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sabdflhey lamont, happy easter!12:05
lamontyou too sabdfl 12:06
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highvoltagehappy easter, ubuntero's!12:11
bddebianEaster?  Aren't you all long-haired hippy commie athiests?12:15
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womblebddebian: Yes, but even long-haired hippy commie athiests like chocolate.12:16
bddebianAh, hehe12:16
wombleAnd that's really what we're all celebrating today12:16
bddebianhighvoltage: Can you check your system for bitstream fonts?12:17
highvoltagebddebian: sure12:18
bddebianI think it's using tetex-ttmf12:18
bddebianErr texmf-tetex12:18
highvoltagebddebian: well, i have the ttf-bitstream-vera package installed12:19
highvoltagebddebian: what should I check?12:19
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bddebianWhere is that?12:19
bddebian /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ ?12:20
highvoltagethere are 11 font files in /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-bitstream-vera12:21
bddebianHow the heck can kde and xfce be treating them differently??12:33
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bddebianHmm, default font is supposed to be adobe-courer-12:35
bddebiancourier even12:35
highvoltagereally? weird that they chose a non-free font.12:38
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bddebianDoes kde provide it's own fonts at all?01:18
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pygiTo everyone around here: Happy easter to you, and everyone you care for :)01:47
bddebianYou too pygi, thanks01:48
[Chameleon] pygi: thanks, same to you and yours.01:50
mdkebddebian, i've heard you say a bit that you're the master of desktop files, would you fancy uploading the patch on bug #39507, by any chance?02:03
UbugtuMalone bug 39507 in gxine "HIG compliant menu entry" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3950702:03
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bddebianmdke: Sure thing02:16
mdkebddebian, awesome, thanks muchly02:26
bddebianThank you02:26
bddebian:-)02:26
tsengwhat is up bddebian 02:28
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bddebiantseng: Looking at bugs I can't fix apparently.  You?02:28
tsengnot much02:28
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bddebianAck, another fucking xmkmf package04:24
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glatzor_ion: ping08:12
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\shhappy easter everyone08:13
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fabbionehey \sh08:22
fabbionethanks same to you08:23
\shhey fabbione, how it's going :) 08:23
fabbione\sh: as usual and you?08:23
fabbionei am glad to see you around08:23
ajmitchhi fabbione 08:24
fabbionehi ajmitch 08:24
fabbioneajmitch: no T2000 yet?08:24
\shwell...I'm living somehow next to the sewers of my city...but _I will survive_ :)08:24
ajmitchthey're in the server room08:24
ajmitchI just need access :)08:24
fabbioneajmitch: http://www.stdlib.net/~colmmacc/category/niagara/ <-08:24
ajmitchit's a little slow being easter08:24
fabbioneyeah i can imagine08:24
ajmitchthanks08:24
fabbione\sh: i am sure you will.. you can be a strong head ;)08:25
ajmitchthat will help a lot, I think :)08:25
fabbioneajmitch: oh yeah08:25
\shfabbione: dickhead you mean, right? ;)08:25
fabbione\sh: well i wanted to be nice.. you know :P08:26
\shfabbione: come on...be straight :) nice people I know enough :) 08:26
fabbione\sh: ahahha dude.. you know me.. i can't be straigh on a public IRC channel or there will be a queue of lawyers outside my door ready to sue me08:27
\shI finally start to get back to see some things more funny now....08:27
\shfabbione: don't worry...I can't even pay a lawyer :)08:27
fabbioneahaha08:27
fabbionebut others can!08:27
fabbionebrb08:28
neuralisfabbione: i'll have a t2000 running ubuntu-server here in the next month, most likely 08:28
fabbioneneuralis: i have mine here .. did you see the pics?08:29
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/office/08:29
\shneuralis: I saw og marciels blogentry about the linuxexpo :) and how you made a fool out of him :)08:29
fabbionei still need to add the last changes to it08:29
fabbionebut that's basically the setup08:29
neuralisfabbione: haha, love the leather jacket in the empty office :)08:29
neuralis\sh: nah, it was all in good fun08:29
\shneuralis: I know :) how was it anyways...looked really huge this fair08:30
fabbioneneuralis: i am running even ubuntu-desktop on the T2000 :) with vnc..08:31
fabbioneneuralis: a 24 CPU's desktop is kind of nice :)08:31
fabbioneanyway.. brb08:31
ajmitchneuralis: nice, what are you going to be doing with that?08:31
neuralisfabbione: i'm getting a bit envious here.. mine will only be 8-core08:31
neuralis\sh: i didn't like it. didn't see anything interesting, really.08:32
neuralisajmitch: mail+web+shell for all the university's student groups, currently handled by a farm of wacky hardware that's getting difficult to manage.08:32
\shneuralis: oh...and how was og in person? I really envy you that you finally met him :) 08:33
ajmitchneuralis: nice, I've got 4 of them to get running at uni08:33
ajmitch(eventually)08:34
neuralisajmitch: yeah, we're getting our feet wet with this one, and will then consider getting more08:34
neuralisajmitch: the performance seems to be a bit underwhelming in comparison to opterons, from what i can tell08:34
ajmitchdepends on the workload08:34
ajmitchmy home box is probably faster in a number of cases08:35
neuralis\sh: i only chatted with him for a few minutes, and i hadn't spoken to him before, so i can't tell you much more than that he seemed like a really nice guy08:35
ajmitchexcept it doesn't have quite as much RAM08:35
\shneuralis: well...he entered the ubuntu community just because he read an article about ubuntu from me on the planet...funny thing :)08:36
fabbioneneuralis: 8 cores = 32 CPU08:36
fabbioneneuralis: mine has 6 cores08:36
neuralis\sh: that's pretty cool.08:37
\shbtw....is anyone familiar with kamions cdimage scripts? I'm just fighting with them08:37
neuralisfabbione: hm. how does that work? i thought it was 1 real cpu (chip), up to 8 cores, each running up to 4 parallel threads, no?08:39
fabbioneneuralis: 1 real CPU that comes in 3 model. 4/6/8 cores. each core is 4 threads, but the OS see each thread as one CPU08:40
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neuralisfabbione: right, like intel's HT. i thought sun had a 3-CPU model T2000 out, so when you said 24 CPUs, i thought 24 cores.08:42
fabbionenope08:42
fabbioneit's only 1 CPU08:43
fabbionethe T1 is not SMP08:43
fabbioneyou can't plug more than one T1 in a box08:43
neuralisfabbione: also, i have some cooler hardware in the office, but nothing nearly as cool as your stuff at home.08:43
fabbionethe T2 will override that08:43
fabbioneT2 is due to 2007 08:43
neuralisfabbione: ah, got it.08:43
fabbionewith 16 cores and SMP08:43
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Lathiatwhats the t2000 for?08:44
neuralisfabbione: i even have the 1U keyboard/mouse unit with integrated TFT ;)08:44
Lathiatlike, development, or?08:44
fabbioneneuralis: i will get that next week :P08:44
fabbioneneuralis: i have another 2/3 full boxes of stuff to take08:45
fabbioneneuralis: i didn't have time to go and fetch them08:45
ajmitchLathiat: nethack, I think08:45
fabbioneLathiat: it's the model name08:45
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neuralisfabbione: very nice.08:46
Lathiatfabbione: i know.. like.. do you have it for developemtn or actual use or?08:46
Lathiatim jealous :)08:46
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fabbioneLathiat: development08:47
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Lathiatfabbione: cool08:47
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neuralisfabbione: this was my old testing rack: http://solarsail.hcs.harvard.edu/~krstic/old-office/08:52
fabbioneneuralis: neat08:54
fabbionealso the c35xx.. that one is nice :)08:55
neuralis3500xl08:55
fabbioneoh there is a 36xx below..08:55
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fabbioneyeah08:55
neuralis>:)08:55
fabbioneit's gigabit08:55
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neuralisyep08:55
neuralishad a lot of trouble with it, though -- doesnt't support VLAN IDs over 100008:56
fabbionebut i can use the 2Gb SAN switch to do IP :P08:56
neuraliss/t't/'t/08:56
fabbioneneuralis: afaik none of the Cisco switches do08:56
fabbione1000 is the upper limit08:56
neuralisfabbione: they most certainly do.08:56
neuralisfabbione: nope.08:56
fabbionehmm ok08:57
fabbionedid you try a more recent version of the software?08:57
neuralisyes, but i think they never landed the functionality into the ios for this switch.08:57
fabbionebugger08:57
neuraliswhich was a little bit difficult, given that my outside fiber feed requires the use of vlans 1048-105108:58
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fabbioneeh09:00
fabbionemdz: you around?09:04
mdzfabbione: barely09:04
fabbionemdz: ok :) any objection for a UVF exception for silo-installer? from 1.02 to 1.03. There are only translation updates.09:05
mdzfabbione: none09:05
fabbionemdz: thanks09:05
neuralisfabbione: can you post whatever instructions you sent to colmacc somewhere?09:08
fabbioneneuralis: there were no instructions at all. just a reinstall.. he was unlucky enough to install while archive was not installable09:08
fabbioneand the system was left inconsistent09:08
ajmitchand the netboot fun? it has to be done with rarp & tftp?09:09
fabbioneyes09:09
fabbionelike any other sparc09:09
ajmitchok09:09
fabbionehe just didn't know OBP at all09:09
fabbioneprobably the only difference with the new OBP is tftp bradcasting09:09
fabbioneso what you do is:09:09
fabbioneboot net0:$ipaddressoftftpserver09:10
fabbionewhere net0 is the interface is 009:10
fabbioneso change it if you don't use that one09:10
fabbionebut i do run tftp-hpa here09:10
fabbioneand it works just fine09:10
neuralisstrange that he had problems, then.09:10
ajmitchthanks09:11
\shhmm...if I have all files from archive.ubuntu.com for i386 (debs, and the installer files in dists/) I should be able to run build-image-set without any problems, right?09:12
fabbioneneuralis: not really.. archive for dapper is uninstallable sometimes09:12
_ionglatzor: ICMP destination unreachable09:13
\shor do i need also this conf.sh stuff from debian-cd?09:13
neuralisfabbione: i meant with tftpp-hpa09:13
fabbioneneuralis: well probably tftp-hpa doesn't answer broadcast requests..09:13
fabbioneneuralis: so the OBP needs to be told where to download the image09:13
neuralisi see.09:13
glatzor_ion: hi, would like to share with me the steps that are required to get the hal library running?09:14
mendredhi is there any way to NOT use vga16fb with usplash? i want it to load radeonfb instead09:20
glatzorThere is no way to search for strings in rosetta?09:20
_ionglatzor: Sorry, i'm very tired now. I'll post the instructions as soon as i have some energy.09:21
glatzor_ion: no problem. 09:21
glatzormendred: this is a development only channel09:21
glatzorPlease ask your question at #ubuntu09:22
mendredglatzor: sorry abt that..did that..have been hunting for an answer for days now..so thats why posted here..09:23
glatzorno  problem. you don't see much acitivity on this channel at weekends either. 09:24
mendredincidentally are there any plans of using upower in ubuntu in the future?09:25
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mdkemorning Kamion, happy easter10:45
\shhappy easter kamion :) 10:45
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Kamionmorning, happy Easter10:53
\shKamion: just fighting with your cdimage scripts and debian-cd....10:59
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KeybukKamion: happy easter11:05
fabbionehey Keybuk 11:08
Tonio_hi everyone11:09
Tonio_Keybuk: do you have any plans for the vpn modules and network-manager ?11:09
neuralisTonio_: not for dapper.11:09
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Tonio_Keybuk: I tested them and it seems to work fine, so having them at least in universe could be interesting11:10
Tonio_neuralis: what about universe in that case ?11:10
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Kamion\sh: ... waiting for you to ask me a question ...11:15
fabbioneKamion: perhaps he just likes to fight :11:15
fabbione:P11:15
\shKamion: ah later...when I finally found out what update-local-packages is doing :)11:16
\shand why it's not working :)11:17
Kamionyou can comment it out if you don't have any local packages, if you like11:17
KeybukTonio_: send patches; in particular I believe the VPN stuff doesn't work because we don't run bind911:18
\shah thx :) that would be my last try actually :)11:18
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Tonio_Keybuk: concerning the vpn stuff, I was able to connect to my company's openvpn server, quite easily11:24
Tonio_Keybuk: I don't run a bind9 server too....11:25
Tonio_Keybuk: the only difference was maybe I didn't use nm-applet, but knetworkmanager11:25
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Tonio_Keybuk: I used the packages we can find on revu, I don't think there are specific patches in them....11:27
Kamion\sh: try patch-243 that I just committed; should make it not care if $CDIMAGE_ROOT/local/packages is missing11:33
fabbionessh sunfire -X11:35
fabbioneshell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: No such file or directory11:35
fabbione   Linux sunfire 2.6.15-20-sparc64-smp #1 SMP Sun Apr 16 10:57:49 CEST 2006 sparc64 GNU/Linux11:35
fabbione???11:35
\shKamion: cool...but germinate is now complaining about a missing file...11:36
\shdists/dapper/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz'11:37
Tonio_Keybuk: may I ask you what are those dns problems you find using vpn modules ?11:37
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\shKamion: after Downloading dapper_restricted_Packages file ... a traceback ... think there is a missing file, or I'm missing something11:38
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KeybukTonio_: the fact that any custom dns the vpn needs won't be saved11:39
Kamion\sh: you sure your mirror's complete?11:39
Tonio_Keybuk: as far as I know, this is an openvpn limitation11:40
Tonio_Keybuk: you can read the documentation on that point, it only works with windows clients11:40
\shjesus no :)11:40
\shas I said I was missing something :)11:40
KamionI should probably make cdimage be a bit more robust against restricted being missing, mind you11:41
Tonio_Keybuk: I had the same problem using the command line openvpn client here...11:41
Kamionfeel free to file bugs on the ubuntu-cdimage product if you like; I'll be out for most of today11:41
Tonio_Keybuk: technically, the vpn component for network-manager gives the same result here that it gives with the CLI client...11:42
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\shKamion: the debian-installer dir was missing11:43
\shKamion: I used the plain debmirror and some hand-ish ncftp downloads :)11:43
Tonio_Keybuk: that's why I don't think there are issues with it actually... limitations are due to the server11:43
\shthe rsync is actually quite slow...and too much for my diskspace :)11:43
jpatrickKamion: can you demote kmediafactory to multiverse? Thank you11:44
Tonio_Keybuk: http://openvpn.net/archive/openvpn-users/2005-02/msg00324.html here is a topic talking about that limitation...11:44
\shhmmm..but now it should be complete11:45
Tonio_jpatrick: just reviewed kscope, little problem with the kdepotpath patch ;) it is incomplete :)11:46
jpatrickTonio_: oh, dear, a tag late11:46
\shdamnit grmpf...no missed again something11:47
Kamion\sh: ah right11:47
Kamionjpatrick: done11:48
jpatrickKamion: thanks, will it rebuild automagically?11:49
Kamionjpatrick: dunno; if it doesn't, ask infinity for help11:49
KamionI don't have buildd privileges11:49
jpatrickok11:49
\shKamion: debmirror is not mirrorring the udebs, right?11:50
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Kamion\sh: it does if you include main/debian-installer and restricted/debian-installer in --section12:27
\shKamion: ah...ok...i found one error..which is not raised by me...just tested it by hand :)12:27
\shKamion: run-germinate....it stops because it doesn't find the restricted stuff in the scratch dir, when I copy the files manually from ftp/dists/dapper/restricted to the correspondant scratch dir, and then run-germinate it works...12:28
\shKamion: doing it again via build-image-set, it failes, just because i think it deletes the whole scratch dir12:29
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Kamionplease file a bug with a transcript of the error12:33
\shubuntu-cdimage was the sourcepackage, right?12:34
Kamionproduct, not source package12:37
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Kamioni.e. https://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-cdimage/+filebug12:37
\shyeah..product :) got it :)12:37
\shwell, executing run-germinate manually everything is fine :)12:38
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robertcKeybuk: around ?12:47
robertc(or anyone familiar with the initramfs)12:47
sivangnre all12:47
sivangre, even12:47
robertchi svang12:47
sivanghey robertc , what's cracking? :)12:48
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sivanglifeless: ah, that's better :)12:48
\shhappy easter sivang, if there is something like that in israel :) 12:48
lifelesswell, as I have initramfs segfaulting, I'm not sure it is :012:48
sivang\sh: Stephan! It's been long, yes we have Passover , but not as much holiday as I wished to hack on stuff :) 12:49
sivang\sh: is everything alright? how are you doing? you've been away for a while..12:50
ajmitchevening lifeless 12:51
lifelesshi ajmitch 12:51
sivanghappy easter ajmitch , and all12:51
lifelessjbailey: I don't suppose you're up ?12:51
lifelesswho else can I heckle.12:51
ajmitchsivang: and happy easter to you also :)12:53
sivangthanks ;)12:53
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lifelessis devicemapper builtin or not ?12:58
lifelessahha12:59
lifelessdm-mod was not loaded12:59
lifelessso evms fails12:59
lifelessso my root fs was awol12:59
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Keybuklifeless: filesystem uses both evms and dm?01:06
lifelessevms uses dm01:06
Keybukdoesn't the evms local-top script load dm-mod?01:06
lifelessapparently not01:06
Keybukif root=/dev/evms/* anyway01:06
lifelessits timing out on 'waiting for root file system'01:06
lifelessdm_mod isn't in /proc/modules01:06
lifelessif I modprobe it and run evms_activate, its there, but I need to pivot manually01:07
\shKamion: how can I see a progress for the cdbuild?01:07
lifelesswhich I haven't figure out how to do yet ;)01:07
Keybuklifeless: what's your root= ?01:07
lifeless/dev/evms/lvm2/roblvm/root01:07
Keybuklifeless: just press ^D01:07
lifelesshmm01:07
lifelessdifferent this time01:08
lifelessdm_mod is loaded. (wasn't on  my previous test)01:08
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lifeless.nodes is missing from /dev/evms01:08
lifelessevms_activate populated it01:08
lifelessctrl-D - seems to be booting.01:09
lifelesswhat can I do to help here ?01:09
Kamion\sh: tail -f the log file01:09
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\shKamion: which one? 01:10
lifelessbug 34209 has similar symptoms to me01:10
UbugtuMalone bug 34209 in linux-source-2.6.15 linux-image-2.6.15-17-k7 "2.6.15-17-k7 doesn't boot on Athlon 2000+" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3420901:10
lifelessbut no details01:10
\shKamion: ubuntu-daily-20060416.11.log this is the latest and tells me "syncing ubuntu mirror" :)01:11
Kamion\sh: mirror sync progress goes in rsync.log01:11
\shKamion: yes...but the cd is building :) and I don't find anything in the logfile about it :)01:11
lifelessKeybuk: ok that booted fine. Appears to be that evms_activate is just not being run.01:12
\shlog.list2cds?01:12
Keybuklifeless: that's run in the evms local-top script01:12
Keybukscripts/local-top/evms01:12
Kamion\sh: well it should all go in whatever the current log file is, I don't know what else to tell you01:12
lifelessKeybuk: I'm happy to do multiple reboots now to help debug01:12
Kamionlook at /proc/whatever/fd for the build-image-set process to find the log file01:12
lifelessbut this is my server, so I'm happy to do them *now*, but not once I get logged in and happy again.01:12
\shKamion: i found something in log.list2cds :) 01:13
\sh-- Starting to add packages to the CDs ...01:13
\shCD 1 will only be filled with 0 bytes ...01:13
\shlol01:13
lifelessshould I reboot and use break=top ?01:13
Kamionthen something is wrong between germinate output and debian-cd01:13
KamionI can't tell you exactly where - you'll need to dig01:13
\shi'm digging already :)01:14
Keybuklifeless: I'm virtually not here now, I'm afraid01:14
lifelessKeybuk: yah, I realise its sunday01:14
\shbut I think it has to do with the error i reported01:14
lifelessKeybuk: I've added all I know to the bug report I mentioned before01:14
lifelessand if someone makes a date with me, I'm happy to do a debug session on this01:15
Kamion\sh: update to my fix - you should have mail01:15
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sivangKamion: is it you I need to bug in order to get permission for someone to upload on my behalf a first HUB package?01:16
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sivang(I know we're in beta freeze, but I want this to get uploaded to universe)01:16
\shKamion: cool :) I'll update :)01:16
Kamionsivang: no, any MOTU can do it01:17
notlifelessKeybuk: thanks for your time - appreciate it01:17
sivangKamion: okay, thanks.01:17
_ionCool, /me just noticed breezy already contains the version of update-manager that allows one to upgrade to dapper.01:17
Kamionsivang: beta freeze is not all that relevant to new packages in universe; even if we decide it is, I can always not let it out of NEW until it's OK01:17
sivangKamion: okay, good to know then.01:18
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\shKamion: looks like he didn't create the *.packages file in scratch/ubuntu/daily/tmp/dapper-i386/02:41
\shargl02:48
\shboot-i386 is only running on i386, right?02:48
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siretarthow to activate the ubuntu-installer's 'expert mode'? I'd like to choose my mirror, and I find it unobvious to enable that03:01
Kamionpress F6 for other options, press F6 again to switch between normal and expert mode03:02
Kamion(in gfxboot)03:02
siretartaah, ok, then that's too obvious for me :)03:02
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bddebianMorning03:05
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sivangmorning bddebian 03:29
sivangbddebian: hows' easter? :)03:29
bddebianHeya sivang, just got up :-)03:32
bddebianHow about you?03:32
sivangbddebian: fine, already at work, had a terrible train travel this morning :)03:34
sivangbddebian: people were stuffed 3 times of what the train could relaly carry03:34
sivangbddebian: we drove all way down to the south with the over weight alarm screaming :)03:35
bddebianUgh03:35
sivangyeah03:35
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Tonio_slomo_: thanks for the yakuake diffstat ;) didn't have time to attach it myself ;)03:51
slomo_np03:51
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Tonio_slomo_: I don't have the same diffstat than you.....03:53
Tonio_which file did you apply it on ?03:53
slomo_i took your debdiff and made a diffstat out of it03:53
Tonio_slomo_: 16 files changed, 761 insertions(+) I only have this03:53
slomo_huh?03:54
slomo_do you use diff -Naur old-version new-version | diffstat ?03:54
slomo_don't forget the -r parameter03:54
Tonio_...... I missed the good original version, sorry ;)03:54
slomo_np :)03:54
Tonio_old-version wasn't the good file ;) now I have the same than you ;)03:55
\shsollte eigentlich auch unter dapper laufen :)03:56
\shbah..wrong channel03:57
slomo_\sh: oh... hi stephan :)03:58
\shhey slomo03:59
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joelbryanHi sivang!04:07
joelbryansivang: your working on Home User Backup right?04:08
sivangjoelbryan: yes sir04:08
joelbryansivang: please check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuHomeBackup04:09
joelbryansivang: it's a backup tool for ubuntu, it's quite simple.04:09
sivangjoelbryan: hmm, is this an already ready code?04:10
joelbryansivang: yes, ubuntu-home-backup-0.1.tar.gz04:11
sivangjoelbryan: have you checked out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup before ?04:11
jpatricklooks like Kubuntu's Keep program04:11
joelbryansivang: yes, I like the idea. that's the model I used.04:12
slomo_cool now we have two backup programs ;)04:12
sivanghrm, yeah 04:13
sivangwell, I'd hope to more collaboration, I'm sure you did not try to contact me about that..04:13
sivangit seems we did some of the stuff twice, which is a shame. How do you handle multivolume backups?04:13
sivangjoelbryan: nonetheless is looks very cool and slick04:13
sivang:)04:13
sivangoh, I see you used perl , bash , C , mine is using only python actually.04:14
joelbryansivang: do you have a release?04:14
joelbryansivang: FTP is still WIP04:15
sivangjoelbryan: Well, I am going to make one today or tomorrow :)04:16
joelbryanand got really screwed up with "new files only", I'm using cp -you with that.04:16
sivangjoelbryan: are you handleing multi volume backups? error checking for cdrecrod status and midphase failures?04:16
sivangjoelbryan: what do you think of python? ;-)04:16
joelbryansivang: it's cool! very nice PL.04:17
_ionI used to think python rules, but then i learned ruby and realized how ugly python really is. :-)04:17
joelbryansivang: everything in it is using default, like nautilus-cd-burn etc.04:17
sivang_ion: I think it's exactly the opposite :)04:17
sivangjoelbryan: ah, I'm using cdrecord directly04:18
joelbryansivang: I like to work on collaboration with this project, just found out that you made the HomeUserBackup too.04:19
joelbryansivang: what multi volume choices do you have?04:21
joelbryansivang: what mediums do you use?04:22
sivangjoelbryan: yes, that would be cool, could use some feedback and help from another person , we could explore borrowing and exchanging ideas , or maybe merge/translate stuff to python, if you'd forgive my python zealoutness :)04:26
joelbryanyes, me too, I'm zealous about ruby, I'm on the process of writing a GUI GTK+ Glade like app that generates Ruby codes04:28
joelbryansomeone stole my python book back in college, that's just stop me from thinking about it. anyways, just got really interested with Dive into Python, it's very cool docu.04:33
sivangjoelbryan: sorry, was on the phone04:34
sivangjoelbryan: yes, it's a very cool book to learn python from :)04:34
sivangjoelbryan: so anyways, currently I support all the disc medias, and USB keys (although USB/Extenral HDs ahs not been tested fullly)04:35
joelbryanIs your app very similar to the drawings?04:36
joelbryanI mean, the drawings in the Design category in HomeUserBackup04:36
sivangjoelbryan: I use dar as the backend archiver, a very secure and proven piece of program - http://dar.linux.free.fr/04:37
sivangjoelbryan: ah, well, I should put new screenshots :) based on the design, but to accomodate the implementatio I had taken my route with regards to the desgin as Ubuntu's resident UI specialist was too busy to add more then that drawings he did :)04:37
sivangjoelbryan: I hope to get a pakcage into the archive the next coming hours, so stay tuned I'll ping you up to get it and test drive :)04:38
sivangjoelbryan: realizing backup archive creation is a task too critical to be handleing in a such short time on my own, I Set foot to use dar instead.04:39
joelbryansivang: how do I create .deb package with my archive too?04:39
sivangjoelbryan: I must say I have achived rather nice integration with it and my python frondend, but it wasn't without lots of trial and error and hard work. Bascially, you can guess my program is using other programs undeneath to do the real job.04:40
sivangjoelbryan: You need to create a debian package out of it, which is different per archive. I see you'er using autotools and GTK, ask around in u-motu about CDBS for that, there are arelady packaging stanzas for that AFAIK04:41
joelbryanOh I love GTK+04:41
sivangjoelbryan: join #ubuntu-motu04:42
joelbryanrocks my world!04:42
joelbryanok04:42
sivangjoelbryan: here as well :)04:42
sivangjoelbryan: also, I still don't have FTP backup support, I concentrated manily on medium backups for now, since most newb users wouldn't want or use ftp backups.04:44
joelbryanyes, I think I'll hide the ftp widget in my app too, having a hard time implimenting it.04:49
sivangjoelbryan: so do you support multi volume backups?04:52
joelbryansivang: I'll collaborate on your app too when your release is ready.04:52
sivangjoelbryan: cool! :-)04:52
joelbryansivang: tell me about multi volume backup?, got no idea what it is.04:53
sivangjoelbryan: ah, when you're backup is more then one medium in size, you need to split it to slices and back each one to a different cd04:53
joelbryanI think nautilus-cd-burn has that feature04:54
joelbryanI depend on it04:54
sivangjoelbryan: for differential snapshots, I have one diff CD (which is remained multi session) where you add a snapshot ontop of the other  per each new diff against master snapshot I create.04:54
joelbryanI use mkiso, err.. does mkiso included on ubuntu main?04:55
sivangjoelbryan: sort of a backup CD kit I create for the user :)04:55
sivangjoelbryan: yes04:55
sivangjoelbryan: I'm using it as well, but I don't depend on n-c-b , you could use n-c-b to create the iso no?04:55
sivangjoelbryan: (instead of directly using mkisofs)04:55
zygais there any recent unusual SDL bug activity?04:56
joelbryansivang: nope, do you know how to use nautilus-cd-burn to create ISO files?04:56
sivangjoelbryan: I've seen in the source somewhere it has a small API for that, I evaluated n-c-b but in order to make dependencies as smalla as I can I choose to do stuff myself instead of depdending on it. For places where n-c-b might not be installed, or required to not be installed.04:57
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joelbryansivang: I like to use n-c-b to create ISO files, but it only got --source-iso=STRING as an option.05:02
sivangjoelbryan: ah, well, look at the code, it has somewhere a simple api for creating isos, as it uses it for itself to create an image of files you drop into the cd-burner nautilus window05:03
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bddebianWhy does packages.ubuntu.com not let you search dapper?06:42
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bmontybddebian: it works for dapper06:44
bddebianIt does?06:45
bmontyyup06:45
bddebianUnder contents of packages?06:45
bddebianI don't see a dapper option06:45
bmontyyou can use packages.ubuntu.com/[package name] 06:45
bmontyor you can pick dapper from the search form06:46
bddebianI want to know what is supposed to proved /etc/X11/config/cf stuff06:46
bddebianErr provide even06:46
bmontyahh06:46
bmontyI see what you are saying06:47
bddebian:-)06:47
bmontysame problem here :)06:47
bmontybddebian: I guess you could use dpkg06:48
Chipzzbmonty: not it does not06:49
bddebianBut only for what I have installed right?06:49
bmontyyeah06:50
Chipzzthe "Search the contents of packages" section does not allow you to select dapper06:50
bmontyChipzz: yup06:50
Chipzzwhich can be pretty annoying ;P06:50
bddebianYep :-)06:50
bmontybddebian: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=%2Fetc%2FX11%2Fconfig&searchmode=searchfilesanddirs&case=insensitive&version=dapper&arch=i38606:52
bmontytry that :)06:52
bddebianNice06:53
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bddebianNow, who in main is going to fix those files? ;-P06:53
bddebianAh, Malone Bug #2870706:55
UbugtuMalone bug 28707 in imake "ProjectRoot set incorrectly" [Minor,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2870706:55
bddebianfabbione: ping?06:56
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fabbionebddebian: ?07:20
bddebianfabbione: You made a comment to the bug above.  Do you know if it is going to get done?07:21
fabbionedid you read my comment before asking?07:21
bddebianYes07:21
bddebianOh, I missed the after part :-(07:21
\shlol07:21
fabbioneso what is not clear about "We will fix it after dapper"?07:21
bddebianSo what are supposed to do about packages in Universe that are using /foo/X11R6/bar that break?07:22
bddebianMove the files in rules?07:22
\shKamion: I hope it's not an easter egg, but do i need the source files (.dsc,.tar.gz, eventually .diff.gz if not native) for the cdbuild mechanism?07:22
fabbionebddebian: yes. fixing that bug makes half of main unbuildable07:23
fabbioneand in most cases apps still do the wrong thing07:23
fabbioneeven with that path fixed07:23
bddebianFruck, OK07:23
bddebianShould I just not touch those packages?  Such as xclip, etc?07:23
fabbionefix them07:24
fabbioneor leave them broken07:24
bddebianHow?  They run xmkmf in the rules so they pick up that path07:24
bddebiancp/mv in rules?07:24
fabbionehow it's up to you07:24
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bddebianThis is the part I still don't get.  I keep hearing how we don't want to stray too far from Debian, then folks suggest fairly radical changes..07:26
bddebianI'm not whining, I'm just never sure what to do.  Seems like when I step too far I get swatted with the clue bat :-)07:27
\shbddebian: please...it's universe, if you don't want to fix it, leave it and wait for dapper+1, or fix it, and merge/sync it later in dapper+1 07:28
fabbione\sh: ++07:28
\shthat's what I said long time ago, when this debian ubuntu bla started..we have to make sure, that the packages are working, or we focus on debian, and stay close, and not better07:29
bddebianI'm game either way I just want to "do the right thing"07:32
\shthere is no "right thing"...decide for yourself...if you think it's worth it, do it, give the user a working package...if you think it's a waste of time for this package, and it will be solved later on, leave it, forget it, drink a beer :)07:33
\shI mean, that's universe, 30 people against thousands of packages...I bet, the packages win :)07:34
bddebian:-)07:34
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\shbddebian: actually it's the real life...you can go left or go right...there is no middle way...one way or the other, someone will bash you or something will happen...you only have the duty to face the consequences :)07:37
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bddebianheh07:38
\sh"You already made the choice, you are only here, to understand why you made it"07:38
\shand to be honest, to create a live cd for gentoo was much easier then this cdimage/germinate/debian-cd thingy here..but I will crack it...and finally understand :)07:41
bddebian:-)07:41
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bddebianTime to go, thanks \sh, fabbione07:53
zyga\sh: nice speech!07:56
\shhehe...now I can say it without being burned by someone with the flamethrower :)07:58
\shcouple weeks ago, I said the same, and I got burned :)07:58
highvoltagewin 2007:59
_ionlose 1507:59
highvoltagehehe07:59
\shactually it's 18kg i lost :)07:59
highvoltage_ion++ [ an optimist] 08:00
zyga\sh: getting burned is why you are doing it in the first place08:00
zygayou wanted to get burned... bla bla bla ;] 08:00
\shzyga: I don't do it in the moment anymore :) I don't have the rights anymore :)08:00
_ionMy weight has been 62.51.5 kg for several years. :-)08:01
zygachmod +s \sh08:01
\sh:)08:01
zygabah08:02
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\shmy weight was 80...I lost 18 makes 62 now...bei 180cm height..I'm the Kate Moss of all Ubunteros :)08:02
highvoltagezyga: a kernel for what?08:03
\shhurd 5.008:03
zygahighvoltage, \sh: heh, no :)08:03
zygaright now for quemu running i38608:03
zyga:)08:04
zygajust for fun as someone said08:04
zygait's not unix like and will never ever be able to run any C code 08:04
zygaso wish me luck ;-)08:04
giftnudel\sh: i'm of the same height, and I weigh even less ;)08:04
fabbionebah you all suck08:04
fabbionei am 1:80 and 120 KG08:04
fabbionethat's probably why they call me big fabio08:05
zygaI'm 85 and 176 or so... geez ASL on #-devel :D08:05
fabbioneyou are 85 years old.. and weight 176kg?08:05
fabbionedude.. congratulation08:05
zygahehe ;] 08:05
zygarotfl ;] 08:05
zygaI weight 85 kilos if that wasn't explicit enough08:06
\shfabbione: wait until you come to germany...I'm trying to go back to 75-80 kgs...it's my best weight..now I'm feeling terrible08:06
fabbione\sh: i am gaining a lot of weight because i did quit smoking08:06
fabbione\sh: i was 105 when we did met08:06
\shfabbione: you did what? quit smoking? how can you? smoking is good against this "I want chocolate" feeling :) 08:07
fabbione\sh: yes... i did it...08:07
fabbioneit's about 2 months now08:08
fabbione+ one week08:08
\shcongrats :)08:08
fabbioneit's damn hard08:08
zygafabbione: keep up the good thing08:08
fabbionei still wake up in the morning with the "ME WANTS SMOKE MUCH NOW IMMEDIATLY"08:08
fabbionebut they say it goes away after a few years08:09
\shserious...that's good :) I stopped 4 years ago for 3 months...and after those 3 months...I couldn't help myself and started again08:09
\shfabbione: it's the all day habit08:09
fabbioneyeah i knw08:09
\shyou wake up..the first thing: a cigarette and a black coffee..yummy...good for the stomach08:10
fabbionei feel 14 years old again..08:10
fabbioneyou want to try to smoke.. you want to try to have sex... etc..08:10
_ionsh: ICD-10 / F17.208:10
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\shwell, it steels you 2 years of your life...but damn who cares anyways ;)08:10
\sh_ion: whatever it is:)08:10
fabbione\sh: i am doing it only for my wife and kid..08:10
_ionsh: Google. ;-)08:11
\shfabbione: do it for you...(and for your kid) wife has always the chocolate ;)08:11
zyga\sh: cheers for your elder years when you wish you didn't smoke08:12
\shzyga: well...what elder years, when I make it 65 it's old enough...:)08:13
zygagrampa \sh why are you so yellow and making hissy sounds08:13
zygaah, it's because I didn't care about the last two years of my life and brats like you ;-)08:13
zyga(no offence)08:14
\shbecause, son, I ate those yummy gitanes tobacco roles :)08:14
zygaparents in law are smoking like a chimney machine08:14
zygaI hate that08:14
_ionhttp://www.visualsunlimited.com/images/watermarked/227/227359.jpg08:14
zygaheh08:15
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zygaa bad behaviour from xchat with useless link handling08:15
\shand now you are using kde and konversation and it just works :)08:15
zygano, I'm using xchat-gnome and it just works :-)08:16
\shbleh :)08:17
zygahehe08:18
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\shhttp://code.google.com/soc/ Ubuntu is missing..who is responsible? :)08:20
Chipzzwho is the mysql maintainer? :P08:25
\shmysql AB :) 08:26
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zygahmm08:34
zygaa widget has just turned green 08:34
zygahas anyone experienced something like this?08:34
zygausing ubuntu theme obviously08:34
fabbionezyga: what widget?08:35
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zygafabbione: a standard gtk+ button08:35
zygain banshee, c# itunes clone08:35
zygaafter giving the button mouse hover it turned back normal08:35
zygabut it was fully green before that08:36
fabbionei think there is a very very fishy bug in gtk08:36
zygaso this has happened before08:36
zygathe button turned green after becoming insentsitive08:36
zygait was focused AFAIR08:37
zygabut I'm not sure08:37
zygaI removed one song from the playlist08:37
zygaand it got disabled (the write CD button is active as long as you have selection handy)08:37
zygaBAH!08:37
zyganow it's blue!!!08:37
zygascreenshot08:38
zygawhere the heck is the screenshot tool?08:38
zygahalf of the button is normal again08:39
zygagot it08:39
zygahttp://ubuntu.suxx.pl/2006--1/bugs/fishy-gtk-bug-with-widgets-color-change08:41
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fabbionewow... Bolero from Ravel08:43
fabbione!08:43
zyga:)08:43
fabbionei still have the LP somewhere in italy!08:43
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zyganot everyone is listening to trashy modern music :)08:44
fabbionei don't08:44
fabbionei listen to a 20 years old heavy metal :)08:44
fabbionealmost.. 2008:44
zygaI like classics and movie scores08:44
fabbionepink floyd, hard rock, heavy metal..08:45
fabbioneit depends what i need to hack usually ;)08:45
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fabbioneeheh08:46
fabbionewe should make radio.ubuntu.com08:46
fabbionewhere we can send our feeds.. or something08:46
fabbionebut that would require some fees i think08:46
zyga:)08:46
fabbionefor copyright and crap08:47
desrtseems like a good way to get a smackdown notice from the song police08:47
zygawe should make iUbuntu or .Ubuntu08:47
fabbioneexactly08:47
zygathat would just kick the linux distro world straight int the ass08:47
zyga(p2p manner would be cool)08:47
fabbionep2p won't save you anyway08:47
fabbionethe problem is not how you redistribute it08:47
fabbionebut that you are actually redistributing it08:48
zygalike every server install could ask the administrator: would you like to provide %1 of your resources for community 08:48
zygablah blah kind of thing08:48
zygafabbione: I'm not talking about the radio thing08:48
zygaI know that music needs fees08:48
zygabut a distributed .ubuntu service would be really interesting08:48
fabbioneoh that super shared drive or alike?08:48
zygaeven for developing the required technology on ubuntu servers for beta-testers08:48
fabbione3 things are clashing08:49
zygafabbione: not just that, idisk + services = .mac08:49
zygabundled services make it worthwile08:49
zygawhile08:49
fabbionei don't think there is anybody with enough time to implement something like that in our team08:49
fabbioneeven if there is the knowledge in the house08:49
zygaI don't know the team so I cannot say much here08:50
zygabut making lots of in house tools could be unnecessary08:50
zygawhat we'd really need is the reliable, scalable and secure idisk replacement08:51
zygathe services could be foss stuff with ubuntu branding and that's just what we do08:51
fabbioneyes and do you have an idea on much tech is required just to make that?08:51
zygayes, that's really hard bit08:51
fabbioneyou need something like GoogleFS08:51
fabbioneoh wait.. but that one is proprietary ;)08:52
zygawell someone is going to do it, and when they do they'll get the fruits08:52
fabbioneif they do it fully opensourced, it will take only a few days to have it in all distros08:53
fabbionedon't you think?08:53
zyganot quite08:53
fabbioneit will be a metter of running the service on what platform08:53
zygaremember, the services count08:53
zygaand the services are mostly web-based or based on web tech08:53
fabbioneyes but you approached only the idisk issue before...08:53
zygaso while anyone could put gnu-disk in, it' be just that08:54
zygayes, I agree then08:54
fabbioneso i am looking at one thing at a time08:54
zygait's hard but not impossible08:54
fabbioneit's already there.. just not opensourced08:54
zygathere are folks out there with brains to do it :)08:54
zygafoss folks08:54
fabbioneyes08:54
zygait's not top priority for anyone though I guess08:55
fabbionegiven enough trust even pigs can fly... not sure we want them to08:55
zygahehe08:55
zyganice quote08:55
fabbioneit's not mine..08:55
_ionThrust, you mean?08:55
fabbione_ion: yes08:55
zygaion engines attached to pigs ... sorry it somehow matched in my mind :)08:56
fabbionezyga: that quote is from Alan Cox when somebody announced ATA66 "standard"08:56
_ionHehe.08:56
fabbione"hey we can run IDE as twice as fast!"08:56
_ionAppropriate.08:56
fabbioneand in 2006 we are still fighting with DMA and ATA1GHZ08:57
zygasorry for my ignorance but what's wrong with ATA?08:57
zyga(especially at that time)08:57
_ionWhat isn't? ;-)08:57
zygabeats me 08:57
fabbionezyga: tell me something good about ATA?08:57
fabbioneit's a badly designed protocol08:57
zygaI still run my baby hosted and i/o is something I don't handle yet :)08:57
fabbioneit has tons of limitations and issues because when they wrote the specs, they were not clear08:58
fabbioneso as of N years after08:58
fabbioneyou still file bugs on "Why the kernel can't enable DMA?"08:58
zygaunclear specs = lots of different implementations?08:58
fabbionezyga: yes08:58
zygasweet :)08:58
zygaI like the linux kernel08:58
fabbionethat gets down to:08:58
fabbione- poorly written BIOS08:58
fabbione- broken ATA controllers08:59
fabbione- broken ATA devices08:59
zygaI consider it the greatest available source on how to get the hardware working08:59
fabbione- sucky driver for even more sucky cheap hardwawe08:59
fabbionehardware even08:59
zygais sata protocol-compatible with ata?08:59
zygajust curious08:59
fabbioneno09:02
fabbionethere are adapters with mini-chips to attach an ATA device to a SATA controller afaik09:02
fabbioneold ATA = PATA (Parallel ATA)09:02
fabbioneSATA = Serial ATA09:02
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fabbioneSATA is closer to scsi protocol somehow09:03
fabbioneall these cheap abberrations will end up reimplementing SCSI at the end09:03
fabbionethe only real true I/O protocol09:03
zygathen again we hit the market chooses what's cheaper 09:03
zygaor 90% of right with 10% of price is better09:04
zygamaybe 60% and 40% in this case ;-)09:04
fabbioneright.. but it's all speculation at the end09:04
fabbionebecause for that X % better price09:04
fabbioneyou spend NX trying to get your hw going "fast" in DMA09:05
fabbioneand stuff like that09:05
fabbioneassuming that the next time you attach a device, you will not have to dismount and reconfigure the entire IDE chain09:05
fabbionebecause there are devices that can't live on the same IDE controller09:05
fabbioneor stuff either doesn't work or it goes south 09:06
zygafabbione: not me, the poor guys and gals who make the soft I'm running09:06
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zygamaybe me in this ackward particular case but that's irrelevant, the buyers don't really see :)09:07
fabbionewell but you get the general idea09:07
fabbionei also run IDE stuff..09:07
fabbionesomehow i have to09:07
zygaas the bottom line let's rejoice in the fall of PATA and the rise of SATA :-)09:07
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fabbionewell not really.. i am saving up to buy a bunch of FC-HBA controllers :)09:08
zygawhat for? (note: I'm ignorant about what that's for actually)09:09
fabbioneFC-HBA are fiber controllers.. somehow similar to ethernet09:09
zygaah09:09
fabbionebut they can "speak" differnet protocols09:09
fabbione(i am making it simple now)09:09
zygaso now we wait for cheap-o-replacement of myrinet and such stuff :-)09:09
fabbionelike SCSI and IP09:09
fabbionethey can do up to 8Gbit/sec09:10
fabbioneso basically i can get rid of networking and storage in one go09:10
fabbioneand get everything centalized :)09:10
zygajust wait till the 25$ a-oem-box 10GB eth hits the street then09:10
fabbionewith access ot the storage up to 200MB/sec (disk speed is the limit here)09:10
fabbionenope..09:10
zyganice HW anyway09:10
fabbioneit's not the same :)09:11
fabbionedifferent standards..09:11
zygayes but for the general population it'll be ohh, look 8Gb vs 10Gb09:11
fabbione10GB Eth is still an ethernet09:11
zygasilly as that09:11
fabbioneyes i know..09:11
zyganot to mention ohh look 2K$ a piece vs 25$ a piece09:11
fabbionefind me a cheap 10GB switch that supports zoning/vlans and stuff like that09:11
zygaand with windows sticker too ;-)09:11
fabbioneahah09:11
zygafabbione: heh :)09:12
zygaI don't do hw really, I'm mostly incompetent 09:12
zygathough the new job is showing a chance to learn :)09:12
fabbionei don't much hw either. not anymore...09:12
fabbionei used to do a lot when i was working for computer shops09:12
zyga(we're running tons of tons of multicasts/broadcasts on 100Mb lan and have recently recovered from the strain09:13
zygarecent trips to the server room was productive09:13
zygas/was/were/09:13
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fanopnaicwho am i supposed to contact regarding distro-specific bugs in gnome-terminal, which doesn't use malone?10:14
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Chipzzfanopnaic: bugs are *extremely* *rarely* distro-specific10:18
Chipzzfanopnaic: as a matter of fact, except for the launchpad stuff, gnome-terminal is not patched at all10:22
fanopnaicok, this is my bug at gnome.org: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33850910:23
UbugtuGnome bug 338509 in general "g-t does not eat up the previous/next tab sequence when on the edge of the tab bar" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  10:23
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Chipzzhow is this relevant to dapper? dapper has 2.14.010:26
fanopnaicI am running dapper and it has 2.14.110:27
Chipzzyes10:27
Chipzzhrrrm misread the bug report10:27
Chipzzanyway10:27
ChipzzI don't see how this *can* be distro-specific10:28
Chipzzubuntu doesn't change any related code10:28
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Chipzzhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gnome-terminal/gnome-terminal_2.14.1-0ubuntu1.diff.gz10:30
fanopnaicI saw that, is this the diff to the debian source or the original source?10:32
crimsunoriginal upstream tarball.10:32
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_ionWhy does the default /etc/avahi/avahi-daemon.conf contain "use-ipv6=no"?11:02
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