[00:01] cjwatson: thanks [00:06] why doesn't /dev/fd exist on this new Karmic install... :-/ [00:07] that is supposed to be a symlink to /proc/self/fd, no? [00:08] symlinking worked (tm) [00:17] Hi I'm trying to add my key to the keyserver but currently it seems like it doesnt work with gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --send-keys any help would be great [00:22] Can somebody help me get my keys on the keyserver? [00:23] Ah now it works for got to add the key name when sending my key sorry for bothering you guys === cjones is now known as usrlocalbin === cjones is now known as usrlocalbin [01:50] ok... why is upgrading udev hanging? [02:02] unpleasant things to see output by your initramfs: [02:02] udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured. [02:25] is the /dev/fd symlink nonexistent for anyone other than me on Karmic? [02:25] jdong: I have it [02:25] amd64 here [02:25] just fresh installed a Karmic image today and *cough* (converted it to btrfs... don't look here)... [02:26] ext4 [02:26] i have it amd64 and ext4 as well [02:26] I'll blame it most possibly on my crackpot config then :) [02:26] and work up the un-laziness to boot up the karmic daily sometime $soon [02:48] so why is it that my karmic laptop now prefers wlan0 over eth0? [03:11] * lamont runs apport-collect, and decides that, no, he won't give it complete control over his launchpad account. at least not tonight === freeflyi3g is now known as freeflying [04:26] doko_: done with the upload to chinstrap [04:51] kirkland: ok good, then I'm not crazy [04:52] jdstrand: surely that's orthogonal ;) [04:55] slangasek: heh. you always keep me honest :P [08:26] Found a nasty problem in current karmic -- apparently my / partition is filling up continuously because the log file is way too huge. /var/log/syslog.1 is 600 something megabytes at the moment [08:26] What are the chances of syncing kerberos-configs from Debian at this point? The version in Ubuntu still includes a krb4-config [09:16] morning - current karmic daily live-cd isn't able to enter X with my mobile nvidia card [09:16] is that a known issue? [09:19] erm - sorry, not nvidia -wrong notebook. it's an ati mobility radeon x600 [09:20] getting a stacktrace from somewhere in libglx.so (GLXInitExtension) === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_ [10:20] Hi whats the ubuntzu equivalent to debians unstable? [10:22] xxtjaxx, ubuntu uses a different model, the current dev version is ubuntu karmic [10:23] ok tahnks === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth === mdz` is now known as mdz [10:54] hi i get this failure when dputting my stuff to launchpad http://pastebin.ca/1624753. Why could this be? [10:58] xxtjaxx: don't upload binaries, lp accepts sources only [10:59] aha [11:01] Thansk [11:02] hmm still cant write it [11:04] xxtjaxx: the .upload file is not supposed to be uploaeded. the .changes file is the important one [11:05] yeahbut it didnt write the file for some reason [11:06] what section do you have for kde apps about multimedia [13:08] ScottK: it looks a bit confusing that you called it twice? [13:08] ScottK: but otherwise the events get picked up, so it's not a low-level kernel problem [13:53] bdrung: re eclipse build: my guess it's because of the common-install-indep target [13:53] the amd64 build complains about missing files in /usr/share. the missing files are the images moving in this target from /usr/lib/ to /usr/share [13:54] geser: yes. your hint was sufficent [13:54] thx for that [13:54] and this target isn't called on amd64 (and others) [13:54] geser: i have fixed in in the git repo and testing it now. will upload -0ubuntu4 soon. [15:41] does kubuntu also use pulseaudio by default? [15:50] no === funkyHat is now known as punkHat === punkHat is now known as punkyHat [16:03] pitti: I did call it twice just so I could remember which was the lid open and which was the lid close. [16:04] pitti: Any suggestions on which packages I should look for changes in (I don't know a lot about this part of the system)? [16:08] ScottK: mind uploading a FTBFS fix for whois for me, please? http://pastebin.com/dc948ea6 [16:09] dtchen: Heading off to do some stuff. Ping me in a couple of hours if no one else got it in the meantime. [16:09] ScottK: sure thing, thanks === punkyHat is now known as funkyHat [16:25] Hi, this might be a bit OT, but what's the best way to fully automatically deploy Ubuntu 9.10 on Desktops/Workstations? [16:25] I started reading into FAI until I noticed that it had been removed for karmic [16:30] kees - i left this screensaver test cycling all night on my jaunty machine, without a single crash [16:31] so i think that the issue only seems to have affected karmic [16:31] mbiebl: depends on what you mean with 'the best way'. AFAIUI you have 3 options: 'd-i preseeding', 'kickstart' and 'fix FAI for karmic' :-) [16:34] siretart: could I use the sid packages on karmic? Are there alternatives to FAI that you know of? [16:35] mbiebl: 17:31 < siretart> mbiebl: depends on what you mean with 'the best way'. AFAIUI you have 3 options: 'd-i preseeding', 'kickstart' [16:36] siretart: what I need is, deployment over the net, installing a custom set of packages, push configuration to the client (like e.g. the hostname) or the config for libpam-mount [16:37] mbiebl: the biggest problem with fai in ubuntu is the kernel. we always had big trouble with unionfs over NFS. AFAIUI nobody has tried karmic's kernel yet, though. [16:37] and setting up the user [16:37] sounds pretty much doable with d-i preseeding [16:39] siretart: got a good howto somewhere, otherwise I'd just start investigating in that direction myself [16:39] if you want to use FAI, you could setup an FAI server under debian, and use an ubuntu karmic bast.tar.gz. that *should* work [16:39] d-i preseeding is documented in the d-i manual [16:40] siretart: ok, thanks [18:53] slangasek: ping [18:53] slangasek: aiui doko uploaded OOo sometime this morning after testing it, i think its being held by the freeze though [18:54] ccheney: It is [18:54] ScottK: ok [19:20] I think i found an issue in karmic with my Atheros driver being software switched off, not responding to Fn+ the thinkpad key sequence. [19:20] right-click enable driver also doesn't work [19:20] I've fixed this problem through the new rfkill interface, to turn it on [19:22] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/395358 [19:22] Launchpad bug 395358 in linux "thinkpad fn+f5, Asus fn+f2: regression, rfkill toggling in the kernel instead of userspace" [Medium,Won't fix] [19:22] nevermind found the report === asac_ is now known as asac [20:24] Hi there I just installed my updated remastered livecd on my laptop and and im speechless. I love you guys.. This is just incredible. NEVER have I seen such an awesome release [20:26] it's nice to get praise for a change; obviously we normally only hear about it when things are going wrong. Thanks! [20:26] dotblank: indeed, thanks for the kind words :) [20:27] I mean this is amazing... everything works out of the box.. nothing wrong... its just plain awesome [20:28] Now only if adobe could be as awesome as you guys are.... and get 64 bit flash proper [20:28] heh [20:29] flash is a bit of a 64-bit headache right now in Karmic [20:29] Is the operation of Ubuntu installer explained somewhere? [20:29] I'd guess somewhere in ubiquity's source [20:29] Is first boot somehow different from later reboots? [20:30] well the flash 10 pre release is ok [20:31] it segfaults firefox pretty often for me [20:35] OMG [20:35] OMG! [20:35] I just installed cheese and my webcam is upside up.. its always been upside down even in vista [20:37] dotblank: Maybe it is upside down? [20:39] cyberix_, well its built into my laptop but in 9.04 and in vista it played back the camera upside down.. the only fix was using cheese's v flip option but it was annoying because its not system wide so it did not help with skype or any other program. I spent 2 months trying to fix and never found a solution [20:39] dotblank: I'm talking about the physical object [20:40] yea its inside my laptop monitor [20:40] I cant flip it [20:40] without flipping my laptop [20:41] The folks assembling your laptop probably installed it upside down then [20:42] yup [20:43] but then why does it work now [20:43] haha two bugs make a fix. [20:48] dotblank: like i said yesterday, flip your laptop and video output upside down [20:48] typing will be extremely awkward, but you gotta do what you gotta do amirite? [20:50] AdamSchackart, but its fixed now... just how... how did it know! [21:08] I need to find out why direct rendering does not work. [21:08] It works, if I run Karmic from live cd [21:08] so it cannot be a software bug unless someone broke it since beta was released [21:09] I have no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file [21:09] so it cannot be that [21:09] So [21:10] I did not have this graphics card when I originally installed Ubuntu [21:10] Is the installation different for different hardware? [21:11] Is there a guide for steps to be taken after swapping your graphics adapter to another model? === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [21:33] cyberix_, wrong channel, I can help you in #ubuntu-x [22:32] ccheney: yes, and binutils is still in the queue, so OOo shouldn't be accepted just yet === ryu2 is now known as ryu === AdamSchackart is now known as PlainFlavored [23:13] am I likely to get a sync of ndesk-dbus through now? fixes 377672 which causes crashes [23:21] I'll just request it [23:51] slangasek: ok thanks :)