yogi | when will kernel+modules 2.6.24 land in hardy archives? | 01:52 |
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yogi | I see the kernel, but no corresponding linux-ubuntu-modules package | 01:52 |
mohkohn | Is anyone using virtualbox-ose with the 2.6.24 kernel? | 02:04 |
jkimball4 | how does one fix stuff which is normally found in xorg.conf if it no longer exists? | 02:12 |
mohkohn | Is anyone using virtualbox-ose with the 2.6.24 kernel? | 02:16 |
mohkohn | Is anyone using virtualbox-ose with the 2.6.24 kernel? | 02:39 |
mohkohn | does Hardy have a new virtualbox-ose package to match the new kernel? | 03:01 |
DrUnKnMuNkY | anyone else had problems with openoffice? mine decided to remove itself when i was updating packages on apt. seems to conflict with the newest version of libhsqldb-java | 03:30 |
mohkohn | http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Screenshots | 03:45 |
mohkohn | oops sorry. wrong window! | 03:45 |
jkimball4 | how do I change xorg.conf settings without an xorg.conf being available? | 03:49 |
vorian | jkimball4, what do you mean by not available? | 04:02 |
nomasteryoda | vorian, he means "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 04:04 |
nomasteryoda | is returning a not installed | 04:04 |
nomasteryoda | i've seen that before | 04:04 |
vorian | ah | 04:04 |
nomasteryoda | that is my best guess | 04:04 |
jkimball4 | vorian: in /etc/X11 there isn't an xorg.conf file | 04:06 |
jkimball4 | haven't tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 04:06 |
vorian | yah, give that a shot :) | 04:06 |
jkimball4 | it doesn't return a message about not being installed. it wants to detect stuff. | 04:07 |
jkimball4 | I just want to stick some touchpad options in xorg.conf--not go through the whole spiel | 04:07 |
jkimball4 | vorian, nomasteryoda: any ideas aside from going through the reconfigure process? | 04:09 |
nomasteryoda | jkimball4, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg? | 04:09 |
jkimball4 | 'tis already installed. this is a fresh install w/ updates of hardy | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | then it might work | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | right | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | that is a dev version | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | see the topic? | 04:10 |
jkimball4 | well, yes, this is #ubuntu+1 | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | k | 04:10 |
jkimball4 | so there is supposed to be an xorg.conf, just this particular revision doesn't have it. sound right? | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | i would query apt-cache for xserver | 04:10 |
nomasteryoda | and install the one closest to your hardware | 04:11 |
nomasteryoda | like -intel i have to use | 04:11 |
nomasteryoda | ya in fact, the Gutsy can work without one | 04:11 |
nomasteryoda | from what I hear | 04:11 |
nomasteryoda | its "unbreakable" X | 04:11 |
nomasteryoda | but that is not exactly the right name | 04:12 |
Dr_willis | bullet-proof X | 04:13 |
Dr_willis | ? | 04:13 |
Twigman | Hi Guys | 05:22 |
Twigman | Is there a problem with the openoffice packages at the moment? | 05:22 |
Twigman | I've only got 2.3.0 in any repo I look at, and it conflicts with libhsqldb-java 1.8.0.9-2 | 05:23 |
DanaG | Hmm, apt-zeroconf doesn't want to work on a new Hardy upgrade. | 06:41 |
DanaG | NO module named aptzeroconf. | 06:42 |
DanaG | or "unable to guess signature from an empty list" | 06:43 |
DanaG | Oh, and what are the default permissions on /var/crash? | 06:44 |
Hobbsee | sarah@LongPointyStick:~% ls -la /var/crash 5:46PM | 06:46 |
Hobbsee | total 8560 | 06:46 |
Hobbsee | drwxrwxrwt 2 root root 4096 2007-12-12 22:36 . | 06:46 |
Hobbsee | drwxr-xr-x 15 root root 4096 2007-10-16 09:31 .. | 06:46 |
Hobbsee | -rw------- 1 sarah sarah 8737640 2007-12-08 01:02 _usr_lib_thunderbird_thunderbird-bin.1000.crash | 06:46 |
Hobbsee | DanaG: ^ | 06:46 |
DanaG | Thanks. | 06:47 |
DanaG | How do you chmod to get the 't'? | 06:47 |
DanaG | oh, +t | 06:48 |
DanaG | silly me. | 06:48 |
* Hobbsee wonders why her printer insists on printing letter-sized printouts | 06:51 | |
DanaG | Now if only I could figure out why apt-zeroconf doesn't work. | 06:53 |
DanaG | It installs only to python2.4 site-packages, but even if I run it with python2.4, it gets the other error. | 06:53 |
DanaG | Yet it works on my other system, somehow. | 06:57 |
DanaG | Aaaah: the working one has apt-zeroconf 0.3rc4. | 07:02 |
DanaG | The broken is 0.4. | 07:02 |
DanaG | Aaah, aoarnir us aksi bkicjubg ut,' | 07:17 |
DanaG | gaack, typing blind. | 07:17 |
DanaG | I meant to say, | 07:17 |
DanaG | Aaah, AppArmor is blocking it. | 07:17 |
DanaG | And my newer laptop (that has had Hardy for longer) doesn't have that installed. | 07:20 |
DanaG | Once apt-zeroconf becomes packaged, I guess I'll file a bug report then. | 07:24 |
DanaG | Oh yeah, the old laptop has bad blocks that it sometimes stalls on; how do you get the system to relocate data out of those bad blocks? | 07:38 |
Twigman | Hey DanaG: Do you have the same problem as me with openoffice at the moment? I can't install it because of broken packages. Still only have 2.3.0 in the repos.. | 07:44 |
DanaG | Hmm, I'll look again at that system. | 07:47 |
DanaG | But I really need to do a badblocks check on that hard drive -- but I can't ever unmount the root! | 07:51 |
Twigman | hehehe | 07:52 |
Twigman | you can't run badblocks with root readony? | 07:52 |
Twigman | ie.. mount -o remount / | 07:52 |
DanaG | I'll try that | 07:52 |
Twigman | btw.. relocating data should just happen with fsck I *think* | 07:53 |
Twigman | you'll need to either give it permission, or run 'yes' into it: yes | fsck...... | 07:53 |
Twigman | but only do that if things are so broken that you don't care if you break them more.. | 07:53 |
DanaG | It still says "can cause severe filesystem damage" even when ro. | 07:54 |
DanaG | Eeh, I guess there are two forms of badblock checks: read-only and nondestructive-read-write | 07:55 |
DanaG | The former is runnable while mounted RO. | 07:55 |
Twigman | hmm.. | 07:55 |
Twigman | well.. your kernel will probably get a little annoyed by a filesystem changing that is mounted.. | 07:56 |
Twigman | but: The only other way is to boot off some other media and run fsck from there, or only boot so far. You can pass /bin/bash as your 'init' to grub: init=/bin/bash | 07:57 |
Twigman | then you can do stuff.. but you'll need to mount media with fsck in it.. | 07:57 |
Twigman | and.. make sure you mount proc if you do: mount -t proc /proc /proc | 07:58 |
DanaG | Oh, and for some reason, it's not giving a progress bar. | 07:58 |
Twigman | argh.. I've gotta go.. | 07:59 |
Twigman | if you get a chance to check whether you can install openoffice or not that'd be handy.. | 08:00 |
Twigman | just leave me a message if you do.. | 08:00 |
Twigman | See ya! | 08:00 |
* Twigman is away | 08:00 | |
DanaG | Okay. | 08:00 |
DanaG | Hmm, openoffice upgraded fine for me. | 08:41 |
pvandewyngaerde | i cant see any flash sites anymore | 10:01 |
DrUnKnMuNkY | pvandewyngaerde: i was having trouble with gnash. i got rid of it and i'm only using the nonfree flash player now and everything started working again | 10:02 |
DrUnKnMuNkY | sudo apt-get remove gnash was all i had to do | 10:05 |
pvandewyngaerde | hmm, i could indeed have some gnash issues | 10:08 |
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void^ | it's a little sad how things like bug #27109 are still not fixed in upstream | 14:01 |
ubotu | Launchpad bug 27109 in nautilus "nautilus uses 100% cpu after closing a ssh session" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27109 | 14:01 |
* TuX_Claudiu :: [ amaroK playing Jan Wayne - Because The Night (Highstreet Allstars extended mix) ] :: [ 208kbps ] :: [ 68:28 of 75:32 ] :: | 14:58 | |
theunixgeek | I'm in Ubuntu. I installed all the GNUstep packages, but ProjectCenter.app doesn't launch. What do I do? | 16:27 |
theunixgeek | Hardy Heron :P | 16:27 |
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DanaG | Heh, my CPU is reporting 10 C as its core temperature. | 17:46 |
DanaG | Just woken from suspend, in a cold room. | 17:46 |
DanaG | Room is 65 F. | 17:46 |
rsk | maybe hell froze over | 17:51 |
DanaG | Naah. | 17:51 |
DanaG | Okay.... THAT was random. | 18:07 |
DanaG | PC speaker worked once after resume, but then once I changed my mixer volume, it broke again. | 18:07 |
DanaG | Oh, and I can't seem to move the 'beep' to a different audio device in PulseAudio. | 18:12 |
rsk | maybe it's hardcoded in the module | 18:13 |
DanaG | It seems to be random sometimes. | 18:13 |
DanaG | It doesn't even respect the "Default sink" option | 18:14 |
pvandewyngaerde | anyone else having problems with flash ? | 18:32 |
rsk | yes | 18:32 |
rsk | it's darn slow after the upgrade | 18:32 |
pvandewyngaerde | i dont see anything at all, i am running Kubuntu 64 | 18:33 |
pvandewyngaerde | even the ubuntu install wizard says its allready installed | 18:33 |
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pvandewyngaerde | and in combination with KDE4.svn and FireFox-3.0 i have a totally messed up system | 18:34 |
hwilde | !flash | pvandewyngaerde | 18:38 |
ubotu | pvandewyngaerde: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 18:38 |
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pvandewyngaerde | its a problem with the flashplugin-nonfree package | 18:48 |
rsk | yes | 18:48 |
* Dannilion tries and thinks of a way of wording this bug report so it makes sense | 18:52 | |
pvandewyngaerde | i'll make my own setup in /opt | 18:52 |
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pvandewyngaerde | it has something to do with "error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory " | 19:00 |
albert23 | pvandewyngaerde: you can install libpcre.so.3 and libpcre.so.3.12.1 from the libpcre3 32 bit package in /usr/lib32. I had to do that this morning as well | 19:02 |
DanaG | Okay, KDE4 starts, but it's not very good, in my opinion. | 19:06 |
DanaG | Right-clicking the taskbar toggles whatever's the rightmost button, even if it's not visibly at where you're clicking. | 19:07 |
pvandewyngaerde | its only the beginning of the platform, everything is .0.0 version | 19:07 |
DanaG | And right-clicking anywhere else on the panel does absolutely nothing at all. | 19:07 |
DanaG | And Plasmids have "mystery meat" buttons with no tooltips to tell you what they do. | 19:07 |
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pvandewyngaerde | DanaG: its completely new code @ .0.0.0.0 version, will shape up later, by 4.1 version or so | 19:10 |
DanaG | aah. | 19:10 |
DanaG | Well, for now, I'm logging out and going back into Gnome. | 19:10 |
pvandewyngaerde | i have libpcre 7.4-0ubuntu0.7.10 installed | 19:10 |
DanaG | yay. | 19:12 |
pvandewyngaerde | hmm, its more recent than the one listed on packages.ubuntu.com for hardy | 19:12 |
albert23 | pvandewyngaerde: that will be the 64 bit version. nspluginwrapper needs the 32 bit version | 19:12 |
DanaG | Oh, and I tested apt-zeroconf. Version 0.3~rc4 works, but 0.4 doesn't. | 19:12 |
DanaG | And 0.3~rc4 runs right smack dab into apparmor somehow. | 19:12 |
Dr_willis | !info apt-zeroconf | 19:12 |
ubotu | Package apt-zeroconf does not exist in hardy | 19:13 |
Dr_willis | :) darn it. heh heh | 19:13 |
DanaG | Not packaged for Ubuntu yet. | 19:13 |
hwilde | there is pulseaudio-module-zerocon | 19:15 |
DanaG | http://trac.phidev.info/trac/wiki/AptZeroconf | 19:15 |
DanaG | Oh, and PulseAudio is still not ideal: have you tried streaming audio from one PC to (switching between) different audio devices on a different PC? | 19:16 |
DanaG | http://trac.phidev.info/trac/wiki/AptZeroconf | 19:16 |
DanaG | oops, I already pasted that. | 19:16 |
DanaG | The PulseAudio stream dies when you try to use either of the two systems's "pavucontrol" apps to move the strem. | 19:17 |
DanaG | stream. | 19:17 |
* hwilde blank stare | 19:17 | |
pvandewyngaerde | albert23: thank you very much, it works now | 19:18 |
albert23 | pvandewyngaerde: no problem | 19:18 |
pvandewyngaerde | DanaG: i'm switching to KDE4 now, you wont see me quit or leave because i am running a irssi proxy in screen which i connect to with my GUI irc app | 19:24 |
DanaG | That's an interesting idea. | 19:26 |
pvandewyngaerde | back in kde4 | 19:27 |
pvandewyngaerde | it is indeed, and with a bitlbee session i am also connected to MSN/gmail-IM | 19:27 |
pvandewyngaerde | through IRC | 19:28 |
DanaG | I wonder if I could run that on my dd-wrt router... | 19:29 |
pvandewyngaerde | if you dont want it to log the channels, or if you log remote | 19:30 |
kbrooks | pvandewyngaerde, irssi proxy? | 19:31 |
pvandewyngaerde | yes, irssi connects to the server, and then acts as a server for another client | 19:32 |
DanaG | How do you deal with logging? | 19:32 |
pvandewyngaerde | if you dont want it, turn it of | 19:33 |
DanaG | But I do like logging/ | 19:33 |
DanaG | . | 19:33 |
pvandewyngaerde | well, my GUI client is logging when i am connected | 19:34 |
pvandewyngaerde | i installed the proxy because kde4 was crashing sometimes, and i switch sessions a lot, and i didn't want to flood irc | 19:36 |
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DanaG | ERROR: Kernel configuration is invalid."; | 21:46 |
DanaG | trying to compile virtualbox driver. | 21:46 |
bardyr | DanaG, export CC=gcc-4.1 | 21:47 |
bardyr | or .2 cant remember what compiler is used for the gutsy kernel | 21:47 |
DanaG | Oh yeah, one thing I'd reeeeally like to see: | 22:06 |
DanaG | Try Fedora 8 and notice the time-varying wallpaper. | 22:07 |
DanaG | That's what I'd like to see. It's reeeeally nice. | 22:07 |
DanaG | Oh yeah, fix for vboxdrv: | 22:07 |
DanaG | http://vbox.innotek.de/pipermail/vbox-users/2007-October/002372.html | 22:07 |
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