[07:43] <Billiard> BDOTH: some computers wont, some will
[07:43] <VanessaE> BDOTH: most modern machines can be configured to run headless, yes.
[07:43] <nvme> indus: i dont know what he is trying to say :P, but this is my problem "so i copied some files to an NTFS partition while in ubuntu, and now windows 7 cant read the partition at all, but it works fine in ubuntu still, i ran chkdsk and it found 0 errors, anyone know other ways of fixing this ?"
[07:43] <indus> SuBsAm: i try but wont connect
[07:43] <DasEi> ronald : is that file on your destop ?
[07:43] <indus> nvme: oh its your question
[07:43] <ronald> yes
[07:43] <BDOTH> It's a windows vista computer that just got it's video card sent into the shop for repairs.
[07:44] <yugilbar> running firefox 3.0.8 on 9.04 how to will fix video issues ? I cant see youtube stuff or watch dvds with movie player or xine etc? it used work but after I ran janitor to clean up old apps it broke ?
[07:44] <DasEi> ronald:  http://tinyurl.com/2exr7p  , change the filename accordingly
[07:44] <Billiard> BDOTH: windows probably wont run headless
[07:44] <BDOTH> damn it
[07:44] <indus> nvme: what files did you copy and over what
[07:44] <indus> nvme: this is a windows question i would say
[07:45] <nvme> indus: i copied some .rar files (~30 gb of archived files) , i was using a karmic live cd, copied over to an ntfs partition
[07:45] <BDOTH> Darn hard drive that has files on it is a SATA drive, only operational computer I got right now is IDE ribbon cables.
[07:45] <ronald> DasEi: what do you men?
[07:45] <VanessaE> yugilbar, for youtube, you need flash.  install "flashplugin-nonfree"
[07:45] <joerack> Help? Youtube is terribly slow for me on ubuntu 9.10
[07:45] <DasEi> ronald : did you call the given link ?
[07:45] <indus> nvme: maybe something wrote over the system files
[07:45] <indus> nvme: difficult to say, windows 7 is new :)
[07:45] <VanessaE> for the rest, it sounds like you're missing some video codecs.  Not sure what ubuntu uses these days (it used to be ffmpeg and similar)
[07:45] <indus> nvme: did you ask in ##windows?
[07:46] <Billiard> BDOTH: there may be a linux live cd which starts up with a ssh server by default for connecting to and running commands
[07:46] <BDOTH> joerack, having the same problem you are with my Dads computer. Firefox loads web pages and youtube a lot slower then before.
[07:46] <Rods_Tiger> Whenever I make a Live USB stick ubuntu, and then update it, it stops working next time I try and use it.
[07:46] <nvme> indus: i think it may be a permissions issue because i think i was browsing with gksudo
[07:46] <norman_> Good Morning
[07:46] <indus> nvme: no, you are saying windows cant see the partition
[07:46] <DasEi> Rods_Tiger: space issue ? how did you install ?
[07:46] <joerack> BDOTH, can it be the video driver?
[07:46] <nvme> indus: no it can see it, but it says its corrupt or damaged
[07:46] <ronald> DasEi: i open the link
[07:46] <nvme> whereas im in linux now and the partition is fine i can read and write files
[07:46] <nvme> even chkdsk finds no errors
[07:46] <indus> nvme: ok try testdisk to repair
[07:46] <indus> nvme: sudo apt-get install testdisk
[07:47] <indus> nvme: it checks for partition errors
[07:47] <DasEi> ronald: so follow these steps, you got the latest alsa already on your desk
[07:47] <norman_> Can somebody tell me some sentences about software-techniques, especially Ubuntu/Linux?
[07:47] <nvme> indus: it cant find the package
[07:47] <Rods_Tiger> dasei - there's 8GB, and I installed it the usual way through the making a usb stick thingy in the menu
[07:47] <ronald> oke
[07:47] <indus> nvme: come on man, search a little
[07:47] <indus> nvme: :)
[07:47] <indus> nvme: its there somewhere
[07:47] <DasEi> norman : more precisely ? see:
[07:47] <DasEi> !repos
[07:47] <smwn> I'm downloading ubuntu 9.10 at dialup speed
[07:47] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: That's because the USB installs that the USB creator makes aren't real installs, they are basically a dump of the liveCD and even with persistence certain things like the kernel can never be upgraded
[07:48] <smwn> can I hear a w00p
[07:48] <BDOTH> joerack, no it's not the video driver. The new version of Ubuntu consumes more resources then the previous one. It can make single core processors lag a bit. I've narrowed that much down. Also Firefox 3.6 will come out soon in December that will put more speed back into it, so have some patience.
[07:48] <indus> frull: you there?
[07:48] <smwn> dedication
[07:48] <indus> frull: ibm t 40?
[07:48] <Balsaq> how many cd's does it take to copy ubuntu 9.10?
[07:48] <Rods_Tiger> jordanu - so why does it update things it shouldn't update?
[07:48] <tiox> Hmmmm? Why does Ubuntu have more lag in it?
[07:48] <indus> Balsaq: 1 cd
[07:48] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: If you want a real install on a USB drive, and you have enough space, just do a regular install and make sure that grub gets installed to the USB drive instead of your internal drive
[07:48] <Rods_Tiger> aha
[07:48] <norman_> I am preparing a presentation about Extreme Programming and would like to know whether this is used for Linux?
[07:48] <Balsaq> these are only 700mb?
[07:49] <Billiard> Balsaq: yes
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> tiox: poor config or poor choice of desktop for the system
[07:49] <VanessaE> "extreme" programming?
[07:49] <Balsaq> ok thanks indus
[07:49] <DasEi> Rods_Tiger: so space shouldn't be the issue, usb creator >> too less space for the system /too big home maybe ? pendrivelinux does well for persistent, changing installs
[07:49] <VanessaE> (taking a laptop with you while snowboarding?)
[07:49] <norman_> or Agile Programming
[07:49] <indus> Balsaq: its around 693 mb
[07:49] <norman_> the main aspect is to work iteratively
[07:49] <Balsaq> indus have never burned a cd, will try now, have a cd burner and just installed some cd burn software
[07:49] <indus> Balsaq: burn at slow speed like 8 x
[07:49] <BDOTH> Is it possible to easily convert Windows apps to Linux apps if they are programmed in Python?
[07:49] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: Because as far as it can tell it has a read write file system, but that's really a trick. It's only a read only file system + a read write file system that carries "differences" from the read only file system
[07:50] <Balsaq> indus, whew thats cutting it close
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: md5 test the iso before burning
[07:50] <indus> Balsaq: also, burn as an image cd
[07:50] <Rods_Tiger> dasei, jordanu, it did ask me questions about grub in the update procedure, and I didn't know what to answer because it didn't tell me which to choose, so I left the options open
[07:50] <tiox> Of course.
[07:50] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: The differences are overlaid on top of the read only file system and everything behaves as if you have a read write file system
[07:50] <nvme> indus: i cant find it :P
[07:50] <indus> Balsaq: not data or anything, sofware will have option burn as image
[07:50] <Rods_Tiger> aha
[07:50] <tiox> Something like InfraRecorder should do the trick.
[07:50] <Balsaq> indus, ok 8 speed, test 1st, do image
[07:50] <tiox> Actions > Burn Image
[07:50] <Balsaq> burn as image
[07:50] <ESEDU> what does unable to copy PPD file get?
[07:50] <Balsaq> i was told choose "boot"
[07:51] <indus> Balsaq: also burn the iso direct as image, dont extract it or do anything with it
[07:51] <boritek_> hello, the new ubuntu logo splash has i nice pulse effect if i boot from a live CD, however, if i install the system, the logo doesnt pulse anymore....
[07:51] <DasEi> Rods_Tiger: my usb did fine by always newest/maintainer version
[07:51] <BDOTH> 0000001
[07:51] <BDOTH> oops
[07:51] <boritek_> why is it?
[07:51] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: The problem is that it's the kernel that sets this up and does the overlay, so by definition a kernel installed to the overlay cannot be booted
[07:51] <Rods_Tiger> jordanu, so I could just install to the usb stick as if it were a hard drive, and it'll boot on any computer?
[07:51] <Balsaq> indus hang on i need to write it down
[07:51] <BDOTH> forget the zeros and the one, I dropped my keyboard.
[07:51] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: Yes
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> boritek_: try reinstalling xsplash
[07:51] <indus> Balsaq: nothing to write, just take the downloaded iso and burn as an image disk
[07:51] <Rods_Tiger> I'd prefer that. Last time I tried that a long while ago it only ever booted on the machine I made it on so I gave up
[07:52] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: Just make sure that Grub gets installed to the USB drive instead of your hard drive ( the default is your hard drive and the option is hidden )
[07:52] <ESEDU> Balsaq: why does lpadmin give me "unable to copy PPD file" when I try to add a printer?
[07:52] <Rods_Tiger> aha - that's the problem then
[07:52] <boritek_> ActionParsnip: ok, tx, i will try that. Although it was a hot new fresh install
[07:52] <tiox> I wonder, is there any way to modify the splash screen?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> boritek_: its worth a shot
[07:52] <boritek_> yup
[07:52] <tiox> Is there a GUI for that? Or must I write the path?
[07:52] <ESEDU> Balsaq: what is a PPD file, and which is the right one for HP laser jet 1320
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> boritek_: are you fully updated?
[07:53] <boritek_> ActionParsnip: yes
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> boritek_: cool
[07:53] <BDOTH> I've noticed that there are no programs like Paltalk or Inspeak for Linux. I wonder why voice chat programs are non existent.
[07:53] <boritek_> and all repos are enabled
[07:53] <VanessaE> Repeating my question:  Is there a particular set of requirements to be able to successfully use Gnome's composite manager?  On one of my machines, if I turn it on, I start getting blank windows, no title bars, some apps won't take focus, etc.  This same machine seems to have no trouble under XFCE.
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> BDOTH: you can use skype or pidgin or ekiga
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> VanessaE: have you configured video drivers?
[07:54] <tiox> Pidgin has no voice to my knowledge.
[07:54] <Jordan_U> BDOTH: Or empathy ( which comes pre installed with Ubuntu )
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> tiox: the new one does
[07:54] <tiox> Unless there is a way to add voice AND camera functionality..
[07:54] <tiox> Oh?
[07:54] <VanessaE> ActionParsnip, Yep.  Nvidia GF4 using the 96-series driver.
[07:54] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: have you got a second in #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[07:54] <Balsaq> EDESU i am a certified non tech but you need to get the right drivers
[07:54] <boritek_> tiox: pidgin and empathy both have voice and video support
[07:54] <VanessaE> 128MB on the card, btw.
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: sure
[07:54] <BDOTH> skype and ekiga are telephone programs, not chat room programs.   I gotta find this.
[07:55] <BDOTH>                                          tiox, watch your language
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> BDOTH: gyachi for yahoo?
[07:55] <VanessaE> tiox: look into the old Gaim-VV project
[07:55] <VanessaE> and check into Kopete
[07:55] <ESEDU> Balsaq: does cups allready have them, or do I have to download them and if i do, how do you download them on a command line
[07:55] <Jordan_U> Rods_Tiger: The option for where to install grub is on the screen where you get an overview of what partitions will be formatted ( *after* the partition selection screen ) it's a button at the bottom labeled only "advanced"
[07:55] <tiox> Okay.
[07:55] <oddhyena> is there a way to use a dv camcorder as a video4linux device?
[07:55] <BDOTH> gyachi doesn't work anymore. They haven't updated it in 2 years.
[07:55] <_-XPERT-_> Hi all
[07:56] <Rods_Tiger> I see - I'll look out for that. Ta.
[07:56] <_-XPERT-_> Just upgraded to Keramic on my HP machine and have got a Xorg problem 100% CPU usage
[07:56] <Balsaq> EDESU there are others here who help me, i don't have enough experience yet...newbie...however i tried all the drivers avaialable in ubuntu
[07:56] <boritek_> tiox: voice and video are only for jabber and msn as far i know
[07:56] <_-XPERT-_> Anyone here seen this before?
[07:56] <Balsaq> EDESU eventually i got my hp printing by trial and error-kept trying different drivers in the add printer area
[07:57] <tiox> Awww.
[07:57] <boritek_> and your contact has to have video and/or mic to be able to call
[07:57] <tiox> And here my hopes were up. Darn.
[07:57] <Balsaq> EDESU no driver actually looked perfect-so i tried many that looked close
[07:57] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, yeah similar problems with my dads HP at the moment. it's a Compaq version of an HP computer and it has a 100% CPU problem too.   It's an older 2.8 ghz celeron single core from a decade ago
[07:57] <Balsaq> EDESU but i did see some that said HP in there
[07:57] <nvme> indus: okay i have testdisk running what now ? should i re-write the partition table ?
[07:58] <VanessaE> tiox: the main problem is getting the various companies (Yahoo!, ICQ, etc) to open up their video/voice protocols (where they exist at all)
[07:58] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: And got a solution? Or do i need to search for one?
[07:58] <indus> nvme: <gulp> :)
[07:58] <indus> nvme: do at your own risk
[07:58] <BDOTH> What ever happened to EDUBUNTU?
[07:58] <Balsaq> EDESU i tried the same technique on a really ols epson laser and could not make it work right,,,but my newer hp does print on ubuntu
[07:58] <tiox> Couldn't you guys just work off of Trillian? :/
[07:58] <nvme> indus: well is that what you wanted me to try ?
[07:58] <indus> nvme: did it show errors?
[07:58] <indus> nvme: yeah testdisk
[07:59] <VanessaE> tiox: is trillian open source? (I've never looked at it)
[07:59] <nvme> indus: i dont know how to check for errors with it, its only giving me options to 'find lost partitions and rewrite table'
[07:59] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, There isn't a solution yet, I'm working on finding one right now.  Has something to do with the kernel.
[07:59] <tiox> No, Trillian is closed source.
[07:59] <tiox> But open beta.
[07:59] <BDOTH> Trillian is so old that jesus used it.
[07:59] <tiox> And they're soon to be doing stuff for Linux I think.
[07:59] <SuBsAm> :(
[07:59] <SuBsAm> :(
[08:00] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: I saw that some guys sugested to upgrade to 2.6.31 but it seems that the problem stille exists.
[08:00] <SuBsAm> :'(
[08:00]  * VanessaE shrugs
[08:00] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, I noticed that too. It's a change that is for newer computers. If your machine is at least 3 years old, it will have this problem.
[08:01] <indus> nvme: yea run it
[08:01] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, don't worry man, nobody has found a solution too it but I'm working on fixing it myself. When I find a fix for this, I'll make sure to announce it.
[08:01] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: it is a bit newer but uses the I915 Chip and i read teh problem is in the Intell Video. The strange part is that my audio is also broken
[08:01] <SuBsAm> indus :
[08:01] <Balsaq> indus ActionParsnip: OK...burn slow like 8x, md5 test before burn, burn as image-not data...don't extract or anything...do i have it?
[08:01] <SuBsAm> indus :(
[08:01] <SuBsAm> indus the chat master hate me
[08:01] <oddhyena> is there a way to set /dev/raw1394 to have read/write permissions enabled by default every system startup? i don't want to always have to manually set /dev/raw1394 to a+rw every time want to record video
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: pretty much, rust right click te image and select open with and select your burning software, it will manage it
[08:02] <VanessaE> Oddhyena: add yourself to whatever group owns that device
[08:02] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, I'll have to dig one of those processors out of my box and give it a try. Thanks for telling me what chip it is, I can narrow down the problem faster by testing it on that one too.
[08:02] <indus> SuBsAm: what
[08:03] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip ok thanks never burned anything...this will be interesting i am sure thanks a lot
[08:03] <SuBsAm> the chAT MASTER HATE ME :(
[08:03] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: I am searching and will report if i find a solution.
[08:03] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, I do need to know what revision that chip is? there is A, B, C, D, E revisions. Do you know what yours is?
[08:03] <VanessaE> if it's root, then make a new group, add yourself to that group, and then add a command to /etc/rc.local to chown the device entry
[08:03] <SuBsAm> she said thet i'm stuped
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: no worries
[08:03] <boritek_> re
[08:04] <oddhyena> VanessaE, i can't find the group for raw1394 or firewire
[08:04] <boritek_> i have reinstalled xsplash, but the ubuntu logo still doesnt pulse at boot time
[08:04] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: Will look at it let ya know
[08:04] <boritek_> like by live cd
[08:04] <VanessaE> oddhyena, what group is it?  ls -lad /dev/raw1394
[08:04] <indus> i go lunch
[08:04] <ronald> Dasei: how can i install the ALSA? because i con't install use the link you give to me. its always error
[08:04] <indus> SuBsAm: what chat is that
[08:04] <indus> SuBsAm: what subject
[08:05] <SuBsAm> i asked the chat master
[08:05] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, ok thanks. Also if you can find out. Do you use Gnome, KDE, or X?
[08:05] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: Hmm system wont tell m e wich one
[08:05] <oddhyena> VanessaE, the output was "crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 171, 0 2009-11-11 22:59 /dev/raw1394"
[08:05] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: Hmm Gnome of course :-)
[08:05] <SuBsAm> about the kind of java that the chat use
[08:05] <DasEi> ronald: where are you stuck ?
[08:05] <indus> SuBsAm: there is another plugin maybe you try that, its called gcj-web-plugin
[08:05] <indus> !gcj
[08:06] <SuBsAm> she can't speak english well and she was busy with another guy
[08:06] <SuBsAm> she hate me
[08:06] <BDOTH> Gnome is my favorite, ok _-XPERT-_, do you know how to access the gnome process manager? Look up what process or demon that uses the most CPU resources.
[08:06] <SuBsAm> :(
[08:06] <ronald> DasEi: i use this linkhttp://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Quick_Install
[08:06] <Balsaq> brb...
[08:06] <oddhyena> VanessaE, do I have to set myself as root? is that a security issue?
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BDOTH: ps -ef
[08:06] <tiox> Oh yes! How would I get there?
[08:07] <VanessaE> oddhyena, no
[08:07] <DasEi> ronald: ls ~/Desktop/alsa*
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-process-manager
[08:07] <DasEi> ronald: your packed alsa there ?
[08:07] <VanessaE> rather, you need to create a new group, say, "rawfire".  groupadd rawfire
[08:07] <ronald> yes
[08:07] <VanessaE> then add yourself to it:  usermod -a -G rawfire yourname
[08:07] <DasEi> ronald: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa
[08:08] <VanessaE> then add a line to /etc/rc.local to force the ownership of the file:  chmod root:rawfire /etc/raw1394
[08:08] <ronald> DasEi: ls ~/Desktop/alsa*
[08:08] <ronald> /home/ronald/Desktop/alsa-driver-1.0.9rc4a.tar.bz2
[08:08] <P_Kable> Hello how do I know JAVA_HOME please ?
[08:08] <SuBsAm> where can i find it ?
[08:08] <SuBsAm> indus whare can i find it ?
[08:08] <BDOTH> _-XPERT-_, should be under the system menu under administrative
[08:08] <isolat3dsh33p> !lo
[08:08] <DasEi> ronald: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa
[08:08] <sten2> q
[08:09] <michael> sudo bring me a beer
[08:09] <DasEi> ronald: sudo cp ~/Desktop/alsa*  /usr/src/alsa
[08:09] <ronald> DasEi: sudo mkdir /usr/src/alsa
[08:09] <ronald> mkdir: cannot create directory `/usr/src/alsa': File exists
[08:09] <tiox> No...
[08:09] <VanessaE> oddhyena, after that, run that chmod command at a terminal also (as root) and then log out and back in.
[08:09] <Flannel> michael: Please stay on topic.  Thanks
[08:09] <BDOTH> sudo apt-get beer
[08:09] <VanessaE> verify that you're in the group:  id yourname
[08:09] <DasEi> ronald : fine, copy tarball over
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> !beer
[08:09] <tiox> It would be sudo fridge install 6pack
[08:09] <ronald> ok
[08:09] <VanessaE> oddhyena, finally, chmod 775 /dev/raw1394
[08:09] <tiox> THEN sudo beer. :P
[08:09] <VanessaE> (and add that command right after the chown command in rc.local)
[08:10] <ronald> DasEi: then next?
[08:10] <boritek_> does anybody know where could the famous Ubuntu Sax.ogg song be downloaded?
[08:10] <BDOTH> Did you know if you search the synaptic page manager for beer you will get a program named "anymeal"? Kinda funny
[08:10] <boritek_> i mean the full version!!!
[08:10] <DasEi> ronald: cd /usr/src/alsa
[08:10] <VanessaE> oddhyena, clear as mud? ;)
[08:10] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, i've checked my /etc/networks/interfaces file and found that it uses lo interface which i don't know what. I'm using wireless, is it okay that the interface is lo? Because my internet connection is awfully slow :/
[08:10] <boritek_> at full length
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> !ot | boritek_
[08:10] <VanessaE> isolat3dsh33p, "lo" refers to the system's loopback driver.
[08:10] <VanessaE> i.e. <IP_ADDRESS>/localhost.  it's not a real interface
[08:10] <DasEi> ronald: sudo  tar jxvf alsa-driver-xxx.tar.bz2
[08:11] <krs2> uhm
[08:11] <DasEi> ronald: sudo  tar jxvf alsa*                 .sorry
[08:11] <Guest28955> necesito ayuda
[08:11] <krs2> how do i tell update-manager that i dont want 10.4 when doing "update-manager -d" ?
[08:11] <VanessaE> isolat3dsh33p, check in /etc/NetworkManager instead.
[08:11] <krs2> i want 9.10
[08:11] <VanessaE> that seems to be where networking stuff is being stored and used from now.
[08:11] <isolat3dsh33p> VanessaE, ok, will do.
[08:11] <krs2> or is it to late to get 9.10 now? =D
[08:11] <BDOTH> Brb, guys. Going down to the man cave where the other computer is
[08:11] <Guest28955> algun español k me ayude
[08:11] <DasEi> ronald: unpacked it ?
[08:12] <ronald> DasEi: ok.then after this sudo  tar jxvf alsa*.what the next?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> krs2: you won't be able to get it yet, and if you could, at this early stage it would be very bare: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-10-04lucid-lynx-release-schedule.html
[08:12] <Flannel> krs2: Don't use -d
[08:12] <DasEi> ronald: unpacked it ?
[08:12] <Flannel> krs2: Just regular update-manager
[08:12] <Flannel> krs2: -d is for development releases (Lucid)
[08:12] <porkpie> Hi guy's I have an urgent problem  my ubuntu server will not reboot over ssh
[08:13] <DasEi> ronald: cd alsa-driver>pressTABhere<
[08:13] <porkpie> I have tried reboot and shutdown -r no jy
[08:13] <iscape> am trying to make a live usb with karmic on a fedora system - is there anywhere a howto?
[08:13] <billybigrigger> porkpie, it's not suggested to upgrade your server over ssh
[08:13] <porkpie> Can any one help please
[08:13] <billybigrigger> porkpie, read the release notes next time
[08:13] <iscape> the usb-creator is a ubuntu only it seems
[08:13] <ronald> DasEi: tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[08:13] <krs2> ah, thanks
[08:13] <isolat3dsh33p> VanessaE, what should i look for in the NetworkManager folder? th system-connections folder is empty. Btw, i'm trying to solve slow internet connection
[08:13] <porkpie> billybigrigger: what are you talking about
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> porkpie: sudo shutdown -r now
[08:14] <DasEi> iscape: checkout pendrivelinux for persistent install unetbooting for an installer-usb
[08:14] <VanessaE> isolat3dsh33p, that I'm not sure of
[08:14] <DasEi> ronald: sudo  tar -xvf alsa*
[08:14] <isolat3dsh33p> VanessaE, thanks anyway
[08:14] <porkpie> ActionParsnip: makes no difference ....
[08:14] <oddhyena> VanessaE, thanks
[08:14] <VanessaE> isolat3dsh33p, if I had to guess, I'd say your wireless card is being forced to one of the early protocols
[08:14] <krs2> damn, didnt get any new releases
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> porkpie: strange
[08:15] <porkpie> ActionParsnip: it like something is stopping the shuntdown process
[08:15] <Flannel> boritek_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/all/example-content/download
[08:15] <iscape> DasEi: hmm, is there not somewhere a howto for doing it with fdisk and mkfs + copying the things out of the iso?
[08:16] <SuBsAm> indus dude
[08:16] <iscape> DasEi: I have found some pages but they are outdated
[08:16] <DasEi> iscape: doing what ?
[08:16] <ronald> DasEi: i finsh enter this sudo  tar -xvf alsa*
[08:16] <DasEi> ronald: cd alsa-driver>pressTABhere<
[08:16] <SuBsAm> indus can i ask u somthing ?
[08:16] <porkpie> ActionParsnip: is there a unbuntu server channel
[08:16] <isolat3dsh33p> VanessaE, how do i know this? I'm not really sure what is the early protocols. :/
[08:16] <iscape> DasEi: creating a live USB without usb-creator
[08:16] <VanessaE> isolat3dsh33p, not sure there either.  Just trying to give you something to search by.
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> porkpie: not sure, try #ubuntu-server or #ubuntuserver
[08:16] <DasEi> iscape: there are, but much more complicated
[08:17] <DasEi> iscape: persistent install ?
[08:17] <isolat3dsh33p> VanessaE, thanks :D
[08:17] <VanessaE> iscape, what about this:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USB%20Installation%20Media
[08:18] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: Fixed the problem upgraded to the very last kernel
[08:19] <iscape> VanessaE: thanks, that was what I was looking for but didn't find. DasEi: thx too for your help
[08:19] <rick-mancave> _-XPERT-_, good deal. I'll try that on mine now.
[08:19] <rick-mancave> Guys, this is BDOTH, i'm in my mancave right now
[08:19]  * VanessaE swats her hands around and makes chop socky cries.  Feel my google-fu! :-)
[08:20] <skyl> I have gtk-recordmydesktop working to make .ogv and I can convert to .flv with decent quality.  I'm wondering how to make the absolute highest quality screencasts on ubuntu --> .flv  Is this the best way that I have?
[08:21] <ziroday> !screencast > skyl
[08:21] <ronald> Dasei: after this cd alsa-driver?
[08:21] <SuBsAm> indus u there my friend ?
[08:21] <VanessaE> ok, bed.
[08:22] <skyl> ziroday do you know which would allow me the highest video quality.  the sound is fine
[08:22] <DasEi> ronald: sudo ./configure --with-sequencer=yes && make
[08:22] <ziroday> skyl: I'd imagine recordmydesktop
[08:23] <hila> OH! Sorry!
[08:23] <ronald> Dasei:ok.,then next?
[08:24] <DasEi> ronald:  make install
[08:24] <ronald> Dasei: make: *** [compile] Error 2
[08:24] <_-XPERT-_> rick-mancave: I am running 2.6.31-14
[08:24] <rick-mancave> awesome
[08:24] <DasEi> ronald : did you install build -essential ?
[08:24] <_-XPERT-_> BDOTH: I am running 2.6.31-14 now and this solves both problems of Xorg and Audio
[08:25] <ronald> yes
[08:25] <rick-mancave> _-XPERT-_, I'm already updating to that version
[08:27] <rick-mancave> !kernel-update
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> !kernel
[08:27] <ronald> DasEi: yes
[08:30] <cwe_devil> .....
[08:32] <jokerblog> hello
[08:32] <doruk> hi there. Anyone knows which tweaks i could use with an ssd drive on ubuntu netbook remix to get full advantage of an SSD ?
[08:33] <jokerblog> i don't know
[08:33] <backpackzakattak> join #wordpress
[08:35] <aiyu> hii all
[08:35] <aiyu> does ubuntu 9.04 support intel onboard graphics
[08:35] <SuBsAm> indus
[08:35] <knoxville> hi
[08:35] <SuBsAm> u here  ?
[08:35] <jokerblog> that's ok
[08:36] <Billiard> aiyu: yes
[08:36] <SwedeMike> aiyu: supports my GMA4500HD anyway.
[08:36] <aiyu> does it have builtin support?
[08:36] <Billiard> aiyu: yes
[08:36] <ajah> if u used vista or windows there is very good searcher for file with suggestion is there this kind of tool for ubuntu
[08:36] <SuBsAm> billiard how indus know my location ?
[08:36] <aiyu> ok. thanks, billiard
[08:37] <Billiard> SuBsAm: what?
[08:37] <[JackD]> hmm why do people keep opening dcc's on in this room with 0 byte files ?
[08:37] <SuBsAm> how indus know my location ?
[08:37] <SteveHill> I have a sd-chip on my Jaunty laptop, and it just started being mountable, complaining about having a bad superblock.  I know how to get an ext2 FS mounted, but how do I do it with a FAT2 FS>>
[08:37] <epalm> does anyone have specific knowledge on how to slow-mo an avi file?
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> SuBsAm: your client gives your wan ip, you can search for that in sites to give the location from the ip
[08:37] <iceroot_> is this a sym or a hardlink? lrwxrwxrwx
[08:38] <SuBsAm> billiard he ask me if i'm from egypt or not ?
[08:38] <Billiard> iceroot_: sym
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> iceroot_: i dont think ls can tell, I think just a link file is seen
[08:38] <SuBsAm> how he know my client ?
[08:38] <Billiard> SuBsAm: everyone can see everyones
[08:39] <SuBsAm> how ?
[08:39] <mike99> SuBsAm, very easily from your whois I can tell your in Saudi Arabia
[08:39] <iceroot_> ActionParsnip: if there is something lik foo -> /etc/bar  in ls, is this a sym or a hardlink?
[08:39] <SuBsAm> could u tell me plz
[08:39] <mike99> SuBsAm, and I know your with Saudi Telecom for your internet company
[08:39] <SteveHill> er, UNmountable.
[08:39] <doruk> hi there. Anyone knows which tweaks i could use with an ssd drive on ubuntu netbook remix to get full advantage of an SSD ?
[08:39] <SuBsAm> mike99 great
[08:39] <Billiard> iceroot_: its sym
[08:40] <SuBsAm> how u know this information ?
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> iceroot_: most likely sym
[08:40] <Billiard> iceroot_: definately sym
[08:40] <ZykoticK9> iceroot_, if it says l at the beginning it's a symlink, if it show - it's a hard link (there is basically no difference between a hardlink and an actual file)  if you don't tell ln to use -s then it's a hard link BTW
[08:41] <mike99> SuBsAm, it's called Internet Protocol (IP) for short. Every ISP / Internet Service Provider needs to register it's IP through ARIN and this is how people know where you are from
[08:41] <SuBsAm> mike99  how u know this infos ?
[08:41] <SteveHill> ajah: Look at locate and it's datafile filler, updatedb.'
[08:41] <SuBsAm> ok
[08:41] <iceroot_> Billiard: ActionParsnip ZykoticK9   thank you all for this info (i should know..) :)
[08:41] <SuBsAm> if i want to know where r u from
[08:41] <SuBsAm> what can i do ?
[08:42] <om26er> SuBsAm: part
[08:42] <Billiard> SuBsAm: just google how to find someones location on irc or somethin
[08:42] <SuBsAm> mike99  right click on the name ?
[08:43] <mike99> SuBsAm, /whois $nickname
[08:43] <dtork> how might I assign a command (such as aplay file.wav) to run with an action from another application?
[08:43] <bastl> hello i'm making a GTK application that embeds a xulrunner-based HTML component. After upgrading to 9.10, I get this error when linking: /usr/bin/ld: warning: libmozjs.so, needed by /usr/lib/xulrunner-devel-<IP_ADDRESS>/lib/libxul.so, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)
[08:43] <bastl> but libmozjs.so is available as locate tells me
[08:44] <SuBsAm> mike99  but my country is unknown
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> bastl: you will need to find where xulrunner expects the file to be then symlink it
[08:44] <DasEi> ronald:  still around ?
[08:44] <mike99> SuBsAm, but you have an IP address and when typing whois $IP on command line you can tell the company which owns the IP address
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> bastl: or check the location of the file is part of PATH
[08:45] <SuBsAm> in treminal ?
[08:45] <bastl> ActionParsnip: ah, /usr/lib/xulrunner/libmozjs.so is dead. But why do I have to set it manually?
[08:45] <SuBsAm> mike99  in treminal ?
[08:45] <mike99> SuBsAm, on CLI / Command Line Interface
[08:45] <SuBsAm> where is it ?
[08:45] <knoxville> SubsAm: Are you from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia?
[08:46] <SuBsAm> no in another
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> bastl: not sure, its not something i use
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> bastl: but you obviously do in your situation
[08:46] <knoxville> SuBsAm: But you're form Saudi Arabia? Your ISP is from Riyadh? :)
[08:46] <knoxville> *From
[08:46] <bastl> well, I'd rather reinstall some dep packages.
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> bastl: maybe its a bug
[08:46] <SuBsAm> i'm in saudi but not i ryadah
[08:47] <goathead> how can i see what graphics drivers i am using (ubuntu 9.10) there is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[08:47] <DigitalKiwi> my IP used to say I was in Denver I think, or something far away like that, when I'm in Omaha >.>
[08:47] <mike99> man who knew Saudi Arabia internet pipe goes through Hongkong lol
[08:47] <jussi01> !ot
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> bastl: the files in the packages will go right where they are now so i doubt it will remedy stuff, worth a try now. It is free
[08:47] <SteveHill> I have a sd-chip on my Jaunty laptop, and it just started being unmountable, complaining about having a bad superblock. I know how to get an ext2 FS mounted, but how do I do it with a FAT2 FS??
[08:48] <yacyac> can anyone help me setup a fileserver on my ubuntu 9.10 machin
[08:48] <SuBsAm> ok ok
[08:48] <DasEi> Steve: what fs is it ?
[08:48] <SuBsAm> if i have proxy
[08:48] <Billiard> SteveHill: sounds like the filesystem is bad on your sdcard
[08:48] <thansen> anyone in here have an nvidia 230M laptop?
[08:48] <SuBsAm> can any one know ?
[08:48] <mike99> yacc, what would you like to use Samba or NFS?
[08:48] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip ok ready to burn, do i choose IMAGE CD OR IMAGE ISO OR DREATE BOOTABLE CD?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: kill the caps
[08:48] <Balsaq> accident
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: ok
[08:48] <SteveHill> DasEi: The chip is formatted in fat2.
[08:49] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip: I thought you said cops for a minute there.
[08:49] <Billiard> SteveHill: how did you try to mount it
[08:49] <yacyac> mike99, i have the data to be shared with few other ubuntu machins and 1 windows box
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: can you not select   file -> open  then select the iso?
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> leaf-sheep: hahah
[08:49] <mike99> yacyac, SAMBA would be the easiest then so type sudo apt-get install samba
[08:50] <SuBsAm> where is command line interface in ubuntu ?
[08:50] <yacyac> mike99, doing it
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> yacyac: +1 samba, ive seen people with issues on win7 with samba
[08:50] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip at the very onset..i have to choose one of many items...burn iso, burn cd....or another choice is bootable cd-which i thought might be correct
[08:50] <SteveHill> Billiard: I have it in /etc/fstab and it has been automounted for three versions of Ubuntu.
[08:50] <jussi01> SuBsAm: apllications -> accessories -> terminal
[08:50] <SuBsAm> ok
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: what burning software are you using??
[08:50] <RONY> Hi guys
[08:50] <Balsaq> burnaware
[08:51] <goathead> System>Administration>Hardware Drivers  ... i have an ATI card, how come it says not drivers available, i need opengl.
[08:51] <yacyac> ActionParsnip, i dont want it to be shared with win7 ... windows xp is what i want to share with
[08:51] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip i think it has to be a bootable cd?
[08:51] <RONY>  :o  i said hi
[08:51] <Billiard> SteveHill: whats the line look like?
[08:51] <leaf-sheep> yacyac: Windows XP uses Samba for file-sharing.
[08:51] <RONY> i think i'm gonna say bye  :(
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: ive not used it, if you open the iso with the app it should realise its an ISO and act accordingly
[08:52] <jussi01> RONY: this isnt a general chat channel, you can just ask a question here, or go to #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: no, that will add some alien boot stuff to the disk, the iso is already bootable so doesnt need any interference
[08:52] <SuBsAm> $ whois the ip ?
[08:52] <yacyac> mike99, install samba
[08:52] <Oyoz> hi people,i have a compaq presario f700.and it is a wifi certified.i installed ubuntu 9.10 but i am unable to access  the internet wirelessly.please help
[08:52] <yacyac> mike99, installed samba
[08:52] <SuBsAm> jussi01 $ whois the ip ?
[08:52] <chu_> Hey guys, don't know if anyone here uses MIT OpenCourseWare, but I want to play .rm files, and I need RealPlayer, trying apt-get install realplayer, apparantly it is referred to by another package, but there is no installation candidate for it, that's fine, but how do I install realplayer?
[08:53] <Billiard> Oyoz: can you see the wireless networks?
[08:53] <jussi01> !mp3 | chu_
[08:53] <yacyac> leaf-sheep, what do i do next
[08:53] <mike99> yacyac, k perfect now type this sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/old.smb.conf
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> chu_: its on the medibuntu repo
[08:53] <mike99> yacyac, I'll msg you my config and just edit that and your set
[08:53] <leaf-sheep> yacyac: mike99 is assisting you.
[08:53] <Oyoz> no,i cant
[08:54] <Balsaq> ActionPArsnip ok...under the heading "disc images"...1. burn iso image or make cd image...those are the choices
[08:54] <Billiard> Oyoz: what wireless card do you have?
[08:54] <yacyac> mike99, alright
[08:54] <yacyac> thanks
[08:54] <SuBsAm> mmmmmmmmm
[08:54] <Oyoz> when i type iwconfig,its saying no wireless extension
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: burn image     don't you think, as thats what you want to do.....
[08:54] <mike99> ack copy paste is kind of broke let me use paste.ubuntu.com
[08:55] <om26er> !paste
[08:55] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip sounds good too me...
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: you have an image, and want to burn it, so burn image  is the obvious choice
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: i'm astounded you asked
[08:55] <Billiard> Oyoz: type "lspci" look for your wireless card
[08:55] <epalm> does anyone have specific knowledge on how to slow-mo an avi file?
[08:56] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip sorry?
[08:56] <chu_> Thanks ActionParsnip
[08:56] <mike99> yacyac, click on download as text
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: i'm just suprised you asked which option to choose
[08:56] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip well make cd sounds good too
[08:56] <Balsaq> too a non tech
[08:56] <om26er> !lucid
[08:56] <mike99> yacyac, next gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf copy/paste the stuff I gave you
[08:56] <Balsaq> ok here goes
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: np
[08:56] <Oyoz> Thats my card.03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5001 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: burn slow
[08:57] <SuBsAm> jussi01
[08:57] <Balsaq> well i hope it offers me that slow setting ActionParsnip
[08:57] <SuBsAm> jussi01 dude
[08:57] <mike99> yacyac, sorry sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[08:57] <fighter1> how to set 1280*1024 res ?????????????????????????????????????????????////
[08:57] <infid> how can i view what's in my clipboard without pasting it first?
[08:57] <Billiard> Oyoz: sorry i dont do atheros lol
[08:57] <chu_> Mmm, still the same thing, it's there, but no installation candidate... maybe I'm looking at the wrong package?
[08:57] <courpse> In reguards to the ram problem i was in here bout an hour ago talking to peeps about, removing ram sticks same thing happened, i then did the memtest86, and ram has 0 errors.
[08:57] <jussi01> SuBsAm: ??
[08:57] <courpse> Yet i still have applications closing at random.
[08:57] <SuBsAm> how can i locate ur place
[08:58] <fighter1> 1280*1024  ??????
[08:58] <SuBsAm> jussi01 i can't c ur ip ?
[08:58] <jussi01> SuBsAm: I have it hidden.
[08:58] <courpse> fighter1, The more repeated puncuation you use the more likely you will be ignored.
[08:58] <SuBsAm> jussi01 can i ask how?
[08:58] <jussi01> !cloak
[08:58] <Billiard> fighter1: what video card do you have?
[08:58] <Oyoz> What can i do then??
[08:58] <mQQsh> is it possible to install teamviewer on ubuntu?
[08:59] <Oyoz> :(
[08:59] <jussi01> SuBsAm: for more info, please join #freenode
[08:59] <Billiard> Oyoz: google how to get your specific card working in ubuntu, im sure there is a step by step guide
[08:59] <SuBsAm> jussi01 ok give me the like
[08:59] <om26er> mQQsh: no
[08:59] <fighter1> nvidia 7150
[09:00] <om26er> !tab | fighter1
[09:00] <Billiard> fighter1: did you install the nvidia drivers?
[09:00] <fighter1> ya
[09:01] <fighter1> 185
[09:01] <Take0n> guys where do I have to put a script in order to make it appear when I right click on an icon and select scripts?
[09:01] <Take0n> I have put some stuff there but I don't remember how..
[09:01] <fighter1> not showing 1280*1024
[09:01] <Billiard> fighter run nvidia-settings
[09:01] <Billiard> fighter1: ^
[09:01] <chu_> ActionParnsip - What package should I be looking for to install realplayer?
[09:02] <DasEi> !realplayer
[09:02] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip she's burning!
[09:02] <Balsaq> 8x
[09:02] <Balsaq> and checked off thet tet thing
[09:02] <SuBsAm> ok friend this option is in any chat
[09:02] <Take0n> oh nevermind there is an option at the end of that menu which says "open scripts folder"
[09:02] <fighter1> ya now
[09:02] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip so now that i checked off test, will it not be a real burn?
[09:03] <chu_> Mmm... So there aren't any RealPlayer debs available?
[09:03] <Billiard> fighter1: can you pick the resolution there?
[09:03] <fighter1> Billiard: no
[09:03] <Billiard> fighter1: what are the options?
[09:03] <fighter1> Billiard: 1152*864
[09:03] <Default> I need some help with block size
[09:03] <fighter1> Billiard: 1024*768
[09:03] <Default> is anyone in the mood for helping out?
[09:03] <Billiard> fighter1: does your monitor support 1280 1024?
[09:04] <goathead> i need to get opengl running on my machine, using an ATI card, installed all the fglrx packages already, rebooted, no opengl.
[09:04] <fighter1> Billiard: 1360*768
[09:04] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip wow 27% already!
[09:04] <Billiard> fighter1: you dont have to tell me them all
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: just let the app do its thing, when its done it will say
[09:04] <fighter1> Billiard: ok
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: when you first boot to the CD, run the CD self test tomake sure its ok
[09:04] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip so whatever that test is...it will just test and burn and all at once...
[09:05] <Balsaq> oh
[09:05] <cybersplice> Caplain__: Nice IP.
[09:05] <fighter1> Billiard: but whenever i run the display setting it keeps sayin It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool.  Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?
[09:05] <SuBsAm> Billiard is this option is in any chat ?
[09:05] <Balsaq> ActionPArsnip i see, so by chossing the test...it will give me the option totest before i install
[09:05] <Billiard> fighter1: thats why i said run nvidia-settings
[09:05] <Caplain__> cybersplice, thanks
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: the burn is seperate, you will boot to the CD like a normal OS install, the first screen will have an option to test the CD for defects, run that too
[09:05] <Billiard> SuBsAm: what option?
[09:06] <indus> hi
[09:06] <SuBsAm> that i can know every one location ?
[09:06] <indus> SuBsAm: i guess from your name
[09:06] <SuBsAm> my name ?
[09:06] <indus> SuBsAm: almesry
[09:06] <Billiard> SuBsAm: many clients allow it
[09:06] <SuBsAm> mmmmmmmmmmmmm
[09:07] <indus> SuBsAm: you egypt or no?
[09:07] <SuBsAm> Billiard what about the dj chAT ?
[09:07] <fighter1> Billiard: but i clicked yes
[09:07] <SuBsAm> I'M EGYPTION RIGHT
[09:07] <fighter1> Billiard: and it keeps saying all the tiome
[09:07] <SuBsAm> PUT IN SAUDI ARABIA
[09:07] <GatoLoko> SuBsAm: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado.
[09:08] <fighter1> Billiard:is there a custom way to swet the resolutions
[09:08] <indus> SuBsAm: hmm that i dont know
[09:08] <indus> SuBsAm: salaam alekom
[09:08] <SuBsAm> ooooooo
[09:08] <ComboBreaker> allah
[09:08] <ComboBreaker> hamas
[09:08] <Billiard> fighter1: in the xorg.conf you can set it
[09:08] <SuBsAm> u r muslim ?
[09:08] <ComboBreaker> juihad
[09:08] <ComboBreaker> jihad
[09:08] <indus> GatoLoko: he is not spanish
[09:08] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip ok cool thanks...in case you forgot i will re-introduce myself..i am Balsaq, cetified, A-non tech, we are at 45% yee-haa can't thank you enough!
[09:08] <kraut> moin
[09:09] <indus> SuBsAm: iam indian :)
[09:09] <goathead> i have an radeon x850, 256mb, why won't the "Restricted Drivers Manager" recognise it?
[09:09] <SuBsAm> mmmmmmmmmmmm
[09:09] <ComboBreaker> because you are a fagggot that uses linux
[09:09] <om26er> SuBsAm:
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> !es | GatoLoko
[09:09] <SuBsAm> om26er : :)
[09:09] <DasEi> !ot | ComboBreaker
[09:09] <indus> ComboBreaker: mind your tone and language
[09:09] <SuBsAm> om26er at ur service
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> goathead: check www.ati.com for drivers, if its not listed then you will need to use the open driver
[09:10] <ComboBreaker> go blow yourself up douchebag
[09:10]  * indus   sighs
[09:10] <om26er> ComboBreaker: shhh
[09:10] <chu_> Wow, intelligent.
[09:10] <ComboBreaker> bye terrorist
[09:10] <iceroot_> ComboBreaker: stop that please
[09:10] <DasEi> ComboBreaker: stop it, or you'll be dropped out
[09:10] <canis_lupus87> ComboBreaker: quit trolling
[09:10] <om26er> !op | ComboBreaker
[09:10] <ComboBreaker> no u
[09:10] <ComboBreaker> !op ComboBreaker
[09:10] <ComboBreaker> !op ComboBreaker
[09:10] <ComboBreaker> !op ComboBreaker
[09:10] <iceroot_> ComboBreaker: have a nice day, cu
[09:10] <FloodBot1> ComboBreaker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:10] <messiah> !tucan
[09:11] <SuBsAm> indus i will reload the package that u told me pefor
[09:11] <indus> jussi01: thanks
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> why do people do that?
[09:11] <messiah> isn't it the name of the similar to jdownloader "tucan"?
[09:11] <indus> SuBsAm: which page
[09:11] <SuBsAm> this is the last try
[09:11] <SuBsAm> cji
[09:12] <SuBsAm> indus gci wep
[09:12] <indus> SuBsAm: yeah gcj-webplugin
[09:12] <SuBsAm> indus aha
[09:12] <indus> SuBsAm: remove teh java plugin first
[09:12] <SuBsAm> ops
[09:12] <SuBsAm> i alreaDY MAKE INSTALL
[09:13] <Balsaq> 71%
[09:13] <om26er> fighter1: what is the problem in the system--> preferences--> screen doesn't it show you your desired resolution
[09:13] <messiah> hello?
[09:13] <pw-toxic> hi, my pc crashed while updating.. now i cant do apt-get update anymore
[09:13] <SuBsAm> OK OK
[09:13] <tiox> Hello again everyone.
[09:13] <SuBsAm> IT RELOADED
[09:13] <indus> Balsaq: if you get stuck at 82 % disconnect internet
[09:13] <SuBsAm> indus I WILL MAKE RESTART
[09:13] <Balsaq> indus oh no
[09:13] <indus> SuBsAm: ok
[09:13] <Balsaq> indus what the heck?
[09:13] <tiox> Still have never figured out my jSD card issue. My laptop is an Acer Aspire model and I'd like to make it work.
[09:14] <indus> Balsaq: its stuck?
[09:14] <tiox> SD card*
[09:14] <Balsaq> indus nope
[09:14] <Piep000r> hello does anybody know how i can install openvas-plugins using ubuntu 9.10
[09:14] <Balsaq> its slow i am doing 8x indus
[09:14] <indus> Balsaq: its a bug ,if you dont have a network, it gets stuck, just disconnect the wire
[09:14] <om26er> tiox: plz update to the bios 3310
[09:14] <messiah> !p tucan
[09:14] <indus> Balsaq: aah burning
[09:14] <messiah> !tucan
[09:14] <tiox> bios 3310? What the heck?
[09:14] <messiah> what is the name of that program, is it in the repo?
[09:14] <indus> Balsaq: i burnt it at 24 x :P
[09:14] <Balsaq> indus and if i do that is the whole process ruined?
[09:14] <ejv> anybody know why LVM incorrectly reports free space?
[09:15] <indus> Balsaq: do what
[09:15] <om26er> tiox: latest acer aspire one bios solves memory card reader problems
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> ejv: fsck it may help
[09:15] <indus> Balsaq: sorry i thought you were installing
[09:15] <tiox> Oh.
[09:15] <tiox> Where can I get that?
[09:15] <Balsaq> if i pull the interenet wire does it wreck it indus
[09:15] <Balsaq> indus nope burning
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> tiox: http://support.acer.com   my guess
[09:15] <indus> Balsaq: will wreck what
[09:15] <Balsaq> indus nevermind...i got it
[09:15] <indus> Balsaq: i was saying, when you are installing it and it gets stuck at 82 %, do that
[09:16] <Balsaq> indus ok...but what will happen tothe install if i do that
[09:16] <chu_> When I try to install realplayer I get this dpkg "Bad file descriptor" error... What does this mean?
[09:16] <indus> Balsaq: it will go forward :) upto 100 %
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> chu_: did you use the medibuntu repo?
[09:16] <Balsaq> indus wow thats cool thaks'
[09:16] <indus> chu_: hmm install it from the command line
[09:16] <Take0n> when you put a script in nautilus scripts folder what more do you have to do for nautilus to see it? I put two scripts there but they wonät appear do I have to log out and in?
[09:17] <indus> chu_: sudo dpkg -i <package>
[09:17] <chu_> I ended up just downloading it from their web site, I couldn't find anything from the repos...
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | chu_
[09:17] <ejv> ActionParsnip: ok
[09:17] <Balsaq> indus have to watch fir that one...is that just a 9.10 bug?
[09:17] <bastl> ActionParsnip: I managed to set the link to the missing libmozjs.so manually. Now the linker succeeds. But the built binary complains: libxul.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. This seems related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xulrunner-1.9/+bug/286906
[09:17] <mcmlxxi> !grub2
[09:17] <indus> Balsaq: no its in all versions, but doesnt happen to all
[09:17] <Balsaq> 95%!
[09:17] <indus> Balsaq: happens if the network is down
[09:17] <Balsaq> wow 1st burn ever
[09:17] <Balsaq> indus oh i see
[09:17] <indus> Balsaq: how long have you been burning this ?
[09:17] <Balsaq> maybe 15 minutes
[09:18] <chu_> Cheers Indus, it appeared to work that way.
[09:18] <Balsaq> indus doing a slow burn
[09:18] <chu_> What was the difference?
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> bastl: i guess you'll have to work around the bug or fix the bug yourself
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: congrats
[09:18] <indus> chu_: yeah cheers, itsa  bug in karmic, i thought it was fixed, you in beta?
[09:18] <Balsaq> indus you burn OS's at 24x?
[09:18]  * om26er says if installation stucks at 80% disconnect internet and it will paas
[09:18] <Balsaq> yes thanks AP
[09:18] <indus> Balsaq: 15 min hmm
[09:18] <Balsaq> its done
[09:18] <indus> Balsaq: i do all kinds of things :D
[09:19] <om26er> !torrents
[09:19] <Balsaq> indus does it work fast too
[09:19] <bastl> hm.  The idea of ubuntu was that things should just work :-/
[09:19] <indus> om26er: yes i gave him that tip and its 82 % not 80 :P
[09:19] <Balsaq> took 18 min 57 sec
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> bastl: its still essentially linux which has lots of weird quirks
[09:20] <bastl> not perfect but hte best we have. as with democracy ...
[09:20] <indus> Balsaq:hmm its always advisable to burn cds at a slower speed, so instead of waiting , i started using usb to boot :)
[09:20] <om26er> indus: ya whatever. but 80% is a bug
[09:20] <bastl> !ot
[09:20] <Balsaq> have always wanted to burn something this is too cool
[09:20] <bastl> :-)
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> bastl: well, any political policy isnt the best but the best we have ;)
[09:20] <indus> Balsaq: i have never burned anything other than an ubuntu
[09:20]  * canis_lupus87 says 10x is optimal for burning OSes
[09:20] <Balsaq> doesnt look burnt?
[09:21] <indus> Balsaq: and that was a year ago, now i just use usb boot
[09:21] <indus> Balsaq: you know boot from usb?
[09:21] <Balsaq> nope
[09:21] <om26er> !usb | Balsaq
[09:21] <Balsaq> learning
[09:21] <indus> Balsaq: anyways good luck and see you on the live cd then
[09:21] <mQQsh> is there any remote access program that works from windows to ubuntu?  I'm looking to control my ubuntu desktop from a windows laptop
[09:21] <Balsaq> ty ubottu
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: if you put the CD back in it will be read by your current OS
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: so you will know its burned
[09:22] <indus> good tippp
[09:22] <Balsaq> ahh so i can toos it back inthis windows computer huh
[09:22] <canis_lupus87> mQQsh: citrix maybe
[09:22] <gnopak> mQQsh: tightvnc
[09:22] <Balsaq> not a mark on it
[09:22] <indus> Balsaq: it burns the whole disk so see to the end
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: sure, its just a data CD
[09:23] <indus> Balsaq: its 695 mb
[09:23] <om26er> 690
[09:23] <subsam_> indus : name the java u just give it to me
[09:23] <indus> 693.7
[09:23] <Balsaq> cool so i can run it right now in the cd tray as an OS without hurting xp
[09:23] <gnopak> mQQsh: you will need to run vncserver on Linux and TightVNC on Windows.
[09:23] <indus> subsam_: gcj-webplugin
[09:23] <hyla> how i can joinon the italian support channel?
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> Balsaq: well you can read the data, i dont think it will do much except maybe show a splash screen
[09:24] <goathead> so my problem is there are no legacy fglrx drivers in the repos, why do we have legacy support for Nvidia, but not ATI?
[09:24] <Balsaq> cool
[09:24] <om26er> i386=690mb
[09:24] <Balsaq> better wait till the ink dries...just labeled it
[09:24] <indus> Balsaq: so reboot live cd
[09:24] <mQQsh> gnopak, awesome.. thanks im looking into it right now
[09:24] <Billiard> goathead: because ati isnt as pro linux as nvidia
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> goathead: use the open drivers
[09:24] <subsam_> indus : i can't find it
[09:24] <canis_lupus87> goathead: fglrx is proprietary; only AMD has the source
[09:24] <indus> subsam_: type gcj in search bar
[09:24] <dr3mro> Hi, please can any one help me share my video to my brother windows vista pc. I use only ubuntu as my only system and i have a folder called videos in my home directory i want to share that with out password can any one help me . i use a fresh install of karmic
[09:24] <Piep000r> hello does anybody know how i can install openvas-plugins using ubuntu 9.10
[09:25] <indus> canis_lupus87: hmm amd HAVE opened the older drivrs
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: samba
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> !samba | dr3mro
[09:25] <indus> canis_lupus87: and Radeon HD is fast moving to support the latest
[09:25] <canis_lupus87> indus: interesting... I didn't know that.
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: if you mean video as in video files
[09:26] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, I enabled sharing the folder but he cant access my pc . i didn't modify any thing on install
[09:26] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, no my video folder of my home
[09:26] <Billiard> dr3mro: what does the windows machine say when you try to access it?
[09:26] <TheKro> when I try to run bluetooth manager, I get the error message "Bluez daemon is not running, blueman-manager cannot continue". suggestions? (in KDE)
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: samba will allow you to share a data folder and windows systems will be able to access it
[09:27] <mgv2> why do the search engines in firefox get restored each timr after update?
[09:27] <om26er> TheKro: google the exact error
[09:27] <subsam_> indus : ok how can i remove it ?
[09:27] <TheKro> om26er: already tried that
[09:27] <Billiard> TheKro: sudo service bluetooth start
[09:27] <TheKro> Billiard: tried that - nothing happens
[09:27] <dr3mro> Billiard, "windows can't access ..blabla
[09:27] <Billiard> TheKro: absolutely nothing?
[09:27] <arobson> I just upgraded to 9.10 and am having some graphics issues - with a normal boot, everything loads fine and seems normal, but 15-20 seconds after booting up, the screen displays a bunch of weirdly colored pixels before going to black with a blinking cursor (though no text shows up if I type here).  I don't have this problem if I boot in recovery
[09:28] <subsam_> sudo apt-get remove cgj ?
[09:28] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, I used nautilus share and didn't work
[09:28] <canis_lupus87> arobson: what graphics card do you have?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: you need to run: sudo apt-get install samba    first
[09:28] <dr3mro> i can access his pc but he cant access mine
[09:28] <arobson> ati hd 3200
[09:28] <dr3mro> its installed
[09:28] <subsam_> indus sudo apt-get remove cgj ?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: or you can edit /etc/samba/smb.conf   its remarkably easy
[09:28] <Balsaq> will sign off and boot from live cd!
[09:29] <Balsaq> way way too cool
[09:29] <mesenga> hi
[09:29] <mesenga> anyone here?
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: try: gksudo nautilus   then add the share, does that work?
[09:30] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, i did read that file but i remmeber an option set "security=user" is that right i mean should not it be guest not user as i didn't create a user for samba
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: i only edit the file personally, ive never used the gui way
[09:30] <Balsaq> ActionParsnip indus thanks...will hopefully be back on in a minute under the new xubuntu
[09:30] <TheKro> Billiard: no output, and "ps waux|grep blue' doesn't change
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: not sure dude, i add stuff to smb.conf with a lot of confines, and i use a password as I like security
[09:31] <mesenga> I cannot install subversion in Ubuntu 9.10
[09:31] <tamir> s
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: you can setup a password, then have windows map a network drive to the share and store the password
[09:31] <frull> hallo... all
[09:31] <frull> am need help
[09:31] <nh2> hi, I have a really good evtouch calibration but just accidentally overridden /etc/evtouch/config. This takes effect only after relogin. How can I read the settings that are active at the moment?
[09:31] <marckie> hi. how do i find out which package includese linkage.h?
[09:32] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, I dont want to create a user for samba
[09:32] <mesenga> The follow error:
[09:32] <mesenga> Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[09:32] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, i just want to allow any one to acces my shares
[09:32] <mesenga> Whats happening?
[09:32] <subsam_> what is samba ?
[09:32] <TheKro> mesenga: you might have another package manager window open?
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: then i'm no help to you
[09:32] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, thank you any way
[09:33] <TheKro> Billiard: any other suggestions?
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: np man
[09:33] <Billiard> re log in?
[09:33] <TheKro> no - re bluetooth
[09:33] <mesenga> TheKro, yeah.. downloading the updates
[09:33] <TheKro> Billiard: no - re bluetooth
[09:33] <TheKro> mesenga: the updates are locking the database that keeps record of what software you have.  when it's finished - try installing subversion
[09:34] <mesenga> TheKro thank you very much..
[09:34] <TheKro> mesenga: no problem
[09:35] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:35] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:35] <TheKro> Billiard: sorry - misunderstood - thought you meant "re" as in "regarding"
[09:35] <frull> please helpme
[09:35] <smwn> I'll pay anyone One Million dollars if they get my wifi usb d link 160 to work under ubuntu
[09:35] <fool__> is there something similar to rtorrent for podcasts ?
[09:35] <TheKro> Billiard: had problem yesterday already - reboot and reinstall of packages hasn't helped
[09:36] <zaggynl> smwn: it's cheaper to offer a linux dev the same model PC/wireless card you have and some money to write a proper driver
[09:36] <Billiard> TheKro: idk
[09:36] <subsam_> Billiard: i want to remove this package and install another
[09:36] <Billiard> subsam_: which?
[09:36] <TheKro> Billiard: tx anyway
[09:36] <subsam_> cgj-web
[09:36] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:36] <TheKro> Anyone else got a suggestion for bluetooth problem?
[09:36] <Billiard> apt-get remove cgj-web  ?
[09:36] <Piep000r> hello does anybody know how i can install openvas-plugins in ubuntu 9.10??????
[09:36] <subsam_> Billiard: cgj-web and install sun-java6-plugin
[09:37] <Billiard> subsam_: apt-get install sun-java6-plugin  ?
[09:37] <subsam_> i'm installing it now form package manger ?
[09:37] <zaggynl> smwn: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/74822
[09:38] <subsam_> Billiard: i'm installing it now form package manger ?
[09:38] <subsam_> Billiard: is this falt ?
[09:38] <Billiard> subsam_: you can use the packagemanager if you want?
[09:38] <marcofe> hi :)
[09:38] <subsam_> Billiard: i already using it now
[09:38] <Billiard> TheKro: could try removing the packages with --purge maybe
[09:39] <subsam_> Billiard: how can i remove the other package ?
[09:39] <Billiard> subsam_: find it in the package manager and remove it?
[09:39] <subsam_> how ?
[09:39] <Billiard> subsam_: how what?
[09:39] <subsam_> Billiard: i can find it in the manger ?
[09:39] <Billiard> subsam_: then its not a package
[09:40] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:40] <subsam_> Billiard: but i don't know how to remove it
[09:40] <Billiard> subsam_: how did you install it?
[09:40] <subsam_> Billiard: so what ?
[09:40] <subsam_> find it there and install
[09:40] <fool__> hey guys, is there something similar to rtorrent for podcasts ?
[09:40] <subsam_> Billiard: find it there and install
[09:41] <Billiard> subsam_: if you installed it in the packagemanager and its still installed, its still in the package manager
[09:42] <Billiard> subsam_: im not familiar with the package is it "cgi" maybe not cgj
[09:43] <smwn> ah i tried nsdwrapper
[09:43] <smwn> didnt work
[09:43] <subsam_> Billiard: indus told me about it
[09:43] <subsam_> Billiard: hr told that is good
[09:43] <mahmood> hello
[09:43] <mafjus> Hi guys!
[09:43] <Billiard> subsam_: whats good?
[09:43] <indus> subsam_: sorry what
[09:43] <indus> subsam_: iam at work and busy
[09:44] <indus> subsam_: ok open a terminal and type this sudo update-alternatives --config java
[09:44] <subsam_> Billiard: that cgj
[09:44] <indus> quick
[09:44] <Billiard> subsam_: i dont have anything called cgj in my package list
[09:44] <smwn> here is the driver for my wifi device
[09:44] <mahmood> please how i can install driver for digital card twinhan1027 on ubuntu 9.10
[09:44] <smwn> ftp://ftp.dlink.co.uk/wireless/dwa-160/DWA-160_driver_<IP_ADDRESS>_rev_A1_linux.zip
[09:44] <marcofe> sorry
[09:44] <smwn> its in rpm
[09:44] <subsam_> ok after finish installing sun-java6-plugin
[09:44] <smwn> but i think it has the source
[09:45] <marcofe> irc..good thing :)
[09:45] <mahmood> please help me
[09:45] <mafjus> I'm trying to install NuSphere PhpEd, The installer complains about missing libgtk1.2.... I can't install it via ubuntu packetmanager, ( I havet the 64bit version of ubuntu ) Do any one know how to install this package ?
[09:46] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:46] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:46] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:46] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:46] <FloodBot1> frull: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:46] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:46] <indus> ActionParsnip: can you help frull
[09:46] <indus> ActionParsnip: he has been around since morning
[09:46] <TheKro> Billiard: purging and reinstalling didn't help either
[09:46] <nagyv> hello! recently I have realised that something uses my 8000 port all the time. How can I find out what this process is?
[09:47] <mafjus> frull whats the problem ?
[09:47] <Billiard> mahmood: did you try this yet? http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1258792, if not, learn2google
[09:47] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:47] <mahmood> yes
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> indus: nice
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> indus: sup
[09:47] <frull> actionParsnip : am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:47] <Billiard> mahmood: idk then
[09:47] <zeroXten> anyone else experience random tty changes when using nvidia+compiz on karmic (only seems to happen with second screen attached to lappy)
[09:47] <frull> mafjus : am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> frull: is it a usb device?
[09:48] <indus> ActionParsnip: hi sorry to bother you
[09:48] <frull> not
[09:48] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:48] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> indus: np
[09:48] <messiah> how can i install tucan?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> frull: ok can you pastebin the output of: lsusb; lspci
[09:48] <indus> ActionParsnip: i have a seminar i gtg now
[09:48] <messiah> !tucan
[09:48] <frull> oke
[09:49] <TheKro> frull: what language are you?
[09:49] <frull> ActionParsnip :oke
[09:49] <frull> am indosnesia
[09:49] <frull> TheKro : indonesia
[09:49] <messiah> anyone knows something about tucan? how can i install it? do i need some packagings before or something?
[09:50] <TheKro> frull: sorry - i was hoping to recommend a local-language channel, but I don't know of one for indonesian.  and I don't know much about wireless either (I still have trouble with my own)
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> messiah: never heard of it
[09:50] <DasEi> messiah: sudo apt-get install tucan
[09:50] <mahmood> please for help
[09:51] <messiah> DasEi, will i need some extra packages?
[09:51] <frull> TheKro : on my channel so f**ck am love this channel
[09:51] <DasEi> messiah: sudo apt-get install tucan --dry-run will tell you
[09:51] <DasEi> messiah: dependencies get resolved automatically
[09:51] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:51] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:51] <wal3> irssi is just segfaulting since I upgraded to ubuntu 9.10
[09:51] <FloodBot1> wal3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:51] <coincoin161> hi, how do i see the number of cells in the battery under linux ?
[09:52] <frull> ActionParsnip : http://paste.ubuntu.com/316732/
[09:52] <DasEi> coincoin161: never tried it on that, but hwinfo is very detailed in output, so try
[09:52] <frull> ActionParsnip : http://paste.ubuntu.com/316732/
[09:53] <mahmood> please help me this is my problem on ubuntu
[09:53] <DasEi> !ask | mahmood
[09:53] <frull> ActionParsnip : http://paste.ubuntu.com/316732/
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> frull: ok cool, let me websearch
[09:53] <coincoin161> DasEi: and in the /sys or /proc dir ? is there a way ?
[09:53] <TheKro> Billiard: running "sudo bluetoothd" fixed the problem for now.  but "sudo service bluetooth start" didn't, and neither did "sudo udevadm trigger --subsystem-match=bluetooth"
[09:54] <Warod-> now, I have a little task for you. Please go to www.ubuntu.com with w3m and use it to download a server edition from a mirror of your choise. And after that come tell me why on earth the download site was sabotaged in such a way that it's impossible to download a single damn CD image with non javascript browser!!
[09:54] <Billiard> coincoin161: you could try cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/info
[09:54] <frull> ActionParsnip : thanks you thanks you, am have do any step for fix it but still down
[09:54] <mahmood> i have twinhan sattalite card and  i cant watch channels how its work
[09:54] <TheKro> Billiard: so there seems to be some bug with the service start script
[09:54] <Billiard> TheKro: k
[09:54] <DasEi> coincoin161: I don't think that resolves to the cells, more luck in googling the vendor of you pack
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> frull: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/189398     looks like you have to blacklist some modules
[09:55] <error404notfound> how can i check which version of a certain package is available inside respos beside using grep on /var/lib/dpkg?
[09:55] <mcmlxxi> how do I change the shortcut to Places?
[09:55] <ziroday> !version > error404notfound
[09:56] <error404notfound> ziroday, thanks
[09:56] <leaf-sheep> mcmlxxi: Open any folder. Use Bookmarks --> Edit Bookmarks.
[09:56] <sayta> hi
[09:56] <error404notfound> ziroday, no thanks.. that wasn't my question
[09:56] <mcmlxxi> leaf-sheep, thanks
[09:56] <DasEi> Warod-: no problem here : http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download-server
[09:56] <vng> which irc client do you use?
[09:57] <Piep000r> join #openvas
[09:57] <mahmood> please help me
[09:57] <ziroday> error404notfound: yes it is, apt-cache policy foo
[09:57] <kephu> hi
[09:57] <Warod-> DasEi: Did you manage to download it with w3m?
[09:58] <DasEi> Warod-: no, just by browser
[09:58] <SuBsAm> hi
[09:58] <SuBsAm> which the best p2p program in ubuntu ?
[09:58] <Warod-> DasEi: My point exactly.
[09:58] <kephu> a quick question: I have a Feisty-based server which I want to upgrade. Now, it seems like the repository list is all wrong, since every single line of apt-get update is listed as 'failed'. Is there a way to get a better repository list?
[09:58] <DasEi> Warod-: second, trying now
[09:58] <Warod-> DasEi: How about a scenario where I NEED to get the ISO from console...
[09:59] <Warod-> DasEi: with SSH
[09:59] <ziroday> kephu: feisty is EOL, follow the instructions from ubottu
[09:59] <Warod-> DasEi: I canno
[09:59] <ziroday> !upgrade > kephu
[09:59] <DasEi> Warod-: use wget or curl fro a http-server
[09:59] <kephu> yeah, feisty wasn't really MY choice, it was shipped with the VM ;)
[09:59] <Warod-> DasEi: Getting the exact download link is a bit difficult though
[10:00] <DasEi> Warod-: second
[10:00] <mahmood> are you know how i can do this or remove ubuntu
[10:00] <SuBsAm> hay
[10:01] <Warod-> DasEi: Ofcourse I remember the url for funet FTP server where I can download it, but why did they broke the website such way?
[10:01] <boomer84> I have installed the LAMP server on Ubuntu and am trying to make it so it can only be accessed locally. Do you know the best way to do this, I thought about blocking port 80 on the firewall but someone yesterday said something about the apache config file whicch sounded like a better solution
[10:02] <fighter1> Billiard: i m still having the display prob
[10:02] <Billiard> boomer84: you are behind a nat device?
[10:02] <Billiard> fighter1: you try changing your xorg.conf?
[10:02] <erUSUL> boomer84: locally you mean on your lan only on on your machine only ?
[10:02] <Nomos> Hii, my question is , i used windows and now iam working with ubuntu 9.10, iam used to download files with rapidshare  using download manger  and now i cant find any program to use . if someone will be able to help me ill be thankful .
[10:02] <DasEi> Warod-: which country / version exactly ? server 64 bit ?
[10:03] <Nomos> Hii, my question is , i used windows and now iam working with ubuntu 9.10, iam used to download files with rapidshare  using download manger  and now i cant find any program to use . if someone will be able to help me ill be thankful .
[10:03] <boomer84> erUSUL: locally on my machine only. I am on a laptop always using different wireless connections for access so security is in flux
[10:03] <Billiard> Nomos: dont repeat your self so quickly
[10:03] <Nomos> roger that
[10:03] <erUSUL> boomer84: then there should be a conf option for the web server to listen only in lo:<IP_ADDRESS> (localhost)
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> vng: i use carrier
[10:03] <erUSUL> Nomos: tucan (getdeb)
[10:04] <mahmood> hello
[10:04] <mafa> Nomos: i sent you a link
[10:04] <Nomos> Thanx allot
[10:04] <PolitikerNEU> Hello everone, how do you define which user accounts to show in gdm (reason: mine is not shown, I have changed the ID to 501 bec. of compatibility with Fedora)
[10:04] <Nomos> have a nice day
[10:04] <mahmood> please any one help me
[10:04] <fighter1> Billiard: its the same in the x confg no 1280*1024 in the drop down list
[10:04] <frull> mafjus : am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> !ask | mahmood
[10:04] <boomer84> k cheers erUSUL I will take a peek
[10:04] <Guest92457> hi ~
[10:04] <erUSUL> kephu: feisty is eoled so is gutsy. you will have to use old-releases.ubuntu.com as mirror
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> frull: did blacklisting those modules help?
[10:04] <Warod-> DasEi: never mind.. though I'd like to see the old system that actually tells you the download location and provides a working link too directly to the file. didn't get that now with Finland / 64bit choises.
[10:04] <Billiard> fighter1: xorg.conf doesnt have drop down lists, its a config file
[10:04] <nagyv> I have recently realised that something uses my 8000 port all the time. How can I find out what this process is?
[10:04] <erUSUL> kephu: or do  fresh install
[10:04] <mafa> mahmood: help on what?
[10:04] <Mahes> Can I get conky to work without xorg.conf?
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> nagyv: netstat -a     will help
[10:05] <frull> ActionParsnip : what mean blacklisting ?
[10:05] <erUSUL> nagyv: sudo lsof -i :8000
[10:05] <SuBsAm> mahmood
[10:05] <SuBsAm> mahmood what's up ?
[10:05] <fighter1> Billiard: where to find it
[10:05] <erUSUL> !eol | kephu
[10:05] <Billiard> fighter1: /etc/X11
[10:05] <kephu> erUSUL, not really an option, unless there's a LAMP virtual appliance out there that has fresher ubuntu on it
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> frull: your system uses modules to make stuff work, looks like you have to blacklist those 2 in that guide. Blacklisting means the kernel will never load that driver, even if its asked to
[10:05] <frull> am used, ubuntu 9.10 and install on ibm t40. am have problem on wifi aironet any budy can help me. :)
[10:05] <nick> clear
[10:06] <SuBsAm> mahmood eh ya man
[10:06] <SuBsAm> mahmood eh ely 7asal ?
[10:06] <mahmood> ok
[10:06] <DasEi> Warod-: http://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/mirrors/releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-9.10-server-amd64.iso
[10:06] <frull> ActionParsnip : > please step by step for fix that
[10:07] <Warod-> DasEi: Yeah, I downloaded it already... As I said, I remember the url. :)
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> !blacklist | frull
[10:07] <Warod-> DasEi: My point is, why to make such a site that makes it more difficult to find out the URL.
[10:07] <fighter1> Billiard: i am new pls help me create xorg.conf
[10:07] <mahmood> azurewave sttalaite card on ubuntu how its running
[10:07] <frull> ActionParsnip : > i will try it
[10:07] <Billiard> fighter1: do you already have one there?
[10:08] <fighter1> Billiard: is it a way to force the res to 1280*1024
[10:08] <roxas> anyone know which iso I need to download to get ubuntu on one of the newer imacs?
[10:08] <Billiard> fighter1: yeah
[10:08] <mahmood> SuBsAm please help me
[10:08] <Jetsetlemming1> Where are programs installed by default in Ubuntu? I want to go to the DOSBox install folder so I can edit its config file so I can make it auto-mount a folder with DOS games.
[10:08] <Merlin_> what is Fedora chat?
[10:08] <Billiard> roxas: which ever one you want
[10:08] <Merlin_> channel
[10:08] <om26er> Billiard: he installed karmic yesterday and he cannot get his screen resolutions he got in windows xp.
[10:08] <erUSUL> roxas: any will do they are x86 i would choose amd64 (64 bits)
[10:08] <fighter1> Billiard: i said i am new so plz guide me where to find
[10:08] <SuBsAm> mahmood ok man
[10:09] <mahmood> ok
[10:09] <Billiard> fighter1: find what?
[10:09] <SuBsAm> mahmood look with me
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> roxas: newer macs use intel chips so the i386 desktop CD will do you
[10:09] <mahmood> ok
[10:09] <SuBsAm> mahmood go to application
[10:09] <fighter1> Billiard:  the file that ur saying about
[10:09] <PolitikerNEU> (have found a solution already)
[10:09] <Billiard> fighter1: do you have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf currently?
[10:09] <SuBsAm> mahmood ubuntu softwre center
[10:09] <boomer84> erUSUL:  It is the Apache config file I need to edit right?
[10:09] <mahmood> ok
[10:10] <frull> ActionParsnip : add « blacklist <modulename> what that mean ? and what i add for
[10:10] <fighter1> Billiard: ok i opened the conf
[10:10] <SuBsAm> mahmood write the kind of ur satalite card
[10:10] <smwn> ActionParsnip: I ram lsusb and it detected that my d link product was plugged in
[10:10] <smwn> it was on top of the list
[10:10] <smwn> ran*
[10:10] <om26er> fighter1: is it empty
[10:10] <erUSUL> boomer84: probably yes something like Listen = <IP_ADDRESS> or something to that effect (apache conf is xml ...)
[10:10] <mahmood> how
[10:10] <fighter1> Billiard: its alredy created but no display atributes addd how to add?
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> frull: read the guides
[10:10] <SuBsAm> mahmood how what ?
[10:10] <fighter1> om26er: nop
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> smwn: copy the 8 character ID and websearch it for guides
[10:10] <erUSUL> boomer84: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/bind.html
[10:11] <mahmood> what i will write
[10:11] <frull> ActionParsnip : whare i read the guides
[10:11] <boomer84> erUSUL: I am being really idiotic trying to find the file. Dont help, I need to know how to find this stuff myself
[10:11] <smwn> lol ok
[10:11] <smwn> reboot
[10:11] <Billiard> fighter1: close the file, set a resolution in nvida-settings and save it, then open the file
[10:11] <SuBsAm> mahmood write any thing u want
[10:11] <SuBsAm> mahmood programs
[10:11] <om26er> Billiard: the desired resolutions are not there
[10:11] <erUSUL> boomer84: well debian/ubuntu likes to chop conf files in many tiny files under .d directories ;P
[10:12] <Billiard> om26er: yes yes i know, fighter1 just set any res
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> frull: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=166624   like that but with the correct modules from the bug link i gave
[10:12] <SuBsAm> mahmood any data u want to ur system u wil find it there
[10:12] <smwn> ID 07d1:3c10
[10:12] <erUSUL> boomer84: so grep -R is your friend ;)
[10:12] <boomer84> lol wtf is grep -R
[10:12] <fighter1> Billiard: i set the res to 1024*768 but nothing showed up in the x conf file
[10:12] <smwn> does ID 07d1:3c10  tell you anything?
[10:12] <nick> boomer84: google? or man grep
[10:12] <tjingboem> my nvidiasetting do not want to be saved. Every time i boot i have to make the settings again. What can i do?
[10:13] <mahmood> i want watch  asattalite channel on ubuntu by sattalite card
[10:13] <Billiard> fighter1: sorry you have to hit "save to X config file" as well
[10:13] <erUSUL> boomer84: grep -R 'Listen' /etc/apache/
[10:13] <nick> tjingboem: are you doing your settings as root?
[10:13] <tjingboem> yes
[10:13] <mahmood> i download kaffiene
[10:13] <nick> tjingboem: are you clicking save to X config file as well?
[10:13] <boomer84> cheers nick but it was kinda a joke
[10:13] <tjingboem> yes
[10:13] <boomer84> man and this channel are just about keeping me alive at  the moment
[10:13] <mahmood> but a digital card not found
[10:13] <ardchoille> boomer84: you could always grep it
[10:13] <nick> boomer84: it's alright i missed the beginning :)
[10:14] <SuBsAm> mahmood mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> smwn: put it in a websearch, see what you find
[10:14] <smwn> ActionParsnip on the second post on this page is that explaining how to get it to work?
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> smwn: thats the right thing to search for though
[10:14] <SuBsAm> mahmood ask any another proff
[10:14] <fighter1> Billiard: Failed to parse existing X config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'!
[10:14] <petsounds> tjingboem  : you had the same problem like me, i found the solution here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8264462
[10:14] <tjingboem> nick, failed to parse existing X config file /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:15] <tjingboem> petsounds, thanks i will check this out
[10:16] <om26er> fighter1: run sudo nvidia-xconfig
[10:16] <petsounds> tjingboem  : you need to create x.org conf with sudo nvidia-xconfig and then restart x and gksu nvidia-settings.
[10:16] <Billiard> fighter1: ok close, nvidia-settings, run `sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup` the `sudo nvidia-xconfig`
[10:16] <boomer84> Alright cheers guys I am back on the right track. Will have a play around for a bit. tc
[10:17] <Mutiny> Hey, how do i use mtr-tiny?
[10:17] <SuBsAm> hay guys what is the best p2p program ?
[10:17] <tjingboem> petsound,  right, im reding that thread now
[10:17] <Mutiny> i tried just putting that in the terminal, nothing happend
[10:17] <Mutiny> and its installed
[10:17] <Billiard> SuBsAm: transmission
[10:17] <om26er> fighter1: now see is there anything in the file
[10:17] <tjingboem> this might be it, thanks
[10:17] <ardchoille> !best | SuBsAm
[10:17] <smwn> Jesus it looks like I brought the wrong thing lol
[10:17] <erUSUL> !best | SuBsAm
[10:17] <Mutiny> thers no man page for mtr-tiny either
[10:17] <om26er> SuBsAm: deluge.
[10:18] <SuBsAm> ubottu excuse me sir
[10:18] <matju> hi, since i plugged (and then unplugged) a projector on my computer, something forces a 1024x768 resolution on me and the dialogues refuse to give me 1280x800 as a possible choice. how do i override display settings?... e.g. what's the name of a settings file i can edit with a text editor for this?
[10:18] <Mutiny> ubottu mtr-tiny
[10:18] <Mutiny> wtf
[10:18] <ardchoille> !bot
[10:18] <SuBsAm> ubottu in windows the best is bear share
[10:18] <om26er> Mutiny: its a bot
[10:19] <messiah> hello, anyone here who uses or used "tucan" please?
[10:19] <messiah> just an easy question
[10:19] <Mutiny> yeah it doesnt know anything about mtr-tiny, thats what the 'wtf' is over
[10:19] <iceroot_> !anyone | messiah
[10:20] <messiah> do i have to "save the session" before close tucan? doesn't it do it by itself??
[10:20] <Mutiny> !help mtr-tiny
[10:21] <SuBsAm> ubottu hay
[10:21] <ardchoille> Mutiny: It doesn't exist in karmic so there won't be any help for it here
[10:22] <SuBsAm> Billiard transmission is bitorrent
[10:22] <Billiard> SuBsAm: correct, sir
[10:23] <SuBsAm> Billiard what ?
[10:23] <matju> hi, with 9.04, how do i get gnome-display-properties to redetect my builtin LCD screen properly, instead of pretending it's max 1024x768 ? failing that, how do i disable scaling, so that it looks like 768 lines instead of 800 ? (hard on my eyes)
[10:23] <Billiard> SuBsAm: yes, transmission is a bittorrent client
[10:23] <Mutiny> ardchoille lol you sure about that?
[10:23] <Mutiny> because apt-get seems to think so
[10:23] <Billiard> matju: what graphics card?
[10:23] <ardchoille> !find mtr-timy
[10:24] <ardchoille> Mutiny: disregard, typo
[10:24] <SuBsAm> Billiard no i need somthing search on servers like bearshare and limewire ?
[10:24] <ardchoille> !find mtr-tiny
[10:24] <Billiard> SuBsAm: try frostwire
[10:24] <ardchoille> Yep, it's in the repos
[10:24] <SuBsAm> Billiard sure ?
[10:24] <Mutiny> its really weird, im not sure how to invoke this program at all
[10:24] <hh> I upgraded ubuntu as per the notification in update manager to 9.04. I am connected to internet but the network manager says device not managed. also WI Fi has stopped working
[10:24] <Mutiny> i tried via the terminal and nothing
[10:24] <Billiard> SuBsAm: give it a try
[10:25] <SuBsAm> frostwire k
[10:25] <ichnix> hello can some on help me? i cant burn any dvd. gnome not display the dvd and say there is nothing. ubuntu 9.10
[10:25] <SuBsAm> Billiard k
[10:26] <SuBsAm> Billiard from where can i download it  ?
[10:26] <ardchoille> Mutiny: tried mtr in a term?
[10:26] <Billiard> SuBsAm: learn to google
[10:26] <fanboi> !gdm | fanboi
[10:27] <SuBsAm> Billiard k
[10:27] <freeloader> is there a way to install subversion 1.6.5 on jaunty
[10:27] <freeloader> ?
[10:27] <Mutiny> yeah thanks, mtr worked
[10:27] <ardchoille> yw
[10:27] <SuBsAm> Billiard i can't find it in soft ware center or appanr
[10:27] <ichnix> no one?
[10:27] <Billiard> SuBsAm: its not
[10:28] <ardchoille> Mutiny: May I PM you?
[10:28] <Billiard> SuBsAm: you have to download it elsewhere im pretty sure
[10:28] <monov_> On an Ubuntu 9.04 PC I plugged in a thumbdrive and ran "sudo mount -w -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/flash" then "sudo cat foo > /media/flash/foo" but I get "Permission denied".   I stuffed mine up by accidently switching to to the xubuntu theme somehow then when I removed the xubuntu theme it's just a plain orange color with the login window
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: so the system says the tray is empty?
[10:28] <freeloader> om26er: I ptu that in synaptic?
[10:28] <om26er> no
[10:28] <freeloader> put*
[10:29] <om26er> freeloader: open that web page
[10:29] <freeloader> om26er: done
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> monov_: try adding    -o uid=1000
[10:29] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: there is no dvd icon and brasero dont can find any dvd
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> monov_: to the mount
[10:29] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: tested with dvd+rw -rw and dvd-r
[10:29] <om26er> freeloader: go to software sources in addministration
[10:30] <freeloader> om26er: oh okay.. it has some instructions..
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: if you put a data cd or dvd in the drive, is it read? have you tried audio cds?
[10:30] <rumbold> i just tried using xmonad in ubuntu 9.10 64bit. when i try to start a session using xmonad it doesnt work. how do i find out whats wrong? :(
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: try different media, see what it will read and not read
[10:30] <monov_> ActionParsnip: thanks, that worked :)
[10:30] <freeloader> om26er: brb, gonna go try it
[10:30] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: i try now moment
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: try a dvd movie, or a data dvd
[10:30] <kannerke> hi
[10:30] <tishikawa1> so can karmic not play dvd's any more?
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> monov_: uid=1000  = your user, so you told the mount to give the mount to you ;)
[10:31] <fanboi> Does anyone know how to load default login setting such ass background image?  I stuffed mine up by accidently switching to to the xubuntu theme somehow then when I removed the xubuntu theme it's just a plain orange color with the login window
[10:31] <kannerke> I'm trying to setup a dualseat computer with ubuntu karmic
[10:31] <smwn> ActionParsnip it looks like people have got it to work
[10:31] <kannerke> but I don't find the /etc/gdm/gdm.conf file
[10:31] <monov_> ActionParsnip: but I was catting as root..?
[10:31] <kannerke> does anyone know where I can find it?
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> monov_: not sure there man, maybe it was read only (?)
[10:31] <om26er> freeloader: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list    and paste this in the end of this file  deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mdiers/svn16/ubuntu jaunty main
[10:31] <kannerke> there is one at /etc/init/
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> smwn: great news
[10:32] <SuBsAm> Billiard : it's a torrent program ?
[10:32] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: read dvd-r with data. hmmm than the symbol still there on desktop and dont read the cdr
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> kannerke: i'm gonna make one of those when i get donated another monitor, good fun
[10:32] <meatbun> 9.10 worth the upgrade? any new look from 9.04?
[10:32] <om26er> freeloader: save and exit and paste this in the terminal: sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 51010C8C
[10:32] <silv3r_m00n> how to run quanta plus on kde 4.0 ?
[10:33] <monov_> ActionParsnip: ok no worries.
[10:33] <om26er> freeloader: then sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install subersion
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: sure, but if 9.04 isnt broken why fix it? Its still got 11 months of support in it
[10:33] <Ademan> anyone familiar with the new gdm/xsplash system?
[10:33] <ardchoille> What command would I use to see the filename of a binary provided by a package? I tried "apt-cache provides" but that didn't help
[10:33] <kannerke> I allready fond how to adjust the xorg.conf file
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> ardchoille: apt-file
[10:33] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: i unmount the dvd-r and put the cdr again in the drive and than it works. he can read dvd and cd
[10:34] <ncfi1013> if i have an optical drive that is capable of burning blu-rays does that mean that an 8gib dual layer dvdrdl can also be a blu-ray recordable disc?
[10:34] <kannerke> but now I'm finding out how to create multiple X-server sessions with each a different ServerLayout
[10:34] <kannerke> it should be done in /etc/gdm/gdm.conf but there is no such file
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: ok thats cool, ok put in a blank disk for burning, wait 20 seconds then run: dmesg | tail -n 15
[10:34] <tin22ooo> hello !! i'm new around here.. , and i wanted to "HI YOU ALL !!"
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> !hi | tin22ooo
[10:35] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, hey... it has a new look!! not broken. but want to swap out hard drive...
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: then go for it
[10:35] <tin22ooo> does anyone had problems with audio jacks on karmic koala? SB4x0 hda intel
[10:35] <freeloader> om26er: thanks, it worked./
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: if looks are important to you
[10:36] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: you want all output or some special?
[10:36] <om26er> tin22ooo: no works fine
[10:36] <om26er> tin22ooo: and jack problem
[10:36] <rumbold> how can i find out why my xmonad session wont work? is there any log file i should check or something? i just installed it
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: does it show any errors or warnings?
[10:36] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: yes one error
[10:36] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, fo some reason, i think google knows which os i am using. when i search stuff from ubuntu box, it gives me linux stuff. if i do the same on windows, it gives me less relevant infos.
[10:36] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: [ 7682.839715] end_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 7815544
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> rumbold: any log in /var/log ?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: maybe a bad disk
[10:37] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: [ 7682.824059] end_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 7815544
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: i get that when i use cheap media in my drive
[10:37] <leaf-sheep> I often use htop for checking processes.  I'm curious about htop.  What's the command to find out if it's running? "ps -a | grep firefox" ?
[10:37] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: okey try the next one
[10:37] <leaf-sheep> s/htop(2)/top
[10:37] <tin22ooo> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[10:38] <om26er> tin22ooo: its not intel i think
[10:38] <tin22ooo> k....,
[10:39] <tin22ooo> List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
[10:39] <tin22ooo> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: ALC861VD Analog [ALC861VD Analog]
[10:39] <tin22ooo>   Subdevices: 0/1
[10:39] <tin22ooo>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[10:39] <FloodBot1> tin22ooo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:39] <tin22ooo> ??? lost me there.....
[10:39] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: the disk work i know it! its a dvd+rw and has the smae error and [ 7695.664670] iso9660: Corrupted directory entry in block 0 of inode 5568
[10:39] <tin22ooo> i said i'm new...
[10:40] <Devrethman> Okay, so I did a dist-upgrade last week
[10:40] <Devrethman> and I've got the wierdest problem I've ever heard of
[10:40] <Devrethman> People in videos show up blue.
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> tin22ooo: its a bot,its automatic
[10:40] <leaf-sheep> tin22ooo: The robot gave you a warning -- Avoid entering lines quickly and paste a large chunk of information. That's all. :)
[10:40] <LALAL> Devrethman: on flash?
[10:40] <tin22ooo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/316773/plain/
[10:40] <tin22ooo> like that?
[10:40] <Devrethman> No, like... totem
[10:40] <Devrethman> or "movie player"
[10:41] <Devrethman> movies on my HD
[10:41] <leaf-sheep> tin22ooo: Yeah, like that. :)
[10:41] <rumbold> "ActionParsnip: rumbold: any log in /var/log ?" any idea what i should look for? theres no file that has xmonad in its name ;) (im a noob)
[10:41] <tin22ooo> k. thanks
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: maybe you need some settings in bios for the device, or to enable dma for the device to work nice
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> rumbold: i dont use the app, thats where lots of logs get stored
[10:41] <petsounds> ichnix : and also check your Ide/sata cable.
[10:41] <Devrethman> mplayer too.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> rumbold: otherwise not sure
[10:42] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: i dont know but in the last ubuntu it works perfect. but not in this one
[10:42] <LALAL> Devrethman: bug in totem player http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=581028
[10:42] <LALAL> Devrethman: did you try vlc?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> Devrethman: install w32codecs (or w64codecs if your ubuntu is 64bit) see if that helps
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> ichnix: log a bug then
[10:42] <ichnix> ActionParsnip: ok thanks
[10:43] <rmp73> Hi there.  Anyone able to lend a hand with sorting an internal webcam issue on a Sony Vaio running Karmic?
[10:43] <Bear10> Is there a keyboard shortcut to change in between keyboard layouts?
[10:43] <codeshah> hey guys, I am starting "Confluence" wiki by logging in as a paticular user and then running ./bin/startup.sh
[10:43] <codeshah> but I am wondering how to do this automatically every time server boots
[10:43] <knoxville> How do I make my terminal transparent?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> rmp73: run:   lsusb   you will see an 8 didgit hex identifier, websearch for that
[10:43] <Devrethman> knoxville edit-profile
[10:44] <rmp73> ActionParsnip: tried that
[10:44] <iceroot_> !boot | codeshah
[10:44] <eduardiyo> hi room
[10:44] <codeshah> iceroot, thanks
[10:44] <eduardiyo> someone into #ubuntu-es please?
[10:44] <iceroot_> codeshah: np
[10:44] <iceroot_> eduardiyo: ask there
[10:45] <gdmsetup> hey ya
[10:45] <Devrethman> w64codecs doesn't exist
[10:45] <Devrethman> and xine/mplayer/totem all do the same thing.
[10:45] <eduardiyo> iceberg, i am banned there, i don't know the reason :S
[10:45] <gdmsetup> ubuntu isnt savign my passwords, any ideas how to solve it?
[10:45] <iceroot_> eduardiyo: then ask in #ubuntu-ops
[10:45] <eduardiyo> ok iceberg thank you
[10:46] <iceroot> gdmsetup: what passwords?
[10:46] <Younder> why are ubuntu folks so opposed to a root Password? It seem if you were serious you would allow to log in as any user in recovery text mode.
[10:46] <gdmsetup> iceroot: nm-applet password, its asking my everytime i login my wireless network password..
[10:47] <iceroot> gdmsetup: use keyring
[10:47] <NET||abuse> christ,, i am having no end of crashes with Banshee and Exaile.
[10:47] <Younder> Now it's a catch 22. You dont have a root password and you can't set on either.
[10:47] <gdmsetup> iceroot: how do i do that?
[10:47] <NET||abuse> trying rhythmbox to see if the problem imrpoves.
[10:47] <rumbold> hmm, it actually started xmonad when i started a dwm session. (im not sure what dwm is, but some article im reading said to install it too ;))
[10:48] <leaf-sheep> Younder: It's a one of the preventable measures, I suppose.
[10:48] <rumbold> (it doesnt tell me to run dqm instead of xmonad though)
[10:48] <Devrethman> Okay, fixed it.
[10:48] <Devrethman> If it happens to anyone else, I went to system->admin->nvidia Xserver settings
[10:49] <Devrethman> Xserver XVideo tab
[10:49] <Devrethman> and moved all the sliders around, and then back to zero.
[10:50] <eduardiyo> nobody talk in #ubuntu-ops
[10:50] <eduardiyo> :S
[10:50] <BEYAZZENCi> mrb  kari  varmý kari
[10:51] <gdmsetup> mmmm gnome isnt saving any default.keyring or nm-applet.keyring so i have to retype my password for wifi everytime i login i dont know whats wrong
[10:51] <om26er> i did some playing with xorg and now i see blinking before start
[10:51] <om26er> and nothin'
[10:52] <zetheroo> I keep getting these popping sounds every now and then .... Ubuntu 9.10 .... was not happening in Jaunty ... interesting ...
[10:52] <Meowpup> hi is there an easy cli comand to fix broken packages etc
[10:52] <BEYAZZENCi> mrb  kari  varmý kari?
[10:52] <zvacet> Meowpup: sudo apt-get -f install
[10:52] <Kottizen> ? compiz
[10:52] <mrsun> ffs, how can i get a new sources.lst or whatever its named, mine got corrupted
[10:52] <mrsun> and now i cant do shit
[10:52] <Younder> As someone who has had to do a complete reinstall, i vouch for having a root password. Not for everyday use but for recovery.
[10:53] <BEYAZZENCi> mrb  kari  varmý kari?
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> Meowpup: sudo apt-get -f install
[10:53] <mrsun> someone ?
[10:53] <Kottizen> Hello! I would like to know what to type in the terminal to open compiz-manager. Can someone tell me?
[10:53] <alessandro> !it
[10:53] <mrsun> im on 9.10 .. would do with osmeone sending me their sources.list
[10:53] <BEYAZZENCi> mrb  kari  varmý kari?
[10:53] <Younder> normally sudo <whatever> or sudo su will indeed do
[10:53] <mrsun> just to get going again :/
[10:54] <zvacet> mrsun:  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Karmic#Manually_add_repositories
[10:54] <Kottizen> Hello! I would like to know what to type in the terminal to open compiz-manager. Can someone tell me?
[10:54] <mrsun> zvacet, or someone sens me one that ido not have to manualy enter but can download with wget?
[10:54] <zetheroo> anyone else having these popping sounds in Karmic?
[10:55] <Younder> each linux installation has a unique sid (system id) so you can't boot from a CD and edit the disk version
[10:55] <tin22ooo> does anyone had problems with audio jacks on karmic koala? SB4x0 hda ATI
[10:55] <Younder> This is a essential security feature as if you didn't have it root on one system would be root on any system
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Kottizen: ccsm
[10:56] <dr3mro> Hi, please can any one help me share my video to my brother windows vista pc. I use only ubuntu as my only system and i have a folder called videos in my home directory i want to share that with out password can any one help me . i use a fresh install of karmic
[10:56] <Kottizen> ActionParsnip: thx
[10:56] <zvacet> mrsun:  edit your source list with gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list  and replace your source list with one from link save and close file   sudo apt-get update
[10:56] <initmass> I wrote a text about file backups at http://borgvall.com/files/Assignment_2_Secure_Your_Bits.pdf which I would be glad if someone could proofread.
[10:57] <Kottizen> EAT CHEESE
[10:57] <SuBsAm> hay
[10:57] <SuBsAm> dude
[10:58] <Younder> This was actually a issue in early unix verions (early 1970's)
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> !ot | initmass
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> !info cheese | Kottizen
[10:59] <initmass> ActionParsnip, well, it was aimed at Ubuntu
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> initmass: this is support only, hence offtopic
[11:00] <BleSS> Hi! I would to install ubuntu to my father from another place, is possible that he could to boot with cd install and I from another place to can make the installation? (I want to make LVM partitions and configure it)
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: i know you can do it with gentoo :)
[11:01] <zetheroo> why does it seem like the sound device is being automatically switched on and off ?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/NetworkConsole
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: seems you can via ssh
[11:01] <flower> I did a very minimal install, but what to install to be able to choose language preferences?
[11:01] <flower> hardy
[11:01] <BleSS> ActionParsnip: thanks, I'll see
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: looks like a lot of effort
[11:02] <Younder> flower, learn 'sudo apt-get install ...' or ure the package manager.
[11:02] <Younder> or both
[11:02] <flower> Younder, no I mean how to choose which language to use
[11:03] <Younder> Flower, I recomend Python as a scripting lanuage, others PERL
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: you could have him install the system then use a wired connection to get web access then connect via ssh and configure
[11:03] <tin22ooo> nobody seems to have problems with audio jaks , but me
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> tin22ooo: if you expand, you may get replys
[11:04] <BleSS> ActionParsnip: or to use a program as VNC
[11:04] <Younder> flower, in linux you have a choice
[11:04] <vjrederik> ciao
[11:04] <Kottizen> bog
[11:04] <Younder> it's not all javascript
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: if you prefer, make sure you use it via an ssh tunnel as vnc is not secure
[11:05] <flower> Ok, I had to install language-selector
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> BleSS: ssh is also faster as its text only
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> !info language-selector
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> flower: sudo apt-get install language-selector
[11:05] <musty_> The upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 how big is it "as an upgrade"
[11:05] <BleSS> ActionParsnip: yes, it's true
[11:05] <python_root> !sudo apt-get install language-selector
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> flower: its the same for all packages, just change the name
[11:06] <tin22ooo> i can hear sound through my speakers, but nothing cames out trough my headphones, or to come in trough my microphone
[11:06] <optimizer> my motherboard has 4GB of RAM on it; how can I figure out if I can stuff more GB of RAM on to it? (I have used all slots; but I want to know if I can go from 4x1GB to 4x2GB)
[11:06] <Younder> Though I recomend all to have a full C/C++ environment if for no other reason to have the abillity to build from source
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> tin22ooo: better, maybe someone will help as you have given a lot of info there
[11:07] <ratz> server irc.netsplit.de
[11:07] <ratz> server ?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> optimizer: check manufacturers site, its also offtopic here, try #hardware)
[11:07] <python_root> optimizer: u have four slots ? Read your motherboard manual
[11:07] <optimizer> it's a dell machine
[11:08] <optimizer> I know nothing about it
[11:08] <optimizer> i don't even know what manual to get from the googles
[11:08] <zvacet> optimizer: look on manufacturer site and see ihow much ram your motherboard support
[11:08] <coz_> optimizer,  open a terminal     dmidecode
[11:08] <optimizer> it's a second hand machine
[11:08] <coz_> optimizer,  that should give enough info to find the manual online
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> dmidecode needs sudo
[11:08]  * ActionParsnip watches the topic fly out the window
[11:09] <coz_> yes
[11:09] <optimizer> it's a dell inspiron 531
[11:09] <optimizer> how do I go from taht to GB of Ram supported?
[11:09] <Younder> optimizer, a good machine
[11:09] <coz_> optimizer,  hold on
[11:09] <Younder> optimizer, well supported by ubuntu..
[11:10] <mQQsh> Hi.. i setup vncserver on my ubuntu setup and have it started.. i have VNC Viewer on my vista machine started bu its asking me for the vnc server.  where do I get the info to put in the text area?
[11:10] <optimizer> Your Dell Inspiron can support up to 4GB of computer memory. For optimal performance install the maximum amount of memory in each socket.
[11:10] <optimizer> http://www.edgetechcorp.com/memory/upgrade.asp?cid=33023
[11:10] <rumbold> how do i end a session? im using a funky window manager and i dont actually now how to use it. so i dont have that button on the top right. i alsways though there was something with backspace... like ctrl-alt-backspace or ctrl-shift-backspace? to restart xorg?
[11:10] <optimizer> hmm; so I'm stuck ?
[11:10] <FloodBot1> optimizer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:10] <gdmsetup> is it posible to do videocalls with pidgin and google talk?
[11:10] <zetheroo> umm ... launchpad seem to have changed a bit since the last time I visited ... where do I go to open a new bug report?
[11:11] <Younder> optimizer, it's not as harsh as that. It need the 'same' type of memory for each slot
[11:11] <python_root> zetheroo: Hi bro
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> optimizer: if you run:   sudo lshw | less     and read the output, you will see a line telling you the motherboard make and model, it will be withing the to 30 lines, under core>firmware>version
[11:11] <coz_> gdmsetup,  maybe with skype  but have no experience with video calls from pc  so ....
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> !bug | zetheroo
[11:12] <ravigehlot> Where can I get a LIVE CD of Ubuntu? If I download the Desktop version, does it come with the LIVE CD as well?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> ravigehlot: that is the live version
[11:12] <zetheroo> python_root: hi there
[11:12] <Younder> dde2 500 MHz 500 mb works fine as long as it is the 'same' in each slot
[11:12] <mQQsh> how can i find my local IP in terminal?
[11:12] <Younder> This is not a unix problem..
[11:12] <S_A> Hi! recentrly upgraded 9.4 to 9.10. Now getting DNS resolution problem. I guess it's a known issue. Can anyone tell me solution ?
[11:12] <zetheroo> ActionParsnip: thanks
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> ravigehlot: the alternate doesnt give the desktop environment and  gets straight down to installing in text mode (faster)
[11:12] <rumbold> anyone? how can i get out of a session when i dont have that gui button from gnome on the top right?
[11:13] <ravigehlot> okay, I need the Ubuntu LIVE CD
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> rumbold: right clik panel -> add item
[11:13] <ravigehlot> so I don't have to install anything
[11:13] <rumbold> im not using gnome right now
[11:13] <ravigehlot> it runs off the CD
[11:13] <optimizer> so can I stick 4x4gb sticks in and get 16gb?
[11:13] <S_A> if I add IP address and alias URL in /etc/hosts, it works fine for that particular URL
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> ravigehlot: the desktop cd is the live cd, if you boot the desktop cd you will get a desktop environment running off the cd
[11:13] <optimizer> don't motherboards have a max amount of supported ram?
[11:13] <ravigehlot> okay thanks
[11:13] <coz_> rumbold,  gnome-session-save --kill
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> ravigehlot: te installer will also run in the graphical environment
[11:14] <python_root> optimizer : they do check ur manual for max ram on ur board
[11:14] <ravigehlot> thank you
[11:14] <ravigehlot> thanks
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> np man
[11:15] <dr3mro> can any one help me share my home dir over samba without password ????
[11:15] <zvacet> ravigehlot:  if you want just to try it no you can do that from live CD
[11:15] <rumbold> coz_: doesnt work. i need something from xorg i guess, i dont think any gnome stuff is running
[11:15] <coz_> mmm
[11:15] <ravigehlot> okay thanks
[11:16] <musty_> The upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 how big is it "as an upgrade" to download
[11:16] <legend2440> rumbold: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-enabledisable-ctrlaltbackspace-in-ubuntu-9-10-karmic.html
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: have you tried asking in #samba
[11:16] <coz_> rumbold,  try     sudo init5      I think that's it..no space between init and 5
[11:16] <mrsun> can someone please be nice enough to send me their /etc/apt/sources.list?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> musty_: depends how many packages are needed to download
[11:16] <coz_> rumbold,   although that will restart x
[11:17] <Younder> 9.10 is a turkey, i recoent sticking to what you have for naow
[11:17] <mrsun> please :(
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> mrsun: http://pastebin.com/fd8eeb92
[11:17] <mrsun> ahh
[11:17] <mrsun> thanks =)
[11:17] <tdawgedogg> hey guys, i have a touch screen in my car...it came with drivers for windows...do u think ubuntu will autodetect it or would i need to find drivers...its a liliput
[11:17] <rumbold> hmm, init5 doesnt seem to exist
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: i dont get why you are so averse to passwords, windows will remember the password for you so you only enter it once
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> mrsun: karmic, obviously
[11:17] <steveire> Hi. I started the live usb creator. Instead of offering to format my usb disk, it only complains that it does not have enough space.
[11:17] <Younder> Seriously I have dezens of programs that seiezed to work after the update
[11:17] <steveire> How do I format the usb disk?
[11:17] <Younder> not good
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> steveire: gparted can do it: gksudo gparted
[11:18] <python_root> Younder: I agree
[11:18] <coz_> Younder,   most likely because you "upgraded"  instead of  clean installed
[11:18] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, i dont want to create a new user as it will be shown on my users list on top right menu
[11:18] <coz_> Younder,  although  karmic is a transitional version
[11:18] <Younder> coz_,  you are probably right
[11:19] <coz_> Younder,  the one consistent effect that happens when upgrading ubuntu from one version to the other is that is usually doesn work :)
[11:19] <rumbold> legend2440: that worked; thanks!
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: you dont, you add an smbpassword to the database, it is seperate to the users
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: that password is used to dictate access
[11:19] <M0D-1T> guys could you help me with youtube?? i'm unable to watch videos.. the video screen remains black and i have no idea how to fix this problem.. any ideas?
[11:19] <LuxAeterna> hi there
[11:19] <optimizer> how do I find the last "/" in a string?
[11:19] <mango> Hello, my laptop's wifi works very  with any ubuntu live CD, but not with debian...I was just wondering how do I go about finding the driver that ubuntu is using from the live cd? thanks
[11:19] <legend2440> rumbold: your welcome
[11:19] <python_root>  M0D-1T:  Install plugins
[11:20] <LuxAeterna> I need the help of some ubuntu / wine gods :P
[11:20] <M0D-1T> python_root: how?
[11:20] <dr3mro> ActionParsnip, please can you tell me how to add smbpass
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> mango: sudo lshw -C network   may tell you
[11:20] <mrsun> ffs and no net on pc before X starts
[11:20] <python_root> install vlc-firefox
[11:20] <rumbold> oh im a dumbass. xmonad actually does work, its just that it only shows the same background from the loading screen.... -_-
[11:20] <mrsun> and aparently you cannot manualy configure the damn wlan in ubuntu
[11:20] <M0D-1T> python_root: can i install it by terminal or...?
[11:20] <mrsun> atleast i cant ... set the essid and the channel ... getting 0 in link quality
[11:20] <LuxAeterna> I've instaled a windows aplication that should be staarted when i log in at a website and press "Start Game"
[11:21] <python_root> yes you can sudo apt-get install vlc-firefox
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: sudo smbpasswd -a $USER     then type your login password as the smbpass, when challenged by samba use your login details and tell windows to remember them, if you map a network drive, you can tell windows to connect as a different user, give the credentials, then store them
[11:21] <mrsun> im starting to hate ubuntu more and more
[11:21] <M4K4V3l1> apt-get is so slower when I try to install openldap package
[11:21] <LuxAeterna> however the website doesn't seem to know that i have the aplication installed
[11:21] <A-Rishi> Has anyone installed google new go ?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> mrsun: there are other distributions of linux
[11:21] <M4K4V3l1> what can be the causes ?
[11:21] <M0D-1T> python_root: the package does not exist.. :(
[11:21] <A-Rishi> google's *
[11:21] <python_root> mrsun: Irony I started loving ubuntu more and more
[11:21] <GobiTheGoblin> Hi again =)  Is there a good tut for increasing cpu fan speeds? My laptop keeps crashing in BIOS level..(after over heating, it doesn't wanna start before cooling) So I want to increase the fan speed.
[11:21] <python_root> M0D-1T:  W8
[11:22] <dr3mro> ok thank you for the tip but may i ask it was working in jaunty why it stopped sharing in karmic
[11:22] <M0D-1T> python_root: ok
[11:22] <mrsun> wtf. and getting read only file system when trying to edit the sources.list
[11:22] <mrsun> ubuntu can kiss my a** :/
[11:22] <mrsun> bye bye
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: not sure, maybe nautilus changed something. I dont use the gui way of managing samba, i use the conf file and its been identical since gutsy
[11:23] <rmp73> Ricoh webcam issue... Just installed firmware and drivers from www.arakhne.org/richo
[11:23] <rmp73> ricoh even
[11:23] <rmp73> BUT I read on forums and around, that there are issues with Karmic.  I've just hit the 'test' button inside Skype 2.1 beta and the camera image is upside-down.  Something I've seen others are struggling with.  If I launch Cheese, the camera light on the laptop case comes on for a few seconds, then the window goes garbled and the green 'on' light goes off
[11:23] <optimizer> what's a good library for dumping out a byte array asa  png instead of a ppm?
[11:23] <vikb> pidgin not available for ubuntu 9.10
[11:23] <vikb> how to install?
[11:23] <doleyb> GobiTheGoblin: i've had that same problem, but never found a good fix..
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> vikb: sudo apt-get install pidgin
[11:24] <vikb> ActionParsnip, not available in the repos
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> vikb: just like all the other apps you've ever installed in any other release of ubuntu
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> !info pidgin
[11:24] <python_root> M0D-1T : sudo apt-get install mozilla-plugin-vlc
[11:24] <Meowpup> how do i use "--fix-missing" for firefox 3.5
[11:24] <GobiTheGoblin> doleyb: Oh dear... ty anyway.
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> vikb: wanna bet ^
[11:24] <mQQsh> Is it possible to use Remote Desktop to connect to my Ubuntu machine from a computer outside my network?
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> mQQsh: yes you will need to configure port forwarding in your router
[11:24] <M0D-1T> python_root: i have it yet..
[11:24] <M0D-1T> python_root: but it doesn't work :)
[11:25] <mQQsh> ActionParsnip: thanks.. im going to look into it.  Any suggestions on where to start look?
[11:25] <python_root> restart your browser
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> mQQsh: if you are using vnc, youo should use an ssh tunnel as vnc is not secure at all, over lan it is fine but wan it is unsafe
[11:25] <mQQsh> ActionParsnip: or what to look for
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> mQQsh: your routers config web page
[11:25] <PaperBoy> hi
[11:25] <mQQsh> ActionParsnip: cool thanks
[11:25] <zvacet> mrsun : use sudo in front of command  gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:25] <mQQsh> ActionParsnip: yeah i am using vnc.. but ill check out ssh tunnel
[11:25] <M0D-1T> python_root: it is not a matter restarting my browser.. anyway i'll try.. what do you think, could it be some issue with adobe flash player maybe?
[11:26] <doleyb> GobiTheGoblin: i'll tell one thing I did to help, is changed the power management settings to powersave mode even when plugged in.
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> vikb: or you can add    deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/pidgin-developers/ppa/ubuntu kamic main    to /etc/apt/sources.list   and install that version
[11:26] <optimizer> is there a good c++ library for the following: here is a width * height RGBA block of memory; write it out as a png for mec?
[11:26] <python_root> M0D-1T : may be did u add flash plugin
[11:26]  * Meowpup likes how ubuntu 9.10 is moreout-of-the-box  like linux mint
[11:26] <PaperBoy> Can someone tell me why the same folder in windows that says 720 files, shows as 897 files in ubuntu?
[11:26] <vikb> ActionParsnip,  yes wasn't available in the repos should try this
[11:26] <GobiTheGoblin> doleyb: Not a bad idea... I could live with that, Thx =)
[11:27] <Meowpup> * moreout-of-the-box =  more out-of-the-box
[11:27] <M0D-1T> python_root: yes, i added it so long time ago, i even tried reinstalling but.. nothing.. :)
[11:27] <indus> optimizer:hmm?
[11:27] <PaperBoy> Any one have any ideas to my questoin above ^^
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> vikb: http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/  I simplified the repo add for you, you will need to import the key though
[11:27] <python_root>  M0D-1T: :(
[11:27] <vikb> ActionParsnip, okie
[11:27] <kwork> paint for linux ?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> vikb: looks like theres no karmic there
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> vikb: just tested it
[11:28] <indus> ActionParsnip: there is a moer simplified way for adding ppas now, just add ppa:some name and no need of keys either
[11:28] <M0D-1T> python_root: oh, i can tell you one more thing that maybe it could be important
[11:28] <ward-> i setup dualscreen once, and saved it to xorg,conf with nvidia-settings
[11:28] <kwork> is there some easy image manipulation soft for ubuntu, like paint for windows
[11:28] <python_root> PaperBoy: in windows it doesnot count system folders in ubuntu it does
[11:28] <indus> ActionParsnip: ppa:pidgin-developers/ppa
[11:28] <ward-> but then i had to boot without my second screen
[11:28] <indus> ActionParsnip: thats it and reload,
[11:28] <ward-> and it was not disaabled
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> vikb: my mistake there is, let me dig
[11:28] <python_root> M0D-1T: Say
[11:28] <Younder> carmic is here, most people have already 'updated'...
[11:28] <Tricks> is there any way of copying a directory and all sub dir within it but omitting individual files?
[11:29] <leaf-sheep> indus: In the terminal? "ppa:<team>/ppa" ?
[11:29] <ward-> then i had to mess aroundm, the ONLY way to make it work again was to set a lower resolution.....
[11:29] <indus> leaf-sheep: no in gui software sources
[11:29] <ward-> so now my ubuntu allways starts upo with the wrong resolution
[11:29] <indus> leaf-sheep: add
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> indus: i'm old school, what can i say, i dont use gui tools for repos, too clunky imho
[11:29] <Younder> Tricks, yes, look at find
[11:29] <vikb> ActionParsnip,  got it!! Had to insert the 2 lines from the Pidgin site and then tried for the software
[11:29] <ward-> its tiring to change that on EVERY single boot
[11:29] <PaperBoy> python_root: but we are talking abotu folders it shows a file count
[11:29] <vikb> ActionParsnip, Its installed
[11:29] <ward-> whatever i do it keeps booting in the wrong resolution
[11:29] <Tricks> cool thanks Younder
[11:29] <ward-> how do i solve this?
[11:29] <indus> for karmic only i believe leaf-sheep
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> vikb: i just put kamic instead of karmic
[11:29] <roffe> The new grub-bootloader won't recognize my new kernel update
[11:29] <Younder> Tricks, it is complicated, but worth it
[11:30] <python_root>  PaperBoy: Every thing it dosent show system folder and files
[11:30] <indus> ActionParsnip: only with karmic that works, i have empathy added ppa:empathy something
[11:30] <m4rtin> hi, just upgraded to karmic and am having problems with scp autocompletion. The keys seem to be working as I can ssh to the remote host without password, but when I try to autocomplete, everything after the ":" is treated as local and it does a *local* complete. Any ideas?
[11:30] <vikb> ActionParsnip, Yeah.... but they are not available by deafult in the repo for sure
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> indus: true but i use cli so much i find it easier to add the lines manually
[11:30] <M0D-1T> python_root: every time i have a page in which i have a video (flash, java etc etc) i have a sort of grey cursor with a "play it" written that i have to click on, to start viewing the video.. is it normal?
[11:30] <vikb> ActionParsnip, no probs :)
[11:30] <indus> ActionParsnip: no need of gpg keys in case of karmic at least for empathy
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> vikb: ubottu says its there
[11:30] <python_root> M0D-1T: Its normal
[11:30] <indus> ActionParsnip: hmm  any idea how to change server for download from cli
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> vikb: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/pidgin
[11:31] <roffe> Does anyone else have a problem with the new GRUB?
[11:31] <M0D-1T> python_root: but i have another pc, and there i have never seen something like this.. there, every video plays freely
[11:31] <indus> leaf-sheep: ActionParsnip only for karmic is this method
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> indus: not sure, you could have multiple sources files and cp them into the main seat when needed
[11:31] <leaf-sheep> indus: I'm looking it up.  Trying to find something for aptitude/apt-get commands
[11:31] <indus> that whole gpg key is history now
[11:31] <python_root>  M0D-1T: depends on site and settings
[11:31] <Carsten-> Hi guys... I have a problem when compiling a program, I get this error: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.3.3/include/stdarg.h'
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> indus: i'll so it manual til its not an option
[11:32] <Carsten-> any idea on ways to rectify this?
[11:32] <indus> leaf-sheep: i have empathy added with just the line ppa:empathy-karmic or something
[11:32] <indus> leaf-sheep: no gpg command
[11:32] <alid> How can I find my posts in ubuntuformums.org?
[11:32] <indus> super
[11:32] <M0D-1T> python_root: what's bizarre is that i have the same problem with every site i visit. practically every site i'm connected to gives me the same problem with the "play" button on it
[11:32] <indus> alid: log in and go to search> my posts
[11:32] <hszhao> does any one use tor on ubuntu?
[11:32] <indus> alid: click on your name first
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> !tor | hszhao
[11:33] <ward-> i changed to dualscreen with nvidia-settings and saved it to xorg.conf, but then i had to boot without my second screen, and it was still using both, i was unable to switch it off, then the only way to switch it off was to set a lower rsolution, now my computer allwayus boots in a resolution thats too low, doesnt mather if i save the native resolution
[11:33] <indus> iam switch back to pidgin now though, it works flawlessly
[11:33] <indus> i randomly get empathy opening empty list
[11:33] <alid> Thanks indus.
[11:33] <jezlee> The SDL libraries are not working in ubuntu Package Manager
[11:33] <indus> alid: anytime
[11:33] <PaperBoy> python_root: what is the command in console to check file count?
[11:34] <doleyb> PaperBoy: ls|wc
[11:34] <legend2440> kwork: gpaint or kolourpaint4       both in  synaptic
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> PaperBoy: ls -1 | wc -l
[11:34] <hszhao> thanks, I don't want to use tor as the proxy of irc.
[11:34] <python_root> MOD-it : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1169688
[11:34] <PaperBoy> thanks
[11:35] <python_root> !bizarre
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> PaperBoy: sorry, is -l not -1
[11:35] <gnopak> I want to mount /var/log to tmpfs. That is easy. But I also want to sync the tmpfs-based /var/log to disk-based /var/log every hour. To reach the hd-based /var/log, I must unmount the tmpfs-based /var/log. But that unmount erases the tmpfs... How can I solve this?
[11:35] <hszhao> I want to know how can i obtain the exat exit nodes of tor in real-time?
[11:35] <M0D-1T> python_root: my problem is not fonts rendering
[11:35] <M0D-1T> :)
[11:35] <rmp73> again... anyone any luck getting Ricoh webcams to work properly under Karmic?
[11:36] <python_root> PaperBoy : ls -a |wc
[11:36] <kwork> legend2440, yeah found kolourpaint4 , thanks
[11:36] <legend2440> kwork: actually there are three  gpaint or kolourpaint4 or mtpaint      they are  in  synaptic
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> legend2440: theres one that makes noises too, for kids
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> !info tuxpaint
[11:37] <hszhao> ubottu: I want to obtain exact exit nodes list of tor.
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> tuxpaint is hilarious, mad sounds for the tools
[11:37] <alessandro> !it
[11:38] <mQQsh> ActionParsnip: im trying vnc out localy.  I have viewer installed on my laptop running vista and I setup vncserver on my ubuntu machine.  Its asking me for the VNC server when i start up viewer on my vista machine.  How do I find out the name to enter?
[11:38] <ward-> i changed to dualscreen with nvidia-settings and saved it to xorg.conf, but then i had to boot without my second screen, and it was still using both, i was unable to switch it off, then the only way to switch it off was to set a lower rsolution, now my computer allwayus boots in a resolution thats too low, doesnt mather if i save the native resolution
[11:38] <ward-> so how can i save my native resolution again?
[11:38] <Younder> so ubutto speaks italien
[11:38] <ward-> Younder, yes if you ask it about ubuntu-it
[11:39] <python_root> !ubuntu-it
[11:39] <ward-> it also speaks a number of other languages
[11:39] <BDOTH> ubutto is part of Mafia. Who else funds the Ubuntu developers
[11:39] <ChrisCphDK> I have ported an console app I made for Mac OS X which creates BSD sockets and sends HTTP POST messages to a http server. However when running it in Karmic Koala (livecd) it is extremely slow at either creating the sockets or sending the data (NO_TCPDELAY does not help). Any pointers as to why this might be would be appreciated
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> mQQsh: you use the wan ip of your router
[11:39] <ward-> python_root, you know perfectly well what i mean
[11:39] <Younder> ward-, cool
[11:39] <python_root> ward- : :(
[11:40] <mQQsh> ActionParsnip: cool thanks.. sorry but whats the terminal command again to view it something like ipconfig
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | mQQsh
[11:40] <python_root> ward- : just tried
[11:40] <BDOTH> They will make you an operating system you can't refuse.
[11:40] <leaf-sheep> mQQsh: ifconfig
[11:40] <ward-> python_root, try !it then sorry
[11:40] <mQQsh> aweomse thanks guys
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> mQQsh: use: www.ipchicken.com    to find your IP out
[11:40] <frull> ActionParsnip : still error my pay
[11:40] <Younder> Language translation is somthing I study
[11:40] <python_root> !it
[11:40] <frull> :)
[11:40] <python_root> !en
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> mQQsh: you will connect to that from the outside world
[11:40] <python_root> !gu
[11:40] <ward-> python_root, dont overdo it though lol
[11:41] <Younder> Yes, in italian you say you answer only in english..
[11:41] <python_root> ward- : Feeling bored i was playing wit bot :):)
[11:41] <ward-> python_root, yeah i know but its best to do that with /msg
[11:41] <ward-> else ops can start complaining :p
[11:41] <g_> from /etc/hosts how can i redirect site.com/foo to site.com/foo/bar ?
[11:41] <python_root> :k
[11:42] <Buzzard> hi, my copy of ubuntu 8.04.3 lts can't read mp3, it says i need to install the codec >.<
[11:42] <Buzzard> I thought it would atleast be able to handle mp3's out of thebox hey
[11:42] <Younder> Buzzard, that is correct
[11:42] <Buzzard> shall i download amarok?
[11:42] <ward-> Buzzard, sudo apt-get install restricted-extras i think
[11:42] <python_root> Buzzard: Download codec instead
[11:42] <g_> shall i scratch my back today?
[11:43] <g_> yeah, restricted extras!
[11:43] <Younder> Buzzard, however it is easy to download extensions that allow this
[11:43] <ward-> it has numerous other stuff aswell
[11:43] <g_> ubtuntu-restricted-extras
[11:43] <BDOTH> I once was messing around with the bot on the Fedora channel and discovered something. Well it linked me to a web site with a flash on it that is A for adult. Lets just say I never thought the Fedora guys were into those kinds of things, hilarious as it was.
[11:43] <ward-> what g_ said
[11:43] <Younder> The standards are not opensorce so you need to download the speperatly
[11:43] <g_> exactly ^ as Younder said!
[11:43] <Buzzard> oh
[11:44] <M4K4V3l1> I can't believe this : Unpacking slapd (from .../slapd_2.4.9-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>_i386.deb) ...
[11:44] <M4K4V3l1> Setting up slapd (2.4.9-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>)
[11:44] <Buzzard> but pclinux os had amarok pre installed.. why?
[11:44] <M4K4V3l1> tooks more than 15 minutes
[11:44] <BDOTH> !cartoon
[11:44] <ward-> it can play ogg by default though
[11:44] <BDOTH> !cartoons
[11:44] <Buzzard> i saw ogg
[11:44] <Buzzard> it played flac too ^^
[11:44] <BDOTH> !hbo
[11:44] <BDOTH> !cinimax
[11:44] <python_root>  Buzzard: Every distro have their own defaults
[11:44] <Buzzard> please tell me what to google ^^
[11:44] <BDOTH> !foxnews
[11:45] <Buzzard> ubuntu restricted extras?
[11:45] <python_root> BDOTH: LOL
[11:45] <ward-> Buzzard, we told you what to install lol
[11:45] <napster> Buzzard: Mint have all those restricted extras..
[11:45] <koowgnojeel> i have a broken package and can't fix it --> Bp  adobe-flashplugin               - Adobe Flash Player plugin
[11:45] <koowgnojeel> how do i remove it ?
[11:45] <Buzzard> i wish I knew what u were talking about ^^
[11:45] <BDOTH> !espn
[11:45] <ward-> Buzzard, in a terminal type the following: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:46] <BDOTH> !fire
[11:46] <napster> Buzzard: Or use synaptic to find restricted-extras
[11:46] <Buzzard> that pc isnt connected to the intertubes yet
[11:46] <BDOTH> !Jackie Chan
[11:46] <Buzzard> im south african afterall
[11:46] <python_root> Guyz what is  BDOTH: trying to do
[11:46] <g_> so you're 10' tall?
[11:46] <napster> Buzzard: Then its better to use aptoncd...
[11:46] <ward-> Buzzard, cant you swap it for a couple of minutes
[11:46] <BDOTH> Ubottu has to have a easter egg some where
[11:47] <ward-> with the PC that is connected to the internet
[11:47] <Buzzard> no i have 1000 Megabytes of cap per month ^^
[11:47] <coz_> Buzzard,  after installing the restricted extras  you may want to run this command for dvd playback        sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
[11:47] <g_> only 1g p/m omg!! gtfo off irc bfore ur bandwidth is eaten up!
[11:47] <Buzzard> i use local cap
[11:47] <Buzzard> usually
[11:47] <ward-> Buzzard, lol then its probably indeed better to use aptoncd like napster said