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CountXshh01:36
contrast83CountX: there's a thought. it almost seems to be intentional though. i mean, it's been like that since edgy, probably earlier01:36
CountXif microsoft hears you they will find us01:36
scizzo-I got performance issues for my 8800 GTS card so.. :P01:36
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CountXbrb yall01:38
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XeroI switched from Xgl to AIGLX and everything is much faster except for reflection, which I had to disable :(01:39
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winbondhow do i get iptables to use a blacklist?01:40
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contrast83Xero: Intel?01:42
Xerocontrast83, no. Old NVidia.01:42
contrast83Ohh... Too old for nVidia rendering?01:42
Xerocontrast83, no. It's using nVidia rendering.01:43
contrast83Erm... <confused>01:43
contrast83Apparently my understanding of AIGLX/XGL/nVidia is incorrect.01:43
XeroIt's using the nvidia driver.01:43
Xerocontrast83, no. It's probably my understanding that's wrong/01:44
Xeros/'/'/.01:44
contrast83Right, but the driver doesn't dictate the rendering method01:44
contrast83Did you have to mess with your xorg.conf?01:45
Xerocontrast83, no.01:46
XeroJust 'apt-get uninstall xserver-xgl'. No recent Xorg.conf-messings-with01:47
secher_heyhey i tried to format a partition with windows with GParted, looked like it worked, but then i couldn't write to the new partition. Then i opened GParted again and got an error "Can't have overlapping partitions. Segmentation fault (core dumped)" And it says the whole disk is "unallocated" now i cant touch anything, but ubuntu is still running perfectly.... What can i do???01:47
contrast83xgl is just installed by default, it's not actually in use. i don't think uninstalling that really does anything. maybe i'm wrong though01:48
crdlbXgl is installed by default?01:49
crdlbbut on gutsy, it does do something01:49
crdlbinstalling the xserver-xgl package sets up Xgl and makes it the default session01:49
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scizzo-secher_: have you tried another partition system?01:51
contrast83ohh... my fault.01:51
scizzo-secher_: like fdisk or cfdisk01:51
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secher_no i havent, ill have a looksee01:51
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secher_hmm.. kindof same errors01:56
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scizzo-secher_: have no idea mate01:58
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CountXi meessed upmy display02:00
CountXits too big of a resolution for my screen02:00
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secher_:( damn.. isnt there a partion manager native in ubuntu?02:00
CountXgparted?02:01
secher_thats the one that doesnt work02:01
secher_or the one that messed it up02:01
void^fdisk?02:01
CountXcan anyone help me with my screen02:01
CountXits bad..02:01
CountXlike i have to move the mouse to see things02:01
CountXit scrolls around when i move my mouse02:02
scizzo-CountX: what did you do before the problem occured02:02
contrast83CountX: Set something wrong in nVidia Settings?02:03
CountXcontrast83: ya02:03
CountXi really dont know02:03
CountXi was setting up a second screen and had to restart X to continue, and its effed up now02:03
CountXall i did was add another screen and restart02:04
contrast83CountX: Open a terminal and run this: grep -i virtual /etc/X11/xorg.conf02:04
contrast83CountX: did that return anything?02:05
CountXya02:05
CountX                Virtual 1400    105002:05
contrast83there's the culprit02:05
contrast83so now you want to run "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf" to edit the file02:06
contrast83once it's open, hit Ctrl+W, type Virtual and hit Enter (that'll take you to the line). now just put # at the beginning of the line and restart X02:07
contrast83CountX: If you want, you can pastebin your xorg.conf and i can check it for you before restarting x02:07
CountXok02:08
CountXi will try02:08
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CountXits a little dificult with this resolution'02:08
CountXhttp://pastebin.com/m3fe659e002:09
CountXhelp?02:12
CountXcontrast83: http://pastebin.com/m3fe659e002:12
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Nergarhello02:14
contrast83CountX: you didn't comment out that line. :-\02:15
contrast83http://pastebin.com/m278cb3b602:15
contrast83that should set you straight02:15
NergarI'm trying the new dual screen "easy" set up in gutsy but i cant get my LCD to work, i have a Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller02:15
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CountXcontrast83: do you recommend ctr+alt+delete?02:17
Nergarthe 'Screens and graphics' config tool doesn't work02:17
CountXcontrast83: backspace i mean, to restart X02:17
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contrast83CountX: if for some reason x doesn't want to start, you can hit Ctrl+Alt+F1 to get to a terminal, log in, then run this command - sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/broken-xorg.conf && sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg02:17
andre_plis output hotplugging supposed to be in gutsy now?02:17
contrast83CountX: No, just log out and at the login screen one of the menus should have an option for restarting X02:18
enychrrm...  Seemingly using the gutsy kernel on feisty causes "device mapper" dmesg (kernel) errors!  are these normal?02:18
contrast83unless the all-knowing GNOME dev's deemed that potentially confusing from someone. :-P02:18
enycandre_pl: display hotplugging... yes think so, but depends on drivers etc. what works i expect02:18
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andre_plok, its not working for my tv-out on my nvidia card02:19
Nergari have the same problem but with intel02:19
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Nergarand i bet it wont work with ati02:19
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CountXyeah, now the res is kinda small02:19
CountXadn i STILL have 3 network icons02:20
CountXnm-applet starts up 3 times02:20
Nergarandre_pl, did you tired Screens and graphics under System>Administration ?02:20
andre_plNergar, yeah, it says the tv is enabled but its not02:22
CountXcontrast83: The XRandR X extension was not found. This extension must be supported but the X server and enabled for display configuration settings to be dynamically applicable.02:22
CountXbut=by02:23
contrast83CountX: Is that from nVidia Settings?02:23
CountXcontrast83: yeah...02:24
contrast83not sure02:24
CountXcontrast83: i cant change the resolution...02:24
andre_plcompiz recently stopped working for me too, like yesterday or the day before, anyone else?02:25
Nergarme too02:25
contrast83andre_pl: i've been hearing that from a lot of people. seems to be faulty packages. i'm compiling from GIT and it's working fine02:26
scizzo-hasn't been working for me in a long time02:26
contrast83it also won't work *at all* with the latest free ati driver on aiglx. i had to downgrade on my laptop to fix it02:26
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contrast83CountX: commenting out that line for virtual screen size has nothing to do with RandR, but if you want to be extra sure, just open the file and uncomment it02:28
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Drizzt321after a recent update of gutsy on my laptop, now when I use the fn+up/down for brightness control, it basically refuses to put the brightness up, but it will lower the brightness02:32
DanaGHere's a workaround:02:32
DanaGadd this line to some file (choose one) in /etc/modprobe.d/:02:33
DanaGoptions video no_automatic_changes=002:33
Drizzt321ah, ok. sweet. this is going to be fixed in a future update?02:33
DanaGand as root (sudo -i), do this:02:33
DanaGecho 0 > /sys/module/video/parameters/no_automatic_changes02:33
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DanaGThat's my workaround, but I haven't looked up bug reports on that.02:33
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Drizzt321thanks for the workaround02:34
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chrisjs169for some reason, my USB devices (mp3 player, flash drive) aren't automounting - I know I had this happen before, but forget how I fixed it - any tips?02:35
DanaGMy previously-unrelated bug report:   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/12183302:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121833 in linux-source-2.6.22 "LCD backlight turns off between brightness levels during fades, and when on battery or at idle" [Low,Incomplete] 02:37
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slonbghi. dualboot XP and gutsy (tribe5). XP on hda1 and ubuntu on hda2 (swap hda3). I had to reinstall windows, so it destroyed grub. Win boots OK. I have saved the MBR before that, so I restored it, and now I have grub and can boot ubuntu. but trying to boot windows reports: error 13: invalid or unsupported executable format02:38
slonbgany idea how to fix02:38
slonbgi did not change menu.lst02:38
larson9999this should stop gdm, right?  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop02:38
slonbgit is still root (hd0,0) / makeactive / chainloader +102:39
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Drizzt321larson9999: generally speaking, yes02:39
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larson9999Drizzt321, and if it doesn't?02:41
chrisjs169any tips for my auto-mounting issue?02:41
Drizzt321larson9999: then you may have to kill it. If you are currently at the X server (aka you are looking at gdm, or gnome or whatever), you can give it ctl-alt-backspace (the X 3 finger salute)02:42
Drizzt321larson9999: or use the killall command from the command line02:42
Drizzt321or ps to find the actual pid number of gdm02:42
Drizzt321and use the kill command02:42
DanaGIf Xorg locks up to where ctrl-alt-backspace doesn't work, it's time for alt-sysrq-k.02:44
CountXwhat is the fastest tabbed web broser02:44
Drizzt321CountX: probably Opera02:44
DanaGDang, bug with 100.14.19 nvidia: vt switch causes Xorg to go black, and after a few times, it breaks the vt-switch keys.02:44
DanaGI've gone back to .09.02:45
chrisjs169any tips for my auto-mounting issue?02:45
Drizzt321no clue, sorry chrisjs16902:45
CountXDrizzt321: opera runs slow with like 7 tabs open02:46
CountXDrizzt321: anything else?02:46
CountXDrizzt321: sorry to bother02:46
Drizzt321CountX: it does? slower than firefox?02:46
CountXDrizzt321: yes02:47
Drizzt321huh02:47
Drizzt321I thought it was pretty fast02:47
CountXDrizzt321: isnt there like something called swiftfox?02:47
Drizzt321ah...I think there's a plugin something like that02:47
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chrisjs169Drizzt321, ok, thanks anyway - I'll try restarting again and see if it fixes anything02:49
scizzo-CountX: suggestion is to test different browsers yourself02:50
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mojoIf I have problems with 'casper' on gutsy, who should I get in touch with?02:57
hydrogen!bug02:58
ubotuIf you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.ubuntu.com/  -  Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-bots02:58
mojowell02:59
mojowhat if I want to discuss 1st02:59
mojoppl said to me I have to get in touch with 'mdz'02:59
mojois he usually here?02:59
gnomefreakmojo: no hes normall in the -devel channels03:00
gnomefreakmojo: file a bug is the best way to get it looked at03:00
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mojookay then03:01
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Seilochecking for BIGBOARD_APPLET... configure: error: Package requirements (libpanelapplet-2.0 gtk+-2.0 >= 2.8 dbus-1 ddm-1 gnome-desktop-2.0 gnome-vfs-2.0) were not met:03:02
SeiloNo package 'ddm-1' found03:02
Seilowhat shall i do03:02
tekhawkhas anyone else noticed compz.real running away03:02
tekhawkamd64/nvidia platform03:03
gnomefreakSeilo: you would have to get it from somewhere else if its not in our repos, that looks like an older app03:04
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gnomefreakSeilo: good luck with it, night all03:04
tekhawknight03:04
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cyphaseargh, why has that computer and wrench icon not been updated yet03:10
cyphase:P03:10
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tekhawkanyone running latest updates on the amd64 platform03:14
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tekhawki just noticed i had run away gnome-system-monitor and run away compiz.real03:14
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tekhawkcorrection last update seems to have fix the compiz.real run away without patching compiz must have been xorg issue but now gnome-system-monitor runs away03:16
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DanaGArgh, where are the gnome-screensaver settings stored?03:21
chrisjs169I'm still having trouble with Gutsy auto-mounting USB devices03:21
DanaGI want to fix 'flux' so it doesn't run at 500 FPS.03:21
chrisjs169both my flash drive and mp3 player appear in dmesg, but Ubuntu isn't auto-mounting them03:21
chrisjs169Is there anything I should try to get it auto-mounting them again?03:22
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DigitalNinjaCould be something in Gutsy is broken03:24
DigitalNinjaDid you update everything03:25
DigitalNinjaor should I say upgrade03:25
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chrisjs169Upgraded all packages earlier today03:25
DigitalNinjaI have a few things I need to upgrade03:25
DigitalNinjaHowever, my usb drives work03:25
DanaGaah, my answer to my question:  /usr/share/applications/screensavers/03:25
chrisjs169hmm03:25
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DigitalNinjaI think I'm having trouble with printing though03:26
DigitalNinjaParts of "localhost:639" don't show up03:26
DigitalNinjaI hope an update will fix it03:26
DigitalNinjasorry03:26
DigitalNinjaupgrade03:26
nomasteryodaer, 63103:26
chrisjs169Not sure about that - I don't do printing much03:26
DigitalNinjaYou mean you don't print anything03:26
DigitalNinja??03:27
nomasteryodalocalhost:63103:27
DigitalNinjaoh03:27
nomasteryodathat's the ipp/cups prot03:27
nomasteryodaport03:27
DigitalNinjaThat's the cups website03:27
nomasteryodaah03:27
DigitalNinjamost people don't know it's there03:27
nomasteryodaya i guess not03:27
DigitalNinjaThe cups people don't tell you anything03:28
nomasteryodalol03:28
DigitalNinjaput "localhost:631" in your browser and you should get a website for cups03:28
nomasteryodaright03:28
nomasteryodathat is true03:28
nomasteryodai use it03:28
DigitalNinjaIn my case I get the first page but clicking on a link gives me a broken page03:29
DigitalNinjaI'm hoping an upgrade will fix that03:29
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DigitalNinjaNeed to run03:30
nomasteryodak03:30
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DanaGheh,03:38
DanaG - Skyrocket is broken.  I see the explosions and then hear the sounds a few seconds later.  Speed of sound at sea level = 344 m/s. Speed of light = 299,792,458 m/s. You need to get away from your computer for a while. Go out and see a real fireworks show.03:38
DanaGhttp://reallyslick.com/faq.html#1603:38
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joeaminedhi04:02
joeaminedplease help,04:02
joeaminedi upgraded from feisty to gutsy04:02
joeaminedand i m having problems configuring my nvidia card04:02
joeaminedi want to enable the proprietarz driver04:03
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DanaGdang, I don't like the new, darker icons in the Tangerine theme.04:05
DanaGIt violates the orange theme.04:05
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spasticteapotDanaG: Go away and come back when you have a VALID problem.04:07
Pici:o04:07
rustlerharvjoeamined: have you done it b4 in feisty04:07
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spasticteapotFor me, sleep mode does not work, things crash, and I'm using it anyway.04:07
spasticteapotWifi is a mess.04:07
spasticteapotBattery life is a joke.04:07
spasticteapotAnd you're complaining about COLORS?04:07
spasticteapotHeck, you can just download the old ones....04:07
DShepherdlol04:08
IntuitiveNipplespasticteapot:  What PC do you have? since tribe-5 I've found Gutsy 99% OK04:08
spasticteapotThinkpad X40.04:08
spasticteapotTwo hours of battery life is just stupid.04:08
spasticteapotAck, it's an X41.04:08
spasticteapotBrand new, BTW.04:08
spasticteapotOh, and I can't adjust the backlight. At all.04:08
IntuitiveNippleLooks similar in spec. to my Sony Vaio SRX51s04:09
PiciMy T60 works fine.04:09
spasticteapotPici: The T61 and X61 have all sorts of wacky bits that don't quite work right.04:10
Picispasticteapot: like what?04:10
spasticteapotThe soundcard, Intel's new wireless card, and for some strange reason, the backlight.04:11
spasticteapotAlso, I really wish that someone would fix ACPI.04:11
spasticteapotConsidering that Ubuntu is not very CPU-intensive compared to Vista, we should be getting better battery life, not worse.04:12
IntuitiveNippleWhat is your expected versus actual, and what battery size?04:12
IntuitiveNippleI keep meaning to try Gutsy on the travelmate tablet, but not had the time so far04:14
Assidspasticteapot: probably bad handling for the LCD04:14
spasticteapotYep.04:14
spasticteapotIntuitiveNipple: I was hoping for three hours of AbiWord.04:15
PiciHave you filed bugs?04:15
spasticteapotPici: I'd have to get in line.04:15
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IntuitiveNipplespasticteapot: what is the battery capacity in Watt-Hours?04:17
spasticteapotLemme check.04:18
spasticteapot38 watt hours, according to the sticker.04:19
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IntuitiveNipple3800mWh by the sound of it, the review says the standard battery is 4-cell, which would sound correct04:21
DanaGHmm, about brightness:   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/12183304:22
spasticteapotYup.04:22
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121833 in linux-source-2.6.22 "LCD backlight turns off between brightness levels during fades, and when on battery or at idle" [Low,Incomplete] 04:22
DanaGStarts unrelated, but new update is relevant.04:22
spasticteapotAh.04:22
spasticteapotThat might help.04:22
DanaGAlso, if you want the parameter to take effect immediately:04:23
DanaGdo this as root (sudo -i):   echo 0 > /sys/module/video/parameters/no_automatic_changes04:23
DanaGwtf? quodlibet isn't showing any files in my folders.04:23
hydrogenyou obivously should be using Amarok04:24
DanaGI usually do, but I wanted a GTK equivalent.04:24
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hydrogenthen you should be using AmaroG04:25
DanaGJoke?04:25
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Assidokay after much diliberation with myself and a total sleepless night.. im thinking of dual booting, and vmware to try and get myself to migrate permanently04:28
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joe_Well, my thinkpad is still unable to adjust its brightness.04:30
joe_However, the Gnome Settings Daemon won't start.04:30
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DanaGhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&hs=2YC&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=gnome-settings-daemon+%22%27BadDevice,+invalid+or+uninitialized+input+device%27%22&spell=104:36
DanaGargh04:36
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/14048504:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 140485 in gnome-control-center "gnome-settings-daemon not starting with 1:2.19.92-0ubuntu3" [Undecided,Fix released] 04:36
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tarheelcoxnanybody in here have a thinkpad with a radeon 7500 video card?04:45
tarheelcoxnwanna help me with bug 141609 maybe?04:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141609 in xorg "startx fails with vesa, ati on T41 with Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] " [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14160904:46
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CountXhow come when i delete stuff on a mounted ntfs drive it just makes the file disappear and it doesnt free any space, is there something im missing, an extra step, cause theres nothing in my trash can04:50
CountXanyone?04:51
tarheelcoxnCountX: you're doing this from inside gutsy?04:52
CountXyes04:52
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tarheelcoxnmy understanding was that NTFS could be read reliably under linux, but that writing to it was a Bad Idea (TM). I might be behind the times, tho04:52
CountXthis is causing quite the frustration cause i need to free like 30gb04:52
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CountXim just deleting right now04:53
CountXbut no free space is getting made04:53
KurtKrautI intend to upgrade from Feisty to Gutsy in order to report bugs. I'd like to try from update-manager, but even using the main repository, update-manager is unable to detect Gutsy. How should I proceed ?04:53
CountXdo i need to log into windows and then clear the trash can within that OS?04:53
tarheelcoxnKurtKraut: /etc/apt/sources.list04:53
CountXKurtKraut: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?04:54
tarheelcoxnKurtKraut: replace instances of "feisty" with "gutsy"04:54
tarheelcoxnKurtKraut: and comment out backports if you have that enabled04:54
CountXthat too04:54
KurtKrautI'm trying the update-manager -c -d method, that is the main documented.04:54
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KurtKrautshouldn't it work ?04:54
tarheelcoxndunno. never tried it04:54
KurtKrautThis method is also recommended in http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/tribe504:54
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tarheelcoxnpersonally what I did was burn a gutsy daily alternate iso04:55
CountXive deleted like gb's and gb's with no free space being made04:55
tarheelcoxnand during the install process told it to leave /home alone04:55
CountXanyone know whats up?04:55
tarheelcoxnCountX: why not just back up the data you want from that partition and just blow away the partition?04:55
tarheelcoxnCountX: replace NTFS with ext204:55
tarheelcoxnCountX: there's a windows driver for ext if you still need windows04:55
CountXtarheelcoxn: because its a windows partition04:56
CountXtarheelcoxn: and its a 1tb hdd04:56
tarheelcoxnCountX: our use FAT04:56
tarheelcoxns/our/or/04:56
CountXtarheelcoxn: it would take all night and half of tomorrow to format04:56
tarheelcoxno.O why?04:56
tarheelcoxnit shouldn't take more than half an hour or so04:56
CountXits a 1000gb HDD04:56
CountX1TB04:57
tarheelcoxnyes? and?04:57
CountXa 1.8ghz proc04:57
tarheelcoxnI've done installs on 4TB systems04:57
tarheelcoxnbus? SATA?04:57
CountXSATA04:57
CountXi reaaaaaly do not want to format it,04:58
CountXand i cant legally04:58
tarheelcoxn??04:58
CountXcause i dont have any place to put all the files on it04:58
CountXand i need to FTP a shit-ton in the morning, so i need it ready for 8:30am04:58
CountXthats when the ips people get here, and when they start hooking us up to the ipx there is no time to waste, so i need everything ready and set for 8:30am04:59
tarheelcoxnso boot back into windows and delete stuff?04:59
CountXformating is out of the question04:59
CountXi was just hoping i didnt have to04:59
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CountXthere is no way to do it in linux?05:00
tarheelcoxnnot reliably that I know of05:01
tarheelcoxnNTFS is ugly05:01
CountXtell me about it05:01
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KurtKrautIs it worth reporting package conflicts during dist-upgrade ?05:09
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DanaGwtf?  Amarok just froze on play.05:24
DanaGhttp://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/12205:24
DanaGhttp://www.google.com/search?q=amarok+pulseaudio&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a05:24
DanaGer, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+bug/8579105:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 85791 in amarok "Amarok loops through all songs when the sound device isn't available" [Medium,Confirmed] 05:25
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DanaGOr better: http://www.google.com/search?q=amarok+pulseaudio&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a05:25
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joeaminedhi05:27
joeaminedi have a nvidia geforce go 7400, should i use ndivia-glx or nvidia-glx-new ?05:28
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DanaGAmarok often freezes on pause/resume.05:33
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gaminggeekHey there05:43
gaminggeekI'm having problems with azureus05:44
IntuitiveNippleHi gaminggeek - more problems?05:44
IntuitiveNipplenot starting?05:44
gaminggeekrImpl::getSingleton::60,CryptoManagerFactory::getSingleton::33,AzureusCoreImpl::<init>::155,AzureusCoreImpl::create::92,AzureusCoreFactory::create::46,Main::<init>::143,Main::main::16205:46
gaminggeekAborted (core dumped)05:46
gaminggeekI think it might be my java version05:46
IntuitiveNipplewhen does that happen? when the splash-screen is coming up?05:46
gaminggeekit shows the splash05:46
gaminggeekand the main window for less than a second the crashes05:47
kalpikgaminggeek, do you have the azureus from the repos?05:47
gaminggeekja05:47
IntuitiveNippleok, I had that. I simply moved ~/.azueus directory to ~/.azureus-old05:47
IntuitiveNippleIt was something in the older config05:47
kalpikgaminggeek, the version from the repos always has problems.. try the one from the azureus site05:48
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kalpikIntuitiveNipple, yeah.. rm -r .azureus/logs does the trick05:48
IntuitiveNipple(I wish I could type without spellung mistaks!)05:48
kalpikno need to remove all settings05:49
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CountXcan someone help me change the permissions of a fold?05:49
IntuitiveNippleCooor! yesterday's daily looks like it may be the first Gutsy Desktop CD to load the Vaio notebooks05:49
IntuitiveNipplekalpik: I didn't have time to mess about; it solved the issue :)05:49
kalpikIntuitiveNipple, yeah.. but only the version from the repos messes up from time to time.. the one from azureus.sf.net never does that05:50
IntuitiveNippleahhh I see... well, I rarely use it so it wasn't important05:53
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gaminggeekremoving the logs fixed it05:54
gaminggeekthank you!05:54
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kalpikgaminggeek, you are welcome :)05:55
gaminggeekbut it just crashed again :(05:55
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kalpikgaminggeek, i'd suggest you to get the one from azureus.sf.net05:56
gaminggeekgah05:56
gaminggeekdo they have a repo05:56
gaminggeekI kinda dont want to go installing un managed stuff this early in the install :)05:57
kalpikgaminggeek, no.. download the tar.gz and extract it!05:57
kalpikthat's all05:57
IntuitiveNippleIt's Java :)05:57
gaminggeekI might try deluge05:57
RAOFGood plan.  It works.05:57
gaminggeekwho packages azureus anyway?05:57
kalpikgaminggeek, it has no dependancy! nothing un-managed about it!05:57
kalpikgaminggeek, the one in the ubuntu repos is compiled using free java, and not sun java.. that's the problem05:58
gaminggeekyea but what if there is an update or I want to remove it05:58
RAOFgaminggeek: Only insane people.  The package is lovecraftian in it's subtly.05:58
kalpikgaminggeek, just delete the directory!05:58
gaminggeekpah05:59
gaminggeekI will just try deluge again05:59
RAOFkalpik: Actually, it gets compiled to native code, so *should* be faster.  Possibly.05:59
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gaminggeekwhat torrent clients do you use?05:59
TerraMasterWhen I try to run an app in wine I get: MIcrosoft Visual C++ Runtime error - R6025 ~ Pure virtual function call This is when running a mmorpg called Lunia05:59
kalpikRAOF, i didnt exactly get that05:59
gaminggeekTerraMaster: #winehq might be able to help you06:00
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TerraMasterok then06:00
TerraMasternobody is there06:01
gaminggeekreally?06:01
TerraMasteryup just me06:01
kalpikTerraMaster, try #wine06:01
RAOFkalpik: What do you mean?06:01
gaminggeek#winehq has 166 people in it06:01
kalpikRAOF, why would the free java one run better than the sun java version?!06:02
RAOFkalpik: Becase the free java one gets compiled to native code.  The sun java one gets compiled to Java bytecode which then gets run on a VM.06:03
RAOFThat's the theory, at least06:03
kalpikRAOF, the free java one compiles to native code?!!! i really dont believe that! do you have a link supporting it?06:03
RAOFkalpik: Well, the free one can do both.  It can build to native code, or to bytecode.06:04
RAOFLet me check...06:04
kalpikRAOF, but if you compile to native code, that beats the whole concept behind java!06:04
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RAOFkalpik: man gcj ;)06:05
kalpikNo manual entry for gcj06:06
kalpik:(06:06
RAOFkalpik: Not really.  Build once, run anywhere is only really useful when your on a stupid operating system (read: one without a package manager :P)06:06
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RAOFkalpik: Ah.  "aptitude show gcj"?06:06
kalpikGCJ is a front end to the GCC compiler which can natively compile both Java(tm)06:07
kalpik source and bytecode files. The compiler can also generate class files.06:07
kalpikthe keyword here is "natively comile"06:07
kalpiknot compile to native code! :P06:07
kalpikRAOF, its not just build once run anywhere.. its also about the security and robustness of java06:09
RAOFWhich is unaffected by compiling to native code.06:09
RAOFAlso, since it explicitly says it can *also* generate class files, which are bytecode, my "native code" stands :P06:09
kalpikRAOF, it is! the whole concept of security is there because java runs inside the VM.. the VM has FULL control over what the code does.. how can you put security checks on code that's running natively?06:10
RAOFBy building in those checks.06:10
kalpikRAOF, no.. that's not the point.. then that logic stands for EVERY language out there!06:11
TerraMasterI AM SO BORED!06:11
RAOFkalpik: Yes, indeed.06:11
RAOFkalpik: There's nothing magical about running in a VM.06:11
kalpikRAOF, the basic argument is if it doesnt run inside the VM, its not java :P06:11
TerraMasterI really wish I knew and understood what you are all are talking about06:12
RAOFIt's certainly not bytecode :)06:12
kalpikand ill not be convinced till you give me a more concrete proof :P06:12
RAOFOf safety, or native-code-ness06:13
kalpikboth :P06:13
kalpikRAOF, http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-08-1997/jw-08-hood.html06:13
rathellol How wold I join another server using xchat?06:15
kalpikRAOF, hmm.. guess im wrong :P http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/j-native.html06:16
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kalpikRAOF, from the link: I compiled prime.java into a native executable with the command:06:17
kalpikgcj prime.java -O3 --main=prime -o prime06:17
kalpikbut still "As should be apparent from the above test results, the success or failure of Java native compilation is far from clear cut."06:17
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gaminggeekanyone else have opengl apps go REALLY slowly under compiz06:27
gaminggeeknot just slightly slowly like I had in feisty06:27
IntuitiveNippleyes06:29
gaminggeekknown bug then?06:31
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CountX!h.26406:36
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about h.264 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi06:36
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IntuitiveNipplegaminggeek: Something has slowed down dramatically - it was running at least 6x faster last time I checked06:40
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gaminggeekthe speed of the acctually desktop seems faster but the opengl apps are much slower :(06:42
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IntuitiveNipplegaminggeek: add a comment to the bug I've created:  bug #14164906:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141649 in compiz "GLX applications very slow with Compiz enabled" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14164906:49
gaminggeekok06:51
gaminggeekgotta make an account first06:51
gaminggeekok replayed06:55
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gaminggeekwow the people in #deluge are quite rude06:59
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KurtKrautgaminggeek: developers are not used to be polite07:00
gaminggeekheh07:01
gaminggeekwell they should get used to it07:01
KurtKrautgaminggeek: this is pretty understandable... they just grew up as misunderstanded kids... they are not too used to be kind or loved :P07:01
HobbseeKurtKraut: uh...07:02
gaminggeekand stop treating their potential users and support community like they are retarded07:02
KurtKrautgaminggeek: yes, that happens :P07:02
KurtKrautgaminggeek: in the OpenSolaris community they have different roles... the developer is the guy who codes. The supporters are the guys that help things to be done, distributed, translated or used.07:03
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KurtKrautHobbsee: I do agree that. That's why I see the role of the 'supporter' an important role that must exist apart from the developer.07:03
gaminggeekyes07:04
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KurtKrautHobbsee: I think that most of the developers are humans... but I'm not sure about all of them :P07:05
Hobbseehowever, at this point, i'll assume that you two are interested in doing the bug triage.  i look forward to seeing hwo much you get done.07:06
KurtKrautHobbsee: you're right. I'll but Gutsy right now. Just finished install.07:06
KurtKrautsee ya07:06
KurtKrauts/but/boot07:06
CountXwhat linux kernel are we at?07:09
HobbseeSysinfo for 'LongPointyStick': Linux 2.6.22-11-generic running KDE 3.5.7, CPU: Genuine Intel(R) CPU           T2250  @ 1.73GHz at 800 MHz (3458 bogomips), HD: 44/61GB, RAM: 951/2018MB, 130 proc's, 1.33h up07:09
CountXim getting 2.6.22.12.14 in the update manager07:10
CountXjust wanted to check before updating07:10
Hobbseeyeah, i havent upgraded yet.07:10
CountX!info linux-generic07:10
ubotulinux-generic: Complete Generic Linux kernel. In component restricted, is optional. Version 2.6.22.12.14 (gutsy), package size 24 kB, installed size 52 kB07:10
kalpikCountX, im at 2.6.22-12-generic07:10
CountXhmm07:11
CountXok07:11
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KurtKrautwooho... I'm getting many screen glitches with Gutsy07:16
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gaminggeekKurtKraut: same here07:17
KurtKrautgaminggeek: I've already reported that, right ?07:18
gaminggeekno idea07:18
KurtKrautgaminggeek: did you reported it in launchpad.net ?07:18
gaminggeekwhat screen glitches did you have?07:19
KurtKrautgaminggeek: let me show a screen shot07:20
KurtKrautgaminggeek: http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/7199/capturadatela4iv1.png07:21
KurtKrautgaminggeek: look to the icons at the top menu and in the left bottom too07:22
gaminggeekoh thats not pretty07:22
gaminggeekbut not the problem I had07:22
gaminggeekmy problem was when I installed and enabled the nvidia driver it screwed over my resolution07:25
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Alpha_Clusteris there any way to install vmware-player in gutsy without compiling the kernel module yourself?07:28
gaminggeekisnt vmware player in the repos?07:30
Alpha_Clusteryeah but if i try and install it says i have unmet dependences when i use aptitude and in adept it says its guna break07:31
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gaminggeekoh dear07:35
gaminggeekhave you posted a bug?07:35
Alpha_Clusterno07:35
Alpha_Clustershould i?07:35
gaminggeekprobably07:35
Alpha_Clusterok ill do that then07:36
Alpha_Clusteroh its alreayd reported but #12477507:36
gaminggeekok then07:36
IntuitiveNippleAlpha_Cluster: add a comment/subscribe to the bug so you will know when things change07:37
Alpha_Clusteryep was just guna do that07:37
IntuitiveNippleI'm getting tried of burning daily CD images!07:39
Alpha_Cluster?07:39
IntuitiveNippleTesting07:39
IntuitiveNippleDoing yesterday's alternate image atm07:39
Alpha_Clusterahh07:40
Alpha_Clusteri seriously think thso vmware thing is bad07:40
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Alpha_Clusterthis bug is almost 3 months old07:40
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IntuitiveNippleI installed vmware server last week, and used the any-any 113 patch, and that built fine07:42
rathelmplayer using gl2 + compiz crashes X. Anyone else having this problem?07:42
gaminggeekrathel: why arent you using xv?07:43
Alpha_Clusteryeah i really didnt want to have to install server because i dont like not having apt controling something it should07:43
rathelgaminggeek, Because full screen doesn't work.07:43
gaminggeekdoesnt it?07:44
gaminggeekwhat graphics card?07:44
rathelgaminggeek, ATI Radeon 9700.07:44
gaminggeekoh boy07:44
rathelEverything worked on fiesty.07:44
gaminggeekhave you filed a bug then>07:45
rathelNot yet, thought I'd come here first.07:45
gaminggeekdoes totem work?07:47
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rathelgaminggeek, let me check really quick.07:48
rathelgaminggeek, totem seems to work.07:49
gaminggeekok then07:49
Alpha_Clusteris it compiz that is breaking it?07:50
gaminggeekwell use totem in the mean time and just submit a bug07:50
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pschulz01Greetings. Upgrading.. what is the best/correct way to upgrade feisty to gutsy?07:59
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nomasteryoda!upgrading08:01
ubotuFor upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes08:01
nomasteryoda=D08:01
pschulz01nomasteryoda: Ok.. so where is the 'From 7.04 to 7.10' entry :-)08:02
nomasteryodagood question08:02
nomasteryodai always do it the hard way08:02
pschulz01nomasteryoda: Yeah.. same here.08:02
nomasteryodaaptitude update, aptitude upgrade, aptitude dist-upgrade08:03
nomasteryodathen one more time if something got dorked...08:03
nomasteryodaand if i like, then i remove all but one of the previous kernels .. compelete remove with adept_manager that is08:03
nomasteryodagood luck... i'm running 3 systems here that were upgraded08:03
pschulz01Step 0: edit sources.list08:04
nomasteryodaand one external drive that i just put feisty on 3 days ago... now its gutsy too08:04
nomasteryoda=D08:04
nomasteryodaya08:04
nomasteryodaoh ya08:04
nomasteryodakate or gdit /etc/apt/sources.list ... then replace all feisty with gutsy...08:04
nomasteryodathe real way will be after release date08:05
nomasteryodait will then just get that for you and start the process08:05
nomasteryodai had over 1000 pkgs to upgrade on my desktop08:05
nomasteryoda800+ on another laptop08:05
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nomasteryodawell, nn08:05
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tekhawkanyone know if gutsy has twofish256 support08:07
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pschulz01nomasteryoda: I want to test some stuff.. mediawiki install is currently broken..08:10
tekhawkboth crypt libs say they support twofish does anyone know if that includes 256 if it does not anyidea how hard adding that support would be08:13
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KurtKrautgaminggeek: type uname -a and paste here08:18
KurtKrautgaminggeek: I managed to fix my problem08:18
gaminggeekcool08:19
gaminggeekwhy do I need to do you uname?08:19
KurtKrautgaminggeek: why don't you just paste it instead of asking ? :P I want to know what kernel version you're running08:19
gaminggeekLinux tycho 2.6.22-11-generic #1 SMP Mon Sep 17 03:45:58 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux08:20
gaminggeekI dont have the problem you where having08:20
KurtKrautgaminggeek: that's the right one.08:20
gaminggeekunless you mean the slow compiz08:20
KurtKrautgaminggeek: I was getting a slow screen output too08:20
gaminggeekah08:20
gaminggeekwhats the problem08:20
KurtKrautbut now my soundcard does not work :P08:22
gaminggeekoh no :(08:22
tekhawkanyone know if there is a package to provide loop_fish2 mod08:23
gaminggeekso what is the problem KurtKraut08:25
KurtKrautgaminggeek: there is bad dependencies set to linux-image08:25
KurtKrautgaminggeek: but your problem is not related to it08:25
gaminggeekah08:25
gaminggeekoh ok08:25
tekhawkok i think im totally screwed does ubuntu support reiserfs....08:30
gaminggeekwhich one?08:31
tekhawknot sure the one used in opensuse 10.208:31
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tekhawkthink 308:31
gaminggeekit should support 308:32
gaminggeekI used it in dapper I thing08:32
gaminggeek*think08:32
tekhawkmost my data such as music and personal docs are on a usb drive reiserfs (3) twofish256 crypt....08:32
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gaminggeekoh08:33
tekhawkand i cant find anyway to add twofish256 support it seems or its the reiserfs support that missing *head desk*08:34
tekhawkwithout reinstalling suse it seems my photos and music are lost08:34
gaminggeek:/08:34
gaminggeekreiser 3 should be supported08:35
tekhawkstupid fish....****08:36
tekhawkby any chance does anyone in here know about losetup ive never got this error before08:40
tekhawkioctl: LOOP_SET_STATUS: No such file or directory08:40
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KurtKrautcompiz is unable to be loaded. When I log to gutsy I have no window borders08:41
KurtKrautI'm getting this:08:41
KurtKraut/usr/bin/compiz.real (core) - Error: dlsym: /usr/lib/compiz/libccp.so: undefined symbol: getCompPluginInfo2007083008:41
KurtKraut/usr/bin/compiz.real (core) - Error: Couldn't load plugin 'ccp'08:41
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bXihi08:48
bXiare there known issues with mysql5 in the gutsy repositories?08:48
tekhawknot that ive seen sept purging it doesnt work08:48
tekhawk; ; and a vm wont have raw access to the usb drive to do it08:50
tekhawkright ill stay here with the nice folks that run dev version the main irc not so nice sounding lol08:58
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jscinozwhat was chmod 776 again? rwx, rwx rw?09:12
tekhawksounds right09:12
musikgoatanyone here use tilda?09:12
tekhawkis it O/G/E or E/G/O09:13
Tim__Hello, does anyone know how I would get my gnome panels to not zoom out when using the Rotate Cube plugin in Compiz Fusion? Like, when I use it, the panels zoom out, but the windows stay in the same spot. This causes me to have to wait for the panels to slowly come back after zooming into one desktop, which is annoying.09:13
Pumpernickeltekhawk: owner, group, everyone09:13
tekhawkdarn EGO so much easier to remember09:13
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tekhawkTim__ you have to zoom out to spin cube asfar as i know09:14
tekhawkIntuitiveNipple: whats wrong09:14
IntuitiveNippletekhawk: Seems like everything that can go wrong with the daily CDs (desktop and alternate) is doing!09:15
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Tim__No, just the panels would go way far out, and I'd have to wait for them to come back. I figured it out though. Thanks anyways. :P09:15
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tekhawkIntuitiveNipple: maybe you would know is there anyway to ready twofish256 crypt partitions in gutsy09:16
tekhawkIntuitiveNipple: yea gnome-system-monitor was running away on me earlier with compiz09:16
IntuitiveNippleI think it is possible with cryptsetup, if you load the module09:18
tekhawkIntuitiveNipple: havnt been able to find much help on it but it seems the module isnt in apt or im getting this odd error09:19
tekhawk:/dev$ sudo losetup -e twofish256 /dev/loop4 /dev/sdb109:19
tekhawkPassword:09:19
tekhawkioctl: LOOP_SET_STATUS: No such file or directory09:19
tekhawknever seen that before thought maybe youve used crypts before if not thanks anyways lol09:20
IntuitiveNippleI think the twofish256 might be SUSE-specific from what I've just read, though09:20
tekhawkmight just have to install opensuse on some junker to get those pictures off09:20
tekhawkand music09:21
IntuitiveNippleI use LUKS for the portables and external drives09:21
tekhawkand invoices09:21
IntuitiveNippleI have a key-file on a USB key rather than passwords09:21
IntuitiveNippleCan you install it into a VM and do it?09:21
tekhawkthink i need raw access09:21
tekhawkmight be wrong thoug09:21
tekhawkLUKS is that pretty cross distro friendly09:22
IntuitiveNippleLinux Unified Key Setup09:23
tekhawkreally want to try that usb file key idea always wanted to do it but was still green with losetup when i was intrested is messing with it09:23
tekhawkLOL ill take that as a big yet thank you lol09:23
IntuitiveNippleSupport for it has been added to cryptsetup, and it is integrated into Gnome09:23
tekhawknice09:23
IntuitiveNippleI've produced a couple of patches for a hal script, and gnome-mount, to enable keyfile auto-mounting09:24
gaminggeekdoes gutsy have CFS?09:25
IntuitiveNippleBug #13352009:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133520 in hal "hal: Patch to auto-mount LUKS key-file encrypted volumes" [Low,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13352009:25
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GNinehow effective is to try gutsy right now10:35
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StrangelvGNine: I installed Tribe 5 of Gutsy on this machine10:39
WarboHi, is anyone experiencing problems with GNOME applications crashing? Epiphany, Evolution and even the GNOME panel become unresponsive (and Compiz desatuates them)10:39
Strangelv"the only problem is the video is messed up10:39
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WarboI think it would be a GTK problem, but have no idea what to search for/report in a bug report10:40
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GNinehow is networking on beta10:40
StrangelvGNine: I've just installed the snapshot of the 18th on my Compaq notebook, but I have'nt had time to run into problems other than having needed to disable APIC during the install10:40
StrangelvMy wired ethernet is working just fine10:41
GNineAPIC or APCI?10:41
StrangelvI've never managed to get wireless to work under any circomstances anywhere10:41
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nysosymhi there01:11
nysosymhas anyone tested the latest gutsy version on a macbook c2d?01:11
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nysosymnobody?01:23
penguincentralhi01:23
penguincentralwhat's up nysosym01:23
nysosymhas anyone tested the latest gutsy version on a macbook c2d?01:23
penguincentralnysosym: you have a macbook?01:23
nysosymsure01:24
penguincentralnysosym: i am envious of you01:24
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nysosymwhy?01:25
penguincentralnysosym: I want one, but I can't get it01:25
penguincentral:(01:25
penguincentralnysosym: i don't think anyone has done a test.  Try the forums01:27
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penguincentralnysosym: what is the macbook like?01:28
nysosymsry, i don't understand01:29
penguincentralnysosym: is the macbook any good? what do you like about it?01:30
Tomcat_Should be quite good with gutsy...01:31
Tomcat_Because the wireless lan driver is included. ;)01:31
penguincentralTomcat_: lol01:31
nysosymohh i love it, it's fast as hell, it's very silent, very well designed :D01:31
Tomcat_I'm recommending the Dell Ubuntu notebook now... got one myself. ;)01:31
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nysosymTomcat_: really the recent svn version of madwifi? :)01:31
Tomcat_It's not 100% as good, but nearly as good as a MacBook.01:31
penguincentralTomcat_: I am an australian, and the airheads at dell haven't released it over here :(01:32
Tomcat_nysosym: Eh... no idea. I only heard it worked well with gutsy.01:32
Tomcat_penguincentral: :( Tried HP? They are supposed to sell FC notebooks in AUS...01:32
nysosymTomcat_: fine i will test it :)01:32
Tomcat_I'm quite surprised myself that the offer came so quickly to Germany...01:33
penguincentralTomcat_: nah, I'd rather Ubuntu ;)01:33
Tomcat_Well, it's both Linux... you'll just install Ubuntu when you get it. ;D01:33
AnRkeyTomcat_, just order the laptop without and OS and put gutsy on it01:34
penguincentralTomcat_: looking at hp.com.au at the moment, have a look and see if you can find an ubuntu computer there01:34
AnRkeyDell gives u that option01:34
AnRkeyTomcat_, if u order without an OS they put freedos on for u01:35
penguincentralAnRkey: to find that it is rare (coming from my experience).  I question if dell actually does that01:35
AnRkeythey do i checked01:35
Tomcat_penguincentral: Best guess (and it worked): hp.com.au/linux :) Have to check if there's a notebook.01:35
Tomcat_AnRkey: Yes, but I'd rather buy Ubuntu and by that way tell them that I like Ubuntu on my laptop ;)01:35
AnRkeyk01:35
penguincentralAnRkey: Freedos, yes. Tomcat_: agreed01:35
AnRkeypenguincentral, is that what those symbols are01:36
AnRkeyit's text, woohoo, :D01:36
penguincentralwhat symbols?01:36
AnRkeyok rebooting quick01:36
AnRkeybrb01:36
penguincentralok01:36
Tomcat_penguincentral: If you click around a bit on the HP Linux site, you'll see offers for notebooks with RHEL.01:37
Tomcat_nc8000, nw8000 and nw824001:37
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penguincentralTomcat_: RHEL? Who cares man.  I'd rather Ubuntu to be honest01:37
penguincentralI think i'd be better getting those freedos laptops...01:37
Tomcat_penguincentral: Red Hat Enterprise Linux... well, if there's no offers for Ubuntu, it's still better to get RHEL than Windows. And then just install Ubuntu at home.01:38
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penguincentralTomcat_: true, and w/o the microsoft tax :D01:38
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mewtim trying to run super maryo chronicles01:40
mewtand im getting this error01:40
mewtmewt@tehgraveyard:~$ smc01:41
mewtCEGUI::Exception: DynamicModule::DynamicModule - Failed to load module 'libCEGUIDevILImageCodec.so': libCEGUIDevILImageCodec.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory01:41
mewtCEGUI Exception occurred : DynamicModule::DynamicModule - Failed to load module 'libCEGUIDevILImageCodec.so': libCEGUIDevILImageCodec.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory01:41
mewtany ideas ?01:41
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asisakmewt: you need to install libcegui-mk2-dev01:41
penguincentralmewt: have no idea.  Is it one of those ROM thingies?01:41
asisakmewt: it is a known bug, it hopefully gets fixed soon01:41
mewtpenguincentral, no it's installed from repos directly01:41
mewtasisak, ah ok thanks01:42
asisakmewt: but installing the -dev package should work as a workaround01:42
penguincentralmewt, thanks01:42
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mewtsecond thing, after the latest update, im getting black boxes when i hover over an item instead of the usual tooltips01:43
mewtanyone got this ?01:43
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Enselictrackerd has run for like weeks, when can I expect it to finnish?01:47
Enselictaking up one of my CPU cores 100%01:47
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mooperhi, does anyone know what the vmware repository is? I have seen a vmware.com one. The ubuntu commercial repository seems broken.01:48
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Balaams_MiracleAmaranth: Don't know if you're reading now, but your fix made it to the repos already01:59
AmaranthBalaams_Miracle: yeah01:59
Amaranthcompiz gets to break beta freeze01:59
Balaams_MiracleAnd rightfully so :-)02:00
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Balaams_MiracleI can't download and GPL'ed themes with Emerald though, and they do not seem to be available in the repos either.02:04
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Balaams_MiracleAmaranth: I get a 'connection refused' on svn.beryl-project.org when i try to download through Emerald.02:06
Amaranth*shrug*02:06
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Amaranthi know svn.beryl-project.org no longer exists02:06
Amaranthit's git.compiz-fusion.org02:06
Balaams_MiracleAh, that would be my next question, it seems that i'm using an outdated Emerald02:07
ugaguys, I'm planning on a box upgrade, but I'd like to remove those packages no more found on the repositories (only existing in feisty repos). Is there a way to tell which are those unmaintained packages?02:07
ugaelse it can be a security issue02:07
gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: you are not the only one. it's broken i guess. but i can install emerald themes. it's works.02:07
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Balaams_Miraclegnubuntu11: Yeah, i now have the non-GPL'ed themes, which did work, but having some GPL'ed ones would have been nice :-)02:09
gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: did you run the url svn ls https://svn.generation.no/emrald-themes to work?02:12
Balaams_Miraclegnubuntu11: yes, but those are non-GPL'ed.02:12
gnubuntu11ok. just have a try.02:13
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Balaams_Miraclegnubuntu11: I already told you that they work. So that means that i have them already.02:13
gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: i mean i will try it myself :)02:14
Balaams_MiracleAh, allright02:14
gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: i get an error: Error calling tar.02:15
Balaams_MiracleSame here, i guess some of the packages are corrupt in one way or another. But they do work.02:16
Balaams_MiracleAt least on my system they do02:16
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gnubuntu11ok. thanks for the info.02:16
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gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: i cant switch my emerald themes now. how do you switch it?02:21
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contrast83gnubuntu11: emerald theme manager's not working?02:22
Balaams_Miraclegnubuntu11: Open emerald-theme-manager, then on the "Themes" tab, click any theme02:22
gnubuntu11contrast83: not really. i opened the emerald-theme-manager. i can see and click the themes but nothing happened. before i have to use the fusion icon in the panel to switch.02:23
contrast83gnubuntu11: are you sure Emerald's running? CF defaults to the imitator of your native win-deco if I'm not mistaken02:24
contrast83gnubuntu11: run emerald --replace02:24
Balaams_Miraclegnubuntu11: Did you install compiz from the Ubuntu repos or did you install it some other way?02:24
gnubuntu11contrast83: yes i am sure. just tested with emerald --replace. that works.02:24
gnubuntu11so that way i can switch my themes now.02:25
contrast83erm... ok02:25
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contrast83So problem solved?02:25
gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: i installed from Ubuntu repos02:25
Balaams_Miraclegnubuntu11: i don't have a CF-icon in my panel, that's why i asked02:26
gnubuntu11contrast83:  yes :) thx. but it could be a bit easier to handle with the manager. so the manager doesn't switch automatically.02:27
rothchildHi I'm having trouble getting removable usb devices (thumbdrive and usb hard drive) working automatically can anyone advise?02:27
gnubuntu11Balaams_Miracle: i got it from here: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/08/26/compiz-fusion-tray-icon02:27
contrast83gnubuntu11: Yeah, never really thought about that, but an Apply button would be nice02:28
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rothchildHAL can see my devices but gnome isn't doing the relevant automagic things02:28
gnubuntu11contrast83: yes it's easy for me to turn off compiz to run some games. still have problem with the ati driver.02:28
contrast83I don't care to count the times I spent 15 minutes tweaking an Emerald theme to get it *just* right, then in a momentary lapse of all attention, click a different theme and lose it all02:29
gnubuntu11contrast83: oh that's sad.02:30
ugawhat on earth... I began the upgrade and the first pack listed is...  libc6-i386 2.6.1-1ubuntu7 <-- I'm upgrading on a amd64 box02:30
ugais there something I'm missing???02:30
contrast83I made a simple little script that turns Compiz off, opens my file manager to a folder I've got shortcuts to all my games saved in, then turns Compiz back on when I close the file manager. Works well for me.02:30
ugaare those just compatibility libraries?02:31
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branstromI must say, Compiz is working real smooth since yesterday's update. Something probably got fixed. *Nothing* is choppy or slowed down in any way. Either something happened in the new driver update or something got corrected in Compiz itself.02:36
branstrom(nvidia card)02:36
branstromcontrast83: pastie the script please :)02:38
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rothchildhi, can anyone help me with automounting usb devices in gnome?02:40
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contrast83branstrom: one sec...02:44
contrast83branstrom: what rendering method do you use?02:46
branstromHmm, how do I check that?02:47
contrast83branstrom: what kind of card do you have?02:47
branstromNVidia GF680002:47
contrast83ok, cool. that makes it easy02:47
ugasorry, just "help", without "/"02:48
contrast83I actually appear to have lost it, but I'll whip it back up real quick. It's only like, 5 lines IIRC02:48
ugawrong chan...02:48
branstromcontrast83: okay :)02:48
contrast83branstrom: GNOME?02:48
branstromyup02:48
contrast83k02:49
contrast83http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38245/02:50
rothchild!usb02:50
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about usb - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi02:50
contrast83branstrom: i use that on kde (obviously replacing metacity and nautilus wit kwin and konqueror, respectively), so ymmv02:50
contrast83s/wit/with02:50
branstromcontrast83: what does the "ccp" do?02:50
branstromcontrast83: thanks02:51
contrast83i don't recall, exactly. it's needed though02:51
contrast83err, actually, if you're installing from repos, i think it's already included in the wrapper script for compiz, so you could just leave it out02:51
contrast83np02:51
branstromYeah, I thought so. I've never needed it.02:52
scizzo-hehe I still get segemntation fault on gtk-window-decorator for compiz02:52
branstromI'm on gutsy and before that I used trevinho's feisty repo02:52
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scizzo-seems like I can't start the gtk-window-decorator with compiz.....anyone knows anything about this from the past problems?02:55
rothchild!gnome-volume-manager02:56
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jgmHi is anyone else getting segfaults when upgrading linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22-12-generic ?02:58
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Hobbseejgm: how long ago since you last upgraded?02:59
Hobbseeprior to l-r-m?02:59
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jgmHobbsee: 20 minutes ago03:01
Hobbseejgm: which version of dpkg do you have?03:01
jgm1.14.5ubuntu12 (i386)03:01
jgm(From dpkg --version)03:02
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jgmBut from the package itself: 1.14.5ubuntu1603:03
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Hobbseewow, ther'es a bug in itself...03:04
Hobbseehm, that's interesting.03:04
Hobbseewhere doe sit segfault?03:04
Hobbseeand does it segfault for installing other packages?03:04
jgmNot that I've seen03:04
jgmhttp://pastebin.ca/70697203:05
jgmShows what it is doing, looks like it isn't dpkg so much as whatever the module setup script is doing03:05
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ubuntututuHello. Can anyone help getting Exaile media player to work correctly? The issue I'm having is with shoutcast. I *really* want integrated radio feature to work... GST-bad is installed.03:07
Balaams_MiracleDoes shoutcast work for you with XMMS?03:09
penguincentralubuntututu: what isn't working?03:10
ubuntututuYes (Audacious also. Always has! (Streamtuner)03:10
Balaams_MiracleThen all that's left is the possibility that there is something not quite right in Exaile. Either in the settings or in the program itself. I would say it's the program03:11
ubuntututupeng there are no playlists downloaded when using Exaile radio tab. Also, when playlists have shown (previously), Exaile locks up when trying to play stream...03:12
ubuntututuThis app IS the media player for GNOME environments. Rhythmbox doesn't compare. Ubuntu really need to fix this and make it default.03:13
AnRkeyis anyone else having problems with compiz after the latest updates? I can't change my keyboard shortcuts and the configured ones don't work03:14
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jscinozHey guys03:15
jscinozWhats new in the .12 kernel?03:15
ubuntututuCurrently I have Audacious, GTKPOD, Streamtuner. For GNOME enviro's, this ancient combination has yet to be superceded. KDE is light years ahead with Amorok.03:15
Hobbseejscinoz: lists.ubuntu.com/gutsy-changes03:15
jscinozcheers03:16
Balaams_Miracleubuntututu: I'm a Gnome user too and i still use AmaroK, IMO there's no other app that can rival it. Not yet anyway03:17
ubuntututuAnyway, I will add Feisty repo's to my sources.list and try Exaile from there. Here's hoping for a leap in advancement...03:17
Hobbseeubuntututu: it probably wont work03:18
Balaams_Miracleubuntututu: What version are you currently using then?03:18
rothchildAnRkey i'm finding that pop up window are blacked out since the upgrade03:18
AnRkeyyeah, the new update seems very buggy03:18
ubuntututuBalaams Yes, exactly. Ubuntu are being very complacent with this.  I am using a custom XFCE4/gutsy enviroment (ostensibly GNOME)03:19
AnRkeyi also can't reset keyboard bindings to defaults03:19
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AnRkeyHobbsee, I am wondering if CF will be ready03:20
contrast83The only Compiz problems I've had lately is when the latest ati driver broke03:20
HobbseeAnRkey: as in, compiz fusion?  it will, when upstream makes it ready.03:20
AnRkeywell compiz was not working at all until this i updated today03:20
ubuntututuI can't believe that GNOME stick with Rhythmbox...03:20
AnRkeyHobbsee, yes compiz fusion03:21
HobbseeAnRkey: ubuntu keeps takign the svn versions of it03:21
AnRkeyi c03:21
Balaams_Miracleubuntututu: Let me try to understand what you just said: You use Xfce4 with Metacity? Or is it Gnome with Xfwm?03:22
rothchildcompiz was working really well for me until today! ;-)03:22
AnRkeyI think it was at it's best two updates ago03:22
ubuntututuBalaams Yes. Exactly. I have removed xfwm4 to save space for my remaster.03:22
Balaams_Miraclerothchild: Compiz wasn't working for me at all until today.03:22
rothchildon my laptop now it won't use the metacity theme at all just emerald03:23
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rothchildbut on my desktop it's still using metacity, both have blacked out popup windows / tool tips etc03:23
TerraMasterOk.... I cant load the latest kernel03:23
rothchildlaptop = intel i810 desktop = nvidia03:24
AnRkeywell i am gonna get cracking, I wanna find more info to report a bug or two03:24
AnRkeybbl03:24
ubuntututuBalaams Any notion of Xubuntu is false. Ubuntu is so GNOME dependant now, there's no difference between Ubuntu and Xubuntu to speak of.03:24
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TerraMasterwhen I run the recovery it says fail to acess /dev/disk/by-uuid/c8b4235db403:25
ubuntututuI have XFCE4 cutomised desktop with Thunar. Everything else is GNOME... ;)03:25
Hobbseeubuntututu: uh, what?03:26
Hobbseei thought xubuntu had xfce, not gnome.03:26
Hobbseewhether Ubuntu itself is gnome-dependant or not is irrelevant for xubuntu...03:26
Balaams_Miracleubuntututu: Depending on your IRC program, you can expand names by typing part of the name, then hit tab. Full names are easier to spot.03:26
ubuntututuHobbsee Look under the hood.03:27
ubuntututuBalaams_Miracle,  Oh yes! Thankyou Lol03:27
Hobbseeubuntututu: ie, with no X, then you get a normal system, just like kubuntu and ubuntu03:27
ubuntututuBalaams_Miracle,  I am using Xchat03:27
ubuntututuHobbsee,  Pretty much, yes.. :)03:28
Hobbseeubuntututu: and this is a problem?03:28
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Balaams_Miracleubuntututu: I agree that Xubuntu is very much "contaminated" with Gnome stuff. But the WM defaults to using Xfwm, xfdesktop and so forth03:28
j4nehi, i cannot upgrade my gutsy ... E: Le paquet linux-image-2.6.22-11-generic doit tre rinstall, mais je ne parviens pas  trouver son archive. can you help me ?03:29
Hobbseej4ne: mind translating that to english?03:29
ubuntututuHobbsee,  For instance, if you are remastering, you need Ubiquity installer. This requires GNOME Control Center and I think Metacity.03:29
ubuntututuThere's no escape. Lol03:29
Hobbseeubuntututu: unless you're using the kde version.  writing an xfce-version would be possible, if you wanted to do it.03:29
Hobbsees/version/front end/03:29
j4neHobbsee: the package linux-image-2.6.22-11-generic must be reinstalled. but i cannot find the archive03:30
ubuntututuHobbsee,  I prefer GTK apps. KDE is good, but GTK is my preferred environment.03:30
j4nethis message appear when i use : apt-get upgrade03:30
nosrednaekimHobbsee: doing support? ;)03:30
Hobbseeubuntututu: which is probably why you use xfce03:30
Hobbseenosrednaekim: not usually. only in pieces.03:31
XeroHobbsee, are there any tweaks to make an old NVidia card (PCI) run a bit faster?03:31
LjLHobbsee: oh while you're doing support, do you know if there's any reasonable way to use a custom program in KDE's spell checking component?03:31
HobbseeXero: intel cards are good.03:32
ubuntututuHobsee Yes. GNOME is nice don't get me wrong, but XFCE4 has lighter desktop dependacies, not to mention cpu uses03:32
HobbseeLjL: i'd expect so03:32
Hobbseeubuntututu: nick completion is your friend.03:32
j4nenobody have the same problem for upgrade ?03:32
Hobbseeer, tab completion03:32
Balaams_Miraclej4ne: try using "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and see what happens03:32
nosrednaekim:)03:32
XeroHobbsee, I don't have an Intel. I have an nVidia.03:32
ubuntututuLol03:32
j4neBalaams_Miracle: no working :/03:32
nosrednaekimXero: TNT2? or GEfore?03:32
HobbseeXero: i realise that, but i have an intel card.  hence, randomly aksing questions of me about a particular type of card is likely unhelpful.  better to ask to the channel in general.03:33
LjLHobbsee: couldn't find much... of course i could just put a bash script at /usr/bin/aspell, but that doesn't seem exactly elegant. i assume you have current KDE4 available?03:33
ubuntututuTab tab tab tab...  repeat two hundred times before going home03:33
Balaams_Miraclej4ne: What kind of error are you getting? And from what repos is it trying to download?03:33
HobbseeLjL: i'm not running it, i havent downloaded it.03:33
Xeronosrednaekim, GeForce4 MX400003:33
XeroIt wasn't as old as you thought, but its still old.03:33
Hobbseej4ne: you've cleared your apt-cache, presumably.03:34
j4neBalaams_Miracle: the repository is http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/. the return value of apt is 10003:34
LjLHobbsee: oh, ok. neither have i, was just curious if by any chance they'd added per-program language selection to the spell checker (which is basically what i'd like to achieve)03:34
LjLactually, more per-textbox than per-program03:34
HobbseeLjL: wouldnt surprise me03:34
HobbseeBalaams_Miracle: that package wouldnt be in the ubuntu repos anymore.03:34
HobbseeBug 12812603:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 128126 in soyuz "process-death-row should run across PPAs" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12812603:35
HobbseeBug 11630903:36
Balaams_Miraclej4ne: You should try changing your repos to something closer to home. Something like ubutnu.univ-nantes.fr or have Synaptic seach for a fast one.03:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116309 in soyuz "LP: #nnnn should be linked to the bug report." [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11630903:36
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Hobbseebug 11705503:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 117055 in malone "launchpad.net/bugs/+filebug doesn't handle binary package searches (dup-of: 121242)" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11705503:38
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121242 in malone "Global bug-reporting form doesn't recognize binary packages" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12124203:38
Hobbseebug 12124203:38
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rempresentnice03:55
ShackJackHey all - just wondering what's the deal with Desktop effects automatically starting Emerald - I don't tell it anywhere to start it (i.e. in Window Dec plugin)... Do I have to uninstall Emerald or something to revert to metacity?03:55
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ubuntututuHobbsee,  Balaams_Miracle  Solution found! (Exaile) Install Feisty version Exaile 2.8 and ugly plugins! :)04:01
AnRkeyok compiz-fusion hates me04:04
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ubuntututuHobbsee, Balaams_Miracle Note:- All python and gstreamer dependencies for Gutsy are being used with Feisty Exaile 2.8.. ;)04:05
AnRkeyok be back later04:06
chrisjs169|winxpAll packages are up to date, and I'm using the latest kernel - XChat no longer connects to Freenode (stops are "Checking ident") and auto-mounting doesn't work anymore for USB devices (not sure about other devices).  Doing "mount -o fmask=777 -o dmask=777 /dev/sdX1 /media/USB" has always worked when there was some sort of problem with automounting, but now that doesn't work either04:07
chrisjs169|winxp-o dmask=777 is now causing /media/USB to be chmod'd to 000, owned by root04:08
Dr_willisive always seen umask=0002 used. never 777 interesting04:08
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jscinozwhats the forth value  for?04:09
nosrednaekimchrisjs169|winxp: does that above command work when you do it with sudo?04:09
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chrisjs169|winxpnosrednaekim: what, mount -o [...] ?  It mounts the device, but it causes the mounted directory to be chmod'd to 00004:10
nosrednaekimoh...04:11
rothchildI've got no usb automounting too04:12
rothchildalthough pmount-hal /dev/sd* seems to work04:12
chrisjs169|winxphaving to use root just to list the contents isn't what I consider to be normal ;)04:12
void^like umask, dmask/fmask set the bits that should not be set. so 777 results in 000.04:13
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chrisjs169|winxprothchild: pmount-hal seems to work on mine as well04:14
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chrisjs169|winxpvoid^: I don't exactly understand what you mean04:15
mnemowhen will the next tribe be released?04:15
nosrednaekimmnemo: I think its going to be a beta..04:15
rothchildI don't know how to safely unmount though?04:15
void^chrisjs169|winxp: with umask you specify the bits you don't want to be set. umask=111 results in 666 actual permissions, and so on.04:16
mnemonosrednaekim: aha ok, so approximately when will it drop?04:16
rothchild+ it doesn't give me a desktop icon etc04:16
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nosrednaekim!roadmap04:17
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about roadmap - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi04:17
nosrednaekim!gutsy04:17
ubotuGutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+104:17
nosrednaekimi'm thinking pretty soon.04:18
chrisjs169|winxpvoid^: ok, it just seems that dmask/fmask=777 has always been fine04:18
branstromSometimes when I come back to my computer, the screen is blank, only the cursor is visible. I guessed that the dialog for unlocking was just hidden somehow, and yeah, apparently that is what happens, because when I enter my password and press enter, it unlocks. Maybe it's something with Compiz Fusion... Does anyone else have this problem?04:18
rothchildoh ok pumount /dev/sd* easy really04:18
chrisjs169|winxpyeah, it's not hard to do that, I'm just used to auto-mounting04:19
nosrednaekimbranstrom: yeah probably compiz.04:19
branstromnosrednaekim: yeah...04:19
mnemoah gutsy beta release is 27th (just 5 days left)04:20
rothchildsame here, i've found usb automounting to be pretty flakey since after dapper04:20
chrisjs169|winxpit's been mostly stable for me, except for the past few days04:21
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corevetteis this the new theme? http://www.osnews.com/story.php/18656/Ubuntu-One-More-Release-Yet-More-Polish/04:33
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rockyhas anyone seen anything like this?04:35
rockyrocky@zebrax:~$ sudo /sbin/route04:35
rocky/sbin/route: 1: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")04:35
Hobbseerocky: head /sbin/route gives you what?04:37
rockya bunch of binary contnet04:37
rocky*content04:37
nosrednaekimwhat about just plain "route"04:37
nosrednaekimussually you don't need sudo for that.04:37
rockyrocky@zebrax:~$ route04:38
rockybash: /sbin/route: cannot execute binary file04:38
Hobbseerocky: try reinstalling net-tools?04:38
nosrednaekimchmod it +x?04:39
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Hobbseenosrednaekim: there's a thought.04:40
rockyit's already +x04:40
nosrednaekimrats.04:40
rockyreinstalling net-tools did the trick, thx04:40
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LynoureAny reason today would be a bad bay to upgrade to gutsy?04:49
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_snow_blind_hello everyone. I'm having problems with DMA on my dvdrom... if i try to enable it i get this error: Inappropriate ioctl for device04:51
_snow_blind_oh, i get that when i try to use hdparm04:52
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leperkhanzDAMN!  Just updated, got new nvidia drivers, etc... STILL no direct rendering.05:04
leperkhanz*sigh*05:04
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: maybe it doesn't support DMA?05:05
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_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: The DMA issu is just a guess after lots of google-ing, I cannot play a dvd in any media player.... It starts and then crashes. I'm pretty sure it does support support DMA in windows05:07
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nosrednaekimhumm05:08
_snow_blind_actually maybe it's not a DMA issue, I just tried playing a .vob from a movie and that played fine05:09
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_snow_blind_and dmesg gives an error on device sr0??? that's weird....05:10
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unfhello05:10
unfany website that tells how to run gutsy's kde4?05:10
nosrednaekimunf: yeah... go to the kubuntu homepage.05:11
nosrednaekimunf: the instructions(minus getting the packages) are the same05:11
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unfhttp://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-beta1.php this?05:12
unfthis is for feisty05:12
nosrednaekimI think you want the beta2 page though05:12
nosrednaekimthats fine.05:12
fignewlol Lynoure :)05:14
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: do you know what a typical dvdrom entry in the fstab should look like? I don't think mine is right..05:15
nosrednaekimI can give you mine05:15
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_snow_blind_that would be great if you could, thanks :)05:15
nosrednaekimyup... /dev/hdb /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,atime,noauto,rw,dev,exec,suid 0 005:16
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_snow_blind_hmm... i thought it should have been /dev/hd* ..... here's mine05:17
_snow_blind_/dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       005:17
limetangI want to run Irssi in a virtual console, so if I restart X, it'll keep running. Is there a way to access this virtual console in GNOME?05:17
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: weird..05:17
_snow_blind_hmm.... looks like it's back to google...., cheers mate :)05:18
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: try putting mine in there...05:18
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: sure can't hurt i guess, I'll just check if there is such a device and if it's not being used first05:19
nosrednaekimyeah.... is your dvd drive serial ATA?05:20
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_snow_blind_scsi i thought, although i'm probably wrong.05:22
void^limetang: you want to learn about screen05:23
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atlfalcons866can i install gusty now?05:24
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: I can't try yours, I din't have hd* devices in my list.05:24
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atlfalcons866how can i install gutsy05:25
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Hobbseeatlfalcons866: if you have to ask, you shouldnt be running gutsy...05:26
atlfalcons866why i know it is unstable05:26
_snow_blind_atlfalcons866: download the iso, burn it to a disk, boot from it, install it :)05:27
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Hobbseeatlfalcons866: because you probably dont know how to fix and workaround things, if you dont even know how to upgrade.05:27
atlfalcons866i know that but could i just upgade to it?05:27
atlfalcons866i have been using ubuntu for a year05:27
DanglyBitsunable to get seagate FreeAgent external drive to automount in gutsy05:27
DanglyBitsanyone help?05:27
atlfalcons866i upgraded from dapper to edgy to fiesty05:27
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: do you have an sd devices?05:27
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_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: oh, that's sounding familiar. Yep i do, there was something weird in feisty i had to do as well.... I can't remember what the problem was though damn it!!05:29
limetangvoid^: I'll look it up. Thanks.05:29
nosrednaekimok... what serial device is your cd drive? BIOS should tell you05:31
atlfalcons866could gutsy zero out my drive or something05:31
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: I think you are on to something, I'll reboot, back in a tick.05:32
VousDeuxwell, the nessus client seems to be having problems. I fetched all of the plugins, launched the nessusd, configured the scan, but when I start the scan the client just vanishes without a trace05:32
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deadchipcan someone help me with an X issue?05:34
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deadchipi've just ran an update on Gutsy05:34
deadchipand after the update, the nvidia X driver is never being used05:34
deadchipthe kernel module loads OK but X doesn't use the driver there05:34
mnemodeadchip: I also got the kernel update this morning and it broke my sound in gutsy05:34
mnemoI reinstalled alsa and libasound to make it work again05:35
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deadchiphmm ok i'm not sure what to do here05:35
deadchipthe kernel module for nvidia loads05:35
mnemoyea I had the same thing... my "snd_hda_intel" module loaded just fine but no sound05:35
mnemoand then I looked in "dmesg"05:35
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mnemoand I noticed there was a version conflict between some packages and the kernel module05:36
mnemoso I tried reinstalling some stuff05:36
deadchipag05:36
deadchipah*05:36
deadchipmnemo: what in specific did you find?05:36
deadchipi mean any keywords i could grep for05:36
deadchip?05:36
deadchipah dmesg05:36
deadchipok05:36
mnemoit was all sound related stuff, but check out the bottom of "dmesg" output05:37
deadchiphmm can't find anything wrong05:37
mnemotry running opengl stuff or something and look for errors in /var/log/messages05:38
deadchipseems all to be right05:38
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deadchipyeah nothing either05:38
RichieHello..has anyone else had problems with there wireless since the last update?05:38
mnemodeadchip: how do you know something is wrong? do you get some error when you launch opengl stuff?05:38
deadchipmnemo: it's wrong05:39
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deadchipmnemo: X doesn't use the nvidia driver05:39
Richiei've had that update, restarted and now linux doesnt know i have a wireless adapter05:39
VousDeuxany idea why nessus would segfault when I try to launch a scan?05:39
deadchipmnemo: there are no errors using OpenGL, it's using Mesa instead05:39
nosrednaekimRichie: chipset?05:39
Richieintel 945G05:40
Richiei think05:40
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nosrednaekimprobably an intel..05:40
nosrednaekimtry lspci.05:41
deadchip(II) Setting vga for screen 0.05:41
deadchip?05:41
deadchipwhat does that mean?05:41
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RichieIntel Pro Wireless 3945ABG05:41
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_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: nope no help in the BIOS05:42
nosrednaekimRichie: try "iwconfig"05:43
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: does it show a DVD drive attached?05:43
jrblHi; udev seems to be breaking.  Should I ask about it here, or just jump straight into filing a bug on LP?05:43
leperkhan1Yep, still no direct rendering here, no games in wine, and no urban terror.  WAH!05:43
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mnemoRichie: i have the exact same wireless, but I never got it to work at all.... did yours ever work at some point?05:43
pwuertzhi, I just performed an update... normally, only linux-generic is installed... but this update installed a linux-386 kernel also, which has been made the default kernel.... is this some kind of accident or is gutsy moving from "generic" to "386" ?05:43
Richienosred: say no wireless extensions05:43
Richiemnemo: Yes, mine worked just before the update05:43
pwuertzalso, sound seems to be disabled after the update05:44
RichieSo it has05:44
mnemoRichie: did you have to install some special stuff to get it to work before the update?05:44
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: yep, but it just shows: HL-DL-ST DVDRAM GSA, I assumed these are just model identifiers though05:44
Richiemnemo: no, just worked straight out of the box05:44
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limetangThank you so much, void^.05:45
mnemoRichie: hmm, ok... are you using encryption for your access point?05:45
limetangScreen works great.05:45
Richiemnemo, yes i am05:45
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: yeah.... try "mount" and see what the Hard drive is mounted as...05:45
mnemoRichie: which kind of encryption? WPA or LEAP or something else?05:46
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Richiei use insecure WEP05:46
Richie:P05:46
jrblI upgraded the other day and ever since I've seen, "[ ####.######]  device-mapper: table: 254:0: linear: dm-linear: Device lookup failed" on the console and udev has been taking about 60% of my CPU.05:46
pwuertzcan anybody tell my why the soundcard is disabled after the update and why the designation changed from "generic" to "386" ?05:46
Richie nosrednaekim: iwconfig says no wireless extensions05:46
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nosrednaekimor rather, what /dev/sd* / is mounted as05:47
deadchipwell crap05:47
mnemoRichie: aha ok, that must be the difference then.. because I've been trying to get it to work with WPA-PSK running AES05:47
jrblAnyone know a quick fix?05:47
thansen|laptopis the iwlwifi package in gutsy?05:47
thansen|laptop(or is there a 3rd party repo to get it)05:47
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Richiepwuertz: Just reinstall the alsa drivers to fix05:47
deadchipno one has encountered nvidia issues yet?05:48
nosrednaekimRichie: odd... I don't have an intel so i'm not really experienced.. sorry05:48
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: they are all sdb1, sdb2 etc....05:48
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nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: ok.... do you have windows on a separate drive?05:48
nosrednaekimor is this a *free* machine?05:48
soul9networkmanager is f*king unstable05:49
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: yes, windows is on sda105:49
Richiewhats up soul9?05:49
sponixanyone in here seen the /dev/null permission issue, every boot it goes to 600 instead of 666, _might_ be udev related (but udev rules are set for it at 666) ?05:49
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: ok... then your DVD drive is sdc :)05:49
pwuertzRichie: ok, but what about the "-generic" and "-386" packages... do I require both? or is "generic" deprecated now?05:49
nosrednaekim(if you don't have any other drives05:49
nosrednaekimgeneric is probably a dummy for 38605:49
VousDeuxI guess I'll just try to get this VMware installed again, and see if I can run Nessus from a 32-bit virtual machine.05:49
nosrednaekimVousDeux: use Virtual Box..05:50
mnemopwuertz: my sound was also broken by the update... i did "sudo apt-get --reinstall install libasound2 libasound2-dev" and then I rebooted the machine... that fixed it for me at least05:50
soul9Richie, just installed the kubuntu gutsy daily of today05:50
nosrednaekimVousDeux: I couldn't get Vmware working.. and VirtualBox is amazing05:50
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VousDeuxnosrednaekim, I already own VMware05:50
nosrednaekimVousDeux: ah//05:50
VousDeuxI wish I had known about VirtualBox before I bought it05:51
soul9and networkmanager breaks my wifi connection every like 3 minutes05:51
soul9not even05:51
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: ermm.... I have three of the suckers, with fedora 7, openSUSE and slackware. I'm guessing that i try the only one that i know is not an OS partition?05:51
soul9:-@05:51
Richiesoul9: count ya self lucky..it cant even find my wifi anymore :P05:51
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: 3 hard drives.. or partitions?05:51
pwuertzmnemo: thanks, will try05:52
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leperkhan1https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/14405305:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144053 in ubuntu "No Direct Rendering" [Undecided,New] 05:53
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: 3 hard drives and 10 partitions :(05:53
VousDeuxI tried to install it the other day, but I had downloaded it onto a Windows machine and it seem like files I am copying via SMB are being corrupted.05:53
soul9Richie, what card?05:53
soul9ndis?05:53
soul9cause here it's an ipw2200, which should work pretty well05:53
RichieIntel 3945G05:53
soul9(though intel's wifi drivers do suck a lot, they suck less than ndis)05:54
_snow_blind_damn it, these gusty updates are killing my data cap........05:54
soul9Richie, oh, that should work though05:54
Richieyeh i know05:54
soul9is the module loaded?05:54
Richieit worked before update05:54
Richieand now its broke05:54
Richiehow do i load it?05:54
soul9is the module loaded?05:54
soul9it's called iwl3'( I THINK05:54
soul9whoops05:54
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: wow... ok, is sdc a hard drive>05:55
soul9iwl3945 is the name iirc05:55
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Richiemodule aint found :S05:57
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: I just looked at my list of partitions (amazing that i actually wrote them all down), they are all hdd partitions. The only possible free device is scd0......05:58
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user01shouldnt an icon popup on desktop when i plug in a flash disk?06:01
soul9yes06:01
Richieyup06:01
user01hmmm06:01
leperkhan1yeah, that's an error I'm getting too.06:01
user01nope it didnt06:01
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nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: scd0? thats an odd name06:02
Richiesoul9: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22/+bug/12141506:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121415 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "[gutsy]  ipw3945-based wireless doesn't work after booting with wireless switch off" [Medium,Confirmed] 06:02
nosrednaekimit should be sdx06:02
user01chop chop only 2 1/2 weeks to release :)06:02
Richiecheck to make sure your wireless is enabled before boot?06:03
void^.. scsi cd/dvd devices are scdX06:03
_snow_blind_nosrednaekim: I have sda, sda1, sdb, sdb1, sdb2, sdb5, sdc, sdc1, sdc2, sdc3, sdc5. Gusty is installed on hdb3 and the swap is on hdb406:03
soul9Richie, or in the bios06:04
soul9Richie, does the iwl driver work?06:04
_snow_blind_void^: dmesg shows that when i try to play a dvd (movie) it tries to read from sr0, do you know what this device is supposed to be?06:04
nosrednaekimhd? wow... ok...06:04
user01how do i manually mount the flash disk then?06:05
Richiesoul9: when i try to load the module manually it says:06:06
Richieipw3945d - regulatory daemon06:06
RichieCopyright (C) 2005-2006 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.06:06
Richieversion: 1.7.2206:06
Richie2007-09-22 17:05:33: ERROR: Could not find Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection06:06
soul9:-/06:06
soul9heh06:06
soul9strange06:06
void^_snow_blind_: scd0/sr0 should be the same06:06
_snow_blind_void^: oh, that makes sense then, cheers.06:07
Richiesoul9: does your sound still work after the update?06:10
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_snow_blind_I just found this in dmesg UDF-fs INFO UDF 0.9.8.1 (2004/29/09) Mounting volume 'ALIAS_SEASON_4', timestamp 2005/10/04 07:59 (123a)06:11
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dcordeswhy is the wine version in gutsy obsolete?06:11
dcordescurrent release is 0.9.45 and gutsy repositories have 0.9.4206:12
RichieOH FOR TITS SAKE!06:13
gnomefreakdcordes: because of universe freeze most likely06:13
Richie"The file /usr/src/linux/include/linux/version.h does not exist."06:13
gnomefreakor noone to work on it06:13
Richiei hate updates!06:14
deadchiptits sake sounds about right06:14
gnomefreakRichie: linux-headers06:14
deadchipnvidia driver is killed off06:14
leperkhan1dcordes: Yeah, and good luck finding a .deb! XP06:14
Richiei've got the linux headers06:14
Richieits just updated them06:14
Richieand now thats vanished06:14
nosrednaekim_snow_blind_: hmmm06:14
Reabydcordes: winehq has debian/ubuntu debs for latest releases.06:15
void^_snow_blind_: after reading the backlog a little, i think your problem isn't the dvd drive, looks more like a playback issue or a problem with the dvd-decryption06:15
leperkhan1Reaby: PROVE IT WITH A LINK.06:15
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nosrednaekimleperkhan1: calm down... and google a little06:15
Reabyhttp://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb06:16
dcordesReaby: the point is, why do the repos lack them?06:16
Reabylah.06:16
leperkhan1nosrednaekim: Done, and done.  There are no debs for feisty64.06:16
Reabydah.06:16
Reabythere's link06:16
Reabyhard to point browser to winhq and just click download, huh ?06:16
leperkhan1There's no .deb there.06:16
leperkhan1http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html06:16
leperkhan1None there either.06:16
Reabywell reposity06:16
leperkhan1riiiiight.06:16
leperkhan1not a .deb.06:16
leperkhan1:(06:17
Reabyfeisty repo works on gutsy also06:17
Reabywell it's basicly the same thing06:17
Reabyrepo has .deb06:17
nosrednaekimleperkhan1: 64? ah!06:17
dcordesleperkhan1: kid06:17
Reabyhttp://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/ubuntu/feisty/wine_0.9.45~winehq0~ubuntu~7.04-1_i386.deb06:18
leperkhan1Ummm... Thank you for the hilarious and useful comments.  Now link me a .deb already. :) Or I proved you wrong, and you're a liar. :P06:18
Reabythere.06:18
leperkhan1See, that's i386... :)06:18
leperkhan1Not amd64. *sigh*06:18
Reabyhttp://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/ubuntu/feisty/wine_0.9.45~winehq0~ubuntu~7.04-1_amd64.deb06:18
leperkhan1go ahead and try that link.06:19
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dcordesleperkhan1: just keep unqualified comments for yourself06:19
Reabyoh bummer.06:19
Xerolaperkhan1: I'll generate you a deb.06:19
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leperkhan1YAY!06:19
soul9Richie, no update, fresh install from daily iso06:19
leperkhan1Xero: I'll go post a link to it in #winehq and see if they will update the site.06:19
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Richiesoul9: stuff that!06:20
Reabywell repos work anyway.06:20
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Reabythat's anyway where i have downloaded my wine.06:20
Xerohttp://xero-games.com/wine_0.9.45-winehq0-ubuntu-7.05-1_i386.deb06:20
XeroI downloaded it off WineHQ instead of just generating it.06:21
Reabyhmm he needed amd64 version..06:21
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XeroI didn't see that.06:21
leperkhan1:)06:21
_snow_blind_arghh.... sorry update killed my connection06:21
Richielol06:22
Richiesomeone change the title to update busts wireless06:22
Richie:P06:22
Xerosudo apt-get install ia32-libs*06:22
soul9Richie, eh?06:22
XeroThat'll let you run i386 wine if I understand it from the forums.06:22
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leperkhan1grr!  That is not the point.  I'm going to go give #winehq a strong lecture.06:23
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_snow_blind_do you need DMA enabled to play dvds?06:24
void^no, and dma should always be enabled by default if possible on devices using the new ata-layer drivers06:25
XeroThis is the newest amd64 deb that actually works.06:25
Xerohttp://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/ubuntu/feisty/wine_0.9.43~winehq0~ubuntu~7.04-1_amd64.deb06:25
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leperkhan1Yeah, that's the one I have.06:26
leperkhan1:)06:26
leperkhan1Thanks though!06:26
Reabystill it's 2 versions behind.06:26
_snow_blind_hmm, i guess gutsy isn't recognising my drive properly then.....06:26
XeroLol! Wine for Windows!!!06:28
Xerohttp://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6241&package_id=11252006:28
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leperkhan1That can actually be quite useful.06:28
leperkhan1:)06:28
XeroHow?06:28
_snow_blind_oh, yes it is i found it. sr0: scsi3-mmc drive: 62x/62x writer dvd-ram cd/rw xa/form2 cdda tray but fstab lists it as /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       006:29
leperkhan1Windows architectures vary slightly, and not all apps run on all versions, but sometimes will still run on Wine for Windows.06:29
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void^_snow_blind_: 'dmesg | grep -i dma' should show the dma mode anyways06:29
XeroWindows, in general, is yuck.06:30
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_snow_blind_void^: Thanks, it looks like it is enabled.  ata2.01: ATAPI: HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4163B, A102, max UDMA/33. Bugger, the problem must be somewhere else then :(06:31
leperkhan1Xero: agreed.06:32
XeroOkay. I'm off to play with my Wii.06:32
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leperkhan1lol06:33
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soothsayerWhen I login in Gutsy, my background is initially a bright brownish orange before it changes to my default background. Does anyone know if the 'background color' setting in the GDM 'Login Window Preferences' is working?06:38
_snow_blind_soothsayer: It works for me, i changed mine earlier today06:39
soothsayer_snow_blind_: Okay thanks.06:40
_snow_blind_soothsayer: I haven't installed the latest update though (roughly twenty mins ago) though06:41
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_snow_blind_goodnight guys, thanks for your help. Much appreciated :)06:53
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VousDeuxthis is probably going to seem like a dumb question, but how in the heck can I delete a folder owned by root. I tried using rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty from a root shell, but it's still there07:04
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wfarrHas anyone tried out the FF3a8 tarball from Mozilla?07:05
VousDeuxI also tried launching dolphin from a root shell, but it says it cannot connect to X server07:05
TrewasVousDeux: rm -rf directory (as root) will get rid of any directory07:05
_snow_blind_back again, just wanted to say that after this latest update i can play dvds :) The only thing i ca put it down to is either the kernel or restricted driver update.07:05
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VousDeuxthanks!07:05
ohsoferretyI haven't updated Gutsy in a couple of days. What should I expect NOT to work?07:06
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_snow_blind_ohsoferrety: you might have trouble with wireless if you are using an intel chipset from the sounds of things....07:07
ohsoferretysnowblind: I heard something about Compiz and Intel, but I use neither.07:08
ohsoferretyUpdate manager is showing 221 updates. Damn.07:08
_snow_blind_ohsoferrety: lol, my compiz has never worked :( I like beryl better anyways.07:09
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amiashello all07:10
_snow_blind_221?? bloody hell, I should have a look and see how much I have left on my data cap.....07:10
ohsoferrety_snow_blind_: Both Beryl and Compiz have never worked for me. My onboard NVIDIA GeForce 6100 sucks, and I'm waiting until next month to buy an ATI card.07:10
amiasdoes anyone know how to disable the blinking network indicator in the task bar ?07:10
ohsoferretyStrange. Mine doesn't blink.07:11
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amiasam using a wired network07:12
ohsoferretySame here. Yet again, strange.07:12
_snow_blind_ohsoferrety: are the new ATI drivers any good do you know?07:12
_snow_blind_amias: are you using automatic or manual configs?07:13
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ohsoferrety_snow_blind_: No one knows yet, but I guess ATI is open-sourcing, so a lot of niftiness is going to happen.07:13
amias_snow_blind_, not sure , it uses dhcp and the ethernet is the only network device07:13
amias_snow_blind_, if i left click it i get a manual configuration option which is not ticked07:14
aka_youtubeHi07:14
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_snow_blind_amias: I have mine set to manual configuration, i'm guessing this bypasses the auto conf settings and that is why it doesn't show network activity..... just guessing though07:16
amias_snow_blind_, ok will try that , thanks07:17
aka_youtubeAnyone has problems loading XORG with a NVIDIA driver of the latest gutsy updates?07:17
aka_youtubemy xorg wont load... "fails to laod nvidia" driver07:17
_snow_blind_amias: Does it constantly blink or only when there is data transfer occurring?07:17
amias_snow_blind_, there is constant data transfer so it blinks all the time07:18
amiasaka_youtube, nope works fine for me07:18
_snow_blind_amias: constant? why is that?07:18
amias_snow_blind_, playing music off a samba share07:18
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amias_snow_blind_, and talking to you guys07:18
_snow_blind_aka_youtube: what version of the driver are you using?07:19
aka_youtubeamias: weird... I stuck using vesa for now07:19
amiasaka_youtube,  i'm using a MX4000 ( don't laugh )07:19
_snow_blind_you could try installing it maually sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx07:20
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aka_youtube_snow_blind_ I'm using nvidia-glx Version: 1:1.0.9639+2.6.22.4-12.107:21
aka_youtubenvidia-glx is already the newest version.07:22
aka_youtubeso it says...07:22
aka_youtubeit worked before the upgrade...07:22
aka_youtubecould it be the settings in my xorg.conf?07:22
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_snow_blind_aka_youtube: maybe, if you have vesa in there instead of nvidia. try running sudo nvidia-settings and see if you can get it working through there07:23
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aka_youtubeok thanks07:24
aka_youtubeBRB07:24
johnficcamy ekiga doesn't want to stay running, it crshes after like 10 seconds:-(07:25
_snow_blind_amias: still blinking?07:25
johnficcais there a work around?07:25
gnomefreaknot that i have seen yet07:26
gnomefreakjohnficca: the desktop team would know (nest way to find out whats wrong is to file a bug on it at this time, there is alot happening for the next week or so07:27
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Vegaris dhclient supposed to send dhcp requests on eth0 when there's no connection?07:29
Vegarie. no cable in eth007:29
skalI don't know if this info will be of importance to you guys: I have the same wireless problem stated before, but I'm using a RaLink RT2500 (which worked fine before the update+reboot today)07:30
amias_snow_blind_,  yep , doesn't seem to make a difference07:30
skalso it seems not to be intel specific07:30
amias_snow_blind_,  thanks for your help , i've got to go know . I will try and work it out myself and let the channel know if sort it out07:31
amiass/know/now/07:31
johnficcagnomefreak: it is a known bug i was just wondering if there was a quick and dirty work around07:31
_snow_blind_amias: np, good luck :)07:31
gnomefreakjohnficca: not that i have come across sorry07:31
johnficcagnomefreak: thanks anyway07:32
gnomefreakyw07:33
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aka_youtube_snow_blind_ : nvidia-settings gives a few errors, includig this one: ERROR: NV-CONTROL extension not found on this Display.07:47
Amaranthaka_youtube: you using Xgl?07:47
Amaranthaka_youtube: otherwise you aren't using the nvidia driver07:48
aka_youtubesorry I really dont know07:48
aka_youtubeI cant load X if the driver is set to nvidia07:48
aka_youtubeso I set it to vesa to load X07:48
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aka_youtubeAmaranth:are you referring to the package xserver-xgl, because it is not installed on my computer07:50
Amaranthaka_youtube: did you install nvidia-glx?07:50
aka_youtubeAmaranth: yes, and it worked fine untill I ran the update manager this morning07:51
AmaranthWhat video card?07:51
aka_youtubeAmaranth: give me a sec, I think i found something... My card is geforce 7200LE if I remember correectly07:52
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aka_youtubeAmaranth: search me why, but linux-restricted-modules...generic was not installed, that might be my problem...07:53
aka_youtubeI had installed it before, thats weird07:53
aka_youtubeAmaranth: I'll reboot, BRB07:54
_snow_blind_aka_youtube: I think you are on the right track now. That module was in the update07:54
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_snow_blind_ah...crap it's 3:30 am, goodnight again :)07:55
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Daisuke_Laptopjust out of curiosity, i've been installing updates regularly, and desktop effects/compiz is broken (cannot be enabled).  is this a known issue?07:56
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tehkAnyone know why gutsy pushed a 386  kernel for people with the linux-generic package?07:56
XeroDaisuke_Laptop, yes, and they're fixing it as we speak (i think)07:56
Daisuke_Laptopneat, so it wasn't me :)07:57
tehkDaisuke_Laptop, there is a fix on the forums07:57
Daisuke_Laptopthanks for the info, and this is really shaping up to be a nice release07:57
tehksimple command07:57
Daisuke_Laptopokay07:57
XeroDaisuke_Laptop, there's a simple way to fix it but I forgot it.07:57
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XeroIt uses sed. That's all I remember.07:57
Daisuke_Laptopi'm around on irc most of the time, so i thought of here first07:57
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aroonihey folks, can someone take a look at my imwheel.rc file and tell me why i can a) have mouse wheel working in any app but no forward/back buttons ... or b) have forward & back buttons in  firefox, but no mouse wheel in any other app.  my imwheel.rc file is here: http://pastie.caboo.se/99737 ... thanks!07:58
tehkDaisuke_Laptop, sudo sed -i 's/GL_MAX_3D_TEXTURE_SIZE/GL_MAX_TEXTURE_07:58
tehkDaisuke_Laptop, sudo sed -i 's/GL_MAX_3D_TEXTURE_SIZE/GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE/g' /usr/bin/compiz07:59
tehkrather sorry07:59
aka_youtubearooni: are you using the evdev or mouse driver?07:59
Daisuke_Laptopi just found it :)07:59
arooniaka_youtube, evdev07:59
tehkdid anyone else get pushed a i386 kernel?07:59
aka_youtube_snow_blind_ and Amaranth : thanks a lot for your support, I got my card working again!!08:00
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Amaranthtehk: that bug was already fixed08:01
aka_youtubearooni: do you need imwheel?08:01
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arooniaka_youtube, well i think so; i already have it installed and it works as far as i know08:01
aroonibrb08:03
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arooni_aka_youtube, any ideas?08:03
aka_youtubearooni: I looked at your file and Im not quite familair with the format... However, have you looked at this option: about:config08:04
aka_youtubei cant remember the settings name, but it did tell firefox what to do when you click a button...08:04
Daisuke_Laptopthat did not seem to work :\08:06
aka_youtubearooni: something like that: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=2005082114185668808:06
Daisuke_Laptopbut hey, i'll figure something out, it's not like compiz is a necessary part of the OS.08:07
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VousDeuxInstalling VMware was fairly easy with the tarball.08:12
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nedwI upgraded to gutsy and now i get this problem when i use apt: http://pastebin.com/m547f248808:13
gnomefreaknedw: try sudo dpkg --configure -a08:14
gnomefreaknedw: if that doesnt work try sudo apt-get update && sudo dpkg --configure -a08:14
gnomefreaknedw: if that fails to work see if "sudo apt-get -f install" without the ""08:15
gnomefreaknedw: you left off part of error by the looks of it08:15
nedwhmm08:17
nedwtrying them08:17
nedwsudo dpkg --configure -a doesn't work08:17
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nedwneither does sudo apt-get update && sudo dpkg --configure -a08:17
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nedwneither does the last one08:18
nedwthey all display pretty much the same error08:18
nedwi didn't leave anything off08:18
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Daisuke_Laptopfound the solution08:19
Daisuke_Laptopi had to comment out the blacklist entry for the 96508:20
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nedw*cough*08:27
DevideZeroi have download kubuntu tribe 5 7.10 , and when i start the live cd i select "start and install" and the i get something like this alot of times : "error : I\O cache difragment"08:27
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gnomefreakwho was it that had the ekgia crashes?08:30
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crimsun13:25 < johnficca> my ekiga doesn't want to stay running, it crshes after like 10 seconds:-(08:31
gnomefreaknedw: than im not sure other than its not stable maybe try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, if it doesnt work file a bug but sudo apt-get -f install should have fixed it by the looks of it08:31
gnomefreakty crimsun08:32
gnomefreakhes gone already08:32
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nedwgnomefreak: yeah that doesn't work and neither does sudo apt-get -f install, so i'll just file a bug report and wait it out08:35
wattermanDo anyone know how set on tone at start and end system??08:35
gnomefreaknemik: it can be a number of different things as gutsy isnt stable yet. Please file a bug report and attach the stuff you pastebined and attach your /var/log/dist-upgrade/* there should be 3 files in /var/log/dist-upgrade please attach them to the bug report as they give us a good idea on what went wrong and when08:36
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peepsalotdoes gutsy have a kernel with CFS?08:37
DevideZeroi have download kubuntu tribe 5 7.10 , and when i start the live cd i select "start and install" and the i get something like this alot of times : "error : I\O cache difragment"08:37
databuddymm so gutsy seems pretty good now... i was thinking about dumping my feisty for it08:37
databuddyopinions?08:38
databuddyDevideZero you got the livecd version right?08:38
databuddywhat kinda system are u trying to install on?08:38
crimsunpeepsalot: CFS isn't in 2.6.22, which is the base for 7.10's kernel.08:38
databuddyevery time i ran into that i needed to get the alternate08:38
databuddyand then it went fairly painlessly ^^08:38
databuddycrimsun sup o/08:38
peepsalotcrimsun, is it going to eventually be in an official kernel?08:39
databuddyhey hows the upgrading these days from a non-clean install?08:39
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DevideZerodatabuddy , yes08:40
crimsunpeepsalot: it will be in 8.0408:40
crimsundatabuddy: hi08:41
peepsalotargh, so many cool features that aren't going to make it for another six months08:41
crimsuncan't help that.08:42
Tim__I'm running Feisty Fawn. Do you guys have a lot of problems with Gutsy or is it pretty stable?08:43
gnomefreakmore like 12 months :(08:43
wattermanI thing it is stable, but there arent much new functions08:44
gnomefreakwatterman: mostly working on other things but compiz is new and default kind of sort of and most of the under the hood things were worked on, bulletproofX is new as is most of X08:45
crimsunheh, for giggles yesterday, I dist-upgraded dapper to current gutsy directly08:45
gnomefreakcrimsun: ouch08:45
crimsunyeah, it broke rather impressively08:45
gnomefreakdid it fail that bad?08:45
gnomefreakah08:45
gnomefreakexpected08:45
databuddycrimsun that sound fun08:45
databuddylol08:45
databuddyi probably would have tried first updating kernel and08:46
crimsunwhat's even more impressive is that it only takes three commands to fix it08:46
databuddyo hell way too much would be borked08:46
databuddywat???08:46
databuddydo tell?08:46
gnomefreakthats not too bad08:46
gnomefreakcrimsun: were you around for the dpkg failure bug?08:46
databuddyoh does medibuntu work with gutsy repo now?08:46
crimsunyou'll have to use apt-get to dist-upgrade, and then you'll have to use aptitude to complete the dependency resolution (try harder a dozen times)08:47
gnomefreakdatabuddy: most likely not until release but users have gotten it to work a while ago08:47
DevideZerosomeone ?08:47
crimsungnomefreak: yeah08:47
gnomefreakDevideZero: what date did you use?08:47
databuddygnomefreak ok just checking if i need to change that in my source08:47
databuddys08:47
gnomefreakall dailys before yesterday are borked08:47
DevideZerognomefreak , kubuntu gusty live \ install cd tribe 5 on 32bit pc08:48
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databuddyno need for amaranth repo in gutsy rite?08:48
gnomefreakDevideZero: use todays daily cd08:48
gnomefreakdatabuddy: i dont know what he has on it but i would say no08:49
databuddymm does seem to have a section.. bbiab08:49
gnomefreakdatabuddy: the need is per user without knowing what you need and what repo has on it i cant guess08:49
DevideZerognomefreak , im using it , i download it 5 hours ago08:49
databuddygnomefreak lol yeah thats the compiz-fusion repo sorry08:49
databuddyim gonna comment it out for now08:50
databuddyoh yeah and BRING BACK EMERALD-THEMES darn it XD08:50
gnomefreakDevideZero: than wait till mondays the developer was up late last night working on it so i dont know what he got done08:50
gnomefreakdatabuddy: its in gutsy08:50
databuddyalso emerald has mem leak08:50
databuddygnomefreak emerald is or emerald-themes08:50
Amaranthdatabuddy: no08:50
databuddyAmaranth dont need it? ok thanx08:50
gnomefreakemerald and emerald-themes but ermald-themes isnt in gutsy08:50
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Tim__Is gutsy still supposed to be released next month?08:51
gnomefreakpisses me off cause without it emerald doesnt work very well08:51
gnomefreakTim__: mid OCT08:51
gnomefreakTim__: topic links will tell you08:51
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databuddygnomefreak yeah em theme isnt there08:51
databuddythey should at least upload the one from feisty.08:52
databuddyat the very least.08:52
databuddywithout it you dont _need_ emerald08:52
gnomefreakdatabuddy: im not sure whats gonna happen with that08:52
databuddyheliodore or w/e is good enough - the use gtk theme one08:52
gnomefreaki think i filed bug on it08:52
databuddyowell i keep installing the fiesty one and yey08:52
gnomefreaka while ago08:52
databuddyyeah someone tried to tell me its depreciated....08:52
gnomefreakdatabuddy: only grab feistys emeral-themes08:52
wattermanWhy after today update mplayer-mozilla, that plugin doesnt work??:-((08:53
gnomefreakit should work but no promsises08:53
databuddy1113 upgraded, 138 newly installed, 7 to remove and 1 not upgraded.08:53
databuddyNeed to get 962MB of archives.08:53
databuddyAfter unpacking 316MB of additional disk space will be used.08:53
gnomefreakdefine doesnt work?08:53
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databuddygnomefreak works fine08:53
databuddymem leak08:53
gnomefreakyour not fully upgraded it looks08:53
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databuddyno im going from feisty non-clean install to gutsy08:53
gnomefreakdatabuddy: i havent see na  bug on it yet or i would have looked into it08:53
databuddygonna make gutsy my day to day i think08:53
databuddyoh ok i'll file a bug - dunno if its em or em themes - but i noticed that if i do emerald --replace after a few hours the used memory drops considerably08:54
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wattermanwhen i try listen internet radio, it want plugin, and when i choose, mplayerplugin, it write: mplayer-mozilla is installed, sorry for my english, i am from czech republic08:54
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gnomefreakdatabuddy: emerald has mem leak or mplayer?08:55
gnomefreakoh 2 different users08:55
databuddywatterman see if you have any other plugs for mozilla like vlc or totem in also - they can conflict08:55
gnomefreakok let me get caught up here08:55
databuddygnomefreak emerald or emerald themes has the mem leak08:55
databuddyhis mplayer plugin isnt working08:55
gnomefreakdatabuddy: file bug08:55
gnomefreakim re reading atm08:55
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gnomefreakwatterman: its installed but what happens when you use it?08:56
databuddy2% [37 ttf-dejavu-extra 2503155/2657kB 94%]                     86.6kB/s 3h0m35s <<-- grah time to watch anime while i wait >_<08:56
databuddyi should have inserted the gutsy cd lol08:56
gnomefreakwatterman: try another player see if that is issue or not or file a bug and i will be notified of it and take a look at it08:56
gnomefreakits the weekend i already fixed one thing today i should be resting ;)08:57
databuddyo: what did u fix?08:57
gnomefreakcrimsun: feel like acking an upload on revu?08:57
gnomefreakdatabuddy: nspluginwrapper08:57
databuddyo sweet gj08:57
wattermani take screen, wait08:58
crimsungnomefreak: cooking ATM, sorry08:58
gnomefreakcrimsun: nvm asac will upload tromorrow08:58
gnomefreaktomorrow08:58
gnomefreaki gave him the mozilla branch for it08:59
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wattermanhttp://img511.imageshack.us/my.php?image=obrazovka4ar9.png there is screen09:00
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wattermannormal, that radio was playing, but when i install update of mplyer-mozilla, it show this09:02
databuddywatterman what are you trying to install it with there09:02
databuddyeasy ubuntu or something like that?09:02
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wattermansrry, but i dont understand, what easy ubuntu??09:04
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wattermanin that screen I choose mplayer-plugin... and i get that message09:08
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wattermanthat mozilla language is Czech, and it says: I need install plug-in module09:09
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javabugzah09:10
rathelI'm having issues getting amaork to work with mysql I get this error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38281/ and I used this guide: http://mikesubuntu.blogspot.com/2007/09/how-to-set-up-mysql-database-in-amarok.html09:10
rathelShould've used tinurl.. lol wasn't thinking sorry.09:11
javabugzrathel: somehow the password for user amarok is not working09:12
javabugzor that the account amarok was not created09:12
javabugzif you don't use anything else that require rathel09:13
javabugzif you don't use anything else that require mysql09:13
javabugzthen use sqlite09:13
javabugzeasier to deal with09:13
rathelyeah, but sqlite is soo slow though.09:13
javabugzusing the command line09:14
javabugztry to log on to mysql as user amarok09:14
javabugzmysql -u amarok -p09:14
javabugzand then enter the password09:14
javabugzif you can get in than the user/password is working fine09:14
javabugzif not09:14
javabugzyou may want to just drop the database09:15
javabugzand follow the guide again09:15
javabugzmysql -u root -p09:15
javabugzdrop database amarok09:15
javabugz;09:15
rathelIt got in with mysql -u amarok -p09:15
javabugzok..at the mysql prompt09:15
javabugztype "use amarok"09:16
javabugz;09:16
javabugzis mysql and amarok on the same machine?09:16
rathelYes.09:17
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javabugzif you type "ping localhost" at the command line09:17
javabugzdo you get 127.0.0.1 or something else?09:17
rathelit get pings.09:19
javabugzdoes it ping 127.0.0.1 or something else?09:20
rathelYeah it pings.09:21
databuddyhttp://moronland.net/moronia/moron/1046/09:21
rathel127.0.0.109:21
Brucevdkjavabugz: $ host localhost = localhost has address 127.0.0.1 (/etc/hosts = 127.0.0.1 localhost)09:21
javabugzright09:21
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javabugzyou never know09:21
javabugzrathel: i think it has to do with09:22
javabugzthe grant09:22
javabugzlet's try to log on to mysql09:22
javabugzmysql -u root -p09:22
rathelOkay. done that.09:23
javabugzand issue "grant all on amarok.* to amarok@* identified by 'password'09:23
javabugz;09:23
javabugzthis time..you are granting to user amarok@*...from any domain09:23
javabugzas long as you don't modify the mysql default (bind to localhost)...you are ok in term of security09:23
javabugzwhen you are done with the grant09:24
rathelI get the SQL Syntax error doing that.09:24
javabugzgo back into amarok09:24
javabugzyou may need to surround "amarok@*" with quotes09:25
javabugzthe password also needs "" quotes09:25
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rathelokay quotes around amaok@* worked.09:26
javabugztry to reconnect in amarok with the new password09:26
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javabugzand see if it work09:26
rathelSame error.09:26
javabugzFLUSH PRIVILEGES;09:27
javabugzmay need to do that with mysql09:27
Networker_i have a problem with iptables on gutsy, someone can help ?09:28
rathelSill a no go.09:28
javabugzat the prompt, do "mysql -u root -p"09:28
javabugzoops09:28
javabugznot -u root but -u amarok09:28
javabugzonce you are at the prompt09:29
javabugztype "use amarok"09:29
Networker_# iptables -A PREROUTING -s X.X.X.0/255.255.255.0 -p tcp -j DNAT --to-destination X.X.X.X09:29
Networker_give : iptables: No chain/target/match by that name09:29
javabugzdo you get any error?09:30
rathelNo error.09:30
mnemowhat is the keyboard shortcut to minimize all windows on GNOME ??09:30
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javabugzwhat about "select * from collection;"09:31
rathelERROR 1146 (42S02): Table 'amarok.collection' doesn't exist09:32
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javabugzsorry ...try "select * from album;"09:34
javabugzit should find some records09:34
rathelEmpty Set.09:34
javabugzseems the database connection is fine09:35
javabugzid/password is working ok09:35
javabugzi recommend you make a copy of your current amarok config09:35
javabugzand blow it away09:36
rathelOkay.09:36
javabugzand try to launch amarok again09:36
javabugzit will ask you the same info to connect to the db09:36
javabugzas far as I can tell09:36
javabugzthe database connection is there09:36
javabugzthe amarok config is in ~/.kde/share/config/amarokrc09:37
rathelah ... lol I was looking in apps/amarok09:38
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rathelhmm... Maybe I should just stick with sqlite.09:41
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darxhello folks09:42
javabugzrathel: still not working?09:43
darxI need cinelerra, which version should I install from here http://cvs.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php ?09:43
ratheljavabugz, no.09:43
darxthere is a feisty version as well as a native debian one.. And BTW i'm on gutsy09:43
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javabugzsame error?09:43
rathelYes.09:44
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javabugzif you can log on using amarok user at the command prompt09:45
javabugzi have no idea why amarok would not connect with the same user/password09:45
javabugzseems trivial...but are you using the same password?09:46
leperkhan1cinelerra can't record off of my TV card.09:46
leperkhan1nothing can.09:46
javabugzi normally use amarok/amarok as the id/password for the db09:46
rathelI'm going to give it another go from scratch, what would I use to delete everything I did in mysql?09:46
leperkhan1I can watch stuff fine in TVtime, but other than that gutsy has NO TV card support.09:46
javabugzrathel: at the prompt "mysql -u root -p"09:46
javabugzthan at mysql> prompt "drop database amarok;"09:47
darxKDE suck. Crashes numerous time09:47
rathelOkay. now time to scroll up.. lol09:47
javabugzjust type "create database amarok"09:48
javabugz;09:48
javabugzand then the grant09:48
javabugzrathel: sorry I has to run09:48
javabugzgood luck09:49
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ratheljavabugz, Okay, thanks.09:49
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RAdamsIs anyone else having a problem with Pidgin forgetting what plugins you're using? (Gusty Tribe 5 x86)10:06
leperkhan1It keeps rearranging my buddy list.10:06
leperkhan1But other than that it is working well, and remembering my plugins, etc.10:07
RAdamshmm10:07
leperkhan1Gotta love chattin' w/ all the myspace peeps. LOL10:07
RAdamsNever had this problem when I was using Tribe 5 amd6410:07
RAdamshow odd10:07
RAdamsEverytime I quit10:07
leperkhan1ah, I'm on amd64.10:07
leperkhan1:)10:07
RAdamsIt unchecks all my plugins10:07
RAdamsI have to go back and re-check them10:07
RAdamsvery frustrating >.<10:08
leperkhan1It reorganizes my buddy list no matter what I do.  keeps putting people in the wrong groups and such.10:08
leperkhan1you could try #pidgin10:08
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RAdamsThat's strange as well :|10:08
RAdamsomw there10:08
rathelleperkhan1, How well does your MySpaceIM work? mine seems to only add 26 and they10:10
rathel're random.10:10
rathellol stupid enter.10:10
leperkhan1hmmm.10:11
leperkhan1Only have like 6 myspace im buddies so far.... Just warmin' up. :)10:11
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d4rkmonkeyleperkhan1 <--- MYSPACE SUCKS.10:11
rathelleperkhan1, ah okay than. :)10:11
d4rkmonkeyjust pointing that out..10:12
d4rkmonkeyplus we're a bit offtopic now..10:12
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RichieHELP!10:12
leperkhan1d4rkmonkey: That's like, your opinion, man.10:12
Richiei mean Hello10:12
leperkhan1:)10:12
d4rkmonkeyleperkhan1 thats like, fact man :P10:12
jussi01!ask | Richie10:12
RichieUmm...how do i change the keyboard layout?10:12
ubotuRichie: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)10:12
jussi01:)10:12
d4rkmonkeyRichie system>preferences>keyboard10:12
Richieoh i hate that phrase10:12
d4rkmonkeyI think10:12
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Richieright then10:13
Richieproblem number to10:13
Richie2*10:13
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Richiei can only select 640 x 480 as a resolution10:13
Richiehow can do i add more options?10:14
d4rkmonkeyRichie try running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg10:14
d4rkmonkeythan adding all of the resolutions when you get to that part that you know work with your monitor/video card10:14
RichieI buggered the whole thing up trying to get my wireless working on the latest kernel10:14
Richiei know what works with my monitor and gfx cards10:14
d4rkmonkeyRichie either edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file by hand, or do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg10:15
d4rkmonkeyleperkhan1 facebook is much better than myspace, as long as people don't treat it like myspace, cus you keep in touch with real friends, not random internet people.10:15
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mon^rchcompiz + alltray does not work... fyi10:17
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Richieumm10:18
Richiewait ignore that umm..10:18
Richiewell sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt work10:19
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Richiehow do i edit the conf file again to add a res?10:19
TheRepackerHi All. I hosed my kernel this morning by installing Nvidia 100.14.19 , getting random lockups, so I want to use the 9636 driver, but 100.14 has modified the kernel. Anyone know how to get the older unmodified kernel back?10:20
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IntuitiveNippleTheRepacker: remove the 100.14.19 nvidia kernel module and then do "sudo depmod -a" to update dependencies, should stop it loading pretty conclusively10:22
TheRepackerRoger, the system has been working great since tribe 2 with 9636, and I knew 100.11 have problems I should have waited to see if anyone else had problems first.10:24
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c01100011best way to upgrade to gutsy is to change everything in my sources.list ?10:31
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Aondoc01100011  no the update-manager -d is your best bet10:32
c01100011-d flag is ?10:33
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c01100011dist upgrade10:33
c01100011?10:33
finalbeta--help10:34
Vegarhow can I make the update manager not update packages I have built myself?10:34
Vegaror rather, rebuilt10:34
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RichieTHANK YOU DARKMONKEY!10:35
finalbetaThose should not have been installed to the standard locations, so that shouldn't be a problem.10:35
gnomefreak-d is development10:36
finalbetaIf you have done that, and you upgrade, things could go badly.10:36
Vegarfinalbeta: was that for me?10:36
finalbetaVegar: yes10:36
VegarI have rebuilt the .debs10:36
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gnomefreakwith higher versions10:36
Vegarnow update manager and apt wants to download new debs10:36
Vegarversions are the same10:36
gnomefreakthats right10:37
gnomefreakVegar: its replacing yours with official packages there are changes and im assuming its because of the #ubuntu# that is causing it10:37
gnomefreakto be higher than yours10:37
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Vegarright10:38
Vegarwell, how do I prevent them from being upgraded?10:39
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gnomefreakyou need to pin it but normally not a good idea since ubuntu made thier own changes to the package10:39
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gnomefreak!pinning10:39
ubotupinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto10:39
Vegargnomefreak: I rebuilt from the ubuntu sources10:40
gnomefreakthere should be an option for something like it in synaptic afaik10:40
Vegarsynaptic settings doesn't affect apt10:41
gnomefreakVegar: than you should have bumped the number10:41
gnomefreakVegar: it should10:41
gnomefreakit very much should since synaptic is using apt10:41
gnomefreaksynaptic == graphical interface to apt/dpkg nothing more nothing less10:42
Vegaryes, but the pinning thing in synaptic doesn't prevent a manual apt-get upgrade from upgrading the package10:42
gnomefreakit *should* not saying it does as the packages i build are always higher than ubuntus version unless im packaging it for ubuntu10:43
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Richiecan anyone tell me what lirc_gpio is?10:43
rathelI've been having issues with firefox and it's security component dialog.10:43
gnomefreakRichie: lirc is for remotes10:43
gnomefreakrathel: describe problem and what version10:43
gnomefreakRichie: its not in the repos under that name10:44
Richiegnome: cause its in my restricted drivers under that name.10:44
gnomefreakRichie: you might ask from the place you got it10:44
gnomefreakRichie: show doesnt find it10:44
VegarOk10:45
VegarI'll try pinning10:45
gnomefreakso i would say you didnt get it from repos as show shows the source package10:45
gnomefreakRichie: but either way its a remote control something10:45
Richiegnome: thats wierd..cause i got nothing like that on my laptop10:47
rathelgnomefreak, I get this error: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Could_not_initialize_the_browser_security_component , I can temporary fix it by using safe mode to diasble extensions then I can enable them again it'll be be good sometime before it'll do it again.10:48
darrend__I've lost the panel applet tht shows networks (wireless) and allows switching between them.  How do I get it back?  I don't see it in the "Add to panel..." dialog10:48
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gnomefreakrathel: what version?10:48
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gnomefreakrathel: i think we takled about this the other day10:49
gnomefreaknot me and you but us (ubuntu-mozilla devel)10:50
rathelgnomefreak, 2.0.0.610:50
rathelah okay.10:50
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gnomefreakill find out monday the next ff push and what it will be, it will not happen till nextweekend or the following week10:51
rathelThat's fine, I just thought it was strange recently it's been happening alot.10:52
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rathelI think it's the session saver thing, it's the only thing I turned on recently. I'll turn it off and see if it still does it.10:53
gnomefreakrathel: let me know if it happens a week after beta release10:53
Balaams_MiracleSince a few updates ago, nothing except for fstab gets automatically mounted in Gnome anymore. I'm specifically talking about USB sticks and CDs/DVDs.10:53
gnomefreakrathel: it sounds like an extension issue10:53
gnomefreakrathel: safe-mode diables all extensions thats why you dont see it when you use safe-mode10:54
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gnomefreakBalaams_Miracle: that would nee dto be in bug format10:54
gnomefreakneed to10:54
gnomefreakBalaams_Miracle: nothing we can do for the next week or week and half10:54
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rathelgnomefreak, Yeah, but didn't do anything with my extensions infact I uninstalled most of them.. lol It's just started after I turned on the "Continue from Last Session" thing in the preferences.10:55
underwatercowAfter Gutsy releases, is there a way to start receiving updates for the next release?10:55
Balaams_Miraclegnomefreak: okay, i could file a bugreport, but i was wondering if this was a known issue, or perhaps that some config file is corrupted10:55
IntuitiveNippleBalaams_Miracle: one or two others have mentioned it, but we've not been able to reproduce it10:56
gnomefreakrathel: uninstall all of them than see if it gets better if not than change that setting back and see. but either way nothing we can do about user modifications10:56
IntuitiveNippleFile a bug report if you can't find similar to it10:56
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rathelgnomefreak, Yeah I know, I just brought it up to see what ya'll had to say. that's all. :)10:57
jrblHi.  Can anyone suggest why I wouldn't be able to log into a regular GNOME session, but only Failsafe?10:57
Balaams_MiracleIntuitiveNipple: what package would be responsible for automounting removable devices?10:57
IntuitiveNipplegnome-mount10:58
jrblWhen I try to log in regular, it just pops up a dialogue box saying that my session lasted less than 10 seconds - which is sort of obvious, and not very helpful.10:58
gnomefreakrathel: as a mozilla maintainer i can say that there is a reason why we dont ship all prefferences, its not a oh hell lets make people mad by not turning this on by default10:58
jrblIt doesn't drop anything in /var/crash, and I can't make heads or tails of the stuff in .xsession-errors.10:58
gnomefreakalthough sometimes i wish it was ;)10:58
Balaams_MiracleIntuitiveNipple: thanks, i'll go and see if i can mess with something to aleviate the probs10:59
gnomefreakjrbl: thats cool i never got error like that ;) file a bug with your logs including /var/log/xorg.0.log10:59
jrblOk.11:00
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gnomefreakjrbl: we are going through alot of X changes and bugs since the stink everyone made about getting 7.3 in we had no plan on it since we migrated changes to 7.2 but bryce did upgrade it :(11:00
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jrblOk.11:01
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rathel_...11:03
jrblFilling it out now.11:04
rathel_lol I think my Gutsy crashed hard, can't do anything :X.11:05
gnomefreakrathel: turn off compiz11:06
rathel_gnomefreak, I don't use compiz or XGL, xgl uses up way to much cpu.11:06
gnomefreakrathel_: what video cad?11:06
gnomefreakcard?11:06
rathel_9700.11:07
rathel_Radeon.11:07
gnomefreakok good11:07
rathel_XGL and Compiz worked great on 7.04.11:07
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gnomefreakthan something is really wrong if it crashed i havent had gnome crash yet (i was on gutsy before feisty release11:07
gnomefreakrathel_: i think need for XGl is finally gone11:08
jrblbbiam; going to generate the bug again so I can get exact texts11:08
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rathel_Well.. I wasn't using either with my computer crashed.11:08
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gnomefreakrathel_: gnome?11:08
CaBlGuYso, hows it comin?  doin good??11:08
gnomefreakrathel_: what do you see in /var/crash?11:08
gnomefreakCaBlGuY: busy11:08
CaBlGuYahh11:08
CaBlGuYstill lots to do yet?11:09
rathel_gnomefreak, my computer is still booting, I'm using a different comp.11:09
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gnomefreakCaBlGuY: we are frozen for the next week or so, only important updates will be pushed for beta111:09
CaBlGuYwow..11:09
gnomefreakCaBlGuY: still alot if issues due to adding late in cycle11:10
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CaBlGuYwell, as long as it's right when it comes out..  that's the man thing..11:10
gnomefreakbut this week since i did what i needed to is just gonna be fixing bugs and waiting for thaw11:10
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gnomefreakCaBlGuY: hard to say someone in here is crashing gnome11:11
gnomefreakCaBlGuY: others cant boot11:11
CaBlGuYwow..  I've never seen Gnome crash..11:11
gnomefreakCaBlGuY: others have few issues11:11
gnomefreakCaBlGuY: me neither11:11
gnomefreakits X crashing if i had to guess without seeing logs11:11
CaBlGuYbut, still, it's good to see it now and not on the actual distro..11:11
gnomefreak.me thinks X is still way off from stable but thats my opinion11:12
CaBlGuYI had some issues when I tried to upgrade fomr edgy to Fiesty with Xcrashing or not even starting up..  it was wierd..11:12
CaBlGuY*from11:12
rathelgnomefreak, this is what is in /var/crash http://pastebin.com/d55f3f8f611:12
gnomefreakyes that is either X or gtk2 im gonna say X11:13
gnomefreakagain i cant see in them11:13
gnomefreakrathel: look in home dir for a nautilus crash file11:13
gnomefreakyes i know it shouldnt go there but it still does :)11:13
gnomefreakmight be fixed with latest kernel11:14
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gnomefreakbrb going for smoke11:14
rathelgnomefreak, I don't see a nautilus crash file.11:14
gnomefreakgood11:14
gnomefreakrathel: are those all new?11:14
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gnomefreakyes im trying to go for one. if they arnt all new than rm all of them and try to crash it again see what logs you get.11:15
rathelgnomefreak, No, a day old.11:15
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darrendanyone know how to stop gnome-screensaver interfering with games being played fullscreen? (ie it keeps trying to blank the screen and lock it during play)11:25
jrblTurn it off?11:25
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pkernCould someone please point me to -dbgsym for gutsy? (No browser here, console only.)11:25
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pkernPriceChild: Could you please do me a favour and lookup the apt source for -dbgsym/gutsy for me?11:29
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PriceChildlookup the apt source?11:30
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pkern*cough*11:30
asabilhi all11:31
asabildid anyone take a look at bug 102818 ?11:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102818 in ubuntu "macbook volume control doesn't work" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10281811:31
PriceChildpkern, what do you mean?11:31
pkernGot it. Bah.11:32
pkernWhyever the w3m on Ubuntu did not like the Wiki, the server did.11:32
geserpkern: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/ddebs gutsy main universe11:35
pkerngeser: Thanks.11:35
PriceChildRight so you wanted the repository holding the gutsy -dbgsym packages...11:36
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rohanif i nominate a bug for gutsy, does it mean someone needs to approve it first ?11:40
rohanhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/109882/11:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 109882 in fedora "Headphone automute not working" [Unknown,Confirmed] 11:40
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strabeshow do I tell what upgrades do?11:41
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rohani don't know the issue is strange because it's already been fixed upstream but not in gutsy yet .. !!11:41
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strabeslike i'd like to know what the new fglrx released today does11:41
rohanstrabes: reading the changelog for that package ?11:41
strabesrohan: how do i do taht?11:41
strabesi mean, how do I access it11:41
chrissturmhey guys, where can i see what hotkeys compiz has defined?11:41
Blackgothin the manpage?11:42
rohanstrabes: simple way i know is packages.ubuntu.com/packagename and download the changelog from there, at the bottom11:42
rohancrimsun: are you around ?11:43
Vegaris pidgin supposed to crash a lot?11:44
rohanno11:44
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tarheelcoxnanybody with a thinkpad around?11:45
tarheelcoxnwould need to be one with a radeon 7500 graphics card11:45
tarheelcoxnneed somebody to help me confirm bug 14160911:45
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141609 in xorg "startx fails with vesa, ati on T41 with Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] " [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14160911:45
Vegartarheelcoxn: I have one11:48
Vegaroh11:48
Vegarnvidia graphics11:48
tarheelcoxnVegar: thanks anyway11:49
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HyperCityi'm tryng to compile a plugin for gimp 2.3 but i get this Package gimp-2.0 was not found in the pkg-config search path. what is the sintax for the makefile?12:05
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mariaanyone feel like helping me turn on desktop effects12:17
mariawhen i click on enable it says cannot, but im pretty sure 3d acceleration is working since t he restricted nvidia driver automatically installed12:18
xero936442.12:19
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bjwebbhi12:21
=== bjwebb can't seem to find ff in gutsy repos
bjwebbhow do i update from tribe 5 to latest build?12:23
mariasudo apt-get dist-upgrade ?12:23
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bjwebbmaria: proably, but its not doing anything :S12:23
Vegardist-upgrade is just like a normal upgrade with special conflicts solving12:23
bjwebbVegar: ahh, so do i need some flags?12:24
mariabjwebb : stupid question but did you update first12:24
maria?12:24
theCoredoes anyone else has remarked that PNG icons in Gutsy look blurry?12:24
Vegarbjwebb: no12:24
bjwebbmaria: no12:24
bjwebband i know about update command12:24
Vegarbjwebb: AFAIK, the software updater should keep you up to date12:24
bjwebbno wonder i couldn't find ff12:24
mariasudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade12:24
bjwebbmaria: i know :S12:25
mariaoh12:25
mariaim new to this so i have no idea12:25
mariai;ve only had ubuntu a couple of months12:25
bjwebbwhat were you using before?12:25
mariawindows12:26
bjwebb:O12:26
mariabut i really want mythtv for my living room so im trying to learn slowly12:26
bjwebbive only been using *buntu for a few months too actually12:26
marianow im trying to get desktop effects enabled12:27
mariabut im using an old pc12:27
bjwebboh12:27
mariap4 1.6 with a old legacy nvidia card12:27
mariaim not quite sure if itll even handle it12:27
mariai think its a riva tnt212:28
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mariaits agp at least12:28
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bjwebbwhatll happen if i end a dist upgrade?12:44
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databuddyi'm happy to report successful upgrade from feisty 32bit x86 to same gutsy via changing sources went really smooth!12:47
databuddyand very nonstandard install too :>12:47
Xerodatabuddy, congrats,12:49
databuddy^_^ ty!!12:49
bjwebbwill it confuse it completely if i end an upgrade part way through?12:49
bjwebbits gutsy tibe 5 to latest gutsy packages rather than feisty to gutsy12:50
Picibjwebb: Its not a good idea to stop any package installation in the middle12:54
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VousDeuxIn Ubuntu, how can I change the default repeat rate for keyboard. I changed it on the System menu, but that only seems to apply after I logon.12:55
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Balaams_MiracleParon my ignorance, but how come NetworkManager adds new HAL devices on my system?12:56
tekhawkstatus on nvidia kernal mod?12:56
Balaams_MiracleThe HAL devices in question are USB devices, CD/DVD stations, etc...12:57
VorboteBalaams_Miracle: you are making the wrong connection. Those devices are added by udev+dbus12:58
Balaams_MiracleVorbote: How else should i read the following line from my syslog?: Sep 23 00:52:46 balaam-desktop NetworkManager: <debug> [1190501566.576734]  nm_hal_device_added(): New device added (hal udi is '/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_empty_cd_rw').12:59
VorboteThat's because Network Manager is listening to the dbus port and logging more than pertains to itself.12:59
VorboteA bug, obviously.12:59
Balaams_MiracleVorbote: Ah, that explains a lot then01:00
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VorboteThose events are sent by hal through dbus and caught by client apps, like gnomevfs for example.01:00
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Balaams_MiracleI was just about to ask if uninstalling NM would cripple HAL, but you've already answered that question :-)01:01
Vorboteand from there to gnome-mount if it is a removable device you have in automount mode.01:01
VorboteYup, the other way around would be baaad thogh.01:02
Vorbotethough01:02
Balaams_MiracleMan, there is so much still to learn for me :-)01:02
Vorbote:-P01:03
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VorboteBut, yes, today we are married to udev+hal+dbus till deatch do up part. That's what allows the desktop environments (GNOME, KDE, XFCE) to do magic with hardware.01:03
Balaams_MiracleGotta say that i love hal+udev+dbus (HUD?). Years ago, i tried my hands on RedHat 6, but back then, Linux wasn't very friendly towards those that were used to the ease of use of Windows.01:05
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Balaams_MiracleI've made the switch this last december and although i've sort of got my bearings, i am now trying to understand Linux. Like what makes Linux do what.01:08
Balaams_MiracleEvery day is an adventure :-)01:08
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VorboteDefinitely. I myself I'm having fun implementing SELinux in Debian (it can be done in Ubuntu too, but with AppArmor, I want to compare both).01:11
javabugzhas anyone been able to get mplayer to work with dvd menu?01:12
javabugzseems that dvdnav:// does not work01:12
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