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[11:10] <Beginner> Hi all
[11:10] <Beginner> anyone online here?
[11:11] <geirha> define "online"
[11:13] <geirha> :/
[11:13] <sandyd> lol
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[13:14] <alo21> hi all
[13:18] <philipballew> alo21, hello
[13:18] <alo21> philipballew: can I ask techniqual question here (about dev)?
[13:20] <philipballew> You can ask anything here about that kind of stuff, and someone might answer. However, for future reference, dont ask to ask a question as people will probably not say ask away. Id personally just ask and if somebody knows they will answer.
[13:20] <philipballew> so yeah, ask then wait alo21
[13:20] <alo21> philipballew: ok
[13:20] <alo21> how can I test patches on ubuntu?
[13:21] <philipballew> What kind of patches.
[13:21] <philipballew> Be more specific?
[13:22] <alo21> philipballew: how many type of patchere are there?
[13:22] <philipballew> If someone wants to help they will. I gtg
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[20:32] <s0m3nak3dguy> despite following multiple tutorials for several weeks, I have yet to get my rtl8187 up and running. Anyone available to help me out?
[22:01] <tlwsmith> I'm a little new to Ubuntu, so I might be doing this wrong, but here's my problem: I just installed Ubuntu 11.04 onto my mac using the Parallels virtual machine application. I'm trying to add a few pieces of software from the Ubuntu Software Center (Gimp, Adobe Flash, and Mozilla Thunderbird), but every time I try to download these pieces of software I get an error that says "Failed to download package files - check your Internet connection."
[22:02] <Mitchx> Make sure that your vm settings are set to use NAT
[22:03] <Mitchx> I'm not too familiar with Parallels but I use VMware and that's the option I normally go with.^
[22:04] <tlwsmith> What is NAT and how would I change to it?
[22:05] <Mitchx> In VM settings. Also, check out this post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1698386 - it seems to reference the exact issue you're having
[22:07] <tlwsmith> Thanks! I'm gonna try switching to NAT and doing what this threat says
[22:08] <Mitchx> Happy to help. :)
[22:09] <Unit193> Not sure how USC handles it, but in synaptic you have to "Reload packages" and terminal you have sudo apt-get update to get current ones.
[22:11] <tlwsmith> I did what the forum said, under the edit menu I selected software sources then picked another source. Completely fixed the problem. Thanks again guys!
[22:38] <Mitchx> So I'm setting up a LAMP stack and trying to install PHP (apt-get install php5-gd), but /var/lib/dpkg/lock is being used. How can I kill the process using it?
[22:45] <Mitchx> When I try to use sudo lsof | grep /var/lib/dpkg/lock i receive apt-get 806 root 4uW REG 8,1 0 262337
[22:51] <heimdall-xyz> Good lord. For what you need know this?
[22:55] <Mitchx> I'm trying to install PHP but apt-get is not working. I'm getting an error saying /var/lib/dpkg/lock is in use by another process
[22:56] <heimdall-xyz> hmm... did you try command ps -x
[22:56] <heimdall-xyz> "?"
[22:57] <heimdall-xyz> if it is there, maybe you can kill this process
[22:57] <Mitchx> Awesome. It's hung up on 806
[22:58] <heimdall-xyz> SO
[22:58] <heimdall-xyz> kill 806
[22:58] <heimdall-xyz> :)
[22:59] <Mitchx> Didn't work :/
[22:59] <Mitchx> still running
[23:00] <heimdall-xyz> you receiving same info?
[23:01] <Mitchx> yeah
[23:02] <Mitchx> I'm going to try to restart the server
[23:07] <heimdall-xyz> I found something, maybe it help.
[23:07] <heimdall-xyz> http://www.digipedia.pl/usenet/thread/18148/236467/
[23:11] <Mitchx> Thanks
[23:14] <Mitchx> I think it was hungup on 806 but was unable to kill it for some reason
[23:14] <Mitchx> restarting the server fixed it
[23:16] <heimdall-xyz> nice
[23:16] <heimdall-xyz> reboot fix almost everything ;)
[23:16] <Mitchx> lol no kidding
[23:29] <heimdall-xyz> see ya
[23:30] <Mitchx> laters