterium: if you know where the driver is.. then use FF and go to http://localhost:631 and add it there.
[20:10] <FredWP> Is anyone interested in buying my Steam account? I currently gave it to my sister as I couldn't really find any buyers in the past: http://steamcommunity.com/id/dlphinez, it's just sitting there idle now.
[20:10] <mikebeecham> deuterium: even volume up/down is not as responsive
[20:10] <Flannel> FredWP: Peaes don't advertise here, thanks.
[20:10] <deuterium> mikebeecham, is pulseaudio the default?
[20:10] <deuterium> Scunizi, let me try this, thanks!
[20:10] <mikebeecham> deuterium: yes, as of Karmic
[20:10] <yoshilappi> llutz: ok possibly a better idea then how do i access the stuff on my windows if i installed ubuntu via wubi?
[20:10] <FredWP> :3
[20:10] <llutz> yoshilappi: if you need swap on regular base, you _should_ buy more RAM. Thats the only solution
[20:10] <deuterium> mikebeecham, hm.
[20:11] <FredWP> Was just wondering Flannel.
[20:11] <FredWP> I wouldn't know where to turn for this kind of stuff.
[20:11] <llutz> yoshilappi: no idea about that
[20:11] <Flannel> FredWP: #ubuntu-offtopic would be more appropriate
[20:11] <FredWP> Thanks.
[20:11] <ibuclaw> #spam would be more appropriate
[20:11] <FredWP> I'll try that too. :3
[20:11] <deuterium> Scunizi, btw it looks like the drivers are recognized now, yet printing fails. any idea how i can debug cups?
[20:12] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, oki i am in the live cd boss
[20:12] <greezmunkey> livingdaylight, type top in a terminal, is your cpu running at 100% constantly?
[20:12] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, what should i do now
[20:12] <Scunizi> deuterium: is this a networked printer via ethernet?
[20:12] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, go to GParted again.
[20:12] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, and say what is listed there.
[20:12] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, it says no deviced listed
[20:13] <deuterium> Scunizi, yes, on <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:13] <ibuclaw> hmm
[20:13] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, can you open a terminal then
[20:13] <mkverc> ibuclaw: it is mistakenly used the word "Debian" in the username ... this username is difficult to change ... ask to have no problems in the future
[20:13] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i dont understand but when i check the disk it said it was no error
[20:13] <Scunizi> deuterium: can you ping it? or log into it's webserver interface?
[20:13] <lore20> hello everybody
[20:13] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i am in terminal
[20:14] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, type in:  sudo fdisk -l
[20:14] <deuterium> Scunizi, yes, that works
[20:14] <mkverc> ibuclawibuclaw: can use a username ... or not legal?
[20:14] <Scunizi> deuterium: did you also set it up as a static ip address?
[20:14] <nilo_> buaaaaa, please any idea, I lost sound after upgrade ubuntu 9.10
[20:14] <livingdaylight> greezmunkey, looks like FF was trying to cook my laptop. I didn't know it was such a crap browser
[20:14] <mzawieska> nothing done
[20:14] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, are you able to put what it outputs into http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[20:14] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, nothing showed
[20:15] <greezmunkey> deuterium, Scunizi, perhaps it needs port 9100, like a jetdirect interface???
[20:15] <lore20> i've a bootable usb hard-disk with a /boot partition (100mb) and a /home partition (100gb).. i want to avoid automounting of the first partition when i attach my hard-disk to an ubuntu/linux pc
[20:15] <claytonwalker> i would like to ask, how many people have used a modline from gtf or cvt to get their screen resolution to work correctly?
[20:15] <lore20> is it possibile?
[20:15] <deuterium> Scunizi, it gets assigned a static ip (<IP_ADDRESS>) from my router/access point, yes.
[20:15] <deuterium> greezmunkey, Scunizi: in the printer properties i have socket://<IP_ADDRESS>:9100
[20:16] <greezmunkey> deuterium, cool!
[20:16] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, you mean it looks like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/328768/plain/
[20:16] <deuterium> greezmunkey, but i can't print a test page using the properties dialog box
[20:16] <greezmunkey> livingdaylight, I have FF up, cpu is around 10-20%
[20:16] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, in your terminal when you run it.
[20:16] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, correct
[20:16] <livingdaylight> greezmunkey, on laptop?
[20:16] <Scunizi> deuterium: if it's asssigned an address from the router then it's not static.. to make it static you have to manually enter an IP and the gateway address.. at any rate you say socket.. does that mean you set the driver as an ipp driver?
[20:16] <greezmunkey> deuterium, no firewall?
[20:17] <greezmunkey> livingdaylight, Dell Latitude
[20:17] <livingdaylight> greezmunkey, i think flash makes FF go crazy
[20:17] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, ok, reboot into BIOS configuration.
[20:17] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, u know what i did, i plugged in my usb to the port and gparted showed me the disk
[20:17] <exxxo45> hello everybody, does anyone know how to install fingerprint reader on a Dell laptop? I tried to install thinkfinger-tools and libpam-thinkfinger, but that did not work. Any suggestions?
[20:17] <deuterium> Scunizi, oh true. i've set up the ip on the printer interface itself. so, it's definitely static.
[20:17] <nilo_> I've lost sound after upgrade in ubuntu 9.10, it changed kernel 2.6.31.- to 2.6.31-15 and pulse-audio libraries
[20:17] <nilo_> please help meeeee
[20:18] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, want me to reboot?
[20:18] <Scunizi> deuterium: and the rest of the machines in the house .. are their ip address something like 192.168,1,100+ ?
[20:18] <deuterium> greezmunkey, on the router/access point yes. but that's for down/upstream traffic only. will test telnet to 9100, though. mompl.
[20:18] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, reboot into BIOS config, yes. It looks like your internal drive is not detected.
[20:19] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, is either no power, dead, or disconnected.
[20:19] <epinky> nilo_: plop! http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html
[20:19] <ibuclaw> rebooting into BIOS will confirm whether or not the hard drive is detected.
[20:19] <deuterium> Scunizi, yes, the box i'm on at the moment has <IP_ADDRESS>
[20:19] <yoshilappi> grrr seems i cant add the wine repo
[20:20] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, its seems like it cause when i plug in usb external it showed me in gparted the usb disk
[20:20] <vistro> Hello. I just performed a clean install of Ubuntu on another computer last night, and when I installed edubuntu (after applying all of the package upadates), I can't login after a reboot.
[20:20] <vistro> I logon, and I get the Ubuntu logo and the logon loading thing, and then it bumps me right back to the logon screen
[20:20] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, from bios where should i go
[20:20] <Scunizi> deuterium: so when you go through the cups interface.. is it set for lpt, ipp or other for the type of protocol that the driver should use?
[20:20] <lore20> i just want a partition to don't automount... there is any way?
[20:21] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, does the main screen not tell you what hard drives are detected?
[20:21] <greezmunkey> deuterium, in a console try "lpinfo -v" what do you get?
[20:21] <ibuclaw> along with clock, RAM, etc/
[20:22] <yoshilappi> anyone know how to access the files on windows if you installed ubuntu via wubi?
[20:22] <relentless> hi, Who is on the dev team for xorg with ubuntu
[20:22] <relentless> yoshilappi:  restart and it should be in the boot menu
[20:22] <DjAngo23> ping
[20:22] <mzawieska> ibuclaw,  its not showing disk just mmodel product system board Id service processor processor speed total memory bios version serial number UUID i system factored installed
[20:22] <yoshilappi> relentless: yes it is but i wanna access those files while on ubuntu
[20:22] <epinky> lore20: controlled with auto.master? (autofs)
[20:22] <ibuclaw> relentless, no one here. ;)
[20:22] <vistro> logging into failsafe-gnome does not help
[20:23] <relentless> yoshilappi: They are on the windows partition if you have ntfs load ntfs-3g
[20:23] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, and flicking through the menus shows no sign of a hard drive?
[20:23] <DjAngo23> i need to download ubuntu 9.10 via wget, can someone give me the link ? Because firefox ios not working
[20:23] <relentless> ibuclaw: sure, but for the past 3 versions of ubuntu my display on this laptop will not work
[20:23] <lore20> epinky: i don't want my partition to be automounted on any linux (at least ubuntu) mahcine
[20:23] <deuterium> Scunizi, can't find any indication of neither ipp nor lpr on https://<IP_ADDRESS>:631/
[20:23] <ibuclaw> relentless, what type of GFX?
[20:23] <relentless> ibuclaw: 1600x1280 is not my resolution
[20:23] <mzawieska> diagnostics primary hd self test
[20:23] <relentless> sg
[20:23] <mzawieska> and memory test
[20:24] <deuterium> Scunizi, but there's a 403 access denied error when i try to access https://<IP_ADDRESS>:631/admin
[20:24] <yoshilappi> relentless: that seems to be loaded but i cant see the partition
[20:24] <epinky> lore20: is it on /etc/fstab ?
[20:24] <Thaxll> Hello, is there a way to smooth tearing during movies playback on Ubuntu ? :o
[20:24] <DjAngo23> i need to download ubuntu 9.10 via wget, can someone give me the link ? Because firefox ios not working
[20:24] <mzawieska> ibuclaw,  when i click it it shows No IDE device
[20:24] <lore20> epinky: no
[20:24] <umm> hello?
[20:24] <relentless> yoshilappi: the files are just the iso, why not just downlao the iso
[20:24] <umm> anybody home?
[20:24] <BlouBlou> !ask | umm
[20:24] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, hmm ... so the internal hard drive is either dead, no power or disconnected.
[20:24] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, but the disk worked b4 i took it out and I took all the pictures etc
[20:25] <umm> may I ask a question?
[20:25] <yoshilappi> relentless: huh?
[20:25] <epinky> lore20: is it mounted?
[20:25] <EntityReborn> hm.
[20:25] <Txx> l
[20:25] <relentless> yoshilappi: wbui takes the iso and make it botable on your windows partition. just download and burnt he is
[20:25] <relentless> *the iso
[20:25] <deuterium> greezmunkey, with that command, i get some information on the console.. will make a pastebin, mompl
[20:25] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, power means that the motherboard doesnt give enough power to support the hd i think so
[20:25] <epinky> !ask | umm
[20:25] <DjAngo23> yes the iso ;)\
[20:25] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, it may be better for an engineer to have a look at it - or someone who is comfortable with opening/checking that hard drive cables are in correct.
[20:25] <umm> hi...  I'm an auctioneir! (or however you spell that!)
[20:26] <yoshilappi> relentless dont have a cd handy heh hence the wubi install cause i could use a daemon to run the iso and install ubuntu
[20:26] <relentless> Iforgot where is the sorg.conf
[20:26] <relentless> *xorg.conf
[20:26] <Scunizi> deuterium: just the address without /admin sould work.. add the printer again through that interface.. the second page is for "Device" this is where you choose the type of connection.. some printers like the Brother's require some extra hoops which include setting the printer to print to lpt but then there is a brother link that translates that to ipp or something else.. Canon may have docs on their site about that or some other way to set it up.. if it's ca
[20:26] <lore20> epinky: yes.. it's in mtab
[20:26] <DjAngo23> Can somone give me the ubuntu is for wget, my firefox is not working and i need to burn it
[20:26] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, and in the last resort - swapping the hard drive for another.
[20:26] <umm> can I hear a hundred for the old bag?
[20:26] <DjAngo23> !ping
[20:26] <claytonwalker> relentless: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:26] <umm> ping, going once...
[20:26] <jpv_> when I install tracker in karmic I can't find trackerd on my PATH (or anywhere else). what's going on with that? TIA
[20:26] <umm> going twice...
[20:26] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i will figure something out thnx for ur help bud
[20:27] <umm> SOLD! To DjAngo23!!!
[20:27] <Flare183> !ot | umm
[20:27] <deuterium> greezmunkey, Scunizi: http://pastebin.com/d121a22af
[20:27] <Scunizi> deuterium: my Brother all in one was a pain.. my samsung color laser was a piece of cake.
[20:27] <poningru> DjAngo23, sorry what architecture and install type?
[20:27] <amgarchIn9> how do I list all installed packages to compare two installations?
[20:27] <poningru> as in x86? or x86_64? and alternative or live cd? and dvd or cd?
[20:27] <DjAngo23> 32bits
[20:28] <exxxo45> hello everybody, does anyone know how to install fingerprint reader? I tried to install thinkfinger-tools and libpam-thinkfinger, but that did not work. Any suggestions?
[20:28] <Flare183> 32bits = x86
[20:28] <deuterium> Scunizi, ok, let me try adding it again on :631 directly
[20:28] <poningru> can you handle text based installation?
[20:28] <poningru> or do you need the live cd?
[20:28] <Flare183> !who | poningru
[20:28] <umm> Sure, I'll sell for 32 bits!
[20:28] <umm> haha!
[20:28] <umm> ehm...
[20:28] <poningru> Flare183, ...
[20:28] <exxxo45> umm: stop trolling
[20:28] <Flare183> umm: Do I have to get the ops?
[20:28] <umm> yes ma'am...
[20:29] <DjAngo23> poningur: i need the live CD
[20:29] <poningru> DjAngo23, ok
[20:29] <pazianetz> wandi doank
[20:29] <relentless> ok this explians more, I dont have a xorg.conf file
[20:29] <relentless> wtf
[20:29] <deuterium> Scunizi, btw, looks like i can access http://localhost:631/admin, but not if i access the same port using the ip-address instead of "localhost"
[20:29] <yoshilappi> relentless: besides if i did do a reinstall i would have to redo all the work i have done which would be super annoying
[20:29] <umm> to Flare183 ... No thank you, I'll leave if you need me too... :P
[20:29] <pazianetz> wandi
[20:29] <ibuclaw> relentless, xorg.conf is deprecated
[20:29] <Scunizi> deuterium: k
[20:29] <relentless> ibuclaw: to what...
[20:29] <ibuclaw> relentless, auto detection
[20:30] <relentless> FAIL
[20:30] <Scunizi> relentless: no more xorg.conf on the new systems.
[20:30] <ZykoticK9> relentless, do you use Nvidia?
[20:30] <yoshilappi> ibuclaw: if xorg.conf isnt being used then what is?
[20:30] <ibuclaw> relentless, if you create one, it will be used in facvour
[20:30] <relentless> no
[20:30] <relentless> I dont have either
[20:30] <claytonwalker> relentless: you can make your own though (i had to)
[20:30] <umm> I have the blue screen of death, what do I do?
[20:30] <poningru> DjAngo23, where are you?
[20:30] <ibuclaw> yoshilappi, auto-detection.
[20:30] <vistro> I just performed a clean install of Ubuntu on another computer last night, and when I installed edubuntu (after applying all of the package upadates), I can't login after a reboot.
[20:30] <Flare183> !windows | umm
[20:30] <Scunizi> umm: stop using windows
[20:30] <relentless> claytonwalker: can you pastebin yours?
[20:30] <DjAngo23> Amsterdam
[20:30] <poningru> DjAngo23, nethernalds?
[20:30] <poningru> ok
[20:30] <umm> I have blue screen on UBUTNU!!!!
[20:30] <claytonwalker> relentless: sure
[20:30] <relentless> troll
[20:30] <DjAngo23> But i think that one is not working
[20:31] <vistro> That's a new one
[20:31] <yoshilappi> i didnt think ubuntu had a blue screen
[20:31] <vistro> I thought we had kernel panics that were black
[20:31] <Flare183> LjL: Troll -> umm
[20:31] <umm> oh heck it was the screensaver...
[20:31] <pazianetz> windows is the best....
[20:31] <epinky> lore20: if it's on mtab then there must be an entry on fstab, what type of partition is?
[20:31] <pazianetz> hahahhhhahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[20:31] <LjL> Flare183: what
[20:31] <relentless> HAHAHHAHAHAH
[20:31] <greezmunkey> deuterium, See if this helps any: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cupsys/+bug/50230
[20:31] <yoshilappi> LOL
[20:31] <yoshilappi> LMAO
[20:31] <pazianetz> yechhh....
[20:31] <pazianetz> windows is the best....
[20:31] <ibuclaw> yoshilappi, X *probes* the GFX device, then *probes* the Monitor EDID/DPI/Hz settings, and calculates what is the correct refresh/sync/resolution settings for the Monitor&Card to work together with, and uses that.
[20:31] <lore20> epinky: ext2
[20:31] <Flare183> LjL: Yeah we've got trolls everywhere today
[20:31] <umm> your mama is the best!
[20:31] <umm> :P
[20:31] <LjL> !ot
[20:31] <pazianetz> nuts
[20:31] <relentless> ibuclaw: autodetect should be a choice not a requirement
[20:32] <vistro> Hey is there any reason Ubuntu bumps me back to the logon screen when I try to log in?
[20:32] <umm> that's right... ehm... BLUE Screen! What Do I DO?!?!?!?!?
[20:32] <yoshilappi> ibuclaw: u8ntil you need to install some driver for the GFX card
[20:32] <Scunizi> vistro: is it in a vm?
[20:32] <poningru> DjAngo23, http://ftp.snt.utwente.nl/pub/linux/ubuntu-releases/9.10/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso
[20:32] <DjAngo23> perfekt thanks a lot ;)
[20:32] <ibuclaw> yoshilappi, all this is done every time you boot your workstation.  ... This is with the exception of restricted drivers (ati, nvidia) - to whom require an xorg.conf to "force" the loading of those modules.
[20:32] <vistro> Virtual Machine? Nope
[20:32] <vistro> I'm looking at the tower right now
[20:32] <claytonwalker> relentless: pastebin.org/d77060511
[20:32] <umm> Windows already banned me... :O and, it's a mac!
[20:32]  * greezmunkey hands umm a turkey leg, hopes he doesn't choke on it...
[20:33] <vistro> Wait.... I just got a terminal... white box in the corner of my scheen
[20:33] <LjL> !ot | umm
[20:33] <vistro> screen
[20:33] <yoshilappi> anyone here know anything about the wubi installs like how to access the files on windows from a wubi installed ubuntu?
[20:33] <grodius> hey friends, im trying to find the best way to have a custom boot splash in karmic... help!
[20:33] <ibuclaw> relentless, as I said earlier, if you create an xorg.conf file, it will be used in favour.
[20:33] <yoshilappi> ibuclaw: would that slow down the boot?
[20:33] <vistro> The terminal here is quite useless, and I canot type into it
[20:33] <deuterium> greezmunkey, ok, thanks
[20:34] <vistro> wait.. never mind... this thing can't make up it's mind on whether it wants to work or not.
[20:34] <ibuclaw> yoshilappi, no. xorg.conf is usually just a skeleton anyway - and so it does the exact same thing with/without an xorg.conf.
[20:34] <ZykoticK9> yoshilappi, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How%20do%20I%20access%20the%20Windows%20drives?
[20:34] <ibuclaw> yoshilappi, at least, in the failsafe settings.
[20:34] <claytonwalker> relentless: sorry, www.pastebin.com/d77060511
[20:35] <Freddy2> hi
[20:35] <Scunizi> deuterium: howz it going.. any luck?
[20:35] <Freddy2> anyone having dependencies problems with debhelper? i can't update it, and it's updateable for a few days
[20:36] <relentless> claytonwalker:
[20:36] <grodius> anyone know the best way to set an animated bootsplash for karmic?
[20:36] <relentless> Errors
[20:36] <relentless> * Unknown post id, it may have expired or been deleted
[20:36] <Freddy2> (hardy)
[20:36] <ibuclaw> yoshilappi, having a look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log will give you some understanding of what it does when it loads, but not a great deal.
[20:36] <mikebeecham> hey...has anyone had any bad experiences with Audigy 4 soundcards and PulseAudio in 9.10?
[20:36] <claytonwalker> relentless: hm? lets try this again...
[20:36] <maslen> I'm having the exact same problem here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=436923
[20:37] <deuterium> Scunizi, i now have the following setup right in localhost:631: http://pastebin.com/d241acfd8 . the test page print job was automatically stopped though.
[20:37] <claytonwalker> relentless: alright... www.pastebin.org/57563
[20:37] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, is there a way cause i took out the hd and plug in as usb can i installl system on usb?
[20:37] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, pulseaudio doesn't play nice with pci soundcards and some onboards as well
[20:37] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i think the motherboard doesnt give enough power for the hd
[20:38] <xgvictoriax> what's a good application to keep and search people's addresses and telephone
[20:38] <xgvictoriax> on ubuntu
[20:38] <xgvictoriax> ?*
[20:38] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: yer telling me!
[20:38] <x-Na> So, nobody here having problems with suspend?
[20:38] <claytonwalker> relentless: this is not working. last resort. www.pasteall.org/9456
[20:38] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: but I've found no good way to remove PA and go back to ALSA
[20:38] <yoshilappi> maybe i should install from a fresh disk so i can resize the partition i only really want windows for game compatability
[20:39] <zuimbran> hallo
[20:39] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, I dumped PA ..now my sound is fine, but my needs are simple
[20:39] <relentless> claytonwalker: GOT IT
[20:39] <relentless> <3
[20:39] <Scunizi> deuterium: it says.. socket.. not sure but that leads me to believe that you used the AppSocket/HP JetDirect option.. ipp or http might be the better option.. typically ipp
[20:39] <deuterium> Scunizi, the error message is at the bottom here: http://pastebin.com/d34284f18
[20:39] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: I've not found out how to do it without having a knock-on effect somewhere else
[20:39] <zuimbran> wer
[20:39] <x-Na> My suspend worked with Jaunty, but not with Karmic
[20:39] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, alsa is always there , PA just rides on top
[20:40] <yoshilappi> the install disk can resize partitions yes?
[20:40] <deuterium> Scunizi, i think i had an ipp setup before, but will try adding an entry for accessing the printer using ipp again (through cups :631 interface)
[20:40] <Scunizi> deuterium: k
[20:40] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: again though, I dont know HOW
[20:40] <mikebeecham> lol
[20:40] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, not very likely.
[20:40] <BluesKaj> have you purged PA, mikebeecham ?
[20:41] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: nope...I'm a fairly new user.  I dont want to do something that will muck everything up, unless I know I'm going to get to the point I need to get to!
[20:42] <vistro> How can I restore functionality/
[20:43] <Fasulo> connect irc.oltreirc.eu
[20:43] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, you can always just remove it , that leaves the config files behind and if you find that you do need PA , then just reinstall and all the settings will be preserved
[20:43] <vsMS> hi guys! how can i find out if the laptop is in a dockingstation or not? Is there something in /sys/... ?
[20:43] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i see the disk its workin on live cd
[20:43] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, hmm?
[20:43] <Djidane> bonjour
[20:43] <Djidane> j'ai une archive .rar
[20:43] <Djidane> et j'ai unrar
[20:43] <mikebeecham> BluesKaj: I've read that this does not work though
[20:43] <Djidane> mais j'arrive qu'a extraire certains fichier
[20:43] <vistro> I created a new user, and that user can get in okay, but my user account is hosed. Why?
[20:43] <epinky> !fr | Djidane
[20:43] <Flare183> !fr | Djidane
[20:43] <Djidane> les autres il me met des "failed"...
[20:43] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, the disk showed in gparted
[20:43] <Djidane> ah
[20:43] <Djidane> désolé :/
[20:43] <FloodBot2> Djidane: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:44] <vistro> Mine is pretty much the only one that can sudo
[20:44] <ibuclaw> Djidane, desole indeed ;)
[20:44] <ctop> vistro: are you using the correct user name and password?
[20:44] <vistro> Yeah.
[20:44] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, no way to install the OS on it
[20:44] <vistro> It doesen't say authentication failure or anything
[20:44] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, ?
[20:44] <BluesKaj> mikebeecham, sometimes you have to be a little adventurous to get what you need:)
[20:44] <vistro> it acts like it's going to log in, and it puts me back intot he logon screen
[20:45] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, the disk is shown in gparted?
[20:45] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, what size?
[20:45] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, yessir
[20:45] <vistro> Also, it thinks my monitor is much wider than it really is. How do I change the rez it uses on the logon screen?
[20:45] <mzawieska> 100 gigs like it was
[20:45] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, okies, not sure what you did, but looks like it is all good for now.
[20:46] <mzawieska> i took the disk out of the laptop
[20:46] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, do what you want with it, I suppose.
[20:46] <ibuclaw> it's your property to play about with, not mine ;)
[20:46] <amaru> hello
[20:47] <Boy2009> Hi GIRLS
[20:47] <ibuclaw> if you break it ... that is kinda my job to fix
[20:47] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, its workin as it was usb the disk i have cables and i plug in the disk to the cables and to the usb
[20:48] <deuterium> Scunizi, now i've also tried the following setting (using the driver for a cx21 instead of for a cx11), but so far, with no luck: http://pastebin.com/d791cdda3
[20:48] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, is there a way to boot it from usb hd?
[20:49] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, yes, when your system initial POST screen shows, you should be allowed to press a button to go to the SBIOS Boot Menu
[20:49] <ibuclaw> usually this is something like Esc, Del or F8
[20:49] <miromanyth> Happy Turkey Day to those who celebrate it.
[20:49] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, i am installin the ubuntu on it
[20:50] <claytonwalker> miromanyth: right back atcha
[20:50] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, sbios menu?
[20:50] <Scunizi> deuterium: time to google some more.. sorry.. I'm stuck
[20:50] <miromanyth> Has anyone successfully fixed tearing HD video with the catalyst drivers?
[20:51] <natrixnatrix89> Does anyone know why doesnt skype like v4l2? I just cant get my webcam working..
[20:51] <deuterium> Scunizi, yes, thanks! i've just stumbled upon sth that looks promising: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/68183. will examine the script, maybe this report still applies
[20:53] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, system bios boot menu.
[20:53] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, it's just a list of bootable devices.
[20:53] <mzawieska> ibuclaw, where is that exactly
[20:53] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, when the INITIAL screen loads, it should tell you to press a button to go to the boot menu.
[20:54] <mzawieska> i used use the enntired disk so its formating the disk now askin me for name etc
[20:54] <ibuclaw> this is before Grub
[20:54] <ibuclaw> mzawieska, if you want to boot off an external drive, that is.
[20:54] <ibuclaw> *note* this varies from System to System
[20:55] <miromanyth> !radeon
[20:55] <inspiron630> what is a good media player that will index a "library" of the music on my computer so i can browse it
[20:56] <ibuclaw> inspiron630, almost any...
[20:56] <miromanyth> !audio
[20:56]  * ibuclaw uses rhythmbox
[20:56] <miromanyth> !media
[20:56] <ibuclaw> others prefer Banshee/Amarok
[20:57] <miromanyth> inspiron630: I suggest Songbird or Banshee for GNOME.
[20:58] <DryGrain> how do i use xrandr to change screen resolution to say 800x600 from 1280x1024?
[20:58] <q0_0p> what about amarok
[20:58] <q0_0p> amarok isn't too bad
[20:58] <natrixnatrix89> !skype
[20:58] <DryGrain> i tried 'xrandr -d 800x600' and 'xrandr -s 800x600' after reading the info page
[20:58] <DryGrain> im missing something i think
[20:58] <miromanyth> q0_0p: Yeah it's nice for some but a little too much for me.
[20:59] <q0_0p> ah i c
[20:59] <q0_0p> miromanyth, what about exaile?
[20:59] <veliouras> hello
[20:59] <q0_0p> miromanyth, gnome's equivilant to amarok
[20:59] <Flare183> q0_0p: I use Exaile its awesome
[20:59] <miromanyth> q0_0p: I like Exaile. I still like Banshee the best out of all the big and bads.
[20:59] <inspiron630> sudo apt-get install xmms no package available. is it not in the repository anymore
[21:00] <Flare183> inspiron630: xmms2
[21:00] <veliouras> could you suggest me please an application to transfer files to a creative mp3 player?
[21:00] <DryGrain> xmms2
[21:00] <q0_0p> nautilus?
[21:00] <DryGrain> konqueror?
[21:01] <veliouras> ok, choose one!
[21:01] <miromanyth> amrok
[21:01] <b0w> Hello! anyone know how to print in Black/white on ubuntu, openoffice, gimp, anything...?
[21:01] <DryGrain> :(
[21:01] <veliouras> if i remember correctly there was a stand-alone application for creative players
[21:01] <kostkon> veliouras, gnomad2
[21:01] <DryGrain> no one wants to help me with xrandr :(
[21:01] <kostkon> !info gnomad2
[21:01]  * DryGrain sulks
[21:02] <veliouras> kostkon thanks! i'll give it a try
[21:02] <miromanyth> DryGrain: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2
[21:02] <kostkon> veliouras, :)
[21:02] <ChaoticXSinZ> Was MPEg4 support removed from gstreamer-ffmpeg in karmic?
[21:02] <mehdi> koshie tu es la?
[21:02] <guntbert> !fr | mehdi
[21:03] <DryGrain> thanks miromanyth
[21:03] <miromanyth> DryGrain: No worries buddy
[21:03]  * DryGrain ceases sulking
[21:03] <DryGrain> :D
[21:03] <miromanyth> :D
[21:04] <deserteagle> happy thanksgiving!
[21:04] <ChaoticXSinZ> Anyone?
[21:04] <miromanyth> deserteagle: you too!
[21:04] <deserteagle> :D
[21:04] <guntbert> !ot | deserteagle
[21:04] <deserteagle> could someone help me with an xmms/audacious issue i'm having? thanks! :)
[21:04] <b0w> Hello! anyone know how to print in Black/white on ubuntu, openoffice, gimp, anything...?
[21:04] <deserteagle> guntbert: wishing people happy thanksgiving is offtopic?
[21:05] <epinky> desserteagle: what's the problem?
[21:05] <guntbert> deserteagle: imagine all 1400 would reply ...
[21:05] <miromanyth> b0w: I think it's under file print, properties and Device
[21:05] <ChaoticXSinZ> Anyone wanna help me with a gstreamer issue im having?
[21:05] <sshc> I'm installing opera, but aptitude fails with "update-alternatives: error: alternative link /usr/bin/x-www-browser is already managed by x-www-browser."
[21:05] <miromanyth> b0w: In openoffice
[21:05] <deserteagle> epinky, i'm trying to use the scrobbler plugin, i put in my username and password and url, but it doesn't seem to do anything
[21:06] <munley> i gave up
[21:06] <munley> I hate Ubuntu
[21:06] <munley> I couldn't even copy files using my USB-PenDrive
[21:06] <miromanyth> :takes bait: Why?
[21:06] <nonameNN> munley: take it easy... aint that hard
[21:06] <kostkon> munley, stop trolling, please
[21:06] <munley> It says I can copy files
[21:06] <munley> Cannot
[21:06] <vistro> Why does it do this? I can use a user ONCE! And then when I log out, logging back in is impossible
[21:07] <vistro> it puts me back into the logon screen
[21:07] <DryGrain> heh
[21:07] <munley> it says my 16GB USB Pendrive is READ ONLY
[21:07] <egle> hello, I cannot connect to DSL on xubuntu, please help, ugent
[21:07] <vistro> what a greaaaaat operating system you got here
[21:07] <munley> READ ONLY?????? I set it up with all my power to make it read and write
[21:07] <DryGrain> sudo so | chmod 777 /dev/pendrive
[21:07] <gdiz> hey everyone, is it possible to use ssh to imitate keystrokes on the server marchine (the machine I am connecting to).
[21:07] <munley> and I spent about 4 hours just to make a file to be copied, and IT FAILED
[21:07] <AMorozov> Hi!
[21:08] <munley> 4 hours, for a file
[21:08] <miromanyth> lol
[21:08] <munley> I am totally fed up with Ubuntu
[21:08] <deserteagle> alright
[21:08] <deserteagle> thanks for trying
[21:08] <DryGrain> kay
[21:08] <deserteagle> gl, hf
[21:08] <miromanyth> Well, it isn't Windows. Maybe try another distro? Or, ask for help?
[21:08] <DryGrain> enjoy windows
[21:08] <deserteagle> gdiz: i doubt it, honestly
[21:08] <deserteagle> gdiz: ssh lets you run as a new user, basically
[21:08] <guntbert> DryGrain: please keep helpful
[21:08] <munley> and to be honest, Ubuntu people didn't try to help
[21:09] <sync3times> munley, why on earth did you buy a read-only pendrive?    :)
[21:09] <DryGrain> ok
[21:09] <miromanyth> What is "Ubuntu people"?
[21:09] <deserteagle> guntbert: and munley isn't OT?
[21:09] <n8tuser> munley had you have your medicine yet?
[21:09] <munley> let me show you one page, from google
[21:09] <munley> you will know what Ubuntu People(those engeeinners)
[21:09] <DryGrain> munley what are the permissions on your pen drive
[21:09] <guntbert> deserteagle: feel free to tell him please
[21:10] <deserteagle> !ot | munley
[21:10] <sync3times> munley, some pen-drives have a write-protect switch.   But you would probably notice that
[21:10] <munley> check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177336
[21:10] <AMorozov> I heard somewhere that Ubuntu official .iso's can be /somehow/ put onto USB-drives to make a bootable drive. Is it true?
[21:10] <deserteagle> if you have a question, feel free to ask and if someone knows, they'll probably respond. Otherwise, you're just ranting
[21:10] <deserteagle> AMorozov, true :)
[21:10] <sync3times> AMorozov, usb-creator
[21:11] <munley> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177336 <---- If Ubuntu don't allow you to copy a single file, why would people spend time using it?
[21:11] <vistro> I might as well be talking to myself
[21:11] <miromanyth> munley: It looks like user "bryonak" really tried to help you.
[21:11] <gdiz> deserteagle, what I am trying to do is start firefox or something like that, have firefox navigate to youtube or hulu, and play a video, I think I can play a hulu video if I can have the ssh imitate a keystroke...is there another way of doing it?
[21:11] <Jeruvy> !usb | AMorozov
[21:11] <drart> Does anyone know how to set up a Logitech Webcam (the tiny one for notebooks )
[21:11] <sync3times> AMorozov, used it this week.  worked.   A little funky to use.
[21:11] <munley> sync3times : you don't understadn, you think I will let the write-protect switch locked?????
[21:11] <munley> funny
[21:11] <deserteagle> gdiz there's a way using xkeyboard, if i'm not mistaken
[21:12] <munley> Why are you ppl thinking that way anyway?
[21:12] <deserteagle> omg dude
[21:12] <munley> Computer is supposed to HELP people, make better life, not blocking people
[21:12] <deserteagle> ask for help on a specific issue, or QUIT WHINING
[21:12] <sync3times> munley, because computer problems have burned us all and humor is how must of us deal with it
[21:12] <munley> I can do that in Mac
[21:12] <Lithium_Rain> Hi, I was wondering if I can use the same swap and /home partitions for multiple distros at once?
[21:13] <kostkon> again
[21:13] <deserteagle> munley, just drop, please
[21:13] <n8tuser> Lithium_Rain -> yes
[21:13] <kostkon> !ot | munley
[21:13] <deserteagle> Lithium_Rain, you should be able to
[21:13] <epinky> :)
[21:13] <munley> the reason why I tried Ubuntu is because it seems better than Windows, far better
[21:13] <Lithium_Rain> n8tuser: Yay! Thanks. Anything special I need to do to prepare them or just install carefully?
[21:13] <Lithium_Rain> deserteagle: thanks also :D
[21:13] <deserteagle> np! :)
[21:13] <munley> but when I just want to work, to do a simple task, IT FAIL
[21:13] <n8tuser> Lithium_Rain -> do not reformat those specific partitions
[21:14] <Lithium_Rain> n8tuser: Gotcha. Sweet - I
[21:14] <angelus> hi guys, to those who use totem as Firefox's divx player, can you seek in it, if not, do you know a better DIVX video player for firefox ?
[21:14] <deserteagle> munley, OK IT FAILED, GO AWAY NOW :)
[21:14] <Lithium_Rain> 'm off to partition a 1.5 tb drive and installing! :D Thanks, guys :)
[21:14] <munley> turned out you have to be a PRO to know all those Terminal COMMANDS
[21:14] <deserteagle> angelus, i use the mplayer plugin, haven't had issues with it
[21:14] <munley> I admitted that I am very stupid
[21:14] <gdiz> deserteagle, I am confused on the x11 stuff.  is x11 just kind of like vnc or some sort of screen sharing
[21:14] <angelus> thanks deserteagle i'll try that
[21:14] <munley> I am not smart to learn all those complex commands
[21:14] <AMorozov> thank you, reading its page on the launchpad...