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malice | I just got a new usb PCMCIA card for my laptop, but when I put it in and connect my usb device Ubuntu does not see anything. Anyone point me in the right direction? | 05:34 |
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Nailor | yuriy: Hi | 09:34 |
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malice | I just got a new usb PCMCIA card for my laptop, but when I put it in and connect my usb device Ubuntu does not see anything. Anyone point me in the right direction? | 01:54 |
Treenaks | malice: you might need to supply power | 01:54 |
Treenaks | malice: and is it PCMCIA or Cardbus? | 01:54 |
malice | yes | 01:54 |
malice | my usb port on the back on the laptop is broke | 01:54 |
Treenaks | that's not a yes/no answer | 01:54 |
Treenaks | malice: is it a PCMCIA card, or is it a Cardbus card? | 01:54 |
malice | card bus | 01:54 |
Treenaks | ok | 01:54 |
malice | b 2.0 cardbus pc card | 01:54 |
Treenaks | does it show up in 'lspci' output? | 01:54 |
malice | I am a newbie | 01:54 |
Treenaks | then perhaps asking on #ubuntu is a better idea | 01:55 |
malice | I did they do not reply | 01:55 |
malice | :) | 01:55 |
Treenaks | however, please check if it shows up in the device manager, and also check if it might need an external power connection | 01:55 |
malice | there is another power connector but it goes to the usb port | 01:55 |
malice | and it is broke | 01:56 |
malice | :) | 01:56 |
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malice | I took the power/ usb adapter over to the desktop pluged it in there then and turned on the laptop.. the car dnow works. I will have to find out the voltage that comes out of the usb and rig up a power adapter since my usb is brok on the laptop :) thanks for the help | 02:11 |
Treenaks | USB usually takes 5V | 02:11 |
Treenaks | or actually | 02:12 |
Treenaks | delivers 5V on 2 of the 4 pins | 02:12 |
Treenaks | check the relevant standard ;) | 02:12 |
malice | I have a volt meter I will just check then splice the wire and go out and get a adaptor :) | 02:13 |
Treenaks | don't do that... supplying power is 'special' in usb | 02:21 |
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malice_ | Is there a way to add Windows blue screen of death to my ubuntu only Laptop? I would like this to pop up oh say every minute or so.... | 05:27 |
jsgotangco | huh? | 05:28 |
jsgotangco | get the screensaver, there's one full of BSODs | 05:29 |
giftnudel | malice_: there is a screensaver | 05:29 |
jsgotangco | windows, macs, take your pick | 05:29 |
malice_ | thanks | 05:30 |
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yuriy | Nailor: you did the testing page on the asus v6j? | 05:50 |
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Nailor | yuriy: Yeah, I've been filling it up (and created it originally too) | 07:03 |
Nailor | Some other contributors there too | 07:03 |
Nailor | yuriy: why? You got something to contribute/add there? =) | 07:08 |
Rroet | anyway, ik ben afk vanavond. | 07:27 |
Rroet | Ik type morgen weer met jullie :) | 07:27 |
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lazzarello | I'm running into playback and recording problems with dapper on a macbook. recording doesn't record and playback has no volume control. | 09:06 |
lazzarello | the driver is snd_hda_intel | 09:07 |
crimsun | known issues, should be addressed in next kernel. | 09:07 |
lazzarello | cool. is the patch in the upstream kernel? | 09:07 |
crimsun | no | 09:08 |
lazzarello | better said, can I build my own kernel for the time being? | 09:08 |
crimsun | a new vmlinuz won't help you. The patches aren't in linus's tree. | 09:08 |
crimsun | btw, "next kernel" above refers to the next Ubuntu revision for Dapper. | 09:09 |
lazzarello | thanks | 09:10 |
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yuriy | Nailor: yeah i just got one and installed edgy on it and wanted to contribute | 10:38 |
yuriy | Nailor: i've also had a couple problems and i wanted to ask if you've run into them | 10:38 |
Nailor | yuriy: just shoot me here or to my mail, jyrki.pulliainen@gmail.com | 10:44 |
yuriy | Nailor: well, one thing, does sleep/suspend work consistently for you? | 10:44 |
Nailor | Yeah | 10:45 |
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Nailor | It though requires nvidia-glx to be installed | 10:45 |
Nailor | The only problem so far I've found out was installing banshee (propably libipoddev or some other package it depended on) broke the suspend | 10:45 |
yuriy | Nailor: it's installed. but sometimes instead of suspending the screen turns off but the power light stays constantly on and fan spinning, and I can't get out of that state | 10:46 |
Nailor | Hmm. | 10:46 |
Nailor | I've got that once or twice | 10:46 |
yuriy | kubuntu btw | 10:46 |
Nailor | Oh. I've got ubuntu, but don't think there's a big difference | 10:46 |
Nailor | Anyway, I've got that once or twice and I'm rationaling that it might have something to do with package installs | 10:47 |
yuriy | Nailor: and the other problem is if i turn off the wireless, then turn it back on, it's detected and stuff but connection says 0kb/s and can't get an ip | 10:48 |
Nailor | That's a problem I'm familiar with | 10:48 |
yuriy | (also i haven't gotten wpa working yet but i think i just need to find the right howto) | 10:48 |
Nailor | For me, the wpa works. I've even struggled with the 'most powerful' type of wpa encryption, having certificates and keys, and it works just fine | 10:50 |
Nailor | Somehow the NetworkManager (a Gnome wlan connection manager) didn't cope with that, but wpa_supplicant did | 10:50 |
yuriy | Nailor: using what? knetworkmanager isn't showing any networks for me | 10:50 |
yuriy | Nailor: a link to how to use wpa_supplicant if you don't mind? | 10:51 |
Nailor | Oh yeah, the NetworkManager daemon has a kubuntu frontend too | 10:51 |
Nailor | Just a sec | 10:51 |
Nailor | There's a conf file I've used once: http://mursu.dyndns.biz/~nailor/ukuwlan.conf | 10:52 |
Nailor | I had to turn off (disable networking) from NetworkManager and use plain wpa_supplicant / iwconfig | 10:53 |
Nailor | wpa_supplicant -c/path/to/ukuwlan.conf -Dwext -B did the trick | 10:54 |
Nailor | Oh, the file shows all the passwords and other too.. Well, those were valid for one confrence only =) | 10:54 |
yuriy | Nailor: it stores the password unencrypted? o_O | 10:55 |
Nailor | Well, if you want | 10:56 |
Nailor | See man wpa_passphrase for encrypting the passphrases | 10:57 |
yuriy | thanks | 10:57 |
Nailor | Haven't used it since I don't have WPA in active use at home | 10:57 |
Nailor | My 166MHz IBM laptop can handle only WEP :P | 10:57 |
Nailor | well. I'll head for the bead, been a rough week and I've "shceduled" a server fixing for tomorrow (my home network file sharing / backup server) | 11:03 |
Nailor | s/bead/bed | 11:03 |
Nailor | Have fun with the V6J and contribute as much as you can about edgy to the wiki =) | 11:04 |
yuriy | k night | 11:05 |
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