[00:24] MontelEdwards: Please see the topic. You'll find more help in a dedicated Mono channel: http://www.mono-project.com/IRC === bjf is now known as bjf-afk [01:11] hello. according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames , the next 10.04 will be called "lucid lynx" - could anyone tell me, please, does this approved information, or just the most suitable suggestion? [01:13] ia_: It looks official. [01:17] ia_: I don't see any official announcements, but there are lots of plausible news stories... [01:17] Who knows. [01:18] apparently he announced it at a conference [01:19] wgrant: yes, i'm thinking so, but asking, because usually official message is sent in ubuntu-devel-announce list about codename for next release. === montel_ is now known as Guest32016 [06:00] superm1: yeah, sorry, nevermind, I figured it out :-) [06:00] kirkland, what was it re? [06:00] superm1: karmic mythtv [06:00] ah [06:00] superm1: i upgraded a couple of frontends today, was disappointed to see the db bump [06:01] superm1: as my backend is hardy [06:01] superm1: but i got the jaunty packages working on karmic, and pinned them [06:01] kirkland, well if you want to help get a 0.22 in order for hardy, would be appreciated.. [06:01] there was some complexities since qt4 wasn't in hardy [06:02] superm1: i wouldn't mind trying 0.22 on my hardy backend [06:02] superm1: my ping was actually about that [06:02] superm1: i was curious how stable it was [06:03] kirkland, well it's quite stable for me, upstream is getting really close to a release with it [06:03] they've been in bug fix mode for a month now [06:03] superm1: good to know; available in a ppa for hardy? [06:04] kirkland, well our weekly builds only do intrepid, jaunty, karmic [06:04] *daily builds [06:04] superm1: hrm, okay [06:04] superm1: well, i'm out of town for the next 8 days, so I won't be playing it it for another week or so [06:05] superm1: i was in panic mode, though, today [06:05] if you want to help sort out the problems in packaging for hardy (w/o breaking intrepid/jaunty/karmic), be glad to add it to the daily builds [06:05] it's the same packaging for all distro releases we do [06:05] superm1: as I upgraded my way into a broken myth setup, the day before leaving for a long trip... kim was *not* happy :-) [06:05] haha [06:06] superm1: her words were to me, "oh no, you have *got* to be kidding..." [06:07] kirkland, if you bzr get lp:~mythbuntu/mythbuntu/mythbuntu-weekly-build, that's our daily build script, it has the bzr branches for all the related stuff that gets used in it [06:08] so maybe while you're on the plane or something, if you've got a schroot/pbuilder and the packaging/branches checked out you can take a look at hardy stuff [06:08] superm1: cool, i'll grab it [06:08] superm1: are there bugs filed for the known build issues? [06:08] superm1: is it mostly sorting qt4 and mysql5.1 issues? [06:09] kirkland, not currently. i think it's just qt4 and maybe nvidia vdpau stuff [06:09] because it worked for a long time on hardy, but when it broke, the executive decision was, eh, get to if if we got time to fix it :) === Igorot is now known as Knightlust === doko__ is now known as doko === asac_ is now known as asac === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter === warp10_ is now known as warp10 [14:14] chrisccoulson, are ACKs in bug 429483 enough for an update or do we also need one from translation team? i cant check it out right now. [14:14] Launchpad bug 429483 in transmission "Transmission 1.75, a bugfix release, is available" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/429483 [14:51] hi, will there be PulseAudio 0.9.18 in Karmic? [14:53] or maybe at least 0.9.17? it's got some great tsched fixes that many users desperately need [14:53] !info pulseaudio [14:53] pulseaudio (source: pulseaudio): PulseAudio sound server. In component main, is optional. Version 1:0.9.14-0ubuntu20.2 (jaunty), package size 402 kB, installed size 1780 kB [14:54] unimatrix: pulseaudio (source: pulseaudio): PulseAudio sound server. In component main, is optional. Version 1:0.9.17-0ubuntu2 (karmic), package size 619 kB, installed size 4192 kB [14:54] currently in karmic [14:55] weird, i've got karmic and it says it's 0.9.16 [14:55] plan is to get backports from .18 if it dosnt make it [14:55] ok that's great to hear [15:18] unimatrix: nice nick! [15:20] highvoltage, thanks :) === j_ack__ is now known as j_ack === mpt_ is now known as mpt [16:19] hello [16:42] "BAR 6: No parent found for ..." [16:42] *snickers* cute message :) [16:52] oof, radeonhd, SO close [16:53] worked great till the livecd tried to start compiz [16:55] mostly every icon has vanished from gtkmenus [16:55] bug or feature? [16:55] (karmic) [16:55] and gtkbuttons [16:58] alex-weeej: feature. GNOME changed that [16:59] ok === bjf is now known as bjf-afk [18:26] hello... just rebooted my ubuntu karmic installation for the first time for a while... now I get a black screen about halfway into the boot process.... any suggestions on how to debug/fix it? [18:27] I've tried adding Option "DontZap" "false" in my xorg.conf and trying c-a-bs, but without luck.... also booting with kernel option "single" didn't help. [18:28] Only way I can access the system is if I do "init=/bin/bash" .... [18:29] fatal: remove quiet and see the messages [18:30] hyperair: last message I see before the blackness is the ufw starting.... [18:30] has anyone else seen their scroll lock light randomly blink on and off? [18:30] hmm [18:30] no it's not a kernel panic [18:30] I tried adding an echo+sleep in /etc/init/gdm.conf, but didn't see that... [18:31] hmm how strange. [18:31] no wait. it needs something else to print messages to console i think [18:31] well with upstart, does gdm have console output? [18:31] come to think of it, does upstart even have console output? [18:32] it definitely did the last time I played [18:32] add console output to gdm.conf? [18:32] [18:33] no, that is correct [18:33] man 5 init says so [18:34] whether it works is a different case [18:34] haha I don't feel daring enough today to play with upstart jobs ;-) [18:34] they're fun to play with [18:34] =p [18:34] I won't deny that [18:34] i've already rolled some of my own [18:35] yeah I had a semi upstart booting system back in Hardy [18:35] and initctl list is pretty awesome [18:36] * hyperair uses upstart to auto-phc-ize his system [18:36] undervolting, that is [18:36] neat [18:37] it's awesome stuff. i really wish mainline would accept the phc patch [18:37] it gives me an extra hour of battery life (i think), and stops my cpu from overheating during kernel compilations or any compilation of similar or greater length [18:38] hyperair: I wish phc supported my CPU. [18:38] It’s nice that phc doesn’t require patching your kernel anymore. You can install it cleanly with dkms. [18:38] ion: what cpu is it? [18:39] actually yes you still need to. [18:39] model name: AMD Turion(tm) X2 Ultra Dual-Core Mobile ZM-82 [18:39] in ubuntu that is [18:39] acpi_cpufreq.ko no longer exists. [18:39] Phrozen crew? [18:39] it's built in [18:39] Huh? I installed phc successfully with dkms. It loads just fine, until it notices it doesn’t support ZM-82 yet and bails. [18:39] eh? [18:39] really? [18:40] what's the name of the kernel module? [18:40] http://linux-phc.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2 [18:41] ion: seems like dkms is only for the amd one [18:41] ion: i'm an intel user [18:43] hmm looks like powernow-k8 is also compiled into the kernel [18:43] are you sure this works with DKMS? [18:46] sees the problem was that KMS is now busted in the recent kernel updates.... [18:47] heh is it? [18:48] * hyperair doesn't use the stock kernel [18:54] hyperair: The page says the intel one if “offtree” as well. [18:55] ion: it looks like it needs to replace an in-tree module with its own. [18:55] ion: using a modprobe conf [18:55] and the said modules are compiled into the kernel, rather than as modules [18:55] i think it's been like that since jaunty. [18:55] Ok [18:56] it would be nice if we could get the phc thing packaged as a dkms module [18:57] but we'd need to get the kernel-team to switch powernow-k8 and acpi-cpufreq to module rather than in-kernel first [20:00] php > require_once '/usr/share/xpres/lib/Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php'; [20:00] BAM [20:00] vm explodes [20:00] need help debugging [20:00] u910 host, u804 guest [20:04] alex@xpres-two:/usr/share/xpres/lib$ cd Zend [20:04] alex@xpres-two:/usr/share/xpres/lib/Zend$ ls -al [20:04] crash! [20:05] well, exit(1) [20:48] I'm trying to make a pxelinux boot menu similar to the one found in the ubuntu desktop cd. I can't find any info on how to localize the menus, is the isolinux localization method upstream or is it ubuntu-specific? === rmcbride_ is now known as rmcbride [21:37] anybody know anything about SCIM? [21:39] anyone know if there is a lib in a repo that contains http://git.busybox.net/busybox/tree/libbb/find_mount_point.c [21:44] CarlFK, I think it is included in the busybox in the initrd [21:45] tormod: yeah, but I can't call that form my app, right? === mpontillo1 is now known as mpontillo [21:47] CarlFK, maybe if you install busybox, but I am not sure how smart that is [21:48] I think I have seen find_mount_point coded in sh somewhere... === mrpouit is now known as mr_pouit [22:50] Has anybody ever tried to run the debian-installer under Xen? [22:56] " No library is required; just pass the target directory into statvfs()." doh. (end of my quest for find_mount_point.c )