[00:23] how can i upgrade to the ubuntu beta without reinstalling? [00:23] hey, anyone get an unresponsive display from time to time? [00:23] FFForever: update-managaer -d from terminal or run [00:25] the beta was 2 weeks ago [00:27] is the beta stable (for the most part?) [00:27] hahaaa [00:27] this isn't the beta [00:27] what is it? [00:27] the beta was 2 weeks ago [00:27] rc? [00:27] FFForever: it is whatever is up to date in Intrepid [00:27] rc in a few days [00:27] well update manager won't update LOL [00:27] unauthenctated packaged.... [00:28] packages* [00:28] unauthenticated packages**** [00:28] aaron plattner fixed a problem with compiz and the nvidia driver, so for my system, it's rock solid now. [00:29] anyway to tell it to ignore the unauthenticated packages? [00:29] or install them anyways [00:30] nvidia's driver is superb [00:30] nearly perfect [00:30] what version of vlc is in the repo? [00:30] 9.4 [00:30] kool [00:31] 8.3 in hardy :( [00:31] *downloads iso* [00:31] which iso? [00:31] beta [00:31] i386 :) [00:32] get today's daily-live cd [00:32] where? [00:32] search google for "daily-live". it's the second result [00:32] downloading :) [00:33] i assume its a cron script? [00:34] you assume what is a cron script? [00:35] the daily live cds :) [00:35] i don't know [00:35] i doubt someone makes them by hand :) [00:35] i really wish more people knew about them because nobody should be using the beta cd anymore [00:36] why not update the topic link [00:36] you're preaching to the choir [00:36] lol [00:36] XD [00:36] i like the new dark room theme :) [00:37] that makes one of you [00:37] thankfully this time around i partitioned my system for /home to be alone :) [00:37] install a package called "community-themes" and you'll have a few more choices [00:37] tell me when i get on in about 6hours :) [00:38] i gotta baby sit in a lil bit [01:05] is this the first beta or the second beta? === billytwowilly is now known as zombiehoffa [01:06] this is a few days away from rc1 [01:06] zombiehoffa: There is no second beta. [01:06] it's not a beta at all [01:06] oh ok, so after this it's going live? I'm trying to time the purchase of a computer so I get it just after it kubuntu 8.10 is released. === buono is now known as lenios_ [01:09] aplay -l detects my sound card, it is not muted in alsamixer but I still do not have sound. Please help me. [01:10] good evening (here). I'm running intrepid server, and I've installed clutch (the web gui for transmission). The init script is failing to start transmission-daemon correctly though. Anyone else run into this or have ideas on how to pass the correct arguments to tranmission-daemon on startup? I can start it from the CLI easily enough. [01:14] :( [01:15] lelantus, that could be a million different problems [01:16] how can i narrow it down? [01:17] gnome or kde? [01:17] gnome [01:17] did you just upgrade or something? [01:18] I have a very new laptop so 8.04 didn't run at all. 8.10 runs very well, it is just that the sound does not work. [01:19] i have an asus mM50Vm-b1 [01:19] did you clean install intrepid or upgrade from hardy? [01:19] M50Vm-b1* [01:19] clean install beta [01:19] I have nvidia-glx-177 installed and it was working until I updated and rebooted. lsmod shows that I have the nvidia driver loaded and "dkms status" shows that the module is loaded. but if I run nvidia-xconfig to put the driver in my config X fails to start. Does anyone have any ideas what else I should check? [01:19] did you install all of the hundreds of updates since the beta release two weeks ago? [01:20] yes, fully updated [01:20] Asa_A, do NOT run that command. it creates an old, useless xorg.conf [01:20] bsnider: do you have an alternative, nothing else seems to work [01:21] its also what running nvidia-settings suggests [01:21] Asa_A, i wrote this thread for people like you: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5952369#post5952369 [01:22] lelantus, install padevchooser [01:23] k, installing [01:23] done [01:23] now launch it [01:24] it's in sound & video, pulseaudio device chooser [01:24] ok, its in the upper right panel now [01:24] it will create a tray icon. click on it, and select "manager" [01:25] k [01:25] what's the server name? [01:25] pulseaudio [01:26] then you aren't having a pulseaudio problem either [01:26] bsnider: how can I tell how much vram I have? [01:26] open pulse's volume control [01:27] k [01:27] how is flash sound support implemented in 8.10 with pulesaudio? i notice that libflashsupport now conflicts with flashplugin [01:27] flash 10 supports pulseaudio natively [01:27] bsnider, it looks normal, not muted or anything [01:27] libflashsupport is now deprecated [01:27] oh [01:28] amazing [01:28] yay, this means youtube wont crash anymore! [01:28] Asa_A, the nvidia driver can tell you if you don't know [01:29] Asa_A, start out with a value lower than mine [01:29] lelantus, which applications have you tried to play audio in so far? [01:30] If anyone here possesses a iwl4965. Try running 'hcitool scan' a few times while unassociated, then use the hardware switch to turn the wifi off. A kernel panic should occur. Can anyone confirm this? I don't know exactly if these are the correct conditions for the panic, but it it would be of great help of somebody could try. [01:30] vlc, totem, no sound on boot either === blankthemuffin__ is now known as blankthemuffin [01:30] Supersaiyan_IV, I've got one. [01:31] hang on. [01:31] bsnider, pulse audio meter moves when i try to play something [01:31] blankthemuffin, how did it occur? Just as described above? Or did you do something different. [01:31] lelantus, open totem and play something while monitoring pulseaudio's volume control to make sure totem shows up there and appears to be playing [01:31] I'm testing now. [01:31] now adobe jsut need to come out with a 64 bit version of flash i guess [01:32] Supersaiyan_IV, I've got a problem where mine drops out. [01:32] lelantus, in that case you've got A) a hardware problem, like a cable not plugged into the correct port, or B) a muted mixer channel [01:32] blankthemuffin, as in the iwlagn module stops working? [01:32] Supersaiyan_IV, I've got a intel pro wireless 4965agn in my dell inspiron 1520. Have you had this problem? [01:32] db shows 0 but it is in there. can't be hardware problem. sound works fine in vista [01:32] lelantus, your system is creating sound down to the lowest hardware level [01:33] it must be alsamix then [01:33] blankthemuffin, yes, it was fixed when I added the missing repository to successfully upgrade to the linux-firmware package [01:33] Supersaiyan_IV, it works, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/149214 << is my bug. [01:33] Launchpad bug 149214 in linux "[Gutsy] Intel 4965AGN wireless connection dies (dup-of: 200509)" [Unknown,In progress] [01:33] Launchpad bug 200509 in linux "iwl4965: Microcode SW error detected. Restarting 0x2000000" [Unknown,In progress] [01:33] blankthemuffin, checking it out [01:34] gutsy? [01:34] oh hang on Supersaiyan_IV, not sure if that's it. [01:34] I just tried 8.10 beta, and Xorg tells me I have an invalid configuration and gives me options to regenerate xorg.conf. None of the options work, and upon further inspection of /etc/X11/xorg.conf, it seems to be empty. There are comments, empty "Sections", and nothing else you'd expect to see in xorg.conf. (nVidia 7150 Go) [01:34] Yeah that's it, bsnider it happens in intrepid too, all versions above 7.10 [01:34] bsnider, nothing is muted in alsamixer; card and chip set to pulseaudio [01:35] bsnider: thanks (again) for the help, my driver is working again now [01:35] i'm a little concerned at 8.10 using xorg 7.4 before everything else has caught up to it [01:35] blankthemuffin, I see, I have that problem aswell, however not on all networks [01:35] does X not reload the config with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace anymore though? [01:35] yes, that shortcut works [01:35] but it reloads whatever your current config is [01:35] in your case,t hat wasn't xorg.conf [01:35] weird, I had to reboot to make it work with the new config [01:35] Supersaiyan_IV, this is a more descriptive error: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-587786.html [01:36] blankthemuffin, it happens on the uni wifi network that ses WPA, TLLS, TKIP, PAP encryption/authentication [01:36] uses* [01:36] Asa_A, because it wasn't using xorg.conf [01:36] blankthemuffin, right now I'm on a 128bit encrypted WPA network, and it works fine [01:36] bsnider, do you have any more ideas? [01:36] Supersaiyan_IV, In previous versions I've fixed it by installing the linuxwireless drivers, but I can't get them to work in intrepid for some reason. The hcitool scan fails with no device. [01:37] lelantus, what sound chip is this? [01:37] Supersaiyan_IV, I'm using a non-secured g network. [01:37] aplay -l shows alc663 [01:37] blankthemuffin, good, now tun off the wifi with the hardware switch if you have on built into your dell [01:37] check Supersaiyan_IV. [01:38] lelantus, run lspci [01:38] Now what? [01:38] what's the full name [01:38] 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller???? [01:39] blankthemuffin, it's supposed to panic after the scan + killing device + turning it on again [01:39] blankthemuffin, if it didnt work I'll just have to narrow it down again :l [01:39] no panic here Supersaiyan_IV. [01:39] lelantus, that is exactly what i've got in here. same pciid. mine is working perfectly [01:39] it might have been because i just resumed from suspend back then [01:40] although it shouldn't matter [01:40] bsnider, lspci -vv http://pastebin.com/d5dd5a327 [01:40] Still getting this bloody error though: Oct 18 11:39:27 blankthelappy kernel: [52449.164096] wlan0: No ProbeResp from current AP 00:08:a1:a1:00:56 - assume out of range [01:40] Kills my connection and it won't reconnect without doing so manually. [01:41] lelantus, try alsamix, use the preferences button to check everything [01:41] blankthemuffin, not getting that error on my M1330 [01:41] running intrepid [01:41] mmm, maybe it is caused by the encryption level, I might have to enable it and try again. [01:41] bsnider, you mean alsamixer, right? [01:41] not many people run non-secured networks. [01:42] uh huh [01:42] blankthemuffin, indeed, and moreover, this indeed does only occur on networks with more-than-adequate security [01:43] bsnider, master is set to 100% and capture is at 0% [01:43] not muted [01:43] what about pcm? [01:43] not there [01:43] ijn alsamixer, what is the "device"? [01:43] hi all, I have a ridiculously large CRT connected to my intrepid machine (otherwise an entirely modern, Intel Q6600-based system) [01:43] blankthemuffin, thx for testing the iwl :) [01:44] it's sticking me in 1024x768 as my max resolution [01:44] use the drop box to change to HDA Intel [01:44] nvidia video card [01:44] bsnider, alsamixer is command line... [01:44] lelantus, the speaker icon in the tray [01:45] jadams__, compiz running simultaneously? [01:45] double ckicl it [01:45] Supersaiyan_IV, compiz is running, yes [01:45] jadams__, check the default output resolution in general settings of ccsm [01:45] HDA Intel(Alsa Mixer) is already set [01:46] Supersaiyan_IV, it's 1280x1024 [01:46] Is there a way to make the kernel use iwl4965 instead of iwlagn??? [01:46] lelantus, play with the pcm channel [01:46] blankthemuffin, yes there is, I know joakim does [01:46] haven't tried doing though [01:47] The driver isn't in my system, but I have it as a .ucode [01:47] nope [01:47] jadams__, nvidia-settings not helping? [01:47] use the preferences button to add everything else and play with that. [01:47] Supersaiyan_IV, that maxes out a little higher than 1024, but not at the appropriate ratio [01:48] blankthemuffin, iwlagn has shared code for most of the new intel chipsets, it simply uses different ucodes for them afaik [01:48] Supersaiyan_IV, do you know where the ucodes hide? [01:48] yep 1sec [01:48] alsa pcm only has one thing [01:48] master [01:49] blankthemuffin, in my case /lib/firmware/2.6.27-7-generic/ [01:50] jadams__, can't help out much, haven't tried that out yet myself [01:50] lelantus, i don't know what you mean [01:50] Supersaiyan_IV, thanks anyway [01:50] What is in there for you, I only have the 4965 ones I added, but I don't know how to make them load. [01:50] bsnider, with pcm selected, preferences only has one device called master [01:51] the device needs to be hda intel [01:51] HDA intel already had all the playback devices showing in preferences [01:51] blankthemuffin, they do load, if they didn't the wireless wouldnt work at all, the ucode is included is modules-restricted-extras [01:52] blankthemuffin, the ucode just lies there in the folder [01:52] /lib/firmware/2.6.27-7-generic/iwlwifi-4965-2.ucode [01:53] lelantus, the ones you need to worry about are master and pcm [01:53] do i need to be in the audio group? or something like that? [01:53] no [01:54] the etup out of the box should be perfect [01:54] is there a way to re run the sound setup [01:54] You mean ubuntu-restricted-extras Supersaiyan_IV? [01:55] lelantus, reinstall alsa-libs and the kernel [01:55] gnome-screensaver doesn't go blank? [01:55] sorry, yes ubuntu-* blankthemuffin :P [01:55] dli_, that's a compiz bug [01:55] dli_, also an ati bug [01:56] bsnider, the kernel has been updated several times. would it not have fixed the problem then? [01:57] well maybe those drivers got corrupted or something. there's not a magic fix here. this shouldn't be happening. your system is definitely making sound [01:57] Supersaiyan_IV, it's intel video card [01:57] bsnider, thanks [01:58] say, i just installed the fglrx amd/ati driver that came in the last updates of intrepid, upon restart I have a screen that says, 'Out of Frequency Range, lower your frequency or use your monitor user manual' [01:58] bsnider, ok, how would i go about reinstalling alsa-libs and the kernel? sudo apt-get remove alsa-libs, ....then what [01:58] lelantus, reinstall is an option in synaptic [01:59] The screensaver isn't working at all, the monitor stays up all the time even when I'm not using it at all, can you help me, please? [01:59] Omar87, known bug in compiz. don't worry about it. it will be fixed soon [01:59] bsnider: is there any workarounds? [02:00] bsnider, alsa-libs are not installed [02:00] yes. open compizconfig, general settings, uncheck "unredirect fullscreen windows" [02:00] Omar87, you could always bind "xset dpms force off" [02:01] according to my xorg.conf file, my touchpad is no longer configured there, its managed by HAL, but where do I find the configuration for that? [02:01] lelantus, alsa-base, libasound etc. just search for alsa [02:02] Supersaiyan_IV: how do I do that? [02:02] bsnider, should i just reinstall alsa-base? [02:03] sure [02:03] Omar87, in compiz → general, bind a command like this "xset dpms force off", then assign a key to it. [02:03] What's the key code for that arrow Supersaiyan_IV?? :D [02:03] compiz-settings manager* [02:04] alrgr+i [02:04] ;) [02:04] linux ftw [02:04] bsnider, nope, didn't do anything [02:05] well, it could still be any of a million problems [02:05] awesome [02:05] So I've decided to switch from debian-kde unstable/testing mix to buntu. I'm not sure whether to go with kde or gnome, however. [02:06] ubuntu is better at gnome than kde [02:06] Supersaiyan_IV: when I try to bind that command it, says the "xset dpms force off" is not a valid shortcut. [02:06] A lot of people I've spoken too hate KDE 4 also. [02:06] bsnider, I think debian is as well. I just like kde's defualt :) [02:07] and I use kde 3.x [02:07] that's not available in intrepid [02:07] * kniolet LOVES kde4, especially in intrepid, its much better [02:07] I'll probably go with gnome then [02:07] Omar87, did you use the keybindings menu under the commands? [02:07] Supersaiyan_IV: ok ok, I got it. Thanks. :) [02:07] ;) [02:07] np [02:08] im testing kde4 too for the last week its awesome [02:08] I don't like all the graphics, I usually turn them all down. Get the most out of my screen space and RAM [02:09] kde4 didn't work too well with my dual screens [02:09] Supersaiyan_IV: when I use that command, the screen turns off and then comes back again, is this normal? [02:09] bsnider, thanks for the help. I will try to figure it out some other time. [02:09] I'm just tired of debian's open crap [02:10] open crap? [02:10] Omar87, when you use it the screen comes back on if any other key is accidentally pressed simultaneously [02:10] or mouse is moved [02:10] bsnider, everything has to be open source (ie firefox isn't available for debian, you have to get iceweasel) [02:11] Anything that's not 100% open source can be a pain to install. [02:11] Omar87, just press it fast and it'll work :P make it an easy keybind [02:11] Omar87, such as ctrl + > [02:13] Supersaiyan_IV: yeah, it works. thanks. :) [02:13] ;) [02:13] btw, since it's been years since I've installed a distro, let me go over the partitions so I don't screw up. Do I need a /boot partition or just a root partition? [02:13] root is fine [02:13] k [02:14] I'll just write over debian's partition. [02:46] Anyone else found open/close animations in compiz don't work after upgrading to 8.10? [02:46] somebody in #ubuntu fried their 350€ 20.1" screen then doing ctrl+alt+F7 then ctrl+alt+F1 in kubuntu intrepid [02:47] I strongly discourage doing it, it may be a serious graphics but, probably a solid refresh rate override [02:48] bug* [02:48] isnt it kinda hard to actually fry screens these days? [02:48] kniolet, this dude must be special or something [02:48] although, hats off, he found a bug [02:49] Everything else works, transparency, minimise, cube etc. but open and close doesn't :( [02:50] funkyHat, [02:50] try enabling fading windows [02:50] It's enabled [02:51] weird, try installing fusion-icon, and running compiz through that one [02:51] I don't see any logical reason why that would make a difference [02:52] (struggling to find any illogical ones either... :P) [02:52] it has a different run parameter selector script [02:52] Just want someone to know that the fglrx drivers may not work yet. [02:52] funkyHat, might work, try it out [02:52] When I try to activate them they made ubuntu unbootable. Had to go into recovery mode and xfix [02:57] emma: I've got the fglrx driver working fine here (although I did have an issue initially because I was using the rt kernel with hardy) [02:58] anyone know how i can use my 1680 x 1050 screen with ubuntu? it doesn't seem to pick up that resolution by default [02:58] funkyHat: did you do any tricks? [02:58] i have an intel video card [02:58] funkyHat: for me it gives me a screen on startup on the monitor that says "Resolution Frequency Too High" [02:59] hi, I have ubuntu intrepid installed on a DG33-bu and almost everything works! yay [02:59] (intel mobo) [03:00] buuut I can't get network to stay up and sound was working but now it's not [03:01] see? [03:01] :-) [03:01] emma: no, no tricks, have you tried without an xorg.conf (move it to xorg.conf.old or something)? [03:02] Or perhaps your monitor refresh rate needs to be configured in xorg.conf... I think that's possible :/ [03:02] i'm trying to do that now. [03:02] no, you shouldn't need to set the refresh in xorg.conf [03:02] display settings screen resolution is also broken. [03:03] you should file a bug report/ search for reports [03:03] danbh_intrepid: I know you shouldn't, but if the mointor is reporting frequency too high then that could make it work, no? [03:03] funkyHat: yeah [03:04] hi all, my question is: is apache2 + libapache2-mod-mono + libapache2-mod-php* solved? [03:04] in intrepid? [03:05] hi all$ [03:05] i'm not sure what driver exactly to use for a graphic card ati radeon hd 4870 with Ubuntu 8.10, can you confirm please ? I suppose best choice is to use propreietary driver from website ? isent' the a display problem with 8.10 ? [03:07] i know there is for nvidia, but not sure about ati [03:08] the latest compiz patch should fix the refresh bug, but now I get corrupted text, now in the chat at times aswell [03:10] I feel intrepid very fast, is it me only or everyone [03:10] hmm, anyone know how to connect to a wireless network, I can configure one but I don't see a way to find available networks or connect to one that I configure [03:10] Supersaiyan_IV: I installed fusion-icon and ran it and my display died, logging in again :/ [03:10] jiffe88: try nm-applet [03:10] or simular packages [03:10] funkyHat, if its available you will see when you click the network manager [03:11] funkyHat, did the display die, or did your X die? [03:11] jiffe88: are you looking for a faster refresh of the available networks? [03:11] I don't see a place to go to view available networks [03:12] roxan: seems faster than hardy. I think the kernel helped a lot ofit [03:12] Supersaiyan_IV: I got a really weird issue that I've seen before, where the screen stops working apart from a particular section, which displays the wrong part of the screen, and the rest just freezes [03:12] funkyHat, while logging in ? [03:13] I can still see the mouse anywhere on the screen, but while clicking on stuff works, I can't see it doing anything (unless the thing I click on is being displayed in the section of screen that is kind of working) [03:13] funkyHat, running ati or nvidia? [03:13] ati [03:13] i see, which mdel [03:13] model* [03:13] It's fine now, I think it may have been caused by me running fusion-icon when compiz was already running [03:14] nm-applet --sm-disable appears to be running, I'm guessing thats the icon in the bottom right that is telling me there is no network connection [03:14] it shouldn't matter, it does a compiz --replace anyways [03:14] X1650 [03:14] Well, stuff died but I logged out and it's fine now [03:15] I can choose edit connections if I right click that icon, but that just allows me to statically enter the info for the connection, ssid and all, but I don't see a way to tell it to connect to it [03:15] fusion-icon doesn't make any difference to my actual issue though (close/open animations not working) [03:15] funkyHat, do "ps aux | grep compiz" and paste the output [03:15] jiffe88, iwlist your_interface scanning [03:16] jiffe88, see if you can see some ap [03:17] hmm it doesn't [03:17] Options are --ignore-desktop-hints --replace --indirect-rendering core ccp [03:17] my windows laptop is seeing it though [03:19] funkyHat, what does "glxinfo | grep direct" say? [03:19] jiffe88, then there are no wireless point to connect [03:19] X just mashed itself again -.- [03:20] jiffe88, if there had been then you would have seen while clicking the network manager applet [03:20] funkyHat, wth [03:20] there is though [03:20] Same issue I tried to explain a minute ago, weird display issue [03:20] i've got a problem with the panel options. when i'd rebooted (after my daily update round) my panel was empty. when i'd add for example the K-menu and try to move it to the left side of the panel, i only can move it up and down instead of left and right. [03:20] my windows laptop is connected to it [03:20] its about 15 ft away fromme [03:21] funkyHat, that's not normal, might be tht compiz is using indirect rendering [03:21] When I tried to run compiz --help (to find out what --ignore-desktop-hints does, as it's not in the manpage) [03:22] direct rendering: Yes [03:22] hmm, after reboot try pasting "glxinfo | grep direct" [03:22] ok thats good [03:22] why the indirect redering.. is "ps aux | grep compiz" output still the same? [03:23] Yeah still --indirect-rendering [03:23] weird [03:23] jiffe88, is your wirelss card supported? [03:23] jiffe88, is the ap not broadcasting ? [03:23] jiffe88, or in simple term hidden? [03:24] funkyHat, i have an ati machine and had similar problems, but I just can't think of anything [03:24] its broadcasting, shows up in available networks in windows [03:24] So something's wrong with the /usr/bin/compiz script? [03:24] rofl. ok that's realy stupid. i'd found that it whas a "new" panel, somehow automaticly created with the last update. [03:24] removed the panel, and there below that panel whas my original panel again :) [03:25] funkyHat, yeah, and the parameters it uses [03:25] im puzzled why it uses indirect rendering when direct is present [03:25] also im pretty sure fusion icon crashed X because it tried to use direct rendering [03:26] ubuntu wasn't even seeing the wireless card in hardy which is why I updated to intrepid [03:26] KingOfDos, glad you got the display working again [03:27] indeed, otherwise i'd got 350 euro damage :) [03:28] jiffe88, which is your card? [03:28] jiffe88, is it supported now? [03:28] and a nice bug submit "somewhere" (ubuntu, x11, kde4, nvidia, whatever). and after that send my screen back for waranty :) [03:29] Supersaiyan_IV: and still, would that have an affect on the open/close animations but seem to have no affect on anything else? [03:29] we've got a law that says that i've got 2 years waranty on every electronic device, so i'll use that law :) [03:30] KingOfDos, or you could just sqash that bug :P [03:30] i'd dont know enouch from linux to help at that level ;) [03:30] funkyHat, glibloop, does it help? [03:31] plugin in ccsm [03:31] Oh I noticed that yesterday, don't know why I haven't tried it [03:31] it looks like it, its a 'Intel Wireless 4965 N' from what I cantell [03:31] i'm using linux now for a few years, learning a lot. but helping to search for a bug that's just dificult for me, at this moment. [03:32] Doesn't seem to make any difference though [03:33] funkyHat, hmm, try reinstalling compiz, and make sure all plugins supported/unsupported are installed [03:33] but i'm running without microsoft (at home). and at the office my workstation and all web/mail/db servers at the datacenter are running linux. so yea, i realy beleave in the "linux community" :) [03:33] lspci looks like it just says atheros communications inc device [03:34] KingOfDos, much appreciated :) myself I've used linux for a little more than a yer [03:34] Supersaiyan_IV: I've tried reinstalling every compiz package [03:34] what does iwconfig shows jiffe88 [03:34]