[00:03] "Due to an unresolved bug in the Linux kernel included in Alpha 6, it should not be used on Intel ethernet hardware handled by the e1000e driver (Intel GigE). Doing so may render your network hardware permanently inoperable. " <-- How do I know/find out if this is me? [00:14] Is there a link for the Ibex download? [00:15] http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/alpha6 [00:15] is there a way to get lowlatency support in intrepid? linux-lowlatency doesnt seem to exist... [00:16] DG19075: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/ [00:16] Eroick: use realtime [00:17] emorris: what package is that? will it make my system less usable as a general office laptop? [00:18] yes [00:18] so it's a different kernel [00:18] generally, if you don't know the exact reasons and drawbacks of using an -rt kernel you shouldn't be using it. [00:18] i guess i can just choose which to boot with grub. [00:19] i know the reasons, but im not quite clear on the drawbacks. I figured that you could choose what would execute in realtime and what would not... [00:20] Eroick: i use rt for music production because it means i can have audio in, processed, audio with very low latency. One drawback it that it uses more power [00:20] Eroick: and no, everything you run will be in rt [00:20] emorris: yep, that's what I want it for. [00:21] but i can choose which kernel to boot grub. boot the non rt kernel by default and optionally boot the rt one for audio work [00:21] boot with grub* [00:21] yep, that's what i have [00:22] by default it will automatically use rt though. you can change this in /boot/grub/menu.lst or with startup-manager if you like something graphical [00:23] emorris: so is there a package for the rt kernel in interpid, or do i have to compile my own kernel? [00:23] Eroick: there should be a package, there has been throughout gutsy/hardy [00:23] startupmanager** [00:24] what are you using? JACK? [00:25] Eroick: ^^ [00:25] yeah [00:25] jack, SC, Pure Data and Rosegarden mostly [00:26] but jack is the driver obiously [00:26] ok, remember to put JACK into realtime mode, otherwise you won't notice any difference [00:26] Eroick: [00:27] yep, in the settings. i'll also probably have to change some permissions to allow memlock, or start jack without memlock [00:27] but i still cant find that package, it was always called linux-realtime [00:27] linux-lowlatency** [00:29] Eroick: linux-rt ?? [00:31] Eroick: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/linux-rt [00:31] hmm, it complains about broken packages [00:31] 'linux-restricted-modules-rt' is required but not going to be installed [00:51] ext3 usb hard drive dont work w/ 2.6.26-4 [00:52] i have to keep booting into 2.6.25 till this is fixed [00:53] any ideas? [01:02] yavapai: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/264789 [01:02] Launchpad bug 264789 in linux "USB Hard Drive Not Accessible" [High,Triaged] [01:14] i saw that thanks emorris but i dont see progress [01:15] just wondering if any of you are effected by this bug and have a workaround [01:31] hi [01:31] a intrepid is a fascinating animal [01:36] you mean ibex? [01:37] lol [01:39] yeah, maybe [01:39] i have no clue [01:40] alteregoa: www.dictionary.com [01:40] cool [01:41] i installed ubuntu on a 600mhz pIII and it works good [01:48] http://awaitinginspiration.com/tandy-102-webserver/ [01:48] this got me hard as i have a 102 [01:58] im kinda surprised they used ubuntu for that [01:59] * fiyawerx facepalms [01:59] * fiyawerx hates not checking dates before reading the articles [02:06] * DanaG was going to wonder... what architecture? [02:06] =þ [02:12] it was a joke [02:21] Guys I can't install nvida 96 driver ???! [02:21] what is the problem do u know? [02:22] hello [02:22] any one hereR? [02:22] boys and girls ? [02:44] tim_: impatient much? =þ [02:44] Not here anymore, is why I ask that. [02:44] =þ [02:45] Nvidia 96 is broken.... damnvidia. [02:57] hi [02:57] when is the next release due? [03:01] Hello. Anyone know how I can get the "old" vlc 0.8.6 back on my Intrepid install? [03:01] I did an update the other day and it seems to have replaced vlc with 0.9.3 which has several improvements but took away my functioning streaming/transcoding wizard :( [03:02] it looks like the only version in the APT repo is 0.9.3, so I was wondering if anyone knew where I could point APT to to get 0.8.6 back [03:02] thanks [03:05] I am so into intrepid.. my setup is so nice.. i <3 linux =) [03:08] is the update push not working ? I didnt have any updates available and then i did an "apt-get update" and now i have 42 updates.. i thought it would do that automatically to tell me i had updates? [03:08] when is the next release due? [03:08] mohbana 1 sec [03:08] mohbana, googled intrepid release schedule got this - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IntrepidReleaseSchedule [03:09] looks like oct 2nd set for beta [03:09] Lofde_, I think it runs apt-get update in the background periodically. You'd be notified of updates after that. [03:09] g'day, um, Is there a list of hardware drivers that are now supported or have changed in Intrepid? [03:09] BrionS, yea, thats weird, i wonder how periodically because i have been away from the system for about 10 hours, and i would have thought it would have checked during that [03:09] * DanaG wishes the HP MDPS (Mobile Data Protection System -- accelerometer) driver weren't just floating around the LKML, and were actually in-tree. [03:10] i removed gdm, when i boot i have to ctrl alt f6, then login, then startx. how can i set it up so that it goes straight to command line login? [03:10] DanaG, your talking about HDD shut down when you drop your pc? [03:11] eca cant you add gdm to start up [03:11] Miksago, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/alpha6 check through there first, then I'd look at the kernel release for newly supported hardware [03:11] *tries to remember what file you add* [03:11] Yup, but it can do more than that.... [03:11] you can use it as an accelerometer. [03:11] er [03:11] joystick. [03:11] BrionS: okay; I'm actually trying to find info about my network controller [03:12] handy thing: lspci -nn [03:12] n for name and number. [03:12] er, nn gives both. [03:12] Miksago, here's another good place to check: http://linuxcompatible.org/compatlist3.html [03:12] BrionS: the ubuntu wiki currently says that it's Detected, but doesn't work [03:13] i dont need/want gdm or xdm, i just wanna login then start fluxbox with a script [03:14] eca what window manager are you going to use to start to do that login [03:14] none [03:14] I actually had to manually patch the driver for it; but sometimes it doesn't load the driver on start up... [03:14] (and yes, i've tried asking in #ubuntu.. but no luck) [03:14] kinda like it, just dont like switching to tty6 or whatever it is [03:15] eca ok, so you want to alt-f6, use your username and password, and bamb your script in your home directory launches that fluxbox [03:15] ya, except i want to boot straight to command line [03:16] whats coming up right now? [03:16] some messages [03:16] like you get when you do a ctrl alt 8 [03:17] eca /etc/init.d/ and to remove the graphical apps. The init.d directory is basically a collection of scripts which are run when the computer boots up. If you remove the GUI startup scripts, you should be able to boot straight to a command line. [03:18] eca, use 'sudo update-rc.d gdm remove' to remove gdm from your startup scripts [03:18] if the scripts are still there, you can pass the -f option to force removal of the symbolic links so it won't start up [03:18] k ty, ill try and brb [03:27] how'd it go eca [03:27] no luck, still shows messages [03:27] you mean when it's booting up? [03:27] DanaG, a Joy Stick? Thats interesting.. its funny i was in the air force and the F-16 i was taught electronics of... and it used accelerometer's, to keep up with different aspects of the plane, now its crazy how many things use them... the iphone.. and theres a new nokia camera that works like the iphone you can flick through the pics and you can turn it and the photos rotate on screen [03:28] eca, does X start? [03:28] after it boots, it seems like it goes straight to ctrl alt f8 screen [03:28] when i hit ctrl-alt-f8 it pops me back over to f7 heh [03:28] shows that stuff, i then ctrl alt f6 to get to command line login screen [03:28] eca [03:29] can you write down or try to tell us what that stuff says [03:29] x starts when i tell it to [03:29] did you try cleaning up /etc/init.d ? [03:29] eca, so your start up to a blank screen? [03:29] it shows messages about network activation [03:30] and stays there after boot [03:30] you said you uninstalled gdm, right? [03:30] eca sudo mv /etc/rc5.d/S01gdm /etc/rc5.d/K01gdm [03:30] [03:30] yes [03:30] as in 'sudo apt-get remove gdm'? [03:30] Would anyone have time to help me get sound? [03:30] ops ignore that [03:31] I can't even play video's unless I use Dragon Player--- Totem errors out. [03:31] redvamp128, does everything look right except you have no sound? [03:31] Totem is crap IMNSHO [03:31] IN dragon yes but not in totem-- gives me stream error [03:31] but is default video player [03:31] yes, unfortunately [03:31] eca why not just change the runlevel ubuntu tries to boot into [03:31] http://pastebin.ca/1214273 [03:31] That is dmesg [03:32] instead of trying to go into graphical, change the runlevel to runlevel that is txt only [03:32] ya, i removed gdm awhile ago, then used xdm for awhile then i got rid of that. no xdm or gdm in any rc.* files [03:32] lofde yes, how so [03:32] Basically what happened is on other computer--power button stuck-- took out hard drive and put in this one. [03:32] i remember reading somewhere tho that ubuntu uses like runlevel2 ... im used to other linux systems that go to runlevel 3, running then switch to 5 for graphical [03:33] The computer is IBM Netvista 6578 [03:33] redvamp128, can you install VLC and get the sound to work there? Are you attached to Totem? [03:33] or mplayer for that matter [03:33] I asked in the Ubuntu room and -- 1 hour no response back-- SCguy tried to help [03:34] BironS I can't even hear the drums at startup [03:34] redvamp128, do you have more than one sound card? [03:34] Just the onboard [03:34] what kind of onboard card is it? Intel? [03:34] do you know the chipset? [03:36] redvamp128, what kind of soundcard [03:36] if you need to redvamp128 install hardinfo , " apt-get install hardinfo" it will give u a lot of info [03:36] about your card [03:36] This suggests it may be a Realtek chip http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-11184-0.html?forumID=48&threadID=199897&messageID=2082999 [03:36] I already have that installed [03:36] how do I pastebin that [03:37] im having trouble with intrepid; after installing all updates; it cant see the wired ethernet, only wireless.... why? [03:37] ignore my last link [03:37] in addition, i can't activate the nvidia latest 177 hardware drivers;; how do i fix? [03:38] So I need to install the foxcon drivers? [03:38] join #supercollider [03:39] How would I Pastebin the Hwinfo [03:39] redvamp128, if you can run 'lscpi' and pastebin the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com that would help [03:39] highlight the output with your mouse, then middle-click in the pastebin page text area [03:39] i've been thinking about updating to Intrepid and am curious about how stable everything is, is it safe to completely upgrade my system to intepid without any major problems? [03:39] The hwinfo cuts it off at 21 [03:40] if that doesn't work try the ol' copy/paste [03:40] It outputs too much -- [03:40] starts at line 21 [03:41] if you're in a terminal window, just click and drag from the bottom up [03:41] it'll scroll [03:41] I do have dmesg file here http://pastebin.ca/1214273 [03:41] I did but it still stops at line 21 [03:41] you can paste what you have [03:42] http://pastebin.ca/1214309 [03:42] how do i tell if i'm using the intel e1000e driver? [03:43] bronzewalla, 'sudo lsmod | grep e1000e' [03:43] assuming that's the driver's module name as well [03:44] and if it returns nothing i'm not using it, correct? [03:44] correct [03:44] thank you sir [03:47] redvamp128, the other way to do it is capture the entire output into a file, then edit the file to copy/paste (some pastebins allow files to be uploaded) [03:47] 'sudo lspci > lspci.out' [03:47] also try 'lspci -m' [03:47] for a one-line output of each device [03:48] I got the the ISPCI [03:48] now what to do with it [03:49] upload it to your pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/upload.php [03:49] It didn't post a file or a link [03:50] if you ran the command I gave you, you should see a file in the current directory called lspci.out [03:50] that contains the output [03:50] then you browse to the file location on that upload page, and click upload - it should give you a resulting pastebin number [03:51] it may take a moment to convert your text file [03:51] if not, open your favorite editor and highlight/paste as you did before [03:52] http://pastebin.ca/1214319 [03:54] i am testing alpha 6 on a dual boot system and see a problem post-insatll [03:54] that is the file [03:55] i have a dual-boot inspiron with gutsy on sda3 and hardy on sda2. The alpha6 install overlaid hardy on sda2 properly [03:55] redvamp128, I don't see an audio device [03:55] I know but it is there and enabled in bios [03:55] but the nvidia driver on my gutsy install will not load on reboot. had to edit xorg.conf and use the nv driver. [03:56] ok, it's an AC97 chip [03:56] not sure if i understand how I screwed up nvidia kernel module. from having a shared /boot maybe? [03:56] http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-50715.html [03:57] THat is the system [03:57] after upgrading to latest intrepid using nvidia geforce 8600gts, i have: EE Nvidia(0) Failed to load the nvidia kernel module; [03:57] how do i fix? [03:57] slestak, if the kernels are different versions, your nvidia driver is only compiled for one of them most likely and won't work in the other [03:58] http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false [03:58] I found those drivers [03:58] BrionS: this is the same way used to run hardy and gutsy in a dual boot config. i thought their kernel modules would be kept separate in /usr/linux/* [03:58] or /usr/lib or sth like that [03:58] How do I get it to work [03:59] i wouldnt thing os on sda2 would interfere with os on sda3 [04:01] sorry about that, computer locked up - very weird [04:01] I think I got that driver to start installing.. [04:01] brb if I get lost [04:01] HELP [04:02] http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false [04:02] what's up? [04:02] All the install did was just extract the files [04:02] I don't think these drivers are what you want [04:02] I'm pretty sure those are for windows [04:03] look at the bottom [04:03] Linux driver (driver has built-in the kernel) [04:03] nix (Linux) DescriptionVersionUpdate [04:03] TimeFile [04:03] SizeDownload Site [04:03] 1Site [04:03] 2Site [04:03] 3 Linux driver (2.4 or 2.6)5.072008/8/144838kGOGOGO [04:05] I cant believe "bailout" mess... 777 point drop in the dow.. hrmm [04:06] redvamp128, you don't want that one [04:06] OT [04:06] ok [04:06] the Intrepid alsa drivers are newer [04:06] I have 8.04 [04:06] but the regular room did not want to help [04:07] how can I get the new drivers? [04:07] do you have 32-bit or 64-bit machine (just curious)? [04:07] 32 bit [04:08] ok, well AC97 is a pretty old and common driver [04:08] How do I get it to run and install [04:08] so even though Hardy only has version 1.0.15 of alsa you should be good [04:08] it's probably already installed [04:09] it is installed but not working [04:09] sudo dpkg-query --list alsa-base [04:09] that will show you the installation version [04:09] dies hardy (and intrepid) still install alsa now that they are using pulseaudio? [04:10] Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold [04:10] | Status=Not/Installed/Config-f/Unpacked/Failed-cfg/Half-inst/t-aWait/T-pend [04:10] |/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad) [04:10] ||/ Name Version Description [04:10] +++-==============-==============-============================================ [04:10] ii alsa-base 1.0.16-0ubuntu ALSA driver configuration files [04:10] dunno - some people have reported problems with pulseaudio [04:10] I've used alsa since it came out and haven't had a problem with it [04:10] I don't know if intrepid installs alsa, but hardy did [04:10] and I upgraded from hardy to intrepid [04:11] im really stumped by this nvidia kernal module problem [04:11] | Status=Not/Installed/Config-f/Unpacked/Failed-cfg/Half-inst/t-aWait/T-pend [04:11] |/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad) [04:11] ||/ Name Version Description [04:11] +++-==============-==============-============================================ [04:11] ii alsa-base 1.0.16-0ubuntu ALSA driver configuration files [04:11] i dont see how intrepid should've touched my gutsy install [04:12] redvamp128, right - so it's installed and with a fairly recent version [04:12] redvamp128, does 'sudo lsmod | grep ac97' produce anything? [04:12] slestak, did you do a manual install or one of the wizards? [04:13] slestak, I don't know what you mean by "The alpha6 install overlaid hardy on sda2 properly" [04:13] it just enters no errors [04:13] did you install Intrepid over Hardy on sda? [04:13] sda2* [04:13] redvamp128, it didn't return anything? [04:13] nope the sudo lsmod | grep ac97 [04:14] nothing [04:14] i installed intrepid with livecd on a dualboot machine, choosing to format and install intrepid onto sda2, erasing my hardy install. my gutsy install is still my most stable, so i kept it [04:14] redvamp128: does dmesg output mention anything? [04:15] http://pastebin.ca/1214273 [04:15] BrionS: but after installing II, Intrepid woorks good, but the gutsy partition no longer boots into X [04:16] slestak, was sda2 acting as your boot loader? [04:16] not that that should matter [04:17] meaning you probably wouldn't be able to boot into Gusty at all if you blew away the boot loader [04:17] no, grub survived, written to MBR [04:17] both os's boot, i just lost X on the one that I preserved [04:18] i mean the gutsy insatll [04:18] yeah, that's very strange [04:18] did you try re-installing Xorg on that partition? [04:18] technically, i have X, i changed to using the nv driver [04:19] i think i should reinstall the nvidia driver before reinstalling all of xorg [04:19] redvamp128, try 'sudo modprobe snd_ac97' [04:20] slestak, I thought you had tried that already [04:20] yes, do that first [04:20] no, i just got x back, and came here to compare notes [04:20] FATAL: Module snd_ac97 not found. [04:21] im reinstalling driver using restricted drivers manager. it is reinstalling nvidia-glx [04:21] got to restart. brb [04:22] redvamp128: err, please tell me you didn't recompile the ALSA driver. [04:22] redvamp128: in any case, are you using 32-bit or 64-bit Ubuntu? [04:22] redvamp128: I'm guessing 32-bit, so you need to download and install http://www.themuso.id.au/ubuntu/alsa-plugins/libasound2-plugins_1.0.17-0ubuntu4~test1_i386.deb [04:23] hello, i have install lastest beta, my ubuntu 64 bits have detected my wifi card, but it does not work [04:23] my wi fi card is a BCM4312 [04:23] bradcom [04:23] Broadcom* [04:23] redvamp128: after you do that, please log out of GNOME, log into a tty/cli (try ctrl+alt+F1), erase ~/.pulse, and reboot [04:24] redvamp128: and, I'm assuming you're running intrepid and not hardy as your alsa-base output would lead me to believe. [04:24] redvamp128: (because those instructions are for intrepid, not hardy) [04:24] crimsun, he's running Hardy [04:24] or so he claims [04:24] it is installing now [04:25] what's installing? [04:25] redvamp128: what's the output from: lsb_release -r [04:25] ouch [04:25] oh, n/m the .deb [04:25] that libsound2-plugins says Dependency is not stisfiable: libasound2 [04:26] redvamp128: if you're running hardy, you're in the wrong channel to be asking for assistance ;) [04:26] I tried waited 1 hour between asking for help [04:26] waited 2 hours and no response back [04:27] BrionS: nope, still will not load nvidia driver. [04:27] redvamp128: ok, so please decide whether you want to continue troubleshooting in #ubuntu, or whether you'd like to try an 8.10 alpha 6 desktop (live) cd to test sound [04:28] slestak, do you get a specific error message? [04:28] Watch out for the Intel ethernet issue, though. [04:28] sure what is the link but not sure if cd burning works or not [04:28] lemme check Xord.log.1 [04:28] I have a basic-- old 10/100 Kne [04:28] kingston knee 10/100 [04:29] what about the on-board Intel PRO/100 VE Ethernet? [04:29] redvamp128: DanaG pointed out a good warning, so I'll point you to the daily-live images: mhttp://cdimages.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ [04:29] http, not mhttp [04:30] what pastebin do we use here? [04:30] not in topic [04:30] slestak, whatever you want but paste.ubuntu.com and pastebin.ca are popular [04:30] I opted not to install the Dvd Burner [04:31] let me try a few other channels-- [04:31] redvamp128, do you have a CD-R? [04:31] it's not a DVD [04:31] yes cd-r [04:31] then you can burn the live cd image [04:31] but last time tried to burn got the-- Free Burn Not needed and errored out [04:31] http://paste.ubuntu.com/52321/ [04:32] That was another Issue I was hoping for help from-- Got that message both with the cdr and Dvd Burner- [04:33] slestak, did you successfully run the NVidia install script or successfully install the nvidia-glx-177 package such that under Hardware Devices it shows you using the proprietary drivers? [04:33] but can boot with puppy linux and it burns -- but cmd line only and at 2x [04:33] redvamp128, what program did you use? [04:34] I tried -- cd/dvd one built into ubuntu [04:34] i am working with my gutsy insatll, which broke after intrepid livecd install. i used the restricted driver manager to install the nvidia driver [04:34] not using envy or anything liek that [04:34] pretty vanilla install [04:34] SLESTAK! HOLLY! STAY IN THE CAVE! [04:34] * mneptok flashes back [04:35] lol [04:35] slestak, and the restricted driver manager says you're using the nvidia driver (green check or whatever)? [04:35] (FYI, "Sigmund And The Sea Monsters" was a better show) ;) [04:35] I also installed and tried Brasso [04:36] Brassero [04:36] redvamp128, I've had the best luck with K3b but YMMV [04:36] Tried that one too got the Free burn error as well [04:36] no, it says its not enabled. when i choose to enable it, it wants to uninstall nvidia-glx and install nvidia-glx-new. when that completes and i reboot, x will not start again, i edit xorg.conf, to choose nv driver. lather, rinse, repeat. [04:36] well, one problem at a time I suppose [04:36] only one that has worked is one in puppy linux--- and it is PBURNIMG=SPEED [04:37] slestak, what is your video card? [04:37] then it asks you for the blank cd- but you have to be in the directory then it asks you for the image name [04:37] redvamp128: any firmware updates for the drive in question? [04:38] BrionS: geforce go7300 (dell inspiron laptop). this driver was working fine before Intrepid install on other partitoin [04:38] redvamp128, I don't know what to say about your sound - might try the alsa channel or if there is one, the pulseaudio channel - they might be of more help [04:38] #alsa ? [04:39] redvamp128: what is the sound problem? [04:39] slestak, your install on another partition shouldn't have affected anything [04:39] mneptok ok to PM? [04:39] redvamp128: regarding your sound, run the alsa-info.sh script on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems, and tell the URL [04:39] redvamp128: sure [04:39] BrionS: agreed, but its might coincidental [04:40] had you rebooted in Gutsy before your jump to Intrepid? [04:40] i.e. did you have installed updates that may not have been applied after a reboot and when you booted back in you saw the effects of the update(s) [04:40] the last update broke my X in Intrepid [04:41] crimsun: I've been having PulseAudio randomly decide to quit on me, for some reason. [04:41] http://pastebin.com/f3ab13b93 [04:41] i was using gutsy all evening before installing inrtreipd. after installing intrepid, I dl 290mb of updates and appied them (onre was a kernel upgrade) so i rebooted into intrepid. [04:41] kernel 2.6.27-3-generic works, but 2.6.27-4 breaks [04:41] 0.9.12. [04:41] i then rebooted into gutsy to check that it was ok [04:41] DanaG: ok, but most of my debugging goes into beta freeze, so our 0.9.10 [04:41] slestak, what kernel version? [04:42] I: core.c: We are idle, quitting... [04:42] I: main.c: Daemon shutdown initiated. [04:42] I'd agree with going 0.9.10.... the 0.9.12......... tends to quit randomly. [04:42] Oddly enough, disabling the Avahi feature fixed the random quitting. [04:42] wait, in ubuntu /boot is mounted under /, so i do not have a shared /boot with a dual boot system [04:42] ... and disabling glitch-free fixed my dropouts. [04:43] this thing should not have affected gutsy [04:43] slestak, unless you manually changed it so /boot is separate from / then yes, they're not shared [04:43] i have to make a mount point to see my intrepid partition, brb [04:44] i was thinking of old gentoo installs where e=verything was separate [04:44] The only wonderful new feature in 0.9.12 for me, then, is the ability to disable LFE remixing. [04:44] Any way to backport just that one feature? [04:44]