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penguin42ff3.5 seems to have got flaky with flash in the last week00:07
BUGabundoa new flash came out00:08
BUGabundoI think it broke my sound :(00:08
kklimonda:D00:09
penguin42flash+pulse always seem touchy - I find as long as I have pulse stopped and then load flash it plays the audio00:09
kklimondathe only problem I had with flash and pulse was when I was using 32bit flash on 64bit ubuntu via nspluginwrapper00:09
BUGabundonope, it works...00:09
penguin42kklimonda: I still do that - has 64bit started working solidly? I'm finding ff is crashing - I used to only have th eproblem with flash itself stopping working00:10
kklimondapenguin42: It worked fine for me for the last few months00:11
kklimondaI'm now back to 32bit Ubuntu though00:11
BUGabundowhy kklimonda?00:11
kklimondaBUGabundo: as I said earlier I've downloaded an ubuntu install cd at 3 am ;)00:12
kklimondaBUGabundo: but as It works just fine I see no reason to switch back to 64bit00:12
kklimondathe only reason I've used it was to get all my 4GB of ram but now -pae kernel takes care of that00:12
BUGabundoaahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahaahah00:12
penguin42kklimonda: above 3GB it can hurt perf on 32bit00:13
BUGabundostupided argument EVER00:13
BUGabundo:)00:13
kklimondapenguin42: it can but as long as I don't see any good data on that and don't feel it myself I don't care ;)00:13
BUGabundoyou soon will00:14
BUGabundo:)00:14
DrHalan2does anyone else have a laggy gnash? i think it's either related to pulseaudio or to AMD6400:14
kklimondaBUGabundo: you think? ;)00:15
bjsniderBUGabundo, well?00:15
BUGabundobjsnider: I pasted it for you !00:15
bjsnidermissed it00:16
bjsniderwhat's gnash?00:16
loonyphoenixgnash is a free reimplementation of flash player:)00:17
* arand bjsnider < shuuun! :P00:17
loonyphoenixbtw, can it play youtube yet?00:17
alteregoait plays00:17
BUGabundo(11:32:40 PM) freenode: bjsnider:  make00:17
BUGabundo(11:32:40 PM) freenode: g++ -O3 -g   -c -o vdpinfo.o vdpinfo.cpp00:17
BUGabundo(11:32:40 PM) freenode: In file included from vdpinfo.cpp:37:00:17
BUGabundo(11:32:40 PM) freenode: /usr/include/vdpau/vdpau_x11.h:44:22: error: X11/Xlib.h: No such file or00:17
bjsnideran inferior reimplementation of flash00:18
DrHalan2yeah but the vids lag a little from time to time00:18
DrHalan2and im wondering wheter it's releated to pulseaudio00:18
bjsniderBUGabundo, yeah but after you installed the dependencies00:18
BUGabundooh right00:19
BUGabundonvm me... its pass my bed time00:19
BUGabundowell now MAKE did it00:19
arandgnash has, from my experience, and sadly, always been flaky...00:19
alteregoayeah, flash is inferior00:19
BUGabundonow what do I do with this bjsnider?00:19
alteregoaa proprietary virus00:19
BUGabundonow executable, no make install00:19
bjsniderrun the script and pastebin the results00:19
Leftmostgnash is still undergoing a lot of development. It's not that useful yet, but if enough people work on it, it may be at some point.00:19
DanaGFlash is a pain.00:20
alteregoaaptcheck.py is fail00:20
DanaGI keep the nspluginwrapp'd version so I can kill Flash on a whim.00:20
DanaGkillall -9 npviewer.bin00:20
DanaG=รพ00:20
kklimondaI think we'll see a twilight of flashe before it happens Leftmost ;)00:20
BUGabundobjsnider: $ ls | pastebinit  http://paste.ubuntu.com/244913/00:21
bjsniderflash, for lack of a better word, is good. flash is right. flash works.00:21
BUGabundowhat script??00:21
BUGabundothe python one?00:21
bjsnidervdpinfo00:21
DanaGFlash hammers the CPU quite often, too.00:21
bjsniderrun it out of the console and pastebin the results00:21
Leftmostbjsnider, the Linux implementation of Flash is buggy and not terribly responsive to current trends in Linux desktops. If there were a working open implementation, it'd be better.00:22
billybigriggerhas rc5 come down the pipe for anyone yet?00:22
DanaGIf I could, I'd nspluginwrap the 64-bit version of flash... to 64-bit.00:23
BUGabundoohhh00:23
bjsnidernot buggy for me00:23
DanaGI did the same for 32-bit, and Fedora does, too: nspluginwrapper 32-bit to 32-bit.00:23
BUGabundoI really should go to bed00:23
DanaGPrevents a Flash crash from taking down Firefox, most of the time.00:23
BUGabundobjsnider: ./vdpinfo  display: :0.0   screen: 0 Error creating VDPAU device: 100:24
bjsniderBUGabundo, why, is megan fox waiting for you there?00:24
BUGabundono, but tommorow work is00:24
LeftmostThat must be nice. But I figure a good free implementation is better than a good non-free implementation.00:24
BUGabundobjsnider: ./vdpinfo  display: :0.0   screen: 0 Error creating VDPAU device: 100:26
bjsnidertell stephen warren about this on the nvforums00:26
arandbut what on html5? I'm not that into it but does it have potential to somewhat replace things currently based on flash?00:26
bjsniderbut my guess would be you've got a broken graphics chip00:26
bjsniderarand, only if the videos of the future are ogg theora and not proprietary00:27
BUGabundobjsnider: well no00:28
BUGabundosome browsers are going to support close codevs00:28
BUGabundo*codecs00:28
bjsniderBUGabundo, no what?00:28
arandbjsnider: one can always hope...00:28
BUGabundofta just finish to set chromium on the PPA with non-free codecs option00:28
bjsniderthey'd have to pay a royalty to someone to support proprietary codecs00:29
* BUGabundo loves to be on 2G00:31
BUGabundobjsnider: I'll give you fta messages00:31
BUGabundoASAP opens00:31
BUGabundohttp://identi.ca/notice/7429026 & http://identi.ca/notice/742894800:32
LaibschCan somebody help me understand why I can access a cheap NAS box I have with hardy smbclient, but not the karmic one? -> bug 40758300:33
kklimondaBUGabundo: any idea which one is going to be default when chromium goes into archive?00:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 407583 in samba "karmic smbclient fails to access NAS box" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40758300:33
bjsniderBUGabundo, how much ram have you given to the graphics chip?00:34
BUGabundokklimonda: ask fta ;)00:34
kklimondaBUGabundo: aren't you like proxy identica<->irc ? ;)00:34
BUGabundobjsnider: give wher? the bios has no option for the aberture size00:34
kklimondaBUGabundo: and pr0n<->greader? ;)00:34
BUGabundokklimonda: #ubuntu-mozillateam ?00:35
kklimondaBUGabundo: just teasing you :P00:35
bjsniderBUGabundo, so how much is allocated to the chip?00:35
BUGabundokklimonda: most prob free, with option to start non-free00:35
BUGabundobjsnider: no idea00:35
BUGabundoit has 256 and see 51200:36
BUGabundoso I would say 256 ?00:36
* BUGabundo runs sysinfo00:36
bjsnider256 or 512?00:36
kklimondaI have 128 (and up to 512 using system memory) and can't watch movies when running compiz :/00:37
kklimondaI think I should test it out again now that I'm on karmic00:37
BUGabundobjsnider: _system_ says GPU _has_ 512. but specs of the card say _256_00:37
bjsnidercan you show me the exact model of that laptop online somewhere?00:39
BUGabundohumm00:39
BUGabundobjsnider: best I could find http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_8400M.html00:41
bjsniderBUGabundo, is the file /usr/lib/libvdpau.so.185.18.31 on your system?00:41
BUGabundo-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4.9K 2009-08-01 00:53 /usr/lib/libvdpau.so.185.18.3100:41
bjsnider/usr/lib/libvdpau_trace.so.185.18.3100:41
bjsnider/usr/lib/libvdpau_nvidia.so.185.18.3100:42
kklimonda18.31? there was an update to nvidia today?00:42
BUGabundobjsnider: http://files.getdropbox.com/u/112892/report.txt00:43
bjsniderkklimonda, one or two days ago00:43
BUGabundo-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 49K 2009-08-01 00:53 /usr/lib/libvdpau_trace.so.185.18.3100:43
bjsniderfixes crashes on some mobile chips00:43
kklimondainteresting00:43
kklimondabjsnider: and what about hibernation? :/00:43
bjsniderno00:43
BUGabundo-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1.4M 2009-08-01 00:53 /usr/lib/libvdpau_nvidia.so.185.18.3100:44
bjsniderBUGabundo, can you check dmesg to make sure xinerama isn't being loaded?00:45
BUGabundobjsnider: grep shows nothing00:47
bjsniderBUGabundo, you are actually using the nvidia driver right now, correct?00:48
BUGabundoyep00:49
bjsnideryou're positive00:49
BUGabundorebooted twive00:49
bjsnideryou'd swear to it if your life depended on it00:49
BUGabundolet me check jockey00:49
BUGabundoI have Compiz00:49
bjsnidersee if you can open nvidia-settings00:49
BUGabundojockey show 180 disabled00:49
BUGabundowhat makes sense, since I'm using 18500:50
kklimondanot really00:50
BUGabundobjsnider: did I see the log I gave you ?00:50
kklimondaas 185 is packaged in glx-18000:50
BUGabundokklimonda: it's a ppa nvidia driver00:50
kklimondaach00:50
BUGabundoits not archive 180 pseudo 18500:50
bjsniderwhat log00:50
BUGabundoNVIDIA Driver Version 185.18.300:50
BUGabundobjsnider: don't you have higlith??00:51
BUGabundo(12:43:00 AM) freenode: bjsnider: http://files.getdropbox.com/u/112892/report.txt00:51
bjsnidergood cpu00:51
bjsnidert830000:51
bjsniderlots of ram00:52
bjsniderdo you still haev windows on this thing?00:52
BUGabundothis laptop never seen Winwods00:52
kklimonda:)00:52
BUGabundoonly Ubuntu and a livecd of openSuse00:52
kklimondaBUGabundo: yuck! ;)00:53
bjsniderwell, you could have tested it with purevideo to see if something's wrong with the pv chip00:53
BUGabundoI was at ENOS kklimonda. won a 1,5mt TUX00:53
BUGabundokklimonda: http://fileland.bugabundo.net/fotos/Linux/TUX00:53
BUGabundobjsnider: how ?00:54
bjsniderin windows, install powerdvd and select the purevideo driver00:54
bjsniderpv and vdpau use the same chip00:54
BUGabundoI don't run windows!00:54
bjsniderright, but if you did that would be one way to test it00:54
kklimondawindows should have a livecd ;)00:54
penguin42I think there are some hacks00:55
BUGabundobjsnider: it's a close source OS. why would I have to subject my self to that?00:55
BUGabundokklimonda: there is a wind livecd out there00:55
bjsniderBUGabundo, is there any way you can get a replacement?00:55
kklimondaBUGabundo: because you are a bug triager :P00:55
BUGabundobjsnider: I'll have to try, right?00:56
bjsnideryes you will00:56
BUGabundokklimonda: does MSFT pay me ??00:56
BUGabundo:\00:56
BUGabundook. BED00:56
* BUGabundo $ do_funny_stuff(sleep) ; $ echoes REM00:59
kklimondabjsnider: is the fact that I can't play HD movies when running compiz a fault of my... less than good gpu? ;)01:00
alteregoaubuntu is a african name01:15
alteregoai watch African independent television, it rocks01:16
syn-acks/name/word01:18
syn-ackAnd, yes, we're quite aware of the word and what it mean01:18
bjsniderkklimonda, what do you mean?01:21
syn-ackkklimonda, Dude, thats gotta suck.01:21
syn-ackoh well. /me goes back to watching his HD Movies. :P01:22
oldude67does vbox use your existing video driver or does it install a generic one? cause my intel video is fubarred again on the upgrade to the 2.6.31-4 kernel02:04
oldude67using onboard intel 915 video02:06
RAOFoldude67: vbox doesn't touch your video driver; if you're running inside virtualbox, it's emulates a gfx card for you.02:16
scizzo-Anyone else that has noticed a sort of delay or jump in sound or video in karmic?02:22
legodudeI'm getting really awful performance as soon as I start copying files to a USB hard drive03:02
legodudewhole system responsiveness just takes a dive to a pretty unusable state03:03
legodudeand the copying operation is really slow03:03
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FloridaGuyso far i only having 1 problem with 9.10 and that is gnome-games-data...installed but when i try to install something like xchat..gnome-games-data...giving me problems...it wont uninstall...so i had to open package manager and lock it03:12
FloridaGuyE: gnome-games-data: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 203:13
bjsniderwhat does xchat have to do with gnome-games-data?03:13
coz_bjsnider,  nothing03:15
coz_bjsnider,   why  are you getting errors03:15
FloridaGuybjsnider, im just saying what ever i try to install..xchat or what ever..i get...E: gnome-games-data: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 203:15
coz_oh!!03:15
bjsniderrun sudo apt-get -f install03:15
coz_listen before you talk coz03:15
FloridaGuydone that03:16
kklimondaFloridaGuy: there is no other error?03:16
FloridaGuyi cant even uninstall it03:16
FloridaGuyyes03:16
FloridaGuythere is03:16
kklimondaFloridaGuy: it's probably an error with postinst script03:16
FloridaGuyso what do i do then03:18
kklimondaFloridaGuy: you could always paste it here so we know what is a problem03:21
FloridaGuyhere's what i get on apt-get -f install....    http://pastebin.com/m1f64bcae03:22
kklimondaFloridaGuy: go to the /var/lib/dpkg/info03:23
kklimondaand copy gnome-games-data.* into somewhere safe03:23
kklimondathen try again03:24
bjsniderkklimonda, did you say you couldn't play movies when compiz was running?03:26
FloridaGuywitch gnome-game-data....there's postinst....postrm....prem....md5sum..list03:28
kklimondabjsnider: ignore me - when I was using jaunty trying to play HD movies using vdpau output was generating weird errors but now in Karmic I can't play HD (HD as in x264) movies at all using vdpau03:28
kklimondaFloridaGuy: move them all somewhere safe03:28
FloridaGuyk03:28
bjsnidercool03:28
kklimondabjsnider: it was only happening when compiz was enabled03:29
bjsniderkklimonda, and you now can't use compiz?03:29
kklimondabjsnider: well, thats another issue - I can't restart it right now after it crashed.. I'm waiting for a excuse to relog/reboot03:30
bjsniderif you do a compiz --replace it doesn't work?03:30
kklimondaI get * glibc detected *** /usr/bin/compiz.real: double free or corruption (!prev):03:32
bjsniderwhat graphics card do you have?03:32
kklimondanvidia quadro 140m03:32
FloridaGuykklimonda, doing sudo nautilus....it will let me copy and paste them..but it wont remove them from there spot03:33
bjsniderso you've got a workstation system03:33
kklimondabjsnider: it works fine after I reboot until I switch it off for some reason03:33
kklimondabjsnider: no - it's mobile card03:33
bjsnidervdpau should not be shutting it off03:33
bjsniderbut it's a workstation chip. it's built for the business market03:34
kklimondabjsnider: I've shut it off so I could see if I can play movie without it :)03:34
bjsnideroh, i see. you deliberately turned compiz off03:34
bjsniderbecause it wouldn't play a flick with compiz on03:34
bjsnideri thought from what you wrote that vdpau was killing compiz03:35
FloridaGuyok got it03:37
bjsniderkklimonda, is there an error that happens when you try to play a flick with vdpau?03:41
akiosomething wacky is happening with my touchpad input04:27
akioanybody else getting weirdness? it started happening after I upgraded today04:28
oldude67now ive done it, even broke the network-manager..lol04:31
akiohow did you do that?04:31
akioI noticed I have more options in the mouse gui04:31
oldude67i dont know i just rebooted04:31
akiois there a new mouse driver?04:32
billybigriggerthere is a new mouse config app04:32
billybigriggernot driver04:32
akiomy mouse is freaking out, I don't know where to start04:33
oldude67its weird i have internet, just network-manager is no longer in task bar.04:33
billybigriggerask DanaG about mouse related issues04:34
billybigrigger:)04:34
akiooldude67, did you change any themes?04:34
oldude67nope04:34
akioDanaG, you here?04:34
oldude67and terminal says command not found..hmmm04:34
* billybigrigger waits for Dana to throw a frying pan at akio04:34
billybigrigger......04:34
akiowhen trying what?04:35
billybigrigger......04:35
billybigriggernm-applet04:35
billybigrigger??04:35
akiois it running?04:36
billybigriggerthe name of network managers app is nm-applet04:36
oldude67says it is in system settings04:37
billybigriggerif it's not running you won't have net access04:37
oldude67thats kind of what i thought..and it comes up if i do the nm-applet04:37
billybigriggermac_v, did you upload that ubunturise boot spash?>04:38
mac_vbillybigrigger: nope04:38
billybigriggermac_v, seen you last edited that page, thought it was yours04:38
billybigrigger:P04:38
billybigriggerno one took credit for it04:38
billybigriggeri like it04:38
mac_vyeah noticed that , author forgot i guess... let me check the rev04:39
akioyou don't necessarily have to have NetworkManager running to have net access. I have NM disabled on my work machine.04:40
billybigriggeri wonder what the ubuntu dev's will come up with a for a boot04:41
billybigriggeras of now grub2 doesn't support any themeing :P04:41
mac_vbillybigrigger: fixed... looks like it was --Xunil04:41
billybigriggerakio, do you have something setup in /etc/network/interfaces though?04:41
akioyeah04:41
billybigrigger:)04:41
billybigriggerwell if you wouldn't have setup your interfaces, without nm you don't have net access04:42
akioor dhclient04:43
oldude67well i have internet.just no taskbar icon04:45
billybigriggercheck your startup apps?04:45
akioI have noticed that the actual icons will flake out.04:45
akioI don't know why that happens.04:45
akioFor instance, the cpu throttling applet used to disappear on me and I would have to go into gconf to fix it.04:46
akioHaven't had to do that for a long time though.04:47
oldude67its in startup apps04:47
oldude67says its running04:47
akioTry deleting and recreating your panel04:48
oldude67just not on desktop, thats not a big deal right now tho as i still have to figure out why it wont let me use the -4 kernel with my intel 915 onboard04:48
oldude67acts like the video and the cpu are tied together and jumps when processor is working.04:49
oldude67had to use the 2.6.28 kernel to be able to use karmic..are they still working on the intel issue or is it just me?04:50
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billybigriggerrc5 brought some intel fixes iirc04:51
* billybigrigger is still waiting for rc504:51
billybigriggerwas released friday night, and still hasn't made it down the pipe04:51
billybigriggershit, launchpad builders built it on saturday...still haven't seen it04:52
oldude67so i take it im not the only one with this issue then..good(isnt just me for once.lmao)04:52
billybigriggerwell what's your problem?04:52
billybigriggerno video at all when booting with the .31 kernel?04:53
billybigriggerhave you tried booting with i915.modeset=004:53
billybigriggeri think, to disable kms04:53
oldude67no it bounces bad when the cpu is working if you dont do anything it stops04:53
billybigriggerbecause kms is enabled by default on the new rc kernels iirc04:53
oldude67i think i tried that before ..let me google that.04:53
oldude67ugh google didnt help whats the easiest way to disable kms?04:55
billybigriggeri915.modeset=004:56
billybigriggerin your bootline04:56
oldude67that in /etc/default/grub?04:56
billybigriggeryeah04:57
billybigrigger$ sudo update-grub04:57
billybigriggerafterwards04:57
oldude67not /etc/default/grub..nothing there..i should really right this crap down again.04:58
billybigrigger?04:58
billybigriggerare you sure04:58
oldude67yup04:58
billybigriggerGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"04:58
oldude67nothing there as in no print at all.04:58
billybigriggeradd "quite splash i915.modeset=0"04:59
billybigriggeryour /etc/default/grub is empty?04:59
DanaGoh, sorry, I was at dinner.04:59
DanaGbillybigrigger,  akio: poke.04:59
billybigriggerhaha04:59
akiogotcha04:59
oldude67yup its empty04:59
* billybigrigger waits for the flying frying pan.......05:00
billybigriggeroldude67, that's not good05:00
oldude67says it finds it when i do update-grub..05:00
DanaGWhat's this about a frying pan?05:00
akioNo, I m expecting a frying pan.05:00
DanaGI read the scrollback, but didn't quite get the joke.05:00
billybigriggerakio, ask him....05:00
* billybigrigger ducks05:00
oldude67ugh it /boot/default/grub05:00
oldude67grr05:00
DanaGquack!05:00
billybigriggeroldude67, ???05:00
akioow!05:00
billybigriggeroldude67, that's odd, it should be in /etc/default/grub05:00
oldude67nope its not..both are empty05:01
oldude67wtf05:01
oldude67??05:01
billybigriggerlocate grub05:01
akiothere is some funny stuff with my mouse and billybigrigger said you were the person to talk to for mouse stuff05:01
DanaGah.05:01
* billybigrigger giggles05:01
DanaGTouchpad stuff went weird recently... one part is that xorg seems to auto-adjust scroll-zone boundaries.05:01
billybigriggerlike a school boy05:01
billybigriggerhaha05:01
akioi thought that was it.05:02
DanaGThe other is that the gnome mouse preferences allows EITHER two-finger OR edge-scrolling... but not both.05:02
DanaG<pointer to rant>05:02
DanaG=รพ05:02
DanaGa.k.a. I'm not going to repeat the rant itself.  =รพ05:02
akiowith scrolling disabled it still snags05:02
billybigriggerDanaG, apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-input-synaptics05:02
billybigriggerwhat version?05:02
DanaG  Installed: 1:1.1.99+git20090731.1d89e2f6-0ubuntu0sarvatt05:03
DanaG... and he just got a ping.  =รพ05:03
billybigriggerxserver-xorg-input-synaptics (1.1.2-1ubuntu2) karmic; urgency=low05:03
billybigrigger  * debian/patches:05:03
billybigrigger    - 105_correct_multifinger_click.patch: Drop patch as it breaks05:03
billybigrigger      the expected behavior for multitouch clicking (LP: #320585).05:03
billybigrigger    - 111_add_active_area.patch: Backport "Synaptics Area" property05:03
billybigrigger      from upstream (LP: #402863).05:03
billybigriggersorry for the flood guys, yell all you want05:03
billybigriggerDate: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 10:42:11 +020005:04
billybigriggeryou using a PPA or something?05:04
DanaGyupparoonie.05:04
billybigrigger:P05:04
oldude67this is the result of locate grub http://pastebin.com/d4bfc2062 . is that normal?05:04
billybigriggerBAH! your still using legacy grub :P05:05
akioI will just wait a few days. I'm sure it will be corrected.05:05
billybigriggerakio, $ apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-input-synaptics05:05
billybigriggerwhat installed version do you have?05:05
oldude67and your suggestion is?05:05
billybigriggeroldude67, :P05:05
billybigriggerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub205:06
DanaGOh yeah, so, the synaptics driver DOES have an auto-adjust feature... but it's SUPPOSED to not auto-adjust if you set the edges manually.05:06
DanaGIt seems, somehow that case is failing.05:06
alteregoasomeone port ubuntu to hurd?05:06
akiohttp://pastebin.com/d1c6084bc05:06
DanaGwhat's a hurd?  (yeah, I know it's not "a" hurd)05:06
akioI don't touch xorg.conf05:06
billybigriggerakio, well your up to date on the synaptics driver, file a new bug05:07
billybigriggeroldude67, did you do a fresh Karmic install?05:07
alteregoahello mr. shiretoki05:07
oldude67nope05:07
oldude67upgrade05:07
billybigriggeroldude67, upgraded from jaunty?05:07
oldude67yeah05:07
akiobillybigrigger, you don't think I should try a fresh install?05:07
billybigriggerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Installing%20%28Ubuntu%209.04+%2905:07
alteregoai upgraded from dapper drake05:08
billybigriggerakio, won't solve anything, that synaptics driver is a pita so i've been told05:08
oldude67um chainload or no?05:08
alteregoaand akira kurosava didnt' mentioned it in his novel05:08
billybigriggeroldude67, read the wiki :P05:08
billybigriggeroldude67, yes chainload from menu.lst05:08
billybigriggeroldude67, everything you need to know about grub2 is in that wiki05:08
billybigriggerakio, the best thing you can do is file a bug05:12
akio I have no idea how to search for the open ones concerning this version.05:13
billybigriggerakio, a fresh install won't do anything for you, except bring you back to where you are now :)05:13
mac_vDanaG: hurd > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Hurd05:13
akioold habits05:13
DanaGwhat's your funkiness?  Extremely narrow scroll region is my issue.05:13
akioI don't want to create a duplicate05:13
akioslow movement is fine05:13
billybigriggerakio, try in a terminal $ ubuntu-bug xserver-xorg-input-synaptics05:14
akiofast movement acts like there are dead spots on my pad05:14
billybigriggerakio, and then a detailed description of your problem should be a good start05:14
mac_vakio: have you installed gpointing-device-settings?05:15
akionot knowingly05:16
akionot installed05:16
oldude67well just updated to grub2 and added the line going to reboot and see if it helps the -4 kernel..ill be back..05:20
FloridaGuywhats the ubuntu one that says ( disconnected ) that wont connect05:20
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akioBug #405943 looks like my culprit05:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 405943 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics "[regression] rapid pointer movements with touchpad ignored" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40594305:25
akiosame version and symptoms05:26
billybigriggerakio, hopefully a fix is released soon then05:31
akiousually when I get around to safe-upgrading stuff gets fixed, others broken, new stuff added05:32
akioi like alpha05:32
akioi am a masochist05:32
akioI only hope I can help.05:33
akioI'm using UNR05:33
mac_vguys whats this? > * Flloder001 has offered phear468.m00 (6567 bytes) < spam?05:33
Don_Miguelspam, yes05:34
mac_v:/ stupid spammers05:34
DanaGoh hey, you're right about the fast-movements thing!05:35
akioyep05:35
oldude67yeah it worked i can run the -4 kernel now..thanks billybigrigger05:35
akioi have a really tiny touchpad so it affects me greatly05:35
akioI have an MSI Wind05:35
billybigriggeroldude67, np05:36
oldude67but network manager didnt start again..hmm05:39
oldude67may have to do what akio said and reinstall it.05:39
akioi said to re make the panel05:40
akiois it running or do you just not see the applet?05:40
oldude67i just dont see the applet05:40
akiothen remake your panel05:40
akiomake sure you have two panel to start with05:41
akiothen just toast one panel and add to the next05:41
akioif you are using gnome...05:41
DanaGFor me, it only suppresses short, fast movements.05:42
DanaGLong, fast movements work fine.05:42
akiothat is another bug i saw05:42
oldude67just added the one from the widgets but its not the same as i was using before, could of also been updated and i didnt know it.05:45
akioit should just be in the notification area widget05:46
oldude67it works..no biggie..well thats a 2 plus night for me..now to read up on samba and how to get into the ol ladies computer so i can use her printer and steal her pictures.lol05:47
LaibschCan somebody help me understand why I can access a cheap NAS box I have with hardy smbclient, but not the karmic one? -> bug 40758305:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 407583 in samba "karmic smbclient fails to access NAS box" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40758305:54
FloridaGuy9.10 just alpha3...but so far i think this is about the best....i thought mandriva 2010 alpha2 was a fast distro...ubuntu 9.10 makes it look like i upgraded my cpu from 1 ghz to 1.5 ghz..06:02
oldude67tsc seems to be about the easiest way to log on to another win box but can i take things from that computer to this computer with it?06:08
akiotry hfs06:08
oldude67hfs?06:08
akiohttp file system06:08
akioa little windows app webserver06:09
akioa lot like the linux app webfs06:09
akioi hate networking filesystems, webservers and http is where its at06:09
akiounless you have special needs06:10
akioor filezilla ftp server06:10
oldude67well all my friends tell me i am special does that count..lmao06:10
oldude67im no network guru i just want an easy way to print and get some stuff from one computer to this one.06:11
akiolike i said, hfs06:12
akiosimple stupid06:12
oldude67has to be for me to use it..lol06:12
akiogoogle hfs06:12
akiofirst hit06:12
oldude67thats what im doing now.lol06:13
oldude67ah it has to be ran under wine.06:14
akioyou install it on the windows machine'06:14
akioit is a windows app06:15
oldude67ya i see that...06:15
akiois the other machine a windows machine?06:15
oldude67yeah06:15
oldude67sorry peeps for being a little off topic06:15
FloridaGuyi have a prob...gnome screensaver wont start...i have it set for 1 min...but if i click preview it works..just wont start when its supose to06:18
billybigriggeranyone know a way to chart disk access?06:36
billybigriggerlike take readings from iotop and put them into a bootchart style chart?06:36
shane__anyone here had issues with wireless dropping all the time using broadcom06:38
alteregoathose flash crap stucks every 10 seconds06:50
alteregoaa graphic issue?06:50
alteregoabillshot he dog's and cats in the craddle06:53
alteregoasomeone beer?06:54
syn-ackMay I assume correctly that Kickstart will not work with the liveCD?06:59
LaibschHi, I'm trying to understand why bash won't observe my explicit settings with regards to history size and duplicates: http://paste.debian.net/43226/07:01
JanCkickstart might work with the alternative CD (or a variation of that), but I doubt it works with the live CD...07:01
LaibschI want to keep 1000 lines of history and I want it duplicate-free07:01
syn-ackJanC, thats what I thought, I know it works on the Alt CD but I was thinking of building a liveCD for a USB Stick that did support Kickstart if it doesnt07:02
JanCthe live-CD installer just copies all the installed files from the CD to the hard disk07:04
oldude67ok got tsc up and running now to check and see if i can move files with it..:(07:04
JanC(and then removes some of those files)07:05
mac_vdoes anyone know about setting keycodes? i want to assign $ and euro signs to my keys which have keycodes 128 , 12907:42
syn-ackOk, what does ubuntu use to serve up the software packages07:44
syn-ackie what do they use to power the repos?07:45
syn-ackBasically I want to setup a mirror of the ubuntu repos, not just have a proxy for something local07:47
Laibschsyn-ack: take a look at apt-cacher-ng07:49
Laibschwhile you explicitly said you don't want a proxy07:49
Laibschit will store files in the same layout07:50
syn-ackThats exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks. :)07:50
Laibschcool07:50
Laibschmake sure to use -ng07:50
Laibschthe other one is horrible ;-)07:51
syn-ackRight, I found apt-cacher but then I found things taht were saying that it yeah, its not all that great07:51
syn-ackSo I was kinda left frustrated as to what I should use07:51
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gorgonzolahello, i have a terrific idea for a workaround for this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/369042, but i need help implementing it. anyone here up for the task? some knowledge of acpi/hal required... (i was sent here from #ubuntu :P)08:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 369042 in fglrx-installer "[HD 2600/HD 3670/HD 4650/ Others?] fglrx + Kwin with OpenGL desktop effects = failed resume" [Medium,Confirmed]08:34
gorgonzolai'll propose anyway: the thing is that suspend and resume fail with current fglrx drivers on some cards, with desktop effects enabled. It ocurred to me that it should be possible to disable desktop effects immediately prior to suspension and reenable them after resume, using acpi or hal events... but i don't know where to begin.08:36
gorgonzolahelp?08:36
cwillugorgonzola, /usr/lib/pm-utils08:40
cwilluare the scripts that are called on suspend and resume08:40
* twager is away: Gone away for now08:42
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kayessGot a problem with multi-monitor support on karmic (kubuntu desktop). the display configuration shows two monitors, but the multi-monitor configuration says I don't have multiple monitors and xrandr can't be used as the desktop extents are too small09:04
kayessOn jaunty I just put a few lines into xorg.conf, but there isn't one of those on karmic -- what's the right way to do this?09:04
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gorgonzolacwillu: does kubuntu (ie, kde) use pm-utils too?09:16
cwillupm-utils has nothing to do with x09:20
cwillulet alone desktop environments09:20
cwillui.e., it's general infrastructure09:20
gorgonzolacwillu thanks a bunch, i'm looking into it right now09:28
gorgonzolacwillu: one question though... where should i put this (ie, between which actions)? there's a bunch of scripts on sleep.d...09:29
mac_vdoes anyone know about setting keycodes? i want to assign $ and euro signs to my keys which have keycodes 128 , 129 , or any good how-to's?09:35
cwillugorgonzola, make a new one09:41
gorgonzolacwillu: yes, i know i have to make a new one. i was asking where n the exec sequence to put it, but man pm-suspend was very illustrative. thanks!09:42
martin__mornin guys.09:55
martin__A few days ago, my /home-luks-partition broke. it said it is no luks-Partition and i couldn't even load it via cryptsetup luksOpen. In the end i had to throw away all the data and i reinstalled my complete system.09:57
martin__so.. i just booted and this thing happened again, i can't acces the partition, because cryptsetup says it's not luks.09:58
martin__Does this mean my harddisk is broken?09:58
martin__i mean.. it DID work a few days.. and i did not change anything since the last time it worked..09:59
TheInfinitymartin__: badblocks will tell you09:59
martin__'sudo badblocks /dev/sdb2' in that case?09:59
TheInfinityman badblocks for more information (you really should read it, its an app of data mass destruction ;) )10:00
TheInfinity(if you use it wrong)10:00
cwillumartin__, it is unwise to use strong encryption without good backups on data you don't want to lose10:00
martin__at this moment it's not about the data i lost.. (i learned that i need to back up.. :/) it's more about a repeating error10:01
martin__TheInfinity: read it "sudo badblocks /dev/sdb2" seems to be fine?10:04
martin__hm. that takes quite a while.10:28
Teknomorning10:31
martin__hi10:32
richardcavellevening10:38
indusanyone can tell me, why firefox 3.0 is still default in karmic?11:18
indusanyone?11:19
induswhy is ff 3.5 not in karmic as official11:19
syn-ackindus, because theres still work that needs to be done before its approved11:21
ruslanrindus: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-karmic-firefox-3.511:21
indushmm iam reading ithis now11:22
industhanks11:22
hggdhdiverse_izzue, do you have a bug already opened? If not, what are you looking for?12:55
diverse_izzuehggdh, i found out meanwhile that mine is a dupe of some other, which seems to be confirmed already. thanks anyway12:56
hggdhk12:57
syn-ackAlright... Got a compile of the latest kernel prepatch goin' on13:15
syn-ackw00t13:15
BluesKajhiyas all13:37
leleobhzhave here people with intel graphics and this: [drm:drm_wait_vblank] *ERROR* failed to acquire vblank counter, -2213:40
leleobhznot a problem for me, but this overflow my dmesg13:41
yacc_Ok, I wonder what the correct way is to file this problem: I'm running Karmic, and both nv and nouveau crash badly, but run fine when I boot 2.6.27-14-generic?13:44
syn-ackWell.... Nouveau still isnt considered a "stable" product yet so you probably cant file them the same way13:46
syn-ackyacc_, And "crash badly" is pretty broad term...13:47
yacc_syn-ack, kernel panic?13:47
gnomefreakif Nouveau is in official repos not the PPA repos you can file a bug on it13:47
yacc_it's in the official one.13:48
yacc_But the important detail is, that it's an interaction with the 2.6.31 kernel.13:48
gnomefreakthan you can file a bug on it13:48
yacc_Both drivers run stable under 2.6.27-4-generic13:48
yacc_I wonder if I'll ever leave that kernel.13:48
gnomefreakyacc_: more than likely its caused by the restricted modules. same as nvidia-glx-173 (not sure if still an issue)13:49
yacc_Jaunty 2.6.28 had this overheating problem, which 2.6.31 seems to fix, but without X11 it's not that useful I have to admit :(13:49
gnomefreakthe nvidia-glx-180 works great here13:49
yacc_gnomefreak, nvidia-glx-180 in my case.13:49
yacc_gnomefreak, it crashes badly here.13:49
gnomefreakyacc_: doesnt work?13:49
syn-ackgnomefreak, X 1.6 doesnt run the 173 module anymore. :*(13:49
gnomefreakhm13:49
gnomefreaksyn-ack: its in legacy13:50
yacc_I've got probably an atypical onboard integreated nvidia solution.13:50
gnomefreakat least should be but there are bugs on it already13:50
yacc_gnomefreak, actually 173 does not even compile.13:50
gnomefreakyacc_: i know i filed the bug on it13:50
syn-acklike I said, 173 doesnt run under X1.613:50
syn-acknot supported by the vendor anymore13:50
yacc_00:05.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation C51 [Geforce Go 6150] (rev a2)13:50
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gnomefreaksyn-ack: thats why it was demoted to legacy by nvidia. but we have not yet fixed it in Ubuntu13:51
yaccIt seems in both cases to have been a case of hardware access => nv starts up and crashes when idle (I've found a bug that was closed because somebody did not reply fast enough???, how do I get it reopened?), and it crashes when a second instance of X is started (sequentially as in gdm restart, or in parallel).13:52
hggdhyacc, if you feel a bug should be reopened, just mark it as new/incomplete/confirmed, as the case may be13:53
gnomefreakyacc: reopen it with more info. if you giv eme bug number ill reopen it you comment on it. or click on invalid and change to incomplete13:53
yaccnoveau refused to startup with a message about GPU access, and started (but crashed rather fast) with accel turned off.13:53
BluesKajyacc, the 180 driver should work with your card , it's listed as supported13:57
yaccIt does, on 2.6.2713:57
syn-ackgnomefreak, Dont mind me. I'm balls tired and I'm not going to sleep till I get this kernel compile done so sorry for not making much sense13:57
yaccIt has slightly limited functionality on 2.6.31 but it makes the caps lock led blink nicely ;)13:58
gnomefreaksyn-ack: its ok im sleep typing too :) but i think im caught up for today 4 hours sooner than i should be13:58
BluesKajyacc , bummer :(13:58
syn-ackheh, going on 18 - 19 hrs myself13:59
gnomefreakyay i have finally figured out xchat, i havent used it in a few years14:00
syn-ackgnomefreak, You didnt miss much. :P14:00
yaccBluesKaj, yeah, my laptop has not a happy history with Ubuntu kernels in the last months :(14:01
gnomefreaksyn-ack: i see that14:01
iddoanyone got ssh-agent to work at login without gnome?14:03
BluesKajI have a cheap Acer lappy for travelling , but I managed to put jaunty on it using wubi , so far so good .14:03
zniavre_syn-ack,  you should give a try to nvidia.com website and 173.14.20 driver for your worrie14:05
zniavre_they are updated to recent kernel 2.6.30/3114:05
syn-ackreally now?14:05
zniavre_since first jully ...14:06
syn-ackI'll have to remember that14:06
zniavre_:o)14:06
yaccBluesKaj, Acer One?14:10
BluesKajyacc, Acer 4630 Extensa14:11
gnomefreakthe upstream drivers work for 17314:15
BluesKajthis is a bad one14:46
danbhfivemac_v: random guess: xset14:46
mac_vxset and? i havent used xset...14:46
* mac_v reading man xset14:47
judgeni didnt know kde3 worked so well in karmic.14:47
oldude67did all that adding last night for grub2 and work around for my i915 intel video to have to do it again today cause of grub2 update..grr..lol14:50
mac_voldude67: where did you edit grub2?14:52
oldude67mac_v,  in /etc/default/grub14:53
mac_voldude67: have you tried editing the etc/grub.d?14:53
oldude67mac_v, why, it works now.14:54
mac_voldude67: no.. i was saying for persistence of the edits14:54
oldude67figured karmic was going to go to grub2 anyways.14:55
oldude67which it did, this mornings update had it.14:55
mac_voldude67:  etc/grub.d ,works for grub214:56
oldude67ah well i was told to do it the other way.14:56
mac_voldude67: nope , read the readme in  etc/grub.d14:57
BluesKajoldude67,  /boot/grub/grub.cfg14:57
mac_vBluesKaj: no, should *not* edit that14:57
mac_vunless essential14:57
mac_v!grub214:57
ubottuGRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub214:57
BluesKajwell, I had to add my W7 partition there14:58
oldude67well i didnt have to add any partitions i just had to fix the intel video.14:58
mac_vBluesKaj: that was an issue in the initial a3 ? but is fixed nowBug #40279514:58
mac_vBug #40279514:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 402795 in grub2 "windows option not shown" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40279514:59
oldude67mac_v, i dont have a /etc/grub.d15:00
gnomefreakoldude67: /boot/grub.d?15:00
BluesKajmac_v, oldude67 , intel video should be in the kernel module by now15:01
bjsnideri would call the entire grub system a paper cut15:01
gnomefreak/etc/boot.d/grub or /etc/default/grub maybe what you are looking for15:02
oldude67im not looking i already have it fixed, just got told i did it the wrong way..but it works.15:02
gnomefreaki have /tc/grub.d15:03
gnomefreak/etc/grub.d dir15:03
bjsnideris "unmount" really better than "unmount volume"?15:04
BluesKajhmm, I have none of the above grubs15:07
oldude67BluesKaj, well im doing better then you i do atleast have the /etc/default/grub.15:08
BluesKajok oldude67, forgot about that one ..I have it as well15:10
* BluesKaj makes sure it's in runbox list15:10
oldude67thats the only one i have..lol15:11
BluesKajno cfg/15:11
BluesKaj?15:11
oldude67thats probably why they told me to do it the way i did.15:11
oldude67oh i didnt check that one.15:11
oldude67yeah i have that one as well.15:13
BluesKajthey always tewll you not to edit that file cuz it's generated  /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig using templates # from /etc/grub.d and settings from /etc/default/grub15:13
BluesKajbut those other files are more difficult to edit15:13
oldude67frigging netsplits..hope this doesnt keep happening.15:15
PiciStaff are looking into it./15:15
BluesKajanyway BBL, trying to get my phone pics transferred , but it's proving to be difficult in linux  , guess I'll have to into windows to get it done. :P15:27
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iPoRnhy, gnome-setting-daemon, is using around 30% of cpu, and it forces my cpu to get overheated, anyone knows why?15:45
mac_vbjsnider: unmount will be eventually replaced by eject for all extrenal drive/cd/... unmount will only be used for partitions15:50
bjsnidercool15:53
TwigathySo much for sound mixing.... screw pulse :| Failed to create sink input: too many inputs per sink. in syslog c_c16:06
Twigathyok, what. Workrave has created about nine magillion pulseaudio playback streams16:07
Twigathytime to REPORT BUG16:08
bjsniderworkrave?16:09
TwigathyIt's a 'take a break' app, forces you to not sit at the computer for hours on end16:09
TwigathyIt seems every time it plays a sound it makes a new PA stream ... and keeps it open ...16:10
bjsniderthat's not the fault of pulseaudio16:10
Twigathyindeed, that's the fault of workrave16:10
bjsnidercan you change the audio driver to alsa?16:11
Twigathyno, no options for which sound server to use16:11
bjsnidermaybe it's not even fully compatible with pulse then16:12
Twigathyindeed...16:13
bjsnideris this a gtk app?16:15
TwigathyYes, I think so. It's gnome-like, not KDE.16:15
bjsniderperhaps the changelog might talk about pulseaudio somewhere16:15
Twigathywell... bug reported. PA restarted. Workrave told not to make noise :)16:21
bjsniderhas there beena  pulse update since 9.15?16:23
syn-ackalright16:24
syn-ackpatch for rc5 took right up and running nicely16:24
syn-ackLinux meskes-laptop 2.6.31-rc5 #1 SMP Mon Aug 3 05:25:19 MST 2009 i686 GNU/Linux16:24
Twigathybjsnider: nope, .9.15 is the version I'm running16:27
oldude67syn-ack, when is the release for rc5?16:33
syn-ackoldude67, *shrugs*16:34
syn-ackI built this for myself thismorning.16:34
oldude67ah i will wait, im not in that big of a hurry to have to fix things again..lol16:34
syn-ackoldude67, the only thing I forgot to do was make an initrd so I dont have a purty splash16:35
oldude67lol16:35
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BluesKajno joy , no linux drivers for my phone ...this is why so many ppl use windows for a back up to apps that don't exist or don't work on linux ...sad but true :(16:47
BluesKajI don't want to hack the phone or anything , just transfer pics16:48
bjsniderBluesKaj, how does your phone connect to the pc?16:54
BluesKajbjsnider, usb17:00
bjsniderand what does lsusb say when the phone is plugged in?17:00
bjsniderit should just be very similar to a usb jump drive to my way of thinking17:01
bjsnidershould mount it as such17:01
ShiretokoHi! :317:01
Shiretokoanyone get arround automount 4 usb external devices?17:02
BluesKajbjsnider, Bus 002 Device 002: ID 22b8:2a62 Motorola PCS E815 GSM Phone (AT) ...this is odd cuz it wouldn't list yesterday *v*17:04
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bjsniderseems to know an awful lot about it for a device with no driver17:04
bjsniderlook up the id and see if there really isn't a driver17:05
Shirotokobut in 9.04 it was mounted ok17:05
Twigathymeep, gdm update has killed.... something ...17:05
TwigathyX no longer thinks the 'nvidia' module exists, but it shows in lsmod...17:05
BluesKajbjsnider, i tried installing a windows driver in wine17:06
BluesKajbut the graphics wouldn't show some of the dialogs required to choose a profile etc17:07
bjsniderBluesKaj, did that phone work as a file system in jaunty?17:08
BluesKajbjsnider, I didn't try it in jaunty17:09
bjsniderBluesKaj, you could try booting a livecd to check, because this could be a karmic problem17:10
BluesKajjust decided to try it on karmic yesterday rather than bother my wife while she was working on her vista pc17:10
bjsniderwhat's vista?17:10
bjsnideris that a new linux distro?17:10
Shirotokolol17:10
yoasifit's an OS.17:10
yoasifwindows vista17:10
BluesKajbjsnider, i did however get it to work on W7 64bit , now that's something that surprised me17:11
bjsniderwhat did you say? linux vista?17:11
BluesKajno wife's windows vista pc17:11
Shirotokorofl17:11
BluesKajhehe17:11
BluesKajinteresting concept linux vista :)17:12
Twigathyhrm, so... anybody know what would cause Xorg to say "The nvidia module doesn't exist!" and for lsmod to list it just fine? :(17:13
Shirotokothat really exist17:13
* Twigathy thinks something broke something else :)17:13
Twigathygoodness knows what broke what17:13
bjsniderTwigathy, run dkms status17:14
Shirotokoonly that the name is "Linux Vixta"17:14
Twigathybjsnider: that's showing the nvidia module is... er... good for four kernels (one of which is the one I am booted into now)17:15
bjsniderit should say "installed"17:15
bjsnidercheck your xorg.conf file. you can also use jockey if you want17:16
Twigathyyup, it says installed17:16
bjsniderpower down, flea power, reboot17:16
* BluesKaj thinks his leg was pulled17:16
bjsniderBluesKaj, sounds painful17:16
Shirotokoanything like ubuntu-tweak for karmic?17:17
BluesKajbjsnider, that you were kidding about linux vista :)17:17
Twigathywharfglbl. Re-installing the 185 driver. [reboot didn't help]17:20
bjsniderwhat does xorg.conf say?17:20
refnumzxI need to get the latest version of dansguardian to run in jaunty.  I have tried to download the version available in karmic but when I try to install it with dpkg \endash I.   I get unmet dependencies. Libclamav and a c library. But I imagine those other packages will also have dependencies and on and on and on.  Is there a way I can install a package for karmic into jaunty?  I have tried a manual compile but this also fails with lib17:21
refnumzxer to use the deb from karmic as it would make package removal and things much easier.17:21
bjsniderwhy are you so worried about security on a linux system? chill out17:22
bjsniderrelax. have a drink17:22
Shirotokodid u installed clavmav?17:24
Twigathyhurrah, that fixed things17:25
* Twigathy wonders what on earth happened :/17:25
bjsnidergood to see that senator dole is in this room. nice to see the  last surviving member of the silent generation using linux.17:25
Shirotokolol17:26
itswhatevdon't upgrade to vbox 3.0.2 if you don't have problems... i'm getting packet loss regardless of network type / adapter..17:35
bjsnideritswhatev, doesn't work terribly well here either17:54
bjsniderseems slow17:54
itswhatevbjsnider: it's a regression imo... kind of blatant17:55
bjsnidermaybe it would work better without opengl17:56
bjsnidernot sure17:56
bmungerwonder if new kernel will be in repo today18:10
syn-ackHeh18:10
syn-ackIts already on my system. :P18:10
bmungeryou compiled it yourself?18:10
syn-ackYou bet ya18:10
BluesKajok my usb phone is listed , but how do i get it to mount , fstab and mtab complain that's not there18:11
syn-ackI'm actually building another one right now18:11
syn-ackForgot a couple options18:11
BluesKajthat it's not18:11
syn-ackbmunger, dpkg-deb: building package `linux-image-2.6.31-rc5' in `../linux-image-2.6.31-rc5_2.6.31-rc5-10.00.Custom_i386.deb'.18:12
bmungersyn-ack: do you take the config options from ubuntu default and then just modify them?18:15
syn-ackI for the most part.... I do use make-kpkg though which makes it a breeze18:16
syn-ackbmunger, if you're interested in more info feel free to /pm me18:18
bjsniderbut why. what does yours have that the standard ubuntu kernel lacks?18:18
syn-ackits not what it has, its what it doesnt have18:18
bjsniderso you trimmed yours down and so forth18:19
refnumzxI need to get the latest version of dansguardian to run in jaunty.  I have tried to download the version available in karmic but when I try to install it with dpkg \endash I.   I get unmet dependencies. Libclamav and a c library. But I imagine those other packages will also have dependencies and on and on and on.  Is there a way ia18:24
iarefnumzx: afaiu, the latest version is 2.10 - for jaunty you can try this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clamav/+archive/ppa18:28
refnumzxia: how do i get jaunty to upgrade dansguardian? i have never used ppa. thanks for the help.18:41
refnumzxi try pt-get update and upgrade but it claims 2.9.97 is the latest.18:41
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yofelrefnumzx: you first need to add the ppa to your software sources, see 'install packages' on the ppa page for that18:43
DanaGsudo apt-add-repository ppa:ppaname18:44
yofelrefnumzx: which ubuntu release do you use?18:45
yofelDanaG: and it's 'add-apt-repository' :P18:45
DanaGoh yeah18:45
DanaG.18:45
syn-ackw00t19:01
syn-ackgot the kernel compiled 100 % correctly now19:01
syn-ackLinux meskes-laptop 2.6.31-rc5 #1 SMP Mon Aug 3 08:41:03 MST 2009 i686 GNU/Linux19:01
refnumzxi use jaunty19:05
syn-ackGood for you19:05
iarefnumzx: open https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clamav/+archive/ppa and click at "Read about installing" link - there is good instructions aboud adding PPA in software sources.19:05
syn-ack:P19:05
* Twigathy gave up on vdpau+mplayer... silly mplayer just goes "Nope, can't use that codec!" c_c19:06
iarefnumzx: but just use instead of line "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/awn-testing/ubuntu jaunty main" in example this line: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-clamav/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main19:07
refnumzxia: thanks a lot19:14
BluesKajTwigathy, try vlc , it plays mostly everything well19:42
TwigathyBluesKaj: yarr, vlc and mplayer both work ok w/o vdpau, I just figured it'd be nice if I could offload it to the GPU ;)19:42
BluesKajTwigathy, send it to a TV or pvr ?19:46
TwigathyBluesKaj: nono, just to display onscreen19:47
Twigathyoffload as in not use CPU to decode, use GPU's magic video decoding chip to decode video.19:47
BluesKajright19:47
BluesKajwhich card do you use ?19:48
Twigathy9600GT19:48
BluesKajvery nice Twigathy,  I use a 7600GT but I'm not a gamer19:52
Twigathyyup, I did have a 7600GT but it wasn't so great for games. I don't play often, but I like it to be nice and slick when I do ;)19:53
bjsniderTwigathy, that graphics card is compatible with vdpau19:56
BluesKajthe 7600 is good for movies and tv on this display (samsung syncmaster 2253LW) , which I occasionaly use when the main tv is being abused by reality shows :)19:56
Twigathyhehe19:56
Twigathybjsnider: yup, I know. I just get mplayer having a fit saying it can't use the vdpau codecs (I specify using -vc) :/19:57
bjsniderTwigathy, which mplayer?19:57
FloridaGuyhow would i add this mirror to /ect/apt/sources.list19:57
FloridaGuyftp://carroll.cac.psu.edu/pub/linux/distributions/ubuntu/dists/19:57
TwigathyOne from a PPA - the nvidia-vdpau one19:57
bjsniderok19:57
bjsniderwhat does it say exactly. what's the error message?19:58
Twigathyvdpinfo programs states that yes, the card supports vdpau19:58
Twigathyer, sec :)19:58
Twigathyhttp://paste.lisp.org/display/8468419:59
Twigathyessentially... Cannot find codec 'h264_vdpau' in libavcodec...19:59
bjsniderTwigathy, add -vo vdpau to the command20:01
BluesKajFloridaGuy, try to find the deb source for your distro (jaunty I assume) on their site , ftp prolly won't work unless you use wget to dl the urls to your sources.list20:02
Twigathybjsnider: oh, missed that. Same error though, that it can't find the codec20:02
FloridaGuyBluesKaj, im useing karmic20:03
TwigathyIt does output using vdpau now though, just doesn't do the decoding on-card20:03
BluesKajok FloridaGuy , I would look for the deb urls on that site20:04
FloridaGuyk20:04
bjsniderTwigathy, which version of libavcodec are you using?20:05
Twigathybjsnider: good question... 4:0.5+svn20090609-1ubuntu3 from the karmic main repo. Although I thought mplayer shipped its own copy of that...?20:08
BluesKajahh svn version in the karmic repos now ...ughlee!20:16
Twigathy:>20:17
BUGabundohey20:17
BluesKajmplayer has been really flaky on my setup20:17
* Twigathy waves20:17
BUGabundoso what are we breaking today?20:17
BUGabundogot this idea20:17
BluesKajhey BUGabundo20:17
BUGabundoanyone want to change the World?20:17
Twigathywell, today my nvidia driver broke, then mplayer broke.20:17
BUGabundohey Tw BluesKaj20:18
TwigathyBut it's fixed now =)20:18
Twigathy[almost-didn't manage to get vdpau working in the end]20:18
BUGabundoheh20:18
hifihuh, wtf20:19
hifiwhen I ssh into my laptop and run a command like "screen" and immediately "exit" it hangs and the process is <defunct>20:19
BUGabundosooooo20:20
BUGabundowho want to change the world, of how we install apps?20:21
hifiaptitude is fine, thanks20:21
kklimondaBUGabundo: I do20:21
hifi(as an apt-get replacement)20:21
yofelBUGabundo: count me in :)20:21
BUGabundohey kklimonda20:21
BUGabundojey yofel20:21
kklimondaBUGabundo: I believe we need a better way of installing single packages from -backports ;)20:21
kklimondahey :)20:21
BUGabundohumm I'm lagged20:21
BUGabundooops20:21
BUGabundokklimonda: that too20:22
BUGabundobut this firt20:22
BluesKajso what's the "change the world install" news ?20:22
BUGabundoUSER installed Apps20:22
BUGabundono more system wide20:22
BUGabundoreplicate the packagelist on ~/20:22
kklimondaBUGabundo: no, I don't like it20:22
BUGabundoand install on $HOME20:22
yofelmore like in ~/.local20:22
BUGabundowhat ever whereever20:23
TwigathyBUGabundo: sounds good -- especially on a multi-user system where you don't really want to give out sudo to everybody :)20:23
kklimondaBUGabundo: can you provide an example why would you want to install application in ~/ ?20:23
yofelkklimonda: never wanted to install an app on a network pc where you don't have sudo rights?20:24
BUGabundokklimonda: portability, no more system wide changes, less sudo, etc20:24
kklimondayofel: I believe that we could use more... "detailed" privileges like "installing new software"20:25
yofelalso you could install a never prog. version in ~ and keep the stable one in the system folders20:25
yofels/never/newer/20:25
BUGabundoright20:25
refnumzxthat would be great.20:25
BUGabundoI don't get why no one ever implement that on apt20:26
BUGabundonow, we need a spec, and bugs on LP and upstream20:26
yofelkklimonda: that too, but in my university account I'll defenitely *never* get app install perms.20:26
BUGabundowho the heck mantains apt ??20:26
refnumzxmaybe like an apt-local that automatically does an install to a /home/username/local_applications.20:26
kklimondayofel: if that's admin's decision who you are to argue with him? :)20:26
BUGabundokklimonda: we are Hacker!20:27
kklimondaBUGabundo: debian maintainers20:27
yofelkklimonda: err... if the admin is to lazy to upgrade to something newer than gutsy maybe?20:27
kklimondayofel: that's different thing.20:28

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