[13:06] <ubuntu> dr_willis: I'm looking at the 115gig hd now..
[13:06] <Kartagis> erUSUL: let me try
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  so its mount point is what? (see the mount command output)
[13:06] <aar> erUSUL, thanks! I'll experiment with those two.
[13:07] <c014> hy
[13:07] <ubuntu> dr_willis: do I have to do that in term? remember I am a noobuntu :d
[13:07]  * mcl0vin_ peeho thanks mate jrib
[13:07] <erUSUL> Kartagis: i take that when you edited both fstab and menu.lst you checked the uuids of all the paritions (that have surely changed)
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  you may want to go read a few bash/terminal guides then.. these are ALL terminal commands
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> !terminal | ubuntu
[13:08] <c014> hyt
[13:08] <ubuntu> sorry to be rude but I don't have time to read some guides...I'm just hoping there would be someone who could run me threw this slight problem
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  and all this might still not work. So for starters LOOK at the output of the 'mount' command in a terminal
[13:08] <kle> The laptop is fairly old, it runs on an amd sempron mobile, 1 gig Ram, ATI radeon XPRESS 200M 5955. It does suspend correctly, but when I try to resume I hangs with a black screen. The fan is on. The Hdd light blinks once or twice and that's it. Anyone has any clues as to how to proceed?
[13:08] <kle> anyone help?
[13:08] <Kartagis> erUSUL: I replaced all UUIDs with the actual devices ie. /dev/sda1
[13:09] <ubuntu> so just type mount dr_willis:?
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu: 'mount' yes... bash basics.
[13:09] <erUSUL> Kartagis: ok
[13:09] <kunal> oh sorry about that, did not know that, so the qs is: tokens are like: COMMENT:ENDCOMMENT,TERM:ENDTERM,ETC.How do i separate here the invalid tokens if they are provided so by an user?
[13:09] <erUSUL> Kartagis: dunno if that still works in ubuntu but it should
[13:09] <ubuntu> is there a way to auto pastebin stuff?
[13:09] <Kartagis> erUSUL: now I get "General error mounting filesystems
[13:09] <erUSUL> !pastebinit
[13:10] <erUSUL> ubuntu: but you have to pass -b http://paste.ubuntu.com to it
[13:10] <erUSUL> ubuntu: command | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:10] <kunal> how do i join a channel?
[13:10] <erUSUL> kunal: /join #channelname
[13:10] <ubuntu> anyhow, here is my mount results
[13:10] <ubuntu> http://pastebin.com/x2jCUeph
[13:11] <Kartagis> ubuntu: beware that it pastebinit doesn't currently work on http://pastebin.com because things have changed on pastebin.com
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  so look in the various /media/ directories and see where your installed system is at.
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  my guess it its at /media/disk
[13:12] <Kartagis> erUSUL: do I have any other choice but do a clean reinstall?
[13:12] <Kartagis> choices*
[13:12] <erUSUL> Kartagis: the fsck's did not revealed any errors ?
[13:12] <claX> clean in in washing machine
[13:12] <ubuntu> media is all the way in root, right?
[13:12] <claX> lol
[13:13] <Dr_Willis>  ubuntu  the full path is /media/ so yes. / = root. you an type in that path in the file browser address bar if you wanted to
[13:13] <Kartagis> erUSUL: I didn't get "Filesystem broken" or anything like that, do I still need to run that?
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  or use the terminal. --> 'ls /media/disk'
[13:15] <ubuntu> ok I'm in media/disk right now
[13:15] <erUSUL> Kartagis: i would boot into a livecd and see if i can mount the filesystems andcheck them with fsck
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[13:16] <AdvoWork> still having problems installing ubuntu, wont show any partitions so can't go forward
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  if its the right place you should see a lot of dirs like 'etc' 'bin' sbin and home..  look in 'home' and see if your users files are in there
[13:16] <jrib> AdvoWork: even on the alternate cd?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded? did you run the cd verifier?
[13:17] <ubuntu> dr_willis: yeah, its the right spot...when I go in home, I have my "mylisto" directory...with a ton of my files in it
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: you can tab complete nicks ;)
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  and you seriously may want to consider backing up that to some place - incase you  need to do a reinstall.
[13:18] <ubuntu> thats why I got my 500 gig hd (well more like 90 gigs...deleting stuff :D
[13:18] <theadmin> How can one disable system shutdown?
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  given that your isntalled system is at '/media/disk' you want to do a 'sudo chroot /media/disk' (i think thats proper)
[13:18] <ubuntu> should I back up everything before I do the rest of this ?
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  you should ALWAYS have backups.
[13:19] <ubuntu> what is chroot - change root?
[13:19] <theadmin> ubuntu: change root directory
[13:19] <Dr_Willis>  chroot - run command or interactive shell with special root directory
[13:19] <Abo> Hi All, I need help with a "No UPnP backend" error, followed by a can't login error. I've check mysql.txt and my.cnf. I have checked the logs: Mysql error log I don't understand (http://pastebin.com/vGFvCwTq), mythbackend.log "can't read mysql.txt" mysql is fine IP the same as on mythtv-setup, same as ifconfig ouput (trying to post my backend log on paste bin.
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> for detailed info -->               info coreutils 'chroot invocation'
[13:22] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: what's the problem with a simple "man chroot"?
[13:22] <AdvoWork> ActionParsnip, ive used the cd before to install ubuntu, and im just trying an older version now 8,04
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  the man pages say    for detailed info see the info pages.. :)
[13:23] <ubuntu> man this stinks...just deleted like 5 dvds of trailer park boys :(
[13:23] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: lol :D
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  i see that a lot with some programs. :)
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: then i'd try disabling pointless hardware in bios for the duration of the install (sound, lan etc) and/or try some boot options
[13:23] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: Yeah, with GNU ones especially :/
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  'coreutils' yep.
[13:24] <erkan^> on 29th April come Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> command -H --> -H not valid  Try --help for help. :)
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> erkan^:  thats the theory.
[13:24] <iceroot> erkan^: #ubuntu+1
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> It remains tobe proven. :)
[13:25] <ubuntu> dr_willis: I'm about to back everything up...should I just do the home directory?  What about other stuff (proggies, etc)
[13:25] <erkan^> ok
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  you are thinking in windows terms. You can reinstall the programs from teh package manager rather easially
[13:25] <ubuntu> yeah, just gonna be a problem when I can't remember what to back up :D
[13:26] <mahmoodr> ok
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  i tend to backup my home, and a few files i edit by hand normally in /etc/
[13:27] <theadmin> ubuntu: me also tends to write a script for installing packages i need
[13:27] <Kartagis> hello again
[13:27] <ubuntu> I rarely ever edit files...
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  yep :) but i find i end up installing stuff i rarely ever use over and over.
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  so what Do you do exactly?
[13:27] <ubuntu> dr_willis: is there some kind of term command that can output a list of what programs you have running?
[13:27] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: Well, mine basically has VLC and Pidgin :D
[13:27] <ubuntu> er what programs you have on the computer
[13:28] <theadmin> ubuntu: dpkg -l | less
[13:28] <mcl0vin_> 'for file in *.rm;do ffmpeg -i "$file" "${file%.rm}.mp3";done' returns error "Unsupported codec for output stream #0.0"
[13:28] <theadmin> ubuntu: but it's gonna be huge
[13:28] <ubuntu> what do I do? try to avoid using windows and osx :D
[13:28] <Kartagis> erUSUL: I am on LiveCD now. I tried fsck.reiserfs /dev/sda1 and I got Failed to open the device '/dev/sda1': Permission denied
[13:28]  * mcl0vin_ sudo
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  'running' is not the same as 'installed'   If you cant rember what you installed.. i have to wonder if you needed them installed. :)
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> !clond | ubuntu
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> !clone | ubuntu
[13:29] <theadmin> o_O
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  chroot into your system and use the command -->>>   aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages
[13:29] <erUSUL> Kartagis: use sudo
[13:29] <erUSUL> Kartagis: is reiserfs ?
[13:29] <ubuntu> so chroot /media/disk then run that term command?
[13:29] <Kartagis> duh!
[13:29] <Kartagis> erUSUL: yes
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  yes.
[13:30] <mcl0vin_> erUSUL: 'for file in *.rm;do ffmpeg -i "$file" "${file%.rm}.mp3";done' returns error "Unsupported codec for output stream #0.0"
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  chroot into your system and use the command -->>>   aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > my-packages
[13:30] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: yo installed lame ?
[13:30] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: you installed lame ?
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  withiut the ~/ will make the file it saves go to whever you are at in the shell at the time.
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  it will make a file that lists all teh isntalled packages you have.
[13:31] <mcl0vin_> erUSUL: just libmp3lame0
[13:31] <ubuntu> dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[13:31] <bahaa> how to find replies to your questions in xchat?
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  IF you do that command.. it MIGHT fix the system
[13:32] <theadmin> bahaa: try searching for your name with a colon in logs, dunno
[13:32] <theadmin> bahaa: kind of a like "bahaa:"
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  'sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[13:32] <ubuntu> just did that
[13:32] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: try with a single file « ffmpeg -i filename.rm filename.mp3 »
[13:32] <bahaa> theadmin: you mean just type ("bahaa:")?
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:   if  it completes ok. You might want to try rebooting and see if it boots up properly then.
[13:33] <bahaa> theadmin: I want to search now I mean online
[13:33] <theadmin> bahaa: I mean, search for it in logs... That's usually how people mark replies, no? :D I never used xchat
[13:33] <theadmin> bahaa: Uh, online? see http://irclogs.ubuntu.com
[13:34] <Kartagis> erUSUL: fsck didn't find any corruptions on /dev/sda1
[13:34] <bahaa> theadmin: well another Idea is to copy the whole text and search for my name:) (did you mean this way?)
[13:34] <mcl0vin_> erUSUL: samething
[13:34] <theadmin> bahaa: Yeah :D
[13:34] <ubuntu> oh my god, almost posted a ton of output..gotta pastebin it :D
[13:34] <bahaa> theadmin: thanks :D
[13:34] <aldacalam> hey guys, did you even asked for you this question : "what was the exactly date and time of my installation?" This is useful when you want to show that your Systems are fine for a long time no?
[13:34] <ubuntu> dr_willis: this is what has been outputed thus far
[13:35] <ubuntu> http://pastebin.com/YD2qyHG9
[13:35] <bahaa> theadmin: well then how do you mark the whole text :(
[13:35] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: ldd $(which ffmpeg) | grep mp3
[13:35] <theadmin> bahaa: Ctrl+A usually.
[13:35] <Kartagis> erUSUL: fsck didn't find any corruptions on /dev/sda1. now what?
[13:35] <ubuntu> maybe its just me, but the permission denied's don't look good
[13:35] <vadmeste> Hi. My system was interrupted when ubuntu is upgrading to 9.10. So I can't no more boot my system unless I pass init=/bin/bash to my kernel. Which is the command to continue my upgrade process ?
[13:35] <bahaa> theadmin: I tried that; it doesn't work :(
[13:35] <theadmin> I know the exact date of my install :D It's the same day when RC was out whatever that was :D
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  let it run.. and when its done.. try rebooting. You may want to finish your backups first. or not.. :0
[13:35] <ubuntu> no doing my backups now :D
[13:36] <whomee> where does usb webcams usually resident? aint it like /dev/video0 and so on?
[13:36] <ubuntu> if this works, I am getting a new laptop battery ASAP
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> vadmeste:  perhaps -> 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[13:36] <mcl0vin_> nothing
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> vadmeste:  or a 'sudo apt-get update' 'sudo apt-get upgrade'
[13:36] <ubuntu> haha, looks like the upgrade bug is happen' tonight
[13:36] <Kartagis> what the heck I'll just do a re-install on the 29th
[13:36] <Kartagis> bbl
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> Kartagis:  i plan on doing a reinstall on the 28th :)  then hideing in a cave for a week.
[13:37] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: are you sure you installed the lame lib ? it shuld output something like libmp3lame.so.0 => /usr/lib/libmp3lame.so.0 (0x00007faa1f755000)
[13:37] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: 28th, not 29th? :o
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: will  have a new pc by then so wil be fresh installing :)
[13:37] <bahaa> theadmin: you are not the admin, right?; cause when you talk to me it gaves your text in red :D
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  :)  i always update/upgrade the day befor.. then wait for the storm!
[13:38] <theadmin> bahaa: I'm no admin :D
[13:38] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: looool
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: getting me some nvidia ion loving, first new pc i've bout in about 15 years :D:D
[13:38] <mcl0vin_> erUSUL: i did from synaptic
[13:38] <bahaa> theadmin: really funny :D
[13:38] <ubuntu> argh
[13:38] <ubuntu> Processing was halted because there were too many errors.
[13:38] <bahaa> nice new smily :E
[13:38] <theadmin> Dr_Willis: It's kind of a weird idea :D
[13:38] <bahaa> what teath(sorry for the offtopic)
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  saw a  NETTop destop-netbook  for $200 this weekend.. i almost grabbed it. I think it had an ION
[13:39] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: install the lame package too not only the lib
[13:39] <mcl0vin_> /usr/share/doc/libmp3lame0
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: sounds like the one i'm after, looks sweet and the reviews say Ubuntu just drops onto it nice
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  if i had bought it.. the wife would of just stole it from me anyway.. so i dident buy it
[13:40] <ubuntu> dr_willis: so what do you tink my next best bet is?
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: haha well i'm due my ulift on my wage so new tattoo and new pc for me :)
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  backup. install 10.04
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  of curse the time it will take tod o the backups.. will  proberly be a while
[13:40] <mcl0vin_> erUSUL: and i did aptitude inatall lame
[13:41] <marv> siema "D
[13:41] <ubuntu> man this really really really stinks bad
[13:41] <marv> yo guys :D
[13:41] <bahaa> hi marv :)
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu:  im still trying to figure out how you had a power failure on a laptop... :)
[13:42] <Smashera> hello all :)
[13:42] <ubuntu> power supply?
[13:42] <ubuntu> just turned off on me
[13:42] <ubuntu> I tried doing the sudo apt-get update and got this "sudo apt-get update"
[13:42] <ubuntu> whoops
[13:42] <ubuntu>  Could not set non-blocking flag Bad file descriptor
[13:43] <mcl0vin_> erUSUL: am i doing it wrong
[13:44] <erUSUL> mcl0vin_: i dunno what's wrong it works here ( ogg to mp3 )
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: Dr_Willis: http://michael-prokop.at/blog/2007/10/27/could-not-set-non-blocking-flag/
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> mcl0vin_: erUSUL: converting from a lossy format to another lossy format wil affect quality
[13:45] <mcl0vin_> rm to mp3
[13:45] <fengfan> Ubuntu server 9.10 supported the HP laserjet 5100 printer?
[13:45] <darksider> could someone please help me get Ogre3D installed? i was up all night last night trying to get it to work- i tried installing with the .DEB / compiling from source & even using someone install bash script
[13:45] <whileimhere> Hi. I have an eee pc with Ubuntu 9.04 installed on it. The network manager for wireless keeps dropping the connection and I have to re-boot the machine to get it to reconnect. does anyone know about this issue at all?
[13:45] <fengfan> who can tell me?please.
[13:46] <ubuntu> actionparsnip: what does that site mean?
[13:46] <erUSUL> fengfan: hp are well supported in linux
[13:46] <ubuntu> basically long story short...tried to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 - laptop died...and now I'm *trying* to recover it
[13:46] <bahaa> any nice light games for ubuntu?
[13:47] <nmobix> anyone here familiar here with sleep/resume problems??
[13:47] <ubuntu> dr_willis: suggested that I chroot into /media/disk/ and try to run a few commands
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: the chroot needs reforming or somesuch
[13:48] <bahaa> nmobix: I had a problem that it didn't resume after sleep so I disabled sleep
[13:48] <ubuntu> hmm
[13:48] <mcl0vin_> is there a cli i can use to > stdout to pastebin
[13:48] <nmobix> :( bahaa
[13:48] <erUSUL> !pastebinit
[13:48] <ubuntu> actionparsnip: reformating how?
[13:48] <bahaa> nmobix: really what do you want sleep for?
[13:48] <MySrv> is there any flirting channel on ubuntu
[13:49] <ubuntu> what?
[13:49] <ubuntu> flirting?
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: reforming, read what i type not what you think i type :D
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> !ot | MySrv
[13:49] <ubuntu> haha
[13:49] <ubuntu> ok :D
[13:49] <ubuntu> so is there no way for me to tackle this?
[13:49]  * mcl0vin_ did i mention how much i love ubuntu
[13:53] <nmobix> so there really is nothing to be done for the sleep/resume option in ubuntu than?
[13:54] <aetr> hey
[13:54] <aetr> some one knows something of QEMU?
[13:54] <aetr> some one knows something of QEMU?
[13:54] <aetr> some one knows something of QEMU?
[13:54] <erUSUL> !qemu
[13:55] <triptec> is there another xorg package that doesn't require 90mb of drivers I wont use?'
[13:55] <nmobix> !qemu
[13:55] <lenin_> quem trabalha com loja de informatica
[13:55] <nmobix> !tork
[13:55] <nmobix> :)
[13:56] <aetr> HEY
[13:56] <aetr> SOMEONE KNOWS OF QEMU?
[13:56] <bazhang> !qemu | aetr
[13:56] <aetr> YES I KNOW
[13:56] <bazhang> aetr, no caps
[13:56] <aetr> BUT I SUPPOSE THAT I HAVE installed
[13:56] <aetr> on my sistem
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> !caps  | aetr
[13:56] <marienz> aetr: please ask your actual question, and don't repeat an unanswerable one quite this often.
[13:57] <aetr> but i cant read it
[13:57] <aetr> i dont know what is is a program has icon
[13:57] <aetr> ?
[13:57] <bazhang> aetr, please give some details, all on one line
[13:57] <aetr> are you a bot ?
[13:57] <erUSUL> aetr: there is no point on using qemu nowdays when virtualbox or kvm is aviable
[13:57] <aetr> or an human?
[13:57] <aetr> but qemu can install windows xp on my system without use cd rom
[13:58] <aetr> that is exactly what i need
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> aetr: i suggest you read man qemu
[13:58] <aetr> someone that can help me?
[13:58] <erUSUL> aetr: so can virtualbox
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> aetr: afair it doesnt have an icon
[13:58] <aetr> virtual box cant install
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> aetr: i suggest you use virtualbox, it has pretty guis for stuff
[13:58] <bazhang> aetr, please dont use the enter key as punctuation
[13:58] <aetr> i can install with coomands?
[13:58] <nmobix> k, so this is becoming quite moot, but ne1 here knows anything abt fixing sleep/resume problems on laptops with ubuntu?
[13:59] <aetr> yes surely virtual box can install windows xp on  my hard drive or only make a simulation?
[13:59] <aetr> virtual box detect hard drive to install are you sure?
[13:59] <marienz> nmobix: I think there's a page on the wiki with debugging hints.
[13:59] <erUSUL> nmobix: "fixing sleep/resume problems" can be anything; care to be more precise ?
[13:59] <nmobix> is there an advanced #ubuntu channel??
[13:59] <erUSUL> !details | nmobix
[13:59] <ubuntu> actionparsnip: can you help me to get passed that one error?
[13:59] <aetr> ActionParsnip,
[14:00] <nmobix> uname -a = "Linux tux-hp 2.6.31-20-generic #58-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 12 05:23:09 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux"
[14:00] <aetr> virtual box qemu are the same?
[14:00] <nmobix> when trying to sleep
[14:00] <nmobix> it goes to sleep correctly, after that, when resuming it hangs with a black screen
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> aetr: no, they both achieve the same goal just doing it a different way
[14:01] <nmobix> cat /proc/cpuinfo = "  processor	: 0 vendor_id	: AuthenticAMD cpu family	: 15 model		: 44 model name	: Mobile AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3300+ stepping	: 2"
[14:01] <aetr> ok i will try
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> nmobix: i have a 3000+ of the same :)
[14:01] <aetr> ActionParsnip,  thanks
[14:01] <aetr> where are you from?
[14:01] <nmobix>  lspci | grep VGA="01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon XPRESS 200M 5955 (PCIE)"
[14:02] <nmobix> :)
[14:02] <pure_hate> someone has never heard of pastebin
[14:02] <nmobix> it's quite old ActionParsnip
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> aetr: why is that important, this is a support channel
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> nmobix: runs brilliantly here
[14:02] <erUSUL> nmobix: what drivers are you using for the graphic card ? do you see something in the kernel log ? /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog ?
[14:02] <ubuntu> argh, ok I am getting "Could not set non-blocking flag Bad file descriptor " when I try to sudo apt-get update
[14:02] <Oer> nmobix brand / type laptop ?
[14:02] <aetr> ok no problem was just a friendly question
[14:02] <ubuntu> I'm trying to figure out hwo to make this work
[14:02] <nmobix> but it works very robustly, I simply need the sleep option, because my battery is very old
[14:03] <aetr> i make that question if you can answer it answer if you dont wanna or cant just dont worry
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> aetr: sorry dude, pure suport here only :)
[14:03] <aetr> no problem
[14:03] <bazhang> aetr, chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:03] <aetr> im from Argentina nice to meet you
[14:03] <aetr> ok guyys hahaha
[14:03] <nmobix> it is HP Pavilion dv5000
[14:04] <nmobix> and last I checked it is using the Radeon driver
[14:04] <aetr> can i do a joke here?
[14:04] <aetr> nmobix,
[14:04] <nmobix> [drm] Initialized radeon 1.31.0 20080528 for 0000:01:05.0 on minor 0
[14:04] <bazhang> aetr, #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:04] <aetr> take it and put on garbage hahaha
[14:04] <aishaa> hi all , im getting a netbook that my friend broke and i had to pay for (long story) and its screen is broken thats about it so i was wondering what i should do with it, i was thinking like using a test computer (test hacks on) or virtual machine or storage. any thing you can think will help im on ubuntu btw
[14:04] <aetr> ok i will left
[14:05] <nmobix> hm i thought this channel was supposed to be for grownups that have an interest on ubuntu aetr
[14:05] <ubuntu> aishaa: target practice? ;)
[14:05] <aetr> yes
[14:05] <aetr> i know
[14:05] <nmobix> k
[14:05] <nmobix> erUSUL, any thing particular I have to look at ?
[14:06] <aishaa> whytarget practice? ubuntu?
[14:06] <ubuntu> its a joke
[14:06] <erUSUL> nmobix: last thing  before/after sleep? anything that looks like error
[14:06] <Aetr> what is a joke?
[14:06] <aishaa> jaja
[14:06] <ubuntu> can anyone please help me?
[14:06] <Aetr> gotta change the circuit m3
[14:07] <ubuntu> argh, ok I am getting "Could not set non-blocking flag Bad file descriptor " when I try to sudo apt-get update - trying to recover a crash during upgrading from 8.04 to 9.04...
[14:07] <nmobix> erUSUL: where do I look for it ( i mean in which log)?
[14:07] <Aetr> go to japan electronic store
[14:07] <Aetr> and buy a circuit m3
[14:07] <bazhang> Aetr, stop please
[14:07] <Aetr> haha ok
[14:07] <darksider> someone please help me get Ogre3D working on my karmic lappy? im like |   THIS   | close to re-installing windows 7 just to do my c++ tutorials on...  ='(
[14:07] <erUSUL> nmobix: check the two i mentioned
[14:08] <nmobix> got it
[14:08] <andiolsi> hi, i find myself unable to type @ or € in firefox and opera but in other application as pidgint, gterm, etc it works fine. what could that be?
[14:08] <codeshepherd> I dont have xorg.conf in /etc/X11 ... how do i generate it ?
[14:08] <erUSUL> darksider: sudo aptitude build-essentials libogre-dev
[14:08] <erUSUL> ?
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> codeshepherd:  why do you need it?
[14:09] <codeshepherd> Dr_Willis:  I want to increase the resolution.. but the gui doesnt have options for higher resolution
[14:09] <ubuntu> this is driving me batty!
[14:10] <darksider> erUSUL,code::blocks doesn't work properly anymore... it won't open
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> codeshepherd:  you do have teh proper video card drivers installed?   You can generate an xorg.conf - but its rarely needed these days
[14:11] <codeshepherd> I am running ubuntu on parallels.. it is a virtualization software on mac
[14:11] <codeshepherd> Dr_Willis: ^
[14:11] <darksider> erUSUL, and neither does ANJUTA - i tried installing ogre from a bash script, i tried compiling from source ... i even used CMake like the ogre readme said
[14:11] <mahmoodr> mahmoodr
[14:11] <erUSUL> darksider: i dunno about code::blocks
[14:11] <nmobix> it doesn't have any message with error on it
[14:11] <darksider> erUSUL, i think i might need to TOTALLY remove all the ogre3d stuff
[14:11] <ubuntu> dr_willis: you know how actionparsnip: said that something was wrong with the chroot when I tried to do the sudo apt-get update...do you have any idea how to get around that one stupid error?
[14:11] <mahmoodr> mahmoodr:
[14:12] <erUSUL> darksider: well; maybe those scripts messed something up ?
[14:12] <Oer> nmobix With wireless disabled hibernate works ??
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> codeshepherd:  any time i use ubuntu in a virtual machine   theres always some guest type addations i install to get the res's and other things working better.. perhps theres somthing like that for Parallels
[14:12] <darksider> erUSUL, hoe can i REMOVE every bit of the ogre installation ?
[14:12] <mylisto> good...
[14:12] <nmobix> I haven't tried hibernate that much, but right now i'm wired not wireless
[14:12] <nmobix> can i give it a go now?
[14:12] <smith> how do i check for what gfx card i have and if the drivers are updated?
[14:13] <mylisto> that was driving me batty having the nick ubuntu - anytime someone typed ubuntu I thought they were talking to me
[14:13] <Oer> nmobix, it confirms this old bug > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/91968
[14:13] <mylisto> :D
[14:13] <erUSUL> darksider: really dunno; whitout knowing wht the script did ...
[14:13] <ZykoticK9> smith, "lspci | grep -i vga" will show what graphics card you are using, the driver is more complicated.  Good luck.
[14:13] <darksider> hmm
[14:13] <erUSUL> darksider: maybe you can do a simple test with only a text editor and g++ ?
[14:14] <darksider> erUSUL, such as?
[14:14] <erUSUL> darksider: default gedit has syntax highlight
[14:15] <ssn> hi guys
[14:15] <mylisto> can anyone PLEASE help me?
[14:15] <ssn> how do i get make in the mini.iso install environment?
[14:16] <darksider> erUSUL, i keep getting "Ogre.h - not found" or whatever
[14:16] <smith> ok so i now what kind of gfx card that i have, is hard to get drivers for gfx in linux
[14:16] <darksider> erUSUL, and if i add in the FULL PATH in my #include lines, i still get loads of errors
[14:16] <h00k> !anyone | mylisto
[14:17] <mylisto> ok...
[14:17] <Aetr> linux is not the better choice
[14:17] <xXedixXx> smith: Usually it installs it automatically.
[14:17] <Pici> Aetr: Do you have a support question?
[14:17] <ssn> how do i get make in the mini.iso install environment?
[14:17] <mylisto> aetr go away
[14:17] <smith> ok can i check it through synaptic?
[14:17] <Dr_Willis> mylisto:  the proper response is 'demand refund' :P
[14:17] <Pici> ssn: Install the build-essential metapackage for everything you need to compile programs (minus any application specific dependencies)
[14:18] <darksider> Aetr, only an idiot would come to a linux channel to debate that
[14:18] <renegaid> anyone have ubuntu on eeepc? hotkeys are not working
[14:18] <Aetr> darksider,  why?
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> renegaid:  theres normally forum threads on teh specific makes of netbooks. yours may need some tweaks
[14:18] <Aetr> i cant make my opinion?
[14:18] <darksider> Aetr, seriously- if you don't like linux THATS YOUR CHOICE, but don't try to bring it down just because YOU can't use it
[14:18] <Aetr> im testing
[14:18] <Pici> darksider: Please ignore him.
[14:18] <bazhang> Aetr, not here.
[14:18] <h00k> darksider: please ignore him
[14:18] <renegaid> sucks
[14:18] <darksider> Pici, i am.
[14:18] <Aetr> so where is the topic that say dont say any thing bad of linux
[14:18] <Aetr> ?
[14:18] <darksider> h00k, i am
[14:19] <jack__> way to feed the troll.
[14:19] <darksider> it just seems stupid to try and debate wether linix us good or bad in a channel FILLED WITH LINUX ENTHUSIASTS/USERS
[14:19] <darksider> but whatever- i'm all for free speech
[14:19] <darksider> so... rant away
[14:19] <linxeh> this is a support channel though
[14:19] <Pici> !ot
[14:19] <jack__> darksider: why would he do it in a windows  channel? :P
[14:19] <jack__> he wouldn't get any argument from them
[14:19] <Dr_Willis> darksider:  its stupid to debate it most anywhere.
[14:19] <mylisto> I tried an upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 - lappy died on me....dr_willis: suggested I chroot into /media/disk/ and do sudo apt-get update - when I do this I get  to "97% working" then I get 97% [Working]FATAL -> Could not set non-blocking flag Bad file descriptor
[14:19] <ssn> is there a way get make in the mini.iso install environment (in order to be able to build a network driver module)?
[14:20] <jack__> welcome back Aetr :D
[14:20] <darksider> Dr_Willis, because linux IS the best choice >_<
[14:20] <Aetr> hahah
[14:20] <Aetr> ok
[14:20] <Aetr> i will left
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  install build-essential for starters
[14:20] <ssn> Dr_Willis: how?
[14:20] <Aetr> but not before say  PUTOS
[14:20] <mylisto> on a page that actionparsnip: linked in here it says "… you forgot to mount the according partition using the dev mount option.   It keeps booting with the windows 7 bootloader.  (I've installed Ubuntu onto a separate hard drive). Does anyone have any suggestions?
[14:20] <piero> i have forgotten my e-mail password and i want help
[14:20] <ssn> Dr_Willis: there is none
[14:20] <jack__> hahah piero
[14:20] <ssn> that is why i am asking
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  the mini iso dosent come with apt? i find that hard to belive
[14:21] <jack__> piero: have you tried 'password'?
[14:21] <ssn> Dr_Willis: me to, but thats it
[14:21] <piero> no
[14:21] <jack__> well try it! a lot of people set it to that
[14:21] <piero> so i do i get my password
[14:21] <Oer> piero forgotten email pass is not an ubuntu support question, contact your provider.
[14:21] <mylisto> when I try mount -o remount,dev /media/disk I get can't find /media/disk in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> ssn:  no idea then.  unless others in here want to correct this and tell us properly how to do it
[14:21] <piero> ok
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> lycidas:  your command is wrong perhaps.
[14:22] <nmobix> hi again
[14:22] <darksider> doesn't something like that deserve a ban?
[14:22] <Oer> wb nmobix
[14:22] <jack__> mylisto: i thought he just wanted to suggestions to help jog his memory
[14:22] <nmobix> tried hibernate and it didnt resume
[14:22] <b1nd3r> Hi. How can I install Grub-legacy on a system with grub2 ? The reason is because 1) I don't like grub2 since it doesn't changed anything for me (legacy always worked great) 2) I'm bulding a custom ubuntu livecd that will install another system the uses grub-legacy and the other system uses grub1, so grub-install is using the wrong version
[14:22] <mylisto> what jack_:
[14:22] <darksider> Aetr> but not before say  PUTOS
 FUCK YOU ALL
[14:22] <nmobix> with the wireless off
[14:22] <Pici> darksider: Please stop.
[14:22] <h00k> darksider: it's already taken care of.
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> darksider:   learn to ignore things.
[14:22] <jack__> ^
[14:22] <darksider> ah ok
[14:23] <nmobix> for the record I have tried the solution posted in this http://www.jordanpeterson.me/node/235
[14:23] <nmobix> to no avail
[14:23] <nmobix> it just broke my screen
[14:23] <darksider> Dr_Willis, i can ignore things but i just figured that seeing as the ability is there... and the rules are in place i figured that would deserve a ban
[14:23] <darksider> new linux users dont need to be exposed to stuff like that
[14:23] <darksider> any linux users, really
[14:23] <bee> what does the command sudo aptitude -f install do ?
[14:23] <h00k> darksider: as we said, it's taken care of, please move along :)
[14:23] <jack__> darksider: drop it. its not a big deal :P
[14:23] <darksider> its dropped..jeez
[14:23] <darksider> i gotta go anyway
[14:23] <darksider> laters
[14:23] <jack__> peace
[14:24] <jack__> i hear stuff like that everyday :P
[14:24] <darksider> =)
[14:24] <piero> how do a crack wireless network password using aircrack-ng
[14:24] <jack__> ^haha
[14:24] <trainer> how do I know if my machine is 64-bit
[14:24] <jack__> trainer: uname -a
[14:24] <mylisto> darksider: just forget about it
[14:24] <bazhang> jack__, please stop the running commentary.
[14:24] <Pici> piero: We do not support cracking in this channel.
[14:24] <darksider> its windows - it seeps into your brain like ammonia and makes you angry and hateful
[14:24] <OnlyToLearn> what is the format of /proc/pid/pagemap file in ubuntu-9.04 as I want to get the physical frame number from virtual page num
[14:24] <Kin`Away> hi all
[14:24] <darksider> its called shitsoftamentia
[14:24] <erUSUL> trainer: wheter your cpu supports 64 bits ?
[14:24] <jack__> bazhang: running commentary? i dont understand what that means.
[14:25] <darksider> wtf
[14:25] <bazhang> jack__, all the unnecessary commentary. please stop it
[14:25] <jack__> bazhang: pssh
[14:25] <darksider> bazhang, why did you kick me man
[14:25] <erUSUL> trainer: or if your ubuntu is 64 bits ?
[14:25] <Kin`Away> my problem is with the repositories. This is the error: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: Le seguenti firme non sono state verificate perché la chiave pubblica non è disponibile: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5.
[14:25] <darksider> ?
[14:25] <erUSUL> !gpgerr | Kin`Away
[14:25] <jack__> trainer: have you installed ubuntu yet? if so you can type uname -a
[14:26] <DrunkY> Anyone connected Evolution or Thunderbird with MS Exchange 2007 here? No POP no IMAP. What's the best solution?
[14:26] <trainer> erURUL jack__ x86_64 so yes I guess
[14:26] <nmobix> Kin`Away, try ubuntu-tweak (maybe)
[14:26] <jack__> trainer: yes thats 64 bit
[14:26] <jack__> my 32 bit says:
[14:26] <trainer> thanks
[14:26] <jack__> Linux jack-laptop 2.6.32-21-generic #32-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 16 08:10:02 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:26] <streb0r> DrunkY:  No luck here.   Webmail only
[14:26] <DrunkY> :S
[14:26] <jack__> DrunkY: there is an app you can use
[14:26] <jack__> DrunkY: DavMail i think it is called?
[14:27] <OnlyToLearn> hi all
[14:27] <streb0r> Gave up after a week,  the mapi plugin never worked right for me
[14:27] <DrunkY> streb0r, yeah I was reading about it..
[14:27] <DrunkY> jack__ I'll check it out
[14:27] <mylisto> argh....
[14:27] <mylisto> I want to get this fixed...can ANYONE please help me?
[14:27] <ZykoticK9> erUSUL, thanks, I'd never seen/noticed the !gpgerr factoid before
[14:27] <jack__> DrunkY: I only used it for calendar, but i think it can grab your mail too
[14:28] <nmobix> erUSUL, any more hints to my problem?
[14:28] <streb0r> Davmail is new to me,  looks promising.  thanks jack__
[14:28] <jack__> mylisto: wtf
[14:28] <sebsebseb> !language | jack__
[14:28] <jack__> stratism: no problem
[14:28] <dimulka> hi all i'v just newbe :) plz let me help with touchscreen?
[14:28] <jack__> wtf
[14:28] <jack__> really?
[14:28] <zer0her0> what's the offtopic channel again?
[14:28] <h00k> jack__: yes, really.
[14:28] <sebsebseb> jack__: is against the channel rules yeah
[14:28] <h00k> !ot | zer0her0
[14:28] <mylisto> I tried an upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 - lappy died on me....dr_willis: suggested I chroot into /media/disk/ and do sudo apt-get update - when I do this I get  to "97% working" then I get 97% [Working]FATAL -> Could not set non-blocking flag Bad file descriptor...on a page that actionparsnip: linked in here it says "… you forgot to mount the according partition using the dev mount option. So...
[14:28] <zer0her0> h00k: thanks
[14:28] <mylisto> ...fix it via running something like:      mount -o remount,dev /path/to/filesystem "  when I try mount -o remount,dev /media/disk I get can't find /media/disk in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[14:28] <Oer> mylisto after power failure and those errors with fchk there is only one solution: save data and re-install
[14:28] <erUSUL> nmobix: dunno sorry; if the logs revealed something about the actual problem ... but we do not know what is failing to suspend/resume (what piece of hard)
[14:28] <jack__> that's ridiculous.
[14:29] <zer0her0> i must have mispelled it
[14:29] <jack__> mylisto: i would suggest booting into a live disk, backing up your data and doign a re-install
[14:29] <jack__> it'll be your easiest optino
[14:29] <jack__> optino
[14:29] <jack__> option
[14:29] <FloodBot1> jack__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:29] <streb0r> Jack__: please spell option correctly
[14:29] <erUSUL> nmobix: maybe is the graphic card ... you can try to add radeon to the list of modules in /etc/default/acpi-support  (see the MODULES variable )
[14:29] <jack__> streb0r: thanks heh
[14:29] <mylisto> jack_: I would say wt# but I don't want anyone to get made :d
[14:30] <nmobix> thnx erUSUL
[14:30] <OnlyToLearn> My totem media player suddenly went slow... It play movies at a very slow rate and also there is no sound so what shall I do    please help
[14:30] <jack__> yeah people are stuck up in here : /
[14:30] <jack__> mylisto: PM me
[14:31] <xXedixXx> !nickserv
[14:31] <Pici> !register | xXedixXx
[14:31] <OnlyToLearn> My totem media player suddenly went slow... It play movies at a very slow rate and also there is no sound so what shall I do    please help
[14:32] <om26er> OnlyToLearn, which version of ubuntu ?
[14:32] <OnlyToLearn> 9.04
[14:33] <om26er> OnlyToLearn, you could try another media player maybe?
[14:33] <insano> is there any GUI for managing iptables
[14:33] <insano> ?
[14:33] <Kin`Away> salve a tutti
[14:33] <Pici> insano: gufw
[14:33] <Pici> !it | Kin`Away
[14:34] <OnlyToLearn> om26er: I tried and it works good .. but I want to know the reasons why that happen
[14:34] <erUSUL> insano: gufw ?
[14:34] <erUSUL> !info ipfbuilder
[14:34] <om26er> OnlyToLearn, maybe you tripped on a gstreamer bug
[14:34] <Oer> !resetpanels
[14:35] <erUSUL> !info fwbuilder > insano
[14:35] <OnlyToLearn> already did the re installation
[14:35] <OnlyToLearn> but no results
[14:35] <insano> erUSUL, I need a remote managing tool
[14:36] <JenniferB> Hi folks, how can I get tabs in my terminal.. so  I don't have to open several windows ?
[14:37] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: ctrl alt T ... for gnome-terminal
[14:37] <JackWat> JenniferB: shift +t
[14:37] <streb0r> JenniferB:  In 10.04 ctrl+t
[14:37] <Saruman> i need configure a DHCP client
[14:37] <JackWat> yeah my bad
[14:37] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: err.. ctrl shift t  ..
[14:37] <JackWat> ^^^
[14:37] <JackWat> there we go
[14:37] <JackWat> hehe
[14:38] <JenniferB> ctrl shift t was right :)
[14:38] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: you can switch between them with alt 1 .. alt 2 ..etc
[14:38] <JenniferB> is this the "best" tab window manager ? i know there are other programs for stuff like this
[14:39] <admin1234> 1
[14:39] <erUSUL> !info terminus
[14:39] <erUSUL> !info terminator
[14:40] <dr0id> OMG, can't believe this -> http://tinyurl.com/38doehh
[14:42] <LjL> dr0id: how is that related to ubuntu support?
[14:43] <Gremnon> I've got a little package problem... again. XDM installed, and now won't uninstall - or reinstall, or install. all that dpkg says is that post install script exited with status 2, which doesn't tell me anything
[14:43] <dr0id> yes man it is
[14:43] <dr0id> http://tinyurl.com/38doehh
[14:43] <dr0id> see it carefully
[14:43] <bastid_raZor> erUSUL: unless i am not setting it up properly.. it doesn't do true transparency.
[14:43] <Oer> dr0id, please don't , this is an ubuntu support channel.
[14:43] <maco> dr0id: um no its not
[14:44] <erUSUL> bastid_raZor: ?
[14:44] <JenniferB> how can I make my windows open on the same spot I closed them, and with the same size? ubuntu keeps aligning them to the corners
[14:44] <bastid_raZor> erUSUL: terminator
[14:44] <JenniferB> and resetting the size
[14:44] <erUSUL> bastid_raZor: i do not use it myself ... but real transparecy works in plain gnome-terminal ...
[14:44] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: do you use compiz?
[14:44] <JenniferB> yes :)
[14:44] <erUSUL> bastid_raZor: should not be hard to make it work in terminator
[14:45] <JenniferB> is that the reason ?
[14:45] <Mcl0vin> erUSUL: i tried everything mate any other help regarding converting rm to mp3
[14:45] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: no, it is a solution for what you want.. give me a sec to find what to edit.
[14:45] <Mcl0vin> i get "Unknown encoder 'libmp3lame'"
[14:45] <Oer> JenniferB, hold left ALT and then place the window where you want it to open.
[14:46] <erUSUL> Mcl0vin: no sorry :( maybe use soundconverter
[14:46] <Kills> the video player isnt working corectly
[14:46] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: go to compizconfig-settings-manager .. near the bottom Place Windows then the Fixed Window Placement tab
[14:47] <Kills> it plays the video with no sound from tiem to time
[14:47] <Gremnon> I've got a little package problem... again. XDM installed, and now won't uninstall - or reinstall, or install. all that dpkg says is that post install script exited with status 2, which doesn't tell me anything useful
[14:47] <Mcl0vin> erUSUL: tried that and i also get an error
[14:48] <JenniferB> bastid_raZor: What do I do? new ?
[14:48] <JenniferB> do I need to  do this for every window?
[14:48] <nmobix> could compiz be the culprit in the case of sleep/resume error?
[14:49] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: i use it for gnome-terminal to open same place same size.. i'm sure you could for things like firefox etc
[14:50] <Izinucs> Gremnon: did you install xdm using the package manager? (I just came in so missed lots before)
[14:50] <mugwort13> anyone running ubuntu as a guest using the `linux-image-virtual` package?   basically wanting to know if there is any (noticable) performance advantage to using it
[14:50] <erUSUL> Mcl0vin: then i dunno; sorry
[14:50] <Gremnon> Izinucs, you haven't missed anything with me, but yes, I used synaptic
[14:51] <foxnsox> hey there - anyone come across this - gnome seemed to have got messed up - it was displaying two volume icons in the top right section, I clicked on one to remove, now the taskbar is continually reloading (disappears/reappears over and over)? Any suggestions an where to begin hunting it down?
[14:51] <Izinucs> Gremnon: are there issues with the package manager installing/uninstalling in other areas as well?
[14:51] <Mcl0vin> erUSUL: hey...atleast you tried hard and i do thank you!:)
[14:51] <erUSUL> Mcl0vin: :)
[14:51] <Gremnon> Izinucs, no, it's just XDM that's causing trouble, everything else works fine, I can install other packages, and it'll try to do something with XDM and fail again, but it doesn't actually stop anything else happening
[14:52] <bastid_raZor> JenniferB: also see Window Rules for setting exact sizes
[14:52] <Izinucs> Gremnon: try sudo apt-get install -f  .. then.. sudo apt-get autoremove .. and see how that cleans up the package system enough to do what you need with xdm
[14:53] <Kills> videos lose sound after I fast forward them
[14:54] <Gremnon> Izinucs, neither had any effect, both reported the same problem with xdm, dpkg says the post install script returned error exit status 2, and that's all
[14:54] <uLinux> how do I add a dir shortcut to Places?
[14:54] <jrib> uLinux: add a bookmark in nautilus
[14:55] <uLinux> where is it
[14:55] <uLinux> jrib
[14:55] <jrib> uLinux: nautilus is the name of the default file browser
[14:55] <Gremnon> uLinux, a simpler way is to open Nautilus, then drag the folder to the sidebar, and it'll be added to Places menu automatically
[14:56] <liminal> hello
[14:56] <uLinux> hi
[14:56] <liminal> applications keep crashing, I think its a graphic card driver issue im having
[14:56] <uLinux> Nautilus is like Explorer :P
[14:56] <Izinucs> Gremnon: reinstalling does the same thing?
[14:56] <uLinux> Gremnon tks it was easy.
[14:56] <liminal> http://paste.debian.net/70716
[14:57] <liminal> here are my error logs of the firefox crash
[14:57] <Gremnon> Izinucs, yes, reinstall, install, remove and purge all return exactly the same
[14:57] <liminal> but its not just firefox, its seemlying all applications
[14:57] <ssn> is there a way get make in the alternate lucid install environment (in order to be able to build a network driver module)?
[14:57] <liminal> X windows system error
[14:57] <Oer> liminal, what ubuntu version are you on ?
[14:58] <liminal> 9.10 32bit
[14:58] <Oer> ssn #ubuntu+1
[14:59] <DeathMetalDean> Does anyone know why whenever I try to start Jack Audio it says 14:59:25.270 Post-shutdown script terminated with exit status=256. ?
[15:00] <liminal> im fairly sure its a server x issue
[15:00] <liminal> the way its dealing with my graphic card drivers
[15:00] <uLinux> When I add a Videos emble to a folder it doesnt looke the same of Videos default
[15:00] <uLinux> emblem
[15:00] <Izinucs> Gremnon: I'm hunting for answers..
[15:01] <ssn> is there a way get make in the alternate lucid install environment (in order to be able to build a network driver module)?
[15:01] <switch10_> DeathMetalDean: are you using the RT kernel?
[15:01] <Gremnon> ssn, Lucid isn't released yet. Please join the #ubuntu+1 channel for Lucid support
[15:02] <Izinucs> Gremnon: try a little syntax change.. sudo apt-get -f install ....
[15:02] <Gremnon> Izinucs, no difference
[15:02] <uLinux> When I add a 'Videos' emblem to a folder it doesn't exaclty look like 'Videos' default  emblem. Can I fix this?
[15:03] <Izinucs> Gremnon: looks like this link might be of assistance.. remember when they mention aptitude you can substitute apt-get.. http://linuxtrove.com/wp/?p=187
[15:04] <switch10_> DeathMetalDean: if you do a uname -a and it tells you you are on the generic kernel, try disabling real time in jacks preferences.  this may cause latency issues depending on what you are doing...
[15:04] <xXedixXx> What's the difference between Xubuntu, Kubuntu and Edubuntu?
[15:05] <Zider> Xubuntu runs XFCE, Kubuntu runs KDE
[15:05] <jrib> xXedixXx: different default set of packages
[15:05] <Zider> dunno about Edubuntu, never heard of it
[15:05] <Oer> XFCE, KDE and classroomserver.
[15:05] <Izinucs> xXedixXx: X & K & E ...
[15:05] <anodesni> xXedixXx: http://ubuntusite.com/ubuntu-flavors/
[15:06] <xXedixXx> So, they just come with different pre installed packages?
[15:06] <switch10_> xXedixXx: different desktop environments, as well as packages.
[15:06] <jrib> xXedixXx: yes
[15:06] <Kills> why everytime i fast forward the video the sound disapears
[15:07] <Izinucs> xXedixXx: mostly they run different desktops.. kde is built on quicktime, xfce (xubuntu) is lighter weight and runs on older machines.. ubuntu is the gnome desktop
[15:07] <Oer> kills, that happens on VHS and DVD also
[15:07] <anodesni> QuickTime?
[15:07] <xXedixXx> Got ya. Thanks.
[15:07] <Kills> on the default video player
[15:07] <xXedixXx> Yeah, QuickTime is Mac :o
[15:10] <DeathMetalDean> switch10_, I disabled the real time and it still doesn't work
[15:11] <teurastaja> if i want tclsh to start tclsh8.5 instead of tclsh8.4 can i just override it and put an alias? (sounds like something i shouldnt do). pressing tab twice in bash after typing tclsh tells me there is tclsh, tclsh8.4, tclsh8.5 and tcl-default. tcl-default has no man page
[15:13] <teurastaja> i tried to let apt-get take care of this in various ways but seems i should find another solution...
[15:13] <ubuntu_> pls i need help tryin to install grub
[15:13] <flossk> I'm using the RC version of Ubuntu after the final verion is out do i need to do a re-install ?
[15:13] <joaopinto> !lucid | flossk
[15:13] <liminal> anyone got any ideas on my x windows system error?
[15:13] <liminal> http://paste.debian.net/70716
[15:13] <ubuntu_> and all the tutorials aint working
[15:14] <Gremnon> teurastaja, try installing the 'galternatives' package first, it allows you to manually change alternatives, such as tclsh to the version you want
[15:14] <DJones> flossk: As long as you keep updating, you'll have the final version.  If you have any more Lucid queries though, can you ask them in #ubuntu+1 which is the support channel until its released
[15:14] <teurastaja> do i need to uninstall anything?
[15:14] <ubuntu_> hello world
[15:15] <ubuntu_> i need help with grub  install
[15:15] <Gremnon> teurastaja, no, galternatives shouldn't
[15:17] <ubuntu_> help plsn   i want to install grub frm live ubuntu but  it isnt working not finding any harddisk
[15:17] <teurastaja> what is galternatives exactly? googleing tells me its a gui for configuring /etc?
[15:18] <Gremnon> teurastaja, no, it's a GUI to set alternatives - such as what application will be launched if you execute the command 'x-www-browser' or 'tclsh'
[15:18] <Gremnon> it doesn't remove or add anything, only change what's launched
[15:19] <monra> Hello ... I need to print many mails at once, I use evolution 2.28.1. Any ideas if this is possible and how can I do it? Thank you
[15:19] <mr_pinc> Anyone know anything about this : http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4933722&CatId=2683
[15:19] <mr_pinc> looks like good value but I can't find any reviews
[15:19] <jrib> mr_pinc: this channel is for ubuntu support, try ##hardware
[15:20] <mr_pinc> ##hardware
[15:20] <mr_pinc> oops sorry
[15:20] <mr_pinc> just wanted an idea if people thought it would be a good server but i'll join that channel - thanks
[15:20] <teurastaja> ubuntu_ output of df -h please
[15:21] <codename-nos> hey i want to download the new lucid but the problem is my bandwith is a bit slow so how can i make resumable download
[15:21] <jrib> codename-nos: use a torrent
[15:21] <Oer> !lucid
[15:21] <diyqiao> i want apt-get install firefox-3.6
[15:21] <diyqiao> can anybody help me
[15:21] <codename-nos> i thought that but couldn;t find the torrent for lucid
[15:22] <jrib> codename-nos: #ubuntu+1 may be able to help you
[15:22] <switch10_> codename-nos: it is on the download page
[15:22] <Oer> codename-nos, http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[15:22] <bastid_raZor> codename-nos: http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[15:22] <switch10_> calm down people, he isnt asking for lucid support...
[15:23] <mylisto> I'm at a roadblock
[15:23] <diyqiao> why  add-apt-repository: command not found
[15:23] <diyqiao> confused
[15:23] <jrib> diyqiao: what ubuntu version?
[15:23] <diyqiao> 9.04
[15:23] <mylisto> long story short, my lappy died while upgrading from 8.04 to 9.04 - so I'm trying to manually update it and upgrade it via terminal...finally got to this point and I'm not sure what to do
[15:24] <mylisto> Media change: please insert the disc labeled  'Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)' in the drive '/cdrom/' and press enter
[15:24] <jrib> diyqiao: add-apt-repository was introduced in 9.10
[15:24] <mylisto> how can I do this when I'm running the live cd???
[15:24] <aardvark> new to ubuntu, UBUNTU ROCKS!
[15:24] <Pici> mylisto: What do you mean by "manually update and upgrade" ?
[15:25] <mylisto> um...was trying to finish the upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 - lappy died while doing the upgrade originally
[15:25] <diyqiao> got it
[15:25] <diyqiao> :)
[15:25] <jrib> !away > fipu|Away
[15:25] <Pici> mylisto: How did you try to upgrade originally?
[15:25] <mylisto> via the 9.04 cd
[15:26] <teurastaja> diyqiao: go to the official site and do as usual with 3rd party soft but try not installing from source since it takes a whole afternoom
[15:26] <teurastaja> *afternoon
[15:27] <alabd> Good day all , how to see files are created in period of time in whole file system ?
[15:27] <mylisto> I wanna cry...
[15:27] <Pici> mylisto: You should have had to upgrade to 8.10 first.
[15:27] <jrib> alabd: not possible, creation time is not recorded anywhere
[15:27] <mylisto> I got a notification "9.04 is available, etc"
[15:27] <jrib> alabd: or did you mean something else?
[15:28] <alabd> jrib, how about modification time ?
[15:28] <teurastaja> alabd stat
[15:28] <helgikrs> alabd: you can use find for that
[15:28] <friendforall> what is good dvd tool to write ISO file?
[15:28] <jrib> alabd: sure, find can search according to modification time
[15:28] <sipior> mylisto: have you thought about just completing a new install? probably save you a lot of trouble, at this point.
[15:28] <switch10_> friendforall: dvdbackup
[15:28] <teurastaja> either use find or stat
[15:28] <friendforall> thanks
[15:29] <alabd> jrib, what's command
[15:29] <jrib> alabd: what are you trying to accomplish *exactly*?
[15:29] <mylisto> yeah probably going to just do this
[15:29] <switch10_> friendforall: are you writing from a video_ts directory?
[15:30] <alabd> jrib, , how to see files are created in period of time in whole file system ?
[15:30] <teurastaja> but if you have a specific taget try grepping since the output will be substancial or at least tap the output to a file
[15:30] <jrib> alabd: I told you that question has no solution
[15:30] <mylisto> so I'm backing up my home directory...
[15:30] <jrib> alabd: but I am asking you, why do you want to do this?
[15:30] <alabd> jrib,  we can use access time
[15:31] <mylisto> I want to back up my thunderbird stuff (all my emails) how do I do this?
[15:31] <mylisto> Mylisto
[15:31] <mylisto> whoops
[15:31] <teurastaja> alabd tell me exactly what you want (CLEARLY) and ill script it for you
[15:32] <jp_> yop
[15:33] <alabd> teurastaja, thanks  need to know what files have been created in time 10-12     for example
[15:33] <mylisto> there are somethings that I CANNOT loose....
[15:34] <mylisto> thunderbird emails...
[15:34] <teurastaja> in time 10-12?
[15:34] <jrib> alabd: you should tell us why you think you need to do this
[15:34] <mylisto> firefox bookmarks, filezilla configurations, etc...how do I back this stuff up?
[15:34] <teurastaja> give me something concrete
[15:34] <alabd> jrib, it is not related to you why do you ask ?
[15:35] <un1x01d> ;)
[15:35] <andrew__> woo 10.4
[15:35] <jrib> alabd: because you are being vague and unclear.  That usually means there is a better way to accomplish whatever it is you are trying to do.  So you should just ask us that.
[15:35] <teurastaja> mylisto: use cp ;)
[15:35] <helgikrs> mylisto: or rsync
[15:35] <mylisto> cp?
[15:35] <alabd> jrib,  for example hacker attacked into system and want to know if he/she created file or .. ?
[15:35] <llutz> alabd: unix/linux-fs don't store creation date/time of files. only access/modification time
[15:35] <teurastaja> alabd im offering my help but im not mighty patient
[15:35] <WesGrant> hello
[15:36] <jrib> alabd: modification times can be changed, it's pointless to do that
[15:36] <mylisto> helgikrs: can you explain how to use rsync
[15:36] <helgikrs> llutz: ext4 does store creation times as far as i know
[15:36] <un1x01d> 10.04 is not official yet right ?
[15:36] <helgikrs> llutz: but stat doesn't support it
[15:37] <switch10_> alabd: check out man find.  there is a whole section on time options
[15:37] <alabd> any opinion about
[15:37] <alabd> need to know what files have been created in time 10-12     for example
[15:37] <jrib> alabd: if you're just curious how it would be done, that's fine (and there are a bunch of examples and documentation in find's man page as switch10_  points out) but if you have some real motivation, just tell us what it is
[15:37] <alabd> ?
[15:37] <jrib> alabd: 10-12 is not a time.
[15:37] <alabd> jrib,  told you for example
[15:38] <alabd> 10-12 today
[15:38] <alabd> 26 april
[15:38] <teurastaja> first of all alabd configure selinux then make sure your firewall is perfectly set then enable verbose logging of most things and after that you might want to install an ids
[15:38] <alabd> don't wast my time any opinion about question ?
[15:38] <switch10_> alabd: you can do that with find -cmin
[15:39] <maX0> hi guys, when I log onto my ubuntu 9.10 server, I get message that 15 packages can be updated (security updates). How do run these updates? Tried "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" but no success
[15:39] <helgikrs> mylisto: you can use rsync like 'rsync -avz /target/folder/ /dest/folder/' (the last slash in target is optional and changes the behaviour of rsync)
[15:39] <jrib> alabd: good luck with your issue.
[15:39] <GhostWolf> hi all i don't know if this is the right place but i have a problem getting my eggdrop bot into the chan im on and im using ubuntu9.10
[15:39] <llutz> helgikrs: right, so you don't have access now which is the same as before, where it wasn't stored at all
[15:39] <helgikrs> mylisto: for more info read the man
[15:39] <DrunkY> JackWat thanks a lot! DavMail works like a charm :3
[15:40] <teurastaja> alabd stat works too. if you suspect an intrusion though /etc is the directory that was most probably messed with
[15:40] <switch10_> maX0: what error are you getting?
[15:40] <JackWat> DrunkY: Don't mention it. im here to help. :D
[15:40] <DrunkY> JackWat that doesn't mean I can't give out free thank :]
[15:40] <WesGrant> Howbout sudo  aptitude update
[15:41] <JackWat> :D
[15:41] <teurastaja> also watch for the creation of +x enabled files (could speed up your search)
[15:41] <DrunkY> I can completely switch to ubuntu now, instead using fcuking windows :)
[15:41] <UF-Gast512> darf man ubuntu auf seiner homepage zum download anbieten
[15:41] <JackWat> DrunkY: nice. always good to hear that! :D
[15:41] <llutz> !de| UF-Gast512
[15:41] <axisys> how do I clean up my gnome window manager.. i dont see any task in the bottom menu .. even though i am running few apps ..
[15:42] <maX0> switch10: no error, update just runs through and does nothing, upgrade gives message that 0 upgraded and 11 not upgraded
[15:42] <simar> can anyone help me about 64 bit ubuntu???
[15:42] <bastid_raZor> !panels | axisys .. you mess with your panels?
[15:42] <axisys> currently i am doing alt+tab to switch to my tasks
[15:42] <mullenuh> .
[15:42] <alabd> <switch10_ find cmin is not the thing humble requsted
[15:43] <axisys> bastid_raZor: thanks
[15:43] <un1x01d> axisys, try to restart your X
[15:43] <GhostWolf> can anyone help me here with eggdrop? i don't know if im in the right chan or not..
[15:43] <axisys> un1x01d: logout and login back again would do it?
[15:43] <devunt> ** How can I config a crontab to  excute every 5 miniutes? **
[15:44] <Oer> alabd http://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/50465-create-list-files-were-modified-after-given-date.html
[15:44] <maX0> switch10: oh, upgrade also says: The following packages have been kept back: and lists them
[15:44] <llutz> devunt: man 5 crontab
[15:44] <nmobix> quick question when is the Lucid release scheduled to go?
[15:44] <un1x01d> axisys, either that - or in shell just kill the X process and restart it using startx
[15:44] <h00k> nmobix: Thursday the 29th. More Lucid discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[15:44] <axisys> un1x01d: bastid_raZor's suggestion fixed it ..
[15:44] <maX0> WesGrant: sudo aptitude update doesn't update anything either
[15:44] <nmobix> thnx h00k
[15:44] <alabd> really does not anyone understand what humble mean ?????
[15:45] <axisys> bastid_raZor: thanks a lot! all back to normal
[15:45] <axisys> bastid_raZor: tricky part is to remember it..
[15:45] <bastid_raZor> axisys: good luck :)
[15:45] <mylisto> how can I back up my thunderbird emails? need to reinstall ubuntu
[15:45] <Flannel> devunt: */5 * * * * command
[15:45] <alabd> How to see list of files that have been accessed/created/modified in a period of time ? for example in 10-12 , 26 april
[15:45] <Flannel> devunt: Make sure you have a blank line at the end of your crontab
[15:45] <renegaid> ubuntu netbook remix extremely slow compared to windows 7
[15:46] <llutz> alabd: man find (ctime/mtime)
[15:46] <Tadys> hello this is my firt drupal site www.kompiuterija.us.lt
[15:46] <axisys> anyone here use gnome-do ? is it stable ?
[15:46] <bastid_raZor> axisys: you had just `removed from panel` your window list.
[15:46] <h00k> mylisto: do you have your /home on a separate partition?
[15:46] <alabd> llutz,  you man it first
[15:46] <devunt> aha, Flannel: thanks you
[15:46] <mylisto> not sure hook
[15:46] <mylisto> its on the same I think
[15:46] <axisys> bastid_raZor: yes i need to re-add those shortcuts on top menu
[15:46] <Oer> alabd, if you don read my answer, i do not know how to help you
[15:46] <axisys> bastid_raZor: oh well.. but thats not an issue..
[15:46] <h00k> mylisto: it will be in your .thunderbord directory in your home folder, then
[15:47] <Tadys> hello this is my firt drupal site www.kompiuterija.us.lt
[15:47] <axisys> bastid_raZor: may be i will depend on gnome-do instead.. have u used it ?
[15:47] <switch10_> maX0: I wonder why you are getting that.  I usually only get that when a new release is out.  at any rate you can ignore these packages with apt-get.  check the man pages
[15:47] <h00k> Tadys: please stop spamming then channel
[15:47] <vox> lol
[15:47] <h00k> mylisto: *.thunderbird, then. it is hidden, press ctrl+h to view hidden folders
[15:49] <Lantizia> Does 10.04 feel like it will be a "to hell with it, just release it" release... or one thats actually been finely tuned?
[15:49] <mylisto> h00k: for some reason .thunderbird is not in there :(
[15:49] <Lantizia> the arbitory dates put me off
[15:49] <maX0> switch10: so it's safe to ignore the message about updates and just run apt-get update/upgrade regularly?
[15:50] <Pici> Lantizia: Please use #ubuntu+1 for Lucid discussion
[15:51] <switch10_> maX0: try searching for the packages that were not updated, in synaptic, and update them manually if you are worried about it.  that will work
[15:52] <geekphreak> hello all
[15:52] <exploit100> switch10_, back
[15:52] <geekphreak> IdleOne: howdy
[15:52] <maX0> switch10: ok, thanks, will do
[15:52] <h00k> mylisto: it may be in .mozilla somewhere, too, I forget exactly
[15:52] <friendforall> switch10_, back
[15:53] <inglor> hey, I need help setting up one, running 9.10 here
[15:53] <h00k> mylisto: also, consider putting your home on a separate partition if/when you reinstall
[15:53] <h00k> !separatehome | mylisto
[15:53] <codename-nos>  i did " wget http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-10.04-rc-desktop-i386.iso " now if i stop it then how to resume it at next boot
[15:53] <geekphreak> h00k:  hello
[15:53] <h00k> geekphreak: greetings :)
[15:53] <mylisto> h00k: in the meantime how can I find .thunderbird?
[15:54] <linxeh> mylisto: is it in .mozilla/thunderbird ?
[15:54] <h00k> mylisto: check in the .mozilla folder, it may be in there
[15:54] <mylisto> nope
[15:54] <friendforall> anyway, i want to burn unbuntu ISO file, what will be the good tool for dvd writing?
[15:54] <Oer> terminal press ctrl + H to show hidden ... files ?
[15:54] <geekphreak> mylisto:  $HOME/.thunderbird
[15:54] <nmobix> I started the update-manager -d   KARMIC >>> LUCID
[15:54] <linxeh> friendforall: brassero? cdrecord ?
[15:54] <mylisto> geekphreak: its not in there
[15:55] <geekphreak> mylisto: it should be in one of the 2 place hmm
[15:55] <bastid_raZor> Oer: not in terminal no.. ls -hal is what i use
[15:55] <friendforall> linxeh, what is the good tool for DVD burning?
[15:55] <geekphreak> when you open thunderbird you see emails? mylisto
[15:55] <linxeh> it should be in $HOME/.thunderbird imo
[15:55] <geekphreak> bastid_raZor: morning mate
[15:56] <bastid_raZor> geekphreak: morning
[15:56] <simar> w/o
[15:56] <mylisto> damn
[15:56] <Pici> friendforall: use wget -c to attempt to complete a download, see man wget for details
[15:56] <inglor> hey, I need some help setting up ubuntu one
[15:56] <linxeh> friendforall: either of those two I suggested? or k3b. I dont burn many cds though
[15:56] <mylisto> found it..
[15:56] <mylisto> it was .mozilla-thunderbird
[15:56] <mylisto> tired eyes :D
[15:56] <h00k> mylisto: it happens
[15:56] <geekphreak> linxeh: hi :)
[15:56] <friendforall> linxeh, thanks , you are right
[15:56] <geekphreak> mylisto:  lol it  happens its kool
[15:57] <simar> w hello
[15:57] <Bearman> what is the name of the function in "compiz" that shows all active windows on the desktop?
[15:57] <mylisto> Error making symbolic link: Operation not permitted
[15:57] <mylisto> what the hell
[15:57] <sweb> I can't change my owenr of mypath to user
[15:57] <duffydack> Bearman, scale?
[15:57] <sweb> chown sweb /mypath
[15:57] <sweb> why ?
[15:58] <sweb> the owener still root user
[15:58] <Bearman> duffydack, yes. thanks!
[15:58] <sweb> `/mypath` that a partion that i loaded in install time
[15:58] <bastid_raZor> sweb: sudo chown sweb /mypath
[15:58] <jpdurhone> vous etes là?
[15:59] <jpdurhone> coucou tous
[15:59] <sweb> bastid_raZor, I'm using sudo -I and coming up with root
[15:59] <h00k> !es | jpdurhone
[15:59] <nmobix> i guess in a couple of days this will become a LUCID place?
[15:59] <Pici> !fr | jpdurhone
[15:59] <roslin> hi
[15:59] <h00k> Pici: thank you
[15:59] <roslin> how to change server to connect with xchat ?
[15:59] <mylisto> There was an error copying the file into /media/My Book/ubuntu/.mozilla-thunderbird/zjsgb3hm.default
[15:59] <mylisto> smoething abotu symbolic link
[15:59] <mylisto> what do I do?
[16:00] <linxeh> friendforall: please dont do that again
[16:00] <friendforall> linxeh, what is problem to install that please?
[16:00] <linxeh> friendforall: spamming people in private doenst help anyone
[16:01] <linxeh> friendforall: I dont know; I've not seen that error. what version of ubuntu are you using ?
[16:01] <friendforall> 9.04
[16:01] <linxeh> friendforall: when did you last run apt-get update ?
[16:02] <mylisto> can anyone please help - I NEED to copy my thunderbird emails
[16:02] <linxeh> mylisto: "something about symbolic link" doesnt really help
[16:02] <geekphreak> mylisto: whats the full message pastebin it plz, if you can
[16:02] <friendforall> last 10 days ago
[16:02] <linxeh> mylisto: is your mybook a fat32 drive ?
[16:02] <costre> mylisto, They're in ~/.thunderbird
[16:02] <linxeh> friendforall: you should do update before installing any new packages
[16:03] <mylisto> costre: its .mozilla-thunderbird
[16:03] <linxeh> mylisto: if it is, I would suggest that you tar your .thunderbird directory rather than copy it
[16:03] <friendforall> linxeh, ok
[16:03] <mylisto> whys that
[16:03] <geekphreak> linxeh: good idea
[16:03] <mylisto> ?
[16:03] <mylisto> can you explain hwo to do that?
[16:04] <costre> mylisto, Do you run thge latest version? For me at least it's .thunderbird :)
[16:04] <linxeh> mylisto: tar cvf /media/My\ Book/ubuntu/thunderbird.tar $HOME/.mozilla-thunderbird
[16:04] <linxeh> or something like that
[16:05] <friendforall> linxeh, another tool?
[16:05] <linxeh> friendforall: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install k3b
[16:05] <linxeh> friendforall: it will likely pull in lots of kde libraries though. use brassero or soemthing
[16:06] <linxeh> friendforall: *brasero
[16:06] <mylisto> ar: Book/ubuntu/thunderbird.tar: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
[16:06] <mylisto> tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
[16:06] <mylisto> tar: /home/ubuntu/.mozilla-thunderbird: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
[16:06] <mylisto> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[16:06] <FloodBot1> mylisto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:06] <mylisto> whoops , sorry
[16:06] <Izinucs>  friendforall k3b work very well in gnome.. no worries
[16:06] <costre> mylisto, Ge a grip :) Replace his path with one that exists on your system
[16:07] <geekphreak> hi Pici
[16:08] <Pici> geekphreak: aloha
[16:08] <mylisto> I'm using the right path
[16:08] <mylisto> methinks
[16:08] <geekphreak> mylisto:  please check again :)
[16:08] <manohar> hi
[16:09] <manohar> how can i set a new menu using terminal
[16:09] <mylisto> i did geekphreak:
[16:10] <manohar> i want to add a new menu under Applications menu using terminal
[16:10] <geekphreak> mylisto:  open you home folder using nautllus please
[16:10] <costre> mylisto,  so "/media/My\ Book/ubuntu/" exists?
[16:10] <manohar> can u help
[16:10] <mylisto> yes
[16:10] <geekphreak> mylisto:  do you see thunderbird folder there?
[16:11] <mylisto> yes I do
[16:11] <geekphreak> right click it , compress
[16:11] <Izinucs> geekphreak: might be hidden.. also might be in the .mozilla folder
[16:12] <JackWat> mylisto: this is the most complicated backup i've ever heard of :P heh
[16:12] <geekphreak> mylisto:  it made it compressd gz file?
[16:12] <gnutrafi> buen dia
[16:12] <mylisto> it is now :D
[16:13] <geekphreak> gnutrafi:  spanish?
[16:13] <gnutrafi> alguieyes
[16:13] <mylisto> my other major problem is this...
[16:13] <mylisto> I just got in a really bad accident...
[16:13] <gnutrafi> yes man
[16:13] <geekphreak> !es | gnutrafi
[16:13] <mylisto> but hey I saved a ton of money by fleeing the scene of an accident :D
[16:13] <mylisto> no, but seriously - there is a vdi file I need to move (virtualbox file) - says its too big..
[16:13] <geekphreak> mylisto: i am not impressed :p
[16:14] <mylisto> at most its 10 gigs...I have at least like 30 gigs free on the drive
[16:14] <geekphreak> mylisto: my book is fat32?
[16:14] <mylisto> hmm
[16:14] <simar> hey how to review a translation????
[16:14] <mylisto> how can I check?
[16:14] <Maxie> hey
[16:14] <switch10_> mylisto: sudo fdisk
[16:14] <Maxie> so i bought ubuntu today from the store, but i cant get it to install
[16:14] <manohar> can anyone help me to add a new menu under Applications menu using terminal
[16:14] <geekphreak> mylisto: sudo fdisk -l
[16:14] <switch10_> mylisto: my guess is it is FAT32
[16:15] <Maxie> any help??
[16:15] <Maxie> i bought ubuntu at the store today but it wont install
[16:15] <mylisto> thats right...fat32
[16:15] <mylisto> so I'm screwed?
[16:16] <Oer> Maxie what error do you get ?
[16:16] <Maxie> "Failed to detect mainframe"
[16:16] <Benjah> Witam
[16:16] <mikubuntu> guys just upgraded from karmic to lucid and i have five broken dependencies: devede, mencoder, mscore, python-launchpadlib, and wine , i can't figure out how to fix them
[16:16] <switch10_> mylisto: you could backup everything on it and reformat as NTFS if you need it to work with windows
[16:16] <Oer> Maxie joking right ?
[16:16] <Maxie> what??
[16:17] <Maxie> In soviet russia, ubuntu installs you!
[16:17] <mylisto> switch10_: I can't backup the stuff..
[16:17] <renzo> ciao
[16:17] <renzo> !list
[16:17] <mylisto> I just want to move this one damn file to the drive...argh
[16:17] <tassos> Hello everyone, I have a couple of newbie questions on Assembly, I don't know where else to ask for help.. so if anyone could help it would be great....
[16:18] <Oer> Maxie pastebin lshw please :-D
[16:18] <switch10_> mylisto: then yes you are "screwed" no matter what the platform.  FAT32 cant have file sizes bigger than 4gb ish.  I don't remember the exact size
[16:18] <n1uNTqnb6nh13g> kernel panic
[16:18] <manohar> help pleasse
[16:19] <mylisto> switch10_: is it possible to break the file down in size?
[16:19] <switch10_> mylisto: did you format it is fat32 or did it come like that?
[16:19] <Maxie> guys where can i warez ubuntu?
[16:19] <mylisto> came like that
[16:19] <Maxie> i tried warez-bb but it isnt there :S
[16:19] <Oer> n1uNTqnb6nh13g was angry with me :(
[16:20] <komsas> hey, when my computer starts I got error that  file system mount failed. I checked it with the fsck, but it didn't help, what I can do more?
[16:20] <geekphreak> mylisto:  too much data on that book?
[16:20] <mylisto> 96.5 gigs free
[16:20] <mylisto> but its fat32...
[16:20] <switch10_> mylisto: thats garbage.  I cant believe WD is formating stuff with fat32 still
[16:20] <mylisto> and the .vdi file is like 5.8
[16:20] <geekphreak> i did not ask how much is free, how much is used of total?
[16:21] <mylisto> 500 - 96.5
[16:21] <mP6IMZWftzp1hp> kernel panic
[16:21] <Juigwj0o63ddb3> kernel panic
[16:21] <ROfrMPu8rbbw19> kernel panic
[16:21] <VmSW9R0pkgv9g4> kernel panic
[16:21] <toN3nq0dnlwasf> kernel panic
[16:21] <xbiMTJUldfdghi> kernel panic
[16:21] <wdC4jcH96c64o1> kernel panic
[16:21] <BEjkbHX91ljpoo> kernel panic
[16:21] <T6dWJSV5y84c3y> kernel panic
[16:21] <mylisto> = something
[16:21] <Urda> I am having some issue with writing a bash script. I need to grab the output of `manpath` in a variable, then add an extra directory and export it out of my profile script
[16:21] <sipior> this is why we can't have nice things.
[16:21] <geekphreak> mylisto:  so lot is in use, :)
[16:21] <Vaevictus> is it typical to upgrade every package on a system when small packages are upgraded?
[16:22] <Urda> ...but I keep getting  errors when pulling the string together, I know I'm not creating the variables right somehow
[16:23] <GdPtfAOhek8pk9> kernel panic
[16:23] <R6ElouYa6tsblq> kernel panic
[16:23] <geekphreak> switch10_:  there is 1 more thing he can try but a risky situation to be in :d
[16:23] <cTtGNAeady3eds> kernel panic
[16:23] <O9mgU8t9gz3v32> kernel panic
[16:24] <OerHeks> :-)
[16:25] <gh0ghnus> I was trying to unzip my ubuntu initrd image with gunzip. but i get ununknown type error. any suggestion?
[16:25] <exalt> hey misnix
[16:25] <Cugel> hey misnix.
[16:26] <exalt> hey Cugel
[16:26] <Cugel> hey exalt.
[16:26] <OerHeks> hi misnix
[16:26] <exalt> hey OerHeks
[16:26] <Cugel> hey OerHeks.
[16:27] <Vaevictus> when you upgrade a package, do your configuration changes get clobbered?
[16:27] <Cugel> No.
[16:27] <misnix> he ren
[16:27] <exalt> hey Pici  why are those bots kicking each other?
[16:27] <Vaevictus> Cugel: so i can safely upgrade apache2, for example and not break anything?
[16:28] <exalt> Vaevictus: if you havent ltered strange or more dificult things, yes
[16:28] <exalt> altered*
[16:29] <Vaevictus> exalt: uh.  that doesn't make me feel confident :)
[16:29] <Cugel> If you are uncertain, I suggest you test it first.
[16:29] <Vaevictus> all i want to do is upgrade libwwwperl ... and apparently i need to upgrade linux, mysql, apache2, postgre, python, sudo, grub and everything else almost, on a system.
[16:29] <Vaevictus> Cugel: how would i "test" an upgrade?
[16:30] <jrib> Vaevictus: as long as you are using official repositories for your version of ubuntu, it should be fine to upgrade and actually recommended
[16:30] <Cugel> On another box or on a virtual image.
[16:30] <Cugel> But I suggest just upgrading, indeed.
[16:31] <Vaevictus> jrib: i am.  I decided to make this box ubuntu because it's supposed to be easy to maintain, but i'm a bsd kinda guy traditionally.
[16:31] <Vaevictus> so i feel a bit scared about touching everything on the system without my control... on a live webserver with clients on it
[16:31] <geekphreak> Vaevictus: specially if you are running server softwares like apache2/mysql, good idea to be all patched up with updates :d
[16:31] <Vaevictus>  :)
[16:32] <Vaevictus> i'll break things after lunch, i guess :)
[16:32] <cc4> hi all :)
[16:32] <geekphreak> well why not image it first :) , just incase ;)
[16:32] <cc4> what is the difference between modprobe and modeprobe commands please?
[16:33] <dstufft> would 32bit unbutu 9.10 have any odd issues with a windows share that would give me "An error occured; Could not open location; you might not have permission to pen the file." on a 6.4gb 720p video? Permissions should be fine, the same User/pw is connecting from a windows computer and is able to access the file fine
[16:33] <cc4> Pici do you know?
[16:33] <sipior> cc4: the latter doesn't exist?
[16:33] <LzrdKing> Vaevictus: its good to be a little scared
[16:33] <cc4> ok thanks sipior
[16:34] <Travis-42> I accidentally pressed "ctrl-alt-plus" and it immediately disabled one of my two monitors, and now I can't figure out how to get the second monitor to work again
[16:36] <sipior> Travis-42: ctrl-alt-minus does nothing, i take it?
[16:36] <Travis-42> sipior: it zooms out or changes resolutions, but it doesnt reenable the monitor
[16:37] <LzrdKing> well, i was able to force my ubuntu server box to eventually mount my nfs shares before any apps that try to access them start, but it feels wrong, as i get errors about the mount failing during startup.  I think its apparmor thats calling a mountall which gets called before the wireless network script
[16:37] <sipior> Travis-42: this isn't a CRT, right?
[16:37] <Travis-42> sipior: nope, two lcds. an nvidia card. Usually extend the desktop across them
[16:38] <sipior> Travis-42: logging out and in again doesn't help?
[16:39] <QueeenZ> How to delete an Extended partition? It says "Extended partition cannot be deleted".....
[16:39] <Travis-42> sipior: it might.... there's an application I'm having trouble saving without being able to reenable the other monitor
[16:39] <sipior> Travis-42: also, you might try running the nvidia control utility.
[16:39] <QueeenZ> Why can't an Extended partition be deleted?
[16:39] <Travis-42> sipior: running the nvidia control utility doesn't help, however
[16:39] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: it's a container
[16:39] <sipior> QueeenZ: probably because you have several real partitions making use of it :-)
[16:39] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: so to get rid of an extended partiton, you would have to delete teh partitions inside it
[16:40] <QueeenZ> oh so first i have to delete all partitions inside it and then it will allow me to delete the extended partition?
[16:40] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: yep, and of course have any data backed up first if there is anything.
[16:40] <QueeenZ> oh ok
[16:41] <Travis-42> sipior: alright, enough playing with nvidia control panel fixed it. thanks
[16:41] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: I mean if you delete a partition that has data on it,  the partition and the data will go,  may be able to recover the data though
[16:41] <FloodBot4> !netsplit
[16:41] <sipior> Travis-42: out of curiosity, what did you have to change?
[16:42] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: see above for my mesage, if you missed it, since the mini net split
[16:42] <QueeenZ> sebsebseb: saw it, thanks for the info
[16:42] <Travis-42> sipior: I had to manually disable twinview, and reenable it for the second monitor
[16:42] <QueeenZ> i'm just getting my partitons ready for Lucid
[16:42] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: oh?
[16:43] <gp5st__> does anyone here use koha? their channel is essentially empty and i'm having a bug i just can't seem to find a solution  from google
[16:43] <benedikt> what is the cli alternative to upgrade-manager? upgrade to lucid failed midway and googling with the terminal is too limited.
[16:43] <QueeenZ> sebsebseb: yep, it's such a mess... i have like 10 partitions and most of them i don't need... so i'm trying to organize them..
[16:43] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: How so?  I mean Karmic or Hardy can be upgraded to Lucid when it's time.  Clean installs of Karmic  will have Ext4 file system by default, and so on upgrade to Lucid yep.  Where as Hardy upgrades will still have Ext3.
[16:44] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: ah yes partition mess's
[16:44] <ChogyDan> benedikt: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:44] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: been there done that a few times
[16:44] <QueeenZ> sebsebseb: yep... i just never really understood the difference between primary, extended and logical partitions.. (shame on me..)
[16:45] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: I sort of understand it I think,  primary main partitions.  logical not so important ones.  and then the extended is when you have if  I remember correctly more than four partitions.
[16:45] <benedikt> ChogyDan: ah thanks. I know this, but i forgot it
[16:46] <QueeenZ> sebsebseb: right, extended is just a container, logical goes into that container and primary is without/outside the extended
[16:46] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: yeah basically I guess
[16:47] <NinoScript> I have a partition with music, but if I add it to /etc/fstab, rhythmbox segfaults… how do I mount it so it is the same as clicking on the "Places" menu?
[16:47] <QueeenZ> sebsebseb: i hate it when i delete a partition and then i have this unallocated space between partitions and i can't really use them until they're next to each other..
[16:47] <sebsebseb> NinoScript: it should add itself, when you open, but if not may have to mess around with permission, or fstab
[16:48] <sebsebseb> QueeenZ: what I tend to get is well a tiny bit of unalloacted space that has to be unalloacted space, unless I make like a 4mb SWAP which is rather pointless
[16:48] <NinoScript> sebsebseb, what do you mean? add itself where?
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !fstbab | NinoScript
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !fstab | NinoScript
[16:49] <progre55> hi people! a friend of mine has ubuntu 32bit installed, but how can I see if the computer supports the 64bit arch?
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !partitions
[16:49] <CaptainTrek> progre55, does arch not have listed what system specs it needs for minimum efficiency?
[16:50] <progre55> CaptainTrek: didnt really get your question )
[16:50] <sebsebseb> NinoScript: and then there are file and folder permisions, that will be the issue if you can't  write to your partition,  after it's mounted
[16:51] <progre55> CaptainTrek: I mean, how can I see if the laptop cpu supports 64bits?
[16:51] <qudos> hi does anyone have experience in setting up a dnsbl?
[16:51] <CaptainTrek> progre55: try loading a Ubuntu64bit live cd on it without installing the thing?
[16:52] <CaptainTrek> progre55: there's probably an easier way through console, but I don't know it offhand
[16:52] <Akkernight> progre55, google the name of your processor
[16:52] <progre55> CaptainTrek: well, I dont have the livecd now. But I remember there was some param you look for when you cat /proc/cpuinfo
[16:53] <CaptainTrek> progre55, i don't know the param offhand
[16:53] <CaptainTrek> sorry
[16:53] <iceroot> CaptainTrek: progre55 cat /proc/cpuinfo and look for "lm"
[16:53] <progre55> CaptainTrek: no prob
[16:53] <progre55> iceroot: thanks, let me try it
[16:55] <JenniferB> Hi folks.. is there a way to set so that I can activate the window under my mouse?
[16:55] <mpvjpd7v3u4jnv> kernel panic
[16:55] <albert> hi, is there a shell command to show me the disk usage of all partitions?
[16:55] <nmobix> df
[16:55] <albert> thx
[16:55] <nmobix> df -h (to get them in human readable format)
[16:56] <progre55> iceroot: there is lahf_lm
[16:56] <albert> ah, better still :D
[16:56] <nmobix> df -h | grep -v "none\|udev
[16:56] <nmobix> to not see the udevs
[16:56] <nmobix> :P
[16:56] <albert> now you are loosing me :D
[16:56] <peturi> Hi, I just noticed that "SMART is not available" shows up within "Palimpsest Disk Utility"... on all 3 of my computers... this was working a few weeks ago... could this be due to an update?
[16:57] <Unode> hi
[16:57] <Unode> Is there a console client for network-manager?
[16:57] <nmobix> the grep -v"none\|udev" would remove the lines which are not really disks
[16:57] <peturi> I would like to enable smart monitoring with Palimpsest Disk Utility again... help?
[16:57] <NinoScript> what command is issued when I click on a partition on the Places menu? which mount options?
[16:57] <smooth_penguin> has anyone gotten the 1280x1024 using an external VGA monitor on the Acer D250 netbook?
[16:58] <Unode> I need to connect to a wireless AP with WPA encryption but I don't have X access
[16:58] <JenniferB> Hi folks.. is there a way to set so that I can activate the window under my mouse?
[16:58] <albert> thx, nmobix, df -h is just what i wanted :D
[16:58] <sipior> peturi: is it possible that the "smartmontools" package is not installed?
[16:58] <nmobix> you are welcomed albert
[16:58] <NinoScript> JenniferB, Yes, let me search for that option, I've seen it
[16:58] <h00k> JenniferB: I know you can in the Compiz Config Settings Manager, I don't know if you have compiz enabled or not
[16:58] <nmobix> if you use compiz, it might be there
[16:59] <nmobix> :D
[16:59] <peturi> sipior: It is not installed, and it wasn't there before. Do you think installing it will solve the problem?
[16:59] <NinoScript> JenniferB, it's on System -> Preferences -> Window
[17:00] <sipior> peturi: i don't know. it's possible the disk utility makes use of it if installed.
[17:00] <JenniferB> NinoScript:  Thanks :)
[17:01] <NinoScript> JenniferB, No problem :)
[17:01] <peturi> oh my god.. this just gives me another reason to switch to openSuSE... i read on ubuntuforums: "The bug is a feature. SMART detection was disabled intentionally to prevent destroying some SSDs." ... SHIT what ht eHELL is wrong with those people???? I was depending on SMART alerts as my drives are very old.
[17:01] <resno> how long does it generally takes software updates to appear in the repos?
[17:01] <nmobix> or JenniferB use this sequence: ALT+F1 & S & P & W & ALT+S & ALT+C
[17:01] <nmobix> :)
[17:01] <h00k> !language | peturi
[17:02] <peturi> What is wrong with my language honk?
[17:02] <peturi> no swear words there
[17:02] <h00k> peturi: yes, yes there were. Keep it family friendly.
[17:02] <sipior> peturi: flapping your arms around is no help at all. if you're depending on alerts, surely it helps to make sure the thing is running?
[17:03] <JenniferB> Ook.. new question :)
[17:03] <peturi> Why should i make sure it's running by checking it every once in a while? I set the damn thing up and i expect it to work and run without problems.. and then they disable it with updates without telling me?
[17:03] <JenniferB> how do disable the auto copy on higlight text ?
[17:03] <sipior> peturi: after an update? yes, i would certainly check it.
[17:04] <vZAaG3Kkcwh3js> kernel panic
[17:04] <sAzQGvTk2t2ill> kernel panic
[17:04] <peturi> sipior: So every time you apply security updates to your computer... you gothro all possible settings just to doublecheck everything is like before? NO.
[17:04] <rad4Christ> Good afternoon all. I am in need of assistance with Ubuntu Netbook Remix and a desktop with Intel 82865G video.
[17:04] <sipior> peturi: i do. then again, i'm paid to be careful.
[17:04] <RedBaron> hey ho
[17:05] <sipior> peturi: anyway, you have your answer.
[17:05] <peturi> sipior: Be realistic, Don't tell me u check if that SMART thingie is running after each update.
[17:05] <rad4Christ> I installed and updated successfully, but the menu front end is sluggish. Well, unusale is the word.
[17:05] <Unode> Is there a console client for network-manager (to start a wireless connection with WPA encryption)?
[17:06] <CaptainTrek> peturi: I do what sipior does all the time, granted I only update my *nix box every 2 weeks, so its not like I check it that often
[17:06] <rad4Christ> All applications work fine, and I can use the keyboard to navigate, butresponse to mouse input is decidedly non existant.
[17:06] <Unode> rad4Christ: you upgraded to karmic?
[17:06] <CaptainTrek> petrui: heck, I even check to see if openssh remains running after each update
[17:06] <geekphreak> Unode: dont quote me on this but try wicd
[17:06] <rad4Christ> Unode: 9.10
[17:06] <CaptainTrek> petrui: as sipior said, its a good idea to check every so often that things run, especially after critical updates
[17:07] <Unode> rad4Christ: I had the same problem, quickest solution was to reinstall from scratch (after losing a few hours trying to figure out what went wrong with the upgrade)
[17:07] <rad4Christ> I know with Intel chipsets there's video issues. In fact, on a previous attempt we successfully fixed it by disabling tiling in the xorg.conf, but this time around it sin't working
[17:07] <rad4Christ> In fact, xorg.conf didn't even exist...
[17:07] <peturi> CaptainTrek: It should not be in the hands of the user to check what has been changed with updates, that is not the critical stuff... so i do wonder... to save my self the trouble are there any "Release notes" posted on ubuntu.com ?
[17:08] <rad4Christ> Unode: Sorry, I misunderstood, this is a clean install.
[17:08] <Unode> rad4Christ: reinstall means, pick the 9.10 ubuntu remix cd and go from there
[17:08] <peturi> release notes.. per update.
[17:08] <Unode> rad4Christ: then sorry, can't help you :)
[17:08] <rad4Christ> Unode: No problem
[17:08] <rad4Christ> Anyone else? I am utterly (cow joke) stumped.
[17:08] <Unode> geekphreak: isn't wicd also gtk based?
[17:09] <CaptainTrek> peturi: yes, but for which package?  if you've got a complaint, take it up with the developers.  OTHERWISE, its considered up to the user to make sure everything runs.
[17:09] <peturi> Canobahh
[17:09] <resno> why can i not get my quetinos answered :(
[17:09] <geekphreak> Unode: i think it has  cli option too, like i said "dont quote me on this"
[17:10] <resno> didnt mean to post that
[17:10] <erUSUL> rad4Christ: i know of cnetworkmanager but it is not packaged in ubuntu (karmic)
[17:10] <sipior> CaptainTrek: if he had an SSD, he'd be complaining that they hadn't changed it sooner...
[17:10] <Unode> geekphreak: ok, I'll have a look thanks
[17:10] <geekphreak> Unode: wicd-gtk i think is what you are refering too though
[17:10] <CaptainTrek> sipior: too true XD
[17:10] <rad4Christ> erUSUL: cnetworkmanager? That has an effect on the menu system with Intel drivers?
[17:11] <Unode> rad4Christ: I think that was meant for me
[17:11] <rad4Christ> I thought so L
[17:11] <erUSUL> rad4Christ: ooops wrong nick
[17:11] <erUSUL> Unode: i know of cnetworkmanager but it is not packaged in ubuntu (karmic)
[17:11] <Unode> :)
[17:11] <Unode> erUSUL: I'll check that one also
[17:11] <Unode> thanks all
[17:12] <erUSUL> Unode: http://vidner.net/martin/software/cnetworkmanager/
[17:12] <erUSUL> rad4Christ: for intel problems maybe using updated drivers helps. try adding the xorg updates ppa
[17:12] <erUSUL> !ppa | rad4Christ
[17:13] <rad4Christ> I've added two ppas
[17:13] <erUSUL> rad4Christ: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[17:13] <rad4Christ> x-swat already
[17:13] <rad4Christ> And one other (rebooting the box now, so I can't tell you off hand
[17:14] <JenniferB> how do disable the auto copy on higlight text ?
[17:14] <jolaren> I'm running lubuntu and I can't find how to recover some files I removed.. I used to remember but I can't now..
[17:14] <jolaren> Where is it located? .local?
[17:14] <erUSUL> !trash
[17:14] <geekphreak> jolaren: $HOME/.localh/share/trash/files
[17:15] <TomJ> I'm looking to install Ubuntu on my Mum's laptop, which is a god-awful slow Dell Celeron thing that crawls with Windows XP.  Is Netbook Remix recommended?  The laptop has a normal size screen, but is slow enough that it could be thought of as netbook territory.  All she needs is Firefox, PDF and OpenOffice (.doc and .xls support)
[17:15] <JackWat> Does anybody know if the Java HotSpot Virtual Machine is something that comes packaged with the 3rd party java installation?  For example, if i wanted to upgrade the hotspot version, would I have to upgrade the whole sun package?
[17:15] <erUSUL> JenniferB: core X feature i do nor know of a way to disable it
[17:15] <meekatron> is there a way to lockdown a user account so they can only use the web browser
[17:15] <JackWat> you can copy just by highlighting? wtf i want that
[17:15] <erUSUL> JackWat: i'm not sure i understand the question
[17:15] <h00k> !wtf | JackWat
[17:16] <ccooke> JackWat: yes, the sun java package is the hotspot VM
[17:16] <erUSUL> JackWat: highlight something; click middle button to paste it in current cursor place
[17:16] <JackWat> erUSUL: yeah but that does not effect the copy/paste functions.
[17:16] <rdogg> hey guys, im currently using linux mint 8, is there any way to install ubuntu from mint? like if i change all of the sources.list to ubuntus one ?
[17:16] <JackWat> ccooke: so if iw anted to upgrade only the hotspot version, would i need to do wnload the correct java package for that version from java.com?
[17:17] <h00k> rdogg: Mint is an unofficial derivative of Ubuntu, you'll have to check with their support.
[17:17] <JackWat> rdogg: that doesn't sound good :P heh
[17:17] <geekphreak> rdogg:  dont event hink about it :d. better option use vm
[17:17] <rdogg> oh ok
[17:17] <jolaren> geekphreak: Thanks but that location doesnt exist, I dont know where to find it (its located elsewhere in lubuntu).. I can't recall
[17:17] <ccooke> or upgrade your sun java package, if there's a later one that has the right version. You can see your hotspot version by running "java -version" on the command line
[17:17] <JackWat> !stfu | JackWat
[17:17] <edgy360_> hi there
[17:17] <foxnsox> hi - I have three monitors - two using twin display and the third as a seperate X. When I try to change the number of workspaces in the third display (seperate instance of X) if actually changes the workspaces for the other X instance. Anyone know a fix/workaround?
[17:17] <geekphreak> jolaren: i used trash, it is Trash case senstive
[17:17] <JackWat> You're not allowed to say 'noob'?
[17:17] <JackWat> that sucks
[17:17] <lalalol> !ot
[17:18] <rdogg> one more question, does ubuntu 10.04 support Ati Radeon 9250 now?
[17:18] <ccooke> JackWat: however, if you download a non-Ubuntu version, I'd suggest that you uninstall the ubuntu package first.
[17:18] <h00k> rdogg: check in #ubuntu+1 for Lucid discussion.
[17:18] <edgy360_> I am on the live cd and when I installed my wireless card drivers the screen just went blank and the caps lock light was blinking
[17:18] <geekphreak> rdogg:  #ubuntu+1
[17:18] <h00k> rdogg: pleasee the /topic
[17:18] <rdogg> ok thanks
[17:18] <JackWat> ccooke: so i have the 6.20 version of java
[17:18] <JackWat> i actually just re-installed my testbox so i can't see the hotspot version
[17:18] <jolaren> geekphreak: I've already looked into that ;/
[17:19] <rad4Christ> Running UNR9.10 : Ok, added xorg-edgers and ubuntu-x-swat PPAs, latest Intel drivers. Also disabled Tiling in xorg.conf. Looking for ANY other options to make menu responsive to mouse input. All other apps and system working.
[17:19] <ccooke> JackWat: the hotspot version is not the same as the java version.
[17:19] <JackWat> ccooke: ok, how do i upgrade just the hotspot vm?
[17:20] <edgy360_> so what does the caps lock key flashing mean?
[17:20] <ccooke> JackWat: as I said, the hotspot VM is installed along with the rest of java. It just has a different version.
[17:20] <JackWat> ccooke: ok so if i wanted to update to a newer version of hotspot, i would have to upgrade my whoel java version. correct?
[17:20] <ccooke> JackWat: if you can find an ubuntu package with the relevant version of hotspot, you can use that. If not, uninstall the ubuntu version and download a version from Sun
[17:20] <ccooke> JackWat: yes.
[17:20] <JackWat> ccooke: thank you sir.
[17:21] <kkojiband> i heard that ubuntu 10.4 use gcc 4.5 as default compiler, anybody know about this?
[17:21] <h00k> kkojiband: please see #ubuntu+1 for lucid discussion
[17:22] <crow> Hi, i have LSISAS1068E B1 controler and hdds on it, and in dmesg i see a lot off these http://paste.debian.net/70726/
[17:22] <iceroot> kkojiband: #ubuntu+1
[17:22] <kkojiband> oh i see thank you
[17:22] <Maletor> Why does uname -a show me an older version of a kernel. I have it listing 2.6.31-20-generic when i have 2.6.32-21-generic in /boot
[17:22] <coz_> kkojiband,   I think its 4.4.3
[17:23] <NinoScript> JenniferB, Did someone answer your question? The one about the primary clipboard?
[17:23] <sipior> Maletor: are you actually running the -21 kernel?
[17:23] <pkkm> How big number can int(11) store?
[17:23] <Maletor> sipior: what? $ uname -a
[17:23] <Maletor> Linux denmark 2.6.31-20-generic ....
[17:24] <pkkm> oh sorry, not that window
[17:24] <sipior> Maletor: i imagine you've still got both versions in /boot, and are running the old one at the moment.
[17:24] <Maletor> sipior: yes, the older one is listed in /boot, i want to upgrade to the newer one :)
[17:24] <optimus_prime> anybody knows about gebb?
[17:24] <Maletor> that's already there
[17:24] <optimus_prime> gnome extension bundle builder
[17:24] <tyler_d> is there a utility/app to determine what applications are connected to the internet?
[17:24] <sipior> Maletor: does it not appear in the grub menu at boot?
[17:24] <NinoScript> JenniferB, you can install a Clipboard Manager, like Glipper or Parcellite, and then tell them to use only the ctrl+c
[17:24] <erUSUL> tyler_d: netstat or ss
[17:24] <BF4Iaqese5srls> kernel panic
[17:25] <geekphreak> tyler_d: netstat
[17:25] <Maletor> i guess it might.... i'm remote right now over SSH, can i still resolve this?
[17:25] <ChogyDan> Maletor: when you run update-grub, do you see it listed?
[17:26] <kkojiband> tyler_d: lsof is also useful
[17:26] <Maletor> ChogyDan: yes
[17:26] <CaptainTrek> BF4Iaqese5srls, could be caused by anything, we need more details
[17:26] <ChogyDan> Maletor: do you have more than one install.  ie, on another partition?
[17:26] <rad4Christ> Is there a dedicated channel for UNR?
[17:26] <Maletor> ChogyDan: no
[17:26] <ChogyDan> CaptainTrek: that is a spammer I think
[17:26] <CaptainTrek> *shrugs*
[17:26] <sipior> Maletor: the new kernel should come up by default. remote kernel upgrades are always dicey: have you got someone on the other end to kick the machine if the new kernel has problems?
[17:26] <coz_> rad4Christ,  i dont see on hold on
[17:27] <paddy_> transmission crashes when i add avatar the the download list
[17:27] <sipior> Maletor: or have ipmi working, &cet.
[17:27] <Pici> FYI: We are aware of the spam and we are working with freenode to resolve it.
[17:27] <Maletor> sipior: i did sudo reboot now after sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:27] <Maletor> i guess i should just hit tab when the grub menu comes up on reboot and select in manually?
[17:28] <Maletor> maybe i can change it in grub.conf or something?
[17:28] <rad4Christ> coz	Thanks, I'm really in a bind here, needing some assistance.
[17:28] <Uranellus> hello, i need to dpkg --remove something, and disable the postrm script for that removal ..
[17:28] <dmarkey> is unetbootin acceptible for 10.04?
[17:28] <Maletor> So what's the plan ChogyDog or sipior?
[17:29] <Pici> dmarkey : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[17:29] <sipior> Maletor: check the config file and make sure it says what you think it does...
[17:29] <Maletor> where is the config?
[17:30] <Maletor> it's not in /boot/grub/grub.conf does not exist
[17:30] <sipior> Maletor: /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[17:30] <twig111> Why does Update Manager want to download 336 MB of updates when I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 RC? It's trying to re-download pretty much all the bundled gnome apps. What's going on?
[17:30] <Pici> twig111 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[17:31] <Maletor> sipior: # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE
[17:31] <newbiii> hi
[17:31] <costre> twig111, It's update heavy since it's a beta still?
[17:31] <twig111> Pici: Thanks
[17:31] <newbiii> how to do :wq
[17:31] <newbiii> i need help
[17:31] <sipior> Maletor: i said "make sure it says what you think it does"
[17:31] <newbiii> wat : stand for in vi
[17:31] <papa> il y a des français?
[17:31] <newbiii> hello
[17:31] <guntbert> !fr | papa
[17:31] <geekphreak> !fr | papa
[17:31] <Maletor> sipior: and it does not, the menuentry is for 2.6.31-20 only
[17:31] <newbiii> how to do :wq in vi.
[17:32] <sipior> Maletor: well, there you go
[17:32] <Maletor> so how do i fix?
[17:32] <Pici> newbiii: its the colon key on your keyboard.  Press esc to get out of edit mode, then type   :wq!
[17:32] <newbiii> thanks
[17:33] <sipior> Maletor: i would verify that the kernel package was installed properly
[17:33] <Maletor> fixed sipior: ran sudo /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig
[17:33] <mmmm> ,mmm¿
[17:33] <mmmm> pppppppppppp
[17:33] <mmmm> mmm?
[17:33] <mmmm> jdthier thpv4eyt
[17:33] <mmmm> de ke?
[17:34] <sipior> Maletor: should've been done by the package, i should think...anyway, glad it's working.
[17:34] <Maletor> well not really...
[17:34] <mmmm> what?
[17:34] <Maletor> it standard output but didn't actually replace grub.cfg
[17:34] <sipior> mmmm: i was about to ask you that.
[17:34] <Pici> mmmm: This is the Ubuntu Support channel, do you have a question?
[17:35] <Maletor> so sudo rm /boot/grub/grub.cfg && sudo /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig >> /boot/grub/grub.cfg ???
[17:35] <Axios> Hello all,
[17:35] <geekphreak> Maletor: i would not delte anything , just backip use mv command instead, just incase  imo
[17:36] <sipior> Maletor: you might try reinstalling the kernel package first. where there no errors? also, you'll want a copy of grub.cfg...
[17:36] <Maletor> However, sipior: it does not include my insmod raid and insmod raid5rec etc.
[17:36] <Maletor> it's a very different file
[17:36] <Axios> i've been having some issues with ubuntu 10.04 over the last couple of weeks and been looking for info on the forums but thought i'd join here and see if i could find a bit of help and some info.
[17:36] <Maletor> what's the cmd to reinstall kernel?
[17:36] <Axios> if any one is around to help :)
[17:36] <sipior> Maletor: just reinstall the kernel packages you updated.
[17:37] <newbiii> how to save file and quit in nano
[17:37] <geekphreak> Axios:  #ubuntu+1 for lucid, thank you
[17:37] <newbiii> i confuse with vi and nano
[17:37] <Axios> ok thanks. :)
[17:38] <geekphreak> newbiii:  ctrl+x  , it all shown below :)
[17:38] <newbiii> thanks
[17:38] <stuart_> Somehow I have reformatted a partition.... it is unmounted. Is there a way to restore it/ retrieve anything from it??
[17:39] <Maletor> jesus h christ, lucid cannot handle being updated from karmic
[17:39] <Maletor> raid and lvm are completely ignored
[17:39] <sipior> stuart_: unfortunately, no.
[17:39]  * Maletor is angry.
[17:39] <sipior> Maletor: what part of "beta"...
[17:39] <Maletor> there is no more beta/
[17:39] <Maletor> it is frozen save for languages
[17:40] <mickster04> !lucid
[17:40] <mickster04> Maletor: there u go
[17:40] <sipior> Maletor: it ain't released yet. that's why it's called "release candidate" , and not "release".
[17:40] <stuart_> sipior, assuming it hasn't been wiped though, is it not possible to reformat it back to the same type thenn repair the inodes or something equally as hideous??
[17:41] <geekphreak> stuart_: next time backup :p
[17:41] <Filthpig> Hi, I've tried the official Wine channel but got no answer. I'm wondering if there is some way to force a default mouse pointer in Wine apps? Any ideas?
[17:41] <stuart_> this is more of an experiment than anything else
[17:42] <sipior> stuart_: no, not really. if you had just modified the partition table, that would be one thing. but a reformatting is another matter.
[17:42] <vex1> how do I find what wireless card I have on my netbook currently running Ubuntu netbook remix latest version?
[17:42] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: lspci
[17:42] <stuart_> i'm with you now, sip
[17:43] <tyler_d> I'm trying to run ntop from term, I use `sudo ntop -P /var/lib/ntop -u ntop -d` and it says its becoming daemon, but nothing after that
[17:43] <sipior> stuart_: some disk forensics might recover some data, but that's well beyond my ability to help you :-)
[17:43] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ok under network controller it gives me a Broadcom BCM4312 802.11b/g woudl that be it?
[17:43] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: yup
[17:43] <FriedrichMan> hello
[17:44] <FriedrichMan> ive got a hge problem
[17:44] <stuart_> it was just to test out.
[17:44] <FriedrichMan> cant open .xls files on openoffice
[17:44] <sipior> stuart_: no worries, then
[17:44] <geekphreak> stuart_: good luck
[17:44] <stuart_> cheers
[17:44] <vex1> Flare-laptop: alright cool so where can i find the drivers i need to install for it
[17:44] <FriedrichMan> what might be the issue? I cannot work without this
[17:44] <smooth_penguin> has anyone gotten the 1280x1024 using an external VGA monitor on the Acer D250 netbook?
[17:44] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: btw you might want to know that broadcom wireless cards are evil
[17:44] <sp> FriedrichMan: just two wild guesses: VBA included or password protected
[17:45] <sp> FriedrichMan: okay, a third one: corrupt file
[17:45] <geekphreak> FriedrichMan:  xls should open, unless its new office xlsx i think, then you are in for a ride
[17:45] <vex1> Flare-laptop: lol why is that
[17:45] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: but hold on I'll help you out, because I used to have to do the same thing your going to do
[17:45] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: because they don't like to work on linux
[17:45] <FriedrichMan> sp: no pass... at least I didn't add any pass and theres nobody else with access to the files
[17:45] <vex1> Flare-laptop: alright thanks
[17:45] <FriedrichMan> I used the file the whole morning... and suddenly... it doesn't work anymore
[17:45] <sp> FriedrichMan: is it a legacy xls file or a XML-based xlsx one?
[17:46] <FriedrichMan> this is driving me nuts
[17:46] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
[17:46] <sp> FriedrichMan: if it doesn't work anymore this sounds like it might be corrupted for whatever reason
[17:46] <FriedrichMan> I have no idea... it's just an openoffice
[17:46] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ok im gonna download the 32-bit
[17:46] <FriedrichMan> how come two files could get corrupted ?
[17:46] <guntbert> FriedrichMan: did you ask in #openoffice.org ?
[17:46] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: ok
[17:46] <geekphreak> FriedrichMan:  any backups ?
[17:47] <FriedrichMan> no backups
[17:47] <FriedrichMan> I wanna die
[17:47] <becker_11> I have a complete backup of my /home & I want to import my opengpg keys from that backup into my new /home where are they stored and how do I import them
[17:47] <vex1> Flare-laptop: one sec let me go put in the ethernet cable so i can download this
[17:47] <ilers> http://myeee.wordpress.com/2008/11/14/winsetupfromusb-windows-installation-vom-usb-stick/
[17:47] <geekphreak> becker_11: .gnupg i think
[17:47] <becker_11> geekphreak: okay I'll check
[17:48] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: take your time
[17:48] <azlon> i am currently building a software raid. i used: mdadm --create --verbose -- /dev/md0 --level=5 --raid-devices=8 /dev/sd[abcdefgh]1. now the raid is being created but it says:<PHONE_NUMBER> blocks level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [8/7] [UUUUUUU_]. it doesnt look like it is using all 8 drives... im confused
[17:49] <becker_11> geekphreak: yeah they're there do I simply copy them over or do I need to register them with my system in some way
[17:50] <geekphreak> becker_11: just copy it over afaik
[17:50] <ghufran> hi. how do i monitor what programs are using my bandwidth? system monitor says my bandwidth is choked. but theres nothing im running which could do this. what i want to download is not downloading :S
[17:51] <hueblur> I have an IBM t40p with an ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000] (rev 02).  Running 10.4.  Running two monitors.  Movie player and VLC give my a black scrren when trying to watch a movie on the external monitor.  Didn't have this problem with 9.10. . .   I think it has to do something with accelerated graphics.  Here's the kicker.  If I window the player small enough and nudge it to the left of my lcd, it'll play.  I
[17:51] <hueblur> nudge it to the right and it flips out.  Suggestions?
[17:51] <Pici> hueblur : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[17:51] <geekphreak> ghufran: ss or netstat
[17:53] <jvlmp> Hi, I have a question. I'm working on a university network. I use an LDAP-server for all the users and Samba homes share, so that every user has his own network drive. I want to place a shortcut (launcher) on the desktop of every user. I do this with a script placed in /etc/profile.d, but this script can only place the shortcut on the desktop when the user logged on the that machine previously, how can i  fix this?
[17:53] <millertimek1a2m3> hey, i go up to nm at the top ah bar thing and right click and then go to connection information
[17:53] <vex1> Flare-laptop: alright now what
[17:53] <millertimek1a2m3> is the series of letters and numbers separated by :'s my mac address?
[17:54] <millertimek1a2m3> otherwise, can someone tell me how to find my mac address?
[17:54] <ghufran> geekphreak, netstat gives me connection level information
[17:54] <geekphreak> millertimek1a2m3: ifconfig
[17:54] <Flare-Laptop> millertimek1a2m3: ifconfig | grep HWaddr
[17:55] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: extract it, open the terminal, cd to the folder that you just extracted, and do this: ./configure
[17:55] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ok one sec
[17:57] <smooth_penguin> anyone ever gotten the 1280x1024 using an external VGA monitor on the Acer D250 netbook?
[17:57] <millertimek1a2m3> Flare-Laptop, ok thanks man, do you know how to find a BSSID?
[17:58] <costre> Now THAT's a specific question :)
[17:58] <crow> Hi, i have LSISAS1068E B1 controler and hdds on it, and in dmesg i see a lot off these http://paste.debian.net/70726/
[17:58] <tyler_d> is ntop supposed to be a gui? how is it supposed to show up?
[17:59] <Flare-Laptop> millertimek1a2m3: iwconfig
[17:59] <smooth_penguin> tyler_d, web interface
[17:59] <jad> is it possible to get download part of a page (as in, a specific div), anyone know ?
[17:59] <tyler_d> smooth_penguin: so when you start it from term, how do you access it?
[18:00] <jad> help plz
[18:00] <Pici> jad: If you can program python, look into beautifulsoup.... otherwise *shrug*
[18:00] <smooth_penguin> tyler_d, on a certain port
[18:00] <jad> thx Pici
[18:00] <jad> u have helped me before btw
[18:00] <smooth_penguin> tyler_d, look up its docs
[18:00] <jad> thx
[18:00] <mastaofdisasta> hi, I'm new to ubuntu, I just finished installing xbuntu on my laptop. I'm getting a update manager warning saying I have 190 updates available
[18:00] <tyler_d> found it.... <IP_ADDRESS>:3000 by default
[18:00] <mastaofdisasta> should I install them all?
[18:01] <costre> mastaofdisasta, Go for it. Updates are good :)
[18:01] <mastaofdisasta> I see the updates even include kernel upgrades
[18:01] <kamil> bry
[18:01] <mastaofdisasta> will it break the system?
[18:01] <costre> mastaofdisasta, If some update screws up something, it's easy to reinstall :)
[18:01] <vex1> Flare-laptop: alright when i run ./configure it gives me an error that there is no directory named configure
[18:01] <costre> mastaofdisasta, It shouldn't do harm, updates are usually good
[18:01] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: you didn't cd to right folder
[18:02] <LzrdKing> how do i fix the S and K numbers in /etc/rc#.d/ when insserver rewrote them all sequensially? instead of S10xxx S40xxx, S80xxx, i have S01xxx, S02xxx, S03xxxx
[18:02] <mastaofdisasta> costre: thanks :)
[18:02] <vex1> Flare-laptop: well i extracted it to a folder in my home called B then cd to it
[18:03] <costre> mastaofdisasta, If you get hundreds of updates after just a week, it's a good system that changes and gets better. A system that never updates is not to be trusted :)
[18:03] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: do ls and pastebin the output
[18:04] <vex1> Flare-laptop: its real short: README.txt lib src Makefile
[18:04] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: type in make and press enter :P
[18:04] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ohh lol ok now what
[18:05] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: it'll take a while to compile so yeah
[18:06] <vex1> Flare-laptop: alright its done
[18:06] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: ok do this: sudo make install
[18:06] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ok
[18:07] <LzrdKing> how do i fix the S and K numbers in /etc/rc#.d/ when insserver rewrote them all sequensially? instead of S10xxx S40xxx, S80xxx, i have S01xxx, S02xxx, S03xxxx
[18:07] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: you should be able to restart and see it on your hardware drivers thing now
[18:07] <vex1> Flare-laptop: alright let me restart and then go to hardware drivers brb
[18:08] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: ok
[18:11] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ok so i restarted and clicked on hardware logo in administration and it searched and said no propritary drivers found on this system
[18:11] <tyler_d> how do you watch someone elses session? ie. someone is using ssh on a terminal, and you need to see what is being done?
[18:12] <vex1> tyler_d: ttyspy
[18:12] <ANA789CARRION> hi
[18:12] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: alright try doing this in the terminal: sudo modprobe b43
[18:12] <clotterm> hey. does anybody know how to load the usb drivers automatically at the alternate cd? (i'm trying to install the os via  kickstart, but the installer complains about missing usb modules)
[18:12] <ANA789CARRION> my name is ana
[18:13] <axisys> what is a good tkdiff like tool to compare two dirs ?
[18:13] <axisys> s/good/nice/
[18:13] <guntbert> !es | ANA789CARRION
[18:13] <vex1> Flare-laptop: ok it didnt return anything
[18:14] <ANA789CARRION> }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
[18:14] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: alright you might be able to connect to the internet now idk
[18:14] <vex1> Flare-laptop: lol sweet ill give it a try thanks for all the help
[18:14] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: np
[18:15] <llockeduut> hey all, I had an XP netbook for my mom, which had auto-login and auto-connect to wlan. Now I want Ubuntu on it, but every time the netbook boots it logs in automatically but asks for wlan password whatever I do
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> ncvvn ngbgbgbb
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> bg
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> bg
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> bbbg
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> bg
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> b
[18:15] <ANA789CARRION> b
[18:15] <FloodBot1> ANA789CARRION: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:15] <llockeduut> So I removed gnome-keyring
[18:15] <llockeduut> now I can't get on internet with the netbook
[18:15] <llockeduut> so I'm reinstalling
[18:15] <zen933k> llockeduut: Network Settings->autoconnect
[18:15] <llockeduut> zen933k: is that an app?
[18:16] <zen933k> llockeduut: Sorry, you'll find it under System-> Perferences-> network connections
[18:17] <zen933k> llockeduut: Click the wireless tab, look for your network
[18:17] <wad> llockeduut, are you lockedout then? ;)
[18:17] <llockeduut> wad: lolk yes
[18:17] <zen933k> llockeduut: Click on your network, then click on edit. There should be a check box to connect automatically.
[18:17] <llockeduut> lol*
[18:18] <llockeduut> is this via the wifi-applet or via system/prefs?
[18:18] <llockeduut> k I need to rbeoot, install is done
[18:18] <zen933k> llockeduut: You're using Gnome?
[18:18] <llockeduut> zen933k: yes, netbook remix though
[18:18] <llockeduut> so it is all a bit unfamiliar to me
[18:18] <dayo> it looks like there's no apcupsd in the lucid repo??
[18:18] <llockeduut> if it works, I will not return, so let me thank everybody now
[18:19] <llockeduut> thanks guys
[18:19] <zen933k> llockeduut: Me too, click on System. First box is labelled perferences, then scroll down to network connections
[18:19] <sebsebseb> !lucid | dayo
[18:19]  * wad is excited for Lucid
[18:20] <ubuntu_giant> Hello, I'm trying to use an Atheros AR5001 wireless card in Ubuntu 9.10.    However, if I leave it off and then try to turn it on, Ubuntu seems to think the device doesn't exist. :(  Please help.
[18:21] <ubuntu_giant> Is it a problem with dbus?
[18:21] <LzrdKing> ubuntu_giant: turn it on when you startup, then turn off wireless if you want, and don't turn the computer off
[18:21] <invalidrecord> hi guys anyone know if the alternate installer can shrink osx on a gpt part table?
[18:21] <ubuntu_giant> LzrdKing, Yeah, that's the simple answer, but not the secure one. :)
[18:22] <zen933k> Not really helpful either.
[18:22] <ubuntu_giant> Thanks, though.
[18:22] <tensor-01> :-)
[18:22] <LzrdKing> right because having the wireless ON is insecure
[18:22] <wad> invalidrecord, is it normal for people to put Ubuntu on MACs?
[18:23] <zen933k> invalidrecord: I've done a shrink on with liveusb but with a mac part I'm not so sure about
[18:23] <wad> invalidrecord, I'm interested, because I might be getting a mac, but I'd rather use Linux.
[18:23] <schlaftier> wad: What's wrong with that?
[18:23] <pureone> hi hi
[18:23] <LzrdKing> ubuntu_giant: i was going to say "don't turn off wireless with the hardware switch"
[18:23] <vex1> Flare-laptop: what should it say when i run iwconfig eth0
[18:23] <wad> schlaftier, you're making invalid assumptions. Read what my question actually said.
[18:23] <zen933k> wad: Mac uses BSD, you can get BSDports for OS X if you want to use a lot of open software
[18:23] <invalidrecord> wad: well ues its fine to do that
[18:23] <pureone> is it possible to mount a western digital usb device with ubuntu?
[18:23] <invalidrecord> but currently i am on a hackingtosh so
[18:24] <schlaftier> wad: Sorry, but I answered before your clarification
[18:24] <invalidrecord> pureone: yes
[18:24] <Flare-Laptop> vex1: depends
[18:24] <pureone> invalidrecord: how so sir?
[18:24] <invalidrecord> well just plug it in dbus should mount it for you
[18:24]  * wad paypals schlaftier a trillion dollars
[18:24] <vex1> Flare-laptop: well mine just says no wireless extentions lol
[18:24] <pureone> ok ty
[18:24] <zen933k> pureone: I had problems with my external HD but it should work fine
[18:25] <geekphreak> tc all
[18:25] <schlaftier> wad: keep your money, you need it for your Mac :)
[18:25] <berilium> hi guys does anyone use uvesafb?
[18:25] <pureone> does ubuntu run as a live cd or is it a installer?
[18:25] <wad> schlaftier, nobody said I was buying it. I may be "getting" it.
[18:25] <LzrdKing> pureone: both
[18:25] <pureone> ok
[18:25] <zen933k> pureone: Desktop and Netbook Remix can run off a liveCD, Server doesn't
[18:25] <schlaftier> wad: even better, as long as you're not "getting" mine...
[18:25] <wad> I wouldn't purchase one, Ubuntu works great on normal PC hardware.
[18:26] <ubuntu_giant> I don't know why Ubuntu can't find my wireless card. When I say "ifconfig wlan0 up," I get the following error:
[18:26] <wad> schlaftier, lol
[18:26] <ubuntu_giant> SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132
[18:26] <LzrdKing> ubuntu_giant: boot with the device enabled
[18:26] <arthurh> is there a ubuntu-mactel team channel?
[18:26] <fmAoehDg4m16ti> kernel panic
[18:26] <ubuntu_giant> Guess I'll have to do that. :(
[18:27] <LzrdKing> ubuntu_giant: the simplest annser is often the best
[18:27] <LzrdKing> answer
[18:28] <zen933k> ubuntu_giant: maybe search the forum. You shouldn't have to go through that if it works fine under windows.
[18:28] <SJr> Why can anyone and anything still connect to my mail server
[18:28] <SJr> http://pastebin.com/nMbnMEgU
[18:28] <SJr> with those iptables rules
[18:29] <mbeierl> Is there a screenshot-region tool for Metacity like the "Super-mouse-1" selection region for Compiz?
[18:29] <madson> é a primeira vez que uso
[18:29] <llutz> SJr: line 7
[18:30] <SJr> Ah
[18:30] <tsimpson> !br | madson
[18:30] <madson> valeu
[18:30] <wad> SJr, iptables is a mystery to me. I've installed firehol, but am too much of a wuss to switch over to it without my alpha-geek available to hold my hand.
[18:30] <mbeierl> SJr: yes, line 7 says allow everyone :)
[18:31] <SJr> whoops
[18:31] <SJr> forgot about that
[18:34] <gsalah> hello, I updated my ubuntu, and then I can't connect external monitor or LCD projector. I have ATI hardware
[18:35] <jad> wget help pls: i want to have cache in wget, according to the manpage, it should happen with `wget $URL`, but everytime im downloading the page it takes the same time to download
[18:35] <asavar> Hi, does fedora's tuned daemon makes a sense in ubuntu or ubuntu has similar tool? (I'm not talking about gnome-power-manager which included by both systems) They says that it is very good thing but I can't find it in repos (and it's very hard to google it due very common word, btw)
[18:36] <dark_> hi
[18:36] <spanther> hi there
[18:36] <pure_hate> --cache=on
[18:36] <theshadow> I'm trying to set up ubuntu 9.04 on this HP workstation, after the install completes grub kicks off showing "GRUB" in the upper left hand of the screen and then goes into an infinite loop of system beeps. I've tried to reinstall grub on that disk but can't figure out whats going on since there aren't any error messages
[18:36] <jad> pure_hate, ill try that
[18:37] <spanther> will 10.04 support wlan driver of ASUS eeePC 1005p ?
[18:37] <sebsebseb> !lucid | spanther
[18:38] <DrPoO> How do I modify the PATH variable for the www-data user?
[18:39] <invalidrecord> thank frak though i had nuked all my tunes
[18:39] <DrPoO> Can one modify the path for the www-data user?
[18:41] <DrPoO> Can one modify the path for the www-data user?\
[18:41] <anodesni> I can't boot ubuntu livecd 10.04 in virtualbox!?!
[18:41] <chaoflux> hey all, i happen to have an issue w/ horizontal screen tearing w/ ubuntu during videos.. i have a gtx 260, the nvidia proprietary drivers installed... have tried a fix using compiz to set the refresh rate to 60 and sync to vblank, but no such luck so far.  any thoughts?
[18:42] <jad> pure_hate, its not working
[18:42] <jad> what's supposed to happen ?
[18:42] <jad> its still getting the same load time
[18:42] <jad> am i doin smthn wrong ?
[18:43] <anodesni> chaoflux: don't use compiz, maybe try "nvidia-settings --assign="SyncToVBlank=1"" int terminal
[18:43] <pure_hate> jad, you have to have somewhere to cache to
[18:43] <chaoflux> i've also noticed that when i try to check the radio box for Sync to VBlank in nvidia server settings, it doesn't seem to stick when i quit the program and launch it again
[18:43] <pure_hate> like a proxy
[18:43] <chaoflux> k, i'll give that a go
[18:43] <jad> pure_hate, k
[18:43] <pure_hate> wget --proxy-on --cache=off -m http://mywebsite.com
[18:44] <pure_hate> for example
[18:44] <marienz> 50
[18:44] <c_nick> I got a Jre-6.0 binary file how can i install it for my Chrome
[18:44] <teurastaja> why does synaptic package manager want to remove grub-common and grub-pc before inistalling grub-doc??
[18:44] <chaoflux> after entering nvidia-settings --assign="SyncToVBlank=1    it just says >
[18:45] <chaoflux> sorry, i'm new to this lol, is that it? should i reboot?
[18:45] <teurastaja> *uninstalling
[18:45] <marienz> teurastaja: probably because you're trying to install the grub 1 documentation
[18:45] <marienz> teurastaja: but let me check
[18:45] <teurastaja> is the default grub2 now?
[18:46] <h00k> teurastaja: yes
[18:46] <chaoflux> anyways, i'll reboot and see what's up. thanks.
[18:46] <marienz> teurastaja: yep, grub-doc is for grub 1 (legacy)
[18:46] <LzrdKing> how do i fix the S and K numbers in /etc/rc#.d/ when insserver rewrote them all sequentially? instead of S10xxx S40xxx, S80xxx, i have S01xxx, S02xxx, S03xxxx
[18:46] <c_nick> i downloaded binary file how can i install it
[18:47] <teurastaja> and is the default ubuntu install using grub2 now?
[18:47] <CaptainTrek> c_nick: chmod +x <path to file>
[18:47] <uLinux> What characters can I use when changing hostname?
[18:47] <teurastaja> it was in beta the last time i cheked
[18:47] <CaptainTrek> c_nick: then run it
[18:47] <CaptainTrek> c_nick: run in terminal *
[18:48] <mozillanerd> Help, I have typed /topic as recommended in Guidelines, and it wants a parameter,
[18:48] <azlon> is there a way to list all of a certain file type, it's path and it's file size? it would be even better if i could export it to a txt file
[18:48] <durt> teurastaja, grub2 is default on new installs since karmic IIRC
[18:48] <teurastaja> uLinux: make sure you have a dot like localhost.localdomain and alias localhost (in my example) in /etc/hosts
[18:48] <LzrdKing> mozillanerd: /topic #ubuntu
[18:48] <c_nick> thanks CaptainTrek
[18:49] <jimmyjh2> in network sharing i cannot access the other computers ntfs hard drive
[18:49] <teurastaja> read man hosts and make sure /etc/resolv.conf is alright
[18:49] <c_nick> u changed its ugo to execute all
[18:49] <uLinux> teurastaja it only says <IP_ADDRESS> localhost
[18:49] <uLinux> and then <IP_ADDRESS> myusername
[18:49] <CaptainTrek> c_nick: the binary needs to be executable, hence the chmod +x
[18:49] <teurastaja> cool durt whats new in grub2?
[18:49] <uLinux> *<IP_ADDRESS>
[18:49] <c_nick> hmm ok
[18:50] <c_nick> bbl
[18:50] <teurastaja> ulinux: do you have ipv6?
[18:50] <YuviPanda_> Hi guys, I'm running Ubuntu Karmic NBR on my Samsung N210. I was trying out a newer version of Mesa and when I rebooted, I get nothing
[18:50] <h00k> !grub2 | teurastaja
[18:50] <YuviPanda_> I've obviously messed up my display - so how do I revert back?
[18:50] <durt> teurastaja, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
[18:50] <teurastaja> thx
[18:50] <uLinux> teurastaja ubuntu shows some ipv6 adresses but i dont use it
[18:51] <teurastaja> what hostname do you want?
[18:51] <teurastaja> is the default ok?
[18:51] <uLinux> could I use like "?"
[18:51] <teurastaja> no dont even try
[18:51] <uLinux> or must be some letter
[18:51] <uLinux> or number
[18:52] <uLinux> currently i use a letter and it's ok
[18:52] <teurastaja> it should be /\w/ (if u know regexp)
[18:52] <uLinux> no :
[18:52] <uLinux> i won't change it then
[18:52] <uLinux> :P
[18:52] <YuviPanda_> also, if I try to use the 'recovery' options in grub, it gets stuck at "Starting Init crypto disks..."
[18:53] <teurastaja> then it just means numbers underscore and chars
[18:53] <anodesni> chaoflux: you didn't typed it correctly, you forget " at the end, it should be: nvidia-settings --assign="SyncToVBlank=1"
[18:53] <uLinux> teurastaja I saw a tutorial where some guy use spaces
[18:53] <anodesni> chaoflux: Also, the setting is lost when you reboot. After each reboot you should enter it again or make a script
[18:53] <teurastaja> you should change it because what you told me generally raises a dns parsing exception
[18:53] <chaoflux> no such luck w/ the terminal command, still have some screen tearing... also noticed that in my nvidia x server settings the sync to vblank box still doesn't remain checked
[18:53] <chaoflux> ohh
[18:53] <chaoflux> lol, i had rebooted, i might have missed some of what you said
[18:54] <anodesni> chaoflux: no I've waited, just try again
[18:54] <LzrdKing> what does "SyncToVBlank" do anyway?
[18:54] <anodesni> LzrdKing: like it says, vsync
[18:54] <teurastaja> ulinux: <IP_ADDRESS>[tab]localhost.localdomain[space]localhost
[18:55] <mbeierl> ah.  just answered my own question about screenshots: use shutter instead
[18:55] <teurastaja> and make sure everything else is commented out (# prepended)
[18:55] <jad> pure_hate,
[18:55] <LzrdKing> anodesni: it doesn't say vsync, it says synctovblank
[18:55] <uLinux> teurastaja i dont wanna mess with that stuff lol
[18:55] <anodesni> LzrdKing: same idea
[18:55] <teurastaja> also tell me the output of your /etc/resolv.conf
[18:55] <LzrdKing> anodesni: and what does to do for you?
[18:55] <chaoflux> naah, still see some vertical screen tearing after entering nvidia-settings --assign="SyncToVBlank=1   into terminal
[18:56] <anodesni> LzrdKing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_blanking_interval
[18:56] <teurastaja> ulinux: to have proper dns resolution you have to hange it
[18:56] <anodesni> LzrdKing: for me it solved tearing issues with certain opengl stuff, like zsnes
[18:56] <uLinux> but the internet works fine
[18:56] <teurastaja> not the dns
[18:56] <LzrdKing> anodesni: i just read that, it talks about TVs and i'm not using a video card with that option on my tv
[18:57] <qazibasit> make ur life simple LzrdKing
[18:57] <dstufft> anyone know how to get s-video out working for a gateway laptop and ubuntu?
[18:57] <LzrdKing> qazibasit: it's relatively simple
[18:57] <teurastaja> it makes your system hang at startup and networking can crash for no obvious reason for some apps
[18:57] <uLinux> hmm
[18:58] <frxstrem> how can I in the terminal replace text from the output of a command?