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BUGabundoTMoraisTMoraisTMoraisTMoraisTMorais00:28
BUGabundooops00:28
BUGabundowrong key.00:28
BUGabundoforcing upgrade of MONO to see if I get GnomeDo back00:30
billybigriggerhmm00:41
billybigriggergnome-do works on my testing machine00:42
billybigriggerin vbox00:42
billybigriggerbut not my desktop, both are upgraded the same :P00:42
billybigriggerBUGabundo::: what packages are you forcing?00:44
BUGabundopleanty00:46
BUGabundook seems to be starting now00:46
BUGabundoand working. just posted to identica00:47
billybigriggerhmm00:48
billybigriggerwhat is identica?00:49
BUGabundoit's a FOSS µblog, based on twitter api00:50
BUGabundobillybigrigger: see PVT00:50
SeveredCrossBUGabundo: Why did you write MONO?00:51
SeveredCrossThat's not the software's name...00:51
BUGabundome!?!00:52
BUGabundoI don't do code! I don't even fix bugs on gwibber00:52
BUGabundomuch less write the all thing00:52
SeveredCross2009 Jun 23 19:30:02  BUGabundo: forcing upgrade of MONO to see if I get GnomeDo back00:52
BUGabundoi' so confused right now! should be in bed! ehe00:53
BUGabundoSeveredCross: well MONO was stuck back! aptitude didn't even upgrade it00:53
SeveredCrossWhy "MONO" though...It's "Mono."00:53
BUGabundoso I opened Synaptic, purged a bunch of old libs and then upgraded _Mono_!00:54
BUGabundoSeveredCross: no idea why... maybe to enfatize it00:54
BUGabundoI keep messing openSUSE too, by writing openSuse00:55
xyzzymazegreetings all ... would not having dm-mod available at install of live-CD be issue for this channel?  To use lvm2?01:40
BUGabundoguud questio xyzzymaze01:46
BUGabundosince we now have grub2, I wonder if we can finally have a single LVM volume01:46
BUGabundowould be great for EEEPC01:46
BUGabundowith two SSDs01:46
xyzzymazeBUGabundo: yes, it def would be .. system on one, data on the other, allocate as needed.01:47
xyzzymazeBUGabundo: Weird that many other distro's have lvm2 at install and ubuntu (seems) to not .. I'm OK with doing a work around at install, I just want to get the module loaded!01:48
BUGabundoxyzzymaze: ubuntu as it, on the alternate CD, not the live one01:50
BUGabundoxyzzymaze: why would you place data on diff SSDs?01:50
BUGabundothat's BAD!01:50
BUGabundoplus one is much slower!01:50
BUGabundoif you LVM both, you increase the average speed, and loose the size limits of both!01:51
xyzzymazeBUGabundo: ah .. I'll look there .. well, yes, I was thinking from data backup and recov view ..01:51
BUGabundono need01:51
BUGabundosince hardy, you can reinstall the system (and if you don't select format)01:51
xyzzymazeBUGabundo: So you say,put all volumes in one vg?01:52
BUGabundothe installer will remove all system files, leave the users ones, and then install fresh01:52
BUGabundoxyzzymaze: put both SSDs on ONE logical volume, filled with /01:52
BUGabundoand put swap on file too01:53
xyzzymazeCool, did not know this about alternate .. I will def do that.  I see .. yes, but if you loosed one ssd (say the 2nd one) what happens to that one lv?01:53
BUGabundolost data01:54
BUGabundobut that would happen the same even if you only had ONE disk01:54
xyzzymazeYou are doing mirror or raid then, right? Ah ... , ok.. ;')01:54
BUGabundono raid01:54
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BUGabundojust LVM01:54
xyzzymazeTrue, true .. I like the lvm appoach from me allocating the space as I see fit, and keeping back what does not need to be used.  So, if I dd or image an lv, it does not take as long.01:55
DanaGodd... grub-efi gives me a bogus hd0 that contains only TWO of all of my partitions.01:56
DanaGhd1 is the real drive, for some reason.01:56
xyzzymazeMight want to look at the drive cables?  Is this ide or sata?01:57
RAOFAlso, if you ever want to migrate data _off_ a drive being used as an LVM physical volume, it rocks hard.  Everything can be done online, fully mounted.01:58
xyzzymazeI thought grub device numbering was semi-related to physical cabling of the drives .. <shrug>01:58
xyzzymazeRAOF: Absolutely .. another cool reason.01:59
DanaGoh yeah, and how do you make grub2 set root to a specific uuid?01:59
DanaG... within a menuentry?01:59
RAOFsearch --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set cdc5d3da-479a-469b-bf7a-45c53531e28202:00
xyzzymazeno idea from me ... menu.lst?? just guessing here02:00
DanaGthat's a silly parameter name: --set02:00
DanaG--set what?02:00
DanaGbetter name would be --set-root02:00
RAOFFor those playing at home, that translates to "search for a drive with UUID=cdc5d3da-479a-469b-bf7a-45c53531e282 and set it to be the root drive"02:01
RAOFNone of those --options take parameters.  It could be search --set --whatever ...02:01
DanaGSTill, it's a bad name.02:01
RAOFFeel free to file a bug, though.  That seems like a reasonable point.02:01
DanaGIt's like having a random button on your dashboard: "set"02:01
RAOFDebian's grub2 maintainers are embedded in upstream, so if you can convince them...02:02
RAOFOh, you've got an nv2x card, don't you?02:03
RAOFThere's a reasonable chance that you'll be able to enable KMS (and possibly make your system hardlock when trying to start X) with a package from xorg-edgers soon.02:05
DanaGwho are you talking to now?02:05
RAOFDanaG: You.  Or, anyone with an nv{1,2,3,4}x card.02:06
DanaGRight now I'm mucking around trying to get a nice grub experience when having vista, jaunty, and karmic.02:06
xyzzymazeNot me .. I was happy to actually get my ATI HD2400 card to work today with 9.0402:07
DanaGBut the grub2 on karmic won't let itself embed into a partition.02:07
DanaGWhy would grub-efi create a bogus second (or rather, "first) hard drive?02:09
DanaGI have (hd0,1) and (hd0,2) that are the EFI partition and one of the Linux partitions... but nothing else.02:09
DanaG... and then I have an (hd1,x) that is the real hard drive.02:10
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* BUGabundo $ bed ; echo command not found. please try apt-get install sleepdisorder 02:57
arand!!02:59
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/38366803:06
ubottuUbuntu bug 383668 in linux "Suspending with mounted ext3 formatted SD card erases partition table (karmic regression)" [High,Fix released]03:06
DanaGyay, fixed.03:06
DanaGugh, I hate how they removed the logout and shutdown from the system menu.03:08
iflemaremove the user switcher from taskbar and it returns to system or at least it does in 9.0403:14
billybigriggeranyone else getting this error while updating/upgrading?03:30
billybigriggerhttp://imagebin.ca/view/aUPYdk.html03:30
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AaronMTNetsplit++04:40
ghindoIs anybody else having trouble logging into GNOME?04:50
SeveredCrossNope, can't say I am.04:50
ghindoThis last round of updates has presented the first challenge of this development cycle :p04:58
rippsghindo: are you a fresh install or an upgrade05:02
ghindoripps:  Upgrade.05:07
rippsYou might have encountered an upgrade path problem, I did a fresh install and I have no trouble logging in. File a bug and try to provid as much detail about how you login as possible05:08
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DanaG!busybox07:09
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about busybox07:09
DanaGokay, where do I find out about that bug... before I actually run into it, rather than after?07:10
DanaGAnd when'll NV17 likely be getting KMS?07:10
DanaGhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1193947&page=307:14
billybigriggerDanaG::: you running 30-10 kernel?07:14
DanaGJust installed it, in fact.07:14
DanaGHaven't rebooted to it... and it doesn't have a nouveau module.07:15
DanaGThis is the PPA I'm using: https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/nouveau07:15
billybigriggertheres a ppa for the new busybox aswell07:16
billybigriggerhttps://launchpad.net/~dupondje/+archive/ppa07:16
DanaGhttps://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/nouveau07:16
DanaGhttps://launchpad.net/~sarvatt/+archive/nouveau07:17
DanaGWhat's the difference between those two?  =P07:17
billybigriggerhaha that was weird07:17
billybigriggerdupondje::: did you sense your name being called in here or what?07:17
dupondjehaha no :P07:17
dupondjewhere ? :)07:17
billybigriggerhttps://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/nouveau  <------- this one's packages were published a day later07:18
billybigrigger<billybigrigger> theres a ppa for the new busybox aswell07:18
billybigrigger<billybigrigger> https://launchpad.net/~dupondje/+archive/ppa07:18
billybigrigger* dupondje (n=dupondje@235.167-78-194.adsl-static.isp.belgacom.be) has joined #Ubuntu+107:18
billybigrigger:P07:18
dupondje:P07:18
billybigrigger12:30am, must......get.....sleeeeeeeeeepp07:20
billybigriggernight all07:20
DanaGTue Jun 23 23:24:59 PDT 200907:24
DanaGwhen will we have nouveau KMS on nv17?07:34
DanaGmyargh.07:35
* DanaG goes off to bed.07:38
DanaGbah.07:58
GunbladeIVi upgraded to karmic by using update-manager -d08:06
GunbladeIVand it failed to boot with <ALERT>cannot fint root by UUID. but workaround of rootdelay=60 to my kernel line in grub seem to work.08:07
dupondjeGunbladeIV: its busybox thats broken08:10
dupondjehttps://launchpad.net/~dupondje/+archive/ppa08:10
dupondjeadd my ppa to sources.list08:10
dupondjeupgrade busybox-initramfs08:10
dupondjeand do: update-initramfs -uk all08:10
GunbladeIVdupondje, i'll try08:10
dupondjethats the real fix ;)08:10
GunbladeIVthanks for the info08:10
dupondjenp :)08:11
maxb_Anyone found detection of Synaptics touchpads has broken in the last day or so?08:53
maxb_hal seems to have decided my touchpad is a mouse08:57
maxb_ftr rollback to abi 9 kernel as workaround09:14
GunbladeIVdupondje, that solve the boot problem09:15
GunbladeIVmesa driver version 7.4 is buggy09:15
dupondje:)09:15
dupondjethe fix will be in official repo's in some minutes :)09:16
GunbladeIVi have to take 20 minute jst to revert back to 7.309:16
dupondjeso no need to keep my ppa btw09:16
GunbladeIVdupondje, noted.09:16
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dupondjedamn, Furius Iso Mount Tool10:30
dupondjegreat thing !10:30
slytherinCan anyone running karmic and using brasero confirm that bug 270976 is fixed in latest gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad package?10:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270976 in gst-plugins-bad-multiverse0.10 "[SRU] gst-plugins-bad0.10 needs rebuilding with mjpegtools to enable burning video with Brasero" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27097610:34
dupondjehow to test :)10:38
dupondjeas launchpad is down atm10:38
slytherindupondje: it is accessible now in read only mode10:39
dupondjeu can"t view bugs :)10:40
slytherindupondje: I am able to view the bug mentioned.10:49
dupondje Launchpad is offline for scheduled maintenance. We should be back soon.10:50
dupondjetotally not :P10:50
slytherinahh, now it is not accessible for me too10:51
* robin0800 launchpad planned maintenance 24th June 2009 from 09.00 UTC10:54
dupondjemmm, seems like there were some packages with a newer version in Jaunty then Karmic when I did upgrade, now how can I revert those packages to the latest karmic version ?11:20
christop_after the latest update my gnome session ends after i unlock the default keyring11:43
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chrissturmalso the latest kernel package doesnt boot11:44
RAOFPeople keep saying that.  Mine boots fine :)11:47
chrissturmits fixed here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/busybox/1:1.13.3-1ubuntu311:48
eagles0513875!upgrade12:48
ubottuFor upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading12:48
eagles0513875hey guys how can i upgrade to karmic im following the upgrading link but for some reason when running update-notifier-kde -u its not finding anything12:50
eagles0513875nm found the issue12:51
slytherineagles0513875: -u or -d?12:58
eagles0513875-d now12:59
eagles0513875update-manager -d isnt doing anything and im on jaunty currently12:59
mvoeagles0513875: please try "DEBUG_UPDATE_MANAGER=1 update-manager -d"13:03
eagles0513875mvo:  that after hitting alt+f213:03
mvothe above needs to be run in a terminal13:04
eagles0513875ok13:05
eagles0513875saying that update-manager isnt installed13:05
eagles0513875installing update-manager13:06
eagles0513875wouldnt that be installed out of the box though13:06
slytherineagles0513875: it should be13:08
eagles0513875for some reason it wasnt for me13:08
eagles0513875now its workign13:08
eagles0513875thanks guys :)13:09
BluesKajHiyas all14:07
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chrissturmubuntu-desktop is uninstallable right now, because update-manager-core update uninstalled update-manager and ubuntu-desktop depends on it14:21
BluesKajchrissturm, use apt or aptitude in the terminal14:22
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BUGabundohey everyone14:43
BUGabundoanyone having trouble with framebuffer on kernel -10?14:43
BUGabundoI get a black screen, nad most of the times it will not get to GDM14:44
BUGabundothis is my stanza14:45
BUGabundo kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.30-10-generic root=UUID=a8aa4adb-b3e6-4e1d-b4ad-e6cd704788b2 ro vga=0x36014:45
billybigriggermornin BUGabundo14:48
billybigriggeri think there's a forum thread on it somewhere, lemme dig it up14:49
billybigriggerdid you try booting with 'nomodeset'14:49
billybigrigger?14:49
BUGabundohey billybigrigger14:50
BUGabundoerr no!14:50
BUGabundowhat's that?14:50
billybigriggererr trying removing vga=xxxx too14:50
billybigriggerhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195481&page=214:50
billybigriggerits a problem with kms apparently14:50
BUGabundoyeah removing it works14:51
BUGabundoand running on single user14:51
BUGabundoolder kernel had no trouble what so ever14:51
* BUGabundo hates foruns!14:51
billybigriggeryeah, 30-10 kernel seems to have quite a few problems since yesterday14:52
billybigriggeranywho need to shower and get ready for my first interview in 6 years! :) eeeek14:53
billybigriggerlater14:53
BUGabundoguud luck billybigrigger14:54
BUGabundoI've been unpl for 6 months14:54
BUGabundoI can imagine what you are going !14:54
yofelhm, here 30-10 didn't cause much problems, only usplash stopped working14:54
billybigriggeryeah, i havent worked since feb 1st :(14:55
BUGabundohaven't used splash since..... gutsy ?14:55
billybigriggerhopefully i get this job! :P14:55
billybigriggeranywho, seeya's all later14:55
BUGabundoguud luck billybigrigger14:55
billybigriggerroger14:55
billybigrigger:P14:55
BUGabundoand out!14:55
BUGabundo:p14:55
BUGabundoyofel: 64bits? with FB?14:55
yofelBUGabundo: nope, 32bits (eeePC)14:56
BUGabundocould be it14:56
yofeland I somehow got a better tty resolution by enabling kms14:56
BUGabundofor me its bug 39121514:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 391215 in linux-meta "vga=791 kernel line option does not work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39121514:57
BUGabundohey tgpraveen14:58
eagles0513875seems like wifi stuff is broken or something im unable to connect to wifi at home after upgrading to karmic14:59
tgpraveenhey BUGabundo14:59
yofeleagles0513875: *what* wifi? my ralink an intel cards work fine14:59
eagles0513875i have a broadcom14:59
BUGabundointel 4965 working OK here15:00
eagles0513875i just upgraded from jaunty and its constantly asking for my password for the wpa secured network15:00
eagles0513875is there still a bug with wpa15:00
BUGabundoOTOH 3G is very slow now15:00
BUGabundoeagles0513875: remove the old wifi account and make a new one15:00
BUGabundothe keyring must be locked15:00
eagles0513875BUGabundo: i did i deleted everything cept kopete stuff in kwallet15:01
tgpraveenBUGabundo: are u using empathy?15:02
BUGabundopidgin15:02
tgpraveenok.15:03
tgpraveenit seems odd but u dont appear in the chat list of this room15:03
tgpraveenin empathy fro me and hence i am also not able to use tab autocomplete for ur name15:04
* eagles0513875 goes to hunt on launchpad as to why i cannot connect to my wifi ap15:04
eagles0513875yofel: are you connected to a wpa securred wifi connection15:04
yofelmy wifi is a .11g with wpa2/aes15:05
tgpraveeni think its because u r using capital letters in ur name15:05
tgpraveenhmm.. empathy requires lot of love it seems15:05
bentenhi15:05
bentenwhatis partial upgrade15:06
bentenwhy some packets are kept back and are not upgraded with others15:06
eagles0513875yofel: and you can connect fine15:06
bentenis it ok to upgrade / install packages kept back, by means of update manager ?15:07
yofeleagles0513875: my rt2860 connects fine, but I know there is a bug that some people can't15:07
* yofel goes searching for it15:07
BUGabundotgpraveen: WFM15:07
eagles0513875yofel: ill join ya in the hunt15:07
BUGabundobenten: something you SHOULD NEVER run15:07
bentenBUGabundo: i run apt-get update n upgrade15:07
PiciI run partial updates all the time.15:07
BUGabundobenten: that usually means packages are still being build so dependencies are incomplete, or a required version bump15:07
BUGabundoif you go with Parcial, you may end up by removing packages15:08
bentenoooh15:08
BUGabundobenten: run UM as usual, and them run $ sudo aptitude safe-upgrade15:08
bentenhmm15:08
BUGabundobenten: aptitude seems to handle versions wayyyy better then apt-get15:08
PiciBUGabundo: You shouldn't have to do both15:08
BUGabundoPici: never lost packages?15:08
yofeleagles0513875: I found bug 33989115:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 339891 in linux "[Jaunty] wireless rt2860 not connecting to WPA" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33989115:09
BUGabundoPici: on every cycle, once I hit the Parcial by accident I get packages removed!15:09
PiciBUGabundo: I always read what is going on before I apply updates.15:09
BUGabundothen I have to check synaptic to reinstall them latter, once available15:09
yofeleagles0513875: has something to do with mixed tkip/aes encryption15:09
BUGabundoPici: I also read them, with apt-changes15:09
tgpraveenyofel: i also remember seeing something similar in karmic forum15:09
PiciI personally don't use any apt gui tools.15:10
eagles0513875yofel: this isnt the case here15:10
eagles0513875yofel: i have no idea where to start with my issue15:10
yofeleagles0513875: dmesg?15:11
BUGabundoPici: so how do you upgrade?15:11
PiciBUGabundo: apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade15:11
BUGabundoPici: I use aptitude instead15:11
BluesKajyofel, eagles0513875 , install Wicd , it';; solve your wifi and dhcp connection troubles ...network management sucks I'm afraid15:11
eagles0513875yofel: i think only thing of significance is that it keeps denying its assosiation with ap with a code 1315:12
eagles0513875BluesKaj: was working fine no problem with network manager widget in jaunty15:12
BUGabundobeen a lover of apt-get for years, until this cycle KDE breakged! aptitude seems to be doing a much better job now, Pici15:12
eagles0513875BluesKaj: yofel any idea what a code 13 means15:12
yofelBluesKaj: *I* don't have any problems15:12
BUGabundoPici: plus the aptitude update is so nice, it even shows how many we will have!15:12
yofeleagles0513875: no, I'm not good with driver problems15:13
BluesKajeagles0513875, , fine but i had to switch ... it was flaky on my setup15:13
eagles0513875BluesKaj: any idea waht a code 13 means15:13
BluesKajno15:13
tgpraveenhmm BUGabundo restarting empathy seems to have fixed everything15:13
tgpraveenhas anyone here got KMS to work with nvidia hardware using noveou drivers perhaps?15:14
chrissturmin what logfile can i look to check why my gnome session keeps dying?15:14
Unksichrissturm: kde does that as well, just after logging in15:15
eagles0513875dunno why im gonna run an fsck in init 1 i have found lately that seems to outa the blues fix alot of issues15:15
yofelchrissturm: define dying - X crash?15:15
chrissturmyofel: it asks me for the keyring password, and when i answer the dialog i am back at gdm15:16
yofelchrissturm: check /var/log/Xorg.0.log15:16
bentenlatest xorg included in karmic ?15:17
yofelbenten: right now it's 7.415:18
bentenk15:18
yofelbenten: if you wan't the latest xorg builds look for the xorg-edgers ppa15:20
chrissturmok, seems to be i965_rdi related15:20
chrissturm(dri)15:20
bentenyofel: thanks15:24
WiclaI'm getting thrown out to gdm every time I log in now since latest dist upgrade. It's the same for both .9 och .10.15:24
yofelWicla: same issue as chrissturm maybe?15:25
Wiclamight be. Doing anything after being logged on I get thrown back to gdm. But just idling seems to work15:26
eagles0513875interesting wifi seems to be bugged somewhere15:27
SKBDoes anyone have any ideas hot to get back my mouse and keyboard input when xorg starts?15:27
SKB*how15:28
bentenSKB: just a thought, xorg.conf ?15:29
SKB(EE) config/hal: couldn't initialise context: (null) ((null))15:29
bentenSKB: sorry, you must be looking for something different15:30
SKBcan't find anything to fix hal either :|15:30
bentenSKB: demolish old hal, construct new one :)15:31
SKBeasy to say :P15:31
BluesKajBUGabundo, yeah, I've been using aptitude almost exclusively since jaunty...apt created some broken dependencies that were solved when I updated with aptitude15:31
SKBbenten:  by the way, what do you mean by construct?15:31
BUGabundoBluesKaj: once you start, you can't go back, right?15:32
bentenSKB: :) city big hall ;)15:32
chrissturmWicla: what graphiccard?15:32
SKBi don't get it...15:32
BluesKajBUGabundo, hehe , yeah it seems so :)15:32
bentenSKB: hal = hardware abstraction layer ?15:33
SKBye15:33
bentenSKB: when you install os there is step to detect kb and mouse15:36
SKBi upgraded from 9.0415:36
SKBand everythoing worked :|15:36
bentenSKB: and ur kb n m stopped working ?15:36
SKBye15:36
SKBi mean like completely disapieared15:36
SKBdisapeared15:37
SKBeven num lock doesn't do anything15:37
bentenSKB: u using usb kb n mouse ?15:37
SKBps/215:37
bentenSKB: well, then how can you interact with your system if you don't have any input source15:40
Wiclachrissturm: 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)15:40
SKBbenten:  root shell from recovery mode15:40
Wiclachrissturm: more specifically: Intel GMA 310015:40
SKBi loose my input only when xorg starts15:40
SKB*lose15:40
chrissturmWicla: it seems to be related to the video-intel driver15:41
chrissturmI see a crash in the xorg log file15:41
WiclaI'm currently at a lecture. can check my logs when it's done15:41
bentenSKB: xorg.conf says, kb settings are read from /etc/default/console-setup15:43
SKBXKBMODEL="pc105"15:45
SKBXKBLAYOUT="us"15:45
SKBseems to be normal15:45
ransomwindow 515:50
BUGabundowhat was that!?!?15:53
Unksisomeone paid the ransoms15:53
BUGabundoahahahahahah15:53
BUGabundoor took them down! LOL15:54
Unksimust be about pirated tomtoms15:54
bentenSKB: if ur xorg.conf and cosole-setup are ok, then next u should check for xinitrc n xclients15:57
bentenSKB: that is all i can help15:57
SKBokay15:57
SKBthanks :>15:57
bentenSKB: but you should hang around and someone will help you to solve your problem :)15:58
peabodyyo16:07
peabodyI will kiss on the mouth anyone that can help me get nvidia hdmi audio out working16:07
eagles0513875hehe16:07
BUGabundopeabody: are you a girl?16:09
BUGabundo:p16:09
peabodynot even close16:09
peabodythat's what makes it so exoticv16:09
peabody:p16:09
BUGabundothen I don't fill like getting your offer :x16:09
peabodyhaha16:09
BUGabundohey kklimonda__16:09
peabodywhat's up BUGabundo :)16:09
BUGabundopeabody: not that, you are thinking of!16:10
peabodyhah!16:10
peabodyI thought with the fresh compile and restored array I would be finished getting this beast running, but now I have no audio.. like it's all apparently installed ... but when I press play, no noise :(16:11
peabodyI set nvidia hdmi audio out to my first preference in system settings, but when I click the device and press test, I get no sound16:12
peabodysuper gay16:12
peabodyso gay, it would probably kiss me on the mouth16:12
Picipeabody: stop16:12
peabodyhammer time?16:12
Picipeabody: Please don't use that word disparagingly in here.16:13
Pici!coc16:13
ubottuThe Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/16:13
peabodythat was so not disparaging but you're the king16:14
* peabody takes a bow16:14
peabodyI just need to hear my music before I drive myself crazy in silence16:15
BUGabundopeabody: talk inside your head... not your fingers! or blog about it... but don't go crazy in here!16:17
thomthompeabody: enjoy the silence16:30
BUGabundonow thomthom ruined it!16:33
BUGabundohey hggdh16:33
thomthomsorry, I seem to have that effect16:34
hggdhOla BUGabundo16:35
svuis karmic going to have eclipse 3.2 as well???????16:36
svunow that we have 3.516:36
* BUGabundo export car; do wash && clean; done; eat; sleep16:37
Le-Chuck_ITAhi there, is usb broken today? I was using my usb keyboard and mouse, upgraded the kernel rebooted and it doesn't work anymore (but it works in the boot screen).16:59
Le-Chuck_ITA2nd question: is the printing system broken too?16:59
dupondjenot known issues17:01
dupondjebut ofc17:01
Le-Chuck_ITAofc?17:01
dupondjeits alpha ....17:01
Le-Chuck_ITAdupondje: I knew at worst the third line would deal with "it's alpha" :) I test alphas since dapper. In this channel people should really refrain from this comment, it's just misplaced most of the time.17:02
Le-Chuck_ITAAnyways thanks for your reply17:02
Le-Chuck_ITAwill try to check what's going on17:02
Le-Chuck_ITAOk the print system is broken on two computers :)17:05
Le-Chuck_ITAit prints 4-up instead of 1-up and two over 4 are black horizontal lines17:06
Le-Chuck_ITAwill report be aware17:06
mtrudelany chance it's not just straight USB keyboard and mice but a bluetooth dongle to run those?17:07
Le-Chuck_ITAmtrudel: no idea but I paid 25 euros the whole thing17:08
Le-Chuck_ITAlet me check17:09
Le-Chuck_ITAit's still working on the second machine (upgrade in progress)17:09
Le-Chuck_ITAmtrudel: HSB HID v1.00 Mouse17:10
Le-Chuck_ITAthis is what I can read in the logs but on the updated machine I don't see anything in the logs when I connect the thing17:11
=== mtrudel is now known as cyphermox
cyphermoxok17:12
DanaGwow, NV actually resumed from suspend, for once?17:12
DanaGSurprising.17:12
DanaGHmm, can't mount USB devices -- no reply on DBUS.17:15
Le-Chuck_ITADanaG: AHA17:15
Le-Chuck_ITAdid you upgrade the kernel right now?17:15
cyphermoxLe-Chuck_ITA: i pretty much meant whether it was a dongle or not.. and if there was something to that effect on the hardware. I noticed that on my bluetooth mouse, I had to unplug it when it reached GDM, then plug it back in before it would actually be detected... that was for kernels 2.6.30-5 up until 2.6.30-917:15
Le-Chuck_ITAcyphermox: yes I tried17:16
Le-Chuck_ITAI do not think it's a dongle but don't know how to know it17:16
Le-Chuck_ITAbut no17:16
Le-Chuck_ITAdoesn't look like17:16
cyphermoxok17:16
Le-Chuck_ITADanaG: thinking about it they should be different issues do you see the usb connect messages in the system logs17:16
DanaGwhat about a dongle?17:17
DanaGoh yeah, nothing special in dmesg.17:17
Le-Chuck_ITADanaG: the kernel is evidently broken w.r.t. usb it seems, I came here to ask about that17:18
Le-Chuck_ITADanaG: you do the report, I confirm it :)17:18
DanaGWorks fine for me; Gnome is what's broken.17:19
DanaGSomething with DeviceKit-Disks.17:19
Le-Chuck_ITADanaG: you said nothing special17:19
Le-Chuck_ITAI got it wrong17:19
Le-Chuck_ITAok17:19
Le-Chuck_ITAgood for you17:19
=== Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth
Le-Chuck_ITADo you have any idea why I have a "cdrom2" icon on my laptop, with only one cdrom and empty? :)17:21
=== Le-Chuck_ITA1 is now known as Le-Chuck_ITA
chrissturmi filed a bug about the xorg crash at login: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/391694 anything else i can add?17:36
ubottuUbuntu bug 391694 in xorg "xorg crashes right after logging in" [Undecided,New]17:36
yofelchrissturm: the next time you report a bug please do that with the command 'ubuntu-bug xorg' - that will automatically add some system information that might be useful for the devs17:48
chrissturmyofel: i know about that tool, but i cant use any gui apps on that machine17:49
chrissturmah, it works via ssh too, great17:51
=== creative1412_ is now known as foo_
yofelchrissturm: if you have no X - ubuntu bug should also give you an option to save the report file it creates. You can then copy it elsewere, but if you can use ssh that's even better :)17:54
chrissturmyofel: i attached the report17:55
chrissturmWicla: can you look at the bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/391694 and verify it?17:56
ubottuUbuntu bug 391694 in xorg "xorg crashes right after logging in" [Undecided,New]17:56
foo_ubottu, !lazy17:59
ubottuBut perhaps operators are lazy, and would rather wait for you to submit a good factoid entry instead...17:59
yofelchrissturm: btw, maybe you noticed that ubottu here is quite intelligent - you don't need to paste the bug url here, just say18:00
yofelbug 39169418:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 391694 in xorg "xorg crashes right after logging in" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39169418:01
foo_guys i got this error E: mime-support: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2 if tried to install of remove any thing!18:01
yofelfoo_: could you nopaste the complete terminal output?18:03
yofel!paste18:03
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 | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic18:03
foo_http://pastebin.com/m3b11b31218:04
foo_i pasted before :) that's a test to use apt18:04
yofelhm, update-alternatives fails18:05
Whitorhowdy... Having trouble getting hdaps working on my thinkpadx61 ... Found bug#297213 on launchpad ... am very concerned that the status has been changed to Won't-fix. It seems like we are leaving a lot of people with no solution here, and none in sight. :(18:05
=== ZehRique_ is now known as ZehRique
Wiclachrissturm: yes. Got the same backtrace as you.18:06
foo_  Bug #22174818:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 221748 in mime-support "package mime-support 3.39-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: " [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22174818:06
foo_that's it i got the same bug18:06
nixternalcompiz segfault with latest updates for anyone else?18:06
foo_and i conformed18:06
nixternalseems to be tied into the framebuffer stuff18:07
foo_yofel, got any ideas ?18:10
chrissturmso how do i get the bug to be confirmed? can anyone that has sees the bug too just set the status to confirmed?18:12
yofelchrissturm: Wicla would be the best person to set it to confirmed18:14
yofelWicla: do you know how to do that?18:14
WiclaFound it, thought it was up to devs to decide18:15
yofelfoo_: not right now, still looking into the issue - the package is installed fine here18:15
yofelWicla: to set it to confirmed it's enough to get somebody to reproduce that issue18:16
foo_yofel, thanks any way :) you tried to help18:16
Wiclayofel, chrissturm: confirmed18:17
yofelfoo_: do you have the file /usr/share/man/ru/man1/vim.1.gz ?18:19
foo_bash: /usr/share/man/ru/man1/vim.1.gz: No such file or directory18:19
foo_yofel, that's bad :D18:20
yofelfoo_: try to intall vim-common18:20
foo_yofel, thanks ! it's gone :D thanks very much شكراً علي مجهودك معايا :)18:22
* yofel goes to make a comment regarding that...18:22
yofelfoo_: do you have 'ubuntu-minimal' installed?18:24
yofelI have to remove that to be able to remove vim-common18:24
foo_yes i have it18:25
yofelokay... now that's odd o.O18:25
foo_yofel, i upgraded to 9.10 10 days ago18:26
yofelfoo_: that still shouldn't happen18:26
yofelok... ubuntu-minimal depends on vim-tiny which depends on vim-common - so how could that happen???18:27
foo_yofel, vim-common was installed but i reinstalled then it worked18:27
yofelmight be a broken update depend then or something like that18:30
foo_may be but it does affected me for 14 hours :)18:30
foo_thanks to my system is OK18:30
=== kklimonda__ is now known as kklimonda
DanaGyargh, "BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at 203d7970"18:48
DanaG"Modules linked in:"18:48
DanaGyeah, no modules listed.18:48
DanaGAnd some of the other kernels are doing anything from turning off the monitor, to "cannot find modules.dep"18:49
DanaGBUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at (null)18:49
DanaGIP: [<(null)>] (null)18:50
DanaGkernel panic - not syncing: Aiee, killing interrupt handler.18:52
DanaGAnyway, this is not a paste of one error... it's me describing all the random, different ones it's giving me.18:52
DanaGhmm, what should I do to try to fix that?18:54
dupondjeits kernel bug :)18:55
dupondjegoogle it18:55
dupondjeif not fixed/reported18:55
dupondje=> report !18:55
DanaGwell, it may also be a hardware issue.18:56
BluesKajntfs will no longer mount  : locale CA.UTF8' is not allowed for uid 1000 ...this just broke after the kernel update18:57
DanaGargh, now:18:58
DanaGselected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS.18:58
DanaGARGH!18:58
dupondjeBluesKaj: whats in fstab18:59
DanaGEach time, it fails differently.19:02
dupondjeDanaG: what are you trying ? :p19:02
DanaGJust booting different kernels.19:03
DanaG-8 and -919:03
DanaGFirst time I've booted this particular desktop in like 4 years.19:03
* DanaG tries disabling APIC now.19:03
DanaGfail. fail.  hey, usplash!19:05
dupondjelol19:05
dupondjeit boots @ random ? :p19:05
dupondjefails* :)19:05
DanaGKilled.  Killed.  Segmentation fault.  No block devices found.  dmraid: error while loading shared libraries: /lib/libdl.so.2: file too short19:06
dupondjerofl rofl :D19:06
dupondjetake hammer !19:07
dupondjeand USE IT !19:07
dupondje:)19:07
DanaGinit[1]:segfault19:12
DanaGno raid disks and with names:"no block devices found"19:16
DanaGyes, it says "and"19:17
* charlie-tca gives DanaG a really big hammer to use19:18
DanaGokay, what was the PPA for the fixed busybox?19:19
* SKB still can't figure out why his mouse and keyboard input vanishes when xorg starts...19:20
DanaGah, found it.19:21
dupondjeDanaG: u don't need it19:21
dupondjeits fixed in repo's now :D19:21
dupondjeand I deleted the package on my ppa :) as its not needed anymore19:21
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BluesKajdupondje, fstab: http://pastebin.ca/1473000 , mtab : http://pastebin.ca/147300619:59
dupondjemmm, the ntfs partition is not in it ?20:01
BluesKajdupondje, that's just it, i don't see any reference to the ntfs partition in there20:01
billybigriggerdupondje::: a fix for busybox has made its way through the repos already? i can remove that entry on the grub wiki about the sleep 0.1 errors?20:11
dupondjeyes its in the repo's :)20:12
PiciI havent rebooted in a few days, I'm afraid to.20:12
BUGabundoPici: be afraid20:13
BUGabundohaven't had such an unstable system since alpha4 jaunty20:14
BUGabundosystem crashs, disk errors, failed boots, crashing apps!20:14
BUGabundothe TRUE devel version of OSs20:14
eagles0513875broken wifi too20:15
eagles0513875at least the wpa bug seems to have resurfaced again in karmic20:15
charlie-tcaYeah, ain't it great to test something that does break?20:15
charlie-tca:-)20:15
eagles0513875heheh ya but i love testing out stuff20:15
billybigriggerdupondje::: fix released june 23 or 24?20:15
dupondjethis morning20:16
BluesKajI'm wondering what caused the link to ntfs to be broken in fstab and mtab , I see the errors but don't know how to fix them20:16
BUGabundoeagles0513875: wifi until now still works20:16
eagles0513875i just upgraded today and i couldnt connect20:16
eagles0513875BUGabundo: is this on a wep encrypted network or wpa that it works20:17
BUGabundoI plan to do a full fresh install in over one year (this sistem comes from alpha 2 hardy)20:17
BUGabundoand now I am having 2nd thoughts20:18
dupondjeBluesKaj: UUID=8E4034FB4034EB99/media/diskntfsrw,nosuid,nodev0120:18
dupondjethats ntfs here in fstab20:18
eagles0513875nice BUGabundo20:18
charlie-tcaI have a fresh install in mind, but Xubuntu alternate cd's are broke, too :-)20:19
BUGabundoahaha20:19
BUGabundoso better wait past A320:19
BUGabundonot sure this system can hold it that long20:19
billybigriggerheh20:20
billybigriggerBUGabundo::: is gnome-do broken or what?20:20
billybigriggerBUGabundo::: like i don't really see any good uses to it, haven't played with too many plugins, but like for example the pastebin plugin....do you use it?20:21
charlie-tcaUbuntu cd's are good20:21
dupondjenothing is broken here :P20:21
dupondjebtw, i'm searching a good backup tool for ubuntu20:21
BUGabundobillybigrigger: it dies every 3 min20:23
BUGabundoif it dies again I'm putting it on a watch -n 120:23
BUGabundoalready have gwibber on -n 1020:23
BUGabundodupondje: err dd ?20:24
dupondjelol dd :)20:24
dupondjedon't need backup of all :)20:24
dupondjewant something GUI'ish ;)20:24
charlie-tcasbackup is supposed to be pretty good, but I don't know if has a GUI for restore yet20:24
dupondjelets see :D20:25
dupondjeit has !20:25
geniiclonezilla is good but not in stock repos, unfortunately20:26
BUGabundogenii: but their devel version is based on karmic20:29
BUGabundoI have stable one on my usb 1.1 128MiBs20:29
billystestingJun 24 13:29:34 testing-desktop kernel: [  156.040068] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 020:29
BUGabundoyou never know when its going to be andy20:29
billystestinganyone get this in thier /var/log/syslog?20:29
hggdhsbackup has a GUI, but... recovering a previous version can take quite a long time20:30
billystestingi get these I/O errors every 2 secs, i have commented out /dev/fd0 in fstab and reboot, still getting the errors20:30
SKBbillystesting:  i have these until i turned my floppy drive from BIOS20:30
SKBhad20:30
billybigriggerreally20:30
SKBoff20:30
billybigriggerhmm20:30
SKBmeh20:30
SKB:|20:30
SKBlet me rewrite ;D20:30
SKBi had these until i turned my floppy drive off from BIOS20:31
SKBhere20:31
billybigriggerprobably can just remove the floppy module20:31
yofelI always remove the floppy module on login20:31
yofelthe floppy drive led stays on but at least the drive shuts up20:32
billybigriggerSKB::: instead of killing the drive in bios blacklist it :P20:33
SKBi don't have any fdd :P20:33
yofelbillybigrigger: good idea20:33
billybigriggertouch blacklist-floppy and add blacklist floppy to it :P20:33
BluesKajnope , no luck with fstab yet , gotta find a line that works ...still have this error :UUID=dc642a74-a438-4e0b-a9fc-3c130ad7e9cc /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       120:34
SKBanyway, i'm still stuck with my input problem :|20:34
billybigriggerhave you checked #ubuntu-devel?20:35
billybigriggerskb20:35
SKBno20:35
billybigriggeri see no replys to your forum post, and nothing here...might be your next best bet20:35
SKBheh20:35
billybigriggersomeone in here had wacom problems yesterday, he was using for a mouse...20:36
billybigriggerusb input?20:36
SKBi'm using ps/220:36
billybigriggerewww...thats odd20:36
billybigriggeri don't know then20:36
SKBindeed20:36
billybigriggerany usb input dev's you can test with?20:36
SKBdev's = devices?20:37
SKBit yes, than no input either :\20:37
SKB*f20:37
SKBi20:37
SKBcome on ..20:37
billybigriggerhmm20:39
SKBsorry for by bad typing :>20:39
billybigriggersudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg20:40
billybigrigger?20:40
SKBnope20:40
billybigriggerhmmm20:40
SKBdidn't help20:40
SKBtough one isn't it? :D20:40
DanaGHmm, turns out it was all due to my radeon-kms stuff.20:41
billybigriggerlaptop?20:41
BluesKajthere isn't much to reconfigure in Xorg anymore , it just refers back to HAL mostly20:41
DanaGIf I blocked radeon from loading, then it boots.20:41
SKBme? desktop pc20:42
DanaGSo, there20:43
SarvattSKB: tried deleting xorg.conf entirely?20:43
DanaGThere's something wrong with radeon kms on R100.20:43
SKBnope20:43
Sarvattit handles detecting differently even if theres a blank one there20:44
billybigriggercat /dev/input/mice20:44
nixternalis there a work around yet for Intel, the new KMS stuff, and logging into GNOME? Right now it starts to log in, gets to the desktop and then crashes back out to GDM with some nasty dmesg errors about compiz and some xsession-errors as well20:44
billybigriggerand try to move your mouse, and garbled data or junk?20:44
billybigriggerskb20:44
SKBwell i'm on liveCD now20:44
SKBi'll write a note now20:44
billybigriggercheck #ubuntu-devel and see if anyone has anything to say about it there20:46
billybigriggerhas it worked at all? or after some certain upgrades did it stop working?20:46
SKBafter distribution upgrade to 9.10 it stopped  working20:46
Sarvattdo you have udev-extras installed?20:47
SKBi guess i have20:47
Sarvattif you keep hotkey-setup it wont let udev-extras get installed20:47
DanaGoh yeah, one of my laptops around here gives wifi device "unmanaged"20:47
SKBwait how to check that from live cd?20:47
DanaG... how would I fix that?20:47
Sarvattmount your ubuntu install, sudo chroot /whatever then dpkg -l | grep udev-extras20:48
SKBsudo chroot /media/disk20:48
SKBmeh20:48
SKBwrong window20:49
SKB...20:49
billybigriggeris gnome-do supposed to have a dock with it?20:50
SKBubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo chroot /media/disk/20:52
SKBchroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash': Exec format error20:52
SKBam i doing something wrong?20:52
Sarvattlivecd a different architecture than the install?20:53
SKByes20:53
DanaGtry "linux32" perhaps?20:55
DanaG... before chrooting.20:55
SKBmy install was lin64 :|20:55
BUGabundobillybigrigger: yes20:55
Sarvattjust boot to recovery and open a network enabled console in the menu and sudo apt-get install udev-extras, i'm pretty sure thats the priblem you're hitting20:55
BUGabundowith docky skin, only on Composite20:55
Sarvattits ok to let it force removal of hotkey-setup20:55
BUGabundoSKB: u can't use chroot from a diff arch20:56
BUGabundoit fails with one of the MOST stupid error messages I've seen20:56
SKBheh20:56
SKBis it me or i can't get 64bit cd from shipit?20:56
StupendoussteveIt is not just you20:57
Unksi225509 < DanaG> ... before chrooting.20:59
Unksiforget that :p21:00
DanaGoh, and "linux32" is not installed by default, I belive.21:00
DanaGoops, lost an 'e'21:00
Unksinixternal: with kde, you can log in with vesa driver if you use -9 or -8 kernel21:00
Unksiit gives out crappy resolution though21:01
SKBthe funny this is i think *10 kernel boots fine here21:01
SKBexept that sleep thingy21:01
Unksifor me the vesa driver gives only some garbaged lines with -10 kernel21:03
Unksion 1000h21:03
Unksi(eee)21:03
DanaGProbably because the 1000h has a nonstandard screen resolution.21:03
Unksiyep21:04
billybigriggereffin mono21:04
DanaGoh yeah, so busybox has been fixed?21:05
DanaGThen, should I expect booting with -10 to work?21:05
billybigriggeryeah21:05
billybigriggeryeah21:05
DanaGcool.  Will try it now.21:05
DanaGVideo card is a Radeon 7500.21:06
billybigriggerdunno then21:06
billybigriggernvidia here21:06
SKBwish me good luck, going to mess with my system again :D21:06
billybigriggergood luck :P21:06
Wiclajust a little question: Doesn't the "encrypt home folder"-option exist during 9.10 alpha2 installation? Or did I just miss it?21:09
Unksidont think its there21:11
Unksiwasnt with daily iso preceding a2 at least21:11
nixternalbug #391797 - anyone else experiencing this21:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 391797 in xorg "[Karmic] Login to GDM, gets to desktop, crashes back to GDM - kernel 2.6.30-10.12" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39179721:13
nixternalUnksi: I have 0 problems with KDE and -10.1221:13
billybigriggernixternal::: negative21:13
nixternalwell that sucks :)21:13
nixternalI want someone else to experience it with me!21:13
Unksi:E21:14
nixternalmy Kubuntu box works great with the -10.12 kernel, but my Ubuntu box is borked currently21:14
billybigriggerhow do you find full kernel version, all i'm seeing is 30-1021:15
billybigriggeror 30-10-generic21:15
Unksiis that the same box? looks like its affecting only intel from what ive seen here^21:15
nixternaldpkg -l21:15
Stupendousstevebillybigrigger: Tried uname -r?21:15
billybigriggerno, uname -a21:17
billybigriggerand they both spit 30-10-generic21:17
BUGabundo uname -a21:18
BUGabundoLinux blubug 2.6.30-9-generic #10-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 12 13:08:18 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux21:18
billybigriggernixternal::: you have an i386 kernel?21:19
nixternalamd6421:20
billybigriggerhmm21:20
billybigriggerintel or amd?21:20
billybigriggeramd here21:20
nixternalintel21:21
billybigriggermaybe Unksi is right21:21
billybigriggerreboot brb21:21
Unksii mena, intel graphics not cpu21:22
Unksi*mean21:22
billybigriggeranyone still getting mono and the 30-10 kernel held back in apt?21:26
nixternalheh, I think I had it remove it :)21:26
nixternalmaybe I didn't, seems they are all still there21:27
Unksino mono here, seem to have 30-10 and 30-12 packages mixed tho21:27
billybigriggergoing ahead with partial upgrade21:27
Sarvattwas there an x64 ftbs or something in one of the packages21:30
Sarvatt? no problems like that here on i38621:31
Sarvattregarding mono and the kernel getting held back21:31
DanaGokay, so, compiz doesn't start right on R100.21:44
Hawkshi there21:52
gileshi, I just upgraded my karmic and now whenever I log into x via gdm, after a few secs X restarts.21:52
BUGabundoHawks: hi21:52
BUGabundogiles: you seem to have nixternal prob21:52
nixternalgiles: bug #39179721:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 391797 in xorg "[Karmic] Login to GDM, gets to desktop, crashes back to GDM - kernel 2.6.30-10.12" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39179721:53
gilesnixternal: is it something to do with compiz?21:53
nixternalyup21:53
gilescan I work around it?21:53
nixternalxsession-errors21:53
nixternaldon't know, I haven't really tried...gave up as I am getting ready to bbq and head to a bicycle meeting21:54
gilesnixternal: cant find xsession-errors21:54
nixternalgiles: ~/.xsession-errors21:55
nixternalgotta head out21:55
DanaGDBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)21:57
DanaGgrr, damnit, I can't mount anything!21:57
rippsMan, when is gnome-python-extras gonna be fixed. I want my specto back21:57
DanaGugh, stupid screwed-up volume control.... only affect the front!21:59
DanaGugh, and notify-osd is raping my CPU every time I change volume.22:01
DanaGPlease excuse the use of the word, but that's the sort of impression I get.22:01
BUGabundoahah22:02
BUGabundowell I'm more bored with the one that asks you your password for every volume you mount! darn udev22:02
gilesso can I work aound this bug?22:03
billybigriggerDanaG::: i get a similar error to dbus when trying to launch Places>Computer from my vm22:03
gilesdisable compiz? but I don't know how to do that from the command line22:03
gileshow can I disable compiz?22:07
rippsgiles: metacity --replace22:07
gilesripps: thats a window manager, are you saying the gome wm is borked?22:09
rippsgiles: notice the --replace, it's telling you to replace compiz with metacity. metacity is Gnome's default wm22:10
gilesripps: when I run that on the commandline It just tells me cannot connect to x server22:10
rippsgiles: oh, I though you had booted int x... didn't read the convo above very well... I think you need to change a gconf key to boot metacity by default, let me look around22:11
gilesripps: ta22:11
giles.gconf/desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/gconf.xml ?22:13
gilesI think i fixed it.22:16
rippsgiles: there's a tool for editing gconf, gconftool-222:17
gilesI just seded it.22:17
gilesbye, hopefully this will be fixed soon22:17
maxbnixternal: Could you try rolling back the most recent mesa update? That solved for me a problem that sounds very similar to yours22:23
DanaGgrr, I can't friggin' mount NTFS.22:49
DanaGCannot get volume.fstype.alternative.22:49
DanaGAnd gnome keeps popping up dialogs, over and over and over, to tell me that one of my external volumes is full.22:50
DanaGIt just did it again.22:50
DanaGand again.22:51
DanaGand again.22:52
* BUGabundo poor DanaG22:52
DanaGyup, again.22:53
* charlie-tca hands DanaG a really big hammer, again.22:53
DanaG!22:54
DanaGDoes it really need to remind me every 5 goddamn seconds?22:54
* BUGabundo hands the broom22:54
DanaGOr maybe 60.  whatever.22:54
BUGabundoDanaG: sudo umount /media/disk22:55
DanaGNow I have like 8 of those windows on my taskbar at once.22:56
DanaGIt needs a "f*** off and die" button.22:58
BUGabundocalm down!23:00
DanaGhttp://bugs.archlinux.org/task/1341023:01
DanaGorg.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod : Method "Mount" with signature "ssas" on interface "org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume" doesn't exist23:08
DanaGugh, all the reports I can find about that... are like a year old.23:19
DanaGI don't get it.23:20
BUGabundoregression?23:22
arandIs anyone able to install any packages using gdebi-gtk (amd64)?23:52
nixternalmaxb: you still around?23:55
nixternalarand: looks like some apt issue, I am having problems doing 'apt-get update'23:55
nixternalmaxb: if you get the chance, what was the exact command you used to rollback mesa? want to make sure i do it the same as you hoping I get the same results23:56
Davieynixternal: People often get issues with the console when they are new to Ubuntu.  It might be worth trying the same command, with "sudo" tagged at the start.23:56
Davieyie,sudo apt-get update23:56
* Daviey grins23:57
nixternalDaviey: remind me next time we are together, I own you a slap :)23:57
Daviey:)23:58
nixternalI haven't rolled back an app in so long either23:59

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