shirish | does anybody else have problems installing git-core new version? | 03:09 |
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pwnguin | yes | 03:14 |
pwnguin | i already filed a bug | 03:14 |
Hobbsee | bug #? | 03:15 |
pwnguin | 164167 | 03:15 |
Hobbsee | bug 164167 | 03:16 |
ubotu | Launchpad bug 164167 in git-core "git-core fails to install" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/164167 | 03:16 |
Hobbsee | nice | 03:16 |
pwnguin | i guess nobody wants ownership of git | 03:17 |
pwnguin | or perhaps the recommended way to use git is to get git to get itself | 03:17 |
shirish | pwnguin: confirmed it | 03:18 |
Hobbsee | ah yes, debian knows about it | 03:18 |
Hobbsee | those packages are all directly synced from debian | 03:18 |
Hobbsee | looks like it only broke yesterday. they should fix it | 03:22 |
pwnguin | probably | 03:23 |
pwnguin | but how do the kernel people get along? | 03:23 |
pwnguin | what's the deal with jmicron IDE? | 03:33 |
pwnguin | my roommate has utterly failed at ubuntu | 03:33 |
RAOF | At one point the deal was that the chipset didn't actually have integrated IDE, and there was no support for the tacked-on IDE controller. Is this still a problem with {Gutsy, Hardy} though? | 03:34 |
pwnguin | we install it, and then reboot and grub errors | 03:34 |
pwnguin | theres probably like eight errors hiding in here | 03:34 |
pwnguin | he wants ubuntu on an ide drive and vista on sata | 03:34 |
pwnguin | its def a problem for gutsy | 03:35 |
pwnguin | the chipset has to have IDE, as thats the only reason its on the mobo | 03:36 |
RAOF | Ooooh. Sounds tricky. | 03:36 |
pwnguin | he made it work before | 03:36 |
pwnguin | but now grub just gives error 25 on boot | 03:36 |
* RAOF is clueless | 03:37 | |
pwnguin | the forums all have workarounds for cd drives on ide | 03:38 |
pwnguin | which is good i guess, if you have an ide cdrom | 03:38 |
pwnguin | its possible that grub doesn't suppor jmicron | 03:38 |
pwnguin | as it only recieved linux support in like 2.6.17 | 03:39 |
RAOF | Surely grub doesn't *have* to support jmicron. It's the bios that does? | 03:39 |
pwnguin | got me | 03:40 |
pwnguin | theres lots of "set the mode to ahci" or something | 03:40 |
pwnguin | no such setting | 03:40 |
* shirish remembers lot of hue & cry about Jmicron during Gutsy's time. | 03:40 | |
pwnguin | RAOF: note that jmicron IS the tacked on IDE | 03:41 |
RAOF | Yeah. | 03:41 |
pwnguin | i havent put the drive into my computer, but i think it actually installed ok | 03:41 |
pwnguin | theres clearly partitions set up | 03:41 |
RAOF | :) | 03:41 |
pwnguin | i had a talk with ompaul about it | 03:41 |
pwnguin | i should probably just reread it / hit him up | 03:42 |
shirish | https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/81596 which talks about the JMicron chip | 03:45 |
ubotu | Launchpad bug 81596 in linux-source-2.6.20 "Feisty Herd 4 does not boot on ASUS P5W DH Deluxe" [Medium,Incomplete] | 03:45 |
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cps1966 | !kde4 | 04:56 |
ubotu | KDE 4 is the next major release of the K Desktop Environment. For more information see <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDE_4>. The Release Schedule is available at http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.0_Release_Schedule. Beta 3 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-beta3.php | 04:56 |
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alon_ | Amaranth: Remember my font problem? It isn't a font problem, it's a driver problem - when I switch to vesa in xorg.conf it goes away. So fontconfig is fine, it's something with the driver. | 09:49 |
Amaranth | fun | 09:49 |
alon_ | :) | 09:49 |
pwnguin | which driver are you normally using? | 09:58 |
alon_ | pwnguin: I usually use "intel". After hardy upgrade it gave me the described problems. Switching to vesa is ok (but then I don't have accel or dual screen). And now "intel" just hangs. Currently apt-geting the dbg driver to get a better call stack. | 10:13 |
Hobbsee | alon_: current -intel wont be fixed for a while | 10:29 |
Hobbsee | they're going to get the kernel for the new stuff in, and then the new intel driver, then look for regressoins | 10:29 |
alon_ | Hobbsee: stack showes it isn't stuck in intel, but in xserver - specifically probing for modes. It seems to not like my preferred mode some how (I have it set to 1440x900). This is the bottom most (unless you count libc):../../../../hw/xfree86/modes/xf86Crtc.c:1406. I have the sources - it is a loop going through the modes. It seems to be endless for some reason (bad next pointers?) | 10:38 |
Hobbsee | no idea | 10:39 |
alon_ | Hobbsee: of course it doesn't get stuck when using vesa driver, so naturally it has something to do with the intel driver. I have no idea either - I'm going to use vesa for now. | 10:39 |
Hobbsee | true | 10:39 |
* Hobbsee just hasnt upgraded -intel | 10:39 | |
alon_ | Hobbsee: you think I can downgrade it without having a problem with the newer X packages all around? | 10:40 |
Hobbsee | this is the feisty version of -intel :) | 10:42 |
Hobbsee | well, built for gutsy | 10:42 |
alon_ | Hobbsee: I have to confess I haven't actually downgraded a package, so I'll have to go read some docs. I'll do it later.. | 10:43 |
alon_ | Hobbsee: removing PreferredMode solved the infinite loop problem. | 11:28 |
alon_ | Hobbsee: well, problem solved, sorta - NoAccel makes it ok again. So I guess fontconfig does something that is accelerated, while enlightenment e17 and xterm (and yudit) don't. Now I can patiently wait for someone to fix this. | 11:57 |
alon_ | maybe I should be reporting this to the intel guys? | 11:57 |
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silent | does anyone know how to mount ntfs-3g in fstab giving users permission to mount? 'users' isn't working | 18:28 |
stdin | silent: users,noauto ? | 18:38 |
silent | stdin, current entry | 18:52 |
silent | UUID=791F09DC27F6580D /win ntfs-3g nls=utf8,users,noauto,exec,umask=000,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0 | 18:52 |
silent | Error opening partition device: Permission denied | 18:54 |
silent | Failed to mount '/dev/sda1': Permission denied | 18:54 |
pwnguin | is it users or user? | 18:54 |
pwnguin | oh | 18:55 |
pwnguin | silent: what groups is your user in? | 18:55 |
pwnguin | ntfs3g is a fuse FS, so you need access to the fuse device | 18:56 |
silent | pwnguin, 1000 | 18:56 |
pwnguin | what? | 18:56 |
pwnguin | group*s* | 18:56 |
silent | user is silent in group silent | 18:56 |
pwnguin | need moar groups | 18:56 |
silent | k this will take a while | 18:57 |
pwnguin | just bring up a terminal and run "groups" | 18:57 |
silent | uid=1000(silent) gid=1000(silent) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),25(floppy),29(audio),30(dip),44(video),46(plugdev),104(scanner),108(lpadmin),110(admin),115(netdev),117(powerdev),1000(silent) | 18:57 |
pwnguin | add user silent to the group fuse | 18:58 |
silent | how? I've never added users to groups before | 18:58 |
pwnguin | just use the gui | 18:58 |
pwnguin | hit users&groups then go to the properties of your user | 19:00 |
silent | I'm in the gui, I can manage groups but I dont see any option to add groups | 19:00 |
pwnguin | hmm | 19:00 |
silent | k I'm on the account tab | 19:00 |
pwnguin | user privledges | 19:01 |
pwnguin | "allow use of fuse devices like LTSP thin..." | 19:01 |
pwnguin | if it's not there we need to add it | 19:01 |
silent | its there | 19:01 |
silent | I'll try mounting now | 19:01 |
silent | permission denied | 19:02 |
pwnguin | truth be told ive not set up ntfs-3g | 19:03 |
silent | this skin is messing with me, I cant tell which options are enabled and which arent | 19:04 |
pwnguin | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions/ThirdPartyNTFS3G | 19:04 |
pwnguin | which skin? | 19:04 |
silent | custom theme | 19:04 |
pwnguin | hmm | 19:05 |
silent | changed it | 19:05 |
silent | now i have check marks in bullets | 19:06 |
pwnguin | does /var/log/messages or /var/log/dmesg contain any information on what went wrong? | 19:06 |
silent | doesnt look like it | 19:07 |
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bardyr | !info linux-image-generic | 21:46 |
ubotu | linux-image-generic: Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.22.14.21 (gutsy), package size 24 kB, installed size 52 kB | 21:46 |
bardyr | hey btw :) | 21:47 |
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theunixgeek | Hello. I'm following the osdev Bare Bones tutorial for writing a simple kernel. http://www.osdev.org/wiki/Bare_bones I'm a complete noob at this, so please don't assume I know all the terminology you guys do. I'd like to be able to boot the kernel shown in the tutorial in either Bochs or QEMU. How would I go about this? | 22:20 |
knix | thomax: What does this have to do with ubuntu? | 22:46 |
knix | ignore that :) | 22:46 |
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