=== andre____ is now known as andre === andre is now known as andre__ [02:39] hi guys, i was reffered here by someone as a bug i made on launchpad hasnt been addressed, i wondered if someone could take a look for me -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/224424 [03:09] quiet bunch [03:12] sssshhhhh [03:12] hey hwilde [03:14] hwilde, you anygood with wifi bugs? [03:14] i like to fry them up so they're crunchy, then either white or dark chocolate. [03:14] high in protein too if you're an atkinser [03:16] hwilde, would you mind taking a look at this for me -- hi guys, i was reffered here by someone as a bug i made on launchpad hasnt been addressed, i wondered if someone could take a look for me -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/224424 [03:17] damn, wasnt meant to repost the whole post [03:17] Bodsda, it seems like hard problem, the individuals that have the experience and knowledge to help you will probably not be looking in here all the time. I would post on the forums, or wait for a while more here. [03:18] lol cpu spike when using youtube? [03:18] try getting the updates. [03:18] IamReck, ive posted on UF numerous times, and in #ubuntu, bug has been on LP for a while, not even a comment, and i cant even isolate the app/device causing the cpu spikes -- just whatever app is using the internet [03:18] hwilde, updates? [03:18] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mozilla-firefox/+bug/176237 [03:19] hwilde, its not a prob with FF [03:19] !176237 [03:19] where's the bot [03:19] hwilde, thats not my bug, nor anything related, youtube was just an example [03:19] did you reinstall Firefox? [03:21] IamReck, yes plent of times, but apt lags machine, as does xchat/irssi -- anything which uses internet [03:21] plenty* [03:21] I would get rid of network manager [03:21] but that's just a personal thing [03:21] hwilde, how would that help? [03:21] That suggests that it _may_ be a kernel problem, or possibly some form of dns-lookup issue. [03:21] * hwilde stares at Bodsda [03:22] RAOF, classic 'works on windows' so its not dns, and ive changed my dns's no joy, ive even tried windows driver with ndiswrapper to no avail [03:23] why don't you try different wifi hardware [03:23] Other options include: something in your stack doesn't like ip6 lookups. Or... [03:23] specifically chipsets [03:23] hwilde: That would be most helpful, yes, but presumably Bodsda doesn't actually have access to a wide range of wifi hardware :) [03:23] hwilde, because im skint [03:24] ipv6 is disabled in FF [03:24] Bodsda, do you have the same issue when you use a live cd? [03:24] But you said it WAS working before? Go back to that point and then wait for updates [03:24] maybe some weird install/cd defect [03:25] IamReck, yes [03:25] hwilde, i never said that [03:25] Bodsda, so it never worked? [03:25] same problem on a Live CD? [03:25] hwilde, worked yes, problem free no [03:25] IamReck, yes [03:25] freaky. [03:25] pray for updates or buy supported hardware :/ [03:26] what hardware do you have? [03:26] Belkin F5D7050 usb dongle [03:26] hwilde, i have no money, buying stuff is not an option [03:26] You might want to follow the top part of this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies , and move the bug to the appropriate kernel package. [03:27] You running Ubuntu off a USB driver? [03:27] RAOF, apropriate kernel? -16 & -19 ? [03:27] USB key [03:27] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Belkin_F5D7050_ver_4000_(ZyDas_zd1211b_driver) [03:27] damn google is smart [03:27] hwilde, wrong version [03:27] Bodsda: linux-source-2.6.24 is going to be the right package methinks. [03:27] it uses the rt73 chipset [03:27] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Belkin_F5D7050_ver_3000_(Ralink_rt73_driver) [03:27] blam [03:27] sup now [03:27] RAOF, ok cheers [03:27] Bodsda: Also, it worked properly in beta 5? Can you remember which kernel that was? [03:28] hwilde, actually go to the page dude [03:28] $ wget http://www.ralink.com.tw/data/RT73_Linux_STA_Drv1.0.3.6.tar.gz }}} [03:28] dude get the drivers [03:28] RAOF, no i cant -- and i dont even trust my memory enough anymore but its worth a shot, if i could find out the kernel [03:28] hwilde, keep up, ive tried that [03:29] lsmod | grep -c rt73 [03:29] meh, ive reinstalled since then [03:29] see [03:29] see [03:29] get the drivers man [03:29] I wonder if we could find an alpha 5 Hardy livecd image... [03:29] I've got the release candidate image somewhere [03:29] no, bin there done that hwilde -- it doesnt fix anything [03:30] Bodsda, same issue on 7.10 [03:31] IamReck, dunno, couldnt get wifi to work on 7.10, then hardy beta 5 OOTB worked [03:31] sry, I think I already asked, what kind of computer are you using? [03:32] Desktop - AMD 1800 64bit, running hardy 32 Desktop [03:32] 1.5 gig ram [03:33] also tested on 64bit ubuntu with same problem [03:34] So it did work at some point? Go back to that point. Then watch what upgrade breaks it [03:34] that point (if my memory works) is hardy beta 5, for which i cant find an iso [03:35] oh cmon [03:35] you can find anything if you look hard enough [03:36] found it [03:36] Alpha 5 includes the 2.6.24-8.14 (2.6.24.2-based) kernel. This brings in [03:36] but thats very old no? [03:37] anyone got a tuto on downgrading the kernel? [03:37] !downgrade [03:37] damn bot is on vacation [03:37] ubottu2 says [03:37] Attempting to downgrade to an older Ubuntu version is explicitly not supported, and may break your system. [03:38] i know that damn bot [03:38] lol [03:39] if i ask this in #ubuntu il get killed [03:39] oh well, could be funny [03:40] Bodsda: It might also be nice if you could test an Intrepid livecd (if there's one of those available). [03:41] RAOF, ooo, new stuff, sound like fun -- il look into it [03:42] RAOF, cheers for ur help, im gonna be lagged to hell while these download so will be unresponsive for a while -- cya === Bodsda is now known as Bodsda|AFK [03:47] RAOF, there aren't any livecds for intrepid yet [03:48] not until alpha2 i believe [03:49] Right. [04:08] yes, not until alpha 2 [04:08] alpha 1 is working well for me though === Bodsda|AFK is now known as Bodsda [05:48] There is an alternate though === asac_ is now known as asac [09:35] Hey [09:37] hi [09:38] hi === Bodsda is now known as Bodsda|AFK === Bodsda|AFK is now known as Bodsda [10:36] hello [10:38] hi [11:39] wow, that's quite a radical change at the project overview page the LP team made [11:40] just the ubuntu project overview page though [11:42] * techno_freak checks [11:48] Nice. [11:49] yes [12:17] morning [12:17] Good morning afflux. [12:18] Hi Iulian! [12:21] hello === emgent_ is now known as emgent [16:20] anyone know why 'actions' section doesn't show up for bugs anymore? [16:21] it doesn't appear on the main page about the bug, you can get to it if you try to mark the bug as duplicate but that is a bit dumb [16:22] I remember seeing something about a bit of a re-design of launchpad's UI. [16:22] to make it unusable? :) [16:22] * calc should go ask someone on launchpad channel about it [16:23] calc: I have an email from June 12th about 'a change in the layout of bug pages' its sent to the LP beta testers group [16:23] ah [16:24] * calc probably should make a note of what he uses often that isn't available instead of just complaining its different [16:25] though making huge changes to a gui could be considered a bug itself [16:25] see Office 2007 ;-) [16:27] ok its all there just much different way [16:27] yeah [16:27] * Hobbsee answered in LP, too [17:01] is there a fix for this gio dependency bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gio-standalone/+bug/182945 [17:01] Launchpad bug 182945 in gio-standalone "gio-standalone should be remove, gio is in glib now" [Undecided,Fix released] [17:07] thekorn: ping [17:07] bdmurray, hi [17:08] I'm looking at bug 244452 and I'm curious why the self tests in intrepid.merge didn't catch it. [17:08] Launchpad bug 244452 in python-launchpad-bugs "launchpad.net/edge were changing layouts for reporter/activity log, py-lp-bugs doesn't work " [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/244452 [17:09] I ask myself he same today [17:09] there are two reasons: [17:10] 1.) there is no error in parsing tthis page: order of elements just changed and the xpath statements where just valid [17:10] 2.) not enough test cases [17:11] okay, that makes sense to me then [17:12] Do you know why the patch adds a print statement? [17:12] stephan added this for testing, i changed this patch before committing it to the branch [17:12] okay, I'll do the same for the SRU then [17:15] super [17:17] Have you thought about the debbugs e-mail I sent a bit ago? [17:18] no, sorry, not yet, will do it tonight [17:18] okay, thanks! [17:38] Boo [17:45] aaargh! [17:45] hello bddebian === qense is now known as qense|dinner [17:46] :) [17:47] hey, where should I file a bug about typos in Packages.gz / Packages.bz2 ? [17:50] for example, in http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/universe/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 at "Package: xfce4-battery-plugin", it says "Origianl-Maintainer:" instead of "Original-Maintainer:" [17:50] you'd fill the bug about that package [17:52] it's going to be a looong night.. :) [17:54] bdmurray: how do we call this info? deb package info? [17:54] savvas: I confirmed it via 'apt-cache show PKGNAME' [17:56] ok, but how do we call this info collectively? [17:56] "xfce4-battery-plugin - typo in deb package information" sounds a good title ? [17:57] yes, that sounds like a good title to me [17:57] ok thanks [17:59] hm.. I'll have to try them all, not to file separate bug reports for the same typos, brb === qense|dinner is now known as qense [18:48] Hello i am new here i was woundering if smoeone could help me with a new install issue of ubuntu i just installed it and it wont see my wireless drviers but it says its supported and should automatically be detected [18:50] is there anyone here? [18:50] Ubuntuuser: the support channel for Ubuntu is at #ubuntu :) this channel is for the managing of bugs [18:51] if it is suppose to be automatically detected and is not is that not a bug? [18:54] how or where can I report a launchpad question that does not belong there? [18:54] or mark it as invalid [18:54] Ubuntuuser: could be, but this channel is used by the team that manages the bugs and makes sure bugs are marked properly and complete for the developers [18:55] for supportive questions you can go to #ubuntu or #ubuntu-{langcode(like nl,fr)} [18:55] if you want to report a bug you can do that at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug [18:56] ok sorry qense i will try [18:56] np :) [18:56] thanks for the info [18:56] we get a lot of people asking for support [18:56] i would imagine [18:57] perhapps it should be re-worded or suggested in the help forums to go to the other channel er perhapps i missed it [18:57] but anyhow thank you [18:57] how did you find this channel? [18:57] i click on a link to see supported wireless cards matched the numbers [18:58] then it said if it wasnt detected and should be its a bug to go here [18:58] it is indeed very likely a bug [18:59] bahh all in good time i am a patient man i will figure it out im sure [18:59] ok :) good luck. Did you try www.google.com/linux ? [19:00] nope. === bdmurray_ is now known as bdmurray [19:40] hi guys [19:41] have you a special strategy to find a package that you want to fix? [19:48] thi: look at bugs in your pet packages and start working :) [19:50] so simple :-) [19:51] do i have to use that developer release of ubuntu? === sebner is now known as Jeff_Dunham === Jeff_Dunham is now known as sebner [19:57] thi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/UsingDevelopmentReleases [19:58] ok, thx [20:49] is anyone familiar with gdal and hdf4 on hardy? [21:01] hi! Any of you have problems with playing .SRT subtitles with .AVI files in VLC ? === wolfger_ is now known as wolfger [21:11] my VLC 0.8.6e does'nt autoload the subtitles. I've renamed the files very simply to 1.av & 1.srt, and they are placed in the same folder. It works perfectly if I specify the sub-file in the settings. [21:12] 1.avi & 1.srt that is. [21:15] how do I subscribe people to a bug now? [21:15] oh! there it is [21:15] nm :)