[09:16] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about whyubuntuforgetstosupportnormallytheirdadevices? - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:16] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  can I find tor with apt-get?
[09:16] <clearzen> Does anyone know if the via video drivers are supported in edgy??
[09:16] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: yes
[09:17] <MetaMorfoziS> clearzen > yes
[09:17] <tich> warkruid,  i received this warning when trying play a file: error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device.
[09:17] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  And how about privoxy?
[09:17] <Suspekt> hello
[09:17] <warkruid> tich: select another video device
[09:18] <Suspekt> can anyone give me a experience based report on ntfs-3g?
[09:18] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: that one too.
[09:18] <clearzen> MetaMorfoziS: As I understand the video driver is included in the base install. However I can not get it to work for me. Could you help me to get the via driver to work?
[09:18] <Suspekt> n e one?
[09:18] <MetaMorfoziS> sorry i haven't got time for that, i'm going away, but you can find some infos on ubuntuforums.org
[09:18] <MetaMorfoziS> and one tipp:
[09:19] <mrobbert> Farm_Fresh: You can search for packages using "apt-cache search". Check the man page if you need help with it.
[09:19] <MetaMorfoziS> try edit your xorg.conf in the driver section check what you  have
[09:19] <tich> warkruid,  video does work with totem-xine, but i want mplayer to work too.
[09:19] <kmaynard> http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[09:19] <MetaMorfoziS> you may need via.
[09:19] <MetaMorfoziS> btw, bye all
[09:19] <clearzen> MetaMorfoziS: I have checked. Thanks anyway
[09:19] <warkruid> tich: try -vo xvidix
[09:20] <Infecto> hi
[09:20] <Infecto> where are kernel headers in which package ?
[09:20] <Infecto> linux-headers-generic
[09:20] <Infecto> i instaled this package and :(
[09:20] <Infecto> usb.c:31:28: error: linux/compiler.h: No such file or directory
[09:21] <Suspekt> Anyone know how good ntfs-3g is?
[09:21] <tich> warkruid, use that at the prompt with the mplayer command?
[09:21] <eugman> How can I tell what my local ip is?
[09:21] <warkruid> tich: err... you are using the commandline version of mplayer?
[09:21] <rickyfingers> eugman, too easy
[09:21] <warkruid> tich: yes.
[09:21] <rickyfingers> just open a terminal window
[09:21] <rickyfingers> and type ifconfig -a
[09:21] <wwyyzzoo> vaRIANT i got the quik file now what..i's a quik-2.0-1k.ydl4.ppc.rpm file how can i use it
[09:21] <rickyfingers> that'll show you info on all your network interfaces
[09:22] <Alexa25> lol
[09:22] <tich> warkruid, no i use the regular one but to add the extra stuff i thought the prompt would be best (for testing)
[09:22] <rickyfingers> ifconfig by itself will give you the interfaces tthat are currently up
[09:22] <caseyomah> How do you change the default X Window Manager per user?
[09:22] <rambo3> how do i add more free space to my partition
[09:22] <rapha> Please?
[09:22] <rapha> Can somebody help me, please?
[09:23] <rambo3> have 5 gig  hda5 ext3 that i want to add to hda2
[09:23] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  alright.. I've downloaded both tor and privoxy... Now what?
[09:23] <caseyomah> rambo3: I use Partition Commander (boot sector utility)
[09:23] <rickyfingers> hey rambo
[09:23] <warkruid> tich: the command line option is -vo, but in the other there should also be a video option.
[09:23] <rambo3> hey
[09:23] <rickyfingers> one way you can do it
[09:23] <rapha> What am I doing wrong? Is anybody reading my words at all?
[09:23] <Infecto> hmmm
[09:23] <rickyfingers> is boot off a "live cd"
[09:24] <Suspekt> Anyone have any suggestions for having a 200gb raid that both Edgy and Win XP/Vista can use?
[09:24] <wwyyzzoo> coz_ can you tell me  more about the quik-2.0-1k.ydl4.ppc.rpm file?
[09:24] <rapha> Am I in the chat correctly? Hello? Does somebody hear me?
[09:24] <rickyfingers> And do gparted
[09:24] <knapp> Can someone assist me in installing the latest Nvidia drivers?
[09:24] <rambo3> !enter
[09:24] <ubotu> Please don't use the "enter" key as punctuation!  I use foobar2000 in windows. What would you recommend for me to use in ubuntu?
[09:24] <Suspekt> caseyomah, I understand windows XP has very poor performance with vfat over 64 gigs
[09:25] <rambo3> rickyfingers, dont bother thanks anyway
[09:25] <rapha> So what do I have to do to make my scanner work?
[09:25] <kmaynard> a what?
[09:25] <knapp> I am getting an error when installing them, the error is this: "Unable to find the kernel source tree for the current running kernel..."
[09:25] <djuuss2> stormx2: If your using KDE, amaroK is awsome
[09:25] <kmaynard> rapha, is it supported?
[09:25] <m0rgantosh> can someone help me? i'm getting segmentation faults when i try to run the update manager.
[09:25] <Suspekt> if you are using gnome amaroK is awsome
[09:25] <Stormx2> djuuss2: GNOME.
[09:25] <strabes> Stormx2: there's tons of great media players. foobar is quite feature-light isnt it
[09:25] <rapha> kmaynard: according to Ubuntu Forums and /etc/sane.d/canon630u.conf it is
[09:25] <wwyyzzoo> vaRIANT i got the quik file ..i's a quik-2.0-1k.ydl4.ppc.rpm file how can i use it
[09:25] <caseyomah> Suspekt: Yes, it bogs down, but it's that or use NTFS and NTFS-3G on linux to access RW.
[09:25] <rickyfingers> rapha
[09:25] <Stormx2> strabes: Thats why I like it.
[09:25] <djuuss2> :(
[09:25] <rapha> rickyfingers:
[09:25] <rickyfingers> the cd image you want is
[09:25] <rickyfingers> Inside Security
[09:26] <tich> warkruid, with the gui do i want to choose xvidix from the list of available drivers?
[09:26] <Stormx2> strabes: Very simple compact controls, big playlist area, and heaviliy customizable
[09:26] <rapha> rickyfingers: i want no cd image
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> woot
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> i got my network list
[09:26] <strabes> Stormx2: so you're not looking for something with the browse features of itunes?
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> but when I put into my password
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> it ask for my password again
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> and then it doesn't connect
[09:26] <Suspekt> caseyomah, that was my original question, any experiance with NTFS-3g, especially with software RAID?
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> o_o
[09:26] <tich> warkruid, i couldn't get it to go from the command line.
[09:26] <rickyfingers> OK you can use parted
[09:26] <warkruid> tich: it is a guess, but that one works for me.
[09:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> !wireless
[09:26] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[09:26] <caseyomah> Suspekt: Nope, I haven't messed with software RAID nor NTFS-3G in linux (yet)
[09:26] <rickyfingers> but it won't work if your root partition
[09:26] <Stormx2> strabes: oh no. Not a media library ;-)
[09:27] <rickyfingers> is on the disk you want to modify
[09:27] <rickyfingers> I highly reccomend the Inside Security disk, it's just a good tool to have around...
[09:27] <strabes> Stormx2: XMMS and BEEP are sort of like that - they're kinda like winamp
[09:27] <warkruid> tich: I have a shell script that i use as a wrapper for the mplayer binary.
[09:28] <warkruid> tich: the command line binary that is..
[09:28] <Stormx2> strabes: I've been using audacious (the non-evil beep) but meh, my days of winamp style stuff is over.
[09:28] <caseyomah> Stormx2: XMMS is even compatable with Winamp classic skins.
[09:28] <raven> join #ubuntu.pl
[09:28] <zwnj> my AMD64 (3200+) hangs one in an hour with dapper.  is it a known problem?
[09:28] <rickyfingers> here's a link to download http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=99853
[09:28] <raven> dobry wieczr wszystkim
[09:29] <rickyfingers> the cd, also someone was asking about ntfs-3g?
[09:29] <Stormx2> caseyomah: What?
[09:29] <Suspekt> caseyomah, yeah i guess im just going to have to suffer the ancient fat32 partition untill some one develops something new that both sides can play nice togetehr with
[09:29] <raven> join #ubuntu.pl
[09:29] <macdo_> my external usb harddrive isn't being recognised after upgrade to 6.10
[09:29] <Suspekt> rickyfingers, yes me
[09:29] <rickyfingers> I don't know much about it, but this bootable cd has support for that protocol/filesystem
[09:29] <macdo_> help...
[09:29] <Stormx2> Guys my apt is broken. Gimme a min.
[09:29] <Suspekt> rickyfingers, i want to know if it works with software raid
[09:29] <rickyfingers> So suspekt, if you wanted to play with it some
[09:29] <caseyomah> Suspekt: I heard rumors of Win32 support for NFS... But I haven't found evidence of it's existing.
[09:29] <rickyfingers> You could download that bootable cd and see how performance is
[09:30] <Stormx2> NFS?
[09:30] <caseyomah> Stormx2: Network File System.
[09:30] <Suspekt> caseyomah, i find its far easyer to add linux support for a FS than it is to add NT support to a FS
[09:30] <wwyyzzoo> vaRIANT i got the quik file ..i's a quik-2.0-1k.ydl4.ppc.rpm file how can i use it
[09:30] <wwyyzzoo> coz_ can you tell me  more about the quik-2.0-1k.ydl4.ppc.rpm file?
[09:30] <rickyfingers> I think you can already do NFS in windows with cygwin
[09:30] <rapha> kmaynard: It is a Canon Canoscan 630U
[09:30] <rickyfingers> Yes, you can. I remember now.
[09:30] <caseyomah> rickyfingers: I haven't played with CygWin.
[09:30] <strabes> Stormx2: quodlibet isn't bad. it's very lightweight.
[09:30] <rickyfingers> You can run an nfs server in cygwin
[09:31] <LjL> Suspekt: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324055 (client) http://opensource.franz.com/nfs/ (server)
[09:31] <rickyfingers> that's another thing everyone should check out
[09:31] <rickyfingers> http://cygwin.com
[09:31] <kmaynard> rapha, i dunno...google and the forums are the best i can do. i have a visioneer that's useless
[09:31] <caseyomah> Suspekt: Looks like NFS is the "friendly" way to go.
[09:31] <strabes> Stormx2: not very many features but that's how i like it at least.
[09:31] <dfgas_> how do i reconfigure X?
[09:31] <rickyfingers> Cygwin even has a utility where you can start the nfsd as a windows service
[09:31] <psusi> NFS is bad, M'kay?
[09:31] <sol90> hi just wondering ... where is the subversion package? I tried installing it but didn't work
[09:31] <LjL> dfgas_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[09:32] <rickyfingers> I agree, it's a hole
[09:32] <rickyfingers> *NFS is a whole
[09:32] <LjL> !info subversion | sol90
[09:32] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  I've done it all.. How do I restart privoxy?  I didn't know it was even running?
[09:32] <ubotu> subversion: advanced version control system (aka. svn). In component main, is optional. Version 1.3.2-3ubuntu2 (edgy), package size 203 kB, installed size 3020 kB
[09:32] <rickyfingers> but we make trade offs
[09:32] <rickyfingers> depending on project requirements
[09:32] <sol90> LjL sorry I don't understand?
[09:32] <rickyfingers> me, I'm happy just using sftp, scp, & friends.
[09:32] <LjL> sol90, well you asked where it is, and it's in main
[09:33] <rickyfingers> Farm_Fres
[09:33] <rickyfingers> ps -ef | grep -i privoxy
[09:33] <fangorious> how do I read man or info pages in gnome-help?
[09:33] <sol90> LjL - i typed sudo apt-get install subversion
[09:33] <psusi> sol90: the package name is just svn
[09:33] <psusi> I think
[09:33] <Farm_Fresh> rickyfingers:  was that for me?  And what will that do?
[09:33] <rapha> kmaynard: google and forums bring up that the scanner works fine when xsane is run as root. That was the case for me under Dapper as well. Just now, under Edgy it won
[09:33] <LjL> psusi, no
[09:33] <rapha> 't
[09:33] <shrndegruv> guys how do i search for a pakcage?
[09:33] <LjL> sol90, and?
[09:33] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: sudo -i <password> then do a ps -ef and look for the pid of privoxy. Then do kill -HUP <pid>
[09:33] <psusi> maybe not...
[09:34] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell shrndegruv about packages
[09:34] <fangorious> shrndegruv: apt-cache search <keyword>
[09:34] <LjL> !info svn | psusi
[09:34] <ubotu> Package svn does not exist in any distro I know
[09:34] <Stormx2> No!
[09:34] <sol90> LjL -  i got the "Package subversion is not available" msg
[09:34] <Stormx2> You gotta install "subversion"
[09:34] <LjL> sol90: do you have internet repositories enabled?
[09:34] <sol90> Stormx2 - yes.. but it won't let me
[09:34] <Stormx2> !info subversion
[09:34] <LjL> Stormx2, read above
[09:34] <sol90> LjL - how do I find out if it's enabled?
[09:34] <ubotu> subversion: advanced version control system (aka. svn). In component main, is optional. Version 1.3.2-3ubuntu2 (edgy), package size 203 kB, installed size 3020 kB
[09:34] <Stormx2> o.o
[09:34] <Stormx2> hmm
[09:34] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell sol90 about repos
[09:35] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: Then you have to reconfigure firefox to use privoxy.
[09:35] <LjL> sol90: you can put your /etc/apt/sources.list into the pastebin so i can check, if you prefer
[09:35] <shrndegruv> sorry ubuntu newb
[09:35] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  I installed the recomended button or whatever for firefox.
[09:35] <LjL> Stormx2, i bet he only has the CD repository enabled
[09:35] <Stormx2> LjL: mhmm.
[09:35] <Farm_Fresh> wouldn't a restart just do the same as this?
[09:35] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: excellent!
[09:35] <dnite> does anyone know how to set a dcc port range in BitchX ?? I found a way to force a certain port.. but I don't seem to be able to set a range ...
[09:36] <sol90> LjL - this is embarrasing.. how do I use the pastebin?
[09:36] <LjL> !pastebin | sol90
[09:36] <ubotu> sol90: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[09:36] <LjL> sol90: just paste and give me the URL
[09:36] <salah_> hello. how do I fix the screen resolution?
[09:36] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: be warned tough. The connection can be ssssllloowwww
[09:36] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell salah_ about fixres
[09:36] <rickyfingers> salah - xorg.conf
[09:36] <shrndegruv> thanx
[09:36] <Stormx2> salah_: Fix it?
[09:36] <rickyfingers> man xorg.conf
[09:36] <rickyfingers> for more info
[09:36] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  oh..
[09:36] <slinky_> hello folks, I lost my sound card and now I am forced to use the integrated sound on the mother board, is there anyway to remove everything associated with sound and restart over without having to do a complete reinstall?
[09:37] <LjL> rickyfingers: or dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, for that matter
[09:37] <Stormx2> slinky_: o.o how did you lose it?
[09:37] <caseyomah> How do I change a users decault X Window Manager? (Gnome/KDE/XFce...)
[09:37] <caseyomah> default*
[09:37] <slinky_> Stormx2: it fried
[09:37] <sol90> LjL - http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30674/
[09:37] <rickyfingers> slinky, you may just be able to disable the onboard sound
[09:37] <rickyfingers> in the bios
[09:38] <LjL> sol90: you don't have anything enabled. hold on
[09:38] <rickyfingers> but if you fried the card...
[09:38] <LjL> sol90: also, are you aware that breezy is a bit dated (though still supported for 5 months)?
[09:38] <sol90> LjL - yep i'm aware of that
[09:39] <slinky_> rickyfingers: I have onboard sound working but there is so much stuff installed for the sound blaster live that it is interfering with the onboard sound
[09:39] <Alexa25> okay
[09:39] <j2daosh> is edgy stable yet?
[09:39] <Alexa25> question
[09:39] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  So if I have the green Tor Enabled... it's up and running?
[09:39] <Alexa25> I tried updating using what they said
[09:39] <Alexa25> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EdgyUpgrades#head-7e4d0a8850f88d770c9e373ca84c3a78703a58ad
[09:39] <Alexa25> there
[09:39] <Alexa25> but when I do that, it says no updates are available
[09:39] <warkruid> tich: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30675/
[09:40] <j2daosh> does the edgy update knock out all the old apps?
[09:40] <LjL> sol90: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30676/ <- i've also enabled universe and multiverse, and removed the CD repository
[09:40] <LjL> sol90: type "sudo apt-get update" after changing the sources.list file
[09:40] <j2daosh> make it as base system i have to reinstall everyone on again?
[09:40] <j2daosh> s/everyone/everything
[09:41] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell j2daosh about upgrade
[09:41] <pcgigabyte> Hello could someone help me. I can't get my mic working in Ubuntu?
[09:41] <LjL> j2daosh: your applications will still be there after an upgrade.
[09:41] <sol90> LjL - http://www.macewan.org/2006/02/23/upgrading-breezy-to-dapper/  <-- is this reliable?
[09:41] <LjL> and edgy is released, yes
[09:41] <caseyomah> j2daosh: The live cd install is more stable then the repository dist-upgrade (in my experience)
[09:41] <sol90> LjL - ... to upgrade to dapper, i mean
[09:41] <salah_> thanks, fixed now
[09:41] <LjL> !upgrade | sol90, i don't know, i'd follow the official docs
[09:41] <ubotu> sol90, i don't know, i'd follow the official docs: For upgrading, see instructions at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes (you can also find this in the channel topic: type "/topic")  -  See also !downgrade
[09:42] <j2daosh> dont have the live cd
[09:42] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: yes, but to test it you should follow the testlink on tor.eff.org. don't now exactly what it was.. moment..
[09:42] <slinky_> rickyfingers: any ideas?
[09:42] <j2daosh> i still got the dapper one
[09:42] <sol90> LjL - thanks for all the help..
[09:42] <LjL> j2daosh: you normally upgrade from the internet
[09:42] <j2daosh> what are the bennies of updating?>
[09:42] <pcgigabyte> hey could someone help me. I can get my mic working in Ubuntu?
[09:42] <caseyomah> j2daosh: You can just download it.
[09:42] <salah_> Ubotu, please tell salah_ about firefox
[09:42] <rickyfingers> slinky - I forget
[09:42] <rickyfingers> ideas on what
[09:43] <caseyomah> j2daosh: New mount functionalities, and a few other things. a M$ style load screen (no debug info)
[09:43] <slinky_> rickyfingers: any way to completely remove sound associated stuff and start over without doing a full reinstall
[09:43] <tuskernini> !firefox
[09:43] <ubotu> firefox is the default web-browser on Ubuntu. To install the latest version, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion Installing plugins: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxPlugins
[09:43] <rickyfingers> well, first of all there's drivers
[09:44] <pcgigabyte> Could someone tell me how to get my microphone to work?
[09:44] <rickyfingers> modprobe -;
[09:44] <rickyfingers> modprobe -l i mean
[09:44] <rickyfingers> modprobe -l | less
[09:44] <caseyomah> pcgigabyte: Plug it in?
[09:44] <livingtm> does anyone have the flash9 beta running in edgy64?
[09:44] <tuskernini> I updated to edgy, but have problems in flash... so now i use dapper on another partition again...
[09:44] <rickyfingers> would probably be better
[09:44] <knapp> What is the correct package name for kernel headers for kernel 2.6*
[09:44] <knapp> ?
[09:44] <rickyfingers> that'll show you what sound card driver you have installed currently
[09:44] <pcgigabyte> it is plugged int. I can hear it back through the speakers. Just no program will pick it up not even sound recorder
[09:45] <rickyfingers> then, do lspic
[09:45] <rickyfingers> i mean lspci
[09:45] <livingtm> i went through instructions to install flash9 beta, but firefox doesnt seem to detect it. pages still tell me i need the plugin
[09:45] <caseyomah> Do you have it selected for recording?
[09:45] <rickyfingers> that'll show you the exact name of your soundcard
[09:45] <Corbo> hello
[09:45] <rickyfingers> then remove the driver for your current sound card (the on board one)
[09:45] <LjL> knapp: linux-headers-generic should do
[09:45] <rickyfingers> and modprobe the right one
[09:45] <livingtm> yeahyeah
[09:46] <rickyfingers> I'm doing a lot of hand-waving here..
[09:46] <pcgigabyte> what do you mean modprobe the right one/please explain?
[09:46] <pcgigabyte> like example
[09:46] <rickyfingers> pcigigabyte
[09:46] <Corbo> when I try to install network-manager-pptp I get "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libatk1.0-0" - can someone help me?
[09:46] <rickyfingers> I was referring to slink
[09:46] <slinky_> rickyfingers: writing it all down :)
[09:46] <rickyfingers> y's question about a sound card
[09:46] <Alexa25> (15:45:18) livingtm: i went through instructions to install flash9 beta, but firefox doesnt seem to detect it. pages still tell me i need the plugin <<--i have the same problem
[09:46] <pcgigabyte> Oh well I found out what sound board I have. Now what do I do?
[09:46] <knapp> q
[09:46] <pcgigabyte> i did that lspci thing
[09:46] <Megaqwerty> Does anyone know when the new version of gaim is going to be in the repositories?
[09:47] <livingtm> Alexa25, hmm amd64?
[09:47] <caseyomah> pcgigabyte: There's a capture tab and a capture button below each audio input device.
[09:47] <pcgigabyte> capture tab
[09:47] <pcgigabyte> You mean in voulume control?
[09:47] <caseyomah> pcgigabyte: Yup.
[09:47] <LjL> Megaqwerty, it'll never be in the standard edgy repositories.
[09:47] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: http://serifos.eecs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/ipaddr.pl?tor=1 or ipd.shat.net
[09:47] <knapp> What is the correct package name for kernel headers for kernel 2.6*?
[09:47] <pcgigabyte> okay under mic it is set to volume icon x and mic icon no x
[09:47] <LjL> knapp: i just answered
[09:47] <Corbo> when I try to install network-manager-pptp I get "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libatk1.0-0" - can someone help me?
[09:47] <ptr> Alexa25: where are those inctructions for amd64?
[09:48] <slinky_> rickyfingers: isthat it for now?
[09:48] <tsole1> hi
[09:48] <Megaqwerty> LjL: okay, so I have to use gksu "update-manager -c" ?
[09:48] <knapp> LjL I didn't see, can you repeat it?
[09:48] <Suspekt> Question: If i have Firefox 64bit i cannot use flash, but if i also install swiftfox 32bit, would that have flash support?
[09:48] <caseyomah> pcgigabyte: On the right icon of the two?
[09:48] <tsole1> hey guys iv got one question
[09:48] <LjL> Megaqwerty: ...? yeah, in six months though. now the latest version available is edgy
[09:48] <rickyfingers> once you do the lspci do the modprobe -l | less
[09:48] <LjL> knapp: linux-headers-generic should do
[09:48] <Megaqwerty> oh, ok, thanks
[09:48] <knapp> Thanks LjL
[09:48] <LGKeiz-Windows> Hey guys I got a network list now, for my wireless device but it's not accepting my password, my driver unloads everytime I reboot, any idea what is wrong?
[09:48] <rickyfingers> and look for a module that matches your sound card
[09:49] <pcgigabyte> Okay right below the microphone icon in ubuntu volume control. On the little speaker icon there is a red x. On the little microphone icon there is no x.
[09:49] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  Thanks.. whats the deal with running a server?  I do have some spar bandwidth.
[09:49] <tsole1> can anyone answer?
[09:49] <LGKeiz-Windows> Hey guys I got a network list now, for my wireless device but it's not accepting my password, my driver unloads everytime I reboot, any idea what is wrong?
[09:49] <slinky_> rickyfingers: following :)
[09:49] <Corbo> anyone feeling helpful?
[09:49] <LjL> !ask | tsole1, corbo
[09:49] <ubotu> tsole1, corbo: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[09:49] <caseyomah> pcgigabyte: Well, that's as far as I go with that.
[09:49] <rickyfingers> LGK, /etc/modules
[09:49] <tsole1> ok
[09:49] <pcgigabyte> Well how come it wouldn't be working in any program?
[09:49] <Corbo> ubotu: when I try to install network-manager-pptp I get "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libatk1.0-0" - can someone help me?
[09:49] <rickyfingers> add the module for your wireless nic
[09:50] <knapp> LjL that package isn't in the main? repository. Do you know where I can find it?
[09:50] <rickyfingers> and it'll get loaded at boot time
[09:50] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers - how?
[09:50] <tsole1> why  sometimes a cann see my network computer and sometimes not?
[09:50] <LGKeiz-Windows> Im new to nix lol
[09:50] <rickyfingers> ok, you open a terminal window
[09:50] <LjL> !info linux-headers-generic | knapp
[09:50] <ubotu> linux-headers-generic: Generic Linux kernel headers. In component main, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS> (edgy), package size 23 kB, installed size 52 kB
[09:50] <Vuen> hey all. i'm trying to checkout the tcl source from cvs and it's not working. here's the command i'm using:
[09:50] <brum> 14-1168087664.dsl.bell.ca]  has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)]
[09:50] <Vuen> cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/tcl login
[09:50] <brum> 12:38 -!- incorrect<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit ["Leaving"]
[09:50] <brum> 12:38 -!- inimesekene_<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Remote closed the connection]
[09:50] <Vuen> and here's the error i get:
[09:50] <brum> 12:38 < otacon22_> i have download and tryed it now
[09:50] <rickyfingers> then do cd /etc
[09:50] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell brum about paste
[09:50] <rickyfingers> then sudo vi modules
[09:50] <Vuen> cvs [login aborted] : connect to cvs.sourceforge.net(<IP_ADDRESS>):2401 failed: No route to host
[09:50] <dimaka> hello amigos
[09:50] <Vuen> anyone know what's going on?
[09:50] <rickyfingers> you might actaully want to do sudo gedit modules
[09:51] <tuskernini> pcgigabyte, do you have a mic boost on?
[09:51] <dimaka> how are you here?
[09:51] <psusi> lk11mn: you around?
[09:51] <rickyfingers> if you're not comfortable with vi
[09:51] <LGKeiz-Windows> uhm okay
[09:51] <LGKeiz-Windows> hold on
[09:51] <pcgigabyte> yes
[09:51] <Corbo> has anyone here setup network-manager-pptp ?
[09:51] <rickyfingers> then on the bottom line
[09:51] <rickyfingers> of the file,
[09:51] <Vuen> argh. this channel is way too busy
[09:51] <rickyfingers> type in the name of the module for your wnic
[09:51] <pcgigabyte> Yes. I have mic boost on.
[09:51] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: check out the mailinglists. Basically you can assign some of your bandwidth to the server. Be warned tough it could get your ip adress banned by some networks.
[09:51] <LGKeiz-Windows> ricky - sudo gedit what path?
[09:52] <rickyfingers> sudo gedit /etc/modules
[09:52] <tsole1> can i see from ubuntu my scanner which is on my network?
[09:52] <slinky_> thank you rickyfingers
[09:52] <rickyfingers> no problem slink
[09:52] <LGKeiz-Windows> and I add the module name
[09:52] <lk11mn> psusi:  just back from the shower
[09:52] <LGKeiz-Windows> which is in ndiswrapper -l ?
[09:53] <rickyfingers> now you're good to go, as far as having the module be loaded when you reboot
[09:53] <LGKeiz-Windows> >.> ddo i?
[09:53] <rickyfingers> But now, you've got password problems
[09:53] <LGKeiz-Windows> add that name
[09:53] <LGKeiz-Windows> Lol
[09:53] <psusi> lk11mn: I just uploaded a new package to the bug report... try that
[09:53] <fd0man> Does anyone have any experience with Edgy and the i810 X driver and dual-head configurations actually working?
[09:53] <rickyfingers> so there's still more work to be done
[09:53] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers: I add the name in iwconfig -l ?
[09:53] <Wanderer> Anyone using skype or similar voip for business needs?
[09:53] <knapp> q
[09:53] <LGKeiz-Windows> err
[09:53] <LGKeiz-Windows> ndiswrapper *(
[09:53] <lk11mn> psusi: what's it do?
[09:53] <bennyk97> wassup?
[09:53] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  why would that be?
[09:53] <psusi> lk11mn: if I did it right, it should make the devices just in /dev instead of /dev/mapper, and I think that will keep the installer from getting confused and thinking they are lvm volumes
[09:54] <rickyfingers> I don't follow
[09:54] <macdo_> How can I mount an external HD via USb when it's not recognised?
[09:54] <lk11mn> psusi: oh that'd be really cool, thx
[09:54] <rickyfingers> LKG, do you mean putting in the SSID
[09:54] <rickyfingers> that's iwconfig wlan0 essid whatever-your-ssid is
[09:54] <macdo_> it used to do it automatically under Dapper, but not apparently with edgy...
[09:54] <beau> anyone ever had problemsgetting grub working dual booting with windows, it will only boottowindows
[09:54] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers: lol.. I use network-manager
[09:55] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers: I don't know why i's not accepting my password
[09:55] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers: I know it's the right password
[09:55] <gyaresu> macdo_, Make it become  recognised. Do 'tail -f   /var/log/messages' and stick the drive in (only use the back usb ports at the moment)
[09:55] <LGKeiz-Windows> It works with my windows system
[09:55] <Nuked> I am currently running edgy, and I want to install the latest version of abiword 2.4.6, but if I remove 2.4.5 so many other things are removed with it, like xfprint4 libchewing3-data libgoffice-gtk-0-3 libgoffice-0-common anthy... Is this a cause for concern?
[09:55] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: When they think some abuse (think massive leeching) comes from your ipadres they could ban it
[09:55] <rickyfingers> LKG I never really used the gui to do wireless stuff
[09:55] <rickyfingers> So I can't really speak from experience
[09:55] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  ah ha.
[09:55] <rickyfingers> Is the password for like a pptp or pppoe connection?
[09:56] <rickyfingers> Anyway there's another thing
[09:56] <warkruid> Farm_Fresh: So configure carefully!
[09:56] <gyaresu> macdo_, after you plug it in 'dmesg' should have 'sdd1' or sda1 or something.
[09:56] <LGKeiz-Windows> It's still not loading the module...
[09:56] <rickyfingers> I don't know if Linux has support for wpa or now
[09:56] <Nchalada> mornin
[09:56] <LGKeiz-Windows> what do I put in /etc/modules/ ?
[09:56] <LGKeiz-Windows> the module name in ndiswrapper -l ?
[09:56] <rickyfingers> OK, LKG here's what you need to do
[09:56] <LGKeiz-Windows> or driver
[09:56] <LGKeiz-Windows> lol
[09:56] <rickyfingers> module=driver in linux
[09:57] <rickyfingers> the module is just ndiswrapper
[09:57] <rickyfingers> if you know ndiswrapper works for your wnic
[09:57] <caseyomah> How do I change a user's default window manager in X?
[09:57] <skreet> anyone know how to switch between open buffers in nano?
[09:57] <LGKeiz-Windows> Because when I do ndiswrapper -l It said the driver is installed and present.. I put the driver name in the thing you told me to, rebooted, and it's not loaded
[09:57] <rickyfingers> just put ndiswrapper on the last line of /etc/modules
[09:57] <LGKeiz-Windows> o_o;
[09:57] <rickyfingers> if you type lsmod at the command prompt
[09:57] <rickyfingers> you should see ndiswrapper listed
[09:58] <rickyfingers> do lsmod | less to page through the list of modules one screen at a time
[09:58] <rickyfingers> if you've got a lot of modules
[09:58] <tsole1> hey can i see from ubuntu a scanner thats on my network or not?
[09:58] <Kannix> Hi all
[09:58] <rickyfingers> if you don't see it there, then it aint really loaded
[09:58] <macdo_> gyaresu, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30678/ is the output from dmesg
[09:58] <LjL> tsole1, how's the scanner shared?
[09:58] <rickyfingers> did you do modprobe ndiswrapper?
[09:58] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers do i put ndiswrapper in /etc/modules ?
[09:58] <tsole1> its not shared
[09:58] <LGKeiz-Windows> so **
[09:59] <dado_> hi
[09:59] <macdo_> it's kicking out errors
[09:59] <rickyfingers> yes, just put that one word ndiswrapper
[09:59] <tsole1> is it a way that i cann share a scanner?
[09:59] <rickyfingers> on a line by itself in /etc/modules
[09:59] <dado_> do you have a talking bot here?
[09:59] <LjL> tsole1: if it's connected to a Windows machine, i doubt you can share it
[09:59] <Farm_Fresh> warkruid:  well thanks for the help. I'm off to work.  Good bye.
[09:59] <Nuked> anyone willing to answer the question I posted earlier?
[09:59] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell dado_ about bot
[09:59] <tsole1> it is connected to windows
[09:59] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers: k rebooting, what about the password problem?
[10:00] <rickyfingers> Well, I need some more details
[10:00] <LjL> Nuked, yes, i'd find it a cause of concern personally
[10:00] <tsole1> it is on windows which are on the network
[10:00] <LGKeiz-Windows> sec
[10:00] <LjL> tsole1, i don't think Windows provides any way to share a scanner.
[10:00] <shrndegruv> ok im freaking out
[10:00] <gyaresu> macdo_, Right. Doesn't like it.
[10:00] <jest> I cant login to a user. I need to remove a line from the startup in the session manager. Anyone know were I can find that file?
[10:00] <rickyfingers> LkG
[10:00] <LGKeiz-Windows> what kind of details?
[10:01] <shrndegruv> i followed http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#How_to_install_Xgl.2FBeryl_.28ATI.29
[10:01] <caseyomah> tsole1: Unless your Windows driver for the scanner has sharing capabilities you can't share it.
[10:01] <rickyfingers> The thing is, at the wireless layer of the network
[10:01] <shrndegruv> which sets up a separate xsession for xgl
[10:01] <Nuked> LjL, basically it wants to remove xubuntu-desktop. Can I just compile abiword and install it with checkinstall? will everything be ok
[10:01] <Nuked> ?
[10:01] <shrndegruv> which doesnt work
[10:01] <shrndegruv> but
[10:01] <grzelsyn> Hi. I add new user to ubuntu dapper system, but this new user could not open/initialize sound device, therefore he can't play music. What should I do to let him to use this device?
[10:01] <shrndegruv> when i say log in to gnome
[10:01] <Jon335> I'm having problems printing on Edgy, can anyone help?
[10:01] <shrndegruv> beryl and all features work fine
[10:01] <shrndegruv> on an old laptop
[10:01] <rickyfingers> Wait, wait...I'm remembering in windows, there's an authentication
[10:01] <Nuked> Jon335, what printer?
[10:01] <macdo_> gyaresu, no, it doesn't. And I don't know why. Ironically; it has all my pre-upgrade backups on it... not good news
[10:01] <Kannix> Did anybody here ever get the Spamfilter built in to Evolution to work?
[10:01] <rickyfingers> thing on the control for the wireless network connection
[10:02] <LjL> !ubuntu-desktop | nuked, that package being removed is not a cause of concern - *other* packages being removed might be
[10:02] <fifth> hi all, i'm having dependency probs installing gdeb on edgy, is this a normal edgy problem or something borked on my system?
[10:02] <shwag> how come when I   sudo useradd newuser  .... it doesnt create a  /home/newuser  ???
[10:02] <gyaresu> macdo_, HDD is it? Powered?
[10:02] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers - iwlist eth1 scan is picking up network sand all that it's just not accepting my password..
[10:02] <LGKeiz-Windows> hmm
[10:02] <lk11mn_> psusi: i'm guessing i should have deactivated the partitions in /dev/mapper/ BEFORE i upgraded to your dmraid
[10:02] <LjL> Nuked, i can't tell either way. i'd just keep 2.4.5, installing something like that is never quite safe
[10:02] <gyaresu> grzelsyn, try gpasswd
[10:02] <Jon335> Nuked: I have two, a Brother MFC-210C, and a Canon PIXMA iP1500
[10:02] <tsole1> if i install ubuntu on the macine that now ive got windows will i be able to share then?
[10:02] <rickyfingers> OK, what kind of wireless connection are you using
[10:02] <LjL> !ubuntu-desktop | nuked
[10:02] <ubotu> nuked: k/ed/x/ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage. It depends upon other packages and brings them in; you can safely remove it, but it is recommended that you re-install it when upgrading.
[10:02] <psusi> lk11mn_: heh... probably ;)
[10:02] <rickyfingers> Is it to an ISP or is it just to a router in your lan
[10:03] <macdo_> gyaresu, yeah, a IDE HD in a box, powered, even ventilated
[10:03] <gyaresu> grzelsyn, Shouldn't need to but... 'su newuser' then 'groups' they should be in the audio group.
[10:03] <Jon335> Nuked: They both just say receiving dadta and don't print.
[10:03] <LGKeiz-Windows> it's from my laptop to my router
[10:03] <verboxx> hi! this may be a noob question, but can I login as root to a Gnome Session?
[10:03] <LjL> verboxx: don't.
[10:03] <lk11mn> eh?
[10:03] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell verboxx about root
[10:03] <gyaresu> verbose, yes. but ^^
[10:03] <psusi> !root | verboxx
[10:03] <ubotu> verboxx: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[10:03] <rBlong2us> hi I have horizontal jumping on my screen what kinda values could I pass the Xorg in order fix this for an LCD
[10:03] <timo90> How do i set up the Route for inter net connection shearing on ubuntu
[10:04] <rickyfingers> I'd look at the configuration options
[10:04] <rickyfingers> in your router
[10:04] <rBlong2us> what are save values?
[10:04] <rickyfingers> find out exactly what protocol it's using to do the authentication
[10:04] <shwag> how come when I   sudo useradd newuser  .... it doesnt create a  /home/newuser  ???
[10:04] <Nuked> Jon335, I have the same problem with my pixma. I can't help you with the brother printer though
[10:04] <verboxx> and can I create a user with all the root privileges??
[10:04] <tich> to stream video the restricted format wiki suggests installing the totem-xine-firefox-plugin but it does exist.  how do i stream video?
[10:04] <rickyfingers> or....change the security settings in your router
[10:04] <LjL> verboxx: why?
[10:04] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, how bad is the jumping (totally unreadable?)
[10:04] <shwag> verboxx: just edit them into all the needed groups in /etc/groups
[10:04] <psusi> verboxx: no... you prefix commands that require root permissions with sudo
[10:04] <shwag> verboxx: do you know how to get a users home directory created ?
[10:05] <Jon335> It does it for both printers, there must be something wrong with CUPs, right?
[10:05] <tich> to stream video the restricted format wiki suggests installing the totem-xine-firefox-plugin but it does NOT exist.  how do i stream video?
[10:05] <rickyfingers> I'm not even sure iwconfig supports wpa encryption
[10:05] <gyaresu> shwag, verboxx 'gpasswd' for adding users to groups.
[10:05] <grzelsyn> gyaresu: I don't exactly understand what should I do... I think to log to this new user and what next? What does it mean 'groups'? Do you mean some command or file or something?
[10:05] <rickyfingers> ok just googled
[10:05] <verboxx> LjL: I access a server via VNC but I must login before I can move things around
[10:05] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: not totally I am reagin right now and using it but higly annoying enough to scare people away and tell me how a piece of shit linux is and that they wanna go back to m$$
[10:05] <rickyfingers> yes, ubuntu does have some support for wpa
[10:06] <rBlong2us> so I need to fix this for linuk's sake
[10:06] <rickyfingers> http://www.itlabs.umn.edu/help/network/wireless-linux-wpa.php
[10:06] <shwag> gyaresu: verboxx: wrong...gpasswd is for change a groups passwd.  addgroup is for adding to groups
[10:06] <verboxx> but I can't use nautilus as root and I hate terminal :)
[10:06] <rickyfingers> but I've never used it
[10:06] <LjL> verboxx: ok, why do you need a root account to login in, still?
[10:06] <rickyfingers> I'm pretty comfortable with 128 bit wep key
[10:06] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, try xp without knowing you need Nvidia drivers etc.
[10:06] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfinger - It's WEP
[10:06] <rickyfingers> but then again, I'm lazy
[10:06] <foreverdaed> im having some serious problems trying to get my ubuntu install to boot, even super grub cd isnt helping me
[10:06] <rickyfingers> OK if it's WEP
[10:06] <shwag> verboxx: if you hate terminal then get off of linux.
[10:06] <rickyfingers> that's easy
[10:06] <LGKeiz-Windows> my password is<PHONE_NUMBER> which I entered
[10:06] <lk11mn> psusi: i guess reboot is the best option at this stage back in a bit
[10:06] <LGKeiz-Windows> and it still doesn't work
[10:06] <LGKeiz-Windows> is there a way to boost the signal power on the laptop
[10:06] <claviola> Is anyone using Loobuntu? (http://www.loobuntu.info/)
[10:06] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: nope this is SIS driver
[10:06] <grndslm> what's the easiest way to determine what type of cpu i have??
[10:06] <tich> is totem-mozilla the same as totem-xine-firefox-plugin?
[10:07] <rBlong2us> I am desperate
[10:07] <rickyfingers> iwconfig wlan0 key<PHONE_NUMBER>
[10:07] <timo90> how do i make my ubuntu pc the gateway  device on my network for internet connection shearing
[10:07] <fd0man> I am having some issues with i810 on an Intel 915GM chipset and dual-head.  I have described the problem on the web:  http://community.livejournal.com/linux/1545408.html#cutid1
[10:07] <LjL> LGKeiz-Windows: passwords aren't made to be sent in plaintext to the entire internet, y'know
[10:07] <rickyfingers> make sure you've got the essid right too
[10:07] <fd0man> Does anyone have any experience with such an issue?
[10:07] <LGKeiz-Windows> wlan0?
[10:07] <caseyomah> How campatible is wine backed up by M$ dlls?
[10:07] <LGKeiz-Windows> I use eth1
[10:07] <rBlong2us> what are save values for horizontal sync?
[10:07] <rickyfingers> my bad
[10:07] <shwag> verboxx: there is ways to do it in the GUI too, but it is going to be a long hard road if you avoid the terminal. terminal is fun. repeat after me, terminal is fun.
[10:07] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, but you get my point about unfair comparisons.
[10:07] <rickyfingers> iwconfig eth1 key blahblahblah
[10:07] <LGKeiz-Windows> LjL - I don't use it for regular password, Im not that stu[od
[10:07] <LGKeiz-Windows> stupid *
[10:07] <shwag> verboxx: besides...how are you ever going to admin a remote server without knowing how to use a terminal.
[10:08] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: so what's your point?
[10:08] <verboxx> shwag: It's my work. and its really not for me, but for a co-worker
[10:08] <rBlong2us> I wanna try a different value
[10:08] <verboxx> he doesn't know how to use terminal. he's a wintendo guy
[10:08] <shwag> verboxx: so you are just helping a friend with ubuntu ?
[10:09] <caseyomah> gyaresu: Some people are used to haveing everything handed to them (M$ drivers come with hardware)
[10:09] <rickyfingers> LKG how goes the war?
[10:09] <fatsheep> I followed the samba guide: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 but it isn't working...
[10:09] <rickyfingers> After you get the wep key and the essid right
[10:09] <verboxx> shwag: yep, and he doesnt speak english
[10:09] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers what now
[10:09] <psusi> verboxx: most of the admin type gui programs are already sudo'd
[10:09] <gyaresu> shwag gpasswd is actually used for adding users to groups. passwords are incidental. (yes you can just edit the groups file)
[10:10] <rickyfingers> OK do iwconfig and check to make sure that the essid and wep key are correct
[10:10] <foreverdaed> anyone got some time to help me getting my already installed ubuntu to boot?
[10:10] <shwag> gyaresu: what about addgroup
[10:10] <rickyfingers> then, if they are, do dhclient eth1
[10:10] <shwag> gyaresu: and groupadd too!
[10:10] <knapp> I have made a mess with the Nvidia driver install. Nvidia-settings says im using 8776, but when I try to do nvidia-install --uninstall it says there is no driver installed. When I try to reinstall it says it cannot find the kernel headers. How can I just wipe all of them out and start again? (besides reformatting)
[10:10] <LGKeiz-Windows> they are
[10:10] <rickyfingers> and see if you get an ip address from the router
[10:10] <LGKeiz-Windows> Like I said
[10:10] <LGKeiz-Windows> I use network-manager
[10:10] <gyaresu> caseyomah, Yes and they are usually out of date having been included around manufacturing. Hence virtually untested.
[10:10] <LGKeiz-Windows> I don't use the regular functions
[10:10] <macdo_> gyaresu, no ideas to mount this rather inconsiderate (replace last words by a big bad 4 letter...) HD?
[10:10] <verboxx> shwag: I already added a user to all the root groups: disk, adm, etc, but not working
[10:10] <shrndegruv> where do i get gkrellm themes?
[10:11] <rBlong2us> I can tell you MF that I am not f#$# used to have everything f#$$ handed by m$$$ as I've trying to fix this flicker shit problem with Ubuntu for a about a f#@$ week now
[10:11] <shrndegruv> there is no gkrellm-themes package
[10:11] <psusi> verboxx: what is not working?
[10:11] <shwag> verboxx: what exactly are you trying to acheive ?
[10:11] <gyaresu> shwag, remembering which one adds a group and which adds a user is annoying.
[10:11] <LjL> !language | rBlong2us, not again please
[10:11] <ubotu> rBlong2us, not again please: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[10:11] <rBlong2us> sorry
[10:11] <verboxx> shwag: that a machine login automatically like root. or login like a root-alias
[10:12] <gyaresu> macdo_, modprobe -l |grep hci
[10:12] <rickyfingers> LKG should just be properties
[10:12] <shwag> verboxx: so you are trying to get your GUI to load as root ?
[10:12] <rickyfingers> under network connection
[10:12] <rickyfingers> and tell it to get ip address from dhcp or automatically,
[10:12] <verboxx> shwag: automatically, when I boot up the machine
[10:12] <rBlong2us> what are some save horyzontal sync for an LCD screen
[10:12] <rickyfingers> it's dhcp
[10:12] <shwag> verboxx: so you want your machine to startup with NO security ?
[10:12] <verboxx> shwag: yep. NOOOOO security, like wintendo
[10:12] <psusi> verboxx: if you want auto login, go to the security tab in the login window preferences and enable it
[10:13] <macdo_> gyaresu: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30681/
[10:13] <verboxx> jaja
[10:13] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, try 'sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-driver-all'
[10:13] <shwag> verboxx: windows users dont realize that this does not make linux easier. It actually makes linux CRASH MORE. Stop now.
[10:13] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers network connections ?!
[10:13] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, then post your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file to pastebin, please.
[10:13] <erUSUL> rBlong2us: horizontal and vertical sync does not have any meaning in lcd technology
[10:13] <erUSUL> !lcd
[10:13] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lcd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[10:13] <rickyfingers> system->administration->networking
[10:13] <rickyfingers> my bad
[10:13] <shwag> verboxx: a horrible horrible idea. please just stop. You have no point.
[10:13] <caseyomah> verboxx: You have to "sudo passwd" to make a password for root, then you can log into the GUI as root/password
[10:14] <gyaresu> macdo_, 'lsmod |grep hci
[10:14] <psusi> caseyomah: no, you can not, don't tell people to do that, it's a bad idea, and it won't work
[10:14] <LGKeiz-Windows> like I said it doesnt use it..
[10:14] <LGKeiz-Windows> I have network-manager installed
[10:14] <LGKeiz-Windows> it takes over
[10:14] <rBlong2us> E: Package xserver-xorg-driver-all has no installation candida
[10:14] <rBlong2us> great
[10:14] <verboxx> shwag: I understand the problem but my friend here doesn't understand the problem
[10:14] <macdo_> gyaresu: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30683
[10:14] <rickyfingers> jeez...I don't use network manager.
[10:15] <psusi> verbooxx: I told you, to enable auto login, open the login window preferances and go to the seurity tab
[10:15] <LGKeiz-Windows> how do you unload something
[10:15] <caseyomah> psusi: X/Gnome/KDE won't let you login as root?
[10:15] <rickyfingers> so you don't even have access to that "control panel" that I'm talking about?
[10:15] <psusi> caseyomah: of course not
[10:15] <verboxx> psusi: ok, thanx
[10:15] <gyaresu> !repos > rBlong2us
[10:15] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfinger - I'll unload network-manager - but how do I unload it
[10:15] <rBlong2us> erUSUL: so what
[10:15] <rickyfingers> Does it run as a service?
[10:16] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, It's a candidate alright.
[10:16] <LGKeiz-Windows> dunno
[10:16] <warkruid> LGKeiz-Windows: Modules?
[10:16] <rickyfingers> I'm getting far afield here
[10:16] <LGKeiz-Windows> it automatically starts when ubuntu runs
[10:16] <psusi> and for system recovery purposes, you don't want a root password... that way you can't forget it and get stuck trying to boot into recovery mode
[10:16] <rBlong2us> erUSUL: so what can I tweak?
[10:17] <shwag> verboxx: well thats what friends are for
[10:17] <rBlong2us> by the way shouldn't Ubuntu be called Gubuntu like Kubuntu?
[10:17] <caseyomah> psusi: I know that it's totally WRONG from a *nix view, but logging in as root from tty works, X doesn't?
[10:17] <shwag> verboxx: just because your friend is ... , doesn't mean you have to waste our time.
[10:17] <rickyfingers> I'm still at a loss, you don't have access to what I'm talking about, the networking control under System
[10:17] <psusi> caseyomah: root can log in on the text ttys, yes... but not to X
[10:17] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: what is a candidate alright?
[10:17] <psusi> caseyomah: or remote services like telnet
[10:17] <rickyfingers> Like where it says "System" at the top of the screen?
[10:17] <warkruid> LGKeiz-Windows: Worst case... open a terminal. sudo -i, ps -ef |grep <name>, kill -9 <pid>
[10:17] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, silly name for a 'package'
[10:17] <Kannix> rBlong2us: because Kubuntu is Ubuntu with KDE as default Desktop, not Gnome, as it should be :)
[10:18] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, that package is a 'meta' package as it includes all the xorg drivers.
[10:18] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers I do, but like I've been trying to say 100 times network-manager takes over
[10:18] <rBlong2us> Kannix: that's what I am saying Kubuntu, Xubuntu therefore Gubuntu
[10:18] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, how are you going with your repos?
[10:18] <LjL> !offtopic | rBlong2us, Kannix
[10:18] <ubotu> rBlong2us, Kannix: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[10:18] <Kannix> rBlong2us: No, Ubuntu was there first.
[10:19] <erUSUL> rBlong2us: what is exactly your problem? try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' and reconfigure the xserver
[10:19] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, do you want help or not?
[10:19] <rBlong2us> for fluxbox Fubuntu
[10:19] <rickyfingers> LKG can you do ifconfig eth1 and see if it's got an IP or what?
[10:19] <rBlong2us> for e17 Ebuntu
[10:19] <rickyfingers> also look for a line 4, should start with UP
[10:19] <rBlong2us> or e17buntu
[10:20] <timo90> How do i set this pc runnig ubuntu for internet conection shearing -the modem is connected to thsi pc.
[10:20] <gyaresu> erUSUL, rBlong2us Let's just make sure the right drivers are in first.
[10:20] <LjL> rBlong2us, i think we got the idea. #ubuntu-offtopic please
[10:20] <rBlong2us> ok
[10:20] <timo90> how do i set it up as the gateway
[10:20] <rBlong2us> soo.. dpkg reconfigure for the thousandth time now?
[10:20] <gyaresu> macdo_, I can't think of why it's not finding it. You are trying in the back usb ports right?
[10:20] <rickyfingers> timo90 easiest way if you're talking about using ubuntu as a gateway
[10:20] <LjL> timo90, you need iptables.
[10:20] <rBlong2us> I have a sis video card
[10:20] <rickyfingers> is use firestarter
[10:21] <Nuked> how can I build a .deb without checkinstall
[10:21] <Nuked> ?
[10:21] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers - no..
[10:21] <LjL> Nuked: by following the debian package mantainers howto
[10:21] <LGKeiz-Windows> how do you connect to a network
[10:21] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, Take a deep breath... Now. I've offered to help, will you accept?
[10:21] <timo90> LjL:Hi , how do i set these up.
[10:21] <rBlong2us> WHY ME!!! :-(
[10:22] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: yes I do...
[10:22] <timo90> rickyfingers:i want ubuntu as gateway. :-D
[10:22] <Nuked> LjL, do I detect a negative connotation there?
[10:22] <rickyfingers> OK if you've got a command prompt just do sudo dhclient eth1
[10:22] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: so what next?
[10:22] <rickyfingers> that'll tell you if you're able to get an IP from your router
[10:22] <LjL> Nuked: i'm implying it's not terribly easy, yes
[10:22] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: I've even disabled RI
[10:22] <rickyfingers> timo just use firestarter then
[10:22] <macdo_> gyaresu: yup, and I've tried in several different ports, just in case
[10:22] <LGKeiz-Windows> sec im removing network-manager
[10:22] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, so 'sudo apt-cache search xserver |grep sis'
[10:22] <rickyfingers> if you want to learn more read up on iptables
[10:23] <LjL> timo90: tell me more about the setup you have
[10:23] <rickyfingers> you can install firestarter using synaptic package manager
[10:23] <timo90> how can i edit the iptables ?
[10:23] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: what I suspect it might be is the framebuffer driver for which X sis driver needs to work, I think
[10:23] <foreverdaed> anyone got some time to help me getting my already installed ubuntu to boot?
[10:23] <BadKitty> how do I get things like a clock and stuff on my dekstop?
[10:23] <rickyfingers> timo, if iptables are unfamilar to you
[10:23] <LjL> timo90: iptables is a command, you don't edit it
[10:23] <rickyfingers> you really need to spend time reading about it first
[10:23] <lk11mn> psusi: k, i rebooted, and installed the new dmraid, and it activated the 2 raw raid disks into mapper
[10:23] <LGKeiz-Windows> ok ricky now what
[10:23] <LGKeiz-Windows> it's doing stuff
[10:23] <Cool> hello?
[10:23] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, so you have xserver-xorg-driver-sis ?
[10:23] <rBlong2us> xserver-xorg-video-sis - X.Org X server -- SiS display driver
[10:23] <rBlong2us> xserver-xorg-video-sisusb - X.Org X server -- SiS USB display driver
[10:24] <rickyfingers> Should say something about success
[10:24] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: yeah the latest one
[10:24] <rickyfingers> If it says sending dhcp request a bunch of times
[10:24] <Cool> Im a n00b, can anybody help me?
[10:24] <rickyfingers> It's not talking to the router
[10:24] <psusi> lk11mn: crap?  it still put them in /dev/mapper?
[10:24] <deny_> with what cool?
[10:24] <LGKeiz-Windows> No DHCPOFFERS received
[10:24] <BadKitty> Whats up Cool?
[10:24] <BadKitty> Im noob to but maybe I can help?
[10:24] <ozzicle> LGKeiz-Windows, are you having a dns problem too?
[10:24] <timo90> LjL:i had ubuntu 64 bit, didnt like it now im gone to 32 bit, i had 64 bit network working great, they other computer still has the same settings ip,dns,gateway
[10:24] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, Do you know what monitor you are using?
[10:24] <lk11mn> psusi: so i did dmraid -an to deactivate them, and then dmraid -ay sil to bring up the sil, but nope, also i check in /dev and there's no sign of any of the partitions
[10:24] <justintime32> Cool: what do you need help with
[10:25] <rickyfingers> My bad
[10:25] <BadKitty> I had problems with ubuntu 64.. 43bit is rockin
[10:25] <LGKeiz-Windows> ozzicle - I don't know..
[10:25] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: if this could give a clue, running puppyOS on the same computer off ram DOES NOT give the flicker shit issues
[10:25] <lk11mn> well no, i cant find the partitions now psusi
[10:25] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, 17" LCD or soemthing.
[10:25] <shrndegruv> how do i make mplayer play stuff i click on in firefox?
[10:25] <rickyfingers> if it keeps saying DHCPDISCOVER on eth1
[10:25] <eidos> what i love about Linux - on upgrading to 6.10, it asked me if i wanted to replace or keep a file - had no idea but had an option to display the differences in the file being replaced :)
[10:25] <shrndegruv> keeps trying to open totem
[10:25] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: yeah a Gateway
[10:25] <Cool> Im trying to boot ubuntu, but it always shows me this error about Graphic X or something
[10:25] <rickyfingers> a bunch of times, it's not talking to the router
[10:25] <eidos> i have totem too, what is that
[10:25] <psusi> lk11mn: hrm.... crap... let me look at the code some more
[10:25] <justintime32> Cool: do you get a blue screen that says "Cannot start the X server..."
[10:25] <rickyfingers> it should be relatively quick
[10:25] <skreet> is edgy going to have 2.16 in it, or do we have to wait for the next release?
[10:25] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: nope a 15" fpd 1500 Gateway
[10:25] <lk11mn> psusi: also if i try to do anything other than -h with dmraid it just brings me to the next line in the terminal, and stays there
[10:26] <rickyfingers> some other things to try
[10:26] <ozzicle> Well I keep getting that DHCPDISCOVER thing, only my connection is fine, it keeps switching the dns servers to something local like 192, so I switch them back to my ISP's and it works fine, but it seems to autoswitch them back to the local ones
[10:26] <ozzicle> Any ideas on that?
[10:26] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, So can you get a copy of the puppy xorg.conf? Then set your monitor to those resolutions in your ubuntu xorg?
[10:26] <BadKitty> Cool: Is it after you installed something, or for the first time?Or your running from CD?
[10:26] <LGKeiz-Windows> >.>
[10:26] <rickyfingers> ok
[10:26] <timo90> LjL: what commands to edit the iptable
[10:26] <Cool> running from cd
[10:26] <LjL> timo90, i was asking about your *network* setup. anyway, you're saying it worked great previously...? how, exactly?
[10:26] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: I did that and I did by manually changing Xorg
[10:26] <Cool> first time
[10:26] <rickyfingers> timo, man iptables
[10:26] <LjL> timo90: as i just said, iptables *is* a command.
[10:26] <justintime32> Cool: do you  have an ATI card?
[10:26] <Cool> yes. 64 bit
[10:26] <gyaresu> timo90, you may want to read the netfilter.org manual.
[10:26] <justintime32> ok
[10:27] <BadKitty> Hmmm.. thats weird... what kind of graphic card do you have and what kind of monitor
[10:27] <lk11mn> psusi:  i'll reboot and try again - lol just is there any way i can keep xchat instead of installing it everytime :p (i guess its the nature of the beast)
[10:27] <BadKitty> Ahh Ati......
[10:27] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: and xorg in Ubuntu detects the same
[10:27] <Cool> a8n-e and radeon x800GTO
[10:27] <jmhodges> anyone know why totem-gstreamer can't play the audio in Quicktime movies (totem-xine just throws a fit about codecs) even though MPlayer plays it fine?
[10:27] <gyaresu> !iptables > timo90,
[10:27] <justintime32> Cool: I've had this problem before with ATI cards. To get it working, I had to edit the file "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" and change the driver from "ati" or whatever it is to "vesa"
[10:27] <rickyfingers> LKG I'm confused about where you're at,
[10:27] <foreverdaed> anyone got some time to help me getting my already installed ubuntu to boot?
[10:27] <timo90> i just done a nano iptables and it woked i think
[10:27] <psusi> lk11mn: I dobt that will help
[10:28] <Cool> ok?
[10:28] <psusi> lk11mn: I am sure I screwed it up...
[10:28] <rickyfingers> is sudo dhclient eth1 hanging on DHCPDISCOVER
[10:28] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, so could you pastebin your xorg.conf please.
[10:28] <Cool> where is this file?
[10:28] <rickyfingers> or does it go all the way through
[10:28] <BadKitty> justintime.. but if he is booting from the CD he cant do that
[10:28] <timo90> !iptables
[10:28] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[10:28] <rickyfingers> the way to control dns is
[10:28] <gyaresu> foreverdaed, what's it (not) doing?
[10:28] <justintime32> Cool: when the CD boots up, you have to get to the command line
[10:28] <Cool> no?
[10:28] <rickyfingers> by editing /etc/resolv.conf
[10:28] <LGKeiz-Windows> I just installed Wifi-Radar
[10:28] <LGKeiz-Windows> It said
[10:28] <foreverdaed> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=295750
[10:28] <LGKeiz-Windows> could not get ip address
[10:28] <justintime32> Cool: the file is /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:28] <Cool> how dio i do that?
[10:28] <Cool> *do
[10:28] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers It said could not get ip address o_o;
[10:29] <justintime32> Cool: hang on a sec, let me get a command for you
[10:29] <Cool> ok
[10:29] <rickyfingers> OK then we're back to troubleshooting
[10:29] <rickyfingers> wireless settings
[10:29] <rickyfingers> essid, wep key
[10:29] <Pelo> note to self do not open up your kb unless you have a replacement handy
[10:29] <rickyfingers> you can also set the rate iwconfig eth1 rate 11
[10:29] <Duesentrieb> Hey guys. I'm really frustrated with dapper on my new laptop. Hardware support is more than flacky - i have no sound, redraw artefacts in gnome apps (firefox hardly usable), acpi doesn't wuite work, etc.
[10:29] <rickyfingers> sometime's I've had to do that to "wake" a wireless nic up
[10:29] <Duesentrieb> so, what shall I do? try edgy? or is that likely to make things worse?
[10:29] <rickyfingers> also the mode
[10:29] <timo90> i gues since its a firewall i must just type in the ipadress i.e 168.192.01 gateway <IP_ADDRESS> DNS blah blah
[10:29] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, Yes.
[10:30] <rickyfingers> iwconfig eth1 mode managed/ad-hoc/access-point
[10:30] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, Can't get any worse by the sound of it.
[10:30] <rickyfingers> are some other things to mess with
[10:30] <lk11mn> psusi: k, well it loads the raw raid disks into dev/mapper/ but there's no sign of the partitions, not in mapper or dev/   - k well i'll hang around here for a while - i wont try the bootstrap thing coz you'll need someone to test this out :p (lol that's my excuse anyway)
[10:30] <psusi> lk11mn: can you run dmraid -ay -vvvv and pastebin the output?
[10:30] <gyaresu> timo90, is that a question?
[10:30] <lk11mn> yup
[10:30] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: well, ok, but is it likely to help? And how would i get a clean migration to edgy?...
[10:31] <Pelo> Duesentrieb,  check out the forum for your laptop model first,  maybe there is some info for your hardware
[10:31] <timo90> gyaresu:sugestion
[10:31] <gyaresu> !upgrade > Duesentrieb
[10:31] <Pelo> Duesentrieb,  the only clean migration to edgy is a clean install from cd
[10:31] <timo90> Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT)
[10:31] <timo90> target     prot opt source               destination              MAN THIS IS HARD
[10:31] <Duesentrieb> Pelo: which will cost me a week of development time, effectively. not an option right now.
[10:32] <LjL> Pelo, upgrading is supported AFAIK
[10:32] <rickyfingers> timo90 to get started
[10:32] <foreverdaed> gyaresu, and ideas on my boot problems?
[10:32] <rickyfingers> just put two nics in your system
[10:32] <lk11mn> psusi:  with -vvvv this is all i get (it's not big i'm sure noone will even notice) WARN: locking /var/lock/dmraid/.lock - there... i think i got away with it!
[10:32] <rickyfingers> and run firefox
[10:32] <Pelo> Duesentrieb,  you can back up your home folder and save all your settings and crap
[10:32] <rickyfingers> then do sudo iptables -L
[10:32] <rickyfingers> not firefox
[10:32] <rickyfingers> firestarter
[10:32] <rickyfingers> my bad
[10:32] <variant> timo90: yeah, iptables takes a bit of getting used to, if this is not a headless server you might want to try gaurddog
[10:32] <gyaresu> Pelo, Duesentrieb Huh? Only clean migration? No. Just change the dapper's to edgy's in sources.list and update/upgrade
[10:32] <rickyfingers> do iptables -L
[10:32] <rickyfingers> and that's a good place to start looking at iptables rules
[10:32] <BadKitty> sorry was AFK...
[10:33] <rickyfingers> to implement a decent firewall/gateway
[10:33] <gyaresu> foreverdaed, Can you tell me what's happening (i can't see any posts by you)
[10:33] <variant> timo90: its a non easy gui interface to iptables but it is easyer that the command line (unless your familiar with the iptables commands that is :))
[10:33] <Pelo> gyaresu,  that didn'T work well for me
[10:33] <BadKitty> Cool, did he get it for you?
[10:33] <foreverdaed> gyaresu, link didnt work?
[10:33] <rickyfingers> You'll be banging your head against a monitor for a while doing writing the rules
[10:33] <Pelo> gyaresu,  and for most ppl that I have heard
[10:33] <timo90> Were is POVadcct when you need him :(
[10:33] <rickyfingers> by yourself.
[10:33] <Cool> hes checking something i think
[10:33] <lk11mn> psusi: that was sudo dmraid -ay -vvvv (maybe i'll reinstall dmraid, it's like the command has hung or something - i'm not sure how to describe it)
[10:33] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: http://pastebin.com/820016
[10:33] <gyaresu> foreverdaed, post again please
[10:34] <Cool> he's getting a command
[10:34] <rBlong2us> that's the pastebin for my xorg
[10:34] <BadKitty> If Cool is booting from the CD can he change the xorg.conf file??
[10:34] <psusi> lk11mn: give me a few... I'm tracking down the problem now... hacking deep through the source
[10:34] <rickyfingers> BadKitty
[10:34] <foreverdaed> ok so first off i have xp installed
[10:34] <foreverdaed> i have a newer system(xp to xp/Suse to xp/vista to XP/mandrivia to xp/ubuntu(not working))
[10:34] <foreverdaed> i havent ever really found a distro i liked untill ubuntu, thats why i have used so many but am still a noob
[10:34] <foreverdaed> livecd works great install says it finishes but it never boots
[10:34] <foreverdaed> everything else has worked except for xp/ubuntu
[10:34] <timo90>  variant:i should have saved my iptables from the 64bit install
[10:34] <foreverdaed> everytime i reinstall xp continues to boot no grub screen comes up
[10:34] <foreverdaed> i have tried reinstalling the grub to /boot (was on hda0,1)
[10:34] <foreverdaed> tried the super grub disk
[10:34] <foreverdaed> looking for some basic steps to start over or maybe a few tips
[10:34] <foreverdaed> 30 gb or so free for partitioning,--- for now 1.2 gb swap, 10gb root and 19.2 gb usr
[10:34] <rickyfingers> if he is, he can edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:34] <LGKeiz-Windows>  YAY
[10:34] <foreverdaed>
[10:34] <foreverdaed> thanks for the help
[10:34] <LGKeiz-Windows> I FIXED
[10:34] <LGKeiz-Windows> IT
[10:34] <rickyfingers> Killer
[10:34] <rickyfingers> what was it?
[10:34] <macdo_> gyaresu: do you reckon that a clean edgy reinstall would help?
[10:35] <rickyfingers> after booting off the CD
[10:35] <ubbutnt> Azureus has popped up a warning window abot not shutting down properly!  but now I cant close the warning window!  How can I close it from CLI?
[10:35] <justintime32> Cool: I'm sending you a PM, answer it
[10:35] <morphish> foreverdaed: you would install grub to hd0 not hd0,1 usually (hd0) would be mbr
[10:35] <mia> hi all, what do i ahve to do to be able to play xvids and divxs in kubuntu?  imk not finding any codecs in my repos
[10:35] <rickyfingers> and restart the X server with ctrl-alt-backspace
[10:35] <mia> im using amd64.  is that why i dont have libxine-extracodecs
[10:35] <LGKeiz-Windows> rickyfingers - Used Wifi-radar, changed the channel to 7, mode managed, and entered password, with WEP and it worked
[10:35] <BadKitty> rickyfingers, ok so what is the text editor for the cp
[10:35] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: ok, that gives me an upgrade, but i wonder about "clean"... especially with hand-compiled stuff on the machine. Well, not much, just the asla stuff which I tried to get working, without success.
[10:35] <macdo_> gyaresu: because otherwise it's a clean Dapper reinstall, dammit!
[10:35] <rickyfingers> vi
[10:35] <gyaresu> macdo_, Shouldn't need to. But I can't think of options at the moment.
[10:35] <Duesentrieb> .oO(this channel is way to noisy)
[10:35] <foreverdaed> morphish, tried that first
[10:35] <rickyfingers> BadKity cp=command prompt
[10:35] <rickyfingers> right?
[10:35] <BadKitty> yah
[10:36] <rickyfingers> but if you've got some gui running
[10:36] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, Hand compiled? Like what?
[10:36] <rickyfingers> you could just use gedit
[10:36] <ubbutnt> anyone know how I can close a warning window?
[10:36] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: like configure && make && make install
[10:36] <morphish> foreverdaed: you  have to "root (hd0,1)" then "setup (hd0)"   (if you run grub yourself
[10:36] <BadKitty> right that is what I use, but he doesn't have it cause his X is crashing
[10:36] <macdo_> gyaresu: the external drive has *all* my data on it, and i sort of need it...
[10:36] <FordPrefect> hey does anyone know where I can get an ogg rendering (hopefully in the clear) that sounds like sosumi from the mak?
[10:36] <FordPrefect> mak = mac
[10:36] <rickyfingers> yeah
[10:36] <rickyfingers> then vi, or joe
[10:36] <rickyfingers> joe might be easier
[10:36] <gyaresu> macdo_, of course.
[10:37] <SoftIce> hi can somebody tell me if I have 3 ips binding to eth0 does mrtg read each individuals ip traffic or just that of eth0 ?
[10:37] <rickyfingers> but I don't think joe comes with ubuntu by default
[10:37] <rickyfingers> vi is always there
[10:37] <Cool> Im trying to boot ubuntu, but it always shows me this error about Graphic X or something
[10:37] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> yay
[10:37] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> it worked
[10:37] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> Im on
[10:37] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> :D
[10:37] <rickyfingers> but it can be a bit of a pain to use if you're not used to it
[10:37] <timo90> :'(
[10:37] <rickyfingers> but there's always, man vi
[10:37] <foreverdaed> morph, no idea how to run grubmyself, i went into it and tried a couple tutorials online and nothing seemed to work
[10:37] <Cool> does anybody know what that means?
[10:37] <rBlong2us> gyaresu: are you here? :'-(
[10:37] <BadKitty> Cool, Im not sure what the command is but you want to navigate to /etc/X11 and then edit xorg.conf
[10:37] <Cool> ok
[10:38] <rickyfingers> first, cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.bak
[10:38] <BadKitty> (I've never tried VI only gedit)
[10:38] <rickyfingers> then man vi
[10:38] <BadKitty> Good idea ricky
[10:38] <rickyfingers> if you don't know how to use vi
[10:38] <shwag> Anyone use Ekiga ?
[10:38] <rickyfingers> also, you know you have several virtual consoles
[10:38] <BadKitty> You got that Cool?
[10:38] <StarQuake> shwag, i tried a few times
[10:38] <gyaresu> rBlong2us, my dxorg.conf has horizsync 28-51 && and vertrefresh 43-60 for my 12" laptop.
[10:38] <lk11mn> psusi: I hope you have a high resolution gfx card with 3 displays and a 2gbps fibre optic line. i saw a film once (swordfish) and the guy needed that stuff to hack into a bank!
[10:38] <LjL> BadKitty: why not use nano? it's quite friendly
[10:38] <rickyfingers> use alt-f<n>
[10:38] <Cool> yeah
[10:38] <berkes__> does anyone know a nice comand to find out what user certain process runs as?
[10:38] <rickyfingers> yes, nano would be a much better choice
[10:39] <rickyfingers> didn't think about that one
[10:39] <BadKitty> Oh yah nano
[10:39] <BadKitty> lol
[10:39] <BadKitty> I used that once
[10:39] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> what should I use for make?
[10:39] <Cool> do i go via cp?
[10:39] <StarQuake> berkes__, run 'ps aux'
[10:39] <rickyfingers> make is just a command you put in the command prompt
[10:39] <pgm> hello, i got some probs with my ISA network card, xubuntu cant detect it? Is there any support for ISA cards in xubuntu, or do I have to configure them manually?
[10:39] <rickyfingers> ISA?
[10:39] <StarQuake> berkes__, or try 'ps aux | grep process'
[10:39] <Skyrail> Anyone know why transferring of files from MSN to Gaim is so slow? its driving me around the bend
[10:39] <pgm> rickfingers: yes
[10:39] <psusi> lk11mn: rofl
[10:39] <rickyfingers> might want to consider shelling out 20$ for a pci
[10:39] <BadKitty> so would it be sudo nano xorg.conf??
[10:39] <rickyfingers> nic
[10:40] <rickyfingers> yes nano xorg.conf
[10:40] <LjL> BadKitty: unless you're already in the right dir, it's sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:40] <StarQuake> BadKitty, try nano -w xorg.conf
[10:40] <Cool> what is sudo nano?
[10:40] <rickyfingers> but please do cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.bak
[10:40] <rickyfingers> first!
[10:40] <pgm> rickfingers: so ubuntu doesnt support ISA?
[10:40] <rickyfingers> I don't know.
[10:40] <KradarK> i know problem in gnome panel crash?????????????????'
[10:40] <BadKitty> StrQuake, thanks this is for Cool actualy :-)
[10:40] <pgm> ok thx
[10:40] <Skyrail> 2.30kb/s is way to slow back on windows it used to be at least 50kb/s and I've downloaded files that fast before on Linux but not through MSN to Gaim...any ideas?
[10:40] <rickyfingers> I'm just thinking that pci nics are pretty cheap these days
[10:40] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> rickyfingers what should I use to compile programs
[10:41] <rickyfingers> LKG that depends on the language
[10:41] <rickyfingers> the program is written on
[10:41] <rickyfingers> *in
[10:41] <StarQuake> Skyrail, gaim is not that good
[10:41] <BadKitty> sudo is a command that lets gives you root authority (is that the best way of saying that) so you can make changes to your files, nano is the editing program
[10:41] <StarQuake> Skyrail, with file transfers that is
[10:41] <PFA> i just gave my little brother an ubuntu account. how do i give him permission to get into Synaptic?
[10:41] <StarQuake> Skyrail, you run dapper or edgy?
[10:41] <rickyfingers> Is it .tar.gz source tree you downloaded
[10:41] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> build-estional or however you spell it
[10:41] <rickyfingers> and decompressed
[10:42] <Skyrail> StarQuake: er...6.06 lol I'm not too sure which one that is heh, what should I use instead?
[10:42] <Pelo> essential
[10:42] <CHR1Six> Hey - does anyone here know much about ubuntu netinstall ?
[10:42] <rickyfingers> with like tar -xvzf program-name.tar.gz?
[10:42] <Cool> I am a newb on cp too actually, so i dont know what to type or anything
[10:42] <Cool> sorry
[10:42] <gyaresu> LGKeiz-Ubuntu, build-essential
[10:42] <berkes__> StarQuake: yea, problem is, I need to use it in another command, to be precise in chown
[10:42] <PFA> i just gave my little brother an ubuntu account. how do i give him permission to get into Synaptic?
[10:42] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> gyaresu is that good for compiling?
[10:42] <LjL> PFA: you make him a member of the admin group
[10:42] <gyaresu> LGKeiz-Ubuntu, essential
[10:42] <Duesentrieb> hm, i found this page that seems to be about my autio problem, but it's in spanisch... can anyone help with that?
[10:42] <PFA> LjL: thank you
[10:42] <Duesentrieb> http://www.ubuntu-es.org/index.php?q=node/26035
[10:42] <StarQuake> Skyrail, well 6.06 has gaim 1.* and 6.10 has gaim 2.* which has better support for file transfers
[10:43] <BadKitty> at cp type: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:43] <LjL> PFA: that means he can get root as he pleases, though
[10:43] <CHR1Six> Duesen, try going to http://babelfish.altavista.com/ and translating it
[10:43] <StarQuake> Skyrail, to upgrade try running 'sudo update-manager -c'
[10:43] <Skyrail> StarQuake: oh ok, well I can't get 6.10 so heh :( can I get 2.* on 6.06?
[10:43] <StarQuake> Skyrail, it takes a while
[10:43] <Skyrail> ok
[10:43] <KradarK> help.. exist upgrade ubuntu dapper --> edgy from cd edgy???
[10:43] <rickyfingers> Wow.  This channel is really addictive. I've got to say good night everyone.
[10:43] <rickyfingers> It's been real.
[10:43] <BadKitty> Why cant you get Edgy/
[10:43] <CHR1Six> Is there anyone who can assist with some netinstall issues?
[10:43] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb,  http://babelfish.altavista.com/
[10:43] <KradarK> use cd edgy?
[10:43] <StarQuake> rickyfingers, good night ;)
[10:44] <BadKitty> Night Ricky
[10:44] <rickyfingers> LKG when you ask about compiling programs,
[10:44] <rickyfingers> what kind of programs do you mean you're wanting to compile?
[10:44] <rickyfingers> You want to learn some programming skillz
[10:44] <rickyfingers> go with gcc
[10:44] <BadKitty> whats gcc
[10:44] <Cool> doesnt work
[10:44] <rickyfingers> that's the gnu c compile
[10:44] <Skyrail> StarQuake: well it looks like I've started upgrading to 6.10 heh, will I lose all my stuff? not that I have alot on here...but
[10:44] <rickyfingers> compiler
[10:44] <BadKitty> ahh
[10:45] <Landon> Hey all, anyone know a good software for mixing music in ubuntu?
[10:45] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> awesome
[10:45] <rickyfingers> You can have a lot of *fun* lmastering that beast
[10:45] <AlinuxOS> ###Hello All,### the program that I'm compiling asked me: "checking for libxml-2.0 gtk+-2.0... configure: error: Cannot find GTK modules, stopping build!                  Please Install GTK+ package to continue. See www.gtk.org.
[10:45] <AlinuxOS> ", I'm using Edgy, can someone tell me which packages should I install ?
[10:45] <StarQuake> Skyrail, probably not, but there is a teensy weensy possibility
[10:45] <rBlong2us> is there a reason why do I get recursively up to 23 Firefox windows opened?
[10:45] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: hehe - the fish dies on this page. code 157 :P
[10:45] <Duesentrieb> i'm out of luck today :(
[10:45] <ifireball> !audacity | Landon
[10:45] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, wow.
[10:45] <ubotu> audacity: A fast, cross-platform audio editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.4b-2.1ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 1850 kB, installed size 5444 kB
[10:45] <BadKitty> Cool can you answer your PM?
[10:45] <Skyrail> StarQuake: ok well I'm not too bothered, mainly bookmarks and favorites all of which found via google, er..a few files nothing that essential
[10:45] <Cool> PM? whats that?
[10:45] <|rt|> Landon: depends on your needs
[10:45] <BadKitty> Private Message
[10:46] <Cool> sorry about my noobidity
[10:46] <LjL> AlinuxOS: install libxml2-dev and libgtk2.0-dev
[10:46] <ifireball> Landon: audacity
[10:46] <BadKitty> It's Cool
[10:46] <StarQuake> Skyrail, don't know if you come from a land called windows. But upgrading actually works as you would want
[10:46] <|rt|> Landon: audacity is ok if your needs are pretty simple
[10:46] <rickyfingers> OK schiezer...I said I had to go to bed, now I'm really going to do it.
[10:46] <Landon> ifireball | rt |: I tried Audacity, and it doesn't really work very well
[10:46] <StarQuake> Skyrail, all programs get upgraded too
[10:46] <rickyfingers> night alles
[10:46] <Landon> |rt|: I need something a little better
[10:46] <wweasel> I dunno, I like Audacity quite alot personally.
[10:46] <KradarK> help...
[10:46] <JohnM555> Hello, I have my wireless driver installed with ndiswrapper, but I'm not sure how to set up the wireless connection with wep using iwconfig and ifconfig. I've tried changing the essid, channel, key, etc, but I don't know what to do after that, I don't even know if I'm doing this to the right interface. I have looked at so many websites its all just starting to blend together. Could anyone help me?
[10:47] <gyaresu> Landon, wweasel ifireball ardour
[10:47] <BadKitty> John: What card are you using?
[10:47] <JohnM555> Netgear WG121
[10:47] <morphish> JohnM555: iwconfig, this will list all interfaces with wireless extensions, only configure those that have those
[10:47] <Cool> how do i answer PM?
[10:47] <JohnM555> I did that
[10:47] <BadKitty> Ubuntu 6.10?
[10:47] <CHR1Six> Anyone able to help with a netinstall problem? I have the server working fine except it connects to archive.ubuntu.com before it connects to my local mirror. This is resulting in some package resolution problems. Everything works perfectly if i disconnect my network from the internet and it's pretty frustrating.
[10:47] <variant> Landon: ardour baudline easytag jamin jokosher keykit linuxsampler muse noteedit rezound rosegarden seq24 snd sweep timemachines
[10:47] <AlinuxOS> LjL, thank you bro.
[10:48] <SoftIce> hi can somebody tell me if I have 3 ips binding to eth0 does mrtg read each individuals ip traffic or just that of eth0 ?
[10:48] <variant> Cool: you cant, you have to be registered on freenode with your nick
[10:48] <BadKitty> Cool I messaged you there should be a tab that says my name on it
[10:48] <wweasel> JohnM555: Have you heard of network-manager? I know many people use it, as it tends to simplify using a wireless card
[10:48] <JohnM555> morphish: I did that, but how am I supposed to know which one is correct?
[10:48] <Landon> Thanks variant
[10:48] <|rt|> Landon: ardour is a bit more robust
[10:48] <Skyrail> StarQuake: yeah I've just seen the file size then, too big for now anyway, maybe on a Saturday but not now :( maybe just the upgrades not the new ubuntu version
[10:48] <Landon> |rt|: I'll try that one
[10:48] <JohnM555> wweasel: I was just looking at that, but I was having trouble compiling it, I'm new to linux
[10:48] <CHR1Six> so i take it no one here knows how to setup netinstall servers? :P
[10:48] <variant> SoftIce: afaik, it is interface based, you can probably configure it by ip though
[10:48] <Cool> I have messaged you to, botnot recieved one
[10:48] <wweasel> JohnM555: No need to compile, it should be in the repos. You're using Edgy, right?
[10:49] <|rt|> Landon: check it's web page first to see if it's something you need....something in that list that variant just gave you may be somewhere in between
[10:49] <JohnM555> wweasel: yes, I am, whats repos?
[10:49] <Landon> |rt|: Thanks, I'll do that then
[10:49] <BadKitty> John, you shouldn't have to use ndiswrapper for edgy to use your card... I have the same one
[10:49] <BadKitty> I just had to enter my essid and the WEP key
[10:49] <JohnM555> BadKitty: you're kidding :\
[10:49] <BadKitty> Badda-Bing, Badda-Boom
[10:49] <lk11mn> psusi: i'ma reboot now, coz i'll prolly need to anyway (and reinstalling dmraid didnt go as plant - the installer is hung and i cant play with synaptic) so i'll brb
[10:50] <wweasel> BadKitty: I am not saying he has to, but it could well be easier
[10:50] <Skyrail> StarQuake: last time I upgraded the desktop wouldn't load, what would I do if this happen again?
[10:50] <wweasel> JohnM555: Almost all packages you will ever need will be in the official ubuntu repositories (repos). You can access them via Synaptic, or apt-get in the terminal
[10:50] <variant> Landon: you might want to check out rosegarden, its pretty advanced features
[10:50] <JohnM555> wweasel: but do I need to be on the internet for those to work?
[10:50] <CHR1Six> wweasel, don't forget to tell him to enable the universe repo then. :P
[10:50] <BadKitty> Wait, my card is a little different
[10:51] <JohnM555> universe repo?
[10:51] <wweasel> JohnM555: Right...need internet connection. Any chance you can plug in via ethernet?
[10:51] <BadKitty> But seriously I had so many problems with my linksys card, I got a netgear and it works just fine
[10:51] <mortal5> how do i make aptitude match whole words?
[10:51] <wweasel> CHR1Six: getting there :P
[10:51] <morphish> Johan666: uh, there should only one listed, the rest should say stuff like "eth0      no wireless extensions."
[10:51] <JohnM555> wweasel: no, thats why I need wireless. I'm on my laptop now
[10:51] <BadKitty> Cool: hmmmmm
[10:51] <CHR1Six> Ah, sorry to jump ahead. :)
[10:51] <BadKitty> I guess we register....
[10:51] <arthursc> hi can someone help me with adding the following line to rc.local so I can get my wifi LED working the line I need to add is  echo 1 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0000:02:03.0/led but not sure where to add it.
[10:51] <JohnM555> morphish: let me check again
[10:51] <CHR1Six> So... is there anyone here that can help with a netinstall issue or not really? Sadly the ubuntu forums are lacking in this one too
[10:52] <morphish> arthurb: anywhere in rc.local
[10:52] <baastrup> hi, my laptop dies now and then, looks like a heating problem, its a intel centrino duo core 2, and the  gnome sensor applet says the the cpu is like 98 C
[10:52] <JohnM555> for eth2 it lists things, and for ath0 it lists things
[10:52] <arthursc> ok.
[10:52] <variant> arthursc: run that command dont add it to anything, the echo 1 > /path/to/file will "echo" the digit 1 in the the file
[10:52] <MrKeuner> hi, does anybody use mpd with ubuntu here?
[10:52] <baastrup> but my cpu fan issent doing anything
[10:52] <wweasel> JohnM555: Hmmm...well, you could probably get a network-manager deb to your main computer via USB Key or whatever, but that shouldn't be necessary. It should work without network-manager, it just simplifies things.
[10:53] <morphish> Johan666: do you have something in your pcmcia slot? and something built in?
[10:53] <JohnM555> I actually have two wireless cards, but with windows my netgear(actually a usb) gets better connection
[10:53] <MrKeuner> I cannot get my music directory read by mpd with ubuntu built binaries
[10:53] <JohnM555> I think the network-manager is what I need but I didnt find a deb for it
[10:53] <JohnM555> I just found a tar.gz
[10:53] <variant> arthursc: as an example, in gnome-terminal type echo "hello" and press return
[10:53] <Skyrail> StarQuake: ? I can't upgrade until I know waht I'm doing otherwise I'll mess it all up again
[10:53] <morphish> JohnM555: check dmesg which is which
[10:53] <BadKitty> yah download that john
[10:53] <cafuego_> JohnM555: network-manager-gnome is in ubuntu
[10:53] <MrKeuner> JohnM555: ddid you enable additional repositories universe and multiverse?
[10:53] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: ok, swicthed all sources.list entries to edgy and trying an upgrade - if it fails, i'll blame it all on you :)
[10:53] <cafuego_> don't be messing with tarballs
[10:53] <variant> arthursc: you can redirect the output to a file with the ">" symbol (its called greaterthan)
[10:53] <JohnM555> morphish: dmesg?
[10:53] <Cool> back
[10:54] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, Yep :)
[10:54] <rBlong2us> I get this error
[10:54] <JohnM555> Oh, and I have been transfering things via usb
[10:54] <morphish> Johan666: in your terminal type 'dmesg | more'
[10:54] <variant> arthursc: if you want to _add_ to a file rather than replace whatever is allready there you have to use >>
[10:54] <JohnM555> ok
[10:54] <rBlong2us> isa0060/serio0).
[10:54] <rBlong2us> [ 2842.754898]  atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes 62 <keycode>' to make it known.
[10:54] <BadKitty> hold on
[10:54] <BadKitty> Cool:brb
[10:54] <wweasel> JohnM555: Nope, network-manager is not necessary. And morphish is on the right track with "iwconfig"
[10:54] <variant> arthursc: you get that?
[10:54] <motin> hello
[10:54] <morphish> JohnM555:  in your terminal type 'dmesg | more'
[10:54] <Cool> okydoky
[10:54] <rBlong2us> [ 2842.737821]  atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes 62 <keycode>' to make it known.
[10:54] <rBlong2us> [ 2842.754882]  atkbd.c: Unknown key released (translated set 2, code 0x62 on isa0060/serio0).
[10:54] <arthursc> VARIANT from terminal window I get permission denied even if I sudo the command. sorry for shouting
[10:54] <T0aD> hi
[10:54] <JohnM555> morphish: I did, it lists a lot of stuff
[10:55] <wweasel> morphish: Why do you use more instead of less?
[10:55] <gyaresu> !hi > T0aD
[10:55] <morphish> JohnM555: that should show what got found and what device it is hopefully
[10:55] <JohnM555> morphish: what exactly am I looking for?
[10:55] <T0aD> how do you make a ramdisk on a kernel < 2.6.15 ?
[10:55] <morphish> wweasel: *shrug* why not?
[10:55] <T0aD> mkinitramfs complains it want a kernel > 2.6.15 for udev
[10:55] <motin> gnome won't respond, so I am in text-mode using ircII here.
[10:55] <wweasel> lol :)
[10:55] <lalox> lol
[10:55] <motin> what do one do? cpu usage is not high - so gnome shouldnt be occupied - it just wont respond
[10:55] <variant> arthursc: in irc type va and press the tab key :)
[10:55] <tRSS>  i want to be able to connect to existing bash session. e.g. I want to be able to ssh into machine from a remote location and then somehow connect to my existing shell running locally to, may be, able to check status of yum? how do I do that?
[10:56] <gyaresu> T0aD, Any reason you can't get the latest kernel?
[10:56] <T0aD> gyaresu, i need a custom kernel
[10:56] <JohnM555> Its way too much stuff for me to look at when I don't know what I'm looking for
[10:56] <arthursc> va
[10:56] <T0aD> Im using a vanilla 2.6.12 kernel for some clustering software
[10:56] <variant> arthursc: lol
[10:56] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: err- 38 packages will be removed. These include eclipse,  kdelibs-bin, kubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, x-window-system-core, xserver-xorg.... can that be right? it sounds *very* scary.
[10:56] <variant> arthursc: what irc program are you using?
[10:56] <eidos> how do i make a binary file on linux clickable to run?  properties say it can be executed, and it looks like a gear
[10:56] <T0aD> problem is I have issues booting cause ramdisk aint good (im using LVM + RAID)
[10:56] <JohnM555> I'm going to look for a network-manager deb
[10:56] <morphish> T0aD:  Linux demogorgon 2.6.19-rc4-git12 #1 Wed Nov 8 02:10:33 CST 2006 i686 GNU/Linux w/o a initramfs/initrd though (the splash alone wasn't worth it)
[10:57] <motin> it is always like this - nobody responds because the message is drowned in all conversation
[10:57] <variant> eidos: then you should be able to click run it
[10:57] <arthursc> looking....
[10:57] <gyaresu> T0aD, has to be that version?
[10:57] <T0aD> yes :(
[10:57] <rBlong2us> to restart X should I ctrlaltback?
[10:57] <BadKitty> Hey Cool: Did you get your nick registered?
[10:57] <arthursc> gaim
[10:57] <eidos> a box opens up and it says Run With..
[10:57] <variant> arthursc: ok, in a terminal type "sudo gedit /etc/rc.local"
[10:57] <motin> is there any trick to get gnome to respond again?
[10:57] <Cool> How do i do that?
[10:57] <eidos> it's a compiled freebasic binary
[10:57] <BadKitty> type /msg NickServ REGISTER password
[10:57] <snook353> do i need to remove network manager to use netswitch?
[10:57] <mirak> fuck ati, I can't believe what they answered to my bug report on their website http://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&ticketID=1131314
[10:57] <eidos> i can run from the konsole ok
[10:58] <Cool> im usin IRC and GAIM first time
[10:58] <radioaktivstorm> hello, I apparently have an issue with my swap....there is none. what do i do?
[10:58] <JohnM555> morphish..or anyone: Would the network-manager be on the liveCD
[10:58] <motin> hello?
[10:58] <LjL> !language | mirak
[10:58] <ubotu> mirak: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[10:58] <arthursc> ok rc.local loaded
[10:58] <motin> it is like one is invisible
[10:58] <variant> arthursc: scratch that, do this instead
[10:58] <arthursc> ok
[10:58] <nette> hey: can someone redirect me to a channel with linux games. i.e the game "Glest"?
[10:58] <BadKitty> Yah im pretty new too.. I just used looked it up
[10:58] <MrKeuner> !help
[10:58] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl  -  Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[10:58] <motin> what do one do? cpu usage is not high - so gnome shouldnt be occupied - it just wont respond
[10:58] <morphish> JohnM555: no idea, i am setting up my wifi with a little file i carried from gentoo over SourceMage to kubuntu, i just run that from rc.local
[10:58] <motin> is there any trick to get gnome to respond again?
[10:59] <eidos> mirak - wont let me see the response, have to be logged in as a user to see it
[10:59] <variant> arthursc: sudo gedit /etc/rc.local
[10:59] <JohnM555> That went right over my head :\
[10:59] <motin> it is always like this - nobody responds because the message is drowned in all conversation
[10:59] <morphish> mirak: can't see your ticket
[10:59] <mirak> LjL: *bip* ati *bip* ati bip *ati* , I think any children learn in school what to make fit in
[10:59] <mirak> lol
[10:59] <variant> arthursc: and put this line BEFORE the bit that says exit 0: echo 1 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0000:02:03.0/led
[10:59] <snook353> is it ok to remove network manager?
[10:59] <mirak> ok I pastebin
[10:59] <StarQuake> Skyrail, hehe that might be a good idea
[10:59] <snook353> does it conflict with netswitch, or other network manager-like things?
[10:59] <CHR1Six> Does anyone here have experience with ubuntu net install ?
[11:00] <StarQuake> Skyrail, though i don't think there is a big chance you will mess things up
[11:00] <motin> too bad #ubuntu is so crowded - very few can get help
[11:00] <BadKitty> Anyone use beryl in here?
[11:00] <arthursc> done
[11:00] <Skyrail> StarQuake: last time I upgraded, I don't know if it was that or something else but when I loged on the screen was just the background nothing else started up
[11:00] <JohnM555> I found this site for the network-manager: http://www.gnome.org/projects/NetworkManager/ but I can't find any devs, just the tar.gz
[11:00] <eidos> not really motin, i get help here all the time
[11:00] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell BadKitty about beryl
[11:00] <JohnM555> debs*
[11:00] <Duesentrieb> guys, is it normal that essential-looking packages like xserver-xorg are listed for removal when dist-upgrading to edgy?
[11:00] <eidos> i see 988 nicks :)
[11:00] <BadKitty> Im using Beryl....
[11:01] <BadKitty> Just wanted to see if anyone else was
[11:01] <variant> arthursc: ok, it should work now
[11:01] <morphish> JohnM555: network-manager-gnome - network management framework (GNOME frontend)  , someone told you that already
[11:01] <eidos> motin - u need help?
[11:01] <BadKitty> John, do you know what the tar.gz is?
[11:01] <mirak> eidos: morphish : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30684/
[11:01] <arthursc> do I need to reboot or restart desktop ?
[11:01] <variant> arthursc: Duesentrieb nope, thats a breakage
[11:01] <JohnM555> morphis: oh ok I'll look again
[11:01] <variant> arthursc: to make it happen automaticaly you would have to reboot but you can just echo it to the device your self
[11:02] <variant> arthursc: so you dont need to reboot
[11:02] <StarQuake> Skyrail, mmm okay... too bad
[11:02] <Duesentrieb> variant: hm? what he said or what I said?
[11:02] <variant> Duesentrieb: sorry, ment you only
[11:02] <eidos> i guess they're not in the open sourced business
[11:02] <variant> Duesentrieb: breakage
[11:02] <Duesentrieb> variant: that'S a *scary* breakage, then :(
[11:02] <JohnM555> These are the only downloads for it I can find
[11:02] <JohnM555> http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/NetworkManager/0.6/
[11:02] <CHR1Six> Hey, can anyone help me out for a few?
[11:02] <morphish> JohnM555: and it apt-cache does not list it or apt-get refuses to install it, make sure you check if you need to add universe or multivers to sources.list (i have no idea in which repo it is in)
[11:02] <dtorres> anyone know something better than rdesktop for terminal services
[11:03] <variant> Duesentrieb: yeah, if you uninstall and reinstall all those package it should go away
[11:03] <morphish> dtorres: to connect to windows? no
[11:03] <JohnM555> morphis: don't I need the internet to do that?
[11:03] <mwe> I want to access a host on a different subnet than my own. I can't ping it. Do I have to add an entry to the kernel routing table or what?
[11:03] <motin> eidos: yes well I needed help - now I restarted gdm and am restarting every program that was running - it was easier than trying to get help here on how to unfreeze gnome or look for material to bugreport
[11:03] <variant> !rdp
[11:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rdp - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:03] <motin> ciao
[11:03] <nette> hey: can someone redirect me to a channel with linux games. i.e the game "Glest"?
[11:03] <eidos> you know what.. if it weren't for the games available for the PC, I see no future for it - including Vista
[11:03] <CHR1Six> motin - use ctrl+alt+backspace to restart gnome :)
[11:03] <arthursc> ok Variant. Thanks will reboot to verify inless there is another way?
[11:03] <Duesentrieb> variant: i'm not going to uninstall kdelib :) anyway, a plain "upgrade" instead of "dist-upgrade" doesn't want to remove anything.
[11:03] <gyaresu> !offtopic > eidos  (busy enough here as it is)
[11:03] <BadKitty> Cool....
[11:04] <variant> arthursc: yes, you dont need to reboot
[11:04] <eidos> sorry
[11:04] <morphish> mirak: i think your chipset is no longer supported in ati drivers past 8.28.8 and you need to stick to 8.28.8
[11:04] <psusi> lk11mn: ok, new package uploaded
[11:04] <BadKitty> Cool: Are you registered yet?
[11:04] <gnomefreak> Duesentrieb: remove libqt3-mt if you no longer what kde
[11:04] <CHR1Six> hey - can anyone offer some help for a minute?
[11:04] <lk11mn> cool, thx psusi
[11:04] <variant> arthursc: just type: echo 1 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0000:02:03.0/led
[11:04] <arthursc> wifi LED is still not lit?
[11:04] <variant> arthursc: as root
[11:04] <mirak> morphish: it's not true
[11:04] <gyaresu> CHR1Six, you're having the netinstall prob right?
[11:04] <CHR1Six> yeah.
[11:04] <kosnick> i need to connect my k750 mobile with kandy . what is the port i have to use?
[11:04] <Duesentrieb> variant: otoh, a normal upgrade only gives 158 packages to upgrade - instead of > 1000 with dist-upgrade.
[11:04] <variant> Duesentrieb: yeah
[11:04] <arthursc> I get permission denied!
[11:04] <james296> how can I install the new NVIDIA driver for Ubuntu? I mean, how can I exit the X session and be able to install it?
[11:04] <Duesentrieb> so, it seems nither works for me :(
[11:05] <Cool> hello
[11:05] <variant> arthursc: as root?
[11:05] <CHR1Six> i don't know if anyone here can help much, but if you hae any thoughts i would like to know them. :)
[11:05] <BadKitty> Cool: did you register?
[11:05] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, You have to 'update' then 'upgrade' then 'dist-upgrade'
[11:05] <variant> james296: type /etc/init.d/gdm stop in a terminal
[11:05] <arthursc> cho 1 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/0000:02:03.0/led
[11:05] <Cool> I cant
[11:05] <variant> james296: you can do that from inside gnome
[11:05] <BadKitty> James.. you can install it in the x session by opening up a terminal
[11:05] <variant> arthursc: echo
[11:05] <arthursc> bash: command not found
[11:05] <morphish> JohnM555: you have no ethernet in that thing? anyway so you have an eth? and ath0 just dhclient ath0, then wait and see if you get IP (presuming all your essid, key, channel and all was right for them) if nothing goes, try it for eth? one of them has to get an ip if your AP supports dhcp
[11:05] <dtorres> in rdesktop when i scroll through text i see doubles of every line
[11:05] <BadKitty> cool: Why not what does it say?
[11:05] <variant> arthursc: what?
[11:05] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: the update is already done - didn't know i need a normal upgrade before a dist-upgrade... seems a bit strange... but i'll try.
[11:05] <variant> arthursc: thats what happens when you do that?
[11:06] <james296> no, it tells me I need to be logged out of the x session
[11:06] <mirak> morphish: otherwise I couldn't get 3D on 8.30 drivers, but I get it. The problem is that I must disable the DRM_RADEON module, otherwise it doesn't work. It was the case even one year ago, and probably even before. you can find tons of people with radeon 9600 pro complaining about such a problem, of dri not working, but nobody seems to care
[11:06] <Duesentrieb> gyaresu: or should i use update-manager?
[11:06] <kosnick> i need to connect my mobile with kandy (=mobile application) . what port do i have to use?
[11:06] <JohnM555> um..
[11:06] <gyaresu> Duesentrieb, nah. manually is best.
[11:06] <BadKitty> james...hm...ok
[11:06] <T0aD> gyaresu, any hint ?
[11:06] <morphish> JohnM555: once you have internet, go and install that thing, or copy it onto something on the machine you irc from, and copy it back to the laptop, either way
[11:06] <gyaresu> T0aD, about what?
[11:06] <arthursc> LOL missed the E.... Working now great stuff many thanks...
[11:06] <mirak> morphish: and it's not even related to ubuntu, all users have this problem
[11:06] <variant> arthursc: no permission denied error?
[11:06] <variant> arthursc: good, is the light on?
[11:06] <gyaresu> T0aD, Recaps please...
[11:06] <morphish> mirak: i know it is not a ubuntu problem, what were you refering to as "not true" ?
[11:07] <variant> arthursc: chang ethat to a 0 to turn it back off again :P
[11:07] <arthursc> yep oh and ...what about blue tooth???
[11:07] <kosnick> kandy app : what port is my mobile ?
[11:07] <dtorres> whats the best samba gui client to connect to windows shares?
[11:07] <T0aD> how do you make a ramdisk on a kernel < 2.6.15 ?
[11:07] <BadKitty> Cool type this: /msg NickServ REGISTER password (but use your own  password instead of the word password)
[11:07] <j2daosh> ls
[11:07] <variant> arthursc: you could bind that to a key combo and use it for morse code signals ;)
[11:07] <variant> arthursc: what about bluetooth?
[11:07] <dtorres> anyone?
[11:07] <kosnick> ubuntu + mobiles ?
[11:07] <variant> arthursc: i have never used bluetooth tbh, so i have no idea about it
[11:08] <gyaresu> dtorres, imho smb4k
[11:08] <LjL> variant: .-. . .- .-.. .-.. -.-- ?
[11:08] <kamui> need a little help, Im trying to compile nzbget on a fresh ubuntu dapper system.  I tried to ./configure but it said gcc was missing.  So I did an apt-get install gcc.  Now when I run configure it says c compiler cannot create executables and dies.  What do I need to do to get a suitable build environment?
[11:08] <marshall> does anybody know where i can get a silc account?
[11:08] <psusi> lk11mn: you got that going yet?
[11:08] <variant> LjL: what?
[11:08] <Cool> what did i have to type to register again?
[11:08] <dtorres> k will try that ty
[11:08] <gyaresu> dtorres, you can just use konqueror.. (don't know about gnome progs)
[11:08] <variant> LjL: ah sorry hahahaha
[11:08] <LjL> variant: i asked "really?" :-P
[11:08] <dtorres> im actually using kde :)
[11:08] <BadKitty> type: /msg NickServ REGISTER yourownpassword
[11:08] <arthursc> ok ignore bluetooth. 1 didn'f turn it off!
[11:08] <gyaresu> kamui, build-essential
[11:08] <kosnick> ubuntu + mobiles?
[11:08] <variant> LjL: i dont speak morse :) i learned a bit when younger though
[11:08] <arthursc> sorry 0
[11:08] <st4hl> hi, is it possible to turn off motd message when i login into my ubuntu box?
[11:08] <marshall> kamui, apt-get install build-essential
[11:08] <variant> arthursc: try 2
[11:08] <st4hl> "Ubuntu comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by
[11:08] <st4hl> applicable law.
[11:08] <st4hl> this thing?
[11:08] <snook353> does network-manager conflict with netswitch, or other network-manager-like things?
[11:09] <snook353> like wifi radar?
[11:09] <marshall> does anybody know where i can get a silc account?
[11:09] <variant> st4hl: yeah lemmy chekc what file it is
[11:09] <lk11mn> psusi: nope, just installing now
[11:09] <gyaresu> st4hl, just make the file blank
[11:09] <st4hl> thanks a bunch variant
[11:09] <LjL> st4hl: sudo nano /etc/motd
[11:09] <st4hl> ahh its motd
[11:09] <st4hl> nod, thanks alot
[11:09] <snook353> synaptic says no, but since network manager is running, idk
[11:09] <psusi> kamui: apt-get install build-essential
[11:09] <arthursc> by default 0 is no LED and 1 is LED
[11:09] <Weed_Man> Hi! I'm using Edgy 6.10 for AMD64, but the bcm43xx driver for Braodcom 4318 wireless is working bad (it loses connection after a while). The developers recommended I upgrade the kernel to 2.6.18, but there seems like there are no Ubuntu versions for that kernel. Any suggestions?
[11:09] <JohnM555> neither dhclient ath0 or eth0 worked
[11:09] <st4hl> i couldnt find it for some reason thought it was something else
[11:09] <variant> st4hl: /etc/motd
[11:09] <st4hl> yah thanks guys
[11:09] <variant> st4hl: slocate motd
[11:09] <variant> st4hl: slocate is your friend
[11:09] <JohnM555> I don't have ehternet, if I did I wouldn't need wireless
[11:09] <kefah> Hi, I'm looking for a decent review comparing ubuntu to fc6
[11:10] <variant> kefah: google
[11:10] <st4hl> lol i need to install slocate :P
[11:10] <dnite> is there a way to get vlc or totem to work with wmv streams ??
[11:10] <variant> kefah: google ubuntu vs fc6
[11:10] <kamui> psusi: thanks big time
[11:10] <variant> st4hl: no, it comes with it
[11:10] <kamui> :)
[11:10] <gyaresu> kefah, ^^
[11:10] <JohnM555> I know I've got to be doing something stupid...it shouldn't be this hard to get wireless working
[11:10] <kefah> variant, I know I did that.  Is there any replacement for this?
[11:13] <Amaranth> FlyingSquirrel32: No, it was removed from GNOME (and thus Ubuntu) because it was really buggy.
[11:13] <variant> st4hl: remember that if your looking for a file that has recently been added you have to updatedb first (it is run as a cron job every day though)
[11:14] <FlyingSquirrel32> is there any gui way to mount drives now?
[11:14] <mirak> morphish: all cards are supported from 8500 at least
[11:14] <st4hl> nod 'll add it to cron
[11:14] <variant> st4hl: and you cant use it to find files that the user running it doesnt have permission to read
[11:14] <snook353> for any newbies wondering, this is my answer to removing network-manager:  http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=113715
[11:14] <variant> st4hl: iirc, the installation hsould set up a cron job but check anyway
[11:14] <st4hl> how would i check this?
[11:14] <st4hl> cron.daily?
[11:15] <variant> st4hl: check roots crontab
[11:15] <variant> st4hl: yeah
[11:15] <morphish> mirak: on 8.29.x i read the release notes and it mentioned that support was drpped and to use 8.28.8 for those, maybe someone goofed on the site redesign
[11:15] <gyaresu> st4hl, 'sudo crontab -l'
[11:15] <psusi> lk11mn: ok... reboot one more time and this time I should have it ;)
[11:15] <st4hl> yeah its been added to /etc/cron.daily
[11:15] <st4hl> nod, thanks again guys =)
[11:15] <variant> st4hl: cool
[11:15] <mirak> morphish: I added that maybe he believed I wasn't talking of fglrx
[11:15] <lk11mn> lol yay
[11:15] <james296> how come when I exit the X session its just a cursor thing and I type and nothing happens?
[11:15] <morphish> mirak: perhaps it said 9250 and below though
[11:16] <mirak> morphish: probably he tough I wasn't talking of their own driver. I wouldn't have posted there anyway
[11:16] <morphish> mirak: but yes, the answer does look like he was not talking about fglrx at all, since they should know their own driver
[11:16] <Ballex> goran?
[11:16] <mirak> morphish: I am 100% sure it's supported, but there is a bug for this card
[11:16] <JohnM555> Why does so much of this for setting up wireless expect people to have internet access, when they need wireless to get to the internet?
[11:16] <rzoad> ja
[11:17] <mirak> morphish: yes I answered something like that. that I was a bit surprise they don't know they have a linux driver called fglrx ^^
[11:17] <LjL> JohnM555: because we don't have a better option right now.
[11:17] <Zeike> I'm installing 6.10 from CD and the install fails at 71% every time. Interface is frozen except for mouse. Anyone seen that? Any way for me to see what's going on? verbose install or something?
[11:17] <JohnM555> Ok
[11:17] <morphish> JohnM555: because you have the tools to do it manually, and most people plug in an ethernet cable for the install and then never again, after the install is done
[11:17] <variant> JohnM555: yes, its a very annoying situation. caused entirely by the hardware manufacturers, it will probably be annohter year before it's surpased the ease with which windows users handle wifi
[11:17] <james296> well?
[11:17] <gyaresu> Zeike, Possibly error on cd/ cdrom bad laser/ dodgy ram
[11:18] <JohnM555> I don't understand why they would use wireless if they had an ethernet cable
[11:18] <variant> JohnM555: laptops
[11:18] <grndslm> any advice for a "good value" linux-compatible scanner?
[11:18] <Ballex> Im a noob, can i get some help?
[11:18] <JohnM555> But don't most people use desktops?
[11:18] <gyaresu> !helpme > Ballex
[11:18] <Ballex> hu?
[11:18] <gyaresu> JohnM555, No.
[11:18] <variant> JohnM555: what diference does that make?
[11:18] <morphish> JohnM555: because it is there before wifi, any cd boots and eth0 grabs an IP, long before wifi needs YOUR WEP info
[11:18] <codeyman> grndslm,HP
[11:19] <JohnM555> Alright...whatever
[11:19] <timo90> stil stuck on network lol
[11:19] <gyaresu> Ballex, That means yes. Just ask.
[11:19] <Zeike> gyaresu, ok thanks i'll check er out
[11:19] <Ballex> im trying to boot ubuntu from a cd, but it doesnt work
[11:19] <grndslm> codeyman, all HPs, or is there one in particular?
[11:19] <shrndegruv> guys how do i tell which ati driver i am using?
[11:19] <codeyman> well most of them do
[11:19] <variant> JohnM555: i am typeing this on a laptop, how many business men have you seen take a desktop pc to a meeting or conference? (none)
[11:19] <JohnM555> Oh, I'm not saying nobody uses laptops
[11:19] <morphish> shredder: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep river
[11:20] <fabio__> days ago i have seen on ubuntu websites a kind of "official" sources.list for edgy eft, can someone give me that wiki link? thanks
[11:20] <variant> JohnM555: hundereds of millions of people use laptops
[11:20] <Ballex> i get a message about som graphic X or something
[11:20] <JohnM555> variant: I'm just saying I think a lot of people using Ubuntu would use it on a desktop, thats all
[11:20] <codeyman> hey anyone knows how to set a user disk quota in ubuntu?
[11:20] <gyaresu> shrndegruv, glxinfo
[11:20] <JohnM555> variant: I'm on a laptop right now! I know tons of people use laptops
[11:20] <Ballex> i use AMD 64
[11:20] <MugginsM> I'm unsure why you'd use wireless on a desktop when wired is faster
[11:20] <Infecto> hi
[11:20] <MugginsM> and it has to have power cables anyway
[11:20] <variant> JohnM555: if you like, but i dont see what difference it makes as to whether or not you use ubuntu if you have a desktop or a laptop
[11:20] <gyaresu> !offtopic > JohnM555
[11:20] <crass> JohnM555: I think ubuntu is great for laptops, its hibernate support is pretty good
[11:20] <Infecto> maybe someone run fingerprint ?
[11:21] <morphish> JohnM555: i always wire my laptop for installs, it is too annoying having to wait for an IP till i fired up my wifi, i take my tie, set it all up, then unplug it when i am done, one time deal, and also avoids my neighbor's AP going haywire causing my AP to drop me
[11:21] <shrndegruv> dont see a driver version in glxinfo
[11:21] <shrndegruv> xorg.conf says ati
[11:21] <shrndegruv> is that open source
[11:21] <shrndegruv> ?
[11:21] <morphish> shrndegruv: that is OSS, yes
[11:21] <Ballex> what may the problem be?
[11:21] <fabio__> does someone have the link to the ubuntu wiki where there is the suggested sources.list ? thanks
[11:21] <Zeike> gyaresu, good call. got a failed checksum on the cd test
[11:21] <shrndegruv> sweet
[11:21] <shrndegruv> i followed a guide to get beryl running
[11:21] <JohnM555> morphish: I wish I could do that with my desktop :\
[11:21] <codeyman>  morphish, ATI drivers are not OSS
[11:21] <shrndegruv> it has you set up an xgl desktop session
[11:21] <Vanuatoo_> does anyone know how to download vmware-workstation with wget?
[11:21] <gyaresu> shrndegruv, right at the top of the output... 'glxinfo |less'
[11:21] <shrndegruv> which doesnt work
[11:22] <Vanuatoo_> or point me to any mirror?
[11:22] <shrndegruv> but when i start normal gnome, beryl works with all acutremens
[11:22] <JohnM555> I found the network-manager deb online and transfered it to my ubuntu, but when I tried to install it, it said 'Error: Dependancy is not satisfiable: libnl1-pre6
[11:22] <gyaresu> Vanuatoo_, should be in the repos. so available with apt-get
[11:22] <codeyman> Vanuatoo_, u need to get a trial licence no from vmware.com... which will allow you to download a 30 day trial version
[11:22] <JohnM555> What do I do?
[11:22] <variant> JohnM555: what? gnome-network-manager?
[11:23] <JohnM555> This: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/download.pl?arch=amd64&file=pool%2Fmain%2Fn%2Fnetwork-manager%2Fnetwork-manager_0.6.3-2ubuntu6_amd64.deb&md5sum=86e5021f041a25757dcef33c5ee2355d&arch=amd64&type=main
[11:23] <Vanuatoo_> codeyman: I do it with firefox but sometimes download manager sucks
[11:23] <Vanuatoo_> gyaresu: which repo?
[11:23] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> -is happy-
[11:23] <codeyman> Vanuatoo_, well that is the only way... u wont find it in repos... u will find vmware-player... not workstation
[11:24] <JohnM555> variant: I think its gnome
[11:24] <Vanuatoo_> yes, there is only player
[11:24] <variant> JohnM555: type apt-get install network-manager-gnome
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> I got a question
[11:24] <variant> LGKeiz-Ubuntu: just ask
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> do I need to install my graphic card driver?
[11:24] <timo90> Darn thing wont work
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> I know variant lol
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> >.>
[11:24] <gyaresu> Vanuatoo_, the ubuntu multiverse
[11:24] <variant> LGKeiz-Ubuntu: what graphics card?
[11:24] <JohnM555> variante: ok
[11:24] <morphish> codeyman: he said wjat i told him to grep, and ati is OSS, if it had returned fglrx, it would be the proprietary ati driver, ok?
[11:24] <Ballex> Looking for help: Im trying to boot Ubuntu from a CD, but it wont install, and gives some errormessage about "Graphic X" or something, does anybody have a clue what that means?
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> crap
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> It's some intel ingreated crqap
[11:24] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> crap
[11:24] <variant> JohnM555: tip: in irc type var and press the tab key
[11:25] <variant> LGKeiz-Ubuntu: no, it is allready installed then
[11:25] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> oh :o
[11:25] <morphish> Vanuatoo_: get vmware-server it is FREE, no 30 day trial bidness, go fetch it now ;)
[11:25] <JohnM555> variant: Oh, nice. Sorry for mistyping :)
[11:25] <gyaresu> Ballex, Well you ignored me before...
[11:25] <Ballex> what do you mean?
[11:25] <Vanuatoo_> I found that file on gentoo mirror, thanks everyone :)
[11:25] <JohnM555> variant: shouldn't double clicking the deb also install it?
[11:25] <variant> LGKeiz-Ubuntu: open a terminal and type "glxinfo | grep direct
[11:25] <variant> JohnM555: use the package manager
[11:26] <marshall> does anybody know where i can get a silc account?
[11:26] <marshall> does anybody know where i can get a SILC account?
[11:26] <lk11mn> psusi: ok, i guess its a good sign that there's nothing in the mapper folder, but there's no sign of anything in dev
[11:26] <variant> LGKeiz-Ubuntu: if it says yes your fine, if no then you have to figure out why not, i am about to skype with my gf so somone else will have to help you in that case
[11:26] <JohnM555> variant: I can do that with stuff already on my computer? I transfered it via usb because my ubuntu isn't connected to the internet
[11:26] <timo90> Any one set up there ubuntu pc to a network yet ?
[11:27] <psusi> lk11mn: pastebin me the output of dmraid -ay -vvvv -dddd
[11:27] <JohnM555> timo90: I wish.
[11:27] <FlyingSquirrel32> Amaranth: is there any way to mount a partition via the gui?
[11:27] <morphish> timo90: everyone who is here has set it up !?
[11:27] <timo90> what about internet connection shearing
[11:27] <lk11mn> ok, whats -dddd mean?
[11:27] <morphish> ok, everyone but JohnM555
[11:27] <variant> JohnM555: ah, thats annoying. put it in /var/cache/apt/archives/
[11:27] <timo90> morphish: Correct
[11:27] <variant> JohnM555: but it wont work unless its the package version that apt-get wants
[11:27] <sholden> has anyone had success installing synergy (with or without quicksynergy) on Edgy?
[11:27] <JohnM555> morphish: yea :\. I gues I'm just slow.
[11:27] <DShepherd> what's the name of the package for the opensource nv drivers?
[11:27] <morphish> timo90: look into ipkungfu a script making things dead easy to deal with
[11:28] <variant> DShepherd: those are part of the kernel and are allready installed
[11:28] <JohnM555> variant: OK I'll try that
[11:28] <FlyingSquirrel32> timo90: is that where you cut off all of your internet connections? :)  Just kidding.
[11:28] <psusi> lk11mn: turns on all the debug output
[11:28] <morphish> JohnM555: i think you are too worried about that gui to actually work on your problem
[11:28] <foomanchew> hey yall
[11:28] <DShepherd> variant: ok
[11:28] <gyaresu> DShepherd, variant xserver-xorg-driver-nv
[11:28] <timo90> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh comedians ;)
[11:28] <DShepherd> gyaresu: ah.. that is the name thanks
[11:28] <Ballex> gyaresu?
[11:28] <JohnM555> morphish: probably, but I've tried so much other stuff that I must have done wrong
[11:29] <JohnM555> morphish: I was happy to just get the driver installed
[11:29] <radioaktivstorm> hello, I apparently have an issue with my swap....there is none. what do i do?
[11:29] <lk11mn> psusi: http://pastebin.com/820054
[11:29] <variant> gyaresu: that has been removed from the kernel? or is that just the kernel module package
[11:29] <morphish> JohnM555: you can /msg me if you want, msg me every commandline of iwconfig you issued and maybe we can figure out what's missing
[11:30] <lk11mn> psusi: maybe that worked and i'm just not seeing what i expected
[11:30] <fabio__> when i run sudo apt-get upgrade, what does mean "1 package not updated"
[11:30] <fabio__> why it is not updated?
[11:30] <foomanchew> I am having issues with rhythmbox .... error while loading shared libraries: libnautilus-burn.so.3: cannot open shared object file
[11:30] <foomanchew> this is after upgd to edgy
[11:30] <psusi> lk11mn: hrm... it sais there was an error due to the mirror module missing... modprobe dm-mirror and try again
[11:30] <JohnM555> morphish: ok, once I fail to get the gui working, which will be pretty soon.
[11:30] <foomanchew> any ideas
[11:30] <foomanchew> would be appreciated
[11:31] <Duesentrieb> hrmm... /var/lib/dpkg/info/app-install-data-commercial.postinst: line 3: update-app-install: command not found
[11:31] <Duesentrieb> what does that mean?
[11:31] <marshall> can anybody recommend a method of secure IM?
[11:31] <knapp> I am having a problem with Konversation, the Server List pops up when I open it, has no buttons, and will not close.
[11:31] <foomanchew> marshall, use tor
[11:31] <morphish> JohnM555: ok, once you have that .deb and every .deb it depends on, let me know if you need anymore help, afk for a few
[11:31] <marshall> foomanchew, thats not im though is it?
[11:31] <Duesentrieb> marshall: jaber supports encryption via gpg
[11:31] <DShepherd> knapp: you may get better help in the #kubuntu channel
[11:31] <Duesentrieb> jabber
[11:31] <morphish> marshall: or use gaim with ssl plugin
[11:32] <knapp> DShepherd, thanks I thought I WAS in the kubuntu channel, haha
[11:32] <foomanchew> marshall, no its an anonymizer
[11:32] <DShepherd> knapp: ok
[11:32] <morphish> marshall: to get the other side to use a secure gaim too is the tricky part
[11:33] <Trainstroker> help phillip@ubuntu:~/Desktop/FahMon/src$ ./fahmon
[11:33] <Trainstroker> ./fahmon: error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2_xrc-2.6.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[11:33] <timo90> just got that ipkungfu
[11:33] <JohnM555> I need the dependency libnl1-pref6, but I don't know where to find it
[11:33] <lk11mn> psusi:  like this  -        sudo modprobe dm-mirror
[11:33] <lk11mn>    ? i dont think that's doing anything?
[11:33] <Trainstroker> where do shared libraries go?
[11:33] <JohnM555> variant: I tried puting the deb in the directory you told me, but I couldn't even copy and paste it there :\
[11:34] <lk11mn> well i got the same result from dmraid -ay -vvvv -dddd   (well it looked the same at a glance :P)
[11:34] <psusi> lk11mn: it won't show any output
[11:34] <psusi> hrm...
[11:34] <psusi> hold on a second...
[11:36] <timo90> i have installed ipkungfu how do i get to it (no icon)
[11:36] <zwnj> my dapper server hangs periodically, even after installing amd64-k8.  may it be because of restricted modules?
[11:36] <lk11mn> timo90: im a complete nub but have you tried ipkungfu in the terminal?
[11:38] <Kytherean> selam
[11:38] <Zarephath> Hey folks...asked in kubuntu about boot to a mac powerpc...no one replied...the lived cd boots when using live-powerpc option..however graphics are hosed..it creates like 5 icons of everything and very small...the screen has lines running through it so I can't even contemplate installing...is there a argument I can pass at boot time to kill the extra graphics stuff to get the installer started? Or maybe  a way to boot into text in
[11:38] <dad> Can anyone point me to a remastering howto for dapper please?
[11:38] <Zarephath> This is kubuntu edgy
[11:39] <timo90> lk11mn:dIDNT WORK
[11:39] <lk11mn> timo90: k that was my only idea- try asking again and someone else might no
[11:40] <Stormx2> He left XD
[11:40] <Zarephath> #join kubuntu-ppc
[11:40] <TheGateKeeper> Zarephath: there is an alternate CD which uses a text installer
[11:41] <TheGateKeeper> Zarephath: no idea if it will work on your arch
[11:41] <Zarephath> TheGateKeeper: Thanks...you remember the name of it? The iso that is
[11:41] <psusi> lk11mn: modprobe dm dm-mirror and run dmraid again... and see if it still says RROR: device-mapper target type "mirror" not in kernel
[11:41] <dad> I need to create an installation that includes desktop icons for OpenOffice from boot after install.  Anyone?
[11:42] <JohnM555> When trying to install a package, it tells me 'Dependency is not satisfiable: libnl1-pre6' How can I fix this?
[11:42] <TheGateKeeper> Zarephath: they are all on the wiki, it's just called 'alternate cd'
[11:42] <TheGateKeeper> !iso
[11:42] <ubotu> To mount an .iso image: sudo mount -o loop my.iso /some/mountpoint - bin/cue can be converted to iso with bchunk  .iso images of Ubuntu CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com Always verify the .iso before burning, see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[11:42] <Zarephath> K thanks
[11:43] <TheGateKeeper> Zarephath: http://releases.ubuntu.com/6.10/
[11:43] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> I love this.
[11:43] <LGKeiz-Ubuntu> lol
[11:43] <marshall> what is the default port for ftp servers?
[11:44] <sanmarcos> 21
[11:44] <hartmut> fkk
[11:44] <sanmarcos> cat /etc/services|grep -i ftp marshall
[11:44] <iter> or grep ftp /etc/services
[11:45] <marshall> sanmarcos, im trying to connect to this public ftp: ftp://<IP_ADDRESS>/gaim and i want to do it with nautilus
[11:45] <drew> whats a good program to use for msn?
[11:45] <k31th> yop
[11:45] <k31th> Anyone know how to open a new tab in gnome-terminal i need to script this, as I am making a ssh connect script i want a new session to open a new tab.
[11:45] <SleepySocks> hey everyone I'm getting a 'Failed to Initialize HAL' error after installing PostgreSQL...any ideas????
[11:45] <Duesentrieb> hrm. ok, after setting stuff in sources.list to edgy, i did apt-get upgrade && apt-get update. Seems to have gone fine
[11:45] <Duesentrieb> but apt dist-upgrade still wants to remove packages. essential packages...
[11:45] <sanmarcos> marshall: places > connect to server, just use anoynmous as user, and whatever as  pass
[11:46] <sanmarcos> drew: galaxium, gaim, tmsnc, amsn, kopete
[11:46] <jambla> Is there a way to have video chat in either msn messenger, skype, or yahoo messenger?
[11:46] <foomanchew> I want to compile rhythmbox from source and include support for DAAP ?
[11:46] <lk11mn> psusi: no, i dont think it does...
[11:46] <sanmarcos> jambla: there is preliminary support for msn in amsn, and yahoo in the defunct gaim-vv
[11:46] <mirak> is their a way to step into a bash script ?
[11:46] <sanmarcos> mirak: step ?
[11:46] <psusi> lk11mn: ohh?  ok... pastebin what it says now would you?
[11:47] <mirak> sanmarcos: trace execution
[11:47] <lk11mn> psusi: http://pastebin.com/820066
[11:47] <sanmarcos> SleepySocks: gnome-terminal --tab
[11:47] <sanmarcos> mirak: #!/bin/bash -x might me helpful at the top of the stricpt
[11:47] <foomanchew> I want to compile rhythmbox from source and include support for DAAP ? anyone done it
[11:47] <k31th> Anyone know how to open a new tab in gnome-terminal i need to script this, as I am making a ssh connect script i want a new session to open a new tab.
[11:47] <Stormx2> Yo guys, how can I get a PHP executable on ubuntu? installing "php5" doesn't give me it.
[11:47] <SleepySocks> san marcos, what will that do/
[11:47] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: ubuntu has a habit of loading everything as a module, at a guess hal has either become uninstalled or corrupt, unfortunately I don't know how you would fix it
[11:47] <sanmarcos> k31th: man gnome-terminal
[11:47] <SleepySocks> fstab?
[11:48] <k31th> sanmarcos: I tried that
[11:48] <psusi> lk11mn: but it didn't create the device in /dev?
[11:48] <Kannix_> *ahem*
[11:48] <sanmarcos> SleepySocks: that isnt for you, sorry
[11:48] <Kannix_> I am back :)
[11:48] <TheGateKeeper> !hal
[11:48] <ubotu> hal: Hardware Abstraction Layer. In component main, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS>-0ubuntu17 (edgy), package size 347 kB, installed size 1112 kB
[11:48] <Kannix_> Hi all
[11:48] <fabry> hi everyone, could someone help me to confgure an usb wifi dongle?
[11:48] <sanmarcos> k31th: check the other options
[11:48] <sanmarcos> k31th: scripts should be portable
[11:48] <sanmarcos> k31th: if you cant, use screen to make faux tabs
[11:48] <fabry> it doesn't work
[11:48] <psusi> lk11mn: the isw one that is
[11:49] <SleepySocks> gatekeeper, that's what I'm thinking.  I can reinstall the depenencies one by one
[11:49] <sanmarcos> !doesnt work
[11:49] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about doesnt work - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:49] <SleepySocks> I tried reinstalling hal, but no luck
[11:49] <lk11mn> psusi: there's alot of stuff in /dev so i just use that typey thing, and nothing comes up for isw, or sil.... but i looked around those areas too, and no nothing there
[11:49] <fabry> I tried to load ndiswrapper on kernel loading win drivers
[11:49] <mentok> !ndiswrapper
[11:49] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[11:50] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: unfortunately I don't know how you would fix it
[11:50] <psusi> lk11mn: pastebin the output of dmsetup table
[11:50] <fabry> I checked it but it doesn't work
[11:50] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: may be the kernel is not happy, you could try one of your other grub options
[11:50] <SleepySocks> thanks, I'll keep trying or reinstall
[11:51] <SleepySocks> I ask in ubuntu forms and they say it should install on ubuntu desktop fine
[11:51] <yanis> i have an intelx86 pc. should I se the 386 or 686 mplayer package?
[11:51] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: that is true
[11:51] <lk11mn> psusi: no devices found
[11:51] <SleepySocks> I was thinking the same thing, should I use ubuntu server
[11:51] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: is this edgy?
[11:51] <yanis> what is 686 form?
[11:52] <yanis> *fom
[11:52] <yanis> *for
[11:52] <SleepySocks> I only had one reply so it still could be that it should only be installed on server editon
[11:52] <SleepySocks> yes its edgy
[11:52] <psusi> lk11mn: well damnit... I am at a loss
[11:53] <SleepySocks> hate going backwards, but that may be the only solution or ubuntu server
[11:53] <lk11mn> psusi: have you tried higher resolution???
[11:53] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: well you could report it as a bug, you could also build your own kernel & but hal in
[11:53] <lk11mn> psusi: lol well i dunno... i'll prolly give it a rest for tonight and i might go at the howto with bootstrap tomorrow night
[11:53] <SleepySocks> I'll look closely at the postgre and hal installed files and see what I can find
[11:53] <SleepySocks> thaks Gatekeeper
[11:54] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: sorry I could not be more help
[11:54] <nko> hi i have a problem... i would add a new audio track ?on a divx file... how can i do that
[11:54] <TheGateKeeper> SleepySocks: good luck :-)
[11:55] <psusi> lk11mn: if you go that route, you will need to modify /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/dmraid to add the -fsil flag you had to use before
[11:56] <psusi> lk11mn: in fact... why don't you try that again real quick with that flag
[11:56] <psusi> lk11mn: it may just have a problem with your isw raid
[11:56] <psusi> and bails out
[11:56] <nko> someone can help me?
[11:56] <shrndegruv> where do i get gkrellm skins?
[11:57] <SleepySocks> ok, gatekeeper, my first bug report...thanks for all the help
[11:57] <lk11mn> psusi: its like dmraid -an to turn it all off isnt it?
[11:57] <psusi> lk11mn: yea, but if they aren't on, then there is no use turning them off ;)
[11:57] <Trainstroker> ./fahmon: error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2_xrc-2.6.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[11:58] <lk11mn> lol well that's kinda the msg i got back... anyway
[11:58] <Trainstroker> help i get that error but the file is there
[11:58] <nko> how can i add a new audio track on a divx file?