[07:18] <n0s0r0g> Hi, all. I'm trying to install ubuntu-9.04-umpc on asus eepc 900. Md5sum - correct. CD Test reporting error in 1 file (try on 2 flash drives). UNR work very slow. Glxgears - 18 fps.
[08:06] <n0s0r0g> I put ubuntu-umpc to flash and and run md5sum: ./pool/main/p/ppp/ppp_2.4.5~git20081126t100229-0ubuntu2_i386.deb: No such file or directory
[08:29] <thekorn> n0s0r0g, this is a known bug, let me find the bug number
[08:30] <thekorn> n0s0r0g, bug 360925
[08:30] <ubot4> Launchpad bug 360925 in mobile-meta "md5sum check of UNR image fails in one file" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/360925
[08:31] <n0s0r0g> thekorn, so the image is "correct"? I can install it?
[08:32] <thekorn> n0s0r0g, yes it has been verified that the image is correct
[08:32] <thekorn> it's the md5sum.txt which has the "wrong" path for this file
[08:33] <n0s0r0g> thekorn, What about very slow graphic perfomance on asus eeepc 900? glxgears = 18-20 fps. UI is very slow.
[08:36] <thekorn> n0s0r0g, soory have not seen a bug about it, what graphic card is this device using?
[08:36] <thekorn> graphic performance on my eeepc 1000 is ok
[08:36] <n0s0r0g> thekorn, Intel 915GM
[08:38] <thekorn> n0s0r0g, ah ok,afaik there are known issues with intel graphic chips, and I'm sure a lot of bugreports about it on launchpad.net
[08:39] <thekorn> this is also mentionened in the release notes
[08:39] <thekorn> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyJackalope/ReleaseNotes#Performance%20regressions%20on%20Intel%20graphics%20cards
[09:09] <n0s0r0g> thekorn, Boot from ubuntu-i386 LiveCD on eeepc900: graphics works fine. Glxgears ~130-140 fps.
[09:13] <n0s0r0g> thekorn, So, slow graphic perfomance on Intel i915GM is only in ubuntu-UMPC...
[09:19] <thekorn> n0s0r0g, ok, that sounds good, why not using this on your eeepc?
[09:20] <thekorn> maybe you should talk to the people at #ubuntu-mobile about your experiences
[09:20] <n0s0r0g> thekorn, ok, thanks.
[15:20] <hggdh> the owner of ubot4 might want to inhibit replies to ubottu output (actually, ubottu might also do the same). See #ubuntu-bugs for an example (at least it does not go forever)