[01:39] woo, new kernel day c_c [01:45] How do I enable multi-touch gestures, such as two-fingered vertical scrolling, on my trackpad? [01:45] richardcavell: that should be enabled by default afaik, but I guess you're suffering from bug 404219 [01:45] Launchpad bug 404219 in gnome-settings-daemon "Touchpad Tap Clicking Broken (scrolling also)" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/404219 [01:46] yofel: oh, okay [01:46] I tried adding a file to /etc/hal/fdi/policy to explicitly enable it but it did no good [01:47] richardcavell: heh, won't help since it gets disabled by gnome after that :/ [01:47] yeah [02:04] richardcavell: Can you use your touchpad at all? [02:04] Does anyone know if intel drivers are fixed in karmic? [02:04] drs305: yes [02:04] ok [02:05] drs305: it works quite well but I just can't do two-fingered scrolling [02:05] narg: yes I think so [02:05] narg: I've got an Intel GMA 950 and it seems to work so much better under Karmic than Jaunty [02:05] I had to mess with gsynaptics and a startup script to get my touchpad to work at all, which is why I asked. [02:05] richardcavell: woot! I've tried a variety of solutions on jaunty and nothing consistantly works. [02:07] narg: nah, it doesn't. I've tried to. Karmic is alpha software - I get programs crashing every now and then - but it's quite useable. [02:07] richardcavell: Well, I might as well try. Thanks for the info [02:07] narg: intel does work much better in karmic than it did in jaunty, but note that it now only supports UXA and there are still some issues related to KMS, you can disable kms though [02:08] ok, thanks all [02:45] synclient VertTwoFingerScroll=1 works as well until the whole g-s-d mess is worked out [02:48] any ideas how to fix karmic koala installation failing with those error messages? http://pastebin.com/m6b389a43 [02:50] och på svenska? :p [02:50] what does it say? [02:50] finnish [02:51] please translate to english [02:51] usb-creator-gtk is not ok for installation [02:52] using x64 with alternative installation with LVM encrypted discs [02:52] grub wont install either maybe becouse installation process aborts becouse usb-creator-gtk [02:52] same as me, trying upgrade here to see if i get it too [02:53] it probably means it's not uploaded yet [02:53] yeah i guess its better stay with jaunty :p [02:53] going install that now [02:53] ok [02:53] yeah if you need a working system use that [03:00] working server system would be nice :p [03:05] when i boot to the 2.6.31 kernel i don't have wireless connection [03:06] ?? [03:06] my old 2.6.28 kernels work but not the new [03:06] glennwhip: what wireless card? [03:06] atheros [03:06] madwifi [03:07] i upgraded jaunty to karmic everything works except wireless [03:09] glennwhip: did you need the restricted drivers for the card? [03:09] might have to check dkms if you do [03:09] (I don't have an atheros card, so I'm trying to guess what the reason might be) [03:09] billybigrigger: yeah, but that alone won't get him the driver [03:09] how do i do find out [03:09] no it won't [03:10] glennwhip: you might want to try to install atl2-source [03:10] * billybigrigger looks at his disassembled laptop [03:10] i must 'er [03:10] what are you doing? o.O [03:10] s/must/miss [03:11] i tried installing madwifi-trunk-r4079-20090712 driver from their site and still didn't work [03:11] what is who doing? [03:11] billybigrigger: you with you laptop... [03:11] nothing...just looking at it [03:11] strange thing is the 2.6.28 kernel in jaunty has that built into the kernel [03:11] 04:10:34 * billybigrigger looks at his disassembled laptop [03:12] i dropped/stomped it accidentally on my vacation in april [03:12] came home a little too drunk [03:12] ouch... [03:13] thought i just smashed the lcd so i replaced it to find that wasn't the problem [03:13] glennwhip: do you remember which driver that was? [03:13] you've got the ath5k modules blacklisted from the previous install no doubt, and you need to remove the blacklist so the kernel atheros modules will work [03:13] now it's %100 dissasembled with a cracked system board :P [03:13] too broke to buy a new one [03:13] my condolences [03:13] may she RIP [03:13] :P [03:14] i went to /etc/modules and removed the blacklist on ath5k still didn't work [03:14] buddy has a similar model, so i think i'll hold on to the new screen, ram, bluray drive and hdd for him...when his craps out [03:14] :P [03:14] its /etc/modprobe.d/something [03:15] try cd /etc/modprobe.d/ && grep -R "ath5k" . [03:16] sorry it was modprobe.d [03:17] its probably getting blacklisted in multiple files in there because of all the ways you installed external drivers [03:18] you shouldnt need any external wifi drivers anymore, things have come a long way since 2.6.28 even.. [03:18] *for atheros [03:20] Sarvatt: that's why i can't figure it out, working in .28 but not in .31 [03:21] sounds like you upgraded while still having the madwifi drivers installed which keeps the blacklist for the kernel drivers in place [03:21] did that command i said turn up anything? [03:22] its kind of complicated now by you having installed madwifi so you'll need to blacklist the madwifi modules as well to use the kernel ones [03:22] i ran that command and it just sits there not doing anything [03:22] did you forget the . at the end? [03:22] yes hold on [03:24] which ath5k cannot recover. To prevent this condition, stop [03:24] thats the only one? [03:24] that's what it said when i ran the command [03:26] yea that means there isnt anything blacklisting it at least, can you run this and upload it to pastebin? lsmod > ~/Desktop/wifi.txt && dmesg >> ~/Desktop/wifi.txt [03:27] do i need sudo? [03:27] nope [03:30] Sarvatt: didn't yet hear of pastebinit? [03:31] http://en.pastebin.ca/1507491 [03:33] hmm, looks like its working fine there using the kernel driver on the jaunty 2.6.28 kernel even.. [03:33] try to sudo rmmod acer-wmi when you boot the karmic kernel [03:33] it could be disabling it via rfkill on your laptop, it does that on mine if acer-wmi is loaded and wifi lites up as soon as I rmmod it [03:34] of course if you compiled madwifi on the karmic kernel you're going to need to manually go in and blacklist those modules from loading [03:35] sudo rfkill [03:35] new command [03:35] i'll try rebooting to the karmic kernel and "sudo rmmod acer-wmi" will take a few minutes to see if works [03:35] sorry its acer_wmi [03:36] oh nice DanaG [03:36] if it doesnt work, run those commands under the non working setup so we can see why its not working [03:36] the wifi.txt one [03:36] ok be back in a few [03:39] rfkill list [03:39] in my case, I have 4: one HP-wifi, one HP-bluetooth, one phy0 wifi, and one hci0 bluetooth. [03:40] Yeah, it's a bit redundant, though the former trumps the latter. [03:40] thats really nice being able to list it [03:50] 19 Second boot time [03:50] w00t [04:04] what the hell [04:04] now even jaunty wont work [04:04] installations goes fine without errors but when it will boot grub go to somekind minimal state and wont even show bootmenu [04:06] Sickki-: I just joined the channel. Did you recently repartition or install something? [04:06] yeah i tryed karmic koala first [04:06] You installed it? [04:06] yeah but it failed so i tryed now jaunty [04:06] that wont work either [04:07] you mean just that GRUB won't boot? [04:07] grub boots but its go to somekind minimal state i can write commands [04:07] reinstall GRUB [04:07] i tryed that, no help [04:07] sometimes it doesn't work for me when I reinstall GRUB [04:07] all files are on /boot/grub/ and menu.lst seems to be ok [04:07] so I have to do it again [04:07] or do it via grub-install [04:08] well i did now dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc [04:08] installing again... [04:08] i really hope that will solve it [04:08] okay [04:09] huh? did I hear menu.lst? [04:09] karmic uses grub2 so there should be no menu.lst [04:10] yofel: but he then installed jaunty [04:10] GRUB2 seems to work *so* much better on my MacBook [04:10] aaaah ok, forget what I said then :) [04:10] it even offers to boot OS X, though I didn't ask it to [04:10] I would almost consider replacing rEFIt [04:14] I have an error so I can not update http://pastebin.com/d32a8d503 [04:14] I have tried forcing [04:15] Kovert: my guess would be that the package isn't built yet, wait a few hours and try again [04:15] good idea thank you [04:16] unfortunaly i can install anything with apt-get till it is installed [04:18] Kovert: you could try aptitude and check if that finds a resolution [04:18] ok i iwll give it try [04:20] Sorry the program "aptBackend.phy" closed unexpectedly [04:21] guess I iwll wait till tomorrow [04:37] now grub wont work at all [04:52] i found problem better [04:53] somereason grub wont load menu.lst without commanding it to do it [04:53] menuconfile /grub/menu.lst after that its load menu fine and system starts [04:56] richardcavell, somereason grub wont load menu.lst without commanding it to do it menuconfile /grub/menu.lst after that its load menu fine and system starts [04:56] any ideas? should i try grub 2? [04:56] Sickki-: I don't understand [04:57] well when i start my computer grub goes minimal bash mode [04:57] Sickki-: Okay, are you trying to say that it won't give you a kernel selection menu? [04:57] yes [04:57] Sickki-: can you pastebin your menu.lst? [04:57] i got it to boot writing this command: menuconffile /grub/menu.lst [04:58] In Update Manager, I have deselected "Sources", but it downloads the Source code repositories anyway. Is this a known issue? [04:58] http://pastebin.com/m3a4ba40b [04:59] Sickki-: well, you've set it up to not show you the kernel selection menu [04:59] so it's giving you the expected behaviour, isn't it? [04:59] richardcavell, its totally made by installer? [04:59] Sickki-: hmmm [05:00] Sickki-: okay well it's "hiddenmenu" that's the issue [05:00] Sickki-: can you see that? it's the second entry [05:00] yeah it should not show menu but it should boot automaticly to default 0 [05:00] but it wont do that [05:00] Sickki-: All the lines that start with # are ignored [05:00] Sickki-: so you want it to not give you a menu but boot to the first option? [05:01] yes [05:01] like it would normally work but now its go to bash grub system where i need write commands to get it boot [05:02] is there any error message? [05:02] no [05:02] it will just only show what you would get by writing: grub [05:02] weird [05:02] yeah well lets test grub 2 :P [05:03] it was on jaunty packages [05:03] Sickki-: have you manually checked everything on that line? [05:03] works for me :> [05:03] Sickki-: or, yeah, just install GRUB 2 [05:03] GRUB 2 seems an order of magnitude more sophisticated [05:07] guys I noticed in juanty that /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -noliste tcp vt7 had been taking up nearly 70% cpu at one point...it was then fixed...and now it is at a constand 7% when system idle...far too much and I was hoping that karmic is not going to have this issue? [05:23] hi all... I'v installed Karmic aplha 3 and not able to enable tap for click [05:24] i'v installed , gpointing-device-settings , how do i run the GUI? [05:24] installing grub 2 fixed the problem [05:25] mac_v: dunno how to find it in the menu, but running "gpointing-device-settings [05:25] " in alt-f2 or in a terminal should work. [05:26] rww: ah... but weird ... alt-f2 doesnt work! , access from terminal works , thanx [06:11] i can't seem to burn isos [06:11] brasero says there's no disc inserted [06:12] k3b gave an unknown error (255) [06:15] anyone know about hotkeys? i installed karmic both / and /home on a single partition , and found everything working perfectly, including hotkeys, so i re-installed Karmic with / on a separate partition and used my jaunty /home as the /home for Karmic also, but now the hotkeys dont work! anyone know where in my /home this error lies? [06:16] 'wodim: Operation not permitted. Warning: Cannot raise RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits.' [06:16] mac_v: is it in xmodmap? [06:16] look for ~/.xmodmap directory [06:16] * mac_v looks [06:17] richardcavell: nope... i dont have the folder [06:17] wodim: OPC failed. [06:18] mac_v: well then I can't help you. [06:18] :( [06:18] i'm going to just take a guess.. .gconf :D [06:19] * mac_v sifting through the deluge of ~/.gconf [06:21] so many things it could be [06:25] whee now i have jaunty with ext4 / and /boot also grub 2 :) [06:25] should be easy to upgrade to karmic koala when it will be released [06:27] has anyone noticed immediate ext4 corruption on install of karmic alpha3? on first reboot fsck repairs the fs issue and all seems well, but strange nevertheless. [06:28] so far I've seen it on a vm install (twice) and on bare hardware. [06:31] ah, nvm. seems it was locked by another app >.< [06:33] is 9.10 to a point where one can test it an expect it not to break instantly? === coz_ is now known as coz === coz is now known as coz_ [06:37] let me warn you rvn you will face alot problems with 9.10 [06:37] i wont do again mistake and upgrade jaunty to karmic [06:39] i ran 8.10 during alpha and it was fantastic and i had no problems [06:39] was just thinkin [06:39] :P [06:40] install jaunty with ext4 / and /boot and grub 2 like me so then its easy to have all features from 8.10 when its final [06:40] just upgrade packages [06:59] rvn, it's almost always in that state, even from the early alphas. The trick is that it _will_ be broken once in a while, and nobody wants to hand-hold you through fixing things [06:59] so, if an update breaks xorg and you aren't either willing to suffer with vesa for a while, or fix it yourself, than alphas aren't for you :p [07:00] "the google-fu is strong with this one" [07:01] QPrime, on the first mount of an ext4 filesystem there's a bunch of checksums that need to be generated; I'd expect that first fsck to be related to that [07:01] (although I thought that only occurs with ext3->ext4 upgrades, but it's certainly a possibility)\ [07:04] cwillu: Thanks for the response. I've never seen that at all with new ext4 partitions created outside of the Karmic alpha3 install. I've taken a quick look on LP and didn't see anything related. If I continue to notice it I'll file a report. [07:06] i havent seen anything like that in 10+ ext4 karmic installs, maybe its not unmounting cleanly after the install and reboot on the a3 image? do you have something odd like an encrypted home folder maybe? [07:09] Sarvatt: nope. 100% generic install. VM is a dedicated 4GB HD image for testing, and the bare metal install is a multi-boot with mixed ext2/3/4 and NTFS partitions. At first I thought it was perhaps related to the VM, but the bare metal install belies that. I tend to agree that it may be shorting the umount at the end of install and the fs is marked as dirty. [07:12] Sarvatt, I noticed that on the last two dailies I installed from [07:13] both post alpha2, haven't done any fresh installs before that [07:13] Sarvatt, (incidently, the acer laptop's been acting a bit different wrt suspend with 2.6.31, but I'm still not calling it 'working' :p) [07:27] Sarvatt: hotkeys working great now... just have to reset all the other prefs... thanx [07:35] wow, i think it's been almost 24 hours and i haven't seen any updates [07:35] this rarely happens with an alpha [07:40] anyone else getting bug 404767 ?? [07:43] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/404767 [07:54] gotta hate weekends DPic :D [07:54] (for updates) [07:55] i go through packaging withdraws since all of x and mesa packages pretty much dont get touched on weekends too lol [07:56] Sarvatt, lazy sunday [07:56] woke up in the late afternoon [08:44] is the whole sound system extremely unstable or is it just me? [08:48] hey didnt i read somewhere there was a new and easier way to add a ppa key in ubuntu? [08:50] hm [08:51] I tried to add a PPA, and it's key added automatically [08:52] it adds the key automatically now? I thought you had to specify the ppa'a username somewhere... [08:52] yes, automatically :) [08:52] virtuald: I have some problems with Output Volume ;) [08:54] yeah i get that too [08:54] the new volume control is weird [08:55] virtuald: it's sets higher than 100% [08:55] o.o [08:55] that's really weird! :) [08:56] holy cow! it did automatically import the ppa key. oh my god that is soooo much easier [08:56] i think it's a feature :p [08:56] actually a buggy new feature [08:57] it changes the app volume and output volume at the same time [08:57] Yeah. PulseAudio flat volumes.... way too damn confusing for me. [08:57] but only shows the output volume, and it changes the app volume way too much [08:58] no more copy/pasting a key into a text file and then importing it manually or sudo apt-key from the terminal.. [08:59] nhasian: that's good :) [08:59] nhasian: what did automatically import the key? [09:00] the software sources thingy? or firefox? [09:00] virtuald: first one [09:00] ok [09:00] virtuald, i added a ppa from launchpad in software sources [09:01] virtuald, previously it used to give an error message unless you provided the verification key [09:01] ok [09:02] i've always added sources through the terminal [09:02] so is this new ppa key behavior exclusive to karmic? [09:03] I think so :) [09:04] but I haven't tried to do that in Jaunty :-/ [09:04] ruslanr, i noticed that all the instructions on the wiki and launchpad still mention the old way of adding the ppa key. i couldnt find anything on the new way in google [09:05] maybe they will be updated after Karmic release [09:05] proposed-backports :) [09:05] I forgot about that :) [09:06] well i'm a happy camper now. even empathy is working for me. grub2, and ext4. [09:06] only thing is i cant burn any cd/dvd since upgrading to the last kernel [09:08] ext4... [09:08] I'm still on ext3 :( [09:08] it boots faster... and fsck is super fast, which is really helpful when your on a laptop [09:09] I heard some scary things about ext4 [09:10] but it was when this fs was just announced :) [09:15] ruslanr, the scary things about ext4 actually applied to reiserfs and xfs (and basically any other fs with delayed allocation) [09:16] cwillu: really? I need to get some information about delayed allocation [09:16] ruslanr, a friends laptop that I managed had all sorts of random undeletable files due to the same issue (he ran reiserfs, with those showing up on a hard shutdown) [09:16] I've never used those filesystems [09:16] ruslanr, it's been fixed, renaming a file over an existing file triggers a sync now, which covers pretty much all cases that aren't apps being completely dumb [09:17] glad to hear that :) [09:17] but ext4 was the first filesystem with enough normal humans using it for anyone to make a big fuss :) [09:17] cwillu: thanks for explanation :) [09:18] * cwillu grumbles :p [09:29] * mac_v waiting for cwillu to sing ;P [09:29] * mac_v couldnt resist ;p [09:30] cwillu: actually i had to control not to say that on the printer bug ;p [09:36] ruslanr: any new ideas about the login time? [09:37] ruslanr: like uptime... [09:37] no [09:37] :( [09:43] morning === yofel_ is now known as yofel [10:09] good morning folks [10:10] since about a week gnome-volume-control-applet is starting to eat my CPU with errors like "WARNING **: Connection failed, reconnecting... socket(): Address family not supported by protocol" and since two days so is gnome-settings-daemon - where does this come from? [10:11] blk: let me guess, you don't use pulseaudio? [10:11] yofel, just alsa [10:11] blk: there's already a bug reported about that, let me go search for it [10:12] blk: bug 404340 [10:12] yofel, thanks, i'll check it out [10:12] ... [10:12] ubottu's gone o.O [10:13] blk: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/404340 [10:13] yofel, already there ;) [10:16] i'm not really happy with installing PA but there doesn't seem to be an alternative now :( [10:26] ohh thanks for making me look at that, looks like i need to rebuild g-s-d against PA 0.9.16 [10:28] Sarvatt, will that drop the dependency? [10:29] if not there should at least be an explicit dependency in the package.. [10:30] no i'm using 0.9.16 and the updated gnome-volume-control in g-s-d has a bunch of checks for different features if you're using 0.9.16 [10:30] and karmics is built against PA 0.9.15 [10:30] maybe these are runtime checks and not compile time, hmm [10:42] wow, I have some "ghost-files" on my Desktop :) [10:42] blk: you have to have libpulse0 installed to have g-s-d installed... [10:43] open up your /etc/pulse/client.conf file and disable autorespawn maybe? [10:44] probably going to take some adapting to your no-PA situation there, maybe something useful in man pulse-client.conf [10:45] Sarvatt, libpulse is a depency but that doesn't ensure a running pulse daemon which g-s-d wants to connect to (pulseaudio is the daemon package) [10:45] Can anyone recommend good software for creating a disk image of my Ubuntu installation? I want to run it from a live CD so I can image my ubuntu and then un-image it back [10:45] or maybe /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/plugins/sound/active to no in gconf-editor [10:46] richardcavell, dd if you intend to keep your partition layout [10:47] Sarvatt, that might work.. although i think i'll have to forget about gnome-volume-manager[-applet] (not that hard) [10:49] yeah theres lots of alsa tools ya can use. i use pulse even and wouldnt miss gnome-volume-manager at all :D [10:50] blk it seems a little drastic [10:50] richardcavell: you can use rsync for backups [10:50] blk: I tried using grsync and I thought it worked okay but it didn't copy many files over. Then I trashed my installation and it failed me when I needed it. So goodbye grsync [10:52] richardcavell, you want to be able to extract single files too? then i'd probably use tar just on the home and /etc directory and reinstall the system, then untar over [10:52] blk: I already back up all my important data, what I'm looking to do is to backup my whole installation. See, last time I managed to do it by installing newer video drivers on Jaunty [10:52] I couldn't even boot to a root shell [10:53] Now that I think about it, what I could have done was install a basic Linux, then grsync everything back onto the partition [10:53] richardcavell, to boot to root shell just append init=/bin/bash to your grub command.. always works :P [10:53] blk: no, seriously, I got kernel panic about 4 seconds into boot. Didn't get anywhere near being able to do anything [10:54] Can I use grsync / rsync to back up all my system? I mean everything on / [10:54] It skips many files, declaring them to be "non-regular" [10:55] richardcavell, that's why i use dd for system backups [10:56] i really dont trust anything outside of a whole partition or disk clone, always end up with permission or bad metadata problems somewhere when i use other things [10:56] there's probably also tools with a GUI/curses frontend to dd [10:56] the non regular stuff is problably referring to things like /proc that arent really files [10:56] richardcavell, partimage i think [10:57] hello [10:57] Sarvatt: well like I said grsync failed me when I need it [10:57] i have a problem with the 31-kernels from ubuntu karmic... every time i boot i get following error message (unlimited times...): [10:58] What I really want is a bootable CD with the clone software on it... like a live CD [10:58] ata1: illegal qc_active transition (00000000->00400040) [10:58] Then use Ghost. :D [10:58] any idea how to solve this? [10:58] install a iso to a usb stick with usb-creator, then loop mount the squashfs and chroot into it and sudo apt-get install whatever :D [10:59] Sarvatt: I can't boot to USB from my computer (Macintosh) [10:59] but I can boot to CD/DVD [10:59] no network when you're on a livecd? [10:59] dd is on any live cd.. going back a looong time :) [10:59] Sarvatt, I'm thinking of building a fresh ubuntu installer over here. :P [10:59] ahh i know how that goes, i have a ibook g4 dual usb that wont boot off usb too [11:01] any idea? [11:01] Alocado: can you disable SATA AHCI mode in bios? [11:01] Sarvatt: So I want a simple GUI that I can install when booted into a live CD, and just plonk the whole partition down byte for byte [11:01] do you not have network access when you are on a livecd? [11:02] Sarvatt, don't know, i'll try it [11:02] tons of gui backup apps just an apt-get away :D [11:02] Sarvatt: so recommend one [11:02] heck, throw the deb on a a usb stick or something [11:03] brb [11:03] aptitude search backup [11:03] richardcavell, http://www.partimage.org/Screenshots [11:03] there ya go, can grab the partimage deb [11:05] blk: that's nice [11:05] blk: and it has a live CD [11:06] Sarvatt, no i can't [11:06] it's a very.... poor bios (hp, version 1.63) [11:07] other idea? [11:10] sbackup looks pretty nice [11:12] oh hmm i thought it could do disk images but i dont see the option for that [11:12] unison/rsync is nice :D [11:12] can you give any more info Alocado? do you have a dmesg off a running system? [11:12] like does it work with the jaunty kernel on karmic? [11:13] yes, the 28 kernel works with karmic [11:13] can you pastebin your dmesg? [11:13] from the normal boot? [11:14] need to know what sata chipset it is to tell you what quirks you can use to disable software NCQ to get rid of the errors :D [11:14] are you on it right now? [11:14] just from a working boot [11:14] moment please... [11:14] <- netbook, problem is with a hp compaq notebook [11:15] ah [11:15] what model? amd I'm guessing? [11:15] right. [11:16] lol [11:16] 6715s [11:16] nvidia chipset? [11:16] with amd turion64 x2 [11:16] ah those are ati based i think [11:16] yes [11:17] graphics: ati mobile radeon x1350 (f**** ********) [11:20] Sarvatt: http://pastebin.com/d554940ad [11:25] its probably related to this -- [ 1.466757] ahci 0000:00:12.0: controller can't do 64bit DMA, forcing 32bit [11:25] they reenabled 64 bit DMA on SB600 in 2.6.31-rc1 and it might not work right on your machine [11:26] trying to find the quirk now [11:28] thy [11:40] i see a ton of ahci quirks in here for compaq 67xxs machines but not a 6715s :( [11:40] try adding libata.force=noncq to your grub boot line after splash [11:40]