[00:00] I know :-) [00:00] was just writing a bash script to wget them all. [00:00] NoelJB: err [00:00] well, ok, you don't need the -dev and -dbg ones ;) [00:01] aptitude safe-upgade? [00:01] BUGabundo: they aren't yet in the repos. [00:01] I can wait then [00:02] update ! :P [00:02] dupondje: been doing it. still not :-) [00:02] ok, it's synced [00:02] BUGabundo, sorry missed your ping, was out staining my night stand, still need help? [00:03] billybigrigger: not anymore [00:03] sorry :( [00:03] billybigrigger: DON'T upgrade if you are on x64 [00:03] :P [00:03] roger [00:03] still broken ? [00:04] what are we waiting for? [00:04] gtk+2.0 (2.17.5-0ubuntu2)? [00:05] billybigrigger: exactly ;) [00:05] roger [00:05] still not in the repos for me. [00:05] indeed [00:05] :P [00:06] it downgraded again here :x [00:07] nobody has this (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptitude/+bug/391035) issue btw ? [00:07] Ubuntu bug 391035 in aptitude "aptitude stops displaying downloads" [Undecided,New] [00:07] dupondje: nope [00:07] really strange :s [00:07] have it really every every time :( [00:11] BUGabundo, what's the link to the +1 irc stats page you guys had posted the other day? [00:12] and did anyone ever find out why there are 2 volume icons? [00:12] billybigrigger: one is the old one, and the other comes from the new sound preferences [00:12] billybigrigger: its a temp status, next upload of gnome-media? will fix it [00:12] oooh ok [00:13] billybigrigger: http://ubuntustats.dnsalias.net/ubuntu+1.html [00:13] yep [00:14] what they said :) [00:14] heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy akgraner [00:14] still no cloak on irc?? you are laggin behind new Member :) [00:14] BUGabundo, hiiiiiii! :-) [00:14] roger [00:14] i'm a slacker!!! [00:14] doh! [00:14] * dupondje slaps the repo's [00:15] eheh dupondje [00:15] nothing here yet [00:15] akgraner: I you are running karmic and x64 DON'T UPGRADE [00:15] or you will lose all your icons [00:15] * akgraner goes to work on that..:-P [00:15] btw, is there somebody that would like to look @ http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=332078 [00:15] Gnome bug 332078 in File Search Interface "Search button should be a toggle button" [Minor,New] [00:16] need to solve the last issue, but can't find a proper way [00:16] BUGabundo, ahh ok thanks! [00:18] btw, doesn't it wait for the package to get builded on ALL systems to sync with repo's ? [00:18] no [00:18] libgtk-bin and libgtk-common are not part of the upgrade? [00:20] not yet build maybe? [00:20] ia64 and armel are building [00:20] nothing in queue for amd64 [00:20] cause amd64 is build already [00:21] just hasn [00:21] 't hit repos [00:21] stupid enter key [00:21] stupid fat fingers :{ [00:22] BUGabundo: nope: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/2.17.5-0ubuntu1/+build/1126041 it wasn't there either. Something I must misunderstand about where those come from. [00:22] because they are here :-) [00:23] NoelJB: the -commmon packages are architecture independent so maybe they were built on some other machine [00:26] yofel. I was just noticing that. :-) libgtk2.0-0_2.17.5-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb versus libgtk2.0-bin_2.17.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb, so not in the x64 area. [00:26] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/29305043/libgtk2.0-bin_2.17.5-0ubuntu2_all.deb [00:27] I really don't know how LP handles does so don't ask me :P [00:27] s/does/those [00:28] and http://launchpadlibrarian.net/29305042/libgtk2.0-common_2.17.5-0ubuntu2_all.deb [00:28] so that's the whole set [00:28] given what was posted earlier [00:28] hm... why does syncing always take longest when you're waiting for it XD [00:29] The sheer perversity of nature. :-) [00:29] I'll be back after a restart ... guinea pig at play. [00:30] * BUGabundo waits a bit more [00:30] * billybigrigger watches BUGabundo waiting.... [00:30] * yofel is tired of waiting [00:31] stop............. [00:31] hammer time!!! [00:32] * BUGabundo pokes billybigrigger with a latex pants! [00:32] heh [00:32] wb NoelJB [00:32] OK, installing the ubuntu2 packages fixed gtk [00:32] hi DanaG [00:33] good [00:33] now we can all just wait a bit longer :P [00:33] NoelJB: a re-login would have been enough :P [00:33] So when they hit the repos, or for people who want to do this manually, all should be good. [00:33] yofel: I know, but for testing I prefer to force a clean start. [00:34] By the way, does anyone know why ... well, when the new login screen comes up, it shows a computer icon with the computer name, but if you click on the icon, the text switches to say "squeeze/sid". Something that hasn't been cleaned up from debian import? [00:35] DanaG: be aware of UPGRADES on x86 [00:35] with broken GTK [00:35] what the heck was I thinking, dug up an old server i forgot about and its formatted JFS :D [00:35] BUGabundo: x64 ;) [00:36] whats wrong with it? [00:37] nevermind. known as bug 396805 [00:37] Launchpad bug 396805 in gdm "gdm has an icon with the computer name. Clicking it shows the debian version." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/396805 [00:37] Sarvatt: some ppl do like kinky stuff [00:37] dupondje: doh [00:37] see how late its for me ? [00:37] whats wrong with gtk+? [00:37] Sarvatt: it was broken for a while today. [00:38] Sarvatt: bug 401938 [00:38] Launchpad bug 401938 in gtk+2.0 "gtk 2.17.5 has no png loader built on amd64 which breaks icons" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/401938 [00:38] how so? sorry, dont have the chat log handy right now [00:38] ahh [00:38] BUGabundo, what time is it? [00:38] Sarvatt: we're all waiting for the fix to hit the repos XD [00:38] and it just won't sync... [00:39] 1am [00:39] but I got up at 7 [00:39] grab a cup of coffee :D [00:39] and had a very tireing day, and my eyes are killing me [00:39] I don't drink coffee [00:39] what does pkg-config --libs gdk-pixbuf-2.0 say for someone on x64 with a broken one? [00:39] oh right we didn't let Sarvatt in the loop [00:39] LOLOL [00:40] its what happens when one comes in late [00:40] Sarvatt, -lgdk_pixbuf-2.0 -lm -lgobject-2.0 -lgmodule-2.0 -lglib-2.0 FYI [00:40] been trying to get my darn efika up all day but none of my 11 keyboards work on it lol [00:40] $ pkg-config --libs gdk-pixbuf-2.0 [00:40] Package gdk-pixbuf-2.0 was not found in the pkg-config search path. [00:40] Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gdk-pixbuf-2.0.pc' [00:40] to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable [00:40] No package 'gdk-pixbuf-2.0' found [00:40] too tired to do pastebin :) [00:40] Sarvatt: acording to seb128 the png loader failed to build in the previous version - something with -lgdk_pixbuf-2.0 not found [00:40] no worries [00:41] :O [00:41] was just curious, im sure its fixed :D [00:41] tsk tsk BUGabundo [00:41] haha [00:46] Sarvatt: it IS fixed, based on that I wrote a script to pull directly from the build site and install. working fine. [00:53] hmm long wait... [00:54] gone [00:54] tomorrow should be fixed [00:54] billybigrigger: waiting on the gtk update? [00:54] It's already been an hour since the build... [00:54] if you want, I'll post my install script. [00:55] NoelJB, i can wait :P [00:55] bye BUGabundo [00:55] just don't remember the last time it's taken this long for a package i've been waiting on to hit repos :P [00:55] BUGabundo, night [00:55] * BUGabundo /sbin/movearse sofa /dev/bed; ln -s eyeupperlid eyelowerlid [00:56] well, if anyone gets impatient: http://pastebin.com/d2cad08bf [00:57] I was lazy: fetched everything, but only installed what I actually use. [00:58] NoelJB: too lazy for 'dpkg -i *.deb'? :P [01:00] yofel: I could have edited down my wget list, but then someone else who needed more files would have to go find them. [01:01] ^^ [01:03] hallelujah, the repos got synced... [01:03] finally [01:04] its about time :P [01:07] now everyone has went to bed haha [01:26] anyone with problems on gnome on this last batch of updates? [01:27] hggdh: no icons - fixed [01:29] hggdh: earlier today, yes. *ubuntu1 broken, *ubuntu2 fixed. [01:30] in my case I have the panel flashing about once every .2 seconds (give or take .1 seconds) [01:32] so I am now under xfce, still missing some updates (and network-manager complains about some critical missing resources, and dies) [01:32] apt-cache policy libgtk2.0-0 [01:32] hggdh, says what? [01:32] checking [01:33] 2.17.5-0ubuntu1 [01:33] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade [01:33] my friend :P [01:34] update hit repos only a few minutes ago so... [01:34] what does candidate say? [01:34] ubuntu2? [01:34] billybigrigger: will do as soon as the current apt run finishes [01:34] right now in the middle of one dist-upgrade [01:35] roger [01:40] yes, a new libgtk2.0-0 is being installed now [01:40] ah, I have the panel flashy sillyness too [01:40] good, I have company ;-) [01:41] hmm, my panels are just fine, oddly enough. [01:41] hmm. architecture specific? [01:42] Linux EliteBook 2.6.31-3-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 14 16:07:02 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux [01:43] and compiz is dead, and network-manager, and about half of Gnome [01:47] well. 49 minutes to download all, at an amazing speed of 40KB/s [01:53] what's the bad one, and what's the good one? [01:53] ah, libgtk [01:53] ubuntu2 is good one? [01:53] DanaG: yes [01:53] the ubuntu1 one is missing the icon loader for png icons - breaks just about everything [01:53] oh, no wonder mine works fine. I'm on Version: 2.17.4-0ubuntu2 [01:54] note the '4' [01:54] and the bug is x64 only [01:54] Linux EliteBook 2.6.31-3-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 14 16:07:02 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux [01:54] * DanaG is on 64-bit. [01:55] * hggdh also [02:00] latest updates do fix it [02:37] Hello, I am working on making a submission for Karmic's default wallpaper. I'm editing a Wiki page now, but I don't know how to upload my images. Do I have to an image-bucket? [02:53] mac9416: click "Attachments" at the top of the page, then upload it there. Then, within the page, you'd want to do something like {{attachment:example.png}} [02:53] Okay thats odd. mpd just started playing music. [02:53] Pici: that's the fanfare that accompanies all messages by me [02:53] :-D [02:54] I didn't have any music type applications open. I was reading something on firefox. [02:54] Twilight Zone? [02:56] Well, I was looking at a photo of a beach when this steel drum music started to play. It was eerie. [03:04] I'd file a bug, but I don't know how to diagnose something that just starts working on its own. [03:06] Well, fellas, I'm not going to be able to get it all done tonight, Thanks for your help, g'night. [03:12] hm, how can I force X to detect an external monitor at a higher resolution than it does now? [03:12] Hobbsee, that can depend on the monitor. New modern monitors should report them resolution. Older ones ... well, nothing to do but force it as far as I know. [03:13] NoelJB: i'm not sure if it's jsut the graphics card not handling the high resolution - it can be done in display properties when connected to another machine. Do you have information on forcing it? [03:14] By "force" I meant manual config of xorg.conf [03:14] It all works fine with a different graphics card? [03:15] well, after turning off mirror mode, yes [03:15] (different aspect ratios on the screen) [04:10] hello all I was wondering of someone could tell me if grub2 has been fixed in the karmic nightly builds? [04:15] Anyboby here? [04:17] !anybody [04:17] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [04:17] i.e. "is it fixed" -- depends on what the problem was. [04:18] Dana G when I installed the alpha 2 grub gave a boot error [04:19] As I did not read the notes first lol what else is new,I did not know grub was amiss just wondering so I can try again [04:20] thanks for your reply I'll download the nightly and give it a try. [04:20] later all [04:20] morning === Sarvatt_ is now known as Sarvatt [04:57] is nvidia broken? [04:59] just upgraded to latest kernel and nvidia-glx-180, X is saying the kernel module isn't loaded [05:04] did you reboot? [05:05] or reinstall the nvidia drivers.. [05:05] however that works [05:07] hmmm... should there be a kernel package without an associated restricted-modules package? [05:29] !info ghc6 [05:29] ghc6 (source: ghc6): GHC - the Glasgow Haskell Compilation system. In component universe, is optional. Version 6.10.3-3ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 30967 kB, installed size 144896 kB [05:29] lame [05:29] ooh it does work [05:55] *** glibc detected *** /usr/bin/gksu: double free or corruption (!prev): 0x000000000144c200 *** === durt_ is now known as durt [05:56] yargh. [06:05] after some inactivity, possibly screen saver/power save/suspend/hibernate, Xorg goes to 98% cpu and keyboard/mouse are locked up. Old S3 virge using vesa server. any thoughts? [07:10] ok with me having video issues with the -3 kernel where is the best place to find docs on updating my system to a newer kernel? [07:35] can someone give me a link to a kernel update for this version of ubuntu please.id like to try and fix my video. [07:38] ah never mind i havent found any newer then the one i have anyways. [07:43] ok next question anyone know when the next kernel release is scheduled? [08:13] oldude67, try in a few days [08:24] billybigrigger, ty [10:26] is there like a troubleshooting page for 9.10... I am having some serious problems >.> [10:37] wraund: to use the beta products you should have a grasp of at least basic troubleshooting [10:38] wraund: what's the problem ? [10:49] hello, tha last update has broke my gnome session [10:49] anyone else? [10:49] I can't loggin [10:51] torkiano: be more specific, I may have had the same problem.. [10:58] wraund, the screen flickers all the time [11:03] wraund, I have installed the new GDM [11:03] maybe that is the problem [12:12] Hello. How do I fix grub? I don't have windows entry on it after installing. It started allways Kubuntu [12:13] I'm using Kubuntu 9.10 alpha 2 [12:47] !grub2 [12:47] Sorry, I don't know anything about grub2 [12:47] !grub [12:47] GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto [12:47] mattik: see the links above [12:47] mattik: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Dual-booting [12:48] gnomefreak: ubottu doesn't know anything about grub2 yet :/ [12:48] Thank you! gnomefreak you are still here. It's a over year when I used Kubuntu [12:48] yofel_: ill fix it when i get time [12:48] thx :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:50] My freenode password have disappeared and I have asked it so many times that I try to be now without identify [12:51] !grub2 is GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 [12:51] I'll remember that, gnomefreak [12:51] yofel: fixed [12:51] !grub2 [12:51] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 [12:51] yay :D [12:53] thank you friends :) [12:58] it worked :) thank you [12:59] how about blocked updates? Is it better to wait or force update it? [13:00] them [13:11] If y'all don't mind me recycling my question, I'll copy and paste it from #ubuntu :-) [13:11] "I am still trying to understand how to add my images to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Karmic/Backgrounds/Default I have uploaded the images, I just don't know how to add them to the page." [13:11] mattik: you can use aptitude to see what's holding them back, but forcing them is usually a bad idea [13:12] yofel: thank you :) [13:14] mattik: click on 'attachments' in the top bar, upload your image, go back to the wiki site, click edit, and add your pic like everybody else (you'll see how they added it when you edit the page) [13:14] mac9416: ^^ [13:15] mattik: sry, got the wrong one ^^ [13:15] np [13:15] yofel, OK, Lemme find the edit button. Haven't seen it yet [13:16] edit got it :-P [13:16] Well, I feel dumb. Thanks, yofel. === eagles051387 is now known as eagles0513875 [13:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptitude/+bug/391035 <- can somebody test, but with terminal window MAXIMIZED ! :) [13:48] Ubuntu bug 391035 in aptitude "aptitude stops displaying downloads" [Undecided,New] [13:49] everythings normal here [13:51] with gnome-terminal maximized ? [13:55] yes, maximized [13:56] and the same with full screen [13:56] strange :s [13:57] what internet speed do you have? [13:57] Reading package lists... Done 55%] 131kB/s 4s [14:06] !paste [14:06] pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic [14:06] dupondje http://paste.ubuntu.com/223544/ [14:08] !pastebinit [14:08] pastebinit is the command-line equivelent of !pastebin . Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output. Simple usage: command-name | pastebinit [14:08] cool [14:08] Bmw1000c: it doesn't matter the internet speed [14:08] have it with 100kb & 1000kb [14:08] :( [14:08] oh, ok [14:13] hmm just noticed that notification popup is very small now [14:15] !bot [14:15] Qt: 4.5.2 [14:15] KDE: 4.2.96 (KDE 4.2.96 (KDE 4.3 RC2)) [14:15] kde4-config: 1.0 [14:20] Hi! I'm #ubuntu+1's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots [14:25] Hi there, since yesterday I lost some icons, the new wave theme doesn't show borders for buttons (or any other control), anyone with the issue ? [14:27] Andphe: u installed updated today also ? [14:28] amd64 system ? [14:28] Andphe: what version of libgtk2.0-0 do you have? [14:28] Linux andphe-desktop 2.6.31-3-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 14 16:07:02 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux [14:29] Andphe: if you have libgtk2.0-0 version 2.17.5-0ubuntu1 then please update, it's broken [14:29] http://paste.ubuntu.com/223553/ [14:29] yep upgrade it [14:30] ok [14:31] I don't see any update available [14:31] wich repo do you use ? [14:32] hm, if you have -ubuntu2 then it should work [14:32] did you re-login after the upgrade ? [14:32] well, that was yesterday, I shutdown it [14:32] but I've not restarted since today updates [14:33] I'll try [14:40] just had a xorg-server update for intel, would that mean my intel video might work with the -3 kernel now? [14:41] ok, well reboot and find out be back in a sec. lol [14:42] it worked [14:42] sorry waste your time [14:43] eheh Andphe :) [14:44] Andphe: np ;) [14:45] I promise restart after any update :P [14:51] oh gee i found a bug but it's hard to reproduce [14:52] lock screen [14:52] leave a blank message, click Save and dont move the mouse [14:52] and it show's the desktop [14:53] oh yeah [14:55] i tried to upgrade ubuntu to 9.10 but I got this bug 332350, I restarted to get a black screen, now I am using my usb stick. can you help me to figure what is the problem ? [14:55] Launchpad bug 332350 in apport "package_hook crashed with IOError in write()" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/332350 [14:57] should I make a fresh install instead ? [15:01] Hey all [15:02] hello BluesKaj [15:03] hi Bmw1000c [15:03] oh :( it's a known bug [15:03] bug 334441 [15:03] Launchpad bug 334441 in gnome-screensaver "[jaunty] leave a message briefly shows desktop" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/334441 [15:05] Bmw1000c: to you have ccsm installed? I've got an idea [15:05] hi BluesKaj [15:06] no i dont [15:06] hi yofel [15:07] Bmw1000c: install it then go to System->Preferences->CompizConfig Settings Manager [15:07] yes [15:08] then go to General Options [15:08] and under General disable 'Undirect Fullscreen Windows' [15:09] and try again [15:09] can anyone help me to recover my system ? [15:09] unredirect :P [15:09] ok, disabled [15:10] ah ups ^^ [15:10] and i can reproduce it [15:10] hm, ok, then that wasn't the problem [15:10] :( do you have the same problem? [15:10] cause I can't reproduce it here [15:11] recover system is not enough info to help you [15:11] no, but when using fullscreen firefox or vlc I sometimes saw the desktop background with that option enabled [15:11] ok new update for the xorg-intel update did not help with the intel video issues...arrrg..oh well thats the way the cookie crumbles i guess...:( [15:12] oh, i see [15:12] anyway can i add my cdrom to fstab to get k3b or brasero to see it or will that not help? [15:12] oldude67: it depedns on the issues not just will it fix the issues [15:13] gnomefreak, for which problem are you referring too? [15:13] oldude67: not sure you were the one referring to a problem [15:13] * gnomefreak has no intel or problem [15:13] ehe [15:13] well bzr issues but thats not a package problem [15:13] ha it worked [15:14] gnomefreak, well my intel 915 isnt playing well with the -3 kernel [15:14] and k3b and brasero isnt seeing my cd or dvd burners..so [15:15] oldude67, nautilus doesn't see the cdrom with media cd or dvd in it ? [15:15] oldude67: they are not related [15:15] gnomefreak, i know that...im not that blond [15:16] BluesKaj, let me check i know sysinfo sees them [15:18] as i recall there are a few (not sure how many) bugs on intel drivers. i didnt look at changelog from karmic-changes list so i dont know what fixes were done [15:23] BluesKaj, has an error with it saying it is write protected [15:25] http://pastebin.com/mcc6a59f [15:25] oldude67, the media has an error because it prolly is write protected ..if you placed a commercially produced cd or dvd in the drive [15:26] BluesKaj, it has a blank cd in it [15:27] ok, does youfstab have a /dev/ sr0 listed ? it's prolly at the bottom [15:29] oldude67, something like this : dev/sr0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0 [15:30] oldude67: if you have a flickering problem that needs a kernel upgrade and there probably wont be a kernel upgrade for about a week because of alpha 3 getting released (plus the fixes arent in linus' tree yet so they might not even make it to rc4).. what you can do for now is just add i915.modeset=0 to grub after the quiet splash part [15:30] anyone having problems with gpg and ssh agents just dying an hour or so after boot? [15:32] that would help if there was a grub2 menu.lst :) [15:32] its called /etc/default/grub [15:32] then sudo update-grub2 [15:32] i havent gone playing in it yet [15:32] Sarvatt: ah [15:33] !grub2 | gnomefreak [15:33] gnomefreak: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 [15:33] GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="whatever whatever2 whatever3" ya add it in there [15:33] :P [15:33] yofel: ;) [15:33] /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0 [15:33] /dev/fd0 /media/floppy0 auto rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0 [15:33] i didnt say i read it i just added it [15:34] * gnomefreak been extreamly busy so far maybe it will calm down by lunch so i can get out of house [15:34] * gnomefreak gone for a while. my ;ag is going to be real bad in a minute [15:34] Grub2 does not put in the menu list other OS than Linux in karmic for me [15:35] EagleScreen: see the wiki page section dual-booting [15:35] shouldnt add that unless ya need it, i think oldude67 had a problem with flickering thats related the fifo watermarking code used in KMS starting in 2.6.31-rc3 (alot of people are having that problem) [15:35] I only have got Karmic and Vista, no way to show Vista in Grub2 menu [15:35] !grub2 > EagleScreen [15:35] EagleScreen, please see my private message [15:35] EagleScreen: the wiki above will tell you how [15:35] * gnomefreak still not here [15:35] yes, reading [15:36] Sarvatt, yes i was told that but there was an update this morning for the xorg intel video i thought maybe it would of helped i was just stating that i checked and it didnt [15:37] ah, its not something the xorg driver can fix unfortunately, when you use KMS like all of the kernels do by default since 2.6.30-10 alot of the things are handled in the kernel instead of the driver, but if you add i915.modeset=1 to grub you go back to using the driver controlled stuff [15:37] for now i can boot up into the -2 kerenel which isnt to bad other then i still would like to be able to burn cds [15:37] due this issue i am using GRUB legacy for now, i am going to test this workaround now, thanks [15:40] do you have os-proper installed EagleScreen? [15:40] prober [15:40] EagleScreen, look in /boot/grub/grub.cfg [15:41] /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober [15:41] that exist? [15:41] I mean that Windows Vista does not appear when I put it in grub.cfg [15:42] EagleScreen, psatebin your grub.cfg [15:43] wait a moment, installing grub2 again [15:46] you dont manually edit grub.cfg anymore [15:46] i did notice that fstab it only says one thing about the cdrom and i have a cd and a dvd burner shouldnt there be two of them lines in there? [15:47] i never edit grub.cfg I did it with /etc/grub.d scripts [15:47] when you run sudo update-grub2 after installing grub2 can you upload your /etc/boot/grub.conf to pastebin to see whats happening? [15:48] wait i just have installed grub2 after using grub-legacy for a few days, i will reboot now to see the results [15:49] see you in a moment [15:49] oh did you sudo update-grub-from-legacy or whatever? [15:50] Sarvatt, my /etc/boot/grub.conf is empty , but I'm running grub2 , hence my /boot/grub/grub.cfg suggestion [15:50] oops did I say .conf? i meant .cfg [15:51] sorry [15:52] hi again [15:52] afer installing again grub2, menu is correct, the possible change is that now i have installed libdebian-installer4 [15:52] EagleScreen: did you run sudo update-grub-from-legacy to upgrade to grub2? or did you pick dont chainload when you reinstalled it? [15:52] I didnt have that package installed [15:52] ah [15:53] did the grub screen look different this time than last time? [15:53] yes, i run upgrade-grub-from-legacy, now GRUB2 1.96 menu is displayed [15:54] Vista and Extra kernel are showed, all right [15:54] Sarvatt, /etc/boot/grub.cfg [15:54] but i will test this week a clean installation of Alpha 3 [15:55] Sarvatt, /etc/boot/grub.cfg is also empty [15:57] sounds like yer still using grib1 BluesKaj [15:57] grub1 rather [15:57] nope [15:57] oh darnit.. [15:58] /boot/grub/menu.cfg [15:58] * Sarvatt needs coffee [15:58] ACK [15:58] /boot/grub/grub.cfg! [15:58] LOL [15:58] would updating grub help me with my cdrom issue? [15:59] or is that for partitions? [15:59] I used to recover grub-legacy by the command "grub-install --root-directory=/root/for/grub '(hd0)'", is this valid for grub2?? [15:59] thought it would be for them too? [16:00] sudo grub-install /dev/whatever [16:00] (is how I recover it, not sure if you dont have an existing grub.cfg in /boot/grub/) [16:02] ok, thanks [16:02] like, boot a livecd, mkdir /tmp/disk && mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/disk && sudo chroot /tmp/disk and then sudo grub-install /dev/sda1 in there [16:08] oldude67: pastebin the output of ls -l /dev |grep -i cdrom ? [16:16] or devkit-disks --show-info /dev/sr0 [16:17] http://pastebin.com/d3b944dc1 [16:19] and the other command got this in post [16:19] http://pastebin.com/d4179f17c [16:22] so if you click it in nautilus it gives that error in dmesg? [16:22] yes [16:22] oh wait no it gives me a error about being write protected [16:22] hold on ill do a dmesg | tail and tell you [16:24] yea thats the error i saw earlier [16:24] oldude67, sudo update grub2, after installing . Otherwise the legacy grub is still enabled [16:25] err sudo update-grub2 [16:26] sudo update-grub2 command not found [16:28] have to sudo upgrade-grub-from-legacy first [16:28] ok if sudo update-grub works then grub isn't installed [16:28] grub2 isn't installed [16:28] damn KB is getting old like me :) [16:29] says its not found either [16:30] and the dmesg | grep is http://pastebin.com/d12685e91 [16:30] oops tail [16:31] what am i missing on this grub update...ugh i know its me..lol [16:32] have a feeling im going to use this computer as a test box only and build another one to use as my normal box [16:34] oldude67, I'm curious , what does grub -l output ? [16:37] or apt-cache policy grub [16:37] grub: invalid option -- 'l' [16:37] Try ``grub --help'' for more information. [16:38] Installed: 0.97-29ubuntu56 [16:38] Candidate: 0.97-29ubuntu56 [16:38] Version table: [16:38] *** 0.97-29ubuntu56 0 [16:38] 500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com karmic/main Packages [16:38] 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status [16:38] yep yer using grub1 then [16:38] oops sorry for spamming [16:38] didnt think it was that big [16:39] sudo apt-get install grub-pc grub2 os-prober [16:39] installing [16:40] should i let it chain load? [16:40] chain load never worked right for me [16:41] ok [16:41] ya could try it and see if it works then upgrade-grub-from-legacy to upgrade it later [16:41] oops to late i told it not to..lol [16:42] ok it set up grub2 [16:42] brb more coffee...lol... [16:42] good idea :) [16:44] grub2 wouldn't chainload, for me. [16:44] I tried boot.img and core.img; neither worked. [16:44] ok im back [16:45] oldude67, sudo update-grub2 should generate grub.cfg , then find your linux images followed by the windows chainloader [16:45] oh, and grub-efi is missing the gfxterm and vbe modules. [16:47] because you need an efi framebuffer device to do those things, vesa doesnt exist in efi except through emulation and you can just use grub-pc if the emulation works [16:48] so what am i looking for now? [16:50] Well, the thing was, I tried a different grub.efi from the forums, and the gfxterm worked there. [16:50] Oh, and something I really need to file a bug on, after all: UEFI booting recently broke -- system won't acknowledge the initramfs. [16:50] and i do have a grub.cfg [16:50] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/foo2zjs/+bug/398958 -- hah, I was wndering what the heck that was. [16:50] Ubuntu bug 398958 in foo2zjs "Very poorly named menu item "HPLJ 10xx Replaced Paper"" [Undecided,Fix released] [16:51] guess i should of said that..lol [16:51] oldude67, did sudo update-grub2 show it finding the linux images while generating the grub2 menu ? [16:51] BluesKaj, yes [16:53] cool , then check the /boot/grub/grub.cfg [16:53] i did and asked what i was suppose to be looking for..lol [16:54] use a text editor [16:54] yeah but dont know what im suppose to be looking for or that it made one? [16:54] and it did make one [16:55] it will show the menu [16:56] yes it does [16:56] then yer done [16:56] k [16:56] reboot if you wish [16:56] sorry not to good with grub..use to using lilo more [16:56] Hi, your have encountered problems with the last update? [16:56] well if it would help me get the cdroms working then great i will...but wait let me edit the menu.lst first so that i can put in the i915 settings first [16:57] MartinoT: what are yours? [16:57] I have a problem with the sidebars "blocked" [16:58] and always in the sidebar are missing all the icons and the functions are there in the top right (clock, audio volume etc. ..) [16:59] oldude67, good luck with that , intel is a tough road these days [17:00] are the only? [17:00] Sarvatt, do i just add i915.modeset=0 to that line? [17:00] MartinoT: if you have x64 and libgtk2.0-0 version 2.17.5-ubuntu1 then update and restart [17:01] ok cross your fingers lol...reboot coming..lmao [17:01] in /etc/default/grub oldude67 [17:01] Sarvatt, yes [17:02] the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="whatever" part ya add it to the end, then run sudo upgrade-grub2 after [17:02] not X64 :S [17:03] MartinoT: what's your architecture then? (uname -m) [17:04] 32 [17:04] Sarvatt, in the quotes or after them? [17:04] inside the quotes [17:04] should say like "quiet splash" or whatever so make it "quiet splash i915.modeset=0" [17:05] Sarvatt, ok then upgrade grub2 again [17:05] yay! gdm autologin works again. Now I just need to figure out why my wacom won't start at boot [17:05] woohoo does it ripps?! [17:06] MartinoT: not sure then, can you give us a screenshot? [17:07] Sarvatt, now its telling me sudo upgrade-grub2 command not found...ugh...just my luck [17:07] Still need a config app for gdm though [17:07] Unfortunately, the SO is blocked as well as sidebars blocks everything. But a screenshot of what? [17:08] MartinoT: I don't really understand what you mean with 'blocks everything' [17:08] ugh its update not upgrade oldude dumb s___ ...lol got it..lmao [17:09] ok bbia sec...rebooting to see if it worked.lol [17:10] It's only unlocked the desk (I can create folders, open programs (which then do not open), etc ... everything else is blocked [17:12] MartinoT: no idea then, sry [17:13] Hmmm.... things seem to be bit faster today. But my gnome-panel keeps crashing and restarting [17:14] I did reboot after the update and I was born this problem [17:16] well video change didnt help the -3 kernel so thats a no biggie right now... [17:16] hi guys. any using firefox 3.5.1 and facing freezes [17:16] right after 3.5 was upgraded to 3.5.1 I am having a lot of freezes with firefox [17:17] and k3b and brasero still dont see the cd or dvd burners either ...ugh oh well time to build a new system and just use this one for test till i get it figured out. [17:22] oldude67, very strange about your cdrom tho ..puzzling [17:33] jithine, I encuntered the same probs with FF3 series , it's become slow and bloated on linux , even without many plugins abd extensions [17:33] abd=and [17:33] but i had no probs with 3.5.0 problems started after the upgrade to 3.5.1 [17:34] guess they rushed the update with out proper testing [17:35] well, I'm not using FF anymore and I used to be a big fan [17:36] Hi all [17:36] gnome-volume-control-applet risked to burn my laptop yesterday [17:36] is yours taking 30% of cup? [17:36] cpu? [17:39] I see zero activity so I can assume everyone's laptop has burned! :) [17:39] yep [17:40] yofel: The problem you said for package libgtk2.0-0 version 2.17.5-ubuntu1 what it is? has been updated to x64, and x32? [17:43] MartinoT: was bug 401938 [17:43] Launchpad bug 401938 in gtk+2.0 "gtk 2.17.5 has no png loader built on amd64 which breaks icons" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/401938 [17:43] amd64 :S [17:45] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-media/+bug/400820 [17:45] Ubuntu bug 400820 in gnome-media "gnome-volume-control-applet takes up to 40% cpu" [Low,Confirmed] [17:45] my i686 :S [17:46] priority low is just completely crazy [17:46] I risked to break my laptop for that [17:46] and certainly it deadlocked. [17:46] What's the right channel to talk about a bug in the desktop? [17:47] Le-Chuck_ITA: try #ubuntu-desktop [17:48] let me see if I convince anyone to break the low-priority barrier :) [17:54] Argh! They stil haven't fixed the nautilus video disk thrashing [17:57] I am booting from usb stick, can I install grub2 on the system ? === MartinoT_ is now known as MartinoT [19:27] what is the recommended way to always have up to date ubuntu? is "aptitude dist-upgrade" enough? [19:27] or do I have to use update-manager? [19:27] of course my definition of up to date includes development versions like karmic koala [19:28] If you're already running Karmic then dist-upgrade is fine. [19:28] I guess my question is this: [19:28] does update-manager do some magic that aptitude can't do when upgrading from version to version? [19:29] I mean ubuntu version to ubuntu+1 [19:29] is the grub update going to be included in installs that are not done from scratch? [19:29] ubuntudad: nope. [19:29] Pici: are there improvements that i am going to be missing out on? [19:30] ubuntudad: I don't know of any. But don't quote me on that. [19:30] Pici: thanks, i had read a little about it but it did not seems like something that would be done in a normal upgrade [19:31] ubuntudad: Right. There is a script that you can run if you want to upgrade to grub2, but its beyond the scope of the normal upgrade procedure. [19:43] lost my mouse in karmic... native install on a macbook [20:26] yargh: www.csc.calpoly.edu/~dgoyette/gparted_details.htm [20:27] can't resize a fat16 partition on a CF card. [21:02] this whole pulseaudio thing has so many bugs that I can't report them all [21:09] Any idea if and when evolution indicator is going to be fixed [21:11] ugh, stupid gnome disk-usage thingy. [21:11] It builds up multiple of the same message at the same time. [21:14] high [21:14] the module acer-acpi disappeared in 31-3 [21:27] ok works had to compile acerhk again, whatever [21:32] its called acer-wmi altergoa [21:33] has been for over a year, acer-acpi was an outside module that was deprecated when acer-wmi made it into the kernel [21:34] acerhk is an even older version of it before acer-acpi [21:34] any id's when fast-user-switch-applet comes back ? :( [21:43] dupondje: when some figures out how to make it work with the new gdm [21:44] The new notify-osd is nice and renders very well, but the font and images it displays are a bit on the small side [21:44] * gnomefreak not here but FUSA is now part of GDM [21:46] any well known sound system issues in karmic? [21:46] What is the procedure for turning on KMS for radeon cards using open source driver? [21:46] SKB1: i have them but i didnt get around to asking about them. mute at boot unmute still no sound [21:47] ok gone for now tbird is about to put alot of load on here [21:47] oss is always busy or something here :| [21:52] SKB1: some issues yes [21:52] sometimes no sound @ boot etc [21:53] but there are many volume mixers now [21:53] for each app etc [21:55] Where do you set which slider the volume keys control? [21:55] The old place to do that... is gone. [21:58] I am running a daily build of karmic I don't have sound [21:59] can you help me to see if it is hardware or that I don't have codecs for media files ? [21:59] Handy tool: speaker-test [22:00] DanaG: weird, i tested the CD and the sound was working ! [22:00] DanaG: it seems a hardware problem [22:01] Also check if it's a pulseaudio issue. [22:01] do 'pactl list' -- but don't output here, it'll be long. [22:01] Hopefully you should at least see your sound card. [22:04] DanaG: i killed pulseaudio and it works [22:05] Well, that's not really a solution, though. [22:05] PA autospawns by default. [22:05] Better to fix PulseAudio. [22:05] I have two volume controls ! which means there is conflicting somewhere [22:05] https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/398959 [22:05] awesome. [22:06] Ubuntu bug 398959 in launchpad "Timeout error (dup-of: 271268)" [Undecided,New] [22:06] Ubuntu bug 271268 in rosetta "Timeout error.Launchpad 2.1.8 (r6976)" [Medium,Triaged] [22:06] I especially love how the error page... IS THAT BUG report! [22:07] oh wait, rather, somebody just linked to the wrong bug. [22:08] Anyone know what would make libparted error out like this? [22:08] http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~dgoyette/gparted_details.htm [22:25] Are there ISOs out yet? [22:25] needed hep with kernel-package [22:26] Yep there is [22:27] Hi all [22:27] is there a known issue with the nvidia driver? [22:27] the autocomplete functionality that is called by tab in the terminal is not working in folders other than the home, any idea ? specific names so i can search for related bug ? [22:27] kernel-package stop package building by a permissions trouble (error 2) [22:28] see tha putput: http://pastebin.ca/1502463 [22:32] hey guys [22:32] my system is totaly broken [22:32] cant login, GDM will jam [22:33] startx just gives a many bouncy windows [22:33] now running from liveusb [22:33] chroot into my system and update it [22:33] but not sure its fixed [22:33] afraid to reboot [22:33] BUGabundo_: can you pastbin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf [22:33] from this # logs i'm not seeing anyone else complainging [22:33] hye Mohero. u new here? [22:33] sure i can [22:34] let me chroot again and pastebinit [22:34] BUGabundo_: i'm in & out [22:34] i'm normally only in here when I run the +1 :) [22:34] root@ubuntu:/# pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/fbf09724 [22:34] thought as much... [22:35] i'm one of the more usual kinda guys here [22:35] I hit the same thing on my laptop today [22:35] the one to file yesterday breakage on gtk :( [22:35] the nvidia driver seems broken... [22:35] not sure if thats the cause of this [22:35] I'm working out why, but it won't be tonight that I get an answer [22:35] i did dpkg-reconfigure X [22:35] without sucess [22:35] hey DanaG [22:36] I removed my xorg.conf and it game up in nv [22:36] where is the rest of the gang?? [22:36] listening ;) [22:36] yofel kklimonda Sarvatt [22:36] ahh there u are :) [22:36] Twigathy cwillu_clone [22:36] humm cwillu away on travel again !? lol [22:37] BUGabundo_: give removing your xorg.conf a go [22:37] darn freenode java [22:37] cant see the user list :( [22:37] * cwillu_clone pokes BUGabundo_ [22:37] Mohero will do [22:37] just at work [22:37] ohhhhh cwillu_clone IS HERE [22:37] tomorrow I'm away on travel :p [22:37] remember, you can CTRL+ALT+F[1-6] to get a shell then restart gdm from there [22:37] * BUGabundo_ grins at cwillu_clone poke stik [22:37] BUGabundo_, I've kept coming home to my xchat with 6 blue tabs, but the relevant messages went off the top of the scrollback hours before :p [22:37] Mohero ah?? gdm ? [22:38] whats /var/log/Xorg.0.log or dmesg say BUGabundo? [22:38] ill start on recovery mode [22:38] and kill it there [22:38] Sarvatt let me pastebit it [22:38] root@ubuntu:/# pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log http://pastebin.com/f5f2fb87b [22:38] Sarvatt ^^^^^^ [22:39] BUGabundo_: loging on TTY2 CTRL+ALT+F2 if X doesn't start, then remove /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or copy it elsewhere) then run "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" [22:39] Mohero yeah i know [22:39] is what I did to get X up. [22:40] done [22:40] need to reboot into my system now [22:40] just need to be *realy* sure [22:40] since liveusb requires me to download and install java to come back here [22:40] ehehh [22:40] * BUGabundo_ do'h could have used empathy [22:41] so no more breakge? [22:41] is it safe? [22:41] Sarvatt anyting there? [22:41] BUGabundo_: why do you need to install java to get here? [22:41] it has pidgin [22:41] or you could use irssi :p [22:41] BUGabundo_: I expect that'll break my dual screen setup... has magic nvidia hax inside... will try when back in linux =) [22:42] oh and i'm getting a trace on shutdown and on gdm stop [22:42] i'll need to file that once i get my system up [22:44] Sarvatt syslog.1 has more info on GDM breakge [22:44] pastebining now [22:44] Sarvatt http://pastebin.com/f67eecb58 [22:46] from the looks of it its a race condition [22:46] yofel do u see that on your logs too? [22:47] BUGabundo_: did gdm break with the newest update? [22:47] I've still got one pending here [22:48] root@ubuntu:/# pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old http://pastebin.com/f7809601d [22:48] yofel define : break [22:48] if u mean i cant login then Yes [22:48] BUGabundo_: I haven't rebooted since yesterday, I'll try it in a moment [22:49] eheh [22:49] better not [22:49] let me reboot 1st [22:49] if i dont come back, then its bad [22:49] I was wondering if someone could post a good vncviewer alias for vnc over internet connections [22:50] akio are u running karmic? [22:50] on the machine I am connecting to, yes [22:50] ok then [22:50] eheh [22:50] actually karmic UNR [22:50] oohhh [22:50] great [22:51] we need ppl testing that [22:51] Sarvatt anything? [22:51] it runs awesome [22:51] i'll reboot now, then [22:51] just the power management is a little buggy [22:51] guys cross your fingers [22:51] i'm diving in NOW [22:51] brb (i hope) [22:51] it must be bad for him to worry baout something [22:52] it that the real BUGabundo? [22:53] yes [22:53] akio: his X segfaults [22:57] BUGabundo: wb [22:57] PING [22:57] I'm ALIVE [22:57] now I need to reinstall my nvdia [22:57] darn [22:57] no composite :(( [22:57] no gnome do glacy [22:58] so guys with NVidia [22:58] be ready for trouble on reboot [22:59] btw. guud evening everyone [22:59] :p [23:02] yofel: mind rebootning now? [23:03] to see if it is general nvidia bug? [23:03] ya still dont even know what the problem was though, ya screwed up the nvidia install messing with xorg.conf probably :D [23:03] i just rebooted mine fine after you said you had problems, x64 karmic with a 8400M GS and 185.18.14 [23:04] Sarvatt: I never touch xorg.conf [23:04] and this is a 4 day clean system [23:05] Sarvatt: I did got hit by yesteday broken gtk [23:05] maybe that mess something on nvidia [23:05] you just said you did a dpkg-reconfigure [23:06] well, brb (I hope) [23:06] Sarvatt: I did [23:06] and it did not print anything [23:06] didn't even make a backup [23:06] I miss the old option on the recovery console menu [23:06] Sarvatt: is it coming back? [23:06] it smells like it works [23:07] the system starts much faster compared to hardon herold [23:07] alteregoa: karmic is FAST [23:07] I boot in 19 secs [23:08] alteregoa: and Bmw1000c brags ha can do 10 sec [23:08] maybe some stuff has being recompiled against gcc 4.4 or something [23:08] grub is 1.96 and not 2 ! [23:09] lagrofox works faster [23:09] gorg, yeah and fraggles is still version 1 [23:09] woot [23:09] yes i do, 10 secs boot, at least with the fresh install [23:09] this gui grub need more resources to restart [23:10] now i have a couple more services starting with the system, i think my boot time as increased a bit [23:10] let me check [23:10] BUGabundo: nvidia works fine here [23:10] :((( [23:10] random bug then [23:10] and grub 3 is 3D with random 3D screens for your OS [23:10] will re-enable nvidia and check on next boot, aka tomorrwo [23:11] im still amazed how fast osx starts [23:12] ATM i'm with 15 secs boot :( [23:13] the only funny thing here is gnome-do: login -> gnome-do uses 190% cpu -> kill it -> start it -> it crashes -> start it again -> works [23:13] what kind of hard drives though? [23:13] 250gb HDD single plate [23:13] sata level? [23:13] Bmw1000c: rmp? [23:13] *rpm [23:13] 7200 [23:13] or wtv [23:14] akio sata 2 i guess [23:14] but the target system was a spinning disk I believe [23:15] if I could get resume working it wouldn't matter [23:15] eheh [23:15] Bmw1000c: LOLOOL mine now does 15 [23:15] ahahaaahah [23:15] woot :( [23:15] I'm catching you [23:16] no wai man lol [23:16] i need a fresh install asap [23:17] again? [23:17] yeah you can't win me [23:17] UNR is fast as nuts [23:17] I haven't clocked it though [23:18] akio: install boot chart [23:18] akio: sudo apt-get install bootchart-java OR pybootchart [23:18] as you like your venon [23:18] then look and upload /var/log/bootchart/ [23:18] upload to where? [23:19] !paste [23:19] pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic [23:19] I'm am about to re-install, would be a good benchmark [23:19] http://tinyurl.com/imagebin [23:22] http://imagebin.org/56702 [23:22] hi [23:22] where can i locate sudoers file? [23:23] I loaded it down, so that is pretty slow, but it reflects normal usage. [23:23] alteregoa: /etc/sudoers - see man sudoers [23:23] Bmw1000c, get that paste? [23:23] yes i did [23:23] is not in the sudoers file [23:24] what netbook do you have akio [23:24] good or bad? [23:24] MSI Wind U100 [23:24] i need to test it on my eee 1000h [23:24] Bmw1000c: I'm uploading my latest boot [23:24] ahaah watch and cry [23:24] :( aw [23:24] alteregoa: what/who is not in the sudoers file? when do you get that message? [23:25] on console [23:25] i tried to sudo su in console [23:25] here's mine https://files.getdropbox.com/u/1416038/bmw-desktop-karmic-20090721-3.png [23:25] Don't use sudo su. [23:25] use sudo -i [23:26] holy crap [23:26] the same [23:26] alteregoa: type 'groups' and check if admin is there [23:26] i think i have to start from the cd [23:26] i see only my own [23:26] Bmw1000c: crikey, that's quick! [23:26] Bmw1000c, are you optimizing after install? [23:26] ok... bad [23:26] admin is not there [23:27] Mine is 20 seconds: http://twigathy.com/corona-karmic-20090719-1.png [zero disk activity win :D] [23:27] Twigathy with fresh install i had 10 secs [23:27] akio a bit [23:27] woo disk 18mb/s?? [23:27] lol [23:27] CompactFlash card [23:27] That's it, I'm declaring war - with a fresh install of UNR! [23:27] wait akio [23:27] alteregoa: what does your /etc/group file look like? [23:27] before that [23:28] !paste | alteregoa [23:28] alteregoa: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic [23:28] akio http://www.techfuels.com/linux-free-bsd/5559-grub-profile.html [23:28] To profile Grub, click on the 'Esc' key while booting. Then, click 'e' over the first entry. Next, click 'e' again over the second line to edit it. At the end of this line, include the word 'profile' after a space and hit the 'Enter' key. [23:28] Hit 'b' to continue with the boot process. It will take significantly longer to complete the boot process the first time. Profiling will have to be done every time the kernel is updated. [23:28] oh man, what on earth changed the firefox search such that it's now a "google custom search" and none of the stuff like images/videos are on the top >_< [23:28] Bmw1000c, wow, thanks. [23:28] Bmw1000c: not using my hacked version of bootchart? :((( [23:29] Didn't know about that one. [23:29] Twigathy go to addons and uninstall the multi search addon (or something like that) [23:29] akio yeah BUGabundo told me that :P [23:29] ahha [23:29] cool :) [23:29] Bmw1000c: that's OLD [23:29] BUGabundo nah [23:29] now we have grub2 [23:29] its not the same steps [23:29] http://paste.ubuntu.com/223923/ [23:29] oh well it's almost the same [23:29] nope [23:30] no 'e', no 'b' [23:30] I can figure it out. I have grubPC [23:30] or 1.96 [23:30] the new one [23:30] BUGabundo but you DID NOT told me this "Profiling will have to be done every time the kernel is updated." [23:30] grubpc is grub2 [23:30] Bmw1000c: it used to be true [23:30] so much has changed :) [23:31] so i dont need to profile it again? [23:31] hmm i removed almost anything on user rights hmm [23:31] naah you are fooling me, so you can be faster than me, isn't it?? [23:32] Twigathy: EXIM??? [23:32] alteregoa: check what partition your / is on with 'df', then boot into a live-disk and ping me again please [23:32] * BUGabundo slaps Twigathy around with an wet towel [23:32] Twigathy https://files.getdropbox.com/u/1416038/bmw-desktop-karmic-20090625-4.png [23:32] 10 secs boot [23:32] Bmw1000c: boot profiling is heavy [23:33] should only be done WHEN required [23:33] akio check the link also.. i had a 20mb/s disk improvement with "profile" [23:33] BUGabundo: oh, yes... that got pulled in when mdadm installed >:( [23:33] wront [23:33] *wrong [23:33] * Twigathy goes to get rid of it - don't actually run raid here [23:33] it should have used MTA [23:33] i replace the users file [23:33] and on ubuntu MTA default is postfix [23:33] BUGabundo: well maybe I did something wrong then :o [23:33] Twigathy: please file a bug on LP and uptream debian [23:34] alteregoa: why that? [23:36] Twigathy: how can a compactflash with 18MiB/s boot in 20 secs?!?!?! [23:36] BUGabundo: NFS root >:) [23:36] So it only reads off stuff from /boot [23:36] ahh [23:36] I'm pleased it is no slower than a hard disk though :) [23:36] (Boot process that is, not the CF. I know the CF sucks) [23:37] argh, I can't get rid of exim! [23:37] It is HIDING somewhere... [23:42] how can i add myself to sudoers file? [23:42] alteregoa: on the live-cd now? [23:42] yeah its starting.... [23:43] you need to add yourself to the admin group [23:43] thats a weird thing, i used the users manager and removed any right [23:44] I found that, last time I did a profiling, it made it SLOWER. [23:44] It precached too much! [23:44] watching youtube HD with flash is very slow, does this happen to you too? [23:44] well, you also removed yourself from the admin group and lost sudo rights with that I guess [23:44] DanaG: which is strange [23:44] I would say file a bug, but then Colin will close it and say that a user should do profiling [23:45] like he did on a bug where my readhaed took like 2 min [23:51] ok im logged in [23:52] BUGabundo, are you trying to refute theories with facts again? [23:52] the sudoers file, i hope i find that [23:52] cwillu? [23:52] alteregoa: you don't need the sudoers file, you need to re-ad yourself to the admin group [23:52] alteregoa, if you're just not in the admin group, then you just need to run "addgroup alteregoa admin" from the recovery prompt [23:53] if you have to edit the sudoers file and you don't know exactly why, then you probably don't have to edit the sudoers file and editing it will just make your life truly miserable [23:53] BUGabundo, re: profiling :p [23:53] yofel: and how? [23:53] alteregoa, I just told you [23:53] ah recovery prompt [23:53] hmm i started from the cd now [23:54] you could do it from the cd too, but it's probably easier to just reboot into the recovery prompt :p [23:54] alteregoa: actually do what cwillu_clone told you, it's easier. I just forgot about it... [23:55] from the cd, you'd have to mount /dev/sda1 /mnt (assuming your root is on sda1), then chroot /mnt, and then addgroup..., and then exit, and then umount /mnt, and then reboot, and then... :p [23:56] cwillu you know I'm slow! what's that again ? [23:56] ok [23:57] chroot makes /mnt to / [23:57] fascinating [23:57] errr [23:57] no