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askandHi, I see lots of bugs about computer freeze with jaunty but all of them mentions Intel graphic cards, anyone knows if there is a freeze bug reported by someone who does not have intel?00:26
BUGabundoaskand: I had several for 4 days with nvidia00:27
BUGabundoseems to have stop now00:27
askandBUGabundo: Did you do anything to stop it?00:27
BUGabundono... just reconfigured xorg00:28
askandSeeing this bug on both nvidia and ati00:28
askandare you using propriatary nvidia drivers?00:28
BUGabundohardware prb?00:28
BUGabundoyes I am00:28
askandI dont think its a hardwareproblem, I installed Intrepid instead and had no freezes since, when in Jaunty I got them a lot00:29
askandDoes it freeze if you give the command strace gedit?00:30
BUGabundoif I timeout, yes00:31
* BUGabundo goes for the kill00:31
askandI made a bugreport 364524 , but I have no idea of the random freezes and the freeze we can make with strace gedit is related00:33
BUGabundo !ping00:33
ubottuping yourself ;-) really the diodes all down my left side are sore00:33
BUGabundook im still here00:33
BUGabundoaskand: I had to kill strace gedit00:33
askandahh I see00:33
BUGabundosystem crawld down to a potato chip00:33
askanddo you think its related to the random freezes some people are experiencing?00:34
BUGabundodon't know00:37
BUGabundodtchen: ping00:45
BUGabundodtchen: are you here?00:45
BUGabundorunning strace for askand, left me without sound! restarting PA doesn't fix it00:45
AmpelbeinBUGabundo: speakers turned on? ;-)00:46
BUGabundolol00:46
BUGabundoAmpelbein: they were, up until 15 min ago00:47
BUGabundoConnection failure: Timeout00:47
BUGabundonow I can't even connect to PA00:47
askandSorry :-X:)00:47
BUGabundoaskand: np.00:47
BUGabundothere goes my uptime00:48
Ampelbeinfwiw: my system freezes with nvidia when running strace gedit00:48
BUGabundoof "up 1 day,  8:53"00:48
Ampelbeinbut killing strace with signal 9 from terminal gives me back control00:48
BUGabundoAmpelbein: and leaves me without PA00:49
BUGabundoAmpelbein: its not a complete freeze00:49
BUGabundojust loss of control00:49
BUGabundoatop showed no special usage of MEM, IO, or CPU00:49
Ampelbeinyeah, something like it intercepts events.00:50
BUGabundoI guess I found the first bug post Final release00:50
Ampelbeinmy sound works still fine00:50
BUGabundothis can't be good00:51
BUGabundonow I can't even kill exaile00:51
Ampelbeintrying on eeepci with intel gives same freeze, sound still working, too.00:51
BUGabundo:(00:52
jameswfall of my reported bug made it through the beta and RC untouched00:56
jameswfoh well00:56
bcurtiswxHappy 9.04 Day to all!01:48
bcurtiswxBest wishes on our 9.10 Journey as bug triagers!01:49
mrooneyoh no, I can't install sun-java6-jre on ARM02:46
mrooneyI wonder what alternatives I have02:47
Kangaroooxubuntu 9.04 pidgin ...                 cliking on url not opening ...           Messege Unable to open URL02:47
KangaroooThe browser command "mozilla 'http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad'" is invalid.02:47
Kangarooowhat tools are used 4 bug reporting? pplgins 4 pidgin like luanchpad plugin and imagebin plugin and capture image and upload to imagebin plugins?03:17
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dholbachgood morning06:29
greg-ggood morning dholbach!06:32
dholbachheya greg-g06:32
greg-grelease day go well for you?06:33
YoBoYhi06:33
dholbachyeah, everything's great and I'm looking forward to the release party already06:34
greg-ggood deal :)06:35
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pan1nxdo you guys get email messages from the new bugs submitted?08:43
kklimondaanyone could look at bug 365352? I'd like to close it one way or another.08:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365352 in python2.6 "setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local installs modules in site-packages/ directory" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36535208:47
pan1nxkklimonda I'll chceck it08:48
pan1nxno idea08:49
pan1nxyou should bring it to python guys08:49
pan1nxkklimonda you should confirm that bug 36535208:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365352 in python2.6 "setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local installs modules in site-packages/ directory" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36535208:57
kklimondapan1nx: Should I? I always thought that a bug should be confirmed by another person.08:59
pan1nxkklimonda I didn't noticed that you were the reporter09:05
pan1nxI confirmed it for you :D09:05
pan1nxthanks kklimonda09:05
kklimondaIt was reported by someone else to me but he didn't have 9.04 to check it so I did it.09:05
kklimondayou think it is a duplicate? or what does likely-dup stand for?09:06
pan1nxprobably there will be something related to it09:07
pan1nxI have a feeling...09:07
kklimondaI'm afraid that more people will have some subtle bugs with our python2.6.. this change to python packages location was pretty heavy..09:08
pan1nxI checked for now, and there is none, but I agree with you that probably they will soon be more :D09:08
pan1nxkklimonda, I move it to low priority as I don't see any core components affected by it, yet...09:12
kklimondapan1nx: yup, i agree - it doesn't affect our packages at all as they are installed in /usr/lib/ anyway.09:15
pan1nxanyone from the ubuntu-dev-tools to look into this bug 365998?12:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365998 in ubuntu-dev-tools "Changing the repository sources location for mk-sbuild-lv fails: still using the old/default sources.list..." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36599812:09
weather15Is there a bug in ubuntu 9.04 trying to access the windows network?13:19
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danbhfivehello, I'm getting a bad image error (only the internal md5sum complains).  Anywhere I can report this bug?14:32
danbhfiveer, let me rephrase: I think the UNR image is bad.  Where should I report this?14:33
Ampelbeinbdmurray: i have made some changes to your bugsquad-standard-replies, see http://paste.ubuntu.com/157223/ .14:33
Ampelbeindanbhfive: did you compare the md5sums and noticed any difference or does the installer complain?14:35
danbhfiveAmpelbein: the overall md5sum checks (downloaded it twice), the torrent checking process checks out.  The md5sum which checks individual packages is the one that fails14:36
Ampelbeindanbhfive: i think then the bug should be filed against debian-installer14:37
danbhfiveAmpelbein: really?  ok14:37
danbhfiveAmpelbein: can you elevate the importance of a bug?  because I think this is pretty release critical14:44
hggdhdanbhfive, we can raise the importance; you yourself can... but we nned to have the bug # ;-)14:50
danbhfivebug 36608614:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 366086 in debian-installer "UNR bad image of 9.04 release" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36608614:52
danbhfiveI filed under debian-installer, but I don't think that's correct14:52
hggdhhum. it is not the md5 checksum that fails, but the ppp package that is missing14:53
danbhfivewell, Ill attach what is there14:54
hggdhdanbhfive, which image did you download?14:54
danbhfiveI'll clarify in the bug report, but the UNR image14:55
hggdhdanbhfive, I agree debian-installer does not seem to be correct, but I am unsure right now on where to point to. So... let's leave it for a while as d-i14:58
hggdhdanbhfive, so... the ppp package is at ./pool/main/p/ppp/ppp_2.4.5~git20081126t100229-0ubuntu2_i386.deb15:00
hggdh?15:00
thekornfor me it looks like a dup of bug 36579515:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365795 in casper "UNR LiveUSB fails integrity check with "errors found in 1 files!"" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36579515:03
thekornaltough you seem to have more information in your bugreport15:04
thekorndanbhfive, ^15:04
james_wthekorn: yeah, looks like it to me15:04
james_wthis is also being discussed in -devel, can we keep it to one channel please?15:05
thekornand also bug 36092515:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 360925 in mobile-meta "md5sum check of UNR image fails in one file" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36092515:05
hggdhjames_w, OK.15:06
davideotapeHi guys16:14
davideotapeJust looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage#Kernel%20related%20bugs , and it doesn't say what the correct kernel related package for jaunty is. I assume it's linux, so shall I go ahead and edit that in?16:16
bdmurraydavideotape: yes it is linux since hardy-ish I think16:25
bdmurraydavideotape: so if you could write it since Hardy that'd be ideal16:25
davideotapebdmurray: Thanks for that, I was just checking the package 'linux' was still being used. I've added jaunty in now, and everything before jaunty was already there.16:28
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BUGabundodtchen: ping17:08
BUGabundoare you online ?17:08
Ampelbeinbdmurray: you noticed? [15:33:44] bdmurray: i have made some changes to your bugsquad-standard-replies, see http://paste.ubuntu.com/157223/ .17:09
BUGabundoAmpelbein: remember my audio sound prob after strace?17:12
BUGabundostill haven't fixed it :(17:13
* BUGabundo blames askand17:13
AmpelbeinBUGabundo: i remember...17:13
AmpelbeinBUGabundo: but as i can't replicate i'm unable to help you fix it... sorry17:15
BUGabundoI know!17:18
BUGabundovery strange17:18
BUGabundoeven after 2 reboots, no sound17:19
BUGabundohow can a strace gedit cause that?17:19
hggdhwell, it probably did not17:21
BUGabundohggdh: damn coincidence then17:21
AmpelbeinBUGabundo: try with the alsa-info script and paste url here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems17:24
BUGabundoeheh17:24
hggdhBUGabundo, heh. If it helps any, my sound is now very low, even when I put it to max17:24
BUGabundodon't you think I already did?17:24
BUGabundohggdh: was working fine until last night17:24
BUGabundowhen askand was having trouble with strace, and asked for confirmation17:25
BUGabundoafter I run it, audio stopped...17:25
hggdhnow... there seems to be a bit to too much coincidence17:25
bdmurrayAmpelbein: I think we might need 2 standard replies.  One for linux on Jaunty and one for linux before Jaunty if that makes sense.17:54
Ampelbeinbdmurray: ah, you are right. we should have with the old text for intrepid and before. didn't think of that.18:00
whykingI just upgraded kubuntu to jaunty, rebooted, but now, many kde applications crash when trying to start them. apps like: konsole, konqueror, dolphin18:06
Ampelbeinwhyking: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport#How%20to%20enable%20apport and report a bug.18:10
jjesse_dang it my membership in ubuntu-bugsquad expired, anyone on to re grant me that?18:13
bdmurrayjjesse_: do you mean bug control?18:14
jjesse_bdmurray: yes i did sorry bout that18:15
jjesse_some how my filter sent that email to a folder i don't check alot18:15
mrooneyhm is bug 365798 an issue anyone knows about?18:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365798 in linux "cpu frequency scaling not supported in 9.04" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36579818:25
hggdhmrooney, I did not have the cpu freq applet in. I just added it in, and will see18:26
hggdhno, seems to be working (just flipped from 1.6G to 800M)18:27
mrooneyhggdh: thanks, what processor do you have?18:31
BUGabundohggdh: you need to setui the applet to control the CPU18:32
BUGabundoits not enabled by default18:32
BUGabundoand kernel GURUS say its bad for userspace to set the speed!18:33
BUGabundoCPU _should_ always be auto sense of its need, ie, ondemand18:33
mrooneyBUGabundo: he said it is working fine18:34
BUGabundolet me try to open the bug18:35
BUGabundoslow network... BT images18:35
hggdhmrooney, I have an AMD64 x218:36
hggdhBUGabundo, it is already setuid root18:37
BUGabundohggdh: did you run it once in the past?18:37
BUGabundo$ dpkg --reconfigure gnome-applet18:37
hggdhBUGabundo, not since early jaunty18:37
hggdhand I am only watching the CPU freq scaling ;-)18:38
kklimondaBUGabundo: are you sure  cpufreq-applet has to be setuid root?18:39
kklimondaoh, its selector18:40
BUGabundokklimonda: AFAIK yes. it requires ROOT to change cpu scalling18:41
BUGabundoit would be bad if any user could change it18:42
kklimondaBUGabundo: it is used by cpufreq-applet?18:42
kklimondai ask because it isn't setuid here anymore and cpufreq-applet works just fine (ie. i can switch governors etc.)18:42
kklimondai remember that cpufreq-selector had to be setuid in the past18:43
kklimondabut I wonder if something changed when they moved to policykit18:43
mrooneyit asked for my password when I attempted to change it18:43
BUGabundokklimonda: strange18:43
BUGabundoI'll test on a clean install18:43
kklimondayeah, there is a policykit entry for org.gnome.cpufreqselector18:44
kklimondait would be awesome18:44
kklimondaone less setuid app18:44
hggdhanyway, the package is wrong in the bug18:44
BUGabundonice18:44
hggdhand I am confused. Which applet are we talking about?18:45
hggdhcpufreq-applet?18:45
kklimondasetuid is for /usr/bin/cpufreq-selector18:46
kklimondaand i think it is used by cpufreq-applet18:46
BUGabundoI'm talking about CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor 2.26.018:46
hggdhyes. I looked too fast... hald-addon-cpufreq is setuid root, cpufreq-applet is not18:49
hggdhBUGabundo, I have v 2.26.1, not 2.26.018:50
BUGabundoits what the About says18:50
BUGabundobug? lol18:50
tricienshi there18:51
triciensthis room looks a bit more sane than #ubuntu18:51
triciensI recently filed a bug report for Ubuntu 9.04: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/36622518:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 366225 in ubuntu "Ubuntu 9.04 Log Out broken" [Undecided,New]18:52
triciensanyone care to chat about it?18:52
BUGabundotriciens: yes it does.... luckly18:53
BUGabundobut don't go tell anyone18:53
BUGabundoplus this is not for support, but bug triage18:53
hggdhcannot reproduce, triciens . We will need more data18:54
triciensthanks for replying hggdh. I'm a newly converted Window's user, so I'm not sure how to give more data. I would be happy to help if you can tell me how.18:55
hggdhtriciens, it looks like either X did not restart (if set to do so), or X died, or something got confused, and you ended up on the wrong virtual terminal18:57
BUGabundolol black screen with white text, aka TTY18:57
hggdhyay18:57
BUGabundotriciens: open a terminal and run the following18:58
tricienshggsh: what is X?18:58
BUGabundoapport-collect -p xorg 36622518:58
btmCan a triager take a look at Bug 361560 please? I think it needs attention ASAP before more peopel start upgrading to 9.0418:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 361560 in tracker "Corrupted tracker index causes persistent applet error popup" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36156018:58
BUGabundotriciens: X is the windows server, its what you usually call Windows evenryment18:58
triciensbugabundo, roger that18:59
triciensterminal open18:59
hggdhtriciens, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures, specifically, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Debugging18:59
triciensty hggdh18:59
BUGabundohggdh: if it is GDM what would he need?18:59
hggdhtriciens, what BUGabundo proposed is actually better.19:00
hggdhBUGabundo, then we would have to see what happened before asking for more data19:00
hggdhso your request is very much on target19:00
triciensI get the following message in the terminal: Please install the package "python-launchpadlib19:01
BUGabundoLOLOLOL19:01
BUGabundoisn't it install by default?19:01
secretwzhi19:01
BUGabundobad pitti19:01
triciensis there a quick way to install?19:01
BUGabundotriciens: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop19:01
BUGabundopleaase19:01
james_wBUGabundo: that still won't install it19:02
BUGabundothat is if you have ubuntu and not other flaovur19:02
BUGabundojames_w: so its left for triager to request the install?19:03
triciensubuntu-desktop is already the newest version.19:03
triciens0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 7 not upgraded.19:03
hggdhpedro_, is tracker under desktop-bugs?19:03
BUGabundotriciens: quick way: sudo apt-get install python-launchpadlib19:03
james_wwell it tells you to install it19:03
BUGabundojames_w: but not HOW!19:03
james_wwell file a bug requesting that then19:03
hggdhyes. Methinks it is worth one19:04
triciensProcessing triggers for python-support ...19:04
triciensit has stopped at the above19:04
BUGabundojames_w: too much info to be on apt19:04
hggdhtriciens, it may take a while19:04
BUGabundooh wait it would be a apport bug!19:04
tricienshggdh, roger19:05
BUGabundook will file it latter19:05
BUGabundobusy... have to run in a bit19:05
BUGabundohggdh: can you file it for me please?19:05
hggdhBUGabundo, it would be on command-not-found, I think19:05
hggdhWill do19:05
BUGabundohumm would it ?19:05
james_wno19:05
BUGabundosub me to the bug!19:05
james_wit would be on apport19:05
BUGabundoyeah I would go with apport19:05
hggdhoh, OK, it was on apport-bug19:06
tricienshggdh: I don't believe it is doing anything. My machine is not slow.19:06
BUGabundoits it that shows that message19:06
hggdhheh. I am really, really slow today (slow == stupid)19:06
pedro_hggdh: in matters of getting bug mail, no is not, but the desktop folks take care of it19:06
pedro_hggdh: the list of packages for desktop bugs is at : https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/~desktop-bugs/+packagebugs19:07
hggdhpedro_, thanks. There is bug 361560 that seems to be hitting a lot of people19:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 361560 in tracker "Corrupted tracker index causes persistent applet error popup" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36156019:07
BUGabundohggdh: is it? haven't heard much on it19:08
triciensguys, how much access should I give Launchpad?19:08
hggdhBUGabundo, have a look at it ;-)19:09
james_wtriciens: "change non-private data" should do it19:10
triciensjames_w: thank you19:11
triciens"To finish authorizing the application identified as         apport-collect to access         Launchpad on your behalf you should go back to the application window         in which you started the process and inform it that you have done your         part of the process.       "19:11
tricienshow do I do that?19:11
BUGabundobbl dinner and doing a jaunty presentation latter19:11
james_wgo back to the terminal and hit "enter"19:11
james_wyou should see it asking you to do that19:11
triciensjames_w: yes, it's uploading data to launchpad now19:12
triciensi think it's finished19:12
triciensoh that's cool. My bug report now has much more information in Launchpad19:13
triciensThat will hopefully help fix it19:13
tricienshttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/36622519:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 366225 in ubuntu "Ubuntu 9.04 Log Out broken" [Undecided,New]19:14
james_wwow that's a lot of attachments :-)19:15
james_wtriciens: what method do you use to log out?19:16
triciensjames_w: I clicked on my username in the top right corner of screen, then clicked "Log Out"19:16
james_wtriciens: cool19:16
james_wtriciens: is the machine in that state now?19:16
triciensyes19:17
james_wok19:17
james_wplease use "ctrl+alt+f2"19:17
james_wthen "ctrl+alt" and each F key up to 719:17
triciensok, i pressed that. Screen went black for a second but came back19:17
james_wand look for anything interesting19:17
james_winteresting would be more log messages or similar19:18
james_wmost of them will be pretty blank19:18
tricienswow, that was scary19:19
james_wheh :-)19:19
triciensnothing interesting I'm afraid19:19
james_wdamn19:19
james_wdo you know which screen was the one that you saw when you logged out?19:20
james_wit will probably be F1 or F719:20
triciensi think i just got the black screen with white text that I attached to the bug report19:21
james_wtriciens: yeah, it doesn't really matter though19:22
james_wtriciens: I can get you back to an X session, and then you can attach a couple of other files that will be useful19:23
triciensokay, lets do it19:23
james_wif you get to a screen that has "login" on it19:23
james_wyou should have seen some of those as you went through the F keys19:23
triciensso you want me to press ctrl alt F1?19:24
james_wyeah, that should do it19:24
triciensand then what?19:24
james_wit should say "login"?19:24
triciensyes19:24
james_wok19:24
james_wtype in your username and hit enter19:24
james_wthen it will ask for your password19:24
james_wgive that too19:24
james_wthen you should get a terminal prompt19:25
triciensyes19:25
james_wok19:25
james_wnow you need to type "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"19:25
triciensI can get to the prompt by pressing ctrl alt F1, and I get back here by pressing ctrl alt F719:26
james_wwhich will ask for your password19:26
tricienscan i copy and paste that or do i have to remember it?19:26
james_wwhat you are doing with the F keys is changing "virtual terminals"19:26
triciensoh19:26
james_wyou probably don't have a mouse19:26
james_woh, hang on19:26
tricienshanging on...19:26
james_wyou are talking on the same machine that has the problem?19:27
triciensyes19:27
james_woh19:27
tricienslol19:27
james_wdon't do that then :-)19:27
triciensit would restart PC?19:27
james_wI thought you were on a different machine, sorry19:27
james_wit would restart X, so you would lose any open windows and things19:27
james_wsorry about that :-)19:27
triciensno problem19:28
triciensthere is another PC in this room I can use to get into this IRC19:28
james_wok, please attach /var/log/gdm:0.log and /var/log/gdm/:0.log.1 to the bug report19:28
triciensif you give me a minute I will fire it up19:28
tricienshow do I attach that?19:28
james_wfrom the bug webpage19:28
james_wthere's a link at the bottom to add a comment19:29
james_wunder that is a form to attach something19:29
triciensand I click that and browse, but where are these log files?19:29
james_wStart from "File system" on the left19:30
james_wthen "var", then "log" etc.19:30
triciensdone19:32
triciensI have to go eat now19:32
triciensdo you think someone will be able to solve the bug?19:32
james_wthere's certainly a lot more useful information now19:35
changeexit19:35
james_wthere's no obvious errors in those logs though unfortunately19:36
hggdhtriciens, out of curiosity, can you see what you have under /var/crash? pastebin it here19:49
hggdh!pastebin19:49
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)19:49
tricienshggdh: I don't have anything in the crash folder20:02
hggdhtriciens, OK, it was worth a try -- if one of your apps had crashed, it would be there...20:04
triciensthanks, i will try to remember that for the future20:05
triciensso who fixes bugs? volunteers? Canonical?20:07
james_wanyone that wants to20:08
james_wor "no-one" if you believe some people :-)20:08
tricienslol20:08
triciensand if someone says they have fixed a bug, do other people check to make sure they have done a good job and not created 10 new bugs?20:08
hggdhwe do try, triciens, we do try ;-)20:09
triciensgood good20:09
triciensare xorg bugs seen as quite important? xorg is to do with windows and things?20:10
hggdhtriciens, X is what gives you the graphical environment. Without X you are down to the command-line...20:12
hggdhand yes, xorg is what we use, and what gives you the windows, and all of that20:13
james_wyeah, they are important, but there are also lots of them, so it's difficult20:14
triciensk20:18
bdmurraywow, no more page loads for unmarking as privacy and security!20:30
kees\o/20:31
triciensI've just downloaded the ATI catalyst control centre for Linux. I double click the to try to install it but I get a 'Launch Application' box asking me to choose a program to open it with. Anyone?20:38
Elbrustriciens: these questions are better asked in the #ubuntu channel20:39
triciensElbrus, the Ubuntu channel is crazy. I have been in there.20:40
hggdhstill, triciens, you should not expect a response for this type of questions here. We deal with bug triaging *only* here.20:43
triciensokay, fair enough. Didn't realise it was so strict!20:44
triciensback to the jungle I go....20:45
hggdhheh. We have to be, otherwise we will end up flooded (er, like #ubuntu?)20:45
dtchenBUGabundo: pong21:14
BUGabundodtchen: hi21:15
BUGabundodtchen: no audio :(21:15
BUGabundorunning a strace gedit21:15
BUGabundokilled it21:15
BUGabundono idea why or how21:15
BUGabundolet me run an update apport alsa for you21:16
dtchenwhat do you mean by "killed it"?21:16
BUGabundodtchen: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/36634621:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 366346 in alsa-driver "no audio" [Undecided,New]21:18
BUGabundodtchen: killed it as in, no longer works21:18
BUGabundopa -k ; start--pulse ; doesn't help either21:18
BUGabundopauvcontrol shows no app publsing sound either21:19
dtchenso you can't get pulse to work, ok. does alsa itself work?21:19
BUGabundobut mic to speakers *does* work21:19
dtchenso alsa works, ok.21:19
dtchenthat is really quite the opposite of "no audio"21:19
BUGabundohaven't tried alsa yet21:20
BUGabundolet me give it a test21:20
BUGabundoduh!21:21
BUGabundostupid volume controls21:21
dtchenright21:21
BUGabundoalsamixer had master at 50%21:21
BUGabundobut it shows at 100% on gnome volume applet21:21
BUGabundosetting alsamixer to 100% brings sound again21:21
dtchencheck which mixer perspective you're tracking in g-v-c21:22
BUGabundolet me test exail21:22
BUGabundodtchen: doesn't work21:23
BUGabundono sound ...21:23
dtchenkillall pulseaudio; pulseaudio -vvv21:24
dtchenplay something using exaile, pastebin the pulseaudio spew21:24
BUGabundoG-V-C is set to HDA intel (alsa mixer)21:24
BUGabundoI heard some pings from pidgin for a sec, but then stop working agin21:25
hggdhbug 35384621:27
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/353846/+text)21:27
BUGabundook21:28
BUGabundoI just heard pidgin ping21:28
BUGabundolol21:28
BUGabundobut exaile no..21:28
BUGabundolet me try totem21:28
BUGabundototem is working dtchen21:28
BUGabundolet me try exaile again from cli21:29
BUGabundodtchen: and now its working21:29
BUGabundoguess alsamixer did the trick21:29
BUGabundobut why did it get out of sync with GVC ?21:29
dtchengood question. it's probably the age-old gnome-media bits.21:30
dtchenit *could* be locking in the mixer interface, but that would be suspect.21:30
BUGabundoI'll have to make a clean isntall for KK21:31
BUGabundohggdh: you could have mention the package name in the subject21:31
dtchenit's difficult to say, because we're not running the latest alsa code, so we have a crackton more debugging21:31
BUGabundoand I still have that stupid blur sound every time I terminate my session21:32
BUGabundoits really bad when I'm in a public place21:32
BUGabundolol21:32
dtcheni'm not particularly concerned with those symptoms21:32
BUGabundoI know21:32
BUGabundoim the single person to mention it21:33
dtchenno, it's more that ubuntu ships mismatched components in the audio stack21:33
dtchenuntil that changes, people will experience massive problems21:33
BUGabundoah that21:34
BUGabundoso will KK have full sync?21:34
dtchenfor audio, at least, one probably wants jaunty+1 month21:34
BUGabundoor is it hard past featurefreeze ?21:34
dtchenkarmic probably will face the same problems21:34
BUGabundoyeah21:35
BUGabundoonce we freeze and still bring a few stuff to fix concrete probs21:35
dtchena *huge* number of bugs are wiped out simply by using the latest stable alsa userspace and pulseaudio21:35
dtchena further portion is wiped out by using the pcm_lib changes that will be SRUd21:36
BUGabundoeheh I'll be here testing KK by then21:37
BUGabundolol21:37
BUGabundoany new on when tool chain opens?21:37
BUGabundoalready saw them on archive21:37
BUGabundo. pool... and LP db21:37
dtchenthe toolchain is building21:38
hggdhBUGabundo, what package?21:49
hggdhBUGabundo, ah you are talking about bug 353846?21:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 353846 in python-launchpadlib "Please include into main" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35384621:53
torkianohello BUGabundo ;)22:53
BUGabundotorkiano: hi22:53
BUGabundoplease ping dtchen, and let him know about your audio probs22:53
torkianoBUGabundo, ok, thank you22:54
BUGabundodtchen: ping22:54
BUGabundodtchen: torkiano recording volume is too low22:55
torkianodtchen, XPS m1330 here22:55
torkianoIt seems that it's a reported bug: bug 27599822:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 275998 in alsa-lib "internal mic capture very low volume when routed through pulseaudio" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27599822:57
BUGabundotorkiano: $ apport-collect alsa-base 27599822:58
BUGabundothat's a very old and very mess report23:00
torkianoBUGabundo, wonderful command23:00
BUGabundoeheh23:00
BUGabundothanks pitti for all the work with it23:00
BUGabundohggdh: did you file the bug for the lib?23:01
torkianoIt should be very visible in the lanchpad page23:01
BUGabundono need23:02
BUGabundobug triagers ask for it when needed23:02
hggdhBUGabundo, yes, I did23:02
BUGabundobut so you know any bug you want to file start it with $ ubuntu-bug PACKAGE23:02
BUGabundohggdh: id? the one I saw you giving here was for MIR23:03
hggdhBUGabundo, no, this one was opened my pitti early in April23:03
theuser1can i got back to the previous driver of intel that was working?23:03
hggdhBUGabundo, bug 36625423:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 366254 in apport "apport-collect should provide better instructions on needed packages" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36625423:03
theuser1https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/304871?comments=all23:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 304871 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[i845G] Fatal server error: Couldn't bind memory for BO front buffer (Jaunty)" [High,Fix released]23:03
BUGabundoahhh didn't see that one23:03
theuser1i think its the driver. because i upgraded distro. it was working in the previous. now in new. some desktop effects are also n23:04
theuser1i cant play any video with any player. kubuntu 9.04. when i click a movie two times. first player windows shows blue screen. the other works good. then i close the first one to watch the movies. whats happening ?it was working i23:05

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