[13:24] <orlok>  /dev/sdb1 is a flash drive, i am guessing it has failed
[13:24] <Rovanion> Where do I turn for kubuntu karmic questions?
[13:24] <stefg> imyousuf: that's just the file that says which module to use for which hardware. the inetresting thing would be to look at lsmod and check if serio is loaded /activated when the keyboard fails.
[13:24] <guoxiaolong> oh ah ha ;it is fun
[13:24] <lstarnes> Rovanion: #ubuntu+1
[13:24] <Ose> how do I connect my vista laptop to my ubuntu desktop via LAN?
[13:25] <Ose> I want to move files from V to U
[13:25] <guoxiaolong> and There are other interesting words do abbreviations
[13:25] <orlok> Ose: first step is to get them on the same network
[13:25] <Ose> they are directly connected via a LAN cable
[13:25] <orlok> Ose: can they borh access the internet via the same network?
[13:25] <stefg> !samba | ose
[13:26] <Ose> the problem is that I can't get the ubuntu online
[13:26] <Ose> the wifi is borked
[13:26] <orlok> Ose: they need to have IP's in the same range, and you may need to use a crossover cable
[13:26] <guoxiaolong> Does the driver how to write, such as the network card driver
[13:26] <guoxiaolong> Does the driver how to write, such as the network card driver?
[13:27] <orlok> Ose: you know hot to confugure IP's, etc on both?
[13:27] <switchgirl> yakoza: http://my.opera.com/SolimiaN/blog/2007/05/02/error-ld-so-object-libjvm-so-from-ld-preload-cannot-be-preloaded-ignored
[13:27] <Ose> orlok: not really
[13:27] <guoxiaolong> i know it is in /etc/network/network-config
[13:27] <yakoza> switchgirl: tnx guy
[13:28] <Ose> my network is kinda f-ed up, it starts having problems when multiple computers are on it
[13:28] <[fade]> bst pic ever
[13:28] <guoxiaolong> that is "if-config' file
[13:28] <orlok> Ose: network connection settings, you want to configure IP addresses for each of their LAN connections
[13:28] <teolicy__> Do wifi drivers that come with ubuntu come pre-patched for packet injection? If not, why not?
[13:28] <[fade]> http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/epic-fail-license-fail.jpg
[13:29] <switchgirl> yakoza: last time i checked i was a girl
[13:29] <guoxiaolong> you can use konsole :netconfig
[13:29] <orlok> Ose: windows or linux, its the same basic thing, 4 numbers from 0-254 seperates by .'s
[13:29] <yakoza> switchgirl: oh i'm terribly sorry
[13:29] <colblood> anyone got an idea about my alsamixer/sound problem?
[13:29] <colblood> xbmc@XBMC-HTPC:~$ alsamixer
[13:29] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[13:30] <switchgirl> yakoza: its ok just i thought the name said it all...
[13:30] <yakoza> switchgirl: oh i didn't know
[13:30] <orlok> Ose: configure one with say, <IP_ADDRESS> and the other as <IP_ADDRESS>, netmask <IP_ADDRESS> and try to ping one from the other
[13:30] <guoxiaolong> you can vi your /etc/rc.d/init.d
[13:30] <orlok> Ose: thats the first step :)
[13:30] <llutz> guoxiaolong: please stop
[13:30] <guoxiaolong> you can see:etc/rc.d/init.d/network
[13:31] <llutz> guoxiaolong: please stop
[13:31] <unoobtu> why ubuntu mount my cdrom under media and not under cdrom?
[13:31] <Locke22> hi all
[13:31] <orlok> unoobtu: cdroms are a type of media
[13:31] <guoxiaolong> llutz: why?
[13:31] <llutz> guoxiaolong: this is ubuntu-channel, your "tips" are simply wrong
[13:31] <unoobtu> orlok how can i point to the default cdrom dir from my smb.conf?
[13:32] <unoobtu> orlok when i insert a dvd i find a folder with the custom cd name in media..
[13:32] <switchgirl> guoxiaolong: netstat or ifconfig not ipconfig
[13:32] <cylex> can someone tell me a proper way to download the ubuntu source
[13:32] <orlok> unoobtu: good question, my ubuntu desktop isnt in front of me
[13:32] <guoxiaolong> llutz:ok i am wrong ;sorry now
[13:32] <imyousuf> stefg: Was a little away from the computer, do you think "echo seriomap >> /etc/modules" will help and safe to execute (as you can figure out I am not an expert :))?
[13:32] <unoobtu> orlok ah ok.. thx anyway :)
[13:32] <orlok> ANybody - http://codepad.org/nUuMLa7Z - Its stuffed, isnt it?
[13:32] <lstarnes> cylex: there is no source for ubuntu itself, but there are sources for almost all of the packages that it is made of
[13:33] <guoxiaolong> yes it is ifconfig
[13:33] <stefg> imyousuf: seriomap is a textfile, not a module
[13:33] <cylex> lstarnes: ok suppose I want to download source for irssi
[13:33] <orlok> cylex: i think the package manager can do that, otherwise its contained in available .deb packages
[13:33] <bala> hi
[13:33] <guoxiaolong> i think use netrestart is better than use netstat
[13:33] <lstarnes> cylex: apt-get source irssi
[13:33] <imyousuf> stefg: ah ok, then how could i go about solving it?
[13:33] <cylex> orlok: nm just got it
[13:33] <cylex> ok
[13:34] <llutz> guoxiaolong: are you sure you know what you're talking about?
[13:34] <stefg> imyousuf: what does lsmod | grep serio turn up?
[13:34] <eeme> what is that code to quakenet
[13:34] <orlok> Anybody seen a USB flash drive fail due to overuse before?
[13:34] <Locke22> i have a problem, the first is that i'm really noob about linux :(, i've installed ubuntu and i must install a fortran compilator like g77.. i'have dowloaded a g77-3.4.4.dev when i launch it it say that there are dependency... must i instal some libraries to excsecute .deb pack? thanks
[13:34] <morpheuss> orlok, yep
[13:34] <imyousuf> stefg: serio_raw
[13:34] <orlok> morpheuss: linux or windows?
[13:34] <morpheuss> they does wear out
[13:34] <colblood> anyone got an idea about my alsamixer/sound problem?
[13:34] <Imurikauppias> what is that code to join quakenet
[13:34] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[13:34] <guoxiaolong> ok i am fool ;and shut my mouth
[13:34] <orlok> morpheuss: http://codepad.org/nUuMLa7Z
[13:35] <lstarnes> Imurikauppias: please read what I said earlier: /server irc.quakenet.org
[13:35] <cylex> ok, where would the packages will be stored, after I download it using apt-get source irssi
[13:35] <imyousuf> stefg: so doing "echo serio_raw >> /etc/modules" ok?
[13:35] <lstarnes> cylex: in the current directory
[13:35] <cylex> lstarnes: thx :)
[13:35] <llutz> cylex:  /var/cache/apt/archives
[13:35] <heoa> I have a screen inside a screen. How can I deattach the inside GNU Screen?
[13:36] <imyousuf> btw stefg, added some more info @ http://gist.github.com/201310
[13:36] <orlok> morpheuss: thats in an 8G Voyager USB flash drive, been running / ffrom it for a while
[13:36] <orlok> heoa: ctrl-a-a
[13:36] <mo0nykit> Hi! I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04 on an Acer Aspire 4520 laptop. When I switch to another virtual console (Ctrl-Alt-F1), the screen goes blank with lots of flickering. What could be the problem?
[13:36] <stefg> imyousuf: so that's the module to pay attention to.. you have to check if this module is present in the 'keyboard failed' situation, if it's not 'sudo modprobe serio_raw'. Only when that helps it's worth trying
[13:36] <orlok> heoa: and whatever - you need an extra ctrl-a
[13:36] <Imurikauppias> how to join quakenet
[13:36] <cylex> llutz: I see it in current directory.. thank u both. :)
[13:36] <guoxiaolong> heoa:press ctrl+alt
[13:36] <lstarnes> Imurikauppias: I will not say this again: type /server irc.quakenet.org
[13:36] <llutz> cylex: i haven't read the "source", ignore me, sorry
[13:37] <maniel> any apt magician here?:>
[13:37] <heoa> guoxiaolong: ?   and some other key?
[13:37] <Han> Can somebody please kick the keyserver?
[13:38] <Han> It's not responding.
[13:38] <imyousuf> stefg: so I am executing "echo serio_raw >>/etc/modules" and restarting my machine to check what happens :)
[13:38] <guoxiaolong> do you use VM?
[13:38] <stefg> imyousuf: don't change anything yet.
[13:38] <guoxiaolong> VMware ?
[13:39] <fbianconi> !who
[13:39] <colblood> anyone? i have no audio anymore, and it sucks donkey arse
[13:39] <stefg> imyousuf: restart several times until you run into the problem again. let it boot up and check if serio_raw gets loaded
[13:40] <imyousuf> stefg: I dont have to reboot several times probably the first time will be enough ;)
[13:40] <stefg> imyousuf: if not, modprobe the module and check if makes the internal keyboard work
[13:40] <imyousuf> ok stefg, following your advice :)
[13:40] <[fade]> if it go to cli with ctrl+alt+f1, how to come back ?
[13:40] <stefg> imyousuf: only if that works it is worth to add that module to /etc/modules
[13:40] <lstarnes> [fade]: ctrl+alt+f7
[13:41] <imyousuf> got it stefg
[13:41] <imyousuf> will inform you ASAP
[13:41] <[fade]> in kde 3.5 when it stops responding you can crash it with ctrl+alt+baskspace, then it would restart, if there anything same here ?
[13:41] <guoxiaolong> heoa: did you use VMware
[13:41] <[fade]> on kde 4.2 ?
[13:42] <lstarnes> [fade]: if you're using 9.04 and have disabled dontzap, ctrl+alt+bksp should work
[13:42] <eepberries> what user does the xserver display belong to in the login menu?
[13:42] <guoxiaolong> heoa: you can press ctrl+alt+del
[13:42] <didiermah> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI2_9FulH9s
[13:42] <[fade]> what is dontzap?
[13:42] <didiermah> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI2_9FulH9s
[13:42] <FloodBot1> didiermah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:42] <hanshenrik> http://pastebin.org/34810 help?
[13:42] <stefg> !dontzap | [fade]
[13:42] <[fade]> i tried those keys, did not work
[13:42] <linuxn_eo> colblood: do you have a /dev/snd directory?
[13:43] <colblood> dir /dev/snd
[13:43] <colblood> controlC0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p pcmC0D1c pcmC0D1p seq timer
[13:43] <colblood> @ linuxn_eo
[13:43] <heoa> guoxiaolong: ^+Alt+Del does not do anything
[13:44] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, well, that's the direct reason why you get that error - why that dir is missing is the next thing to find out
[13:44] <eepberries> how does the xserver work during the login screen? what user is the display attached to?
[13:44] <colblood> i have no idea how to do that
[13:44] <colblood> @ linuxn_eo
[13:44] <linuxn_eo> lsmod | grep snd #does this have output?
[13:45] <guoxiaolong> heoa: so i ask did you use VMware
[13:45] <colblood> yes linuxn_eo
[13:45] <heoa> guoxiaolong: no
[13:45] <linuxn_eo> ok, join #flood and paste it there
[13:45] <colblood> linux_probe: http://pastebin.ca/1592355
[13:45] <colblood> erh, linuxn_eo
[13:45] <linuxn_eo> ok, just as good
[13:46] <kp> hi i have installed skype, but failed to run test call
[13:46] <kp> could you please help in this
[13:46] <guoxiaolong> are you in screen beside the other screen?
[13:46] <jpknowmad> I'm trying to delete a 2.5GB mounted filesystem, it happened when trying to update to ubuntustudio 9.10 with a cd, i decided to update with terminal to ubuntu 9.10 instead, now i have this unmounted filesystem in my main menu full of ubuntustudio files
[13:46] <B3rz3rk3r> kp, ensure that you ahve opened the sound settings menu in skype and set your input/output correctly
[13:46] <guoxiaolong> heoa: are you in a screen beside the other screen?
[13:47] <kp> B3B301X, could you please help in find the same
[13:47] <stefg> eepberries: xorg is fired up by gdm, which is a system account owning the login screen
[13:48] <B3rz3rk3r> kp, what is your primary language?
[13:48] <linuxn_eo> colblood: the first thing i'd try is this: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[13:48] <eepberries> stefg: okay, but how can i use xrandr without logging in graphically?
[13:48] <ab123456> ciao
[13:48] <fbianconi> heoa: can you paste a screen capture to http://tinyurl.com/imagebin ?
[13:48] <hkais1> i have a hardy samba server and a intrepid cifs client. I have the locale en_US.UTF-8. But if I create a file with german umlauts on the intrepid I get corrupted german umlauts on hardy
[13:48] <ab123456> !list
[13:48] <Etrai> I'm having some trouble with KVM and networking... What I'm trying to achieve is having my VM access the network as it is (with ISP DHCP for internet and static LAN config) much like how VirtualBox bridged networking works under Windows, but I'm completly stumped...any suggestions? Or could I have my VM use the configuration of brX (and set up brX-Y for each network connection needed)?
[13:49] <eepberries> stefg: problem is, the resolution isn't correct on the login screen and i want to change it
[13:49] <guoxiaolong> heoa: you also can use alt+f1~f7
[13:49] <ab123456> ciao
[13:50] <unoobtu> lstarnes ok i just edited properties of the mounted cd and fixed the mount location..
[13:50] <guoxiaolong> heoa: f1~f7 mean f1or f2......f7
[13:50] <ab123456> !list
[13:50] <colblood> linuxn_eo: do i need to reboot?
[13:50] <kp> B3B301X, i am sorry
[13:50] <linuxn_eo> colblood: hopefully no
[13:50] <colblood> k
[13:50] <linuxn_eo> that just restarts sound stuff
[13:50] <eepberries> stefg: have any idea?
[13:51] <colblood> no audio linuxn_eo
[13:51] <linuxn_eo> the problem you have is very  common, very vague, has many causes, etc, so i'll need to take a few shots in the dark
[13:51] <linuxn_eo> colblood: and no /dev/snd still, right?
[13:51] <colblood> anythin to help me
[13:51] <stefg> eepberries: that has nothing to do with xrandr. The xserver is simply started with a wrong idea of the display. you have to setup /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[13:51] <colblood> dir /dev/snd
[13:51] <colblood> controlC0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p pcmC0D1c pcmC0D1p seq timer
[13:51] <stefg> !fixres | eepberries
[13:51] <colblood> @ linuxn_eo
[13:52] <guoxiaolong> colblood:he can make kernel new
[13:52] <xiaoxiao> rhythmbox radio list is missing, how to fix it
[13:52] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, then what happens when you run alsamixer?
[13:52] <colblood> i have this problem with ubuntu 9.04 too, worked better in ubuntu 8.10, but stuck again :/
[13:52] <colblood> sec
[13:52] <eepberries> stefg: i've spent hours screwing around with xorg.conf. i'm pretty sure it's fine, i just want to try using xrandr if i can to play around with video modes in real time
[13:52] <jpknowmad> I'm trying to delete a 2.5GB mounted filesystem, it happened when trying to update to ubuntustudio 9.10 with a cd, i decided to update with terminal to ubuntu 9.10 instead, now i have this unmounted filesystem in my main menu full of ubuntustudio files
[13:52] <colblood> i'll reboot... alsamixer seems to work, but still no audio
[13:52] <guoxiaolong> oh no
[13:53] <eepberries> i'm not going to waste another five hours retyping the same few things in xorg.conf if it isn't going to change anything
[13:53] <SharpRain> what download manager can I get that supports downloading of segments, passwords, and scheduling?
[13:53] <stefg> eepberries: what does lspci | grep VGA say, and what display do you have?
[13:53] <Keiffer> i used this command, starting with S if i remember well, and it appended a fixed string to each line of a big file... do you know what it was? i want to read it's man page
[13:53] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, tell me how that goes
[13:53] <guoxiaolong> i am have my eatting now bye bye
[13:53] <eepberries> stefg: it shows my Radeon X800
[13:54] <eepberries> i have the "ati" driver selected for it in xorg.conf
[13:54] <lstarnes> Keiffer: maybe sed, but I'm probably wrong
[13:54] <SharpRain>  what download manager can I get that supports downloading of segments, passwords, and scheduling?
[13:54] <colblood> no audio after reboot at login screen
[13:54] <colblood> linuxn_eo: and i get alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[13:54] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, dumb question, you're sure nothing is muted?
[13:54] <colblood> so nothing's changed
[13:54] <colblood> if i run as sudo alsamixer, it shows up and isnt muted
[13:54] <guoxiaolong> thx
[13:55] <SharpRain>  what download manager can I get that supports downloading of segments, passwords, and scheduling?
[13:55] <linuxn_eo> colblood: well, restart alsa-utils (and maybe udev) again so you at least have a sane /dev/snd/
[13:55] <colblood> how do i do that linuxn_eo? im quite the noob still
[13:55] <stefg> eepberries: have you read, understood and followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#Setting%20resolution%20changes%20in%20xorg.conf ?
[13:55] <Keiffer> lstarnes, no SED it was! thanks
[13:55] <linuxn_eo> SharpRain: schedule with cron (if you only care about starts and not stops), and wget for the rest?
[13:56] <woble> got a few of those:  amarok: Depends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.2.1) but it is not going to be installed   <-- how can this weird error be fixed?
[13:56] <SharpRain> does wget support passwords
[13:56] <SharpRain> and multiple links at the same time
[13:56] <eepberries> stefg: yes
[13:56] <linuxn_eo> colblood: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart; sudo  /etc/init.d/udev restart
[13:56] <jpknowmad> I'm trying to delete a 2.5GB mounted filesystem, it happened when trying to update to ubuntustudio 9.10 with a cd, i decided to update with terminal to ubuntu 9.10 instead, now i have this unmounted filesystem in my main menu full of ubuntustudio files
[13:57] <linuxn_eo> SharpRain: yes
[13:57] <ortsvorsteher> SharpRain: read the man page, there will be anthing in with password
[13:57] <colblood> Invalid card number. i got this when doing that linuxn_eo
[13:57] <SharpRain> can I paste a whole lotta links though?
[13:57] <linuxn_eo> colblood: very interesting, pasttebin the whole output to me
[13:57] <colblood> and i get this when running alsamixer: http://pastebin.ca/1592372
[13:57] <linuxn_eo> SharpRain; yes, or put them in a file, etc
[13:57] <colblood> okay
[13:57] <SharpRain> hmm
[13:57] <SharpRain> hmmmmmmm
[13:58] <eepberries> stefg: do you see anything wrong in my xorg file? http://pastebin.com/m21bc3c29
[13:58] <llutz> jpknowmad: you just want to remove all that stuff from the 2.5G-media? sudo mkfs.ext3 -m0 /dev/sdXY   (where XY is your partition)
[13:58] <colblood> and this from runnin your cmd: http://pastebin.ca/1592373 linuxn_eo
[13:58] <linuxn_eo> colblood: ok, I need to see the ls /dev/snd    output again
[13:59] <colblood> dir /dev/snd
[13:59] <colblood> controlC0 pcmC0D0c pcmC0D0p pcmC0D1c pcmC0D1p seq timer
[13:59] <stefg> eepberries: yes... taht's more or less a unmodified default file. you haven'r read, understood and followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution#Setting%20resolution%20changes%20in%20xorg.conf
[13:59] <jpknowmad> llutz, thanks, will that actually remove the volume as well?
[13:59] <linuxn_eo> colblood: erm, woah, what command did you run for that latest pastebin, exactly?
[13:59] <colblood> yours
[13:59] <llutz> jpknowmad: it will just create a fresh filesystem on that partition
[14:00] <eepberries> stefg: what's missing besides descriptive names? i didn't think that mattered
[14:00] <colblood> sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart; sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> hmm
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> ok, run those one at a time, because that's rather unexpected
[14:00] <jpknowmad> llutz, is there a way to remove that partition? I just want one large partition?
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[14:00] <linuxn_eo>  sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart
[14:00] <linuxn_eo> and tell me which of the two gives that output
[14:01] <colblood> it's the first one
[14:01] <llutz> jpknowmad:use cfdisk, fdisk, "tool-of-your-choice" and delete it
[14:01] <linuxn_eo> makes sense... time for me to google, moment
[14:01] <colblood> appreciate it
[14:01] <colblood> linuxn_eo: i cant paste it all, cause i cant scroll that high up
[14:01] <Etrai> REPOST: I'm having some trouble with KVM and networking... What I'm trying to achieve is having my VM access the network as it is (with ISP DHCP for internet and static LAN config) much like how VirtualBox bridged networking works under Windows, but I'm completly stumped...any suggestions? Or could I have my VM use the configuration of brX (and set up brX-Y for each network connection needed)?
[14:02] <colblood> something about "not yours" is what i could see when doing the cmd
[14:02] <linuxn_eo> colblood: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart > log 2>&1
[14:02] <linuxn_eo> then pastebin the log file
[14:02] <heoa> guoxiaolong: fbianconi Alt-F2 deattached the screen inside the other screen. Thank you.
[14:02] <stefg> Etrai: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking
[14:03] <jpknowmad> llutz, im sorry, i dont know how to do that, is there a guide somewhere so i dont bother you guys too much
[14:03] <colblood> linuxn_eo: http://pastebin.ca/1592380
[14:03] <Etrai> stefg: yes, I have read it multiple times and still can't get it to work the way I want...
[14:04] <colblood> linuxn_eo: i accidently ran "sudo alsactl store" before, could that be causing it?
[14:04] <stefg> Etrai: how does /etc/network/interfaces look in the guest(s) ? (use pastebin, plz)
[14:05] <llutz> jpknowmad: i don't know a guide, have a look into ubuntuforums and search for changing partitions. maybe it helps
[14:05] <linuxn_eo> colblood: no idea, honestly
[14:05] <Etrai> stefg: guest is Windows 2k8 =/
[14:05] <jpknowmad> thanks llutz
[14:05] <jpknowmad> i got it
[14:05] <jpknowmad> with disk utility
[14:05] <linuxn_eo> colblood: maybe ask #alsa ?
[14:05] <colblood> hm, ok
[14:06] <jpknowmad> thanks for the help guys, keep up the good work
[14:06] <linuxn_eo> if they don't turn up anything, i'll go back to trying to figure it out
[14:06] <woble> Depends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.2.1) but it is not going to be installed   <-- how can this weird error be fixed?
[14:07] <Hemuz> Hello i have a small question can i listen .mp3 and .wma files on ubuntu? and how it works because i tried to run but thers no suitable plugin....
[14:07] <colblood> could it be a chown problem linuxn_eo?
[14:07] <morpheuss> Hemuz, restricted packages
[14:07] <linuxn_eo> colblood: given that you're getting errors restarting alsa-utils as root, i seriously doubt it
[14:08] <colblood> k
[14:08] <colblood> dumb to do: sudo chown 777 -R /var/lib/alsa ?
[14:08] <linuxn_eo> .. so, say i'd give it 95-99% odds that that's not it
[14:08] <stefg> Etrai: i'm no kvm specialist, but for deskzp use with a windows guest i'd rather use virtualbox. windows guest support is still very basic in kvm
[14:08] <linuxn_eo> yes, dumb tthing to do; please don't
[14:08] <colblood> hehe, k
[14:09] <Etrai> stefg: ok, thank you! =D
[14:09] <colblood> no reply from #alsa as of yet
[14:09] <linuxn_eo> i ran a few commands like that on some of my earliest linux installs - it wasn't long til i needed to reinstall
[14:09] <Hemuz> eeh does it means that i cant listen music on ubuntu if ihave it only in .mp3
[14:09] <linuxn_eo> ok, so, your username is xbmc?
[14:09] <colblood> yes
[14:10] <linuxn_eo> ls -ld /home/xmbc
[14:10] <colblood> alsactl restore
[14:10] <colblood> alsactl: load_state:1577: No soundcards found...
[14:10] <linuxn_eo> without the typo in the username
[14:10] <colblood> interesting
[14:10] <imyousuf> stefg: Currently logged in when onboard keyboard and mouse is not working and serio_raw module is loaded
[14:10] <colblood> drwxr-xr-x 30 xbmc xbmc 4096 2009-10-04 15:02 /home/xbmc @ linuxn_eo
[14:11] <imyousuf> stefg: though the module is loaded the onboard inputs are not working, how should I proceed now stefg?
[14:11] <linuxn_eo> ok, that looks sane.. hmm
[14:11] <Mka> Hemuz: you cannot listen to mp3's?
[14:11] <lucky__> when i type compiz and press enter in the terminal, i get this message: Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2562' found.
[14:11] <stefg> imyousuf: try sudo rmmod serio_raw && modprobe serio_raw
[14:11] <colblood> check above when i did alsactl restore tho linuxn_eo
[14:12] <stefg> imyousuf: rmmod serio_raw && sudo modprobe serio_raw
[14:12] <ohitsmee> E: postgresql-8.3: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[14:12] <ohitsmee> E: postgresql: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[14:12] <ohitsmee> help
[14:12] <soreau> lucky__: SKIP_CHECKS=1 compiz --replace
[14:12] <lucky__> please help me resolve my issue.when i type compiz and press enter in the terminal, i get this message: Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2562' found.
[14:12] <linuxn_eo> colblood: saw it
[14:13] <imyousuf> stefg: tried - sudo rmmod serio_raw && sudo modprobe serio_raw - and no use still onboard controls are not working :(
[14:13] <colblood> stumbled upon this wiki linuxn_eo, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[14:13] <ziroday> ohitsmee: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[14:14] <Mka> Hemuz: Install gstreamer plugins using Synaptic
[14:14] <linuxn_eo> colblood: what kind of computer is it?
[14:14] <Hemuz> Mka, Thanks m8.
[14:14] <colblood> asus t2 barebone
[14:14] <erkin> how can I get the necessary permission save the canges in xorg.conf file? ^^
[14:14] <erkin> changes*
[14:15] <penthief> What is this file for? /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.1/usb5/5-1/5-1:1.0/input/input19/mouse2/dev
[14:15] <ziroday> erkin: do gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf, enter your password and then edit it
[14:15] <rewer> www.reweronline.com
[14:15] <stefg> imyousuf: so it seems really a kernel bug in combination with a (supposedly) crappy bios. so all you can do is helping to debug the issue by trying other kernel versions and see if the problem persists. First try would be the karmic beta
[14:15] <erkin> ok ty :)
[14:16] <imyousuf> hmm, will download and it and try it tomorrow then, thanks a lot stefg
[14:16] <leession_lm> can anybody tell me what does IRC mode +tn mean ?
[14:17] <linuxn_eo> colblood: join #colblood, there's way too much scrolling in this chan
[14:17] <colblood> oki
[14:17] <lstarnes> leession_lm: only ops may change the topic, and only users that have joined the channel can send to it
[14:17] <Brenden`> topic protection (+t) only allowed to set by ops
[14:18] <leession_lm> thank you very much. but how can i change the mode ?
[14:18] <lstarnes> leession_lm: use the /mode command
[14:18] <Brenden`> ./mode <channel> <(+ to add)(- to remove)>
[14:18] <leession_lm> lstarnes>	ok , thanks
[14:19] <falkinski> What does "chunks seen" mean? Using rtorrent
[14:19] <lstarnes> leession_lm: #freenode is the best channel here for irc questions
[14:19] <lstarnes> leession_lm: also, http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml
[14:19] <leession_lm> lstarnes: yes , i think so
[14:20] <lstarnes> falkinski: it may refer to the number of chunks recivied
[14:20] <lstarnes> *received
[14:20] <falkinski> lstarnes: What is a chunk?
[14:20] <lstarnes> falkinski: a piece of a file
[14:20] <milaz> Does anybody know how people in charge of releases.ubuntu.com can be contacted?
[14:21] <falkinski> lstarnes: thx
[14:22] <milaz> I think they did some wrong thing with zsync files, and I have a suggestion how to fix it
[14:22] <u0802> someone already tried the 9.10 beta ?
[14:22] <milaz> u0802: I did
[14:22] <lstarnes> u0802: please join #ubuntu+1 for questions about the beta
[14:23] <milaz> See it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1280797
[14:23] <A^EKCAHDP> !help
[14:24] <A^EKCAHDP> Wwhere I can to make my questions on the Russian?
[14:24] <lstarnes> A^EKCAHDP: /join #ubuntu-ru
[14:24] <Guest41854> Hey, quick question here that should be coming up often: my pulseaudio is working correctly, vumeters are showing playback, it all registers just fine -- I have sound output on the console, not in gnome though -- what is going wrong here? I can't figure itout.
[14:24] <mnaines> !ru | A^EKCAHDP
[14:25] <shaullx> could someone please help me here? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282344
[14:25] <A^EKCAHDP> /join #ubuntu-ru
[14:26] <mrrr> addendum: I have on multiple occassions checked that all volume controls are up 100% unmuted, correct sink, etc. selected, and so on - yet in gnome, mplayer stays silent, on the console it works.
[14:26] <stack> hi, why does not exists gnome-keyring-manager in jaunty?
[14:26] <stack> how do I manage my keyring?thanks in advance.
[14:28] <GSF1200S> anyone here know if ALL bluray movies play on linux using UDF, etc?
[14:28] <GSF1200S> im just curious...
[14:30] <Guest52695> If I cp -ap all my /home and /etc folder from an unsupported distribution to a fresh 9.04, will I mess up the new supported one ?
[14:31] <Guest52695> (my unsupported distribution is Ultimate Edition Hardy)
[14:31] <lstarnes> Guest52695: your home should be fine.  Be careful with /etc
[14:31] <gajop> when i installed ubuntu, i remembered being offered to have my disk (or was it just some specific partitions?) encrypted; is it possible to do it after the installation?
[14:31] <Guest52695> thanks
[14:36] <tehdave> Should I be worried if, in watching a program compile, I see a screen full of what look like error messages, but it keeps compiling? also: I can go ahead and go watch movies or whatever while something's compiling, shouldn't be an issue, right?
[14:37] <nutterpc> correct tehdave
[14:37] <nutterpc> as long as it continues to compile
[14:37] <nutterpc> no need to worry
[14:37] <colblood> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[14:37] <tehdave> kk just making sure...seeing a screen full of "Depreciated Function" messages for a good 5 minutes kind of got me worried -_-
[14:38] <colblood> im getting this error with HDA intel 1988B codec audio
[14:38] <nutterpc> is it a new or old install colblood ?
[14:38] <colblood> old
[14:39] <nutterpc> that sounds to me a bit like files missing, corruption.......thinking
[14:40] <Fatboy> Hi everone, i have problem with my ubuntu (8.04, 8.10, 9.04). I can't use my graphic card radeon 2600hd with my CRT monitor, everytinhg is cranky!
[14:40] <shaullx> cant anyone help me?:( there is nothing i can do until i solve it
[14:41] <linuxn_eo> shaullx: what's the problem?
[14:41] <nutterpc> shaullx, people atm either are sleeping, helping others or trying to work out what might be wrong
[14:41] <shaullx> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282344
[14:41] <ascheel> Can someone tell me how to permanently stop a sservice from starting at bootup?
[14:41] <nutterpc> ascheel, use Bum
[14:41] <nutterpc> easy mode
[14:42] <ascheel> nutterpc I'll try it.  :) Thanks
[14:43] <nutterpc> Fatboy, why can;t you use it?
[14:43] <ascheel> nutterpc: thanks.  :)  Looks like 'bum' is going to work quite well!
[14:44] <nutterpc> bum is also very very easy to use
[14:44] <ascheel> nutterpc: Works for me!
[14:44] <linuxn_eo> shaullx; upload the screenshot elsewhere, i can't see it
[14:45] <nutterpc> shaullx, does it say *what* partition is full?
[14:46] <shaullx> linuxn_eo http://i33.tinypic.com/2j0f1xi.png
[14:46] <shaullx> nutterpc the root partition is full
[14:46] <Gianlu24> !it
[14:46] <shaullx> the one that is highlighted in the pic
[14:47] <nutterpc> shaullx, its 2gb for a root partition, that's part of the problem
[14:47] <nutterpc> insufficient space allocated for a root partition
[14:47] <Russian> Is there anyone from Asia here who has been to the Netherlands?
[14:47] <Fatboy> nutterpc: ok when my card is unplug eveything is going great, but when i plug my card on turn on computer is start going cranky i see colours and everytinhg but i everything is blurred.
[14:47] <jacobian__> I don't seem to have a volume applet for the panel
[14:47] <jacobian__> Is there some package I need to install to get it?
[14:48] <nutterpc> hmm ok Fatboy
[14:48] <shaullx> yeah i did something wrong with partition manager during setup
[14:48] <shaullx> now i dont know how to fix it
[14:48] <infexion> how do you change the theme of the login screen?
[14:49] <nutterpc> shaullx, how did you first get gparted up?
[14:49] <system404> how to i change the general theme of ubuntu ie where can i download more themes other than the preinstalled ones
[14:49] <scunizi> shaullx: if it's a new intstall just reinstall and you won't have lost much of anything.
[14:49] <zen|tao> system404: gnome-look.org
[14:49] <nutterpc> as scunizi said, reinstall is one option
[14:49] <shaullx> scunizi, i cant i dont have the image and no space to download it
[14:49] <system404> thanks
[14:49] <infexion> system404: gnome-look.org or gnome.org
[14:50] <shaullx> nutterpc, sudo gparted
[14:50] <infexion> dang beat me to it
[14:50] <zen|tao> nutterpc: System>Admin>login
[14:50] <nutterpc> you also have ripping the hdd out of your laptop and using an external bay to connect it to another machine to use it to partition the drive
[14:50] <Fatboy> system404: http://www.bisigi-project.org/?lang=en
[14:50] <nutterpc> just depends whether u want easy or a bit more layed out
[14:50] <brig> anyone know of a good place to find cool animated gif effects?
[14:51] <scunizi> shaullx: nutterpc another would be to use gparted an carve out a larger partition someplace, transfer all root files to it... then repoint / in fstab to the new partition.
[14:51] <infexion> so... yeah is there a way to change the Login theme or is it something where you have to manually edit the files to get the theme to change?
[14:51] <nutterpc> yea scunizi, just depends what way he wants to go i guess
[14:51] <nutterpc> personal preference i guess
[14:51] <shaullx> scunizi, just cut and past all the files in the root partition to another one?
[14:51] <Fatboy> casn somone help my with my isuue,?
[14:52] <zen|tao> infexion: system > aministration > login window
[14:52] <brig> Fatboy: sure what is your issue?
[14:52] <nutterpc> scunizi, myself, I would put the hard drive up to another system and use it that way, but that's me :)
[14:53] <system404> how to install themes downloaded from gnome-look.org
[14:53] <zen|tao> system404: drag and drop
[14:53] <VCoolio> infexion: it's called a gdm theme, you can find lots on gnome-look.org
[14:53] <system404> drag n drop where
[14:53] <scunizi> shaullx: you could but make sure you get the hidden ones too. the one's that start with ".".. you may also run into permission problems doing it.. you can copy the files but you have to maintain the correct ownership/permissions on the files.
[14:53] <infexion> zen|tao: all I get with that is a small window that has two options to pick from
[14:53] <system404> its a compiz theme i downloaded is that ryt
[14:53] <zen|tao> into appearance dialog
[14:53] <scunizi> shaullx: personally a reinstall would be easier
[14:53] <infexion> I upgraded to Karmic koala
[14:53] <Fatboy> ok when my card Radeon 2600 HD is unplug eveything is going great, but when i plug my card on turn on computer is start going cranky i see colours and everytinhg but i everything is blurred.
[14:54] <zen|tao> system404: or click the install button and browse
[14:54] <VCoolio> infexion: than it seems login theme is not changeable, but don't know from experience
[14:55] <shaullx> scunizi, i know reinstall would be easier but i dont have the image, can u explain me step by step how to do it so i wont do something wrong?
[14:55] <zen|tao> infexion: local tab
[14:55] <system404> it says no its a compiz theme i downloaded
[14:55] <brig> Fatboy: sounds like you do not have the right drivers
[14:55] <shawn_> How can I get any Ubuntu game to run in a Window if it doesnt have a window option in the game itself
[14:55] <VCoolio> system404: if you extract it, what files does it contain?
[14:56] <infexion> zen|tao: there are no tabs
[14:56] <brig> Fatboy: although you could also not have the card installed properly
[14:56] <zen|tao> system404: download a gnome (metacity) theme - compiz will use whatever theme you have selected
[14:56] <nutterpc> scunizi, spent most of my weekend getting programs that didn't want to work working.........its amazing how mentally taxing debugging is, isn't it?
[14:56] <system404> ok i will download them ones
[14:56] <Fatboy> brig: i found that a lot of people have the same problem (ubuntuforums).
[14:56] <aboanas93> am i a root now.
[14:56] <lstarnes> aboanas93: no
[14:56] <lstarnes> aboanas93: root, not a root
[14:56] <aboanas93> yeah
[14:56] <zen|tao> infexion: are you using gnome desktop on ubuntu 9.04?
[14:56] <lstarnes> aboanas93: there is only one root
[14:56] <aboanas93> i know
[14:57] <infexion> zen|tao: gnome desktop on Ubuntu 9.10
[14:57] <brig> Fatboy: ok... then you should see if you can find the proper driver, and post on forums so the next guy does not have the same problem
[14:57] <zen|tao> !karmic | infexion
[14:57] <scunizi> shaullx: nomatter where you are this typically an easy way to get ahold of the image.. to make a new partition and copy the file to it you'll have to investigate.. they are simple commands and you should know them/learn them.  Step by step would take too long
[14:57] <brig> Fatboy: be sure to check the card is working and installed properly
[14:58] <scunizi> nutterpc: yep.  this guy was having this issue 12 hrs ago and he's still banging the same drum
[14:58] <brig> anyone know of a good place to find cool animated gif effects?
[14:58] <ynk> does anyone know why my sound won't work when i'm trying to view a YouTube video, but works fine when playing an mp3 file?
[14:58] <nutterpc> rofl scunizi
[14:58] <nutterpc> I spent at least that debuggin 1 program
[14:59] <nutterpc> lucky for me I had 2x3ltr bottles of coke
[14:59] <nutterpc> so i was safe
[14:59] <smc> I've installed Kubuntu KDE4 on a Pentium3 with 256mb ram, now hows the best way to speed it up a little?
[15:00] <nutterpc> smc
[15:00] <smc> Is there some servecies I can cut off or something?
[15:00] <nutterpc> kde4 is your problem
[15:00] <scunizi> smc: uh.. more ram
[15:00] <zen|tao> smc: uninstall kde4 use openbox
[15:00] <nutterpc> Kde4 > 1Gb
[15:00] <nutterpc> not less than
[15:01] <nutterpc> Fluxbox or Xfce4 is your weapon of choice
[15:01] <smc> what about xfce
[15:01] <nutterpc> yes
[15:01] <shaullx> scunizi, then maybe its possible to change the tmp folder to another partition? then i would be able to download
[15:01] <smc> what about trimming up services?
[15:01] <nutterpc> xfce is ok with smaller amounts of ram, fluxbox isn't always good for beginner users
[15:01] <zen|tao> smc: your pissing in the wind with kde - use something lighter
[15:01] <ynk> how come flash sound doesn't work on websites? is it something to do with the flash plugin? i can't hear my youtube videos... yet i'm able to hear sound played from the hdd.
[15:02] <ynk> maybe i should look on the forums... -sigh-
[15:02] <zen|tao> smc: you're*
[15:02] <nutterpc> ynk, can also depend which flash plugin you are using
[15:02] <hybrider> hi, i have trouble getting my wlan adapter to work on my macbook can anyone help me out? :/
[15:02] <scunizi> shaullx: do you have another harddrive?
[15:02] <nutterpc> lots of possibilities
[15:02] <milaz> ynk: check if you have the latest version of flash
[15:02] <smc> I intend to, but that was the only disk that would install, I tried mint, Ubuntu standard nether would install succesfully
[15:02] <demyhouse> ciao a tutti
[15:03] <GoodGuy43> i need help on (Bin) files
[15:03] <shaullx> scunizi, i have a usb device of 8gb
[15:03] <nutterpc> hybrider, I have an iBook G4 sitting beside me
[15:03] <zen|tao> smc: installers the same across all variants - only the selected packages are different
[15:03] <colblood> my ubuntu 8.10 box wont boot properly - just the "waiting-circle" spinning on black background
[15:03] <smc> what is xfce's package name, I get package not found
[15:03] <colblood> and i cant ssh in either
[15:03] <ynk> nutterpc, i didn't know there were different versions of the plugin. i thought adobe makes the plugins.
[15:04] <nutterpc> there's 3
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sudo apt0get install xubuntu-destop
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-destop
[15:04] <scunizi> shaullx: why not download to that?
[15:04] <nutterpc> althought it is generally recommended to use the adobe one
[15:04] <hybrider> nutterpc: im using macbook 5,1 and i can't even find the network adapter even though i can see it with lspci
[15:04] <GoodGuy43> i need help on (Bin) files
[15:04] <ynk> milaz, i'm not sure how to check the version of the plugin. isn't it possible just to get the latest one?
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[15:04] <shaullx> scunizi, i have room in my hdd it wont download because the root partition that contains "tmp" has no space
[15:04] <zen|tao> smc: sorry - clearly having finger trouble today!
[15:04] <milaz> ynk: you just right click some flash movie on the web site
[15:04] <aboanas93> what the best thing to blog?
[15:05] <smc> zen|tao, thanks
[15:05] <AnAnt> Hello, how can I make a screen cast in Ubuntu ?
[15:05] <nutterpc> hybrider, you will need to do what I did sadly, use the LAN first to get the system up and running, then get wireless running, and unplug the lan cable
[15:05] <GoodGuy43> how you install a bin file
[15:05] <milaz> ynk: and there's about... menu
[15:05] <nutterpc> how I did it
[15:05] <Guest40084> !list
[15:05] <AnAnt> I want to record some video from desktop
[15:05] <shaullx> scunizi, maybe there is a folder of the root ubuntu partition that has like 800 mb of stuff i can delete?
[15:05] <AnAnt> !screencast
[15:05] <scunizi> shaullx: move /tmp to the usb key
[15:05] <aboanas93> blogging in ubuntu.
[15:05] <aboanas93> what i have to use?
[15:05] <nutterpc> scunizi, I have a spare beer here if you need it, lol
[15:06] <shaullx> scunizi, just move it? how would ubuntu know where i moved it to?
[15:06] <scunizi> nutterpc: more like a cranial mallot wack
[15:06] <zen|tao> aboanas93: the world wide web
[15:06] <nutterpc> ahahahahahaha
[15:06] <hybrider> nutterpc: but how i've taken the driver from "hardware drivers" i took some airport tools from synaptics manager but the adapter still doesn't exist
[15:06] <aboanas93> na , the best program to blogging.
[15:06] <scunizi> shaullx: you do it in /etc/fstab and using the mount command..
[15:07] <hybrider> nutterpc: i only got eth0, lo and pan0
[15:07] <dyf> how do i uninstall openJDK and install sun-java?
[15:07] <scunizi> !mount > shaullx
[15:07] <AnAnt> cool !
[15:07] <nutterpc> hybrider, have you got a lan based connection?
[15:07] <dyf> do i just apt-get remove openjdk?
[15:07] <zen|tao> aboanas93: yes, like I said just use the blogging website of your choice
[15:07] <hybrider> nutterpc: yes
[15:08] <nutterpc> trying to remember what chipset that macbook uses
[15:08] <GoodGuy43> i need help on (Bin) files
[15:08] <nutterpc> lol, my mind is completely blank
[15:08] <scunizi> GoodGuy43: ok
[15:09] <nutterpc> scunizi, sadly the closest I have is a 40lb sledgehammer
[15:09] <nutterpc> or, a pitbull
[15:09] <shaullx> scunizi, mount /tmp/ /dev/sdb ?
[15:09] <scunizi> nutterpc: I'm tough.. 60 is the smallest
[15:09] <nutterpc> ok, the pitbull
[15:10] <system404> whats most recommended sidebar type app for linux
[15:10] <nutterpc> for displaying what?
[15:10] <zen|tao> system404: conky
[15:10] <aboanas93> sorry, what abou me?
[15:10] <zen|tao> system404: not a sidee bar as such, but very cool none the less
[15:10] <aboanas93> Blogging programmes ( the best).
[15:11] <zen|tao> aboanas93: what about you?
[15:11] <system404> zen|tao: howd u mean not a sidebar
[15:11] <nutterpc> best blogging program you can get..........is one someone else has
[15:11] <scunizi> shaullx: if the usb key is sdb that might work. I'm not sure how linux labels tmp.. might also be something like mount /dev/tmp /dev/sdb
[15:11] <aboanas93> the best blogging program in ubuntu gnome
[15:11] <zen|tao> system404: try it and see - it's real small to download
[15:11] <system404> zen|tao: ok
[15:12] <aboanas93> yo, guys
[15:12] <shaullx> scnuizi, well i mounted but now nothing runs, i try to run firefox and i get this error: ** (firefox:5764): WARNING **: Wrong permissions for /tmp/orbit-root-fafafafa
[15:12] <zen|tao> aboanas93: you don't need a program to blog with - just use the bloging website
[15:12] <shaullx> how to change permissions?
[15:12] <nutterpc> scunizi, I must admit for a rather nifty program to make the machine secure, had a few doubts, was Blueproximity
[15:12] <nutterpc> does rather well it does
[15:12] <zen|tao> shaullx: man chmod
[15:12] <aboanas93> ok , if that your recommendation
[15:14] <shaullx> zen|tao sudo chmod -R 777 /tmp/ ?
[15:14] <paro_> gdm = gnome display manager, correct?
[15:14] <zen|tao> paro_: yes
[15:14] <nutterpc> yes
[15:14] <scunizi> nutterpc: I'd heard of that
[15:15] <zen|tao> shaullx: not sure why you would want to do that... but you've got the general idea now.
[15:15] <nutterpc> scunizi, its a very cool proggy, got it working now nicely, alongside firestarter & bitdefender
[15:15] <GoodGuy43> how do you install a bin file?
[15:15] <vlado> hi i need to know how can i play warkraft 3 on ubuntu 9.04? I made configurations in wine but i have delay pls help
[15:15] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: you don't
[15:16] <nutterpc> GoodGuy43, what bin file?
[15:16] <shaullx> zen|tao still same permission error
[15:16] <zen|tao> !wine | vlado
[15:16] <shaullx> i did sudo chmod 777 /tmp/
[15:16] <system404> how to burn audio cd in ubuntu
[15:16] <system404> zen|tao: ive installed conky cant find it in my apps though
[15:16] <zen|tao> system404: braseo
[15:17] <zen|tao> system404: type conky in a terminal
[15:17] <GoodGuy43> RealPlayer11GOLD.bin
[15:17] <vlado> 10x a lot
[15:17] <nutterpc> GoodGuy43, try this
[15:17] <nutterpc> ./RealPlayer11Gold.bin
[15:17] <zen|tao> system404: you might want to man conky first - lots of options
[15:17] <Gianlu24> !it
[15:18] <zen|tao> nutterpc: I wouldn't use that if I were you
[15:18] <IonutB> hi guys. how could i make firefox 3.5 as default browser ? atm it's ff 3.
[15:18] <system404> not wat im lookin for that conky im lookin for more of a google sidebar type thing
[15:18] <nutterpc> zen|tao, everythings workin fine, laptops humming
[15:18] <GoodGuy43> i dont even know how to change directory in unix
[15:19] <zen|tao> nutterpc: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:19] <nutterpc> zen|tao, its for GoodGuy43 not me
[15:19] <nutterpc> lol
[15:19] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: cd <dir_name>
[15:19] <GreyGhost> IonutB, i think someone wrote a nice little guide for it ..
[15:20] <system404> how to burn audio cd
[15:20] <zen|tao> nutterpc: sorry - busy in here, and my brain isn't fast enough
[15:20] <nutterpc> all good zen|tao
[15:20] <nutterpc> have a can of red bull :P
[15:20] <zen|tao> :)
[15:20] <IonutB> GreyGhost, i tried to find it on google. can you give me the link, please ?
[15:20] <nutterpc> meanwhile I have my chinese herbal tea
[15:21] <system404> anyone know any apps for burnung audio cds for my car
[15:21] <zen|tao> system404: braseo
[15:21] <zen|tao> system404: brasero*
[15:21] <system404> braseo keeps burning as data discs
[15:21] <Nisha_> hey any one here played with sis integarted graphicds?
[15:21] <zen|tao> system404: tried k3b?
[15:21] <nutterpc> system404, either Brasero or GripX i think its called
[15:21] <GreyGhost> IonutB, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion
[15:21] <roffe> system404, Did you choose "Audio project"?
[15:21] <scunizi> system404: standard audio cd's the standard is k3b
[15:21] <GreyGhost> IonutB, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=330386
[15:21] <GreyGhost> even that
[15:21] <nutterpc> incorrect, the program is called Grip
[15:22] <IonutB> GreyGhost, hehe, thanks "green boy" :)
[15:22] <GoodGuy43> i type cd <dir _name>, get this bash: cd: download: No such file or directory
[15:22] <lstarnes> GoodGuy43: cgeck the case
[15:22] <lstarnes> *check
[15:22] <GreyGhost> IonutB, Green boy?
[15:22] <IonutB> kidding, *grey.
[15:22] <nutterpc> zen|tao, want a coffee? bout to go put the kettle on
[15:22] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: doh! replace <dir_name> with the name of the directory you want to cd into
[15:22] <GreyGhost> IonutB, ;)
[15:22] <zen|tao> nutterpc: good idea! thanks..
[15:23] <GoodGuy43> i did, get this bash: cd: download: No such file or directory
[15:23] <jrib> GoodGuy43: it means there's no such directory.  What are you trying to do?
[15:23] <GoodGuy43> is it case senstive
[15:23] <zen|tao> GoodGuy43: Download with a capital D ?
[15:23] <jrib> GoodGuy43: yes
[15:23] <lstarnes> GoodGuy43: yes
[15:23] <Nisha_> hey any one here played with sis integarted graphicds?
[15:24] <Muiske> Hi all... a question about Openoffice Base (version 2.4). I want to make a query with a formula in a field. Is this possible? If so, how?
[15:24] <system404> ok so any google sidebar type apps out there
[15:24]  * bobertdos part
[15:25] <bobertdos> oops
[15:25] <tsonev> hi guys
[15:25] <ggcc> system404: yahoo widgets maybe?
[15:25] <system404> nah yahoos widgets r crap
[15:25] <GoodGuy43> ./RealPlayer11Gold.bin didnt work
[15:26] <nutterpc> what files are u trying to play which NEED realplayer anyway?
[15:26] <GoodGuy43> i need a good movie player
[15:26] <nutterpc> GoodGuy43, MPlayer
[15:26] <system404> mplayer or vlc are best movie players in my opinion
[15:26] <ggcc> VLC for me
[15:26] <GoodGuy43> mplayer dont work
[15:26] <system404> either of them will play anything u through at them
[15:26] <system404> try VLC
[15:27] <zen|tao> system404: gnome has desklets - but don't know if they're any good, as I have never used them.
[15:27] <ggcc> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
[15:27] <nutterpc> greatest stress relief comes thru a Magnum Icecream.......troubleshooting pain is gone
[15:28] <roffe> I'd just like to recommend anyone with slow browsing in ff to try out Chrome. It's blazing fast
[15:28] <system404> im looking for sumfing along the lines of the vista sidebar basicly i want my clock there my ram and cpu monitor a quick notes bit and rss news reader
[15:29] <ggcc> god its taking soo long to download the drivers for nvidia accelerated gfx v 180
[15:29] <roffe> system404, Perhaps you're a KDE-guy?
[15:29] <MenZa> !gdesklets | system404
[15:29] <ggcc> roffe: im a kde guy wazup?
[15:29] <GoodGuy43> i got to vlc  webpage to d/l it, and it give tons of BS
[15:29] <MenZa> Alternatively, system404, try KDE - it has this functionality built-in.
[15:29] <system404> nah ive tried kde didnt like it
[15:29] <MenZa> GoodGuy43: It's in the repositories. sudo apt-get install vlc
[15:29] <system404> will check out gDesklets though
[15:30] <ggcc> system404: hey, u think u can help me setup dule monitor on my system? i just got a new gfx card and installed kubuntu and dont know how to set that up yet, just installed the drivers for nvidia
[15:31] <sassyn> hi
[15:31] <zen|tao> system404: also drupal is a side bar, but again I can't vouch for it.
[15:31] <sassyn> how is the new 9.10 beta?
[15:31] <system404> sorry man im rather new to linux maself dont think id be much help
[15:31] <llutz> ggcc: use "nvidia-settings" to setup
[15:31] <sassyn> is it working?
[15:31] <lstarnes> system404: #ubuntu+1 please
[15:31] <lstarnes> system404: sorry, that's for sassyn
[15:32] <lstarnes> sassyn: see above
[15:32] <ggcc> llutz: thanks let me restart the system just installed the drivers
[15:33] <nutterpc> scunizi, its either fried rice in front of me now or Top Gear goin on my desktop pc which is making this night fun :P
[15:33] <system404> burning audio cd with brasero its been normalising tracks for 5 minutes is this normal
[15:34] <scunizi> 7:30am here nutterpc
[15:34] <system404> just installed gdesklets and got this error Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)
[15:34] <nutterpc> 1:30am in the morning here, but i still consider it night
[15:34] <roffe> system404, You can turn off normalization in Edit>plugins
[15:34] <hanshenrik> for some reason... i got php.ini in /etc/php5/apache2  and /etc/php5/cli, umm... witch 1 does my apache2 install use?
[15:34] <system404> roffe: thanks
[15:36] <nutterpc> scunizi, I know one of the programs I spent most of the weekend debugging was one that even the developers knew it had issues, just they didn't have time to fix it
[15:36] <system404>  just installed gdesklets and got this error Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)
[15:36] <ggcc> wow i love nvidia now :) with my ATI Redion card dual screen setup was a bitch
[15:36] <didiermah> bonjour
[15:37] <didiermah> je suis cool
[15:37] <didiermah> c'est didi
[15:37] <didiermah> !french
[15:38] <system404>  just installed gdesklets and got this error Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)
[15:38] <hanshenrik> for some reason... i got php.ini in /etc/php5/apache2  and /etc/php5/cli, umm... witch 1 does my apache2 install use?  (and sorry for double-posting, got disconnected from freenode for some reason)
[15:39] <Gianlu24> !it
[15:41] <Calabrese> a truly incredible spectacle
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> system404:   i was thinking for one of those desktop widgits packages  i had to install   python 2.5  but that was several months ago i last tried it. and thats about all i rember on it. find the gdesklets binary and see whaat its calling perhaps
[15:42] <IonutB> i made a lot of "ls -n". how can i list all of them ?
[15:43] <nick3344523> quit
[15:43] <nick3344523> :quit quit
[15:43] <zen|tao> nick3344523: /quit
[15:44] <system404> [[[[[[[[[[[[[[///
[15:44] <breiko> Hello folks, I have just updated my release to 9.04 and I can't play video with mplayer. It crashes after the file opening. However VLC is ok. Can you suggest me something to do?
[15:45] <GoodGuy43> does anyone know where i can get basic language for Linux
[15:45] <Calabrese> /quit HAHA! I AM OFF!  This fixed the things with VLC
[15:45] <Calabrese> i am seeing lots of familiar alises
[15:45] <Calabrese> but.. i can't be syre
[15:46] <HappyHobo> sure*
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> HappyHobo:  im not bald. :)
[15:46] <gajop> is it me or is software center a step back? :|
[15:46] <Calabrese> kudos, homeless man
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> HappyHobo:  and stay off my lawn! ya kids! :)
[15:46] <zen|tao> gajop: /join #ubuntu+1
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> !info basic256
[15:47] <makinavaja> hi people, good afternon
[15:48] <zen|tao> !hi |\ makinavaja
[15:48] <GreyGhost> GoodGuy43, freebasic used to be prty famous when i last heard bout basic/.. maybe u can try that ..
[15:48] <cygnis1> hi everyone
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> Theres sevarl basic variants out you can use for linux. or you could always use dosbox and  any of the dos basics. :)
[15:48] <GoodGuy43> it is not free, i have to pay for freebasic
[15:49] <cygnis1> I am beginning to try to repartition my hd
[15:49] <makinavaja> It's the first time I use Ubuntu... during 6 years I've been using Slackware, and the change has been really big
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> !info gambas
[15:49] <cygnis1> starting with a test box
[15:49] <makinavaja> too easy, I didn't expected that, its really easy to install/configure :)
[15:50] <GreyGhost> GoodGuy43, i thought it was gpl ..
[15:50] <GoodGuy43> dos and Linux are different
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> gambas is visual basic ish.. :)
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> GoodGuy43:  you never said what you want to do with the basic.. theres a HUGE range of basics...
[15:50] <user__> buonasera
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> GoodGuy43:  and if you wanted to. you could use dosbox and run dos  and dos basic in it.
[15:50] <HappyHobo> buenos nachos
[15:50] <GoodGuy43> i got lazarus
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> No idea what lazarus is.
[15:50] <GoodGuy43> it pretty cool
[15:51] <GoodGuy43> lazarus is pascal
[15:51] <prappl93> How do I remove something from the Applications window?
[15:51] <GoodGuy43> just like delphi in windows
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> I will stick with other languages.. thank you... :)
[15:51] <HappyHobo> brb folks
[15:51] <Xcell> prappl93-  sys / prefs / main menu
[15:52] <GoodGuy43> i dont know c or c++
[15:52] <GoodGuy43> i know a little of c or C++
[15:53] <ggcc> GoodGuy43: im learning C++ and C# right now if u need any help just let me know ill do the best to help
[15:54] <prappl93> Xcell, thanks
[15:54] <Xcell> k
[15:55] <appi> How to hide folders in Ubuntu 9.04? Please help.
[15:55] <prappl93> Is there a Terminal command to download the beta of 9.10 or do you need to burn the ISO to a disc and run it that way?
[15:55] <fornix> appi, hidden folders start with a . (dot) in linux
[15:55] <Xcell> burn
[15:55] <ggcc> prappl93: just go to update manager u should get an option to upgrade i believe not sure tho
[15:56] <RS> I enabled all compiz options and now when I hit any menu, just that part turns black and it hangs up.. How do I set it all to default optionne?
[15:56] <fornix> appi, to show hidden folders, use ls -a  and to hide folders just rename them so that it has a . in front of its name
[15:57] <VCoolio> RS: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz
[15:57] <ggcc> o btw guys i want to donate a server to ubuntu whom do i contact?
[15:57] <appi> dear fornix, If I create a file with its name starting from a dot, then will it be hidden?
[15:57] <fornix> appi, sure. go ahead and try it.
[15:58] <appi> Thank you very much fornix.
[15:59] <LuciusMare> hello,i want to clearsign a file,but when i do gpg  --clearsign file it asks for another key than i want.How do  i manually choose which key to sign it with?
[15:59] <roffe> what's the point with hidden files when it's so easy to un-hide them?
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> appi:  .whatever    is the common way for things to be hidden.. its just a way thats things are done.
[15:59] <jennifer> keeps things un-cluttered
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  its just the way things weere done to reduce clutter. they are not really hidden. just ignored
[16:00] <tonii> roffe: it's for eas-of-use, .dir mostly just contains configs and sometimes themes.
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> hidden in no way shape or form.. is a way to 'secure' things
[16:00] <roffe> Dr_Willis, Ah, ok, that makes sense
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> of course now a days we get 100+ .whatever files/dirs now in Home...
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  so many things are moving to .config/whatever
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> part of knowing linux. is knowing the history of linux, and unix. :)
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  just be thankfull we dont do the disaster of a way to hide things that windows does...
[16:02] <roffe> Dr_Willis, I certainly have a lot to learn. I've been using Ubuntu for more than a year and I don't think I know hardly anything
[16:02] <EmoSpice> Is there a way to update notify-osd's notification bubbles if you are using a different program (or rather, PID)?
[16:02] <LuciusMare> nevermind
[16:03] <tonii> roffe: lots of people use windows for years without learning much more then to surf the net and write emails. depends on what kind of need you have ;)
[16:03] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> roffe:  track down bargin bin linux books at used book stores  1/2 price books and so on.. :)  some of them have the neatest info
[16:03] <trijntje> how can i let evolution keep emails i remove from the mailserver?
[16:04] <Umeaboy> I've forgotten how to chmod an external harddrive.......
[16:04] <Umeaboy> chmod and  what else?
[16:04] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: what are you trying to do?
[16:04] <Umeaboy> I want my normal user to be able to read an write on it.
[16:04] <EmoSpice> what FS?
[16:05] <Umeaboy> As I plugged it in to the USB-slot I got a message that it couldn't mount.
[16:05] <Guest30536> help!! i keep losing so i format ubuntu to have it back is there a way to save or make a backup of my sounds setting and driver so if it crash i can have it back!!!!!
[16:05] <MenZa> Umeaboy: Sounds like you just want to put the rw flag in your !fstab.
[16:05] <EmoSpice> MenZa: unless it's ntfs
[16:05] <bigdavejoker> I need some help trouble shooting faulty network connection.  I can't figure out why I am randomly loosing connectivity.  the wireless connection doesn't drop but I have to change the ip address or dhclient to renew the dhcp lease to get working again
[16:05] <Umeaboy> I don't like to go into important files to add.
[16:05] <MenZa> EmoSpice: true. I'm assuming things here.
[16:05] <Umeaboy> I prefer using terminal-windowsw.
[16:05] <Umeaboy> window
[16:05] <bigdavejoker> never an error message just suddenly can't access webpages and stop recieving chat
[16:06] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: it may be the best way to make it work...
[16:06] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  what filesystem is the external drive??
[16:06] <EmoSpice> chmoding the mountpoint is a pretty bad idea, imo
[16:06] <arielCo> Hello, my /var partition is only 890M big and has 523M free. Is there a way to dist-upgrade to Karmic without enlarging it?
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  for ext2/3/4 i nomrmally make a directory on the drive for the user to use. and chown/chmod that dir for the user.
[16:07] <Umeaboy> Dr-Willis: I guess it's NTFS, but I'm not sure.
[16:07] <Umeaboy> Dr_Willis
[16:08] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: IRC tab completion, FTW :D
[16:08] <KS0FT_> Hello - has anyone here ever set up a channels.conf
[16:09] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  for ntfs/vfat you must use the proper options when mountiung the drive. you DONT DONT DONT  chown/chmod the files/mountpoint
[16:09] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[16:09] <Umeaboy> Then what?
[16:09] <Umeaboy> chown group 500?
[16:10] <EmoSpice> Umeaboy: you shouldn't have to chown anything
[16:10] <trijntje> how can i let evolution keep emails i remove from the mailserver? When I remove emails from the server and resync evolution doesnt retain a copy
[16:10] <Umeaboy> EmoSpice: PM?
[16:11] <Dr_Willis> Umeaboy:  for ntfs/vfat you can just install/run ntfs-config and check the allow users access.. and they shuld all have full acccess   the next time the drive is mounted
[16:12] <woble> -->   how can I fix this?   -->  Depends: libqtcore4 (=4.5.0-0ubuntu4.2) but 4.5.1-1~ppa1~jaunty1 is to be installed
[16:12] <Guest3760> how can i make a backup of my sounds setting !!!!
[16:12] <trijntje> is there a channel for evolution support?
[16:12] <trijntje> !details | Guest3760
[16:12] <system404> trijntje: what problems you having with evolution
[16:12] <NEWLiNE> hi, i have been given a server with centos on, no monitor keyboard or mouse, when i switch it on it has ssh setup, can i somehow install ubuntu over ssh?
[16:13] <Keiya> ...  You can't query her about herself, !help is about the channel in general >_>
[16:13] <trijntje> system404, I want to keep a local copy of mail i remove form the Imap server, but i cannot find an option to do that, and google didnt help
[16:14] <Keiya> Oh, you have to use her name.
[16:14] <system404> because i know a bit about windows and have used it for years and like to try help others out where i can is that ok with you
[16:14] <system404> sorry wrong window lol
[16:14]  * fornix hates windows
[16:14] <lulz> ^^
[16:14] <Guest3760> ubottu i got Ubuntu 9.04 i keep losing my sounds after a reboot or a crash so i reinstall it from scratch to have sounds back and now i want to save and make a backup of my sounds setting!!!!
[16:15] <Jyxt> so i know its possible to open a remote app locally with x forwarding over ssh
[16:15] <Jyxt> but is it possible to open a local app, remotly via ssh x forwarding?
[16:15] <system404> me 2 i finally felt compitent enough with linux last week that i am now the proud owner of a complete linux pc no windows at all totally wiped that shit outta there lol
[16:15] <smc> what about the repositories for multimedia, Where are they or should I just use debian-multimedia.org
[16:16] <trijntje> Guest3760, you dont want to make a backup, you want to get your sound working properly
[16:16] <FiReSTaRT> smc: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[16:16] <Olivier83> trijntje now after i reinstall my sounds work!! properly and i want to keep it that way how!!!!
[16:17] <GoodGuy43> cool i learn alot .
[16:17] <GoodGuy43> linux rock
[16:17] <trijntje> Olivier83, no need to put in '!' every sentence, thats rude
[16:17] <trijntje> Olivier83, have you tried this?
[16:17] <trijntje> !sound
[16:17] <smc> FiremanEd, Thanks.
[16:17] <Olivier83> trijntje sorry im just tired of ubuntu because im always losing sounds
[16:18] <boxxer> would anyone mind helping me troubleshoot an xbox that won't turn on?
[16:18] <Ab3L> hi
[16:18] <system404> boxxer: xbox or xbox 360
[16:18] <trijntje> Olivier83, what sounddriver are you using?
[16:19] <Olivier83> trijntje my sounds is working now because it a fresh install but i want to keep that way so how can i make a backup of it or something like that
[16:19] <boxxer> system404: XBOX
[16:19] <boxxer> sorry, didn't mean to have caps
[16:19] <boxxer> system404: pm?
[16:19] <trijntje> Olivier83, i'm not sure
[16:19] <system404> boxxer: sure
[16:20] <trijntje> !sound | Olivier83
[16:20] <dushan> helllo
[16:20] <Olivier83> trijntje i tried this when i got no sounds and it did not helps me
[16:21] <trijntje> Olivier83, are you using ALSA for sound?
[16:21] <trijntje> Olivier83, (right click on the sound icon -> preferences)
[16:21] <Olivier83> HDA Intel (alsa mixer)
[16:21] <Ab3L> i have a problem with karmic (the problem was there with jaunty). if a window like xchat is maximized, the screen becomes black. i have the same problem with firefox. did someone know the problem?
[16:21] <trijntje> Olivier83, how did you get the sound to work?
[16:23] <Olivier83> trijntje like i said it a fresh install so it work but! if i reboot or if ubuntu crash im gonna lose it
[16:23] <Ab3L> i have a problem with karmic (the problem was there with jaunty). if a window like xchat is maximized, the screen becomes black. i have the same problem with firefox. if the size of the window is smaller, the frequence of black screens is also lower. did someone know the problem?
[16:23] <devD> I have installed the kubuntu-desktop and it changed the logo while booting from ubuntu to blue colour kubuntu, how to make it default like before. ?
[16:24] <trijntje> Olivier83, but you cannot install ubuntu without restarting right? Or are you still running from the live CD?
[16:24] <hasee> hello
[16:24] <trijntje> !Karmic | Ab3L
[16:24] <trijntje> !hi | hasee
[16:24] <arielCo> !dist-upgrade
[16:25] <bigdavejoker> my wireless connection keeps dropping  other non ubuntu computers on the network are not having same problem  I don't see the connection actually drop it just stops responding
[16:25] <Olivier83> trijntje guess i can restart a couple of time but i don't when i start if i gonna have sounds this time
[16:25] <Willyyyyyyyyyyy> nabend
[16:26] <trijntje> Olivier83, can you type uname -a in a terminal?
[16:26] <hamid> ha
[16:26] <Zikey> Hi, how can i untar files from a .deb package ? (I don't want to install it, just extract files from it)
[16:26] <Ab3L> thank you trijntje
[16:27] <Olivier83> trijntje Linux olivier-desktop 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[16:27] <flugh_> i don't know how to do it natively Zikey, but i use 'mc' to dive into most any archive files
[16:27] <MenZa> Zikey: Try tar xvzf file.deb - if that fails, rename it to .tar.gz first.
[16:28] <Zikey> unfortunately it seems to not be a gzipped file
[16:28] <MenZa> Really? I thought it was. Hm.
[16:28] <MenZa> Zikey: Try in file-roller
[16:28] <MenZa> I'm sure I've done this before.
[16:29] <Zikey> I'm console only, no GUI :)
[16:29] <trijntje> Olivier83, you are still running an older kernel, maybe your sound issues are caused by a later kernel version?
[16:29] <MenZa> Zikey: you're not making this easy :P. Let me have a quick look around.
[16:29] <flugh_> which is why i use 'mc' for all my filesystem escapades. just easier with the lynx-like movements
[16:30] <Olivier83> trijntje last night i update and my system crash when i boot it back on lost sounds so i did not mather
[16:30] <Umeaboy> Dr_Willis: Did you die?
[16:30] <Umeaboy> hehehe
[16:30] <Zikey> seems to be "ar" archived files...
[16:31] <trijntje> Olivier83, can you give more details about the crash?
[16:32] <Zikey> got it, thx for trying MenZa :)
[16:32] <MenZa> Zikey: I *just* found it myself. Np though :)
[16:33] <Ileden> Hi! I'm using Ubuntu netbook remix, and I'd like to get a certain program to show maxized to full screen. Problem is, UNR reserves the top 40 or so pixels for the top panel and window top decoration... how can I make the window show its contents at full screen? simple solution would be to allow me to move the window just a bit beyond the screen top border
[16:33] <redcard> Is anyone else really having problems with Karmic and Empathy?
[16:33] <adnc> hello, is there a command line tool that can eliminate double line of a textfile? can sed do this?
[16:33] <Olivier83> trijntje last night crash i was watching a movie while i was switching the theme of ubuntu then every thing froze so i power my pc from my tower went i reboot no sounds
[16:34] <Olivier83> trijntje went i first try 9.
[16:34] <MenZa> redcard: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic, please
[16:34] <Olivier83> trijntje went i first try 9.04 i reboot the i lost sounds
[16:34] <redcard> MenZa: AH! thanks :)
[16:35] <trijntje> adnc: unique
[16:35] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: Try toggling on Autohide for top panel?
[16:36] <terry> what?
[16:36] <Olivier83> trijntje one time i decrease the sounds using the hotkey on my keyboard then i increase it lost sounds
[16:36] <trijntje> adnc: uniq that should be
[16:36] <seyDoggy> hey, I am not all that familiar with Linux, but I set up my kids computer with Xubuntu. They somehow managed to remove the top and bottom "menu" bar on the desktop. How do I restore them?
[16:36] <terry> you are wrong
[16:37] <Ileden> leaf-sheep: i don't think it works like that in Ubuntu Netbook Remix - besides I'd like the panel to work as normal usually
[16:37] <giuffa> ciao
[16:37] <giuffa> !list
[16:37] <bigdavejoker> what are good tools to monitor and trouble shoot a faulty network connection  I randomly loose connectivity
[16:37] <trijntje> Olivier83, hmm, sounds like a lot is wrong.. I dont know how to fix that.
[16:37] <kmrc>  /msg ubottu !bot
[16:37] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: Some application allows full screen binded to F11.  Try and press F11 and see if that works for you.
[16:38] <Olivier83> trijntje no bodies know how that why i want to make a backup of my sounds setting
[16:38] <trijntje> Olivier83, try asking: When I reboot 9.04 I lose ALSA audio, how can I debug this?
[16:38] <Ileden> leaf-sheep: nope, and the application doesn't have any full-screen otpino in the menu either.
[16:38] <trijntje> Olivier83, it has go nothing to do with backupping sound settings
[16:39] <Olivier83> trijntje if i lost it with the backup i can but it back ou no!!
[16:39] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: Well -- I'm not sure how to achieve full-screen.  There always are devilspie but I suppose it'd be hassle for one application. Reduce the top panel or something similar. :o
[16:40] <trijntje> Olivier83, I dont understand what you are saying. I think ALSA breaks somehow, its not the case that your settings get lost during reboot
[16:41] <leaf-sheep> trijntje: Try "sudo alsactl init"
[16:41] <trijntje> leaf-sheep, not me, Olivier83 has the problem ;)
[16:42] <Ileden> leaf-sheep: I really don't know how to do that in UNR. the panel isn't very normal ubuntu :)
[16:42] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC880" "HDA:10ec0880,08600000,00090000" "" ""
[16:42] <Olivier83> Hardware is initialized using a guess method
[16:43] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: I don't use UNR much. I'd always resort back to desktop. :)
[16:43] <Ileden> IS ther t a Ubuntu Netboork Remix specific channel I could asko about this, or is this the right place?
[16:43] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Sound work now?
[16:43] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep great just by doing that i lost my sounds
[16:43] <leaf-sheep> Ileden: There are also #ubuntu-mobile
[16:44] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Run "alsamixer" -- Set all bars to high. Toggle 'm' to unmute any blue/gray boxes to Green 00.
[16:44] <leaf-sheep> And ESC to save out.
[16:45] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep before i did what u told me "sudo alsactl init" i got sounds after that it gone
[16:46] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: It's likely that the sound are low or muted.
[16:46] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Run the command and set everything to its fullest.
[16:46] <AnirbanHazra>  Can I add swap file in my OpenVZ Ubuntu VPS ?
[16:46] <leaf-sheep> ActionParsnip: <3
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[16:47] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep please take the time to read what im saying because of your command i lost my sounds!!
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> Olivier83: does it come back after a reboot?
[16:48] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: I know. I'm telling you to check alsamixer because the sounds are likely to be on low or muted.
[16:49] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: yep it on but if i reboot and it not on it lost forever i guess
[16:49] <ulsak>  /join #fu-se-mote fuse2009
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> Olivier83: not forever, you can reconfigure
[16:50] <Olivier83> leaf-sheep it back on don't know how
[16:50] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: ive been here a couple of time went it was gone and nobody know how to get back on
[16:50] <mahdi_ja> hi all
[16:51] <mahdi_ja> i login in text mode to system and change xorg.conf file but when i reboot system all my change return to initial status.how i can solve this?
[16:51] <roffe> Olivier83, lost forever? Reinstalling is always an alternative
[16:51] <seyDoggy> can someone tell me what you call the bar that goes across the top and bottom of the desktop?
[16:51] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: but now it working and i want to keep it that way how is what i ask!!!!!!!
[16:51] <trijntje> roffe, he already tried that several times
[16:51] <leaf-sheep> seyDoggy: Panels.
[16:51] <k4ide> a panel
[16:52] <seyDoggy> leaf-sheep: tnx
[16:52] <Olivier83> roffe yeah reinstall every days is not fun
[16:52]  * leaf-sheep goes away
[16:52] <leaf-sheep> Olivier83: Anything else? You got sounds working now, right?
[16:52] <trijntje> Olivier83, people are still trying to find out what the problem is. After they find out they can tell you how to fix it
[16:53] <foundry87> How can I hide my Rhythmbox icon in the notification area on my panel?
[16:53] <Olivier83>  trijntje what do you mean that people still searching to how to save or backup sounds setting
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> foundry87: sudo apt-get install alltray
[16:54] <trijntje> Olivier83, no. Your problem is that sound is not working, not that the sound settings get lost
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> foundry87: you can then press alt+f2, type alltray and hit enter, then click the rhythmbox app
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> foundry87: you can also launch it there with: alltray rhythmbox   and it will startup in the tray
[16:55] <foundry87> ActionParsnip: Okay I'll try that
[16:55] <Olivier83>  trijntje if i make a backup of all ubuntu can this help or this does not mather
[16:55] <CactusMD> what file do i have to edit to get aliases to work the .bashrc in my home dir doesn't do anything
[16:56] <roffe> Olivier83, do you speak french?
[16:56] <Olivier83> roffe oui monsieur
[16:56] <foundry87> ActionParsnip: Sorry, I may not have been clear enough. It's not that I want to hide/show the Rhtymbox window, I want to hide the icon that is in the notification area.
[16:57] <gregsp___> hi guys...i've got a basic command line only version of hardy installed - how do i upgrade this to karmic - is it just a case of sudo apt-get -u dist-upgrade ?
[16:57] <trijntje> Olivier83, no, the program that plays sounds on ubuntu doesnt work properly. So when the program is broken the settings dont matter at all ;)
[16:57] <idleone> !upgrade | gregsp___
[16:57] <roffe> Olivier83, #ubuntu-fr
[16:57] <Olivier83>  trijntje what can cause the program to broke
[16:57] <zacktu> i have developed an app under linux to be used on a single windows xp computer by a non-profit group -- python isn't installed on their computer -- can i build an windows executable? should i install python and move the source files?
[16:57] <idleone> gregsp___: you can't go from hardy to karmic, you would be better off doing a clean install of karmic
[16:58] <trijntje> Olivier83, i dont know that, sorry. Other people might know. I have to go
[16:59] <Olivier83> roffe thank but there a lot more people that speak english so faster respond
[16:59] <sgtmattbaker> Could anyone tell me where a channel for avidemux support might be?
[16:59] <Olivier83>  trijntje where i can get that programme to reinstall it
[17:00] <gregsp___> i just want a command line only version of karmic - i only need it for one package!! usbip!
[17:00] <Ileden> I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and it's preventing me from moving windows over the top panel, or beyond the top boundary of the screen. I'd like to be able to do this - does anyone know how to change the setting?
[17:01] <BlouBlou> Ileden: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager, the go to system >> preferences >> compizconfig settings manager and change there
[17:02] <rasta> hola
[17:02] <Ileden> BlouBlou: Does UNR use compiz?
[17:02] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi, I'm having some trouble setting up ssh server, I get "connection refused" but my router tells me I am forwarding ports properly. Can someone take a look at http://i33.tinypic.com/2mi4v2x.jpg and see if I'm doing something obviously wrong?
[17:02] <BlouBlou> !es > rasta
[17:02] <edbian> I'm on it mike
[17:02] <BlouBlou> Ileden: I think so
[17:02] <Ileden> BlouBlou: Ok, I'll see...
[17:02] <Dr_Willis> I thought UNR did NOT use compiz. the netbook interface has issues with compiz.
[17:03] <rasta> hi5
[17:03] <rasta> hi
[17:03] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: What ssh server are you using?
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> but i used the UNR inteface logn enough to learn how to get to a real gnome desktop. :)
[17:03] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: What router are you using?  What ip address does the router forward the port to?
[17:04] <Olivier83> ActionParsnip: trijntje tell me that the program that plays sounds on ubuntu doesnt work properly can i make a backup of it because now it working proprely
[17:04] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Your diagram BTW looks good besides being a little vague. :)
[17:04] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: openssh-server & the router is a linksys w54gsomethingsomething - it is supposedly forwarding port 10022 to <IP_ADDRESS>, which would be correct if it worked :\
[17:04] <tjz2> how much space does a new ubuntu desktop install take?
[17:05] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: in your diagram you have the modem subnet at <IP_ADDRESS> and the routerr at <IP_ADDRESS>  I would think that even with dhcp the router should be at 192,168,2.#
[17:05] <BlouBlou> tjz2: 3-5 GBs
[17:05] <Ileden> Dr_Willis: Good point. :) But UNR interface does have its benefits too
[17:05] <syslq> Why isnt ubuntu modular, like fedora. I prefer ubuntu, but package selection would be just awesome
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Olivier83: not sure bro, sorry
[17:05] <jrib> syslq: it is...
[17:05] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: I'll double-check the internal IPs, but I think that is correct...
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> syslq: it is modular, they are both Linux and therefor the same OS.
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> syslq: just a different distribution
[17:05] <llutz> syslq: try tasksel
[17:06] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: It is possible that your ISP blocks that port.  This is what I suspect to be happening.  The rest of your setup appears to be correct to me.
[17:06] <syslq> ActionParsnip: linux is not an operating system, sorry, they are not the same os
[17:06] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: k .. are you trying to get in from outside your lan? and are you using an http address from dyndns or the direct IP assigned to your modem?
[17:06] <syslq> jrib: how can I slect packages in package installer?
[17:06] <jrib> !software > syslq
[17:06] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Use this website to test for open ports.  http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/  I don't think you have to have a server answering you on that port I think the port simply has to be "open"  :)
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> syslq: they both use the kernel from kernel.org. The kernel is the thing that makes it "Linux"
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> Ileden:  i couldent stand it. :) but there seems tobe 3+ netbook ui's in the works now..
[17:07] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: No, I'm on the LAN right now. I have tried both the domain name and the external IP - these both return "connection refused" (but the internal IP works, so I know sshd is running + configured ok)
[17:07] <syslq> jrib: speaking of modular, I'm refering to package selection at install time, not removing it latter, fedora has that anyway thanks
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> syslq: ni essence they are the same OS. If you were to say BSD, that is a different OS. Ubuntu and redhat are linux, just like mandriva and puppy. Redhat is just a different distribution
[17:08] <jrib> !minimal | syslq
[17:08] <syslq> ActionParsnip: well I disagree since I was thought that linux is kernel but hey, it's not that important :)
[17:08] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: "isn't responding" on that port, it says...? :\
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> syslq: true
[17:09] <odonata> is this diffie hallman certificate gonna take all day to create?
[17:09] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: you can't test the external IP access from inside of the LAN because the router will see that as spoofing. You need to visit your neighbor to test
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> syslq: but they are as modular as each other
[17:09] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Why are you using 10022 and not simply 22?
[17:09] <syslq> jrib: yeah but things are still tied to ubuntu-desktop metapackage. Mah, it's not really important, I just dislike brasero :) it's cool for wasting cd's :)
[17:09] <syslq> ActionParsnip: yeah linux systems are very modular by nature
[17:09] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: because nonstandard port numbers are supposedly (marginally) more secure
[17:09] <edbian> scunizi: Mike_lifeguard:  Only some routers would see that as spoofing.  I happen to have the same one as Mike_lifeguard and it did not do that.
[17:10] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: ic
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> syslq: theres always ULite if you want a lite system, you will get a VERY minimal terminal OS, yuo can then sling LXDE on it and have a stupendously light system
[17:10] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Isn't responding means blocked I'm pretty sure
[17:10] <syslq> ActionParsnip: nah, I like full desktop (gnome) I dont want to spend too much time with my wks
[17:10] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: edbian a test might be to try to set the machine in a DMZ (router option) and test again
[17:11] <edbian> scunizi: Mike_lifeguard:   that is a good idea.
[17:11] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian: There is an option to "filter internet NAT redirection" - but the documentation on that is crap. I can't tell whether checked means we're allowing NAT redirection, or if *un*checked means we're allowing NAT redirection.
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> syslq: its a serving suggestion to consider :)
[17:11] <syslq> ActionParsnip: mhm
[17:11] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: If NAT were turned off the system in question would not have access to the internet.
[17:12] <ajs`> hey is there a 9.10 beta support channel?
[17:12] <Mike_lifeguard> edbian, scunizi: Thanks for your help, I will switch to another network and try ssh from there & maybe I will be back.
[17:12] <Mike_lifeguard> ajs`: #ubuntu+1
[17:12] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: "filter" in there really messes with the meaning.  It's like a double negative.
[17:12] <ajs`> thanks
[17:12] <Mike_lifeguard> yeah, exactly 9_9
[17:12] <edbian> Mike_lifeguard: Good luck!
[17:15] <caca0> hiii
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[17:15] <FloodBot1> caca0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:16] <lesshaste> something odd has happened to my X display with the simplest symptom being that the display runs over to the right of the screen so I can't see it all. Also in /var/log/Xorg.0.log I see http://pastebin.com/f7daea46b
[17:16] <Ileden> Any Idea where in compiz settings I can find the option to enable/disable the possibility to move windows over the top of the screen?
[17:16] <lesshaste> this followed a standard update
[17:16] <caca0> http://www.seslibitanem.com :) http://www.seslibitanem.com :) http://www.seslibitanem.com :)
[17:17] <lesshaste> any ideas?
[17:17] <edbian> !ops | caca0
[17:18] <odonata> whats up with building those DH keys
[17:18] <Dev_N00b> sudo get-me-an-icecast2-gui-based-broadcast-suite
[17:19] <SirBob1701> Hey guys for 9.10 what nvidia driver do you recommend 180 or 185?
[17:20] <ikonia> SirBob1701: join #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion
[17:20] <Ileden> Heyy! I found the  PERFECT solution! Thanks for suggesting Compiz settings.there's an option for "fullscreen key" that forces the active window fullscreen, just what I want! Apparently UNR _does_ use compiz :)
[17:20] <subito> what do i have to set for i fontsound directory (for qsynth) once i've downloaded fluid-soundfont-gm?
[17:20] <SirBob1701> ikonia thanks
[17:20] <Line_Break> Hello Fellow Ubuntians
[17:20] <Line_Break> ...Ubuntites
[17:20] <Line_Break> Ubuntans?
[17:20] <dougl> hello Line_Break
[17:20] <Line_Break> Ubuntus...
[17:21] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:21] <Guatemala> its morning here
[17:21] <dougl> Ubuntuies
[17:21] <dougl> ?
[17:21] <Line_Break> I don't think that's it..
[17:22] <dougl> no I don't think so either
[17:22] <Line_Break> I think it's a tie between Ubuntians and Ubuntans
[17:22] <Line_Break> I like the latter.
[17:22] <BlouBlou> Line_Break: can we help you with anything?
[17:22] <ikonia> guys  - it doesn't matter the name, this is a support channel
[17:22] <elky> Line_Break, this is a support channel, for technical questions and the lke.
[17:22] <dougl> sounds good to me
[17:22] <dougl> sorry - my fault too.
[17:23] <Line_Break> Youch. OK. just being friendly, I was getting to the support.
[17:23] <Line_Break> I have a thread open that explains my problem, can I just link to that?
[17:23] <ikonia> Line_Break: just give us a short summary
[17:24] <dougl> Line_Break, I'll look at the thread
[17:25] <Line_Break> Ok, so basically my newest generation Apple Keyboard doesn't work until the computer is actually booted, which is problematic since I'm running a dual boot, and rEFIt is picky sometimes. I'm using an older windows keyboard, but as you can imagine functionality is limited on the Mac OS.
[17:25] <ikonia> Line_Break: ok.....go on
[17:25] <Line_Break> Dougl: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1282193
[17:26] <lesshaste> can anyone recommend a simple video editing tool? I just want to cut part of a video out and save it
[17:26] <Line_Break> So, I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem, or if anyone has a fix.
[17:26] <NEWLiNE> does anyone know how to disable the ubuntu server automatic updates?
[17:26] <Line_Break> Because I'd like to use my other keyboard, this one is loud and clunky.
[17:26] <ikonia> Line_Break: your forum post makes no sense, as you say you are running jaunty jackrabbit - it doesn't exist, and 10.6.1 - which doesn't exist (unless you mean mac OS 10.6.1)
[17:27] <Xcell> lesshaste-  avidemux
[17:27] <ikonia> Line_Break: you'll need to contact Apple for that, support for the keyboard is only active once the OS is booted
[17:27] <ian1> I need some help with terminal
[17:27] <Line_Break> it is. I'm sorry, I may have been confused on the name of the Ubuntu build I'm running. 9.0.6? and I did mean Mac 10.6.1 (Snow Leopard). sorry about the confusion.
[17:27] <edbian> ian1: You came to the right place!
[17:27] <ikonia> Line_Break: the OS is also called "Jaunty Jackelope" not jaunty Jack Rabbit
[17:28] <ian1> When it asks me for my password,
[17:28] <Line_Break> ok I'll fix that ASAP.
[17:28] <heoa> How can I commit the Delete in Mutt without closing?
[17:28] <ian1> I try to type it in,
[17:28] <Vlynndar> I'm having some trouble with Nvidia drivers in 8.10. They work in that compiz now works, but they don't work in that the highest resolution avaiilable is 1024x768 @ 50 Hz. The monitor supports 1280x1024@85Hz.
[17:28] <ian1> but nothing happens
[17:28] <idleone> ian1: you wont see anything when you type in your password
[17:28] <Line_Break> ian1:you're not supposed to see the text, It's hidden for security purposes.
[17:28] <idleone> ian1: type it in and hit enter
[17:28] <ian1> Oh
[17:28] <ian1> Im new to ubuntu
[17:29] <Line_Break> so just type it normally and press enter, and you'll be OK.
[17:29] <ian1> thank you
[17:29] <subito> how can i know what installing a package with sudo apt-get install added on my computer?
[17:29] <Vlynndar> Any idea how I can have both the preferred resolution and effects?
[17:30] <llutz> subito: dpkg -L <packagename>
[17:30] <ikonia> llutz: that won't show him what files are installed
[17:31] <llutz> ikonia: then i got him wrong, sry
[17:31] <idleone> apt-cache rdepends will show what packages will be installed not sure if that is any help
[17:31] <subito> thanks
[17:32] <lesshaste> can anyone recommend a simple video editing tool? I just want to cut part of a video out and save it
[17:32] <Line_Break> lesshaste: you mean like Quicktime? I'll do some research.
[17:32] <lesshaste> Line_Break: actually the input is just a dvd
[17:33] <Line_Break> lesshaste: so you're trying to edit the video directly from the dvd?
[17:33] <LjL> !info gopchop | lesshaste this one should be optimized for cutting
[17:33] <lesshaste> Line_Break: I copied the .vob to the hard drive
[17:33] <Vlynndar> Right. Wrong button.
[17:33] <whiten0ise> hello, I'm wanting to make a very minimal Ubuntu installation. i don't want it to JUST be a liveCD, I want to be able to install it to the harddrive like the official ubuntu cd. howevr, if i follow the how-to on LiveCD Customization--this will be just like my own Ubuntu install CD of the modified Ubuntu I have created? as in, i can install from the CD I create at the end?
[17:33] <lesshaste> LjL: the problem is finding where to start and stop
[17:34] <LjL> lesshaste: you can use avidemux for that (for instance)
[17:34] <lesshaste> LjL: I'll look at avidemux thanks
[17:34] <lesshaste> noone like cinelerra?
[17:34] <appi> Need I regularly update Ubuntu using Update Manager?
[17:34] <LjL> lesshaste: cinelerra is overkill for what you want
[17:35] <Line_Break> appi: I recommend it.
[17:35] <edbian> appi: Yes, you should.
[17:35] <LjL> lesshaste: anyway, you can try "list every video editor" in #ubuntu-bots for a mosre comprehensive list
[17:35] <Vlynndar> Does anybody have an idea why the latest NVidia driver will not nearly support the highest available resolution, and 'no driver' does not?
[17:35] <proc1> anyone in here ever do multi seat with Xephyr? (having some problems, i'm getting the greeters all on the same screen)
[17:36] <llutz> Vlynndar: since it's closed source stuff, ask please nvidia
[17:36] <appi> Thank You Line_Break and edbian for your help.
[17:36] <Vlynndar> I'll try.
[17:36] <Line_Break> appi: anytime.
[17:36] <lesshaste> LjL: oh that sounds clever!
[17:37] <lesshaste> LjL: #ubuntu-bots was completely new to me .. thanks!
[17:37] <appi> Thank You once again Line_Break.
[17:37] <Line_Break> can anyone refresh my memory as to what the terminal macro is?
[17:38] <azlon> if i want to keep my system the way it is, but upgrade hard drives, can i just dd from the old drive to the new one, then boot from the new one?
[17:39] <proc1> nobody in here familiar with Xephyr?
[17:39] <dougl> azlon, can you install both?
[17:39] <azlon> yeah, they are both SATA
[17:39] <azlon> i have both connected right now
[17:39] <quontrex_ashimi> I am using 9.04 on a fujitsu lifebook w/ a cricket broadband usb adapter, IF the wired network is plugged in and you initialize the usb bband it will pop it into the network manager under the icon on the taskbar. if the wired network is unplugged its as if the network manager doesnt run
[17:39] <dougl> azlon, why not use both then?
[17:40] <azlon> because the new one is bigger and i want to use the old one in an older machine
[17:40] <epic1501> Yes i have a problem under ubuntu 9.04 well when i run xvid cap and go to record my dekstop i click the record button and it just exits out xvid ca :(
[17:40] <Memphisto> got a strange error here with vnc.. cant get the letters correct..
[17:40] <dougl> azlon, I would not use dd - never tried it but I always assumed drives need to be same size for dd to work
[17:41] <azlon> hrmm
[17:41] <azlon> ok, any suggestions on how to do it?
[17:41] <llutz> azlon: rsync or cp -ax
[17:41] <azlon> !rsync
[17:41] <quontrex_ashimi> !gnome-ppp
[17:41] <dougl> azlon, I would copy your home directory  to a partition on your new drive and reinstall.
[17:41] <quontrex_ashimi> !ppp
[17:42] <azlon> hrmm
[17:42] <Memphisto> hi drwillis
[17:42] <llutz> azlon: if copying this way, you'll have to fix your fstab for the new UUIDs and reinstall grub aswell
[17:42] <azlon> dougl: i have so many settings on my current system though... network settings and raid stuff...
[17:42] <azlon> llutz: got it, thanks!
[17:42] <Memphisto> Dr_Willis, got vnc connected to remote server.. but there's a typing(letter) error
[17:42] <dougl> azlon, what llutz  says then?
[17:43] <azlon> dougl: im going to try that first, then if it gives me too many issues i will just reformat
[17:43] <azlon> thanks!
[17:43] <quontrex_ashimi> how would I manually open the network manager when eth0 is disconnected?
[17:43] <quontrex_ashimi> the one on the task bar I mean
[17:43] <dougl> azlon, np = good luck
[17:44] <llutz> azlon: just connect both hdds, create some partitions on the new one, copy the old install with rsync/cp, change fstab/grub, disconnect old drive, reboot
[17:45] <EricTheHax> how do i do a global notice? i forgot
[17:45] <UbuntuUser01> Hello
[17:45] <UbuntuUser01> Please I need help with very simple stuff
[17:45] <ggcc_> wazup
[17:46] <deviL_night> hello guys,,,, what the name of application for see the IP Conflict with me... ?
[17:46] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: just ask mate
[17:46] <Memphisto> why are there error with keyboard through vnc and NOT on the ubuntu pc?
[17:46] <UbuntuUser01> I have a zip file which i had extracted but i need to download the program that is inside it
[17:46] <UbuntuUser01> I don't know how
[17:46] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: u see a .sh file in there?
[17:47] <UbuntuUser01> Yes I am seeing it
[17:47] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: what program are u trying to install
[17:47] <UbuntuUser01> GanttProject
[17:47] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=282827
[17:47] <UbuntuUser01> A system Analysis Program
[17:47] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: that should help u out there
[17:48] <Memphisto> anyone?
[17:48] <ggcc_> Memphisto: dont know what ur talking about mate
[17:49] <Memphisto> trying to control ubuntu pc through vnc from win and linux pc, connection is ok, but when I press f ex K here, it's another letter on the ubuntu pc
[17:49] <Memphisto> keyboard error i think
[17:49] <UbuntuUser01> Thanks man... I really apprechiated <ggcc>
[17:50] <ggcc_> UbuntuUser01: the website helped u out mate?
[17:50] <Line_Break> Ubuntuuser01: Whatcha need?
[17:51] <kmk422> hi everyone when i am installing ubuntu and its downloading the desktop it gives me a socket error (100054.'connection reset by peer') it happens every time i try to install ubuntu any ideas?
[17:51] <Memphisto> ggcc_, do you know whats wrong?
[17:52] <ggcc_> Memphisto: no idea just seems to be a keyboard error itself, try restarting the vnc server
[17:52] <Memphisto> ubuntu pc re-startet plenty of times
[17:52] <Memphisto> its ubuntu desktop edition
[17:53] <ggcc_> Memphisto: 9.10?
[17:53] <Memphisto> its ok when i type directly on ubuntu but not through network
[17:53] <Memphisto> hmm not sure..
[17:53] <ggcc_> Memphisto: yea if its 9.10 u may have problems, its in beta
[17:54] <ggcc_> Memphisto: give me a min i may be able to help u out
[17:54] <Memphisto> where can i find the version number?
[17:54] <Memphisto> ok thanks ggcc_
[17:55] <ubuntu> czesc
[17:56] <kmk422> anyone got any idea? im dying to get stared on linux
[17:56] <Memphisto> its 8.04 hardy
[17:57] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: one possibility.. are you downloading via wifi or are you connected to your network via an ethernet cable? for some wifi setups, you need to install proprietary drivers
[17:57] <Memphisto> with gnome
[17:57] <kmk422> im installing off of windows
[17:57] <kmk422> im using a cable modem
[17:58] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: are you connected to the modem via wifi or via an ethernet cable?
[17:58] <ggcc_> Memphisto: here is an alternative ... http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9470&iTestingId=19490
[17:58] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: it could also be a windows installer issue.. i never had any issues with just booting the install cd and installing the OS that way
[17:58] <Memphisto> if you didnt see it, im using 8.04 hardy with gnome
[17:58] <mathilde> cest quoi ça ? :(
[17:58] <mathilde> I'm lost :'(
[17:59] <kmk422> ah im trying the newer version
[17:59] <jtrunner> hi, has anyone had an issue where there ipod is not recognized as a volume?
[17:59] <Memphisto> ggcc_, this is for linux? I'm using win pc here now
[17:59] <dougl> fr
[17:59] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: ubuntu 9.04 or ubuntu 9.10?
[17:59] <ggcc_> Memphisto: yes i saw it, im surfing the web for the problem ur having..... the teamviewer im talking about is for windows, but u can install it on linux to, makes it easier for u to control ur linux system
[17:59] <kmk422> 9.04
[18:00] <Memphisto> ok, great ggcc_  thanks alot
[18:00] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: ok, so you shouldn't have any issues.. i installed 9.04 on 3 machines from the cd
[18:00] <Memphisto> checking it now
[18:00] <ggcc_> Memphisto: i do it that way or through real VNC both ways works perfectly for me
[18:00] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: use my nickname when replying to my messages so they get highlighted
[18:00] <Memphisto> connection is ok, but i dont understand why keyboard error
[18:01] <Aji-Dahaka> there is a fix on network-manager that has been committed via launchpad.  Are there any docs on how to build the stuff from launchpad?  I downloaded the patches via bzr and ran the rules file to get the source from git, but I'm kinda lost at that point
[18:01] <MOFR> HI
[18:01] <gogereaver> hey if i got a vga to dvi cable could my eeepc output on my hdtv
[18:01] <kmk422> well what i was doing was i mounted the .iso i downloaded then i ran it from that and it trys to download the desktop during install and then fails at the last sec. says connection reset bt peer lol
[18:01] <Aji-Dahaka> it looks like something will have to apply the patch files and then the build process is probably about the same as "usual"
[18:01] <MOFR> only english?
[18:01] <Memphisto> ggcc_, there is different teamviewer, which one is the best?
[18:02] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: burn the actual cd, boot from the cd and install ubuntu that way.. unless comcast really went apes**t on their throttling, you shouldn't have any issues
[18:02] <idleone> MOFR: in this channel yes
[18:02] <kmk422> lol
[18:02] <ggcc_> Memphisto: http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx
[18:02] <kmk422> ok well do thank you much
[18:02] <dvz-> how can i list the files using a module?
[18:02] <Memphisto> dl now :)
[18:02] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: after you install and fully update, go to system, administration, hardware drivers and install everything that is available (it's a simple install tool)
[18:03] <FiReSTaRT> kmk422: that'll make sure you have your video and wifi properly installed.. k i'm off to prep for my traffic court appearance tomorrow.. ciao :)
[18:03] <Memphisto> ggcc_, installing now
[18:03] <lightpriest> is it possible to disable a single device of some card?
[18:03] <lightpriest> say I have 2 devices (analog and digital) on the same card, and I want to force the system to use only the digital one
[18:06] <blankhead> how can i set the desktop wallpaper to change every 5 mins or so??
[18:07] <Memphisto> ggcc, what do i have to do on my ubuntu pc?
[18:07] <darthanubis> blankhead, search synaptic for such a program
[18:07] <toan> help me! how to fake ip on terminal
[18:07] <ggcc> Memphisto: install wine, and then install teamviewer on that as well
[18:07] <lightpriest> is it possible to disable a single device of some card? say I have 2 devices (analog and digital) on the same card, and I want to force the system to use only the digital one
[18:07] <Memphisto> ok, just have to get kids in bed :)
[18:07] <Memphisto> thanks for now
[18:08] <JonNeon> so, im a 1st time 1st day ubuntu user :-/. whenever i surf the net, especially on pages with text and pics, the text is really small, and the page runs quite glitchy, if I increase the size of the text, the pics get really pixelated the page runs worse...what am i doing wrong?
[18:08] <ctmjr> lightpriest: you can blacklist it find out what it is analog tv card is more than likely dev/video0
[18:08] <toan> please help me! how to fake ip on terminal?
[18:09] <zzillezz> what's up with ubuntu updates atm ?
[18:09] <tonii> toan: fake how?
[18:09] <lightpriest> ctmjr, thanks. I have two devices (analog and digital) on a single nvidia sound chip. I just want to disable the analog so it won't load
[18:09] <toan> ubuntu
[18:09] <zzillezz> can't seem to download them correctly
[18:09] <toan> yes
[18:09] <dougl> JonNeon, wat kind of video card do you have?
[18:09] <JonNeon> nvidia 9500
[18:09] <toan> i want to fake ip on terminal
[18:09] <lightpriest> I'm trying to look at the alsa manual but all I can see is how to set a module for a whole card
[18:09] <lightpriest> not a single device
[18:09] <lightpriest> from what I understand alsa splits cards into devices
[18:10] <dougl> are the nvidia drivers installed automaitcally with ubuntu?
[18:10] <JonNeon> yes
[18:10] <tonii> toan: your questions doesn't make sense.
[18:10] <tonii> question
[18:10] <dougl> JonNeon, you see the nvidia splash screen when your computer starts?
[18:11] <JonNeon> not that i can remember
[18:11] <buntu> hey
[18:11] <infexion> dougl: depends on the distro
[18:11] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: Hi, are you busy? I am still unable to ssh using the external IP. Actually, even worse, I can't ssh to localhost from that machine - it returns the same "connection refused" message :\
[18:11] <dougl> infexion, 9.04?
[18:11] <Mike_lifeguard> I am tempted to simply dpkg-reconfigure to start from scratch
[18:11] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, have you started the daemon?
[18:12] <llutz> toan: sudo apt-get install fake
[18:12] <Mike_lifeguard> lightpriest: yes
[18:12] <[t0rc]> My wireless in Ubuntu drops every so often (repeated, consistent) however it's not the router - Windows works fine. Any suggestions or things i can check when it drops to see what is causing it?
[18:12] <dougl> JonNeon, just because your video works does not mean the Nvidia drivers are installed
[18:12] <JonNeon> 9.04 is the version im using
[18:12] <toan> i'm using terminal on ubuntu with my ip, but i want to change ip witch proxy, how to make it?
[18:12] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, /etc/init.d/ssh status?
[18:12] <toan> thank llutz
[18:12] <JonNeon> gotcha...what do you recommend I do?
[18:12] <Mike_lifeguard> lightpriest: like I said, sshd is running
[18:12] <alchamech> have we had a smart cookie to fig out the magic jack thing again?
[18:13] <[t0rc]> term
[18:13] <alchamech> or i should say yet
[18:13] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, have you messed with iptables or smt?
[18:14] <alchamech> hello everyone
[18:14] <Mike_lifeguard> lightpriest: no on both counts
[18:15] <buntu> hello
[18:15] <JonNeon> howdy
[18:15] <alchamech> hi guys
[18:15] <alchamech> does anyone know if the magicjack thing has been figured out?
[18:15] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, well, smt is refusing the connection... if you don't have any special configuration, try reconfiguring
[18:16] <[t0rc]> My wireless in Ubuntu drops every so often (repeated, consistent) however it's not the router - Windows works fine. Any suggestions or things i can check when it drops to see what is causing it?
[18:16] <lightpriest> Mike_lifeguard, first try logging in at localhost. then try solving the external IP problem
[18:16] <Mike_lifeguard> yeah, k
[18:16] <infexion> dougl: 9.04 did not install them automatically I do not believe
[18:16] <infexion> dougl: you have to download it install it yourself.
[18:17] <dougl> infexion, thanks :) ... can you recomend a howto for JonNeon to follow?
[18:17] <JonNeon> yes please....im a linux newb
[18:17] <dougl> I have 8.04 and forget what I did to get my nvidia working.
[18:18] <JonNeon> thank you dougl for your help!
[18:18] <infexion> dougl: for installation of nvidia drivers?
[18:18] <JonNeon> yes
[18:18] <[t0rc]> can't you still do envyNG for installing nvidia drivers?
[18:18] <dougl> infexion, yes
[18:18] <jacktim> Can anyone help me with a visual aesthetic? I'm trying to condense the Applications/Places/System Menu headers into the ubuntu button to free up some space on my panel. I'm using 9.04.
[18:18] <teolicy> Hi. I saw the next version of a package I use, I don't like it. How do I mark it to be kept-back with apt?
[18:18] <infexion> uhh you could do EnvyNG or better yet you can download it from apt-get
[18:18] <dougl> or will stock nvidia instructions work for 9.04?
[18:18] <infexion>  "sudo apt-get install nvidia-" then press tab and see what options they have there
[18:19] <infexion> that is what I did for 9.04 and 9.10
[18:20] <poltergiest> Hello
[18:20] <poltergiest> I need Wireless help
[18:20] <tyler_d1> hello,  trying to get the drivers working for a satellite A20 Laptop using ubuntu 9.04 - newly installed
[18:20] <infexion> poltergiest: what kind of help?
[18:20] <JonNeon> infexion: what is sudp apt?...sorry
[18:20] <buntu> would like to run ubuntu only. have windoes xp pro. any likely hardware issues?
[18:20] <sash_> Bung[Linux]: depends on your hardware...
[18:20] <u-foka> infexion, can you set up the framebuffer console on 9.10 with an nvidia card?
[18:20] <sash_> sry
[18:20] <mrwes> buntu, most issues are with the video cards, and wireless
[18:20] <poltergiest> my Hp Pavilion ze2000 wireless light wont come on
[18:20] <buntu> yeah
[18:21] <tyler_d1> buntu:  you will want to try a live cd, to ensure everythign works first
[18:21] <tgm4883> Is there a way to upgrade a single package over the network for a bunch of machines?
[18:21] <mrwes> buntu, good advice -- run the Live CD first
[18:21] <poltergiest> Ubuntu 8.04
[18:21] <poltergiest> btw
[18:21] <infexion> JonNeon: you type that into a terminal and it will install whatever package you type in
[18:21] <shaullx> how can i test my webcam and microphone on ubuntu jaunty? (netbook)
[18:21] <poltergiest> Its my primary OS becuse you can normally find help for it
[18:21] <infexion> JonNeon: so "sudo apt-get install {package name}"
[18:21] <tyler_d1> shaullx: amsn is easy as far as that goes... don't know much more then that
[18:21] <buntu> using live cd now. no problems so far. wired up...
[18:22] <infexion> u-foka: I am not sure what you are looking for
[18:22] <shaullx> tyler_d1 isnt there a built in software to take photos from the webcam?
[18:22] <tyler_d1> buntu: spend some time using it from live, do your due dilligence so your not suprised later on when you have already commited
[18:22] <Replop> Hi !
[18:22] <infexion> buntu: if you have no problems with running the CD then there should not be any problems when installing it
[18:22] <mrwes> buntu, there is a free Ubuntu Pocket Guide on the Internet -- good read for beginners
[18:22] <infexion> buntu: generally
[18:22] <JonNeon> infexion: oooh...kk...ill do some research on it to try and figure it out...thank you so much for your help!
[18:22] <mrwes> !Pocket Guide
[18:22] <poltergiest> I need to know how to get my wireless working I dont think I have the drivers
[18:22] <slacker_nl> stupic question perhaps, but how do i open .omf files?
[18:22] <infexion> JonNeon: No problem :-D
[18:22] <mrwes> hrmm....
[18:22] <JonNeon> thanks guys...have a great day!
[18:23] <infexion> JonNeon: if you need anymore help just ask :-P
[18:23] <buntu> thankx all
[18:23] <Jonathan_L> I've got a Windows XP Pro PC, a 3G modem connected to it, Internet Connection Sharing on, and an ethernet cable to a router and two laptops connected to the router over Wi-Fi. The laptops get internet that way. Can I just replace Windows with Linux and share the internet connection the same way?
[18:23] <tyler_d1> shaullx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[18:23] <mrwes> buntu, http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[18:23] <cyber_666_uk> hey guys, anyone know the command line for installing hidd?
[18:23] <Jill> what will 9.10 support period?
[18:23] <poltergiest> Any way Hp Pavilion ze2000 Wireless driver ?
[18:23] <u-foka> infexion, on jaunty i'm using the vga= kernel parameter to get usplash working on my note's native resolution, but on karmic, i can't set that thing up :S... truly usplash not even loads in any resolution at the early boot before xsplash (but it works like a chram on the karmic live cd boot)
[18:23] <cyber_666_uk> http://www.pabr.org/sixlinux/sixlinux.en.html - trying to get my sixaxis working as a mouse on ubuntu
[18:24] <Spoom> hi folks, i'm trying to get php 5.3 working using the instructions at http://www.danielsmedegaardbuus.dk/2008-10-19/how-to-create-deb-packages-for-php-53-and-php-60/ to build it from source and create a .deb package, and everything seems to be working including the install of php except that *.php files are not being executed unless they're the index file, for whatever reason.  i've manually put the appropriate FilesMatch -> SetHa
[18:24] <Spoom> ndler lines in place, and the php module is loading, but *.php files from the server (and yes, i am loading them through apache, not opening them locally) are prompting for a download instead of parsing and displaying; any ideas?
[18:24] <FloodBot1> Spoom: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:24] <Jonathan_L> cyber_666_uk: Use Synaptic to find it. Then it's sudo apt-get install [appname]
[18:24] <Jonathan_L> Or use Synaptic
[18:24] <poltergiest> Is there a way to set up a private chat ?
[18:24] <xmas1> hi
[18:24] <jacktim> Can anyone help me? I'm trying to condense the Applications/Places/System Menu headers into the ubuntu button to free up some space on my panel. I'm using 9.04.
[18:24] <buntu> bebak...gonna check out pocketguide...thankx
[18:24] <infexion> u-foka: give me a second to look something up
[18:25] <GodfatherofEire> !karmic
[18:25] <u-foka> infexion, okay, I'm waiting and thanks for the help!
[18:25] <tyler_d1> jacktim: customize your menu by removing things you don't need, re-organize simply by right clicking on the menu and selecting edit menus
[18:25] <Jonathan_L> jacktim: Right click the menu item in your Gnome panel (instead of just clicking), and click on edit menus
[18:25] <xmas1> can someone please help me with "could not initialize the package information"?
[18:25] <Spoom> in place of helping with getting the built .deb working, if anyone knows where i can get good .deb files for php 5.3 i'll take those too (there aren't any currently in jaunty or karmic afaik)
[18:25] <Jonathan_L> I mean on the "launching button"
[18:26] <colblood> if i wanna upgrade my ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 since my audio wont work, will that 1) help? 2) be possible with an alternate install-cd?
[18:26] <cyber_666_uk> thx jonathan
[18:26] <u-foka> GodfatherofEire, sorry
[18:26] <xmas1> "E: type deb is not known" ?
[18:26] <perlsyntax_> Where can i download the ubuntu 9.10 beta dvd iso?
[18:26] <GodfatherofEire> u-foka, for what?
[18:27] <u-foka> karmic question :P
[18:27] <mrwes> Spoom, http://newyork.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1213337 <--- deb for php 5.3
[18:27] <perlsyntax_> anyone
[18:27] <jacktim> @ Tyler_dl & Jonathan_L: I've worked on the menus getting everything that I didn't want out of them... I'm trying to push the part of it that says: "Applications, Places, system" to where I would click on the menu button (next to applications) in order to show them up above it... kind of like Windows.
[18:27] <infexion> u-foka: the problem is there are a lot of things they have disabled in Karmic Koala because of security issues so there may be something in there that Usplash needs but it cannot access because it is either not there or inaccessible
[18:27] <Spoom> mrwes, thanks, but the link doesn't work
[18:27] <mrwes> Spoom, shoot -- bad link, damn.
[18:27] <xmas1> can someone please help me with "could not initialize the package information"? "E: type deb is not known" ?
[18:27] <Bleh_> I am not sure how to get vsFTPd to work on PORT mode. I've got it working on PASV mode but everytime I try to use PORT it says that I should consider using PASV and the directory listing is denied. This is both with anonymous and local account access.
[18:27] <mrwes> yah..heh
[18:27] <Jonathan_L> jacktim: There's another Gnome panel applet for that
[18:27] <perlsyntax_> Does anyone know where i can download the ubuntu gnome 9.10 beta dvd??
[18:28] <GodfatherofEire> u-foka, no worries, I actually just was tryin to find out what the channel was for karmic myself
[18:28] <infexion> u-foka: I very well may be wrong but I am not sure what to say about it.
[18:28] <mrwes> Spoom, why not compile it?
[18:28] <Jonathan_L> Just remove the current one and add the one name something like ...
[18:28] <Spoom> mrwes, that's what i'm doing atm
[18:28] <perlsyntax_> ?
[18:28] <Spoom> i'm just trying to get the native jaunty apache2 to play nice with it
[18:28] <infexion> u-foka: there are several things I have tried to do with 9.10 that I cannot do because it is still in testing.
[18:28] <xmas1> can someone please help me with "could not initialize the package information"? "E: type deb is not known" ?
[18:28] <Spoom> it's loading the compiled php module and the extensions, it just won't parse .php files for whatever reason
[18:28] <Jonathan_L> jacktim: Main Menu
[18:28] <u-foka> infexion, thanks anyway! i'l keep trying :)
[18:28] <mrwes> Spoom, use sudo checkinstall -- it'll create a deb for ya and it's easier to manage that way
[18:28] <perlsyntax_> i wish i can download the dvd
[18:28] <Jonathan_L> jacktim or similiar
[18:28] <mrwes> !checkinstall | Spoom
[18:28] <Spoom> mrwes, yep, i did that, it's in the instructions i initially linked
[18:29] <Spoom> i have a .deb now
[18:29] <Spoom> i installed it
[18:29] <mrwes> :)
[18:29] <Spoom> apache2 just won't parse .php files for whatever reason
[18:29] <perlsyntax_> ??????????
[18:29] <Spoom> i'm likely missing something in my apache2.conf somewhere
[18:29] <Spoom> i just need some hints
[18:29] <perlsyntax_> hello
[18:29] <mrwes> Spoom, I'm not help there, I don't have a web server
[18:29] <infexion> u-foka: yeah sorry I could not help. Good luck to ya.
[18:30] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I set ubuntu to get a static IP from my router, which would otherwise use DHCP?
[18:30] <Jonathan_L> Could 'make && sudo make install && checkinstall' work?
[18:30] <Spoom> mrwes, well, thanks anyway, i appreciate the attempt
[18:30] <Biovore> Spoom: is php5 installed?   (The package normally adds its self to the apache config)
[18:30] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, does your router have a static IP option? My linksys does, so I assign the IP's from there
[18:30] <gasg> hi
[18:30] <Jonathan_L> Or better: 'make && checkinstall && sudo apt-get install [outputfile?]' work?
[18:31] <Spoom> Biovore, i had to remove the php5 package from the jaunty apt database and create my own, using the instructions at http://www.danielsmedegaardbuus.dk/2008-10-19/how-to-create-deb-packages-for-php-53-and-php-60/
[18:31] <Keiya> Is there a guide to packaging things nicely anywhere?
[18:31] <Spoom> Jonathan_L, that's basically what i did
[18:31] <Biovore> Spoom: did you a2enmod php yet?
[18:31] <Spoom> hrmm
[18:31] <ryguy> I'm trying to install 9.10 beta and when the screen comes up, I select "Install Ubuntu" as opposed to "Try Ubuntu without changing your computer" and The installation takes awhile then it goes into Live anyways. I then open up the "Install 9.10" Icon on the Live desktop andit seems to work, but when it gets to the "Install Ubuntu" phase after I enter all my info, the install program just closes =/
[18:31] <Spoom> maybe it did create a mod
[18:31] <Mike_lifeguard> mrwes: not that I know of, but linkysys said that if your computer asks for an IP outside the DHCP range, it'll get that IP... so you just need to set the computer to always request the same IP
[18:31] <Spoom> that'd be nice
[18:31]  * Spoom checks
[18:31] <colblood> if i wanna upgrade my ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 since my audio wont work, will that 1) help? 2) be possible with an alternate install-cd?
[18:31] <ryguy> Is there a way to install it without live running?
[18:31]  * jacktim has to remember to start using synaptics package manager... the add/remove app is slow on download.
[18:32] <Jonathan_L> spoom: What's the name of the output file? Where does it come from?
[18:32] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/change-ubuntu-system-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address.html
[18:33] <exodus_ms> any JACK server gurus around with experience using Rosegarden in a Gnome environment (9.04)?
[18:33] <Keiya> !karmic | ryguy
[18:33] <Mike_lifeguard> mrwes: great, thanks
[18:33] <ryguy> gee thanks
[18:33] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, I'd use nano to edit instead of vi :)
[18:33] <mrwes> unless you're OK with vi
[18:33] <Mike_lifeguard> mrwes: so would I :)
[18:33] <mrwes> heh
[18:33] <Spoom> Jonathan_L, i've now enabled the php5 mod but it's doing much the same thing
[18:34] <Keiya> ryguy: Well, we don't talk about karmic here. Go to #ubuntu+1, they're more likely to know anyway.
[18:34] <Spoom> it parses php if it's in an index.php file accessed through the directory (but not remotely), but for whatever reason won't parse normal .php files
[18:34] <Spoom> it displays those as downloads
[18:34] <Spoom> (and the download is the source code, not the output)
[18:34] <uh_oh> So I did a big no-no last night.  The laptop turned off, and I immediately turned it upside down on my couch and removed the battery from it. Today I tried turning it on and nothing. When I put the battery in and plug the AC adapter in, the charging indicator light comes on. Is there any chance for me?
[18:35] <r_a_f> Spoom: reinstall
[18:35] <Spoom> r_a_f, reinstall what?
[18:35] <r_a_f> php
[18:35] <r_a_f> and mod
[18:35] <Umeaboy> Hi again!
[18:35] <ghostknife> Can someone advise re. this. I was able to run that exact command on another hardy box 2 minutes ago. http://pastebin.com/m72a1f533
[18:35] <Spoom> i'd rather not compile php5.3 again if i can avoid it :^)
[18:36] <Spoom> besides, it is parsing sometimes
[18:36] <Umeaboy> If I misstakenly mounted a device as root, but want to be able to mount it as normal user when I plug it in next time, what do I do?
[18:36] <Spoom> i just need to figure out why it's not parsing all the time
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: that usually means PHP is segfaulting
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: what does the error log say?
[18:36] <Fezzler> Trying to listen to Giants audio stream and it is not working. MPlayer installed as Firefox plug-in?
[18:36] <Spoom> hrmm
[18:36]  * Spoom checks
[18:36] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way to load another kernel into Ubuntu without having to re-install the whole system (specifically the LUK)
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: it could be many things
[18:36] <ghostknife> Spoom: even Apache modules
[18:37] <uh_oh> ghostknife, have you tried apt-get install g++ to see if that will resolve the g++ issues?
[18:37] <Spoom> nothing indicating a segfault of php
[18:37] <Fezzler> http://www.giants.com/gamefeed09player.asp
[18:37] <Spoom> lemme see if i can run it locally on cli
[18:37] <ghostknife> uh_oh: yes. It says the same. Besides, I have g++ installed.
[18:37] <Spoom> yes, i can
[18:37] <Spoom> and the file is a simple <?php phpinfo(); ?> that i'm using to test
[18:37] <ikonia> very hard to find pair of Nike trainers, I have wore my last pair to the ground, properly down, and I couldn't find another pair to replace them, someones gone to a massive ammount trouble to get them for me./window 37
[18:38] <Spoom> so i doubt that's causing a segfault just because it's loading through apache
[18:38] <ghostknife> Spoom: turn on severe logging, and tail both the host's access and error log. then do the request. once the download window came up, save the file somewhere and paste the newly printed lines of the error log.
[18:38] <ghostknife> Spoom: with severe logging, I mean "trace" or "debug"
[18:38] <r_a_f> Spoom: i have this many times - just reistall
[18:38] <ghostknife> Spoom: you can try to reinstall. it might be a corrupt binary
[18:39] <ghostknife> Spoom: did you build PHP yourself?
[18:39] <Spoom> a corrupt binary that i compiled?
[18:39] <Spoom> yes
[18:39] <Spoom> read the link i posted
[18:39] <Spoom> i'm building a .deb in lieu of any officially provided ones since neither jaunty nor karmic have php 5.3 yet
[18:39] <r_a_f> 1 module is shit - dont know whom
[18:39] <[t0rc]> My wireless in Ubuntu drops every so often (repeated, consistent) however it's not the router - Windows works fine. Any suggestions or things i can check when it drops to see what is causing it?
[18:40] <Spoom> ok, let me disable all extensions then and see if that helps
[18:40] <uh_oh> ghostknife, have you tried autoremove and then reinstalling g++ (I know that's a very Windows-y answer, but it might work)
[18:40] <ghostknife> uh_oh: autoremove?
[18:40] <ryguy> noones even remotely helping me in there
[18:40] <ryguy> I'm trying to install 9.10 beta and when the screen comes up, I select "Install Ubuntu" as opposed to "Try Ubuntu without changing your computer" and The installation takes awhile then it goes into Live anyways. I then open up the "Install 9.10" Icon on the Live desktop andit seems to work, but when it gets to the "Install Ubuntu" phase after I enter all my info, the install program just closes =/
[18:41] <ghostknife> ryguy: it's beta.
[18:41] <Spoom> hmm
[18:41] <ghostknife> ryguy: try checking the error. ctrl+alt+f1/f2/f3 until you see it
[18:41] <ryguy> k
[18:41] <Spoom> removing extensions did nothing (but cause errors with mysql_* not being available) but i just noticed something
[18:41] <uh_oh> ghostknife, sudo apt-get autoremove removes old unneeded packages/dependencies.
[18:41] <jacktim> Anyone have any suggestions on downloading a lot of the listed packages in the add/remove app? Because the base add/remove app downloads slow.
[18:41] <Spoom> accessing index.php directly works
[18:41] <Spoom> accessing test.php directly does not
[18:41] <Berzerker> jackson, use sudo apt-get install
[18:42] <ghostknife> uh_oh: lets hope my machine still stands when I get there tomorrow morning
[18:42] <Spoom> accessing the directory to get the output of index.php also works
[18:42] <Berzerker> sudo apt-get install thing1 thing2 thing3, etc.
[18:42] <appi> Is there any task manager in Ubuntu 9.04?
[18:42] <uh_oh> ghostknife, haha it should.
[18:42] <Spoom> so it's not an extension crapping out on me
[18:42] <DanaG> hmm, I did my whole backup-and-restore thing, and had to manually recreate /dev and /sys and /proc ..... but now I need to know:
[18:43] <Spoom> unless somehow phpinfo() is causing php to crash, which i highly doubt
[18:43] <ghostknife> uh_oh: nah, that didn't help
[18:43] <ghostknife> uh_oh: it's not a big deal. I'm upgrading to 9.04 next weekend anyways
[18:43] <DanaG> Do any of you have an inactive Linux partition (that is, /sys and /proc and /dev not mounted)?
[18:43] <Spoom> (evidence: it works fine in cli)
[18:43] <Drognan> I have python 2.6.2 installed, how can I downgrade that to 2.6.0?
[18:43] <ryguy> ghostknife: It says that the application packages arnt on the cd..
[18:43] <DanaG> I need to see what the permissions are on those three dirs.
[18:43] <ghostknife> DanaG: yes
[18:43] <jacktim> So just using terminal and manually selecting each one?
[18:43] <ryguy> ghostknife: I did a cd verify though and it came up with nothing
[18:43] <ghostknife> ryguy: hmm. interesting. how full is the disc?
[18:43] <uh_oh> ghostknife, alright. Hope that fixes it.
[18:43] <Fezzler> What is Knotify?
[18:44] <ryguy> ghostknife: it had a few kilobytes of freespace on it
[18:44] <Memphisto> ggcc, I've got linux to win ok, but not the other way
[18:44] <Jonathan_L> So how do I share a Linux computer's internet connection in a network?
[18:44] <ghostknife> ryguy: yes, that is a severe problem. clearly a bug.
[18:45] <wrapster> how do i use sftp to upload a dir?
[18:45] <ryguy> ghostknife: should I report it? Is there a way to install without live?
[18:46] <LjL> !karmic | ryguy
[18:46] <ghostknife> ryguy: no. the installation is simply a program in live
[18:46] <appi> how should i view the running processes or jobs?
[18:46] <ryguy> LjL: I was just in there everyone is ignoringme
[18:46] <uh_oh> !tell Fezzler about Knotify
[18:46] <LjL> and yes, Ubuntu can be installed without a live CD.
[18:46] <LjL> !alternate
[18:46] <LjL> !patience
[18:46] <ghostknife> Fezzler: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=knotify
[18:47] <ryguy> LjL: Its been 15 minutes; they're not even talking about karmic in there
[18:47] <ryguy> LjL: Its all offtopic
[18:47] <LjL> ryguy: that's unfortunate.
[18:47] <ryguy> indeed
[18:47] <ryguy> anyways, I guess imma try to burn a new cd or something
[18:47] <ryguy> ttyl
[18:47] <ryguy> thanks
[18:47] <jetienne> q. what is the package to get all the manpage for syscall ?
[18:47] <appi> anyways thank you.
[18:48] <Fezzler> uh_oh>>Can't get this to stream    http://www.giants.com/gamefeed09player.asp
[18:48] <Memphisto> hmm
[18:48] <Spoom> anyone have some advice with regard to my situation other than "just do what you did already again"?  i tailed the apache error log but there was no php-related errors
[18:48] <LjL> jetienne: manpages-dev
[18:48] <siinz> greetings all
[18:48] <Spoom> it's just not loading php for *.php files
[18:49] <Jonathan_L> Nothing about internet connection sharing? I'm leaving soon!
[18:49] <r_a_f> Jonathan_L: cu ;)
[18:49] <llutz> !ics | Jonathan_L
[18:49] <LjL> !inetsharing | Jonathan_L
[18:49] <deejaydblock> are there any programs in ubuntu that can handle  st://  links
[18:49] <jetienne> LjL: thanks
[18:50] <Jonathan_L> Gaaah, Firefox crashed
[18:50] <Jonathan_L> (before I got the link)
[18:50] <siinz> anyone want to explain how i can remove a package from shell?
[18:50] <siinz> or without getting into the GUI...
[18:50] <siinz> or disable it even
[18:50] <Spoom> ok, well, thanks for the attempts, if all else fails i'll make clean and recompile overnight tonight (since php takes foreeeever to compile) but i still seriously, seriously doubt that it's php that's crashing
[18:50] <mrwes> siinz, a deb package?
[18:51] <llutz> siinz: sudo apt-get remove (or purge) packagename
[18:51] <shaul_> my wifi signal seems weaker in ubuntu then it was on win7 does it make sense?
[18:51] <mrwes> what llutz said :)
[18:51] <ghostknife> Spoom: it is
[18:51] <Spoom> ghostknife, how can you be sure?
[18:51] <siinz> okay then can someone give me the name of the ATI x.org driver package
[18:51] <siinz> lol
[18:51] <ghostknife> Spoom: it means the execution stopped unexpectadly, and it never completed sending the headers
[18:51] <siinz> i cant get in far enough to see it
[18:51] <ghostknife> Spoom: that's why the download pops up
[18:51] <DanaG> ghostknife: what did you mean by "yes"?  is /dev there, or not there?
[18:52] <Spoom> ghostknife, but would that output the source of the file?
[18:52] <ghostknife> Spoom: what URL do you use to access it?
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: yes it is
[18:52] <Spoom> http://domain.tld/test.php
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: though it's empty
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: /dev is not empty
[18:52] <ghostknife> DanaG: but /sys and /proc is
[18:52] <DanaG> hmm, what's in /dev?