* Ng looks at http://blog.launchpad.net/ppa/introducing-autoppa | 00:03 | |
tormod | I just tried to make a new libdrm package, but now the r6xx-r7xx branch does not merge nicely with master ;( | 00:03 |
---|---|---|
tormod | which it should since it itself merged in master a few days ago... forgot to pull | 00:08 |
Ng | hmm, autoppa is kinda bzr-centric | 00:13 |
Ng | tormod: wow, auto-xorg-git is pretty impressive :) | 00:20 |
tormod | ok uploaded 2.4.6~ | 00:23 |
tormod | thanks! credits go to Bryce as well | 00:23 |
Ng | tormod: I'm wondering about an option which notices the git tree in the working directory is already up to date and immediately bails - that way it'd only build/upload if there are actually new changes | 00:24 |
tormod | it has that option :) | 00:24 |
tormod | the ppa-update uses it | 00:24 |
* Ng sighs, sorry, I swear I did look through the options! | 00:24 | |
=== jbarnes_ is now known as jbarnes | ||
Ng | tormod: so, I'm happy to do some uploading of -intel, subject to some sanity checking of what I'm doing :) | 00:38 |
Ng | I guess we'd need separate LP accounts for bots that were auto-uploading though | 00:38 |
Ng | I certainly can't leave any GPG keys associated with my main account unlocked anywhere | 00:39 |
tormod | Ng: cool. apply for team membership. yes you'd need some autobuilder keys | 00:39 |
tormod | the rule is kind of to make as few manual changes as possible | 00:40 |
Ng | just uploaded a test run to my own PPA | 00:41 |
tormod | url? | 00:42 |
Ng | https://edge.launchpad.net/~cmsj/+archive/ppa | 00:43 |
Ng | I don't think the upload has been scanned yet | 00:43 |
Ng | or it has and the rejection mail hasn't hit me yet :) | 00:44 |
Ng | cool, accepted. that was the result of "./auto-xorg-git -n -g -D -H hooks -w /tmp/xorg-pkg-tools/ intel" | 00:45 |
tormod | the drm-snapshot 2.4.6 is done. notice I used -t "~" because 2.4.6 is not released | 00:47 |
* Ng nods | 00:48 | |
tormod | if the debian patch in -intel (pci id stuff) is not needed, no manual tweaks should be necessary atm | 00:49 |
tormod | I am fixing up the drm-snapshot hooks also, except merging in r6xx-r7xx the rest is automatic | 00:50 |
tormod | Ng: pushed the hooks cleanup to bazaar/lp | 01:05 |
tormod | jbarnes: is there a txt file archive of intel-gfx ML somewhere, for snatching that patch without html? | 01:26 |
tormod | never mind, saving as text in Firefox did not screw up as much as I thought | 01:30 |
tormod | uploaded a new -intel with said patch. I guess on the edge means to stay ahead of git master :) | 01:36 |
tormod | jcristau: I don't know what the 2.6.28 kernel in Debian does, but I had to revert http://git.debian.org/?p=pkg-xorg/lib/drm-snapshot.git;a=commitdiff;h=c32452f1fe831fe95a197883ab6f6617cd78afb1 to build -intel in Jaunty | 02:10 |
LLStarks | quick question. does kms require uxa? | 06:09 |
bryce | Here's the final chart of X bugs from last quarter - http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/totals-proprietary-2009-Q1.svg | 07:08 |
sbeattie | bryce: dumb question, but what is this 'Xlib: extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display ":0.0".' warning I'm seeing from jaunty clients? | 07:51 |
bryce | dunno, haven't seen that one before | 07:51 |
tjaalton | GE is part of XI2 | 07:52 |
tjaalton | AIUI | 07:52 |
bryce | ah | 07:52 |
bryce | why would that be showing up with clients? | 07:52 |
tjaalton | beats me | 07:52 |
bryce | fwiw, I've noticed we've got a lot of weird warnings strewn about... in fact I was just looking at the one on bug 353049 | 07:53 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 353049 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "*ERROR* Unknown parameter 6" [Low,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/353049 | 07:53 |
bryce | where possible I'd like to suppress these sorts of messages to avoid confusion; lacking that, I'd like to get them documented at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Glossary so we can point people to them | 07:55 |
mnemo | on every single boot I get this warning: | 07:55 |
mnemo | [ 24.182667] [drm:i915_setparam] *ERROR* unknown parameter 4 | 07:55 |
mnemo | i havnt had time to file that bug yet | 07:55 |
bryce | mnemo: don't bother - see the link I just posted | 07:55 |
mnemo | aah it covers both 4 an 6 | 07:56 |
mnemo | good | 07:56 |
bryce | tjaalton: just got a reject mail on vmmouse | 08:00 |
tjaalton | bryce: heh, yeah it was my mistake | 08:00 |
bryce | okie | 08:00 |
tjaalton | re-uploaded the current version | 08:00 |
tjaalton | but then I actually applied the patch and signed & uploaded then new version | 08:01 |
tjaalton | so it should be ok now | 08:01 |
tjaalton | hmm, should sync requests be assigned to the release team now? | 08:02 |
tjaalton | since these are new upstream versions (FFe) | 08:03 |
bryce | I assume it's still just the ubuntu-archive team | 08:04 |
bryce | in any case, it's essentially the same group of guys anyway ;-) | 08:04 |
tjaalton | heh, right | 08:04 |
RAOF | Hey all. Is there something blocking the libdrm with fixed libdrm-nouveau1.symbols file? | 08:06 |
tjaalton | RAOF: no, I've just forgot to upload it | 08:06 |
bryce | I can take care of it | 08:06 |
bryce | sorry RAOF, it's been on my todo list, I was just trying to get an xserver update out first | 08:07 |
bryce | (...which I just now uploaded!) | 08:07 |
RAOF | That's fine. It's not as if it totally breaks nouveau or anything. | 08:07 |
RAOF | Hurray for xserver updates! | 08:07 |
RAOF | Anyone testing nouveau should be savvy enough to ask about manually installing libdrm-nouveau1, anyway :)( | 08:07 |
bryce | ah just minor stuff... I've been raking through X packages looking for patches people posted, and putting them in | 08:08 |
bryce | so this has some xvfb-run script fixes, and a man page for Xephyr | 08:09 |
RAOF | Let's see if there's anything interesting I should be pulling for nouveau at the same time as the rebuild... | 08:09 |
bryce | tjaalton: btw speaking of extra patches, I saw there's a mesa patch from tormod on bug 324854 you might look at | 08:11 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 324854 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "DRI2: (UXA) white transparency artifacts with compiz [patch]" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/324854 | 08:11 |
tjaalton | bryce: yes, it's on my repo but not yet uploaded | 08:11 |
RAOF | Looks like the Fedora nouveau testing day produced a couple of fixed bugs. Yay! | 08:12 |
bryce | RAOF: do you know how they organize that? | 08:14 |
RAOF | bryce: No, not really. There's a wiki page detailing test-cases, with a link to a rawhide ISO, but I'm not sure who writes the page, how people get notified, etc. | 08:15 |
bryce | yeah, I've seen that page, very curious | 08:16 |
mnemo | mozilla has an awesome way of organizing test days... they have a web app which helps you go through manual steps | 08:16 |
mnemo | look at it here: https://litmus.mozilla.org/ | 08:16 |
mnemo | so basically you log in and say what build you have, then you follow instructions and enter results | 08:16 |
mnemo | you can see which testcases havn't been checked in a long time using what browser versions | 08:17 |
bryce | interesting | 08:21 |
bryce | I've wondered if we ought to do more organized test day type stuff for X | 08:22 |
mnemo | I think it would be a great idea because there is so many OS/hardware/software configs etc | 08:22 |
bryce | well, I think it is driven more by an ability to follow through on test results | 08:23 |
bryce | (which is why I was curious how fedora had organized their test day) | 08:23 |
mnemo | I agree, right now it feels like we have a shortage of bugs, heh... even upstream bug tracker seems flooded with pretty high quality bugs... i have 3-4 crash bugs at least with repro steps that isn't being fixed | 08:24 |
mnemo | maybe we should start some effort to clone eric anholt instead? | 08:25 |
bryce | heh, I've had eric close plenty of my bugs but not fix them (so far) ;-) | 08:27 |
bryce | mnemo: I've had some luck in diving in and helping fix bugs on -ati this release. With -intel though the code seems to be getting more and more complex so it's rather intimidating to work on | 08:30 |
bryce | RAOF: libdrm uploaded btw | 08:31 |
mnemo | bryce: cool | 08:31 |
RAOF | bryce: Thanks. | 08:33 |
RAOF | I'll wait till it's built everywhere, then do some DDX testing. | 08:34 |
tjaalton | six sync requests filed for the input drivers | 08:40 |
bryce | xorg uploaded - fixes dexconf for kvm users | 08:40 |
tjaalton | does dexconf run?-) | 08:48 |
bryce | tjaalton: :-P of course I checked ;-) | 08:58 |
tjaalton | :) | 08:59 |
tjaalton | I actually meant that "is it run on install" | 08:59 |
tjaalton | seems that it isn't at least on our preseeded installations | 09:00 |
bryce | hmm | 09:00 |
tjaalton | but I haven't noticed since the xorg.conf's are distributed otherwise | 09:00 |
tjaalton | hmm wait | 09:00 |
tjaalton | got the ideapad again, so I can check | 09:01 |
tjaalton | it's empty | 09:03 |
tjaalton | funny that no-one has complained | 09:03 |
bryce | empty as in 0 bytes? | 09:07 |
tjaalton | yes | 09:08 |
Unggnu | hi | 09:08 |
bryce | hi Unggnu | 09:09 |
bryce | tjaalton: that sounds undesired | 09:09 |
bryce | hm | 09:09 |
Unggnu | I am not sure if it works in Intrepid too but Apport seems to generate very good backtraces and other usefull information if X crashes in Jaunty. Maybe we should change the Backtracing Wiki to prefer enabling Apport. | 09:09 |
bryce | weird, I've not seen bug reports with xorg.conf's attached that were 0 bytes | 09:10 |
bryce | (would apport exclude them?) | 09:10 |
Unggnu | Things like http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24144277/Disassembly.txt and you don't need to install dbg packages or use ssh/gdb | 09:11 |
bryce | Unggnu: certainly feel free to improve the Backporting page. My thought there was that if apport works and catches the crash, the user really wouldn't need docs - if it doesn't catch it, then they're probably in a situation where they have to do it manually anyway | 09:11 |
Unggnu | But I don't know how stable the process is. | 09:11 |
Unggnu | You have a point :) | 09:11 |
Unggnu | But nearly all of the intel reports in the top ten doesn't have backtrace and apport is disabled if a stable version is used | 09:12 |
Unggnu | One of the problem is that you need ssh/a second computer. No problem for a pc geek of course but ... :) | 09:14 |
bryce | yes true | 09:17 |
bryce | Unggnu: if you have ideas on how we can tell users how to enable apport (post-release) to get backtraces, please do update the top of the page with that info | 09:18 |
bryce | I agree the current process is a bit techie for most people | 09:18 |
bryce | honestly that Backporting page probably needs a good bit of copyediting to clean it up | 09:18 |
Unggnu | The wiki is fine for me is just a lot of work | 09:19 |
methril|work | morning | 09:20 |
mnemo | hi | 09:20 |
methril|work | i''ve a xcrash in Jauntyy beta | 09:20 |
mnemo | right | 09:20 |
methril|work | hi mnemo! | 09:20 |
mnemo | =) =) | 09:20 |
mnemo | bryce might know if your bug is a known issue, thats why I wanted you to describe the bug here | 09:21 |
methril|work | well, every start of Xs give me that backtrace (at the end of Xorg.0.log) | 09:21 |
* methril|work nods | 09:21 | |
Unggnu | methril|work: Did apport said something? | 09:21 |
mnemo | this is the backtrace methril|work is seeing: http://pastebin.com/m21463627 | 09:21 |
mnemo | RhdAssertFailed() in radeon driver | 09:21 |
Unggnu | Why radeonhd? | 09:22 |
bryce | hmm | 09:22 |
bryce | crash in -radeonhd, needs the radeonhd debug symbols | 09:22 |
bryce | looks like a failed assertion | 09:22 |
methril|work | hw: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc M56P [Radeon Mobility X1600] [1002:71c5] | 09:23 |
mnemo | methril|work: please install the package xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd-dbg | 09:23 |
methril|work | ok | 09:23 |
=== seb128_ is now known as seb128 | ||
bryce | X1600... is that an r6xx? I forget | 09:23 |
methril|work | r5xx IIRC | 09:24 |
bryce | mm | 09:24 |
bryce | methril|work: did you try the -ati video driver? it should work ok for r5xx cards | 09:24 |
Unggnu | I would use the radeon-Driver if it works | 09:24 |
Unggnu | yes | 09:24 |
Unggnu | Jaunty radeon driver even works with r7xx | 09:25 |
bryce | :-) | 09:25 |
methril|work | i don't remember why i choose radeonhd, if you suggest others, i could change | 09:26 |
bryce | hmm, there's 100 calls to RhdAssertFailed in the -radeonhd codebase, so hard to guess where it's failing beyond that | 09:26 |
Unggnu | radeonhd isn't the default driver. It has to be installed manually afaik | 09:26 |
bryce | there's a handy chart comparing them on different chips here: http://www.x.org/wiki/RadeonProgram | 09:27 |
methril|work | nice!! thank you | 09:27 |
Unggnu | We should really start a petition to get the radeonhd and radeon devs working together | 09:28 |
bryce | Unggnu: that's already in progress. By now I think -ati has absorbed most of what's cool of -radeonhd | 09:28 |
* methril|work nods about devs working together | 09:28 | |
Unggnu | Oh, I hope so | 09:28 |
bryce | since both are opensource it's fairly easy for -ati to eat -radeonhd code ;-) | 09:28 |
methril|work | hehehe | 09:28 |
bryce | really, it's only 6xx/7xx that still make some sense to pick radeonhd, and even there like unggnu says the difference is going away | 09:29 |
mnemo | bryce: actually the xorg.log says which assert is failing, look above the backtrace.. i missed that at first ;o | 09:30 |
Unggnu | No, it doesn't. Radeonhd has no real XV support for 7xx but radeon has | 09:30 |
Unggnu | That's why I don't understand the whole separation thing | 09:30 |
mnemo | ../../src/rhd_mc.c:417: RHDMCSetup: Assertion 'RHDMCIdle(rhdPtr, 1)' failed. | 09:31 |
RAOF | There were some philosophical differences that got expressed in code. | 09:31 |
RAOF | But I think those actually got resolved (in favour of the -radeon approach). | 09:31 |
Unggnu | radeon works great except of the missing Powerplay but it isn't their fault | 09:32 |
bryce | mnemo: aha good point | 09:33 |
mnemo | here is the code in the driver at the assert: | 09:33 |
mnemo | http://pastebin.com/m2259f52a | 09:33 |
bryce | Unggnu: oh I assumed radeonhd had Xv support. IN that case, yeah no reason to use it over -ati | 09:33 |
Unggnu | I didn't got it to work here. | 09:33 |
Unggnu | Xv with radeonhd even in Jaunty. | 09:34 |
bryce | mnemo: hmm, not sure what that code does | 09:34 |
mnemo | me neither | 09:34 |
bryce | mnemo: but this is certainly well enough triaged to send the bug upstream if you'd like | 09:34 |
Unggnu | Everyone can do what they want but many resources are blown in the wind which is a shame imho. I would at first try if ati/radeon works. | 09:35 |
mnemo | yup | 09:35 |
bryce | Unggnu: me too | 09:35 |
methril|work | i'm going to try with radeon | 09:36 |
Unggnu | bryce according to pitti using "sudo force_start=1 /etc/init.d/apport start" in a stable Ubuntu version should do the job. After a crash a dump should be created and the user should get a message after a restart | 09:37 |
bryce | Unggnu: interesting, that'd be useful to have in the backtracing page | 09:38 |
methril|work | (EE) RADEON(0): [dri] RADEONDRIGetVersion failed to open the DRM | 09:38 |
methril|work | what does that mens? | 09:38 |
Unggnu | methril|work: you need a restart I guess | 09:38 |
Unggnu | because of the kernel module | 09:39 |
methril|work | :( | 09:39 |
mnemo | methril|work: going with -ati is probably the best thing for you, but it would also be useful if you filed a bug report about the radeonhd bug here: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=xorg&component=Driver/radeonhd | 09:39 |
methril|work | could i force the kernel module down and up? | 09:39 |
methril|work | ok | 09:39 |
Unggnu | methril|work: Probably | 09:39 |
methril|work | id' like to help a litle bit more | 09:39 |
Unggnu | methril|work: maybe also remove radeonhd first, I am not sure | 09:39 |
Unggnu | If you use current -intel you become an addicted restarter ;) | 09:40 |
Unggnu | And removing fglrx module is also not easily possible according to my experience | 09:41 |
methril|work | i see some related bug with radeon and fglrx | 09:41 |
methril|work | in the launchpad | 09:41 |
Unggnu | FGLRX crashes a lot at least with R770 | 09:42 |
Unggnu | methril|work: Does removing/adding module work? | 09:44 |
methril|work | not yet | 09:44 |
methril|work | i'm going to install the dbg driver | 09:44 |
methril|work | (firewall problem at work) | 09:45 |
methril|work | it could be that the Kernel Modesettings are wrong? | 10:04 |
Unggnu | Kernel modesetting? | 10:06 |
Unggnu | This isn't a feature from Jaunty afaik? | 10:06 |
methril|work | ok, then forget it (next kernel release 2.6.29) | 10:17 |
RAOF | That's for intel; ATI is slated for 2.6.30 IIRC | 10:19 |
jcristau | no it's not | 10:21 |
jcristau | more probably .31 | 10:21 |
Unggnu | :) | 10:23 |
Unggnu | Some news site said that Fedora has kms for intel, radeon and the open source nvidia driver | 10:24 |
bryce | phoronix | 10:24 |
Unggnu | yeah | 10:24 |
RAOF | Indeed; they pull in the drm modules from the relevent git branches. | 10:25 |
mnemo | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NzEwMA | 10:25 |
mnemo | "Enabled by default on Fedora 11 will be Intel kernel mode-setting (along with the ATI kernel mode-setting that can already be found in Fedora 10)." | 10:25 |
Unggnu | They will have fun in combination with ext4 :-D | 10:26 |
methril|work | :) | 10:26 |
bryce | night | 10:26 |
mnemo | nn | 10:26 |
Unggnu | night bryce | 10:26 |
methril|work | night | 10:27 |
RAOF | I could concievably pull in the modesetting branch for nouveau-kernel-source; I don't think that's a wonderful idea, though. | 10:27 |
Unggnu | I guess there will be enough problems if kms comes with Ubuntu 9.10 | 10:29 |
RAOF | Not if fedora runs into them first! :) | 10:31 |
Unggnu | Of course it would me more stable than now but ... | 10:33 |
methril|work | i'd like to test it :) | 10:37 |
Unggnu | methril|work: use a Live CD :) | 10:37 |
Unggnu | Intel driver makes so many problems lately that I think stability is more important than fancy features | 10:37 |
RAOF | methril|work: Fedora livecds should give you that fun. | 10:38 |
methril|work | well, i like ubuntu :) | 10:39 |
methril|work | i was checking all the xorg drivers, no one is working radeon, radeonhd neither ati | 10:46 |
methril|work | i've both, debug and not debug | 10:46 |
methril|work | i've this in the gdm log: /usr/bin/X: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions//libdri.so: undefined symbol: atiddxAbiDixLookupPrivate | 10:50 |
jcristau | fglrx fail. | 10:51 |
methril|work | it's possible that before that fail i', not able to switch to a Terminal? | 10:53 |
tjaalton | everything is possible with fglrx | 10:54 |
tjaalton | mesa 7.4 uploaded | 10:55 |
mnemo | methril|work: if you want to try KMS on ubuntu... first install 2.6.29 mainline kernel (google for "ubuntu mainline kernel") and then subscribe to the xorg-edgers PPA and then read some docs on KMS to figure out what params you need to pass at boot or whatever | 10:55 |
mnemo | tjaalton: ah, great work.. thanks a lot | 10:55 |
methril|work | mnemo: i know, i read about it. Thank you :) | 10:56 |
Unggnu | methril|work: Could you check a daily LIve CD of Jaunty? | 10:56 |
methril|work | i could, where it's? | 10:57 |
Unggnu | methril|work: http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/daily-live/ | 10:57 |
Unggnu | tjaalton: indeed :) | 10:58 |
Unggnu | methril|work: If you change the driver you really should restart if it has DRI support. | 10:58 |
methril|work | i see | 10:59 |
methril|work | i'm restarting aggain and again :D | 10:59 |
methril|work | looks like crappy windows | 10:59 |
Unggnu | methril|work: At least with the Live CD you could check if the radeon works at all | 10:59 |
methril|work | (it's a joke) | 10:59 |
Unggnu | for you | 10:59 |
tjaalton | well, fglrx is loaded/installed, so no wonder that DRI is not working.. | 10:59 |
methril|work | it's working because i restarted at the MacOS partiton and works | 11:00 |
methril|work | if you didn't put fglrx qhy it has to load? | 11:01 |
tjaalton | you have it on the xorg.conf? | 11:02 |
methril|work | not now | 11:02 |
tjaalton | so.. -ati works now? | 11:02 |
Unggnu | methril|work: I guess the module is loaded before X start so it is module configuration issue. | 11:05 |
tjaalton | I don't know how fglrx works, but the nvidia module is loaded by the driver when X starts | 11:06 |
jcristau | the problem was xorg's /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions//libdri.so was replaced by fglrx.. | 11:06 |
tjaalton | heh | 11:06 |
Unggnu | oh | 11:06 |
tjaalton | ok so dpkg --purge xorg-driver-fglrx | 11:06 |
methril|work | was what i was going to do now tjaalton :) | 11:07 |
tjaalton | should've been the first thing to check ;) | 11:07 |
tjaalton | lunch -> | 11:07 |
methril|work | fglrx did the trick | 11:10 |
methril|work | i'm going to check the other drivers | 11:11 |
methril|work | thank you | 11:11 |
tormod | we introduced an apport hook for -ati to detect fglrx loaded... | 11:11 |
methril|work | could be good to post a bug in launchpad? or put some comments? | 11:11 |
tormod | we should put more warnings in the fglrx package description that it fscks up for other drivers, but I think I already have filed a bug on this | 11:14 |
methril|work | i see a bug in launchpad | 11:14 |
tormod | bug #? | 11:14 |
methril|work | #346803รง | 11:17 |
tormod | bug 346803 | 11:17 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 346803 in fglrx-installer "Radeon XPRESS 200M 5955 not recognized by aticonfig:No supported adapters detected (dup-of: 284408)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/346803 | 11:17 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 284408 in update-manager "r3xx Hardware does not work with fglrx [EPR#257839]" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/284408 | 11:17 |
methril|work | also | 11:19 |
methril|work | bug 313027 | 11:19 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 313027 in fglrx-installer "MASTER: fglrx does not support xserver 1.6" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/313027 | 11:19 |
Brandie | y hello thare | 18:05 |
BUGabundo | hey everyone | 18:05 |
Brandie | =D | 18:05 |
BUGabundo | need a X guru here to help out Brandie! | 18:06 |
=== Brandie is now known as everyone | ||
=== everyone is now known as Brandie | ||
BUGabundo | s/he is having trouble on jaunty with an ati card | 18:06 |
Brandie | Why didnt I just buy a nvidia? D= | 18:06 |
BUGabundo | eheh | 18:07 |
Brandie | I love my ubuntu ;_; <3 | 18:07 |
BUGabundo | Brandie: calm down a notch! | 18:07 |
BUGabundo | this is a (more) serious # | 18:08 |
Brandie | sorry. | 18:08 |
BUGabundo | bryce ping | 18:09 |
BUGabundo | Brandie: seems everyone is busy | 18:09 |
BUGabundo | hand in here a bit longer, ok? | 18:09 |
Brandie | mmm alright | 18:10 |
Brandie | So, Why does ubuntu seem to have alot of problems with ati cards? | 18:10 |
BUGabundo | abi bump | 18:11 |
Brandie | http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/2776/dscf2478.jpg I get that when i try to boot into 9.04 :\ | 18:20 |
BUGabundo | Brandie: you can and should start by opening a bug on LP | 18:22 |
BUGabundo | that way you can get help from more devs | 18:23 |
Brandie | D= | 18:23 |
Brandie | I think I remember the fix. | 18:23 |
BUGabundo | $ apport-cli -fp xserver-xorg | 18:23 |
Brandie | I just need the name of the propietari ati driver, so I can remove it | 18:23 |
Brandie | If i remember, I remeoved that, then reinstalled it in the os. and it worked. | 18:24 |
BUGabundo | that would work.. .XFIX should have fixed that too | 18:24 |
Brandie | mmm, It didnt last time. I cant remember the name os the package the official ati drivers install... | 18:25 |
Brandie | luckily i can still boot into 8.10 | 18:25 |
BUGabundo | ehe | 18:26 |
Brandie | or... maybe i cant... It's giving me the same error not | 18:26 |
Brandie | *now | 18:27 |
BUGabundo | oops | 18:27 |
Brandie | fglrx | 18:28 |
BUGabundo | bye go to go. guud lucj | 18:29 |
Brandie | what?... | 18:29 |
jbarnes | bryce: gee thanks, I was running out of high prio bugs :p | 20:25 |
bryce | jbarnes: no prob, I suddenly find myself with plenty of extras | 20:28 |
_MMA_ | So I'm running Jaunty. (Intel 855 I believe) tried to connect a external monitor to the laptop not I have a corrupted screen with a cursor that looks fine. Disconnected monitor. Rebooted several times. No dice. | 22:04 |
_MMA_ | Any help? | 22:04 |
Generated by irclog2html.py 2.7 by Marius Gedminas - find it at mg.pov.lt!