=== Kill_X [n=kastit01@p5B167D19.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 === mikeconcepts [n=Mike@61.74.203.68.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 === sid [n=unstable@tor/regular/sid] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:17] Will Gutsy ship with Sun's Java? [01:18] !info sun-java5 gutsy | sid [01:18] sid: Package sun-java5 does not exist in gutsy [01:18] !info sun-java5-jre gutsy | sid [01:18] sid: sun-java5-jre: Sun Java(TM) Runtime Environment (JRE) 5.0 (architecture independent files). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1.5.0-12-2ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 7288 kB, installed size 16180 kB [01:18] !info sun-java6-jre gutsy | sid [01:18] sid: sun-java6-jre: Sun Java(TM) Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 (architecture independent files). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 6-02-1ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 6178 kB, installed size 14164 kB [01:18] coNP: So it doesn't come by default? [01:18] I guess not [01:19] regarding x11vnc install, I needed to install vnc4-common, wondering if this is because I did not go throuth the remote desktop wizard because when I attempted to set a password with vncpasswd I saw vnc4-common was needed === bipolar [n=bflong@70.44.53.89] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:19] through* [01:20] bah can't compile alsa-libs [01:23] hmm i managed to fix the gutsy install, but how do i get the new plugin manager and the new xconfig thing, doesnt appear to be in the menu === cyphase [n=cyphase@c-71-198-55-219.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:26] Heh, even with XGL, Savage is still missing support for NPOT (non-power-of-two) textures. [01:26] I wonder if windowed XGL would be useful as a replacement for Xnest. === forevertheuni [n=antibody@87-196-118-196.net.novis.pt] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:31] ok sound problem solve [01:31] solved [01:31] now the second :D [01:32] when I login it connects to internet ok(wireless connection) [01:32] boy that new indexing thing is fun, heh, lagging out my computer bad [01:32] but after a while it looses the connection and I do pidof dhclient and nothing seems to be working [01:32] so I have to run it manually to regain the connection [01:43] DanaG: We were considering using Xgl as our default xserver - it makes sense for fast-user-switch. etc. === frax [n=frax@c-024de155.137-6-64736c13.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:46] so XGL is technically better than AIGLX? [01:48] eh.. [01:49] Xgl has all kinds of technical issues [01:49] i cant seem to find the firefox plugin manager or the tool to configure screens with or enable tv-out, what are they called? [01:49] Not really. [01:50] Xgl seems to be considerably slower than normal x.org [01:50] XGL really totally different to AIGLX. One is an X server, the other is a feature that drivers may or may not provide. [01:50] atomicpotato: On fglrx, yes. [01:50] On most systems it should be faster. At least, systems with working 3d. [01:50] hmm [01:51] faster for everything? or faster for 3d [01:51] ? [01:51] rexy_, me neither [01:51] Faster for everything. [01:51] atomicpotato: Since the whole idea of Xgl is to make the huge 3d engine of modern graphics cards do all the 2d rendering. [01:52] hey everybody [01:52] but not everyone has a "modern graphics card with huge 3d engine" [01:52] True. [01:52] I've got systems with Intel Extreme Graphics and X300s [01:53] Which both have huge 3d engines [01:53] like probably the large majority of people [01:53] Extreme Graphics 2? === happytiger [n=happytig@2607ds3-fb.0.fullrate.dk] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:53] Yes [01:53] it's CPU for almost everything [01:53] well the graphic effects are working on my ati M6 [01:53] Compared to the 2d engine, *any* card which does 3d has a huge 3d engine ;) [01:53] not to sluggish, but it's not really quick either [01:53] graphics effects are working in my gforce go 7700 :D [01:53] RAOF, is that so? because Xvideo seems a LOT faster than OpenGL video [01:54] anyone developing linux-ubuntu-modules-* in here? ;) [01:54] atomicpotato: I can't really comment there, but my guess is that XVideo has less setup/teardown costs than full-blown OpenGL [01:55] Hi I have no sound on a fresh install gutsy tribe 5 install... I ran asound-conf , but noticed it doesnt write anything to the asoundrc files?? Any way to get sound working in tribe 5 atm? [01:55] Kill_X: You wondering how to get your sound back with an hda_intel card? [01:55] RAOF: no. [01:56] RAOF, I am [01:56] RAOF .. me to [01:56] don't have such a card, but it's important to know [01:56] RAOF: I am wondering about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22/+bug/129719 (last report is mine) [01:56] Launchpad bug 129719 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "[Gutsy] performance of new rt2500pci driver is poor" [Undecided,Confirmed] [01:56] ;) [01:56] Oh yeah, I've got an app that doesn't work anymore since the last X.org update, you have any idea what changed? [01:57] All those with hda_intel problems may want to check out bug #131368 [01:57] Launchpad bug 131368 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "Dell 1420n audio not supported under Gutsy" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131368 === yuriy [n=yuriy@207-172-67-143.c3-0.frm-ubr3.sbo-frm.ma.cable.rcn.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [01:57] Kill_X: I've got no idea about that one, sorry. [01:58] RAOF, nm :) [01:58] is there a way to force ubuntu to install all the new default features? [01:58] thanks fignew [01:58] seems it missed a few when i upgraded [01:59] RAOF: just took me half a day to try to find this damned Bug on that CVS release from rt2x00, wasn't even able to FIND the damned function it occurs in :/ [02:00] and yes, I know C and C++ ;) === buzztracker [n=buzztrac@pelikan.garga.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:02] Kill_X: Well, it looks like you're doing the right thing. If you can build a driver that doesn't exhibit that bug, it's much more likely to be fixed. === IntuitiveNipple [n=TJ@alexandros.tjworld.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 === Arwen [i=anon32@wikipedia/anon32] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:03] RAOF: well, that's the reason I install testing-versions for :o [02:03] Yay! That's the spirit :) [02:04] see? :D [02:05] can I get anyone to test a package real quick? [02:06] I'd also like to see the bug of nonworking input on STAC9250 be fixed. [02:06] Or at least commented on. === ShackJack [n=nate@c-65-96-48-74.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:06] XGL is bad for one thing: playing OpenGL games. [02:06] Then again, the current NVIDIA situation is worse -- X server crashes. [02:07] DanaG: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu [02:07] did you already report that one? [02:07] RAOF: Oki so they fuxored sound by not compiling em in... Damn that is a bummer :-) Thx for the info. Was worried it was my hardware for a sec ... Would never dream Tribe would break such a commond sound chip Oohh well live gutsy .. sleep less lol [02:07] Lemme dig up a bug-report number. [02:07] HI Gutsy users... I'm having a weird issue with Fusion/fglrx/XGL where it just crashes X seemingly randomly (back to GDM screen)... Fusion doesn't report anything useful (except that it lost connection with X - Duh).. Any other gutsy/fglrx users experiencing this? [02:08] fglrx crashing? no way! [02:08] Arwen: :) [02:09] but anyway, can I get someone to test package "smplayer"? It no longer functions [02:09] Actually, it's been pretty stable until recently... And doesn't crash if I'm not running Fusion... [02:09] DanaG: if there's a bugreport, yet, add your problems as detailed as you're able to and wait for a comment... [02:09] It does crash pretty consistently if I run glxgears, but when I try to run glxgears and output it to text file it doesn't crash (??!!) [02:09] happytiger: Also, my debdiff on that bug fixes it. If you really want sound, you can build a new l-u-m package. [02:10] YEah only problem I have with fushion these days is that I cant reboot ... It runs fine never goes down... But when trying to shutdown or reboot I cant.. gotta pulle the plug :-) [02:10] Arwen: please be more specific [02:10] eh, never mind. quick google determined that it's a user error [02:10] `pologies === albert23 [n=albert@86.81.99.204] has left #ubuntu+1 [] === Kr0ntab [n=Krontabz@unaffiliated/Kr0ntab] has joined #Ubuntu+1 [02:11] Arwen: np :) [02:11] RAOF How to build? I.e a short guide anywhere for this.. Used to compile on gentoo in the old days but since my ubuntu time haas started I never compiled any kernell stuff [02:12] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/111145 [02:12] Launchpad bug 111145 in linux-source-2.6.20 "sigmatel STAC9250 on ATI HDA SB on gateway laptop - no sound capture " [Low,New] [02:12] happytiger: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuPackagingGuide/BuildFromDebdiff?highlight=%28debdiff%29 [02:12] super thx gotta try this .. no sound sucks :-) [02:13] ubotu bug 121833 [02:13] happytiger: note that in this case you'll probably need to apply the debdiff with -p4 [02:13] Launchpad bug 121833 in linux-source-2.6.22 "LCD backlight turns off between brightness levels during fades, and when on battery or at idle" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121833 === dandel [n=dandel@68-116-249-15.dhcp.dntn.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:14] hmm on that node the brightness keys stopped working too [02:15] DanaG: did you follow that one? ... === matysek [n=matysek@80.30.195.187] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:15] 08 Aug 07 15:55 Sarah Hobbs linux-source-2.6.20: statusexplanation Please read http://www.linux-sound.info/alsa/index.php?task=support and tell me the URL of the paste generated by the script linked from that page. === ameyer [n=cheesebo@adsl-75-57-186-126.dsl.emhril.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 === nosrednaekim [n=michael@04-045.200.popsite.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 === skinnypuppy1334 [n=user@66-168-108-106.dhcp.mdvl.ga.charter.com] has left #ubuntu+1 ["Leaving"] === doug__ [n=doug@147.126.56.21] has joined #ubuntu+1 === DanaG [n=dana@66-169-236-47.static.snlo.ca.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:20] Argh, had to restart X. [02:21] DanaG: did you follow that one? ... [02:21] 08 Aug 07 15:55 Sarah Hobbs linux-source-2.6.20: statusexplanation Please read http://www.linux-sound.info/alsa/index.php?task=support and tell me the URL of the paste generated by the script linked from that page. [02:21] What do you mean by "follow that one"? [02:21] did that? [02:21] Oh yeah, I linked to an alsa-info.sh pastebin I made. [02:22] I don't have that machine on hand now (sent for service), so anything more will have to wait until I get it back, some time in the future. [02:24] so i guess you'd have to wait until then... :/ [02:26] Oh, and linux-sound.info seems to be down. [02:26] Either that, or Charter's routing is borked. === ShackJack [n=nate@c-65-96-48-74.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu+1 [] === hggdh [n=hggdh@pool-71-170-39-244.dllstx.fios.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu+1 [] [02:27] I see, there are a couple of pastebins linked there. === Stormx2 [n=Stormx2@host-87-240-137-127.hi-velocity.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 === robitaille [n=robitail@ubuntu/member/robitaille] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:34] odd: volume keys don't work in xfce. [02:38] DanaG: I can confirm that linux-sound.info is down atm., be sure to retry [02:38] is there a repo where i can get 2.6.22.5 kernel for kubuntu? [02:39] using apt-get [02:39] doug__: no [02:39] doug__: You're running Gutsy? [02:39] RAOF: feisty === Jacob [n=jacobmp@ubuntu/member/jacob] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:40] Oh. This would be the gutsy support/chat channel :) [02:40] what's the feisty support channel? [02:41] #ubuntu [02:41] #kubuntu [02:41] Or, indeed, #kubuntu for Kubuntu :) === doug__ [n=doug@147.126.56.21] has left #ubuntu+1 ["Konversation] [02:44] Oh yeah, that bug report DOES seem to have the necessary info. === linxeh [n=linx@88-96-202-38.dsl.zen.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu+1 === Kr0ntab [n=Krontabz@unaffiliated/Kr0ntab] has left #Ubuntu+1 ["Leaving"] === Paddy_EIRE [n=patrick@89.240.243.205] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:53] gee, that build error on rt2x00 CVS is INDEED annoying === Ahadiel [n=michael@S010600131042857c.vc.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [02:54] especially when ieee80211.h does not even provide the respective function the error is based on [02:55] It's possible that the hybrid 2.6.22/.23 kernel is freaking the build out. That happened with libdrm & nouveau at one point. [02:56] well, I just took a look at the header files in /usr/src [02:56] mmm, horrible name for anything Linux... [02:56] libdrm [02:56] that sounds like something Microsoft or Apple would write [02:57] how can i see what patches went into my current ubuntu kernel? [02:57] lib-direct-rendering-manager :) [02:57] rexy_: apt-get install linux-source, then diff it against the vanilla kernel? [02:58] RAOF: I think libdrm and such are different [02:58] rexy_: Note that the diff will be *massive*. [02:58] RAOF: the acronm has a few... alternate meanings that are consumer unfriendly [02:58] RAOF, i was hoping it was constructed using several different patches with a description as to why [02:59] well what i really want to know if the new wifi stack made it into a patch heh [02:59] rexy_: You could pull from ubuntu-kernel-git, if you wanted. [02:59] ieee80211 is an essential kernel addition, introduced with 2.6.22-rc1 [02:59] rexy_: But many of the patches will be "pull in stuff from new 2.6.22.x release" and such. [02:59] oh thought it was only in 23, i'll go test if the acx driver works with wpa then [03:00] well, not introduced, but made usable with that release [03:00] wifi is a freaking mess... [03:00] rexy_: Yeah, it's in the Ubuntu kernels. As evidenced by the kinda-workingness of iwl3945 [03:00] also any of you know how i can get all the stuff installed on the tribe5 release, somehow i didnt get the firefoxplugin manager and X config tool n such === buzztracker [n=buzztrac@pelikan.garga.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:00] ameyer: true... [03:01] unfortuately [03:01] +n [03:01] it's not just Linux, as far as I can tell, it's a mess everywhere [03:02] Wired internet = you plug it in and you're good to go, wifi = you turn it on sacrifice a few virgins, and hope it works [03:02] hrhr [03:02] well [03:02] ameyer: Or you have an intel card, and it Just Works (tm) :P [03:03] the legacy driver worked so far [03:03] for rt2500 [03:03] well, as far as I can tell, wifi and "Just Works (tm)" aren't particularly compatible on any current platform [03:04] Even Intel. [03:04] then again, on some platforms, even ethernet can be an adventure [03:04] funny thing, RT2500 is known as the most linux chipset so far, actually [03:04] In fact, on my ipw3945 card, sometimes the iwl3945 driverworks better. [03:04] +compatible [03:04] like if Windows doesn't ship the driver for your ethernet card... [03:05] or if you have Marvell LAN [03:05] ok === robitaille_ [n=robitail@ubuntu/member/robitaille] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:05] is there a way without emerald-theme-manager to switch between emerald themes? [03:05] between one and the next i mean [03:05] well, rt2x00 was planned for upstream in feisty, too [03:05] DanaG: Really, wow. iwl3945 always dies after a while and then I can't shut down :) [03:05] i keep installing that package from feisty b/c it seems to have been depreciated in gutsy ~___________~ [03:06] [HELLO FOLKS PUT IT BACK!!!ZOMGZOMGO] [03:06] XD [03:06] like, I would have no sound, graphics, or network with a vanilla XP SP1 install... [03:06] also with intel or i810 drivers + desktop effects one cannot watch video [03:06] I could imagine a fallback to legacy in gutsy [03:06] Kill_X: yeah - i'm just saying someone should get with the program and toss in repos [03:07] A patch to enable composited Xv output for mplayer is attached to http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/compiz/2007-July/002494.html . Ubuntu users can find a version of mplayer with the patch applied, in this repository: http://3v1n0.tuxfamily.org/dists/feisty/3v1n0/index.html [03:07] well, no acceptably working grahphics, it'd kinda work with the equivalent to VESA [03:07] and one needs that mplayer for it to work in i386/686 and one has to compile to get to work in 64bit [03:08] databuddy: I think I was talking about something different ^^ [03:08] must install libfaac0 then the mplayer deb [03:08] o [03:08] lol [03:10] databuddy: I myself (as hardware seller) consider 64bit OS's still as playground [03:10] anyone know what the command is to start the plugin/extension manager? [03:11] there might be production-capable software, but to the end-user, it's still nothing else than a playground [03:11] yeah as do i [03:11] tho its fun to play with a bit === zer_ [n=zer@p5480B2B0.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:11] tho really its a big hassel to just get to use more memory [03:11] Eh, works for me. === arooni [n=arooni__@c-67-183-138-62.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:11] hey folks [03:12] tho i understand one can recompile kernel with bigiron support to use more than 4 gigs [03:12] databuddy: Or just install the -server kernel, of course. [03:12] im having trouble with the intel x3100 video adapter... i get the login screen but as soon as i do, my screen goes black, when i restart gdm, same thing happens. what is the name of the intel video package [03:12] RAOF: with Flash, Java and WMV? ;) [03:12] i will try to upgrade it? === emet [n=emet@unaffiliated/emet] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:12] Kill_X: With flash & wmv. I'm not sure about java browser plugin. [03:13] Kill_X: what co do you work with? [03:13] RAOF: that's what I'm talking about... [03:14] Kill_X: Maybe not java. But I don't miss it if I haven't got it :) [03:14] RAOF: and flash? Is there a working plugin now? [03:15] Kill_X: nspluginwrapper gets installed if you try to install flash. So, kinda. === fangorioous [n=fangorio@c-98-199-152-153.hsd1.tx.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:15] Kill_X: It works though === fangorioous [n=fangorio@c-98-199-152-153.hsd1.tx.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu+1 [] [03:17] hmm no luck with acx :| says invalid argument [03:17] RAOF: well, I've got a Solaris64 just one reboot away, my last linux64 exp was with feisty [03:17] rexy_: Same as bug #118539 [03:17] Launchpad bug 118539 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "[regression] acx does not load" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/118539 [03:17] unusable for end-users [03:18] Certainly not for everyone, true. [03:18] i was searching for acx but it didnt turn up anything [03:18] like solaris :) [03:19] rexy_: I think its acx111 [03:19] if you aretalking wireless drivers [03:19] if not.. ignore me [03:20] yes [03:20] DAMNIT, #include ieee80211.h - but this damned file does not even list the conflicting function === Kill_X 's going mad [03:20] but it's very nondescript about the error [03:20] just invalid argument, and nothing in dmesg [03:21] dmesg just says acx, loaded, firmware=yadda [03:21] huh, I just noticed, but the new GNOME "Open" dialog is really nice [03:23] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=535683 [03:23] intel driver bug latest xorg, cant find it , i suck, can someone find it and post it in that thread for that dude [03:24] *trying* === albertico [n=x@10.Red-88-6-130.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:24] hi [03:24] i have a macbook and sound doesnt work here [03:25] i recently installed tribe5 , first I needed to install esd because it wasnt installed [03:25] albertico: bug #131368 [03:25] Launchpad bug 131368 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "Dell 1420n audio not supported under Gutsy" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/131368 === nosrednaekim kicks HDA intel [03:25] mmm [03:25] is there a fix? [03:27] albertico: Yes, on that bug. [03:27] I am looking ... [03:27] oh and i noticed that right click >> send to desktop is working again with c-f on gutsy - <3 [03:27] (The fix is to rebuild linux-ubuntu-modules) === fiveiron [n=fiveiron@74-137-162-129.dhcp.insightbb.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:27] albertico: check out https://launchpad.net/bugs/131368 and you will find the solution [03:27] Launchpad bug 131368 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "Dell 1420n audio not supported under Gutsy" [High,Triaged] === atlas95 [n=atlas@84.5.38.248] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:28] mmm [03:28] so I need to recompile the kernel [03:28] No. [03:28] RAOF: got a minute in PM? [03:29] If it can't be done in #ubunu+1, yes. [03:31] RAOF: well, I'll do a pastebin and you will see === Kill_X [n=kastit01@p5B167D19.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #ubuntu+1 ["Ex-Chat"] [03:31] hmm the new xorg seems a to produce a bit more artifacts for me too === Kill_X [n=kastit01@p5B167D19.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 === cheeseboy [n=ubuntu@24-107-235-119.dhcp.oxfr.ma.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:32] I cant find a fix [03:32] :/ [03:33] hi im getting this error http://rafb.net/p/jqPX1t17.html anyone know how i should go about fixing it? [03:33] albertico: There's a debdiff attached to one of the last posts on that bug. If you rebuild linux-ubuntu-modules after applying that debdiff, sound will work again. [03:33] so I need to recompile kernel modules [03:33] :) [03:33] ok [03:33] Yes. But not the kernel. [03:33] RAOF: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35193/ [03:34] Kill_X: Grep is probably your friend. Is that code meant to work against 2.6.23? [03:35] $ uname -r [03:35] 2.6.22-10-generic [03:35] Don't be fooled. That contains bits or 2.6.23 [03:35] why does gutsy have updates that sometimes can only be gotten by using dist-upgrade? is there a special purpose or vibe to these? [03:35] s/or/of/ [03:36] xtknight, dist-upgrade pulls in new packages [03:36] xtknight: That's just a difference between upgrade & full-upgrade (as aptitude now calls it). Full-upgrade can install new packages, upgrade can't. [03:36] ah so these ones that require "partial upgrade" are totally new pkgs? [03:37] Kill_X: You probably want to grep the source for the function that's called from, and the kernel headers for the actual function definition. [03:37] well i was getting linux-image-generic in the dist-upgrade path.. [03:37] xtknight, or they depend on new packages [03:37] Yes, since it's going to install the (new) linux-image-...-10-generic packages. [03:37] i see [03:38] hehe [03:38] but they have become just "upgrades" now? [03:38] and i havent done anything [03:38] pidgin a bit unstable with mousegestures XD [03:38] RAOF: well, if you know C/C++, you will see that there's a function call to a kernel-included function, which is issuing too many parameters === nosredna_ekim [n=michael@04-045.200.popsite.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:39] Kill_X: Yes, I know. You probably want to find the actual definition, and check the source to see if there's a #define somewhere that'll make it call the right prototype. [03:39] RAOF: well, thanks, did that already. [03:40] Kernel modules often do #defines against the kernel revision where the interface changes. Since Ubuntu's kernel is somewhere between .22 & .23, that can mess up some module builds. [03:40] RAOF: I know that one, also. [03:41] Ok. Sounds like there's nothing I can really offer you then :/ [03:43] just wanted you to check, if you could find a 'ieee80211_rts_get' function somewhere [03:43] within the kernel headers [03:44] Ah, certainly. === RAOF fires up grep [03:45] include/net/mac80211.h [03:45] ?? [03:45] That's where it's defined for me. [03:45] linux-headers-2.6.22-10-generic/ [03:45] I checked that file FIVE times [03:46] mkay, perhaps I was stuck on -9 [03:47] which makes no sense, either [03:47] Unless it got added by -10 [03:47] no, it didn't [03:47] Hm. Anyway, line 853 [03:47] should be there since rc1 [03:48] Sorry, 835 === RAOF greps against -9 [03:48] ...and it is indeed in -9, same spot. [03:48] well... === Yasumoto [n=Yasumoto@unaffiliated/yasumoto] has left #ubuntu+1 [] [03:52] k, I only searched the ieee80211.* files [03:53] Heh. Recursively grepping the whole headers folder doesn't take that long :) [03:54] no, it doesn't, but following kernel CCs would suggest ieee80211* should be the right place to look at ;) === DARKGuy [i=lmao@201.208.203.161] has joined #ubuntu+1 === robitaille__ [n=robitail@CPE0015e912c1eb-CM0014045c0ef6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [03:55] Guys, could anybody tell me how do I submit a package for Gutsy release in the official repos? [03:56] DARKGuy: You head over to #ubuntu-motu, and check out wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU [03:56] Thanks RAOF :) [03:58] whee, and according to source and declaration there must not be an error [03:58] but there is [03:58] < [03:58] <3 [03:59] RAOF: do you speak c/c++ ? :) [03:59] That's a strange heart you've got there :) [04:00] Yes. I don't really have time to look at it now, though, sorry. [04:00] you don't have to [04:00] just tell me === buzztracker [n=buzztrac@pelikan.garga.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [04:00] Oh. [04:00] Ok. [04:00] void ieee80211_rts_get(struct ieee80211_hw *hw, [04:00] const void *frame, size_t frame_len, [04:00] const struct ieee80211_tx_control *frame_txctl, [04:00] struct ieee80211_rts *rts); [04:00] and [04:01] ieee80211_rts_get(rt2x00dev->hw, rt2x00dev->interface.id, [04:01] frag_skb->data, frag_skb->len, control, [04:01] (struct ieee80211_rts *)(skb->data)); [04:01] how many parameters in the function call (last one)? [04:02] 6 [04:02] clarify [04:02] It's got a surplus interface.id [04:02] same thoughts here [04:02] ah fuck [04:02] sry [04:02] NP [04:02] always ocerread the control [04:02] -c +v [04:03] can anyone add anything to Bug 134911? i would like to get this fixed [04:03] Launchpad bug 134911 in gnome-control-center "[gutsy] Screen resolutions other than current are not listed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/134911 [04:03] i'm not sure if this is happening for everyone, or just those with nvidia proprietary drivers, and why. why the source code is like it is/how/whether this can be fixed/etc [04:05] xtknight: Works for me, with proprietary nvidia drivers. [04:05] RAOF, i wonder why? the "i == current_size" in the source code seems to be doing exactly what it sounds like, at least on my machine [04:06] well what i didn't realize was that the second if clause was || not &&. but now im even more confused as to why my proposed IF statement works and the second does not, properly. [04:07] i have multiple screens, perhaps that has something to do with it, but i dont think so [04:08] The full source code you post doesn't even check current_size in the first if. [04:08] (It's commented out) [04:09] why should it be checking current_size there? [04:09] it is checked later within the same clause [04:10] That's my point. It isn't. [04:10] Actually, could you pastebin the code if you want me to look at it. Launchpad mangles the code if you try to post it inline. [04:10] RAOF: thx for twice-counting, now bugfixing CVS REALLY gets interesting ;) [04:11] RAOF, ok [04:11] Kill_X: Heh. NP [04:11] this is odd though. i'm trying to find out why my IF works and that one doesn't. [04:11] so gn8 everyone [04:11] i was thinking an order of operations problem maybe. but then why does it work on your pc.. [04:12] Good question. Maybe your nvidia drivers are lying in different ways. [04:13] RAOF, http://rafb.net/p/HCAR2t88.html [04:13] that's the main.c code of the original file [04:13] unmodified gnome-control-center display main.c code i should say [04:13] What function am I looking for? [04:13] line ~434 [04:15] i guess the point of i == current_size being checked twice is if show_resolution does not come back with whatever is the current res. [04:15] Yes. If you've somehow fandangled a different res, you'll want it displayed. === vlowther [n=vlowther@cpe-66-68-71-80.austin.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu+1 [04:18] well it works now with the vanilla packages :\ === OSUKid7 [n=OSUKid7@acm.bw.edu] has joined #ubuntu+1 [04:20] brb i'm going to reboot and try to reproduce this === xtknight [n=xtknight@c-68-43-122-211.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu+1 [04:26] RAOF, it works now. not sure what went wrong earlier. afaik it's always been like it was earlier, especially on feisty. no idea what happened [04:29] um why does installing the build essential package require the install cD? [04:29] i dont have it anymore [04:29] remove apt-cdrom from sources.list [04:30] yup [04:30] thats the ticket [04:30] so i have completely destroyed my vista partition [04:30] which is a good thing [04:30] but i want to know how i can use vmware [04:30] to boot to windows [04:36] d/l vmware server [04:36] so you can create a windows VM [04:37] ok next q: E: couldn't find package: libtoolize [04:37] how do i get that [04:37] (while i'm compiling the alsa libraries) === Toma- [n=e17@i156-171.nv.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu+1 [04:38] sudo apt-get install libtool ? [04:38] are you folks 100% linux? [04:38] and not dual booting? [04:39] i dualboot with xp [04:39] 99% daily use=linux [04:39] what about aclocal xtknight ? === Taco` [n=omghax@75.141.51.206] has joined #ubuntu+1 [04:39] I dualboot and use XP when I need to try my multiplatform code in it, else, 100% linux [04:39] arooni, sudo apt-get install autoconf automake [04:40] what about vmware [04:40] you have to d/l vmware server from vmware.com [04:40] i know [04:40] but experiences [04:40] versus dual booting [04:40] oh [04:40]