[11:58] <ripiket> Stueh_, let's see what i can find hold up
[11:58] <rausb0> Stueh_: what's so difficult about  mount -o loop,ro image.iso /mnt  ?
[11:58] <Stueh_> ripiket, I'll assume that's XKDE based :P
[11:59] <Stueh_> I'm using Dapper, Gnome desktop
[11:59] <Blaise> damo22 no such file or directory
[11:59] <damo22> Blaise: thats your problem
[11:59] <Blaise> damo22 I assume uname is literally uname
[11:59] <prince_jammys> DieseL`nix: there's also ~/.local/share/desktop-directories/ , for your customized ones
[11:59] <damo22> Blaise: you dont have the kernel headers installed
[11:59] <Stueh_> ripiket, And no, for some reason GmountISo doesn't come up with apt-get or synaptic etc.
[11:59] <Blaise> hmm, I thought we did that?
[11:59] <Stueh_> rausb0, Some people like to use a GUI :(
[11:59] <damo22> Blaise: so you cant possibly compile a kernel module
[11:59] <Blaise> ok
[11:59] <Stueh_> Espesh when they just come from XP :)
[12:00] <ripiket> Can someone make Stueh_ a bash script
[12:00] <damo22> Blaise: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[12:00] <Dr_willis> I like that fuseiso tool myself.
[12:00] <Dr_willis> there are some other front ends to mounting iso's i recall mentioned on some of hte ubuntu tutorial/news sites
[12:01] <Stueh_> ripiket, Yeah yeah funny funny :P
[12:01] <ripiket> Stueh_, if you find one let me know, because I'm getting too lazy to do it in the shell
[12:01] <Blaise> damo22 linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic is already the newest version.
[12:02] <Dr_willis> I recall there being some  addon thing for gnome that let you mount iso's but i never used it. perhaps gnome-look.org has it.
[12:02] <m1lkc0w> Ouch! I've messed up my kubuntu installation by installing virtualbox-ose-modules-generic. I believe that I switched from the -386 kernel and modules to the generic flavour.
[12:02] <Blaise> Dr_wills I need to work with cue's and bins
[12:03] <Blaise> Dr_willis I need to work with cue's and bins
[12:03] <damo22> Blaise: you can run bchunk to convert your bin/cue to iso
[12:03] <m1lkc0w> Which flavor is is the default for hardy on a standard i386 platform? -generic or -386?
[12:04] <prince_jammys> alias isomount='mount -o loop,ro "$1" /mnt'
[12:04] <CorruptTerrorist> is there a way that i can setup an incoming/outgoing mail server on ubuntu?
[12:04] <byte_code> Hi, I've asked a question on #lirc - but the channel is as d
[12:04] <Seveas> m1lkc0w, generic
[12:04] <m1lkc0w> Seveas: Thanks.
[12:04] <Dr_willis> Blaise:  the fuseiso tool - can mount cue/bins  according to the homepage
[12:04] <byte_code> ead as a dodo -  I'm running Lirc  ver 0.8.3-CVS on Ubuntu Feisty with a streamzap usb remote and receiver.  When my computer boots up, there are 2 processes running (1 root; /usr/sbin/lircd --device=/dev/lirc0 and 1 nobody:  /usr/sbin/inputlircd /dev/input/event0 /dev/input/event1 /dev/input/event2 /dev/input/event3 /dev/input/event4 /dev/input/event5 /dev/input/event6), but I have to kill these and start the lircd manually so that ire
[12:04] <byte_code> xec is able
[12:04] <byte_code>   to connect... I'm unable to find this behaviour doumented anywhere - it's quite frustrating and I would like to resolve it. Aside from that I have successfully programmed my codes etc and it all works.
[12:04] <byte_code>  Can anyone guide me, or does anyone know of any suitable resources? all help appreciated
[12:04] <Dr_willis> !find fuseiso
[12:04] <ubotu> Found: fuseiso, fuseiso9660, umview-mod-umfuseiso9660
[12:04] <Dr_willis> !info fuseiso
[12:04] <ubotu> fuseiso (source: fuseiso): FUSE module to mount ISO filesystem images. In component universe, is optional. Version 20070507-1 (gutsy), package size 20 kB, installed size 92 kB
[12:05] <Stueh_> So... no one knows of any GUI for mounting and making ISO's?
[12:05] <m1lkc0w> Seveas: Somehow virtualbox-ose-modules-generic broke my sound and wireless. Trying to update-initramfs tells me that /lib/firmware/2.6.24-12-386 cannot be found...
[12:06] <prince_jammys> !info gmountiso | Stueh_
[12:06] <ubotu> stueh_: gmountiso (source: gmountiso): This is Gmountiso, a PyGTK GUI to mount your cd images. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4-0ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 15 kB, installed size 164 kB
[12:06] <m1lkc0w> Seveas: Any idea how I can revert the breakage introduced by virtualbox-ose-modules-generic?
[12:07] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: what gives you $ uname -r ?
[12:07] <Seveas> m1lkc0w, none whatsoever, my left brain is still switched off and the right brain is focusing on a delicious sandwich right now :)
[12:07] <m1lkc0w> Seveas: 2.6.24-12-386
[12:07] <Moduliz0r> Hi, can anyone help me with installing Ubuntu? The installer locks up at creating ext3 partition for / (at 5%)
[12:08] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: 2.6.24-12-386
[12:08] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: i think you need to install 'linux-generic' and then reboot with that kernel
[12:08] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: after that proceed
[12:08] <Stueh_> prince_jammys, I'm on Dapper, and can't update to the latest Ubuntu due to it killing the whole OS every time I do so
[12:08] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: Is it a known problem that virtualbox may mess with the kernel/modules?
[12:09] <damo22> i think i'll wait until hardy comes out before i bother upgrading
[12:09] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: you are running an custom not standard kernel 'i386'
[12:09] <Dr_willis> damo22:  i tend to wait a week or 2 after they come out to upgrade. :)
[12:09] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: default is '*-generic'
[12:09] <Moduliz0r> can anyone help me with installing ubuntu (64-bit)? The installer stops at 5% (creating ext3 partition)
[12:10] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: 'i386' is the 'pure' without any fancyness
[12:10] <prince_jammys> Stueh_: this is a 3rd party one:http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmount-isomdfnrg-images-using-acetoneiso-gui-tool.html
[12:10] <damo22> Dr_willis: im on feisty... if i go to gutsy i'll have to go to hardy soon
[12:10] <damo22> so whats the point
[12:10] <dorneanu> hy
[12:10] <gaE4> is there a way, to see when u have installed your system?
[12:10] <prince_jammys> Stueh_: but there should be something in the repositories
[12:10] <Dr_willis> damo22:  may be better to just do a clean reinstall.
[12:10] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: It tells me that linux-generic is already the latest version
[12:11] <Stueh_> prince_jammys, Nah, nothing in the repositories I can find, but thanks for the link :)
[12:11] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: that means it is allready installed
[12:11] <damo22> Dr_willis: no way, i have custom scripts
[12:11] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: then reboot
[12:11] <sharperguy> anyone know why I can't enable realtime in jack-control? Jack just stops as soon as I start it. (I have linux-rt installed and the /etc/security/limits.conf configured correctly)
[12:11] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: OK
[12:11] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: and in grub choose *-generic
[12:11] <Dr_willis> damo22:  so. :) back themup. copy them over..
[12:11] <dorneanu> cineva in romana\?
[12:11] <Moduliz0r> is Ubuntu x64 known to have issues with large hard drives?
[12:11] <Moduliz0r> (7.10)
[12:11] <Seveas> !ro
[12:11] <ubotu> Daca doriti ajutor sau doriti sa discutati despre Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu, intrati pe #ubuntu-ro
[12:11] <richard__> whats a good torrent client?.. i've found bittorrent not powerful enough that came with ubuntu
[12:12] <ripiket> richard__, i use uTorrent with wine
[12:12] <Moduliz0r> richard__: try kTorrent
[12:12] <damo22> Dr_willis: my usb storage stick died, i'll have to get another one before i do anything so drastic
[12:12] <WaZ`> ktorrent +1
[12:12] <richard__> i dont have kde tho
[12:12] <Moduliz0r> Nor did I
[12:12] <ripiket> can you install ktorrent without getting like 500 kde libs?
[12:12] <WaZ`> me either
[12:12] <Seveas> ripiket, only 499
[12:13] <Dr_willis> I counted 498
[12:13] <Dr_willis> :)
[12:13] <ripiket> WaZ`, transmission is 'ok'
[12:13] <Seveas> they must have improved it then
[12:13] <byte_code> seveas: youkicked me - did I contravene a guideline in asking my question?
[12:13] <ripiket> WaZ`, but if you want real upnp to work, try utorrent
[12:13] <Seveas> gotten rid of som libkrap ;)
[12:13] <richard__> do i get all those libraries if i install ktorrent?
[12:13] <Seveas> byte_code, you were flooding
[12:13] <ripiket> richard__, i think so
[12:13] <Dr_willis> richard__:  the package manager will install whats needed..
[12:13] <ripiket> richard__, its not quite 500... im just exaggerating
[12:14] <ripiket> lol
[12:14] <ripiket> anyone else see that nick
[12:14] <ripiket> haha
[12:14] <binaricalapp> could someone give my an idea on > running applications without a gui > for instance id like to set up firestarter on my server however havnt found much since most how tos require at least a minimalistic DE like X
[12:14] <Seveas> ripiket, yeah. How daft...
[12:14] <byte_code> um - oh - sorry - I was trying to ask in as informative a fashion - I thought flooding was where you ask too many questions continuously - sorry
[12:15] <Dr_willis> binaricalapp:  there are some consolebased firewall tools I recall.. but never used them.
[12:15] <Moduliz0r> Can anyone help me get Ubuntu x64 to install, the installer locks up at 5% when creating a partition, it's a 500GB drive
[12:15] <Xk2c> binaricalapp: with hardy there is 'ufw'
[12:15] <richard__> i'll just try azaerus, i just hope its not as bloated as on windows
[12:15] <Werenerd> Hello all - I am having a problem moving a large number of files (mp3 & ogg collection) from one HD to another. Everytime I try, ubuntu crashes and I have to reboot. I can't copy the error messages but it appears to be a file i/o error. How would you recommend moving 57 GB of music between HD's?
[12:15] <ripiket> Moduliz0r, any other active partitions?
[12:15] <damo22> Blaise: bchunk -r  foo.bin foo.cue foo   that will convert any bin/cue to iso
[12:15] <ripiket> richard__, it is as bloated as windows
[12:15] <Dr_willis> binaricalapp:  you could ssh to the box from a different linux machine that has X, and perhaps run firestarter and see the gui that way
[12:15] <ripiket> richard__, try 'transmission' or 'ktorrent'
[12:15] <Blaise> damo22 Yes it seems to have worked, thanks for that
[12:15] <Seveas> Werenerd, if you get I/O errors, one of your disks is dying. Get a working disk
[12:16] <Moduliz0r> ripiket: no, I let it use the entire disk
[12:16] <Blaise> damo22 everything else seemed a waste of time
[12:16] <Werenerd> Seveas: are you kidding me???
[12:16] <Blaise> damo22 couldn't get fuseiso working either
[12:16] <damo22> Blaise: i got cdemu working
[12:16] <Seveas> Werenerd, no
[12:16] <ripiket> Werenerd, Failing HDs are way  more common than people think.
[12:16] <Seveas> I get about one diskfailure per month
[12:16] <ripiket> Werenerd, Get a copy of ultimate boot cd and test your hd (full sector scan)
[12:16] <binaricalapp> I can ssh into the box , however the out put is still console based and will not GUI
[12:16] <WaZ`> does the job for me...
[12:16] <Seveas> which is astonishingly few, given the number of disks :)
[12:17] <ripiket> Laptop HDs are the worst
[12:17] <abuyazan> hello
[12:17] <ripiket> Seveas, beowulf cluster?
[12:17] <Werenerd> I just double checked, that is my newer HD too. Shouldn't it last more than a year?
[12:17] <damo22> ripiket: i always buy a new laptop hdd when i get a second hand laptop
[12:17] <Werenerd> Seveas: I just double checked, that is my newer HD too. Shouldn't it last more than a year?
[12:17] <Seveas> ripiket, serverpark + desktop warehouse :)
[12:17] <Dr_willis> binaricalapp:  you can FOrward X apps  and guis over ssh. I do it all the time. ssh -X remotebox, run the app.
[12:17] <CorruptTerrorist> is there a way i can set up an incoming/outgiong mail server on ubuntu?
[12:17] <ripiket> Seveas, *jealous*
[12:17] <Moduliz0r> Is Ubuntu x64's usplash supposed to go out of my monitor's range?
[12:17] <abuyazan> i am trying to connect to VPN on cisco router but it use PPTP protocol with PAP auth, but i cannot do this
[12:17] <Seveas> ripiket, I'd say about 2000 disks
[12:17] <v3ctor> abuyazan: vpnc
[12:18] <WaZ`> Werenerd: HDs are like russian roulette...
[12:18] <ripiket> Werenerd, My laptop hd is six months old, already like 20% bad sectors (at least).
[12:18] <abuyazan> i got this error (nm-pppd-plugin: CHAP check hook)
[12:18] <gyaresu_> CorruptTerrorist: you can. but if you have to ask you may not want to administrate it.
[12:18] <Xk2c> Moduliz0r: check "/etc/usplash.conf"
[12:18] <Moduliz0r> ok
[12:18] <Seveas> abuyazan, apt-get install network-manager-vpnc and you can do it from the stanard network tools
[12:18] <Moduliz0r> what should I look for?
[12:18] <WaZ`> ripiket: get it replaced...
[12:18] <Xk2c> Moduliz0r: resolution
[12:18] <Moduliz0r> ok
[12:18] <Werenerd> ripiket: WaZ` sh_t sh_t sh_t
[12:18] <ripiket> WaZ`, Oh I got everything backed up, I'm just waiting to get by until this semester is over.
[12:18] <Moduliz0r> the monitor just turns off usually, cant do much right now though, i'm in a live cd
[12:18] <Werenerd> ripiket: does this mean I am going to lose all my music?
[12:19] <damo22> Seveas: whats the quickest way to discover ip addresses of machines on your own LAN?
[12:19] <ripiket> WaZ`, I cant afford a replacement or cant wait for a RMA replacement
[12:19] <Moduliz0r> xres and yres are blank
[12:19] <Seveas> damo22, dhcp leases file
[12:19] <ripiket> Werenerd, Do you have windows?
[12:19] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: I believe virtualbox pulled in linux-386. I've removed it, rebuilt the iniramfs and am rebooting now.
[12:19] <Xk2c> Moduliz0r: that's your problem
[12:19] <CorruptTerrorist> gyaresu_, please don't tell me i can but i should not, i just want to know not be told that i shouldn't
[12:19] <binaricalapp> thanks DR_willis
[12:19] <Moduliz0r> 640*480?
[12:19] <binaricalapp> ill give that a swirl
[12:19] <ripiket> Werenerd, Once you get another HD, use a program called 'unstoppable copier' by 'roadkil' and copy your music to the new drive with that.
[12:20] <Moduliz0r> How could I check the CD for defects from inside the live cd?
[12:20] <AudioSenseCD> damo22: clone your mac address
[12:20] <ripiket> Werenerd, I'm sure someone else has a way to do it with linux, but not me
[12:20] <richard__> ripiket: azaerus is fine, i donnt know if you seen the latest on windows, it was realy full of shit :(
[12:20] <Xk2c> Moduliz0r: ic have xres=1280 yres=800
[12:20] <Seveas> Moduliz0r, when booting, it gives you the option to do so
[12:20] <Moduliz0r> Yeah but it goes out of my monitor's range and then the monitor turns off
[12:20] <ripiket> richard__, you tried the linux one? i dunno... 60+ mb of ram usage for a torrent client is simply unacceptable to me haha
[12:20] <Werenerd> ripiket: funny you should mention that. I was moving my mp3's from the phyical disc that has windows on it so that I can wipe it off.
[12:20] <damo22> AudioSenseCD: i mean i want to check the IP of another machine on my lan because i dont know it
[12:20] <richard__> ripiket: heh, well, its nothing to the one on windows, its clean enough for me :)
[12:21] <Moduliz0r> Is there any way to do it from inside the booted live cd?
[12:21] <Werenerd> ripiket: well, looks like there is a linux version of that app
[12:21] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.ubuntu.devel.changes.hardy/8377
[12:21] <IndyGunFreak> ripiket: what torrent client is doing that?
[12:21] <Moduliz0r> can't wait for 8.04
[12:22] <Moduliz0r> not long :D
[12:22] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: Just rebooted; sound and wireless are back in business. uname- r tells me it's -generic.
[12:22] <AudioSenseCD> damo22: rite click on it then choose manualy configure and so on you can cheack it iether
[12:22] <ripiket> IndyGunFreak, Azureus is pretty much that bloated. I've resorted to uTorrent/Wine just to get a decent torrent client
[12:22] <gyaresu_> CorruptTerrorist: Mail servers take a lot of configuration. Well a quick 'apt-cache search mail |grep -i server' brings back a bunch. Courier etc. but any should be compileable and installable from source. I really meant that there is no 'magic' mail server programme. They are all a lot of work (configuration & maintenence).
[12:22] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: ok
[12:22] <Moduliz0r> What's the OEM install?
[12:22] <ripiket> Werenerd, very nice, ill have to try it.
[12:22] <IndyGunFreak> ripiket: oh yah, i agree, i find azeurus absurdly heavy... i just use transmission.. i find it works for me
[12:22] <m1lkc0w> Xk2c: Thanks a bunch for your help.
[12:22] <damo22> AudioSenseCD: i mean checking the IP of the machine from a remote machine
[12:22] <Xk2c> m1lkc0w: ;)
[12:22] <Werenerd> ripiket: http://www.roadkil.net/unstopcp.html link to homepage
[12:22] <ripiket> IndyGunFreak, I would use transmission, but I need upnp support
[12:23] <IndyGunFreak> oh ok
[12:23] <ripiket> IndyGunFreak, I dunno how utorrent/wine does it, but for some reason it works?
[12:23] <WaZ`> ripiket: last time I got an HD replaced by best buy it took like 3 days
[12:23] <IndyGunFreak> ripiket: yes it does...
[12:23] <AudioSenseCD> damo22: aww ask Dr_willis about it or Werenerd
[12:23] <damo22> AudioSenseCD: imagine, i want to SSH into the box, but i cant remember the IP, how do you find a list of possible IPs
[12:23] <skillz> how to increase mic volume?
[12:23] <ripiket> IndyGunFreak, upnp on transmission has never worked for me
[12:24] <AudioSenseCD> damo22: nah you can't
[12:24] <ripiket> IndyGunFreak, i like the queuing options and stuff on utorrent
[12:24] <gyaresu_> CorruptTerrorist: Have you had a look on http://howtoforge.com lot's of good setups there.
[12:24] <CorruptTerrorist> gyaresu_, ok, i knew that, i just thought you said i was stupid :( sorry
[12:24] <IndyGunFreak> ripiket: hmm, i'mnot a huge torrent downloader, so i don't know.. just the occasinoal movie, and linux iso's
[12:24] <tilki> alooo
[12:24] <gyaresu_> CorruptTerrorist: :) I'd never say that.
[12:25] <ripiket> WaZ`, i bought mine from a smaller VAR so I'll have to wait for their techs to look at the HD (which is silly because I used to be the lead tech of the company)  and then RMA it to their head office, who in turn tests it again, then RMAs it to seagate :( argh
[12:25] <skillz> how do you increase mic volume in ubuntu????
[12:25] <Odd-rationale> skillz: Check you alsamixer settings.
[12:25] <richard__> ripiket: i never ran wine before, but isn't it heavy? or does it realy work smooth to run it like that?
[12:25] <Odd-rationale> *your
[12:25] <skillz> cheers
[12:25] <laesca_> hello
[12:25] <ripiket> IndyGunFreak, hehe I'm suprised my isp hasnt capped me yet for downloading at 500kbyte/s+ every night, all night
[12:25] <gyaresu_> hello laesca_
[12:26] <IndyGunFreak> ripiket: lol, yeah that is surprising
[12:26] <Xk2c> skillz: right click on the speaker applet
[12:26] <ripiket> richard__, has some issues, but it works acceptably for me. i really like utorrent, so im willing to put up with it. try transmission though, it's pretty decent. i would use it but my home network setup prevents it
[12:26] <damo22> WOW ssh -X rocks
[12:26] <WaZ`> ripiket: arf bureaucracy
[12:26] <ripiket> damo22, ssh -X ??
[12:26] <Xk2c> skillz: or "alsamixer"
[12:27] <ripiket> damo22,  remote X session ?
[12:27] <damo22> ripiket: yeah
[12:27] <ripiket> F*CK!
[12:27] <ripiket> I had no idea that existed!
[12:27] <ripiket> WOO!
[12:27] <damo22> ripiket: never used it
[12:27] <ripiket> Look out university servers!
[12:27] <ripiket> hehe
[12:27] <damo22> haha
[12:28] <damo22> you're taking the mickey
[12:28] <ripiket> damo22, does it work like vnc?
[12:28] <angah> hi...
[12:28] <WaZ`> ripiket: better
[12:28] <damo22> ripiket: yeah
[12:28] <WaZ`> ripiket: each user gets their own session
[12:28] <ripiket> holy sh!t
[12:28] <ripiket> it works awesome!
[12:28] <ripiket> now i can use mathematica at home
[12:28] <ripiket> I love you guys!
[12:28] <ripiket> hahaha
[12:28] <laesca_> im looking for an webradio programm, has anybody an idea ?
[12:28] <damo22> yep
[12:29] <Dr_willis> ripiket:  it pays to read the ssh docs. :) thats one of the  top features.
[12:29] <angah> i cannot access my hdd..i l already install ntfs-3g..I'm using feisty..any idea?
[12:29] <WaZ`> ripiket: wohoo@differentials in bed
[12:29] <Dr_willis> ripiket:  that and ssh tunnles,   whichis another kicking feature. but i rarely need it.
[12:29] <rausb0> Dr_willis: i use ssh -R frequently
[12:29] <ripiket> Dr_willis, haha, well if the man pages werent so goddam* dry...
[12:30] <Odd-rationale> angah: See if you can access it from a gutsy livecd. If so, upgrade!
[12:30] <Dr_willis> ripiket:  thers whole web sites and books covering ssh.
[12:30] <RoadHazard> man pages do lack a certain flair
[12:30] <ripiket> hahaha
[12:30] <reaby> angah: did you shutdown windows properly.
[12:30] <ripiket> We need Tony Robbins to write the man pages
[12:30] <angah> i just using 1 os only..
[12:30] <RoadHazard> I think stephen king wrote the cygwin man pages
[12:30] <angah> no windows..but that hdd using ntfs format
[12:31] <Tooommi> I'm going to get a new nvidia graphics card. So is using the "restricted drivers" the best way to go?
[12:31] <Odd-rationale> Tooommi: yup!
[12:31] <laesca_> so so
[12:31] <laesca_> tztztzzz
[12:31] <byte_code> laesca: try www.reciva.com - u can add the radio stations to rhythmbox
[12:31] <Tooommi> Odd-rationale: Okay thanks :)
[12:32] <blue-frog_> damo22: use nmap to scan the network, but if you have no right to do it you will get in trouble most certainly
[12:32] <laesca_> wow, thank you
[12:32] <ripiket> RoadHazard, i try to stay away from the man pages. makes my head explode
[12:32] <damo22> thanks blue-frog_
[12:32] <byte_code> laesca: reciva.com lists lots of online stations around the world
[12:32] <WaZ`> byte_code: is there mandarin pop on that website?
[12:32] <angah> i'm using force mount..but my friend said.. i have edit in 1 file..either fstab or mtab.. he not remember wel...can any one guide me?
[12:32] <byte_code> WaZ: what is mandarin?
[12:33] <WaZ`> byte_code: a language
[12:33] <rausb0> ripiket: try "man false", it's funny
[12:33] <richard__> byte_code: chinese language
[12:33] <WaZ`> byte_code: also known as mandarin chinese
[12:33] <byte_code> Waz:oh - chinese ? probably -
[12:33] <laesca_> very nice im looking on this site
[12:33] <ripiket> lol. false needs a man page?
[12:34] <RoadHazard>        false - do nothing, unsuccessfully
[12:34] <rausb0> ;)
[12:34] <Dr_willis> every command needs a manpage
[12:34] <Dr_willis> :)
[12:34] <ripiket>  The full documentation for false is maintained as a Texinfo manual.
[12:34] <ripiket> lol, as if the man page wasnt explicit enough
[12:35] <laesca_> so a nice weekend for all , bye
[12:36] <angah> i have put sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda2 /media/disk -o force in my /etc/rc/.local .. i not sure it really work or not..
[12:36] <angah> so..each time i restart or start my pc..it will load that script
[12:37] <egoleo> hello i installed a windows base game with wine but the fonts of the game dont show. help me plse. i am using gutsy
[12:37] <Dr_willis> angah:  why do you have to do that? you can make a fstab entry for your hard drive
[12:37] <gyaresu_> angah: did you look at the ntfs-3g page on ubuntu?
[12:37] <astro76> angah: you should use fstab instead
[12:37] <prince_jammys> angah: why not just create an fstab entry?
[12:37] <gyaresu_> !ntfs-3g | angah
[12:37] <ubotu> angah: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[12:37] <Dr_willis> angah:  you should also have windows check that disk so you dont have to use -o force
[12:37] <Werenerd> ripiket: I don't think the linux version works or I am an idiot. it keeps trying to open in wine
[12:37] <angah> i was said earlier..i already install ntfs-3g but still cannot access my hdd..
[12:38] <Dr_willis> angah:  did you install/run the ntfs-config tool?
[12:38] <angah> i dont know what to put in fstab
[12:38] <prince_jammys> angah: /dev/sda2 /media/disk ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
[12:38] <angah> Dr_willis: already
[12:39] <Dr_willis> i think ntfs-config only modifies existing fstab entrys however. it wont gerneate new ones.
[12:39] <Arelis> hi everybody. I started an install of Wine, and it's been busy for some time now (7 minutes?), with something that shouldn't take so long, and Ctrl+C doesn't abort it.:
[12:39] <Arelis> robin@robins-computer:~/bin$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[12:39] <Arelis> Configuring binfmt-support (1.2.10) ...
[12:42] <gyaresu_> Arelis: If nothing happens soon, worst case is to open another terminal and 'pkill -9 dpkg'
[12:42] <Arelis> Anybody?
[12:42]  * gyaresu_ waves at Arelis
[12:44] <egoleo> anyone help me plse
[12:44] <Arelis> gyaresu_: did you read my question?
[12:44] <egoleo> i dont get fonts showing with a game i installed with wine
[12:44] <egoleo> on gutsy
[12:45] <gyaresu_> Arelis: Yes. And answered you.  If nothing happens soon, worst case is to open another terminal and 'pkill -9 dpkg'
[12:45] <byte_code> WaZ`: yes - there are mandarin spoken language stations on www.reciva.com
[12:45] <WaZ`> byte_code: cool thanks
[12:45] <byte_code> although I can't understand a word of it - I'm afraid
[12:45] <Arelis> gyaresu_: oops, didn't see it. thank you :)
[12:45] <byte_code> ;-)
[12:45] <gyaresu_> egoleo: You might be better off trying the wine forum or checking in at winhq
[12:45] <ripiket> Werenerd, utorrent is wine-only. there's no linux version. did you try transmission?
[12:45] <egoleo> ok
[12:45] <egoleo> thnx
[12:45] <abuyazan> network-manager-vpnc is for cisco VPN
[12:46] <Arelis> gyaresu_: alright that worked but now how do i restore dpkg?
[12:46] <gyaresu_> egoleo: or wine channel
[12:46] <egoleo> what is the wine channel
[12:46] <egoleo> bcs just tried
[12:46] <abuyazan> i am not using CISCO VPN, i run PPTP VPN on Cisco router
[12:46] <egoleo> and nothing
[12:46] <blahblahx> anyone know what "language failed with exit code 127" means
[12:46] <blahblahx> ?
[12:46] <WaZ`> byte_code: me either ;-)
[12:46] <abuyazan> i installed network-manger-pptp but it always fail to connect
[12:46] <abuyazan> how can i use PAP authentication with PPTP client
[12:47] <gyaresu_> Arelis: Well personally I'd 'sudo apt-get --purge remove wine' and then reinstall. See if you win second time around.
[12:47] <Arelis> gyaresu_: says i have to use dpkg --configure -a.. which does the same thing all over again
[12:47] <blahblahx> anyone know what "language failed with exit code 127" means
[12:47] <byte_code> WaZ`: lol! I found out about it cz I have a linux powered Bush internet radio that connects via wireless lan: I listen to armenian folk, jazz, Nasa, etc. it's neat little piece of hardware.
[12:48] <ripiket> blahblahx, no luck with google
[12:48] <blahblahx> ripiket: i know thats why i asked here
[12:48] <gyaresu_> Arelis: are you installing single package with dpkg?
[12:48] <WaZ`> byte_code: haha armenian, good one as well :D
[12:48] <gyaresu_> blahblahx: Got some more info on what you were doing?
[12:48] <ripiket> blahblahx, what are you trying to do
[12:48] <Arelis> gyaresu_: no, i started the whole thing with synaptic. installed "wine" from "Add/Remove programs", after adding the wine repository.
[12:49] <gyaresu_> Arelis: hmmm. 'sudo dpkg -r wine'
[12:49] <blahblahx> ripiket gyaresu_ I'm building a distro based on ubuntu, and on the test iso, when you install the system in a different language, you get  "language failed with exit code 127", but the language works automatically after the error
[12:49] <ripiket> blahblahx, judging from http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-399211.html looks like your dependencies are f*cked up
[12:49] <byte_code> WaZ`: The armenian music is quite varied, one minute it's aremenian technoi, the next it's almost klezmer. I love it. All brought to you by the power of linux
[12:49] <WaZ`> byte_code: cool
[12:50] <Quiz_Master> hello I need some help
[12:50] <gyaresu_> hello Quiz_Master
[12:50] <_Tux_> Is there any way to compile my own kernal but keep the existing one ??? (in grub list)
[12:50] <blahblahx> blahblahx: what? that doesn't even mention any language errors
[12:50] <Quiz_Master> gyaresu_: hii
[12:50] <Dr_willis> _Tux_:  yes. You normally do it that way.
[12:51] <Quiz_Master> I installed Ubuntu
[12:51] <Quiz_Master> and now I wanna install XP for my little sister
[12:51] <prince_jammys> !enter | Quiz_Master
[12:51] <ubotu> Quiz_Master: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[12:51] <_Tux_> Dr_willis : so i'll manually need to added another entry in the grub list for the new kernel?
[12:51] <Quiz_Master> ok...
[12:51] <gyaresu_> Quiz_Master: Ok. Well that's not a problem as long as it's on a second hard drive.
[12:51] <Quiz_Master> no I have only one Hdd
[12:51] <blahblahx> gyaresu_: any ideas?
[12:52] <holyguyve1> I already asked this in xubuntu but no one has answered, so I am asking in here.  I accidently xkilled the xfce panel (start bar) & now I have restarted my computer 3 times & it refuses to start the panel & whenever I click to open the panel manager, it will not open. (I am talking about the whole panel, as in the bar that goes across the entire top/buttom of the screen)
[12:52] <gyaresu_> Quiz_Master: Bad news then is that Ubuntu doesn't mind but xp does. You'll need to install xp first and then ubuntu.
[12:52] <byte_code> prince_jammys: isn't using the enter key a safer way to ask a question without being kicked for flooding?
[12:52] <prince_jammys> i
[12:52] <prince_jammys> don't
[12:52] <zeel> yes xp first then ubuntu
[12:52] <prince_jammys> think
[12:52] <ripiket> blahblahx, not really enough information to deduce what's going on. i.e. what script/process is producing the error, etc
[12:52] <prince_jammys> so
[12:52] <Quiz_Master> gyaresu_: isnt there any way?
[12:52] <cjsstables> hello all.  wondering if smeone can help me diagnose sound problems Ubuntu 7.10 (Linux Mint Xfce)
[12:52] <byte_code> prince_jammys: ok - in that context I have to agree¬ lol.
[12:52] <Arelis> gyaresu_: that worked. But i do want WINE.. hmm..
[12:52] <Dr_willis> _Tux_:  of course. :)
[12:52] <gyaresu_> blahblahx: Error is in the disk you are making?
[12:53] <Dr_willis> _Tux_:  'update-grub' MIGHT find the new kernel.. ive never noticed really.
[12:53] <byte_code> prince_jammys: I want to ask a lirc question but no I'm too scared that seveas will kick me again - how should I go about asking my question?
[12:53] <prince_jammys> byte_code: then you have to piece together the question, when there's other people's comments in between.  in your case, the question was very long, so you could pastebin or make it a bit shorter
[12:53] <Itaku> when a file in terminal is colored like this what does that mean?
[12:53] <gyaresu_> Quiz_Master: Like i said, it's not a linux problem. I could elaborate.
[12:53] <_Tux_> Dr_willis: thanks, I'll keep reading on how to compile a kernel to be sure im doing it properly
[12:54] <byte_code> prince_jammys: ok
[12:54] <cjsstables> it looks like ubuntu is loading the wrong driver for my sb audigy card.  It is loading emu10k1 when it should be emu10k2
[12:54] <gyaresu_> Quiz_Master: Not that i don't want to help. It's not that. You just NEED to install xp first if only on one drive.
[12:54] <prince_jammys> !paste | byte_code and first give a brief intro to what it's about
[12:54] <ubotu> byte_code and first give a brief intro to what it's about: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[12:54] <Quiz_Master> gyaresu_: ohk.. i will do
[12:54] <Quiz_Master> gyaresu_: thanks
[12:54] <blahblahx> ripiket: sorry. I have made my own distro based off ubuntu 7.10. when you run the test iso, ubiquity seems to act funny. if you choose a language other than english to install with, then after install you get the error  "language failed with exit code 127". However, the language is installed and works, just I can't figure out why the error pops up.
[12:55] <byte_code> prince_jammys: thank you :-)
[12:55] <blahblahx> ripiket: and also with the timezone. If you choose any of the timezones, there is the error "Timezone selection failed" but it works afterwords
[12:55] <Itaku> uh when i download apache2 where do i put the html files?
[12:56] <blahblahx> Itaku: /var/www/
[12:56] <gyaresu_> Arelis: Try running the 'sudo apt-get install wine' from command line may give you better logging. Try an upgrade first.
[12:56] <marta_> Hi, I seem to be getting random X crashes, can someone please help me fix them? I've pasted the X log at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59669/
[12:56] <Itaku> thanks
[12:56] <Arelis> gyaresu_: will do
[12:56] <ripiket> blahblahx, Ok, I don't know enough to help you out, but from what you've typed I would think that people would be in a better position to help you.
[12:56] <blahblahx> do you know who would be able to help me better?
[12:56] <danand> _Tux_ - using the package kernel-package creates a .deb of the new kernel. You can then install with dpkg. The update of grub etc should be done automatically for you
[12:57] <ripiket> blahblahx, someone older and wiser than me
[12:57] <blahblahx> ripiket: any specifics?
[12:57] <blahblahx> ripiket: or channels?
[12:57] <ripiket> Seveas, Where's your hardy repository ?
[12:57] <DaveEngland> hello! could anybody tell me, how can i mount an .iso image?
[12:57] <ompaul> !seveas
[12:57] <ubotu> Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages. More info (and mirrors) on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages
[12:57] <DaveEngland> !iso
[12:57] <gyaresu_> !iso | DaveEngland
[12:57] <ubotu> DaveEngland: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[12:57] <_Tux_> danand : cool! I want to do it since I made several minor changes to some parts of the kernel (code wise)..wanna test it
[12:58] <ripiket> ompaul, i know, im just trying to motivate him to create a hardy repository
[12:58] <danand> _Tux_ - make sure you read all the info on the correct way to create a new kernel for Ubuntu first though :)
[12:58] <ompaul> ripiket, he will in time
[12:58] <marta_> nobody knows what's wrong?
[13:01] <danand> _Tux_ - if you made small changes to certain modules, i think you can just recompile those modules for the kernel your currently running and test them that way. That may be a bit more complex though..
[13:01] <gyaresu_> marta_: What did you do that may have cause this or has it done it from fresh install?
[13:01] <lesshaste> do any wireless printers work in linux?
[13:01] <_Tux_> danand: I made changes to specific IO modules in the kernel, Which I would like to test, and of course im not going to compile the whole kernel...
[13:01] <marta_> gyaresu_: it has started happening randomly for the last week
[13:02] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: Did you check the wiki and google?
[13:02] <_Tux_> danand: still reading on how to compile ,etc.... there are many guides over the web
[13:02] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: the ubuntu wiki?
[13:02] <marta_> gyaresu_: I ran memtest and my ram seems to be ok so I really have no idea :/
[13:02] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  Hmm.. depends on how they are wireless i guess. :)   and how they are working as a printserver.
[13:02] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: :) It's just for my home setup
[13:02] <gyaresu_> marta_: Heat? could be the memory on the card. Do you solely use linux?
[13:03] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: Yep.
[13:03] <marta_> gyaresu_: yes I only use Ubuntu ; how can I know of it's the card's memory?
[13:03] <danand> _Tux_ - yeah.... and they all tell you to do it a different way... :) Try looking for links in the Ubuntu docs or forums only.
[13:03] <Quack3> hello
[13:03] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: 0 results of about 3343 pages. (0.10 seconds)
[13:03] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  theres bluetooth wirless.. and network wireless.  i'd hope a wireless networked printer would be having a decent printserver built in.  Not sure how else they could work.
[13:03] <lesshaste> gyaresu_:  :)
[13:03] <gyaresu_> marta_: Excellent question. Don't know.
[13:04] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: 0 results of about 26885 pages. (0.71 seconds)
[13:04] <gyaresu_> ;)
[13:04] <egoleo> hey i have fixed ma wine problem
[13:04] <egoleo> is working fine
[13:04] <egoleo> thnx all
[13:04] <_Tux_> danand:  you are right, each site tells something else, I would stick to the ubuntu docs...
[13:04] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: ah so you don't think the linux end would need any more than a functioning wireless card?
[13:04] <_Tux_> danand: I guess they are the best place to be since im using ubuntu
[13:04] <DaveEngland> could anybody help me mounting and .iso image?
[13:04] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: model?
[13:04] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: model of?
[13:04] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: You saw the docs right?
[13:04] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  depends on the printer. You could get a wireless router and let the printer connect to that. and have the linux box wired in.
[13:04] <egoleo> oh now ma windows game plays fast and cool
[13:04] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: What went wrong?
[13:04] <lesshaste> Dave123: -o loop :)
[13:05] <prince_jammys> marta_: see if this is relevant: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=200851
[13:05] <DaveEngland> it doesnt work the mound command :S
[13:05] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  Ive just about given up on wireless  networking.
[13:05] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: oh.. :( why?
[13:05] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: 'sudo'
[13:05] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  yes i have tryed with sudo
[13:05] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  becuase its a total pain in the backside.
[13:05] <Quack3> My Problem : I had trouble Booting in My windows using GRUB.. When I click XP's option my system reboots... If I try to install XP, MBR gets overwritten and I get "Missing OS" error. And I had to install GRUB again
[13:05] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  i will paste, what it returns!
[13:05] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  it was easier for me to just run wires and make a gigbit network
[13:05] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: Is there a mount point with the name you are trying? like /mnt/iso
[13:05] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: :( I have my desktop on  a usb wireless dongle connecting to my adsl box.. that is fine
[13:06] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  -> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59670/ this is what i get!
[13:06] <Dr_willis> lesshaste:  you are one of the few people then that ive seen get linux and wireless usb dongles working.
[13:06] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: although I should say the rt73 that ubuntu ships with is completely and utterly broken
[13:06] <gyaresu_> Dr_willis: Given up on wireless networking? Do you just mean with printers?
[13:06] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: you need to download the rt73-cvs then all  is fine
[13:06] <Dr_willis> gyaresu_:  ive ran wires. :) heck with wireless..
[13:07] <Dr_willis> gyaresu_:   i do have a networked printer -  its 12+ yrs old now heh..
[13:07] <lesshaste> Dr_willis: I also bought an edimax dongle as I knew the drivers were open source
[13:07] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  what is there wrong? :S
[13:07] <Quack3> gyaresu_: My Problem : I had trouble Booting in My windows using GRUB.. When I click XP's option my system reboots... If I try to install XP, MBR gets overwritten and I get "Missing OS" error. And I had to install GRUB again
[13:07] <gyaresu_> Dr_willis: Well wireless is somewhat of a thing of mine and it's getting fairly bulletproof in my experience
[13:07] <prince_jammys> marta_: do you use the application "yakuake"?
[13:07] <vl4dy> i can use debian repositories?
[13:07] <Dr_willis> gyaresu_:  its about time.. :) its been such a utter disaster for ages now.
[13:07] <marta_> prince_jammys: well the error is similar and I am running a widescreen resolution, but it only crashes sometimes
[13:07] <vl4dy> i need agree Debian MadWifi Packages
[13:07] <marta_> prince_jammys: nope
[13:08] <andy_h> yes
[13:08] <cjsstables> can someone helpme get sound running
[13:08] <Dr_willis> gyaresu_:   remindes me of the winmodem fiasco years back
[13:08] <vl4dy> nobody?
[13:08] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: Naming convention :)
[13:08] <prince_jammys> marta_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22/+bug/165093
[13:08] <pavel> Kde to jsem ?
[13:08] <prince_jammys> marta_: just stuff to look at, haven't found solutions
[13:08] <gyaresu_> !madwifi-tools | vl4dy
[13:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about madwifi-tools - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[13:08] <andromda> Hello everyone!
[13:08] <gyaresu_> vl4dy: 'apt-cache search madwifi'
[13:08] <lesshaste> vl4dy: what is the problem?
[13:09] <vl4dy> i intalled it
[13:09] <Jack_Sparrow> vl4dy, Not advised
[13:09] <lesshaste> vl4dy: madwifi is in restricted drivers for ubuntu
[13:09] <marta_> prince_jammys: thank you very much anyway :)
[13:09] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  naming conention? i dont understand :S
[13:09] <Quack3> :(
[13:09] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: You're not TAB completing the 'path' for /media/disk-2/Call of duty 4/rzr-cod4.iso
[13:09] <andromda> I have problems with my NVidia card to make 3D at 1280x800
[13:09] <kmyst> hey anybody out there notice amarok crashing them out to a login screen?
[13:09] <vl4dy> it not found
[13:09] <prince_jammys> marta_: they are the same errors, apparently a common problem
[13:09] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: Or you would have back slash
[13:09] <Jack_Sparrow> vl4dy, Not advised that you use debian repos..  sorry if that was a bit slow
[13:09] <ibbuntu> I'm trying to install ubuntu on my gfs laptop as she's fed up of windows, and the Live CD won't boot, I've checked the integrity of the CD and its fine. What can I do to find out what's going wrong?
[13:09] <vl4dy> i need recent madwifi drivers
[13:09] <Quack3> ok seems nobody could help
[13:09] <marta_> prince_jammys: it seems so, I guess it's a good idea to turn compiz off
[13:09] <gyaresu_> and DaveEngland
[13:10] <andromda> It works fine without restricted drivers at 1280x800@60 (widescreen) but when I activate the restricted drivers
[13:10] <prince_jammys> marta_: for the moment
[13:10] <lesshaste> vl4dy: you can get madwifi to work in ubuntu without using debian drivers.. what is the model ?
[13:10] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  still dont understang :S what should i do?
[13:10] <Exaltia> does someone there could help me with kubuntu and atheros 5212 based chipset wifi card ? it looks like up, knetworkmanagers says somethings about my network, but still unable to associate with it
[13:10] <Jack_Sparrow> ibbuntu, At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[13:10] <vl4dy> in this page: http://madwifi.org/wiki/UserDocs/Distro/Debian/MadWifi
[13:10] <vl4dy> pls tell me if it is posible
[13:10] <ibbuntu> Jack_Sparrow: ok, I'll try that
[13:10] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: Don't steal games... http://www.google.com.au/search?q=rzr-cod4.iso
[13:11] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, WHat nvidia card,
[13:11] <LimCore> what is nowdays better, nvidia ~7500 or radeon ~x1650pro or ~hd2600pro ? I need good quality, excelent stability and good 3d games performance. If it can be done on open driver then the better
[13:11] <DaveEngland> gyaresu_,  this is just a test..
[13:11] <mpoz2> Is this a bug: sbackup in gutsy does not ignore files >10mb in ~/.cache/tracker/ although it's configured to do so. Any hint?
[13:11] <andromda> I look at the screen and I see a zone of 1024x768 of the screen OK and the rest to reach 1280x800 with the background of the logon of ubuntu!?
[13:11] <andromda> Any idea what could it be?
[13:11] <lesshaste> LimCore: 3d game performance and open source don't go together :)
[13:11] <gyaresu_> DaveEngland: You're typing that path out right? Not letting the first couple of letters and then hitting the TAB key?
[13:12] <lesshaste> vl4dy: can you give some details of what the hardware is and what you have tried in ubuntu please?
[13:12] <Quack3> My Problem : I had trouble Booting in My windows using GRUB.. When I click XP's option my system reboots... If I try to install XP, MBR gets overwritten and I get "Missing OS" error. And I had to install GRUB again
[13:12] <DaveEngland> everything is right yes..
[13:12] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[13:13] <ibbuntu> ok, it hangs with a kernel panic
[13:13] <LimCore> lesshaste: so which closed driver is better? for nvidia or radeon?
[13:13] <vl4dy> lesshaste, mi laptop have ar5006eg model
[13:13] <Dr_willis> Id say avoid ati like you would the plague. :)
[13:13] <vl4dy> for mi wifi
[13:13] <vl4dy> atheros
[13:13] <lesshaste> LimCore: I am probably not the best person to judge.. but someone here will have an opinion :)
[13:13] <Jack_Sparrow> ibbuntu, did you try the second option of adding those two commands
[13:13] <ibbuntu> it says there's a bad EIP value
[13:13] <andromda> what is pastebinit
[13:13] <wxPython> hello
[13:13] <vl4dy> it only found with nwdrapper
[13:13] <ibbuntu> no I haven't I'll do that
[13:13] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: LimCore You won't get good 3D rendering on open driver. The nvidia 9600gt that just came out is very good at ~$200. Is that what you were asking?
[13:14] <kmyst> anybody having issues with amarok crashing them out to a login screen?  it happens to me when i maximize the window
[13:14] <vl4dy> i need install madwifi driver
[13:14] <gyaresu_> vl4dy: Have you enabled your repos?
[13:14] <LimCore> gyaresu_: ok, so I will use a close driver. But which card then? nvidia or radeon?
[13:14] <vl4dy> no....
[13:15] <gyaresu_> LimCore: nvidia have historically been better but now AMD owns ATI they are making more moves. the 9600gt is the best value atm.
[13:15] <lesshaste> vl4dy: can you confirm you have tried restricted-modules?
[13:15] <andromda> VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS 110M/GeForce Go 7300] (rev a1)
[13:15] <gyaresu_> !repos | vl4dy
[13:15] <ubotu> vl4dy: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[13:15] <vl4dy> only need la latest version of madwifi perhaps it found with mi hardware
[13:15] <gyaresu_> vl4dy: Then install package madwifi-tools
[13:15] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, That isnt waht I asked you to do..
[13:15] <vl4dy> yes it was intalled
[13:15] <vl4dy> but it not found
[13:16] <gyaresu_> vl4dy: What 'not found'
[13:16] <lesshaste> vl4dy: ok.. then follow these instructions http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=212600&page=2
[13:16] <jumeaux> qui parle francais
[13:16] <SamuraiDio> hi
[13:16] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: (s)he needs a newer driver
[13:16] <marta_> prince_jammys: Interesting. I guess I should just hope it gets fixed in the next X release.
[13:16] <lesshaste> jumeaux: not here
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr | jumeaux
[13:16] <gyaresu_> !fr | jumeaux
[13:16] <ubotu> jumeaux: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[13:16] <monk12> hey all, i am installing ubuntu in vmware. i have a question, what shouldi put in for "mail name" when configuring postfix. this is a dev box for running drupal. id like it to forward emails to users i sign up. i am also using verizon, so should some sort of email relaying be setup so they dont block the emails sent out of the box?
[13:16] <andromda>  nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS 110M/GeForce Go 7300] (rev a1)
[13:16] <manuel_> has anyone an ASUS PB2 Deluxe wifi motherboard?
[13:16] <SamuraiDio> what partition editor does ubuntu installer uses? gParted? can i safely resize NTFS patitions with it? without data loss?
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[13:17] <prince_jammys> marta_: from what i'm seeing, they don't seem to know what causes it
[13:17] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: You are quick to tell people things that are not terribly helpful. It's hard (especially if your french) to appreciate humor/irony on an IRC channel. (Just thought i'd mention it. No offence meant).
[13:17] <geirha> SamuraiDio: gparted, yes. Safely, depends on how safe you want to be. I've never had problems when using gparted, but it can happen, so you should backup your most valued data
[13:17] <moad> are there any widgets for linux ? like the Dashboard ones ?
[13:17] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: I am not at all offended but actually what was it that was unhelpful?
[13:17] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: was it "not here" ?
[13:18] <gyaresu_>  lesshaste> jumeaux: not here
[13:18] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: anything else?
[13:18] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: "You are quick to tell people things that are not terribly helpful"... implies a bigger problem :)
[13:18] <kris_ph> I've been receiving emails with these details: from Cron Daemon ; subject: Cron <smmsp@****> test -x /etc/init.d/sendmail && /usr/share/sendmail/sendmail cron-msp; Message: /usr/share/sendmail/sendmail: line 875: /usr/sbin/sendmail-msp: No such file or directoryhow would I solve it? I will not be using sendmail anymore...
[13:18] <gyaresu_> lesshaste> LimCore: 3d game performance and open source don't go together :)
[13:18] <gyaresu_> :)
[13:19] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: I thought that was quite helpful :)
[13:19] <gyaresu_> *cough um. right.
[13:19] <ibbuntu> ok it got further this time. It now says "The display server has been shut down about 6 times in the last 90 seconds. It is likely that something bad is going on. Waiting for 2 minutes before trying again on display :0"
[13:19] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: don't forget my very helpful reply to vl4dy :)
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow>  ibbuntu I would suggest the alternate cd (not the server)
[13:20] <ibbuntu> ok, I'll download that and give it a try
[13:20] <lesshaste> gyaresu_: actually.. the least helpful thing I have seen here today was, have you tried google or the wiki :)
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow> lesshaste,  Please stop this ...
[13:20] <lesshaste> Jack_Sparrow: stopped
[13:20] <marta_> prince_jammys: I just wish I had the skills to debug it :/
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow> thank you
[13:21] <lesshaste> np
[13:21] <mafia> hi
[13:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Hello
[13:21] <lesshaste> hi mafia
[13:21] <LinuxMonkey> lesshaste and gyaresu_  I would suggest you move your conversation to a private channel.
[13:21] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: It's always a good indicator if they have provided no other info.
[13:21] <SamuraiDio> geirha, ok, but does the ubuntu 7.10 has recent parted libs? that can resize ntfs?
[13:21] <Jack_Sparrow> LinuxMonkey, It has been handled
[13:21] <lesshaste> LinuxMonkey: there is no conversation. it stopped
[13:21] <Jack_Sparrow> gyaresu_, Please drop it as well
[13:21] <gyaresu_> kris_ph: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=545751
[13:22] <LinuxMonkey> Jack_Sparrow: yeah sorry didnt catch your msg
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[13:22] <mafia> who wanna cc seller
[13:22] <kris_ph> gyaresu_: thank you...looking....
[13:22] <lesshaste> Am I allowed to say how much I am loving ubuntu having just moved from Gentoo?
[13:22] <monk12> so when installing ubuntu, what should mail name be if its just a dev box. but i want email server to send emails.
[13:22] <geirha> SamuraiDio: yes, it will resize ntfs-partitions. The gparted livecd iso is only about 60MB, so you can go fetch that one if you want the absolute latest version
[13:22] <andromda> here you have http://paste.stgraber.org/1564
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> mafia please explain
[13:22] <gyaresu_> !offtopic | lesshaste
[13:22] <ubotu> lesshaste: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[13:22] <mafia> cvv i mean
[13:23] <SamuraiDio> geirha, thanks
[13:23] <gyaresu_> lesshaste: that's an invite not a rebuke :)
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> gyaresu_, one positive comment does not need you to trigger the bot
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> gyaresu_, I asked you to drop it...
[13:24] <kmyst> anybody using gusty and have amarok installed have it crash unexpectedly if you hit the maximize button on the window, and you are left sitting at a login screen?  i.e. it'll completly crash the desktop ala ctrl alt backspace
[13:24] <edgy> Hi, how can I know the netbios name of a windows host with port 139 open? I tried nbtscan ip.ad.re.ss but it shows no result
[13:25] <Seveas> !ping
[13:25] <ubotu> ping yourself ;-) really the diodes all down my left side are sore
[13:25] <gyaresu_> Jack_Sparrow: Imparting good form on irc is actually quite helpful and is why i posted the link. I'm going to converse about that subject there. (As he's not in the chanel) So I'm not someone you need to worry about (which would also be evidenced by my regular contributions to this place)
[13:25] <Jack_Sparrow> kmyst, HAve you installed anything outside our repos, added any repos of your own etc..  Hopefully never used automatix
[13:25] <kmyst> Jack_Sparrow: nope
[13:25] <Seveas> Jack_Sparrow, gyaresu_: chill a bit, both. Enjoy the good weather :)
[13:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Seveas, good morning
[13:26] <Seveas> heya
[13:26] <kmyst> Jack_Sparrow: this is a very odd problem not isolated to me since i've seen it on a friends laptop as well
[13:26] <Seveas> it's afternoon in the civilised world ;)
[13:26] <LinuxMonkey> omg hey Seveas long time no see.
[13:26] <Seveas> (/run)
[13:26] <kmyst> Jack_Sparrow: and his is as vanilla stock as it can get
[13:26] <monk12> whats a good X server/gui for ubuntu. i just installed the default Server.
[13:27] <Jack_Sparrow> kmyst, That is what I was trying to determine
[13:27] <Seveas> kmyst, I've seen that bug on launchpad
[13:27] <Seveas> so it's indeed not isolated
[13:27] <encryptz> monk12: xorg is the one and only
[13:27] <monk12> my friend showed me a nice one. where windows move like apple osx
[13:27] <LimCore> what is now perfered for 3d games (with good stability and quality) for linux?  in ~200 USD segment? nvidias or radeons?
[13:27] <Dr_willis> monk12:  some reason you just wanted the server?  theres dozens of window managers you can use
[13:27] <monk12> yeh sorry. win manager i meant
[13:27] <Dr_willis> LimCore:  when in doubt - stickwith nvidia.
[13:27] <Seveas> monk12, install the ubuntu-desktop package and find an osx theme for compiz or metacity
[13:27] <kmyst> Jack_Sparrow: mine is more or less stock but no none default repos or anything
[13:27] <encryptz> monk12: ahh. well, that's personal taste. i prefer gnome and fluxbox
[13:28] <LimCore> Dr_willis: :/
[13:28] <kmyst> seveas you have? i didn't see it
[13:28] <Jack_Sparrow> kmyst, Knowing that is very helpful
[13:28] <Dr_willis> LimCore:  go buy what you want then.. :) you asked ... heh heh
[13:29] <kmyst> Jack_Sparrow: heh ya i know...i thought it was jsut me until we installed ubuntu on his and then installed amarok, of course all the security updates, etc.  and boom...it crashes him out just like me
[13:30] <LimCore> hmm
[13:30] <Jack_Sparrow> kmyst, any similarities in hardware..  video cards perhaps
[13:31] <kmyst> Jack_Sparrow: only similar thing is we both have ati cards but iirc different models but i could be wrong
[13:31] <blahblahx>  I have made my own distro based off ubuntu 7.10. when you run the test iso, ubiquity seems to act funny. if you choose a language other than english to install with, then after install you get the error  "language failed with exit code 127". However, the language is installed and works, just I can't figure out why the error pops up
[13:31] <jamestoy> morning
[13:31] <fredmv> morning james et al.
[13:32] <andromda> Hi, anyone knows how to fix the problem with nvidia and widescreen at 1280x800?
[13:32] <andromda> http://paste.stgraber.org/1564
[13:32] <butterz> andromda , do you have the nvidia drivers installed
[13:32] <htop> im sorry if this is a dumb question. but what is the difference between debian and ubuntu?
[13:32] <Jack_Sparrow> blahblahx, Wrong room for that question..  perhaps /join #Ubuntu-offtopic
[13:32] <Dr_willis> andromda:  just earlier today. I had to run the nvidia config tool and tell it what my proper monitor res was. afer intstalling the nvidia drivers.
[13:32] <dams_toulouse__>  widescreen at 1280x800 --> apt-get install 911resolution
[13:33] <encryptz> htop: a lot
[13:33] <blahblahx> Jack_Sparrow: im not really getting any answers there
[13:33] <butterz> htop , ubuntu is based on debian
[13:33] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, looking now
[13:33] <gyaresu_> LimCore: :s You paraphrased my answer to you back as a question to the channel? Dude it's a 9600gt but if you wait a month it'll be the 9600gtx. The 9600gt is THE absolute undisputed best card for the money to buy full stop the end. http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/nvidia-9600gt-review.ars
[13:33] <Dr_willis> Hmm isent 911resolution for intel cards?
[13:33] <htop> butterz: I know.  but what are the differences?
[13:33] <fredmv> is there anyway to use wget to download all of the, e.g., mp3's off of a page?  Or am I getting into Perl/etc.territory?
[13:33] <htop> encryptz: thanks...amazing insight
[13:33] <kris_ph> !ubuntu
[13:33] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[13:33] <Jack_Sparrow> blahblahx, And this is NOT the right room for your question
[13:33] <encryptz> htop: too many to list here. hit google
[13:33] <kris_ph> !debian
[13:33] <ubotu> Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu!
[13:33] <AudioSenseCD> Jack_Sparrow: wahhhh i know was d prob on my ububtu system my VGA Suckss got it to throw to trash he he he he
[13:33] <erawfish> fredmv: man wget, especiall -r
[13:34] <blahblahx> Jack_Sparrow: i asking a support question right?
[13:34] <htop> kris_ph: so the main difference is release schedule?
[13:34] <fredmv> erawfish, yeah, I'm in the man page right now.    Thanks man.
[13:34] <butterz> kris_ph , wow thats a neat trick haha ;p
[13:34] <htop> encryptz: what's wrong with asking in an ubuntu irc channel?
[13:34] <andromda> I have the nv driver and It's working fine but when I activate the 3D restricted drivers it shows a small screen 1024x768 area and the rest is the backround of ubuntu.
[13:34] <butterz> i wish we had one of those in ##freebsd
[13:34] <gyaresu_> kris_ph: How'd you go with the link?
[13:34] <htop> basically...if i download debian and install all the packages that ubuntu has in its releases.  ill have ubuntu?
[13:34] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, I need a pdf on your monitor.. your v/h rates look too low
[13:34] <butterz> andromda , then edit your xorg.conf or XFree86-4
[13:35] <encryptz> htop: because this is a support channel, where people come for help. not general discussion. #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[13:35] <encryptz> htop: no, you won't. you'll have a broken box
[13:35] <butterz> htop, no
[13:35] <htop> encryptz: talking about ubuntu is off topic?
[13:35] <encryptz> htop: if it's not support? yes
[13:35] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow: what you need the specs?
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, I need a pdf on your monitor.. your v/h rates look too low   vertrefresh and h-sync
[13:36] <Dr_willis> ubuntu has been moving farther and farther from debian with every release it seems...
[13:36] <kestir> encryptz: that isn't off topic at all.  if you don't know the answer just keep quiet
[13:36] <Dr_willis> tryng to convert a debian box to a ubuntu box. was documented in a few places.. and lets just say.. what i read..wasent pretty.
[13:36] <AudioSenseCD> oisstttttt people be polite to them
[13:37] <htop> I was just thinking about trying a debian system. but wanted to know what i should be prepared for.
[13:37] <skillz> how do you kill resources in ubuntu.. ie see what resources are running and killing them.?
[13:37] <blahblahx> htop: debian is great
[13:37] <Seveas> Dr_willis, it's not supported, will most likely fail and can work beatifully iff you know what you're doing
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> htop, THis is a support room for people running ubuntu.. not a discussion room about the differences with debian which can lead to long drisuccions .. yes offtopic
[13:38] <ipe64> htop: tyy sidux
[13:38] <butterz> htob, its harder
[13:38] <Seveas> in other words: it takes 15 minutes to install ubuntu from scratch, don't inflict the pain of trying to turn debian into ubuntu on yourself
[13:38] <ipe64> try
[13:38] <butterz> more setup
[13:38] <Dr_willis> Seveas:  or blow up like a.. err.. somthing that blows up good.. if you dont. :)
[13:38] <kris_ph> htop: if you want to install debian and want to learn more about it....visit #debian
[13:38] <Seveas> Dr_willis, blow up like an internet argument? :)
[13:38] <AudioSenseCD> kris_ph: Where r u from?
[13:38] <Dr_willis> Seveas:  blow up like a #ubuntu-offtopic argument!
[13:38] <Dr_willis> :)
[13:38] <Seveas> !ot | AudioSenseCD
[13:38] <ubotu> AudioSenseCD: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[13:39] <skillz> how do you kill resources in ubuntu.. ie see what resources are running and killing them.?
[13:39] <lordleemo> skillz: top  htop or  gui  system administration system monitor
[13:39] <Seveas> skillz, htop
[13:39] <PAPAH> hh
[13:39] <toby> Hi
[13:39] <encryptz> skillz: how are you viewing these resources?
[13:39] <skillz> thanks guys
[13:39] <blahblahx> sk_: from the terminal you can do ps -ax and then kill -processid
[13:39] <Seveas> (assuming you mean see which processes use the resources and subsequently shoot them
[13:39] <Seveas> )
[13:39] <wxPython> is there a firefox bug community on irc?
[13:40] <encryptz> wxPython: irc.mozilla.org
[13:40] <blahblahx> wxPython: irc.mozilla.org #firefox
[13:40] <toby> Is it possible to save you work on FreeBirth on Studio Ubuntu?
[13:40] <Jack_Sparrow> toby, You probably want the #UbuntuStudio room
[13:40] <gyaresu_> skillz: 'pkill -9 name_of_app' is good because you don't need to know the full name.
[13:40] <kris_ph> What's the best proxyserver for ubuntu? Installing them on the same box...
[13:41] <toby> Thanks
[13:41] <Seveas> kris_ph, squid
[13:41] <erawfish> !studio | toby
[13:41] <ubotu> toby: UbuntuStudio is a collection of packages for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their Digital Audio Workstation. It contains all the best Audio/Visual components from the Ubuntu repositories. For more info and install instructions, join #ubuntustudio or see http://ubuntustudio.org
[13:41] <skillz> ooh, good tip gyaresu
[13:41] <skillz> thanks
[13:41] <erawfish> !best   | kris_ph
[13:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm | andromda
[13:41] <gyaresu_> kris_ph: or privoxy
[13:41] <ubotu> kris_ph: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[13:41] <ubotu> andromda: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[13:41] <Seveas> skillz, pgrep is nice as well
[13:41] <encryptz> skillz: you have to be careful with that though, as you may kill the wrong process
[13:41] <rosebuntu> come on #ubuntu-kr
[13:42] <Seveas> encryptz, killing random processes can be fun
[13:42] <andromda> sotty
[13:42] <andromda> sorry!
[13:42] <encryptz> Seveas: it sure will teach you linux... :)
[13:42] <amenado> I made an expanded of liveCD iso into a hard disk so I can boot from it, but installing it once its go "live" somehow misses creating the /boot/grub  directory with all the stage files on it and off course misses creating the menu.lst..why?
[13:42] <Seveas> encryptz, my first big linux lesson was rm -rf /var/lib (note to anyone reading: DO NOT DO THAT)
[13:43] <encryptz> skillz: i'd install htop, learn the keyboard shortcuts 'k' in this example, and send it a signal 15 or 9
[13:43] <Aatu> Testing
[13:43] <Seveas> Failed
[13:43] <gyaresu_> hi Aatu
[13:44] <amenado> Seveas-> from what i just posted, can you shed some insights?
[13:44] <Aatu> hello
[13:44] <gyaresu_> !welcome | Aatu
[13:44] <ubotu> Aatu: Welcome to #ubuntu - the Ubuntu support channel.
[13:44] <encryptz> amenado: so, you installed ubuntu successfully, just not grub?
[13:44] <andromda> I have a Generic PnP on VIA
[13:44] <Aatu> Thank you
[13:44] <monk12> dam first thing i try to do in ubuntu is switch to root user, then i say to myself, hmmm did the install ask for a root password? i remember creating first user which i named john and that password. i see though under him if i 'sudo mkdir spam' in / dir, he can create it. is the first user created the root user?
[13:44] <encryptz> amenado: everything else is in place?
[13:44] <amenado> encrypts well not totally successul because of those missing items
[13:44] <jcarlos21br> bom dia!!!
[13:45] <amenado> encrypts pretty much yeah is in place
[13:45] <gyaresu_> jcarlos21br: espanol?
[13:45] <jrib> !root | monk12
[13:45] <ubotu> monk12: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[13:45] <Dr_willis> monk12:  first user has 'sudo access' :)
[13:45] <crocd> any grub wizards that can help me get mine working?
[13:45] <amenado> encrypts btw its not just grub, its the stage1.5 files is not copied over..
[13:45] <jcarlos21br> gyares_: portuguese or spanish...
[13:45] <Itaku> where can i get more screen savers?
[13:45] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, Sorry cant help you...  those rates dont look right to me and without the specs, I dont know what to change them too
[13:45] <monk12> k thanks.
[13:46] <encryptz> amenado: interesting. i guess you'll need to boot from another medium and kernel, mount the local filesystem, chroot to it, and install grub. however, that's a best guess
[13:46] <Seveas> jcarlos21br, #ubuntu-br or #ubuntu-es then ;)
[13:46] <andromda> Jack_Sparroy, the specs will be in the manual PDF of the notebook?
[13:46] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, This is probably not the best place for help building your custom livecd
[13:46] <encryptz> !tab
[13:46] <ubotu> You can use <tab> for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line.
[13:46] <jcarlos21br> nobody speak portuguese or spanish in channel??
[13:47] <crocd> i have run grub setup (hd0,2) all works correctly but I cannot boot into my system.
[13:47] <afancy> HI ALL: When i install Together 2006 for Eclipse on Unbuntu, I got the following error:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59675/
[13:47] <afancy> does anybody help me on this problem??
[13:47] <Seveas> !br | jcarlos21br
[13:47] <ubotu> jcarlos21br: Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[13:47] <monk12> ahhh i see. i was used to typing root password everytime sudo before in other distros.
[13:47] <Seveas> !es | jcarlos21br
[13:47] <ubotu> jcarlos21br: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[13:47] <gyaresu_> afancy: Tried the #elipse channel ;)
[13:47] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> it is not a customized livedCd its the ubuntu 7.10, just copied to the hard disk, boot to make it live (success), then install, its the install part that fails..
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, possibly and if not they should be available on the web
[13:48] <afancy> no eclipse channel as it is due to the library
[13:48] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, how can I tell what my monitor is?
[13:49] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, I dont remember that in the optional ways of installing ubuntu..  What os are you trying to mount it under
[13:49] <gyaresu_> afancy: Ah. Yep got that one. You need to add a line to /etc/eclipse to include java6...  wait one.
[13:49] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, Look for general specs on your laptop
[13:50] <toby> #ubuntustudio
[13:50] <afancy> gyaresu_: could u give more details?
[13:50] <Jack_Sparrow> toby /join #uubuntustudio
[13:50] <kestir> encryptz: don't send me private messages without asking
[13:50] <andromda> ok, I'm reading the manual pdf to look for specs of monitor
[13:50] <gyaresu_> afancy: "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun" I had a different erro but I reckon if you add that line to the top of "/etc/eclipse/java_home" it should be fine.
[13:50] <toby> Thanks
[13:50] <encryptz> heh
[13:50] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> i used both fedora and ubuntu's grub.. having a copy of livecd on hd  and then boot it, using an entry on the grub menu pointing to this copied area/partition
[13:51] <toby> My PC cashed - very  unusual for Ubuntu
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, usually says v/h 35-70   24-160
[13:51] <toby> Hi
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> but different numbers
[13:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !install > amenado
[13:52] <amenado> encryptz-> btw,  the way i corrected it, is before rebooting, i checked the /target  for boot/grub and if not there, look all over /target to copy over the stage1.5 stuff and create grub right there and then
[13:52] <wxPython> Firfox 3.0 beta 4 has a bug!
[13:52] <wxPython> just found it
[13:52] <Itaku> where can i get more screen savers? i want a new screen saver for umdm :((((((((((((((((
[13:52] <Jack_Sparrow> wxPython, That is why they call it BETA
[13:52] <afancy> gyaresu_: but the line:/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun was already in the java_home
[13:52] <encryptz> Itaku: what's umdm?
[13:53] <Itaku> university of michigan dance marathon
[13:53] <Itaku> its a charity drive
[13:53] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> we are getting to a point  that wasting CDROM or dvd is unnecessary, got to be a better way to try livecd if one has a running linux..
[13:53] <rod> Hey the daily images report for the last few days that openoffice wont build. Well I dont need openoffice, but will the daily image still succesfully complete the install process?
[13:53] <iwkse> hi all, there's any ubuntu devs?
[13:53] <jrib> !hardy | rod
[13:53] <ubotu> rod: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, Do you have a large usb stick?
[13:53] <jumeaux> gros con de ta mere
[13:54] <encryptz> Itaku: look at the xscreensaver package, although ubuntu has quite a few...
[13:54] <iwkse> some livecd, ubuntu too, can't boot from usb-cdrom device
[13:54] <rod> tx jrib for the channel info
[13:54] <andromda> I found it!
[13:54] <andromda> It says 15.4" WXGA (1280 * 800) TFT LCD
[13:54] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, Do you have a large usb stick?    How about rewritable cd's
[13:54] <Itaku> none of them are cool enough :/
[13:54] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> nah, i didnt even use an external usb.  just another partition within the hard disk, big enuff to copy the expanded livecd
[13:54] <andromda> Supports CRT Resolutions up to 2048 * 1536
[13:54] <andromda> at 85Hz
[13:54] <encryptz> Itaku: then google is your friend. :)
[13:54] <iwkse> since the new root is mounted before the driver is recognized
[13:55] <iwkse> anybody experienced it?
[13:55] <Sin42_> i get an error starting up wow like described here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=541207&highlight=wow+tmu
[13:55] <Sin42_> has anyone a solution for this?
[13:55] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> i somehow find my cd-rewriteable flaky or as you have seen people complaint about burning cd/dvd  so i went this route, its not really bad, very fast too, extremely fast install
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, I was saying that it does work with usb.. if you dont like wasting cd's buy a rewritable.. but this is the wrong channel for trying to come up with new ways to install a test drive cd
[13:57] <foxray> hi, how would i go about replacing my nvidia card with an ati card? i need to remove the nvidia drivers frist right?
[13:57] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, What laptop are you using
[13:57] <Itaku> encryptz: theres one screen saver i want but its not installed how do i install it. im using xscreensaver
[13:57] <gyaresu_> Sin42_: WoW is installed with wine?
[13:57] <encryptz> Itaku: gnome or kde?
[13:57] <Itaku> how?
[13:58] <Itaku> uh
[13:58] <Sin42_> gyaresu_: yes
[13:58] <Itaku> idk
[13:58] <Itaku> it just says the name
[13:58] <andromda> I'm using one called Bangho
[13:58] <gyaresu_> Sin42_: Have you tried the wine forums or the channel?
[13:58] <encryptz> Itaku: do you have "Applications  Places  System" in the upper left hand corner of your screen?
[13:58] <andromda> complete description of the specs is :
[13:58] <Itaku> yes
[13:58] <andromda> NVIDIA GeForce Go 7300 (G72M-V) Discrete Video System (External On Board) TurboCacheTM Total Graphics Memory up to 512MB (with System Memory) Supports Dual Display and Ergonomic Refresh Rates up to 2045 * 1536 at 85Hz Supports Microsoft DirectX 9.0 64MB or 128MB using On Board DDRII Memory
[13:58] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> i got a working process now going, knowing what to check right after it installs, very fast install. and everything needed is on the livecd rom.. anyhow, i know what you mean..<wink>
[13:58] <encryptz> Itaku: then you're running gnome. click System -> Preferences -> Screensaver. all should be listed there
[13:59] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, Please do not paste into the channel.. I simply asked for make and model of your laptop
[13:59] <Itaku> encryptz: theres one not installed but how do i install it
[13:59] <andromda> Exactlly the model Bangho 1501C
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, I have a script that will take a live cd and get it running on a usb stick.. if that might give you some tips
[14:00] <Sin42_> gyaresu_: not yet, good idea
[14:00] <afancy> gyaresu_: that line is there
[14:00] <sebas891> andromda: are you trying to setup ubuntu on a bangho laptop?
[14:00] <afancy> anyway to solve this problem?
[14:00] <SlayerFaith> Jack_Sparrow: Excuse me interrupting, but I'd really like that script
[14:00] <encryptz> Itaku: not sure actually. sorry. i have never bothered installing separate screensavers other than what is provided
[14:00] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> sure, i'll take a look at how you used casper scripts to check and copy stuff over...kindly paste the link
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, The video.. great if you can help
[14:01] <gyaresu_> afancy: post pastebin again please.
[14:01] <andromda> no, it's already installed and work fine but without the 2D support
[14:01] <jumeaux_> qui parle francais?
[14:01] <encryptz> !fr > jumeaux_
[14:01] <jumeaux_> Qui a
[14:02] <jumeaux_> Qui parle Francais ?
[14:02] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: i'm trying to setup ubuntu on a bangho on  CS1222C ... no luck so far,
[14:02] <encryptz> jumeaux_: /j #ubuntu-fr
[14:02] <sebas891> jumeaux_: bonjour.
[14:02] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59676/
[14:02] <jumeaux_> bonjors
[14:02] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> thank you
[14:02] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:03] <jpatrick> !fr | jumeaux_
[14:03] <ubotu> jumeaux_: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[14:03] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, gimme a couple minutes.. I am looking for v/h rates etc
[14:03]  * Lunks gives Jack_Sparrow
[14:04] <mariamystar> i need to permentatly mount a harddrve on setup, can someone help me?
[14:04] <Bo^Dick> hi
[14:04] <sebas891> hey folks, any idea when I'm using the alternate install cd, the keyboard does not respond at the menu "Choose language"
[14:04] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: ok.
[14:04] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: what filesystem?
[14:04] <Itaku> !screensavers
[14:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screensavers - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[14:04] <Itaku> !screensaver
[14:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screensaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[14:04] <foxray> Is it possible to remove my nvidia card and its drivers and replace it with an ati card? Do i need to reinstall ubuntu?
[14:04] <liotruct> moi
[14:05] <gyaresu_> !ubotu | Itaku
[14:05] <ubotu> Itaku: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[14:05] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: how about the 'mount' command
[14:05] <liotruct> häh
[14:05] <mariamystar> Bo^Dick: i tried
[14:05] <gyaresu_> !fr | liotruct
[14:05] <ubotu> liotruct: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[14:05] <liotruct> moikka
[14:05] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: what happened?
[14:05] <javaccen> help me: double clicking .tex files in gnome often causes x to crash
[14:05] <mariamystar> bo^dick but when i reboot it's gone and i have to remount it
[14:05] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: ok, you must add this into a file somewhere
[14:05] <abuyoussif> hi
[14:05] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: trying to remember which one
[14:05] <mariamystar> bo^dick: for a little background, i'm using wubi, so it is a virtual hard drive, if that matters
[14:06] <mariamystar> bo^dick: fstab?
[14:06] <gyaresu_> !hi | abuyoussif
[14:06] <ubotu> abuyoussif: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[14:06] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: possibly
[14:06] <jumeaux_> je vais casser unbuntu
[14:06] <jumeaux_> mrd
[14:06] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: what filesystem?
[14:06] <jumeaux_> unbuntu
[14:06] <mariamystar> bo^dick: i don't know how to answer that questionn, i'm sorry
[14:06] <javaccen> help me: double clicking .tex files in gnome if kile is open causes X to crash
[14:06] <jumeaux_> ubuntu
[14:06] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: maybe it's purely virtual?
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, Those look quite nice but my spanish is not great..   Since you seem to have some experience.. have you tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  and when you get three option for setting up video go to advanced and try to have it scan your monitor specs for v/h rates
[14:06] <mariamystar> yea
[14:06] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: existing as a file rather than a device then
[14:07] <andromda> sebas891, do you have the v/h specs of your notebook bangho?
[14:07] <mariamystar> bo^dick: yes, but then they all are when you use wubi
[14:07] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: why doesn't it work to add a line into the fstab then?
[14:07] <mariamystar> bo^dick: i haven't trued addinga line yet, i don't know what line to add
[14:07] <Jack_Sparrow> mariamystar, Personally I think wubi is a terrible idea
[14:08] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: i haven't used wubi myself
[14:08] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: but i can access ntfs partitions
[14:08] <mariamystar> Kack_Sparrow: the only rason i don't go straight to linunx fully is because i plan to get a recording console, and i dont have enough money to buy a mac yet, and that means i'm going to need windows to run Pro Tools
[14:08] <jjozsi> hy
[14:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Bo^Dick, His problems are not with linux or ubuntu.. they start with wubi
[14:09] <Bo^Dick> what the hell is wubi?
[14:09] <mariamystar> Bo^dick: hahaha
[14:09] <jjozsi> hahaha xD
[14:09] <Jack_Sparrow> mariamystar, I dual boot .. works fine..
[14:09] <Bo^Dick> me too
[14:09] <mariamystar> bo^dick: it sets up the pc to run ubuntu without installing linux onto a real harddrive
[14:09] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow andromda : they are nice laptop... but it's a fight to get linux working on them. I had a bangho working great with 7.04 but no luck with 7.10
[14:09] <Bo^Dick> works lovely
[14:09] <kris_ph> how to install fastcgi in ubuntu|?
[14:10] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: is wubi a ubuntu emulator?
[14:10] <mariamystar> bo^dickL but that means i'll have to format my harddrive, i have so much data on my windows partition that if i try to partition it now, it will ruin my data
[14:10] <andromda> sebas891, I have the 7.10 working fine with standard nvidia drivers with 1280x800
[14:10] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow andromda : nope I don't have the working xorg accessible for now.
[14:10] <Odd-rationale> If i dual-boot ubuntu+xp on a machine that has DirectMedia (or whatever its called), will I lose DirectMedia?
[14:10] <mariamystar> bo^dick:  no, it actually installs ubuntu, but the harddrive is a file
[14:10] <gyaresu_> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_(Ubuntu)
[14:10] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: move the files then to another drive
[14:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Bo^Dick,  Wubi uses a file to simulate a drive structure etc..   tries to contain it like that
[14:10] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: now i'm starting to catch up
[14:10] <sebas891> andromda: which model of bangho you've ?
[14:10] <mariamystar> :)
[14:11] <andromda> sebas891, I have the DS1501C
[14:11] <Bo^Dick> i planned my partition table carefully when i set up my stuff
[14:11] <mariamystar> i also dont know where my windows install disc is
[14:11] <andromda> sebas891, the only issue that I have is the webcam (m560X driver on development)
[14:11] <mariamystar> quite frankly, after using ubuntu for a few months now, i barely ever even touch windows
[14:11] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: if you use "ntfsclone" you could ghost your win setup
[14:12] <Jack_Sparrow> mariamystar, Not knowing where your windows install disk is... (Not our problem)   you must need to reinstall windows occasionally.. it has that whole death spiral thing..
[14:12] <mariamystar> bo^dick: what do you mean "ghost"?
[14:12] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: i've reghosted my win partition twice in recent time
[14:12] <Ken-away> Hi
[14:12] <meoblast001> hello
[14:12] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: a total image of drive
[14:12] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> are you familiar with that script you pasted? if you were, any idea why formatting the usb drive as ext2 and not ext3?  my experiece with that is livecd will not boot off ext3 fs, only ext2 only...i wonder why..
[14:12] <andromda> sebas891, other issue that I have is problems with screen resolution when I enable the restricted drivers of nvidia
[14:12] <meoblast001> i have noticed a critical bug with the Intel Graphics driver..... where should i go to report this bug
[14:12] <Jack_Sparrow> amenado, must be ext2...
[14:12] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: ntfsclone does this except master boot record
[14:12] <sebas891> andromda: I'had the same problem with the webcam... to be honest I did not even tried when I saw the status of the driver.
[14:13] <andromda> sebas891, the rest is working just fine :)
[14:13] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: so when you get virus that can't be removed you could either reinstall windows with all apps (hours or days of work)
[14:13] <amenado> Jack_Sparrow-> yeah have to be ext2,  i have been looking around for excerpts on why that is the case of only accepting ext2 and not ext3, btw fat16 is okay to boot from
[14:13] <sebas891> andromda: I've the bangho with the sis chipset... and it's a pain.
[14:13] <andromda> sebas891, I tried but the only thing I got is a big black image, and some times it hungs! hahaha
[14:13] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: or smack back the image (done instantly in minutes at most)
[14:14] <mariamystar> right
[14:14] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: plus that the image tool makes it exactly identical
[14:14] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, can you edit andromda 's xorg.. pull out the v/h and modes in her monitor settings and have her try it
[14:14] <mariamystar> bo^dick: i'm just thinking, that if ican mount this drive that i've made, then why can't i mount it on startup, ya know?
[14:14] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: there by referred to as ntfs_clone_
[14:14] <mariamystar> it might be a virtual drive,m but it mounts just like a real one
[14:14] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: no idea
[14:14] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, sebas891: great idea, I will try it!
[14:14] <mariamystar> hahah
[14:15] <Bo^Dick> mariamystar: add a script at startup somehow maybe?
[14:15] <andromda> sebas891, it is in http://paste.stgraber.org/1564
[14:15] <mariamystar> maybe
[14:15] <mariamystar> alright, well thanks a lot Bo^dick
[14:15] <Bo^Dick> np
[14:15] <mariamystar> good day everyone
[14:15] <Bo^Dick> do i have to install a c++ compiler in ubuntu?
[14:15] <Bo^Dick> or does a compiler exist by default?
[14:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Bo^Dick, Should already have one
[14:16] <Bo^Dick> i wanna try to compile rosegarden 1.6
[14:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !build-essential
[14:16] <Bo^Dick> is it simple in it's syntax?
[14:16] <henkdetank> Q: I deleted some files using my samba connection. The files are gone, but it seems they aren't deleted! And i can't find them anywhere on my disc!
[14:16] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[14:16] <n2diy> I just got 10 SD flash drives, I could label 8 of them, but 2 won't initialize. Is there a way to initialize them, or are they DOA?
[14:16] <Bo^Dick> Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[14:17] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow andromda: I don't have the working conf on hand, I setup the laptop for a friend.
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Bo^Dick, also most likely need kernel-headers for your specific  uname -a   kernel
[14:17] <amenado> henkdetank-> its pregnant or not pregnant? lol... its gotta be one way or the other than, cant be in between
[14:17] <sebas891> andromda: now I'm trying to install a same model with the lastest stable version of ubuntu. (no luck so far)
[14:17] <kris_ph> hello... can anybody here point me to a link with guide on how to install fastcgi in ubuntu gutsy?
[14:18] <henkdetank> lol my hungover head has troubles getting around that one
[14:18] <andromda> sebas891, did you try the livecd of 7.10? It works great for me!
[14:18] <Bo^Dick> Jack_Sparrow: ok
[14:18] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, http://paste.stgraber.org/1583               but make a copy of your old xorg
[14:18] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, ok, will try it!
[14:19] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, where is it hanging up
[14:19] <sebas891> andromda: yes, I tried... it hangs.  I'm with the alternate cd now.  but the keyboard is not working...
[14:20] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, try the livecd again..  At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[14:20] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: right after the USBcore detection.
[14:20] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: I tried that :)
[14:20] <snm> hi all. i tried to write my own daemon start script and i put it into /etc/init.d/ . now i can start this daemon with 'sudo /etc/init.d/mydaemon start'. this works fine so far. but now i would like it to be started on system boot automatically. how can i achieve that?
[14:21] <henkdetank> so, does samba delete files completely, or does it send the files somewhere on my server (i checked .Trash but it aint there)
[14:21] <kestir> what is the keyboard shortcut to magnify the screen?
[14:21] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, just for a test...  how about disabling the usb in the bios
[14:21] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: there is no such option in the bios...
[14:21] <Jack_Sparrow> kestir, do you have compiz installed
[14:21] <kestir> Jack_Sparrow: yessum
[14:22] <Jack_Sparrow> press super and roll the wheel on mouse
[14:22] <kestir> Jack_Sparrow: great, thank you
[14:22] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:22] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow, when I boot on the alternate cd, I do f6 had fb=no, I get to the menu chosse language... and the keyboard is not responding.
[14:23] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, I have the new xorg file and I create a new file xorg.conf with that
[14:23] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, it seems there are some issues with that hardware...  til now I had never even heard of that brand
[14:23] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, now what I have to do to enable it?
[14:24] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, You know what to do it screen goes black.. right
[14:24] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: it is a brand made in Argentina ;)
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, log out and in to test it                sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg Select vesa as your video card and 1024 max rex.  Use tab or enter to accept all other defaults
[14:25] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, restart the ubuntu?
[14:25] <wxPython> in Firefox 3.0 Beta 4, the page is reloaded if the homepage button is pressed in multimedia keyboard, and it doesn't matter whether the setting is set to 'New pages should be opened in:   a new tab'   or   'New pages should be opened in:   a new window'
[14:25] <n2diy> I just got 10 SD flash drives, I could label 8 of them, but 2 won't initialize. Is there a way to initialize them, or are they DOA?
[14:25] <lorenzo_> hi, i would like to backup my XP partition to an image file. Can you suggest a simple backup software for gutsy?
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, yes
[14:25] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, ok!
[14:25] <wxPython> in Firefox 3.0 Beta 4, the page is reloaded if the homepage button is pressed in multimedia keyboard, and it doesn't matter whether the setting is set to 'New pages should be opened in:   a new tab'   or   'New pages should be opened in:   a new window'
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> lorenzo_, ntfsclone
[14:25] <Henke> Hey, anyone here have knowledge in wiring and connecting amplifier/comp/tv??????
[14:25] <andromda> see you...!!!
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> good luck
[14:25] <lorenzo_> Jack_Sparrow: thanks a lot!
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:26] <crabbe> hi, is anyone familiar with netatalk ?
[14:27] <lorenzo_> Jack_Sparrow: sorry to bug you again, I cant find ntfsclone in synaptic, where do i get it=
[14:27] <gob1029> i have a toshiba satellite notebook, using the Realtek HD audio, but when i plug my headphones in, i hear sound out of both my headset and the internal speakers.  any clues on how to fix this?
[14:28] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: with the live cd, when I add noapic it hangs right after the usb stuff, I put acpi=off it hangs earlier ... TIMER: vector=0x31 apic1=0...
[14:29] <Jack_Sparrow> lorenzo_, one sec
[14:30] <Jack_Sparrow> lorenzo_, here is the manual while I find it  http://man.linux-ntfs.org/ntfsclone.8.html
[14:30] <lorenzo_> Jack_Sparrow: ah ok, sorry. it is in the ntfsprogs packet. cheers
[14:30] <niquita> I'm trying to get a webcam up and running on my ubuntu machine.  Supposedly it uses the gspca driver.  Although the driver doesn't load automatically when I plug in the webcam, it does load properly with "modprobe gspca".  I don't have a /dev/video directory though, so no programs are able to access the webcam.  Any ideas?
[14:31] <Jack_Sparrow> cheers
[14:31] <ibbuntu> turns out that my gf's laptop has a unichrome graphics card, and there's a bug in gutsy which has been fixed in hardy, so I'll download Hardy alpha and see whether that works
[14:33] <sebas891> hey folks, any idea where I can find the complete cheat code for ubuntu ? is like the knoppix one ?
[14:33] <MadsRH> Does anyone know if there will be a new boot screen for Hardy or is it still this one http://topi.xdt.hu/images/ubuntu_boot2.jpg
[14:33] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, mine isnt complete.. assuming you mean command line modifiers
[14:34] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, noapic acpi=off, pci=irqroute, xmodule=vesa, vga=normal, vga=771, vga=791, pci=irqroute, framebuffer=false, ide=nodma, nomce, pnpbios=off, xdrvr=vesa, res=800x600, apm=off,pci=noapci, nolapic, all_generic_ide, nolapic, pci=assign-busses, pci=irqpoll, pci=biosirq, pnpbios=off, hpet=disable
[14:34] <Sin42_> could tell my anyone the actual nvidia driver version you get via envy?
[14:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Sin42_, envy is a bad idea
[14:35] <Sin42_> Jack_Sparrow: an upgrade could be a fix for my wow probs
[14:35] <Sin42_> Jack_Sparrow: currently running 169.12
[14:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Sin42_, envy isnt needed for that.
[14:35] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: yes, interesting... any way to pass the language and keyboard using the cheat code ?
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, what about setting it to english for the install then changing it after
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, what about hooking an external keyboard up for the install
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, Just throwing out some suggestions
[14:38] <brobostigon> good afternoon, averyone.
[14:38] <DIL> where would i find the data for my mailbox for evolution - want to migrate my email to a new machine
[14:38] <Jack_Sparrow> brobostigon, morning :)
[14:38] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: I just tried that :) no luck with that ( the external keyboard work fine to edit the boot parameter (f6 ... ) )  but does'nt respond after the boot process.
[14:38] <brobostigon> DIL: there maybe a hidden folder in youre home dir for that
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, Im out of ideas...
[14:39] <DIL> brobostigon, would know the title by chance
[14:40] <KR-data> sebas891, what's the problem?
[14:40] <brobostigon> DIL: no sorry, but anable view of hidden folders in nautilus,and i am sure you will find it.
[14:41] <DIL> brobostigon, ty bro :-)
[14:41] <sebas891> KR-data:  i'm installing off the alternate cd, and the keyboard is not responding when I get to the menu (Ubuntu Installer main menu) even a external usb keyboard
[14:42] <sebas891> KR-data: I'm on a fancy bangho laptop... chipset sis
[14:42] <KR-data> sebas891, ok :S that sounds like something that's out of my knowledge, sorry :(
[14:43] <Polarina> Is it possible to burn the ISO 9660 image file to a DVD disk and install Ubuntu from it?
[14:43] <sebas891> KR-data: no problem.
[14:43] <brobostigon> Polarina: yes
[14:43] <bassinboyl1> is there any resume options on the live cd for a broken bootloader?
[14:43] <DIL> brobostigon, fyi ".evolution" thanks again
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Polarina, yes you can put the cd iso on a dvd and get it to boot
[14:44] <Polarina> brobostigon: Thanks.
[14:44] <amenado> bassinboyl1-> how did you know it is  a broken bootloader? what indications do you have?
[14:44] <brobostigon> !grub | bassinboyl1
[14:44] <ubotu> bassinboyl1: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[14:44] <Polarina> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks.
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Polarina, No cd's around
[14:44] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: thanks for the hints :)   is there some debug mode in the installer?
[14:45] <Polarina> Jack_Sparrow: DVDs are cheaper these days. :)
[14:45] <Sin42_> got nvidia 169.12 installed and glxinfo | grep direct tells me direct rendering is disabled, how can i enable it?
[14:45] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, not in the sense that you mean..  HAve you tried any other distros..
[14:45] <skurakai> Hi. I update some programs and ATI drivers from Envy, and now can't shutdown (or restart) kubuntu. I have only black screen but HD and processor work.
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Polarina, I noticed that last time I bought disks.. thosught it was odd
[14:46] <brobostigon> !envy | skurakai
[14:46] <ubotu> skurakai: envy is an unsupported tool to install newer versions of binary video drivers than provided by the official repositories. Use at your own risk, and remember that the latest version is not necessarily the "best". See « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> skurakai, There is a reson we tell people not to use envy...
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> reason
[14:46] <bassinboyl1> amenado: because I have been using grub for about 5 years :)
[14:47] <skurakai> so you think that problem make Envy?
[14:47] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: you read my mind! I'm have a suse image around... and a debian etch. I'll try these. I need to burn them. it's worth the try :)
[14:47] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, yes
[14:47] <Jack_Sparrow> skurakai, Most certainly
[14:47] <brobostigon> skurakai: its posible its caused by envy, yes.
[14:47] <sebas891> Jack_Sparrow: but after lunch, see you.
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> skurakai, I would suggest you restore fom backup or a fresh install
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> sebas891, good luck
[14:48] <skurakai> hm. i'am lamer :) how can install ATI driver under kubuntu
[14:48] <kris_ph> I just read an article saying that lighttpd is better in terms of performance and speed than apache2.. So my question is.. is lighthttpd supported by ubuntu?
[14:48] <skurakai> i try http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide but doesn't work
[14:48] <linxeh> kris_ph: are you serving something like digg then ?
[14:49] <Polarina> skurakai: Last time I heard, under the Restricted Driver Management.
[14:49] <KR-data> skurakai, the restricted driver-manager should suggest is as far as I know
[14:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesntwork
[14:49] <ubotu> Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too.
[14:49] <amenado> bassinboyl1-> would you care to share your observation so we can learn from you? what symptoms indicates bootloader and not not something else?
[14:49] <Mudassar> HELLO
[14:49] <dbzhang800> hello
[14:49] <Mudassar> I have a problem... In ubuntu my headphone volume is so low
[14:49] <linxeh> kris_ph: but yes, its supported as in there are packages for it
[14:50] <amenado> kris_ph-> umm..light has significance?  what do you think?
[14:50] <brobostigon> Mudassar: try turning there volume up??
[14:50] <Mudassar> I have done everything what I can do, but no solution, plz help me regarding headphone
[14:50] <Mudassar> yes
[14:50] <Mudassar> every volume is full
[14:50] <Mudassar> but voice is so low
[14:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Mudassar, /join #Alsa
[14:51] <Mudassar> ok
[14:51] <DIL> Mudassar, did you try the headphone on another device to see if it is operating properly
[14:51] <skurakai> but with kubuntu native ATI driver i have many probklems
[14:51] <kris_ph> linxeh: thanks... amenado, can't get your point
[14:51] <Mudassar> headphones are working fine in windows
[14:52] <monkeyBox> Is there an ubuntu package for the 2.6.24 kernel that I could use?
[14:52] <bill_> ola alguem ai???
[14:52] <KR-data> skurakai, well if they're still as bad as when I had an ati card, no wonder, only thing you can do if that's the case is whine at ati and buy a nVidia-card
[14:52] <linxeh> kris_ph: its a universe package i think. do you really think you need lighttpd over apache ?
[14:53] <bill_> ola felipe de onde tc??
[14:53] <KR-data> skurakai, though I'm not sure about how it is after amd bought ati
[14:53] <brobostigon> moneybox: do a search in synaptic, that will tell you.
[14:53] <amenado> kris_ph-> there is a reason they call it light..
[14:53] <Pirate_Hunter_> hi need help getting flash on opera
[14:53] <Jack_Sparrow> !br > bill_
[14:53] <kris_ph> linxeh: mmm... just so curious about this issue.. what do you think?
[14:53] <bill_> hi
[14:53] <DIL> yo voy cagar aqui
[14:53] <logikon> bill_: tenta /join #ubuntu-br
[14:53] <Mudassar> Any solution to the headphones ?
[14:53] <bill_> si estoy no brazil
[14:53] <logikon> DIL: that's real classy
[14:53] <bill_> ok
[14:53] <brobostigon> !alsa | mudassar
[14:54] <ubotu> mudassar: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[14:54] <kris_ph> amenado: sounds like you're against with light....
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Mudassar, I made one.. join the alsa room which deals specifically with sound issuse
[14:54] <linxeh> kris_ph: unless you are specifically having problems I would use apache. if you are having problems, then you'll need to be doing more than just looking at the webserver - for most people the overheads are in the applicatiosn they host on the server, not the server itself
[14:54] <andromda> Hi, everyonw
[14:54] <andromda> Hi, everyone
[14:54] <skurakai> now i know :) next PC must have Nvidia - but now have sux ATI :-/
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, welcome back
[14:54] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, sebas891: it worked!
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, I am so happy for you
[14:55] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow, sebas891: I have changed the xorg.conf and then installed the restricted drivers
[14:55] <amenado> kris_ph-> i agree with linxeh.. what exactly are you having problems with?
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, sebas891  left, but will be glad to hear it
[14:55] <kris_ph> Jack_Sparrow: can I ask you? Can you recommend lightttpd over apache2?
[14:56] <DIL> huh
[14:56] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow: now it's working with 1280x800@50hz with 3D enabled..
[14:56] <nick_> Checking for Xgl: not present.
[14:56] <nick_> No whitelisted driver found
[14:56] <nick_> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[14:56] <Jack_Sparrow> kris_ph, I have no opinion as I have never used either
[14:56] <HelplessIdiot> Help required for "rescuing" a LVM/DMCrypt system after a rogue windows installation has overwritten the MBR. Anyone ever done that?
[14:56] <andromda> Jack_Sparrow: Thank you very much!
[14:56] <Jack_Sparrow> andromda, you are most certainly welcome
[14:56] <kris_ph> I don't have much problem with apache2 honestly.. it is just maybe than I'm a speed freak
[14:56] <nick_> I see this when i running compiz in console
[14:56] <nick_> Checking for Xgl: not present.
[14:56] <nick_> No whitelisted driver found
[14:56] <nick_> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[14:56] <elTigre> Hey, how can I switch my laptop's monitor back on?
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> nick_, please /join #Compiz
[14:57] <linxeh> kris_ph: you wont be able to measure it on a small site, and its hard to measure it on most typically larger sites too in my experience
[14:57] <elTigre> I find it impractical to restart X everytime I accidently close the lid
[14:57] <HelplessIdiot> The /boot partition is availble, however, all other partitions, including root and swap are encrypted in a DMcrypt LVM container.
[14:57] <Mudassar> how to join the alsa room ?
[14:57] <linxeh> we tend to use lighttpd for things where you need to serve lots of static imagery
[14:57] <Pirate_Hunter_> hi need help getting flash on opera
[14:57] <linxeh> Mudassar: /join #alsa
[14:57] <elTigre> and vbetool dpms on only deals with my second monitor, the main laptop monitor is still dark
[14:58] <bassinboyl1> amenado: nevermind, it's a storage issue, Error 18
[14:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Mudassar, you were there.. for 2 seconds.
[14:58] <kris_ph> linxeh: experience is a best teacher.. have you tried both in different environment.. right? small site and larger ones?
[14:58] <amenado> elTigre-> http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596101954/toc.html   nice reading for tips on X
[14:58] <ctx144k> hello all
[14:58] <ctx144k> iam using ubuntu-server 7.10
[14:59] <amenado> bassinboyl1-> seriously, i'd like to learn, shed some light on why you suspected it was bootloader..
[14:59] <linxeh> kris_ph: if your cpu is sat 99% idle there is not much point in making life hard for yourself. we use lighttpd internally at work on one of our servers for serving up images, everything else is apache
[14:59] <ctx144k> is there a way to configure the startup - that i get login-screen (on console) after loading all daemons?
[14:59] <bassinboyl1> amenado: I don't think my bios can handle a disk this size
[14:59] <amenado> bassinboyl1-> ahh okay..
[14:59] <linxeh> kris_ph: those are small-medium sites (10,000+ hits per day)
[15:00] <linxeh> kris_ph: but hosting webapps as opposed to just simple news pages - some of them serve web mapping to things like nasa worldwind
[15:00] <ctx144k> at time i get login-screen on console before loading services like postgres and so on
[15:00] <elTigre> sorry that didn't help me at all, amenado
[15:00] <amenado> kris_ph-> you said it yourself best, experience is the best teacher, now go and try my friend..
[15:00] <kris_ph> linxeh: uhuh! interesting..
[15:00] <ctx144k> so i get informations in my screen like "* postgresql [OK]" and so on
[15:00] <linxeh> kris_ph: what are you hosting? just something for your own use on a lan ?
[15:00] <skillz> when u join a channel in IRC, and it says needs voice.. what does that mean, and how to enable it
[15:00] <amenado> elTigre-> thats a new book on X windows ..you have to dig up and read up..
[15:00] <Pirate_Hunter_> hi how can i get flash working on opera 9.2?
[15:01] <kris_ph> amenado: yeah.. but I don't like to test it myself that's why I'm asking those who have experience with these two flavors...m sure linxeh is honest..
[15:01] <elTigre> sorry I won't ...
[15:01] <amenado> Pirate_Hunter_-> still at it huh? i dont there there was much progress since we tried it last week..heh
[15:01] <kris_ph> linxeh: company website with gallery2
[15:02] <elTigre> I just want to switch the monitor on
[15:02] <elTigre> I won't buy and read a big book for that !
[15:02] <amenado> kris_ph-> come on, you go and try it, i encourage you..you may learn a trick or two..
[15:02] <Pirate_Hunter_> amenado: hmmm last week? i wasnt trying to install flash last week...?? well do you know
[15:03] <linxeh> kris_ph: I wouldn't waste your time with lighttpd - by all means try it out for your own experience
[15:03] <bluefox83> Pirate_Hunter_, from what i remember of installing flash, there's a .so file somewhere, it likely is symlinked to firefox directory...you need to follow the symlink and make another one in your opera directory
[15:03] <amenado> elTigre no need to buy the orielly book, it is online for you to read.. it has an index to seek what you need..maybe..
[15:03] <linxeh> kris_ph: most people run apache, and thats what you'll find the most guides for. if something needs lighttpd you can run that too
[15:03] <elTigre> it doesn't cover the topic anyway
[15:03] <Pirate_Hunter_> bluefox83: i know that but how do i actually do that what is the command?
[15:03] <amenado> Pirate_Hunter_-> if not last week, in the last two weeks maybe? am still not getting flash to work in opera...
[15:04] <kris_ph> linxeh: now.. can these two run on the same box simultaneously?
[15:04] <bluefox83> Pirate_Hunter_, ln -s <actual file> <new location>
[15:04] <amenado> elTigre-> are you sure? you seem pretty quick on reading a whole book
[15:04] <Pirate_Hunter_> amenado: oh i see still my head is still fuzzy
[15:04] <Cannon> hey
[15:04] <Cannon> am having a few troubles
[15:05] <sevenseeker> howdy
[15:05] <elTigre> no but I am quick at using strg
[15:05] <elTigre> +f
[15:05] <elTigre> ctrl+f
[15:05] <hischild> i'm having a problem with a dualhead setup between my laptop and a tv .. i followed the guide, used nvidia-settings, switched pal and ntsc, basically did everything that i could think of ... yet it remains black and white.
[15:05] <Cannon> i've installed azureus but how do I associate torrents with it?
[15:05] <Pirate_Hunter_> amenado: check this tut out - http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-get-flash-working-in-opera-920.html
[15:05] <skillz> when u join a channel in IRC, and it says needs voice.. what does that mean, and how to enable it
[15:06] <amenado> Pirate_Hunter_-> but is it working for you?
[15:06] <Toshiaki> hola!
[15:06] <bluefox83> Cannon, when you go to a website for torrents, and you click to download...use that little dialog box and tell it to "open with" and then click the browse button and find azureus
[15:06] <vignesh> Cannon, right click on any of the torrent file, choose properties and then Open with tab.. choose azerus from Add->custom command
[15:06] <splicer> Are there any vpnc experts here?
[15:06] <Cannon> yeah, i can find the directory
[15:06] <sevenseeker> I am having trouble creating a zope-2.10 site with mkzopeinstance (using python2.4)
[15:06] <sevenseeker> OSError: [Errno 1] Operation not permitted: '/var/deployments/openflow/./bin'
[15:06] <Cannon> but not a file to associate with
[15:06] <Cannon> as in I have no idea which one! lol
[15:07] <vignesh> Cannon, any torrent file..
[15:07] <Cannon> the root of az are all .conf etc
[15:07] <Pirate_Hunter_> amenado: havent tried it going to do it later still like i said check it out
[15:07] <andromda> anyone knows the best way to enable desktop enhancements in ubuntu like compiz?
[15:07] <ovo> hello
[15:07] <bluefox83> Cannon, you likely need to look in /usr/bin
[15:07] <amenado> Pirate_Hunter_-> sure..anyhow it does not work..
[15:07] <jrib> !effects | andromda
[15:07] <Cannon> yeah, i looked in there and it showed nothing
[15:07] <ubotu> andromda: Desktop Effects are supported on graphics cards that use the default Intel and ATI drivers and the restricted !NVIDIA drivers, except for the following, which are blacklisted due to stability/compatibility issues: Intel 965, ATI Rs480 and Rv350, ATI Mobility x300, x600 and x700 - Join #compiz-fusion for anything not officially supported by Ubuntu
[15:07] <andromda> I have tried it but I loose the windows decorator
[15:08] <Cannon> maybe they are all hidden
[15:08] <jrib> andromda: system -> preferences -> appearance -> effects
[15:08] <Baever> Hey! I am running a live session of Ubuntu 7.10 And am on the way to install it, but i have a very important and big folder on it and now is the time to partition the disks, I already have a ext3 partition and swap. Is there anyway to skip this step of the installation ?
[15:09] <sevenseeker> any zope users here?
[15:09] <isa268[FAN]> hello where can i go for help with compiz
[15:09] <AtomicSpark> using an rsync application on windows. is this possible?
[15:09] <andromda> Join #compiz-fusion
[15:10] <hischild> AtomicSpark, you want to sync between windows and ubuntu? i use scp for that ..
[15:10] <jrib> !nodeco | andromda
[15:10] <ubotu> andromda: If you're missing windows decorations after enabling Desktop Effects with an NVIDIA card, try « sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24 » in a !shell.
[15:10] <amenado> Baever-> use a free partition and dont touch the existing ones if possible, you can re-use and old swap but thats it...also save your important files somewhere else before starting..
[15:10] <AtomicSpark> i use rsync on my ubuntu machines to backup to a server. so yes its a ubuntu server that i want to back up to :P
[15:10] <blakeman> Hello, I'm having problems getting sound to work
[15:10] <bluefox83> sevenseeker, from what i just read, zope is a web application server...i don't think you will find many folks here that use anything like that
[15:10] <linxeh> AtomicSpark: there is rsync in cygwin. there are some native ports too
[15:11] <AtomicSpark> k thanks.
[15:11] <amenado> sevenseeker-> those nice folks in #pyhton or #zope may of help
[15:12] <blakeman> I've been all over the internet for a week now and I can't figure out how to get my sound to work. I've seriously tried figuring it out on my own and can't do it.
[15:12] <hischild> i'm having a problem with a dualhead setup between my laptop and a tv .. i followed the guide, used nvidia-settings, switched pal and ntsc, basically did everything that i could think of ... yet it remains black and white.
[15:12] <blakeman> Can someone help me?
[15:12] <bluefox83> blakeman, we kinda need a bit more info about the problem before we can help
[15:12] <amenado> blakeman-> i emphatize with you..its a tuff one..
[15:12] <Cannon> hmmm, ktorrent has minimized but I don't see it in the sys tray?
[15:12] <blakeman> Aw this sucks bad
[15:12] <blakeman> What info can I tell you
[15:12] <fat-head> i just downloaded dark horizon lore its a .bin file how do i install it ??
[15:12] <jrib> !sound > blakeman (read the private message from ubotu)
[15:12] <hischild> blakeman, can you be a bit more specific? like what laptop/computer you have?
[15:13] <sevenseeker> amenado > thanks
[15:13] <bluefox83> blakeman, what sound card are you using? what configs have you tried?
[15:13] <blakeman> I have an Emachines W4620 laptop
[15:13] <Baever> amenado: But in this step the installation process only offers me to re-partition
[15:13] <amenado> blakeman->  umm try  speaker-test
[15:13] <meoblast001> what is the command i use to get the necessities to make a project from source?
[15:13] <bluefox83> blakeman, oh man...emachine makes laptops now? D:
[15:13] <blakeman> I've been all over the Ubuntu support pages and tried everything I found there. It was working for a while and now it's not
[15:14] <hischild> meoblast001, build-essential
[15:14] <amenado> Baever-> no selection for manual ?
[15:14] <dbzhang800> fat-head, run ./*.bin in terminal
[15:14] <skillz> in some IRC channels, it says needs voice.. what does that mean? and how to enable it
[15:14] <blakeman> The sound card is ATI IXP Conexant 97 SB400
[15:14] <bluefox83> as if their desktops weren't bad enough D:
[15:14] <jrib> meoblast001: install the build-essential package.  You also need to install all the dependencies for the project as well
[15:15] <blakeman> Now the volume control icon has a red symbol on it and says there are no devices found
[15:15] <bluefox83> blakeman, you're likely going to get to compile alsa from source...
[15:15] <towelie> Could someone help me get my wireless chip to work?
[15:15] <bluefox83> i have a conexant soundcard, and i had to compile it from source as well
[15:15] <jimmygoon> What will FUSE do if the network drive is unavailable
[15:16] <blakeman> I have tried that (I think) at http://linuxondesktop.blogspot.com/2007/12/getting-sound-to-work-on-your-ubuntu.html
[15:16] <AtomicSpark> explode
[15:16] <bluefox83> towelie, you need to tell us what kind of wireless card
[15:16] <towelie> its a broadcomm 43xx
[15:16] <towelie> 4303 to be specific
[15:16] <EpsiloN_> hi
[15:16] <blakeman> I'm about to give up on Linux if I can't get this sound figured out
[15:16] <EpsiloN_> How can I change language in Ubuntu?
[15:17] <bigdaddysky> towlie, have you tried the restricted drivers?
[15:17] <EpsiloN_> what keys i should use
[15:17] <Baever> amenado: nope already checked there, the problem is that the folder is like 125 gb, so it would take a while to upload it to the net, partition and format the disks and then download it again hehe
[15:17] <EpsiloN_> How can I change language in Ubuntu?
[15:17] <EpsiloN_> what keys i should use
[15:17] <jrib> EpsiloN_: enable the language in system -> administration -> language support first.  Then you can change your languague at the login screen by pressing the "options" button
[15:17] <towelie> bigdaddysky: I only have a wireless connection on here, I'm in windows. It doesn't have the software source for it, and Ic an't get it because of that
[15:17] <paolinuz> hi
[15:18] <amenado> Baever-> if it is that important, you know you'd take the time, if not, aw heck, just do it! as nike motto says..hehe
[15:18] <blakeman> Well thanks but no one out there seems to have a simple answere to this problem so later
[15:18] <towelie> my ehternet port is fried on this motherboard, I'm out of pci slots for an ethernet card, and I don't have an ethernet cable long enough to reach here
[15:18] <jrib> EpsiloN_: please do not pm, use this channel
[15:18] <EpsiloN_> ok
[15:19] <EpsiloN_> so how can i change the language
[15:19] <amenado> Baever-> am surprised that it does not allow you to have a choice to partition manually
[15:19] <bluefox83> blakeman, ok, those instructions are missing a ./configure flag and i don't remember what it is, please go to #alsa you may have to wait for someone to answer you, but give them as much info as possible and they should be able to help walk you through it, they walked me through setting up my soundcard :)
[15:19] <jrib> EpsiloN_: at the login screen, press "options" and select your language
[15:19] <bigdaddysky> hmmm what version of ubuntu you runnig
[15:19] <EpsiloN_> Gunty Gibbon
[15:19] <towelie> latest, 7.10
[15:19] <Baever> amenado: hehe, maybee the best thing is to buy a new disk and just copy everything
[15:19] <EpsiloN_> 9.10 i suppos
[15:20] <bluefox83> EpsiloN_, you mean 7.10, as that's as far as it goes in releases so far...
[15:20] <EpsiloN_> i want to change the typing language
[15:20] <amenado> Baever-> there you go, you came up with a great idea.. we all must do what we have to do to achieve the end...heh
[15:20] <bluefox83> EpsiloN_, also...it's gutsy
[15:20] <amenado> Baever-> pr0n videos must be preserved at all cost..haha
[15:21] <EpsiloN_> i want to use russin language now for typing
[15:21] <towelie> So if anyone followed me on my broadcom 4303 wireless card problem
[15:21] <EpsiloN_> how can i do this?
[15:21] <towelie> I tried dling the files from http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#fw-b43-old
[15:21] <jrib> EpsiloN_: did you try what I said?  I've explained it twice now.  What is not clear?
[15:21] <bigdaddysky> towelie, I know i had trouble with my broadcom 4318 card but i used the restricted drivers and it worked
[15:21] <towelie> bigdaddysky, when I try to enable it it says I don't have the system source
[15:22] <towelie> and I don't have an internet connection to get that source
[15:22] <bigdaddysky> o ic
[15:22] <towelie> I'm trying to enable internet, but I need the internet to do so :P
[15:22] <PyKid> join #PyCon
[15:22] <PyKid> hmm :-P
[15:23] <BronxAngel> anybody know the command line to start a second mysql server running on a different port and data dir?
[15:23] <amenado> towelie-> ummm have you looked in craigslist for el cheapo complete fairly decent systems? i mean below 70 bux perhaps?
[15:23] <DIL> towelie, so how are you ont irc, your laptop should have ethernet
[15:23] <bigdaddysky> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=405990&highlight=broadcom+bc43xx try this towelie
[15:24] <towelie> DIL, I booted back into windows
[15:24] <amenado> BronxAngel-> do you have access to mysql config file? look there and attempt to use a different port, and libraries?
[15:24] <DIL> towelie, use ethernet
[15:25] <towelie> DIL, my ethernet port on my mobo is fried, I don't have enough cable to reach here, and I don't have a pci slot for a card
[15:25] <BronxAngel> amenado: good point
[15:26] <DIL> towelie, i had a linksys card that used the referenced driver too may problems with it so i went and bought a netgear card that was half the cost and never had to look back
[15:26] <amenado> towelie-> not long enuff cable, again look in craigslist, its not overly expensive..people sells them for like 5 bux or so
[15:27] <fat-head> how do i uninstall a game that i installed using chmod +x "file" , then sudo ./"file" ???
[15:27] <shachaf> On a fresh installation of Ubuntu on a computer with two network cards (onboard "8257EI Gigabit Ethernet Controller", and PCI "82557/8/9 Ethernet Pro 100"), I can't get either network card to work. Both are recognized, but with either DHCP or a static IP, I can't get them to connect to or ping anything.
[15:27] <shachaf> Has someone here had a similar problem?
[15:28] <LjL> fat-head: depends entirely on the game, it might not be uninstallable at all (that's why we recommend using packages from the repositories), see if the installer has an uninstall option, or see if the game got installed in /opt or /usr/local
[15:28] <amenado> shachaf-> it got an ip address assigned to it?
[15:28] <shachaf> amenado: No.
[15:28] <n51k78> hello
[15:28] <Toshiaki> hi
[15:29] <amenado> shachaf-> new install you say? are you booted to the new install now?
[15:29] <n51k78> can anyone tell me how to get a c++ compiler for ubuntu
[15:29] <n51k78> ?
[15:29] <EpsiloN_> I just can not understand.. everey time when i want to change the nalnguage I Should lof OFF and the change the language?
[15:29] <kalatian> n51k78: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[15:29] <kalatian> !be
[15:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about be - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:29] <kalatian> !build-essential
[15:29] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[15:29] <n51k78> tnks
[15:30] <damjan> shachaf: start tcpdump on the interfaces and see if any packets go through
[15:30] <shachaf> amenado: Yes, but never mind.
[15:30] <shachaf> The switch's connection to the router was loose. :-)
[15:30] <shachaf> Sorry, I should've checked that first.
[15:30] <DIL> duh
[15:31] <damjan> shachaf: check the lights first :)
[15:31] <Tu13es> hm, my computer doesn't boot from USB, and my CD won't read. I need to boot to something so I can repartition.  I have a livecd on my USB stick.  Can I boot to HDD and then to USB stick somehow?
[15:31] <FBMBMX> I have a problem where hidden folders show up in Open and Save dialogs
[15:31] <FBMBMX> it's annoying because there's a ton of hidden folders under my home folder from applications
[15:31] <FBMBMX> they don't show up in the file browser
[15:31] <FBMBMX> is there a way to turn them off?
[15:32] <DIL> Tu13es, did you config the bios to boot from usb
[15:33] <Tu13es> DIL: I can't, it's a Mac Mini
[15:33] <wxPython> please visit this link: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/18361
[15:33] <wxPython> does In Progress means that the bug is in the progress of being fixed?
[15:33] <shachaf> FBMBMX: Ctrl-h?
[15:33] <huub> Hello
[15:33] <huub> this is Huub from Holland
[15:33] <shachaf> FBMBMX: Or right-click/show hidden files.
[15:33] <FBMBMX> it only shows up in open/save dialogs
[15:34] <FBMBMX> and ctrl+h doesn't work there
[15:34] <n51k78> how do i use it
[15:34] <shachaf> FBMBMX: It works there for me.
[15:34] <n51k78> ?
[15:34] <FBMBMX> err nvm
[15:34] <FBMBMX> the right click did it
[15:34] <FBMBMX> thanks
[15:34] <Killeroid> FBMBMX: just hit ctrl-h to turn hidden folders off
[15:34] <xvfz> hi, how can i make a normal boot without any splash, with tiny font?
[15:34] <FBMBMX> they were turned off elsewhere
[15:34] <FBMBMX> I got it now, thanks
[15:34] <DIL> Tu13es, not that fam with Mac mini but on MacBook pro i hold option key and am able to boot from cd or other bootable media
[15:34] <JRylan> hello everyone, is this the place to come for help?
[15:35] <Tu13es> DIL: I can boot from CD or Firewire, but USB doesn't work for the Mini afaict
[15:35] <DIL> Tu13es, k
[15:35] <xvfz> Hi, does anyone knows how to boot ubuntu without splash screens, i only want to see the text
[15:35] <vignesh> i had xp and ubuntu.. now i reinstalled xp.. ntloader has rewritten the MBR.. is it possible to rescue grub alone?? without reinstalling linux??
[15:36] <Whyvas> vignesh yes
[15:36] <Whyvas> vignesh boot off the install cd and go grub-install or something like that
[15:37] <xvfz> |ÂÂ??
[15:37] <JRylan> hello everyone, i have a Dell Inspirion 530s desktop, with a FoxConn G33M02 motherboard. the ethernet port is apart of the mobo itself and ubuntu is not recognizing the ethernet port at all. can't setup any connection
[15:38] <hischild_> what's the easiest way to convert a dvd .iso into a video .avi file?
[15:38] <xvfz> Hi, does anyone knows how to boot ubuntu without splash screens, i only want to see the text
[15:38] <hischild_> xvfz, remove the splash option from the boot line
[15:39] <JRylan> hello everyone, i have a Dell Inspirion 530s desktop, with a FoxConn G33M02 motherboard. the ethernet port is apart of the mobo itself and ubuntu is not recognizing the ethernet port at all. can't setup any connection. what can i do? i can't find any drivers?
[15:39] <Jenson-> hi jack and ichat, i managed to upgrade from Ubuntu Feisty to Gutsy =)
[15:39] <Ohm> Hey everybody, I've got a really bad problem. Since it might be tough to solve and there's alot of info on it, I wrote a summary of it at http://owner.rnachoctb.org/error.txt
[15:39] <Ohm> please help me :/
[15:39] <wxPython> if the GNOME Panel bug   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/18361    gets fixed... would the gnome-panel bug also be fixed?
[15:40] <frojnd> hello there! How can I check if I have SATA or SCSI internal hard disk ?
[15:40] <Ohm> summing up the problem in one line would probably be: "oh god only a tenth of my gui apps still work"
[15:40] <JRylan> hello everyone, i have a Dell Inspirion 530s desktop, with a FoxConn G33M02 motherboard. the ethernet port is apart of the mobo itself and ubuntu is not recognizing the ethernet port at all. can't setup any connection. what can i do? i can't find any drivers?
[15:41] <Baever> amenado: lol yes they are pretty important, and the music colletction also
[15:41] <Football-head> can anyone help me ????? http://pastebin.com/d7e54276d
[15:41] <vignesh> i had xp and ubuntu.. now i reinstalled xp.. ntloader has rewritten the MBR.. is it possible to rescue grub alone?? without reinstalling linux??
[15:41] <hischild_> Ohm, sounds like a fairly serious problem indeed. It would appear that one or more directories/applications have been damaged and can't start. However, i'm not sure how to do a file system check under ubuntu ..
[15:41] <brobostigon> !grub | vignesh
[15:41] <ubotu> vignesh: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[15:42] <Killeroid> Ohm: its probably something you enabled in compiz. the only advic i can give you is just uninstall and purge your compiz installation and reinstall it
[15:42] <vignesh> ubotu, ty
[15:42] <ubotu> You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)
[15:42] <kestir> Hi, I have a lot of errors in syslog saying 'Buffer I/O error on device sr0'.  Would someone help me troubleshoot this?
[15:42] <Willizar> hi
[15:42] <JRylan> can anyone please help me with my network issue?
[15:42] <Football-head> i need to uninstalll a game but i dont know how. heres how i installed it: http://pastebin.com/d7e54276d
[15:42] <Football-head> anyone?
[15:42] <Ohm> Killeroid: Compiz still works, so I'd wager it isn't that.
[15:42] <Willizar> how can i set my quit msg on konversation
[15:43] <Ohm> And starting/exiting terminals etc still works, aswell as all other things compiz has to do with
[15:43] <Tu13es> how do I force a grub menu on boot?
[15:43] <Tu13es> right now it just autoboots to the first one
[15:43] <Squawk> Tu13es, set a timeout so you can choose
[15:44] <Tu13es> k
[15:44] <Lemcott> i have a good i dea that someone here might be able to help me
[15:44] <DIL> Tu13es, or esc
[15:44] <JRylan> can someonoe please help me out with network drivers for my foxconn g33m02 mobo, i'm completely lost, no network device is recognized
[15:44] <Ohm> oh wow, firefox still works
[15:44] <Squawk> Tu13es, something like "timeout 30"
[15:45] <ubuntu1> hello
[15:45] <Football-head> can anyone help me ? ^^^^^^^^
[15:45] <Killeroid> Ohm: your problem sounds like its gotta do with the window manager redering the graphics and since you have compiz installed, at least disable compiz and see if all those problems arent fixed
[15:45] <kestir> !repeat | Football-head
[15:45] <ubotu> Football-head: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience