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ethana2Has anyone here installed skype on 32 bit Ubuntu 8.10?00:06
ethana2Would the instructions for getting it working be any different from those for hardy?00:06
zerwaswhich instructions?00:07
dug_ethana2: i have skype 2 installed in intrepid using the medibuntu repository00:09
dug_!medibuntu00:09
ethana2Ok, did you use the static-oss version?00:09
dug_i just used whatever medibuntu provides00:09
ethana2did it Just Work or did you have to mess with stuff?00:09
dug_it works for me, although the medibuntu server's been swamped, and another guy said it didn't work for him00:10
ethana2hmmm..  you didn't edit any configuration files or remove pulseaudio?00:11
ethana2ethan@home:~$ install skype00:12
ethana2[sudo] password for ethan:00:12
dug_i just did the echo test and it worked.  i don't know if i have pulseaudio installed00:12
ethana2...I guess I'll see...  Well 8.10 comes with PA, so if you didn't remove it...00:12
marshtompwhats the difference between nano and pico00:12
dug_i am using a regular headset, not a usb one00:13
_ykram-300:13
dulakmarshtomp: pico is not gpl00:13
louisehello, is this device supposed to work in the new kernel? Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)00:14
ethana2dug_: skype sees a 'pulse' device, I told it to use it and it seems to work!00:14
dug_cross your fingers :)00:14
_ykram louise install linux-backports-modules-intrepid00:16
louiseyram thanks00:18
aurel42anyone got an idea how to get audio with Java (Web Start) applications without starting them in a VirtualBox running Windows?00:23
ethana2dug_: I can hear other people, but they can't hear me, I went through and made sure everything was enabled and tried all the devices...00:23
ethana2dug_: after release someone'll figure it out00:23
DJTachyonhey all .. im looking for the SunJDK ...00:24
DJTachyonfor Intrepid00:24
DJTachyonhelp?00:25
louise=[00:25
louisethat didn't do it00:26
TuxSympathiserDJTachyon, as far as I know sun java6jdk is in the repo00:26
DJTachyondoesnt show up in adept00:26
TuxSympathiserhave you enables all of the repositories?00:27
TuxSympathiserDJTachyon, try enabling the multiverse and restricted repositories00:27
DJTachyonlemme try00:28
DJTachyonhow do i enable said things00:30
TuxSympathiserin adept click settings and then select repositories00:30
DJTachyononly thing i see is sources and edit software sources, everythign is checked int here00:31
louisemy wifi still is not working00:31
TuxSympathiserok click update00:32
DJTachyonif i do a "apt-cache search --names-only jdk" then is shows up, but not in adept00:32
TuxSympathiserthen search for sun00:32
louiseI have that atheros card00:32
louise=[00:32
bsniderlouise, the ath5k module drives that card. it is in the backports package00:32
DJTachyonack now nothing shows up!00:32
DJTachyonlol00:32
DJTachyonokay00:33
louisebsnider, I installed the backports package, but that didnt help... I don't know what happened... it was working earlier today00:33
DJTachyonstill just the JRE00:33
TuxSympathiserDJTachyon, hmm sorry no idea00:34
DJTachyonalright im just gonna install from the command line00:34
DJTachyonk working fine00:35
DJTachyonpython is already installed right?00:35
homieshey, i've just upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 and am having some problems.00:37
homiesi was redirected to here from #ubuntu.00:37
homiesi've got an nvidia geforce 8800GT and when i try to boot, it doesn't detect my drivers, so it asks me to boot in low graphics mode.00:38
homiesif i continue, or configure then continue, it always just takes me to a black screen where it hangs.00:38
zerwasupgrade to 8.10 and you are in the right place to ask. ;)00:39
homiesoh. :B00:39
homiesis that available through the update manager, or would i have to get it seperately?00:39
Lamoanyone know why after upgrading to ibex video cards crap out? I'm getting Error: EnvyNG has dected that the headers for your kernel are missing and cannot be installed.00:39
Ro1Hello00:48
mnhomies: are you still here?00:49
Ro1What has changed in the 8.10 release? is it mainly bug fixes? are there any articles I could read? :)00:49
mnRo1:  Imho 8.10 is great.  I've been running it and everything seems to be upgraded to me.  You could probably find and article on ubuntu.com00:50
zerwashomies, 8.10 comes out friday (night?)00:50
mnhomies: in terminal type "update-manager -d" without the quotes to upgrade00:51
Ro1mn: thanks...can I upgrade via "Wubi" and the package manager?00:51
zerwasRo1, for example, 8.10 includes kernel 2.6.27 and GNOME 2.24 http://library.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/2.24/00:51
mnRo1: I don't know about Wubi, but upgrade-manager -d will give you the option to install00:51
_ykramwhat to expect from 8.10 http://www.tectonic.co.za/?p=241000:52
Ro1^^ thanks, I didn't know the default theme is different00:52
zerwasit's less different than i hoped ...00:53
_ykramits just not worth reading :/00:53
CarlFKanyone know the gcc flag to include debugging symbols?00:53
mnRo1: in kde4 the default theme isn't different.  just to let you know.  It is in gnome though.00:53
jgoguenCarlFK: -g00:53
jgoguenCarlFK: and 'man gcc' is your friend :)00:53
nickwinl_ykram and zerwas: kubuntu 8.10 rc is really something, tho.00:54
CarlFKjgoguen: you are a better friend :)00:54
zerwashaven't tried KDE for ages00:55
mnzerwas: man kde ftw imo00:57
zerwasmn, man dontmakegeekjokes00:58
mnlol i didn't do that on purpose00:59
Ro1How long do CDs take to be delivered once ordered? :)00:59
mnRo1: can you not download it?01:00
Ro1mn: I can, but my laptop doesn't have a "CD burn" feature01:01
mnoh01:01
Ro1the website said 6-10 weeks, then it said 4-6 weeks...not sure on the correct one <01:01
mnOnce upgraded to 8.10 can one downgrade to 8.04?01:03
DaekdroomNo01:03
CarlFKnm: no.01:03
alteregoais there a way to sort folders alphabetically in linux?01:04
mnalteregoa: in ubuntu 8.10 or another os?01:04
CarlFKsegfault ...  0xb7f27d31 in ?? () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6   http://dpaste.com/87433/  - can someone tell me what blew so I know who to tell?01:04
alteregoaubuntu01:05
CarlFKalteregoa: like the gui?  View, arange items, name? ?01:05
Rods_TigerI burned up many copies of the latest ubuntu release candidate and showed them to my students to use today, and absolutely none of them worked on their machines. It worked on my teachers machine, and on their own laptops. There's a serious fault with the 8.10 rc01:05
alteregoano01:05
alteregoaphysicall01:05
nickwinlmn: I guess you could switch out your primary linux kernel with the secondary kernel providing you backed it up and rerun mkinitrd, but all the 8.10 apps will still be there.01:05
alteregoaso the first file appears is a and the last z01:05
alteregoaif i type dir over smb its a chaos01:06
Rods_Tigerall of their machines said 'Cannot display this video mode'. I had a copy of 7.10 also, and that worked fine on those same student machines01:07
raindogI have an external monitor hooked to my laptop(that has a damaged lcd).  In gnome I can enter ' xrandr --output LVDS --off' to turn off the lcd and allow the panels to position correctly.  On Kubuntu 8.10 when I enter ' xrandr --output LVDS --off' or turn it off under display settings the keyboard and mouse cease to repond and I have to (alt+sys rq + reisub).  Without turning off the laptop lcd the resolution on the external 01:09
echidnamanRods_Tiger: bug konsole, regression size perhaps?01:09
echidnamanoops01:09
echidnamandamn copy/paste01:09
echidnamanRods_Tiger: bug 290156, perhaps?01:09
=== echidnaman is now known as JontheEchidna
mnhow do I get OO.o 3.0 ??01:10
* JontheEchidna wonders where ubottu is01:10
bsniderit's out grabbing a smoke01:11
JontheEchidnaRods_Tiger: anyway, https://launchpad.net/bugs/29015601:11
mn!OpenOffice.org01:11
Rods_Tigerit's not a javascript error, this is on booting (and failing)01:11
CarlFK /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6 how do I figure out what .deb that came from?01:12
Ro1do I need an existing OS for Ubuntu to work?01:13
Rods_Tigerthey put the cd in their machines, it came up saying 'Cannot display this video mode' and that was all01:13
CarlFKRo1: no01:13
Ro1cheers ;)01:14
Rods_Tigernot related to javascript or windows or suchlike01:14
Rods_Tigerthey were booting from the cd01:14
Rods_Tigerfirefox wasn't even running01:15
Rods_Tigerthat bug describes a completely different scenario01:15
Ro1possible to run/install ubuntu with 192MB ram?01:17
nickwinlI'm going from memory here -- Ro's ordeal could be that darn 'no screen(s) found' error that often happens under xorg when you switch monitors or harddrives. It's xserver-xorg-video drama.01:17
nickwinloops other nick and he's gone, gone, goonne.01:17
RAdams1nickwinl: I hate that >.> fortunately, 90% of the time you can just restore your xorg.conf, make 0-3ish changes and you're on your way...01:19
RAdams1The stupid problems are where just restoring your xorg.conf exactly how you had it fixes it >.<01:20
wgrantOr you just remove your xorg.conf...01:21
storrgiewhat is the easiest way to reinstall evolution?01:21
storrgielike a fresh install01:21
wgrantstorrgie: Why do you want to?01:22
wgrantYou probably don't want to.01:22
storrgiewgrant: i downloaded all my email into evolution... (7GB) now evolution will not start01:23
wgrantRight, so you don't want to reinstall.01:23
bsnider7gb?01:23
wgrantTry moving your ~/.evolution out of the way.01:23
storrgiebsnider: yea... i have a couple emails01:23
wgrantReinstalling will fortunately not overwrite your settings.01:23
* wgrant has a few gigabytes.01:23
wgrantNot quite that much, however.01:23
bsniderthere is no local email client, be it evolution, outlook or thunderbird that was designed to handle that much mail.01:24
wgrantIMAP ftw.01:24
storrgiewgrant: can you tell me how imap is better than pop, i am ignorant01:24
wgrantYou keep the email on the server.01:25
copprostorrgie: imap allows the server to maintain stuff like the folder setup and read/unread mails and stuff01:25
bsniderkeep the messages off your machine. do not take responsibility for managing messages yourself.01:25
wgrantSo you can access it from multiple clients, and the client doesn't have to store many gigabytes of data.01:25
wgrantAnd so a client's database corruption won't cause you to lose all of your email.01:25
storrgiewait... creally coppro? so i could do that with my gmail... set up folders... and it would remain?01:26
copproalthough your client probably allows local copies01:26
copprostorrgie: yep. That's what I do!01:26
storrgiecoppro: i love you.01:26
copproalso, as wgrant says, the emails don't have to be stored locally01:26
wgrantcoppro: Right, but I don't get my client to mirror my archived emails.01:26
copprowgrant: I do because I'm on a laptop. But it's a personal choice01:26
wgrantI'm on a laptop too, but I only mirror a few of my folders and inbox.01:27
storrgieevolution still will not start01:27
storrgiethe only thing im worried about loosing is my contacts01:27
copproIMAP can't handle though; you'll have to mirror those01:27
coppro*copy01:27
storrgiecan i just copy my 'addressbook'?01:28
wgrantstorrgie: Move away ~/.gconf/apps/evolution01:28
bsnideri wonder if everything is kept in one file, like in outlook, or if the addressbook is separate fromt eh messages01:28
wgrantThat should be the last of your settings gone, so Evo should at least start.01:28
wgrantbsnider: ~/.evolution and common sense seem to suggest the latter.01:29
bsniderare you saing putting everything in one massive pst file is a failure of common sense?01:30
copproyes01:30
wgrantbsnider: No. It sounds like a *fantastic* idea.01:30
storrgieso evolution just does not want to start no matter what01:31
wgrantstorrgie: What is the error that it gives?01:31
copprowgrant: yeah. I totally forgot that a monolithic database allows one corrupt entry to bring the entire thing down!01:31
storrgieno error01:31
storrgiejust never shows up01:31
wgrantstorrgie: Try a terminal...01:31
storrgiei get a couple like this:01:33
storrgie(evolution:8528): camel-WARNING **: Could not find key entry for word 'xtvxoo6ustc': Success01:33
shane2peruhow would I get the kde4 desktop installed on ibex?01:33
wgrantshane2peru: Install kubuntu-desktop01:33
shane2peruwgrant: that is the kde4 then?01:34
bsnidercamel warning? it's telling you to avoid camels?01:34
wgrantshane2peru: We have no KDE3.01:34
wgrantbsnider: Yes. Perl is bad.01:34
shane2peruwgrant: ooooh, kde3 out the door01:34
shane2peruwgrant: do you have it?01:34
wgrantshane2peru: I don't.01:34
wgrantI'm a GNOME person.01:35
shane2peruis kde4 better now?  I used it before01:35
shane2peruwgrant: me too01:35
wgrantIt's very shiny.01:35
storrgieok so01:35
wgrantAnd somewhat usable now we're at 4.1.01:35
shane2peruI just like to see it since it si new.01:35
storrgieim going to just remove evolution01:35
storrgieand re-install it01:35
storrgieit appears to be dead01:35
wgrantshane2peru: The Kubuntu live CD is good.01:35
wgrantstorrgie: That's very unlikely to fix anything.01:35
storrgiehow so? then i can start fresh01:35
shane2perustorrgie: just move all the evolution config files.01:35
wgrantThat won't remove your settings.01:36
bsniderit might, since he blew away his userland files01:36
wgrantPackages cannot touch settings.01:36
storrgiei didnt blow them away yet01:36
wgrantAnd your user can't touch package files.01:36
storrgiebut i could01:36
wgrantOoh.01:36
wgrantYou might need to kill e-d-s first.01:36
storrgiee-d-s?01:36
storrgieman i feel like formatting01:36
wgrantMove ~/.gconf/apps/evolution and ~/.evolution out of the way, then log out and in.01:36
storrgieok01:36
wgrantAlso, maybe see if it starts in a guest session.01:36
shane2peruyeah, what wgrant said. :)01:37
wgrantI always forget that e-d-s sticks around permanently.01:37
storrgiebrb01:37
shane2peruwgrant: how difficult is it to remove kubuntu-desktop once it is installed?01:37
storrgiejust a cntrl+alt+Bksp right?01:37
bsnideris that a program that would start in a guest session?01:37
wgrantbsnider: Yes.01:37
shane2peruwgrant: I don't like liveCD's01:37
wgrantshane2peru: You can probably just remove kubuntu-desktop then apt-get autoremove to get rid of it all.01:38
shane2peruwgrant: that is what I was just thinking myself.01:38
shane2peruI think I would have to track down a few of those other apps it installs though, because I currently have k3b installed and it doesn't try to remove it when I run autoremove01:39
wgrantTHat's because you installed k3b manually.01:39
shane2peruwgrant: hmm, I will give it a try, I did like the new look of kde401:40
storrgieroar01:41
storrgieback01:41
* wgrant escapes from storrgie01:41
storrgieok is there anything i should know before setting up imap01:41
shane2perulol01:41
wgrantstorrgie: It is awesome. That is all.01:41
storrgiewgrant: newbs need to learn too!01:41
wgrantWell, actually, it's pretty bad, but it's the best we've got.01:41
wgrantAnd it's much better than POP3.01:42
storrgiei mean like setting it up wise, is there anything that is a bad idea01:42
wgrantNothing particularly that I can think of.01:42
storrgiewith gmail is there anything special with setup?01:42
storrgieimap.gmail.com?01:42
wgrantI will not use Gmail. I don't know.01:43
shane2perustorrgie: if you log into gmail, it should tell you all the settings01:43
bsniderwgrant, because of the privacy issues?01:43
shane2perustorrgie: click on the help setup button inside your gmail account01:43
storrgieshane2peru: yea i am right now, i just figured i could ask real quick... like if someone rattled pop I could rattle off all the settings01:43
storrgiebsnider: privacy>?01:43
shane2perustorrgie: been too long since I set it up. lol :)01:44
wgrantbsnider: And due to my general issues with Google's business practices, yes.01:44
storrgieohhhhh01:45
bsnideri'm tyrying to think of what issues those could be01:45
storrgiecustom command here? can tunnel over ssh?01:45
bsniderthey do pay andrew morton01:45
bsniderall of their stuff is open source01:45
wgrantThey hoard information. Etc. They are generally in a pretty powerful monopoly.01:45
storrgiebut they are not evil01:45
wgrantBecause their motto says they aren't? Sure.01:46
storrgiewait, when using imap, that is only for recieving mail... not sending01:46
storrgieyou still use smtp with google?01:46
bsnidergoogle isn't a monopoly. they may have cornered a market, but that's because they're good01:46
wgrantYes.01:46
wgrantbsnider: Pretty much everybody uses Google for at least search.01:47
wgrantAnd they're taking over the mail market.01:47
bsniderbecause they're good01:47
wgrantThat's not relevant.01:47
bsnidera monopoly is the ability to outlaw your competition01:47
bsnidergoogle outcompetes, they do not outlaw01:47
bsniderthe government is the only organization that can be a monopoly01:47
bsnider'big' does not mean 'bad'01:48
jgoguenbsnider: so Microsoft isn't a monopoly?01:48
storrgiewgrant: is it bad to mess with gmails folder structure?01:48
wgrantjgoguen: Even though they were found guilty of being a legal monopoly. Of course not!01:48
wgrantstorrgie: No idea.01:48
bsnidermicrosoft is protected in part by software patents. i don't believe in that nonsense or any other IP01:49
storrgieanyone using gmail with imap?01:49
jgoguenbsnider: I can agree with you there, software shouldn't be patentable01:49
ArkoldThosheya :)01:49
shane2perustorrgie: nope, I set mine up with pop.01:49
shane2perustorrgie: did you enable imap on your gmail account?01:50
storrgieyea, but i want to 'file' all my emails01:51
storrgieand i tried to create a new folder... but it doesnt seem to like that01:51
shane2perustorrgie: ok, but you are able to see your emails?01:51
storrgieshane2peru: yea i can, i just want to file them... alot.01:52
shane2perustorrgie: hmm, afraid I can't be of much help there.01:52
shane2perustorrgie: you may have to play around in the settings and see if evolution is setup allowing new folders to be made.01:53
shane2peruok, cya all01:53
brocki am trying to run the enemy territory quake wars installer. it is an executable file but when I try to execute from the command line it says file not found01:54
brockthe file is definitely present01:54
brockbrock@Mainframe:~/Desktop$ ls -l ETQW-client-1.5-full.x86.run01:54
brock-rwxrwxrwx 1 brock brock 556383725 2008-10-28 21:34 ETQW-client-1.5-full.x86.run01:54
storrgiei love you guys, thanks01:55
bigfoxAfter an upgrade to Intrepid, I am having a problem where programs that I try to load by clicking on them will not load.  However programs that are set to load on login load and work fine.01:56
bigfoxI have a terminal window that loads on startup and when I try to load programs, the terminal output is as fallows:01:56
bigfoxbigfox@KIT:~$ firefox01:56
bigfoxNo protocol specified01:56
bigfoxError: cannot open display: :0.001:56
bigfoxbigfox@KIT:~$ eog01:56
bigfoxNo protocol specified01:56
bigfoxCannot open display:01:56
bigfoxRun 'eog --help' to see a full list of available command line options.01:56
bigfoxMost of the time, the problem goes away when I log out and log back in, but I must do that every time I start up the machine.01:59
gaelfxhey, my Exaile seems to have mysteriously stopped working, it can't read the database file, does anyone have any idea why that might be?02:22
ytooxI have a sony vaio laptop and the integrated microphone does not work, neither the microphone jack. I tried installing backports following a tutorial but the problem persists. I am using intrepid02:22
ytooxcan someone help me?02:22
Astral_Enigmaytoox: What sound system are you using?02:23
ytooxpulseaudio02:23
jbg7474Intrepid + Palm device = no synch!  Can anyone help?02:23
bozzahi02:24
Astral_EnigmaHave you checked in the device settings that it's picking up the microphone as a capture device?02:24
bozzaguys i have a problem with synaptic manager02:24
bozzaits not finding anything02:24
Astral_EnigmaMy default Intrepid settings had it using a different device for capture for some reason02:24
bozzai tried deleting sources.list02:24
bozzaand redoing it . but still it doesnt find anything02:24
copproyou deleted sources.list?02:25
Astral_EnigmaOnce I pointed my capture device to PulseAudio, it solved the problem, as I already had my devices configured in pulse02:25
ytooxAstral_Enigma: yes, and when I use skype it does not record anything02:25
ytooxI got some other options for microphone but I really don't know what's best02:26
gaelfxytoox: well, does your mic work in other apps?02:26
bozzacoppro yes i did . and i reticked all the things in software sources . so it made a new sources.list02:26
bozzabut still didnt work02:26
ytooxgaelfx: nop02:27
wgrantbozza: What does 'sudo apt-get update' tell you?02:27
bozzaone sec02:27
bozzai have 8.10 btw02:27
bozzaHit http://security.ubuntu.com intrepid-security/restricted Sources02:27
bozzaHit http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-proposed/universe Sources02:28
bozzaHit http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-backports/restricted Packages02:28
bozzaHit http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-backports/main Packages02:28
bozzaHit http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-backports/multiverse Packages02:28
bozzaHit http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-backports/universe Packages02:28
bozzaetc02:28
KDeskwhere is the kde3 apps config save in intrepid?02:28
bozzawgrant thats what it shows02:28
ytooxgaelfx: what could I do?02:28
wgrantbozza: Erm, there's no plain intrepid/main or intrepid/universe?02:28
storrgiewith evolution, is there a way to make the same columns for all views easily?02:28
WelshDragonHrmmm..Does anyone else still have that stupid bug where the scrollbar disappears in the tabs in nautilus?02:28
bozzaok shall i just copy and paste the stuff from here02:29
bozzahttp://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Hardy#sources.list02:29
wgrantWelshDragon: Sometimes when you middle-click on a folder to open a new tab?02:29
gaelfxytoox: well, pasting dmesg might help, or lspci02:29
ytooxok02:29
wgrantbozza: Oh my... no.02:29
kubuntu_hello with the new KDE can you add a firefox icon in panel?  ie(quickstart)02:29
WelshDragonNo wgrant, If i go File > New Tab, the scrollbar disappears on the first tab.02:29
bozza.... ? no ? ok02:30
* wgrant stabs UbuntuGuide deader than anything has ever been.02:30
JontheEchidnakubuntu_: you can drag the icon from the menu to the panel02:30
wgrantbozza: Pastebin your sources.list, and I'll correct it for you.02:30
wgrantUbuntuGuide is thoroughly on crack.02:30
bozzapastebin ?02:31
bozzasorry i never heard that02:31
gaelfx!paste02:31
ubottupastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)02:31
ytooxgaelfx: http://pastebin.com/m4c1b454202:31
bozzaok02:31
* wgrant feels sick now.02:31
WelshDragonNevermind wgrant, I looked on Launchpad, the bug was never fixed.02:31
* zerwas heals wgrant 02:31
kubuntu_JontheEchidna: i cannot drag anything from menu to my panel02:32
wgrantUbuntuGuide is even more revoltingly misleading than I thought,.02:32
bozzahttp://paste.ubuntu.com/63878/plain/02:32
bozzawgrant thanks foe helping out btw02:33
wgrantbozza: Did you mean to omit the first 'd'02:33
wgrantbozza: np02:33
bozzaone sec will check if its there02:33
JontheEchidnakubuntu_: oh, it is a bit finicky about where you paste it, in my experience it's much easier if you drag it to your desktop first, then to the panel02:33
bozzayea the first d is there .. i just didnt paste it in by mistake02:33
JontheEchidnadragging by the widget handles that pop up02:34
JontheEchidnathe situation should be much improved come KDE 4.202:34
wgrantbozza: Use http://paste.ubuntu.com/63880/ instead.02:34
kubuntu_JontheEchidna: ahhh i gotta someohow get firefox into the widget panel02:34
bozzaok thanks02:35
gaelfxytoox: two questions: what is ForceXPAon and where is your lspci output?02:35
bozza1 sec02:35
wgrantsudo apt-get update, and see if you can see packages then. If not, pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update.02:35
kubuntu_grrrrrr02:35
ytooxgaelfx: lspci http://pastebin.com/m175b188902:35
ytooxI don't know what force xpa is02:35
JontheEchidnakubuntu_: if you drag it to the veeeery edge of the panel it won't give you the red circle with cross icon and you'll be able to put it in02:36
JontheEchidnaanyway, good night02:36
bozzashit i will break this laptop into pieces02:37
bozzastill nothing02:37
kubuntu_thanks02:37
bozzai did mention i am on 8.1002:37
bozzayes ?02:37
wgrantbozza: You did. Pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update, please02:38
wgrantbozza: Where are you looking that you can't find packages?02:38
bozzaok02:38
bozzai type in search02:38
bozzathen type vlc02:38
bozzaand ok02:38
bozzaand nothing shows up02:38
wgrantWhere?02:38
bozzawhere as in 8.04 it did02:38
bozzain synaptic package manager02:38
bozzathe main window02:39
bozzawhere it lists all packages02:39
wgrantIn the box in the toolbar?02:39
bozzaohhhh02:39
bozzai had vlc in the quick searchbar02:40
bozzaas well as the normal search02:40
gaelfxytoox: not sure why your mic wouldn't be working, maybe you should try using the alsa-info.sh script, google it and paste output02:40
bozzawhich for some reason ,, didnt let me display the result02:40
bozzahow annoying was that02:40
gaelfxytoox: you're sure the problem isn't the volume setting?02:40
wgrantbozza: It's possible that the index wasn't yet complete.02:40
bozzai spent nearly an hour ... and i feel like a monkey now02:40
wgrantbozza: I like easy fixes like that.02:40
bozzayea i like it as well . but i just feel like an idiot02:40
bozza:P02:41
wgrantThat is a bit of UI roadkill.02:41
ytooxgaelfx: well, when I try skype (which has control over capture) it lowers it be default, like it's not present02:41
gaelfxytoox: you should be able to change that setting in Skype02:41
wgrantIn fact, that UI is *stupid*.02:41
ytooxgaelfx: and all the internal mic icons on the alsamixer get shut down by default02:41
* wgrant might file a bug later.02:41
ytooxI know, even when i changed that, the mic still does not work02:41
bozzawgrant thanks so much for your time02:42
gaelfxytoox: which version of Skype are you using? (Skype, Skype-Static or Skype-Static-oss?02:42
bozzahaha no ui is good02:42
bozzawe are not in msdos world anymore :D02:42
ytooxgaelfx: where do I get the alsa script02:42
ytoox?02:42
wgrantbozza: No problem.02:42
ytooxskype02:42
bozzai love 8.10 .. i just plugged my phone in though usb and my laptop connected to the internet like magic02:43
bozzaeven in windows i have to install software and drivers for it to work02:43
bozzabut with 8.10 . just plugged in my phone . and it worked straight away :D02:43
wgrantNM0.7 rocks.02:44
bozzaeasily the nicest os02:44
chuckfanyone have info about the usb-creator? Specifically is it designed not to use a SD card as a valid medium?02:44
wgrantGood to hear.02:44
bozzanm0.7?02:44
wgrantbozza: Network Manager 0.7.02:44
bozzaoh ok :)02:44
bozzaubuntu should be more common . like its easiest the nicest os02:45
bozzai just love the updates02:45
gaelfxytoox: http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh02:46
wgrantchuckf: It checks that it is connected through USB, isn't a disk, and is removable.02:46
wgrantchuckf: I don't have an SD card with me, so can't tell which criterion is failed by them.02:47
chuckfokay, thanks wgrant02:47
gaelfxytoox: save it, right-click, change properties to make it executable, the run ./alsa-info.sh in terminal02:47
chuckfwgrant, are you on that project?02:48
wgrantchuckf: I'm not.02:48
chuckfk02:48
ytooxok02:48
chuckfthanks for the info02:48
KDeskHow can I change the color or and KDE 3 app in intrepid?02:48
OldPaths616I upgraded to 8.20 last night and lost networking.  3 other systemsstill online so Im sure it was upgrade.  how to test networking on that desktop install?02:51
gaelfxytoox: but really, I need to know which version of Skype you're using also02:51
chuckfwgrant, just found a bug on it, don't know why I missed it before02:51
gaelfxytoox: you should really try to use skype-static-oss02:52
gaelfxytoox: are you using the medibuntu repos?02:52
ytooxgaelfx: yeah, and the alsa website is not loading02:52
gaelfxytoox: I couldn't get Skype to work properly until I started using static-oss version02:53
ytooxok02:53
jbg7474Can anyone help with getting gpilot talking to a Palm device in Intrepid (worked in Hardy)?02:53
ytooxgaelfx: where else can I get the alsa script?02:54
gaelfxytoox: I don't know, that's the only place I've ever seen it02:55
gaelfxytoox: try a google search02:55
ytooxmmm02:55
ytooxI did02:56
ytooxI did02:56
ytooxgaelfx: I tried the static version and I can only hear a buzz when the test call replays my recording02:57
gaelfxytoox: static-oss02:58
gaelfxytoox: not static02:58
gaelfxytoox: you must not have looked very hard: http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewvc/devel/alsa-utils/alsa-info.sh02:58
ytooxno, I installed skype-static-oss02:59
ytooxrunning the script03:01
ytooxgaelfx: this is the output03:04
ytooxhttp://pastebin.com/m4376794903:04
jbg7474<---- hears nothing but crickets on this subject03:04
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nemoHey, I turned down the combined logout/IM thingy 'cause I didn't care about the IM thing03:11
nemobut the magic guest account thing seems to be part and parcel03:11
nemohow do I reenable that03:11
nemois it even possible?03:11
jbg7474Anyone out there using a Palm device at all with Intrepid?03:13
ytooxgaelfx: what do you see?03:13
mxweasis anyone here running ubuntu intrepid?03:15
mxweasif so could you get me a quick file?03:15
zerwasmxweas, o_O which? see packages.ubuntu.com03:15
copprohuh?03:15
copproquick file?03:16
* coppro is running intrepid03:16
mxweas /usr/share/b43-fwcutter/install_bcm43xx_firmware.sh03:16
mxweasjust post it on pastebin or something maybe03:16
mxweasthx03:16
copproI don't have that03:17
tinman08help sudo configure command03:17
copprotinman08: huh?03:17
mxweasI think I just found it on my own system03:17
mxweasneeded to install something03:17
mxweasthx anyway03:17
Winkietinman08: you're probably looking for the command 'visudo'03:17
gaelfxytoox: I don't know man, I can't see anything that pops out to me, I think you need someone with more experience sifting through alsa problems03:18
tinman08is that the dpkg 1?03:18
gaelfxytoox: if you ever see crimsun on, ask him03:18
Winkietinman08: sorry, i don't know what you mean03:18
captain_is this a safe way to upgrade to 8.10 right now? by press Alt+F2 and type in “update-manager -d” (without the quotes)03:21
wgrantcaptain_: That's right.03:22
copprono sudo?03:22
copproshouldn't he use gksu?03:22
captain_wgrant, thanks!03:22
rschis e17 avalible for intrepid?03:22
wgrantcoppro: It should ask if it needs it.03:23
rschhow do i install it?03:24
copproe17?03:24
rschenlightenment1703:24
OldPaths616I lost networking after doing what captain_ suggested and I don't know how to test or get it back03:26
captain_OldPaths616 what have you done? I am still downloading the updates now03:27
captain_OldPaths616 you didn't already get to the installing did you?03:28
OldPaths616I did the Alt_F2 update.  it went well but I don't have networkking on that machine after reboot03:28
OldPaths616yes, it installed great, no issues03:29
captain_OldPaths616 how long ago? Some of your old repositories were disabled, what about restricted drivers?03:29
a1lenIs there any good programs for...aesthetically enhancing Intrepid?03:30
soreaucompiz-fusion?03:30
captain_x2 for compiz03:31
a1lenThanks guys.03:31
OldPaths616I did the install last night.  before install.  it told me it would disable third party repos.  my monitor used restricted niividea03:31
dstambouhi. For some reason, when I switch on desktop  affects, I lose all my virtual desktops. Any idea how to fix this?03:32
wgrantOldPaths616: We're all waiting for nvidia to update their drivers, unfortunately.03:33
gregbradyI am trying to install Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit from a usb drive and at the partitioning screen I keep getting the error, too small.  It is a 500 GB drive that I am dividing in two.  What is too small?03:33
OldPaths616ok,but those drives shouldn't affect networking right?03:34
nemogregbrady: some people in past I seem to recall getting that because either the tool or them was confusing, like 250gigabytes for 250 megabytes03:34
nemogregbrady: or something similar03:34
nemogregbrady: but, yeah, no clue without seeing exactly what you're doing03:34
wgrantOldPaths616: Right, they're just video drivers.03:35
secret901I'm having enabling visual effects in Ibex03:35
OldPaths616thought now.  so I'm still at a loss as to what happened to networking :-(03:36
secret901When I try to enable visual effects, it just switches back to "None"03:36
captain_OldPaths616, I always seem to have to re-enable my broadcom restricted driver on both my machines, have you checked the restricted drives since the install?03:38
gregbradynemo: no, this is a 500 GB drive.  No confusion03:38
copprosecret901: did they work in hardy?03:38
fservei need help, my gnome-terminal.schemas got corrupted, can anyone dcc send it to me? - INTREPID03:38
secret901coppro: yes03:38
copprohmm03:38
secret901coppro: My graphics driver is Intel Mobile 945GM/GMS/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller03:39
fserveplz, someone?03:39
fservejust locate gnome-terminal.schemas03:39
fservethen send it to me03:39
OldPaths616my network has never used restricted drives, always just been supported.  The only restricted is the monitor drivers03:39
kubuntu_i am having trouble configuring my panel in kde403:43
kubuntu_i get it so messed up i have to delete files in the ~/.kde4 directory and reboot03:44
kubuntu_let's say I remove kickoff then try to start that widget again, it pops up in the right corner of the panel03:44
binspaceHello, anybody know where the System Beep preferences widget went?03:45
copprokubuntu_: to save the preferences you must do a clean logoff03:45
kubuntu_coppro: i am trying to get firefox as a 'quicklaunch'03:45
copprokubuntu_: I haven't used that widget sadly03:46
fservecan someone dcc send to me gnome-terminal.schemas (ubuntu 8.10)03:47
copprofserve: someone possibly can. Or you could reconfigure the package it's in03:47
fservei cant03:47
secret901I can't enable Visual effects in Ibex03:48
wgrantfserve: sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-terminal-data03:48
fserve...03:48
kubuntu_anyone else here confused with all the triangles after you click the cashew03:49
fservewgrant, do not work03:49
wgrant!doesn't work | fserve03:50
ubottufserve: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too.03:50
seclm193Hello all03:50
fservei cant control c the error : (03:50
wgrantfserve: Huh?03:50
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clm193Anyone know of any network manager fixes for Intrepid Ibex for secure networks?03:51
wgrantclm193: It might help if we knew what were meant to be fixing for you.03:52
fservesudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-terminal-data03:53
clm193I am trying to connect to my schools network and ubuntu keeps asking for a wireless certificate.  The connection doesn't need a config file03:53
fserveWarning: /usr/share/gconf/schemas/gnome-terminal.schemas could not be found.03:54
fserveUsage: gconf-schemas --[un]register file1.schemas03:54
clm193wgrant, I am trying to connect to my schools network and ubuntu keeps asking for a wireless certificate.  The connection doesn't need a config file03:54
fservegconf-schemas: error: You need at least a file to (un)register.03:54
fservedpkg: error processing gnome-terminal-data (--configure):03:54
fserve...03:54
fservethis is my error03:54
wgrantclm193: Put in the certificate, then.03:55
wgrantfserve: Why did you delete it!?03:55
wgrantsudo touch /usr/share/gconf/schemas/gnome-terminal.schemas03:55
wgrantThen try again.03:55
fservedid not03:55
clm193wgrant, the university doesn't use a certificate.  Vista works perfectly and ubuntu 8.04 works perfectly03:55
wgrantSomebody did, and it wasn't the packaging system.03:55
fservemaybe fsck03:56
wgrantclm193: You have selected the wrong authentication mechanism.03:56
fserveanother error now03:56
clm193wgrant, I have tried them all.03:56
wgrantclm193: Not all of them require certificates.03:56
fserve/usr/share/gconf/schemas/gnome-terminal.schemas:1 parser error : Document is empty03:56
clm193wgrant, I do know that the connection is WPA Enterprise03:57
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wgrantclm193: Follow the University's documentation to select the appropriate authentication mechanism. Mine uses Protected EAP, for example.03:57
wgrantThat only requires my staff or student username and password.03:57
clm193wgrant, that one is also, but with that selected I still can not connect.03:58
OldPaths616dude, I don03:58
clm193wgrant, could the network manager in Ibex be broken?03:58
wgrantclm193: What do you mean you can not connect? That isn't very descriptive.03:58
wgrantclm193: Works fine for me - more likely your wireless drivers.03:58
clm193It connects to the server, but wont authorize03:58
wgrantWhich variety of wireless card do you have?03:59
clm193wgrant, I'm not sure if it's the wireless driver.  Can it be the driver if I can connect fine at my home wireless, but not at school?03:59
wgrantYes.03:59
wgrantLots of drivers have stupid broken WPA(2) (Enterprise) implementations.04:00
OldPaths616i don't know exactly which change fixed it but networking is working after cleaning out the /etc/network/interfaces file.  if others come with this issue might recomend the same.  :-D04:00
wgrantSome drivers will just stop working after a while.04:00
clm193wgrant, can you help me with the driver?04:00
wgrantSome drivers will occasionally stop receiving non-broadcast packets after a while only when using PEAP with WPA>04:00
wgrantclm193: Probably not, but you could at least advise us on which driver you are using.04:00
clm193I'm using a dell wireless 1505 dranft n04:01
wgrantAh.04:01
wgrantSounds buggy.04:01
clm193not sure, i'm using a driver that ubuntu installed.04:01
clm193I know dell is now supporting linux and making drivers for it, can the 8.04 drivers work in 8.1004:03
clm193wgrant, it's using BroadCom STA driver04:06
wgrantAhahaha Broadcom.04:07
clm193what's that mean?04:07
clm193What I'm not understanding is why it worked in ubuntu 8.04, but not in 8.1004:07
wgrantBroadcom drivers have traditionally been bad.04:07
wgrantI've never had the displeasure of using them.04:08
clm193lol, i just want my wireless to work :(04:08
clm193wgrant, any ideas on how I can get this working?04:09
wgrantNo idea.04:09
clm193Now i have a friend that has a different problem with 8.10 and he can't get it working either04:10
* wgrant -> home04:10
clm193I thought maybe the network manager isn't complete yet04:10
erosswith day 1 left to go, i take it the beta will be release and good to go?04:12
snadgeis it ever? :P04:13
erosslol, kinda scared to upgrade but is usual fear04:13
eross8.04 was painless though04:13
DanaGwtf is a STA?  I know b43, but 'wl' is weird.04:13
clm193well, i just think, any update to 8.10 will be released with the update from beta to release04:14
dug_eross: you might try running partimage from a live cd, to create an exact snapshot of your partition before you upgrade04:16
clm193When I installed 8.04, the driver I'm using now worked fine then, but 8.10 doesn't like it04:16
clm193that's why i'm not exactly sure that it's my driver04:18
kubuntu_i heard the hybrid drivers that broadcom made are going to be in 8.10 so that no need for fwcutter, b43, or ndiswrapper04:18
erossi'll check it out dug, thanks04:19
kubuntu_im actually on a broadcom 4306 and yesterdays install of 8.10 went well and all i did was install the b43 application that i was told too04:19
clm193b43?04:19
kubuntu_b43-fwcutter application04:20
clm193should I try that?  8.10 came with a driver that works04:21
DanaGSupposedly 'wl' is better than b43.04:22
DanaGme wonders what the heck STA stands for.04:22
clm193can someone help me out on how to use it04:23
DanaGS......T......A.... ? I've got nothing.04:23
kubuntu_clm193: go to your hardware drivers and it should be suggested for yoiu04:23
clm193it's there, enabled, and in use04:23
clm193but I still can't connect to a WPA Enterprise network04:23
kubuntu_clm193: you won't be able to from what I understand04:23
kubuntu_NDISwrapper will let you though04:24
clm193umm, ok, how do i connect that way?04:24
kubuntu_lol that could take a while04:24
kubuntu_there is an entire support page on ndiswrapper hang on04:24
clm193umm, i need internet04:25
xiaopi_does somebody know if they fixed the logitech webcam support in RC ? last alpha had problem since they started loading it as kernel module04:26
pawanwhen is the new version coming out04:26
xiaopi_today pawan04:27
pawantoday is 2904:27
xiaopi_does it really matter? you have to get it as soon as it gets out? upgrade from RC is gonna go smoothly so i don't see the urge :)04:30
kubuntu_will there be major updates from the current rc? or just another quick daily update and walllaaa!!04:31
gaelfxprolly the latter04:32
dug_xiaopi_: i tested a logitech webcam yesterday, it works okay04:33
dug_just reddish in kopete tho04:33
kubuntu_i hope the update roasts my cashew, cause it aint tasting too good right now04:33
gaelfxdug_: how did you get the drivers for it?04:33
xiaopi_thx dug_, didn't have time to try lately04:33
dug_gaelfx: I just plugged it in and tried it04:34
dug_i may have installed stuff a while back in hardy that is still installed, don't remember04:34
radamsHi, I'm getting KP's very frequently. /var/log/dmesg and /var/log/syslog only seem to be returning info from my current boot, though. How can I view logs from when the KP happened, or what is the best way to troubleshoot this? (Kubuntu 8.10)04:34
DanaGOdd... my down and left arrows don't repeat, but up and right do.04:35
DanaGWhat's up with that?04:35
gaelfxdug_: ah, ok, thanks04:35
gaelfxDanaG: did you ever solve your bluetooth problem?04:35
xiaopi_down repeat normally on mine04:35
DanaGThe rfcomm?  Nope, can't figure out a nice way to do it -- it's like I have to go back to manually editing config files.04:35
DanaGAnd even though PA 0.9.13 (on the PPA) supposedly supports bluetooth audio.... I see no way to set it up.04:36
radamsoh hi Joey04:38
KDeskisn't there anny binary for opera 9.6?04:40
radamsok, i've found stuff in /var/log/dmesg.0, but it looks like if there's a kp, nothing gets committed? every kp boot seems to not be logged in the dmesg.* files...04:41
DanaGPanic means you can't log anything.04:41
DanaGThe only way you could debug would be through something like a serial console.04:41
radamsso logging isn't done when it happens? in other words, I can't get a log from 5 minutes before the KP?04:42
DanaGWell, there's supposedly some crashkernel thing... but it doesn't do anything for me.04:42
DanaGFrom before?  Hmm, 5 minutes is quite a while...04:42
radamsI understand that when the KP actually occurrs, you can't log, but what about shortly before?04:42
pawanthen04:42
DanaGHmm, it should do log rotation, shouldn't it?04:42
radamsI can't find ANY logs with boot data except from my current boot04:42
DanaGHmm, look in /var/log/messages.004:43
DanaGThe numbered ones have some from previous days, for me.04:43
radamsk, checking now04:43
joeyadamsIsn't there a way to get kexec to come on at a kernel panic and grab the dmesg?04:43
Roger_Klotzhey guys, I just updated to the 8.10 rc on my laptop, and when i boot i get to the login screen, login is sucessful, and then the screen goes to prompt and has a bunch of weird colors and symobols. Ive ran all the recovery tools that come with linux, but it still does this. ive tried apt-get update, sucessfully gotten the packages and installed, but its not fixing it.04:43
radamsok, I confirm that, DanaG. Looking through those logs now04:44
DanaGYeah, there's the linux-crashdump thing... but it always just tells me to pass a crashkernel= parameter... even though it DOES pass one.04:44
dug_Roger_Klotz: i don't know how to fix that, but sounds like a graphics driver problem.  check the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file for example04:46
RAdams1DanaG: looks like info is in that log, but just as I was looking at it, I got another KP D:04:47
DanaG04:47
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DanaGoh yeah, most awesome smiley char ever: 'þ'04:47
DanaG:þ xþ XÞ04:47
Roger_Klotzdug_: if it was a graphics driver problem woulnt failsafe startup work?04:48
Roger_Klotzwouldnt*04:48
dug_Roger_Klotz: i just remember a year ago i had graphics issues, and nothing would start up.  i had to control-alt-f2 or whatever to get to a command line and try different things.  don't remember how i fixed it tho04:49
RAdamsheh04:51
RAdamshm... if a call to my wlan fails 31000 times in a row, should I be concerned? :P04:51
RAdamsgoing to disable wireless... I have a sneaking suspicion that's part of the problem...04:51
RAdamsI've never seen "last message repeated 31925 times" before... that was special04:51
DanaGOh yeah, I downgraded Xorg (yes, very risky) to "fix" what nvidia has left broken for 5 MONTHS!.... and compiz sometimes randomly hard-locks to where nither ctrl-alt-backspace nor alt-sysrq-k will kill it.04:53
DanaGI end up having to ssh in and killall -9 compiz.real.... at which point, Xorg gets the ctrl-alt-backspace, and quits.04:53
DanaGRather quite very annoying,04:54
DanaG.04:54
rberckmaI just installed 8.10 and I was trying to set up my old metacity keybindings in gconf-editor. It seems binding keys for such targets as move_to_workspace_1 has no05:00
rberckma+effect... any ideas?05:00
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rippsOne of the many things I wanted fixed more than anything: faster gtk dialogs. The open/save dialogs take just long enough to annoy me. But perhaps that's just the ADD talking]05:12
gaelfxdoes anyone know much about the sdp daemon?05:18
NeurologicAnyone available for a quick question?05:23
td123Neurologic: just ask05:23
NeurologicWell, last release of Ubuntu was a lot of drama, and circles, ended up not finding a solution to a problem with my networking card. With Ibex coming out, I wonder if there's any progress on problems with Intel WiFi Link wireless cards?05:24
wishieodd, my intel wifi card just works.05:25
bullgard4Where can I find a compilation of the new features of Intrepid Ibex (compared with Hardy)?05:25
wishie(with hardy)05:25
td123wishie: that's no surprise.. the real surprise is half of the things that didn't work in hardy, work in intrepid out of the box (rc)05:26
elpargobullgard4, in the download page of every release there is a "what's new"05:26
gaelfxdoes anyone use exaile and have problems with loading their library?05:26
td123wishie: on my hardware05:26
Neurologicwishie, I have an Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN, I had a huge run around, with no solutions =( Basically, it rendered my laptop unable to connect to wireless :S05:27
NeurologicSo I had to just sit and hope for the next release to have a solution, hence me being here to ask.05:27
wishiei have a...05:28
wishie07:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network Connection (rev 61)05:28
wishieand it works out of the box on hardy for me.05:28
bullgard4elpargo: Does there exist a "download page" of Intrepid Ibex? What is its address?05:28
NeurologicReally?05:28
wishiebullgard4: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/   <-- daily build.05:29
NeurologicMine didn't work AT ALL.05:29
td123wishie: I have the same (a little older model though)05:29
wishieNeurologic: im using it right now..05:29
NeurologicDidn't even detect networks, multiple networks.05:29
NeurologicWell that's inconsistent, why would mine not, and yours work, if it's the same card? =P05:29
wishieNeurologic: not that its relevant, but what laptop ?05:29
gaelfxhttp://pastebin.com/d5b531e7b I get these errors when I run exaile, I tried reinstalling python 2.5, but to no avail, does anyone have a suggestion as to what my next step might be?05:29
NeurologicDell Inspiron 152505:30
wishiehmm, checking something now..05:32
bullgard4elpargo: In http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/ there is no  "what's new". So your answer is wrong.05:32
NeurologicSure, any explanation would be more than welcome wishie =)05:32
wishieNeurologic: did you try the backport modules for it ?05:33
wishieNeurologic: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-hardy-generic ?05:33
NeurologicNo idea what a backport module is? O_O05:33
elpargobullgard4, that wasn't my answer that was wishie, if you let me look for the link I'll provide it.05:33
NeurologicI was told by support people in #ubuntu to run all sorts of commands, but never that, I don't think.05:33
wishieNeurologic: im just letting you know what works for me..HP laptop, but same wifi card.05:34
wishieNeurologic: my wifi light even toggles on/off when i turn the card on/off05:34
ripps!backports05:34
ubottuIf new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they may go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging05:34
elpargobullgard4, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/beta#New%20Features%20since%20Ubuntu%208.0405:34
wishieNeurologic: and afaik, there is an issue with Wireless N on these cards in Intrepid, but there is a backport for that, too05:35
Neurologicwishie, Hmm. All right, well considering Ibex is tomorrow, I'll try it, and if I have problems I'll try that then, copied it down.05:35
NeurologicThanks a lot.05:35
elpargognome update for me is enough to upgrade :)05:35
wishieive got a url if you want..05:35
NeurologicSure.05:35
NeurologicI'm keeping it all to try and get back to using Ubuntu.05:36
bullgard4elpargo: Thank you very much for your help.05:36
wishieNeurologic: http://tinyurl.com/3eezkj05:36
wishierelatd to HP laptops, but the Intel Wifi section will explain some things05:36
NeurologicGreat! Thanks =)05:36
dr_willisI finially got wireless working with my HP laptop under 8.10 :)05:36
wishieworks for me on 8.0405:37
wishieheh05:37
NeurologicI'll download Ibex tomorrow, and if I have any problems, I'll follow those steps.05:37
NeurologicThanks again05:37
wishieim getting an ibex build now05:37
wishieno worries Neurologic05:37
NeurologicSleep for me, Cheers all!05:38
* wishie prays we dont get a big rush of people in #alsa tomorrow..heh05:38
dr_willisWe will have to watch #ubuntu an see how big a # we can get in there. :)05:38
wishieand i will have to steet clear of #ubuntu..heh05:41
wishieand perhaps #alsa :)05:41
wishiei had my work cut out for me with the hardy release05:41
dr_willisI was thinking i saw the highest total at like a liittle over 3000+  last release05:41
wishieim kind of annoyed with intrepid, though.. the Kubuntu version anyway05:42
Tukonwishie: why's that?05:42
dr_willisIm using gnome now for the foreseable future....05:42
wishiei need 2.6.27 kernel (in intrepid) for all my laptops keys to work properly.. yet, i still want to use KDE3, which intrepid kubuntu doesnt have..05:43
Tukonwishie: me too05:43
wishieso i have to choose between one or the other.. and make my own 2.6.27 for hardy, or build my own kde3 for intrepid05:43
Tukonbut kde4 is really growing on me05:43
Tukonso i'm sticking it out for now05:43
wishieill make the change, one day05:44
wishiebut for now, i have 3.5.9 setup just as i like it, and dont want to change..heh05:44
Tukonwhat feature do you need in 3 that isnt in 4?05:44
Tukonah05:44
Tukonthis is just making me look forward more to 4.205:44
* dr_willis waits for service pack 1 for Kde405:44
wishiekde 4.1 should have been 4.005:45
wishie4.0 should never have existed :P05:45
Tukonword to that05:45
Tukondr_willis: then we might rename the disti Canonical Kubuntu Linux 9.04 Ultimate Edition05:46
Tukon;-)05:46
dr_willisDont for get the 2009 at the end05:47
Tukonlol05:47
dr_willis Canonical Kubuntu Linux 9.04 Ultimate Home Supreme Lite Edition 200905:47
Tukonsadly it sounds like they are continuing the same kind of crap with windows 705:47
bullgard4  What does "to showcase" mean in "New Features since Ubuntu 8.04: These features are showcased for your attention. Please test them and report any bugs you find on Launchpad: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu"?05:48
wgrant... with Advanced Security Technologies!05:48
Tukonanyway peace05:48
wishiehehe05:48
dr_willis'shown off'05:48
wishiemore stuff 'just worked' with hardy, than with XP SP3 on this laptop..05:48
dr_willis'to be put on display'05:48
wgrantwishie: But Windows is clearly better. It's better, I tell you!05:49
dr_willisIve noticed Vista crashing more and more on my machunes with each new update for it..05:49
wishiedr_willis: ive experienced Fista crashing once.. about 30 seconds before i wiped the drive clean..heh05:49
dr_willis Vista (not responding)05:50
dr_willisshould be the name of the Next Vista release.05:50
wishiestarted the install, during install it downloaded 1.3Gb of updates.. booted for the first time, explorer crashed, so i formatted it :P05:50
wishieno no..05:50
wishiethe next version should be Fista.05:50
wishieFista - Bend over and take it edition05:51
wrinkliezhey guys, I have recently installed 8.10 and the brightness applet wont work05:51
wrinkliezany ideas? :(05:51
pdlnhrdi am having a hard time having my computer  recoginzing my DV device (i want to capture video in Kino) and it says /dev/raw1394  doesn't work   but it doesn't exist   how can I make it exist lsmod shows that the module is loaded.  jason@bukowski:~$ ls -la /dev/raw1394   ls: cannot access /dev/raw1394: No such file or directory   Anyone help me with this or suggest another DV capture program?05:51
dr_willisYou may need to be sure the proper moduiles are loaded...05:52
pdlnhrdhere is a pastebin of my system http://pastebin.com/d37e9dcb005:52
skwashdfor the last 2 or 3 days i have been getting /var filled up (it is a separate partition) with the following05:53
skwashdPid: 0, comm: swapper Not tainted 2.6.27-7-generic #105:53
skwashdany ideas?05:53
skwashdlemme pastbin the backtrace05:53
pdlnhrdthe modules was loaded before...now it isn't... is there something to make it persist?05:53
wrinkliezanyone have any idea about why the brightness applet isnt working?05:54
wrinkliezright on05:55
dr_willistheres a Modules autoload directory/file in /etc/ somewhere.. or modprobe it in rc.local05:56
skwashdhere it is http://pastebin.ca/123937405:56
skwashdpdlnhrd: try adding it to /etc/modules05:56
pdlnhrdthe modules is now loaded... crw-rw---- 1 root video 171, 0 2008-10-29 00:55 /dev/raw1394   and if i try to run gksudo kino (which i know i shouldn't) it still doesn't recoginize my device.... any other ideas/05:59
dr_willisbe sure the app is looking at the right device..   Ither then that.. no idea06:00
pdlnhrd1o.k.   i have one other problem and that is with dual video cards and daul display.   I can't configure the second monitor... here is some info about my system: http://pastebin.com/d3108d4d906:08
pdlnhrd1should i go with the propreitary drivers?06:08
pdlnhrd1preference -> screen resolution on shows one display and the catalyst control center only shows one display under display manager.... should i just install the ATI drivers?06:10
f|ukeWhy wouldn't you install the Ati driver? Do they have good linux support?06:11
pdlnhrd1i guess i like to keep using the open-source drivers.... i was curious if anyone else has had any exeprience06:12
pdlnhrd1plus i thought 8.10 had increase support for dual head displays06:12
pdlnhrd1and the propritery driver doesn't support 8.1006:14
f|ukenvidia has killer linux support. I'm happy to use their proprietary driver. the nvidia settings manager has excellent dual screen support. But I have no experience with ATi. :|06:16
pdlnhrd1fjuke:   while i agree up until this current box. i have been using nvidia completely.   but with ati's opensourcing everythign including 3d support i wanted to support them.... i guess i will just have to wait06:17
lemonadehuh, just woked and read that nvidia had kille_d_ linux support, I got scared06:17
DanaGI'm going ATI with my next laptop.06:19
DanaGI've had enough issues with nvidia, old and new, in both Windows and Linux.06:20
gaelfxhelp! my computer keeps randomly playing parts of songs and then stopping and I have no audio player open! I'm scared....06:20
DanaGgaelfx: it may be the preview on icon hover.06:20
DanaGI liked ATI's Windows drivers the last time I used them, which was during the 9800->X800 era.06:20
* DanaG tests a command:06:21
DanaG!wrong06:21
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about wrong06:21
DanaGdang.06:21
DanaGI submitted this: wrong is You're Doing It Wrong.06:21
lemonadei've hated ati, now i like nvidia - if i'm someday going to hate their proprietary driver, i'll go intel :D06:21
pdlnhrd1the windows ATI drivers blow chuncks... i have to reboot everytime i switch from crossfire.... but i do have pretty new cards and they might be working out the kinks06:21
gaelfxDanaG: there's a preview on icon hover?06:22
gaelfxcool06:22
f|ukeintel for graphics? You might as well stab yourself in the eye with a fork06:22
lemonadehuh, i've had no problems with intel06:23
lemonadei'm no gamer though06:23
elpargois python2.6 the default in this release, or that didn't made the date?06:23
f|ukeAh. Right. Probably not concerned with the eye-candy too.06:23
xiaopi_anybody using last Ktorrent with gnome on RC? he's really CPU eater06:23
lemonadef|uke: actually i have compiz working very well06:24
f|ukeDont expect that if you switch to intel o.O06:24
lemonadein intel that is06:24
lemonadei use it at work06:24
f|ukehuh.06:24
xiaopi_got compriz to work well with last intel integrated chip too06:24
lemonadedo't remember whhat card it is06:25
lemonadedon't06:25
f|ukeI still declare that they suck.06:25
xiaopi_suck for what? playing?06:25
f|ukeFor graphic06:25
xiaopi_for example?06:25
f|ukegraphics and supoort06:25
f|ukesupport. >< doh.06:25
wishieintel is well supported for compiz and friends06:26
f|ukeCan you run a desktop cube and spin it without chop?06:26
pdlnhrd1i have everything working well with my ATI cards 3d acceleration, direct rendering, compiz... except i can't do dual display..... :(06:26
xiaopi_you still use cube everyday ? lol06:26
wishief|uke: of course you can. the 'chopping' is only VSync06:26
xiaopi_desktop wall is so much more efficient06:26
dr_willisCube: 'eye candy used to make windows users drool,'06:27
f|ukeYes. I use it to make my friends jealous.06:27
f|ukehaaaaa06:27
dr_willisThen you turn it OFF to get real work done06:27
wishiei have compiz enabled all the time on this laptop06:28
xiaopi_you also put all effect on random if you wanna impress people06:28
f|ukeYah well. Maybe. I dont pay much attention to it, thats true06:28
f|ukeYah, done that too06:28
dr_willisxiaopi_,  been there.. done that...06:28
dr_willis:)06:28
dr_willis'the windows explode when you close them' --- COOL! we want linux...06:28
wishierofl.. Second Reality demo, C64 port..haha06:28
xiaopi_but in the end, get rid of most of the eye candy, kept the fade in/out and desktopwall06:28
wishieoh, this warrants getting the C64 out of the cupboard!06:28
dr_willisI have several C64s :)06:29
xiaopi_and taskbar preview too.. exept from that :P06:29
lemonademe too06:29
lemonadeand yeah, 2nd reality for c64 kicks ass06:29
dr_willistaskbar Preview, and zoom. thats about all the compiz i use06:29
wishieive got a C64 and a C128D06:29
dr_willisThe Vice Emulator is very well done. :)06:29
f|ukewell, generally my friends arnt impressed with, "I can ssh to my server using RSA and use VNC or SSHFS to access my shit"06:29
f|ukebecause generally they dont understand it. stupid pot smoking hippies.06:30
xiaopi_yeah but actually that kinda cool =D06:30
f|ukeSo i have to impress them with the spinning cube :(06:30
xiaopi_vnc over putty ssh tunnel on win kinda sux06:31
dr_willisUntill you need it to fix grandmas pc thats 100 miles away06:32
dr_willis:)06:32
wishieoh nuts! Assembly 2007 winning demo.. niiiiiiiiice06:33
xiaopi_grandmas pc just need regular remotedesktop :)06:33
wishie'LifeForce'06:33
carlosliceahello everyone, I have two issues in my machine: 1)My intel wireless card disconnects after some time (could be a few minutes or some hours, usually ~6 hour or something), after that i have to reboot my machine if i want to connect again, 2)load some flash (specially youtube videos) in konqueror is a just a bet, 20% of the time will work the other times the plugin is loaded (nspluginviwer) but doesn't display anything06:33
carlosliceaare there any known solutions for those problems? (for the flash one i already trying reinstalling, no luck)06:34
xiaopi_which version of KDE?\06:34
carloslicea4.2.106:34
xiaopi_dunno then :)06:34
carloslicealol06:34
lemonadei'm having that nspluginwrapper-problem too on ubuntu06:35
wgrantErm, KDE 4.2 isn't even in Intrepid.06:35
carlosliceaerr06:35
carlosliceamy bad06:35
carlosliceasorry06:35
carloslicea4.1.206:35
xiaopi_kde4 still need some polish too ~06:35
carlosliceathat's why i keep firefox (and all its dependencies :/ ) around u_u06:36
carlosliceabut the one that is actually driving me nuts is the wireless one, it's just horrible06:36
carlosliceai searched launchpad, there are some similar bugs but doesn't seem to be a fix06:37
xiaopi_exept reporting, if you're not fixing them there's nothing more to do06:38
wishiewell, time to try the intrepid rc on my mates laptop :P06:39
Daisuke_Idoalright then.  gnome-session taking up 100% of a processor core?  anyone familiar with that?06:40
stahlstiftGood Morning! Can someone give me an hint which server forgets the dirlock for 8.10 ? :)06:42
* dr_willis is not clear on the question.06:43
stahlstiftdr_willis: well the sync of 8.10 final should already started and there are some servers06:45
stahlstiftwhere you can already download :)06:45
Daisuke_Idoare you *that* impatient that you can't wait?06:46
stahlstiftexactly :)06:46
dr_willisI normally update/upgrade a day or 2 befor release.. then wait a week or 2 - till it all settles down.06:46
Daisuke_Idoif you've been running it already, you're already pretty much there.06:46
stahlstiftDaisuke_Ido: i didn´t installed the rc06:47
Daisuke_Idothen whose fault is that?06:47
Daisuke_Idoi'm still trying to figure out this gnome-session problem06:48
stahlstiftDaisuke_Ido: i try to get it as early as possible, install it, update it and then i do the same as dr_willis. I wait 2 weeks before i update again :)06:48
Daisuke_Idoyeah, i just updated (installed the beta a couple weeks ago), probably won't until the second week of november or so06:48
dr_willisCalculating upgrade... Done06:50
dr_willis0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.06:50
Daisuke_Idoi had something like 4 packages to update06:50
Daisuke_Ido(hadn't in a couple days)06:50
Daisuke_Idobut kaudiocreator is still missing >:|06:50
MrHumsupHi guys. Just upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid. I'm having this issue of not being able to use my Up, Down, Left and Right arrows in any of my apps. E.g. Prior to the dist-upgrade, depressing either the Up or Down arrow keys in Epiphany browser would have allowed me to scroll up or down a webpage, but not now. An pressing the the Up arrow key, does not bring up the last command I typed in GNOME terminal like it used to before the upgra06:53
dr_willisI would start by disabling compiz and see if it works  then, try making a new user also...06:54
dr_willisand also try installing some minimal window manager, see if it works in that. (like icewm)06:54
dr_willisSome else had issues the other day with compiz stealing specific keypresses06:54
MrHumsupdr_willis: hmm. Yeah. Had this other issue with screenshot. But it went away after I disabled the screenshot plugin in Compiz. But I have no idea how to resolve the others. Anyone any ideas? Please?06:58
skwashdi should mention i am running amd64 - C2D T9300 with 4G RAM07:09
skwashdshould i just paste the contents of http://pastebin.ca/1239374 into a bug report on LP and wait for it be closed when intrepid+1 gets a new kernel and i won't test it on a pre alpha build?07:12
dulakI was gonna talk shit about your attitude, but I'm not drunk enough to hit enter.07:14
dulakskwashd: you know like 98% of the people who work on the OS you are running get no money right?07:15
skwashddulak: it is the normal process with serious regressions introduced in the last couple of weeks a ubuntu releases for the last while07:15
Hobbseeserious regressions?  When did that appear?07:16
dulakskwashd: yeah but you could have a better attitude in your snide little comments in the support channel07:16
rskithe new graphics for the partitioner/installer looks like it couldn't come from a sea of brown, good job. :)07:16
skwashdHobbsee: liferea is almost useless in the last week or so ... evolution crashes about 3 times day on a good day ... and now a kernel bug is filling my disk07:16
skwashdHobbsee: and both hardy and gutsy went down hill in the last 2 or 3 weeks before release07:17
Hobbseeskwashd: and users suck.  Now you could be helpful, and avoid generalisations07:17
rskihave you posted to lkml ?07:17
skwashddulak: was just confirming the process was going to be the same this time around07:17
dulakskwashd: no, you were doing a classic passive-aggressive job of bitching about somethign07:18
Hobbseeskwashd: what version of evolution do you have installed?07:18
skwashdHobbsee: i agree07:18
dulakskwashd: I do not tolerate bullshit, at least be honest about your motives.07:18
skwashdHobbsee: 2.24.1-0ubuntu207:18
skwashddulak: get my machine working properly07:19
Hobbseeskwashd: darn.  Was hoping that would have fixed it for you07:19
skwashdHobbsee: nope07:19
dulakskwashd: You feel entitled to a perfect OS, and I do not blame you for that, cuz ubuntu kicks ass, but seriously, adjust the attitude.07:19
Hobbseeskwashd: your'e not a master, he's not your slave.  be respectful, and obey the !coc, else i'll give you somewhere else to whine, thanks.07:19
Daisuke_Idobut the user is owed everything, even if you pansy devs are working hard, it's NOT ENOUGH!07:20
skwashddulak: personally i wish i never upgraded to dapper ... breezy was rock solid07:20
wgrant'liferea is almost useless' is the most useless bug report I've seen today.07:20
wgrantWhat is wrong with it? It works fine for me.07:20
dulakskwashd: personally I hope yer penis falls off, but I'm a dick.07:20
wgrantdulak: Cease that, please.07:20
Daisuke_Idosorry.  i should probably check to see if there's a bug report for missing kaudiocreator or the gnome-session issue i'm having (which i can't seem to nail down)07:21
skwashdwgrant: regularly fails to update feed and the unread count contantly keeps on saying there is unread posts when there are none07:21
HobbseeDaisuke_Ido: is there a kde4 port of kaudiocreator?07:21
Daisuke_Idothere is not, to my knowledge, however, it's supposedly part of kdemultimedia07:21
HobbseeDaisuke_Ido: hmm, might be worth checking that.  The old kde3 versions aren't available anymore07:22
skwashdlooks like it is off to LP to file a bug which will be ignored07:24
Daisuke_Idoskwashd: if you're THAT upset that you're going to get whiny, use something else.07:25
Hobbseenot many new evolution bugs, there either.07:25
HobbseeDaisuke_Ido: besides, most of the devs are smart, and avoid this channel - or only spend very small amounts of time for it.07:27
Hobbseeer, in it07:27
Daisuke_Idoprobably a wise move07:28
skwashdDaisuke_Ido: every kernel bug i have file / subscribed to had not been fixed - closed upgrade to latest+greatest or just ignored07:28
Hobbseeskwashd: well, have you seen how big the kernel commits actually are?07:28
Hobbseea whole bunch of bugs get fixed each time a new kernel gets released.07:28
wgrantThere are an awful lot of kernel bugs, and not too many kernel developers in Ubuntu.07:28
skwashdHobbsee: i can switch to tbird if i have to ... a kernel which is chewing over a gig of disk per hour is a bit much07:28
Hobbseeespecially if they can't reproduce it themselves, it's kinda hard to tell if the new things will fix it.07:29
wgrantYou should feel free to help out squashing bugs.07:29
wgrantEvolution bugs should be fairly well taken care of, IIRC.07:29
Daisuke_IdoHobbsee: filed a question on kaudiocreator, checking for anything on this gnome-session thing07:29
skwashdHobbsee: most of the kernel bugs aren't in other distros ... they are i nthe ubuntu patchset07:29
Hobbseeskwashd: then find out which it is, build it without, and then file a bug based on that.07:29
HobbseeDaisuke_Ido: what's the gnome-sesion thing?07:30
skwashdHobbsee: this one is new .. and so i haven't spent hours finding the real cause of it07:30
Hobbseeskwashd: no, you just came on to rant.  very wise.07:30
Daisuke_IdoHobbsee: i don't know what's triggering it (just see it when i get home from campus) but gnome-session is eating an entire core07:30
skwashdwhich is why i stupidly came in here trying to see if others had experienced it07:30
Hobbseeif you can't be bothered to spend the time, why do you think anyone else would be?07:30
Daisuke_Idonot using much ram (2mb) but riding the CPU like mad07:31
skwashdand the reason i ubuntu (and debian) is so i don't have to fsck around compiling stuff07:31
* Hobbsee eyes gnome-session bugs07:31
skwashdif i wanted to do that i would run gentoo or LFS07:31
wgrantskwashd: I fail to see where people said that you should compile your entire system yourself.07:31
* Hobbsee notes you can probably get a support contract if you preferred, so others would debug for you.07:31
skwashdwgrant: <Hobbsee> skwashd: then find out which it is, build it without, and then file a bug based on that.07:32
Hobbseeskwashd: system != kernel.07:32
skwashdHobbsee: sure ... but why stop at compiling the kernel ... building everything from scratch is so much fun07:32
wgrantIf you want to, go ahead.07:33
Hobbseeskwashd: because you don't have bugs in most of the other stuff.  *eyeroll*07:33
wgrantBut nobody here suggested it, so stop implying it.07:33
Daisuke_Idoskwashd: you're getting annoying.  you obviously have anger issues, go punch a wall or something.07:33
Hobbseenow, be constructive, or leave.07:33
Daisuke_IdoHobbsee: an unfortunate side-effect of the gnome-session thing is that no new apps can be launched07:33
HobbseeDaisuke_Ido: hmm, not spotting anything on https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/122949 - does it happen if you kill and restart gnome-session?  (note, that will log you out)07:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 122949 in gnome-session "Tray icons take a LONG time to appear with compiz enabled" [Undecided,Confirmed]07:34
wgrantDaisuke_Ido: Have you straced it?07:34
Hobbseeer, almost that07:34
Daisuke_Idoit doesn't happen until the pc's been on for some time07:34
Hobbseevery odd.07:34
Daisuke_Idothat's what i thought07:34
wgrantDaisuke_Ido: Attach strace to it when it happens.07:34
Oricis ther any suitable drivers for ati now?07:34
wartalkeri upgrade to 8.10, the sound driver seem ok, but it has no sound, my card is  "Intel Corporation 82801H", why07:35
Daisuke_Idowgrant: ?07:35
wgrantOric: As suitable as they ever have been.07:35
wgrantDaisuke_Ido: strace -p <whatever the PID of gnome-session is>07:35
Daisuke_Idoi'm not exactly familiar with hunting down bugs :)07:35
Orici will upgrade to 8.1 tomorrow07:35
Orichappy and doubt07:36
penOric: it's 8.1007:36
Oricyeah 8.10 8.1007:36
Oric^^07:36
penOric btw, kill your ghost or it's very annoying07:36
Oricok07:37
Orici'm newer here.sorry07:37
skwashdDaisuke_Ido: lmao07:37
Oricpen,what command i should put?07:37
Daisuke_Idoi'm still praying for amarok 2 to not suck by jaunty07:37
Hobbsee!ghost | Oric07:38
ubottuOric: On IRC, if you own a nick that is currently being used, you can make it quit by typing: /msg nickserv GHOST <username> <password>07:38
wgrantHobbsee: That'll only work if you've registered the one with the tail.07:38
wgrantAnd most people don't.07:38
Hobbseeah yes, it's not registered.07:38
Oricit said i can't ghost my self07:39
pendo /msg nickserv ghost Oric_07:39
penyou don't ghost the current nick07:39
Oricso what you mean by killing my ghost?07:40
penyou have Oric_ and Oric07:41
=== Oric is now known as OpenYouMouth
OpenYouMouthyeah07:41
=== OpenYouMouth is now known as Oric
penone of them is your ghost I guess07:41
Oricyeah.i register nick Oric07:41
penbut there is Oric_07:42
penkill it07:42
Oriclet me see07:42
skwashdso Hobbsee is there a wiki page on tracking down kernel bugs?07:46
xiaopiI really need a fresh install ... it's good to have this 6month cycle =D07:52
penI notice that my network manager will cause kernel panic if I connect to certain network07:53
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Guest68126has anyone been able to get the ath5k driver to work? it loads fine but no networks are shown07:59
Oricopen,i think oric_ is ghosted~~07:59
pen??08:04
tapasi have restricted-modules-rt installed, but x starts to fail with "nvidia module not found"08:04
penyou still have Oric__08:04
tapasok, moving xorg.conf leftover from hardy out of the way at least the failsave x seems to start08:06
tapasalas, only with a resolution of 1280x102408:07
tapashmmm08:07
Hobbseeskwashd: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures#Kernel and related links look pretty reasonable08:10
fbe HI does anyone get the apitest for bluez-4.12 running?  I untared the original bluez-4.12 tarball from bluez.org and start ./apitest GetMode08:18
fbe             within the test dir. All I get is this Failed to get default device: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod: Method "DefaultAdapter" with08:18
fbe             signature "" on interface "org.bluez.Manager" doesn't exist08:18
Glitchwhat will this channel become tomorrow ?!!?!!??08:19
CROSSWINDShey guys, if i install, ubuntu first, and want kubuntu, and since intrepid is offically 4.1.2,whats the commandto install the full complete kde4.1.2 desktop?08:19
tc111i'm trying to do a 'sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release' but keep receiving "No new release found". i'm running a local repo of hardy and intrepid... am i missing something that i should be mirroring so that the machine sees that there is a devel release available?08:19
rwwGlitch: the channel for discussion of Jaunty, I'd assume :)08:19
CROSSWINDSanyone?08:20
Tyrathso intrepid has no specific realise deadline?08:20
rwwCROSSWINDS: sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop or sudo aptitude install kde, depending on exactly what you want.08:20
CROSSWINDSidlike the full kde desktop08:20
CROSSWINDScause they are both good08:21
CROSSWINDSdont mind having them both08:21
rwwTyrath: sure it does. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IntrepidReleaseSchedule08:21
Tyrathrww: i'm in console mode, how do I copy that link to the GUI08:21
rwwCROSSWINDS: kubuntu-desktop will install all the packages that come with kubuntu. kde will install the full kde desktop. I believe kubuntu-desktop contains everything in kde, plus the kubuntu branding, but i don't use KDE, so i could be wrong08:22
Tyrathrww: or is there a way to surf in console mode that involves seeing source code instead of GUI08:22
wgrantGlitch, rww: This channel is normally closed until around the first alpha.08:22
rwwTyrath: don't bother, I'll just tell you. Intrepid's scheduled for release, and has been thus scheduled for a while, on October 30th.08:22
CROSSWINDSi dont know which one id wantif I could only have one08:22
rwwwgrant: thanks for the correction08:22
CROSSWINDSkde or gnome08:22
rwwCROSSWINDS: you can switch between them at the login screen if you install both :)08:23
CROSSWINDSboth are damn good and you can install apps fromeither one into the other08:23
Tyrathrww: k thanks08:23
* Tyrath thought intrepid was coming out tomorrow08:23
wgrantTyrath: It is.08:23
CROSSWINDSit is..08:23
Tyrathit's already the 30th?08:23
CROSSWINDS30th of oct08:23
CROSSWINDSnot yet08:23
Tyrathgod how time flies08:23
CROSSWINDSbut if you do a dist-upgrade now..08:24
CROSSWINDSyou can get 8.10 final08:24
CROSSWINDSbut no iso's are available yet08:24
CROSSWINDSi didit,and fubard my system08:24
Tyrathreally? so what's the point in waiting08:24
wgrantCROSSWINDS: It might not be final.08:24
CROSSWINDSbut that was my fault, i had reposfrom all over08:24
CROSSWINDSlol08:24
wgrantWe have had very late changes before.08:24
Tyrathoh08:24
CROSSWINDSit doesnt say "beta" or "rc" anymore08:24
CROSSWINDSjust says 8.1008:24
xiaopiCROSSWINDS, just get kubuntu then08:24
wgrantCROSSWINDS: That's so we can release if we don't find any more critical bugs.08:25
xiaopii know everytime i used both i got some conflict in the end08:25
Tyrathwgrant, will patches be realeased on the site with late changes if I happen to install now?08:25
wgrantRather than uploading at the last second before release to change it to 8.10, and potentially breaking everyone's system.08:25
wgrantTyrath: They will come through as normal updates.08:25
xiaopinow i tend to stick to one or the other08:25
Tyrathwgrant: cool. so if I upgrade now there won't be any issues08:26
wgrantTyrath: There might be, but very probably not.08:26
xiaopignome with only kde libs for the few kde app you need and there you go =D08:26
Tyrathwgrant: will intrepid provide away to copy and paste from console to console?08:26
Hobbseeconsole as in virtualterminal?08:26
Tyrathconsole as in console mode console08:27
penhow do I colorize my ttys?08:27
Tyrathas in big terminal08:27
penor08:27
penboot up text08:27
penin virtual console08:27
wgrantTyrath: How would that work?08:27
Tyrathwgrant: why wouldn't it?08:27
Hobbseewell, it catches it in .bash_history after you log out of the first console, for a start.08:28
wgrantBecause that's not what VTs are for.08:28
Tyrathwgrant: what are they for then, other than installing, removing, directory management and console apps?08:28
wgrantTyrath: Erm, are you talking about real VTs, or xterm-like things?08:29
Tyrathwgrant: consoles as in Ctrl + Alt + x consoles08:29
Hobbseewgrant: real VTs, when you want a big screen, apparently.08:29
Tyrathwhere x indicates a number08:29
wgrantTyrath: Why would you use those for installing, removing, directory management or console apps?08:30
Hobbseenot quite sure why you wouldn't just run them in xterm, unless your X has broken, but who knows...08:30
Tyrathwgrant: because they seem to be quicker. perhaps through lack of a GUI?08:30
Tyrathfor example, IRC is quite fast in consoles08:31
wgrantSigh.08:31
xiaopibtw is brand new install shipped with openoffice 3 already?08:31
wgrantxiaopi: No. Intrepid will not have OOo 3.08:31
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Tyrathwgrant: fewer resources being expended08:31
xiaopior not included yet08:31
wgrantTyrath: Fewer resources being expended on things such as copy and paste.08:32
Tyrathif I open up a terminal, it's just another proccess running08:32
wgrantxiaopi: Not included ever.08:32
wgrantTyrath: OH NO! A PROCESS! RUN!!!!08:32
* rww sighs08:32
Tyrathwgrant: i know what you mean. but with installs I Copying and Pasting isn't very applicable08:32
wgrantPardon?08:32
Tyrathwgrant: it's a bit slower08:32
wgrantIt's a terminal. How can it be slower?08:33
wgrantWhat gives you the idea that it is significantly slower?08:33
TyrathTyrath: I can use tab to complete by directory paths08:33
Roger_KlotzHi guys, I was wondering if theres a way for me to roll back to my hardy heron setup if i just upgraded to 8.10rc08:33
Tyrathwgrant: i didn't say significantly. I just find it's faster for things like IRC than a terminal08:33
wgrantRoger_Klotz: Not without reinstalling.08:34
gnomefreakRoger_Klotz: only supported way is to re-install08:34
wgrantI wish they'd implement window management on my TTYs.08:34
Tyrathwgrant: what would you use a console for?08:34
rwwRoger_Klotz: basically, no. Rolling back packages almost always causes major headaches.08:34
wgrantTyrath: Recovering my system if X is broken.08:34
Hobbseewgrant: more than screen?08:34
gnomefreakwgrant: you  mean like using a mouse in TTY?08:34
Tyrathwgrant: otherwise you use terminals?08:34
wgrantHobbsee: Yes. It should have nice window borders and overlappable windows and everything.08:35
wgrantOh wait, that's X./08:35
rwwwgrant: I see what you did there :)08:35
MrHumsupHi guys having some issues with my dist-upgrade. See http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/keyboard-shortcuts-not-working-after-dist-upgrade-to-intrepid-679710/ Does anyone knows what is wrong and how I can resolve the problems?08:35
wgrantTyrath: Otherwise I do what everybody else does and use gnome-terminal.08:35
xiaopiwhy ever?08:35
xiaopigonna ship with next one then08:35
wgrantxiaopi: Because we don't upgrade the most abominable monstrosity to a new major version post-release.08:36
wgrantYou'll see it in Jaunty.08:36
Tyrathwgrant: besides it sort of forces me to work without an interface. I really need to know how to use UNIX commands better - considering it's sort after for jobs, etc.08:36
wgrantOne can't work without an interface.08:36
* Hobbsee notes that probably classifies as "not a normal use case"08:36
wgrantPerhaps without a graphical user interface.08:36
wgrantBut a computer without an interface is not particularly useful.08:37
wgrantHobbsee: I agree more than ein hundert prozent.08:37
Tyrathwgrant: I wasn't implying that level of technicality08:37
Tyrathwgrant: when I said interface I meant GUI08:37
xiaopiWe’ve learned that sometimes it is better to wait and deliver a well-tested product rather than trying to cram everything in at the last minute. With a six-month release cycle, it is never all that long for users to wait until the next one along; we fully expect 3.0 to be part of Ubuntu 9.04.08:39
xiaopiyeah gonna wait 6months or just get launchpad rep in the meantime08:39
Hobbseethere's a ppa with it in it, if you're desperate.08:41
Hobbseemight make it into -backports eventually, too08:41
wgrantHobbsee: Er, but we have 24 hours until release. I hate Ubuntu developers - they never take this opportunity to put a new version of OOo in.08:41
Hobbseewgrant: :P08:42
Hobbseewgrant: yeah, gasp.  Go test some cds!08:42
* Hobbsee cracks whip08:42
RAOF_wgrant: Is 24 hours actually long enough to build OOo? :)08:42
wgrantHobbsee: I've tested desktop i386 on a few machines today, but not actually installed.08:42
Hobbseeoh, and update the topic saying we're asking for cd testers, too08:42
wgrantRAOF_: On some archs, particularly if we get palmer.08:42
wgrantRAOF_: But we should clearly delay release a day to put OOo3 in .08:44
* Hobbsee throws a crack monkey at wgrant08:44
wgrantI'm sure slangasek would enjoy it.08:44
penwhat does "quiet" in defoption=quiet splash mean?08:45
wgrantI really need to look at how OOo manages to be so bad at some point.08:45
rwwpen: it suppresses a lot of messages that appear during bootup08:45
penif I want the text but not the splash, should I also take up the quiet?08:46
penrww: by how much?08:46
rwwpen: yeah, probably. if you subsequently decide you're getting too much text, put it back in08:46
penrww: I see08:46
penrww: thx08:47
rwwpen: you're welcome :)08:47
penrww: btw, if I want to change the boot screen res, is adding vga to defoption enough?08:47
cypherdelicpah try startup manager08:48
cypherdelicpen08:48
penrww: should I also add that to the kernel line?08:48
pencypherdelic: well, I don't know if it still works in intrepid08:48
lukshi, I've upgraded to intrepid and arrow keys stopped working for me in apps like dosbox or vmware player. any idea what's wrong with that?08:48
rwwpen: you'll need to do vga=somenumber, where the number depends on the specific mode you want (google vga=), and yes, it goes in the same place as splash and quiet were08:48
cypherdelicpen: for my it does, i can adust resolution, waiting time, theme etc08:49
Jordan_UMplayer standalone plays video fine but with the mplayer firefox plugin I am just getting black ( audio is fine )08:49
pencypherdelic: I know, I used that in hardy08:49
rwwcypherdelic: thanks for the hint. i didn't know about startupmanager08:49
cypherdelicnp its for the GUI fans08:50
cypherdelic:D08:50
pencypherdelic: well, what happened if you have kernel upgrade?08:50
pencypherdelic: it always get me headache when they want to update the menu.lst too08:50
rwwpen: assuming you follow the instructions in menu.lst, the options you pick will persist through kernel upgrades08:50
cypherdelici upgrade every kernel as soon as possible, on soime updates nothing happened (thats good)but once my Root FS wasnt found08:51
penrww: for example? I thought they change everything08:51
pencypherdelic: btw, I can't set widescreen res in startupmanager08:52
cypherdelicyes thats right, i guess it wobnt work at all08:53
MrHumsupluks: If you are running into the problems as described here http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/keyboard-shortcuts-not-working-after-dist-upgrade-to-intrepid-679710/ then it looks like you are having the same problems as I am. Fwiw, still waiting for a solution. ;-)08:53
cypherdelicmy TFT does autoscaling08:53
pencypherdelic: I don't want autoscaling08:53
cypherdelici guess bootsplashes is not available in widescreen08:54
rwwpen: if you haven't heavily modified your menu.lst, there should be a bunch of comments to the effect of "edit these sections and add all your options in here, then the uncommented lines between "End Default Options" and "END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST" will get updated automatically by update-grub"08:54
cypherdelicare08:54
penrww: what's the difference between ## and #?08:54
rwwpen: none, it's decorative. Lines starting with any number of # are comments.08:54
gnomefreakpen: you mean for channels?08:54
pencypherdelic: you are wrong, there is widerscreen res08:55
gnomefreakoh08:55
cypherdelicpen: depends on the interpreter usually both ar comments, but i may be wrong08:55
penrww: I see, I thought # means something08:55
cypherdelicpen: how to setup a widescreen bootsplash then, have you got an advice for vga=?08:55
rwwpen: # means the rest of the line is a comment. the commented lines are used by update-grub to decide what to put in the uncommented lines08:55
gnomefreakpen: its a comment and cypherdelic in bash you should be able to use either IIRC08:55
cypherdelici havent found widescreen in that table of codes08:56
DanaGIn menu.lst, the ## is comment, and # is automagic thingy.08:56
rwwcypherdelic: when setting vga=, I usually just put in a random number. I get a message on boot with the option to show all available modes, which is more comprehensive than the tables I see online.08:56
DanaGvga=ask08:56
rwwDanaG: didn't know about that. I guess ask does the same as my way :)08:56
penrww: then if I change # defoption  does it really work?08:56
cypherdelicok i did that before, but there is no widescreen resolution listed for me08:57
rwwpen: yes, because update-grub sees the change when it's run, and applies it to the uncommented lines08:57
pencypherdelic: you have to use hwinfo08:57
cypherdelicfor what?08:57
pensudo hwinfo --freambuffer | grep 'Mode'08:58
penit will list out all the mode your screen support08:58
penthen you don't have to set it to ? and write it down during boot08:58
DanaGframebuffer -- check the spelling08:58
penDanaG: :P08:58
DanaGMy VESA BIOS does not have widescreen modes.08:58
cypherdelicmy screen is widescreen, currently im in widescreen 1680x1050 i dont need to prrof that via hwinfo ;)08:58
pencypherdelic: it gives you the # after vga08:59
pen# = number08:59
cypherdelichm wait08:59
DanaGThe thing is, the VESA bios does not use the Xorg video driver.08:59
penrww: I see08:59
pencool08:59
DanaGSo that's the issue with console resolution.08:59
penhm08:59
DanaGIt has to use vesafb... which does not get all resolutions; instead, it just gets those that the VESA BIOS exposes.09:00
rwwI love discussions like this... just learned about hwinfo too :D09:00
cypherdeliclol i did it, most widescreen resolutions are missing09:01
cypherdelicoops i mean ALL09:01
penrww: it's a very useful tool09:02
DanaGHmm, I hope the 64-bit kernel with have efifb: http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/akpm/patches/2.6/2.6.23-rc3/2.6.23-rc3-mm1/broken-out/x86_64-efi-boot-support-efi-frame-buffer-driver.patch09:02
DanaGThen I'll be able to have native-res consoles when I get the new laptop I plan to get, with UEFI.09:03
* DanaG goes off to bed.09:03
pencypherdelic: what did you do?09:04
cypherdeliccypher@HaeckFlaisch:~$ sudo hwinfo --framebuffer | grep 'Mode'09:05
cypherdelicno widescreens09:05
penhm09:05
penweird09:05
penare you sure?09:05
cypherdelicyes want a pastebin?09:06
pencheck all the res that looks like widescreen09:06
penok09:06
xiaopi is pusleaudio suppose to work completly ? (cause on my laptop no way to get it to work properly)09:06
cypherdelichttp://paste.ubuntu.com/63999/09:06
rwwYeah, my LCD's native res is 1680x1050, and I only see up to 1400x105009:07
mnemocrww: what xrand shows?09:08
cypherdelici have no probling that my monitor scales up 1024x768 to 1680x1050, loooks very ok09:08
penis it a bug too?09:08
mnemocxrandr*09:08
cypherdelicrww: exactly the same here. Samsung 22" 1680x1050 on Nvidia 715009:08
rwwmnemoc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/64002/09:08
rwwmnemoc: I'm not too bothered, though, 'cause X.org is set up with 1680x1050 just fine, and 1400x isn't far off for console.09:09
penprobably 1400x1050 is the max?09:09
penor09:09
penI don't know09:09
cypherdelici use my 22" as tv, god im glad when console is 640x480 so i can read anything :))))))09:09
pencypherdelic: then you should stick with it :)09:10
cypherdelicits not fully HD but nearly09:10
AlcapondHi - after upgrading to 8.10, Kontact lost all of its content, bacause of shift from .kde4 to .kde - now this dont bother me much - except: I need my tasks back - which folder do I have to copy to get them back?09:12
cypherdelicim sry i have no idea about kotz desktop environment09:12
penbrb, reboot and see my spice up bootloader :D09:12
Jordan_Uxiaopi: What doesn't work for you with pulseaudio?09:14
GibbaTheHuttskype seems to have issues with it :)09:16
loafersI've been having trouble getting several computers to boot to Ubuntu 8.10 on my HDD via USB cable.  I set the boot sequence to USB always so I am confused why it works for actual USB flash drives and not for HDD connected through a USB cord.09:16
loafersNot only 8.10 but previous versions as well.09:16
rwwloafers: if i remember correctly, it's a limitation of some BIOSs, because HDD connected through a USB cord use a different interface from actual USB flash drives. I don't know too much about it, though.09:17
loafersOk that's a relief, I thought i did something wrong09:18
penwell09:18
penthe res is correct09:18
penbut the bootloader does not have any color at all09:19
penthis is not right09:19
penwhy?09:19
rwwpen: did you decide to use that GUI tool that someone posted, or are you editing menu.lst by hand?09:20
penrww: by hand09:20
penrww: I did the color format right09:20
penrww: it worked before in hardy09:20
rwwpen: Copypaste the line that starts #color?09:21
rwwpen: so I can double-check it's right for you :)09:21
penI uncomment it09:21
penheh09:21
penit's a very cool color combination I found on the internet09:21
pencolor dark-grey/black white/red09:22
pentry it09:22
penbut I don't know why it is not working this time09:22
rwwtry dark-gray, maybe? the grub manual uses gray with an a, rather than grey with an e.09:23
rwwalthough it might accept either09:23
penah09:23
penaha09:23
penI see09:23
penthx09:24
penwell09:24
rwwy/w09:24
penyou like it?09:24
peny? yellow?09:25
rwwhaven't tried; my computer makes lots of noises when I restart and my roommate's asleep. I'll try it later, though :)09:25
rwwsorry, y/w is "you're welcome"09:25
pen:D09:25
penrww: just come out and do that shit in your lounge09:25
rwwpen: my computer's half-dismantled under my bed. It'd take just as much noise to move it :P09:26
penrww: then get a laptop then09:26
penanyway09:27
penI want to change the res for grub menu09:27
penis it possible?09:27
rwwpen: nope09:28
penD:09:28
rwwGrub inherits its resolution from your BIOS, which is standardized at 640x480 (VGA)... so unless your BIOS has a config option for resolution (which it almost definitely doesn't; i've never heard of such a thing, anyway), you're stuck09:30
penrww: I hope someday someone would hack grub and add that option :)09:30
wgrantWhy do you see a GRUB menu?09:31
penwgrant: why do you ask this question?09:32
wgrantpen: Because I'm wondering why the GRUB menu's resolution matters given that you shouldn't be seeing it.09:33
penwgrant: I just want uniformity09:33
penwgrant: since I changed the res for boot prompt09:34
grimsqueaker13ok i know this is a long shot, but has anyone experienced sqlalchemy rowproxy keys being double quoted after upgrading to ibex?09:37
ZeuGiRDoRwhen I double click a mp3 file in Nautilus, Audacious replay the last played file. I must click it again when Audacious is opened in order to start playing my desired file. I'm using Intrepid Ibex RC. I've looked for a bug report in Launchpad without any result...09:37
ViennaLI'm having a real bad problem on a linux box of one of my clients... i installed ubuntu 8.10 which comes with kde 4.1 i guess. After logging in the screen flickers every 3 seonds on/off. but kdm login works great and everything else to ... but u can hardly work because screen goes on and off (LCD)09:40
ViennaLany ideas what can cause screen flickering only in kde logged in09:41
wartalkermy sound card has no sound in 8.10, help09:43
ZeuGiRDoRViennaL, maybe desktop effects09:44
ViennaLZeuGiRDoR: how can i disable them?09:44
ViennaLZeuGiRDoR: everything is default and i think its an onboard old grafikscard09:45
ViennaLgraphicscard09:45
ZeuGiRDoRI don't know in KDE 409:45
ViennaLZeuGiRDoR: oldf SiS vga adapter09:45
ViennaLolf09:45
ViennaLold .. .damn keyboard09:45
rwwViennaL: http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/KWin/4.0-release-notes#Troubleshooting09:46
ViennaLrww: thanks09:46
ZeuGiRDoRwell, try disabling the KDE 4 composite effects09:47
rwwZeuGiRDoR: The link I posted details how to do that outside of KDE.09:48
ZeuGiRDoRrww, I see ;)09:48
ViennaLrww: jeah thank you both ... i will give it a try ...09:48
VSpikeWill 8.10 have OOo 3?09:49
rwwVSpike: nope09:49
VSpikeah OK - was just suprised not to see it when I fired up OOo ... just checking that was expected :)09:50
rwwVSpike: yeah, 3.0 came out too late to be included in intrepid. It might end up being included in intrepid-backports, and will be in Jaunty.09:51
ViennaLVSpike: why is 8.10 missing open office 3 at the moment09:51
ViennaLrww: aha okay09:51
VSpikeWas trying to run xvidcap and getting an error "xtoffmpeg.c add_video_steam(): video codec not found" ... anyone else see this?09:52
VSpikeProbably some package of libavcodec missing but I've not idea what09:52
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|Dreams|has anyone managed to get sound working using the alc889?10:01
|Dreams|in intrepid x6410:01
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|Dreams|no then10:04
|Dreams|lool10:04
|Dreams|has anyone managed to get intel hda version alc889 on a acer aspire laptop to work yet10:04
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VSpikecan anyone give me a clue : using fusesmb my networking suddently disappears, and I have a line in the log: gort kernel: [69797.713426] fusesmb[16090]: segfault at 4 ip b7c03590 sp b5514dc0 error 4 in libsmbclient.so.0[b7b88000_386000]10:07
VSpikeWhat package would this relate to? fusesmb? libsmbclient? kernel?10:07
VSpikeand shouldn't apport pick this up?10:08
schlady|Dreams|, same problem here10:09
void^seems to crash in libsmbclient10:09
darius12hi, anybody else having issues with nm-applet not appearing in the gnome panel?10:11
darius12it is running (it shows in ps), and the notification area is there10:11
darius12but the nm-applet icon is nowhere to be found10:11
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alanbshepard77Do I need to install something to be able to access windows shares? I have my windows folder shared correctly but when I try to open the folder like I did with hardy I get an error saying no app exists to open the share. I tried using the connect to server option from my places menu10:22
humboltwhat is SCIM for, this thing annoys the hell out of me and it's usefulness is certainly not transparent to everybody.10:31
humboltit just pops up in places where you don't want to have it10:32
bazhang!info scim10:32
ubottuscim (source: scim): smart common input method platform. In component main, is optional. Version 1.4.7-3ubuntu10 (intrepid), package size 705 kB, installed size 1956 kB10:32
humboltand it seems to reset my keyboard layout to english all the time, screwing with the keyboard layout applet10:32
bazhanghumbolt, see above10:32
humboltbazhang: great, it states the title. no explanation whatsoever10:33
bazhanghumbolt, I told you once before it is for asian language text input10:33
bazhangyou must have missed it.10:33
humboltthat is about all you find anywhere. even their website does not tell you what the benefit of that annoying app should possibly be.10:34
humboltbazhang: ah, tnx10:34
darius12I wonder how on earth can an applet not be visible in the panel. Does it not call its display method or something10:52
void^meh, nm-applet10:54
void^if i boot up with wired connected it still asks me for the keyring password (to bring up wireless), and if i just hit deny, assuming it will give up on wireless and be happy with eth0, it just hangs indefinitely and doesn't show its icon10:54
darius12void^: I seem to have this 'hangs indefinitely and doesn't show it's icon' problem too10:55
slestakWMpptp has had a flurry of activity lately.  with my last beta install (fully patched) it is still broken.  is anyone ele using pptp succesfully?11:13
slestakWMconnecting to win2k server works well for nm 0.6 with gutsy and fails with nm 0.7 on II11:15
predator363where do i go to see if processor scaling is on and what its being scaled to?11:16
slestakWMdoes the alpha-beta-rc release get updated through apt up to the next release level11:16
slestakWMiirc /proc/cpuinfo11:16
slestakWMwhat i mean is by patching with apt, will my be made an rc release, or do you need t reinstall each new iso?11:17
mattva01having an issue with random freezing in intrepid 64-bit , I heard this has a common problem when you have a large amount of ram (I have 4 gigs). Is there any solution?11:17
slestakWMwas machine stable with hardy or gutsy?11:19
Paddy_EIREhey could someone tell me what the "Sabayon User" entry in the fast user switch applet is all about ?11:20
mattva01no11:21
mattva01similar issue, but it happens more with intrepid11:22
Paddy_EIREtakes me back to a slightly modified version of my login screen and asks for a mysterious pasword11:22
Paddy_EIRE*password11:22
slestakWMi would try 2 things, maybe memtest a while, and maybe try running on half of your dimms to see if you can localize a bad or poorly seated stick?11:23
TheFuzzball Does anyone know why the Kubuntu RC1 liveCD boots into (initramfs) BusyBox?11:23
VSpikeCan anyone help me debug a segfault in fusesmb? I want to get a backtrace to post a bug.11:35
VSpikeI've installed the symbol packages but not having much joy with gsb11:35
VSpikegdb11:35
definitelyHello, is swap in Linux something like virtual memory in winblows ?11:35
VSpikehttp://pastebin.com/d31b2be6a11:35
Hobbseedefinitely: effectively, yes11:36
definitelyHow can i disable that shit then ? :D11:36
VSpikegdb doesn't seem to attach properly, and if I provoke the segfault, gdb sees nothing11:36
definitelyas i heard, if i have more than 1 GB Ram i dont need it, but i have 4 GB RAM :D11:36
jgoguendefinitely: I have a system with 8GB and it runs much better with swap11:37
definitelyjgoguen: Without swap it should be faster. I disabled virtual memory in my winblows, it runs fast11:37
jgoguendefinitely: Linux != Windows :)11:37
jgoguendefinitely: and I'm surprised, I've never heard of anyone, even with 4GB RAM, having Windows faster without the swap file11:38
darius12well, 256mb of swap is enough for most desktops11:38
definitelyVista works  very fast without Virtual memory.11:38
jgoguendefinitely: what version?  I tried Home Premium and I had to re-enable it11:39
definitelyVista Ultimate.11:39
darius12more than that you get too much of a speed hit by the mem/disk speed difference11:39
definitelyVirtual memory was seted to zero and it worked very good. :)11:39
VSpikeI'm also getting problems like this http://pastebin.com/m45630ced11:39
darius12zero can work but it is better to have a little of swap to relieve some memory pressure some times11:40
VSpikeIs the swap space used for hibernation?11:40
jgoguendefinitely: well, you can just not create a swap partition when you install Ubuntu11:40
darius12VSpike: you can assign a separate swap partition for that11:41
jgoguenVSpike: yes, but IIRC you need slightly more swap space than you have RAM for it to be usable for hibernation11:41
darius12and just not enable it normally11:41
definitelyI use hibernation without virtual memory in Vista11:41
definitelyit works fine :)11:41
VSpikedefinitely: swap file support is now as efficient as swap partition support, and in linux you can turn it on and off without rebooting.  sudo swapon -s, sudo swapon /dev/hda5, sudo swapoff ...11:41
VSpikedefinitely: in windows, it creates a separate hibernation file11:42
VSpikedefinitely: in linux, it uses swap11:42
jgoguendefinitely: Linux != Windows :)11:42
definitelybut what you guys think, do i need swap or not :) ? i am bit green in linux11:42
VSpikedefinitely: also, you can have several different swap files/partitions enabled, and set priority on them11:42
definitelyjgoguen: what means != ? :D11:42
VSpikedefinitely: you can even create on on a flash disk if oyu like11:42
VSpikedefinitely: does not equal11:42
jgoguendefinitely: sorry...it means literally "not equal to"...in this case I mean it as a short form for "is not"11:43
VSpikedefinitely: so you can experiment yourself and see what works best, without rebooting11:43
VSpikedefinitely: on my desktop with 2G, my definition for swap in /etc/fstab was broken and I didn't notice for months11:43
definitelyIn my pc swap is always at zero usage :D11:43
VSpikeOn my laptop with 1.5G the same happened, and when I ran a Virtualbox VM and firefox and banshee, the machine hang :)11:44
VSpikehung? whatever11:44
jgoguenVSpike: with my 2GB machine I noticed as soon as swap got messed up :(11:44
definitelyOk, thnx for info. :) I should leave it to be on then ;D anyway it is not in use,11:45
VSpikeOn my 2GB machine now, I have a 1GB Virtualbox VM running and I have 34% swap used :)11:45
VSpikedefinitely: the linux memory management is good .. best to trust it to do its thing.  After all, whats a few gig of disk space?11:46
definitelyDunno, using 2x 2 GB 800 Mhz + Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 ;D Swap is zero ;D11:46
definitely120 GB for my Ubuntu Intrepidf11:46
VSpikedefinitely: you can also tune how "swappy" the machine is if you want11:46
alanbshepard77VSpike: Do you have a problem using virtualbox in seamless mode? It goes crazy when I try to use it. Most of the time the guest OS leaves nasty remnants on my desktop.11:46
VSpikedefinitely: endless possibility to tweak and tune :)11:47
VSpikealanbshepard77: ouch.  I think I tried it once and it broke so hard I never tried again :)11:47
definitelySeamless mode makes problems11:47
definitelyfor me too11:47
definitelyyou should use minimum 2 applications for it, else it will fail11:47
alanbshepard77VSpike, definitely: I'm just glad to know it was screwy for others.11:48
definitelyVMWare has smth similar called Unity doesnt it11:48
definitely ?11:48
VSpikeSo, no-one can help me with gdb problem?  Maybe I should just post the bug and hope the devs on launchpad can advise11:49
InFehAnyone else been having problems with nvidia-settings and possibly xrandr? xrandr doesn't find my second monitor, nvidia-settings does, is able to configure it, but doesn't enable it.11:50
InFehAs it is now, my second monitor is part of my desktop, but doesn't display anything.11:51
pawanhi12:01
pawanwhen is the new version coming out12:01
Hobbseenever!12:04
rockywhat's the most supported (ie preferred) way of say encrypting an entire directory on intrepid ?12:07
joaopintorocky, you could use the Private directory, and just create a link on the original dir path that you want to encrypt12:11
joaopintoI am assuming you are talking about an user related dir, not system12:12
rockyjoaopinto: well using "the Private directory" is probably fine but i've not heard of this... please elaborate :)12:12
rockyyes, user dir12:12
joaopintorocky, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivateDirectory12:13
rockythanks!12:13
rockyjoaopinto: this workstation is upgraded from hardy heron ... and i'm noticing i don't have a Private dir, guess i might have to do some manual setup12:14
joaopintoyes, you need the private dire setup, described on the wiki ;)12:14
joaopintothe private dir is a new feature from 8.1012:15
legend2440rocky: this might be less confusing     http://dustinkirkland.wordpress.com/2008/08/06/encrypted-private-directories-in-ubuntu-intrepid/12:15
rockyright... i'm on 8.10 right now upgraded from hardy12:16
rockythat wiki page is a big ol proposal... still scanning for the actual instructions ;)12:16
Cameronif I install the RC version, then update using APT after 8.10 is released, will I have an identical system as if I installed 8.10 release itself ?12:16
rockylegend2440: thanks, will look there too12:16
rskiCameron: yes when it's released.12:16
predator363anyone in?12:21
rockyok so essentially "ecryptfs-setup-private" is what i want... but i can't seem to find if there's any way to use my existing gpg key as the private key for my encrypted Private dir12:22
rockyanyone know if that's possible?12:22
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spirit3Hi all, I have serious issues with the daily build and RC versions of 8.10.  No USB support - keyboard/mouse inoperable :(12:26
spirit3Booting the installer from USB drive works fine, but once install I lose USB ...12:26
Delvienplb mount command should show the filesystem type12:31
spirit3oddly, using USB->PS2 adapters doesn't work either12:36
spirit3still no keyboard/mouse12:37
spirit3ahha - once 8.10 installs it doesn't put a proper xorg.conf into place12:44
awkoramaspirit3: it should be ignored starting 8.1012:44
spirit3dpkg-reconfigure -phigh x...blah also doesn't do it (puts the same file in place missing input devices)12:44
awkoramaafaik12:44
spirit3oh, I've just done an X -configure and the file that generated works12:45
Picispirit3: Xorg 7.4 no longer requires a full xorg.conf to exist.12:45
spirit3Pici: Fair enough, but the miminal config didn't wpork on this machine12:45
ubuntakiascan someone help me how to change icons at ubuntu 8.04 ?12:46
Piciubuntakias: #ubuntu is the channel to ask in for 8.04 support.12:47
ubuntakiasty12:48
plagerismHello, I am having an issue with one of my boxes at  home in intrepid.  I saw a couple of bug reports that seem similar, but not exact, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/272926.  Basically after a certain amount of time in X, the computer locks up.  Same effect with nvidia-177 nvidia-173 and nv drivers.  I dont have a synaptic touchpad on that system12:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 272926 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics "Intrepid: ClickFinger options causes random locks in Xorg?" [Medium,Incomplete]12:49
plagerismAnyone have hardlocking in intrepid due to Xorg?12:49
pfarrellis anyone having pygtk trouble in intrepid?12:50
spirit3Will the launch tomorrow go ahead?  Seems we have a lot of show stopping issues12:51
pfarrellI have a site-specific application that uses a CellRendererCombo and it looks very broken since the upgrade12:51
GweeetszoranoI'm having sound loss with Ibex.12:56
roktangentIs there a way to install Ubuntu Server with the encrypted LVM option?  I booted a bunch of ISO's I have, but it doesn't seem to be in any of the installers...is it strictly on the alternative CD?12:57
GweeetszoranoDoes anyone know a fix for it, other than "alsa force-reload"?12:57
tc111i'm trying to do a 'sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release' but keep receiving "No new release found". i'm running a local mirror/repo of hardy and intrepid that updates every 5 hours... am i missing something in my mirrors.list that i should be mirroring so that the machines can tell that there is a devel release available?13:01
mnemoctc111: sudo update-manager -d13:01
tc111mnemoc: from a gui-less test server?13:01
mnemoc:)13:02
dns53when is intrepid going to be released?13:03
W8TAHdns53, october 3113:04
W8TAHis what ive heard13:04
Pici!ibex13:04
ubottuIntrepid Ibex is the code name for Ubuntu 8.10, due October 30th, 2008 - WARNING: lots of broken software between now and October 30th! - Use #ubuntu+1 for support, NOT #ubuntu13:04
dns53so no major bugs? i have not heard much, it seems quiet13:04
elkbuntudns53, it'll be some time on friday most likely. 31st aussie time.13:04
dns53no one is ogranizing release parties from what i can tell13:05
elkbuntudns53, well, slug night is the 31st.13:05
dns53anying in adelaide?13:06
elkbuntui dont know. is there any mention on the lists?13:07
dns53none13:07
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joaopintois the atheros driver supposed to work on the livecd, but not on an installed system ?13:17
spirit3There's problems with Atheros drivers :(13:18
joaopintoit works flawless on the livecd13:19
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joaopintoon the installed system I have installed the backport module, for the wlan0 device to be available13:19
joaopintobut I am unable to connect to the AP13:19
spirit3I didn't do anything with backports, but I did disable networkmanagre and set up the device manually - which worked for a time13:20
alphaI need some help with rotating a second monitor.  8.10 does not work like 8.04 and I cant figure it out.  I have tried both rotate ccw and xrandr modes and both produce the same effect.  the rotated monitor displays in the correct rotation, but only displays down as far as the other screen then a black bar appears.  The mouse will go into the black but windows will not cover it.13:20
joaopintothe livecd provided an ath0 device, unlike the current wlan0, so I guess it uses a different driver13:20
spirit3then the latest daily build seemed to exclude the modules required so broke it altogether13:20
spirit3I think they switche from ath_pci to ath5k/9k - but could be mistaken13:21
joaopintogrr, I what a problematic upgrade :\13:22
spirit3yup, and I've just noticed an updgrade from 8.04 to 8.10 puts the new modules in /lib/modules and config etc in /boot but then fails to a) place the correct vmlinuz into place and b) doesn't update grub anyway ...13:26
joaopintospirit3, I already reported that a few days ago13:27
spirit3in fairness they may be updates since the last RC build but I can't fetch updates due to wireless being broken13:27
spirit3joaopinto: excellent - saves me doing it :)13:28
joaopintoPlease check bug 28774713:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 287747 in ubiquity "Installing into an existing / partition will result in a broken kernel" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28774713:28
Lukeanyone know how to sync to ntp with ibex? I dont see any gui options for it13:29
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joaopintoAnother person experiencing it maybe usefull, since the initial feedback was "unable to reproduce"13:29
tvakahsay, what is "the command" to upgrade a hardy server to intrepid?13:30
joaopintotvakah, do-release-upgrade13:30
tvakahahha, thanks much joaopinto13:31
nemoAnyone know why most icon themes don't seem to work on folders anymore?13:38
tc111i see that mnemoc recommended update-manager, but i'm using a gui-less server.. so, any other suggestions for: i'm trying to do a 'sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release' but keep receiving "No new release found". i'm running a local mirror/repo of hardy and intrepid that updates every 5 hours... am i missing something in my mirrors.list that i should be mirroring so that the machines can tell that there is a devel release available?13:39
tvakahtc111, sudo do-release-upgrade -d worked for me here on a newly loaded hardy server13:39
alphaI need some help with rotating a second monitor.  8.10 does not work like 8.04 and I cant figure it out.  I have tried both rotate ccw and xrandr modes and both produce the same effect.  the rotated monitor displays in the correct rotation, but only displays down as far as the other screen then a black bar appears.  The mouse will go into the black but windows will not cover it.13:40
tc111tvakah: thanks, trying now...13:40
tvakahtc111, however I had manually slimmed down /etc/apt/sources.list and done a s/hardy/intrepid13:40
Rubinalpha, whoa, thats weird13:41
tc111tvakah: really, i did that when switching to hardy from gutsy, but i thought that was a thing of the past... if that's the solution, then i've been there done that and can move forward with testing. thanks.13:41
Rubinalpha, "don’t be skeptical if there’s a huge black bar on your screen - you probably just need to restart the X-server again (ctrl+alt+backspace) and then you’re set"  from some random blog. you restarted X?13:42
alphaRubin: yeah rebooted the whole machine each time actually .. no joy13:43
PovAdct_wuse a larger hammer13:43
Rubinalpha, nvidia?13:43
alphayes quadro fx13:44
Rubinalpha, kde?13:44
alphaRubin: no its gnome .. this all worked in 8.04 i even tried my xorg.conf file from that release and it has the same issue13:45
Rubinalpha, yeah it sounds like either a window-manager bug, or an xorg bug to me13:45
alphaRubin: I wonder as well13:45
alphaRubin: its really frustrating .. i have 2x 24" and 1 is displaying sideways right now and wont rotate .. lol13:46
alphaRubin: how or better yet .. to who would i report the issue ?13:46
WelshmanI prefer the other ubuntu desktop13:46
Welshmanjust updated13:47
* Rubin likes the coffee stain one13:47
Welshmanyeah, it was different13:47
Rubinman launchpad bugtracker is dragging ass. I wonder if its getting slammed by testers13:48
BUGabundo_work1Hobbsee: asac asked me to install nm -dbgdym13:48
BUGabundo_work1but I don't know how to do that!13:48
Welshmanwith release coming up I guess they didnt want to put people off13:48
BUGabundo_work1wgrant: ping13:49
alphaAny idea if they will have the nautalis samba mounting bug fixed by release .. they seem to be dragging butt on some of these issue13:49
wgrantBUGabundo_work1: Hi.13:49
Welshmanmy ati hd 2400 works great in ibex, well done13:49
BUGabundo_work1alpha: using gvfs seems to work around it for me13:49
Kosmo321upgraded to kubuntu 8.10 but mouse no longer works. Anybody else have this happen?13:49
wgrantalpha: Works flawlessly for me, and I'm not aware of any known issues. We can't fix things if you don't report them.13:50
BUGabundo_work1thanks to wgrant for the pointer13:50
Welshmanespecially since there is no ati driver for it?13:50
BUGabundo_work1wgrant: : asac asked me to install nm -dbgdym. how do I do that ?13:50
wgrantBUGabundo_work1: Add ddebs.ubuntu.com to your sources.list, and install network-manager-dbgsym13:50
alphawgrant: its been reported about 1000 times over the last week.  I can give you details now if you would like, its fairly easy to reproduce13:50
BUGabundo_work1thanks13:51
BUGabundo_work1google did not give me that repo13:51
wgrantalpha: Do you have a bug number?13:51
BUGabundo_work1wgrant: I know the bug he is talking about13:52
wgrantBUGabundo_work1: But I do not.13:52
BUGabundo_work1I just got an email from LP asking the same thing... to retest13:52
alphawgrant:  it actually seems to be working now with domain auth (which was not working last time i checked) .. let me try on my workgroup and off the domain13:52
BUGabundo_work1let me look in my trahs13:52
BUGabundo_work1I think its bug 211631, correct alpha?13:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 211631 in wpasupplicant "CIFS/SMBFS shares not unmounted before network is shut down" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21163113:53
alphawgrant:  yeah no workgroup doesnt work.  trying to auth to a share on a machine or nas device that is not setup on the domain fails still13:54
BUGabundo_work1oh way13:54
BUGabundo_work1that's a diferent thing!13:54
alphaBUGabundo_work1: that is part of it .. but my issue and others that i have heard of is they cannot do smb://share/ and then correctly auth through naut13:54
BUGabundo_work1I'm not following that bug!13:54
BUGabundo_work1it was been working for me, preaty well, with nautilus13:55
BUGabundo_work1no more empty folders.... that sucked on hardy13:55
wgrantalpha: Non-domain auth works fine for me. That device wouldn't be using LANMAN-only auth, would it?13:56
alphamy main concern is fixing this screen rotation issue that has poped up in 8.10 .. not sure where the problem is coming from13:57
alphawgrant:  the nas box i have would be13:57
alphawgrant: but the computer beside it wouldnt13:57
wgrantalpha: Only oldish braindead NASes should be.13:57
alphawgrant: consider it that then ... but i cant replace it we use it still with some old systems13:58
alphawgrant:  there is a workaround though .. i can just mount trough terminal or fstab and it works fine13:59
wgrantHmmm, it be 1am. I should go to bed.13:59
Rubinalpha, put your xorg.conf on pastebin.ca14:00
alphaRubin: sure np14:00
Rubinalpha, i suspect it has more to do with mismatched screens than the rotation, exactly.14:00
BUGabundowgrant: W: Failed to fetch ftp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/Release.gpg  Could not connect to ddebs.ubuntu.com:21 (91.189.90.146), connection timed out14:01
BUGabundogrep ddeb /etc/apt/sources.list14:01
BUGabundodeb ftp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ intrepid main restricted universe multiverse14:02
alphaRubin:14:02
alphaRubin: http://pastebin.ca/123962214:02
VSpikeWhen I try to record anything with xvidcap I get the message "xtoffmpeg.c add_video_stream(): video codec not found"14:03
VSpikeAny idea how I can debug this?14:03
alphaVSpike: i have the same issue i finally gave up14:03
VSpikealpha: annoyingly it won't even record single frame images, which should not depend on ffmpeg/libavcodec14:04
VSpikealpha: I only wanted to use it to report a bug too :) hehe14:04
BUGabundowgrant: Failed to fetch http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  404 Not Found14:04
BUGabundowhat am I doing wrong ?14:04
VSpikealpha: did you open a bug?14:04
alphaVSpike: i did not .. but let me know if you do i will contribute14:05
VSpikethx, will do now14:05
BUGabundoahhhh deb http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/ddebs/ intrepid main universe14:06
Rubinalpha, what happens if you comment out the RandRRotation and do the other Rotate instead?14:09
alphaRubin:  exactly the same thing .. either rotation method = same results14:09
Rubinalpha, it looks like you have twinview disabled. why is that?14:10
alpha because i use a dock and it would be placed 1/2 on one monitor and 1/2 on the other with twinview14:10
BUGabundois it just me or is LP having timeouts?14:11
Rubinalpha, you might try remoning the auto-select meta-modes thing and specifying them manually14:12
Rubinremoving*14:12
VSpikealpha: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xvidcap/+bug/29072814:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290728 in xvidcap "xvidcap fails to record multi- or single- frame" [Undecided,New]14:12
alphaRubin: ill try it out thanks14:12
alphaVSpike: thanks14:12
spreeHi. Is the newest version of PHP included in Ibex? Hardy is like 2 versions behind and there are security vulnerabilities in older versions14:16
definitelyWhat is difference between Nvidia-Settings and Nvidia-Xconfig14:17
Rubinspree, whene there are security fixes in ubuntu, changes are back-ported without version increases. so just because the overall version is as old as one on php's site with a bug, doesnt mean the bug exists14:17
stahlstiftIs now a server known where I could already download the final version from 8.10 ?14:22
Picistahlstift: Seeing as how its not out yet... no.14:23
stahlstiftpici: the spreading always begins earlier... I got 8.04 final also 2 days before release...14:23
Picistahlstift: It depends on what iso bugs are still being squashed.14:24
darius12and what would be the benefit in getting it a day earlier anyway? it's not like it is a big secret what will be in it :)14:25
stahlstiftdarius12: you can updated...14:26
stahlstift*update14:26
stahlstiftand don´t have to wait 4 days untill the mirrors are free again14:26
darius12bittorrent would probably help with this problem14:27
xy77My System freezes, whenever I start glxgears or a GL screensaver. Bootlog states [fglrx] GART Table is not in FRAME_BUFFER range. This is a Thinkpad T42p with ATI FireGL Mobility T2.14:29
xy77using Intrepid of course and this problem only appeared today after an update, yesterday it was not there.14:30
spreeRubin: I don't understand. Are you saying that even though PHP is an older version the security flaw is fixed in it?14:32
spreeRubin: that really doesn't sound like it rings true14:32
rskiyou know what a backport is spree ?14:32
rskior older version's aren't affected.14:33
rskicould be loads of things14:33
td123darius12: actually the torrent is also bogged down to really slow speeds too :D14:33
spreewell, when I do Nessus scans against my servers i get warnings that i'm using older versions that have vulnerabilities. It's hard for me to maintain security compliance when that is the case14:33
xy77Can someone help me find out what's wrong, please?14:34
td123darius12: my university offers an ubuntu mirror so I can download it in about a minute or less :P14:34
nemo /usr/bin/compiz.real (colorfilter) - Fatal: Fragment program support missing.14:34
LocutusOfBorghello everyone14:36
spree!ask xy7714:36
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about ask xy7714:36
spreexy77 just ask the question14:36
LocutusOfBorgdoes anybody know hot to set ntp on intrepid?14:36
xy77My System freezes, whenever I start glxgears or a GL screensaver. Bootlog states [fglrx] GART Table is not in FRAME_BUFFER range. This is a Thinkpad T42p with ATI FireGL Mobility T2. using Intrepid of course and this problem only appeared today after an update, yesterday it was not there.14:36
xy77and using the fglrx drivers14:37
DanaGUgh, gnome-power-manager is ignoring my sleep hotkey.14:44
DanaGIsn't FireGL T2 in the 9800 (R350) era or earlier?  If so, try the open-source driver.14:47
drx777DanaG do you know whether it supports 3d acceleration?14:48
Camerongotta love usb-creator14:50
Cameroninstalling new versions of ubuntu is now soo much faster.. (and usb-creator worked for me in hardy)14:50
drx777*trying-free-driver-* *brb*14:52
Rubinspree, if nessus is only checking the version and not actualy checking for the vulnerability, thats kinda a bogus scan.14:53
Rubinspree, all big distros backport security fixes. you cant be upgrading to the lastest version of things all the time just because theres a security fix. you only want to fix the security, not also get new bugs from feature changes etc.14:53
nemoRubin: but, but, that's not how it works in windows :)14:54
Rubinnemo, rofl14:54
mnemoc!touchpad14:54
ubottuFor a comprehensive Synaptics Touchpad guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad14:54
Cameronis nautilus meant to show user created bookmarks in the file dialog .. its really annoying that it doesn't14:54
Rubinspree, its also possible you dont have the security updates repository defined, and really are running the old version. do a dpkg -l php5 and see what version it is, check on ubuntu's security site about it to see if its got the fix14:55
Rubinspree, for example, http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-628-114:56
louiseHello, this is driving me nuts14:57
louiseI installed the driver to my webcam and lost wifi14:58
czajkowskiohh that;s a pain14:58
louiseI have one of those atheros chipsets14:58
louiseI can't seem to recover wifi. I tried every google guide out there14:59
Rubininstalled the driver to your webcam how exactly?14:59
louiseRubin, it was a deb file which installs a DKMS module for microdia webcams14:59
Rubinobtained from where?14:59
louiseRubin,  just a sec15:00
Rubinrule #1 of debian/ubuntu is do not install .deb's from 3rd parties unless you like things to break ;)15:00
Rubinif they were stable they would be in the normal repository ;)15:00
louiseRubin, I like things to work, but my webcam was not.15:00
Rubini understand15:01
Rubinwebcams have always been a week spot in linux15:01
Rubinyou tried uninstalling the deb?15:01
mnemoccan anyone share his synaptics config snap from xorg.org with me?15:02
louiseRubin, here it is15:03
louiseRubin, http://ppa.launchpad.net/intuitivenipple/ubuntu/pool/main/m/microdia-dkms/15:03
louiseRubin, I didn't. Should I?15:03
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Rubinwell theres a couple things i'd try15:04
Alpo\i have no mouse cursor15:04
Rubinone is, it would be good to know if removing it undoes whatever it did15:04
Alpo\the mouse works, but the cursor isn't visible15:04
louiseRubin, ok. I will try that]15:05
Rubinlouise, the other is, you can do dpkg -L microdia-dkms (or whatever its called) and see a list of files it installed which might help you figure out what its doing. theres 2 possibilities; either its well behaved, but some hardware/driver conflict is breaking things, or that .deb broke the configuration15:05
[tla]anyone know how long it usually takes vmware to release a vmware-tools kit for a new ubuntu release?15:05
louiseRubin, ok, the dpkg thing didn't reveal anything to my knowledge. I will try uninstalling it15:08
Alpo\can anyone help me with invisible mouse cursor?15:08
louisewe need dkms for that atheros driver15:09
louisebrb15:09
lhoerstenI'm having issues with x not getting x events from my mouse after a certain amount of activity. what package should I report this to?15:19
fx5I tried to find why the game "defendguin" doesn't work. I found out that it works when i recompile the package, with no source-code changes. The bug-reports are duplicates of a non-public bug. I wonder how many packages are affected by this bug, and why it is non-public. Can anyone say something about this?15:22
louise_heck]15:23
louise_That didn't do it15:23
fx5The bug is #267265. I feel bad seing a non-public build-bug in an open-source-os, because it shows that the binary package is not the same as the build of the source-package15:25
Daisuke_Idowhy won't static ip configurations stick?15:28
Daisuke_Idoevery time i reboot i have to reconfigure my static ip in the new networkmanager15:28
jtechidnafx5: unprivated15:28
mini-manok strange problem... I can only hear sound from the right side of my headphones/speakers15:29
mini-manit only started today15:29
mini-manyesterday it was working fine...15:29
Daisuke_Idomake sure the balance is set properly is the only idea i've got15:29
mini-manthat's the first thing I checked15:30
mini-manalso, I've got everything set to OSS in sound prefs because that's the only thing that works when I hit test, ALSA just fails15:30
mini-mani hear static if I set anything to alsa.15:30
Daisuke_Idounfortunately, if it's headphones, speakers, and everything else, it could be a hardware problem :(15:30
mini-mancan't be, it worked till yesterday, I slept, woke up, and now it doesn't work o.015:30
mini-manalso in alsamixer I only see pulseaudio as the chipset...not ALC883 what it should be (used to be)15:31
fx5jtechidna: ok, thank you. The report does not include any information, does ist? Does it mean, the problem is unknown?15:34
csheachall: i installed intrepid yesterday, and my wireless didn't work. after installing windows wireless driver, no probs. however, 4 hours later, my touchpad didn't come back on after hibernate. any ideas?15:35
ericrwmacbook keyboad support... really bad.  I can't imagine this is releasing this way?15:36
ericrwthe arrow keys are mismapped, they just don't work.15:37
frybyeHi - just installed a new hp F4210 combi- printer/scanner device.. was correctly identified and installed as far as i can tell - but how do I acess the scanner??15:37
frybyethe handbook deals only with windows and macintosch...15:37
christopherI hate this15:38
binspaceMy keyboard repeat rate is inconsistent, anybody else have that issue?15:38
DanaGmy keyboard is also weird:15:38
DanaGRight and Up arrows repeat.... but Left and Down do not.15:39
binspaceIts driving me nutz15:39
binspaceyes15:39
binspacethats my issue15:39
binspaceActually, up and right are faster than left and down15:39
DanaGFor me, they just don't repeat at all.15:39
ericrwthe whole HID-input thing seems to be royally screwed15:39
NET||abusegrrr,, eeepc-acpi-scripts depends on acpi-support-base, but that package doesn't exist in the repo.. is this just missing or an obsolete dependancy by that package?15:39
binspaceDanaG: Are you using the nvidia driver?15:39
big_danmahonyDoes anyone know if my Nvidia GEforce mx 440 will work with the final version of 8.10???15:40
ericrwit also broke my keyboard->mouse_button bindings15:40
big_danmahonyIm running one of the fianl bet versions and it doesnt work15:40
big_danmahony*final beta15:40
DanaGI had to downgrade my X server back to the Hardy version to get the nvidia binaries to work.15:40
DanaGThe nvidia 96 drivers have been broken for like 5 months.15:41
big_danmahonyarg why didnt I think of that15:41
big_danmahonythanks15:41
csheachi installed intrepid yesterday, and my wireless didn't work. after installing windows wireless driver, no probs. however, 4 hours later, my touchpad didn't come back on after hibernate. any ideas?15:41
DanaGIt's very risky and unsupported, though.15:41
DanaGOh yeah, nvidia has very firmly placed themselves on my "do not buy" list, for the various issues I've had over the past two years, both in Windows and Linux.15:42
ksbalajiwill my present settings be undisturbed when upgrading to 8.10 please? - I have also installed some third party applications!15:42
DanaG(that's how long I've  had the other, nvidia-177 based) laptop.15:42
big_danmahonyHas anyone got the final release for 8.10,the countdown led me to believe that it was available today?15:42
big_danmahonyI was hoping that I would just upgrade to that and it would be fine15:42
DanaGThe NV driver doesn't support resume from suspend.15:43
binspaceyeah, hopefully by the next release, nv will support dual monitort15:43
DanaGAt least, it doesn't work properly for me.15:43
binspaceyeah, its slowly getting better15:43
DanaGIt also can't play videos -- either it inverts two, but not all three, color channels... or it plays a few frames and then stops updating.15:44
big_danmahonyI guess the countdown is for a different timezone15:44
ksbalajihey someone with 8.10 here ? I need to know if upgrade to 8.10 will let my settings remain.15:44
big_danmahonyyeah I'm pretty sure all your settings will bethe same15:44
DanaGIt should, as long as you take care to look at the questions about modified configuration files.15:45
ksbalajibig_danmahony, I also hope. I have some third party applications which I would not like to loose.15:45
big_danmahonyI've never lost anything15:45
frybyeshort version of my problem - how do I scann with intrepid-ibex (hp f2100 combi-printer-scanner-)15:45
big_danmahonyMaybe wait until the final release is out just to be certain15:46
ksbalajibig_danmahony, have u upgraded? maybe beta?15:46
big_danmahonyI've upgraded previous versions (7.10 to 8.04) and that was fine,it kept all my previous settings15:47
Alpo\what can be the cause for a invisible mouse cursor15:47
jameswfrc has been pretty solid for me, but I am an expert in most things linux so I have certain expectations of how things are that make some issues and annoyances  seem trivial.15:47
big_danmahonybut never upgraded to beta15:47
jameswfbig_danmahony: it is 24 hours just wait15:48
csheachjameswf: as an expert, can i ask for assistance in restoring my touchpad?15:48
frybyeeven shorter version of question: How does one scann with intrepid??15:48
big_danmahonyI just started fresh because I wanted to get rid of some annoyances and bloat15:48
ksbalajiNow my Hardy is very -excellently- stable. Since I am informed that reverting back to Hardy is not possible unless one has backup, I am worried. I cannot have the entire thing backed up.15:48
big_danmahonywhat are you afraid of losing? programs?15:49
jameswfI had been through 2 dist upgrades so yeah I wiped my system too this time through.... dist upgrades are hell on a system15:49
DanaGBackups are one of those things people really should do, but often don't.15:49
big_danmahonyexternal hard drives are the best way to go about backups.also setting your home directory as a different partition15:49
ksbalajibig_danmahony, something like thirdparty installations. I don't know how many I have installed. But they all work in Hardy and have nicely integrated.15:51
jasmuzNo sound output on Ibex, everything was going fine all of a sudden no more, i have reinstalled pulseaudio and alsa, nothing... i can see there is an output, but none via my speakers.. wich are good, ive been playing WoW on Windows in this same machine15:51
jasmuz?15:52
frybyelooking for help with installing/using scann feature of a HP F4210 printer/scanner??? any offers???15:52
jasmuzAny ideas ?15:52
ksbalajijameswf, dont you have third party installations? say, wine directly installed instead from repositories? - wine direct is very good.15:52
big_danmahonyksbalaji, I think you should be fine to upgrade15:52
jasmuz??15:53
big_danmahonyjasmus, Do some googling, I had a Hp scanner/Printer and had no luck but that was on 7.1015:53
DanaGfrybye: try installing the package gnomescan -- that may do it.15:53
DanaG!info gnomescan15:53
ubottugnomescan (source: gnomescan): Gnome Scan Infrastructure. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4.1-0ubuntu4 (intrepid), package size 6 kB, installed size 48 kB15:54
DanaG!info flegita15:54
ubottuflegita (source: gnomescan): Gnome scan utility. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4.1-0ubuntu4 (intrepid), package size 22 kB, installed size 120 kB15:54
maco64bit intrepid users?15:54
jameswfI have croxxover now :)15:54
jameswf*crossover15:54
Rubindont we all :P15:54
macohave any 64bit users experienced an issue where it just keeps rebooting?  Two people have reported it, but there's not enough information15:55
macoRubin: i don't15:55
macowhat use is it? just about anything FOSS already runs on Linux15:55
jasmuzGuys mi issue is this: No sound output on Ibex, everything was going fine all of a sudden no more, i have reinstalled pulseaudio and alsa, nothing... i can see there is an output, but none via my speakers.. wich are good, ive been playing WoW on Windows in this same machine15:55
macojasmuz: if you do "aplay /usr/share/sounds/login.wav" do you get sound?15:56
Rubinmaco, theres a lot of cases where enterprise apps or utils for products require windows, and if you _need_ them, you either dont get to run linux, or you luck out and they work in cx/wine15:56
ksbalajijasmuz, did you try alsa force-reload?15:56
Rubinalso, openoffice present is unacceptably crap. so powerpoint is needed IMO15:56
macoksbalaji: thats the same as rebooting, as far as alsa is concerned15:56
big_danmahonyjasmus, I fixed a sound issue on a friends latop  using this: dont try it but search for something similar for your soundcard (ubuntu forums)15:57
big_danmahonyUpdated 6/6/08 for ALSA 1.0.17rc115:57
big_danmahonyHere are the scripts to build ALSA 1.0.17rc1 from source.15:57
big_danmahonyMake sure you go to System -> Administration -> Software Sources and have the first 4 repositories enabled (also make sure the CD is disabled unless you have a slow internet and would prefer to use the older versions of the packages on the CD). When you close that dialog, Ubuntu will ask you to update your software sources. Make sure you don't have Update Manager or Synaptic Package Manager open and click yes/ok to update the pa15:57
big_danmahonyNow save these files to your desktop, and:15:57
big_danmahonyCode:15:57
big_danmahonycd ~/Desktop15:57
big_danmahonysudo chmod 777 alsa_1.sh15:57
macoRubin: Impress does have an awful UI.  But hey!  LaTeX15:57
big_danmahonysudo chmod 777 alsa_2.sh15:57
big_danmahonysudo sh ./alsa_1.sh15:57
big_danmahonyThen reboot, and when the system comes back, run:15:57
macobig_danmahony: SHUT IT15:57
Rubinmaco, heh15:57
Pici!paste | big_danmahony15:57
ubottubig_danmahony: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)15:57
jasmuzSolved itThanks!15:57
macojasmuz: what solved what?15:57
Picibig_danmahony: Are you done?15:57
jasmuzMy sound issue15:58
Rubinmaco, we run a lot of linux boxes that are used by normal people. cx allows us to keep doing that, where otherwise they'd demand windows15:58
big_danmahonyaccident i swear,havent used IRC for years15:58
macoer, i want to know what fixed what15:58
ksbalajimaco, rebooting alsa may solve jasmuz 's problem if pa and alsa are not co-operating?!15:58
DanaGWhat's different between Crossover and Wine?15:58
macoksbalaji: force reload is the same as rebooting the computer. it just unloads and reloads15:58
macoim wondering if he meant that or if he meant the aplay thing....because the aplay thing was to test if it was a PA or ALSA issue15:59
wolfie2xDanaG: crossover is commercial n wine is free15:59
RubinDanaG, crossover is based on wine, but with closed-source updates/and stuff to work better. I think thye trickle their changes into wine over time. Also cx has 'bottles' which are like little independant windows instances, so you can seperate and deploy aps15:59
wolfie2xDanaG: same code base though15:59
macohow does corssover abbreviate to cx?15:59
Rubinno idea. but cxoffice is the package name15:59
macointeresting16:00
wolfie2xI'm currently running MS office in VitrualBox16:00
Rubinif wine works for you, dont need crossover. but it tries to make some advanced uses of wine 'just work' so its nice for some apps16:00
* Rubin <3 virtualbox seamless mode16:00
wolfie2xsince I'm not sure if office 2003 will work on wine16:00
Rubinalso love that you can do USB passthru on it, but not with the GPL one :/16:01
wolfie2xanybody using it?16:01
DanaGgrr... no easy way to browse bug by number in firefox.16:01
Rubinwolfie2x, it works in crossover16:01
DanaGubuntu bug 28946616:01
ubottuUbuntu bug 289466 in network-manager-applet "Network Manager 0.7 applet not Appearing if there are managed entries in /etc/network/interfaces" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28946616:01
ksbalajimaco, now since jasmuz has left we would not know :(16:01
wolfie2xRubin: yeah but it's not free?16:01
DanaGthanks for the link.  Couldn't find it myself with google.16:01
Rubinwolfie2x, it was free yesterday16:01
wolfie2xRubin: what do u mean??16:01
Rubinwolfie2x, some kind of promotion. they released it free with 12 months support for anyone who signed up yesterday16:02
frybyeDana - I am using xsane - and it works super - thanks a lot though... (one really must use google a bit more first... heheh)16:02
macoksbalaji: well, for future reference, i think aplay bypasses PA and lets you test just ALSA16:02
macoRubin: they had a list of things that if Bush managed to do, theyd give away free software16:02
wolfie2xRubin: r u serious? is it still open?16:02
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macoit was the Lame Ducks President Challenge or something16:02
Rubinmaco: yeah. no wolfie2x, you missed it.16:03
wolfie2xRubin: :(16:03
macogas dropped below $2.79 in Chicago, so they gave away free software16:03
Rubinwas it chicago or twin cities?16:03
macoer...i thought he said windy city16:03
macohmm off to /.!16:03
Rubinwolfie2x, read slashdot/digg more16:04
macooh, it was Twin Cities, you're right16:04
macowolfie2x: maybe you still can http://news.softpedia.com/news/Crossover-Giveaway-Complete-Serial-Codes-Still-Good-to-Go-96705.shtml16:05
wolfie2xRubin: I have quite a lot of tech feeds on my iGoogle page 'n nothing told me of a free giveaway :(16:05
macooh wait nevermind16:05
macoits just that itll take a few days for them to mail out the serial numbers16:05
macowolfie2x: apparently you're missing Planet Ubuntu because like 5 people blogged it16:05
amikropAre there any problems with the nVidia cards/drivers? Is it safe to upgrade now?16:05
big_danmahonyhas anyone got their hands on the final version of 8.10??16:06
PiciNo, because its not out yet.16:06
bazhangbig_danmahony, no16:06
macoamikrop: no suspend16:06
big_danmahonyits out tommorow right?16:06
macobig_danmahony: release day's not til tomorrow16:06
amikropmaco: Well, will it be fixed until tommorow?16:06
big_danmahonyyeah confusin with the time zones and all that16:06
wolfie2xbig_danmahony: I dont think u'll get anything different than todays updates..16:06
macoyeah, but it's officially "while its 30 Oct in at least 1 timezone"16:06
big_danmahonyta wolfie16:07
* Pici thwaps maco 16:07
big_danmahonyhas anyone had luck with using a plasma as the main monitor?16:07
wolfie2xi just updated and there's a new readahead/boot! hope it's faster16:08
wolfie2xdoes it really scan our local disk and arrange the file order to match our disk16:08
wolfie2xor is it just a list?16:09
chadeldridgeIs anyone else having this bug: 28643516:10
amikropThey said the Human theme was modified for Intrepid? Can I have some screenshots?16:11
chadeldridgesorry : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/286435/16:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 286435 in ubuntu "Windows will not fully maximize in dual monitor configuration with non-matching resolutions" [Undecided,New]16:11
wolfie2xgoing to reboot.. just to make sure..16:12
Rubinamikrop, google it. theres billions16:12
csheachi lost my touchpad today and can't figure it out - anyone got ideas?16:13
amikropRubin: OK. But was the Human theme really modified?16:13
Rubinamikrop, i didn't notice any significant changes besides the background. but i tend to be oblivius to such things16:13
chadeldridgeamikrop: i dont see any difference other than desktop wallpaper .. not to mention its still buggy with compiz turned on16:13
Rubinchadeldridge, wait for next version of xorg. that stuff is going to be vastly improved16:14
amikropRubin, chadeldridge: I see :S16:14
FFForeverhi ppl :)16:14
amikrop:(16:14
chadeldridgeRubin: yeah i think the next xorg will also fix my display rotation issue16:14
FFForeveranyone know how i can edit m4a's id3 tags/info?16:14
chadeldridgeat least that is the hope16:14
RubinFFForever, arent there a ton of tag editors/managers in the repositories?16:15
amikropFFForever: EasyTAG16:15
FFForeverRubin, dunno, what do i search for?16:15
FFForeverkk16:15
Rubinhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=10206616:16
csheachso, no ideas on touchpad isssues with intrepid?16:17
kimfAnyone got creative x-fi working in intrepid?16:17
tc111amikrop: how about wma tags?16:19
frybyeHi - just connected an Elsa Microlink 56K USB Modem... how do I access it/config etc??16:23
jameswfmodem? wow16:23
redvamp128I know this room is for Intrepid-- but I just got notification of Flash player10 was released and is it stable-- have asked in ubuntu room but no reply? and is it stable under Interepid?16:25
Rods_TigerElsa Microlink? That's a mostly software modem16:25
redvamp128And when 8.10 is finally released will 8.04 update to it?16:26
frybyejameswf: so what do you use to send faxes from the pc??16:26
Piciredvamp128: It will be presented as an option, yes.16:27
frybyeRods_Tiger: it seems to be a normal external usb modem ...???16:27
Rods_Tigeroh16:27
aoupisomething is wrong with my computer in someway... when I plug in a phone it shows up and mounts like it should and I can acsess all files when I transfer it seems ok at first, good speed and all, then it crawls to a halt and is insanely slow and when it finaly gets to the end it does nothing, the transfer bar is till up16:27
frybyeso anybody know where the thing can be found in ibex...??16:27
aoupi(transfering files to the phone that is)16:28
jameswffaxes?16:28
frybyeaoupi - no sending a fax!!16:28
jameswfi use this beta technology called email16:28
aoupifrybye: why would I fax?16:28
frybyejames - there are 100.000 reasons for occasionally using a fax.. ie the person has no email or legal reasons where the other end only accepts faxes as binding etc etc..16:29
redvamp128thanks for the quick reply-- but also anyone else running the new Flash player 10 and is it stable?16:29
jameswffrybye: then you use t.38 faxing16:29
frybyebut to be honest this is not getting me very far with setting up the fax send facility... <grinn..>16:29
frybyejameswf: no idea what that is pal...16:30
jameswffax over  ip16:30
chadeldridgeRubin: is this enough description for a bug report:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/29077416:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290774 in xorg "Rotation of second monitor produces screen artifact Ubuntu 8.10" [Undecided,New]16:30
frybyewhever for - my only thing is that i dont wanna bother starting up a win-pc to send faxes..16:30
jameswfi dunno i send an email to a fax server (running asterisk) and poof it goes....16:31
frybyei had better google on this I guess..16:31
frybyeMy emails dont generally consist of a scanned form with manual entries and a hand signature which at least here in Germany is the only thing that officialdom will accept for instance...16:32
wolfie2xneed help on private directory thingy16:32
wolfie2xcreated the private directory via "ecryptfs-setup-private"16:33
LamoI upgraded to Ibex last night and now I can't get my nvidia drivers(177) to work. According to Hardware Drivers its loaded and activated. However when I restartx it doesn't work. When using envyng -t I get a kernel headers error. Also when I boot the kernel option is still 2.6.24-19??? I'm completely lost here any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.16:33
Rubinchadeldridge, i'd mention that you CAN get the mouse down there, and attach a screenshot if you can get one? or a picture maybe. so its clear what you mean16:33
chadeldridgeohh i can do that thanks16:34
Trewaschadeldridge: are you using compiz?16:35
GibbaTheHuttlamo what does uname -a show16:35
chadeldridgeTrewas: yes i am16:36
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: one sec just rebooted16:37
wolfie2xGibbaTheHutt: shows ur kernel version16:38
GibbaTheHuttwolfie2x, yep ta hehe, I was asking lamo what his showed ;), wonders of the language16:38
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP16:38
wolfie2xGibbaTheHutt: oops my bad16:39
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP16:39
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: why didn't my kernel update?16:39
GibbaTheHuttlatest for me is 2.6.27-7-generic16:39
GibbaTheHutthave you done your latest updates ?16:39
LamoI see that installed in synapitc16:39
Lamobut it doesn't show up in my boot menu16:40
wolfie2xGibbaTheHutt: wht does "ta" mean?16:40
GibbaTheHuttis it in /grub ?16:40
GibbaTheHuttta = thanks :)16:40
wolfie2xi c16:40
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: where's that?16:40
GibbaTheHutterm ls /grub16:40
GibbaTheHuttin console16:40
Lamo GibbaTheHutt:  meh what is that16:41
Lamook16:41
LamoI have no /grub16:41
GibbaTheHutthmm what drive layout do you have ?16:41
GibbaTheHuttand what do you boot from16:41
Lamo GibbaTheHutt:  grub it's a normal ubuntu install with a vista dual boot16:42
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: compaq laptop16:42
GibbaTheHutterm ignore me I'm being an idiot, I mean ls /boot16:42
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: right I found that16:42
ircbinHello! At with time will the new Ubuntu 8.10 be available to download from Internet?16:42
ircbin0:00?16:42
Piciircbin: when its done.16:42
Lamo GibbaTheHutt:  so I have 2.6.27-1 in there16:42
Pici!party16:42
ubottuPlease remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, and #edubuntu are support channels.  To countdown to Intrepid release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IntrepidReleaseParties16:42
GibbaTheHuttok, if you go into the grub folder there16:43
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: oops 2.6.27-7 I mena16:43
GibbaTheHuttyou will likely have a file menu.lst16:43
ircbinPici, ok16:43
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: ok looking at it there's no new kernel16:44
GibbaTheHuttok, first thing I would do is take a copy of the file and save a backup with a different name16:44
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: can I just change the numbers from 2.6.24-19 to 2.6.27-716:44
GibbaTheHuttas you know at least this file works (sort of) before editing it16:44
GibbaTheHuttyou could, better is to copy the old relevant parts and amend ... so you get the other kernel as an option in case there is a problem16:45
GibbaTheHuttso there are about 5 lines to each section, copy/paste one of those and amend the copy16:45
GibbaTheHuttyou want to leave the original option in case you get an error you can boot with old kernel still16:46
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: good deal brb16:46
ircbinI tried to install Zattoo on Ubuntu 8.10RC and I could not listen its sounds... Is this a common problem previously reported?16:49
ircbinI used the 8.04 version of the program...16:49
chadeldridgeRubin: i just figured something out on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/290774  the issue is compiz, with it turned off i dont have the issue.  but unfortunately i need it on for my dock to work16:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290774 in xorg "Rotation of second monitor produces screen artifact Ubuntu 8.10" [Undecided,New]16:52
Lamo GibbaTheHutt: haha excellent! all is working now. thanks.16:53
GibbaTheHuttyw :)16:58
chadeldridge.16:59
kimfAnyone got creative x-fi working in intrepid?17:01
frybyetrying again - how to install a faxmodem in intrepid???17:01
BluesKajwhat happened to the create text /folder/file options in kde4 ?17:03
BluesKajthis is nuts17:06
Assidheya17:11
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amikropIn how many hours will 8.10 be officially released?17:16
Assidtomorrow17:16
Assid30th17:16
Assiddunno what time tho..17:16
Piciamikrop: When its done.  #ubuntu-release-party await the announcement17:17
* Assid gets some servers ready17:17
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voxi get this error when i try to use my webcam, it uses the OV511 chipset: can not open /dev/video0 (No space left on device)  any ideas?17:20
nergarhello17:20
amikropAssid: 30th is in 4:30 hours, here17:20
Assidas i said. dont know what time during the 30th17:20
amikropPici: ok17:21
nergarwere can I get intrepid before all servers are flooded tomorrow? maybe I can mirror it.17:21
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joshuajtlhey folks is there any app for ubuntu that syncs user settings (and files perhaps) online somehow?17:23
VSpikejoshuajtl: to some extent, conduit17:24
gregdhi there, when exactly (in how many hours) 8.10 will be released?17:24
Picigregd: When its done.17:24
voxgregd: in eleventy twelveteen  minutes17:25
gregd:)17:25
Assiderr. let me knwo if you guys need servers during the release parties17:25
VSpikeapport doesn't seem to be working for me - how can i test if it's enabled and properly configured?17:25
Assidi can give probably around 200-300GB transfer17:26
gregdso does it mean that it can be released tonight at midnight GMT and equally can be realised in a few days time?17:26
Assidsafely.. day after :P17:26
Picigregd: It should be released sometime during the 30th.17:26
AssidPici: !! ltns ! 6 months to be precise17:27
PiciAssid: Howdy :)17:27
Assidapparently i use less of ubuntu than i do supporting it17:28
Assidhrmm i shoudnt have said that outloud17:28
chadeldridgeis there a support channel for compiz ?17:29
Picichadeldridge: #compiz-fusion17:29
VSpikeanyone know where I can get debug symbols for xvidcap17:29
chadeldridgepici: thanks17:29
gregorAssid, connect to the torrents, when they are appearing. ;)17:30
Assidgregor: err.. i push in http and torrents simultanously17:30
Assidi got tons of extra bandwith17:30
VSpikeThis channel is amazingly quiet so close to a release.17:32
VSpikeDoes it ever get busy?17:32
Assidsure17:32
VSpikewhen?17:32
Assidwhen a new release is about to begin17:32
Assidits almost the end of this cycle.. so no real chatter.. it will mobe to the #ubuntu-release-party17:33
Assidmove even17:33
VSpikeAh17:33
VSpikeI'm still trying to report bugs :)17:33
Assidwell do it soon17:33
Roberthhello ive installed ubuntu 8.10 on my acer aspire one, to get wireless, ive installed linux-backports-modules-intrepid as described in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne, but when i restart, still no wireless, what is wrong?17:34
zajcahi, is there somebody who know command to hibernate which using gnome-panel in intrepid. woks perfect and i need it for openbox17:35
VSpikeAssid: the problem is, there's no-one here to answer the questions I have about the bugs :)17:40
Assidoh hrmm17:40
Assidhave you posted in launchpad?17:40
VSpikebut I'm doing my best17:40
VSpikeAssid: yeah - I'm trying to get as complete a work-up as I can before I do, and that's where the questions come from17:40
VSpikeBut in the end, I just post what I can17:41
Assidi used to take screenshots and sometimes video captures of my bugs in action17:41
VSpikeAssid: yes, and consquently many of the bugs i've reported today are in xvidcap :D17:41
Assidi do hope ibex is quicker than hardy.. everyone i knowe complains hardy is just slower and less stabler than the previous one17:41
AssidVSpike: then you my friend and SOL17:42
VSpikehehe17:42
GibbaTheHuttdon't think you will find ibex faster tbh, probably will find it similar for most things17:43
TuxSympathiseris it worth waiting a few hours until it is officially released to upgrade (as in fresh install)17:44
linuxkrnhey guys, question about 8.10 release, I read that the beta had problems with nvidia binary not being support on xorg 7.4, will this sill be an issue with the release tomorrow?17:44
GibbaTheHuttpossibly :)17:45
GibbaTheHuttlinuxkrn, give the livecd a shot and see if you run into any problems17:45
linuxkrnLiveCD doesn't work with binary graphics drivers does it?17:45
GibbaTheHuttnot as default, can't you add them though ? Was sure I had, but may be mistaken17:46
GibbaTheHuttrunning nvidia atm on ibex, but naturally you may have different problems17:46
linuxkrndidn't think you could, I tried it on 8.04 once, I think anyway. :)17:47
linuxkrnah, so then they do work with xorg 7.4 now?17:47
linuxkrnI read the beta release notes and it said the drivers were broken, but who knows how old that message was17:47
linuxkrnah, someone changed it, just checked it again today. :p17:48
MiescoWhen is it released?17:49
linuxkrntomorrow17:49
Miesco12am?17:49
linuxkrnno idea17:49
MiescoI upgraded early and my computer freezes arbitrarly17:50
MiescoNever know when its going to happen have to cold boot17:50
tvakahconsole-kit-daemon[17521]: CRITICAL: cannot initialize libpolkit keeps hitting my syslog, this is ubuntu server17:52
tvakahI'm not sure what libpolkit is exactly, but I'm not sure as I care about it on a non desktop?17:53
vita_hi all17:53
vita_If I want to switch in Krusader to Media through favourites, it says "Protocol unsupported by Krusader media:/"17:55
vita_Where is the problem?17:55
vita_I have installed everything suggested by Krusader, but to no avail. Is it bug or I do something wrong?17:57
tvakahvita_, not exactly sure since I've never used krusader myself, but isn't it an old kde3 app not ported to kde4? I could be wrong here...17:58
vita_No. Krusader2 is ported to KDE4. But perhaps they forgot to port tis part17:59
vita_this17:59
vita_But thanks for idea. Perhaps this will be really reason.18:00
jtechidnaIt's an svn snapshot of the KDE4 port18:00
jtechidnathe media:/ kio slave hasn't been ported yet18:01
alteregoadoes vino-server writes directly into the framebuffer'18:06
alteregoaor read vice versa18:06
AlabamaHitOne more day :)18:10
AlabamaHitwhat time zone is it based on?18:10
jtechidnaAlabamaHit: doesn't really matter, generally it's quite random what time in the day it actually is released18:11
AlabamaHitoh, just wonderin cause in a few hours tis going to be the 30th in some places, lol and tis only 1PM here lol18:13
AlabamaHitor say china its already the 30 lol18:14
alteregoayeah18:16
alteregoathe chinese are ahead of us18:16
hcoohHi there, I couln't start intrepid in live CD18:16
hcoohI had a black screen, just for the start of the session18:17
AlabamaHithcooh: you might have to try in Safe mode.18:17
hcoohI have an ati and I think it is because of the radeon driver18:18
AlabamaHiti have same and dont have trouble....i have radeo xress 20018:19
hcoohBeacause after installing the *deb for radeonhd driver and configure in xorg.conf18:19
hcoohthe session started18:19
linkinxpHello.... I have a friend with an atheros wireless card....in the restricted drivers it says that is it in USE but is not available  in iwconfig! what can i do?18:19
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fdmhello, how can i configure the size of the miniprog digitalclock in the taskrow ... and the size of some symbols in the taskrow,  i have resized the row to double-size, so everything inthere has also double size, this is not what i wanted ...18:19
AlabamaHithcooh: tahts what it is Just Boot it in Safe Graphic mode..18:20
AlabamaHitor compatible mode forget whats it called18:20
AlabamaHitlinkinxp: is the box Checked?18:21
frybyere: Pse respond if you can help with installing-config-use of a usb-fax modem???18:21
hcoohAlabamaHit: I tried in safe graphic mode but didnt work before I installed the radeonhd driver..18:22
AlabamaHithcooh: thats odd...All versions before 8.10 i had to do that, but with 8.10 I don' t have to do that. I can boot right into it.18:23
linkinxpAlabamaHit, it says its Enabled, and working18:23
linkinxp:(18:23
linkinxpbut in iwconfig i got no wireless extensions18:23
AlabamaHitbut is the box checked18:23
linkinxpyes18:23
AlabamaHitrebooted?18:24
hcoohAlabamaHit: lol, for me it is the contrary, with Gutsy and Hardy, that was ok, but now for intrepid...black screen18:24
AlabamaHithcooh: lol, thatss odd..18:24
linkinxpAlabamaHit, he just powered on18:24
linkinxp:-s18:24
AlabamaHitrebooted afer enabling the driver?18:25
linkinxpany other hints?18:25
linkinxpit was enabled before18:25
linkinxpit has been18:25
AlabamaHitOh, it was working just stoped workin?18:25
linkinxpno he installed Ubuntu Intrepid.... and no wireless ever18:26
linkinxpit wasnt working18:26
AlabamaHitI know you usally have to "Enable" then "reboot" i hjave never personally had wireless just work.18:27
linkinxplet me see18:27
NET||abuseso annoyed at the moment, can't sync my iphone for music or podcasts without itunes :( blows.. gpodder support pelase?18:31
NET||abusedug up my old 30GB beast of an ipod with the broken screen where i can barely read anything so i can keep up with my podcasts.. sucks.. half the time i have to guess which podcast episode i'm playing..18:32
linkinxpwhats another network manager?18:33
linkinxpwell but if is not in iwconfig its something else right?18:33
PiciNET||abuse: Log a bug18:33
TuxSympathiserI'm considering moving to the latest version of ubuntu (8.10) should I wait a day for the final release or should I just go with the Daily Build RC?18:33
copperkiddoes the wireless show up in ifconfig?18:33
NET||abuselinkinxp: you've got network-manager or wicd18:34
chadeldridge1TuxSympathiser: there are still a few issues, but nothing ground breaking that i know of18:34
frybyelooking for help installing a usb-fax-modem? Any offers...?18:34
mnemocifconfig got deprecated with linux 2.2, why the heck people still use it instead pf iproute2???!18:35
mnemocnarf :\18:35
* NET||abuse @Pici logs bug on launchpad: "My Ipod screen is broken!"18:35
frybyeehehe18:35
frybyetry - my Ipodscreen is broken and there is a credit-crunch in 8.1018:35
NET||abusea credit crunch IN 8.10?18:36
joaopintomnemoc, ifconfig is deprecated ?18:36
frybyewell you cant post OT stuff there can you... heheh?18:36
NET||abuseguess not :)18:37
TuxSympathiserchadeldridge, so it is highly unlikely there will be any major changes in the next 24 hours18:37
NET||abuseok,, eee package headaches :(18:37
chadeldridge1TuxSympathiser: i never assume that with linux ..18:37
chadeldridge1TuxSympathiser: i can say its been working for me for a long time now with only minor annoyance18:37
mnemocjoaopinto: yes, since linux uses netlink `ip` shall be used... even if mainstream distros insist in providing it to stay "compatible" with ancient tutorials18:38
TuxSympathiserchadeldrige1, same for any OS, I might diwnload it and get it all configured now, thanks for the help18:38
MiescoI upgraded to 8.10 and my computer freezes arbitrarly and I have to cold boot,  so is it going to be released at 12am?18:38
frybyeso folks - i know you are only teasing me - time to actually respond now to my req. for help with a usb-fax-modem install?? ;=)18:38
NET||abusehmm, if you have a netowrk of ubuntu machines, and you run apt-cache on a server, making everyone use that instead, can you use any management tools for apt-cache? so as to roll out weekly agregated updates rather than daily?18:38
LARefugeehello. Anyone got a bluetooth headset to work?18:38
MiescoIs there a common reason for ibex to break your system?18:38
joaopintomnemoc, there is no iproute2 on my system18:39
NET||abuseMiesco: common reason is it's beta, not fully released yet18:39
mnemocjoaopinto: type `ip`18:39
joaopintoMiesco, no there isn't18:39
frybyeMiesco - something about an Intel chip set or...???18:39
NET||abusejoaopinto: yeh, it's just the ip command18:39
joaopintoNET||abuse, it's not beta, it's RC, and it is not expected to break the system at this point :)18:39
MiescoNET||abuse: Okay cause my computer freezes about 10 minutes in everytime I boot18:39
MiescoIt even freezes if I leave it at the gdm screen18:40
NET||abusejoaopinto: ah, ok, RC supposes18:40
NET||abuseMiesco: hmm, that could be alot of things..18:40
NET||abuseMiesco: what garphics driver you using?18:40
MiescoNET||abuse: nvidia 17718:40
NET||abuseknown bugs in intrepid with 17718:40
joaopintomnemoc, there is no mention on ipconfig's manpage that it is deprecated18:40
MiescoNET||abuse: Can you use 169 in intepid?18:41
NET||abuseroll back to 173 if you like.18:41
mnemocjoaopinto: have you seen when net-tools was touched upstream last time?18:41
NET||abusethough i'm not sure if that would improve the situation.18:41
MiescoNET||abuse: Okay18:41
mnemocjoaopinto: linux's networking is completely different now, so ifconfig and route misses most of the info18:42
MiescoOkay going to 173 see if that works18:42
Miescothanks18:42
Odd-rationaledoes anyone know where i can read about how the guest system is implemented? Is it simply a `cp -r /home/.guest /home/guest` or something? Thanks!18:42
MiescoIm going to format and install intrepid when its released18:42
frybyeanother try: is there a usb-fax-modem- guru in the house?18:42
chadeldridge..18:43
frybyechad.. you know how to install an elsa microlink 56k usb modem??18:43
mnemocjoaopinto: it's deprecation is stated on the bible, wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ffconfig18:44
mnemocifconfig*18:44
frybye<--  gives up for now - bye folks...18:46
mnemocjoaopinto: but I was wrong, ifconfig was the right way until linux 2.2 (inclusive)18:46
joaopintomnemoc, ok, I am convinced you can quit :P18:48
nastasi can't connect Nokia phone not even for simple file transfer. any idea?18:48
mnemocjoaopinto =)18:48
Zapthi18:49
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chadeldridge anyone else possibly able to help with this issue:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/29077418:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290774 in xorg "Rotation of second monitor produces screen artifact Ubuntu 8.10" [Undecided,New]18:52
mohbanahi, is the release tonight?19:00
louisehello mates19:01
louisemy touchpad is going insane19:02
louiseI remember I could fix this altering a few lines in xorg.conf19:02
Alex_GaynorFor some reason flash stopped working for me at some point between last night, and today, when I try to go to a youtube video for example, the first 3 seconds plays, and than it freezes, I haven't changed any settings that i'm aware of19:03
Alex_Gaynordoes anyone know what could cause this/the fix19:03
chadeldridgeAlex_Gaynor: which flash do you have install the nonfree?19:03
Alex_Gaynoryeah19:04
louisenow that tweaking it is not recommended no more, what shall I do?19:04
louisethe deafening sound of silence19:06
louise!seen bsnider19:07
ubottuI have no seen command19:07
louisehow come?19:07
zajcahi, is there somebody who know command to hibernate which using gnome-panel in intrepid. woks perfect and i need it for openbox19:10
zajca*works19:10
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jonahhey where is nvidia-glx-new these days?19:14
Alex_GaynorAnyone on the flash issue?19:14
louisejonah, its okay19:15
joaopinto!upgrading19:17
ubottuFor upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes19:17
sahakhello19:18
sahakIs anybody able to listen to any of the HBR1 preset radio stations in Rhythmbox in Ubuntu 8.10?19:18
jonahlouise, sorry i'm not with you? i cant find it??19:19
mimihi i have a question, if there are still issues with 8.10 that are unresolved by tomorrow, what happens to them ? do we have to wait 6 months for a fix?19:22
crimsunno, we are actively tracking a subset of known issues.  Those will be addressed in intrepid-updates ASAP.19:22
rgreeningmimi: updates come out regularly19:23
rgreeningmimi: bug fixes, security updates, etc....19:23
mimiso what is the difference between what comes out tomorrow and what is out today and what is out later than that to fix bugs ?19:23
crimsun1028.2 is very probably the desktop image for both i386 and amd6419:24
sahakcrimsun: there is a 10.29 already19:24
Alex_GaynorHrm, in addition to my flash bugs(actually probably the same bug), Totem has no sound, and the volume control is grayed out, but VLC works fine19:25
Alex_GaynorI would guess this is a Pulse Audio issue, dose that seem right?19:25
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: please summarise; I don't have scrollback.19:25
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: When I try to play something in youtube, it plays for 3 seconds, then freezes, and if I close that tab, my browser crashes, plus those totem issues19:26
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: which arch?  have did you install Flash?  fresh install or distribution upgrade?19:26
Alex_GaynorI've been running 8.10 since Alpha 419:27
Alex_Gaynorand it's been fine for weeks19:27
Alex_Gaynori38619:27
Alex_Gaynorand flash is flashplugin-nonfree straight from the repos19:27
Alex_Gaynorit was a fresh install at the time of a419:27
crimsunsahak: 1029 is very improbable; see http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/19:27
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louisejonah, you can install the nvidia drivers using envy-ng19:28
sahakIs anybody able to watch BBC from totem? When I try it, totem says "Could not connect to server".19:29
ilembitovHi, all. I have Dell Inspiron 1525 running Kubuntu 8.10 RC. Just installed and I can't make my wi-fi work. It's Broadcom 4312-based, so it should be handled through wl driver, but the Jockey doesn't allow me to turn the driver on, although it displays that the driver is available19:29
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: sorry, triaging in another channel & got waylaid19:35
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: No problem19:35
Alex_GaynorI haven't changed any settings nor have I gotten any updates since last night, which is why I'm so confused19:36
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: ok, so let's eliminate the most obvious culprits.  Please log out of GNOME and back in, then open a Terminal and execute `pgrep -c -x pulseaudio ; paplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav'19:36
wyattI updated to 8.10, everything worked fine, but then my update manager told me to update my kernel to .27 something, and now my wireless dont work, what should I do?19:36
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: Ok, I'm using chatzilla so I will brb19:37
Rubinwyatt, debug it19:37
wyattI have an Atheros 5007eg card19:37
dedaluHello! I have a problem since last night updates on intrepid, but I don't have a clue on how report it. I have the problematic rtl8187 wireless card on my laptop. It is working, but -- today -- if I connect from my desktop to sync with unison, for example, all stops, including ping. The odd side is: if I keep pinging my router, everything works...19:37
dedaluIf I start ping 192.168.0.1 from laptop before connecting from desktop, all work. If I connect form desktop first, and then ping 192.168.0.1: Destination Host Unreachable ...19:40
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: Ok it printed 1, and than played the sound through my USB headset, when I logged in it played the login sound through my speakers though, FWIW19:40
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: ok, good.  And now, please attempt to reproduce the symptom.19:41
VSpikeHow can I find out which driver is being used by xorg for my graphics hardware?19:41
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: Ok stuff is playing through totem now19:42
dedaluVSpike: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log19:42
MadsRHIf i want to report a bug for the shutdown window, witch package is that?19:42
crimsunVSpike: e.g., grep -B3 -E 'class(.)*X.Org Video Driver' /var/log/Xorg.0.log19:43
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: Youtube vids are still freezing 3 seconds in though19:43
Alex_Gaynorand they don't play any audio19:43
VSpikethanks19:43
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: ok, let's check the software.  what's the output from `dpkg -l libasound2-plugins'?19:44
HelolAlex_Gaynor: I used to have that in firefox on windows. I just removed all firefox settings from my profile and things worked again19:44
Helolno flash video played19:44
Heloljust 3-4 secs and apparent freeze19:45
Alex_Gaynorcrimsun: http://dpaste.com/87621/19:45
Alex_GaynorHelol: the video plays for me, just no audio, and then the freeze19:46
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: ok, good.  Can you reproduce the symptom with a brand new test user account?19:46
Alex_GaynorLet me create a new account and check19:46
HelolAlex_Gaynor: it played for 3-4 secs and froze in win. I think I had audio though19:47
Alex_GaynorOk logging out to go check the test user19:47
Alex_GaynorUmm, WTF, I used the user switcher thing to log into the test user, tried playing something on youtube, it played through the headset, then I switched back to my account, and it just started playing through my speakers(I hadn't closed the youtube tab) :/19:50
Helolheh19:51
Helolit didn't freeze?19:52
Alex_Gaynornope19:52
Alex_Gaynorlet me try reloading the page, see if it goes back19:53
Helolso something in your firefox config has gone fubar19:53
Alex_Gaynorand it appears fine19:53
Alex_Gaynorwell no, I'm back on my account19:53
Alex_Gaynorwhich should mean by firefox profile right?19:54
Helolprobably19:54
HelolI recognized part of your problem from my own firefox problems on windows so I thought it might be the same19:54
Helolthere probably is some very simple fix to the problem19:55
Helollet me know if you find it heh19:55
Alex_Gaynorhehe, let me restart firefox, and see if it's still fine19:55
keithclarkI just installed 8.10 64 bit on my laptop but I cannot get my broadcom wireless adapter to work....any suggestions?19:55
Alex_GaynorI do belive we've found a flaw in the scientific method, we had a problem, we did nothing, and it's fine :/19:56
Helolheh19:58
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: nah, that just means the problem space is slightly larger than what I thought19:58
crimsunso we need to consider console-kit in addition to pulseaudio and nspluginwrapper19:58
crimsunanyhow, nothing that I'm going to pursue in the next day over 8.10's release :-)19:59
crimsunif it occurs again, however, please do file a bug using Launchpad19:59
Alex_GaynorSure19:59
Alex_GaynorI'm just glad to have my precious rick roll back :P19:59
crimsunBTW, if you intend to record anything, you probably want to use the fixed libasound2-plugins deb in my PPA.20:00
crimsunwe're targeting that fix for -updates post-release.20:00
Alex_GaynorSkype has always been fine with my mic20:00
Alex_Gaynorwhat does yours fix?20:01
chadeldridgewhat version of compiz was 8.04 using ?20:01
keithclarkOk, I take it that a broadcom wireless card is just one of those things that will not work with Ubuntu?20:01
chadeldridgekeithclark: wireless ?  use the ndiswrapper is about your best bet, works with mine20:02
chadeldridgekeithclark: i am not sure if the fwcutter drivers still exist in the repo or not, there are tons of walkthroughs on ubuntuforums.org though about how to do it20:03
keithclarkchadeldridge, no, fwcutter does not seem to exist anymore20:03
dedalusome clue on my problem? If I connect from my desktop to my laptop (wireless), after some activity, the laptop looses the gateway (ping 192.168.0.1: Destination host unreachable). But if I start ping from laptop before the desktop connection, all works. The problem started today, after some updates...20:04
CarlFKdoes  /var/run/motd get replaced on each boot?20:05
CarlFKand if so, what generates it.  I want to add some lines20:05
keithclarkchadeldridge, no problems....I'll keep XP on my machines with Broadcom cards20:06
wamcvey Greetings all... anyone know if the standard (or server) kernel on Intrepid can be used as dom0 under Xen?20:06
wamcveyThe folks on #ubuntu-virt were unresponsive, so I figured I'd check with you guys.20:07
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: alsa routed through pulse ioplug20:08
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: the straightforward test case is using gnome-sound-recorder20:08
crimsun(Applications> Sound & Video> Sound Recorder)20:08
Alex_GaynorHehe, skype works for me, so I don't think I'm going to mess this it :)20:08
rippsYo, what's up y'all20:09
crimsunAlex_Gaynor: well, it does affect other applications like Audacity20:09
Alex_Gaynorskype is the only thing I record with20:09
askandWhat is the name of the community theme package?20:10
Ginwhere to go to get ubuntu intrepid right after release? any torrent url?20:11
jameswfwould be cool if people could crash the ubuntu mirrors like they did with openoffice or crossover20:12
heanoldoes anyone have any suggestions on how to fix an old xmodmap to be used by the new x.org?20:13
Ginthe gnome theme is the same as the one used in hardy? :\20:13
ljuwaidahmay i speak to the release manager?20:13
rippsSo, there doesn't seem to be as many people as last release20:13
ljuwaidahyou guys are really discreet about the release time, aren't you?20:14
Rubinits not a secret ljuwaidah. they just DONT KNOW20:15
crimsunljuwaidah: the RM is very, very busy/tired.20:15
s0u][ightthe release hour plz :P20:15
ljuwaidahI like fedora's approach better20:15
Rubinhes better off spending his time working on getting it out the door rather than going on IRC talking to you about his schedule20:15
s0u][ighti had upgraded to beta, do i need to do update-manager -d again?20:16
Rubinthen if anything takes longer everyone can be mad at him20:16
ljuwaidahi doubt it'll take more than 1 minute to change the topic20:16
rippsIt's not even Thursday yet. Be patient20:16
Rubinljuwaidah, it will be here by tomorrow at this time.20:16
ljuwaidahit is in my time20:16
dedaluanyone who knows about network? could the last change on procps (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/procps/1:3.2.7-9ubuntu2) be the cause of my problem? If I keep pinging the router I do not have problems with hvy wireless transfers. If I start the hvy transfer without pinging, I loose connectivity but not the wireless connection (ping router returns Destination Host Unreachable)...20:16
Rubinljuwaidah, if your so antsy for it, run the RC. it works FINE20:17
ruthgardQuestion20:17
Rubindedalu, it sounds like a driver bug to me20:17
ljuwaidahnot comfortable using not-final relases as my primary os20:17
ruthgardif I download the RC today and install it will the update to the real version be just some updated packages or do I need to make a dist-uprade thingy?20:18
dedalubut I did not updated the driver today... and the problem is happening after some updates20:18
ljuwaidah+1 ruthgard20:18
dedalubut yes, the driver is new... rtl818720:18
Daekdroomruthgard: dist-upgrade, but it might not even need that20:18
rippsRC will become Final just through regular updates... I need to alias this with ubottu.20:18
Daekdroomruthgard: just in case they add/remove a package at the last moment20:18
ljuwaidahso what's the release manager doing right now?20:19
DaekdroomTesting ISOs?20:19
ljuwaidahdamn! that must be boring :(20:19
ljuwaidahi feel sad for him20:19
dedaluthanks rubin20:20
Ginwhat gnome theme is Intrepid using for this release?20:20
DaekdroomHuman20:21
s0u][ightit should be Human20:21
Ginthe same old theme?20:21
DanaGMurrine variant, actually.20:21
rippsThat being said, Intrepid comes with the New Human theme, which is different.20:21
DaekdroomSlightly modified20:21
Ginwhere can I see a screenshot?20:22
ljuwaidahi miss using linux, i've been using vista for over 3 months now, i want to use linux so bad20:23
Ginljuwaidah, then get Ubuntu20:23
rippsScrew Human and just install Dust, I like it a whole lot better.20:23
ljuwaidahgin: I don't get you20:23
rippsIf you want ubuntu just install the RC, it the same thing as Final is going to be.20:24
s0u][ightljuwaidah: download an iso burn it boot from it and install it ;)20:24
s0u][ightthere you have the so much missed linux back20:24
ljuwaidah:|20:24
s0u][ightor in a virtual machine20:24
ljuwaidahwhy doesn't everybody do that then?20:25
rskibecause everybody think's the OS is a part of the motherboard20:25
rskiat least most of my friends do20:25
rskilike it lives in the hardware20:25
rskikinda funny20:25
rskii haven't said anything about it thou, letting them be ignorantly happy :)20:26
s0u][ightmost people think windows is the only os20:26
ljuwaidahWoha!20:27
ljuwaidahand i thought MY friends are ignorant :P20:27
s0u][ightmy friends know linux tnx to me :)20:27
ljuwaidahI'm talking about you guys, why's everybody waiting for final version?20:27
rskibut now it's reversed thou20:27
Daekdroom:o20:27
rskilinux -is- part of the motherboard20:27
rskiall hail splashtop \o/20:28
s0u][ightljuwaidah: i'm using the latest version atm :P20:28
rippsI installed Ubuntu on my mom's computer about half a year ago. At first she was terrified, she thought I was going to fry her computer somehow. But now, she refuses to use XP anymore because Linux is just so much faster.20:28
ljuwaidahhahaha20:28
heanolugh, both xmodmap and xbindkeys seem to be broken i intrepid20:28
DaekdroomI'm using Vista right now.20:28
ljuwaidahmy parents refuse to try linux20:28
s0u][ightthe belgian and dutch government want to switch to linux20:28
ljuwaidahme too20:29
DaekdroomMakes no sense to install a RC/final release just released20:29
s0u][ightljuwaidah: a live cd... without any installation you can try it out20:29
ljuwaidahdaekdroom? what? *heart rate increases dramatically*20:29
DaekdroomIt's just unstable as hell20:29
DaekdroomWell. I say that because I can't boot it :(20:29
ljuwaidahthe comp they're using is old, it takes ages to boot from live CDS20:30
rippsDaekdroom has a point, I don't think most Linux OS's are very stable until a month or two after their release.20:30
heanolthen it shouldn't have been released.. :P20:30
heanolthat's the whole point of a  stable release20:31
s0u][ightljuwaidah: and that pc has vista installed?20:31
DaekdroomThey have to keep a 6 month develop cycle.20:31
ikoniagents - don't forget this is a support cahnnel20:31
ikoniachannel even20:31
ljuwaidahthat's what you get for following a strict schedule with so many features to add in every release20:31
ljuwaidahno, it has xp home20:31
Daekdroomand most of the stability is caused by poor hardware compatibility, lost during the numerous updates20:31
ljuwaidahmy laptop has vista20:31
rippsrelease means it's mostly stable, there will always be small things that fall through the cracks. This is universal for all OS's. Look all the problems that XP had until SP2.20:32
s0u][ightintrepid is working fine for me20:32
s0u][ighthad crashed like 3 weeks ago but now everything works nice20:32
ljuwaidahs0u][ight: you're using the RC?20:32
s0u][ightled light is working for wireless yay20:32
s0u][ightljuwaidah: upgraded from hardy20:33
ljuwaidahAh!20:33
chadeldridgeI am getting this :  Xlib:  extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0".  when i sudo pretty much any command ... any idea why ?20:33
ljuwaidahs0u][ight: it usuallly doesn't?20:33
ikoniachadeldridge: are you using nvidia/ati cards20:33
chadeldridgenvidia20:33
ikoniachadeldridge: which drivers20:33
chadeldridgeikonia: 177.8020:33
s0u][ightljuwaidah: wireless has improved a lot between 2.6.24 => 2.6.2720:34
ikoniachadeldridge: thats not the one shipped with ubuntu is it ?20:34
s0u][ightthis is hardy compared with intrepid20:34
ljuwaidahI see20:34
ljuwaidahbtw, what'sthe difference between #ubuntu and #ubuntu+1?20:34
ljuwaidahI do ask lots of questions, don't i?20:34
ikonialjuwaidah: ubuntu+1 8.10 support ubuntu  is jus ubuntu20:34
ljuwaidahoops, i did it again20:34
chadeldridgeikonia: its not the ubuntu one but the one from the repo20:34
ikoniachadeldridge: from what repos ?20:34
chadeldridgeubuntu20:34
ikoniachadeldridge: the ones in the ubuntu repos are the ubuntu ones20:34
ikoniachadeldridge: how can it not be the ubuntu ones but the ones from the repo ?20:35
ljuwaidahso after 8.10 is released #ubuntu+1 will be for 9.04?20:35
ikonialjuwaidah: no it will close20:35
s0u][ight:|20:35
ljuwaidah:|20:35
chadeldridgeikonia: ok .. then yes . the ubuntu on20:35
wamcveyanyone on here a xen guru? Trying to get it to work on intrepid and having difficulties20:35
ikoniachadeldridge: are you using a dual headed monitor by any chance ?20:35
ljuwaidahwhy?20:35
ikoniawamcvey: what's up20:35
chadeldridgeikonia: no i am not20:35
ljuwaidahwhy not make it for ubuntu <current version + 1>?20:36
Ginany one knows what icon theme this guy is using? http://www.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/c0202d35b9db1df6d2be1f977a6cd5486g.jpg20:36
ikoniachadeldridge: Hmmmm, can you give me an example of a command thats failing20:36
ikonialjuwaidah: because 9.04 doesnt exist20:36
ljuwaidahyet20:36
chadeldridgeikonia: sudo update-manager -d20:36
doggymenzwhen 8.10 gets released in a couple of hours, will the servers go down?20:36
ikonialjuwaidah: any won't once 8.10 is live20:36
chadeldridgeikonia: doesnt fail though it just pops errors20:36
ikoniachadeldridge: try gksudo update-manager -d20:36
doggymenzslashdot ready? digg ready? linux.com ready?20:36
rippsWhen the first alpha for 9.04 is released this channel will probably be reopened.20:37
ikoniadoggymenz: no servers are going down20:37
doggymenzlets make 8.10 big announcement20:37
wamcveyikonia: I've install xen-hypervisor-3.3 installed, when I try to boot xen-3.3.gz I get panic trying to start dom0:   elf_init: not an ELF binary.20:37
doggymenzcool20:37
ljuwaidahI see20:37
doggymenzimagine if google put ubuntu on front page :D20:37
chadeldridgeikonia: yeah same errors20:37
ikoniawamcvey: that sounds pretty serious. What arch are you on20:37
ikoniachadeldridge: thats frustrating20:37
chadeldridge!paste20:37
ubottupastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)20:37
ikoniachadeldridge: can you show me your xorg.conf in a pastebin please.20:37
wamcveyAMD_6420:37
ljuwaidahso i'll just hang out here until i get kicked, that's how i know 8.10 is released, heh20:37
chadeldridgeikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/64270/20:38
ikoniawamcvey: go into /boot and run "file" against the xen kernel20:38
rippsIs there going to be any way to install Kernel 2.6.28 in Intrepid? KMS should greatly increase performance on my video card.20:39
ikoniaripps not currently, probably not ever20:39
ljuwaidahwhat's kms?20:39
ljuwaidahwhy?20:39
rippsKernel Mode-Switching20:39
chadeldridgeikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/64272/20:39
michaelfaviawanted to know if there is an iso of what will eventually be called 8.10 tomorrow floating around.20:39
ikoniachadeldridge: can you also show me /var/lib/update-manager/meta-release please20:40
keithclarkljuwaidah, just install the RC version now.  Same as release if you update20:40
wamcveyikonia: well, the xen-3.3.gz is a gzip (obviously), zcat xen-3.3.gz | file, shows me it's a ELF 32-bit LSB executable. However, the xen hypervisor isn't what's it's complaining about, it's having issues with the dom0 (I think)20:40
ikoniamichaelfavia: no - it's not released yet20:40
michaelfaviai have a testing machine id like to slap it on before i go out of town for  amonth20:40
ljuwaidahi wasn't asking about that20:40
ikoniawamcvey: ahhhh there we go20:40
ikoniawamcvey: it's 32bit20:40
michaelfaviaikonia, i know it isnt released but at this stage in the game not much shoul debe changing. is there a nightly iso spin?20:40
ikoniawamcvey: dom0 is just the "domain20:40
ikoniamichaelfavia: get one from the spins if you want, but I think you'll find it will have changed20:41
ljuwaidahi'm asking why 2.6.28 will "never work on inrepid"20:41
tuxanyone else have a problem starting cam in kopete?20:41
ikonialjuwaidah: work and be available are two seperate things20:41
ljuwaidahah!20:41
michaelfaviaikonia, tomorrow is stil the release date no?20:41
tuxit used to work in hardy20:41
ljuwaidahso why won't it be available?20:41
rippsljuwaidah: ubuntu release tend to stick to a single kernel release.20:41
ikoniachadeldridge: what happened to your xorg file20:41
ikoniamichaelfavia: correct20:41
wamcveyikonia: so I can't launch a x86_64 dom0 from a x86 hypervisor then?  Ok... need to figure out how to get an 64 hypervisor.20:41
chadeldridgeikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/64273/20:41
ljuwaidahReally?20:41
ikoniawamcvey: something very wrong there20:42
chadeldridgeikonia: nothing .. its pretty isnt it, i have a very odd setup20:42
ikoniachadeldridge: your xorg doesn't look like a default xorg for 8.1020:42
ljuwaidahfedora releases kernel updates when they're out20:42
wamcveyikonia: I have this package installed: xen-hypervisor-3.3 - The Xen Hypervisor for i386 and amd64.20:42
ikoniachadeldridge: your using dual monitor and xinerama20:42
rippsMaybe Kernel PPA will have 2.6.28 once alpha's for Jaunty start up.20:42
ikoniachadeldridge: I asked you if you where using it and you said no20:42
chadeldridgeikonia: it is .. just modified by nvidia driver .. no xinerama20:42
keithclarkljuwaidah, how often did you want to update?20:42
ljuwaidahdo they get released as testing or development for example?20:42
ikoniachadeldridge: what are lines 26 - 28 then20:43
wamcveyikonia: and it only has /boot/xen-3.3.gz in the list of files (outside of the doc files of course)20:43
ljuwaidahI don't mind updating20:43
ikoniachadeldridge: why are two monitors defined20:43
ikoniawamcvey: I'm just trying to get the package info for xen20:43
ikoniachadeldridge: why do you have 2 cards defined20:43
chadeldridgeikonia:    Option         "Xinerama" "0"  means its off and i have to define 2 monitors to support 2 xsessions and rotate the second monitor20:43
chadeldridgeikonia: 2 heads on the same card20:44
ikoniachadeldridge: they have the same bus id20:44
ikoniachadeldridge: that is not a standard xorg setting, and the nvidia driver does not modify it like that20:44
ikoniachadeldridge: ahh nvidia-settings: X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings20:44
ikoniachadeldridge: so you've used nvidia-settings to create this20:45
chadeldridgeikonia: this is out of the box after running nvidia-xconfig .. yeah you go tit20:45
ikoniachadeldridge so it's nothing like out of the box20:45
michaelfavianvidia-xconfig != nvidia-settings20:45
bsniderchadeldridge, do _not_ run that command in intrepid20:45
keithclarkOk, I shall try one last time......does 8.10 support broadcom wireless or do I have to use windows drivers and ndiswrapper?20:45
chadeldridgebsnider: why not .. nothing says not to ?20:45
ikoniamichaelfavia exactly20:45
wamcveyikonia: my menu.lst is at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/64280/  the initrd listed in there was created per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen#line-7420:46
bsniderchadeldridge, because it creates an outdated xorg.conf file20:46
ikoniawamcvey I'll have to get back to you, just prepping a macine for xen20:46
chadeldridgebsnider: well thats good to know after the fact ... shame they put the icon there to use, how else should i have done it ?20:46
czajkowskihmm just upgraded there and restarted and it's not seeing any network. any ideas?20:46
wamcveyikonia, would you mind if we continued the assistance over email?20:46
michaelfaviakeithclark, which chipset?20:47
chadeldridgeikonia: you hit something about the bus ids.. thanks that is actually an issue i have been fighting20:47
bsniderchadeldridge, first of all, what is your issue?20:47
michaelfaviakeithclark, lspci20:47
ikoniawamcvey I'm in here most of the time20:47
chadeldridgebsnider: here this explains it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/29077420:47
ikoniawamcvey: you can catch me most Europe based time zones20:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290774 in xorg "Rotation of second monitor produces screen artifact Ubuntu 8.10" [Undecided,New]20:47
wamcveyikonia: ok, tell ya what, would you be willing to shoot me a unicast IRC message when you've got your system up and running, so I can drop off the channel?20:47
chadeldridgeikonia: how do i find the bus ids for the heads on the video card so i can define them correctly20:48
ikoniawamcvey: not a problem at all20:48
keithclarkmichaelfavia, 431820:48
ikoniachadeldridge: its normally one up eg: 1:0:0 and 1:0:120:48
wamcveyikonia: thanks a lot... I'll continue tinkering as well. Thanks.20:48
ikoniawamcvey: take me an hour or so20:48
chadeldridgethat may be my entire issue20:48
michaelfaviakeithclark, should work out of the box i think20:48
michaelfaviawith restricted drivers.20:48
michaelfaviachecking20:48
keithclarkmichaelfavia, no, it does not.20:49
Trewaschadeldridge: I have the same bug (and commented on your bug), a part of second screen is black with compiz20:49
chadeldridgeikonia: restarting X .. brb20:49
michaelfaviakeithclark, you need the bcm firmware only i think20:49
chadeldridgeTrewas: yep ... im gonna see if this fixes it20:49
michaelfaviaused to be a firmware cutter tool20:49
michaelfaviabut i though they included it recently.20:50
michaelfavialooking20:50
keithclarkmichaelfavia, no firmware fcutter anymore.20:50
keithclarkThanks for looking though!20:50
michaelfaviakeithclark, so whats a broadcom owner left to do?20:50
michaelfaviabesides ditch a crappy chiip  ;)20:51
keithclarkmichaelfavia, In a laptop....run XP20:51
michaelfaviadell i take it?20:51
keithclarkHP20:51
keithclarkWonderful machine20:51
michaelfaviawhy not replace the minipci card?20:51
michaelfavia40 bucks20:51
michaelfaviawith a decent one20:51
keithclarkXP is free20:51
keithclark$020:51
michaelfaviayou keep thinking that ;)20:52
DanaGHP has BIOS whitelists.20:52
keithclarkI don't get it though.  Broadcom makes a lot of chips20:52
keithclarkNot having a driver eliminates a ton of machines, no?20:52
chadeldridgeikonia: so changing that to a :1 cause the second screen not to start, seems it has to be :0 no idea why20:53
ikoniachadeldridge: check the pci id's it may not be one, lspci should show you20:54
chadeldridgeikonia: doing that now20:54
ikoniaback in 520:54
chadeldridgeikonia: only shows 1 card :  01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV43GL [Quadro FX 540] (rev a2)20:54
LamoAfter upgrading to Ibex yesterday I now have no sound except crackling. Is there a fix for this  yet?20:55
michaelfaviaLamo, sounds like pulse audio issue.20:55
mikelhey anybody know why my wireless will connect every where except my school? just spins around and then sais disconnected, i can connect at home or around town but at school no go. the schools network is dhcp no security and its not broadcasting ssid but i know it20:55
michaelfaviathere was a post in the forums about it20:55
michaelfaviait was supposed to be fixed in normal upgrade..20:55
michaelfaviasorry it wasnt.20:56
Lamohad the same problem on my laptop at home but I can't find the post I read before. Ill keep looking though20:56
Lamowhen is the official release date? Tomorrow?20:56
wgrantLamo: 2008/10/30, as always.20:56
mikelno clue's?20:57
bsniderclues. not clue's20:58
michaelfaviamikel, sorry no.20:58
mikelyea yea sorry20:58
mikelhmmm20:59
mikelvista connects fine20:59
* michaelfavia watches the grammar police and etiquette police and wishes theyd devote more time to actually helping people and not lording over them20:59
mikelthank you20:59
michaelfaviamikel, intrepid?20:59
mikelyea21:00
Lamo alsamixer -Dhw needed to turn up PCM >_> remembered it being something easy to fix21:00
michaelfaviaand youre specifying the SSID.21:00
mikelyep21:00
keithclarkmichaelfavia, they'd21:00
michaelfaviakeithclark, i hope i see sarcasm in there21:00
keithclarkof course!21:01
michaelfavia;)21:01
keithclark:)21:01
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michaelfaviamikel, and it will associate?21:01
chadeldridgeikonia: does that sound correct to only show 1 card ?21:01
michaelfaviabut not grab dhcp?21:01
mikelyup21:01
ImpatientKDEhello21:01
michaelfaviacan you manually specify a valid one?21:01
michaelfaviaip addt and dns21:02
mikelsame thing with my teachers router it shows up as cis -125 but when i try to connect no go21:02
michaelfaviausing what you learn from windows21:02
mikeluughh that means multiple reboots21:02
mikelso other than that (which i'll try in a moment) any other ideas?21:04
michaelfaviathinking21:04
michaelfaviamikel, no software firewall i assume?21:04
michaelfaviaon your machine21:04
mikelnope fresh intrepid install21:04
michaelfaviagotcha21:04
mikel(just switched from 64b to 32b)21:04
mikelhad same prob with 64 tho21:05
mikelonly here at the school lol21:05
mikelnowhere elts in town21:05
michaelfaviamikel, what happens if you run dhclient?21:05
michaelfaviasudo dhclient ETHWHATEVER21:06
chadeldridgeikonia: are you back by chance ?21:06
mikelhow do i find the wifi id?21:07
mikelfor dhcclient21:07
michaelfaviaifconfig21:07
michaelfaviaprobably wlan021:08
michaelfaviabut sometimes misconfigured as eth121:08
michaelfaviaiwconfig21:08
michaelfaviamikel, sorry21:08
michaelfaviathat gets you AP info too21:08
Lamook so now sound works but I'm getting weird flash issues, for instance I get grey lines flashing across the video and browser locks up. Anyone else have this issue?21:12
mikelwlan0 shows im connected to cis-125..!!! wtf21:15
mikelbut network manager sais no go and im getting no internet21:16
rippsI going to take21:16
NikkeHey last night i tried to install ubuntu server intrepid rc on usb stick, it didnt work so well as i tought. I came to the step where it searching for a cdrom.. and it didnt find any cdrom because i want to install it from a usb stick21:16
keithclarkmichaelfavia, so I guess the answer to my question is that broadcom user look elsewhere for an OS?21:16
Nikkedesktop version did to install21:16
rippsI'm going to take AWN  for a spin21:16
Nikkedesktop version did work*21:16
michaelfaviakeithclark, i find that very hard to believe21:16
frybyere: still looking for help on installing a usb-fax-modem??21:17
michaelfaviandis wrapper is a last respot if NO drivers exist21:17
keithclarkmichaelfavia, it was a question21:17
keithclarkmichaelfavia, ndiswrapper is not a solution to me.  That is using Windows to bandaid Linux21:17
michaelfaviano that is using windows to bandaind a crappy vendor.21:18
frybyewho is the duty-usb-fax-modem- guru just now??21:18
michaelfavialinux works just fine.21:18
michaelfaviakeithclark, and the FW cutter is in intrepids repos21:19
mikeldhclient sais no dhcp offers recieved and goes to sleep21:19
michaelfaviab43-fwcutter21:19
keithclarkmichaelfavia, I could not find it21:19
michaelfaviaim looking at it21:19
keithclarkLet me try again21:19
michaelfaviahttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/b43-fwcutter keithclark21:20
michaelfaviamikel, hrm.. sorry ive never had this issue personally.21:20
michaelfaviawas hoing for an error of sometype.21:20
mikeldang21:21
michaelfaviabut im guessing you arent alone21:21
michaelfaviait is only THIS router right?21:21
michaelfaviaAP rather21:21
mikelnope all the routers at my school21:21
mikelap's21:21
fservewhen will be released ubuntu+1?21:21
keithclarkmichaelfavia, I am in Ubuntu 64 bit Synaptic right now.....I did a search for fwcutter....nothing found21:22
mikel8 hours from now god read the bold print on the website21:22
michaelfaviafserve, tomorrow21:22
michaelfaviakeithclark, then it sounds like the fw isnt 64bit compat21:23
mikelwhat is unknow hardware address type 801?21:23
michaelfaviakeithclark, you can run 32bit and use your vendors firmware21:23
keithclarkmichaelfavia, ah, got it21:23
fservemichaelfavia, you know the time of the release?21:23
nanderssonHi, what is this BBC-thing about? is it UK-only?21:24
fservewill be party on #ubuntu like 8.04 release? : )21:24
michaelfaviafserve, nope #ubuntu-release-party21:24
nanderssonI'm writing a news story for Swedish TechWorld Open Source and I would like to know if Swedish users will be able to watch BBC-content21:24
keithclarkmichaelfavia, hopefully the next version of ubuntu will address this issue21:24
frybyenandersson: in totem - edit - plugins - add bbc plugin...21:24
Nikkewhere can i find kubuntu rc?21:24
michaelfaviaNikke, torrent or iso?21:25
Nikkeiso21:25
nanderssonfrybye, Hrmm... I see BBC content viewer is already marked21:25
swimmer1hello21:25
nanderssonbyt "configure" is greyed out21:25
nanderssonfrybye, but "configure" is grey21:25
frybyenandersson: it is mostly audio- podcasts.. what should be video is not working right here in Germany...21:26
michaelfaviaNikke, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/810rc21:26
Nikkethanks michaelfavia21:26
nanderssonfrybye, in spain neither so it seems21:26
michaelfaviaNikke, but the real release is tomorrow.21:26
swimmer1I'm trying to upgrade to RC with the cd -- I downloaded it and mounted the image to /media/cdrom0, now what?21:26
michaelfaviaas in under 24hrs21:26
michaelfaviaif you want to wait21:26
nanderssonfrybye, (I write for Swedish mag but live in Spain)21:26
frybyenandersson: I am not at all supprised - when trying to access broadband content (video) by any means outside the uk ti does not work cos one is not paying the liscence fee...21:27
frybyeperhaps if one subscribes to realplayer plus or whatever...21:27
nanderssonfrybye, yeah, I thought so. I don't understand then why Canonical brag about it in their press release21:27
frybyenot sure if that works in linux though...21:27
ljuwaidahjust askin', kubuntu's home page will be updated when 8.10 is released, right?21:27
keithclarkmichaelfavia, I don't understand Ubuntus direction though.  Would you not want to direct your staff to develop a driver for Broadcom cards instead of pretty stuff?  Have the staff reverse engineer the card and create a real driver for it?  More bang for the buck, no?21:27
frybyenandersson: hundreds of files do work!!!21:28
SilentKIf I install 8.1 beta now, and tomorrow I use the upgrade manager.. I'm using the official 8.1 release right?]21:28
frybyejust the "news(6)" dosent seem to..21:28
SilentKOr do people with the beta need to download the new cd tomorrow?21:28
Nikkehttp://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/8.1021:28
Nikkethat url doesnt work21:28
swimmer1is it possible to upgrade from the live cd?21:28
frybyethere i get always the same old video-clip of the entrance to the channel tunnel...21:28
nanderssonfrybye, Ok, I get "cannot connect to server" when choosing BBC21:28
frybyethe bbc plugin does work!!!!21:28
michaelfaviakeithclark, it is a matter of priorities. cant support all hardware vendors and those that dont want to play are last in line21:28
frybyejust a few individual files dont work right apparently...21:29
michaelfaviawhy do the work for them21:29
louisehello guys21:29
michaelfaviait rewards their behavior21:29
keithclarkmichaelfavia, because you want the users.21:29
louisemy touchpad is insane21:29
keithclarkmichaelfavia, they do not want you21:29
nanderssonfrybye, Ok, I cross my thingers then :-)21:29
louisecan someone help me fix it?21:29
nanderssonfrybye, Thanks for your help :)21:29
Nikkemichaelfavia, doest this url work for you: http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/8.1021:29
frybyenandersson: not sure why that is - 95% of the bbc-plugin content works here..21:29
michaelfaviaNikke, if timeout then the 8.10 blackout is getting started :)21:30
frybyejust the video stuff not - 95% is audio apparently...21:30
michaelfavialoads get pretty high around release day21:30
Nikke:)21:30
Daisuke_Idooookay, having the gnome-session problem again (taking way more processor time than it should21:30
swimmer1is it possible to upgrade via the cd?21:30
SilentKCan anyone answer me? If I get 8.1 beta today, would I need to re-install tomorrow when 8.1 is released to get the latest version?21:30
frybyewho can help me install a usb-fax-modem???21:30
michaelfaviakeithclark, then maybe the laptop manufacturer should pick a differenc chip provider. becasue the laptop maker wants you too.21:30
nanderssonfrybye, strange. I'm in spain though - might have something to do with it21:30
Daisuke_IdoSilentK: no, update and you'll have the latest versions and be up to date21:30
frybyesilentK - apparently not...21:30
keithclarkmichaelfavia, why, xp works21:30
SilentKGood thanks.21:31
michaelfaviakeithclark, then why are you here?21:31
SilentKAre wireless cards working fine in 8.1?21:31
louiseHelloooo nurse21:31
frybyenandersson: you running a non-spanish os in spain...?21:31
swimmer1hey, I downloaded the RC disk image. Can I update my computer with it somehow21:31
keithclarkmichaelfavia, I don't think you get my meaning........I don't mean harm here.21:31
michaelfaviaSilentK, depends like always on which ...21:31
bsniderSilentK, there's a loaded question21:31
nanderssonfrybye, of course. I run the English version21:32
SilentKWell can anyone help me find out if mine will work?21:32
michaelfaviakeithclark, none inferred21:32
frybyenandersson: perhaps that is the problem....21:32
louisemy touchpad is carazy21:32
bsniderSilentK, what's yours?21:32
michaelfaviaSilentK, which chipset?21:32
frybyeI am in Germany with a German installaton...21:32
louisemedic!21:32
SilentKI have to look..21:32
nanderssonfrybye, well, that's just the language21:32
keithclarkmichaelfavia, If I were a software developer for a Hemi engine, I would not expect Dodge to modify their engine to except my software21:32
michaelfaviaSilentK, are you runing linux now?21:32
SilentKI have a laptop hp pavilion dv8110us21:32
DJayCIs there a way to configure VPN for only a range of IP addresses?  The old Network Manager had that support but it doesn't seem that the new one does21:32
michaelfaviaor do you have the live cd?21:32
louiseMEEEEDIIIIC21:32
KDeskI have performans problems in Intrepid with intel, has somebody this too?21:32
keithclarkmichaelfavia, I would modify my software to work with the Hemi21:32
SilentKI'm on a desktop with xp right now. I do have ubuntu 7.04 on my laptop21:33
frybyenandersson: if you use the uk-english it perhaps tries to access the UK only stuff and then gets nothing cos of the ip etc...21:33
Daisuke_Idookay, got some serious issues here21:33
michaelfaviaSilentK, run "lspci" in linux then21:33
michaelfaviaand see what the chipset is.21:33
keithclarkmichaelfavia, regardless of what Dodge thought21:33
michaelfaviamight be intel, or broadcom, or TI21:33
Daisuke_Idognome-session is taking a full core, and i can't launch any apps because they're stuck on unix_stream_data_wait21:33
jin_is 1.10 out already? :\21:33
nanderssonfrybye, Well, if that's the case it should be considered a bug. Ppl are traveling around these days.21:33
Daisuke_Idostrace -p <gnome-session-pid> is throwing a whole lot of too many files open issue21:34
SilentKbroadcom bcm431821:34
Daisuke_Idoissues*21:34
nanderssonfrybye, I hate to get Google in spanish - and when I change settings it doesn't stick21:34
powerkingkk, I'm trying to get the wireless on this laptop to work in the 8.10 Live CD to make sure I can get it working before I install Ubuntu. Please Advise.21:34
jin_can you disable the tab feature in gnome?21:34
SilentKAlso, I have not gotten it working on 7.0421:34
michaelfaviakeithclark, i dont get youranalogy but it doesnt matter. If dodge wants to be part of the "modding scene" theyll design more appropriate and adaptable engines.21:34
michaelfaviaotherwise they lose the market to the automaaker that does.21:34
SilentKrev 02 btw21:34
michaelfaviathat is what you see here.21:34
mikelnobody loves me21:34
frybyenandersson: it is not just a tech problem - it is probably the thing about non-payment of liscence fee and so on...21:34
keithclarkmichaelfavia, but it earns zero revenue21:34
SilentKbroadcom bcm4318 rev0221:34
Daisuke_Idohaving to restart gnome every time this happens is not a feasible solution21:35
michaelfaviaSilentK, 32 bit?21:35
nanderssonfrybye, yeah, probably. I tried Zatto before. Nice solution but now they want money21:35
frybyenandersson: by all means report it as a bug....21:35
SilentKYes21:35
nanderssonfrybye, Zattoo21:35
michaelfaviathen install the firmware cutter and youre set21:35
frybyezatto is free but dont work in ibex...21:35
michaelfaviaSilentK, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/b43-fwcutter21:35
frybyeat least it is free in germany.. i have it on 8.04 - works fine...21:35
michaelfaviaavailable in your repo21:35
keithclarkmichaelfavia, I still never found the fwcutter in the repo21:36
michaelfaviayou know how to install debs, etc right?21:36
SilentKEven though i havent installed 8.1 yet?21:36
michaelfaviakeithclark, then you arent looking in the right place;)21:36
keithclark?21:36
michaelfaviaSilentK, no21:36
frybyenandersson: since when does zattoo want cash???21:36
michaelfaviayou should install 8.1021:36
keithclarkmichaelfavia, synaptic in 8.10?21:36
michaelfaviathen install the fwcutter and splice in the fw21:36
nanderssonfrybye, since a couple of months back - could be in spain21:36
michaelfaviakeithclark, yes in a 32 bit system21:37
keithclarkoh yeah, sorry21:37
nanderssonfrybye, they want you to send them two SMS. Total cost 1-2 euro21:37
frybyenandersson: perhaps - i have used it here a few days ago....free...21:37
keithclarkmichaelfavia, ignore21:37
nanderssonfrybye, I think they try it on one market and see what happens21:37
mikelanyone wanna help me install wicd?21:37
frybyei just registered on thier zattoo.de website...21:37
nanderssonfrybye, if its profitable or not - or if ppl stop using their service21:37
frybyethey have advertizing now while waiting for the channel to load afaik...21:38
fserveubuntu intrepid dont have MIPS Simulator (SPIM) in repositories :(21:38
swimmer1is it possible to upgrade using the live cd, or is it still alternate only?21:38
Daisuke_Idono one knows, time to restart gnome :\21:38
frybyetry again: is there a usb-fax/modem guru in the house???21:39
nanderssonfrybye, in spain I get the message "One coffee per month to use Zattoo. Dear User. Due to the rising number...bla.bla.bla"21:39
frybyenandersson: pay it for christ sake... heheheh21:39
nanderssonfrybye, haha, I won't as I'm going to use 3g full time and it costs a fortune in spain. 60 euro for 1GB downloaded data21:40
frybyewhy not adsl??21:40
penwhat packages do I need to install to make skype sound work again?21:40
penI frogot21:40
penI remember I install some packages in hardy then skype works with sound21:40
keithclarknandersson, off topic....21:41
frybyekeithclark: your right of course...21:41
nandersson:-)21:41
penin intrepid of course21:41
keithclarkfrybye, just an observation21:42
frybyemy On Topic question - who will help me install a usb-fax-modem in intrepid???21:42
penanyone  know?21:42
keithclarkfrybye, Can21:42
keithclark't help here.....high speed connection21:42
Daisuke-Idoyeah, this is bullexcrement :\21:42
Daisuke-Idonetwork manager is supposed to make connecting to a network easier, not more of a pain in the rear21:42
nanderssonfrybye, another anoying thing. When I try to watch Youtube through Movie Player I can't as I dont have the codecs. They want to sell them to me21:43
swimmer1ok usually in irc if no one answers no one knows, but I'm pretty sure y'all know this one. I was told it was possible to update my system from the regular desktop cd (8.10rc) which I torrented. Is this possible? thanks21:43
frybyekeith - the usb-modem?21:43
Daisuke-Idono, it is not possible21:43
nanderssonfrybye, and I have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed21:43
Daisuke-Idoyou would have to use the *alternate* cd21:43
Daisuke-Idorather than the desktop cd21:43
keithclarkfrybye, nope, ethernet21:43
frybyenanderson - there are repos with working codecs - not legal in every jurisdiction - accessable all over though...21:43
swimmer1Daisuke-Ido: that's what I thought too, but someone told me it changed this year. I guess I'll just have to download some more :)21:44
Daisuke-Idoit may have, but i haven't seen any evidence of it21:44
nanderssonfrybye, *sigh* so I have to do the same thing I had to do with DVD - i.e find a unsupported repository and download it from there21:44
Daisuke-Idoworth a shot21:44
frybyeit is a fax modem I need to install - not adsl etc... fax-analoge modem...21:44
Daisuke-Idonandersson: medibuntu.21:44
penwhat packages do I need to make skype sound work?21:44
keithclarkfrybye, sorry, I've not done that for years.21:44
nanderssonDaisuke-Ido, Ok, so I use their repositories?21:44
jin_I don;t want to wait any more. Gonna install  8.10 rc1 :(21:44
frybyenandersson: you just need flash-nonfree package...21:44
frybyeafter activating the universal repos...21:45
Daisuke-Idonand: that's your best bet21:45
frybyeafaikremember21:45
swimmer1Daisuke-Ido: in that case, how would I test it?21:45
nanderssonfrybye, I have flashplugin-nofree 10.0.12.36 and it doesn't cut it21:46
Daisuke-Idoswimmer1: put in the disc and see if it asks you to upgrade :)21:46
frybyekeithclark: pleanty of need to send faxes here - original documentation with hand-signatures etc... govt offices with no email published etc etc..21:46
swimmer1Daisuke-Ido: I mounted the iso and it didn't do anything -- guess alternate is the way to go21:46
keithclarkfrybye, I understand the need!  I just have no solution, sorry about that.21:47
frybyenandersson: you have mplayer and the mplayer-mozilla plugin...?21:47
Daisuke-Idookay, is there a reason network manager HATES me?  no network information is ever stored, regardless of how many times i change it.  i want a specific static ip, and i cannot keep that for the life of me.  it keeps defaulting to auto eth0 (dhcp) every friggin time21:47
frybyekeithclark: no prob... a couple of hours ago i got really flamed - "why use fax - email is better etc etc.."21:47
pennvm21:48
frybyewell - i am outa here.. getting a bit late and work tomorrow - nite all...21:48
penI solved it21:48
penjust change the defult to pulse21:48
penhooray!!!21:49
nanderssonfrybye, I didn't had mplayer-mozilla-plugin. Trying...21:49
frybyenandersson: i will wait a moment to hear what you say.. but to think of it - that should be a flash player for you tube .. hmmmm21:49
what_the_deuceHey there, does anyone know what is happening with webcam support for syntek cams (stk11xx)?21:50
frybyestill I seem to remember that I fixed the prob that way...21:50
what_the_deuceThis support was in Hardy but is lacking in Intrepid21:50
Daisuke-Idoso every time i end up connecting to irc twice and waiting for my real nick to time out21:51
nanderssonfrybye, well. No luck :-( I get "Search for suitable codec". It works fine in Firefox though but not in Movie Player21:51
what_the_deuceIf anything, can someone help me install the driver manually?21:51
keithclarkfrybye, not a matter of flaming....just older technology.21:51
nanderssonfrybye, I get sound but no video21:51
frybyekeith - not you are flameing - the ppl who had a go at me for asking about fax at all etc...21:52
frybyeelectricity is an ancient tech now but we still use it every day.. heheh21:52
frybyethey are even talking of going back to dc power distribution hehehe21:53
frybyenandersson: then it should autom. search and find a codec or...?21:54
frybyeanyhow.. i MUST be off now - bye nandersson - bye all ...21:54
nanderssonfrybye, They fire up the webpage and want to sell me the Fluendo codec for 22 pounds21:54
KDeskI have performans problems in Intrepid with intel, has somebody this problems too?21:57
Daisuke-Idoyou're going to have to be a little more specific than that21:58
Daisuke-Idoi have performance problems with nvidia, that doesn't mean nvidia's actually related to the issues21:58
clarezoehi i just upgrade to 8,10, now I cannot get in the desktop anymore21:59
clarezoe the screen and cursor keep flashing21:59
what_the_deuceCan anyone here help me install the webcam driver for a syntek chipset cam? (stk11xx)22:00
michaelfaviaclarezoe, nvidia or ait?22:00
clarezoemichaelfavia, intel22:00
clarezoemichaelfavia, the desktop background displays, but not others. if I restart X, the gdm window acts the same22:01
jojoman02KDesk: i have problem also22:03
Daisuke-Idowell, it's not just me that networkmanager hates22:03
KDeskjojoman02: Hi, I have an intel 865G, what car do you have?22:03
Daisuke-Idosupposedly the fix was released, apparently i never got the memo22:03
Nikkepeople can update their 8.04 versions, where can i find isos?22:03
jojoman02KDesk: let me check, one second...]22:03
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KDeskjojoman02: I will come back in 2 min. I have to restart my X to see if with XAA aceleration it is better.22:09
powerkingso I'm trying to get wireless to work; its found the device, got the Atheros Driver isntalled. I just dont know how to enable the device and make it sing and dance.22:10
Rabenvogelhello22:16
KDeskjojoman02: I am back. And the performance is nor faster with XAA aceleration! Try you too changeing the:  Option "AccelMethod" "XAA"  in xorg.conf in the "Device" Section.22:16
RabenvogelShort Question: Will Ubuntu 8.10 release with a new wallpaper or will the use the wallpaper of the RC? => http://www.loaditup.de/files/285571.jpg22:16
maelcumhi. what's up with fglrx? there is no version for xorg 7.4 and intrepid uses 7.4, right?22:16
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maelcumso, can i expect my video chip (amd 780g) to continue working?22:17
maelcumi have a crt screen so i can't use e.g. vesa because it makes my eyes bleed22:18
AlanAre there any major reasons not to upgrade to the RC at the moment apart from the nvidia/ati proprietary drivers thing?22:18
Alan(proprietary drivers don't really work for my card anyway)22:19
clarezoemichaelfavia, are you still there?22:19
ConstantineXVIAlan: well, the RC version isn't being downloaded from a server that's melted to the floor, if you call that a minus22:19
danbh_intrepidAlan: the major ones should be listed in the release notes22:19
Alandanbh_intrepid, right, and the release notes actually list all the important problems?22:20
clarezoeplease help!22:20
AlanDoesn't look like there's anything that'll affect me there..22:20
danbh_intrepidAlan: well, thats the hope22:21
maelcumthere is no mention of ati whatsoever in the release notes. huh? afaics xorg 7.4 and fglrx are not compatible...22:21
danbh_intrepidmaelcum: I thought that was fixed22:22
Alanheh, sorry, i just assumed that if the nvidia drivers weren't up to scratch, getting 3d acceleration on ati would be broken too :P22:22
danbh_intrepidthe latest nvidia drivers work.  The legacy ones dont22:22
maelcumdanbh_intrepid: well, it looks so because fglrx is among the packages but i still wonder how that can be...22:23
danbh_intrepidmaelcum: well, its open source.  I suspect that someone just fixed them.  I dunno22:23
maelcumwell, it's *not* open source unfortunately.22:24
KDeskAFAIK intrepid has a fglrx pakcage in the repos that IS compatible with xserver 1.5. Also the opensuse drivers work well (radeon, radeonhd)22:25
maelcumwell, i'll just see what happens :)22:25
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jojoman02KDesk: thanks, i will try that22:27
maelcumKDesk: the 780g chipset (~ radeon hd 3200) is supported by open source drivers?22:27
maelcumthe release notes of x.org 7.4 don't mention that generation iirc.22:27
KDeskmaelcum: sorry I don't know. Maybe it is partialy.22:28
maelcumyeah ok, i can look that up myself22:28
KDeskmaelcum: I think it supports take a look http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=amd_780g_linux&num=622:29
DJTachyon_oh looks like android built22:29
powerkingcan anyone suggest some good wireless network managers?22:30
powerkingmy device is found, but its just not....on and in use.22:30
powerkingand I have no idea how to enable/use it22:30
maelcumKDesk: ah thanks. so one driver or the other will very likely work.22:32
maelcum1439 packages to get ^^22:33
d3xtercan anyone help me? i can't open my bookmarks in the place-menu22:38
jin_any one running 8.10 rc1?22:41
mercutio22jin_> I guess I am22:42
ldiamondIs 8.10 going to be available at like 0h00 UTC or anytime during the day?22:43
jin_mercutio22, I think ther eis a bug or a "new" feature which I hate22:43
jin_mercutio22, clcik on the volume ison on your panel22:43
mercutio22jin_> which is it?22:43
Rods_Tigerwhen is 9.0 out?22:43
jin_change the volume and then click on the desktop22:43
ldiamondafter 8.1022:43
jin_does the volume var disappear by itself?22:43
Rods_Tigerten past eight in the morning?22:44
mercutio22jin_> yeah, it doesn't go away22:44
jin_mercutio22, it does on Ubuntu 8.04 :(22:44
jin_this is very annoying..22:44
mercutio22jin_> yep, it is22:44
jin_what is wrong with the gnome team?22:44
mercutio22jin_> maybe no one reported this as a bug22:45
jin_thousands have tested the beta and no one noticed this? :(22:45
jin_now it is too late22:45
mercutio22jin_> it is possible22:46
jin_this is sad :(22:47
WelshDragonjin_, it's possible it purposely does that.22:48
jin_mercutio22, any workaround for this? maybe another volume applet ?22:48
jin_WelshDragon, I prefer the old way22:48
jin_mercutio22, are you going to report this bug?22:50
jin_a bug just before release. :S22:51
michaelfaviajin this can be fixed instream even after release if anyone cares to do it.22:51
d3xterbookmarks in the place-menu doesn't work for me, but they do in nautilus?!22:53
jin_so far I like Intrepid :)22:53
Daisuke_Idowhy not just wheel over the applet22:54
Daisuke_Idoquicker way to change volume anyhow :)22:54
Daisuke_Idoi'm more concerned with the still annoying networkmanager-not-respecting-static-settings crap22:55
michaelfaviaDaisuke_Ido, is it trying to force dhcp?22:55
Daisuke_Idomichaelfavia: yep22:56
michaelfaviaboo.22:56
Daisuke_Idoand the devices in my house connect to this machine and expect it to have a specific IP22:56
michaelfaviaDaisuke_Ido, your router cant do a dhcp reservation?22:57
michaelfaviawhich pairs the MAC address to the ip and always gives it the same one.22:57
Daisuke_Idomichaelfavia: doubtful, as it's the cheap POS i got from verizon...22:57
michaelfaviaDaisuke_Ido, youd be surprized.22:57
michaelfaviathose verizon router work decently well.22:57
joshuajtlhey, anyonw happen to know what time EST ubuntu release is?22:58
jameswfare we there yet?22:58
Daisuke_Idowestell22:58
jameswfare we there yet?22:58
michaelfaviaDaisuke_Ido, if you know how to enable remote management id be happy to look for you just change the password to somethin you dont mind sharing22:58
michaelfaviaotherwise good luck :)22:58
michaelfaviaDaisuke_Ido, under the "advanced" tab up top it looks like22:59
michaelfaviaIP address distrobution23:00
danbh_intrepidjoshuajtl: its in 2 hours23:00
jin_nice, gnome now have picture preview in the browse dialog :)23:00
michaelfaviajim- yeah some time coming :)23:00
michaelfaviadanbh_intrepid, 2 hours really?23:01
michaelfaviai didnt know that23:01
* michaelfavia waits then23:01
Daisuke_Idomichaelfavia: what model is that. because i'm not seeing anything close to that23:01
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danbh_intrepidmichaelfavia: sorry, its at least 2 hours23:01
michaelfaviadunno; just look for things like ip address, LAN, reservation, etc23:01
michaelfaviadanbh_intrepid, ah. yes.23:02
danbh_intrepidmichaelfavia: you will get a more accurate answer in #ubuntu-release-party        You should ask there23:02
* jin_ hopes the nvidia driver is better 23:02
mattva01any idea why a system running intrepid-64 would freeze as it goes into gnome(seems to happen right as it connects to network)23:03
joshualdid anyone answer my question about ubuntu release?23:05
Daisuke_Idostatic host assignment?23:05
joshualme?23:05
jin_why does Ubuntu include the latest vlc in the repo? the interface is ugly. the older version integrates better in gnome23:05
Daisuke_Idoshoot, that's for DNS23:05
geremy_all vlc is ugly, no idea why23:06
chadfunction over form i suppose23:06
td123geremy_: you mean the gui?23:06
jin_I did not have any problem with the older version :\23:06
td123geremy_: its exactly what chad says...23:06
geremy_td123: yeah- personal preference and all that, but I've never liked the gui on it23:07
td123geremy_: I think function is Way more important then looks..23:07
geremy_td123: granted. I like vlc- i just happen to think its ugly.23:08
td123geremy_: oh.. well in that case, its your opinion :D23:08
geremy_td123: trying to start a media player flamewar lol?23:09
geremy_MPLAYERRRRRRR!23:09
td123geremy_: ya, I thought that was what you were trying to do lol23:09
geremy_td123: it plays media. its not even in my top thousand things to flame about.23:09
Daisuke_Idoi'm going to see what this does23:09
Daisuke_Idowish me luck23:09
geremy_sounds ominous23:10
geremy_maybe I shouldnt....23:10
td123geremy_: believe me, you would be surprised the kind of flame wars that could erupt :P23:10
chadanyone have cairo-dock install or would anyone happen to know why i cant setup a launcher to start nautilus --browser --no-desktop23:10
geremy_td123: I was there for the nano vs pico war of 200123:10
td123geremy_: vim won of course :P23:11
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beautifulsnowAny of you lovely people know what argument I must give apt-get or aptitude to make it install only required packages (not recomended ones please!) when installing an app?23:11
geremy_td123: doesn't it always?23:11
td123geremy_: :D23:11
Prez00hello23:11
Prez00how beta is the beta?23:11
geremy_pretty rc right now23:11
td123beautifulsnow: it installs only required by default23:12
chadPrez00: it goes live in a few hours .. lol so its pretty close to done23:12
ltmonHi all.  Since upgrading to the intrepid release candidate today I'm having a serious networking problem.  My eth0 ("82566MM Gigabit Network Connection") is constantly "NO-CARRIER", even though I'm plugged into a connection that is known good (i.e. other computers can use it just fine).  Tried a few connections as well.  Any idea how to debug this, as I'm stumped?23:12
beautifulsnowOh really! :P Thanks td123  , I feel silly now :P23:12
td123chad: what goes live in a few hourse?23:12
geremy_'course, I still haven't gotten a live burn...23:12
chad8.10 moves to released23:12
td123beautifulsnow: don't feel silly, they changed it about a week ago23:13
beautifulsnowBless them.23:13
td123chad: you mean the iso will be available for download?23:13
chadtd123: the release date is tomorrow  ... but the RC iso is already available23:14
Prez00chad: i figured... :-)23:14
Daisuke_Idoehh, so far so good23:14
chadPrez00: not saying there are not issues ... cause there are, but it works pretty well23:14
Prez00chad, what u running it on?23:15
chadxps m171023:15
geremy_hey, can yall do me a favor and see if you can make it to screenlets.org23:16
Prez00i'm at 8.04, command to upgrade to RC?23:16
td123chad: hmm, did canonical get more bandwidth / servers this time ?!? :P for 8.04, the servers were dling @ 100kbps about 3 days after the release lol23:16
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td123uling*23:17
chadtd123: always use torrents .. its very fast the more people that are downloading23:17
Aranelwhen will the intrepid release?23:17
td123chad: torrents were also bogged down :D23:17
td123chad: torrents were my first choice, but mirrors proved to be faster :P23:18
d3xterupgrade to 8.10 sucks :-/23:18
td123d3xter: just fresh install it..23:18
geremy_wish I could get a burn going23:18
Araneld3xter: why? :=)23:18
d3xterAranel: many bugs appear, like the bookmarks in the place-menu doesnt work, the panel-background image doesnt exist ....23:19
d3xtertd132: yes I'm going to23:20
madoi'm here mxiia :)23:20
madooy ... there's a party? :)23:21
mxiiamado, what are processor are you using? amd64? ix86?23:21
Araneld3xter: be optimist, they will fix them all soon :)23:21
d3xterAranel: hopefully :)23:22
madoerm ... intel core 2 duo t7??? ... :) ... i guess that's a ix86 :)23:22
madowhy do you ask?23:22
madomxiia, ... erm ... intel core 2 duo t7??? ... :) ... i guess that's a ix86 :) ... why do you ask=23:23
mado?23:23
td123mado: core 2 duo will work with x86 and 64...23:23
td123mado: amd64 just means 64bit compatible23:24
torch_Anyone know if the ati fglrx drivers for Ibex are considered "finished"? Running WoW under wine ( 1.17 ) on an Ati X1900XT card and performance is much worse than in WinXP...23:24
madouhuu ... ok ... well ... i'd use ix86 ... :) ... somebody told me this would be safer :)23:24
maelcumamd invented amd64 and intel tried to hide the fact that they copied it with some lame marketing, so it's fair to call it amd64 :)23:24
mxiiamado, because I am running amd64 and had some problems with the latest linux kernel, so i had to run a previous kernel. So i thought your problem was related to the processor23:24
td123mado: oh ya, I would go with x86 also23:24
td123:P23:24
madomxiia, uhuu ... i see23:24
madotd123, :))23:25
mxiiatd123. yes. most computers are intel, i built this one my self, so it is amd23:25
madoand erm ... you suggest i should wait about a day and then download 8.10 ...23:25
mattva01exit23:25
madoi hope there won't be the slowliness-problem again ... it took about a minute just to mark a folder23:25
td123mado: exactly23:25
mxiiamado, yes, wait for the official release which will be Oct 31st for you because you are in a different time zone.23:26
mado:)23:26
beautifulsnowtd123, are you sure I don't need to add an argument to apt-get to install only dependencies? :^_^;  It's still giving me the recomendations23:26
td123mxiia: what time is it supposed to be released?23:26
maelcumthe download servers are still very fast which they might not be anymore once the release is official...23:26
td123beautifulsnow: I think so.. hmm. let me check ok?23:27
madoit'll be ok ... i don't have much time today or tomorow afternoon ... so i will do that in the evening or early in the night23:27
mxiiatd123, I'm not entirely sure of the exact time, I know that mado is in austria and if you /ctcp time him you can see it is already the 30th23:27
beautifulsnowtd123,  thank you kindly ^_~23:27
madohuh?23:28
madofunny :)23:28
mxiia/ctcp time mxiia23:28
smil3yanyone have experience using backport modules for intrepid, will legacy nvidia cards work with the backport proprietary driver?23:28
tdoggetteIs the present RC the final release?23:29
mxiiawould do it, You;d see it is Wed. Oct 29th for me, around 7:30 PM23:29
madonah ... didn't work :)23:29
mxiiatdoggette, no, the final release is tomorrow23:29
mxiia/ctcp mxiia time23:29
mxiiasorry23:29
madouhuu ... nice thing :)23:29
madothank you for showing me that23:29
tdoggettemxiia: Thanks.23:30
mxiiano problem, mado, your welcome ,tdoggette23:30
mado:)23:30
madooy ... one more thing ... -> http://www.kde-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/84403-1.jpg23:31
madocan you tell me what kind of weather-tool this is?23:31
Sylphidhello, im having an odd issue im wondering if someone could verify that it is either a bug or my machine ..... i had installed eagle prior to upgrading to intrepid now after running eagle or attempting to reinstall my Xserver is restarted23:31
madoit looks quite nice23:31
maelcummado: lcdweather23:31
madothank you maelcum23:32
madonow all i have to do is find out more about it :)23:32
maelcumi don't know the package name though...23:32
madowell ... i guess this thing is something one can only use with kde4 ...23:33
td123beautifulsnow: ok, try installing the package with the command "sudo aptitude install --without-recommends --without-suggests package-name"23:33
bsniderdanbh_intrepid, you here, sir?23:33
madobut i will look for it anyway23:33
maelcumit is a plasma applet so it definitely only works with kde 423:33
beautifulsnowtd123,  Haha, that will be so easy to remember ^_^  *gives you gold medal* I was looking on some apt-get manual I found online but didn't see that, thank you23:34
td123beautifulsnow: I can't find the article were it said they changed it :/ maybe it was for something else23:34
madowell ... when i installed kde4 for a test-run some days ago i couldn't find it23:34
beautifulsnowtd123,  yeah, didn't work.,  the option is not recognize. Oh well, back to goodle  :P23:35
beautifulsnow*google23:35
danbh_intrepidbsnider: a little23:36
maelcummado: afaik it's still in the playground part of the kde source repository which means that it's probably not in the packages installed by default.23:36
danbh_intrepidbsnider: whats up?23:36
td123beautifulsnow: what version of ubuntu do you have?23:37
beautifulsnowtd123, I'm on intrepid minimal install, would like to do a GUI install. The guides I find online seem to be outdated.23:37
madothanks maelcum ... i will check that in about two days when 8.10 is out23:38
danbh_intrepidbeautifulsnow: you mean like: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?23:38
td123beautifulsnow: hmm maybe you're typing it wrong.. type in sudo aptitude --without-<double tab>23:38
danbh_intrepidbeautifulsnow: yeah, you should probably use aptitude23:39
alteregoacan someone weed me?23:40
alteregoai got a problem23:40
bsniderdanbh_intrepid, so they're going to be including a patched ath9k in a future backports package to replace the one in the kernel23:40
alteregoanegative priority = less?23:40
alteregoa-19 = very low?23:41
maelcumalteregoa: the other way around23:41
beautifulsnowdanbh,td123  tty tab-complete seems not to work all the time :P Sometimes it completes sometimes it doesnt. I'm never too good with aptitude, but, hey, I'll go ahead and do install with recommends ^^23:41
alteregoastrange23:41
alteregoaeh? other way around, negative priority is more time slice23:41
Sylphidalteregoa, its a nice level23:42
alteregoahaha, someone from the opposide earth visited us in the past23:42
maelcumthis is pretty standard in computer science, lower number means higher priority. if you sort a list by number the smallest numbers will come first. i guess that this is the reason.23:42
alteregoaok23:42
alteregoai agree23:42
Sylphidalteregoa, negative means it doesnt want to play with others23:42
danbh_intrepidbsnider: I thought Tim was done with ath9k.  He was going to add stuff to that ath5k drivers.  Am I wrong?23:42
bsniderwrong23:42
alteregoaok i entered -1023:43
bsnidersomeone came up with a patch that solves all of the connection issues and so they're including it23:43
alteregoai just need aprox 1/3 more priority for a specific process23:43
alteregoai hope the priority is linear, not exponential23:43
tdoggetteDoes the Ibex installer play nice with Vista partitions?23:44
danbh_intrepidbsnider: rocking, where did you see this?23:44
maelcumafaik the nice levels are actually exponential (and this is mostly a good thing).23:45
bsniderdanbh_intrepid, starting under your bug and then going from there to the ath9k bug site23:45
maelcumalteregoa: 1/3 sounds pretty random. maybe you want it to get a certain cpu share, no matter what? in that case you can also enable real-time scheduling for the process.23:46
danbh_intrepidbsnider: I don't see what you are talking about.  bug 259157   right?23:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 259157 in network-manager "[MASTER 0.7 regression] atheros/madwifi and orinoco drivers not supported" [High,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25915723:47
jdsbluedevlhi, I am having some major issues.  I just bought a new flat-screen LCD monitor that was used and tested before I bought it.  It was fine when hooked up to a Windows computer.  Now, I'm having issues with the red channel in Ubuntu.  When I go to the settings on the monitor, though, red comes out just fine, leading me to think it's a software problem.  Can anyone help me?23:48
maelcumhigh, invalid :O23:48
bsniderlangasek has a post in that bug about a duplicate. you then go to the other bug, and there's all kinds of talk about it23:48
jdsbluedevlor do you think it could be the VGA connector that's the issue?23:48
obocamanhi23:49
jdsbluedevlmonitor is a Dell 1703FP23:49
jdsbluedevland yes, I'm using Intrepid23:50
bsniderbug 28435423:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 284354 in ubuntu-release-notes "AR2424 on Samsung Q1 loads both ath_pci and ath5k modules" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28435423:50
obocamani have a problem with the adsl router zyxel prestige 643, wih ubuntu 8.10 i dont have internet , and the router works fine with other computers23:50
obocamansomeone can help?23:50
jdsbluedevlhello?23:53
obocamanhello23:53
obocamancan you help me?23:53
jdsbluedevlprobably not23:53
obocamanok23:53
danbh_intrepidbsnider: yeah, I see the bug... but I don't see anything about ath9k, just ath5k23:53
danbh_intrepidare they similar or something?23:53
jdsbluedevlbut can you help me?  I can't get the red channel working on my Dell 1703FP in Ubuntu, but I can through the menu on the monitor23:54
jdsbluedevlso it's either a software issue or a cable issue23:54
jdsbluedevlwhich one do you think it is?23:54
jdsbluedevlalthough, to tell you the truth, I had the same issue when showing the BIOS screen, so maybe it is the cable?23:55
ds[de]jdsbluedevl: sounds rather likely ;)23:55
jdsbluedevlnvm, when I lifted up my computer, it momentarily worked, then when I put it down, it reverted23:55
jdsbluedevlforget what I said, it's a VGA cable issue23:56
jdsbluedevlI know what to do now, thx23:56
ds[de]jdsbluedevl, uhm ok, you're welcome (?) :)23:56
obocamantheres is someone that knows about networking on the ubuntu 8.10??23:56
ds[de]obocaman: probably lots of people.. what did you do to enable internet access via your router?23:57
ds[de]obocaman, did you upgrade from hardy? did the internet work "back then"?23:57
tdoggetteDoes the Ibex installer play nice with Vista partitions?23:58
obocamansorry23:59
danbh_intrepidbsnider: well, I gota go.  Ill be happy with any improvements to the ath9k driver  :)23:59
obocamani instaled from a beta cd23:59
obocamanthe thing is23:59

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