=== asac_ is now known as asac === DannyZ_ is now known as DannyZ [08:24] The FAQ really doesn't cover how to go about installing Ubuntu-Mobile in a VM, which is i386 architecture. The lpia kernel lacks the pcnet driver that Virtualbox emulates. [08:29] And "mccaslin-lpia' and 'menlow-lpia' are not very descriptive, either. [08:38] Or rather, they may be very descriptive if you look up those terms, but they're not self-defining. [08:38] DanaG: For x86 compatibility, you want to use the mccaslin kernels (I assume you are trying the moblin ones) [08:40] Well, I'm not sure where to start. [08:40] I installed a base ubuntu console system in Virtualbox, and installed the ubuntu-mobile metapackage, but it seems that's not a correct way of doing it. [08:41] But while I was at it, I tried the -ume kernel, and I noticed that it lacks the pcnet32 module needed for the VM's ethernet adapter. [08:41] Is there a specific list somewhere, describing the difference between the -ume and the -generic kernels? [08:42] Oh, and I'm on Hardy, but I could also try it from Gutsy in a VM if that'd make things better. [08:43] DanaG: Gutsy will definitely improve things, Hardy is still a bit raw and the compat version isn't even working. [08:44] DanaG: In Ubuntu, you will find 'lpia' and 'lpiacompat' flavours of the kernel. I guess you know which one to try. [08:44] I am not sure about the pcnet32 though.. let me check. [08:45] Looking in the package manager on the host, the only result for '-lpia' is xen-hypervisor-lpia. [08:46] If possible, I'd like to run the bootstrap without having to do a full Ubuntu install in a VM.... but oh yeah, I already have the base there. I guess I can start the image builder in that system. [08:52] DanaG: Exactly. Run image-creator inside your Gutsy or Hardy system - it should create the needed rootstrap for you [08:54] Aah, I'll have to do that tomorrow when I'm on campus -- 3 megabits at home doesn't cut it, but even WiFi at school (if the servers are fast enough) will work well. [08:58] I'm glad Virtualbox has USB support -- that'll let me hand a 'pegasus'-based USB ethernet adapter to the guest. [09:31] hey seb128 :) [09:32] hey amitk :) [09:32] hello dholbach [09:32] dholbach: Hey Daniel, Happy new year [09:32] to you guys too :) [09:37] oh yeah, dholbach: are you the one who created the 'oransun' theme? (sources.list line: deb http://daniel.holba.ch/art-builder/publish/ ./ ) [09:38] DanaG: no, I'm sorry - it was let me look it up [09:39] Iacopo Masi [09:39] iacopo-masi in Launchpad [09:39] aah. I see, the name confused me. [09:40] Anyway, this Zen metacity theme works well with it: http://jp.bizet.free.fr/themes/gnome.html [10:26] raji: just open a bug and ping me about it ;) [13:56] raji: i plan to do an update of nm-applet tomorrow or so btw. === cprov is now known as cprov-lunch === cprov-lunch is now known as cprov === cprov is now known as cprov-out [22:30] ping bryce, [22:33] yes? [23:35] hi, where can I find the source code for gnome-volume-applet? Is it the same as gnome-volume-manager? [23:36] sorry, wrong channel =)