[15:40] <Pici> erik__: Okay? If you want to chat about linux you should join #ubuntu-offtopic. #ubuntu is for support issues
[15:41] <erik__> does ubuntu install java or do u have to go in an search for it
[15:41] <bsl> erik__: installs fake java
[15:41] <rohan> bsl: no it doesn't
[15:41] <Pici> !java | erik__
[15:41] <rohan> erik__: install the package "sun-java6-jre"
[15:41] <bsl> rohan: not sun java
[15:41] <rohan> bsl: yes, sun java if you want
[15:42] <x2ne1x> ?;
[15:42] <rohan> bsl: openJDK is in main, but if you install ubuntu-restricted-extras, it installs the sun java and not openjdk
[15:42] <erik__> i mean java run time
[15:42] <bsl> rohan: ah ok
[15:42] <rohan> erik__: install the package "sun-java6-jre" and "sun-java6-plugin", that's it
[15:42] <x2ne1x> 왜 영어들이;
[15:42] <eanda> let me clarify.  I installed slapd in ubuntu 9.04 server.  the installation creates a default directory tree and includes schemas in the directory.  does anyone know which ones these are like core and interpersonorg
[15:43] <Pici> !ko | x2ne1x
[15:43] <x2ne1x> 헉 잘못 들어 왔구나; ㅎ
[15:43] <x2ne1x> ^,^;
[15:43] <x2ne1x> !ko
[15:43] <x2ne1x> ??
[15:43] <x2ne1x> !ko ??
[15:43] <CybeRebel> hello :) how can i best download utube videos on ubuntu?
[15:43] <tntc> man, it's pretty awesome that I didn't have to install anything to see those korean charachters.
[15:43] <eurythmia> Pici, how did you recognize it ?
[15:43] <rohan> CybeRebel: using www.zamzar.com/url
[15:43] <eurythmia> tntc, agreed.
[15:43] <squeak> CybeRebel, or keepvid.com
[15:44] <Pici> x2ne1x: /join #ubuntu-ko
[15:44] <CybeRebel> rohan thank you :)
[15:44] <eurythmia> CybeRebel, there are firefox extentions to handle it ... quite slick.
[15:44] <x2ne1x> Pici // thank^^
[15:44] <rohan> CybeRebel: np :) there are many other methods though..
[15:44] <Pici> eurythmia: geoip.pl script for irssi tells me the location of the hostname.
[15:44] <rohan> but i find zamzar the most convenient
[15:44] <eurythmia> Pici, ah. cool.
[15:44] <CybeRebel> ubuntu comunity ROCKS :)
[15:44] <x2ne1x> sorry, I am studying english.
[15:44] <tntc> hey, if my netbook requires third party drivers that are open source, should I report a bug about that?  I have a latitude 2100 that neads realteks version of the alsa drivers to work correctly (mic and all that)
[15:44] <rohan> even otherwise, characters which are "chinese looking" with lots of circles in them are definitely korean
[15:44] <sipior> eanda: have a look in /etc/ldap/schema.
[15:44] <tntc> but the drivers are indeed open source.
[15:45] <rohan> japanese and chinese characters don't have circles
[15:45] <eurythmia> tntc, I think that would be an alsa bug.
[15:45] <bsl> tntc: you can do whatever you want
[15:45] <CybeRebel> rohan what is best for beginners?
[15:45] <eurythmia> tntc, (request for improvement bug, that is)
[15:45] <rohan> CybeRebel: the zamzar method is most convenient, and you get the video in the format you want
[15:46] <tntc> bsl: I could punch strangers in the face on the street.  Doesn't mean I should :)
[15:46] <eurythmia> tntc, have you tried rebuilding the alsa modules first? I have an intel hda card, (which is a realtec chipset), and rebuilding the alsa modules using module-assistant fixed my issues.
[15:46] <CybeRebel> rohan WOOHOO :) thank you very much :)
[15:47] <x2ne1x> best for beginners?..
[15:47] <tntc> eurythmia: rebuilding them? got a doc on how to do that?  I built the modules by hand using the actual alsa sources (first) and then realtek's sources (second)
[15:48] <eurythmia> tntc, hold on, I should be able to find a doc, it's pretty easy though :)
[15:48] <ctmjr> tntc: to answer your question no it is not a bug
[15:48] <tntc> eurythmia: heh. I'm not too worried.  I can make complicated things work too.
[15:49] <tntc> ctmjr: ok. feature request or something then?
[15:49] <eurythmia> tntc, use "Method A" from here : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gutsy_Intel_HD_Audio_Controller
[15:49] <eurythmia> tntc, so, you're like me then ... like the easy way, but the complicated stuff works too :)
[15:50] <tntc> eurythmia: hehe. I actually already did method B.  If method B didn't work, doesn't that mean Method A won't as well?
[15:50] <eurythmia> tntc, you should be able to get away with running "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart" instead of "shutdown -r now"
[15:50] <eurythmia> tntc, not necessarily.
[15:51] <wrsg> hello, can someone direct me to instructions on how to set up a vnc server on Ubuntu 8.04
[15:51] <tntc> eurythmia: I'd just been doing sudo alsa force-reload.
[15:51] <wrsg> is there such a thing built in?
[15:51] <wrsg> to ubuntu hardy?
[15:51] <wrsg> i.e. vnc?
[15:52] <eurythmia> tntc, might have the same effect, I'm not 100% sure ... I think you'll have to unload/reload the alsa modules for everything to take effect (so, restarting is prolly easier)
[15:52] <eurythmia> wrsg, apt-cache search vnc
[15:52] <wrsg> eurythmia: er, what does that command do?
[15:52] <eurythmia> !vnc | wrsg
[15:52] <asinha> hi I am new to IRC infact linux too
[15:53] <eurythmia> asinha, welcome.
[15:53] <tntc> ok, thanks eurythmia! I'll let you know if it works
[15:53] <eurythmia> wrsg, it searches the apt repositories for a vnc client
[15:53] <eurythmia> tntc, cool. I'll be around :)
[15:53] <asinha> i need help to install monitor driver on my dell mini 1010
[15:53] <wrsg> i know in a general sense what vnc is
[15:53] <asinha> thank you eurythmia
[15:53] <eurythmia> asinha, np :)
[15:53] <nthompson92> Hello, can someone help disable the screen saver with a terminal command, because it freezes up my computer
[15:53] <wrsg> but i need to set up a vnc server on a family members machine so i can go in and customise it for them
[15:53] <asinha> india
[15:54] <eurythmia> wrsg, ubottu gave you a page for setting up a vnc server.
[15:54] <wrsg> ok
[15:54] <wrsg> thank you
[15:54] <squeak> How do you update PulseAudio in Intrepid? like I know there are versions like 0.9.12 and that etc? but I don't want too upgrade distros
[15:54] <solomon> anyone got any idea how to troubleshoot why a script i placed into /etc/dhcp3/dhclient-exit-hooks.d/ isn't doing what I intended?  or got any other suggestions for making sure something executes whenever a network link comes up?
[15:54] <faldo> please no punch below the belt tntc
[15:54] <co_keren> hhhyyyyyyyyyyy
[15:55] <Xet> Hello  could you guys help me please: http://pastebin.com/m3c3f4fab
[15:55] <buch> Anybody have a great experience with dual booting with two HD's (Win XP and ubuntu)
[15:56] <eurythmia> !ask | buch
[15:56] <staar2> hi
[15:56] <ziroday> buch: yep!
[15:56] <staar2> is there any performance tweaks for ubuntu ?
[15:57] <squeak> staar2, look up ubuntu-tweak
[15:57] <mahmoud> hi
[15:57] <buch> ziroday: Okay here are my problem
[15:58] <ziroday> staar2: you can disable unneeded services, or use a lighter DE. Which section of ubuntu are you looking to improve? It might be a better use of your time to upgrade (certain) parts of your computer.
[15:58] <eurythmia> Xet, try rebooting, and when you get to the grub menu, hit 'e' to edit the boot command, remove 'quiet' and 'splash' from the command, then hit 'b' to boot ... when the boot process freezez, take a picture of your screen, and then upload it to an imagebin so I can see it.
[15:59] <staar2> ziroday, yeah the computer upgrade would be better but it's the laptop so i haven't room
[15:59] <genii> staar2: An easy thing to speed bootup is to put for a boot option one time only: profile    ... it will streamline the boot for next time
[15:59] <buch> ziroday: I cant get grub to boot windows, I tried to change cables and jumpers and it helped abit, now it says starting up with (system is starting up ...) and then idle
[15:59] <nthompson92> Does anyone know how to disable the screen saver with a terminal command.
[15:59] <ziroday> buch: sure, please pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l and the file /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:00] <buch> ziroday sure
[16:00] <staar2> no i didnt say the startup is slow, but like in windows you got chance to turn off the services which you dont need
[16:00] <staar2> also is the KDE faster then GNOME ?
[16:01] <hwilde> xfce is faster
[16:01] <staar2> like which would be better for slower computers
[16:01] <hwilde> or icewm
[16:01] <sipior> nthompson92: gnome-screensaver-command --exit. or you can simply deactivate it with the "--inhibit" switch
[16:01] <staar2> yeah its option, but i dont know does the all apps work there ?
[16:01] <devin__> has anyone ever had a problem in grub where they were dual booting with windows and as you clicked on ur windows entry in grub it would load linux instead??
[16:02] <nthompson92> thank you sipior, ill try that
[16:02] <squeak> devin__, sounds like your grub conf is not working right lol....try in terminal sudo update-grub
[16:02] <Rocknrolla> who cares?!"?!?!?
[16:02] <sipior> Rocknrolla: ?!
[16:02] <sharetel> hi, I have installed the latest Ubuntu (<IP_ADDRESS>)on a machine. I would like to take a backup of my data from a Samba server on <IP_ADDRESS>. Can someone please tell how can this be done?
[16:02] <buch> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m11f807af
[16:03] <devin__> bash: update-grub: command not found
[16:03] <nthompson92> hey sipior im new to ubuntu, do i just enter all that into a terminal
[16:03] <ziroday> buch: hmm so I presume /dev/sdb1 is the location of your windows partition?
[16:03] <sipior> nthompson92: yep.
[16:03] <nthompson92> thanks
[16:04] <Rocknrolla> who cares about programs when there is sex, drugs and alchocol
[16:04] <ziroday> !offtopic | Rocknrolla
[16:04] <squeak> devin__, what distro of linux? and what version?
[16:04] <sipior> Rocknrolla: do us a favour and explore puberty somewhere else, please.
[16:04] <devin__> squeak sabayon 4.2
[16:05] <Cedna> hmm...
[16:05] <devin__> gnome
[16:05] <squeak> devin__, that might be why this is for Ubuntu lol
[16:05] <buch> ziroday: sdb1 yup
[16:05] <devin__> i know but no one talks in they're channel
[16:05] <bastidrazor> devin__, what does lsb_release -a tell you?
[16:05] <squeak> devin__, can't help you with sabayon never used it so not sure where too go in there  lol
[16:05] <ziroday> buch: hmm then your windows entry in menu.lst looks correct but I have an idea
[16:05] <Pici> devin__: And yet this channel is still for Ubuntu support...
[16:05] <bastidrazor> oh.
[16:06] <Rocknrolla> more firee!!
[16:06] <slayton> devin__, try ##linux
[16:06] <Pici> Rocknrolla: stop
[16:07] <sign> k
[16:07] <sledgeas> thank you for the (9:57:15 +GMT) answer erUSUL, it appeared that my problem was kuki-specific
[16:07] <ziroday> buch: can you modify the windows entry in menu.lst to look like http://pastebin.com/m7f125e85 please
[16:07] <squeak> Is there any real speed or advantage of using KDE4 over gnome?
[16:08] <greenkernel> hello ....
[16:08] <bastidrazor> squeak, personal preference mainly
[16:08] <greenkernel> I have a problem with GRUB ..
[16:08] <buch> ziroday: i tried it but seems i screw it up first time when i look over your description, so i try again
[16:08] <nthompson92> hey sipior, how do u execute the inhibit command
[16:08] <squeak> bastid_raZor, okay well I personally like gnome better kde reminds me too much of vista loool
[16:09] <greenkernel> Whenever I boot from my hard disk, it came up with grub>   command ..
[16:09] <kulight> squeak: from my experiance KDE is slower
[16:09] <sipior> nthompson92: gnome-screensaver-command --inhibit
[16:09] <ziroday> squeak: try both out and see which one you prefer
[16:09] <greenkernel> I don't know how to boot to Ubuntu ...
[16:09] <bastidrazor> squeak, exactly.
[16:09] <sledgeas> write boot (enter), greenkernel :)
[16:09] <erUSUL> sledgeas: no problem
[16:09] <regeya>  I would point out that kde is configurable, but you don't have to know much about it to know that
[16:10] <greenkernel> Then, it came up with an error .. stating that the kernel must be load first ..
[16:10] <nthompson92> thanks again sipior.
[16:10] <regeya> having said that, right now I'm using gnome...kde4 has too much stuff to iron out before I'll really dig it
[16:11] <squeak> I like gnome and all that everything works great...I just have a problem with pulseaudio..I like it just at times it loops my sound and I have too restart too get it too fix itself
[16:11] <zgmf-x20a> any unr users in here?  how can i tell maximize to not do what its supposed to??  lol
[16:11] <henkboom> Hi, I installed without a swap partition, is there a way to configure hibernate to use a file instead of a swap partition?
[16:11] <greenkernel> the boot partition is in my first partition of the first hard drive ..
[16:11] <greenkernel> so .. I enter this command .. root (hd0,0) ..
[16:12] <greenkernel> but, nothing happens ..
[16:12] <sledgeas> oh ok, greenkernel, it goes beyond me knowledge cause i have never RFTMed grub :) probably you should load kernel with a `kernel' command and then the exact kernel name after it.. the most common problem for me was to remember the exact kernel command :)
[16:12] <ghenbiu> halo
[16:12] <muha> ati/amd fglrx grafic driver does this driver make hdmi audio and video output if not how can i get driver that does
[16:12] <sipior> greenkernel: do you have separate boot and root partitions?
[16:13] <greenkernel> yes .. I have made them separate ..
[16:13] <ziroday> henkboom: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq#Example of making a swap file
[16:13] <muha> i am looking for ati opensource drivers
[16:13] <bastidrazor> !ati > muha
[16:13] <squeak> !ati > squeak
[16:14] <henkboom> thanks ziroday
[16:14] <buch> ziroday: Perfect. Problem solved :)
[16:14] <ziroday> henkboom: have fun
[16:14] <ziroday> buch: awesome! Have fun
[16:14] <DVA5912> What can i do to lockdown the gnome desktop on use accounts?
[16:14] <ziroday> DVA5912: lockdown how?
[16:14] <sipior> greenkernel: make sure that you're specifying the correct *root* partition.
[16:15] <DVA5912> ziroday, last time i was on her someone told me of two programs that could lock it down
[16:15] <greenkernel> This is my menu.list file of my /boot partition .. http://pastebin.ca/1466397
[16:15] <Pici> DVA5912: pessulus and sabayon are two packages to aid in lockdown.
[16:15] <aygeX> einer deutsch hier?
[16:15] <rakudave> general question: how come that when I use "apt-get upgrade", some packets are held back, but when using the update-manager, all packets are installed? How do I get all packages with "apt-get" as well?
[16:15] <Pici> !de | aygeX
[16:15] <greenkernel> Please take a look ...
[16:15] <DVA5912> pici, your the best
[16:15] <sipior> greenkernel: to ask another way: what are the device names of your boot and root partitions?
[16:15] <ahox> Hi, my ubuntu jaunty is extremly slow at bootup, it waits 30s for my harddisk, any ideas?
[16:15] <john_> putting a user on the user group will give it a certain lockdown
[16:16] <ctmjr> muha: radeonhd has hdmi audio radeon does not fglrx from ati on intrepid does but not on jaunty,  or at least not for me.
[16:16] <john_> like users cant have access to the add/remove programs
[16:16] <john_> and it is good to seperate the home directory
[16:16] <ahox> john_: don't make them system users
[16:17] <greenkernel> /boot ... > /dev/sda1 ... /  > /dev/sda6
[16:17] <n0gear> greenkernel: are you trying to boot windows? my ubuntu entry doesnt include rootnoverify (hd0,0)
[16:17] <john_> that is if you want this implemented on production'
[16:17] <fiXXXerMet> How can I make a msdos boot disk in linux?  I have created a fat32 partition, made it bootable .
[16:17] <sledgeas> greenkernel: did you try `kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic' in the boot prompt?
[16:17] <greenkernel> No, I've tried to boot OpenBSD ..
[16:18] <sipior> greenkernel: so you need to specify root (hd0,5), yes?
[16:18] <greenkernel> (hd0,5) is my / partition .. right?
[16:18] <john_> do a bios lockdown too leh
[16:18] <sipior> greenkernel: (hd0,5) == /dev/sda6
[16:19] <greenkernel> That is my /(root) partition ..
[16:19] <john_> and you can specify disk quotas too
[16:19] <greenkernel> but, kernel is not in /(root) partition .. right?
[16:19] <greenkernel> I think it must be in /boot partition .. right/
[16:20] <nux> hi all.. i have wireless network. now my wifi card on my desktop got fried :( so i only have net on my lappy. i need to route my desktop pc trough my lappy using cable. so i can use it to surf instead. can someone help me ?
[16:20] <n0gear> greenkernel: yes
[16:20] <ctmjr> !pm|muha
[16:20] <john_> there some user specific settings that you can look at on /etc/pam.d/login-limits
[16:20] <Nehyx> !paste > Nehyx
[16:20] <greenkernel> so the command > root (hd0,0) should be okay .. right?
[16:20] <ziroday> !inetsharing > nux
[16:20] <john_> and /etc/security/limits.conf
[16:21] <sledgeas> greenkernel: it should be depending on the directory structure
[16:21] <sledgeas> try both then
[16:21] <sledgeas> enter root (hd0,0) - then you are in your boot partition
[16:21] <nux> thanks
[16:22] <greenkernel> then how could I load kernel ?
[16:22] <john_> !pam
[16:23] <greenkernel> I tired to boot OpenBSD with Ubuntu .. but, I couldn't ..
[16:23] <sledgeas> then load the kernel (the best thing would be to write in the string with the kernel root param, just copy paste (by hands ;)) almost whole line from menu.list: kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic root=UUID=d5f859d3-a48b-4b58-aac3-0a40a47dadd4  )
[16:23] <sledgeas> and then enter
[16:23] <Raydiation> will automatic font installation be supported too in 10.04?
[16:23] <greenkernel> someone told me to use gag software to make multiple boot ..
[16:23] <greenkernel> so I installed gag
[16:23] <greenkernel> but .. gag did not recognize even a linux os ... OpenBSD too ..
[16:23] <sledgeas> omy
[16:24] <greenkernel> so I unistalled gag
[16:24] <sledgeas> yea, gag is crap, i don't even know what it is
[16:24] <greenkernel> Then .. my computer failed to load grub ..
[16:24] <TuGa> hello to add a dir to the PATH i just add it to the /etc/bash.bashrc?
[16:24] <ziroday> Raydiation: if its supported now, then yes it should
[16:24] <SoulBlade> you guys know of any ubuntu versions that might have used kernel 2.6.16?  i have to debug something for someone on that kernel
[16:24] <sledgeas> ubuntu installation is able to recognise most of the OSs on the pc
[16:24] <imlad> How would I set an out of the office auto response on my Canonical e-mail?
[16:24] <greenkernel> it said "sector boot not found .. please reboot the system" ..
[16:24] <ziroday> TuGa: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/prepostpath.htm
[16:24] <greenkernel> so I tried to install grub again ..
[16:25] <sledgeas> greenkernel: after loading kernel?
[16:25] <henkboom> what permissions should I give my swap file, or does it matter?
[16:25] <FloridaGuy> has anyone tried fedora 11 yet..and had sound problems
[16:25] <sledgeas> greenkernel: how about loading LiveCD and choosing the rescue option ?
[16:25] <sledgeas> SoulBlade: Ubuntu Dapper
[16:25] <greenkernel> Now I'm running on LiveCD ..
[16:25] <SoulBlade> thanks
[16:26] <TuGa> ok i want to add a dir for CUDA the nvidia cuda. if i need to run it i need to add it to my user or all users?
[16:26] <sledgeas> greenkernel: then just run grub-install /dev/sda on the command prompt
[16:26] <greenkernel> that's why I can come here .. otherwise my system could not boot up from hard disk ..
[16:26] <greenkernel> :'(
[16:26] <ziroday> henkboom: it doesn't matter I would imagine, if in doubt something fairly lenient
[16:26] <henkboom> ok, thanks
[16:26] <greenkernel> I have already tried it .. gurb-install /dev/sda
[16:27] <greenkernel> the grub has already installed again ..
[16:27] <JackB21> you can use a program to guess your partitio table.
[16:27] <greenkernel> when I run grub> find /boot/grub/stage1
[16:27] <greenkernel> it returned  (hd0)
[16:28] <greenkernel> sorry .. (hd0,0) which is my /boot partition ..
[16:28] <FloridaGuy> greenkernel, this always helps to.....    http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
[16:29] <asinha> hi can help me with my DellMini1010 monitor driver?
[16:29] <JackB21> google for TestDisk, a program designed to recover lost partitions or make on-booting disks bootable again.
[16:29] <sledgeas> SoulBlade: dapper has 2.6.15 and then 2.6.17 follows immediately with edgy, i reckon 2.6.16 meant an unstable kernel by that time (http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=ubuntu linux package)
[16:29] <Um_cara_qualquer> how do i install compizconfig simple manager?
[16:29] <davidjheinrich>  how do I find out what Ubuntu calls my various keyboard keys?
[16:29] <petllama> is there a way to output a logfile with ftpsync
[16:29] <hosamelfeky> iam join it .it`sa right
[16:30] <hosamelfeky> ?
[16:30] <bastidrazor> Um_cara_qualquer, apt-get install simple-ccsm
[16:30] <sledgeas> greenkernel: kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic root=UUID=d5f859d3-a48b-4b58-aac3-0a40a47dadd4
[16:30] <greenkernel> That's a boot CD .. right? I think I don't need boot CD .. I have Ubuntu LiveCD  .. I can boot up with it ...
[16:30] <asinha> I need monitor driver for my dell mini 1010 ? can anyone help
[16:30] <JackB21> greenkernel, google for TestDisk, a program designed to recover lost partitions or make on-booting disks bootable again.
[16:31] <asinha> the display resolution is 800 X 576
[16:31] <JackB21> or gpart
[16:31] <asinha> cannot change..
[16:31] <n0gear> JackB21: ultimatebootcd seemed to include testdisk as well
[16:32] <Um_cara_qualquer> thanks
[16:32] <FloridaGuy> greenkernel, its more then aboot cd...it has grub....it has harddrive tools...bios tools...and more..and all free
[16:32] <krishna> rotate cube effect is not working.. i have desktop cube enabled..  i have 4 workspaces..... but now, the rotate cube effect is not working... it worked 5 mins ago
[16:33] <krishna>  hello ?
[16:33] <greenkernel> Thanks JackB21 and FloridaGuy .. I'll try TestDisk ..and Ultimate BootCD
[16:33] <ctmjr> !compiz|krishna
[16:33]  * a_y == away
[16:34] <staar2> all the gnome and KDE apps work in XFC ?
[16:34] <krishna> ctmjr, i asked THERE.. and no one replies
[16:34] <muha> radeonhd
[16:34] <FloridaGuy> greenkernel, i had a pc..that would not load windows...only linux...that cd fixed that problem
[16:34] <zgmf-x20a> hey all.  how do i merge the top and bottom bars into one, on the bottom.  desktop space is sorta at a premium
[16:34] <muha> how can i install radeonhd
[16:35] <co_cakep> hyyyyyyyyyyy
[16:35] <cxo> Does catalyst 9.6 work with ubuntu 9.04?
[16:36] <wojtek_ozi> guys, green thing near nickname mean that those person is admin?
[16:36] <p3tre> hi
[16:36] <lfaraone> Hi, how do I connect to a computer's netconsole?
[16:36] <lstarnes> wojtek_ozi: op
[16:36] <lfaraone> wojtek_ozi: what client are you using?
[16:36] <JackB21> ssh
[16:36] <p3tre> i`m a new user of linux and i have a problem
[16:36] <lfaraone> p3tre: what is it?
[16:36] <wojtek_ozi> xchat
[16:36] <zgmf-x20a> hey all.  how do i merge the top and bottom bars into one, on the bottom.  desktop space is sorta at a premium
[16:37] <p3tre> i can`t watch videos on youtube full scren
[16:37] <p3tre> it`s runing slow
[16:37] <ctmjr> muha: go here and follow the guide you need to remove the fglrx driver first if you have it http://www.x.org/wiki/radeonhd
[16:37] <lfaraone> zgmf-x20a: well, you can move each element by right clicking it and saying "move"
[16:37] <hemanth> which variable holds the value of the newline-delimited paths for selected files in KDE ?
[16:37] <erUSUL> zgmf-x20a: just remove the pannel you do not need and add the applets it holds (the ones you neeed) to the other one
[16:37] <lfaraone> p3tre: that's because Adobe's linux implmentation is crappy. There isn't much of a solution, other than to use something besides youtube.
[16:38] <lfaraone> zgmf-x20a: there's also a "start-esque" ubuntu button youc an add to the bottom.
[16:38] <findfunaax> join
[16:38] <lfaraone> p3tre: there's a totem plugin for youtube, try that.
[16:38] <Titan8990> lfaraone, use netcat to connect to netconsole
[16:38] <p3tre> so then  is no solution
[16:38] <stuckey> I just installed ubuntu but it isn't showing up in the menu (GRUB) when I start the machine. How can boot?
[16:38] <p3tre> i use firefox web browser
[16:38] <lfaraone> Titan8990: ok. now, is netconsole a broadcast thing or a established connection?
[16:38] <p3tre> how i instal the plugin
[16:39] <rubydiamond2> Hi guys
[16:39] <rubydiamond2> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy-security/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  404 Not Found
[16:39] <AlienDK> NO U!
[16:39] <Titan8990> lfaraone, its a daemon that listens, you have to establish a connection on the port its running on
[16:39] <rubydiamond2> getting this error on sudo apt-get update
[16:39] <lfaraone> Titan8990: I see.
[16:39] <Titan8990> lfaraone, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-netconsole-log-management-tutorial.html
[16:39] <lfaraone> p3tre: sudo apt-get install totem-plugins totem-plugins-extra
[16:39]  * lfaraone will brb.
[16:39] <lfaraone> Titan8990: thanks
[16:39] <rubydiamond2> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy-security/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  404 Not Found
[16:39] <rubydiamond2> this one
[16:39] <zgmf-x20a> lfaraone: yes but i can right click applications, places, etc and move to the bottom.  secondly, what does start esque do?
[16:40] <HowardWCampbell> I've installed the 2.6.30 kernel on 9.04, following this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582&repost
[16:40] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: gutsy isn't supported anymore
[16:40] <zgmf-x20a> erUSUL: and how do i add these applets?
[16:40] <HowardWCampbell> and now the update manager wants to downgrade back to 2.6.28 - can I ignore this?
[16:40] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: hey
[16:40] <Titan8990> rubydiamond2, don't think gutsy is still supported
[16:40] <rubydiamond2> I am worried
[16:40] <p3tre> thx i will try that
[16:40] <Titan8990> !gutsy | rubydiamond2
[16:41] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: what is the solution then
[16:41] <zgmf-x20a> lfaraone: erUSUL ideally the end result, is the top bar is exactly the same, except it opens items in the gap space, as the bottom does.  and i can move the bottoms from the bottom bar to the top.  than move that whole bar to the bottom.  lol.  well i guess it can stay top
[16:41] <p3tre> and i have another problem whit pidgin messenger
[16:41] <p3tre> i can`t login
[16:41] <rubydiamond2> this is on my slicehost slice .. and I have some web apps running there
[16:42] <p3tre> and kopete same problem
[16:42] <RV> hi there
[16:42] <p3tre> hi
[16:42] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: ??
[16:42] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: upgrade, or use http://old-releases.ubuntu.com for repos
[16:42] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: what is the command to upgrade
[16:43] <cporter> Anyone know how to prevent thunderbird from doing the window resizing?
[16:43] <RV> please i am call RV and i am lost here can some one tall to me please
[16:43] <p3tre> l faraone
[16:44] <cporter> It acts crazy if I don't drag from the furthest outside of the window.
[16:44] <p3tre> i install that u give me
[16:44] <hatter243> !gutsy | rubydiamond2
[16:44] <p3tre> but now when i`m going on full scren crash
[16:44] <ctmjr> RV: what is the problem?
[16:44] <rubydiamond2> hax404: how do I upgrade to newer version
[16:44] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: if all the packages you have installed are up-to-date with that repo, use sudo do-release-upgrade
[16:44] <stuckey> Hello
[16:44] <hosamelfeky> hello
[16:44] <stuckey> How do I create the proper lines in menu.lst to boot Ubuntu?
[16:45] <stuckey> Like the root, initrd lines...
[16:45] <stuckey> and the kernel one... I don't know what to put for that.
[16:45] <hatter243> rubydiamond2, see my earlier message
[16:45] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: will it affect my existing setup
[16:45] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: it might
[16:45] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: I have some apps running on my current release
[16:46] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: it should upgrade to 8.04, and there are some differences between 7.10 and 8.04
[16:46] <HowardWCampbell> I'm trying to made a live CD backup of my setup, but since I'm running the 2.6.30 kernel neither remastersys or the manual live CD method I tried worked - - ??
[16:46] <stuckey> Can anyone help?
[16:46] <Titan8990> stuckey, kerenl /boot/NAMEOFKERNELIMAGE root=/dev/sdx  <----can also be UUID
[16:46] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: should I take backup
[16:46] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: backing up is always a good idea
[16:46] <Titan8990> stuckey, initrd /boot/NAMEOFINITRDIMAGE
[16:46] <john_> for radeonhd try... http://k3mist.com/linux/ubuntu-jaunty-ati-restricted-proprietary-fglrx-driver-direct-rendering-mobility-radeon-hd-series/
[16:46] <stuckey> Titan8990: it's 9.04 AMD64
[16:47] <Titan8990> stuckey, that makes no difference
[16:47] <stuckey> Titan8990: Well I don't know what the name of my kernel image is.
[16:47] <Titan8990> stuckey, look at /boot
[16:47] <stuckey> Titan8990: ah okay
[16:47] <galesolomon> hello every one
[16:47] <stuckey> Titan8990: and that goes to root?
[16:47] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: sudo: do-release-upgrade: command not found
[16:48] <Titan8990> stuckey, the drive that will be mounted at /
[16:48] <stuckey> Titan8990: Wait, no that goes to kernel... What goes to root?
[16:48] <galesolomon> :)
[16:48] <Pici> stuckey: Is there a reason you're manually modifying the file instead of using update-grub?
[16:48] <Titan8990> stuckey, you can use /dev/sdxx syntax or use blkid to get the UUID
[16:48] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: you might need to install update-manager-core first
[16:48] <Titan8990> stuckey, root=drivemountedto/
[16:48] <john_> get your kernel name by uname --all
[16:48] <stuckey> Pici: Nope, I just didn't set it when I installed it so I'm looking for a way to update grub...
[16:48] <chefkoch> hello. is there somebody out there syncing his evolution with google contacts?
[16:49] <joejc> can i customize the notifications?
[16:49] <Pici> stuckey: Have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto ?
[16:50] <imo> hello
[16:50] <stuckey> Pici: no, I don't have X right now either, so it might not do me so much good.
[16:50] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: Err http://archive.ubuntu.com gutsy-updates/main update-manager-core 1:0.81.3   404 Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[16:50] <zer0o> i cant access, read or write on a cd anymore, my burner won't work anymore... this is a pastebin with all ive done, could someone plz give it a look and tell what i have to do? im going nutshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/199355/  THANK YOU :D
[16:51] <stuckey> Titan8990: How do I tell what within /boot is the right one? I have lots of stuff in there.
[16:51] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: you might need to switch your repos over to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com
[16:51] <dsdeiz> hi! i've installed fluxbox.. so when i select session in gdm i choose fluxbox.. where am i able to find the configurations in gdm that displays this fluxbox? :-?
[16:51] <Titan8990> stuckey, typically, the newest version
[16:51] <MoLoot> anyone recommend an active server/channel for webhosting chat?
[16:51] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: how can we do that
[16:52] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:52] <chefkoch> ho to use eve online with playonlinux?
[16:52] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: what lines to add there
[16:52] <om26er> plz tell me if i install ubuntu on usb which filesystem is faster
[16:52] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: replace the instances of archive.ubuntu.com with old-releases.ubuntu.com
[16:53] <dajhorn> zer0o: What are the device permissions?  ls -l /dev/cdrom /dev/cdrw /dev/sr*
[16:53] <Dermicha> hay
[16:53] <dajhorn> zer0o: And what is your group membership?  groups
[16:53] <om26er> which filesystem is faster if i install ubuntu on flash drive
[16:53] <dajhorn> !pm > zer0o
[16:53] <stuckey> Titan8990: and for root I can just put (hd0,0)?
[16:54] <dsdeiz> anyone? :D
[16:54] <om26er> !filesystem
[16:54] <Dermicha> i got some problems with tor, i did instal it like some howto, but when i use the tor button in Firefox and try to open a website it says:
[16:54] <Dermicha> Privoxy was unable to socks4a-forward your request              http://www.google.de/              through <IP_ADDRESS>:             SOCKS4 negotiation write failed.
[16:54] <FloodBot1> Dermicha: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:54] <zer0o> dajhorn: my groups membership?
[16:54] <om26er> wil i get any answer
[16:55] <dajhorn> zer0o: Run `groups` at a prompt and see what it prints.  The /dev/cdrw device will have a group, and you must be part of that group.
[16:55] <silv3r_m00n> how can I check how much graphics memory I have ?
[16:55] <Titan8990> stuckey, is that the partition that /boot will be on?
[16:55] <Dermicha> how can i fix this?
[16:55] <stuckey> Titan8990: No, I don't know, how do I findout which partition /boot is on?
[16:55] <dajhorn> zer0o: Some people here yesterday did an upgrade that broke cdrom group membership.
[16:55] <zer0o> dajhorn: adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin admin, i don't do upgrades since 1 year right cuz of that reason
[16:56] <om26er> which filesystem is faster
[16:56] <Titan8990> stuckey, .... its going to be the same as / unless you specifically made a /boot partition
[16:56] <om26er> fastest
[16:56] <hosamelfeky> baa8b450 c548b155
[16:56] <stuckey> Titan8990: I made a /boot partition
[16:56] <dsdeiz> hi! i've installed fluxbox.. so when i select session in gdm i choose fluxbox.. where am i able to find the configurations in gdm that displays this fluxbox? :-?
[16:56] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: done it worked
[16:56] <Titan8990> !best | om26er
[16:56] <joejc> can i customize the notifications?
[16:56] <Titan8990> stuckey, cat /etc/mtab
[16:56] <dajhorn> zer0o: Now does your dev node look like this?  brw-rw----+ 1 root cdrom 11, 0 2009-06-19 08:56 /dev/sr0
[16:56] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: what are the disadvantages of using 7.10
[16:56] <metalfan_> hi
[16:57] <hosamelfeky> hi
[16:57] <Titan8990> stuckey, you also need to ensure that there is a symlink in /boot that points "." (itself)
[16:57] <om26er> titan8990 inever asked best ivasked fastest
[16:57] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: is there any easy way to upgrade to latest release without breaking my server setup
[16:57] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: 7.10 is no longer supported and won't get any further security updates
[16:57] <Titan8990> stuckey, whenever /boot is on its own partition
[16:57] <Titan8990> om26er, ext4 > xfs > reiserfs > ext3
[16:57] <stuckey>  it's /dev/sda1 (but I've another OS and it has it listed as (hd0,0). Why doesn't it have /dev/sda1 in grub as well?
[16:57] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: if you upgrade to 8.04, the server edition will be supported until 5 years after its release
[16:57] <ctmjr> !fluxbox|dsdeiz:
[16:57] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: okay .. how can I upgrade to latest release without much break in my apps
[16:57] <Titan8990> om26er, but it all depends on the situation and the size of files being accessed
[16:57] <rubydiamond2> and software installed
[16:58] <zer0o> dajhorn: that gave me a list of my links but there's no mention of any cdrom
[16:58] <metalfan_> do i miss something if install a 32bit ubuntu server on a 64bit machine?   the machine only got 2gb ram
[16:58] <stuckey> Titan8990: it's /dev/sda1 (but I've another OS and it has it listed as (hd0,0). Why doesn't it have /dev/sda1 in grub as well?
[16:58] <metalfan_> stuckey, grub does not work with /dev/sdx devices
[16:59] <dajhorn> zer0o: Many burning programs look for a symlink.  Run `ls -la /dev/cdrom /dev/cdrw`.  What do these links point to?
[16:59] <om26er> titan8990 which is the fastest for small files
[16:59] <metalfan_> stuckey, you can use (hdx,y) or UUIDS
[16:59] <om26er> very small files
[16:59] <Titan8990> om26er, reiserfs
[16:59] <rubydiamond2> lstarnes: ??
[16:59] <DVA5912> What can replace Visual C++ for windows on Ubuntu
[16:59] <stuckey> metalfan_: so if one os has root listed as (hd0,0) I can use it for ubuntu too?
[16:59] <DVA5912> i dont care about learning a new language so dont give me any of that
[16:59] <Titan8990> stuckey, hd0,0 is /dev/sda1
[16:59] <ziroday> DVA5912: you mean an IDE?
[16:59] <stuckey> metalfan_: what's this syntax, UUIDS and the other? I've never seen this before.
[16:59] <metalfan_> stuckey, UUIDS is never
[16:59] <Titan8990> stuckey, same thing, different way of expressing it
[16:59] <DVA5912> ziroday: yeah an ide that like visual
[16:59] <zer0o> dajhorn:
[16:59] <zer0o> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 2009-06-19 08:57 /dev/cdrom -> scd0
[16:59] <zer0o> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 2009-06-19 08:57 /dev/cdrw -> scd0
[17:00] <lstarnes> rubydiamond2: do you want the latest release, or the LTS release?
[17:00] <metalfan_> stuckey, what do you mean by "...one os has root.....can i use it for ubuntu too?"
[17:00] <oenone1> help please
[17:00] <ziroday> DVA5912: you can take a look at Geany, Eclipse and Netbeans
[17:00] <oenone1> i cant boot in my jaunty
[17:00] <Titan8990> DVA5912, eclipse
[17:00] <DVA5912> ziroday: it needs to be gui though
[17:00] <dsdeiz> ubuntu doesn't read ~/.Xsession right?
[17:00] <dajhorn> zer0o: Okay, now what are the permissions on /dev/scd0?
[17:00] <stuckey> okay I'll test it
[17:00] <DVA5912> Titan8990: have you seen Visual C++
[17:00] <zer0o> dajhorn: how do i see that?
[17:00] <Titan8990> DVA5912, yes, I know what an IDE is
[17:00] <dajhorn> zer0o:  ls -la /dev/scd0
[17:00] <metalfan_> oenone1, be more specific, what does not work?
[17:01] <DVA5912> Titan8990: eclipse isnt gui for creating the windows and such i dont belive
[17:01] <Titan8990> DVA5912, geany handles C++ by default, eclipse and netbeans require plugins
[17:01] <ziroday> DVA5912: monodevelop may also be of interest
[17:01] <zer0o> dajhorn: brw-rw----+ 1 root cdrom 11, 0 2009-06-19 08:57 /dev/scd0
[17:01] <erUSUL> !info anjuta | DVA5912
[17:01] <joejc> can i customize the notifications?
[17:01] <Titan8990> DVA5912, you need a designer specific to the toolkit you are using
[17:01] <metalfan_> Titan8990, youre asking the wrong question
[17:01] <oenone1> i cant seem to log in on my jaunty
[17:01] <Titan8990> DVA5912, eg - qt or gtk
[17:01] <oenone1> after the log in screen
[17:01] <oenone1> it turns black
[17:01] <metalfan_> Titan8990, theres no replacement for visual c++ on linux, there are alternatives...other languages for examples
[17:01] <Titan8990> metalfan_, I don't think I asked anyone a question?
[17:02] <dajhorn> zer0o: On a clean Jaunty system, that device number is actually /dev/sr0.   Did you install Jaunty fresh?  If not, from which version did you upgrade?
[17:02] <stuckey> Titan8990: it said something like, couldn't load modules... something about something not being found
[17:02] <metalfan_> Titan8990, sry...wrong dude
[17:02] <DVA5912> ok well i got it on the first partiton on windows 7. Can i boot windows seven in like a virtural enviroment and play with it their?
[17:02] <Dermicha> how can i fix this problem when privoxy say this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/199372/ when i try to load a website with activated tor button?
[17:02] <metalfan_> DVA5912, youre asking the wrong question
[17:02] <Titan8990> stuckey, is this a custom kernel?
[17:02] <lvr> how do i get transmission, rhytmbox and such icons back to the toolbar in xubuntu? i removed them by accident and don't know how to reverse it
[17:02] <stuckey> Titan8990: default
[17:02] <stuckey> Titan8990: no custom kernels
[17:02] <oenone1> how can i fix my jaunty
[17:02] <metalfan_> DVA5912, theres no replacement for visual c++ on linux, there are alternatives...other languages for examples
[17:02] <zer0o> dajhorn: i didn't upgrade since 1 year in order to avoid problems like that ppl from yesterday, i run hardy heron
[17:03] <Titan8990> stuckey, I would guess the initrd line is wrong
[17:03] <metalfan_> oenone1, we need error messages, details
[17:03] <ziroday> Dermicha: don't use privoxy and tor together
[17:03] <metalfan_> oenone1, tell us anything  besides its not working DAH
[17:03] <miki> Can anybody say how to start stupid BRL-CAD in Ubuntu. I compiled it for half an hour and now dont know how to start it
[17:03] <Titan8990> stuckey, bad kernel line typically causes an init kernel panic
[17:03] <joejc> can i customize the notifications?
[17:03] <DVA5912> metalfan_: will applications built using visual C++ be able to run in linux?
[17:03] <Titan8990> stuckey, or file not found grub error
[17:03] <metalfan_> DVA5912, are you retarded?
[17:03] <dajhorn> zer0o: Did you use apt to do the upgrade, or did you use upgrade-manager?
[17:04] <DVA5912> yeah a bit
[17:04] <kapil> where does the clock applet get it's weather information from. is it configurable? is it documented somewhere?
[17:04] <DVA5912> lol
[17:04] <ctmjr> !ot
[17:04] <metalfan_> DVA5912, how can you not know this?  did you try google?
[17:04] <oenone1> how do i retrieve an error messsage ?
[17:04] <ziroday> DVA5912: no they won't, however monodevelop can help in porting them
[17:04] <DVA5912> just thought id make a full of my self
[17:04] <staar2> hi
[17:04] <metalfan_> DVA5912, first price :)
[17:04] <Bormy> Dear All, anybody know why we cannot connect to yahoo via pidgin?
[17:04] <ZykoticK9> miki after compiling to you do a "make install" or whatever the instructions for your CAD program say to do?  compiling is typically step 2 or three for compiling software.
[17:04] <oenone1> i get stuck right after the boot up screen
[17:04] <zer0o> dajhorn: i do not upgrade since 1 year
[17:04] <DVA5912> looks like im not getting rid of windows yet :(
[17:04] <miki> I did that
[17:04] <ziroday> Bormy: http://www.celticwolf.com/useful-information/faqs/26-pidgin-yahoo
[17:05] <staar2> i got distro name this Ubuntu karmic (development branch) this means i got wrong repos ?
[17:05] <dajhorn> zer0o: How did you do upgrade?  (It matters.)
[17:05] <ziroday> staar2: it means you are running ubuntu karmic
[17:05] <stuckey> Titan8990: there's only 3 files that begin with "init" in /boot, one of them is being used by the other OS, and the other had .bak at the end of the file name. I put the one that wasn't being used by the other OS and which didn't have .bak at the end of it's name into initrd for ubuntu
[17:05] <stuckey> but that didn't work
[17:05] <Bormy> i have faced this problem since yesterday
[17:05] <dajhorn> zer0o: Many people in the forums reported system breakage like you describe by skipping the Intrepid release.
[17:05] <ziroday> Bormy: did you read the link I have you?
[17:06] <zer0o> dajhorn: I DO NOT UPGRADE, NEVER, I DISABLED THE UPGRADES CUZ THEY WERE CAUSING ME PROBLEMS
[17:06] <Titan8990> DVA5912, because you chose to learn a proprietary language instead of the tons that offer good support regardless of the platform?
[17:06] <joejc> can i customize the notifications?
[17:06] <ziroday> joejc: not at this time
[17:06] <Titan8990> stuckey, honestly, I don't use initrd....
[17:06] <joejc> in 9.10?
[17:06] <dajhorn> zer0o: I'm confused.  You said that the system broke after an upgrade.
[17:06] <stuckey> Titan8990: what should be used?
[17:06] <ziroday> joejc: hopefully, its a planned feature.
[17:06] <zer0o> dajhorn: now i gave "sudo mount /dev/sdc0 /mnt" and that was the output "mount: special device /dev/sdc0 does not exist"
[17:07] <joejc> 10. 4?
[17:07] <silv3r_m00n> how to find graphics memory ?
[17:07] <lvr> how do i get transmission, rhytmbox and such icons back to the toolbar in xubuntu? i removed them by accident and don't know how to reverse it
[17:07] <Titan8990> stuckey, its not required if you compile a custom kernel but thats going to be MUCH more difficult then getting initrd to work
[17:07] <Bormy> ziroday: thanks
[17:07] <staar2> where i could find the jaunty repos list ?
[17:07] <ziroday> joejc: its very difficult to say.
[17:07] <joejc> 10.10?
[17:07] <om26er> during the setup of ubuntu there is an option "install boot loader"
[17:07] <zer0o> dajhorn: no ive never said that, ive said i havent touched anything and its 1 year i dont upgrade in order to avoid this kind of probs and just like this out of the blue my burner doesnt work anymore
[17:07] <ziroday> lvr: #xubuntu will be able to help
[17:07] <stuckey> Titan8990: okay, i'm just interested in booting ubuntu
[17:07] <Dermicha> ziroday: may i query you?
[17:07] <ziroday> joejc: as I just said, its very difficult to say. But patches are welcome.
[17:07] <oenone1> anybody please
[17:07] <joejc> 11.4?
[17:07] <oenone1> help me
[17:07] <mike_________> hello
[17:07] <oenone1> fix my januty
[17:08] <ziroday> Dermicha: please don't, ask in here unless its personal :)
[17:08] <oenone1> jaunty
[17:08] <regeya> !ask | oenone1
[17:08] <solomon> is resolvconf broken in jaunty?  while watching the file, it changes at some point while dhcp is working, but then goes back to only what network-manager thinks should be there
[17:08] <FloodBot1> oenone1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:08] <Dermicha> ok :)
[17:08] <ziroday> joejc: are you reading what I said?
[17:08] <joejc> 11.10?
[17:08] <oenone1> i cant get past login screen
[17:08] <Titan8990> stuckey, i think initrd is typically named like vmlinuz or something
[17:08] <zer0o> what ive tried its all reported on this pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/199355/
[17:08] <dajhorn> zer0o: You have a typo in that command.   A rom drive is /dev/scd0.
[17:08] <om26er> if i disable istall boot loader what will happen
[17:08] <Titan8990> stuckey, pastebin: ls -l /boot
[17:08] <ctmjr> lvr: press alt+f1 to get xfce's help should be in there and nice to read anyway
[17:08] <solomon> is there some other prescribed way to prepend a particular nameserver to resolv.conf for all connections?
[17:08] <stuckey> Titan8990: I don't have X
[17:08] <stuckey> I can't copy and paste.
[17:09] <zer0o> dajhorn: thatz how itz called both on my system settings that on dolphin
[17:09] <joejc> 12.04?
[17:09] <Titan8990> stuckey, sudo apt-get install wgetpaste
[17:09] <lvr> yeah thanks i'll take a look
[17:09] <Bormy> ziroday: it works now.
[17:09] <stuckey> Titan8990: it's kernel that's named something like vmlinuz
[17:09] <ziroday> Bormy: great
[17:09] <ziroday> joejc: stop.
[17:09] <stuckey> Titan8990: initrd is initrd.img
[17:09] <joejc> 12.10?
[17:09] <greenkernel> Hi . again ..
[17:09] <Bormy> ziroday: thank you very much
[17:10] <Bormy> have a nice day.
[17:10] <Titan8990> stuckey, is that what you had it set to?
[17:10] <greenkernel> I was trying to boot with GRUB ..
[17:10] <Bormy> bye!
[17:10] <ziroday> Bormy: you too :)
[17:10] <Titan8990> stuckey, afk 5min
[17:10] <mike_________> i got a problem with video output. the sound i sometimes missing for like half of a second. i dunno really if it's a soundproblem or a hdd-problem though. it's a realtek ac888 chip and i got the drivers from the realtekhomepage. dmesg says a lot about DMA, so i think it's activated. can anyone help me?
[17:10] <joejc> 13.04?
[17:10] <greenkernel> kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic ... boot ..
[17:10] <oenone1> help me fix my januty please
[17:10] <dajhorn> zer0o: And your command syntax is kindof-softof incorrect.  The convention for a partially qualified mount is `mount <target>` not `mount <device>`.  Always fully qualify the mount when you're having problems.  mount <device> <target>
[17:10] <ledeboiter> nya ^^
[17:10] <metalfan_> after support for a ubuntu server version is over is it possible to update to the next version without reinstalling?
[17:10] <sipior> joejc: are you broken in some fashion?
[17:10] <greenkernel> it was trying to boot a couple of seconds .. then ..
[17:10] <joejc> 13.10?
[17:10] <sidath> can anybody tell me how to configure dialup?
[17:11] <joejc> 14.04?
[17:11] <Guest72950> !dialup
[17:11] <duryodhan> hi all .. how do I change the MAC address for my ethernet card ? ifconfig method screws things up for me -- the card goes out of the managed connections in nm-applet
[17:11] <greenkernel> kernel panic- not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown-block (104,1) ...
[17:11] <greenkernel> What is that?
[17:11] <ctmjr> !ops|joejc
[17:11] <zer0o> dajhorn: ive also tried "mount /dev/sdc0 /media/cdrom0" nothing changed anyway
[17:11] <joejc> 14.10?
[17:11] <sipior> ctmjr: hardly an emergency...
[17:12] <jpds> joejc: Please stop.
[17:12] <Pricey> joejc: No need to continue that.
[17:12] <duryodhan> greenkernel: that usually means that you don't have a kernel that supports your fs directly
[17:12] <dajhorn> zer0o: If everything seems sensible, check whether your disc is empty.   Media goes bad.
[17:12] <ziroday> sipior: but still an acute irritation
[17:12] <mike_________> noone with a realtek ac888 soundchip here?
[17:12] <sipior> ctmjr: simply try "/ignore joejc", and all your problems are solved.
[17:12] <duryodhan> greenkernel: usually a problem with your initrd
[17:12] <damasceno> Somebody try install ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage LT Pro?
[17:12] <dajhorn> zer0o: Your dmesg suggests that the media is blank.
[17:12] <joejc> 15.04?
[17:13] <space_cadet> ok i'm having a problem with my graphics.  I have the nVidia 9600gsm and am using the 180 drivers
[17:13] <zer0o> dajhorn: i said i tried to put different disks inside, blanks or not, it won't change the situation
[17:13] <duryodhan> also, how do I setup pppoe in ubuntu ?
[17:13] <ziroday> space_cadet: what's wrong?
[17:13] <space_cadet> when i use compiz the effects do not work as expected
[17:13] <greenkernel> How can I configure my initrd?
[17:13] <ziroday> !pppoe | space_cadet
[17:13] <dajhorn> zer0o: The laser ina CD-R or DVD-R drive is a consumable part.  Your hardware could be burned out.
[17:13] <space_cadet> when i scroll the desktop cube, it keeps the old desktop image up, until it switches
[17:13] <gonza321> hello
[17:14] <ziroday> !pppoe |  duryodhan
[17:14] <duryodhan> I guess that was for me ziroday .. thanks
[17:14] <space_cadet> ?
[17:14] <DexterF> does ubuntu detect flash media and apply appropriate mount options like noatime to prevent wear out?
[17:14] <ziroday> space_cadet: sorry, wrong person :)
[17:14] <space_cadet> kk
[17:14] <ziroday> DexterF: no
[17:14] <greenkernel> my file systems are all EXT3 except for OpenBSD ..
[17:14] <dsdeiz> how to add startup programs through the terminal?
[17:14] <zer0o> dajhorn: thatz what i was thinking indeed, even if it is so its weird cuz i barely use it
[17:14] <greenkernel> how can my linux kernel can't recognize them?
[17:14] <duryodhan> ziroday: already seen that -- the command line thing is a pain; the connection doesn't show in my nm-applet
[17:14] <space_cadet> It happened after i ran cairo-dock and it asked if i wanted to use OpenGL
[17:15] <space_cadet> but it asked on every boot/login
[17:15] <zer0o> dajhorn: so u think so even if the system mentioned missing permissions?
[17:15] <dajhorn> dsdeiz: The easy way is /etc/rc.local.  The right way is `update-rc.d`.
[17:15] <space_cadet> so I am wondering if there is an underlying problem i have not addressed
[17:15] <DexterF> ziroday: so - ubuntu is harmful to flash media, in a nutshell.
[17:16] <ziroday> DexterF: not at all, you can manually define those settings in /etc/fstab. Is this a usb flash drive we are talking about here?
[17:16] <Guest72950> any others here with pidgin problems? cant connect to yahoo account.
[17:16] <space_cadet> does anyone know if there are newer drivers for nVidia (i'm using the 180 drivers)
[17:16] <dajhorn> dsdeiz: Non-root users can add cron job with the @reboot macro.
[17:16] <duryodhan> ziroday: I was thinking there would a way I would be able to start and stop and see status in my system tray in nm-applet
[17:16] <ziroday> Guest72950: http://www.celticwolf.com/useful-information/faqs/26-pidgin-yahoo
[17:16] <DexterF> ziroday: it's four slots in a usb card reader *and* a pen drive
[17:16] <ziroday> duryodhan: not that I know of sorry
[17:16] <duryodhan> ok
[17:16] <greenkernel> I had so many troubles with my Ubuntu .. especially when I tried to install OpenBSD as dual boot .. :P
[17:16] <space_cadet> !nvidia | space_cadet
[17:16] <dajhorn> zer0o: Yes, because your configuration looks normal and you didn't change anything.
[17:16] <sheikpunk> hello!
[17:16] <ziroday> DexterF: right, you are hardly going to ever hit the wear limit on any of those for a long while.
[17:17] <greenkernel> Now, I can't use either Ubuntu or OpenBSD ...
[17:17] <duryodhan> ziroday: I manage it once in a while, but after a while it goes away as on a restart nm-applet puts my ethernet card in the "not managed " list
[17:17] <ziroday> DexterF: if you are worried then define those settings in /etc/fstab
[17:17] <DexterF> ziroday: I already trashed a sony memory stick
[17:17] <ziroday> duryodhan: I'm not sure sorry
[17:17] <duryodhan> ziroday: I think its because of the mac address change and that puts my eth0 to eth1 -- ergo my first question,  how to change mac address in gui without messing up udev
[17:17] <duryodhan> yeah sorry
[17:17] <zer0o> dajhorn: yes but so why the system doesnt tell me the burner is broken instead of telling me i dont have the right permissions?
[17:17] <duryodhan> I kept typing ziroday , my bad
[17:17] <DexterF> ziroday: I would, but how would I define the device? after all, that pen drive isn't always sdX
[17:17] <sheikpunk> its possible use on empathy, http method for msn accounts?
[17:18] <Dermicha> so i ok, tor is running correctly...
[17:18] <Dermicha> cya and thx :)
[17:18] <duryodhan> DexterF: you can use uuid
[17:18] <dsdeiz> dajhorn: hmm, it also means i have to reboot to see if I got everything right?
[17:18] <dajhorn> zer0o: Because laser-fade is gradual.  If you keep logs, then check the syslog and messages log files for read errors.  You could have them, but the system won't warn you.
[17:18] <ziroday> DexterF: you are hardly ever going to hit the wear limit on a usb thumbdrive with everyday use. Sorry.
[17:18] <jiffe> is there a way to not display the vanishing files warnings when rsyncing?
[17:19] <Guest72950> thnx.  =)
[17:19] <greenkernel> Should I re-install Ubuntu? ... that will give me a lot of pain .. :'(
[17:19] <dajhorn> dsdeiz: Yes.
[17:19] <oenone1> my jaunty crashed after installing xorg
[17:19] <oenone1> can i revive my jaunty ?
[17:20] <DexterF> duryodhan: I can't use uuid on that card reader because each medium will have another uuid and I would have to define a new fstab entry for *every* pen drive that comes into my system 1st time. not viable.
[17:20] <sheikpunk> its possible use on empathy, http method for msn accounts?
[17:20] <om26er> which xfce version is built in in xubuntu
[17:20] <DexterF> ziroday: beg to differ. typical cell lifetime is about 100000 writes which are easily reached with FAT32
[17:21] <DexterF> om26er: 4.6 in 9.04
[17:21] <ziroday> DexterF: this conversation is better suited to #ubuntu-offtopic, why don't we take it there?
[17:21] <zer0o> dajhorn: this is my last log, do u get anything out of this? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/199389/
[17:21] <baker_GR> rebooting from recovery mode, i saw something like unloading Conexant Modem, untill now i thought that 9.04 didnt recognize my modem, if i lspci or lsusb, lshw i dont find something about modem, how can i see if its recognized?
[17:21] <greenkernel> Any suggestion for my problem .. ??
[17:21] <henkboom> I created a swap file and it seems to be working since I can see the space in "top", but hibernation still isn't working =( Here's the output of the hibernation command and dmesg: http://pastebin.com/m384e8728
[17:22] <space_cadet> all right guys... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/199390/
[17:22] <dsdeiz> dajhorn: one last question.. :D can ubuntu read .xsession or .Xinitrc?
[17:22] <dajhorn> zer0o: You'll need to go further back.  "bread" is a read fault.   "beyond end of device" usually means a bad burn.
[17:23] <sipior> DexterF: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=988150
[17:23] <duryodhan> greenkernel: start from the begining -- where did you end up with this problem ?
[17:23] <dajhorn> zer0o: Yes, I think so.
[17:23] <Titan8990> space_cadet, the problem?
[17:23] <duryodhan> greenkernel: what were you trying to do ?
[17:23] <dajhorn> zer0o: I've got xsession stuff in my home directory.
[17:23] <dakarn> dajhorn: if you get a bread error from a bad burn. does that mean the media is toast?
[17:23] <greenkernel> I'm trying to boot my system ..
[17:23] <gowriel> hello everybody! Does anybody has some ideea why the PIDGIN connects in for an yahoo ID but doesn't shows any of the ID's in my list?! I really don't know what to do now... thank you kindly!
[17:23] <space_cadet> Titan8990, compiz cube && rotate cube doesn't work correctly
[17:23] <greenkernel> I have already installed Ubuntu 9.04 ..
[17:23] <zer0o> dajhorn: so what r u saying? my burner's broken?
[17:23] <Titan8990> space_cadet, whats wrong with it?
[17:23] <space_cadet> Titan8990, it acts like i am using a normal VGA driver
[17:24] <henkboom> ziroday: got the swap file working, but it still won't hibernate =(
[17:24] <dajhorn> zer0o: Yes, probably,  based on the information given.
[17:24] <ziroday> sipior: this conversation is continuing in #ubuntu-offtopic, you can participate in there
[17:24] <sheikpunk> its possible use webcam on pidgin?
[17:24] <zer0o> dajhorn: ok thanks :D
[17:24] <space_cadet> Titan8990, it keeps displaying the old picture throughout the rotation
[17:24] <space_cadet> Titan8990, and it looks umm... crappy?
[17:24] <dakarn> gowriel:  under buddies > show , make sure their group is enabled
[17:24] <zer0o> dajhorn: ill spend this 8 euro to buy a new one ;)
[17:24] <Titan8990> space_cadet, pastebin glxinfo
[17:24] <sipior> ziroday: he was asking about mounting a usb drive with the noatime flag. that's pretty clearly a support issue, which belongs in this channel.
[17:24] <greenkernel> the GRUB is not booting my system automatically ...
[17:25] <DexterF> sipior: interesting
[17:25] <dajhorn> dakarn: Can you  be more specific?  -- You can't reburn coastered CD-R or DVD-R media, but you can blank and retry CD-RW and DVD-RW media.
[17:25] <TuGa> hello ppl i'm trying to setup pyrit to run on a ubuntu9.04 x64 deskt with geforce9700Mgt and after installing nvidia 185.18.14 driver tools and SDK i get this error wend running pyrit any idea? http://pastebin.com/m32f26ef0
[17:25] <space_cadet> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/199392/  Titan8990
[17:25] <dakarn> dajhorn: it was a joke i came into the convo late
[17:25] <Titan8990> space_cadet, drivers are fine
[17:25] <gowriel> dakarn! thank you!!! i wil try that , and if it doesn't work , I'll leave it like that! Right now i'm really tired after a day working...
[17:26] <space_cadet> Titan8990, kk
[17:26] <space_cadet> Titan8990, well.. i installed cairo-dock a while ago
[17:26] <Titan8990> space_cadet, try adding: Option	"Composite" "Enable" to the video card section
[17:26] <Titan8990> space_cadet, does cairo-dock work?
[17:26] <dakarn> gowriel: enable show offline buddies and it will show you everyone that's in your buddy list
[17:26] <space_cadet> Titan8990, and it seemed to work fine, up until about a week ago...
[17:26] <space_cadet> Titan8990, but now it's asking if i want to use OpenGL
[17:26] <q0_0p> !xprg
[17:26] <duryodhan> greenkernel: hmm -- did you JUSt install ubuntu ?
[17:27] <q0_0p> !xorg
[17:27] <space_cadet> Titan8990, but it's showing correctly, (no black behind it)
[17:27] <Titan8990> space_cadet, have you updated your kernel since you installed the nvidia drivers?
[17:27] <space_cadet> hmm...
[17:28] <space_cadet> i don't think so...
[17:28] <neo8848> hmmm... has anyone noticed why the mysql-server, client ... lamp packages do not readily appear as part of the synaptic list in jaunty?
[17:28] <q0_0p> i had a question about sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart
[17:28] <q0_0p> is that gdm restart?
[17:28] <greenkernel> No, I've been using it about two weeks ..
[17:28] <Titan8990> neo8848, sudo apt-get update
[17:28] <space_cadet> Titan8990, maybe though, i installed when it came a full release
[17:28] <space_cadet> Linux 2.6.28-11-generic [i686/800.50MHz/SMP]
[17:28] <greenkernel> The problem began when I tried to install gag software ..
[17:28] <Titan8990> space_cadet, try reinstalling the nvidia driver
[17:29] <Titan8990> space_cadet, it typically needs to be reinstalled after kernel upgrades
[17:29] <neo8848> i did the list update from synaptic, and no result
[17:29] <greenkernel> gag > http://gag.sourceforge.net/
[17:29] <gfmniky_> ciao a tutti,qualcuno di voi sa se esiste una distro dove non si aggirna la versione tipo ubuntu 8.10 a 9.04, ma solo i pacchetti?
[17:29] <erUSUL> !it | gfmniky_
[17:29] <Nationiant> Hey
[17:29] <neo8848> but yes, you're right
[17:29] <greenkernel> it's a graphical boot manager ..
[17:29] <bsl> any recommendations on a upnp media server (on ubuntu server)
[17:29] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:29] <Nationiant> Can someone explain me how to install Ubuntu to Macintosh PowerBook G3?
[17:29] <Titan8990> neo8848, still not seeing it?
[17:29] <erUSUL> !ppc | Nationiant
[17:30] <baker_GR> rebooting from recovery mode, i saw something like unloading Conexant Modem, untill now i thought that 9.04 didnt recognize my modem, if i lspci or lsusb, lshw i dont find something about modem, how can i see if its recognized?
[17:30] <duryodhan> greenkernel: pop in the ubuntu CD , there must be a "Recover Option" or something like that when you boot up
[17:30] <neo8848> after the synaptic command, nothing, so i had to apt-get from cli to install lamp
[17:30] <bsl> ubottu: upnp server
[17:30] <duryodhan> !boot
[17:30] <bsl> ubottu: upnp
[17:30] <wwp06> hello all..Is there anyway to change the font in the TTY's?
[17:30] <duryodhan> !recover
[17:31] <greenkernel> So, are you suggesting me to recover from an Ubuntu LiveCD?
[17:31] <q0_0p> xrandr gives me resolutions up to 1280x768 but it says maximum resoltion is 1280x1200?
[17:31] <duryodhan> greenkernel: yes
[17:31] <neo8848> sad, i had a much easier time with hardy
[17:31] <space_cadet> Titan8990, restarting x, brb
[17:31] <duryodhan> greenkernel: I am a noob to ubuntu so don't know how exactly it will work
[17:31] <duryodhan> greenkernel: I would google around
[17:31] <erUSUL> !lamp | neo8848
[17:31] <Titan8990> neo8848, that because hardy was meant to be a server version
[17:31] <knasto> Hello, Is it possible to mount a usb webcam?
[17:31] <greenkernel> Me too . . I'm quite new to Ubuntu .. and GRUB too ..
[17:31] <duryodhan> knasto: why would you ?
[17:32] <Nationiant> Can someone explain me how to install Ubuntu to Macintosh PowerBook G3?
[17:32] <Titan8990> neo8848, hence LTS and update schedules that are more traditional
[17:33] <greenkernel> Anyway .. thanks duryodhan .. I'm trying to recover my system from a LiveCD ..
[17:33] <knasto> duryodhan, I know my webcam isnt supported via ubuntu, but im trying to get it to work with xp under virualbox. However it doesn't show up in virtualbox, although when I enter into the terminal lsusb, it shows up. I'm wondering if I'm suppose to mount it. Any ideas durodhan?
[17:33] <bsl> !mythtv
[17:34] <majnoon> <--has *buntu i think
[17:34] <duryodhan> knasto: basically, you mount drives not devices -- and I have no idea about connecting your virtualbox to your usb ports -- but I don't think mounting would help
[17:34] <erUSUL> knasto: ask in #vbox ... i think the ose version of vbox does not support usb ? or you have to configure some things to make host usb's be visible to the guest
[17:34] <Nationiant> Can someone explain me how to install Ubuntu to Macintosh PowerBook G3?
[17:34] <duryodhan> knasto: when you connect , does dmesg at least mention that you connected something ?
[17:35] <ainjer> i can
[17:35] <ainjer> i can help you
[17:35] <knasto> durydohan and erUSUL, flash drives work, just not my webcam
[17:36] <ainjer> #Na
[17:36] <Nationiant> How can I install Ubuntu (6.06 LTS should work) to a PowerBook G3?
[17:36] <ichat> duryodhan:  -  usb support in  vbox is propretariy software,  managing it should be done from inside the app itself,,   (if its not workin for you (or the one you help) - one is best to ask on the vbox forums or  check thair Buggtracker
[17:36] <Titan8990> Nationiant, 6.06 is no longer supported
[17:36] <Titan8990> !ppc | Nationiant
[17:36] <ichat> (inside the app as in - thair own  gui  aplication ...
[17:36] <Titan8990> !edgy | Nationiant
[17:37] <damasceno> how can i install ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage LT Pro in Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:37] <Titan8990> !dapper | Nationiant
[17:37] <PiotrK> !help
[17:37] <q0_0p> can anyone help me with xorg.conf?
[17:37] <Nationiant> Titan8990: Can't you help me? 6.06 is the last one to fit that Mac
[17:37] <space_cadet> Titan8990, great job mate
[17:37] <petaflot> hello. I'd like to know where I can find which verions numbers are each of hardy-gutsy-karmic-whatever
[17:37] <space_cadet> Titan8990, you got it right on the head
[17:38] <Titan8990> space_cadet, nice, good to hear
[17:38] <mikebeecham> hey guys...is it at all possible to change the font and fontsize of the clock without having to change all fonts and fontsizes?
[17:38] <space_cadet> Titan8990, this is why i LOVE the Open Source Community
[17:38] <knasto> duryodhan, actually its showing up now
[17:38] <q0_0p> anyone can take a look at my xorg.conf and help me out?
[17:38] <q0_0p> http://paste-bin.com/view/332df814
[17:38] <knasto> duryodhan, thanks anyway
[17:38] <dakarn> i just poured liquid in my keyboard
[17:39] <Titan8990> Nationiant, its not much different from the other versions, but I would expect the package to be pulled from repos soon
[17:39] <space_cadet> q0_0p, are you missing some sections?
[17:39] <q0_0p> i want to add a resolution
[17:39] <space_cadet> q0_0p, there isn't a driver listed in there
[17:39] <Titan8990> q0_0p, many people that think that they need to add a resolution really just need to use a driver that support the resolution they are looking for
[17:40] <q0_0p> im able to use compiz
[17:40] <Titan8990> q0_0p, becuase HAL will detect those resolutions
[17:40] <q0_0p> why isn't driver listed in xorg?
[17:40] <Nationiant> Titan8990: But, the newer versions don't support that processor I think
[17:40] <Nationiant> Well I'll try debian
[17:40] <q0_0p> so my resolutions were already detected and no point in messing with xorg?
[17:40] <Titan8990> q0_0p, because HAL loads the driver, a xorg.conf is not required as of xorg 1.5, only for proprietary drivers
[17:40] <q0_0p> ah
[17:40] <space_cadet> q0_0p, try     sudo lshw -C video
[17:40] <q0_0p> k
[17:41] <Titan8990> Nationiant, the newest version still supports ppc
[17:41] <space_cadet> pastebin it of course
[17:41] <Titan8990> Nationiant, you could have clicked on think that was sent to you twice
[17:41] <Titan8990> Nationiant, we are not going to install it for you
[17:41] <Nationiant> Alright I got it...
[17:41] <space_cadet> ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[17:41] <space_cadet> lol
[17:41] <q0_0p> http://paste-bin.com/view/6ce3b53e
[17:42] <space_cadet> unclaimed?
[17:42] <new2linx> can anyone help me rename a bunch of movies from movie cd1.avi & movie cd2.avi so that they are movie.1.avi & movie2.avi
[17:42] <space_cadet> !ati
[17:42] <neo8848> thanks guys... i'll probaby get the server and alternate disks for ubuntu
[17:42] <Titan8990> space_cadet, only proprietary drivers will show via lshw
[17:42] <spaztik1> hey guys, anyone know why the 3 finger salute wouldn't work to restart GDM?
[17:42] <space_cadet> humm
[17:43] <Titan8990> space_cadet, because the proprietary drivers are actually kernel modules but the open source drivers are xorg modules
[17:43] <space_cadet> so the radeon isn't proprietary?
[17:43] <petllama> if i want to output to a logfile, ie. "rsync blah blah > rsync.log" how can i have it append the time/date the the logfile so the logfile name is rsync_time/date.log
[17:43] <ichat> !netbook-remix
[17:43] <space_cadet> noted
[17:43] <new2linx> spaztik, i noticed that ctrl alt delete doesn't work in jaunty
[17:43] <Titan8990> space_cadet, it is, but he hasn't installed it yet
[17:43] <ichat> !netbook
[17:43] <legend2440> !ati > me
[17:43] <ichat> :(
[17:43] <spike> hiw, anybody with 2 monitors that can make one vertical and one horizontal? running nvidia with proprietary drivers
[17:43] <edaunal> hi all
[17:44] <churl> is there a common reason for xorg to take up 65% of your processor when running an app?
[17:44] <space_cadet> Titan8990, aah i get it now
[17:44] <q0_0p> i'm very lost
[17:44] <namd3r> Is it possible to create a bootable Windows Vista USB install disk from inside Ubuntu?  I have the .iso file I need.
[17:44] <new2linx> spaztik1, i went back to hardy because I wanted a LTS release.
[17:44] <edaunal> please help me; how can i configure my webcam options in system-wide?
[17:44] <ichat> namd3r:  - no its not
[17:45] <Titan8990> churl, if you are running compiz on a not-so-good video card, yes
[17:45] <Titan8990> churl, or compositing in general
[17:45] <churl> Titan8990: just running wesnoth
[17:45] <legend2440> !dontzap | spaztik1
[17:45] <ichat> namd3r:  -  you could if you installed it in a VM first
[17:45] <space_cadet> Titan8990, shouldn't he try out the linux-restricted-modules-generic ?
[17:46] <Titan8990> space_cadet, if he wanted the mesa drivers, put he prolly wants fglrx
[17:46] <Titan8990> space_cadet, i have the same card actually
[17:46] <churl> Titan8990: i have a bug, i changed my resolution, and then totem didnt work anymore. even web browsing is slow to move the screen
[17:46] <namd3r> ichat, Like VirtualBox?
[17:46] <space_cadet> lol
[17:47] <ulysses> Hey, how can one change the font in the TTY consoles?
[17:47] <kurthy> hi
[17:47] <tntc> eurythmia: didn't work. I got no sound at all, and it only detected an OSS device.  I'm gonna stick with the realtek drivers.
[17:47] <space_cadet> namd3r, just like virtualbox
[17:47] <ichat> - namd3r  -  yes, - you also at leas need  the  WAIK stuf from  MS -  not quite funny to work with
[17:47] <Titan8990> ulysses, framebuffer
[17:47] <Titan8990> !framebuffer
[17:47] <churl> Titan8990: i tried to send in some of my data to try and help with the bug, but had a few issues figuring out how to upload my error file and to who
[17:47] <new2linx> ubottu, do you know why they changed the ctrl-alt-dele?
[17:48] <ewsubach> how do i tell what value a key generates on the keyboard?
[17:48] <Titan8990> churl, its more likely a configuration issue
[17:48] <space_cadet> new2linx, you mean ctrl alt backspace?
[17:48] <new2linx> space_cadet, yes, sorry
[17:48] <ulysses> Titan8990: Im a complete noob at all this. Can I know how to do it?
[17:48] <Titan8990> new2linx, its the current trend amogst all distros
[17:48] <new2linx> Titan8990, oh?
[17:49] <Titan8990> ulysses, I have say... framebuffer consoles is not a trivial task
[17:49] <Titan8990> !framebuffer | ulysses
[17:49] <space_cadet> new2linx, it's so when n00bs go mashing keys, because they don't understand how superior linux is to windows, they don't bring their pc down
[17:49] <n0gear> how do i force resolutions for my 2 monitors. they're different size and it gets all screwed up when i plug in the 2nd one
[17:49] <namd3r> ichat, haha dang.  I might as well just go buy a DVD to burn it to.  That's the only reason I want to do it with the USB stick - not wanting to go outside...
[17:49] <Titan8990> new2linx, from what I have seen, yes. starting with opensolaris a but over a year ago
[17:49] <ulysses> Thank guys...will try
[17:49] <ichat> namd3r:  -   but installin  windows on a usb drive,  is more of a windows only hacky-like thing,  - you should be able to find info on the the net  (msfn.com - has a good refecens forum about these things ) ....   -  and  i shouldn't be addressing it here  i think
[17:49] <pilo> hoal
[17:50] <pilo> hola
[17:50] <eurythmia> tntc, sorry it didn't work, thanks for sharing your experience though :)
[17:50] <space_cadet> namd3r, there is a post about it
[17:50] <pilo> quien esta ahi
[17:50] <churl> Titan8990: well, can i roll back to intrepid? im ready to do about anything to get my system working well again
[17:50] <space_cadet> namd3r, i'll pm it to you
[17:50] <new2linx> Titan8990, is there any chance. i am trying to rename a bunch of movies from movie cd1.avi & movie cd2.avi so that they are movie.1.avi & movie2.avi
[17:50] <kurthy> i would like to ask that have anyone exprerience with ati mobility firegl v5250 on ubuntu?
[17:50] <pilo> spanis
[17:50] <Titan8990> churl, your using an alpha release?
[17:50] <pilo> hello
[17:50] <pilo> byebe
[17:50] <pilo> ajjajajajjaja
[17:50] <ewsubach> please anyone, how do i tell what value a key generates on the keyboard?
[17:50] <kurthy> i would line to by lenovo t500,but it is with this ati graphic card
[17:51] <pilo> hello
[17:51] <Titan8990> new2linx, ? wern't we talking about ctrl+alt+backspace?
[17:51] <pilo> hola
[17:51] <pilo> soy brihan
[17:51] <spaztik1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap
[17:51] <space_cadet> namd3r, it's a hack and slash method that involves extracting and repacking the installation image
[17:51] <spaztik1> Titan8990 new2linx - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap
[17:51] <Titan8990> new2linx, anyways, thats likely a job for sed, see #bash
[17:51] <new2linx> Titan8990, yes. I am changing the subject.
[17:51] <tntc> eurythmia: hehe. always happy to help
[17:51] <kurthy> can anyone help me?
[17:52] <DexterF> sipior: what's preferable on setting usb mount options, udev or HAL?
[17:52] <vint_> есть кто?
[17:52] <eurythmia> me too :)
[17:52] <space_cadet> !ru
[17:52] <new2linx> Titan8990, i  have to learn bash and sed? you're not familiar with a command that would do what I'd like?
[17:52] <Ffunk74> vint_, иди на ubuntu-ru :-)
[17:52] <Wesselaar> ewsubach: is this something ? http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO.html#ss5.2
[17:52] <elad`> Say I have a string that's a line of integers separated by spaces. How do I get that into a tuple of integers?
[17:52] <namd3r> space_cadet, thanks for the link, I'll see if I can muddle through it...
[17:52] <Titan8990> DexterF, udev doesn't mount filesystems
[17:53] <sipior> DexterF: i believe hal is used currently, but i've heard rumours that a move to udev will occur at some point.
[17:53] <vint_> ok
[17:53] <elad`> map(int, some_way_to_break_down_the_string), I imagine?
[17:53] <sipior> Titan8990: it can.
[17:53] <space_cadet> namd3r, be aware, that page is a bit old...
[17:53] <elad`> Oops
[17:53] <Titan8990> DexterF, udev only assigns its device name
[17:53] <elad`> Wrong channel.
[17:53] <DexterF> elad`: in bash? eval, I'd say. #bash and #perl are probably the domains you want to roam
[17:53] <elad`> DexterF, Python. Wrong channel. Sorry.
[17:53] <ewsubach> Wesselaar: i found that page when i googled. no, i just want to find what my map is or whatever. i'm converting joystick input to keyboard key codes
[17:53] <Titan8990> new2linx, no, that fairly advanced
[17:54] <Titan8990> new2linx, likely requires some regular expression
[17:54] <Titan8990> new2linx, I could write a small script in python if it were me doing it
[17:54] <Wesselaar> ewsubach: didnt know that you googled allready :-)
[17:54] <space_cadet> new2linx, go by a book on sed...  then you will know how that command can do what you want it to, with the right knowledge
[17:54] <ewsubach> Wesselaar: that's okay. i only come on irc if google can't help me. now it seems nobody here can :(
[17:55] <zleap> ewsubach, whats the issue
[17:55] <new2linx> Titan8990, ok, hoping to get the easy way out. i'll goggle away I suppose and or read bash and sed.
[17:55] <churl> Titan8990: i can't find "alpha" anywhere next to  "9.04 jaunty" info
[17:55] <space_cadet> new2linx, google      man sed
[17:55] <space_cadet> or just run man sed
[17:55] <new2linx> space_cadet, ok. i just figured coming here someone would know how to do this.
[17:55] <scalar> hi all
[17:55] <churl> hi there!
[17:55] <ewsubach> zleap: i want to know what key codes my keyboard generates, what the mapping is. the values in /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h don't seem to be working
[17:56]  * regeya scrolls back, is somehow missing new2linx's question...
[17:56] <zleap> ok
[17:56] <Titan8990> churl, sorry, got my names mixed up
[17:56] <zleap> i am sure there are programs out there that will tell you that
[17:56] <space_cadet> it's a bit complicated considering you would have to either custom a script to go digging or just run sed with some regular expressions...
[17:56] <Titan8990> churl, there is no downgrade path, clean installs are recommended both ways
[17:56] <new2linx> Regel,  i am trying to rename a bunch of movies from movie cd1.avi & movie cd2.avi so that they are movie.1.avi & movie2.avi
[17:56] <regeya> not sure why someone would go to a bash channel to ask an offtopic sed question, though...
[17:57] <space_cadet> new2linx, maybe you could try in #sed    if it exists
[17:57] <Titan8990> it does
[17:57] <regeya> oh...well, new2linx, there's this handy utility named rename that ships with perl
[17:57] <space_cadet> of course it does, what was I thinking.... :)
[17:58] <ewsubach> zleap: i wouldn't be here asking if i had found those programs
[17:58] <Titan8990> regeya, ships with perl? isn't it a part or core-utils?
[17:58] <regeya> rename s/\ cd/\./ *.avi
[17:58] <CoreyTaylor> now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!now then CUNTS!!!!
[17:58] <CoreyTaylor> now then CUNTS!!!!
[17:58] <CoreyTaylor> now then CUNTS!!!!
[17:58] <CoreyTaylor> now then CUNTS!!!!
[17:58] <FloodBot1> CoreyTaylor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:58] <Titan8990> !op | CoreyTaylor
[17:58] <regeya> Titan8990: could be, but I'm pretty sure it's perl
[17:58] <ahz> What puts files in ~/.local/share/Trash/expunged ?
[17:58] <CoreyTaylor> now then CUNTS!!!!
[17:58] <Titan8990> regeya, pretty sure all the core-utils are written in C
[17:58] <churl> Titan8990: thanks for helping me and everyone else here!  youre awesome!
[17:59] <Titan8990> churl, np, good luck
[17:59] <space_cadet> wow
[17:59] <daishadar> how do i get a similar context menu for gvim in ubuntu as in windows?  windows had a nice context menu where you could right click and diff files, open in exiting gvim editors, etc.
[17:59] <layer> anyone with slapd installed...could you please send me your copy of misc.schema?  i deleted mine on accident ;)
[17:59] <zleap> i can write a program in speccy basic to do that
[17:59] <zleap> which is not of much use really eh
[17:59] <leandrojcaetano> hiiii.. i'm back!
[18:00] <ubuntu_> cüssss
[18:00] <zleap> ewsubach, I have something
[18:01] <Titan8990> regeya, confirmed, rename is part of coreutils: http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/fedora/devel/ppc/coreutils-7.2-1.fc11.ppc.html
[18:01] <zleap> have sent to an im windo
[18:01] <zleap> or pm window what ever they are called on irc
[18:01] <ewsubach> zleap: hold on, may have found something
[18:01] <space_cadet> i call em spam tabs
[18:01] <zleap> ok
[18:02] <space_cadet> lol
[18:02] <regeya> Titan8990: does this matter so much that we have to go offtopic about it?  OK, weird, admittedly the linux box here is a debian box and not ubuntu, but a dpkg -S /usr/bin/rename finds nothing.
[18:03] <space_cadet> O_o
[18:04] <zleap> i was just sending the url of a possible solution to the im window
[18:04] <Titan8990> regeya, i think dpkg -S wants a package name and apt-file uses a directory path, could be wrong though
[18:04] <space_cadet> lol    regeya Usage: rename [-v] [-n] [-f] perlexpr [filenames]
[18:04] <space_cadet> regeya, /usr/bin/rename
[18:04] <space_cadet> una
[18:04] <space_cadet> er
[18:04] <space_cadet> Linux 2.6.28-11-generic [i686/800.50MHz/SMP]
[18:05] <regeya> the rename on that box, however, is written in perl; original version by larry wall.  maybe that's where my confusion lies.  that sure mattered!
[18:06] <regeya> space_cadet: thanks, but I'm the one who brought up rename as a *solution* :-> then had Titan8990 give me a lecture about what package it belongs to because I assumed it was a perl app...because my peabrain remembered that it used to be :-}
[18:06] <dakarn> using a usb dongle that connects via 3g for PPPo connection, can i query the connection strength?

[18:06] <Titan8990> space_cadet, yeah, he was trying to determine which package in came out of, not its location
[18:07] <space_cadet> from the perl source.
[18:07] <dajhorn> dakarn: Generally, no.  When I've wanted to do this, I've had to search for chipset-specific utilities.
[18:08] <dakarn> dajhorn: so most likely limited to proprietary software from manufacturer?
[18:08] <regeya> Titan8990: actually I mentioned it as an aside when giving a hint, after the poor slob got sent to a bash channel to get sed help
[18:08] <regeya> ah, to be surrounded by experts in not giving answers...'tis bliss.
[18:09] <dajhorn> dakarn: Yup.  Not even Mac OS X shows it to you for some supported cards.
[18:09] <space_cadet> lol   he still hasn't shown up in #sed either
[18:09] <Titan8990> regeya, I didn't know so I directed him towards people who did
[18:09] <dajhorn> dakarn: And that's my Ubuntu currency metric.  :)
[18:10] <gabeodess> http://pastie.org/517744 can anyone help me with this?
[18:11] <dajhorn> gabeodess: Install the build-essential package and try again.
[18:11] <Guest61669> hey, quick question
[18:11] <gabeodess> thanks dajhorn
[18:11] <Guest61669> how do i start vm workstation as root?
[18:12] <space_cadet> is there any way i can change ctrl+alt+l to superkey+l ??
[18:12] <Titan8990> Guest61669, shouldn't need to
[18:12] <space_cadet> ever
[18:12] <Guest61669> i know gksudo is a graphical command, but how do i start vmworkstation in terminal
[18:13] <baba_b00ie> sudo followed by the vmware command
[18:13] <space_cadet> never ever ever would you ever need or want to give windows that much power
[18:13] <Guest61669> Titan8990...i wanted to change the memory
[18:13] <dakarn> dajhorn: as i'm sure there is a way -- the internet is littered with ancient texts that are no longer relevant to existing kernel support
[18:13] <slayton> is there a way to specify which g++ version to use?  is it a configure flag an environment variable?
[18:14] <dajhorn> slayton:  CXX=gcc-fooversion make
[18:15] <henkboom> I can't seem to get hibernation working with a swap file, should I just repartition?
[18:15] <dajhorn> slayton: eg:  export CXX=gcc-4.3 ; ./configure ; # etc
[18:15] <Titan8990> Guest61669, gksu vmplayer
[18:15] <slayton> dajhorn, ok thanks that is exactly what I needed
[18:15] <Titan8990> Guest61669, or just type 'v' and hit tab a few times
[18:16] <CrocoJet> Hi for all !
[18:16] <dajhorn> slayton:   I mixmatched in the example.  Ensure that you use `g++` or `gcc` in the right places.
[18:17] <CrocoJet> Executing command "sudo aptitude purge openmovieeditor" will show: The following packages will be REMOVED:
[18:17] <CrocoJet>   libfltk1.1{u} libgavl1{u} libmpeg3-1{u} openmovieeditor{p}. What is the meaning "{u}" ?
[18:18] <pilo> hello
[18:18] <CrocoJet> I think "{p}" is purge, right?
[18:18] <Guest61669> Titan8990...i am unable to take a snapshot because i have insufficient space
[18:18] <dajhorn> henkboom: Do you mean "swap file" or "swap partition"?
[18:18] <henkboom> dajhorn: swap file
[18:18] <Guest61669> Titan8990.....how do i free more RAM without logging in as root?
[18:19] <pilo> hewllo
[18:19] <spencer> hello
[18:19] <space_cadet> wow
[18:19] <pilo> hoal
[18:20] <space_cadet> did you know that ctrl L clears xchat's cache
[18:20] <Titan8990> Guest61669, close applications?
[18:20] <space_cadet> for the selected channel?
[18:20] <dajhorn> henkboom: The hibernation doohickey in Ubuntu, swsusp, is incompatible with swap files.  It must be a swap partition.
[18:20] <Titan8990> Guest61669, enable a swap partition?
[18:20] <henkboom> dajhorn: ah, ok
[18:20] <henkboom> dajhorn: so repartition =)
[18:20] <ThorB> Hey Hey Hey!
[18:21] <thomc> Does the /tmp directory get periodically cleared in ubuntu?
[18:21] <erUSUL> thomc: yep
[18:21] <henkboom> dajhorn: I have / and /home managed in LVM, so I'll need to pull 3GB from one to use for swap, what's the easiest way to handle that repartitioning?
[18:21] <ThorB> hi
[18:21] <Guest61669> Titan8990....WOW....got it....could change the RAM without root
[18:21] <Guest61669> thanks for making me look
[18:21] <dsdeiz> oh mehn, i tried to add a script in /etc/X11/Xsession so that the script is executed everytime x starts
[18:22] <thomc> erUSUL: how often?
[18:22] <dsdeiz> what am i doing wrong? :(
[18:22] <ichat> anyone got some info about ubuntu netbook remix -  on  none netbock hardware
[18:22] <ashmew2> cyborg , i PM'ed you
[18:22] <cyborg> hey hii
[18:22] <ashmew2> check your PM
[18:22] <dajhorn> henkboom: I dunno.  I've only ever used the cli to manipulate LVM things.
[18:22] <ashmew2> <[18:22] <ashmew2> there should be written ashmew2 in red , cyborg
[18:22] <Guest61669> ok...so mz home directorz only has 118mb free....is this physical or virutal?
[18:22] <erUSUL> thomc: each reboot?
[18:23] <thomc> erUSUL: ok, thanks.
[18:23] <Jay> ok hey all!
[18:23] <Titan8990> henkboom, http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/reducelv.html
[18:23] <dajhorn> henkboom: I'll wager you an oatmeal cookie that the swap partition must be a real primary partition.
[18:23] <Aleksaa> hiiiiii
[18:23] <Jay> uhm,
[18:23] <dsdeiz> anyone?
[18:23] <Aleksaa> help me pls
[18:23] <cyborg> ashmew2 : how have u been
[18:23] <Aleksaa> i have laptop vr602
[18:23] <Aleksaa> how to install
[18:23] <Aleksaa> grafic card
[18:23] <ashmew2> cyborg : join #offtopic by using /join #offtopic
[18:24] <erUSUL> dajhorn: it can be a logical partition or even a file
[18:24] <Guest2219> aleksaa why do
[18:24] <Guest2219> aleksaa you type
[18:24] <Guest2219> aleksaa like this ?
[18:24] <erUSUL> dajhorn: any linux block device for that matter or a file
[18:24] <dajhorn> erUSUL: Nope. Details here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[18:24] <Aleksaa> pls help me how to instal grafic card driver for model VR602-MS
[18:24] <dajhorn> erUSUL: "The hibernation implementation currently used in Ubuntu, swsusp, needs a swap or suspend partition. It cannot use a swap file on an active file system. "
[18:25] <Guest61669> Titan8990.....i have it now...the partition for root is too small.
[18:25] <dsdeiz> hi again dajhorn, i'm still having trouble running programs when x starts :(
[18:25] <Guest61669> how do i expand the home partition
[18:25] <ashmew2> /whois
[18:25] <erUSUL> dajhorn: that's a swapsusp limitation not a swap limitation
[18:25] <Aleksaa> pls help me private message
[18:25] <Titan8990> Guest61669, gparted from the liveCD
[18:25] <SiDi> Hey, does anyone remember the name of that italian constructor selling cheap linux machines ?
[18:25] <dajhorn> erUSUL: The context is making hibernation to swap work correctly.
[18:25] <Guest61669> i was thinking that i had not allocated enough RAM for VM
[18:26] <Guest61669> but the error msg was that my /home/me folder was not enough space to save the snapshot
[18:26] <space_cadet> so what's up with the superkey not being able to be a hotkey for lock screen?
[18:26] <erUSUL> dajhorn: ok; fair enough... we agree it can be any permanent block device (including logical partitions) but not a file. ;P
[18:27] <DexterF> I need a gui for pon/poff for a supern00b - suggestions?
[18:27] <henkboom> thanks Titan8990
[18:27] <Titan8990> henkboom, np
[18:27] <Titan8990> henkboom, what would lvm be without easy resize :)
[18:27] <space_cadet> is there a workaround so i can use superkey + L to lock my screen?
[18:28] <henkboom> fdisk tells me how big my partitions are in cylinders, but to use lvreduce I need blocks =/
[18:28] <henkboom> oh, wait
[18:28] <space_cadet> math?
[18:28] <henkboom> no it gives me blocks as well =p
[18:28] <realsifo> helo
[18:29] <dajhorn> henkboom: If this is your first LVM resize, then you should make a backup.
[18:29] <Guest61669> gparted should work no?
[18:29] <henkboom> dajhorn: true, I have a backup as of two days ago (when I installed ubuntu) but I should probably update it first
[18:29] <slayton> what is the difference between /usr/bin and /usr/sbin
[18:30] <realsifo> i update my ubuntu generic kernel but my usb modem not recognize anymore. how to fix it?
[18:30] <Link--> I've compiled 2.6.30 according to this - http://is.gd/16t0a (using old fashioned Debian way)  but the installation failed and I had to manually configure the kernel, now whenever I apt-get something it keeps apt-get'ting the kernel and fails to install it. How do I fix/remove it ?
[18:30] <dajhorn> slayton:  sbin is for administrative things that the root user would usually run.  Everything else goes into bin.
[18:30] <space_cadet> realsifo, how did you install the required packages for the modem to work in the first place?
[18:31] <slayton> thanks dajhorn
[18:31] <Link--> Anyone ? Please ? :/
[18:31] <dajhorn> slayton: Rather, regular unprivileged users don't need things in sbin.  Np.
[18:31] <space_cadet> realsifo, because you probably need to recompile the kernel modules, i just found out the same thing applies for nvidia drivers, and any other kernel modules
[18:31] <realsifo> i used to edit kernel in boot loader
[18:31] <w0jrl> hello all
[18:31] <BryanC> how do i see what programs i can uninstall only using the command line?
[18:32] <realsifo> usbserial.vendor and usbserial.product
[18:32] <BryanC> i screwed up my sisplay drivers but can still ssh in.
[18:32] <slayton> dajhorn, i'm compiling some software that puts things in /usr/sbin and i'm not sure why
[18:32] <Cookiechef> hi all
[18:32] <dajhorn> BryanC: dpkg --get-selections will give you a list of every installed package.
[18:32] <Cookiechef> how can i run an Application in the console ?
[18:32] <Cookiechef> do i need to type : run firefox ?
[18:32] <space_cadet> BryanC, alternatively, you could prolly use ctrl+alt+F1 on the machine and login
[18:32] <BryanC> dajhorn: thx
[18:33] <Cookiechef> what is the command
[18:33] <space_cadet> BryanC, but it will be text mode only
[18:33] <dakarn> Cookiechef: just thype 'firefox'
[18:33] <odder> is there any way to change a key's character?
[18:33] <space_cadet> BryanC, but that way you can undo what you did (if you made a backup)
[18:33] <Cookiechef> k
[18:33] <dajhorn> slayton: What are you compiling?
[18:33] <slayton> sourceryvsipl
[18:33] <slayton> +=
[18:33] <slayton> ++
[18:34] <lfaraone> How do I simulate a keypress event in X? (I want my computer to send the active window say... "f1" every x seconds)
[18:34] <space_cadet> wow... open firefox and hit f1 three times
[18:34] <realsifo> how to load my usb serial modem?
[18:34] <Link--> I've compiled 2.6.30 according to this - http://is.gd/16t0a (using old fashioned Debian way)  but the installation failed and I had to manually configure the kernel, now whenever I apt-get something it keeps apt-get'ting the kernel and fails to install it. How do I fix/remove it ?
[18:35] <Pici> !pin | Link-- (This may help)
[18:35] <twisted> hey guys i have a problem with my  AR242x 802.11abg i installed madwifi-hal-<IP_ADDRESS>.
[18:35] <langerhein> hi all
[18:35] <space_cadet> twisted, what's your kernel?
[18:36] <Link--> ubottu: thanks, looking at it right now
[18:36] <space_cadet> twisted, cuz the latest *should* have the drivers, AFAIK
[18:36] <realsifo> modprobe usbserial doest work in ubuntu kernel <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:36] <twisted> 2.6.24-23-generic
[18:36] <Hib0rg> ed
[18:36] <Hib0rg> ed
[18:36] <Hib0rg> ed
[18:36] <Hib0rg> ed
[18:36] <Hib0rg> ed
[18:36] <FloodBot1> Hib0rg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:36] <BryanC> dajhorn: the list is too long to let me see the beginning of it. is there a way to make it pause after easch page full or  something?
[18:37] <twisted> space_cadet im using 8.04
[18:37] <BryanC> i need to see something that is at the top of it.
[18:37] <space_cadet> twisted, up to 9.04 and it should work     try out the live cd first
[18:37] <FloodBot1> Hib0rg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:37] <odder> BryanC: try head -n number_of_lines
[18:37] <odder> BryanC: eg. head -n 10
[18:38] <twisted> i tried space cadet but it wont run on my laptop anyway i could use the driver from the latest on 8.04 or fix the problem now?
[18:38] <space_cadet> which is default, so it's redundant  (head -10
[18:38] <BryanC> odder: will do
[18:38] <odder> space_cadet: who-hoo, didn't read the head man page for a while, forgot
[18:38] <twisted> space_cadet i also built the madwifi against my kernel
[18:38] <space_cadet> i had something work hold on   Twisted
[18:39] <twisted> thanks
[18:39] <Mattlee> hi
[18:39] <w0jrl> hi
[18:40] <churl> Titan8990: should i have any screen resolutions automatically in my xorg.conf flie?
[18:40] <picca> anyone here got a bubba server
[18:41] <Link--> ubottu: Either it doesn't seem to work or I don't find the correct kernel packages, any hints ?
[18:41] <Aleksaa> people pls help me i have model vr602-msi
[18:41] <Aleksaa> how
[18:41] <Aleksaa> to instal
[18:41] <Aleksaa> grafic card
[18:41] <FloodBot1> Aleksaa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:41] <Aleksaa> driver
[18:41] <Link--> Pici: Either it doesn't seem to work or I don't find the correct kernel packages, any hints ?
[18:42] <BryanC> okay, i guess i dotn understand how to use the command properly.
[18:42] <BryanC> I just want to see a list of programs that i can uninstall but i need to see it a page at a time.
[18:42] <spike> hi, I have two screens and applications are always opening on the first one
[18:43] <BryanC> im new (like it doesnt show)
[18:43] <spike> how do I set it so they open where the cursor is?
[18:43] <erUSUL> BryanC: use a pager like less
[18:43] <MrKeuner> hi all, where does totem subtitle downloader cache the subtitles?
[18:43] <Pici> Link--: I wonder if removing the linux-image package would help... Its the package that normally depends on the 'latest' kernel image in the repos.
[18:43] <bsl> is there a proc section for temperature?
[18:44] <anachronik_> trolhas
[18:44] <Link--> Pici: I'll try:)
[18:45] <dakarn> aleksaa: what video card does your laptop have?
[18:45] <spike> anybody?
[18:45] <n0gear> www.google.com [testing a script in irssi]
[18:45] <NIK123> I finally (after giving up on a Python problem that prevented a normal upgrade) upgraded from 6.06 LTS (Dapper) to 8.04 LTS (Hardy) using the alternate CD (loop mount of iso, worked fine), but now my second core (Dell Latitude D820 with Core Duo) is not recognised anymore, and during boot the screen is just black until the login field appears, so no clues there. Sound familiar to anyone, or am I or is my laptop doomed to have at least one completely weird
[18:46] <MrKeuner> bsl, /proc/acpi/thermal_zone
[18:46] <bsl> MrKeuner: thanks
[18:46] <Link--> Pici: It didn't find it, but I just got an idea - I'll remove the kernel 'tself (the name). It *seems* to work. We'll see.
[18:46] <Flannel> NIK123: Are you using -386 or -generic?
[18:46] <Crewsr3__> what is the best way to clone a smaller drive to a large drive bit for bit?
[18:46] <dsdeiz> huhu, all i want to do is set a background image when x starts..  i tried creating a file ~/.xsession, ~/.xinitrc.. tried modifying the file /etc/X11/Xsession but still no luck :(
[18:46] <Pici> n0gear: Probably best to test in someplace like ##test, as #ubuntu is already pretty busy
[18:47] <NIK123> Flannel: I tried to have generic, I'll post a list of packages I think are relevant
[18:47] <MrKeuner> bsl, no problem. not sure if that is the only way to see it though
[18:48] <dsdeiz> so anyone could help me out?
[18:48] <dsdeiz> is there like predefined xsessions?
[18:48] <nellmathew> anyone here using gnome-do with jaunty?.. "locate" isn't locating certain files, does this have anything to do with tracker being removed from jaunty?
[18:48] <sushui> my pidgin can't connect yahoo IM...
[18:48] <dsdeiz> sushui: try #pidgin it's in their topic
[18:49] <daevid226> hi
[18:49] <sushui> dsdeiz, ok....thx
[18:49] <Link--> Pici: Wooo! It *worked* ! :D
[18:49] <MellowDude> hi all sup
[18:49] <FloridaGuy> doing the usb startup disk creator....is that copying my system to the usb stick
[18:50] <space_cadet> twisted, allright... here u go   http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/199451/
[18:50] <dsdeiz> is there like some sort of predefined xsessions?
[18:50] <usr13> FloridaGuy: What is your question?
[18:50] <space_cadet> twisted  alternatively   you could use this... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1112464
[18:51] <churl> i changed my screen resolution, and now totem doesn't work!
[18:51] <dsdeiz> is /usr/share/xsessions/gnome.desktop an xsession file?
[18:51] <MellowDude> i have a sypstem that has 1 gig ram and a nvidia 6150 se nForce 430 chip set will ubuntu work good on it
[18:51] <FloridaGuy> usr13, im doing the usb startup disk creator....i was wondering if that is copying my system to the usb stick
[18:51] <MrKeuner> sushui, I think there is a problem with telepathy yahoo plugins
[18:52] <Crewsr3> what is the best way to clone a smaller drive to a large drive bit for bit?
[18:52] <dsdeiz> anyone?? :(
[18:52] <usr13> FloridaGuy: I don't know the answer, but someone else probably does, (but it was unclear because there was no "?" at the end of your text).
[18:52] <dakarn> mellowdude: yea
[18:53] <pichaya> - -"
[18:53] <misha_> is there documentation for the bt manager in jaunty - i want to do ics over it ?
[18:53] <slayton> Crewsr3, dd
[18:53] <FloridaGuy> usr13, ok...srry
[18:53] <velcroshooz> Crewsr3:  clonezilla is nice i hear
[18:53] <sushui> MrKeuner, ok....
[18:53] <Lartza_away> How do I get fancy ursl for apache in ubuntu and in general?
[18:54] <Lartza_away> *urls
[18:54] <rom1v> hi
[18:54] <NIK123> Flannel: linux-386, linux-686 (tried that, even though it's just an upgrade dummy), not linux (which says "Generic complete Linux kernel") but I do have linux-generic ("Complete Generic Linux kernel", sounds almost the same, doesn't it?), some linux-headers-... for VirtualBox, linux-image-{386,686,generic}, does that tell you anything (I haven't listed everything with linux here, though), should I remove some, or have linux anyway?
[18:54] <rom1v> is there a way to allow drag & drop from digikam (kde) to nautilus (gnome)?
[18:55] <Crewsr3> slaytanic, can I run dd from a live ubuntu cd?
[18:55] <misha_> hi, anyone familiar with bluetooth tethering?
[18:55] <churl> help :) i changed my resolution and now totem doesn't work anymore.  xorg goes up to 65% and higher if i run a game or something with some graphics now too. any ideas?
[18:56] <n0gear> Crewsr3: ultimatebootdisk had couple of tools to copy HDD as well
[18:57] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, and which kernel are you actully using?  uname -a?
[18:57] <lizard_ibiza> best HDD copier is clonzilla by miles!!!!
[18:57] <velcroshooz> Crewsr3: clonezilla comes in a bootable cd as well
[18:57] <n0gear> Crewsr3: havent tried it yet, but somebody here recommended it and it has loads of other features as well
[18:57] <new2linx> anyone. i really need help understand perl rename. i am trying to rename a bunch of movies that are movie1 cd1.avi movie1 cd2.avi so that they are movie1.1.avi and movie1.2.avi. i have found rename.pl 's/\.orig$//' *.orig but i am not sure how to modify it for what I want.
[18:57] <Guest2219> SIM FREE TOOLS http://bit.ly/TRKVk THANKS TO THE DEV TEAM
[18:57] <lizard_ibiza> right/... anyone know why vanilla firefox on jaunty keeps crashing every few minutes???
[18:57] <n0gear> Crewsr3: ultimatebootcd.com
[18:57] <Guest2219> iPhone 3G official jailbroken and Sim free!
[18:58] <lizard_ibiza> new2linx: try the perl chan
[18:58] <Lartza_away> Flannel what did he do wrong? o.O
[18:58] <Flannel> new2linx: rename applies the regular expression to the files
[18:58] <Lartza_away> Offtopic?
[18:58] <Flannel> Lartza_away: Spam?
[18:58] <spike> so anybody knows about gnome and dual screen?
[18:59] <Lartza_away> Well yea but wasn't that a bit harsh?
[18:59] <dsdeiz> where can i find the so called predefined xsessions found here? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CustomXSession
[18:59] <churl> spike: i know i tried to do it and it messed my something for me
[18:59] <Lartza_away> Oh I didn't see his first message
[18:59] <Crewsr3> velcroshooz, n0gear thanks, I will check it out
[18:59] <churl> spike: now i cant run totem
[18:59] <lizard_ibiza> firefox keeps crashing on a fresh install.  any ideas??
[18:59] <ragarth> Hello, I have a lexmark x2600 printer installed on ubuntu 8.10 using the inkjet-08-driver-1.0-1 drivers. Openoffice seems to work just fine, but all other applications fail to print. I haven't been able to find much on google about x2600's and linux, and I don't know much about troubleshooting printers and linux. Any advice or suggestions?
[18:59] <new2linx> Flannel, so i won't be able to use perl rename to do what I want?
[19:00] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: Have you done updates on this new install?
[19:00] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: yes
[19:00] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: Is it crashing on a particular URL?
[19:00] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: Is it crashing on a particular type of site?
[19:01] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: no.   randomly drops out
[19:01] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: even if left alone
[19:01] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: Run firefox from terminal window and watch for error messages or warnings when / if it crashes
[19:01] <exabyte> Hallo ich versuch grad WPA zum laufen zu grigen hab bis jetzt mit wpa_supplicant herumprobiert  mein problem ist es das ich keine verbindung aufabuen kann hat irgend jemand eine Idee ??
[19:01] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: just what I'm doing thins minute
[19:02] <hatter243> !de | exabyte
[19:02]  * lizard_ibiza is round a mates house and it isn't his computer!
[19:02] <dsdeiz> where can i find the so called predefined xsessions found here? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CustomXSession
[19:02] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: interesting... "Segmentation fault"
[19:03] <NIK123> Flannel: uname -a says 2.6.24-24-386, so should I/can I safely uninstall the packages with -386 in them? I guess the boot process doesn't know generic is better, but then I only have a black screen at boot time
[19:03] <usr13> dsdeiz: The xsession program is a session manager.  It is normally executed by your
[19:03] <Flannel> NIK123: first you should choose generic, yeah.  Then you can remove the -386 ones, you'll want to get to the GRUB menu and select generic (escape right after the POST screen will let you see it, *or* you can go edit menu.lst and tell it to stop hiding the menu by default)
[19:04] <usr13> dsdeiz: The xsession program is a session manager.  It is normally executed by your ~/.xinitrc (or ~/.xsession) script and controls your X Window session.~/.xinitrc (or ~/.xsession) script and controls your X Window session.~/.xinitrc (or ~/.xsession) script and controls your X Window session.
[19:04] <NIK123> Flannel: I was completing my list, might as well paste it now: linux-{386,686,generic}, linux-headers-2.6.24-24{,-386,-generic}, linux-headers-{386,686,generic}, linux-image-2.6.24-24-{386,generic}, linux-image-{386,686,generic}, linux-libc-dev, linux-restricted-modules-..., linux-sound-base, linux-ubuntu-modules-...
[19:04] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: any ideas?
[19:04] <ubuntu> #ubuntu-de
[19:04] <dsdeiz> usr13: doesn't work, i already tried ~/.xsession and ~/.xinitrc
[19:04] <benc> is it possible to develop iphone apps on ubuntu?
[19:05] <dsdeiz> i simply put in xsetroot -solid midnightblue
[19:05] <F0XDIE> Anyone now anything about setting up a blowfish encrypted hdd?
[19:05] <ragarth> Where can I go to get help resolving a printer issue? Openoffice works fine, all other apps fail.
[19:05] <usr13> dsdeiz: http://ftp.x.org/contrib/applications/xsession-1.1.README
[19:06] <NIK123> Flannel: Thanks, going offline to try the escape thing, will report back
[19:07] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: You might find http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=23433 helpful.
[19:07] <CybeRebel> hello All :) how can i compress .avi files on ubuntu?
[19:07] <usr13> ragarth: You probably just need to set it as default.
[19:07] <slayton> I have a file tree that I'd like to boil down to a text file.. is there anyway to use ls to list only directories and subdirectories?
[19:08] <slayton> but no files
[19:08] <usr13> CybeRebel: gzip bzip zip or....??
[19:08] <ragarth> usr13, I manually select it before printing. How can I set it as default?
[19:08] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: cheers
[19:08] <CybeRebel> sorry i mean for uploading to utube
[19:08] <new2linx> slaytanic, ls -d
[19:08] <usr13> ragarth: http://localhost:631/
[19:09] <new2linx> slaytanic, all i did was man ls. and it was right there in the man pages. isn't that right?
[19:09] <zet_> How i cant use webmoney on ubuntu???
[19:09] <usr13> CybeRebel: Oh, sorry, I don't know about youtube.
[19:09] <Lartza_> HOw can I see enabled apachemods?
[19:09] <Lartza_> I need to know if mod_rewrite is enabled
[19:09] <Goioo> hello
[19:09] <CybeRebel> ok thank you anyway :)
[19:09] <lstarnes> zet_: have you tried to use it?
[19:09] <Tann> Lartza_: I can help you
[19:10] <Lartza_> Tann: I would appreciate that
[19:10] <zet_> i cant use
[19:10] <chetnick> Lartza_: Not expert but that should be in httpd.conf, or apache.conf
[19:10] <zet_> dont work
[19:10] <Goioo> I finally got this ubuntu working, thanks to mezquitale.  8.10 works great.
[19:10] <lstarnes> zet_: what happens when you try to use it?
[19:10] <tannersummers> when I boot up my ubuntu i dont get a splahs screen or a bar loading up, instead tons of text, how can i get my splash back?
[19:10] <zet_> webmoney not have version for ubuntu
[19:11] <Goioo> now I'm trying to master the remote access stuff
[19:11] <lstarnes> zet_: is it browser based, or is it s separate program?
[19:11] <Tann> Lartza_: sudo cp /etc/apache2/mods-available/rewrite.load /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/rewrite.load
[19:11] <zet_> in browser cant login
[19:12] <Lartza_> Tann: NO I want to know is it loaded
[19:12] <lstarnes> zet_: what happens when you try to log in?
[19:12] <zet_> sertifikate eror
[19:12] <CybeRebel> any one know how i can compress .avi files for uploading to utube?
[19:12] <lizard_ibiza> usr13: do you happen to know where mozplugger resides? locate doesn't work as the files have not been indexed yet
[19:12] <CybeRebel> on ubuntu!
[19:13] <tannersummers> when I boot up my ubuntu i dont get a splahs screen or a bar loading up, instead tons of text, how can i get my splash back?
[19:13] <Tann> Lartza_: oh, if rewrite.load is in the /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ directory, then it is loaded
[19:13] <jean-francais> Hi guys
[19:13] <lstarnes> zet_: what is the certificate error?
[19:13] <vaul> Hello, people, who can advice some scanning software, except xsane?
[19:13] <jean-francais> I have a probleme with 20:09 < jean-francais> le log http://pastebin.com/m225a7cfe
[19:13] <jean-francais> i'm sorry*
[19:13] <jean-francais> I have a problem with Vodafone for Ubuntu
[19:13] <weternal> hey I'm writing a disc image in ubuntu 8.10 and I'm getting a confusing dialog box
[19:13] <zet_> 1 sekond
[19:13] <jean-francais> can someone help me ?
[19:13] <zet_> i show
[19:14] <dsdeiz> hmm, maybe xsession/xinitrc isn't what I wanted.. what i wanted is to execute a program after fluxbox is executed
[19:14] <dsdeiz> any ideas??
[19:14] <dsdeiz> :)
[19:14] <weternal> it's asking me if I want to create from image or create with file, and I want to burn a ubuntu live disc
[19:14] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: Probably $HOME/.mozilla/
[19:14] <dsdeiz> after fluxbox or any other window manager is executed
[19:15] <jean-francais> someone already installed vodadone for key 3G ?
[19:15] <dsdeiz> so anyone? anyone?
[19:15] <dsgross> if i wanted to create a awk command that would look at the file crval1_temp.dat which has an entry of the following nature CRVAL1  = 3.57870000000000E+00 / Iraf zero point, extract only the 3.57.... and output that to file crval1_.dat what would it look like?
[19:15] <churl> i changed my resolution and now totem doesn't work anymore.  xorg goes up to 65% and higher if i run a game or something with some graphics now too. any ideas?
[19:15] <dsgross> right now i have "awk '{print $3}' crval1_temp.dat > crval1.dat" but that doesn't seem to work
[19:16] <Lartza_> Now after rewrite.load is in loaded folder, do I need to configure something for "fancy" or "clean" urls?
[19:16] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: FYI:  updatedb   updates the database used by locate
[19:16] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: FYI: sudo updatedb
[19:16] <maddin> hey, i've created a raid 5 array with mdadm, wanted to know which command lets me check the status of the array, like diskusage, uuid etc...., anyone? Furthermore, i want to use the same array, with two different ubuntu systems, i created it on the first one, how do i mount the same array on the other one?
[19:17] <dsdeiz> any ideas?
[19:17] <usr13> lizard_ibiza: [FYI]:  But you can also use find
[19:17] <dsdeiz> i've been googling for hours already.. and kept on restart x
[19:17] <dsdeiz> restaring*
[19:18] <n0gear> churl: had similar problem. i killed the Xorg in terminal and that helped
[19:19] <BitWraith> does anybody here happen to know how to get a Dell Studio Hybrid to work outside of safe graphics mode?
[19:19] <n2diy> My hard drive is full, where is a good place to start removing files? It's my test box, so I'm not worried about munging it up.
[19:19] <dakarn> n2diy: just -rf *
[19:19] <slayton> n2diy, run Disk Usage analyser  Application-->accessories
[19:19] <jascase901> Is there anyway to view all the startup scripts that run on boot
[19:19] <BitWraith> n2diy: don't do that
[19:19] <BitWraith> lol
[19:19] <slayton> dakarn, stuff like that will get you banned
[19:20] <usr13> jascase901: Sure
[19:20] <n2diy> dakarn: your a prick.
[19:20] <vaul> n2diy: What size is your drive?
[19:20] <dakarn> slayton: wait he said  he wasn't worried about munging it up
[19:20] <n2diy> slayton: thanks.
[19:20] <dakarn> NO :(
[19:20] <Pici> !danger
[19:20] <jascase901> usr13:  how do i doit becuase this startup script keeps changing my boot screen
[19:20] <jascase901> to something obscene :(
[19:20] <slayton> dakarn, still ubuntu has very strict rules, that is one command they don't joke about
[19:20] <Pici> n2diy: apt-get clean    is once place to start
[19:21] <slayton> dakarn, ^ by ubuntu I mean the ubuntu community
[19:21] <n2diy> vaul: 7.1 gig, I don't know how it filled up, this is my mission critical box, and it is only using 4 gig.
[19:21] <dakarn> slayton: technically i didn't write the command , just the parameters. i know bad judgement
[19:21] <Guest21371> some suggestions for an independent applet to monitor the signal straight of my wifi, just monitoring no monitoring
[19:21] <slayton> n2diy, run Disk ussage analyzer, it will tell what is using the disk
[19:21] <n2diy> Pici thanks.
[19:21] <maddin> hey, i've created a raid 5 array with mdadm, wanted to know which command lets me check the status of the array, like diskusage, uuid etc...., anyone? Furthermore, i want to use the same array, with two different ubuntu systems, i created it on the first one, how do i mount the same array on the other one?
[19:21] <Guest21371> no managing
[19:21] <vaul> n2diy: And 4 Gb is used?
[19:21] <usr13> jascase901: That is interesting....
[19:22] <jascase901> usr13: ya dickish friends of who no how to use linux better than i do
[19:22] <usr13> jascase901: scripts are in /etc/rc1.d /etc/rc.2.d etc. etc.  and there are a  lot of them... we need a way to narrow it down...
[19:23] <al-_-Gir> some knows about opensource software that record from sound card for xp ?
[19:23] <jascase901> usr13: hmm im open to sugestions
[19:23] <al-_-Gir> some knows about opensource software that record from sound card for xp ?
[19:23] <lstarnes> al-_-Gir: for windows-related questions, ask in ##windows
[19:23] <slayton> al-_-Gir, this is an ubuntu support channel not an Open source software channel
[19:23] <n2diy> wow, apt-get clean freed up nearly 1 gig.
[19:24] <Cybertinus> I installed Ubuntu today
[19:24] <Cybertinus> destroyed that install also already
[19:24] <Cybertinus> reinstalling now :p
[19:24] <dsgross> does anyone have any ideas for my question?
[19:25] <Cybertinus> what is your question dsgross?
[19:25] <dsgross> >	if i wanted to create a awk command that would look at the file crval1_temp.dat which has an entry of the following nature CRVAL1 =3.57870000000000E+00 / Iraf zero point, extract only the 3.57.... and output that to file crval1_.dat what would it look like?
[19:25] <dsgross> right now i have "awk '{print $3}' crval1_temp.dat > crval1.dat" but that doesn't seem to work
[19:25] <maddin> I installed a raid 5 array with mdadm, want to use the same array with windows, too, possible?
[19:25] <Pici> dsgross: Thats not exactly on topic for here.  Have you tried asking in #awk or #bash ?
[19:25] <usr13> jascase901: This should shed some light on the subject: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=278396&highlight=grub+splash
[19:26] <dsgross> oh sure, sry
[19:26] <Cybertinus> maddin: sorry, that is not possible
[19:26] <n2diy> vaul, no this box is a 9 gig, with 4 gig in use.
[19:27] <Cybertinus> maddin: mdadm has his own way of writing on the disk how the RAID5 set is defined. Windows doesn't understand that notation
[19:27] <jascase901> usr13: kk thanks
[19:27] <maddin> cybertinus: thanks anyway, means i can stop wasting time on search...
[19:27] <Cybertinus> maddin: heh, yes, you could stop indeed :)
[19:27] <NIK123> Flannel: Now the list is linux-generic, linux-headers-2.6.24-24{,-generic}, linux-headers-generic, linux-image-2.6.24-24-generic, linux-image-generic, linux-libc-dev, linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24-24-generic, linux-restricted-modules-{common,generic}, linux-sound-base, linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-24-generic; reboot worked and both cores active; thanks for telling me when to hit escape to activate generic and allowing me to uninstall the competition! Can
[19:28] <Flannel> NIK123: You got cut off at Can, but glad to hear it worked
[19:28] <NIK123> Flannel: Can you also tell me how I can view the boot imagery and messages again, instead of just a black screen?
[19:28] <usr13> jascase901: Well, that is pretty old.  THings may be different now...
[19:28] <Flannel> NIK123: Hmm, well, I'm not sure why it would've gone away, but
[19:29] <Flannel> !usplash | NIK123
[19:29] <jascase901> usr13:  it did point me in the right direction though, i think the files in the /boot/grup
[19:29] <ironfroggy_> Can anyone give a tip where to look after cronjobs fail to run with nothing seen in syslog about why? its a very simple, no arg command, i dont see how i could even have anything wrong.
[19:29] <jascase901> Its a script that changes the boot image back everytime I restart :(
[19:29] <NIK123> Flannel: Great, I'll look into that. Thanks for your help!
[19:30] <Flannel> ironfroggy_: Is there an empty line at the end of your crontab?
[19:30] <jrib> ironfroggy_: local mail
[19:30] <NativeAngels> what permisons should be used for css files
[19:30] <ironfroggy_> Flannel: no, but i didnt think there was when the jobs did run earlier today
[19:30] <NativeAngels> is it 755
[19:30] <dsdeiz> i think i'll be ending up using ~/.gnomerc
[19:30] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: Is the account locked?  -- If you did a `passwd -l` on the cron user, it won't work.
[19:31] <gabriel> Hi everyone
[19:31] <Flannel> NativeAngels: css, cascading style sheets for HTML/etc?  They need to be readable by the webserver, so they can be served properly (like any other file on the server)
[19:31] <chevdor> hello, is anyone running on a NVIdia RAID 1+0 setup here ? Does it work ? Does it require something special ?
[19:31] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: You should also pastebin the `crontab -l` output to check for typos.
[19:31] <jascase901> Ok i messed with stuff
[19:31] <jascase901> I am gonna restart my comp
[19:31] <JackB21> Hi gabriel
[19:31] <jascase901> and see if it worked
[19:31] <MrKeuner> !zfs
[19:31] <Flannel> ironfroggy_: You need to make sure there's an empty line at the end of it, yes (well, actually there has to be a newline at the end of the cron line)
[19:31] <gabriel> I would like to know which one is better: Ubuntu or Linux Mint, I have Ubuntu 9.04 but I would like to try Linux Mint
[19:31] <hero1900> remoteCTR1 you here??
[19:31] <Flannel> ironfroggy_: So, I suppose it doesn't have to be empty.
[19:32] <jrib> !ot | gabriel
[19:32] <ironfroggy_> Flannel: added one to be sure and im still not seeing it run
[19:32] <MrKeuner> does ZFS have built in incremental backups?
[19:32] <ironfroggy_> * * * * * fc-check-all.sh
[19:33] <ironfroggy_> couldn't be simpler cronline than that
[19:33] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: That doesn't do what you think it does.
[19:33] <gabriel> I would like to know which one is better: Ubuntu or Linux Mint, I have Ubuntu 9.04 but I would like to try Linux Mint
[19:34] <ironfroggy_> dajhorn: oh?
[19:34] <hatter243> !better | gabeodess
[19:34] <hatter243> sorry!
[19:34] <hatter243> gabriel,  that was for you ^^
[19:34] <ironfroggy_> dajhorn: i think it runs my heartbeat script every minute
[19:34] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: That will invoke the job every second, and some crons won't let you do that.
[19:34] <ironfroggy_> yeah thats not right, my mistake
[19:34] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: You probably want something like: */60 * * * * to get once a minute.
[19:35] <gabeodess> hatter243: for what?
[19:35] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: And try to use a lockfile in the script, or somesuch, so that invocations don't run at the same time.
[19:35] <jrib> dajhorn: the finest time measurement used by cron is minutes, isn't it?
[19:35] <ironfroggy_> why does * mean "every second" when its in the minute column?
[19:35] <hatter243> gabeodess, Sorry, I said, I auto corrected to gabeodess instead of gabriel. Please ignore me
[19:35] <jrib> ironfroggy_: it doesn't
[19:35] <gabeodess> oha
[19:35] <gabeodess> oh
[19:35] <gabeodess> haha
[19:35] <gabeodess> ok
[19:36] <ironfroggy_> that doesnt make any sense now that i think about it
[19:36] <FloodBot1> gabeodess: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:36] <gabriel> no problem
[19:36] <gabriel> just asking
[19:36] <minderaser> Since upgrading to 9.04, the "master" volume control on the "applet" I have added to my Xfce panel has stopped having any effect on the volume at all -- I have to open the mixer and adjust cd, headphone, pcm respectively (what is pcm anyway?) Any suggestions on how to get the master volume to _be_ the master volume again?
[19:36] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: * * * * * means "always forever with no waiting between".  (Kinda-sorta-mostly.)
[19:36] <dsdeiz> what the, .gnomerc isn't also working
[19:36] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: That's pretty much the definition of a daemon or persistent process.
[19:37] <jrib> dsdeiz: use ~/.xprofile
[19:37] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: Note that the actual heartbeat package has this behavior built-in.
[19:37] <hatter243> dajhorn ironfroggy_ , That's true, you must remember though, the cron daemon only wakes once a minute to check if jobs need to be run. A cronjob with * * * * * will only run once a minute. Never more frequently than that
[19:38] <zohreh> hello, i want send email from command line, i use sendEmail but i have this error
[19:38] <jrib> dsdeiz: but what are you actually trying to accomplish?
[19:38] <zohreh> ERROR => Connection attempt to localhost:25 failed: IO::Socket::INET: connect: Connection ref
[19:38] <gabriel> Will I benefit if I change from ext3 to ext4 in ubuntu 9.04? I Have an AMD Athlon x2 3800+ with 2 GB DDR2 ram
[19:39] <hatter243> zohreh, are you running an email server?
[19:39] <zohreh> how to i fix it?
[19:39] <bren> So are you guys happy with 9.0.4?
[19:39] <bren> I havent used ubuntu since 7 ish
[19:39] <ironfroggy_> * or */60 makes no difference, it still wont run
[19:39] <zohreh> hatter243:no, how can do it?
[19:39] <bren> Will i be pweased?
[19:39] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: Is it just one user?  Did you check whether the account is locked?  Is the crond actually running?
[19:39] <StadtAffe> how do i get into the german chat_
[19:40] <StadtAffe> #?
[19:40] <hatter243> zohreh, install an email server. That error means "I can't connect on port 25 to myself because there's nothing there". You might want to google how to install an email server
[19:40] <hatter243> !de | StadtAffe
[19:40] <DeboX> i have partitioned my hard drive, using sudo gparted. but now i do not have access to it as my normal user account how can i add permitions. via the terminal
[19:40] <Ffunk74> gabriel, yes you will, especially in dealing with big files
[19:40] <usr13> hatter243: He only wants to send email from CLI.
[19:41] <dsdeiz> jrib: hi! that worked!! thanks.. what i wanted to do is: on login, i choose xmonad wm.. i want programs to startup during that session but not on the other sessions like gnome or my fluxbox
[19:41] <jrib> dsdeiz: after scrolling up to see your real question... you want: http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php?title=Editing_the_startup_file
[19:41] <ironfroggy_> dajhorn: its root, not locked, crond is running
[19:41] <gabriel> Ok, how can I change from ext3 to ext4 without having to reinstall Ubuntu 9.04?
[19:41] <jrib> dsdeiz: oh, xmonad.  Well I just use ~/.xinitrc to call apps and start xmonad.  I use startx, but you can just have gdm use your xinitrc script for the session too
[19:42] <dsdeiz> may i ask how?
[19:42] <dsdeiz> do i write a custom session?
[19:42] <deany> DeboX, sudo chown -R user /media/mountpoint
[19:42] <tannersummers> guys why swap partition is off, but when i turn it on when i restart my pc its still off. and tryed turning it on via live cd but it was already on...how cna i fix this?
[19:42] <jrib> dsdeiz: what exactly do you mean?  You don't want to use ~/.xinitrc?
[19:42] <deany> DeboX, "user" being your username and mountpoint being where its mounted
[19:43] <Ffunk74> gabriel, http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto
[19:43] <dsdeiz> jrib: that's what i exactly wanted to do.. but it didn't work when i created that file and just put in xsetroot -solid midnightblue
[19:43] <dsdeiz> :(
[19:43] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: Run this at a prompt:  sudo grep 'CRON.*root' /var/log/syslog
[19:43] <jrib> dsdeiz: did you start xmonad and the last line of ~/.xinitrc?
[19:43] <dajhorn> ironfroggy_: Do you get any obvious errors?  Are the system run-parts being executed correctly?
[19:43] <bastidrazor> tannersummers, is swap being mounted in your /etc/fstab ?
[19:43] <zohreh> hatter243: i must install SMTP ?
[19:43] <gabriel> Thanks, Ffun74
[19:43] <frostburn> anyone here use wingide on 64bit?
[19:43] <michaeldelaney> Hi, I noticed today that several packages (linux-image-generic, restricted-modules, etc.) are held back. Is there somewhere I can go to see what new features (if any) are added in these versions to see if I should risk updating them?
[19:44] <jrib> !anyone | frostburn
[19:44] <gabriel> Thanks, Ffunk74
[19:44] <dsdeiz> oh okay, so i execute commands then execute xmonad?
[19:44] <chetnick> bastidrazor: yes
[19:44] <bastidrazor> FoolsRun, update manger via the GUI will give you a run down
[19:44] <usr13> zohreh: I think you only need to install mailx
[19:44] <tannersummers> bastidrazor, i dont know what that means by buy partition manager has nothign mounted or anything just the label "swap"
[19:44] <SteveK> have an old P IV 1.7 ghz with 512 ram ,,, will ubuntu run well on it?
[19:44] <usr13> zohreh: I think you only need to install mailx
[19:44] <jrib> dsdeiz: yes.  And in gdm, you tell it to use your .xinitrc, you don't tell it to start the xmonad session
[19:44] <minderaser> Since upgrading to 9.04, the "master" volume control on the "applet" I have added to my Xfce panel has stopped having any effect on the volume at all -- I have to open the mixer and adjust cd, headphone, pcm respectively (what is pcm anyway?) Any suggestions on how to get the master volume to _be_ the master volume again?
[19:44] <FoolsRun> bastidrazor: cool, thanks.
[19:45] <zohreh> usr13: sudo apt-get install mailx?
[19:45] <dsdeiz> can't i modify that 'xmonad session' that gdm created?
[19:45] <SteveK> it is for a person who has nover used linux before
[19:45] <chetnick> SteveK: Yes
[19:45] <usr13> zohreh: sudo apt-get install mailx
[19:45] <usr13> zohreh: Yes
[19:45] <frostburn> jrib, anyone here use wingide on 64bit, if so how?
[19:45] <SteveK> use gnome as default?
[19:45] <usr13> zohreh: That should do it.
[19:45] <SteveK> or fluxbox?
[19:45] <Ffunk74> gabriel, more friendly guide: http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-upgrade-from-ext3-to-ext4-without-formatting-the-hard-disk/2009/04/21
[19:45] <minderaser> SteveK: may want to use Xubuntu
[19:46] <bastidrazor> tannersummers, cat /etc/fstab  .. do you see swap anywhere in there?
[19:46] <jrib> frostburn: ask the channel
[19:46] <JorgeJorgesson> How do I get Rythmbox to play a shoutcast stream?
[19:46] <bullgard4> Who can point me please to a 'video choppiness'  file (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-uk/2007-March/003580.html) in the Internet?
[19:46] <jrib> dsdeiz: well that's a system-wide file and you want to make user-specific customizations.  So that's icky.  I would use ~/.xinitrc or use startupHook in your xmonad.hs
[19:46] <NIK123> Flannel: Nope, boot phase still mostly just black. I've got nvidia-glx-new and nvidia-kernel-common and xserver-xorg-video-nv (found by searching for nvidia), maybe the first and the last are in conflict? Should I install and try nvidia-xconfig, or remove one of those packages?
[19:46] <SteveK> ok ,,, have plain ubuntu almost DL'd  can I jsut install fluxbox into it?
[19:46] <SteveK> sorry
[19:46] <SteveK> xfce
[19:47] <slayton> SteveK, download xubuntu
[19:47] <SteveK> ok
[19:47] <zohreh> usr13: after install it, hoe send mail from commandline?
[19:47] <gabriel> Thanks again,Ffunk74, that one is better
[19:47] <jrib> dsdeiz: startupHook is problematic because when you restart xmonad, you start your apps again...
[19:47] <bastidrazor> !xfce > slayton
[19:47] <minderaser> SteveK  get Xubuntu - would be your best bet
[19:47] <linuxgeekery> test
[19:47] <SteveK> ok thainks
[19:47] <usr13> zohreh: mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[19:47] <tannersummers> bastidrazor, yes but I think it ahs the wrong UUID i think, another thread to fix splahs said swap could be off which got me here and did a command but coming out with diff UUID
[19:47] <minderaser> SteveK, good luck!
[19:48] <slayton> bastidrazor, i know what xfce is
[19:48] <SteveK> thanks
[19:48] <bastidrazor> tannersummers, sudo blkid   .. that will give you the correct UUID
[19:48] <scribawf> Is there any advice on Ubuntu 9.04 being installed w/3 partitions Root, Home, Swap?
[19:48] <bastidrazor> slayton, that also tells you how to install it
[19:48] <GuyFromHell> anyone know how to make `date +%c` do 12-hour time? My LANG is already en_US.utf8 and LC_TIME isn't set
[19:48] <slayton> bastidrazor, which I don't need or care about
[19:48] <dsdeiz> ok, i'll do that, kindly give me time ;)
[19:48] <dsdeiz> (use .xinitrc, i.e.)
[19:49] <bastidrazor> slayton, maybe i gave the wrong person the link. nice attitude though ..
[19:49] <linuxgeekery> a
[19:49] <tannersummers> bastidrazor, http://pastebin.com/m1cb89685
[19:50] <FiReSTaRT> gabriel:  here's the link to a tutorial http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-convert-ext3-to-ext4-file-system.html note: i haven't tested it so i offer no guarantees :P
[19:51] <dsdeiz> jrib: how can i tell it to use xinitrc? :S