[05:06] hi, is there anything needed to move bug 314530 forward? [05:06] Launchpad bug 314530 in linux "APIC error on CPU0: 40(40)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/314530 [05:06] I have the problematic laptop right at my fingertips [07:12] good morning [07:29] hi === fenris- is now known as e-jat [08:24] stupid question: can i atach more than one file on a comment? or on an email response ? [09:21] ok, cool, 3 files on one email works :) (stupid question solved) [09:37] mvo: here? [09:54] ivoks: yes [09:55] mvo: re bacula bug, i've just added a comment [09:55] bug 363077 [09:56] is it possible that prerm script wasn't executed? [09:57] bacula-sd wasn't stopped before upgrade [09:57] so it failed to start again [09:59] ivoks: unlikey but possible, let me check the terminal log. I think I can reproduce the failure in my test setup, but each run takes a couple of hours because it upgrades ~4000 pkgs [09:59] oh :/ [09:59] could you set DEBCONF_DEBUG="developer" then? [10:00] i've did intrepid->jaunty two times, but i was unable to reproduce the bug [10:01] maybe /etc/init.d/bacula-sd wasn't executable? [10:01] prerm script is quite simple === mkorn is now known as thekorn === pedro__ is now known as pedro_ === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:04] Hey guys. Regarding bug #363558, how would I set a break point on gdk_x_error? [13:05] Launchpad bug 363558 in gnome-system-monitor "gnome-system-monitor renice causes close" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/363558 [13:09] "break gdk_x_error"? [13:18] thanks james_w, that did the trick :-) [13:20] great [14:11] I just uncovered bug #350250 which was private and collecting a lot of duplicates. Should this be raised to the attention of a dev (it might be important), or just be left to the normal processes? [14:11] Launchpad bug 350250 in usplash "usplash crashed with SIGSEGV in __svgalib_get_perm()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/350250 [14:12] Hew: what kind of users is it affecting? [14:13] Hew: is there any reason it's private out of that nobody triaged it? [14:13] Hobbsee: AFAIK, random desktop users since it's usplash. [14:14] seb128: Looks like nobody triaged it until now, when I got the crash myself. [14:14] Hew: there is not so many duplicates btw [14:14] I can't see any negative effects of the crash, it was just an apport crash on next boot. [14:15] right, doesn't seem a specially import issue [14:15] Hew: standard usplash theme? [14:15] seb128: I thought it was a few since they are all coming in recently. [14:15] james_w: Yes, in my case at least. [14:47] bdmurray: can you please re-up my membership for bug control team? === Sikon is now known as LucidFox [15:07] Boo [15:08] hi bddebian [15:08] Hi thekorn === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak === thekorn_ is now known as thekorn === lacqui_ is now known as lacqui [20:06] Hi all - I noticed no LPIA at http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ . Where to report bugs for that ? [20:07] MagicFab: better to raise that at #ubuntu-testing [20:08] tx [20:12] MagicFab, i think http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/build/ubuntumid/all is the only lpia build we support actually [20:13] (i might be wrong and alternate was added) [20:13] right, I'd assume that as the alternate LPIA I got from ports [20:14] right, i'm not sure thats officially supported [20:14] beyond that we only build MID for lpia [20:14] as actual images [20:15] ogra: question: isn't there an ISO for UNR? [20:15] its being rebuild atm [20:15] and no, there is no iso, only an .img file [20:18] ok [20:18] ogra: do you know if inetbootin works from img? [20:19] no idea [20:19] ok [20:19] never tried it [20:19] and it sounds really scary [20:21] eeheh [20:21] well some users with just Windows have no way to make a USB work [20:21] usually some other users recommend inetbootin, but i never used it [20:22] but since we now only have img, that may be a limitaion === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [20:43] BUGabundo, we're working on a tool to write usb .img files from windows [20:43] will be there for release [20:43] nice! [20:43] great to know [20:44] can I publish that news? [20:49] BUGabundo, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Mobile/HowTo/ImageWriting [20:50] ahh new stuff [20:50] wasn't there 2 days ago [20:50] ok, mass publishing it! thanks [20:51] humm just need to tell the wiki to not linkify the EXE name [20:51] ill add the ! to it [20:51] erm, that page is about a year old :) [20:56] lol [21:00] ogra: fixed [21:00] fixed ? [21:00] the exe wikified link [21:01] I added a '!' before it [21:01] yeah, i did the same and was told by the guy who added it that he works on a Win32DiskImager page atm :P [21:01] please revert :) [21:02] its supposed to be a wikilink === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [21:15] is it ? ohh sorry [21:17] ogra: reverted [21:18] thanks :) [21:18] we dont want to make GrueMaster cry :) [21:18] heh. Grue's don't cry. [21:18] hey tobin, good to see you in here [21:19] I'm everywhere. [21:19] eheh sorry GrueMaster, for not checking that page actually existed [21:20] I was in the process of making it. It's up now, but I'll let my son make any major changes to it (since it's his app). [21:20] well, it didnt exist ... i made the same mistake [21:20] but does now [21:24] Check it now. I re-editied the link so it makes a little more sense. [21:24] I'm still learning this wiki stuff. [21:24] ehhe [21:25] heh, and you made it look nearly like usb-imagewriter :) [21:25] way cool [21:25] The program? That is all my son's work. [21:26] still, it only misses the details expander :) [21:27] http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ImageWriter/main.png [21:27] whats the read button for ? [21:28] For users that only have one usb drive. They can use that to back up their data. [21:28] ah, neat [21:28] I'll add that to the wiki documentation in a bit. [21:28] nice.... good to know [21:29] i'm more evil in usb-imagewriter ... i just kill whats on the device [21:29] I was going to ask, if it rewrote the disk without warning [21:29] (but show a popup warning that it will destroy it) [21:29] ogra: that's so bad! eheh [21:29] you can click cancel at the warning popup :) [21:29] http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ImageWriter/confirm.png === stpere is now known as stpere|away [21:30] now you can rip the code and add to yours [21:30] This is Win32 only atm. Also it is QT based. [21:31] And we had an ubuntu logo but persia made us take it out. [21:32] pad persia ! [21:32] *bad even [21:33] should really be ubuntu branded [21:33] That's what I thought. [21:34] in fact we should make usb-imagewriter and Win32DiskImager look the same ;) [21:34] and behave identically [21:35] Actually, win32-image-writer will be coming to Linux soon. [21:36] One of my son's goals is to port it to Linux once we have all the features in Windows done. [21:36] Major features, that is. [21:38] Nice. I just updated my source tree and my son added an exit button and a removable drive rescan button. Slick. [21:39] Except the rescan needs work. OOps. [21:40] tell him, good work ... [21:40] * ogra is off for the day === stpere|away is now known as stpere === Nafallo_ is now known as Nafallo === asac_ is now known as asac