[09:43] <Arv3n> shiftshift, if you remove os x and boot from the windows cd it does the same thing.
[09:43] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: you'll want to fix the mouse stuff, unless you happen to have the exact same mouse as me
[09:43] <Arv3n> as if you just used boot camp.
[09:43] <LSD|Ninja> shiftshift: Arv3n is right, boot camp does nine tenths of bugger all in the grand scheme of things
[09:43] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: evdev is pretty poopy in ubuntu so don't use it
[09:43] <ntnhan> je tu nekdo?
[09:43] <LSD|Ninja> Arv3n: so why are you here if your problem isn;t with Ubuntu?
[09:44] <Arv3n> LSD|Ninja, have any clever ideas?
[09:44] <mattycoze> koshari nah i'd like ksnapshot to open up whenever i use a key combination
[09:44] <jyoseph> Fryguy-- while you were gone, I messed with it a bit more and it will now show me the 2650x1600 resolution but won't actually *change* the resolution
[09:44] <mattycoze> like super+q
[09:44] <Arv3n> well, what if i installed gfx-grub on ubuntu? then it WOULD be a problem with ubuntu.
[09:44] <ng0L> koshari: Desktop effect could not be enable.
[09:44] <Arv3n> i'd be completely locked out of my system.
[09:44] <shiftshift> LSD|Ninja: forgive me if I lack experience in the whole OS X dual booting bs. the only time I ever used it was when the osx86 stuff first came out in 06
[09:44] <mattycoze> ubuntu's screenshot management is bad; that idea in compiz should be made native
[09:44] <Arv3n> LSD|Ninja, do you have any ideas?
[09:45] <shiftshift> it seems like a larger pain in the ass than it needs to be
[09:45] <Arv3n> i've tried removing the splash thing from the grub part on the cd and burning it, didn't help 'cause i think you need to reinstall grub.
[09:45] <LSD|Ninja> Arv3n: Hang on, back up. First you say live cd, not installed system but now you're saying installed system? etf?
[09:45] <koshari> ng0L did you get an error?
[09:45] <incorrect> forgetting emacs, can anyone suggest a good c++ text editor?
[09:45] <Arv3n> LSD|Ninja, nevermind.
[09:45] <Fryguy--> incorrect: vim
[09:45] <shiftshift> haha
[09:45] <Arv3n> thanks for trying to help. ><
[09:45] <gordonjcp> incorrect: gedit
[09:45] <koshari> ng0L how didi you install the restricted drivers BTW
[09:45] <Arv3n> i gotta go though, its 4am.
[09:45] <LSD|Ninja> shiftshift: lots of people make the mistake of thinking Boot Camp is some kind of magic
[09:46] <CostaRicanQuaker> what is the command to figure out my partitions, which is hda1, etc?
[09:46] <Slart> incorrect: eclipse? anjuta? scite?
[09:46] <incorrect> thanks :)
[09:46] <Arv3n> no, scratch that.
[09:46] <Slart> !code | incorrect
[09:46] <Arv3n> its 5am.
[09:46] <ubunubi> CostaRicanQuaker: just open gparted and look
[09:46] <shiftshift> LSD|Ninja: it would appear every goddamn guide on ubuntu forums would tell me so
[09:46] <CostaRicanQuaker> from the  terminal i mean
[09:46] <ng0L> koshari: i tick on enable and it requires me to download driver of nvidia card, then it was successfully installed on my ubuntu and it requires to restart once. Then i got this problem
[09:46] <Arv3n> shiftshift..
[09:46] <incorrect> oh i don't know pida
[09:46] <Arv3n> you could just boot from the ubuntu cd
[09:46] <CostaRicanQuaker> ubunubi> from the terminal
[09:46] <Arv3n> and then fire up gparted and set the partition label to msdos
[09:46] <LSD|Ninja> shiftshift: you can use it (just install Linux instead of Windows) and it works, but it's not necessary
[09:47] <Fryguy--> ng0L: what problem
[09:47] <Arv3n> and then install ubuntu and it'd work.
[09:47] <Arv3n> or you could just tell the ubunt installer to use the entire drive, but i like to set the partition label first. ;)
[09:47] <ubunubi> CostaRicanQuaker: dunno a terminal command for it personally sorry
[09:47] <Fryguy--> terminal command for what?
[09:48] <CostaRicanQuaker> I know there is  a command that you type on the terminal and let's you see your partitions
[09:48] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: cfdisk
[09:48] <CostaRicanQuaker> Fryguy--:
[09:48] <ntnhan> anybody knows how to allow some specific users to access via telnet?
[09:48] <CostaRicanQuaker> Fryguy--: thankyou
[09:48] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: more specificallyk, sudo cfdisk /dev/sda
[09:48] <koshari> ng0L might be an idea to try to reinstall the package through synaptic, check the log first to see what was installed,
[09:48] <LSD|Ninja> Arv3n: what exactly is the problem? Try and make sense this time
[09:48] <Fryguy--> ntnhan: 1. don't use telnet, it's very insecure, encourage people to use ssh instead.  2.  install telnetd
[09:48] <jian> hi,after i input username and password login ,no sound ,the screen freeze .anybody know how
[09:49] <ntnhan> Fryguy--: my client wants to do so
[09:49] <Fryguy--> jian: take a look ar /var/log and see if there is anything noteworthy
[09:49] <koshari> ng0L synaptic > file >history> todays date
[09:49] <jian>  i search the google,launchpad.net ,ubuntuforum ,no found
[09:50] <ntnhan> with SSH is simle to put list of users after AllowUsers in /etc/sshd/sshconfig
[09:50] <ntnhan> but I dont know how to do with telnet
[09:50] <ntnhan> any help?
[09:50] <Fryguy--> ntnhan: should be pretty much the same
[09:51] <ng0L> where synaptic? koshari
[09:51] <Fryguy--> ntnhan: plenty of information here http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+install+telnetd&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[09:51] <ubunubi> When I boot, all the processes that are started are echo'd to the screen twice then i hangs and doesn't finish loading -- anyone mind helping me troubleshoot? this was after a random reboot--nothing new installed
[09:52] <ntnhan> thx fryguy, I'll check that
[09:52] <koshari> ng0L menu > sysytem > admin
[09:52] <ifireball> ntnhan: 1. tel him its pretty useless to to this over telnet since its extremely insecure
[09:52] <ng0L> okay
[09:52] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: what specifically happens when it hangs?
[09:53] <ntnhan> ifreball: my clients don't use it for PC
[09:53] <ntnhan> some special devices need to run it
[09:53] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: does it look like it tries to start up gui and fails and hangs at a black screen, does it just stay at the screen with all of the text and not do anything, or what?
[09:53] <ubunubi> ubunubi: it says fglrx is either already installed (or compiled?) for this kernel..then just sits there...but i've installed nothing since i had last rebooted
[09:53] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: what happens if you  hit ctrl-alt-f1
[09:54] <Fryguy--> (use the ctrl and alt on left side of keyboard, sometimes it matters)
[09:54] <ifireball> ntnhan: devices that you can nontheless customize telnet on them, or are you talking about the ability to telnet _out_ of the machine?
[09:54] <ubunubi> fryguy :: i don't know but i can try... if i ctrl_alt_delete at that point it goes through the reverse process of shutting down the processes it started before it hung
[09:54] <gordonjcp> ntnhan: What exactly are you trying to do?
[09:54] <ubunubi> fryguy :: so it's not truly frozen just...not moving forward
[09:54] <shiftshift> LSD|Ninja: not that the guy is in here anymore, but wouldn't formatting the drive and changing the partition table to a GPT/MBR hybrid fix it
[09:54] <shiftshift> making ubuntu installable with osx
[09:54] <ntnhan> MFP - multiple function peripheral
[09:54]  * GPT heard his name... oh, that. Nevermind.
[09:54] <jyoseph> one quick question Fryguy-- should I include the Section "Extensions" for any reason?
[09:55] <ajoneil> hey guys
[09:55] <shiftshift> hah
[09:55] <jyoseph> the last bit, not in my current file
[09:55] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: the composite extension is important
[09:55] <ajoneil> my wireless stopped working after a recent update
[09:55] <jyoseph> oh, ok cool
[09:55] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: if you care about compiz
[09:55] <ajoneil> after some searching i foudn this:
[09:55] <ubunubi> what file controls all the processes that are started while the splash screen is up??
[09:55] <ajoneil>    * Just ditch bcmwl from nic-restricted udeb.
[09:55] <ajoneil> does anyone know what that means?
[09:55] <ng0L> koshari: Installed the following packages:
[09:55] <ng0L> nvidia-glx (1:96.43.05+<IP_ADDRESS>-19.44)
[09:55] <ng0L> koshari: this is what i have installed.
[09:56] <LSD|Ninja> shiftshift: I don't know, I have no idea wtf his problem actually was. Every time he described it, it was different - not to mention that it didn't seem directly related to Ubuntu at all
[09:56] <Fryguy--> ajoneil: it means your driver hasn't been updated to work with a new kernel you installed probably.  Follow whatever directions you installed previously to install the driver and reinstall it
[09:56] <shiftshift> LSD|Ninja: dude was a bit of an ass to me to be honest, haha
[09:56] <ajoneil> Fryguy--: i did a fresh install of hardy and it just worked - after the update it now doesnt
[09:57] <jyoseph> Fryguy--: Here's what I ended up with: http://pastebin.com/d78a5c64b
[09:57] <Fryguy--> ajoneil: so google some directions on how to install your wireless driver and install them again
[09:57] <Brandano> Good morning. Silly question, if I may. Is there an online install for Ubuntu, like for CentOS? Or another "smart" way to install on a machine with no DVD drive?
[09:57] <jyoseph> forget the out of place slash there
[09:57] <LSD|Ninja> Brandano: no DVD, but a CD?
[09:57] <un_dave> could someone explain to me what cat /dev/urandom does ?
[09:57] <Brandano> LSD|Ninja: yup
[09:57] <un_dave> "cat /dev/urandom"
[09:58] <ifireball> ntnhan: if I understand correctly, you have some kind of a hardware device that can telnet to machines, and you want to limit the users that can access the ubuntu machine from this device?
[09:58] <ng0L> nvidia-glx (1:96.43.05+<IP_ADDRESS>-19.44) that's what i have installed for my nvidia card driver
[09:58] <LSD|Ninja> Brandano: download the desktop CD
[09:58] <magnetron> Brandano, ubuntu only needs a CD to install
[09:58] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: give it a try I guess
[09:58] <jyoseph> ok :)
[09:58] <Fryguy--> un_dave: it's a block device that spits out random data
[09:58] <shiftshift> un_dave: its a random number generator
[09:58] <Brandano> LSD|Ninja, magnetron thanks. /me is mainly a Fedora user...
[09:58] <LSD|Ninja> Brandano: The Desktop CD will get the base system up and running and from there you can install everything you need (tip: start with ubuntu-restricted-extras) online from there
[09:58] <CostaRicanQuaker> what were the two commands to get kubuntu from gnome?
[09:59] <Ububegin> How do you share folders in ubuntu to my friend who is running red hat..
[09:59] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop, apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[09:59] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: set up NFS
[09:59] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: google "ubuntu nfs" plenty of documentation available
[09:59] <horizxon> i am getting an error when i try to open links in xchat: Bad key or directory name: "/desktop/gnome/url-handlers//enabled": Can't have two slashes (/) in a row
[09:59] <CostaRicanQuaker> FryGuy--: I want to keep gnome
[09:59] <ajoneil> Fryguy--: ive tried installing the b43 drivers, but to no luck. it was using the wl drivers before i think, which i cant find anything on any additional setup that needs to be done for
[09:59] <horizxon> i recently uninstalled firefox from package manager
[10:00] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: explain
[10:00] <un_dave> Fryguy-- would it be bad to run that command for any reason ?
[10:00] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: kde and gnome and 2 separate things
[10:00] <horizxon> im in gutsy gibbon
[10:00] <Fryguy--> un_dave: no
[10:00] <ifireball> Ububegin: you need to decide which protocol you want to use, if you are really new to this, use either Samba or SSH which are supported from the GUI tools.
[10:00] <Flannel> CostaRicanQuaker: then just install kubuntu-desktop, and you'll have them both
[10:00] <CostaRicanQuaker> FryGuy--:  is htis page safe for me to follow http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde ?
[10:00] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: yes
[10:00] <ng0L> Fryguy--: please help me to set nvidia card driver, i installed it but it goes wrong like my ubuntu dont supprt my vga card.
[10:00] <proximas> hey hey
[10:00] <thedefender> anyone know a good howto on a the best way to partition a linux desktop
[10:00] <horizxon> how do i make my own install of firefox - without the use of the package manager - the default for links in xchat?
[10:01] <Fryguy--> ng0L: ask a question and I answer it if i know
[10:01] <proximas> hello can anyone help me out?
[10:01] <Fryguy--> thedefender: 10-15gb for /, a couple gb for swap, and whatever else you have leftover for /home
[10:01] <Fryguy--> proximas: ask a question, don't ask to ask
[10:01] <yousif111> how can i make a duplicate of a directory in the same directory?
[10:02] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: k, will do so now...
[10:02] <Fryguy--> yousif111: ?
[10:02] <thedefender> Fryguy: what about /boot
[10:02] <thedefender> heard it was good
[10:02] <Fryguy--> yousif111: easiest way is to make it outside of the directory and then move it in
[10:02] <ubunubi> fryguy: when i ctrl alt f1'd at the hang..it said /script/init-bottom. done. and sat there instead
[10:02] <Fryguy--> thedefender: it doesn't need to be separate.  If you insist on making it separate, 256mb should be plenty
[10:02] <proximas> is it possible to recompile programs to be used with a different processor?
[10:02] <CostaRicanQuaker> FryGuy--: can you check out this page and tell me if it's safe for me to follow, i want to mount my ntsf partition
[10:03] <shiftshift> horizxon: I suggest taking a look at this, to compile your own package... http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Build_Documentation unless that is not what you want
[10:03] <yousif111> Fryguy: i thought there is another way. but this is indeed the best thing to do. Thank you
[10:03] <Fryguy--> proximas: of course, that's a large part of the point of source code
[10:03] <joaopinto> proximas, unless you have compiled those programs with specific optimizations, you shouldn't need to recompile them
[10:03] <thedefender> fryguy: why is it suggested
[10:03] <ng0L> Fryguy--: In hardware drivers section it was nvidia check (unable) status(Not in use) you told me to check to enable the driver. Ubuntu itself required to download nvidia driver then it also needed to restart to make it working fine. After i restarted the Ubuntu, I think my nvidia card gone. I don't even have 3D accerlerator support + 1024*768 is not available.
[10:03] <Fryguy--> yousif111: there very well may be another way, and there may even be a way to do it as a single line command, but it's not worth the effort imo :)
[10:04] <Fryguy--> thedefender: it was recommended back in the day when computers sucked at dual booting
[10:04] <horizxon> shiftshift: i opened firefox and had it running in the background and when i clicked that link you gave me it opened in it - which is what i want
[10:04] <Fryguy--> thedefender: it's been a non-issue now for years, and there's no reason to make /boot separate
[10:04] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: seems like its not as easy as Windows.. :( .. Do we have to setup NFS server and client etc.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
[10:04] <horizxon> it still wont work if the browser wasnt open already
[10:04] <Fryguy--> thedefender: unless you are doing very esoteric things, and you'd know you are doing those and know you need a /boot already
[10:04] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: it's the best way yes
[10:04] <shiftshift> horizxon: and you're using xchat?
[10:05] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: its the best way... so is there any easier way... :)
[10:05] <horizxon> yeah
[10:05] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: it's pretty straightforward, you install nfs server, add an entry to exports, and then you can mount that export anywhere using nfs
[10:05] <joaopinto> Ububegin, you can use samba also
[10:05] <yousif111> Fryguy: even simpler way is doing it with file manager but i m trying to do everything in command lin
[10:05] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: nfs is really straightforward and easier to use.  It's a lot easier than setting up samba IMO
[10:05] <joaopinto> Ububegin, or just the traditional ftp server/ftp client
[10:05] <thedefender> Fryguy: damn, the box im on right now has 4 gig dedicated to boot
[10:05] <Ububegin> joaopinto: isnt samba for windows.. i have installed nfs already
[10:05] <Fryguy--> thedefender: lol
[10:05] <Fryguy--> thedefender: i'm sure you are using like 25mb of that
[10:05] <Fryguy--> thedefender: 100mb at the most
[10:05] <joaopinto> Ububegin, no, you can salso use samba, for lin 2 lin
[10:06] <ng0L> Fryguy--:  answer my question :D
[10:06] <horizxon> thanks
[10:06] <Fryguy--> ng0L: uh, you didn't ask a question
[10:06] <ubunubi> which log is the boot process kept in?
[10:06] <ng0L> Fryguy--: scroll up you will see/
[10:06] <Ububegin> joaopinto: isnt there any GUI for samba/nfs.... Can i just right click a folder and share the folder across the nfs network
[10:06] <Bert_2> Hi, does anyone here know some kind of parental control program for ubuntu ?
[10:06] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: dmesg
[10:07] <Fryguy--> err sorry bad nickcomplete
[10:07] <ng0L> Fryguy--: I need to enable my nvidia card back
[10:07] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: dmesg
[10:07] <proximas> I have a boot problem too. I installed Ubuntu on a external USB harddrive and the main HD has XP on it. But when i boot the computer without the external HD, XP does not boot
[10:07] <pan03943> # ROMDir = ./roms only is in effect if i get rid of #?
[10:07] <Fryguy--> ng0L: which driver are you using right now
[10:07] <Fryguy--> proximas: which drive did you install grub on
[10:07] <joaopinto> Ububegin, for samba there is, folder, properties, share
[10:07] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: dmesg .. :S
[10:07] <ng0L> Fryguy--: I dunno :(
[10:08] <proximas> i dont actually know fryguy. I think i probably installed grub on the external HD
[10:08] <Bert_2> proximas: that's because the grub bootloader file is on your external disk but your bootloader started is on the MBR of your main disk
[10:08] <Fryguy--> ng0L: if you go to system | screens and graphics, and try to reconfigure your card, what happens
[10:08] <thedefender> can i resize a ntfs partition if it has a boot flag
[10:08] <Ububegin> joaopinto: think will try samba then... :)
[10:08] <Fryguy--> proximas: so google recovering and reinstalling grub, there's plenty of documentation available
[10:08] <joaopinto> thedefender, yes
[10:08] <Fryguy--> thedefender: yes
[10:08] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: just set up nfs, it's easier
[10:09] <Bert_2> proximas: there are some guids for that on the ubuntu forums, the best way is to restore the XP bootloader and then edit the boot.ini file, just search on ubuntuforums.org
[10:09] <thedefender> well darn, im running into a bad sector problem on a hardy laptop install, its for a buddy to use for mobile DSP
[10:09] <jyoseph> no go on the last attempt
[10:09] <proximas> fryguy whats MBR
[10:09] <ng0L> Fryguy--: screen resolution? well the resolution can be set only 2 type 800*600 and 840*480
[10:09] <shiftshift> master boot record
[10:09] <Fryguy--> proximas: master boot record, it's where grub (or windows bootloader) goes
[10:10] <proximas> cool thangs guys
[10:10] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: i dont mind spending the time to set up.. But do the pple accessing my PC will want to spent time to configure their to NFS..is another question
[10:10] <ng0L> Fryguy--: In hardware drivers there is no more nvidia card, i think it gone.
[10:10] <Fryguy--> ng0L: what about changing the graphics card you are using.  it's one of the other menus there, should be pretty obvious which one
[10:10] <Fryguy--> ng0L: ok, so open up /etc/X11/xorg.conf and pastebin it
[10:10] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: mounting nfs is trivial
[10:10] <skyrider> Somebody knows what happening with http://packages.ubuntu.com/ ? It doesn't load at all (overloaded?).
[10:11] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: and it's just as easy to do nfs as it is a samba mount
[10:11] <Fryguy--> easier in most cases
[10:11] <ubunubi> fryguy: any other suggestions about looking into my boot issue? oddly, the error presents itself even when i select an older kernel from my grub menu list..and all those were working fine previously (They have the double echo issue also and the same fglrx is already installed for this kernel) hang
[10:11] <jyoseph> fryguy-- dude seriously, thanks a ton
[10:11] <Bert_2> skyrider: it has been overloading a lot the past few weeks
[10:11] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: no idea
[10:11] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: it works?
[10:11] <jyoseph> no, just thanking you for all of the help
[10:11] <skyrider> BernardB: I see. Sad :(
[10:11] <Fryguy--> jyoseph: oh
[10:12] <joaopinto> skyrider, it should not be overloaded since it doesn't have that much use, there is probably a problem with the server/network
[10:12] <skyrider> Bert_2:  I see. Sad :(
[10:12] <Fryguy--> man, it's 5 in the morning here, i'm starting to get tired :(
[10:12] <ubunubi> my dmesg log doesn't show any boot errors..what log file is used after dmesg in the boot process?
[10:12] <proximas> thanks guys catch u around soon
[10:12] <Fryguy--> i've been in here over 6 hours helping people :(
[10:12] <ng0L> Fryguy--: give me any pastebin site i dunno one :(
[10:12] <Fryguy--> and i don't even use ubuntu
[10:12] <Fryguy--> ng0L: pastebin.com ?
[10:13] <ubunubi> i love randomly rebooting a system without making any system changes then not being able to boot >.>
[10:13] <jiphex> Can someone please lend a hand with configuring exim4, it seems it's not reading /etc/mailname for some reason, and hence I can't send any mail locally or remotely from the box because exim (correctly) fails to resolve "etc_mailname" or "ETC_MAILNAME" as mail hosts http://pastie.org/226963
[10:14] <BernardB> skyrider, ?
[10:14] <roswarrior> ubunubi, hack!?
[10:14] <skyrider> BernardB: sorry, that message was not for you :(
[10:14] <Fryguy--> roswarrior: seriously, what is your problem
[10:14] <rawler> yo!
[10:14] <Sa[i]nT> Hmm.
[10:14] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: I'm guessing you installed some updates over a period of time, maybe a kernel update, without rebooting your computer, and didn't realize it
[10:14] <BernardB> skyrider, ah okay
[10:14] <rawler> anyone here happens to have experience on mactel?
[10:15] <Fryguy--> rawler: ask a question, don't ask to ask
[10:15] <rawler> well, I don't have a question, I have a problem.. ;)
[10:15] <Fryguy--> rawler: you don't care if somebody here has used a mactel, you care if they can answer your question, so just save our time and be direct and ask the question you really want to ask
[10:15] <ubunubi> fryguy:: the thing popped up today to update from 2.4.6-18 to 2.4.6-19..but i have rebooted 2-3 times since installing that and those boots are fine
[10:15] <pan03943> cd
[10:15] <pan03943> sorry
[10:16] <shiftshift> shoot away rawler
[10:16] <rawler> I've fried the boot on my Intel Mac, trying to remove just macosX.. (keeping Ubuntu)
[10:16] <Fryguy--> pan03943: i've typed far worse command lines into irc before :9
[10:16] <rawler> I'm not sure how to fix it.. :S
[10:16] <jyoseph> good night gentlemen, thanks again
[10:16] <shiftshift> rawler: what happens when you try to boot
[10:17] <rawler> seems Intel Mac:s don't really follow any boot-systems but their own, and as far as I've read, you need MacOSX intact to fix it..
[10:17] <rawler> shiftshift: a gray folder with a question-mark blinking..
[10:17] <Fryguy--> rawler: that's right, they don't use x86 style partitiongs,  you need to set up gpt or something along those lines to make it bootable by foreign operating systems
[10:17] <Fryguy--> also see rEFIt
[10:17] <shiftshift> yeah, gpt/mbr hybrid
[10:18] <rawler> Fryguy--: well, according to http://homepages.tesco.net/J.deBoynePollard/FGA/efi-boot-process.html, Mac doesn't really use EFI either?
[10:18] <Fryguy--> i'm actually getting ready to go through this soon, going to be putting another operating system on my mac at work
[10:18] <wild_oscar> good morning
[10:19] <rawler> as in, they don't scan for bootable partitions during startup, they just have a static pointer in NVRAM, pointing to MacOSX?
[10:19] <wild_oscar> has anyone had problems with  kernel 2.6.24-19-generic and desktop icons?
[10:19] <Fryguy--> rawler: see rEFIt
[10:19] <___thomax> anyone here can tell me how to shape network traffic per application?
[10:20] <___thomax> wild_oscar: I doubt the kernel has anything to do with desktop icons
[10:20] <ng0L> Fryguy--: i cannot open any of them :(
[10:20] <wild_oscar> everytime I login with  kernel 2.6.24-19-generic, the desktop icons are not shown, sometimes the wallpaper as well
[10:20] <ng0L> Fryguy--: hmmm
[10:20] <wild_oscar> and desktop is unresponsive
[10:20] <Fryguy--> ng0L: can't open any of what
[10:20] <wild_oscar> ___thomax: logging in with kernel .18 does not create this issue
[10:20] <ng0L> pastebin
[10:20] <wild_oscar> restarting X "solves" the issue
[10:21] <wild_oscar> ie, after restarting X, desktop is back to normal
[10:21] <Gtum> Hallo habe ich ein Problem mit bitnami
[10:21] <ubunubi> is there a keyboard shortcurt to make the boot process skip whatever it's trying to do and attempt to finish the boot process?
[10:21] <___thomax> wild_oscar: check /boot/grub/menu.list and see what options are used to boot both kernels
[10:21] <DJones> !de | Gtum
[10:22] <rawler> Fryguy--: refit, requires MacOS X to install, which I uninstalled.. :S
[10:22] <^BARrE|^> hi
[10:22] <^BARrE|^> would someone be able to help me setup an isa sound blaster 16 in ubuntu
[10:23] <wild_oscar> ___thomax: same options for both kernels
[10:23] <skyrider> Guys, does anybody know is there any plans to release updated package for pigdin (2.4.3) in Hardy soon? Since 1st of July due to ICQ protocol changes old versions of pigdin can not connect to ICQ servers. This problem is fixed upstream in 2.4.3 but no updated packages available in Ubuntu repositories yet. Really LOTS of ICQ users suffer from this problem.
[10:23] <Gtum> Ich stimme Dank Sie sehr viel ab
[10:23] <wild_oscar> ___thomax: http://pastebin.com/m3f03347
[10:23] <Fryguy--> skyrider: yes it's coming soon
[10:23] <ph8> skyrider: I have that problem also
[10:23] <skyrider> Fryguy--: thanks.
[10:23] <wild_oscar> issue in the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=814079
[10:23] <ng0L> Fryguy--: is ubuntu able to restore the last good?
[10:24] <shiftshift> skyrider: it is relatively painless to compile pidgin in the mean time however
[10:24] <^BARrE|^> need help setting up old sound card
[10:24] <Fryguy--> ng0L: no
[10:24] <ph8> has ubuntu ever considered a microsoft style patch-tuesday?
[10:24] <ph8> i'm getting things through almost every day on hardy
[10:24] <Fryguy--> ng0L: just pastebin me your xorg.conf and i can probably walk you through it
[10:24] <skyrider> shiftshift: yep, I know. as a temporary measure the updated packege (2.4.3) already available on getdeb.
[10:24] <___thomax> wild_oscar: are you booting in recovery mode?
[10:24] <skyrider> *package
[10:24] <wild_oscar> ___thomax: no
[10:25] <ng0L> Fryguy--: can i paste into your private?
[10:25] <jiphex> I'm having problems sending mail via exim, it seems to be not reading etc_mailname > http://pastie.org/226967
[10:25] <Fryguy--> ng0L: just put it on the pastebin
[10:25] <ng0L> Fryguy--: Hmmm i cannot open any of pastebin site.. i dunno why
[10:25] <DrLame> ng0L: try codeninja.com ?
[10:25] <___thomax> wild_oscar: remove "quiet splash" from kernel line, reboot and see if you get any erros displayed while booting
[10:26] <ng0L> DrLame:  same thing
[10:26] <ng0L> i cant open most of the site
[10:26] <___thomax> removing quiet and splash will show you more output while booting and remove the splash screen
[10:26] <ng0L> and some site i can open it very fast
[10:27] <herobei> ls
[10:30] <ubunubi> is there a way to find the specific name of a package using the apt command?
[10:31] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: apt-cache search
[10:31] <ubunubi> fryguy:: will that output differentiate installed vs non installed packages?
[10:31] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: no
[10:32] <ubunubi> sigh. is there a key combo i can do when boot complains about fglrx to just make it skip the complaint and try to boot the system so i can work on fixing it from a live system?
[10:33] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: look up how to boot ubuntu into single user mode, or rescue mode
[10:33] <ubunubi> fryguy: i've already booted into rescue mode but it dumps me to a command prompt which doesn't really help me solve my problem since I don't know what to do there
[10:34] <Fryguy--> ubunubi: well, logic dictates that if your system can't boot to a gui correctly, it can't boot to a gui correctly :)
[10:34] <Fryguy--> you'll have to deal with command line mode if you want to fix your system
[10:34] <Kiyiko> so...how would i make a program, or terminal command run on startup?
[10:35] <Fryguy--> Kiyiko: on startup? or on login?
[10:35] <Kiyiko> ...i spose login
[10:35] <Fryguy--> Kiyiko: add it to your session, there's a session management gui right in the system menu in gnome
[10:36] <ph8> startup as in your system, or startup as in your destop?
[10:36] <ph8> * desktop
[10:36] <acp_> hi i have a builtin web cam in my U2900 fujitsu notebook how will i know if its a v4l2 webcams? I plan to install gyachi following this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=773802
[10:38] <X3> Hi there guys I been trying to install ubuntu 8.04 lt to a partition I created in the existing windows installation when I boot ubuntu for first time after (install within windows) it sets up ubuntu and reboots when I select ubuntu form the OS boot check it loads until it displays cannot find disk (hd0,4) error 21 and it displays that for every other entry on boot menu
[10:39] <ubunubi> none of the logs in /var/log seem to have caught my boot error >.>
[10:39] <Fryguy--> X3: try just installing ubuntu normally instead of using the windows installer
[10:40] <X3> I tried all sorts of recovery  on faq and noone werked Im afraid this is no doubt my error how can I fix it
[10:40] <Fryguy--> x3, like I said, try installing ubuntu normally instead of using the windows installer
[10:40] <X3> mmmm ok Ill try
[10:41] <X3> bblater to report what I find
[10:42] <KenSentMe> Where can i see if 8.04.1 is out yet?
[10:42] <Fryguy--> www.ubuntu.org (hint: it's not)
[10:42] <Ububegin> what is player for *swf files.. Totem Movie player even after downloading the codecs cant play shit...
[10:43] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: I recommend switching to mplayer (specifically smplayer) for all media playback
[10:43] <manishS> Ububegin: VLC can play it
[10:43] <Slart> Ububegin: swf is flash.. the browser should be able to play it.. perhaps even vlc
[10:43] <manishS> Slart: VLC is able to play it, I use it daily
[10:44] <Slart> manishS: ah..even flash games and such? sweet
[10:44] <wild_oscar> lost connection
[10:44] <wild_oscar> ___thomax: any idea?
[10:44] <manishS> Slart: never tried those, but maybe it should as I once played flash games in GOMPLayer on windows
[10:45] <___thomax> wild_oscar: say what?
[10:45] <manishS> Slart: If its so, then VLC should also have the capability
[10:45] <wild_oscar> ___thomax: about the http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=814079 issue
[10:45] <joaopinto> not really, vlc is not expected to support flash
[10:45] <wild_oscar> with kernel 19
[10:45] <joaopinto> or is it ?
[10:45] <bullgard4> The GNOME Pilot Setup Assistant writes: "The setup assistant will guide you through getting your PalmOS device ready to synchronize with your desktop system." What is meant by 'PalmOS device'?
[10:46] <AwaDoV> hello
[10:46] <Slart> manishS: hehe.. because you once play flash games on GOMPlayer on windows vlc should handle flash games too??.. I don't really understand the logic behind that.. but I'm off to try it =)
[10:46] <manishS> joaopinto: I dont know its supposed .but it plays, not sure of games
[10:46] <AwaDoV> th rear speaker doesn't run on ubuntu
[10:46] <AwaDoV> ?
[10:46] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: what are you playing back for audio
[10:46] <Ububegin> manishS, Slart , Fryguy-- : thanks ..just settled for the internal browser of my IDE.. btw, how to create *.swf files in ubuntu... AFAIK, it is a Adobe product..
[10:46] <joaopinto> an .swf is not a media movie, it's a flash file
[10:46] <manishS> Slart: I mean since a media player can play flash games then VLC is also a media player, so it should be also, just hope
[10:46] <Kartagis> hi
[10:46] <J-a-K-e> does anyone know how to setup a base redirect to lfe through pulseaudio?
[10:47] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: check out HaXe, or adobe flex
[10:47] <AwaDoV> amarok
[10:47] <icqnumber> does some one uses compiz fusion 0.7.6?
[10:47] <Slart> manishS: oh.. I'm sorry to say you're setting yourself up for some serious letdowns if you think that is true =)
[10:47] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: Are they free...
[10:47] <Fryguy--> icqnumber: ask your question, dont' ask to ask
[10:47] <Fryguy--> Ububegin: yes
[10:47] <wild_oscar> icqnumber: no, I haven't found the .debs of it yet
[10:47] <Kartagis> when i open system-config-printer using System>Administration, it just opens and closes
[10:47] <manishS> Slart: Hmmm well will try and tell abt the capability
[10:48] <Kartagis> can you help me figure out why?
[10:48] <wild_oscar> icqnumber: if you know of a repository with it, I'd be glad to know about it
[10:48] <AwaDoV> fryguy it doesn't work with anyprog too !?
[10:48] <Ububegin> Fryguy--: Great shit.. gracias
[10:48] <icqnumber> wild_oscar, http://dt.in.th/2008-06-17.install-compiz-0.7.6-hardy-repo.html, but i have not ried it yet
[10:48] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: what type of content are you playing back?
[10:48] <AwaDoV> mp3
[10:48] <wild_oscar> cheers, icqnumber
[10:48] <wild_oscar> I'll try it
[10:49] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: mp3 is only recorded in 2-channel stereo, there is no surround content in mp3 files
[10:49] <icqnumber> Fryguy--, what was my question, becaue 0.7.4 is the default version
[10:49] <wild_oscar> I have problems with enhanced zoom not working since upgrading to hardy
[10:49] <wild_oscar> so I'll probably give it a try
[10:49] <AwaDoV> then what type are recorded in 4-channel stereo
[10:49] <AwaDoV> ?
[10:49] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: none
[10:49] <fg> can anyone advice opensource webserver statistic tool for LAMp ?
[10:50] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: all CD/redbookaudio/etc are 2 channel stereo.  The only things in surround are movies
[10:50] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: and sound for games is often available in surround
[10:50] <andatche> awstats, analog
[10:50] <icqnumber> wild_oscar, mine works good but 0.7.6 provides extra futures, and i m using it on opensuse 11, it is awesome
[10:50] <AwaDoV> the movies too work in2-channel only
[10:50] <AwaDoV> ?
[10:50] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: if you'd like to ruin your sonic experience and matrix rears in to stereo playback, there are plugins available for various music players that do this
[10:51] <AwaDoV> like what ?
[10:51] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: make sure you are playing back the correct soundtrack and have your media player configured correctly in that case
[10:51] <AwaDoV> and ?
[10:51] <Fryguy--> AwaDoV: as you can tell by the comment "ruin sonic experience", i don't use them, so i don't know abou tthem
[10:51] <icqnumber> wild_oscar, and this 0.7.6 is not officially supported, so i thought i ask here some one who already gave it a try
[10:52] <AwaDoV> many thanx fryguy
[10:52] <AwaDoV> CYA
[10:52] <jigp> hello how to detect my wireless router? i tried to setup my wireless (my wireless name is jigpe and pass is jigpe12345) but still wont work...its wpa
[10:53] <Fryguy--> jigp: probably need to configure wpa_supplicant.  Isn't there a wiki entry for doing wpa in ubuntu that comes up as like the first hit on google?
[10:53] <Fryguy--> http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+wpa&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[10:53] <Fryguy--> oh hey would you look at that...
[10:54] <jigp> me Fryguy--?
[10:54] <Fryguy--> no, the other person asking for help with wpa next to you
[10:54] <jigp> im asking also how to detect my wireless router :)
[10:55] <Fryguy--> jigp: well what is the problem
[10:55] <CostaRicanQuaker> FryGuy--: If I paste sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop will it work or do i ahve to type sudo and enter the first command and hten type the second one
[10:56] <jigp> Fryguy-- : i cannot connect to my wireless router..but in xp its easy to detect...you will just click view all wireless network..and boom
[10:56] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: try it and see
[10:56] <Fryguy--> jigp: so is your wireless card working?
[10:56] <Fryguy--> jigp: are the drivers installed?
[10:56] <Fryguy--> jigp: is it detecting anything?
[10:56] <CostaRicanQuaker> works
[10:57] <roswarrior> wfm
[10:57] <jigp> Fryguy-- : its a fresh install desktop 8.i think i havent installed all packages...do i need to install all 129 packages the appear to my desktop everytime i login?
[10:57] <Fryguy--> jigp: what 129 packages
[10:57] <jigp> 219 packages *
[10:57] <clarezoe> hi, anyone can help? my microphone doen't work, I have no clue how to configure it, I'm on xubuntu
[10:57] <Fryguy--> updates?
[10:58] <Fryguy--> jigp: yes you should install updates
[10:58] <jigp> "There are 219 updates available" click it?and install all?
[10:58] <Fryguy--> yes
[10:58] <roswarrior> jigp, are you new to computers?
[10:58] <Kiyiko> is there a disadvantage to running kde programs, in gnome?
[10:58] <Fryguy--> Kiyiko: no
[10:58] <Fryguy--> Kiyiko: look and feel won't be consistent, other than that no
[10:59] <Kiyiko> k
[10:59] <Kiyiko> ur like....super halpfull, thanks....you seem to know everything i ask
[10:59] <Kiyiko> lol
[10:59] <Fryguy--> Kiyiko: i've been using *nix for a long long time
[10:59] <jigp> nope.but im new to wireless laptop.working with desktop personal computer with ubuntu is okay.but here in laptop its not easy to setup wireless or detech my wireless router. (just for me) Fryguy--
[10:59] <roswarrior> lmao
[11:00] <Fryguy--> Kiyiko: and i work as a software engineer and am in front of a *nix terminal 8+ hours a day
[11:00] <jigp> Fryguy : once i install 219 updates my laptop will automatically detect any wireless here in town right?
[11:00] <Fryguy--> jigp: no idea
[11:00] <Fryguy--> jigp: i asked you a bunch of questions before and you didn't really answer any of them, so I don't know
[11:01] <jigp> Fryguy-- : i am new to laptop - yes
[11:02] <jigp> Fryguy--: and i am now install all the packages 219 updates
[11:03] <roswarrior> http://linuxhaters.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-be-linux-user.html
[11:04] <plouffe> "solfege" keeps crashing on me with the following output -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/24681/ . Can anyone make any sense of this?
[11:04] <roswarrior> quite funny
[11:04] <_SuiseiSeki_> îîî ïðèâààà ÷óâàêèè
[11:05] <plouffe> I can't even open it.
[11:05] <DJones> !ru | _SuiseiSeki_
[11:05] <Fryguy--> i should fix unicode output in irssi :/
[11:05] <roswarrior> uhhh transliterated too
[11:06] <roswarrior> nice
[11:06] <_SuiseiSeki_> ubottu: ahhh....
[11:06] <roswarrior> morning crowd seems to be arriving
[11:07] <Fryguy--> maybe i'll just stay in here
[11:07] <Fryguy--> for an 18 hour stretch heh
[11:07] <Fryguy--> i'm so bored :/
[11:07] <danniz> packages.ubuntu down?
[11:07] <Fryguy--> and i don't feel like programming anything right now
[11:07] <_SuiseiSeki_> And in what language you speak?
[11:07] <roswarrior> Fryguy--, what do you program?
[11:08] <Fryguy--> well
[11:08] <cam^> which type should i use for SSh key generation ? dsa ? rsa ? what are the pros/cons of these ones?
[11:08] <_SuiseiSeki_> lalala
[11:08] <Fryguy--> by day I work as a software engineering for web search/media company, doing mostly php and C
[11:08] <Fryguy--> cam^: use rsa
[11:08] <Fryguy--> it's more secure than dsa
[11:08] <Fryguy--> dsa is provided for backwards compatibility
[11:08] <_SuiseiSeki_> Talk to me =)))
[11:08] <ph8> cam^: ask google
[11:09] <ph8> rsa's also slower than dsa
[11:09] <Fryguy--> roswarrior: and in my free time i've been becoming more advanced with python
[11:09] <roswarrior> do you do anything ope?
[11:09] <roswarrior> open
[11:09] <jigp> Fryguy-- : which is the best way to find answer? google or go here in irc #ubuntu freenode and ask?
[11:09] <Fryguy--> ph8: by an amount that's pretty insignificant in 99% of use cases in my opinion
[11:09] <cam^> ph8 i see ; slower even if using a 1024bits encryption ?
[11:09] <Fryguy--> jigp: google almost always has the answer
[11:09] <jigp> Fryguy-- : sometimes people who give advice here are pretty wrong
[11:09] <Fryguy--> cam^: you aren't going to notice a speed difference, use rsa
[11:10] <plouffe> "solfege" keeps crashing on me with the following output -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/24681/ . Can anyone make any sense of this?
[11:10] <Fryguy--> jigp: that's true
[11:10] <jigp> Fryguy-- : thank you :)
[11:10] <ph8> cam^: google it
[11:10] <Fryguy--> jigp: and i've been wrong before, i don't think i'm wrong now though
[11:10] <_SuiseiSeki_> :°
[11:10] <jigp> Fryguy : so what are you doing here?
[11:10] <ph8> http://neubia.com/archives/000191.html
[11:10] <ph8> cam ^
[11:10] <Fryguy--> jigp: bored
[11:11] <jigp> Fryguy-- : i see.. let me think, are you single?no gf?independent?
[11:11] <jigp> let me guess*
[11:12] <Fryguy--> jigp: yes, and i've got the next couple of days off from work, so I figured i'd contribute a bit of time to helping some people out with opensource related issues
[11:12] <lordnoid> can't you join ubuntu-offtopic with mibbit?
[11:12] <jigp> Fryguy-- : nice and kind you are :)
[11:12] <lordnoid> #ubuntu-offtopic, [2] You're banned from that channel :/
[11:13] <Jaseem> unop: i still can't connect to internet.
[11:14] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: where are you at now for progress
[11:14] <jigp> Fryguy-- : can you give me some tips if it is okay to use a desktop server 8 with firestarter firewall? or server 8 ubuntu with iptables and squid? handling 15 computers and 1 server ubuntu (inet cafe)
[11:14] <jigp> jaseem : but you are now in the internet..you mean you have 2nd pc?
[11:14] <Fryguy--> jigp: that's a stupid question
[11:14] <Fryguy--> (second)
[11:14] <DrLame> umm
[11:14] <dmseg> Jaseem: can you please tell me your problm again (ive just joined pm it to me dont flood because of that)
[11:15] <Jaseem> Jigp: I am using xp in the same computer. I am using broadband in xp.  i can't connect to internet using ubuntu.
[11:15] <jigp> Fryguy-- : can you give me some tips if it is okay to use a desktop server 8 with firestarter firewall? or server 8 ubuntu with iptables and squid? handling 15 computers and 1 server ubuntu (inet cafe)
[11:15] <lordnoid> wired?
[11:15] <Jaseem> I tried ifconfig -a
[11:15] <Fryguy--> jigp: as for your first question, i'd recommend using something other than ubuntu server for that purpose (I'm not a fan of ubuntu server, I think there are far better options for server oriented operating systems).  And i'd obviously recommend iptables + squid because it's going to give you a lot more flexibility
[11:16] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: and do you have an IP for either of your interfaces?
[11:16] <Fryguy--> that doesn't start with 169
[11:16] <Jaseem> and got a huge list. Then tried sudo dhclient eth1
[11:16] <dmseg> Jaseem: i work for a communications company i might be able to help you so please pm your question
[11:16] <Fryguy--> dmseg: any particular reason you want him to pm it and prevent the rest of the channel from helping him?
[11:17] <lordnoid> Jaasem, wich network card?
[11:17] <CostaRicanQuaker> I love ubuntu
[11:17] <jigp> Fryguy-- : thank you.. what kind of server oriented OS sample?
[11:17] <dmseg> Fryguy--: i just wnated the question to PMed not the whole disussion (wont flood this way)
[11:17] <Jaseem> Mr provider is BSNL. My telephone cable is connected to a white box (model UT300r2u). There is two wire connecting box and cpu. One wire is RJ45 and other is USB
[11:17] <Fryguy--> lordnoid: he doesn't know, and it doesn't matter (the card is detected, he has an eth interface)
[11:18] <Fryguy--> jigp: freebsd or debian proper (heavy emphasis on freebsd)
[11:18] <dmseg> Jaseem: you in delhi?
[11:18] <Jaseem> dmseg: I am from Kerala.
[11:18] <plouffe> "solfege" keeps crashing on me with the following output -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/24681/ . Can anyone make any sense of this?
[11:18] <plouffe> xvidcap also crashes once I hit record. Gives a segmentation fault error.
[11:19] <Jaseem> I can connect to internet without USB, but connection becomes slow (in xp)
[11:19] <dmseg> Jaseem: this prblem happens a lot is there ADSL written on the modem (or do you know what type of connection do you hace?)
[11:19] <Jaseem> I can't even get internet in Ubuntu.
[11:19] <Fryguy--> plouffe: i looked at it and the error isn't very helpful, i'd focus on the part on the second line invalid directory in path
[11:19] <dmseg> *heve
[11:19] <Jaseem> There is a label called ADSL above one of the blinking leds on the white box.
[11:19] <plouffe> Should I just create the path? I've already done a complete reinstall.
[11:20] <Jaseem> Can anyone tell me what the white box is called?
[11:20] <archandrei> Help, what is the IRC UBUNTU (RUSSA)?
[11:20] <archandrei> Help, what is the IRC UBUNTU (RUSSA)?
[11:20] <dns53> !ru
[11:21] <dmseg> Jaseem: its called a router
[11:21] <daya> my system now doesn't reboot and halt, it doesn't have /sbin/reboot and halt, does it happen due to rootkits or trojan
[11:21] <dmseg> daya: rootkits in ubuntu
[11:22] <dmseg> !tell virus | daya
[11:22] <dmseg> !virus | daya
[11:22] <Jaseem> what should I do?
[11:22] <Jaseem> Can anyone please tell me.
[11:22] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: i asked you a question a while ago
[11:22] <Fryguy--> and you ignored me
[11:22] <lordnoid> lol ubotto thinks ubuntu doesnt have virusses :)
[11:23] <rocky> anyone tracking the firefox/weave/crypto problem? i tried this morning's proposed libnss and libnsr updates according to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442788 and still no luck for me :(
[11:23] <plouffe> Fryguy-- , I created the path and the first message disappears but the rest still is basically the same. It looks like a Gtk problem which would explain why it crashes when trying to start the GUI.
[11:23] <Jaseem> Sorry FryGuy, I didn't see it because of messages of others.
[11:23] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: if you type ifconfig -a, do any of your interfaces have an ip address other than 169.xxx.xxx.xxx
[11:23] <Joe__> I have an ASUS EEE 901 and installed the Ubuntu EEE on to it... but there are NO network connections(doesn't see the wired or the wireless)... how can I fix this?
[11:24] <dmseg> !volunteer | Jaseem
[11:24] <Jaseem> FryGuy: No.
[11:24] <SliMM> how can I make certain commands available to a single user or a usergroup?
[11:24] <interactive> is there a way to prevent gnome from starting and launch specific fullscreen app immediately after X start?
[11:24] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: what happens if you type dhclient eth1
[11:25] <interactive> without window manager at all
[11:25] <Fryguy--> interactive: you can change your X session to use a ~/.xinitrc file, which will do whatever you want
[11:25] <Jaseem> This appears
[11:25] <Jaseem> Internet Systems Consortium DHCP Client V3.0.6
[11:25] <Jaseem> Copyright 2004-2007 Internet Systems Consortium.
[11:25] <Jaseem> All rights reserved.
[11:25] <Jaseem> For info, please visit http://www.isc.org/sw/dhcp/
[11:25] <FloodBot1> Jaseem: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:25] <Fryguy--> i think session setttings are in /etc/gdm/Sessions, google for some details
[11:25] <DJones> !eeepc | Joe__ This website could be of use to you, particularly the fixing ubuntu for hardware support section
[11:25] <jigp> Fryguy-- : its an insult of you give advice like use freebsd
[11:25] <jigp> hehe
[11:26] <Fryguy--> insult of what?
[11:26] <Fryguy--> ubuntu server? i hardly think that ubuntu server compares to freebsd in any measurable fashion
[11:26] <jigp> Fryguy-- like you are advising to use debian or freebsd
[11:26] <Fryguy--> yes
[11:26] <Jaseem> When I entered sudo dhclient eth1 a list appears.
[11:27] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: is there something wrong with Ubuntu server?
[11:27] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: ok, and then what happens if you go to a website on your browser
[11:27] <Fryguy--> Chousuke: no
[11:27] <SliMM> Fryguy--: and why would freebsd be better than ubuntu server?
[11:27] <Jaseem> Nothing. page cannot be displayed.
[11:27] <Fryguy--> SliMM: much better more robust package auditing, much more secure by default configuration, more streamlined patchsets for various servers that are in use, the ability to use jails, pf over iptables
[11:27] <Joe__> DJones: yes, I've done all that but the problem is that there IS NO ethernet card found, so none of that works
[11:28] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: ok, in terminal type dhclient eth0 then
[11:28]  * CostaRicanQuaker wants to eventually learn freebsd in the long run
[11:28] <Fryguy--> SliMM: i guess I can keep going on
[11:28] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: why is FreeBSD's default configuration more secure?
[11:28] <Jaseem> i tried that. Then something like dhcdiscover appears.
[11:28] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: and then what?
[11:28] <jigp> Fryguy -- : my main purpose for server is to audit the sites visited by the workstations or have logs, can block illegal downloads, load balancing and firewall like squid... i think i tried firestarter but lack of features...
[11:28] <SliMM> Fryguy--: isn't that openbsd?
[11:28] <Fryguy--> SliMM: openbsd and freebsd, yes
[11:28] <Jaseem> It ends with a failure.
[11:28] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: also, the ports system is very different from APT, it's incorrect to just say one is better than the other.
[11:29] <Fryguy--> Chousuke: i never made a comment saying one was better than the other
[11:29] <DJones> Joe__: i'm afraid I've only seen the ubuntu info on that website, I've not used the eeepc, so I'm going to be able to suggest anything else, i'm afraid you'll have to ask again in the channel
[11:29] <woody87> are any of you guys using Pidgin for IRC?
[11:29] <SliMM> well, ow should I partition my hard disk for ubuntu server?
[11:29] <SliMM> how*
[11:29] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: use "sudo dhclient eth0"
[11:29] <joaopinto> woody87, xhcat here
[11:30] <Jaseem> K, i may have to restart.
[11:30] <Joe__> I have an EEE 901 which I installed the Ubuntu EEE on to, it is not finding a wired OR wireless adapter... can anyone help?
[11:30] <dns53> Joe__ have a look at the ubuntu wiki, eeeuser wiki and the eeeubunutu distro
[11:30] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: I use FreeBSD myself, though.
[11:30] <catalytic> hi all
[11:30] <Fryguy--> SliMM: if you are worried at all about having people attack the system, make sure /tmp and /var are separate partitiongs from / (tmp can be small, 1 gig at the most is fine in most cases), and /var needs to be somewhat sizable, especially if you plan on keeping web content in there
[11:30] <catalytic> I am trying to install gtk2
[11:30] <Fryguy--> Chousuke: as do i
[11:31] <catalytic> so that I can then make drQueue
[11:31] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: no
[11:31] <Joe__> dns53 yes, I've looked in all of those places and only see others have the same issue but no fixes
[11:31] <jigp> Fryguy-- : do you think ubuntu server 8 can audiit the site visits like monitor the sites that workstations visited, block sites, block downloads,cache,load balancing and filtering?
[11:31] <catalytic> I have searched in synaptic package manager, but it does not have the gtk2 dev headers
[11:31] <catalytic> can anyone help?
[11:31] <Fryguy--> jigp: probably not all of that
[11:32] <Chousuke> jigp: that's a lot of work for one server, but I can't see a reason it couldn't do that.
[11:32] <Jaseem> dmseg: what will happen if I type  killall `pidof dhcpd`?
[11:32] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: I could've just installed Debian, and it would've worked just as well, but I decided to try FreeBSD for fun :P
[11:32] <Jaseem> FryGuy what should i do instead of restarting?
[11:32] <dmseg> dhcpd will stop and the router will assign you an ip!!
[11:32] <SliMM> so
[11:33] <Jaseem> But that will ruin my windows connection, won
[11:33] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: you pretty much never have to restart linux
[11:33] <dns53> Joe__ ok, we know that the linux that comes with the eeepc works so you could try installing that
[11:33] <dmseg> jaseem: talking to many people will only confuse you
[11:33] <Fryguy--> SliMM: the size that var needs to be depends on what you are doing with the system
[11:33] <kiosk> vire
[11:33] <dmseg> jaseem: you are running linux now??
[11:33] <Joe__> dns53 I'd love to do that, expect I live in Korea where the Xandros version of the EEE PC was NOT released
[11:33] <Jaseem> How can i type sudo dhclient eth0 then?
[11:33] <Fryguy--> Jaseem: what does your windows connection have to do with this, aren't you on linux?
[11:33] <jigp> Chouke Fryguy-- : which one really?ubuntu,debian or freebsd?
[11:33] <SliMM> Fryguy--: I want to use my computer as a websever, subversion repository, ssh server
[11:34] <Jaseem> No, i can't conect to internet using Linux.
[11:34] <Jaseem> I am using Xp now.
[11:34] <catalytic> does anyone here have experience with drQueue?
[11:34] <Chousuke> jigp: whichever you want
[11:34] <Fryguy--> jigp: i recommend freebsd for all server stuff, unequivicably
[11:34] <SliMM> Fryguy--: perhaps a "soldat" dedicated server"
[11:34] <Chousuke> jigp: you'll still have to learn how to set up the server yourself.
[11:34] <kiosk> yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[11:34] <Fryguy--> jigp: freebsd handbook is quite good
[11:34] <Chousuke> jigp: they all can do it, but they have different tools and different strengths and weaknesses.
[11:34] <Chousuke> That, too :)
[11:34] <Fryguy--> of which freebsd has no weaknesses :)
[11:34] <Fryguy--> it's perfect
[11:34] <Fryguy--> in every way
[11:34] <unitech> hi everybody
[11:35] <Fryguy--> (prove me wrong)
[11:35] <Fryguy--> :)
[11:35] <jigp> Chousuke  Fryguy-- : like what ive said - features of monitoring,load balancing, filtering,cache
[11:35] <FloodBot1> Fryguy--: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:35] <CostaRicanQuaker> is gnu hurd an OS?
[11:35] <SliMM> Fryguy--: but it's for personal projects
[11:35] <unitech> which one is channel
[11:35] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: hah
[11:35] <dmseg> jigp: hes right freenas , etc all server's are based on free bsd
[11:35] <unitech> that i want to know more about distibuting ubuntu
[11:35] <unitech> ?
[11:35] <SliMM> Fryguy--: not a public web server or something similar
[11:35] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: hardware support on FreeBSD is behind Linux
[11:35] <Fryguy--> FloodBot1: blow me :)
[11:35] <Fryguy--> Chousuke: for server level hardware? I don't think so
[11:35] <unitech> !help
[11:35] <Halitosis> Avaliable commands are; !help, !uptime, !time, !botstats.
[11:35] <Chousuke> Fryguy--: every system has weaknesses; they may just not always be relevant
[11:35] <catalytic> anyone here used scons?
[11:35] <Fryguy--> wireless support is in a better state, raid/nic cards are in a fine state.  Graphics/sound is lagging yes, but those aren't used in servers
[11:36] <Fryguy--> CostaRicanQuaker: gnu hurd is a kernel
[11:36] <jigp> Fryguy-- Chousuke : ok freebsd then
[11:36] <jigp> ubuntu for desktop
[11:36] <jigp> thanks
[11:36] <bsusa> hello
[11:36] <jigp> :)
[11:36] <jigp> big thanks
[11:36] <FloodBot1> jigp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:36] <SliMM> Fryguy--: that's pretty much what I need
[11:36] <SliMM> Fryguy--: any ideas? :)
[11:36] <Chousuke> jigp: note that with FreeBSD the handbook is your new best friend
[11:36] <dmseg> Fryguy--: fedora core 7 was the most poplar server of all times (it still is but now its going more into end user)
[11:36] <Fryguy--> SliMM: if it's just a personal project, just make 3 partitions, /, /home, and swap
[11:36] <Jaseem_> Ok, I have to restart, rihgt?
[11:36] <bsusa> is their a way of running games from the terminal in a different resolution?
[11:36] <Chousuke> jigp: the documentation is good, but there's little handholding.
[11:37] <Fryguy--> dmseg: most popular hardly means best
[11:37] <Fryguy--> Jaseem_: no you don't have to restart
[11:37] <bullgard4> Can I use easily the program Unison to synchronize my Evolution address book to a master Evolution address book in the same LAN?
[11:37] <Jaseem_> I am using xp, then how can i run a command?
[11:37] <Fryguy--> why are so many freaking people messaging me
[11:37] <Fryguy--> Jaseem_: why are you in xp? this is #ubuntu
[11:38] <Myrtti> !help
[11:38] <Halitosis> Avaliable commands are; !help, !uptime, !time, !botstats.
[11:38] <dmseg> Jaseem: ip will asign automatically if you have ADSL PPoPE then you will need to configure that
[11:38] <bsusa> anyone?
[11:38] <guido_> Hi guys, any expert of doxygen ?
[11:38] <woody87> so why do I have "woody86" on my login info, but "woody87" displayed here?
[11:38] <Jaseem_> I can't connect to internet using ubuntu, so ihave to use xp.
[11:38] <SliMM> Fryguy--: it will, however, be accessible over the internet
[11:38] <Chousuke> hmmh
[11:38] <Chousuke> !uptime
[11:38] <Fryguy--> bsusa: games should play in other resolutions just fine
[11:38] <roswarrior> !man
[11:38] <dmseg> Jaseem_: why use alt nick?
[11:38] <Fryguy--> SliMM: of course
[11:38] <roswarrior> !man woman
[11:38] <guido_> Dot graphs get generated for RTF only, not HTML...
[11:38] <Starnestommy> woody87: someone else was connected as woody86
[11:39] <SliMM> Fryguy--: i want to be able to work on my projects together with my friends from wherever we are
[11:39] <woody87> that was me, lol
[11:39] <Chousuke> oh, halitosis was already removed. I have parts disabled :P
[11:39] <bsusa> Fryguy: how can u manually set it, in the command line?
[11:39] <woody87> or it should've been
[11:39] <SliMM> Fryguy--: so, just /, /home and swap?
[11:39] <Fryguy--> SliMM: if you aren't overly worried about attacks and need to maintain perfect uptime, i'd recommend keeping the partition simple
[11:39] <Fryguy--> it's a pain in the ass to resize if you get it wrong otherwsie
[11:39] <bsusa> eg like  somefile  -1024x768 u no what i mean?
[11:40] <SliMM> Fryguy--: I'm not that worried, though I should read the full ssh documentation
[11:40] <Fryguy--> bsusa: the same is going to be able to resize it to whatever it needs/wants
[11:40] <roswarrior> http://encoded.no-ip.org/ros/screenshots/all_aboooard.jpg
[11:40] <Kartagis> why would a setup script give segmentation fault when ran?
[11:40] <Fryguy--> if the game supports a command line parameter to do it, then use that
[11:40] <SliMM> Fryguy--: any suggestion for a 60 GB hdd with 512 MB RAM?
[11:40] <Fryguy--> SliMM: what OS? ubuntu server?
[11:40] <SliMM> Fryguy--: yes :))
[11:41] <Fryguy--> SliMM: 10gb /, 1gb swap (maybe 2), and the rest /home
[11:41] <SliMM> Fryguy--: thanks
[11:41] <Fryguy--> and put your webserver content into a /home directory (whether it's your own user, or you make a new user like www-data)
[11:41] <SliMM> Fryguy--: is the place on the harddisk relevant?
[11:42] <Fryguy--> SliMM: certain parts of the hard disk read faster than others, i've never paid much mind to setting up a hard drive for optimal access like that
[11:42] <bsusa> Fryguy: My situattion is this. The game that i am running is running in 640x480 mode fullscreen, whenever i change the reso in the game it tries to but then freezes. So i am wondering if there is a way to execute the game from the terminal and force a resolution?
[11:42] <Fryguy--> bsusa: not that i know of
[11:43] <henux> Can I play DVD movies in Ubuntu?
[11:43] <Fryguy--> henux: sure
[11:43] <SliMM> Fryguy--: ext3, right?
[11:43] <Fryguy--> SliMM: i use reiserfs, your call on that
[11:43] <henux> Fryguy--: Totem?
[11:43] <alphaman1101> How do i make a link to the trashbin on the desktop?
[11:43] <Fryguy--> henux: or vlc, or mplayer, or any of the other media players for ubuntu
[11:43] <henux> Fryguy--: I tried to open a DVD movie in it but it resulted in an error
[11:43] <mettler> hi i have a problem with a SSD solid state flas disk in gutsy/hardy ...ubuntu
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.291596] ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x2 frozen
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.291603] ata1.00: cmd c8/00:08:00:00:00/00:00:00:00:00/e0 tag 0 dma 4096 in
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.291605]          res 40/00:00:00:00:00/00:00:00:00:00/00 Emask 0x4 (timeout)
[11:43] <FloodBot1> mettler: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.291697] ata1.00: status: { DRDY }
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.291705] ata1: soft resetting link
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.471475] ata1.00: configured for UDMA/33
[11:43] <mettler> [ 1002.471480] ata1: EH complete
[11:43] <Fryguy--> alphaman1101: ln -s ~/.Trash ~/Desktop
[11:43] <SliMM> Fryguy--: well, is it better?
[11:43] <anormallu> hi! how can i install aol on ubuntu?
[11:44] <mettler> sry, for flood
[11:44] <DJones> !aol | anormallu
[11:44] <Fryguy--> SliMM: reiserfs benchmarks faster in some benchmarks, ext does in others, I'd say the diff is negligible
[11:44] <SliMM> anormallu: try pidgin
[11:44] <dns53> henux you can play dvd's buy it is illegal in the usa and other countries as you are not paying the mpeg for permission
[11:44] <Fryguy--> lol aol
[11:44] <henux> "Could not read from resource" this is the error I get
[11:44] <alphaman1101> Fryguy-- then this page: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=821146 is wrong?
[11:44] <henux> dns53: I don't really care
[11:44] <henux> I just want to see the movie
[11:44] <Fryguy--> alphaman1101: you follow these guides yet? http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+dvd+playback&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[11:44] <SliMM> anormallu: if you mean aol messenger,
[11:45] <Fryguy--> alphaman1101: ?
[11:45] <henux> Do I have to install Windows to see movie? Ubuntu sucks
[11:45] <anormallu> aol software ...dailer
[11:45] <anormallu> dialer
[11:45] <Fryguy--> uh, i typed lol aol, what is wrong?
[11:45] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, I usually use  gconf-editor  and navigate to  apps - nautilus - Desktop  and tick what you want
[11:45] <Joe__> I have an EEE 901 which I installed the Ubuntu EEE on to, it is not finding a wired OR wireless adapter... can anyone help?
[11:46] <Fryguy--> Joe__: apparently drivers aren't available for either of those devices
[11:46] <mettler> hi, I have a problem with a frozen Sata device (solid state disk) http://paste.ubuntu.com/24687/  can someone help?
[11:46] <dns53> henux the easiest way is to get libdvdcss from http://medibuntu.org/
[11:46] <joaopinto> Joe__, please check www.ubuntu-eee.com
[11:46] <Fryguy--> Joe__: you'll either have to wait for them to become available, or contribute to making them available yourself
[11:46] <legend2440> catalytic: why don't you install drqueue from syna[tic?
[11:47] <catalytic> is it there?
[11:47] <legend2440> catalytic: yes
[11:47] <catalytic> actually
[11:47] <catalytic> I think that is how I originally installed it
[11:47] <Joe__> joanopinto: That's where I installed from... but it has no network adapters at all
[11:47] <catalytic> but it wasnt working properly
[11:48] <Joe__> I did find source for the atl2 drivers... but no idea how to install them
[11:48] <joaopinto> Joe__, sorry, I have no experience with the eee hw
[11:48] <legend2440> catalytic: well if you want to compile i think install    libgtk2.0-dev
[11:49] <joaopinto> catalytic, who do you believe that compiling from source will resolve your problem ? Are you compiling a newer version ?
[11:49] <dns53> Joe__ well the 701 needed the madwifi drivers
[11:50] <woody86> ah ha! I return as myself! lol
[11:50] <rukus> how unique.
[11:50] <Ferchault> my Realtek network card is detected but even with the correct settings (according to ifconfig) I'm unable to ping the gateway (dest not reachable). Any ideas?
[11:51] <Joe__> dns53 yes, from what I've read the 901 should need them too... right now I'm trying to get wired working.. I HAVE the source files, but I don't know how to install them
[11:51] <Fryguy--> Ferchault: how is the card set up
[11:51] <askand> Is 8.04.1 scheduled for today? :)
[11:51] <catalytic> other users have found that the synaptic version
[11:52] <catalytic> places files in different directory's
[11:52] <catalytic> for example
[11:52] <dns53> Joe__ you will need build-essentials but it may be hard getting them without a compiler
[11:52] <legend2440> catalytic: yes i read that
[11:52] <DJones> askand: possibly later on today, looks like final testing is still being done before final release though
[11:52] <catalytic> tex@ubuntuStudio:~/software/drqueue-0.64.3$ drqueue.master
[11:53] <Joe__> dns53 kind of hard to use apt to install build-essentials... when you don't have any way to access the network
[11:53] <Ferchault> Fryguy--: its a RTL-8139 configured for a static IP (<IP_ADDRESS>) and <IP_ADDRESS> as gateway. ifconfig displays this settings, but the routing table does not contain anything related to this config
[11:53] <catalytic> it says
[11:53] <askand> DJones:  Ok, thanks
[11:53] <catalytic> ERROR: master for your platform (master.Linux) does not exist in /home/tex/drQueue/bin.
[11:53] <Fryguy--> Ferchault: how did you configure it for a static ip
[11:53] <catalytic> but I have the file installed in /var/lib/drqueue/bin/master.Linux
[11:53] <legend2440> catalytic: sudo apt-get build-dep drqueue   should install the dependencies needed to compile drqueue source
[11:53]  * Myrtti pokes mettler
[11:54] <catalytic> I would rather use synaptic.
[11:54] <Kartagis> !printer
[11:54] <Ferchault> I used the tool displayed next to the clock (it's ubuntu 8.04)
[11:54] <catalytic> If there was a way to tell drqueue to look in the /var/lib/drqueue/bin instead of /home/tex/drQueue
[11:55] <Fryguy--> Ferchault: did you set up your subnet mask correctly
[11:55] <Fryguy--> (should be <IP_ADDRESS>)
[11:56] <dns53> Joe__ what you may be able to do is on another machine is run apt-get -d install build-essential, this will download but not install the packages and put them in /var/cache/apt/archive
[11:56] <Ferchault> Fryguy--: yes. it has the same settings like my gentoo-box (only an other IP)
[11:56] <SliMM> how can I configure the resolution of ubuntu server
[11:56]  * Myrtti pokes mettler again
[11:56] <beer> where can I download ubuntu 8.04.1?
[11:57] <Fryguy--> Ferchault: then i dont' know the answer, maybe try setting it up using /etc/network/interfaces instead
[11:57] <Fryguy--> beer: it's not released yet
[11:57] <SliMM> i did this for the standard version
[11:57] <beer> I tough it was men to be today
[11:57] <Ferchault> Fryguy--: thanks. I'll give it a try.
[11:57] <Fryguy--> beer: it's ready when it's ready
[11:57] <legend2440> catalytic: does man drqueue tell how to configure it?
[11:58] <catalytic> nope
[11:58] <ytang> you can download unbuntu 8.04
[11:58] <beer> 8.04 was to ready when it was released so I home that 8.04.1 will fix some of the problems (eks my sound problem introduced in 8.04)
[11:58] <mettler> do u know a good linux irc channel?
[11:58] <alphaman1101> Ok i know my system has the memory i have 700MB but for some reason (it didnt do this beofore i had to re instal it) firefox and now some of the other programs are starting to i think "Slow Down"? As in, for right now if im using firefox if i go to fast for it or dont wait for the page to load and click on something it will freeze up. Like  said it never used to do this before. Does linux have to de-fragment, or something that requires
[11:58] <legend2440> catalytic: i've never used it myself so i'm not much help there
[11:59] <SliMM> i can't connect to my server via ssh
[11:59] <Fryguy--> SliMM: is ssh server running
[11:59] <lng> hi! why is /etc/apache2/httpd.conf empty?
[11:59] <SliMM> yes
[11:59] <Ferchault> SliMM: was gives "ssh -vv user@host"?
[12:00] <Joe__> dns53: I did that, but I can't find build-essential in there
[12:00] <SliMM> http://pastebin.com/m9f4177
[12:02] <Joe__> dns53 ok, found it... so just put it in the same place on my EEE and apt-get install?
[12:02] <SliMM> Ferchault: http://pastebin.com/d19a8bb0f
[12:02] <DistroJockey> SliMM, For the resolution, you could try putting the following on the end of your kernel boot line:  vga=791
[12:02] <Ferchault> SliMM: the remote key has changed. if you're sure, that the remote key is correct, delete the line nr. 1 in /home/stefan/.ssh/known_hosts
[12:02] <pan30432> anyone here tried vmware?
[12:02] <dns53> copy it to your eeepc and run dpkg -i filename
[12:03] <SliMM> DistroJockey: vga=791 is ok, but "the end of the kernel boot line" is a bit too complicated
[12:04] <Kartagis> can anybody help me locate a decen driver for printer Canon LBP-3360 please?
[12:04] <SliMM> Ferchault: ok, how can I setup ssh on the server to be more secure?
[12:04] <DistroJockey> SliMM, I assume you use Grub. Get the menu displayed and then Edit the entry you boot
[12:05] <SliMM> DistroJockey: can't I just edit a file?
[12:05] <Fryguy--> /boot/grub/grub.conf
[12:05] <alphaman1101> Ok i know my system has the memory i have 700MB but for some reason (it didnt do this beofore i had to re instal it) firefox and now some of the other programs are starting to i think "Slow Down"? As in, for right now if im using firefox if i go to fast for it or dont wait for the page to load and click on something it will freeze up. Like  said it never used to do this before. Does linux have to de-fragment, or something that requires
[12:05] <DistroJockey> SliMM, yes, you can, but it's safer to try it first before you edit, just incase you don't get any display
[12:06] <kaii> is there a PKG for Pidgin 2.4.3 out already somewhere?
[12:06] <kaii> i dont want to compile from source
[12:06] <Fryguy--> kaii: try getdeb.net
[12:06] <kaii> ic thx
[12:06] <Fryguy--> alphaman1101: "reinstall" did you install the exact same stuff you had before?
[12:06] <RonLut> kaii: http://www.getdeb.net/release/2883
[12:07] <Ferchault> SliMM: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/securing-ssh.html
[12:07] <Jaseem> Ok, tried etc/init.d/dhcpd stop, but no such files and directory
[12:07] <SliMM> DistroJockey: what about 1280x800 resolution?
[12:07] <alphaman1101> Fryguy--: as of right now the setup is exactly the same except for a few games not installed
[12:08] <DistroJockey> SliMM, not sure that is possible with the driver that is used
[12:08] <SliMM> DistroJockey: ok :)
[12:09] <Mba7eth> got a Q about playstation3..... can i run playstation2 games on ps3 ? I know it is not the write place to ask :)
[12:09] <alphaman1101> Mba7eth yes
[12:09] <DistroJockey> SliMM, vga=794 for 1280x1024
[12:10] <alphaman1101> Mba7eth but it will look worse than if you were running it on a ps2
[12:10] <SliMM> or 795
[12:10] <dns53> Mba7eth on the more expensive versions yes, the cheap ones does not have full backwards compatability
[12:10] <Jaseem> Hey, anyone to help me.
[12:10] <Mba7eth> alphaman1101 : why ? ps3 is much powerfull interm of graphics and processing
[12:11] <Jaseem> Please guys!
[12:11] <alphaman1101> Mba7eth: youtube it
[12:12] <dns53> Mba7eth they did remove the backwards compatability chips so they are doing most of it in software
[12:12] <humphrey> Hey, has anybody had any luck with outputting to a 1366x768 HD LCD TV?  I can't get a crisp output with either vga cable or hdmi.  In windows, I use vga cable & a res of 1360x768 and it works great :-)  btw. I've got a ATI graphics card.
[12:12] <alphaman1101> 8.04----- How do i add fonts?
[12:12] <Jaseem> No one to help?
[12:12] <alphaman1101> !ask jaseem
[12:12] <Jaseem> I can't connect to internet!
[12:13] <alphaman1101> !ask |jaseem
[12:13] <alphaman1101> sorry had to get it
[12:13] <dns53> humphrey that is an unusual res and may not be supported by your driver, i can't get it on my nvidia card
[12:13] <alphaman1101> jassem, dsl, cable What?
[12:13] <Jaseem> I had asked it already. I am using a broadband connection  provided by bsnl. I can conect to it using windows xp, but not with ubuntu.
[12:14] <alphaman1101> !fonts
[12:14] <Jaseem> It is an ADSL.
[12:14] <DistroJockey> SliMM, this may be of some help:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=622018
[12:14] <humphrey> dns53: Well it is, but most lcd tv use that resolution, and windows just adds it to the less when my tv is plugged in.
[12:14] <Jaseem> router is connected to cpu uisng usb and RJ45
[12:14] <alphaman1101> jassem, directly to the modem? Connected?
[12:14] <Jaseem> Telephone is connected to router and router is connected to cpu using usb and rj45
[12:15] <Jaseem> Not jassem, jaseem
[12:15] <dns53> humphrey you are using PROPRIETARY drivers so you need to convince the hardware manufacturers to write the drivers to support it
[12:15] <DistroJockey> Jaseem, first, I suggest just using the rj45
[12:15] <alphaman1101> jassem,Why both? if its just a router...
[12:15] <Jaseem> Ok, but Disconnecting USB makes internet slow.
[12:15] <alphaman1101> my bad
[12:15] <Jaseem> Not jassem, jaseem
[12:15] <Joe__> dns53 is there anyway to get those .deb files I need from apt-get without having to first remove it(already installed), then doing -d, copy the file, reinstall?
[12:16] <Jaseem> use jaseem, so i can see what is for me higlighted.
[12:16] <alphaman1101> jaseem, what kind of router is it
[12:16] <Jaseem> UT300r2u
[12:16] <humphrey> dns53 yeah, ok.  I was just hoping there would be an easy fix.  might have to put windows back on my box then :-(
[12:16] <alphaman1101> jaseem, thats a modem
[12:16] <DistroJockey> Jaseem, alphaman1101 : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=159039
[12:17] <Jaseem> it has five leds labeled power, status, adsl, ethernet and usb blinking on it.
[12:17] <alphaman1101> DistroJockey Guess you found it :D
[12:17] <Jaseem> It was a channel member (dmseg who told me it was a router)
[12:17] <natalisushka> Hello ppl, anyone knows why sometimes (after closing amarok or any audio app) my device stops working and get a message with amarok: "Audio output unavailable; the device is busy." And with Totem Media PLayer: Failed to connect stream: Invalid argument? Note that at the same time I am playing a youtube video and sound works in the browser, Also sometimes it doesn't work in the browser and it works with something else! does it mean th
[12:17] <natalisushka> at audio device is being heavily used by something that it would hinder it's work with something else?
[12:17] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, not a solution, but a reference :)
[12:17] <alphaman1101> jaseem, http://www.calcutta.bsnl.co.in/dataoneinstall/pppoe04a.html
[12:18] <gordonjcp> natalisushka: because flash uses an outdated way of talking to the sound hardware
[12:18] <gordonjcp> natalisushka: it wants the sound card all to itself
[12:18] <alphaman1101> jaseem,modem..
[12:18] <Jaseem> Ok
[12:18] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, Jaseem : I just googled:  UT300r2u ubuntu
[12:19] <alphaman1101> jaseem, modems are not supported real good with ubuntu..   Anyone want to correct me here?
[12:19] <natalisushka> gordonjcp, sometimes it stops working with other apps even without using a flash in a browser
[12:19] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, it's an asdl modem/router is it not?
[12:19] <natalisushka> gordonjcp, and if what you're saying is right, what is the solution to that?
[12:20] <tkersten> argh! not supposed to be here! bai
[12:20] <dns53> Joe__ well the best idea is download from another box to the cache, when you get to installing them manually it will tell you what you have missing, not ideal but workable
[12:20] <soundray> Jaseem: I told you you had a router
[12:20] <Joe__> dns53 yes, but if the other box already has it it won't download it to the cache, so I have to remove it so I can download it again
[12:20] <Jaseem> I am confused a bit, what should I do?
[12:20]  * CostaRicanQuaker waves at DistroJockey
[12:20] <frogging101> Is there anything in Ubuntu that can read the C drive? I used wubi to install
[12:20] <frogging101> !wubi
[12:21]  * DistroJockey waves to CostaRicanQuaker
[12:21] <alphaman1101> DistroJockey took another loo at the pdf. Yeah its a router as wel but i think the porblem is that its still a modem in a way. and as ive learned modems are not fully supported. Correct me if im wrong
[12:22] <alphaman1101> jaseem, can you configure the router from the network?
[12:22] <alphaman1101> kill the usb
[12:22] <frogging101> Is there anything in Ubuntu that can read the C drive? I used wubi to install
[12:22] <soundray> alphaman1101: gone now
[12:22] <CostaRicanQuaker> question: all of the kubuntu packages are available to ubuntu and all of the xubuntu packages are available to kubuntu and all of the Jeos packages are available to ubuntu and all ofthe mobile edition packages are avilable to all of the other through respositories and theyre all compatible in the others
[12:22] <dns53> Joe__ well you are copying all the .deb's, copying them with a usb drive and then running sudo dpkg -i build-essential*, this will then tell you that you need to get some other package
[12:22] <alphaman1101> :-/
[12:22] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, in that link you posted there is a line that says "Obtain an IP address automatically"  which means it must have a DHCP server
[12:22] <joaopinto> CostaRicanQuaker, yes
[12:23] <frogging101> Anyone know the answer?
[12:23] <natalisushka> Guys is there a way (if it works that way) to restart the audio device from command line?
[12:23] <CostaRicanQuaker> can one delete default packages from one's buntu if one decides not to use a certain programme?
[12:23] <alphaman1101> DistroJockey yeah so why was the usb required on his end? for a better connection?
[12:23] <joaopinto> CostaRicanQuaker, yes
[12:23] <frogging101> Is there a way Ubuntu can read the C drive? I used wubi to install
[12:23] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, guessing IPv6
[12:23] <frogging101> !wubi
[12:23] <joaopinto> !patience | frogging101
[12:23] <Joe__> dns53 yes, I know... tat's what I've been doing.  but to DOWNLOAD the deb I first need to REMOVE the already installed packages on my OTHER computer, I don't want to remove things that are already installed... is there away around this?
[12:23] <dns53> CostaRicanQuaker mobile and embeded to have some architecture specific sources but the rest are the same
[12:23] <frogging101> oops
[12:24] <frogging101> there are guidelines?
[12:24] <frogging101> okay then ill read those
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> !guidelines
[12:24] <dns53> Joe__ oh i see your problem
[12:24] <alphaman1101> DistroJockey, k.   Bbl trying to make ubuntu look like vista. That way i have no reason to turn back :D
[12:24] <DistroJockey> alphaman1101, hehe, k, later :)
[12:25] <LegendaryTechie> um
[12:25] <LegendaryTechie> You can make Ubuntu look better than vista
[12:25] <LegendaryTechie> wtf would you want it to look like vista for
[12:25] <Joe__> dns53: I need libc6, but that's a core package and removing it would not be a good idea
[12:25] <frogging101> lol
[12:25] <gordonjcp> is vista the one that's all grey and gloomy-looking?
[12:26] <gordonjcp> I think I preferred the teletubbies one, was that XP?
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> LegendaryTechie: i made mine vista looking for irony
[12:26] <DistroJockey> gordonjcp, no, that's my theme for Ubuntu
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: search for bliss in image search
[12:26] <LegendaryTechie> I can't wait until monday
[12:26] <LegendaryTechie> new job
[12:26] <LegendaryTechie> New computer stuff to learn
[12:26] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: "image search"?
[12:27] <LegendaryTechie> :P
[12:27] <dns53> Joe__ well i would install www.ubuntu-eee.com as this contains a kernel that wifi works with my 701
[12:27] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: as in googleimage search?
[12:27] <jared121cn> who can speak Chinese ?
[12:27] <Joe__> dns53 I DID
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> dns53: grab eeeXUbuntu
[12:27] <dns53> ok
[12:27] <gordonjcp> !cn | jared121cn
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: whatever your preferred search engine is
[12:27] <Joe__> dns53 ubunut-eee is exactly what I installed, and I have NO wireless or wired adapters listed on network-manager
[12:27] <jared121cn> thank you
[12:28] <LegendaryTechie> I saw one of those tiny asus laptops the other day
[12:28] <LegendaryTechie> They had a linux one
[12:28] <sanmarcos> does anybody know how can I run a gnome-applet without gnome?
[12:28] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: I suspect searching for "bliss" would return a lot of NSFW content
[12:28] <LegendaryTechie> I couldn't figure out how to open up the terminal
[12:28] <Bryan> nautalist keeps crashing, is there a fix for this?
[12:28] <gordonjcp> LegendaryTechie: control-T
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Bryan: you fully updated
[12:28] <Bryan> Yep
[12:29] <CostaRicanQuaker> ok question i have ubuntu kubuntu and xubuntu, if i got read of one of them will i still be able to use the programs on the others
[12:30] <soldats> yes
[12:30] <SliMM> why can't I access /etc/ssh/sshd_config?
[12:30] <dns53> sanmarcos they are basically bound tightly to the gnome-pannel, you could just run gnome-pannel but not sure if that is an advantage over gnome
[12:30] <SliMM> it says "permission denied
[12:30] <SliMM> "
[12:30] <engineer> CostaRicanQuaker sure, but kubuntu is better in terms of customization
[12:30] <DistroJockey> gordonjcp, here's my current theme (grey but not gloomy :) : http://i28.tinypic.com/1pv6o3.png
[12:30] <joaopinto> sudo ! SliMM
[12:30] <frogging101> Is there anything in Ubuntu that can read the C drive? I used wubi to install
[12:31] <soldats> SliMM: use sudo
[12:31] <engineer> frogging101 mount the drive and read it
[12:31] <soldats> !sudo
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> SliMM: use sudo at cli and gksu for gui apps
[12:31] <frogging101> how do you do that? do you use a program?
[12:31] <natalisushka> Guys is there a way (if it works that way) to restart the audio device from command line?
[12:31] <SliMM> joaopinto: that doesn't work either, if i use sudo, i get "command not found"
[12:31] <gordonjcp> DistroJockey: that looks somewhat like ubuntustudio
[12:31] <soundray> frogging101: can you see your partitions with 'sudo fdisk -l'?
[12:32] <DistroJockey> gordonjcp, ohh, really? not seen studio
[12:32] <soldats> if its a C drive is it windows and if so what format is it frogging101
[12:32] <mikearr> DistroJockey: what theme is that?
[12:32] <frogging101> don't kn]ea
[12:32] <soundray> frogging101: can you see your partitions with 'sudo fdisk -l'?
[12:32] <DistroJockey> gordonjcp, it's just Darklooks with the Jungle icons
[12:32] <gordonjcp> cool
[12:32] <DistroJockey> mikearr, see above
[12:32] <frogging101> know*
[12:32] <mikearr> ty :)
[12:33] <DistroJockey> np
[12:33] <joaopinto> SlimG, gksudo gedit  /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[12:33] <frogging101> im not using ubuntu right now
[12:33] <sanmarcos> dns53: I just need to test one app, but ok
[12:33] <Bryan> Any reason for gnome-session authentication errors?
[12:33] <soldats> natalisushka: i believe you need to modprobe it but i honestly forgot how. it may have changed since way back but....
[12:33] <sunny256> Still can't get apt-get to update without errors. :-C archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 is broken. Are there some apt-get gurus who can tell how I can for example use the .gz file instead of the broken .bz2?
[12:33] <DistroJockey> mikearr, Darklooks needs a minor hack to get it right though. Yet it works fine in openSUSE
[12:34] <natalisushka> soldats, what is modprobe?
[12:34] <mikearr> weird
[12:34] <SlimG> joaopinto: huh?
[12:34] <pan30432> anyone tried qemu?
[12:34] <soundray> frogging101: what you do is find out the device name of your Windows partition (with sudo fdisk -l probably). It'll be called something like /dev/sda1. Then you can mount it with 'sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt'
[12:34] <gordonjcp> !anyone | pan30432
[12:34] <sunny256> pan30432: Yes, it rocks.
[12:34] <soldats> natalisushka: its the command to remove and add modules. the audio driver is a module so youd have to disable it then enable it
[12:35] <pan30432> u got windows xp to run on it?
[12:35] <SliMM> joaopinto: right, it's a config file, not a program :))
[12:35] <soldats> natalisushka: give me a sec ill see if a newer way is possible
[12:35] <frogging101> thanks
[12:35] <pan30432> is it kind of like vmware?
[12:35] <joaopinto> SlimG, sorry, was for SliMM :P
[12:35] <CostaRicanQuaker> what was the command to check one's disks? as in to know one's partitions
[12:35] <natalisushka> soldats, I'll appreciate your help
[12:35] <joaopinto> pan30432, yes it is, but much slower
[12:35] <bullgard4> How can I search the contents of the website https://help.ubuntu.com/ ?
[12:36] <sunny256> pan30432: Yes, tried it just for fun.  But didn't have any serial number, so I didn't get past that point. :) But it worked.
[12:36] <SlimG> joaopinto: Ah :) *Confusion decreases back to normal*
[12:36] <pan30432> ah i c
[12:36] <kingfishr> how do I make xmodmap load my ~/.Xmodmap on startup?
[12:36] <pan30432> u had to install?
[12:36] <DistroJockey> mikearr, btw: that's Darklooks from the gnome-themes-extras package that needs the minor hack :)
[12:36] <pan30432> or did u already have xp partition set up
[12:36] <dns53> bullgard4 google site:sitename term
[12:36] <jackstraw> hi, im trying to create a level 1 raid with two disks using mdadm but i keep getting the error msg 'mdadm: failed to create /dev/md0', the code i used was: 'mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdc1'
[12:36] <sunny256> pan30432: Used apt-get qemu. And qemu-img to create the disk image.
[12:37] <pan30432> oh
[12:37] <mikearr> sadly my ubuntu laptop harddrive died :'(
[12:37] <catalytic> hmmm
[12:37] <mikearr> but i've noted the theme for the future :)
[12:37] <catalytic> I need help and I am not sure where to ask for it
[12:37] <dns53> jackstraw i think you need to flag the partitions as being part of the array with fdisk or aother partition manager
[12:37] <catalytic> I am trying to use drqueue on ubuntu
[12:37] <DistroJockey> mikearr, bummer, sorry to hear. / Cool :)
[12:37] <CostaRicanQuaker> is this link trust worthy to follow: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting-windows-partition-onto-ubuntu-linux/
[12:38] <catalytic> I have successfully installed it, but everytime I go to run it, it appears that it is looking in the wrong place for the files
[12:38] <Kiyiko> i am trying to controll my audio mixer with my keyboards volume control, because the one its currently controlling does not work. when i try to map the woking device to the buttons, th
[12:38] <jackstraw> dns53 ok thanks
[12:38] <soldats> natalisushka: depending on the distro (not sure ubuntu does it) you may be able to do in a terminal "rcalsasound restart" or "/etc/init.d/alsasound restart" or "/etc/init.d/alsa restart" you may need to use sudo as well
[12:38] <grimsqueaker13> im trying to setuid a file but every time i make the change with chmod, nothing changes when i do ls -la although chmod reports that it made the change. any ideas?
[12:38] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, looks fine to me
[12:38] <CostaRicanQuaker> thankyou
[12:38] <Kiyiko> e old one is still being changed, when i map it to anything else, it does work
[12:38] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  theres a dozen tutorial sites on how to do that.   You may want to find  the wiki/guides on the offical ubuntu wiki pages
[12:38] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, you're welcome
[12:39] <SlimG> joaopinto: You are the maintainer of GetDeb.net right? I had to check as I was certain that nick reminded me of someone famous ;)
[12:39] <natalisushka> soldats, but doesn't it depend on the sound driver that I have?
[12:39] <bullgard4> dns53: What have I to substitute for 'site'? Is it http://help.ubuntu.com? What have I to substitute for 'sitename'?
[12:39] <soldats> natalisushka: are you using alsa or pulseaudio
[12:40] <Joe__> dns53: I found a way around the problem of having to remove... found the packages.ubuntu.com/hardy site :P
[12:40] <SliMM> how can I restart sshd?
[12:40] <soldats> SliMM: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[12:40] <gordonjcp> SliMM: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[12:40] <natalisushka> soldats, How do you know?
[12:40] <natalisushka> soldats, is that a question?
[12:41] <dns53> bullgard4 enter something like "site:help.ubuntu.com wine" in google
[12:41] <soldats> natalisushka: actually try this first "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart"
[12:41] <Bogaurd> is there an easy way to do a fresh install on 2 drives in raid1 with mdadm?
[12:42] <dns53> Bogaurd use the alternate install cd
[12:43] <encoded> hack
[12:43] <Kartagis> system-config-printer closes itself after opening and it spits 2 screens of errors. any ideas why?
[12:43] <Bogaurd> dns53: really? I want to do a server install... I just downloaded the server cd.. haha
[12:43] <philsf> hi, I'm using kontact in gnome, and I found a reproductible crash bug. I'd like to use the Report bug entry in Help menu to fill relevant information for me, however, it apparently only have the option to report directly to .kde.org.  Also despite having apport-qt installed, apport doesn't kick in (kcrash does). How can I make apport-qt catch the crash, so I can easilly report directly to launchpad?
[12:43] <dns53> Bogaurd the alternate install and server install are basically the same with different sets of packages
[12:43] <CostaRicanQuaker> brb
[12:44] <soldats> philsf: you can manually add it to launchpad
[12:44] <Bogaurd> dns53: hmm, alright. so it's possible on the server cd too?
[12:44] <dns53> definatly
[12:44] <Bogaurd> dns53: excellent, thanks - I'll give it a go!
[12:44] <hischild> I have an acer aspire 5520 with Ubuntu Hardy. Recently (since about an hour ago) i noticed that when i plug my AC adapter in, it flashes the power leds and battery led. I would like to know if this is a known issue or if something is really wrong.
[12:45] <pan30432> qemu kernal image is iso file? no?
[12:45] <soldats> hischild: thats usually the sign of a faulty power supply or faulty DC jack (where the AC adapter plugs in to)
[12:45] <philsf> soldats: thanks, I know that. But the "report bug" option auto-catches several important information (versions, and environment) I might miss if I'm to write them all down myself
[12:45] <DistroJockey> hischild, have you reseated the battery?
[12:46] <philsf> trust programs, not people
[12:46] <DrLame> How can I mount an iso to use in wine?
[12:46] <grimsqueaker13> anyone know why i cant chmod u+s <file> even if im sudoed? it works on the same file when moved to my home folder but as soon as i move it back to /usr it tell me setting permissions: operation not permitted
[12:46] <SliMM> how can I connect to a specific port on ssh?
[12:46] <hischild> soldats: it's the same jack that all the pc's here run on, but i'm worried about the PSU.
[12:46] <Joe__> is there anyway to get a list of all of a packages dependencies?
[12:46] <hischild> DistroJockey: not as far as i know. At least not on purpose.
[12:47] <Kartagis> DrLame: man mount|grep loop
[12:47] <llamo> !wireless
[12:47] <dns53> Joe__ the easiest way is use aptitude as it shows the dependencies
[12:47] <soldats> hischild: it may be the DC jack then, not sure unless i can see it. if you wiggle it does it stay constant anf flash randomly
[12:47] <Joe__> dns53 unless you already have it installed
[12:47] <DrLame> ty Kartagis
[12:47] <DistroJockey> hischild, if it does it before the OS starts, I'd shut it down, pull the AC out and then take the battery out, the reverse the process
[12:47] <MadsRH> Anyone tried "Entertainer"? I don't know how to run it!
[12:47] <joaopinto> Joe__, apt-cache show package
[12:48] <lenix_> any idea how can I add kbfx applet to my panel ? when I go to "Add to Panel" , I don't find kbfx there.. ;/
[12:48] <DistroJockey> hischild, then reverse^
[12:48] <hischild> soldats: it flashes at a constant rate. If it was only the battery led i'd suspect that it was loose, yet all the lights that are normally on start to flash.
[12:48] <cdavis> Is there anyway I can embed images into an oowriter document that are currently just links?
[12:48] <sharperguy> When I booted up today, pulseaudio is all of a sudden broken...
[12:49] <dns53> Joe__ but have aptitude up on both computers and compare the list of packages that you need based on what build essentials requires
[12:49] <sinan1> what application can i use as a serial terminal ?
[12:49] <Joe__> joaopinto: you just made my life so much easier!
[12:49] <Dr_willis> sinan1,  ive used minicon befor .. ages ago.
[12:49] <hischild> DistroJockey: Hmm. I took it out about 15 min ago, let the whole laptop cool down ... i think the PSU of it doesn't like to run hot as it was fairly warm. At this time it stopped flashing, but i'll be sure to monitor it more closely.
[12:49] <Dr_willis> sinan1,  there may be others in the repos
[12:49] <soldats> hischild: thats normally a bad battery IIRC or a bad DC jack but do what DistroJockey said forst
[12:49] <raj_> i have one folder i want to create ISO of that folder, can anyone help me code  or source code for that
[12:49] <joaopinto> Joe__, please note that those dependencies, may have other dependencies ;)
[12:49] <natalisushka> I tried it, I got some errors like: amixer: Mixer hw:0 load error: No such file or directory after shutting down the device and starting it .. but something is wrong with my video card now, can't start any app!
[12:49] <Jaseem> My router is configured for windows, how can i use it in ubunty.
[12:49] <pan30432> oh wow qemu loaded my cd iso image
[12:50] <sinan1> Dr_willis: i just tried minicom, i can't figure how to make it start a connection, it says "offline" in the bottom right corner!
[12:50] <Joe__> joaopinto: Already figured that out with my painful method of download package, save to USB, unmount, put in laptop, try to install... damn it, another dependancy...
[12:50] <DistroJockey> hischild, soldats : you can also try running it without the battery installed (just on AC) if that doesn't work
[12:50] <hischild> soldats: i just replugged it all and stuffed it back in ... it seems to be better now, but it sure doesn't like warmth (it's way to warm over here :S)
[12:50] <Jaseem> Anyone to help? I have asked the question.
[12:50] <hischild> DistroJockey: that's what i did as well, which seems to move the flashing lights away.
[12:51] <joaopinto> Joe__, there is a webpage which helps downloading dependencies from windows, let me check
[12:51] <soldats> hischild: a bad scenario is that if it was doing it a while it may have done some bad things to the heat sync
[12:51] <hischild> Jaseem: define "configured for windows", that doesn't say much.
[12:51] <llamo> I installed ndisgtk, then removed it and now wireless does not appear in network manager and iwconfig doesn't see my wireless card (although it is still present in lspci) help please!
[12:51] <hischild> soldats: ye, yet i'm hesistant to open it ...
[12:51] <DistroJockey> hischild, no no flashing with no battery?
[12:51] <DistroJockey> so no^
[12:51] <soldats> hischild: well good luck
[12:51] <joaopinto> can't find it anymore
[12:52] <sharperguy> Can anyone guess why my sound is broken? Youtube works, but i set amarok to pulse, alsa or oss with no other sound program running and it cannot access the sound card. If I try to open the pulseaudio controls it says it can't connect to the server. I already tried "/etc/init.d/pulseaudio start"
[12:52] <hischild> soldats: no more flashing lights without batt yes
[12:52] <soldats> bad batt then id think
[12:52] <DJones> joaopinto: Is this the site you were looking for http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[12:52] <DistroJockey> hischild, you could try cleaning the contacts on battery and socket, if that doesn't help, sounds like you need a new battery
[12:52] <joaopinto> DJones, no, it's a site which does the dependency tracking
[12:53] <Kartagis> system-config-printer closes itself after opening and it spits 2 screens of errors. any ideas why?
[12:53] <joaopinto> it's not an official ubuntu related site
[12:53] <hischild> DistroJockey: i need a new one anyway, as this battery only lasts about an hour if i run some more heavy programs upping cpu usage.
[12:53] <soldats> sharperguy: try restart instead of start other than that close everything and try again. ive heard p[ulseaudio hogs the audio drive so only 1 app can use it
[12:53] <Joe__> would be really nice if the package installer just told me everything I was missing... isntead of 1 at a time
[12:53] <DistroJockey> hischild, ahh, *nods*
[12:53] <soldats> hischild: id suggest getting a new one then
[12:53] <DJones> joaopinto: ok, i know i'd used packages.ubuntu in the past to search for an app with a full package being listed at the bottom of the page
[12:54] <Kalamansi> hello i cannot connect to wireless router netgear... i tried all keys wep,wpa,wpa2 etc and none key still i cannot connect...i have al updates but still i cannot connect wireless....
[12:54] <CostaRicanQuaker> I just mounted partition
[12:54] <CostaRicanQuaker> tried opening it
[12:54] <Dr_willis> sinan1,  check the minicom docs.. its got some way to pop up a comnfig menu you set the serial port settings. Beenyears since i last ised ut
[12:54] <hischild> DistroJockey: it's at 80% of maximum according to gnome. I'm gonna look for one of those extended batteries lasting longer.
[12:54] <CostaRicanQuaker> i mounted it on gnome
[12:54] <arvind_khadri> !enter | CostaRicanQuaker
[12:54] <kingfishr> the 'swap caps lock with esc' feature under layout options in keyboard prefs doesn't work for me...it makes caps lock act as escape as well and disables the escape key
[12:54] <MDKSIGN> What's the command for listing the computers hardware in terminal?
[12:54] <CostaRicanQuaker> i just mounted the ntsf partition on gnome rebooted and logged in on xfce now i tried accessing partition and it says
[12:54] <kingfishr> MDKSIGN, what hardware, specifically?
[12:55] <CostaRicanQuaker> error: device /dev/hda1 is not removable
[12:55] <CostaRicanQuaker> error: could not execute pmount
[12:55] <sharperguy> soldats, the pulseaudio control says connection refused still. Not sure  what programs you mean to close
[12:55] <soldats> MDKSIGN: lsmod perhaps or maybe hwdinfo
[12:55] <CostaRicanQuaker> what do i do?
[12:55] <MDKSIGN> kingfishr: Audio
[12:55] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  iif you mounted it with the commands from that guide you posted.. it 'should' be mounted to /media/c -  manually. you are bypassing the automounting feature of the desktops
[12:55] <xel_> LOL .... Ubottu = Grammar police!
[12:55] <kingfishr> MDKSIGN, lspci
[12:55] <soldats> sharperguy: everything using sound, not sure though. i gotta lave so i hope someone else can help
[12:55] <kingfishr> MDKSIGN, perhaps lspci | grep -i audio
[12:55] <MDKSIGN> kingfishr: Thanks.
[12:56] <sharperguy> soldats, ok thanks anyway
[12:56] <llamo> I installed ndisgtk, then removed it and now wireless does not appear in network manager and iwconfig doesn't see my wireless card (although it is still present in lspci) help please!
[12:56] <CostaRicanQuaker> Dr_willis: how do i get there? and what do you mean by bypasing the automounting feature of the desktops i just cliecked on a link that said computer and it hasd it listed as a hardd rive
[12:57] <Kalamansi> hello i cannot connect to wireless router netgear... i tried all keys wep,wpa,wpa2 etc and none key still i cannot connect...i have al updates but still i cannot connect wireless....
[12:57] <kingfishr> how can I get my .Xmodmap to be loaded automatically? I get a popup asking me to select it, but it doesn't load the next time.
[12:57] <Kalamansi> hello i cannot connect to wireless router netgear... i tried all keys wep,wpa,wpa2 etc and none key still i cannot connect...i have al updates but still i cannot connect wireless....
[12:58] <xel_> Kalamansi, Spamming here makes people less likely to respond to you or help
[12:58] <Kartagis> when I hit CTRL+P on any application, I get Filter "pstoufr2cpca for printer Canon not available. no such file or directory. what to do?
[12:58] <CostaRicanQuaker> applications>accessories>computer icon
[12:58] <Kalamansi> ok then
[12:58] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,   That guide dodent really teach you much. it just gave some commands for a specific case.  You may want to tell the channel what you are wanting to do 'exactly' with all this mounting.   If a drive has a entry in fstab. that takes priority over the automounting system.
[12:58] <Kalamansi> 1,301 people yet no reply??
[12:59] <llamo> Kalamansi: to connect to my netgear we had to set it up with no password
[12:59] <llamo> Kalamansi: then use the MAC address list to control access
[12:59] <xel_> yes have you tried that?
[12:59] <CostaRicanQuaker> I want to be able to access my ntsf partitions from ubuntu regardless of which DE i-mon xubuntu ubuntu or kubuntu
[12:59] <Kalamansi> llamo : yes i did that without password but still i cannot connect...thanks for the reply :)
[12:59] <CostaRicanQuaker> Dr_willis
[12:59] <llamo> Kalamansi: np, if no password doesn't work... i'm out of advice, sry
[13:00] <Kalamansi> llamo : i dont see any MAC address options in the network
[13:00] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  I put a proper 'ntfs-3g' entry in my fstab to mount the windows partitions where i want them to go. That guide dident even do that. It just gave you a command to mount them. that wont survive a reboot.
[13:00] <philsf> hi, I'm using kontact in gnome, and I found a reproductible crash bug. I'd like to use the Report bug entry in Help menu to fill relevant information for me, however, it apparently only have the option to report directly to .kde.org.  Also despite having apport-qt installed, apport doesn't kick in (kcrash does). How can I make apport-qt catch the crash, so I can easilly report directly to launchpad?
[13:00] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  for example in my case in my /etc/fstab file i have the following for my first hard drive ---> # sudo mount -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0222 /dev/hdb1 /media/c
[13:00] <Kalamansi> llamo : but in win xp pro with just single click i can view all network wireless....why..still version 8 ubuntu a fail OS?
[13:01] <CostaRicanQuaker> how do i actually do this? i just went to home folder, media, C, and there's nothing there
[13:01] <Kalamansi> llamo : i have no problem connecting wireless when i use 7.04 ubuntu desktop
[13:01] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  beause that guide  gave commands you MUST rerun each time you reboot.   and it mounted to /media/c not  home/media/c
[13:01] <nicku> Kalamansi: does ubuntu recognize your hardware properly
[13:01] <CostaRicanQuaker> how do i get to media c then?
[13:02] <someone_1> hi! is someone here familiar with programming PAM by any chance
[13:02] <llamo> Kalamansi: no idea, but it works for me in ubuntu 8. or at least it did
[13:02] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  run the command it gave again and mount it to /media/c is one way.
[13:02] <newbee617>  i have problem connecting to wireless networks using wicd. anyont help?
[13:02] <llamo> Kalamansi: i have my own problems right now :)
[13:02] <Kalamansi> nicku : i dont know. but i downloaded all 219 updates yesterday
[13:02] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  that guide is rather.. poorly done.
[13:02] <nicku> check dmesg
[13:02] <lilith> hello
[13:02] <killkernel> hello
[13:02] <CostaRicanQuaker> Dr_willis: i just opened the terminal what do i have to enter i'll copy and paste it so my partition on ntsf stays mounted and is accessible from any of the DEs
[13:03] <Kalamansi> llamo : yeah but setting without pass your wireless router is not good...but still if i set to no password, still i cannot connect... :(
[13:03] <JokeR-> hello
[13:03] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  as i said earlier you edit the /etc/fstab file and put a proper entry in it for the drive.
[13:03] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, the fstab line you mentioned doesn't look much like an fstab line
[13:03] <grimsqueaker13> anyone: how can i make a file so that it runs as root if an ordinary user runs it?
[13:03] <JokeR-> i want to ask if its there any drivers for Laptop HP 6720
[13:03] <MDKSIGN> When I upgraded to 8.04 my volume settings went way down; I had to go into alsamixer in terminal to turn it up, how come? Just me?
[13:03] <nicku> Kalamansi: can you connect to the router without password
[13:03] <llamo> Kalamansi: no problem without password if you use the mac address list to control access
[13:03] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey, i just cut/pasted it from my laptop.. :)  i think it works.. lets see
[13:03] <CostaRicanQuaker> how do i do it?
[13:03] <JokeR-> i want to ask if its there any drivers for Laptop HP 6720
[13:04] <CostaRicanQuaker> sudo /etc/fstab?
[13:04] <Kalamansi> nicku: i can connect wired. im using ibm lenovo
[13:04] <DASPRiD> hey there, i'm running gutsy on my server and have a problem with php5-gd. it is installed, but "php -v" gives me: "PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/gd.so' - libgd.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0"
[13:04] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  No.. fstab is a FILE YOU EDIT. not a command you run.
[13:04] <DASPRiD> the gd.so file is in fact there
[13:04] <JokeR-> i want to ask if its there any drivers for Laptop HP 6720
[13:04] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  it works here on my laptop.
[13:04] <Dr_willis> !sudo
[13:04] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, # sudo mount -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0222 /dev/hdb1 /media/c   (is what I saw you paste)
[13:04] <nicku> Kalamansi: but you can't connect to the wireless even unsecured
[13:04] <llamo> how do i reinstall the ubuntu wireless drivers?
[13:04] <Kalamansi> llamo : where is that located to set a MAC?i dont see "MAC settings" in wireless edit or network
[13:04] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  that came from his guide.
[13:05] <JokeR-> i want to ask if its there any drivers for Laptop HP 6720
[13:05] <Kalamansi> nicku : yes i cannot connect also without pass...
[13:05] <JokeR-> i want to ask if its there any drivers for Laptop HP 6720
[13:05] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  you need to edit it as root - so ->  gksu gedit /etc/fstab
[13:05] <xel_> Joker, What is not working?
[13:05] <nicku> Kalamansi: it seems that the problem is with your laptops wlan card
[13:05] <Kalamansi> llamo : right click then disable..you cant uninstall it.
[13:05] <temoto-work> Gnome replacement for katapult, please.
[13:05] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, yeah, but you prefixed it with "for example in my case in my /etc/fstab file i have the following for my first hard drive ---> # sudo"
[13:05] <joaopinto> temoto-work, what is katapult ?
[13:05] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  you will want to add a line similer to ----> /dev/sda1 /media/VistaBoot ntfs-3g rw,uid=1000,dmask=000,fmask=003  0 0
[13:05] <Kalamansi> nicku : its lenovo ibm
[13:06] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  paste buffer may of gotten messed up. :)
[13:06] <temoto-work> joaopinto, it's a kde app launcher
[13:06] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, aye :)
[13:06] <CostaRicanQuaker> Dr_willis@ mount: /dev/hda1 already mounted or /media/c busy
[13:06] <CostaRicanQuaker> mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda1 is already mounted on /media/c
[13:06] <Kalamansi> nicku : dual xp ubuntu. in xp i dont have problem connecting wireless..
[13:06] <JokeR-> xel_ i wondered will all the devices work ?
[13:06] <nicku> Kalamansi: can you be more specific
[13:06] <temoto-work> joaopinto, like alt+f2 run app, but more gui
[13:06] <joaopinto> temoto-work, gnome-do is a VERY popular app launcher for gnome
[13:06] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  looks like its allready on /media/c then  as its saying.
[13:06] <nicku> imb what ?
[13:06] <temoto-work> joaopinto, thanks.
[13:06] <Kalamansi> nicku : i can connect in an instant using xp pro.
[13:06] <Kalamansi> wireless nicku
[13:06] <CostaRicanQuaker> so if i reboot and open with and of the DEs it will let me access it?
[13:07] <CostaRicanQuaker> andi am on windows xp
[13:07] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  that guide i saw - does NOT NOT NOT. make the changes permenet.
[13:07] <hugh> I deleted my 'Desktop' folder not realising it's importance - how is a default set up configured? (so I can put it back)
[13:07] <xel_> Joker-, I sugest you try the Ubuntu CD in Live mode... that will boot into ubuntu off of the cd and whatever works on the live cd should exactly work the same way once installed
[13:07] <CostaRicanQuaker> how do i make them permanent?
[13:07] <llamo> Kalamansi: for my netgear it's under Advanced->wireless settings->wireless care access list
[13:07] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  to have them auto-mounted at boot. you must edit the /etc/fstab file.
[13:07] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  as ive been saying.
[13:07] <nicku> Kalamansi: i believe that.. but it might be that ubuntu doesn't recognize the card properly
[13:07] <Kalamansi> nicku : but in ubuntu its almost 5 hours still i cannot connect.i configured all keys to my router still i cannot connect even without key
[13:07] <temoto-work> hugh, mkdir ~/Desktop
[13:07] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, please pastebin your  /etc/fstab
[13:08] <nicku> Kalamansi: what laptop do you have
[13:08] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  However.. I thought one did not need to edit the fstab now a days for NTFS drives to be accessable.
[13:08] <CostaRicanQuaker> to edit the /etc/fstab file what do i do? and or how do i paste it here>
[13:08] <Dr_willis> CostaRicanQuaker,  i gave the command to edit the fstab file just earlier.
[13:08] <hugh> temoto-work: ah, I tried that but not with a capital 'D'.  Where is it that reads that though?
[13:08] <JokeR-> xel_ thank u. does ubuntu support hp laptops ?
[13:08] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker,   sudo apt-get pastebinit |  cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[13:09] <Dr_willis> JokeR-,  my HP laptop is running great with ubuntu
[13:09] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker,   sudo apt-get install pastebinit |  cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[13:09] <Kalamansi> llamo : ah ok. what MAC to put here?
[13:09] <Dr_willis> JokeR-,   its more of a matter of whats exactly in the laptop
[13:09] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, 2nd one rather
[13:09] <Kalamansi> llamo : device name?MAc address?what to put there?
[13:09] <temoto-work> hugh, capital is important. I didn't understand the question about reading.
[13:10] <CostaRicanQuaker> sebastian@sebastian:~$ sudo apt-get install pastebinit |  cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[13:10] <CostaRicanQuaker> bash: pastebinit: command not found
[13:10] <CostaRicanQuaker> E: Couldn't find package pastebinit
[13:10] <CostaRicanQuaker> sebastian@sebastian:~$
[13:10] <FloodBot1> CostaRicanQuaker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:10] <CostaRicanQuaker> !pastebin
[13:10] <JokeR-> Dr_willis im with windows now but whant to move on with ubuntu. i want to know if it works fine
[13:10] <Kalamansi> llamo : Device name: anything? MAC address: <IP_ADDRESS>?
[13:10] <hugh> temoto-work: i mean, what configuration file is it that specifies this 'Desktop' folder?
[13:10] <xel_> Joker-, Should be a problem at all have no worries about your data the live cd will not change anything on your hard drive..
[13:10] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey> ?
[13:10] <llamo> Kalamansi: figure out the mac address of your wireless card.. not sure how in linux
[13:11] <llamo> Kalamansi: device name=anything
[13:11] <nicku> Kalamansi: ifconfig gives mac address
[13:11] <JokeR-> xel_ okay thank u
[13:11] <temoto-work> hugh, i don't know for sure. I'm afraid it's hardcoded somewhere.
[13:11] <hugh> busy in here innit?!
[13:11] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker,   the following works fine for me:    sudo apt-get install pastebinit |  cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[13:11] <hugh> temoto-work: thanks
[13:11] <xel_> Joker-, of course unless you like what you see and start the install
[13:11] <sanmarcos> how can I syncrhonize the clock with the NTP Server?
[13:12] <sanmarcos> from the command line
[13:12] <sanmarcos> on Dapper
[13:12] <DJones> JokeR-: The best way of seeing whether it'll work is to download the livecd and just boot the machine up with the cd in in the drive, if it boots into ubuntu, you shouldn't have any problems, you could then go on to install from the same cd
[13:12] <llamo> nicku: any idea how to reinstall my ubuntu wireless drivers? i installed ndisgtk but then removed it and now it won't work
[13:12] <xel_> joeker-, then it would do some work on your HDD hehe :)
[13:12] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: i get this upon pasting sebastian@sebastian:~$ sudo apt-get install pastebinit |  cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[13:12] <CostaRicanQuaker> bash: pastebinit: command not found
[13:12] <CostaRicanQuaker> E: Couldn't find package pastebinit
[13:12] <CostaRicanQuaker> sebastian@sebastian:~$
[13:12] <Rozza> How do I upgrade to kubuntu without having to install it and loose all my files?
[13:12] <FloodBot1> CostaRicanQuaker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:12] <JokeR-> :)
[13:12] <nicku> llamo: what card do you have
[13:13] <llamo> nicku: intel 3945
[13:13] <Kalamansi> llamo : http://pastebin.com/m52221f38  ...which one is the MAC here? thanks
[13:13] <JokeR-> xel_ after the installation have i get to install additional drivers for sound, video..
[13:13] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, odd. Well, I guess you will have to copy and paste into  http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:13] <temoto-work> Rozza, apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[13:13] <Rozza> Thanks.
[13:13] <Joe__> ummm...
[13:14] <Kalamansi> nicku : http://pastebin.com/m52221f38  which one is the MAC address here? thanks
[13:14] <Joe__> g++-4.2 requires libstdc++6-4.2, but libstdc++6-4.2 requires g++-4.2 so... how the hell do I install them?
[13:14] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24700/
[13:14] <JokeR-> xel_ i have to be sure everything is okay cuz i have to install ubuntu on 550 laptops for sale
[13:14] <nicku> llamo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/iwlwifi_Intel_3945_4965/gutsy
[13:14] <kushalsejwal> hi guys
[13:14] <xel_> Joker-, You should not have too and you will know 100% once you load up the live cd
[13:14] <kushalsejwal> can anybody help me here?
[13:14] <nicku> llamo: usually intel hardware works without ndiswrapper
[13:14] <llamo> Kalamansi: it'll look like 00:1b:38:9f:e5:31 but i think that's your ethernet, not wireless
[13:14] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, I ment copy and paste the contents of   /etc/fstab
[13:14] <xel_> joker-, on the live cd everything should work just as it were installed
[13:15] <kushalsejwal> hello?
[13:15] <joaopinto> !anyone | kushalsejwal
[13:15] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: how do i open etc fstab?
[13:15] <JokeR-> xel_ look now.. my corporation want to buy 550 laptops of this kind and before i buy them i have to know is everything gonna work fine
[13:15] <nicku> Kalamansi: mac address is the hwaddr.. which means hardware address
[13:15] <DASPRiD> so nobody has an idea?
[13:15] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, sec, I errored
[13:15] <xel_> Joker-, OH! so you dont have the laptops yet
[13:15] <Kalamansi> llamo nicku : i see.. is there any way to find out the MAC?
[13:15] <JokeR-> yep
[13:15] <kushalsejwal> ubottu: thanks buddy
[13:16] <joaopinto> JokeR-, you should buy a few first, to do a pilot
[13:16] <Kalamansi> nicku : ahh ok
[13:16] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker,    sudo apt-get install pastebinit &&  cat /etc/fstab | pastebinit
[13:16] <joaopinto> rolling our 500 systems from scratch is insane :P
[13:16] <JokeR-> joaopinto hahaha easy to say
[13:16] <definitely> HOW TO reset Compiz config  ?
[13:16] <Kalamansi> nicku llamo : thanks :)
[13:16] <nicku> Kalamansi: np
[13:16] <xel_> Joker-, Hmm well I personally cant say with 100% confidence its going to work but They stride for it to work before you even install it
[13:16] <JokeR-> :(
[13:16] <Joe__> g++-4.2 requires libstdc++6-4.2, but libstdc++6-4.2 requires g++-4.2 so... how the hell do I install them?
[13:16] <Kalamansi> nicku llamo : testing it now.be right back
[13:16] <joaopinto> JokeR-, that's what it's done on a professional environment, unless your can run the risk to trash a lot of money
[13:16] <CostaRicanQuaker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/24702/
[13:17] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24702/
[13:17] <soundray> Joe__: 'sudo apt-get build-essential'
[13:17] <kushalsejwal> I want my hardisk to be automounted everytime I start my pc like It used to be in gusty
[13:17] <kushalsejwal> how can I do that?
[13:17] <llamo> nicku: wireless was working before but i tried that to see if it would give me some advanced options (like shutting off 802.11a and b to save power) but it didn't see to work. i removed it and now it won't work at all
[13:17] <stian> Hi there! I'm new to linux now, have installed Xubuntu and configured it like I want it and such. But does anyone know how to run xchat in the terminal ?
[13:17] <JokeR-> joaopinto i have to be sure. i cannot buy a few. all or nothing
[13:18] <joaopinto> stdin, maybe you want a terminal cliente like irssi, and not xchat ?
[13:18] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, heh, k.   open  /etc/fstab  in a text editor
[13:18] <dns53> Joe__ install them at the same time ie have both file name when you dpkg -i
[13:18] <definitely> HOW TO reset compiz Options ?
[13:18] <stian> joaopinto, yes I do :)
[13:18] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: how?
[13:18] <Joe__> soundray: Those are required for build-essential and I don't have any network connection right now(I need build-essential to get it) so I've been moving the specific debs via USB drive
[13:18] <joaopinto> JokeR-, ok, you have been warned :)
[13:18] <DJones> JokeR-: Have you looked at the hardware compatibility pages to see if people have had any issues with specific machine?
[13:18]  * CostaRicanQuaker opens kate
[13:18] <xel_> soundray Joe__, I believe the command is "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[13:18] <JokeR-> no
[13:18] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, well, I press  Alt+F2  and then type   gedit /etc/fstab
[13:19] <JokeR-> DJones can u give me a link
[13:19] <DJones> !hcl | JokeR-
[13:19] <Joe__> xel_ I believe that wouldn't do shit when you HAVE NO NETWORK CONNECTION
[13:19] <joaopinto> Dionis__, you mean gksudo ... :P ?
[13:19] <joaopinto> !language | Joe__
[13:19] <Pici> Joe__: Please watch the language here and also calm down.
[13:19] <soundray> Joe__: put the debs in /var/cache/apt/archives and run 'sudo apt-get install build-essential' (thanks xel_), or follow dns53's suggestion
[13:19] <kushalsejwal> +1 ubonttu
[13:19] <Dr_willis> JokeR-,  my new Hp Pavalion V2000 special edition with 4gb ram. and 250gb hd and nvidia video card works fine. I had to tweak the wireless a bit. but that was it. even the webcam works
[13:19] <xel_> Joe__ I didnt see anything about network connection all i saw was the sudo apt-get build-essential
[13:19] <Kalamans1> nicku llamo : i will enable WMM? what is the use of WMM anyway
[13:19] <soundray> Joe__: I regret to have helped you now. Don't you know how to behave?
[13:20] <JokeR-> Dr_willis okay i will search more
[13:20] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24703/
[13:20] <kushalsejwal> bye guys
[13:20] <Kalamans1> nicku llamo : im not connected yet.just want to clarify things like this if i want to enable the WMM or not... thanks
[13:20] <Dr_willis> JokeR-,  if looking for a new laptop - I would definatly focus on ones with Nvidia Video.
[13:20] <`Ampher> Hey guys, how can I delete my other's account home folder?
[13:20] <habit> Hello guys. How I can add apt lines using proxy? My local ubuntu mirror accessible through proxy.
[13:20] <llamo> Kalamans1: not sure what it is but i have WMM on :)
[13:21] <joaopinto> Dr_willis, he is  looking to buy 500 laptops :P
[13:21] <Kalamans1> llamo : you enable it?
[13:21] <JokeR-> joaopinto 550
[13:21] <JokeR-> :D
[13:21] <joaopinto> without testing with 1 first :P
[13:21] <llamo> Kalamans1: yep
[13:21] <Joe__> xel_ I said I had no network a few minutes before you said to use apt-get
[13:21] <stian> thanks joaopinto !!
[13:21] <Dr_willis> joaopinto,  Im sure dell woule love to hear from him then.
[13:21] <Kalamans1> llamo : but you have password in wireless?you set it?
[13:21] <tech0007> dell has certified laptops for ubuntu
[13:21] <llamo> Kalamans1: no password for me
[13:22] <xel_> Joker-, I agree with Dr_willis looking for laptops with NVidia chipsets
[13:22] <Dr_willis> tech0007,  yea. Im not real sure what 'certified' means in that case. :)
[13:22] <Kalamans1> llamo: you let you neighbors to access your internet connection and the router?why?what a kind dude you are... :)
[13:22] <Dr_willis> Who did they pay/check with to get the certification? Caniocal?
[13:22] <JokeR-> xel_ this is what the corporation wants
[13:22] <tech0007> Dr_willis: google it
[13:22] <CostaRicanQuaker> Dr_willis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24703/
[13:22] <JokeR-> im sales manager
[13:22] <joaopinto> JokeR-, I really should be careful on what you are doing, if you don't have experience with Ubuntu.. supporting 550 laptops will be like shooting your own foot
[13:22] <llamo> Kalamans1: i told you i control with the mac address list
[13:22] <crusie> hiya, how's the 64bit version of ubuntu ? I wanna use it for gaming via wine
[13:23] <JokeR-> joaopinto im with ubuntu for 2 years
[13:23] <JokeR-> but i want to be sure everything will be alright with this laptops
[13:23] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, was just about to ask Dr_willis for that ntfs line again :)
[13:23] <joaopinto> JokeR-, still you MUST test with one of those equipments, I am sure that for such a large ammount any hw vendor will provide you a test equipment
[13:23] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  he dosent have a scroll buffer eh?
[13:23] <arvind_khadri> what is the module for eth???
[13:23] <xel_> Joker, Is there anyway HP will send you a Test laptop or a demo? i mean your going to be buying 550 of them
[13:24] <Kalamans1> llamo:ahhhh okay...they cant connect even if without password and its because of the mac?
[13:24] <joaopinto> JokeR-, ask some vendor for 5 of them, for a pilot, with the a planned investment of 550 systems
[13:24] <llamo> Kalamans1: exactly, that's the point
[13:24] <JokeR-> im talking with one of their sales manager for this
[13:24] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, mine, just went off the screen. Was there right at the top, but wouldn't let me select it in Xchat :(
[13:24] <sharperguy> how do i remove pulseaudio from hardy?
[13:24] <Jaseem> I can't connect to internet using ubuntu and i wasted almost a day on it. Someone can tell me what to do?
[13:24] <joaopinto> and to a pilot first.. with 5 users
[13:24] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  lol..
[13:24] <JokeR-> joaopinto yep i know
[13:24] <EduBuntu> hi guys
[13:24] <llamo> Kalamans1: only the wireless cards on the list may get access
[13:25] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  /dev/sda1 /media/VistaBoot ntfs-3g rw,uid=1000,dmask=000,fmask=003  0 0
[13:25] <EduBuntu> i have a question
[13:25] <EduBuntu> my friend will install ubuntu
[13:25] <Kalamans1> llamo : why no wep,wpa etc key or none?why?whats the difference between setting a for example wpa key and MAC?
[13:25] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, thanks :)
[13:25] <ng0L> Hi
[13:25] <EduBuntu> but he dont know if it networkcard will work
[13:25] <EduBuntu> can one help me?
[13:25] <JokeR-> Thanks for the support mates
[13:25] <Jaseem> Hello. Where can i find an answer?
[13:25] <ng0L> How to install wine?
[13:25] <JokeR-> have a nice day
[13:25] <Kalamans1> llamo : is there a difference with the internet connection speed? or?
[13:25] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  note that one is a little customized for my 'first' (and only) user. :)
[13:25] <joaopinto> joaopinto, I have rolled out about 600 PCs with winxp, we had a 30 systems pilots, trust me, most of the headeaches were during the pilot phase
[13:25] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, yes, I noticed that :)
[13:25] <Pici> EduBuntu: Have your friend try a LiveCD.
[13:26] <xel_> ng0L, try #wineHQ
[13:26] <joaopinto> ops, talking to myself, was Joker :P
[13:26] <Kalamans1> llamo : thanks..first time to know this and from you :)
[13:26] <llamo> Kalamans1: no idea, for some reasons it wasn't working with wep or wpa so just shut off the password and used MAC
[13:26] <Kalamans1> llamo : hehe cool :) thanks
[13:26] <arvind_khadri> Pici:what is the module for eth???
[13:26] <llamo> Kalamans1: np
[13:26] <CostaRicanQuaker> DistroJockey: what do i do?
[13:26] <crusie> EduBuntu just download it and test it with the live cd
[13:26] <Jaseem> Hello, I am getting mad. Is there anybody who can get my ubuntu to use interenet?
[13:26] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, I hope the dmask and fmask are correct?
[13:26] <Pici> arvind_khadri: It depends on what hardware you have.
[13:27] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,   They are working here.
[13:27] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, to use in this situation that is
[13:27] <arvind_khadri> Pici, ok if i have a intel card then??
[13:27] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  i hate it when every file shows up executable.. :)  i may not have that fixed yet.
[13:27] <Kalamans1> llamo : you dont have server?
[13:27] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  i hate it when every file shows up executable.. :)  still have that issue here.. not sure what umask to use.
[13:27] <Kalamans1> llamo : do you have server?
[13:28] <njesus2> i
[13:28] <ng0L> xel_: i am on ubuntu
[13:28] <Pici> arvind_khadri: It still depends on the model
[13:28] <llamo> Kalamans1: no server
[13:28] <DistroJockey> Dr_willis, I'm not up on my fstab. Would you mind helping CostaRicanQuaker get a decent entry in his fstab? Please?
[13:28] <CostaRicanQuaker> Dr_willis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24703/
[13:28] <themime> i accidently rm /bin/bash instead of another one when trying to set up this install (it was a step in the install, except you were supposed to rm something else then create a link TO /bin/bash.  can i just...download it? something other than reinstall
[13:28] <xel_> ng0L, join Chanel #wineHQ
[13:28] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  other then changing his /dev/ that line should work.
[13:28] <arvind_khadri> Pici, : intel 82557
[13:28] <joaopinto> themime, better reinstall it
[13:29] <Dr_willis> DistroJockey,  /dev/sda1 /media/VistaBoot ntfs-3g rw,uid=1000,dmask=000,fmask=0222  0 0
[13:29] <Pici> arvind_khadri: I dont know that module name off the top of my head
[13:29] <Dr_willis> may be better. :) let me test that one
[13:29] <DASPRiD> can it be, that /usr/lib/libgd.so.2 is missing in the libgd2 package? it is in noted in /var/lib/dpkg/info/libgd2-xpm.list, but it is not installed
[13:29] <Stupid> hello, i want to play the bridge, is there a client when use ubuntu linux?
[13:29] <arvind_khadri> Pici, :) anywhere to search it??
[13:29] <CostaRicanQuaker> /dev/hda1 /media/VistaBoot ntfs-3g rw,uid=1000,dmask=000,fmask=0222  0 0 ? where?
[13:29] <soundray> Jaseem: you need to configure your device as a router and configure it as a DHCP server. It's not really an issue that is appropriate to discuss here, as it is not Ubuntu-specific.
[13:30] <DistroJockey> CostaRicanQuaker, sec
[13:30] <CostaRicanQuaker> do i type that into the terminal?
[13:30] <Jaseem> Where can i discuss it then soundray.
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