wip | hi, is there any change in permission for polling hid device in jaunty? | 00:46 |
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wip | even with root i cannot poll any hid device with jaunty | 00:46 |
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wip | still trying to use my wacom with jaunty... xinput -list = "Wacom Graphire2 4x5"id=12[XExtensionKeyboard] | 03:01 |
wip | [XExtensionKeyboard] that is not right... | 03:01 |
wip | how to change Wacom from XExtensionKeyboard to XExtensionPointer? | 03:03 |
* wip desesperate | 03:14 | |
wip | oups.. | 03:14 |
ebroder | Why did dh_pycentral start removing symlinked files on upgrades? | 04:12 |
ebroder | It's causing problems for me with the upgrade process in the python-xen-3.3 package because the python-xen-3.3 modules go away before the prerm of xen-utils-3.3 is called, and xen-utils-3.3 needs those modules in place | 04:13 |
ebroder | Wait...since xen-utils-3.3 depends on python-xen-3.3, shouldn't xen-utils prerm get called before python-xen's? | 04:14 |
Amaranth | ebroder: for what? | 04:15 |
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ebroder | Huh? | 04:15 |
ebroder | Oh - for stopping xend | 04:15 |
ebroder | Shouldn't all of a package's dependencies still be fully installed when its prerm runs? | 04:18 |
ebroder | Or are they only guaranteed to be unpacked? | 04:22 |
StevenK | Hmmm. Check Debian Policy | 04:23 |
ebroder | Yeah - it definitely seems like the prerm for python-xen-3.3 is being run before the prerm for xen-utils-3.3, in spite of the fact that xen-utils-3.3 depends on python-xen-3.3: http://paste.ubuntu.com/174036/ | 05:05 |
ebroder | That's incredibly irritating | 05:05 |
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MelisU | Hello, what is the exec key for the directory the file is in? Like evince %f is for file .. but which key is the dir? | 08:37 |
persia | MelisU, http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/ar01s06.html | 08:40 |
MelisU | persia: Yeah I already found that, but which one is for the dir?? | 08:41 |
persia | I don't think there is one. Best to use %f (or %F), and have the application sort it out. | 08:41 |
geser | anyone around who could please give-back findlib? thanks | 11:27 |
Hobbsee | geser: done | 11:43 |
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sladen | since the release, at every boot up, 'update-manager' is popping up with three open windows. | 12:46 |
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lamont | who knows d-i well? | 15:45 |
persia | lamont, I've read a fair bit of the code, but I can't say I know it well. What's the question? | 15:57 |
lamont | well, it took me a minute to remember that the netboot initrd gets one -server... I want a netboot ubuntu-desktop... so what do I need to abuse to fix that? | 15:57 |
persia | Select the ubuntu-desktop task and dselect all the server tasks in tasksel when netbooting? | 15:58 |
persia | You can preseed tasksel, but I don't understand the intricacies of that. | 15:59 |
lamont | persia: that would be the specific question, I fear | 16:01 |
lamont | though I might have that figured out well enough now | 16:02 |
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calc | fsck on a 750gb ext3 usb drive takes a very long time | 17:25 |
sebner | calc: ext4 ext4 ext4 \o/ | 17:29 |
ebroder | Does it actually help fsck time? | 17:29 |
ion_ | The ext3 performance improvements in 2.6.30 are nice, btw. Not that it affects fsck, though. | 17:30 |
jdong | ebroder: yeah, as long as a significant part of the drive is unused ;-) | 17:30 |
ebroder | That's like saying that my computer is really fast when I'm not running any programs :-P | 17:31 |
jdong | indeed :) | 17:31 |
d1b | ion_: what kind of a performance do they provide? | 17:36 |
d1b | (increase) | 17:36 |
sebner | ion_: I'd stick to ext4 | 17:36 |
ion_ | d1b: http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_2_6_30#head-329ba44b44a7f58c98ae22b8f2730418cdd6630d | 17:37 |
jdong | lol by "performance" you mean set data=writeback default? :P | 17:38 |
ion_ | jdong: Fixing the issues the change would otherwise have caused (as well as the ext4 issue), and *then* changing the mode. | 17:39 |
jdong | well specifically what did they do to address the potential out-of-order hazards? | 17:41 |
jdong | all I see is fsync-on-rename hacks and such | 17:41 |
jdong | and GRR ath9k, screw you. please stop trying tx bitrate:324.0 MBit/s MCS 28 40Mhz | 17:41 |
d1b | btw any one know how to set the country code for wifi ? | 17:42 |
jdong | d1b: iw reg set... | 17:42 |
jdong | linuxwireless has more info on doing it | 17:42 |
jdong | http://linuxwireless.org/en/developers/Regulatory/CRDA | 17:43 |
d1b | it would be nice if a google turned that up ... | 17:43 |
d1b | couldn't find it before | 17:43 |
d1b | / not in the iwconfig man page to try iw | 17:43 |
jdong | yeah it's a bit unintuitive | 17:43 |
jdong | and google has a lot of blind-leading-the-blind when it comes to this subject :( | 17:44 |
d1b | + does it default to us ... it should be international | 17:44 |
jdong | I'm not sure what it "defaults" per se to... I think udev rules are supposed to handle locality | 17:44 |
d1b | jdong: what areas are available can't find it / the short names | 17:45 |
d1b | other than us | 17:45 |
calc | d1b: aiui it is supposed to ask the AP | 17:45 |
* calc isn't sure how that works | 17:46 | |
d1b | calc: oh. thats fair enough but i know there is said network on channel 13. | 17:46 |
d1b | can't see it. | 17:46 |
jdong | http://wireless.kernel.org/en/developers/Regulatory | 17:47 |
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jdong | specifically, http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/linville/wireless-regdb.git;a=blob;f=db.txt;hb=HEAD | 17:48 |
d1b | k | 17:51 |
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olmari | Would there be any possibility to have "server" as type-in selection in mini.iso installation? (is this correct channel to suggest) | 21:11 |
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wip | how to change this: "Wacom Graphire2 4x5 cursor"id=10[XExtensionKeyboard] to [XEntensionPointer]. my wacom is not a keyboard | 22:14 |
wip | i saw today an update of xserver-xorg-input-synaptics but still no luck with my wacom | 22:14 |
ion_ | wip: When you report the bug, please share the link, i’ll want to subscribe. | 22:16 |
wip | ion_: will do but i need to be sure it's not just me | 22:17 |
ion_ | It might be related to the HAL→udev/DeviceKit migration, but dunno really. | 22:17 |
ion_ | Or perhaps it’s a bug in the evdev Xorg driver. | 22:17 |
wip | ion_: yes i think it's because of the new way of talking to the device (HAL) | 22:17 |
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ripps | Can someone help me with a debuild script of mine, I'm trying to get debuild to ignore several debian.* backup directories that keep for backports. I already use "debuild -i\.git|.hg|.svn|.bzr/" to ignore various vcs directories | 23:00 |
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sladen | ripps: can't you just append them to the .-i list | 23:47 |
olmari | Would there be any possibility to have "server" as type-in selection in mini.iso installation? (is this correct channel to suggest) | 23:47 |
Turl1 | hi | 23:58 |
Turl1 | how can I copy a script in debian/scripts/foo to usr/bin ? | 23:59 |
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