[02:11] <mosibfu> ztomic: i love overkill, have SLI, dual core 4400+ @ 2.7 ghz, and 2.5 tB, if you do something, you might aswell do it right
[02:11] <sipsipclick> without "wine" on the end
[02:11] <ztomic> mosibfu: I just want the dang thing to work. But you're right. It swings back and forth between NV and ATI.
[02:11] <jangari> oh pardon, i found it
[02:11] <nickrud> mosibfu: when do you start your cluster?
[02:12] <irreducibilis> Thats nice.
[02:12] <mosibfu> ztomic: ati will reign superior soon, with open sourced driver
[02:12] <changelog> mosibfu, you have a freakin' google server
[02:12] <changelog> damn
[02:12] <Roscar> pelo: I thought compiz was default on gutsy. are you sure removing emerald will do the trick?
[02:12] <danny> whats a good program to look into computer's on your network
[02:12] <woojjob> damn
[02:12] <changelog> i have 1.3tb worth of storage, and i thought i had a lot
[02:12] <mosibfu> changelog: i dont have a google server lol, i love movies and music
[02:12] <irreducibilis> If only ATI could keep up with speed.
[02:12] <desertc> danny: ssh
[02:12] <changelog> mosibfu, same here, although 2.5tb is huge for me
[02:12] <nickrud> danny: nmap
[02:12] <jangari> kode, that eth0 inet address, is that the ip of the router?
[02:12] <danny> nmap? ssh?
[02:13] <sipsipclick> mosibfu, or better yet ATIs open source drivers forces nvidia to open source theirs
[02:13] <sfears> i've installed build-essential and when i run "make" inside the directory of the uncompressed tar file it just hangs there.. would that have to do with me not having kernel header files?
[02:13] <R_J> Alright so i used the iwconfig essid name key KEY command...now im suppost to get an ip using dhclient wlan0
[02:13] <Pelo> Roscar,  compiz is part of the default install but will only be enalbles to the level your comp can handle if any , you can jsut turn it off in the appearanc dialog , just do that
[02:13] <desertc> There is no ATI any more.
[02:13] <irreducibilis> sipsipclick: Oh yes...
[02:13] <jangari> or of this coputer this session?
[02:13] <R_J> but i get a no leases message
[02:13] <mosibfu> irreducibilis: open source means: ati doesnt have to keep up, the community will improve faster then the single programmer nvidia has dedictated to linux
[02:13] <Shadix> how do i connect to the net in terminal
[02:13] <kode> jangari: no that's your computers ip
[02:13] <jangari> right
[02:13] <jangari> can i get the router's ip?
[02:13] <mosibfu> irreducibilis: so, i figure in half a year, ati will be superior
[02:13] <kode> your router should be similar, only 1 at the end
[02:13] <nickrud> danny: nmap will examine the ports on the other machine, ssh lets you log into the other machine if it has an ssh-server running
[02:13] <ztomic> mosibfu: it looks like I'll have to edit /etc/apt/sources.list to remove the commented sections/
[02:13] <Pelo> Roscar,  emerald is just the decorator , but it is demanding and might cause isues for some
[02:13] <sipsipclick> sfears, it shouldn't hang regardless.  what are you trying to build? do other things build?
[02:13] <kode> like <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:13] <irreducibilis> Well we shall see.
[02:13] <R_J> hey kode, are you teachiin him how to get an ip
[02:13] <R_J> after you connect?
[02:13] <jangari> well, i changed it since i have an adsl modem with that ip
[02:13] <irreducibilis> I sometimes change sides to whoever is winning
[02:13] <jangari> i changed it to ...1.2
[02:14] <jangari> but now firefox can't connect to it
[02:14] <DShepherd> so all other updates are good to go except for samba?
[02:14] <danny> is there a way i can remotely shutdown a computer
[02:14] <haoyuan> 转到中文
[02:14] <alphin> if I downgraded back to fiesty can I somehow take my downloaded cds from gutsy to fiesty?
[02:14] <woojjob> ubuntu is used for embeded?
[02:14] <alphin> some kind of import
[02:14] <sipsipclick> woojjob, no
[02:14] <kode> R_J: no, I'm trying to get him connected to his router plain and simple :)
[02:14] <CaelanArcher> Okay, guys... I'm another one of those Ubuntu noobs needing help connecting to a wireless network.
[02:14] <woojjob> huh
[02:14] <jangari> but i think the issue is router-bound
[02:14] <desertc> !cn > haoyuan
[02:14] <Pelo> !wifi | CaelanArcher start here
[02:14] <ubotu> CaelanArcher start here: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:15] <R_J> ok well thanks for the help with the iwconfig essid name key KEy command
[02:15] <jangari> because i can't connect with my windows machine either
[02:15] <jangari> anymore
[02:15] <mosibfu> ztomic: ye but its nice that they put them in there standard with a comment in front, instead of adding em all
[02:15] <R_J> i got that working perfect
[02:15] <haoyuan> thank you
[02:15] <R_J> but now i  need to get an ip right?
[02:15] <danny> is there a program where i can shutdown a user remotely?
[02:15] <jangari> yeah, thanks kode
[02:15] <DShepherd> danny, you can do so via ssh
[02:15] <Pelo> !enter
[02:15] <ztomic> mosibfu: yeah
[02:15] <ubotu> Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[02:15] <jangari> for your (ongoing) help
[02:15] <mosibfu> sipsipclick: i hope that will happen, but i fear not
[02:15] <sipsipclick> danny, shutdown a *user*?
[02:15] <desertc> danny: Why would you want to shutdown a user?
[02:15] <raranp> CaelanArcher: how far have you gone with it so far?
[02:15] <kode> R_J: normally your computer asks an ip to the router after that command
[02:15] <danny> this user on my network is hacking
[02:16] <danny> i dont know who he is
[02:16] <R_J> ya thats odd because thats what i thought it did too
[02:16] <DShepherd> danny, you said computer before....
[02:16] <danny> yes
[02:16] <sipsipclick> danny, killall takes the option -u to kill processes belonging to a particular user
[02:16] <danny> it is a computer
[02:16] <woojjob> who.s user
[02:16] <desertc> danny: Use the ping of death.
[02:16] <danny> ping their ip?
[02:16] <kode> jangari: can you ping to your router? try ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:16] <ztomic> mosibfu: back to the radeon thing... it's funny that my slow-ass 7200 runs better than may 9550... hehe.
[02:16] <R_J> but the thing is kode a while ago i got this set up
[02:16] <Pici> !ot
[02:16] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:16] <R_J> i was told to do a dhclient wlan0
[02:17] <mosibfu> ztomic: simple cards require simple drivers ;)
[02:17] <R_J> but now it doesnt seem to work like it did before
[02:17] <danny> ok
[02:17] <Shadix> can someone help we with a blankscreen issue
[02:17] <jangari> unreachable
[02:17] <raranp> CaelanArcher: you there?
[02:17] <sfears> hello
[02:17] <alphin> is ubuntu 7.04 still an alternative to 7.10 at this point?
[02:17] <Shadix> heya
[02:17] <kode> jangari: to check for your gateway(router) type route -n
[02:17] <Pelo> Shadix, when do you get this blank screen ? what did you do brfore
[02:17] <jangari> how do i halt a process?
[02:17] <nclife> mh, a silly question. I can't find the volume control panel, what would be the command to increase the headphones volume?
[02:17] <Pelo> alphin, 7.04 is the previous release , you can use it fi you want
[02:17] <DShepherd> danny, do you know the username of the user? if you do then killall -u user should get him off..
[02:17] <nickrud> alphin: yes, it'll have support for nearly a year yet
[02:18] <ztomic> mosibfu: I use that older one for vid capture in windows but I can't get capture to work in linux.
[02:18] <kode> R_J: what is different now?
[02:18] <R_J> well it wont connect
[02:18] <danny> ok
[02:18] <sipsipclick> nclife, alsamixer
[02:18] <R_J> after i do a iwconfig essid...etc
[02:18] <R_J> it doesnt connect
[02:18] <jangari> or how many sequences will the ping go through?
[02:18] <R_J> but i remember having to do an dhclient
[02:18] <R_J> because i dont think it gets the ip automatically
[02:18] <desertc> nclife: It's in the gnome menu
[02:18] <alphin> well Pelo  or nickrud can I take my  cds I downloaded from gutsy's torrent downloaded and somehow import them to my fiesty?
[02:18] <Pelo> !enter | R_J
[02:18] <ubotu> R_J: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[02:18] <sfears> sudo ifup wlan0
[02:18] <desertc> nclife: Preferences->Volume Control.
[02:18] <sipsipclick> R_J, try "dhclient wlan0"
[02:18] <kode> you can always do it of course, doens't hurt to do a dhclient
[02:18] <sfears> or wlan1 or wlan2
[02:19] <scottDkoDer> Is anyone using gutsy willing to try and install the 'apt-file' package?  I tried to 'sudo apt-get install apt-file' and it downloads fine, but "Setting up apt-file (<IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu2) ..." is taking WAY too long. Any takers?
[02:19] <aladinsane> Anybody know of a packer/unpacker with GUI that can unpack multiple files (not belonging to the same archive)?
[02:19] <alphin> without the use of blank cd?
[02:19] <aladinsane> Like Winrar in windows.
[02:19] <nickrud> alphin: no, the gutsy debs are for use with gutsy only
[02:19] <mosibfu> ztomic: capturing video needs some advanced tweaking, wich the ati control panel gives u in windows standard:P
[02:19] <alphin> no nickrud
[02:19] <druggist> how do i get the mac address on my card
[02:19] <Shadix> Pelo: installed ubuntu lol....what happens is that at boot my monitor goes to sleep as if no sig, if I startx i get to that desktop but it's restriced of course. i've tried vesa
[02:19] <alphin> I downloaded cds
[02:19] <Pelo> alphin I think you are a bit confused you can use those cd to eitehr upgrade or install gutsy
[02:19] <alphin> can I import them to fiesty?
[02:19] <druggist> how do i get the mac address on my card
[02:19] <kode> druggist: type ifconfig
 i tried that i got a no leases in database
[02:19] <SpeakerMania> How do I format my hard disk that is in NTFS?
[02:19] <nickrud> alphin: yes, but the software on those cd's are packaged as debs.
[02:19] <kode> druggist: it's the number after HWaddre
[02:19] <sipsipclick> Pelo, do you have multiple video cards, or maybe an on board card?
[02:19] <alphin> they are music cds nickrud ...
[02:19] <Pelo> Shadix,  what is your video card ?
[02:20] <CaelanArcher> raranp, sorry... I was reading through some docs
[02:20] <mosibfu> Speakermania install gparted
[02:20] <desertc> SpeakerMania: Partition Editor
[02:20] <Shadix> ATI Radeon X700 pro
[02:20] <alphin> I downloaded them on gutsy, not burned them
[02:20] <Pelo> sipsipclick, wrong nick
[02:20] <savvas> where do we send bugs for the Ubuntu JeOS? ( http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/jeos/ )
[02:20] <alphin> they are full cds I got off the internet
[02:20] <raranp> CaelanArcher: no problem, that's always a good start
[02:20] <sipsipclick> Shadix, i mean.  damn this channel is too busy
[02:20] <DShepherd> !format > SpeakerMania
[02:20] <alphin> of music
[02:20] <nickrud> alphin: ah, different :) stick in the cd with mp3's on it, drag & drop them where you want
[02:20] <alphin> I didnt want to burn them to cd...
[02:20] <alphin> I thought I could do some kind of import.
[02:20] <danny> how do i view if he's off now net -u
[02:20] <SpeakerMania> !format
[02:20] <aladinsane> Anybody know of a packer/unpacker with GUI that can unpack multiple files (not belonging to the same archive)?
[02:21] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[02:21] <aladinsane> Like Winrar in windows.
[02:21] <Pelo> Shadix, ok start by getting the vesa driver back ,   from the recovery mode sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg , select vesa when ask , you'll get your desktop back,  then if the restricted driver didn'T work, come back here for the binaries instructions
[02:21] <jangari> kode: one of the lines returned fro route -n: <IP_ADDRESS>     <IP_ADDRESS>         <IP_ADDRESS>     U     0      0        0 wlan0
[02:21] <ztomic> mosibfu: been looking for an alternative. v4l seems best but choosing a card/usb-device is difficult.
[02:21] <nickrud> alphin: I think we're talking at cross purposes, exactly where are these files
[02:21] <preaction> aladinsane, File Roller handles component rar files just fine
[02:21] <scottDkoDer> Is anyone using gutsy willing to try and install the 'apt-file' package?  I tried to 'sudo apt-get install apt-file' and it downloads fine, but "Setting up apt-file (<IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu2) ..." is taking WAY too long. Any takers?
[02:21] <Shadix> I'll giver a try but vesa didn't work last time. thx
[02:21] <alphin> nickrud, in my gutsy gibbon's share folder downloaded via it's torrent downloader
[02:21] <preaction> aladinsane, (it's the default Gnome archiver tool)
[02:21] <Pelo> aladinsane,  rile roller will do it, you might need to add the support of the format,   sudo apt-get install unrar unzip  , I don'T remember anyother by heart
[02:21] <nickrud> scottDkoDer: it takes a long time, it's a big file
[02:22] <mosibfu> ztomic: ye thats true, i only have a webcam working so im no expert with capturing from a 3d card
[02:22] <CaelanArcher> I guess I'm just so confused about this wireless because I'm on a college network, and I'll have to VPN later... but for now, I can't even seem to detect the wireless network
[02:22] <danny> how do i check if the user is off my network?
[02:22] <kode> jangari: do you also see a line with a gateway not being <IP_ADDRESS>? Also try to do: dhclient
[02:22] <CaelanArcher> wireless card is recognized, drivers are installed
[02:22] <alphin> but they are music files, in the cds downloaded folder
[02:22] <nickrud> alphin: ok, and where's your feisty?
[02:22] <alphin> it will be installed on this machine
[02:22] <sipsipclick> danny, stop trying to hack your sister's computer
[02:22] <sfears> linux-headers-2.6.20-15-generic is already the newest version.E: Couldn't find package 2.6.20-15.27.. any idea how i can add kernel headers to my 2.6.20-16-lowlatency
[02:22] <raranp> CaelanArcher: what is your wireless chipset?
[02:22] <nickrud> alphin: ah. ok
[02:22] <Pelo> later folks
[02:22] <mosibfu> #ubuntu-nl
[02:22] <alphin> so can I import all them instead of wasting cds?
[02:22] <jangari> yeah, the eth0 line has a gateway of <IP_ADDRESS>, but that's the modem
 i tried that i got a no leases in database
[02:23] <nickrud> do you have a windows partition there?
[02:23] <alphin> I dont care to burn them if I have them all on my computer
[02:23] <danny> wow im not dude really there's a car outside and there's a strange program popping up when i sniff the network
[02:23] <scottDkoDer> nickrud: I installed it without such qualms on my other partition here, not to mention my slower intel 700mhz cpu...
[02:23] <nickrud> scottDkoDer: how long is long?
[02:23] <kode> jangari: your router address is <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:23] <darrend> anyone know why apache2 is a dependency of php5 ??
[02:23] <danny> its saying brute
[02:23] <mosibfu> danny: that car is sniffing your wireless network, wich is really easy to hack.. use wires if you dont want it
[02:23] <SpeakerMania> Now, how do I use gparted?
[02:23] <scottDkoDer> nickrud: Like 10 minutes so far...
[02:23] <nickrud> alphin: there's a technique; you wound create a directory called for example /music on the gutsy
[02:24] <jangari> here's the situation: i have a modem-router and a wireless router,
[02:24] <desertc> danny:  A .. car?!  .. Outside?  Run, run for your life!
[02:24] <mosibfu> danny: how they do it is described on infinityexists.com thats how easy it is
[02:24] <scottDkoDer> nickrud: It finally returned, thanks
[02:24] <alphin> nickrud, I have long road out of eden on here (20 songs) and eric claptons newest (36 of his hits) seriously? i'd be burning for hours...
[02:24] <mosibfu> danny: so you might aswell go beat em up
[02:24] <nickrud> alphin: then, move your music there.
[02:24] <danny> it's saying brute fource and codes pop up with parts of passwords
[02:24] <h|barbobot> http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/aaa/425529349.html
[02:24] <Lord_MuffloN^> How do I save a .conf file when it says I do not have permissions?
[02:24] <jangari> the former doesn't do much in the way of routing except straight t the wireless router
[02:24] <nclife> sipsipclick, desertc thanks a lot. alsamixer worked well
[02:24] <Lord_MuffloN^> OR well, how do I save it as sudo
[02:24] <CaelanArcher> I've got an Intel Pro/Wireless 2100 (driver=ipw2100)
[02:24] <desertc> danny: Go out and say hello.  Gzeez.  Stop stressing out.
[02:24] <ztomic> mosibfu: yeah, I hear ya. it gets even more difficult when HDTV hits in 09 and you have to deal with encrypted video over dvi source.
[02:24] <danny> lol
[02:24] <h|barbobot> sorry wrong window
[02:24] <raranp> CaelanArcher: what version of ubuntu are you on?
[02:24] <nickrud> alphin: next, you would boot a live cd, and delete everything on the gutsy partition, except for /music
[02:24] <danny> ill pop a clip up their ***
[02:24] <purepain> <Lord_MuffloN try sudo
[02:25] <CaelanArcher> I'm on gutsy
[02:25] <sipsipclick> nclife, i think you might need to run "alsactl save"
[02:25] <desertc> danny: I'm being completely serious, why hide in your house worrying.
[02:25] <nickrud> alphin: when you install feisty, you would tell it to not format the partition, and it will install around the music directory
[02:25] <Lord_MuffloN^> purepain, well, I'm editing it via text editor
[02:25] <ztomic> dvi/hdmi
[02:25] <ztomic> etc..
[02:25] <mosibfu> ztomic: true, but by that time the community will fix it hopefully
[02:25] <Lord_MuffloN^> How do I give a sudo command then?
[02:25] <raranp> CaelanArcher: do you see a entry for wireless in your network settings screen?
[02:25] <kode> jangari: I see,but the router you connected by cable it's address is 19<IP_ADDRESS>. If your mode/router is also that address, you have a conflict, and that's why you won't get any internet
[02:25] <purepain> <Lord_MuffloN what file?
[02:25] <Lord_MuffloN^> modules.conf
[02:25] <raranp> kode: did you catch he has two routers?
[02:25] <nclife> sipsipclick, it says unknown command
[02:25] <sipsipclick> danny, call the cops and setup WPA/WPA2 and use registered mac addresses only
[02:25] <Jack_Sparrow> gksudo gedit /folder/file
[02:25] <nickrud> alphin: that make sense to you?
[02:26] <jangari> firefoxing to that ip, kode, gives me the modem's config page... okay shall i disconnect from the modem, nav to that page and change the router's ip?
[02:26] <alphin> some of it
[02:26] <danny> dude i never seend this car before, and there's a light inside of it and sniffing keeps popping up brute fource with my passwords everything, btw i got a wpa2 key
[02:26] <alphin> not all
[02:26] <CaelanArcher> I see "Wireless Connection: roaming mode enabled"... but no networks listed
[02:26] <purepain> <Lord_MuffloN okok, sudo gedit /path/modules.conf
[02:26] <kode> raranp: I did, he probably has an ip conflict
[02:26] <ader10> Gnome mouse tracking sucks, is there a way I can transfer my xfce settings to gnome as well?
[02:26] <danny> he somehow cracked it
[02:26] <jessd> gnome-screen-properties does not list any modes except for 1024x768; trying to run at 800x600 for a tv out machine; any ideas?
[02:26] <sipsipclick> nclife, "alsactl store" maybe
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> purepain: You need to use gksudo for gui apps   gksudo gedit
[02:26] <alphin> do you have an instant messenger to explain to me more? nickrud because too much flooding of chat going on
[02:26] <danny> yo ill brb im taking care of this
[02:26] <alphin> reading fast makes me not grasp the whole picture
[02:27] <scottDkoDer> I think gutsy is just slower than feisty
[02:27] <nickrud> alphin: no, I don't have an instant messenger
[02:27] <alphin> =\
[02:27] <sipsipclick> nickrud, ! do you know what year this is?
[02:27] <mosibfu> scottDkoDer: unix from a command line, first version, is the fastest, newer OS is made for newer PC's so its obvious it will be slower on older pc's
[02:27]  * greencookie enters the room looking sleepy.
[02:27] <nclife> sipsipclick, Cannot open /var/.........   should I try with sudo?
[02:27] <stevenrushing_> 5500fx - nvidia or nv?
[02:28] <alphin> nickrud, does this chat support pm?
[02:28] <nickrud> alphin: 3 steps: 1. move music to /music . 2. boot live cd, delete everything except /music . 3. install, but tell the installer not to format the disk
[02:28] <mosibfu> stevenrushing_: nvidia
[02:28] <aladinsane> Pelo: yes i tried that one, but im not sure it can unpack multiple files in the gui, i have about 20 .bz files, yes i know i could do it in the terminal but i want to find a gui
[02:28] <sipsipclick> alphin, nickrud , why don't you guys use /msg in xchat
[02:28] <nickrud> alphin: yup
[02:28] <greencookie> Greetings nickrud :)
[02:28] <nickrud> greencookie: hi ;)
[02:28] <mosibfu> stevenrushing_: nv is the driver wich will work, without 3d and stuff
[02:28] <kode> jangari: Are you connected by cable to the wireless router or the modem/router?
[02:28] <alphin> ok let me use my registered name
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> alphin: or make your own room....
[02:28] <nclife> sipsipclick, what is that command for?
[02:28] <jangari> but if i'm wired directly to the router and the router only then, to the modem-router, ashouldn't  that ip take me to the router's config page?
[02:28]  * desertc hates instant messaging, too.  Now, instant massages, on the other hand...
[02:28] <jangari> wireless router, kode
[02:28] <alphin> Jack_Sparrow, not needed
[02:29] <nickrud> sipsipclick: sure, but I'm old, I like phones or email
[02:29] <alphin> I only need one thing done
[02:29] <stevenrushing_> okies, this is good... now booting from correct card.  =)  thank you for all the help.  next step, how do i verify that 3d is enabled?  i read somewhere that i need to do that...
[02:29] <danny> Brute: 1324535#@$@%#@342142: Pw: aa11bb22.  Log Off
[02:29] <danny> \
[02:29] <fizzle> i need some help getting a BASH script to run automatically when I plug in my iPod
[02:29] <sipsipclick> nclife, "man alsactl", but to save you all that trouble, it stores the mixer settings so they persist through reboots
[02:29]  * usser is annoyed by phones
[02:29] <mosibfu> stevenrushing_: type: glxgears in console
[02:29] <jangari> dsl phoneline into modem, into wireless router, into each computer, one of them wirelessly
[02:30] <scottDkoDer> mosibfu: Point well taken :)
[02:30] <desertc> fizzle: This channel is more about intro questions...
[02:30] <nclife> sipsipclick, ah ok, thanks a lot. I'll check it out with man
[02:30] <sipsipclick> steven_office, "xdpyinfo | grep GLX", and run glxgears.  should get FPS in the thousands
[02:30] <jessd> Help with creen resolutions please?
[02:30] <kode> jangari: your modem/router has 2 addresses and your wireless router has 2 ip-addresses, so you the gateway of your computer should be the wireless router
[02:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !res
[02:30] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[02:30] <nickrud> usser: cell phones, I agree. As bad as instant messaging
[02:30] <jessd> s/creen/screen/
[02:30] <SMFS_Usagi> Can anyone help with this ?http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3785101#post3785101
[02:30] <greencookie> Anyone know why my ctrl alt f1-f9 keys dont work while ctrl alt bkspc works?
[02:30] <fizzle> desertc: hmm, true... off to find the appropriate chan
[02:30] <danny> Net user Danny Is logging off...... Error Msg: This is a hacker, i have all your credit card numbers, have a nice day
[02:31] <SpeakerMania> How do I format a NTFS drive?
[02:31] <kode> so you should arrive on the wifi router by using <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:31] <danny> @Hash @ Echoff Goodbye!
[02:31] <mosibfu> scottDkoDer: its not a bad thing imho, progress always comes at some price :P
[02:31] <stevenrushing_> ewww, everything is broken... can't get a terminal open... firfox (and probably all other windows) are missing minimize, maximize, close buttons
[02:31] <lkjdsafas> 13:33:58 AlexT60 dhclient: No working leases in persistent database - sleeping.
[02:31] <jangari> i arrive at the modem, something else must be going on
[02:31] <lkjdsafas> thats what i get
[02:31] <jessd> stevenrushing_ Your window manager is dead
[02:31] <raranp> hackerOfDanny: priceless!
[02:31] <lkjdsafas> when i use a dhclient wlan0
[02:31] <sipsipclick> For everyone having problems with wireless. TRY to get your wireless working without encryption first, then try WEP, then try WPA
[02:31] <jessd> stevenrushing_ Try metacity --replace &
[02:32] <danny> dude wth
[02:32] <stevenrushing_> so what do i do about that - window manager being dead?
[02:32] <desertc> SMFS_Usagi: Try posting that again in this forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3785101#post3785101
[02:32] <danny> somebody shutdown my computer
[02:32] <DShepherd> !format | SpeakerMania, that might help
[02:32] <ubotu> SpeakerMania, that might help: Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[02:32] <desertc> SMFS_Usagi:  I mean  http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=73
[02:32] <greencookie> Does anyone here use w3m browser?
[02:32] <stevenrushing_> try metacity?  elaborate please?
[02:32] <ader10> Gnome mouse tracking sucks, is there a way I can transfer my xfce settings to gnome as well?
[02:32] <jessd> stevenrushing_ From a terminal window, type :  metacity --replace &
[02:32] <kode> jangari: do you have a wirelless router or a wireless accespoint?
[02:32] <desertc> danny: take it to another channel
[02:33] <jangari> it's a router, i believe
[02:33] <sipsipclick> ader10, System->Preferences->Mouse? no?
[02:33] <greencookie> Does anyone here have the openurl plugin for irssi?
[02:33] <SpeakerMania> DShepherd, I already have Gparted, but it won't let me do anything. There is a lock icon on the drive I want to format.
[02:33] <lkjdsafas> someone please help me out with this
[02:33] <lkjdsafas> dhclient: No working leases in persistent database - sleeping.
[02:33] <bruenig> SpeakerMania, unmount it
[02:33] <desertc> !ask | lkjdsafas
[02:33] <ubotu> lkjdsafas: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[02:33] <fevel> can someone tell me how to play quicktime videos on ubuntu??
[02:33] <bruenig> !codecs | fefel
[02:33] <ubotu> fefel: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:33] <jangari> i mean, it clearly says router
[02:33] <SpeakerMania> bruenig, ah. Thanks, that might help. :)
[02:33] <jessd> fevel: I think mplayer works out of the box
[02:33] <ader10> sipsipclick: Yeah, those are the mouse settings for gnome. I want kde's mouse settings to override gnome's (If that's possible, I don't know how that stuff works)
[02:33] <DShepherd> SpeakerMania, duh =P
[02:33] <ader10> sipsipclick: scratch kde out and write xfce in
[02:34] <ader10> sipsipclick: I meant xfce
[02:34] <kode> ok, can you try to just disconnect the wifi router with the modemrouter and try to connect on it again?
[02:34] <DShepherd> so all updates are good to go other than the samba ones?
[02:34] <fevel> jessd: but it is embedded on a webpage
[02:34] <sipsipclick> ader10, i don't believe so but i think you should be able to set the same values through gnome.  is that not working?
[02:34] <jessd> fevel: There's a firefox plugin to tie the two together.  /me looks
[02:34] <hvgotcodes> i went from gnome -> xfce and now my fn + sound key combos dont work...any advice on getting that funtionality back?
[02:34] <Lord_MuffloN^> Righto
[02:34] <Pyrobyte> hey i am trying to run a program and i get the following error when i try to run it "Creating link /home/mitchell/.kde/socket-ubuntu. (Newline) can't create mcop directory"
[02:34] <SpeakerMania> DShepherd, I don't know if you were trying to be a smartass, but I am fairly new to hard drives in Linux.
[02:35] <Lord_MuffloN^> I installed my audio and graphic card drivers
[02:35] <Lord_MuffloN^>  I rebooted
[02:35] <jessd> fevel: http://mplayerplug-in.sourceforge.net/
[02:35] <Lord_MuffloN^> and now
[02:35] <ader10> sipsipclick: Because neither mouse configuration setting dialog shows numbers I can't transer it
[02:35] <Lord_MuffloN^> Everything cocks up
[02:35] <DShepherd> SpeakerMania, i am just messing with you... carry on and don't mind me
[02:35] <sipsipclick> hvgotcodes, System->Prefences->Keyboard Shortcuts
[02:35] <danny> i need a screen recorder
[02:35] <jangari> whoa, did i disconnect?
[02:35] <Lord_MuffloN^> I can't chose resolution or anything, even my keyboard settings are reseted
[02:35] <mosibfu> danny: type: Screen Recorder  in add/remove
[02:35] <sipsipclick> hvgotcodes, oh nm, thought you said xfce to gnome
[02:35] <ader10> sipsipclick: I had xubuntu but reinstalled ubuntu over it because of the lack of integration, so I can't look at xfce's settings for refrence :< I just have a mouse.xml file for xubuntu
[02:35] <jangari> i didn't did i?
[02:35] <SpeakerMania> DShepherd, lol, its chill. Also, if I want to use it for just general file storage, I should format to ext3, yes?
[02:35] <kode> jangari: it didn't show up here
[02:36] <cr4> hello guys does anyone can help me with samba ? I can't install with synaptic, I Think there is a problem whit repositories I'm usin 7.04
[02:36] <Shadix> grrr vesa didn't work
[02:36] <jangari> well, i disconnected the modem from the routerm and this machine is only connected to the router,
[02:36] <DShepherd> SpeakerMania, linux likes ext3 so that should work fine
[02:36] <jangari> maybe i plugged it back in quick enough...
[02:36] <hvgotcodes> sipsipclick -- any other ideas?
[02:36] <SpeakerMania> DShepherd, okay, thanks.
[02:36] <jessd> mr4: what's going wrong?
[02:36] <Shadix> pelo?
[02:36] <R_J_> kode, after your done with him im next :-)
[02:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Shadix: Many times it isnt the video card settings as much as the correct monitor settings
[02:36] <DShepherd> SpeakerMania, could format for fat32 if windows machines want to use it too
[02:37] <Shadix> hmmmm kk
[02:37] <kode> lol, grab a ticket, you are number 2659625 :p
[02:37] <raranp> R_J_ whats up?
[02:37] <R_J_> well basically i cant connect to my wifi router
[02:37] <raranp> R_J_: wired works?
[02:37] <R_J_> i use the command iwconfig wlan 0ESsid NAME key KEY
[02:37] <jessd> cr4:What's going on w/ samba?
[02:37] <sipsipclick> hvgotcodes, try #xfce
[02:37] <nickrud> who here is a guru with the live cd, can it be told to not format the partition it's installing to?
[02:37] <R_J_> i actually havent tried it
[02:37] <R_J_> i think the problem is
[02:37] <R_J_> i cant get an ip
[02:38] <R_J_> im suppost to do a dhclient wlan0
[02:38] <jangari> kode, i feel i should reset the router and start again
[02:38] <hvgotcodes> thanx
[02:38] <R_J_> to get the IP i guess
[02:38] <fevel> can anyone try and see a video from this site and give me some feedback if successfull? http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/program.html
[02:38] <sipsipclick> ader10, i don't understand why you can't move the sliders in the gnome settings until you find a setting you like?
[02:38] <R_J_> but it says no leases in database
[02:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > R_J_:
[02:38] <cake45> I have an xps1210 laptop w/ draft n wifi card.....any drivers for ubuntu? I already searched for them
[02:38] <astro76> nickrud, the / partition at least has to be formatted, if you use others they do not
[02:38] <kode> that's a possibility, if you do onot get any response, it's the way to go
[02:38] <raranp> R_J_:  if you can, tried the wired port and see if you get one from the router that way. it will clear router and dhcp configs
[02:38] <ipx_laptop> How can i make my screen turn black after 20 seconds of inactivity?
[02:38] <ipx_laptop> laptop
[02:38] <nickrud> astro76: it'll be formatted, with a directory /music that should be untouched
[02:38] <kode> so you cannot ping it either?
[02:38] <cr4> jessd: I can't install samba because it says that there is something 403, I don't know just I can't install it
[02:38] <jangari> ping <IP_ADDRESS>?
[02:38] <ader10> sipsipclick: Games :P
[02:38] <kode> yes
[02:39] <astro76> nickrud, the only way with the livecd is if /music is a separate partition
[02:39] <raranp> cr4: errors right now, will get you a link
[02:39] <R_J_> raranp so just plug in the eth port
[02:39] <nickrud> astro76: thanks
[02:39] <jangari> yeah, but i'm certain it'sthe modem
[02:39] <sipsipclick> ipx_laptop, system->preferences->power management
[02:39] <jessd> cr4: sounds like you can't connect to the repository; can you paste the error here?
[02:39] <R_J_> and it should config it itself
[02:39] <R_J_> ?
[02:39] <astro76> nickrud, then you can check/uncheck the format option for it
[02:39] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, System -- Preferences-- Power management and check Dim on Display on the AC Power tab or the Batter Power tab
[02:39] <raranp> R_J_:  you might have to enable eth0 first, but yes
[02:39] <cr4> raranp:, jessd ubuntu says... W: Falló al obtener http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/samba/samba_3.0.24-2ubuntu1.3_i386.deb 403 Forbidden
[02:39] <kode> and if you disconnect the router with the modem, does it still do it?
[02:39] <cake45> I have an xps1210 laptop w/ draft n wifi card.....any drivers for ubuntu? I already searched for them
[02:39] <nickrud> astro76: thanks again
[02:39] <R_J_> how do i enable it
[02:39] <R_J_> i did a eth1
[02:39] <sipsipclick> ader10, like 3d games? those usually handle mouse sensitivity independent of the window manager
[02:39] <R_J_> iwconfig eth2
[02:40] <R_J_> eh
[02:40] <gherk> hi, dose anyone use bitpim and bluetooth ? i have a bluetooth usb dongle, bitpim can detect one open port (for some reason it says that bluetooth has a second, closed port), but i cannot connect to my phone. however, ubuntu does see my phone tho i cant browse it because "obex://....." is invalid. any ideas ?
[02:40] <R_J_> iwconfig eth1
[02:40] <jangari> well, i *will* disconnect myself from the internet by doing that
[02:40] <R_J_> and it showed it there
[02:40] <jessd> cr4: Yep, forbiden message is coming from the web server
[02:40] <jangari> so i won't be able to tell you
[02:40] <raranp> it would be ifconfig for a wired port
[02:40] <kode> so you are on the wireless router?
[02:40] <cr4> raranp:, jessd: what should I do ?
[02:40] <ader10> sipsipclick: Correct, but something still doesn't work the same and I don't know what.
[02:40] <R_J_> oh thats right
[02:40] <jessd> cr4: One sec
[02:40] <cr4> raranp:, jessd: wait ?
[02:40] <jangari> yes, with an ethernet cable
[02:40] <cr4> raranp:, jessd: ok
[02:40] <Jack_Sparrow> R_J_: What part of DONT use enter as punctuation arte you having a problem understanding
[02:40] <Davao> hello is it okay to run x window desktop in ubuntu as a server?
[02:40] <raranp> cr4: hold up
[02:40] <cake45> I'm wired now :( I have an xps1210 laptop w/ draft n wifi card.....any drivers for ubuntu? I already searched for them
[02:41] <SpeakerMania> I just used Gparted to format a drive to ext3, and when is finished it closed and the command line said: "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" and now my hard drive isn't showing up.
[02:41] <ipx_laptop> sipsipclick, DShepherd: Cant take less then 10 minutes :(
[02:41] <cake45> !punctuation
[02:41] <ubotu> Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[02:41] <jangari> perhaps i should have made that known
[02:41] <jessd> cr4: I get the same thing
[02:41] <raranp> anyone have the link to the samba smb error really handy?
[02:41] <R_J_> raranp ill g ive it a shot, DONT GO ANYWHERE! lol
[02:41] <cr4> jessd: lol hahahah
[02:41] <rajman> hi, dose anyone use bitpim and bluetooth ? i have a bluetooth usb dongle, bitpim can detect one open port (for some reason it says that bluetooth has a second, closed port), but i cannot connect to my phone. however, ubuntu does see my phone tho i cant browse it because "obex://....." is invalid. any ideas ?
[02:41] <cr4> jessd: :(
[02:41] <jessd> cr4: Which means that it's a server side issue
[02:41] <mosibfu> Speakermania: is it still showing up in gparted?
[02:41] <ztomic> cake45: ndikswrapper
[02:41] <sipsipclick> ipx_laptop, you need to find out where it's storing those settings then..  it might be some in gconfd, or it might be a /etc config file
[02:41] <jessd> cr4: You need an alternate source for the package
[02:41] <jessd> cr4: digging...
[02:41] <xracer> hello everyone,
[02:42] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, no... the minutes there have nothing to do with when it dims.. i think that default is set to about 20 secs.
[02:42] <ztomic> cake45: ndiswrapper... sorry
[02:42] <ipx_laptop> DShepherd: Hm..ok
[02:42] <xracer> new to Ubuntu and i hae a question if somebody cna help me i will appreciate it very mch
[02:42] <Davao> hello ubuntu people..is it okay to run a server with x window desktop? (version 7.04)...thanks.
[02:42] <SpeakerMania> mosibfu, yes.
[02:42] <cr4> jessd: but I have one problem, I'm new in ubuntu. :(
[02:43] <SpeakerMania> mosibfu, I just want to know why Gparted does that.
[02:43] <ztomic> xracer: ask the question.
[02:43] <kode> xracer: just ask your question, and if someone knows the answer and is willing to help you, you'll get helped :)
[02:43] <usser> Davao: well yea why not, just less processing power left do daemons
[02:43] <ztomic> I need help
[02:43] <xracer> after a few issues i was able to install Ubuntu and get my nvidia card working however i can't still get the resolution to change beyond 800x600
[02:43] <rajman> hi, dose anyone use bitpim and bluetooth ? i have a bluetooth usb dongle, bitpim can detect one open port (for some reason it says that bluetooth has a second, closed port), but i cannot connect to my phone. however, ubuntu does see my phone tho i cant browse it because "obex://....." is invalid. i have used this phone and bitpim successfully on OS X.  any ideas ?
[02:43] <Davao> usser: thanks
[02:43] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, its set to 30 secs.
[02:43] <ztomic> I need a psycologist
[02:44] <ztomic> pardon the poor speeling
[02:44] <Kalamarenku> konversation won't allow me connect to other servers! Why ? anybody knows how to correct that?
[02:44] <Shadix> still no dice dang it
[02:44] <kode> xracer: go to system=> administration=> screens and graphiocs
[02:44] <jessd> cr4: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=614969
[02:45] <ipx_laptop> DShepherd: Doesnt work for me... what settings exactly?
[02:45] <XnT> Hi everyone. I'm getting 403 error when trying apt-get upgrade... Is this normal? It's happening to everyone here in my office.
[02:45] <jangari> far out, i just disconnected again and i'mstill on
[02:45] <raranp> jessd: yes that is the one
[02:45] <kode> jangari: something is not right there :)
[02:45] <jessd> cr4: Apparently the server is having trouble; may want to sit tight and watch that forum for a while
[02:45] <Lord_MuffloN^> Okay what the ****
[02:45] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, are you running on battery now?
[02:45] <jessd> xnt: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=614969
[02:45] <Lord_MuffloN^> After rebooting
[02:46] <XnT> jessd: Thnx
[02:46] <cake45> need  help with tar  ndiswrapper  dl'd it but justin@ubuntu3:~$ ls /lib/modules/justin/build
[02:46] <cake45> ls: /lib/modules/justin/build: No such file or directory
[02:46] <ipx_laptop> DShepherd: yes, tested both
[02:46] <Lord_MuffloN^> Ubuntu refuses to give me any resolution over 640x480
[02:46] <cr4> jessd: ok ty I'll read
[02:46] <Lord_MuffloN^> have changed my keyboard layout
[02:46] <Lord_MuffloN^> and god knows what else
[02:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Lord_MuffloN^:  Many times it isnt the video card settings as much as the correct monitor settings
[02:46] <Kalamarenku> konversation won't allow me connect to other servers! Why ? anybody knows how to correct that?
[02:46] <kode> Lord_MuffloN^: : go to system=> administration=> screens and graphics, and check the screen model
[02:46] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, well if the Dim Idle is checked.. it should dim in 30 secs when its not idle.. well as far as I know
[02:46] <Lord_MuffloN^> I can't even access the ****** system options anymore
[02:46] <jangari> well, i quickly plugged this machine straight into the modem, kode
[02:46] <Lord_MuffloN^> Because the reso is so low
[02:46] <ipx_laptop> DShepherd: dim to total black?
[02:46] <DShepherd> when it is idle <-- thats is what i meant
[02:46] <danny> how do i turn off this annoying system beep!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:46] <Davao> hello how to control  the usage of the internet of a certain workstation?for example the PC2 always use alot of bandwidth..how to limit his bandwidth or assign specific bandwith to each pc?thanks
[02:46] <kode> oh, ok
[02:46] <Lord_MuffloN^> if I click there, firefox starts
[02:47] <nemik> so what is with samba updates being 403 forbidden?
[02:47] <DShepherd> ipx, no.. just dim
[02:47] <jangari> but i'd have assumed that by disconnecting, no matter how fast, you'd have to acquire another ip
[02:47] <sipsipclick> ipx_laptop, it looks like the setting is stored in gconf.  you can try using the gconf-editor and setting the value manually , key is at /apps/gnome-power-management/timeout/
[02:47] <fevel> How can I watch these videos on ubuntu?? http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/program.html
[02:47] <greencookie> can I suspend laptop from tty runlevel?
[02:47] <usser> Davao: by installing a proxy server
[02:47] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, you want it to go to total black?
[02:47] <fevel> is it not possible?
[02:47] <kode> normally you do
[02:47] <jangari> perhaps not eh?
[02:47] <danny> How do i turn off this annoying system beep
[02:47] <Nutubuntu> I've upgraded from Feisty to Gutsy, and it will only run in "low graphics mode". Consequently, it looks terrible. How do I fix this?
[02:47] <Shadix> Jaxk_Sparrow where would you sudgest I look for the correct settings for my monitor because I just went trough it again and stillblank
[02:47] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, as in turn off the monitor?
[02:47] <mosibfu> SpeakerMania: dont have the faintest idea from where the error comes, but since it is in gparted, just try again :P
[02:47] <jangari> well, i never left, it seems
[02:47] <sipsipclick> ipx_laptop, running the power preferences will most likely reset it to the minimum though so be aware
[02:47] <SpeakerMania> danny, liek when you hit backspace?
[02:47] <Lord_MuffloN^> Kode
[02:47] <Davao> usser: squid ?
[02:47] <danny> yes!
[02:47] <Lord_MuffloN^> Got any suggestions to that_
[02:48] <stevenrushing_> when i do the metacity thing, it goes to "window manager error: unable to open x display"  884.093101 usb 2-2 device descriptor read/64 error -71
[02:48] <Shadix> Jack_Sparrow: where would you sudgest I look for the correct settings for my monitor because I just went trough it again and stillblank
[02:48] <SpeakerMania> mosibfu, what do you mean try again? Gparted says it is ext3.
[02:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Shadix: does your xorg show the righ model?
[02:48] <kode> Lord_MuffloN^: if you haven't got the system menu, I haven't
[02:48] <nemik> so what is with samba updates being 403 forbidden?
[02:48] <Shadix> lemmie check
[02:48] <peepsalot> I have a laptop that will not suspend properly.  the problem is somehow related to nvidia drivers.  i had some other (vesa i think?) drivers that allowed me to suspend with no prob.
[02:48] <crimsun> nemik: see the topic.
[02:48] <sipsipclick> ipx_laptop, the setting values are stored in seconds btw
[02:48] <kode> jangari: what does it say when just connected to the router now?
[02:49] <nemik> ah, thanks crimsun
[02:49] <SpeakerMania> danny, go to System >> Preferences >> Sound then click the System beep tab and uncheck the box.
[02:49] <jangari> *modem?
[02:49] <peepsalot> when I wake from suspend, i have to go through gdm again, and any apps I had open in X have been kille
[02:49] <xracer> hello still no clue on how to improve the resolution for my laptop with an Nvidia card :(
[02:49] <tich> peepsalot: check out thinkwiki.org and search for "gutsy" and "t61" it offers some good advice.
[02:49] <Lord_MuffloN^> Kode: The screens and graphic part tells me I've got a plug and play card
[02:49] <desertc> !res | xracer
[02:49] <ubotu> xracer: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[02:49] <danny> Thanks!
[02:49] <jangari> no, kode, i plugged the router straight into the desktop next to me, a windows machine,
[02:49] <danny> yes!
[02:50] <jangari> gimme a sec
[02:50] <kode> ok
[02:50] <Lord_MuffloN^> and I don't I got a XWGA screen
[02:50] <xracer> thanks i will try it right now
[02:50] <danny> Thanks you!!!!!!!
[02:50] <SMFS_Usagi> xracer, don't feel bad I'be been trying for 6 hours to get any screen at all
[02:50] <SpeakerMania> danny, no problem.
[02:50] <kode> Lord_MuffloN^: change it to your screen or a generic
[02:50] <DShepherd> ipx_laptop, well the ui just goes to low as 26 minutes. maybe if you search in the gconf-editor for gnome-power-manager you may find something there that will allow you to tweak it somemore
[02:50] <peepsalot> tich, i have a dell precision m60
[02:51] <Alasseo[Laptop2> would anyone be able to help me troubleshoot an issue where I am unable to install games in steam under wine?
[02:51] <cake45> whats -zxvf do?
[02:51] <sipsipclick>  DShepherd, that what i just said, see above
[02:51] <tich> peepsalot: but nvidia is nividia no matter what machine it is in.
[02:51] <Jack_Sparrow> peepsalot: now there is an oxy moron... Dell Precision...  Sory of like Military Intelligence
[02:51] <tich> you could check it out
[02:51] <cake45>      Download the latest version of the ndiswrapper sources from http://sourceforge.net/projects/ndiswrapper and extract it with
[02:51] <cake45>  tar -zxvf ndiswrapper-version.tar.gz
[02:51] <jessd> cake45: It tells tar to extract a gzip file and tell you what it decompresses as it does it
[02:51] <jangari> kode, ipconfig on cmd returns default gateway of <IP_ADDRESS> (on the machine connected only to the router), but navigating to that returns a connection timed out message
[02:51] <jangari> i don'tunderstand
[02:52] <kode> did you already reboot the router?
[02:52] <gdubzguru> Is there a way to get Ventrilo's client Push to Talk to work while not focused in the Vent application under Ubuntu?
[02:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Alasseo[Laptop2: try #winehq
[02:52] <mosibfu> SpeakerMania: well it seems to be not mounted then..
[02:52] <jangari> no
[02:52] <jangari> perhaps i shall
[02:52] <Shadix> Jack_Sparrow: yes It's ID'd
[02:52] <cake45> jessd I dled a gzip and it gives me an error when I run that command
[02:52] <kode> try that, just unplug it, and plug it back in
[02:52] <jessd> cake45: What's the error?
[02:52] <Davao> hello im done installing a proxy server SQUID..when i tried to setup a proxy <IP_ADDRESS> in proxy
[02:52] <SpeakerMania> mosibfu, It doesn't even show up in Places >> Computer like it used to befor eI formatted it. Shoudl I reboot?
[02:52] <desertc> gdubzguru: Vent doesn't support Linux
[02:52] <cake45> tar: ndiswrapper-1.49.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[02:52] <cake45> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[02:52] <cake45> tar: Child returned status 2
[02:52] <cake45> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[02:52] <cake45> justin@ubuntu3:~$
[02:52] <DShepherd> sipsipclick, ah ok. never saw your reply
[02:52] <jangari> still najing
[02:52] <Alasseo[Laptop2> Jack_Sparrow: Was worth a try here.. :)
[02:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Shadix: I am about to go to dinner, post your xorg to the pastebin and see what people can do with it/
[02:53] <kode> jangari: or something else you can try is to use https://<IP_ADDRESS>
[02:53] <jessd> cake45: Do "ls -lh ndiswrapper-1.49.tar.gz"
[02:53] <jangari> secure? alright, i'll try that
[02:53] <Shadix> Jack_Sparrow: thx
[02:53] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:53] <jessd> cake45: Does that return anything?
[02:53] <sipsipclick> the reason they name it Precision is to indicate that all models of that line will have the same exact hardware/drivers.  The alternative is the Dimension line, which is usually cheaper and what you should get over Precision unless you're using a delta/binary imaging/ghosting build technology
[02:53] <cake45> no such file :( just dled in firefox
[02:53] <raranp> jangari: is that running linksys or dd-wrt?
[02:53] <madman91> hey guys
[02:53] <cake45> should I place it in a certain folder jess?
[02:53] <jessd> cake45: Try cd ~/Desktop
[02:53] <sipsipclick> DShepherd, it's hard to see anything here
[02:54] <madman91> how do i make irssi ignore global config files?
[02:54] <jessd> cake45: then try the ls command again
[02:54] <jessd> cake45: Is it there?
[02:54] <jangari> dd-wrt? pardon?
[02:54] <cake45> still no
[02:54] <sipsipclick> madman91, ask in #irssi
[02:54] <DShepherd> sipsipclick, yeah i know
[02:54] <jessd> cake45: Still have firefox open?
[02:54] <cake45> ya
[02:54] <ipx_laptop> sipsipclick: thanks, tried it but cant seem to get it working.. do i need to restart something when I change it in there?
[02:54] <madman91> sipsipclick: I did, they aren't very lively in there
[02:54] <ipx_laptop> Whatever I type it wont work
[02:54] <jangari> oh, something came up
[02:54] <ipx_laptop> even tried 1 as value and waited 1 minute
[02:54] <sipsipclick> ipx_laptop, might be
[02:54] <jessd> cake45: Open the Downloads Window (pressing control-y will do it)
[02:54] <Nutubuntu> I've upgraded from Feisty to Gutsy, and it will only run in "low graphics mode". Consequently, it looks terrible. How do I fix this?
[02:54] <GWillakers> is anyone else having problems with the repos right now? I'm getting :403 forbidden errors
[02:54] <jangari> found it \
[02:55] <checker> hello, I need help getting my usb headphones to work in mplayer and other programs, can someone help me please, and what info do u need?
[02:55] <jessd> cake45: Right click that file and choose open containing folder"
[02:55] <jangari> it was 192,168.1.2
[02:55] <desertc> GWillakers: With samba?
[02:55] <jangari> as i thought it should have been
[02:55] <cake45> oh damn was in a tmp..moved to desktop
[02:55] <jangari> but now i can't remember my password
[02:55] <GWillakers> desertc I think so
[02:55] <desertc> checker: They are probably muted in ALSA
[02:55] <kode> lol
[02:55] <jangari> crap!
[02:55] <mosibfu> SpeakerMania: yes you whuld reboot maybe it will auto find it, else you will have to manually mount it
[02:55] <jessd> cake45: awesome; now it should decompress for you
[02:55] <desertc> !sambabug | GWillakers
[02:55] <kode> the default one is admin :)
[02:55] <ubotu> GWillakers: A defect has been identified in a recent security update and as a result the associated packages have been taken offline. Please disregard any 403 errors you may receive when trying to apply updates. They will disappear once this problem is resolved.
[02:55] <Davao> hello.after done installing a squid i tried to use <IP_ADDRESS> as proxy.i upt it in firefox..please take a look at my configuration and please correct me if im wrong...thanks http://pastebin.com/d8c9bf12
[02:55] <jangari> i changed it
[02:55] <jangari> like a sensible man
[02:55] <SpeakerMania> mosibfu, okay, thanks.
[02:56] <jangari> but now i kind of wish i hadn't
[02:56] <checker> how would I unmute it? the headphones work in other programs tho
[02:56] <GWillakers> desertc: thanks!
[02:56] <desertc> GWillakers: You bet.
[02:56] <cake45> justin@ubuntu3:~/Desktop$ -zxvf ndiswrapper-version.tar.gz
[02:56] <cake45> bash: -zxvf: command not found ...it doesnt end jess!
[02:56] <jangari> i need to think for a minute or two, i'll be back
[02:56] <kode> well if you don't know it anymore you can always do a hard reset
[02:56] <jangari> thanks for your help kode
[02:56] <jessd> cake45: Put the word tar in front of that last command
[02:56] <tich> how would i find out what version of  a driver (nvidia) i am using?
[02:56] <kode> np
[02:56] <jangari> yeah, but then i lose all my settings
[02:56] <kode> I hope you'll sort it out :)
[02:56] <desertc> checker: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/156930
[02:57] <jangari> and to be honest, resetting this router isn't easy, i tried about four or five time last night
[02:57] <jangari> it might be kaput?
[02:57] <cake45> jess...you get a cookie
[02:57] <jessd> cake45: tar is the command, -zxcf are the options you're passing to it
[02:57]  * mosibfu will be afk for a while to help people in ubuntu-nl :P but if you say my name i will reply (in some time)
[02:57] <kode> just keep the reset button pressed for 30 seconds
[02:58] <checker> ty desertc trying it now
[02:58] <desertc> checker: You bet.
[02:58] <rajman> hi, dose anyone use bitpim and bluetooth ? i have a bluetooth usb dongle, bitpim can detect one open port (for some reason it says that bluetooth has a second, closed port), but i cannot connect to my phone. however, ubuntu does see my phone tho i cant browse it because "obex://....." is invalid. i have used this phone and bitpim successfully on OS X.  any ideas ?
[02:59] <jangari> is xfce good?
[02:59] <bruenig> xfce > *
[02:59] <nickrud> I think xfce is better than asterisk, also
[02:59] <sipsipclick> madman91, you could move /etc/irssi.conf to /etc/irssi.conf.bak... you could overwrite the specific settings you don't like...
[03:00] <bruenig> asterisk is so overrated
[03:00] <MattJ_> !best
[03:00] <ubotu> Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors.
[03:00] <MattJ_> That said, I like Xfce too :)
[03:00]  * RoAkSoAx se va a xupar unos rikos tragos
[03:00] <cake45> the ndiswrapper guide says " NOTE: Source-directory is for the ndiswrapper directory that you just created. (NOT the /usr/src directory)" but its trying "mkdir: cannot create directory `/lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/misc': Permission denied" .... should I use sudo or a different dir?
[03:00] <madman91> sipsipclick: i would, but i dont have access to the global file
[03:01] <jessd> cake45: sudo
[03:01] <jangari> i might give xfce a go
[03:01] <MattJ_> jangari: You already know of Xubuntu?
[03:01] <jangari> yes
[03:01] <bruenig> xubuntu is not the best xfce has to offer
[03:01] <jangari> but is it not easier to just install xfce over the top of ubuntu with gnome?
[03:02] <bruenig> if you are going to go with xfce, go with zenwalk or a dedicated xfce distro, not ubuntu's undersupported bastard
[03:02] <dbe> jangari: Why not?
[03:02] <sipsipclick> madman91, i don't know if you can ignore the whole file but you can overwrite the settings in your own personal irssi config file
[03:02] <MattJ_> bruenig: That's harsh
[03:02] <jangari> i don't feel like installing a whole nother distro
[03:02] <jangari> i had enough problems with ubuntu
[03:02] <bruenig> MattJ_, it is never tested
[03:02] <MattJ_> jangari: Install xubuntu-desktop
[03:02] <nickrud> bruenig: zenwalk? I didn't like xubuntu, what's that one?
[03:02] <madman91> I'll try. But it hasn't been working. Thanks sipsipclick
[03:02] <MattJ_> bruenig: Then help test it :)
[03:02] <jangari> i'm already instaling xfce
[03:03] <jangari> xfce4*
[03:03] <dbe> jangari: Its usally better to stay with a dist rather then switch to another just because of the DE.
[03:03] <jangari> iagree, dbe
[03:03] <sipsipclick> nickrud, zenwalk is to slackware as ubuntu is to debian
[03:03] <jangari> that's why i said i'm staying with ubuntu and installing xfce on top
[03:03] <unbeatabl> what does ubuntu do well
[03:03] <bruenig> nickrud, look on the google
[03:03] <MattJ_> Xubuntu *is* Ubuntu, just Xfce and some different apps
[03:03] <nickrud> sipsipclick: ah, dangeous package management
[03:03] <unbeatabl> is there something ubuntu exels at?
[03:03] <unbeatabl> compared to other linux's?
[03:04] <MattJ_> and pre-configured
[03:04] <bruenig> unbeatabl, slow boot times
[03:04] <unbeatabl> thats a bad thing
[03:04] <bruenig> it does that better than any distro I have seen
[03:04] <sipsipclick> nickrud, not really
[03:04] <jessd> unbeatabl : Lots of users == mature package tree
[03:04] <dbe> jangari: Ever tried gNewSense?
[03:04] <nickrud> bruenig: on the page; bad question, I really meant what do you like especially about it
[03:04] <jangari> no, dbe
[03:04] <unbeatabl> lets compare centos with debian
[03:04] <jangari> i'm a recent windows defector
[03:04] <sipsipclick> nickrud, they've got dependency checking in it now
[03:04] <unbeatabl> what does debian do well, as opposed to centos
[03:04] <jangari> i want ease of set up, and ubuntu is all setup nw
[03:04] <jangari> now*
[03:05] <gravemind> hey guys - anybody know how to do last.fm on ubuntu?
[03:05] <jessd> unbeatabl: I develop for centos and ubuntu
[03:05] <bruenig> nickrud, it is devved like a lightweight distro and designed around that principle, whereas xfce might as well be crippled gnome on ubuntu because there is no real emphasis on lightweight
[03:05] <MattJ_> unbeatabl: That's not a question for #ubuntu now :)
[03:05] <dbe> jangari: Its a deriv of Ubuntu but it just consist of free software. That is the most imporant thing in every dist.
[03:05] <astro76> unbeatabl, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:05] <unbeatabl> jessd: well then what have you say
[03:05] <unbeatabl> oh noes
[03:05] <sipsipclick> jangari, you won't find an easier distro to setup than ubuntu
[03:05] <unbeatabl> im not here for flame war
[03:05] <jessd> unbeatabl: RPM can be pretty painful on dependancy snarls, and making RPM's is tough
[03:05] <MattJ_> gravemind: Yeah... there is a player that supports it... doh, I forget the name...
[03:05] <nickrud> sipsipclick: ah, up to the 90's now :) Just kidding, I liked slack, used it briefly before switching to debian
[03:05] <jangari> sure, but how easy is it to switch from ubuntu to kubundu of xubuntu?
[03:05] <unbeatabl> what does ubuntu use
[03:05] <bruenig> making debs isn't a piece of cake
[03:05] <jessd> unbeatabl: apt has less trouble
[03:06] <MattJ_> gravemind: If no-one else knows, I'm looking for it for you :)
[03:06] <Davao> hello.after done installing a squid i tried to use <IP_ADDRESS> as proxy. please take a look at my configuration and please correct me if im wrong...thanks http://pastebin.com/d8c9bf12
[03:06] <unbeatabl> centos can also use apt no?
[03:06] <jessd> bruenig: This is true
[03:06] <jangari> earnest question too, i've never considered it
[03:06] <jessd> unbeatabl: Never tried
[03:06] <unbeatabl> well it can
[03:06] <SpeakerMania> How can I get my Hard drive to mount automatically when I log in?
[03:06] <bruenig> jangari, it is the same thing, that is why it is pointless. You aren't really going to get lightweight with xubuntu because it still has all of the ram suck that normal ubuntu has.
[03:06] <dbe> jangari: I have never used any ubuntu dist.
[03:06] <unbeatabl> lets talk about security
[03:06] <unbeatabl> the biggest factor os llnux
[03:06] <astro76> !ot | unbeatabl
[03:06] <drewzf> How do I bind multiple IP addresses to a single interface?
[03:06] <ubotu> unbeatabl: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[03:06] <preaction> jangari, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:06] <drewzf> well, not necessarily a single interface but to a single nic
[03:06] <unbeatabl> is ubuntu, secure?
[03:06] <sipsipclick> polishlinux.org has a good linux distro comparison tool
[03:06] <unbeatabl> out of the box?
[03:06] <gravemind> MattJ_: audacious and rhythmbox both claim to support it through plugins which I've enabled - but it isn't scrobbling
[03:06] <dbe> unbeatabl: Is Debian secure?
[03:07] <Burlynn_> Anyone seen this error on gutsy with frostwire? It hangs on frostwire's splash screen. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/44832/
[03:07] <jessd> unbeatabl: Is Linux secure?
[03:07] <jangari> just installed xfce, now how do i use it? reboot?
[03:07] <slvmchn> jangari log out
[03:07] <didin> test
[03:07] <slvmchn> at the login screen select session
[03:07] <jangari> that all?
[03:07] <jangari> sweet
[03:07] <cake45> alright I have ndiswrapper installed and the pciid of my card is 14e4:4328 and I have a .exe driver...now what?
[03:07] <jessd> unbeatabl: Depends on use; if you wnt secure, you might take a look at the BSD's
[03:07] <jangari> see you soon
[03:07] <MattJ_> gravemind: Hmm, I don't know... I don't actually use Last.fm
[03:07] <slvmchn> you can select from gnome, xfce
[03:07] <sipsipclick> unbeatabl, not in the SBD - Secure By Default sense.  ubuntu has services enabled and no firewall by default
[03:07] <gravemind> MattJ_: kk
[03:07] <Lord_MuffloN^> I'll try again: When trying to install sound drivers for my laptop, I get the following errors: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/44831/ what's wrong?
[03:07] <spiker611> the samba repository is forbidden guys, wtf
[03:07] <slvmchn> i suppose fluxbox if you have that but i haven't anyone use that besides pure:dyne
[03:07] <MattJ_> gravemind: Exaile is what I was thinking of
[03:08] <spiker611> E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
[03:08] <didin> hello
[03:08] <sfears> can you install any distro with apt-get?
[03:08] <zeus_> hi
[03:08] <spiker611> Err http://security.ubuntu.com gutsy-security/main samba 3.0.26a-1ubuntu2.1
[03:08] <spiker611>   403 Forbidden
[03:08] <dbe> unbeatabl: It sucks that iptables is not configured by default for non-technical users.
[03:08] <astro76> sipsipclick, nope, no servers enabled by default, thus no firewall needed by default
[03:08] <gravemind> MattJ_: I'll check it out
[03:08] <didin> where r u
[03:08] <danbhfive> spiker, look at the topic
[03:08] <Lord_MuffloN^> unbeatabl: OpenBSD is probably the most secure, but it have it's drawbacks
[03:08] <dbe> unbeatabl: Ututu XS GNU System has that config enabled.
[03:08] <spiker611> Why is the samba deb forbidden?
[03:09] <didin> why ?
[03:09] <fyrestrtr> spiker611: read the topic
[03:09] <danbhfive> spiker611: look at the topic
[03:09] <seamus7> spiker611 I'm getting the same problem with an update failing to fetch
[03:09] <dbe> Lord_MuffloN^: I agree with you. OpenBSD is problaby the ultimate free/secure OS.
[03:09] <spiker611> ahh gotcha, im sorry guys!
[03:09] <jessd> dbe: And you can run it on a toaster!
[03:09] <DShepherd> spiker611, now go sit in the corner~
[03:09] <spiker611> :'(
[03:09] <DShepherd> =D
[03:10] <jessd> dbe: ...or at least most devices capable of sporting an IP
[03:10] <dbe> Why is girls with boytoys so stupid?
[03:10] <gravemind> MattJ_: hey, the rhythmbox one is working, It just took longer than I'm used to
[03:10] <iblicf> hello,  keyboad not response while using compiz-fusion , dont know why .. intel945g integrated card ,any ideas .. :)
[03:10] <clouse> And I just found this, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=192281&highlight=keyring+auto+login&page=7#postcount2524785
[03:10] <Jangari> hmm
[03:10] <MattJ_> gravemind: Great :)
[03:10] <sfears> i can't even find compiz fuzion.. i've installed it, but it's no where to be found
[03:10] <dbe> jessd: I'm not follow.
[03:10] <Jangari>  don't know how impressed i am
[03:10] <spiker611> Is there a way to install older versions of samba
[03:10] <nickrud> zenwalk's contact list, now that is admirable
[03:10] <jessd> dbe: OpenBSD has been ported to Dreamcasts, handhelds, etc.. etc..
[03:10] <stevenrushing_> sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart (command not found) ...
[03:10] <dbe> spiker611: Compile source.
[03:10] <MattJ_> spiker611: Should be possible with Synaptic...
[03:11] <spiker611> ah, yes
[03:11] <jessd> stevenrushing_: replace ? for g
[03:11] <DShepherd> sfears, System-preference-appearance and then choose the visual effects tab
[03:11] <Burlynn_> spiker611: an older version should already be installed
[03:11] <dbe> jessd: Oh, I didnt know that =).
[03:11] <spiker611> Burlynn_ first time installing on a machine
[03:11] <jessd> dbe: http://www.openbsd.org/plat.html
[03:11] <thestu> hi guys - I just installed ubuntu and I didn't have it connected to a network when I did.  I'm having trouble using apt-get now and seeing things like '# Line commented out by installer because it failed to verify:' in config files.  Is there somethign I can do to regenerate those config files?
[03:11] <DShepherd> sfears, compiz is installed by default in gutsy. no need to install it yourself
[03:11] <seamus7> spiker611: there may be a temporary issue with the servers serving the update .. it usually resolves itself
[03:12] <danbhfive> thestu: I think you need to enable your repos
[03:12] <MattJ_> thestu: System->Administration->Software Sources
[03:12] <DShepherd> !ccsm | sfears, for advanced configuring of compiz
[03:12] <ubotu> sfears, for advanced configuring of compiz: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[03:12] <spiker611> seamus7: regression issue in dapper
[03:12] <zeus_09> hi all
[03:12] <dbe> jessd: Its fun to hear but the modified BSD license is still weak copylefted.
[03:12] <dmi3on> what software do i need to emulate dvd-room ?
[03:12] <seamus7> spiker611: oh i just joined and one of your messages appeared to mirror my issue .. but i guess they're two separate things .. nevermind
[03:12] <stevenrushing_> sudo /etc/init.dgdm restart (command not found)
[03:13] <sipsipclick> gdm not dgdm
[03:13] <MattJ_> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:13] <fyrestrtr> stevenrushing_: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:13] <jessd> stevenrushing_ :sudo /etc/init.d/./gdm restart
[03:13] <spiker611> seamus7: no, they disabled the update due to regression issues
[03:13] <sipsipclick> jessd, nice .
[03:13] <dbe> jessd: But its ported to many platforms that I didnt know.
[03:13] <Lord_MuffloN^> So, anyone have a clue what I should do about this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/44831/ I get it while I try to obviously install drivers for my soundcard
[03:13] <bruenig> sipsipclick, sort of
[03:13] <danny> for somereason i cant hear youtube videos
[03:13] <Jangari> a tad glitchy
[03:13] <danny> i can hear other stuff
[03:13] <Jangari> not so ready-to-go, needs a bit of set up
[03:13] <thestu> MattJ_:  thanks a bunch
[03:14] <bruenig> stevenrushing_, sudo /etc/../etc/../etc/./init.d/../init.d/gdm restart
[03:14] <aleka> Anyone had problems with downloading today's Samba related security updates?
[03:14] <Burlynn> ....
[03:14] <acabre_> Hello. I accidentally ran echo "ls" > ./me in bash, and now everytime I lauch ./me it reads ls and executes! Is there a way to erase this redirection?
[03:14] <MattJ_> thestu: np
[03:14] <Burlynn> aleka: see topic
[03:14] <jessd> aleka : Check topic line
[03:14] <detectiveinspekt> how do I forceably eject the cdrom?
[03:14] <bruenig> acabre_, delete the file
[03:14] <dbe> acabre_: rm me
[03:14] <Shadix> ok so I boot me comp and I get a blankscreen with  a flashing cursor in the top left
[03:14] <Xenguy> detectiveinspekt: eject   ?
[03:15] <jessd> detectiveinspekt: In all seriousness, paperclip?
[03:15] <aleka> Burlynn and jessd :)) I was reading the topic line after I typed in my Q.... thanks..I should have read the whole thing
[03:15] <stevenrushing_> when i restarted that, it took me back to thaqt previous error... device not accpting addres 48, 48 error -71 and device descroptor read/64 error -71
[03:15] <cake45> jessd justin@ubuntu3:~/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.49$ sudo ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf
[03:15] <cake45> couldn't open bcmwl5.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 219.
[03:15] <detectiveinspekt> it keeps saying device is busy
[03:15] <cake45> I think I accidently installed it on the desktop too lol
[03:15] <detectiveinspekt> when in fact nothing is happening
[03:15] <jessd> cake45: Sorry, my card doesn't use ndiswrapper
[03:15] <Xenguy> detectiveinspekt: try: umount -l /dev/xxx
[03:16] <Burlynn> Anyone seen this error on gutsy with frostwire? It hangs on frostwire's splash screen? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/44832/
[03:16] <Xenguy> detectiveinspekt: replace xxx with proper values of course
[03:16] <cake45> :(
[03:16] <jessd> cake45: sounds like it's looking for a file in /sur/sbin
[03:16] <reya276> I'm trying to install windows on virtualbox, but I don't have access to the DVD/CD rom, how can I give myself permission
[03:16] <cake45> anyone familar with ndswrapper
[03:16] <kazol3> What's the best sensors package for ubuntu?
[03:16] <dmi3on> were o download virual Cd/dvd softwere
[03:16] <dmi3on> ?
[03:16] <dbe> dmi3on: For what?
[03:17] <dmi3on> iso
[03:17] <MattJ_> detectiveinspekt: It means an application is still using it, maybe you have Terminal open? I always forget that
[03:17] <dmi3on> cue
[03:17] <gravemind> cake45: It figured out how to use it once upon a time
[03:17] <astro76> !iso | dmi3on
[03:17] <ubotu> dmi3on: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[03:17] <stevenrushing_> anyone mind walking me through this nvidia card issue?  =)
[03:17] <gravemind> cake45: what are you having problems with?
[03:18] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, i thought you got it working
[03:18] <reya276> how can I make the DVD/CD accessible to VirtualBox
[03:18] <dmi3on> astro76: mountpoint it were the file is ?
[03:18] <DShepherd> reya276, go to the Machine menu, click settings.. click cd/dvd rom and select mount cd/dvd drive..
[03:18] <zeus09> HEY DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GET AWN WORKING ON GUTSY
[03:18] <astro76> dmi3on, no, mount point is an empty directory, typically a subdirectory of /media, or /mnt
[03:18] <sipsipclick> dmi3on, a mountpoint is an existing folder on your system
[03:18] <bruenig> !caps | zeus09
[03:18] <ubotu> zeus09: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[03:18] <astro76> dmi3on, but it can be anywhere
[03:18] <reya276> yeah is not picking it up
[03:18] <stevenrushing_> no, i got the card working , but now my window manager is busted
[03:18] <DShepherd> reya276, select Host CD/DVD drive
[03:18] <zeus09> sorry
[03:19] <reya276> I did that and is not showing that is mounted
[03:19] <Flannel> zeus09: http://wiki.awn-project.org/index.php?title=Installation
[03:19] <dmi3on> astro76: can you give me some example like /desktop/newfolder
[03:19] <stevenrushing_> and i wouldnt have even gotten the card to recognize and give me a picture without you guys  =)
[03:19] <acabre_> bruenig & dbe : thanks!
[03:19] <dmi3on> this is rifht
[03:19] <cake45> jessd I cant get permession to copy n paste
[03:19] <dmi3on> this is right ?
[03:19] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, which window manager?  did you try selecting a different session type in the GDM login window?
[03:20] <zeus09> thanks Flannel
[03:20] <astro76> dmi3on, /media/iso, /mnt, ~/newfolder (~ = /home/user)
[03:20] <danny> can somebody help me fix my volume i cant hear anything
[03:20] <stevenrushing_> i can log into the failsafe terminal... but i can't even get a terminal to open in the normal gnome env
[03:20] <DShepherd> reya276, restart the vm and see if that helps
[03:20] <dmi3on> astro76: does is work fo cue ?
[03:20] <astro76> dmi3on, see the link to convert the cue to iso
[03:20] <stevenrushing_> terminal opens fine in failsafe gnome...
[03:20] <Flannel> stevenrushing_: try moving your .gnome/.gconf/other gnome hidden folders to somewhere else, see if that helps.
[03:21] <flake> where is ubuntu developer irc
[03:21] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, um... have you changed your hostname?  have you tried rebooting?
[03:21] <Flannel> stevenrushing_: (or deleting, except just moving them allows you to put them back)
[03:21] <astro76> dmi3on, oh and your desktop is ~/Desktop ;)
[03:21] <MattJ_> flake: #ubuntu-dev I think
[03:21] <stevenrushing_> this is a fresh install, except for a good java install and so forth
[03:21] <HLM> ! firestarter
[03:21] <flake> ahh ty
[03:21] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[03:21] <dmi3on> astro76: thnks very much
[03:21] <cake45> how do I get copy n paste rights to sbin?
[03:21] <stevenrushing_> how do i move those?  do i have to do it in terminal?
[03:21] <sipsipclick> cake45, you don't want that
[03:22] <cake45> I need to put an inf ther sipsip
[03:22] <Flannel> stevenrushing_: Failsafe gnome allows you to copy stuff normally.  You'll need to ctrl-H to see the hidden folders though.
[03:22] <AnnonZi> Was thinking about buying a Mac mini soon, and wanted to know how easy it is to get Ubuntu running on it.  From what I understand, installing just Ubuntu on the hard drive is pretty easy (just following the regular install steps).  But it seems like getting it to work with Boot Camp isn't very straight-forward.  Does anyone know if this has changed recently (with the release of Boot Camp 2.0 maybe?)?
[03:22] <sipsipclick> cake45, use sudo
[03:22] <sipsipclick> !sudo
[03:22] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[03:22] <cake45> but its not in terminal!
[03:23] <Burlynn> AnnonZi: uh its super easy with bootcamp. ive got it running on a new macbook
[03:23] <MattJ_> cake45: Alt+F2, run: gksudo nautilus
[03:23] <Flannel> cake45: `gksu nautilus`  but, why do you need to copy/paste to sbin?
[03:23] <riotkittie> what are you copying and pasting to sbin?
[03:23] <astro76> cake45, why do you need an inf in /sbin?
[03:23] <AnnonZi> Maybe what I was reading was outdated.  Looking on the Apple Intel forums now.  ;)
[03:23] <Roger_The_Bum> I get a "forbidden" error when trying to get the samba package via synaptic
[03:24] <astro76> Roger_The_Bum, see the /topic
[03:24] <riotkittie> Roger_The_Bum: don't sweat it. AFAIK the upgrade was intentionally pulled.
[03:24] <Roger_The_Bum> wow
[03:24] <Roger_The_Bum> I read everything except for that
[03:24] <Roger_The_Bum> :D
[03:24] <riotkittie> lol
[03:24] <riotkittie> why do you need to put an inf in /sbin?
[03:25] <Burlynn> AnnonZi: you just run bootcamp, it resizes the hfs+ partition, giving you free space, and then you run the ubuntu cd. done. hold alt on bootup and bootcamp gives you the option of osx or 'windows' is what the other partition is called but its actually the ubuntu partition. mind you this is the bootcamp beta, may be -slightly- different if your running leopard but probably not much
[03:25]  * riotkittie eagerly awaits cake45's answer.
[03:25] <sipsipclick> riotkittie, give him time.  he's thinking.
[03:25] <malelibrarian> hello all
[03:25] <riotkittie> hi malelibrarian.
[03:25] <sipsipclick> riotkittie, i'm sure it's a perfectly reasonable explanation
[03:25] <cake45> justin@ubuntu3:~/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.49$ sudo ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf
[03:25] <cake45> couldn't open bcmwl5.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 219.
[03:25] <malelibrarian> how's everyone?
[03:25] <preaction> AnnonZi, there's something on the ubuntu forums about it. install "rEFIt", it will give you a nicer bootloader, and help if you want to tripleboot
[03:25] <riotkittie> sipsipclick: oh i bet it is ;)
[03:26] <stevenrushing_> ok, i moved /gnome, /gnome2/ /gonfd into a junk folder
[03:26] <Jangari> man, transparent windows takes a fair bit to render
[03:26] <stevenrushing_> restarting now
[03:26] <Jangari> no wonder vista is crap
[03:26] <malelibrarian> well have to go...bye
[03:26] <cake45> I just want wireless!
[03:26] <riotkittie> cake45: errr. no. let's take this from the top. you trying to install ndiswrapper drivers?
[03:26] <zeus09> hi all, i am new to irc, i need some help to install awn and gdesklets on gutsy please
[03:26] <cake45> yessir
[03:27] <Burlynn> yes ma'am rather ;p
[03:27] <Davao> nyone can give advice please?when i sudo service squid restart it says sudo: service: command not found
[03:27] <cake45> alright sorry :)
[03:27] <MattJ_> Jangari: Transparent windows on Linux are rendered by your graphics card, which is 95% idle unless you are playing games
[03:27] <astro76> Davao, it's invoke-rc.d
[03:27] <riotkittie> cake45: where is your inf file? forget about /sbin.  make a dir in home.  do you have anything other than the *.inf? like, the .sys (or is it the .bin....  i forget)
[03:27] <MattJ_> Jangari: ie. if you have a decent graphics card, there is very little load on your CPU, slowing things down
[03:27] <stevenrushing_> same problem... no window manager...
[03:27] <DShepherd> reya276, I am not sure how to do that.
[03:27] <cake45> I have a .cat and a .sys
[03:28] <DShepherd> reya276, sorry I am out of bright ideas
[03:28] <steven_> When I try to copy files to my hard drive I just added it says I don't have permission to access the disk. How can I permanently have permission to access it wihtout being root all the time?
[03:28] <AnnonZi> Burlynn, reading stuff it seems like not everything works out of the box.  Wireless seems to be a problem with some of the newer models, along with some other things.  But it seems like most of this relates to MacBooks and MacBook Pros.  I can't find a guide for Mac minis.
[03:28] <kazol3> What's a good DVD ripping app that will remove CSS and region protection?
[03:28] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, /etc/init.d/gdm stop, then login and run "startx", note any errors
[03:28] <astro76> kazol3, dvd::rip
[03:28] <peterbecker> is anyone else having upgrade issues? -- my 7.10 is telling me I should update Samba but then goes 403 on http://security.ubuntu.com
[03:28] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, i mean login in the text console, not through gdm
[03:29] <DShepherd> peterbecker, check out the topic
[03:29] <cake45> alrite .inf and a .sys in the home/justin folder?
[03:29] <SpeakerMania> When I try to copy files to my hard drive I just added it says I don't have permission to access the disk. How can I permanently have permission to access it wihtout being root all the time?
[03:29] <sipsipclick> SpeakerMania, you're probably copying files to the wrong location
[03:29] <zeus09> hi all, need some help with ubuntu, if i check the system moniter, under resources, the network history says more than 5GB as sent, should i be worried about this ????
[03:29] <sipsipclick> SpeakerMania, store your user data within your home directory
[03:29] <stevenrushing_> interesting, it won't let me log in... i got as far as ste into steven and it started giving me usb 2-2 device descriptor read/64 error -71
[03:29] <cake45> gksudo Nautilus speaker!
[03:29] <riotkittie> i'd make a /driver folder in ~ but thats just me
[03:30] <SpeakerMania> sipsipclick, nope. What do you mean store my user data?
[03:30] <cake45> alright
[03:30] <gravemind> peterbecker: yeah, that happense to me also
[03:30] <zeus09> hi all, need some help with ubuntu, if i check the system moniter, under resources, the network history says more than 5GB as sent, should i be worried about this ????
[03:30] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, try control-alt-f3 or f4 or f6
[03:30] <cake45> wait wheres ~? would home/justin/driver work?
[03:30] <MattJ_> SpeakerMania: Where on your hard disk?
[03:30] <stevenrushing_> that worked...
[03:30] <sipsipclick> stevenrushing_, and you've got a problem with a usb device btw
[03:30] <riotkittie> cake45: ~ is your home dir
[03:30] <cake45> ah
[03:31] <SpeakerMania> Mattj, I ahve two hard drives. The one I am trying to copy files to is NOT my main disk.
[03:31] <gravemind> peterbecker: I didn't see the topic either, I guess we just have to wait for it to be fixed
[03:31] <zeus09> hi all, need some help with ubuntu, if i check the system moniter, under resources, the network history says more than 5GB as sent, should i be worried about this ????
[03:31] <SpeakerMania> have
[03:31] <MattJ_> zeus09: Well, are you uploading anything knowingly?
[03:31] <Burlynn> AnnonZi: you have to use the madwifi drivers for wireless. I would find out if the mini uses the same chipset for wireless as the macbooks (atheros). IMO the wireless drivers are severly lacking, so take that into consideration. I get random drops in my house for no reason and im running a N class network, shouldnt happen. Doesnt happen in OSX.
[03:31] <techII> on this laptop running gutsy, the speakers are not muted when headphones are plugged in.  No option appears in alsamixer to enable it.  "Device Manager" reports:  "ATI Technologies Inc" "SBx00 Azalia"
[03:31] <astro76> zeus09, please don't repeat.. what are you running that would upload?
[03:31] <riotkittie> then sudo depmod -a; sudo modprobe ndiswrapper .... and  sudo ndiswrapper -i /path/to/driver  then ndiswrapper -l
[03:31] <checker> can anyone tell me how to change my sound from channel 1 to channel 0?  1 [Headset        ]: USB-Audio - Logitech USB Headset Logitech Logitech USB Headset at usb-0000:00:0b.0-3, full speed
[03:31] <Burlynn> AnnonZi: btw the madwifi drivers are not installed out of the box so wireless wont work till you get a connect via wired or whatever and download them
[03:32] <stevenrushing_> when i went startx, it loaded up, but still no windo manager, and no errors
[03:32] <heartylisa> hi
[03:32] <prappl93> Hello
[03:32] <zeus09> nope
[03:32] <heartylisa> prapp
[03:32] <prappl93> ?
[03:32] <heartylisa> hello
[03:32] <riotkittie> stevenrushing_: alt + f2  and type metacity --replace   .... which wm are you using?
[03:32] <prappl93> I need help upgrading to Ubuntu 7.10
[03:33] <heartylisa> okay
[03:33] <MattJ_> zeus09: Install iftop, it runs it Terminal, but it shows what your network is doing
[03:33] <Lord_MuffloN^> When I open a file via gedit, is it intentional that I can't see what have been written earlier in the file or have something gone wrong?
[03:33] <techII> it seems to be using "snd_hda_intel" for its driver
[03:33] <AnnonZi> Well, I'm not overly worried about the wireless part.  I want to use the Mac mini as a file server, so wireless isn't something I plan to use.
[03:33] <zeus09> as soon as i connect to the internet, it starts, e.g i have been online for about two hours and it allready says sent in exess of 6 GB
[03:34] <AnnonZi> I just wanted to be able to dual-boot Ubuntu and OS X 1.5.1 without any real problems.  I need pretty much everything to work (except wireless).
[03:34] <prappl93> Every time I try to get the updates that I need before the upgrade, it keeps saying that I do not have permission to connect to the servers that I need to get the files from
[03:34] <zeus09> thanks how do i do that, new to linux
[03:34] <MattJ_> Lord_MuffloN^: You should be able to see what is in the file
[03:34] <stevenrushing_> houston, i have a window manager
[03:34] <MattJ_> Lord_MuffloN^: Unless the file is empty
[03:34] <stevenrushing_> will i have to do that every time?
[03:34] <Lord_MuffloN^> It ain't
[03:34] <zeus09> MattJ_: how do i do that
[03:34] <cake45> kittie justin@ubuntu3:~/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.49$ sudo ndiswrapper -i ~/justin/wdriver
[03:34] <cake45> install argument must be .inf file
[03:34] <cake45> justin@ubuntu3:~/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.49$ sudo ndiswrapper -i ~/justin/wdriver/bcmwl5.inf
[03:34] <cake45> couldn't open /home/justin/justin/wdriver/bcmwl5.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 219.
[03:34] <cake45> justin@ubuntu3:~/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.49$
[03:35] <Lord_MuffloN^> It is sudo gedit /path/path
[03:35] <MattJ_> zeus09: Open Terminal, type: sudo apt-get install iftop
[03:35] <Lord_MuffloN^> Correct?
[03:35] <riotkittie> cake45: how'd you install ndiswrapper?
[03:35] <Burlynn> AnnonZi: what OS are you going to use to access it? Everything should work otherwise. there's a small config for the mouse so you can right click etc but no big deal. graphics worked fine for me with the integrated intel on the macbook.
[03:35] <MattJ_> zeus09: Then enter your password, and wait for it to finish
[03:35] <cake45> oh whoops 2 /justins
[03:35] <Haemoth> I added the source for irssi to sources.list, but it's not showing up in the repositories
[03:35] <stevenrushing_> riotkitty, will i have to do that all the time?  is it fixed?
[03:35] <prappl93> I need help...
[03:35] <DShepherd> cake45, don't paste in here next time use the pastebin
[03:35] <checker> can anyone tell me how to change my sound from channel 1 to channel 0?                                      1 [Headset        ]: USB-Audio - Logitech USB Headset Logitech Logitech USB Headset at usb-0000:00:0b.0-3, full speed
[03:35] <cake45> k
[03:35] <riotkittie> Haemoth: you can try apt-get source irssi maybe
[03:36] <zeus09> great, iam on it
[03:36]  * prappl93 needs help
[03:36] <Flannel> Haemoth: The source for irssi? what?
[03:36] <MattJ_> stevenrushing_: You are using Gutsy?
[03:36] <Burlynn> Anyone seen this error on gutsy with frostwire? It hangs on frostwire's splash screen? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/44832/
[03:36] <stevenrushing_> yes yes
[03:36] <zeus09> MattJ_: done now ?
[03:36] <Nutubuntu> I upgraded from Feisty to Gutsy and I'm regretting it. Gnome is messed up; it only runs in low-res ... I'm very glad I installed other window managers. How do I troubleshoot an upgrade that didn't do too well ?
[03:36] <Haemoth> Flannel: No, I mean the url... Don't know what its called
[03:36] <MattJ_> stevenrushing_: Disable desktop effects in System->Preferences->Appearance
[03:36] <Haemoth> Whatever it is that you add to sources.list
[03:36] <Flannel> Haemoth: What are you trying to ultimately accomplish?
[03:37] <MattJ_> zeus09: How do you connect to the internet? Through a router?
[03:37] <stevenrushing_> already set to none
[03:37] <riotkittie> Nutubuntu: for the resolution thing, have you tried to reconfig xserver-xorg or manually edit xorg.conf ?
[03:37] <Haemoth> Flannel: I added deb http://www.davidpashley.com/debian/irssi-sarge/ ./
[03:37] <cake45> kittie I could have messed up the install...but I ran the last command with the .inf correctly and it said "forcing parameter IBSSGMode from 0 to 2" a ton of times
[03:37] <Nutubuntu> riotkittie, yes - both
[03:37] <Haemoth> Flannel: I want the new version of irssi
[03:37] <zeus09> MattJ_: yes
[03:37] <prappl93> Can anyone help me get Gutsy?
[03:37] <MattJ_> stevenrushing_: Then really it shouldn't happen again
[03:37] <MattJ_> zeus09: Do you know what the interface is called? eth0?
[03:38] <zeus09> eth1
[03:38] <prappl93> :/
[03:38] <Nutubuntu> riotkittie, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg was not a good thing to do; the interface was messed up and it set peculiar values for keyboard and refresh rates etc.
[03:38] <MattJ_> Right
[03:38] <zeus09> MattJ_: eth1
[03:38] <stevenrushing_> thanks peoples
[03:38] <dana_bad> how can i set my mouse button to be the back key like it is in windows?
[03:38] <Flannel> Haemoth: Use Prevu (see !prevu) and backport it from hardy
[03:38] <MattJ_> zeus09: Now: sudo iftop -i eth1 -P
[03:38] <prappl93> I need some help here
[03:38] <mudore> how to mount a photo card on ubuntu?
[03:38] <MattJ_> zeus09: You will see all the connections, and the ones at the top will be the ones with the most activity
[03:38] <Nutubuntu> I am not sure if I am in low res mode or not at the moment; can't run Gnome without it hanging after a minute or so
[03:39] <cake45> this good? bcmwl5 : driver installed
[03:39] <cake45>         device (14E4:4328) present
[03:39] <techII> anyone know anything about headphone jack sense not showing up with "snd_hda_intel"?
[03:39] <Alasseo[Laptop2> mudore: are you using a laptop cardreader?
[03:39] <zeus09> MattJ_: yes i do
[03:39] <Haemoth> !prevu
[03:39] <ubotu> prevu is an automated, personal backporting utility. Check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Prevu for more details
[03:39] <crimsun> techII: it's only supposed to appear for a subset of AC'97-based codecs.
[03:39] <prappl93> I need to upgrade 7.04 to 7.10 but 3 files will not download, stating that I do not have permission to access the servers, why?
[03:39] <MattJ_> zeus09: Is there any particular connection at the top? It should appear more coloured in when it is active
[03:39] <sylvar> Hi folks.  I've got an installation of 7.10 in which the System>Administration menu seems to be missing all the options that are alphabetically before Keyring Manager.
[03:40] <techII> crimsun: thanks
[03:40] <sylvar> Is there a way to check whether the other admin tools are, in fact, installed?  I wouldn't know what package name to look for.
[03:40] <Burlynn> prappl93: bad files for everyone. they are trying to fix it.
[03:40] <prappl93> Burlynn: thanks
[03:40] <MattJ_> sylvar: Wow, never seen that before...
[03:40] <astro76> sylvar, have you checked to see if they are disabled in the menu editor? right click on the menu and select edit menus...
[03:40] <Flannel> sylvar: If ubuntu-desktop is installed, then whatever package they are in will be installed
[03:40] <cake45> riotkittie....bcmwl5 : driver installed
[03:40] <cake45>         device (14E4:4328) present
[03:40] <cake45> looks good but iwconfig doesnt list anything?!?!!?
[03:40] <prappl93> Burlynn: do you know when they MIGHT be up?
[03:41] <sylvar> OK, trying some of those ideas...
[03:41] <Nutubuntu> How do I reinstall Gnome so that it works again? basic things like gnome-terminal are not working right now ...
[03:41] <sylvar> astro76: In the menu editor, they're not listed at all under System>Administration.
[03:41] <MattJ_> Nutubuntu: Odd... I had a similar problem today... I think a restart fixed it
[03:41] <prappl93> Nutubuntu: did you have programs running when you installed?
[03:41] <Alasseo[Laptop2> slyvar: I do too, never played with Ubuntu before so I didn't even think about it.
[03:41] <kazol3> Can someone recommend me a DVD ripping app besides mplayer, AcidRip, and dvd::rip?
[03:42] <Alasseo[Laptop2> not listed under menu editor for me either
[03:42] <Nutubuntu> prappl93, nothing else running but the upgrade tool
[03:42] <Flannel> !dvd | kazol3
[03:42] <ubotu> kazol3: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[03:42] <cake45> i am really frustrated...must have spent 2 hours on this wireless card!
[03:42] <Nutubuntu> MattJ_, have restarted (had to, it locked up altogether) - no luck :/
[03:42] <Alasseo[Laptop2> I'm running clean install of 71.0 on an acer aspire 5720
[03:42] <zeus09> MattJ_: all have my ip address, but i dont understand the rese
[03:42] <prappl93> Nutubuntu: I was thinking maybe you had some programs open during upgrade which might have caused problems, but that is obviously not it
[03:42] <kazol3> Flannel: Do I have to install libdvdcss2 before using these ripping apps?
[03:42] <Nutubuntu> prappl93, actually, maybe you're right - I think I had firefox up
[03:43] <astro76> kazol3, yes you will need it
[03:43] <zeus09> MattJ_: now there is only one, i think it is the one that says ircd
[03:43] <Burlynn> prappl93: no idea. hopefully soon. everyone's got update-manager icon going saying we need to upgrade it and they are broken for now for everybody. wait and see i guess.
[03:43] <astro76> kazol3, unless the dvds are unencrypted
[03:43] <MattJ_> zeus09: Then that is your connection to here
[03:43] <cake45> riotkittie are you around/have any advice?
[03:43] <prappl93> Burlynn: Okay, I was going to make a live cd and upgrade that way
[03:43] <Nutubuntu> prappl93, I'm not so much concerned about why this happened (I haven't had an upgrade yet that wasn't "interesting") - just want to fix it :)
[03:44] <MattJ_> zeus09: If that is the one at the top, nothing else seems to be creating traffic
[03:44] <Burlynn> prappl93: installing fresh or updating from another version?
[03:44] <sylvar> hmm, according to dpkg -l | grep package, I *do* have hal-device-manager installed, it's just not listed in the menu editor (or on the menu).
[03:44] <kazol3> astro76: I get: "Package libdvdcss2 is not available, but is referred to by another package."
[03:44] <Shadix> what are the commands to copy my xorg.conf to my removable hdd in terminal?
[03:44] <cake45> guess I cant have it and eat it too?
[03:44] <zeus09> Mattj_:hmm, but then,where is the computer sending data, now sent = 6.5GB
[03:45] <prappl93> Burlynn: Upgrading
[03:45] <nickrud> cake45: as long as you don't eat it all, yes
[03:45] <Haemoth> I added deb http://www.davidpashley.com/debian/irssi-sarge/ ./ to sources.list but it's not showing up in synaptic. Please help
[03:45] <astro76> kazol3, have you added the medibuntu repo? directions here...
[03:45] <Burlynn> prappl93: okay FYI you have to use the alternative cd to upgrade from a lower version. the livecd wont work.
[03:45] <noob69> ? can i install applications besides SAMBA even though theres still a update problem
[03:45] <astro76> !medibuntu | kazol3
[03:45] <ubotu> kazol3: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[03:45] <kazol3> astro76: Is it because hosting the package on a US server is illegal?
[03:45] <sylvar> Is it normal to get 403 Forbidden from security.ubuntu.com when trying to upgrade samba?
[03:45] <Ex-Cyber> if I try to drag a bunch of files to the CD/DVD Creator window, Nautilus seems to lock up... is there some kind of workaround besides just using growisofs directly?
[03:45] <cake45> whats the next step to setup ndis wrapper....iwconfig wont recongize it
[03:45] <Nutubuntu> What are the chances that uninstalling and then reinstalling ubuntu-desktop will get Gnome back to normal?
[03:45] <cake45> !403
[03:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 403 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:45] <stevenrushing_> The issue does replicate itself the next time i log on (in fact, it wouldnt let me log off or restart, i had to hard restart)
[03:45] <nickrud> Haemoth: you'd need to hit the reload button, but what's wrong with the irssi in the repos
[03:46] <zeus09> Mattj_: i am using firestarter as well, that has the same information, moreover the system keeps uploading even if i use lockdown firewall
[03:46] <Burlynn> Nutubuntu: none
[03:46] <astro76> kazol3, I really don't know what the laws are currently, except that it's been judged perfectly legal to use to watch dvds
[03:46] <Nutubuntu> Burlynn, drat :/ sorry to hear that. How then?
[03:46] <stevenrushing_> i know this is an issue with my nvidia 5500 video card or xorg.conf somehow
[03:46] <Haemoth> nickrud: I did update, but it's not showing up. I want the new version of irssi.
[03:46] <prappl93> Nutubuntu: Ah, I am *new* to Ubuntu, so I am trying to bear some ground on here....
[03:46] <cake45> !ping
[03:46] <ubotu> pong
[03:46] <ifco> hahah
[03:46] <zeus09> Mattj_: should i reinstall the system
[03:46] <sipsipclick> !pong
[03:46] <zeus09> ?
[03:46] <ubotu> pong is an old atari game. It's fun!
[03:46] <MattJ_> zeus09: No idea... is there any other way of confirming that your system is sending? ie. flashing lights on your network cable or router?
[03:46] <noob69> or should i wait till the security update is fix
[03:46] <nickrud> Haemoth: does any irssi show up? It's probably that one, try apt-cache policy in a terminal to double check
[03:46] <Flannel> sylvar: It is at the moment, yes.  check the topic for details
[03:46] <Sacul> De estupido elimine la barra de tarea de abajo, ahora cree otra barra pero no me aprece nada en esa barra y no puedo miminizar nadaaa
[03:46] <Nutubuntu> prappl93, I am Nutubuntu myself  ...   :P
[03:46] <Sacul> helpp
[03:47] <Sacul> Alguien que hable españl ???
[03:47] <Sacul> Porfavor..
[03:47] <kazol3> astro76: I'll try adding that source; I just heard they had to host some packages on servers in other countries due to legal stuff.
[03:47] <cake45> ndiswrapper help anyone?
[03:47] <astro76> !es | Sacul
[03:47] <ubotu> Sacul: Si busca ayuda en Español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá mas ayuda.
[03:47] <zeus09> Mattj_: the lights on the router are going crazy
[03:47] <Burlynn> Nutubuntu: i couldnt say. but ubuntu-desktop is just a meta-package, i.e. a package thats just a listing of other packages. but uninstalling it doesnt remove all the packages it installs. weird, i know.
[03:47] <MattJ_> zeus09: :/
[03:47] <astro76> kazol3, that is correct
[03:47] <sylvar> Flannel++
[03:47] <ifco> hey you know what happens if i do fixmbr from my super grub disk?? will i be able to use grub after then?
[03:47] <prappl93> Does anyone know how I could get Wine to run a copy of the World of Warcraft download file all the way?
[03:47] <MattJ_> zeus09: Can you copy/past (to pastebin) the iftop list? or take a screenshot if it?
[03:47] <cake45> !Patience l everyone
[03:47] <Haemoth> nickrud: It says it's 0.8.11, not the new one I added
[03:48] <astro76> kazol3, or maybe not even so much location anymore, but just not provided by ubuntu
[03:48] <nickrud> Haemoth: then try apt-get update, look for an error
[03:48] <Jangari> Kode: i'm on the routers config page, but it's going worrying slow
[03:48] <Nutubuntu> Ah ... I see. Burlynn - if I remove Gnome (based on psychocats.net's page, I think that's possible) and then install ubuntu-desktop ... ?
[03:48] <danbhfive> hey Nutubuntu
[03:48] <Nutubuntu> Hey there danbhfive
[03:48] <cake45> If I'm stuck on wired internet for any longer I'm going back to Vista :(
[03:48] <nickrud> Haemoth: what you're looking for is two options for irssi in apt-cache policy
[03:48] <danbhfive> try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^
[03:48] <prappl93> cake45: You CAN run Wireless
[03:48] <danbhfive> ^ is intended
[03:48] <Haemoth> nickrud: I got no errors when I updated
[03:48] <cake45> prappl ndiswrapper is making me want to kill
[03:48] <Nutubuntu> danbhfive, I don't think I understand
[03:49] <prappl93> cake45: I am running a wireless former XP computer... you should be able to do it
[03:49] <danbhfive> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^
[03:49] <Haemoth> nickrud: In apt-cache policy, I got a 500 before the url
[03:49] <danbhfive> type that last line into the command line
[03:49] <ifco> hey you know what happens if i do fixmbr from my super grub disk?? will i be able to use grub after then? because now i always get the grub loading stage1.5  error 21......
[03:49] <nickrud> Haemoth: and the repos it said it checked, is the new repo listed
[03:49] <zeus09> MattJ_: yup, but where is this pastebin ??
[03:49] <Nutubuntu> Ah, I see. T/y danbhfive
[03:49] <MattJ_> !paste > zeus09
[03:49] <MattJ_> zeus09: See the PM from ubotu
[03:49] <gravemind> cake45: what does ndiswrapper -l show?
[03:50] <prappl93> Does anyone know how to run the WoW download file using Wine? I can get it started but it will not connect to the site to download!
[03:50] <sylvar> Where does the Menu Editor store its configuration?  I'm trying to figure out why System>Administration seems to be missing the first half of the list of tools.
[03:50] <Burlynn> Nutubuntu: possible. i havent seen the instructions. though it may do nothing to fix it either if its just a configuration issue,
[03:50] <cake45> gravemind device (14E4:4328) present
[03:50] <Haemoth> nickrud: I don't know that.. How do I check
[03:50] <Jangari> is using a wep key better than wpa?
[03:50] <Shadix> ARRRRRRRRGHHHHHH UBUNTU IS NINJAING ME TO DEATH!!!!!
[03:50] <MattJ_> sylvar: In /usr/share/applications iirc, all applications are in .desktop files
[03:50] <gravemind> cake45: ok, you still have to install the drivers then. have you already tried this?
[03:51] <nickrud> Haemoth: you look at all the lines that scrolled by, see if the david... repo is listed
[03:51] <stevenrushing_> ok, here is a question for you... i know i got this vid card working in feisty, back in june, july or august... is there a way to search to archives or something, to see if i can find the instructions there?
[03:51] <Shadix> GOOD NIGHT thanks to whomever helped me get this far. keeper open
[03:51] <cake45> bcmwl5 : driver installed
[03:51] <cake45>         device (14E4:4328) present
[03:51] <MattJ_> Jangari: WPA is more secure
[03:51] <Nutubuntu> Burlynn, I'm not sure where to start ... I think maybe if I get Gnome working, I can tackle configuration again.
[03:51] <stevenrushing_> or does somone mind walking me through it again?
[03:51] <Haemoth> nickrud: In policy, yes it is listed
[03:51] <cake45> bcmwl5 : driver installed means the driver is good gravemind?
[03:51] <danbhfive> Nutubuntu: did that commend do anything?
[03:51] <DoYouKnow> how do I install a red universe i386 package on ubuntu amd64?
[03:51] <danbhfive> *command
[03:51] <gravemind> cake45: yeah I didn't see that part!
[03:51] <nickrud> Haemoth: what priority does it have, is it higher than the ubuntu one?
[03:51] <buttercups> sylvar, missing icons in Administration could also mean you do not have administer the system privleages...
[03:52] <nickrud> or the same, Haemoth with a later revision number?
[03:52] <cake45> alright whats next? Its not showing up in that iw thing
[03:52] <gravemind> cake45: if I remember correctly the next step is sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[03:52] <Nutubuntu> danbhfive, interesting - I had (truly truly) run that cmd before and had nothing happen, but now it's fetching about 11MB of stuff ... mainly fonts, but also compiz-fusion, how about that ? :)
[03:52] <Alasseo[Laptop2> buttercups: we're missing everything about keyring. it's bizzare
[03:52] <Haemoth> nickrud: I don't know the priority... Its listed before the ubuntu urls in policy
[03:52] <nickrud> Haemoth: if you're not sure what you're looking at, paste it on paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[03:52] <gravemind> cake45: then it should show up in iwconfig and network-manager if you're using it (but you're not done)
[03:52] <cake45> gravemind...done no return;d info
[03:52] <gleaken> I have a VMWare server issue.  Update Manager always says that there is a version of Server to upgrade.  The two versions have the same version number (1.0.4-1feisty2)  I tried un-installing and reinstalling, but to no avail.  The only difference is when you look at the properties in Synaptic, one says (now) next to the version and the other says (feisty-commercial)
[03:52] <gravemind> cake45: no news is good news!
[03:52] <cake45> its not there?!?!!
[03:53] <Nutubuntu> I'll be darned. Well, danbhfive, it's done its stuff. I'm going to try to restart X and see where things go from here. Hopefully they improve :)
[03:53] <sylvar> buttercups, are you saying that if I log on as root, I'd see the missing options?
[03:53] <danbhfive> Nutubuntu: you may have run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, without the carrot.  I think adding the carrot makes it do something else.  I just found it on a website somewhere  :)
[03:53] <cake45> justin@ubuntu3:~$ iwconfig
[03:53] <cake45> lo        no wireless extensions.
[03:53] <cake45> eth0      no wireless extensions.
[03:53] <danbhfive> gl
[03:53] <gravemind> cake45: still nothing? darn
[03:53] <cake45> kill me?
[03:53] <prappl93> cake45: It should be eth1 as your wireless card
[03:53] <Haemoth> nickrud: http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=6786
[03:53] <dbe> cake45: is the drivers properly installed?
[03:54] <greencookie> whassup people:)
[03:54] <cake45> I thought so but I did it myself so maybe not
[03:54] <gravemind> prappl93: after he modprobes it should show up, right?
[03:54] <linxuz3r> hey greencookie
[03:54] <rm_you> anyone else having a problem with installing packages today?
[03:54] <linxuz3r> hey gravemind
[03:54] <cake45> got the .exe from the list
[03:54] <linxuz3r> hey rm_you
[03:54] <prappl93> gravemind: what are you talking about?
[03:54] <linxuz3r> hey cake45
[03:54] <MattJ_> rm_you: See the topic
[03:54] <linxuz3r> wassup
[03:54] <dbe> cake45: Try some command to test the driver.
[03:54] <nickrud> Haemoth: oh, doh, try apt-cache policy irssi , I wasn't real clear there sorry
[03:54] <cake45> hello linx
[03:54] <rm_you> thank you :P
[03:54] <gravemind> prappl93: you have to modprobe ndiswrapper after you install the drivers
[03:54] <Lord_MuffloN^> Okay, I got a HUGE problem, each time I reboot, the screen resolution resets :(
[03:54] <MattJ_> rm_you: :)
[03:54] <gravemind> linxuz3r: hey
[03:54] <cake45> dbe what would that be?
[03:54] <Nutubuntu> danbhfive, ubuntu-desktop^ isn't a pkg, as far as apt-get can tell
[03:54] <danbhfive> Nutubuntu: wait!!!
[03:54] <prappl93> gravemind: bare with me, I am new to Ubuntu.. so I have no idea what that is... sorry
[03:54] <buttercups> sylvar, just saying It happens to users without admin privileges missing icons,but If you can install programs that would'nt be the problem
[03:55] <Nutubuntu> I'm here
[03:55] <dbe> cake45: That depends of the driver. Check the manual for instance.
[03:55] <Jangari> what's the command to connect again? iwconfig essid name [name] key [key]?
[03:55] <danbhfive> I just thought of something: run sudo apt-get install linux-generic
[03:55] <danbhfive> make sure thats installed to
[03:55] <cake45> I extracted it from the xp driver from the ndiswrapper site
[03:55] <prappl93> Gravemind: I only knew that should show up as eth1 because I ran a program that asked for what connection to use and that is the one that worked
[03:55] <danbhfive> (just from past experience)
[03:55] <Nutubuntu> linux-generic, danbhfive?
[03:56] <jbido> nadie habla espa;ol aqui..
[03:56] <Haemoth> nickrud: http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=6787
[03:56] <MattJ_> !es | jbido
[03:56] <ubotu> jbido: Si busca ayuda en Español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá mas ayuda.
[03:56] <Nutubuntu> danbhfive, linux-generic's installed.
[03:56] <danbhfive> yeah, that other command doesn't include a valid kernel, sorry, I don't know the specifics of your problem, but I had trouble with this in the past
[03:56] <gravemind> prappl93: yeah, sometimes it's eth1, but mine is ath0. the important part is after installing the drivers, you have to start using them by doing "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper"
[03:56] <danbhfive> ok, then you should be fine
[03:56] <Nutubuntu> Okay ... here we go ... thanks danbhfive :)
[03:56] <DoYouKnow> I want to get supercollider running in ubuntu, and it's a universe package highlighted in red. How do I get this working?
[03:56] <danbhfive> ok, gl  :)
[03:57] <DoYouKnow> it's also i386
[03:57] <prappl93> gravemind: I didn't have to install drivers, it just started working
[03:57] <Squalish> Question: What might explain my ability to play SOME xvid-codec .avi files, and not others? All of them work on my windows machine in mplayerC, and I've run out of packages to install to make it work on my ubuntu box
[03:57] <DoYouKnow> vs my 64-bit platform
[03:57] <greencookie> Have you had your cup of irssi today? :)
[03:57] <prappl93> Squalish: In the Add/Remove programs button under Applications, see if you can find a thing that will play all video files. I found one on there browsing
[03:57] <Haemoth> nickrud: Is the priority right?
[03:58] <dbe> Squalish: mplayerC != mplayer?
[03:58] <nickrud> Haemoth: now that is very strange, .8.10 is available from david, 8.11 from ubuntu, but you have .8.12 installed
[03:58] <gravemind> prappl93: if only cake's would do that :P
[03:58] <DoYouKnow> oh, I got it
[03:58] <DoYouKnow> nm
[03:58] <stevenrushing_> how do i open my xorg.conf in gedit?
[03:58] <cake45> lol gravemind
[03:58] <Squalish> dbe: Correct, mplayerC is a free player for win32
[03:58] <prappl93> gravemind: exactly! Lol
[03:58] <dbe> Squalish: Try VLC.
[03:58] <Jangari> alright, i'm on!
[03:58] <adorablepuppy> VLC is excellent.
[03:59] <Haemoth> nickrud: The one I have is compiled from source which I'll remove. I'm only using it to come to this channel. I need the one from the new repositories, 0.8.12
[03:59] <dbe> Squalish: VLC has the codes your looking for implemented.
[03:59] <MattJ_> stevenrushing_: Alt+F2, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:59] <greencookie> stevenrushing_:sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:59] <cake45> anyone have any last ideas..I'm about ready to go back to vista but I really dont want to...I basically need wireless
[03:59] <dbe> Squalish: codes/codecs/
[03:59] <Squalish> prappl + dbe: I've installed Totem movie player, Mplayer, Kaffeine player, and VLC. Kaffeine just plays the audio, no picture, and the other three simply crash and close themselves
[03:59] <SilentDis> hello :)
[03:59] <gravemind> cake45: have you tried using any ndiswrapper guides or how-tos? they might help
[03:59] <Alasseo[Laptop2> sylvar: Any updates on issue?
[03:59] <acalbaza> question... what is the ubuntu way of setting your path variable at shell startup (bash)?
[03:59] <greencookie> what does gksudo do MattJ_ howz it different from sudo?:)
[03:59] <nickrud> Haemoth: you created an equivs package for your compiled irssi?
[03:59] <stevenrushing_> gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:59] <stevenrushing_> crap
[03:59] <stevenrushing_> =)
[03:59] <MattJ_> greencookie: It's graphical :)
[03:59] <cake45> yes I read the sourceforge article
[03:59] <dbe> Squalish: There should not be a problem with VLC. Check your drivers.
[04:00] <Haemoth> nickrud: No I didnt
[04:00] <gravemind> cake45: let me find something for you to try
[04:00] <prappl93> Does ANYONE know when those files will be public?!
[04:00] <cake45> thanks you gravemind
[04:00] <MilitantPotato> Hey all, my volume up and down keys register, but I can't bind them.
[04:00] <stevenrushing_> it keeps telling me "cannot open display"
[04:00] <MattJ_> prappl93: No, we don't... patience
[04:00] <greencookie> MattJ_: Oh! ok. cool, so if I wanna edit any root privileged docs, i simply alt+f2 and gksudo edit?
[04:00] <SilentDis> HALP! :)  could someone point me in the direction of how to format a bootdisk, and put the utils on it to do a bios flash?  I had mine die on me, and I have no windows install anywhere on my network.
[04:01] <MattJ_> greencookie: Sure, you can start any graphical app as root that way
[04:01] <nickrud> Haemoth: well, you got a 8.12 deb from somewhere already, that's what is installed. It's not listed in either repo, that's why it has a separate listing under status
[04:01] <sylvar> buttercups and Alasseo[Laptop2: I tried logging in as root, but root isn't allowed to log in from that screen.  I have no problem reading the contents of /usr/share/applications/*.desktop (they're owned by root but they're mode 644).
[04:01] <Squalish> dbe + prappl93: Would drivers explain my ability to play some xvid files, and not others?
[04:01] <gleaken> I have a VMWare server issue.  Update Manager always says that there is a version of Server to upgrade.  The two versions have the same version number (1.0.4-1feisty2)  I tried un-installing and reinstalling, but to no avail.  The only difference is when you look at the properties in Synaptic, one says (now) next to the version and the other says (feisty-commercial)
[04:01] <greencookie> stevenrushing_: go ctrl alt f1 and log in and sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:01] <Haemoth> nickrud: I used checkinstall. I tried to install from apt-get after removing this one, but it's getting the old one
[04:01] <astro76> acalbaza, ~/.profile
[04:01] <greencookie> stevenrushing_: hope you have run vimtutorial:)
[04:01] <buttercups> sylvar, are you able to install programs, does sudo work?
[04:01] <dbe> Squalish: I dont have a clue but VLC has never ever messed with my system.
[04:01] <kazol3> Anyone here familiar with AcidRip? It isn't working for me.
[04:01] <gill> join #torontogamejam
[04:02] <sylvar> buttercups: sudo works fine.
[04:02] <acalbaza> thanks
[04:02] <nickrud> Haemoth: ah, ok. clear now. But your sarge repo from david only has 8.10, you probably need the unstable/sid version
[04:02] <gill> sorry
[04:02] <adorablepuppy> Ok. I'm trying to setup a media box. I got a 500 GB hard drive and ripped all my DVD's onto it as ISOs. I mounted them to directories and shared the directories with samba. But I can't find any tool that'll play a network folder.
[04:02] <sylvar> buttercups: I was also able to install about 45 updates in Package Manager
[04:02] <prappl93> Sqaulish: I am not entitled to say because I am a "newbie" to Ubuntu... sorry...  I just knew there were those video players out there
[04:02] <SilentDis> anyone have a floppy image of a windows/dos boot disk perhaps?  that should work for me :)
[04:03] <Burlynn> adorablepuppy: well you actually need a program to play iso's, right?
[04:03] <Squalish> prappl93 + dbe: thanks anyway. Any idea what type of drivers I should be checking?
[04:03] <Haemoth> nickrud: Okay there is a sid version.. How do I use that?
[04:03] <Dr_willis> adorablepuppy,  how are you accessing the directory? use a tool like  the fusesmb tools so they mount as a normal directory, is what i do for my videos.
[04:03] <gnubie> cake45, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs  have you looked here?
[04:03] <nickrud> Haemoth: change your sources entry to use the sid repo
[04:03] <Haemoth> nickrud: Just replace sarge with sid?
[04:03] <adorablepuppy> Dr_Willis: I want to access it with smb://mybox/Movie
[04:03] <prappl93> Squalish: refer to previous comment
[04:03] <nickrud> Haemoth: don't know, the web page should say. Each repo does it it's own way
[04:04] <Dr_willis> adorablepuppy,  that wont work. - use the fusesmb tools and mount the share somewhere like /home/user/network
[04:04] <cake45> yes gnubie...they all start with the wireless card detected
[04:04] <MattJ_> SilentDis: Not to hand I don't, maybe http://www.freedos.org/ ?
[04:04] <Squalish> prappl93 + dbe: k
[04:04] <Dr_willis> adorablepuppy,  not all programs can handle the smb:// type urls
[04:04] <adorablepuppy> Will I be able to access it remotely?
[04:04] <danbhfive> adorable: have you tried VLC?
[04:04] <Burlynn> Squalish: are you running gutsy? did totem prompt you to install a codec if you are when trying to play it?
[04:04] <SilentDis> MattJ_ I'll go check that out, it should work, thank you :)
[04:04] <Dr_willis> adorablepuppy,  with fusesmb or mounting the shares with mount, yes.
[04:04] <Dr_willis> adorablepuppy,  of course Im not sure what can play a .iso file
[04:05] <Squalish> Burlynn: Yes, gutsy. Totem did not prompt me.
[04:05] <adorablepuppy> Dr_Willis, the ISO's are mounted to directories.
[04:05] <Burlynn> Dr_willis: well vlc for one
[04:05] <sylvar> buttercups: I'm feeling lost here.  How on earth can Menu Editor lose track of half the System>Administration tools?
[04:05] <buttercups> sylvar, I came in late, have you tried edit menus, revert option?
[04:05] <adorablepuppy> VLC can play them, as long as I refer to the directory on my local machine.
[04:05] <Dr_willis> adorablepuppy,  the set up where they are mounted to as a samba share., and use the fusesmb tools is one way..
[04:05] <Burlynn> Squalish: are they high def xvid? h264 or anything?
[04:05] <Dr_willis> vlc will think its local :)
[04:05] <sylvar> buttercups: I've tried it now.  No dice.
[04:05] <adorablepuppy> Dr_willis: Ok, I'll try it
[04:06] <Squalish> Burlynn: the one that won't work is labelled XviD<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[04:06] <magic_ninja> if i simply log in to an xfce session rather then gnome will i get better performance
[04:06] <Squalish> Burlynn: but it works fine on MplayerC on win32 box
[04:06] <D-Elite> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=65578&file1=65578-1.png&file2=&file3=&name=Vista%20Incapable%20Stickers%20%28Designed%20for%29
[04:06] <D-Elite> lol
[04:07] <Burlynn> Squalish: hmm no idea then. usually the high def ones are labeled with 'h264' or the like
[04:07] <Squalish> Burlynn: thx anyway
[04:07] <magic_ninja> !xfce
[04:07] <gravemind> cake45: try this one
[04:07] <ubotu> xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce instead of Gnome. For more info, see http://www.xubuntu.org and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ - To install from Ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop". | For support, see #xubuntu | See also: !ubuntu and !xubuntu-channels
[04:07] <gravemind> cake45: http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/joomla/index.php?/component/option,com_openwiki/Itemid,33/id,installation/
[04:08] <einnar> hello. how does one ask for help here, just blurt out what's not working? :)
[04:08] <MattJ_> einnar: Yep :)
[04:08] <sylvar> einnar: Blurt thoughtfully, but yes.
[04:08] <magic_ninja> einnar and try to give as many details as possible
[04:08] <nickrud> magic_ninja: somewhate, although people who use xfce a lot says not as much as you should
[04:08] <magic_ninja> nickrud: well cs keeps randomly locking up and its getting old
[04:08] <Burlynn> Anyone seen this error on gutsy with frostwire? It hangs on frostwire's splash screen? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/44832/
[04:09] <nickrud> magic_ninja: cs?
[04:09] <cake45> gravemind thats what I was reading!!!!!!!!
[04:09] <magic_ninja> nickrud counter-strike
[04:09] <Nutubuntu> danbhfive, no luck ... gnome not working, and stuck in low-res again
[04:09] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: did you just install/upgrade
[04:09] <jordan> Is it possible to put a terminal command in and have a gnome session pop up an ERROR with CUSTOM text?
[04:10] <nickrud> ah, yeah, run something like fluxbox when you run games, it is much lower footprint than either gnome or xfce
[04:10] <nickrud> magic_ninja: ^^
[04:10] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, this was an upgrade from Feisty to Gutsy
[04:10] <DoYouKnow> actually that didn't work
[04:10] <sylvar> OK, I know the *.desktop files are in /usr/share/applications, and they're world-readable.  The .desktop files for System>Administration items that DO appear are in /usr/share/applications, but the .desktop files for System>Administration items that DO NOT appear are also in /usr/share/applications.  So I'm guessing it's not the mere presence of a file that causes that item to appear in the menu.
[04:10] <gravemind> cake45: try it again and when you're done, pastebin the output - maybe we can find out what went wrong
[04:10] <ninina> Yay Ubuntu is working
[04:10] <DoYouKnow> so how do I force an i386 package to install on ubuntu?
[04:10] <gravemind> cake45: don't skip anything!
[04:10] <DoYouKnow> 64-bit
[04:10] <einnar> very cool. I have no sound. I'm using a shuttle SN25P, with what is being reported as a Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies Inc. VT1720/24 [Envy24PT/HT] PCI Multi-Channel Audio Controller (rev 01). This is a fresh install, latest ubuntu, fully patched.
[04:10] <MattJ_> jordan: Look at zenity
[04:10] <cake45> whats the output?
[04:10] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: the problem is your graphics card drivers with the kernel update, please give me your proc specifics i had to do the same thing
[04:10] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: are you new, or have a pretty good idea of whats going on
[04:10] <changelog> einnar, lsmod | grep snd
[04:10] <gravemind> cake45: the writing in terminal that happens when you do stuff
[04:11] <nickrud> DoYouKnow: what package, and why do you need to force it? the general method is sudo dpkg -i --force-<options>
[04:11] <gravemind> cake45: just copy everything terminal says and pastebin it
[04:11] <danbhfive> Nutubuntu: hmmm, an upgrade, eh?  Here are some other commands to try:
[04:11] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, I'm about half past new ... proc specifics meaning CPU? if so, A64 X2
[04:11] <jordan> mattj thank you
[04:11] <DoYouKnow> nickrud: it's supercollider
[04:11] <danbhfive> sudo apt-get install -f
[04:11] <gravemind> !pastebin | cake45
[04:11] <ubotu> cake45: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:11] <buttercups> sylvar, maybe try deleting the menu bar from panel, then right click add to panel menu bar again
[04:11] <nickrud> DoYouKnow: but why do you need to force it?
[04:11] <einnar> changelog : what part of that do you want me to paste in?
[04:11] <gunashekar> hi
[04:11] <cake45> what output
[04:11] <danbhfive> sudo apt-get distupgrade
[04:11] <danbhfive> *dist-upgrade
[04:11] <DoYouKnow> nickrud, because it's old and for i386 only
[04:12] <gravemind> cake45: the writing in terminal that happens when you do stuff
[04:12] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: do you know how to pick the correct restricted modules for your kernel (with the kernel upgrade your restricted modules in use by your graphics card driver aren't matching and thats why the driver isn't working), do you use nvidia or ati
[04:12] <greencookie> Do i need a screensaver if I'm using only tty and not gdm?
[04:12] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, nvidia - an onboard 6150
[04:12] <DoYouKnow> nickrud: I am having trouble compiling the newer version of the tool from source
[04:12] <DoYouKnow> it's an audio app
[04:12] <nickrud> DoYouKnow: oh, you're running 64 bit then, different problems than what I'm familiar with, don't run it
[04:12] <goatz> How do you mount a nfs share? I've exported the share on another box and allowed this ip, but... now what?
[04:12] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: okay fire up synaptic package manager
[04:12] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, got it
[04:12] <MattJ_> greencookie: No... and the tty usually blanks after a while, like a screensaver
[04:13] <cake45> ah
[04:13] <magic_ninja> do a search string "nvidia" without quotes
[04:13] <Nutubuntu> okay magic_ninja
[04:13] <danbhfive> magic_ninja: why not just use the restricted drivers manager?
[04:13] <kevin> ubotu
[04:13] <sylvar> buttercups: No luck.  And now the Menu Bar is to the right of my Firefox and Evolution icons. *sigh*
[04:13] <changelog> einnar, all of it?
[04:14] <magic_ninja> danbhfive: with the problems he is having it won't work
[04:14] <MattJ_> sylvar: You can drag it with your middle button
[04:14] <magic_ninja> danbhfive: i had the exact same issues
[04:14] <einnar> changelog: I sent you the output in private chat.
[04:14] <danbhfive> mmk
[04:14] <kevin> how can i ask ubotu a question?
[04:14] <buttercups> sylvar, thats ok right click and move it to the left of firefox
[04:14] <Hoss> unlock it from the taskbar first though
[04:14] <MattJ_> !ubotu | kevin
[04:14] <DRtuxthepenguin> !bsd
[04:14] <ubotu> kevin: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[04:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bsd - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:15] <DRtuxthepenguin> !freebsd
[04:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about freebsd - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:15] <sylvar> MattJ_ and buttercups: thanks, got it in its right place.  Still nothing above Keyring Manager, though!
[04:15] <nickrud> sylvar: you can revert to the original panels with, in a terminal, gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel ; but unlocking the other icons might help
[04:15] <greencookie> MattJ_: ah cool.
[04:15] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: now remove the selected linux-restricted modules package (aka the one with the green box meaning its installed), but wait there is more
[04:15] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, got it ... what am I looking for? I see linux-restricted-modules-2.7.20-16-generic and 22-14-generic both are installed
[04:15] <MattJ_> sylvar: I reeallly have no idea... it's the oddest problem :/
[04:15] <MattJ_> sylvar: Especially since you are not alone with it
[04:15] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22-14-generic
[04:15] <ninina> anyone know if there is a desklet that lets you create and set timers to alert you after X time?
[04:16] <Ely> Is there a way to make it so when I open certain applications (ie: Firefox) they always open on the same screen position they were when I close them and open them the next time? for some reason some apps always open on the top left of my screen.
[04:16] <sylvar> nickrud: well, that got rid of the GNOME panel, now how do I bring it back?
[04:16] <magic_ninja> thats the ONLY one you want installed
[04:16] <Ely> Ubuntu here
[04:16] <MattJ_> ninina: Yes, I have it... let me check what it is called
[04:16] <nickrud> sylvar: in the terminal, killall gnome-panel
[04:16] <MattJ_> ninina: timer-applet
[04:16] <sylvar> nickrud: yes, that killed gnome-panel, but it's not coming back
[04:16] <ninina> MattJ_: Thank you
[04:16] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, so I'll remove the other one ... then what?
[04:17] <MattJ_> sylvar: gnome-panel &
[04:17] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: edit your xorg.conf file, under the display section change the "NV" to nvidia
[04:17] <nickrud> sylvar: gnome-panel is supposed to respawn when it's stopped by default. try gnome-panel &  in the terminal
[04:17] <sylvar> MattJ_ and nickrud: gnome-panel & didn't work.
[04:17] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: afterwards cross your fingers and restart x, thats the simplest way, hope it works
[04:17] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, okay ... wait one ... remove, or remove *completely* for the linux-restricted-modules ?
[04:17] <MattJ_> Hmmm
[04:17] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: i've always had graphics card drivers
[04:18] <einnar> changelog, did you get it?
[04:18] <MattJ_> sylvar: Can you run: gnome-terminal &
[04:18] <MattJ_> ?
[04:18] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: make sure your removing the right one first, the package name i listed is the one you want to KEEP
[04:18] <nickrud> sylvar: hm, odd, I've done that probably a dozen times over the years. log out, log back in
[04:18] <changelog> no
[04:18] <changelog> einnar, I didn't
[04:18] <tatterdemalian> Hi again...
[04:18] <Nutubuntu> magic_ninja, got it - removing 20-16 and keeping 22-14
[04:18] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: and remove it completely
[04:18] <sfears> so i just installed the time applet.. how do i know where it went
[04:19] <MattJ_> sfears: Right-click on the panel, Add to panel
[04:19] <einnar> changelog : ahh.. I'm not officially registered, so it blocked me. Is it okay to paste the output here in general chat?
[04:19] <magic_ninja> Nutubuntu: wait right here i'll be right back
[04:19] <MattJ_> !paste | einnar
[04:19] <ubotu> einnar: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:19] <danbhfive> Nutubuntu: did you ever run apt-get install dist-upgrade?
[04:19] <kontol> Can someone help me install the new version of irssi?
[04:19] <Nutubuntu> danbhfive, yes ...
[04:19] <danbhfive> hmph  :p
[04:20] <Squalish> best error message ever, in regards to my problem xvid file
[04:20]  * genii sips a coffee
[04:20] <Squalish> Mplayer has crashed. This shouldn't happen.
[04:20] <drewzf> Woohoo
[04:20] <tatterdemalian> Does anyone know of any way I can convince avahi to just leave my wlan0 interface the way it is when I first boot my notebook?