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DanaGargh, smplayer won't work.01:44
DanaGUnknown option on the command line: -ass01:45
DanaGError parsing option on the command line: -ass01:45
DanaGthat's the console output it claims.01:45
bjsniderturn of ass/ssa subtitles in the option ist01:46
bjsniderdisable them01:46
DanaGhmm, where is that?01:47
DanaGAnd why is it now unsupported? That's a regression.01:47
bjsnideryou can find it01:47
bjsnidercome on, man01:47
DanaGIf it's just enabled by default... then it shouldn't refuse "-ass" on command line.01:47
DanaGoh, I see... it was a BUTTON.01:47
DanaGThat looked like a TAB.01:47
DanaGBad UI.01:48
bjsnidercomplain to rvm about it01:48
bjsniderit's his software01:48
bjsnidernow does it work?01:48
bjsniderwhat video driver are you using?01:48
DanaGhmm, and checking "normal" gives "no such parameter -noass"01:48
DanaGSame with it unchecked.01:49
bjsniderit's passing parameters to mplayer on the command line01:49
bjsniderso it's really an mplayer issue01:49
bjsniderwhere did you get that mplayer?01:50
DanaGmplayer-nogui  Version: 2:1.0~rc3+svn20090426-1ubuntu1201:53
DanaGversion reported by mplayer: MPlayer UNKNOWN-4.4.2 (C) 2000-2009 MPlayer Team01:54
DanaGthat's what smplayer says.01:55
DanaGcalling just 'mplayer' gives01:56
DanaGMPlayer SVN-r29834-4.4.1 (C) 2000-2009 MPlayer Team01:56
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/smplayer/+bug/49318801:57
ubottuUbuntu bug 493188 in smplayer "[Lucid] MPlayer UNKNOWN-4.4.2" [Undecided,New]01:57
bjsniderthe only way i think you'd get that error is if mplayer were not built against the substation headers02:00
bjsniderwhich in ubuntu it is built against02:00
bjsniderso obviously you must have picked that mplayer up from some unkown corner of the web02:00
DanaGweird... the dvd video UNDER the subtitles... is spazzing out and getting extra copies of subtitle text.02:01
bjsniderwhich video driver is this?02:02
DanaGxv.02:02
bjsnideryou're not using this with an ati card are you?02:03
DanaGyup, it is ATI.02:03
bjsnideroh, no. no, no, no.02:04
DanaGI've never had issues with subtitles before this brokenness of ass.02:06
bjsniderbrokenness of ass?02:06
DanaG02:06
DanaGWell, what I mean is, this breakage is recent.02:07
bjsnidera bit of antibiotics should clear that up02:07
bjsniderrvm is wrong. mplayer gives "UNKOWN" as the version number these days02:07
bjsniderand it is being compiled with freetype and fontconfig and libass-dev02:08
bjsnidertry the one in my ppa if you want02:08
bjsniderjust grab the package directly02:08
DanaGPersonal PPA?02:09
bjsnidernvidia-vdpau02:10
DanaGah.02:10
DanaGThe window "Fatal error!" is not responding. It belongs to the application mplayer (Process ID = 4709, hostname = localhost).02:13
DanaG02:13
bjsnideri've never seen mplayer produce a "fatal error" message02:15
DanaGthat's gmplayer.02:15
bjsnidergmplayer is a piece of junk02:15
DanaGwell, nothing else is working well, either.02:15
DanaGgnome mplayer doesn't give a "play dvd" button or such.02:16
bjsnidercan you find the build log for the most recent mplayer run?02:16
DanaGer, wait, gnome-mplayer does.02:16
DanaGand gnome-mplayer "dvd with menus" makes gnome-mplayer not play, and just crash.02:17
DanaGwhen I try hitting "play" multiple times in rapid succession, I get:02:17
DanaG*** glibc detected *** gnome-mplayer: free(): invalid pointer: 0x0000000001376e30 ***02:17
DanaGhmm, and without menus, it just flips through chapters without playing anything.02:18
bjsnidermnplayer does not have menu support02:18
DanaGhmm, why does gnome mplayer offer it?02:19
DanaGah, gnome-mplayer not-playing is also due to broken ass.02:19
bjsniderDanaG, open mplayer from the console, and try to play a video file, preferably one with embedded subs02:21
DanaGdoes dvd:// count?02:22
bjsnideri'm interested in whether mplayer can display the subs, or any other osd info02:22
bjsnideryeah, sure that's fine02:23
DanaGweird... it defaulted to 2-channel audio even on a 6-channel dvd.02:23
bjsnider-channels 602:24
bjsniderit does 2 channel by default02:24
DanaGhmm, odd that it's single-dash and yet not single-letter parameter.02:24
DanaGweird... this time subtitles are fine, even though I didn't do anything special.02:25
bjsniderso fontconfig is enabled02:25
DanaGThis is just a dvd, though.02:26
bjsnideri just checked the control and rules files for mine, which is based on reinhard's, and freetype is enabled during the build process02:26
DanaGhmm, I have an mkv file with both plain-text and SSA subtitles... and only the text ones work.02:31
DanaGI'll try your ppa one now.02:32
bjsniderit might want libvdpau1 to be installed first02:32
bjsniderit's in there too though02:33
DanaGeh, I'm fine with just adding the ppa itself.02:33
DanaGs/just /simply/02:33
bjsniderwhatever turns your crank02:33
bjsniderwhatever floats your boat02:33
DanaGahh, ppa version has working ssa.02:37
bjsniderwhat?02:38
bjsnideri didn't expect that02:38
bjsniderstrange02:38
bjsnideri built the binaries against karmic's stuff and then copied them over to lucid02:38
bjsniderhow very odd02:39
bjsnideri expected that was the problem with the lucid repo mplayer as well02:39
DanaGweird... under smplayer, it doesn't see subtitles at all.02:42
DanaGah, but "enable closed captions" works.02:43
DanaGBUT IT'S IN ALL CAPS.02:43
bjsniderdoesn't see subs in what?02:44
bjsnidera dvd?02:44
DanaGYeah.02:44
bjsnideryou've got libdvdcss installed right?02:44
DanaGI'm pretty sure I do.02:45
DanaGyup, installed.02:45
bjsniderdvd is going to be a bit of a problem for mplayer02:46
bjsnidermost of the other players are better at it02:46
DanaG86:09.5 CardBus bridge: Ricoh Co Ltd RL5c476 II (rev ff) (prog-if ff)        !!! Unknown header type 7f        Kernel driver in use: yenta_cardbus05:10
DanaGinteresting.05:10
chu_Hey guys, how's things going with Lucid at the moment? I have a few months left in my break, was thinking of playing around with Lucid...06:30
chadiHi. Please tell me that 10.04 supports touch screens!08:20
CosmiChaoschadi: currently 10.04 is not even supported... its in developement08:49
CosmiChaoschadi, with supports: you mean automatically working?08:50
chadiyeah08:50
CosmiChaoswhat kind of touchscreen device do you have?08:51
CosmiChaosdo you mean a touchscreen device like a pda, or a new multitouch-device08:51
CosmiChaosxserver-xorg-input-evtouch08:54
CosmiChaosTouchscreen-Driver for X.Org/XFree86 server08:54
CosmiChaoslook if your device is supported08:54
CosmiChaosdidnt karmic already supported touchscreens?08:57
chadioops sorry didn't notice09:00
chadii have a ntoebook09:00
chadihp dv3-227009:00
chadiand it is multi-touch09:00
CosmiChaoshmmm09:01
CosmiChaosno idea about that09:01
chadiit's like the hp tx series, but this is multi09:01
CosmiChaoswell wait09:01
CosmiChaosENAC developed a multi-touch driver for kernel 2.6.30 i read on heise09:02
chadibut touch doesn't work "out of the box"09:03
CosmiChaoshttp://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-touchpad/09:04
CosmiChaos;)09:04
CosmiChaosyou have the device xD09:04
CosmiChaosi dont know09:04
CosmiChaoscreate a partition and try09:05
chadicorrect me if i'm wrong, but isn't this for the touch pad?09:05
rskseems like it09:26
HewWhen my system just suddenly restarts, where should I start looking for the culprit?10:24
joaopintoHew, /var/log/*10:28
CosmiChaosx 1.7.4 likely will be released before userspace freeze, will it be in lucid?11:34
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joaopintoCosmiChaos, you mean xorg ? current lucid version is 7.512:23
CosmiChaosno xserver 1.7.4-rc2 just released, so final will be approximately within the next two weeks phoronix says. userspace freeze has more than 4 weeks left, so i guess it will definetly be release before.12:24
CosmiChaoslots of backported bugfixes from 7.8 so maybe it worth for lucid12:25
CosmiChaosfrom 1.8 i mean12:26
soeehi12:28
CosmiChaosjoaopinto, here is the news: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Nzg0Mw12:30
om26erthere have been no updates in the last few days is it due to the holidays?13:49
yofelseems like it, the lucid-changes ML is very quiet the last few days13:49
om26erhmm13:50
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knittlbjsnider: should standby be working with nvidia-195?14:13
bjsniderknittl, that i do not know14:28
bjsniderdoes standby work in any linux driver?14:28
knittlthe only way to get a picture after suspending is by killing xserver with ctrl-alt-backspace14:30
knittllucid is alpha, i know14:30
knittlbut maybe someone got it working already14:30
om26er10secs is the boot target and then blueprints of lucid say that it will also use plymouth and xsplash how both these can be shown in 10secs. wouldn't it be too quick?15:39
BUGabundomy bootchart says 34secs15:41
BUGabundoits worse then karmic15:41
om26erBUGabundo, my bootchart says 21secs15:41
BUGabundoI got 15 sec of ureadahaed15:41
BUGabundoso no way rotatory powered laptops will be 10sec15:43
BUGabundomaybe SSD15:43
om26er15secs for HDD's i guess15:43
om26erthere seems to be a 7secs difference between ssd and hdd dell mini15:44
om26erhttp://people.canonical.com/~scott/daily-bootcharts/15:44
ToxinPoweBy the way, what is the "official" boot time for Karmic?16:03
rskthe time you push the button on the PC up to the point when it's booted16:04
om26erToxinPowe, target is 10secs for ssd version of dell mini milestoned to lucid alpha 316:04
ToxinPoweyes, I only want to know the oficcial times for "old" Karmic16:05
ToxinPoweto see the diferences16:05
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BluesKajHappy Boxing Day !17:16
dupondjelotsa using Alpha 1 yet ?18:11
yofelwell, most of us here^^, though a daily makes more sense now than the alpha118:12
bjsniderthere's a lot of leftover karmic stuff that was just copied over anyway18:13
yofeltrue, only kde has a lot of new stuff afaik18:13
dupondjehmz ok :) so its not a improvment to upgrade yet :)18:15
rr72still no luck with xorg in lucid, ever since i upgraded it seg faults18:23
rr72could X be segfaulting because of udev?18:28
rr72i have my xorg.0.log, it is segfaulting and I would like help trying to figure out my problem18:46
rr72!ask18:47
ubottuPlease don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-)18:47
rr72my pastebin is at pastebin.com/f753f770818:48
soeehi19:01
bjsniderrr72, your graphics chip is a quadro fx 570m, correct?19:17
rr72bjsnider~ yes19:25
bjsniderso you should be using the nvidia 190 or 195 blob19:27
bjsniderit is currently broken in lucid's repos, but working in the nvidia-vdpau ppa19:27
rr72blob?19:28
rr72ok ty19:28
rr72hopefully that will solve my problem, i have purged xorg and gdm so many times to try and figure out the problem lol19:28
bjsniderupdate nvidia-common and install the 195 modaliases package if it doesn't prompt you automatically. then run jockey and it will recommend the 195 driver19:30
rr72do you know the name of the modalies package right off yer head? I can google was justwondering19:32
rr72bjsnider~ the ppa is karmic or lucid?19:32
rr72wait nvm figured it out19:33
rr72sorry for hilight19:33
rr72bjsnider~ i did all that and still seg faulting, maybe i mised a step of installing the 195 or not telling the xserver about it?19:46
crimsunthings almost never segfault *because of* udev19:48
crimsunplease pastebin your /avr/olg/Xorg.0.log19:48
crimsun/var/log/Xorg.0.log19:48
rr72my pastebin is at pastebin.com/f753f770819:48
rr72wait thats my old one19:49
rr72oops sorry19:49
bjsniderrr72, did you select the 195 driver in jockey?19:51
rr72not sure how to use jockey actually19:51
bjsniderhardware drivers19:51
crimsun(System > Administration > Hardware Drivers)19:51
rr72x seg faults so no access to gui19:52
bjsniderin that case, did you sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-195?19:52
rr72it did that whjen i updated nvidia-commone19:53
rr72-e19:53
rr72-j19:53
bjsniderand what does your /etc/X11/xorg.conf say?19:53
rr72wait nvm it didnt install it alongside it19:53
rr72installing now and going to see if X will start19:54
bjsnidernv should have given you a basic gui19:54
rr72nope19:55
rr72iirc19:55
bjsniderand that's doubly true since you have a quadro chip. that's what nvidia really cares about, is supporting workstation customers19:55
crimsunplease, please pastebin your Xorg.0.log19:55
rr72ROFL i have no xorg.conf,19:56
bjsniderthat's not surprising19:56
rr72crimsun~ will in one sec :-D19:56
bjsnideri'm not sure if x will autoselect the blob yet19:56
crimsunheh, you should have one written out, else xorg-server will choose nv instead of nvidia19:56
crimsunit won't19:56
bjsniderare you sure? i thought there was a patch19:57
crimsunI've been through this already19:57
crimsunyes, I'm quite sure19:57
crimsunI just tested it this morning19:57
rr72i want it to choose nv so i can get any sort of gui19:57
bjsniderit is choosing nv19:57
bjsnidernv is failing19:57
crimsunnv is really nastily crippled, so you don't want to choose it19:57
crimsunif you're going to hard-code non-nvidia, use vesa19:57
rr72f4afc946e19:58
rr72http://pastebin.com/f4afc946e19:58
bjsnidervesa is junk19:58
crimsunbjsnider: obviously. However, nv doesn't even mode-set properly on a great many Nvidia chipsets.19:59
crimsunrr72: right, that's attempting nv.19:59
rr72and nv is broken right? so i need somehow to not use nv20:00
crimsun[    0.129241] (II) NVIDIA GLX Module  195.30  Fri Dec 18 17:09:18 PST 200920:00
crimsunso you definitely have nvidia-glx-195 installed20:00
crimsunyou should have at least http://pastebin.com/d5fd715e2 in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf20:01
rr72then when i get a gui I can have it finish it?20:02
crimsunI'll paste a hacked-up version of mine: http://pastebin.com/d39cd383920:02
bjsnideryou only need a very basic xorg.conf20:02
bjsniderthis is what jockey should be doing20:03
bjsniderfor you20:03
rr72can't i run jockey via CLI?20:03
bjsniderif nv is so borken then lucid needs to change the default to vesa or nouveau20:03
bjsniderrr72, you only need a basic xorg.conf in there. it shouldn't be too hard to get one pasted in20:04
rr72now to install gdm and see if it works :-D X starts20:07
bjsniderinstall gdm? gdm should be there already20:08
rr72i removed it20:08
rr72i thought it was a problem with gdm20:08
crimsunbjsnider: why? it's a special case for nv20:09
crimsunI don't see why vesa should be preferred over e.g., ati, on ati hardware20:10
crimsunbjsnider: also, patches for jockey happily reviewed/accepted20:10
crimsun(we have #ubuntu-reviews, too)20:11
rr72so all my backgrounds and stuff is gone, oh well, i get a gui now thankyou crimsun and bjsnider20:11
bjsnideryour backgrounds shouldn't be gone20:11
bjsniderunless you blew away your gconf directories20:11
rr72it started gnome not xfce420:12
bjsnidercrimsun, i never said anything about ati hardware. i said instead of choosing nv first for nvidia hardware20:12
bjsnideroh, i see20:12
bjsniderbut i think nouveau is eventually going to replace nv in lucid anyway20:12
crimsunbjsnider: I think I see where you may have implied that in context, but you didn't actually say what you claimed to say ;)20:13
rr72here we are :-D20:13
rr72anyone else get little boxes around the notifications?20:13
crimsunrr72: about urgency?20:13
rr72yeah20:14
crimsunrr72: yes, that's expected20:14
rr72that standard?20:14
rr72ok just making sure, thankyou so much crimsun !!!!!!20:14
crimsun(no need to thank me)20:14
rr72can you fix my hotkeys? jk :-P20:15
rr72i made a fix for that myself20:15
bjsniderwhat laptop is that?20:15
rr72hp compaq 8510w20:16
bjsnidera compaq with a quadro chip?20:16
rr72it's a "mobile workstation"20:16
bjsniderit must have been quite pricey20:17
rr72forced upon me for school20:17
bjsniderand you decided to use an unstable linux distro20:17
bjsniderin school20:18
rr72XP is sitting on another harddrive20:18
rr72:-P20:18
bjsniderxp is end of life20:18
rr72this is my PS3's harddrive actually20:18
rr72thankyou so much crimsun !!!!!!!!!!!!! if need any testemonials I am willing to testify about you :-D20:19
rr72you too bjsnider20:19
bjsnidertestimonials?20:26
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crimsunso...21:16
crimsunany intrepid (not 8.10) Realtek HDA users about?21:16
crimsunor Analog Devices HDA for that matter21:18
DanaGhmm, everything I have is now Lucid.21:18
crimsunno, I mean any foolhard/enterprising21:20
crimsun+y21:20
bjsnideri've got a quite excellent creative card here21:21
crimsuns/excellent/------/21:21
bjsnidernever had a problem with it. does excellent sound filtering21:24
crimsunmost people never have problems with "only ALSA [instead of PulseAudio]". That certainly doesn't preclude the existence of particularly nasty bugs.21:26
bjsnideri'm using pulse21:28
bjsniderhave for years21:28
bjsnideri actually have hardware bass/treble controls on this card which is great21:29
bjsniderall of the equalizers i've used, like the one in banshee, cause low level rumbling sounds to occur21:29
crimsunI'm saying that just because your experience has been generically acceptable does not mean that things are not still broken21:29
DanaGI seem to remember myself having various alsa-only issues in the past, at least on my old nvidia + stac9250 laptop.... closing the lid caused audio to drop out for like 750-1000 ms, even in Windows.21:30
crimsunDanaG: ah, that's actually HW21:30
crimsunthe 9250 has a drain issue21:31
DanaGIt looped oddly, tool.21:31
crimsunI'm not really sure how to work around that one21:31
DanaGAnd it only happened with nvidia binary, not with nv; never tried it with nouveau.21:31
crimsunI suppose we could inspect the codec SSID and special-case the msleep21:31
DanaGI'd use "DPC Latency Checker" in Windows... and there would be a huge spike upon lid close.21:32
crimsunyes, the Nvidia blob does an extra msleep for purportedly the same reason21:32
crimsunback when a friend interned at Nvidia, he told me that their blob attempts to workaround bios anomalies21:32
crimsunwork around*21:33
DanaGIt also had this weird BIOS-based OSD for brightness changes and volume control.21:33
DanaGIf I spammed brightness keys while using CRT only, I could actually make the thing lose sync, because the acpi code, or something, took too long to complete.21:33
crimsunoh christ I suck21:34
crimsunhmm! codec->vendor->id, no.21:34
Jodawhats the current kernel ?22:01
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bjsnider!info mozilla-js.pc22:37
ubottuPackage mozilla-js.pc does not exist in lucid22:38
bjsnideris there a file search here?22:42
bjsnider!find mozilla-js.pc lucid22:49
ubottuFile mozilla-js.pc found in xulrunner-1.9.1-dev22:49
yoasifheya22:57
yoasifanyone around?22:57
BUGabundoboas noites o/23:04
BUGabundocrimsun: ping23:04
BUGabundocrimsun: want to do a few more tests?23:04
bjsniderhe was looking for somebody earlier23:09
BUGabundoprob me23:09
BUGabundohe has been hating me since last week23:09
yoasifBUGabundo: got a second23:09
yoasif?23:09
BUGabundoto test his modifications23:09
bjsniderrealtek hda?23:09
BUGabundoyoasif: for you ? I got 5 sec23:09
BUGabundobjsnider: yep23:09
yoasiflol... do you use gnome + compiz?23:10
BUGabundoyep23:10
BUGabundousing it right now23:10
yoasifi'm trying to use the keyboard shortcuts of gnome... "move between windows of an application, using a popup window" doesn't work23:11
yoasifsee keyboard shortcuts23:11
BUGabundoerrr23:11
BUGabundowhat?!23:11
BUGabundoalt+tab?23:12
yoasifno23:12
BUGabundosuper tab?23:12
yoasifalt `23:12
BUGabundoalt shift ´  ?23:12
* BUGabundo opens cssm23:13
* BUGabundo opens a 2nd FF window23:13
BUGabundoyoasif: my shortcut for that, in gnome settings, is set to alt+tab23:15
BUGabundodoesn't make much sense, since it also changes to *other* apps23:15
yoasifBUGabundo: weird, are you sure alt tab isnt set to "move between windows, using a popup window"?23:16
BUGabundoscreenshot coming your way23:16
Michalxoguys? Does anyone have knowledge in BT?23:17
BUGabundoyoasif:  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/112892/Screenshot-Keyboard%20Shortcuts.png <--- this ?23:17
yoasifbut anyway, my question is -- what do i file the bug against? compiz isn't using the gnome keyboard settings, that isn't good23:17
MichalxoI am having interesting bug with it23:17
BUGabundoMichalxo: all I know: it works23:18
MichalxoBUGabundo, no it does not... or it does, unless you turn it off via that applet23:18
BUGabundoyoasif: compiz *is* using those settings23:18
BUGabundoit reads and updates them23:18
yoasifBUGabundo: no, this http://i.imgur.com/6SYma.png23:18
BUGabundoMichalxo: you mean you have to turn it off, so it sets on?23:18
MichalxoI turned it off (BT) and I am unable to turn it on again.. I can't see bluetooth-aplett! :-/23:19
BUGabundoyoasif: "Disabled"23:19
yoasifBUGabundo: when does it update?23:19
BUGabundoMichalxo: ahhhh23:19
yoasifBUGabundo: so if you set it, does it work?23:19
BUGabundoMichalxo: sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart23:19
Michalxohttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-bluetooth/+bug/447312/comments/23 BUGabundo please read23:19
ubottuUbuntu bug 447312 in gnome-bluetooth "[Karmic Beta] Bluetooth is disabled." [Undecided,New]23:19
MichalxoBUGabundo, did not help :-(23:20
BUGabundoyoasif: I setted it, and didn work23:21
BUGabundoMichalxo: pkill bluetooth-applet23:21
BUGabundo$ bluetooth-applet23:21
bjsnider!find jsapi.h lucid23:21
BUGabundoor check gconf to make it Visible23:21
ubottuFile jsapi.h found in kompozer-dev, libmozjs-dev, seamonkey-dev, sunbird-dev, thunderbird-dev (and 1 others)23:21
yoasifBUGabundo: does changing anything in keyboard settings have an effect for you?23:21
BUGabundotesting23:21
yoasifok23:21
BUGabundoYes23:22
BUGabundoI just disabled CA Left23:22
yoasifCA left?23:22
MichalxoBUGabundo, can you send me "value" of this key in gconf please? /apps/bluetooth-manager/icon_policy23:22
BUGabundoControl Alt23:23
yoasifBUGabundo: yeah, you are right, cool23:23
BUGabundo/apps/bluetooth-manager/show_icon23:23
yoasifso what do you think i should file the bug against? *is* it a bug?23:23
MichalxoBUGabundo, visible? never?23:23
BUGabundoMichalxo: /apps/bluetooth-manager/icon_policy enabled23:23
BUGabundo /apps/bluetooth-manager/show_icon I mean23:24
Michalxoshow icon is ticked23:24
Michalxoand icon+policy was never.. now it's always23:24
BUGabundoyes23:24
BUGabundono23:24
Michalxo?23:24
BUGabundoI only have ONE option23:24
Michalxo:-O23:24
BUGabundoscreenshot23:25
BUGabundohttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/112892/Screenshot-Configuration%20Editor%20-%20bluetooth-manager.png23:25
Michalxointeresting23:25
MichalxoI have there that key, but no schema :-/23:25
MichalxoI think I have to go to XP and enable BT there :-/23:26
BUGabundoLOLOL23:26
Michalxowhat if I haven't had XP?? :-/23:26
BUGabundoI never had Win here23:26
BUGabundoI would be screwed23:26
Michalxoheh23:26
BUGabundoI had that with WiFi long ago23:26
BUGabundoa kernel bug23:26
BUGabundorequired Win to enabled it23:26
Michalxoyeah, same here23:26
Michalxo:-)23:26
Michalxoin gutsy I thik23:27
BUGabundoor to echo a certain variable at precise time in boot23:27
BUGabundoearly 200823:27
Michalxo:-D23:27
BUGabundo7,10 and alpha 8.0423:27
MichalxoI am going to reboot :-/23:27
Michalxoprobably :-)23:27
Michalxoyes.. gutsy was around that time and my laptop too23:27
BUGabundofinally realised it was a two side prob23:28
BUGabundothe kernel bug23:28
BUGabundoand faulty wifi card23:28
Michalxoatheros?23:28
BUGabundoit wasn't properly placed :\23:28
Michalxo:-))23:28
BUGabundointel 496523:28
Michalxothat's mine :-D23:28
BUGabundoBus 007 Device 002: ID 0b05:1712 ASUSTek Computer, Inc. BT-183 Bluetooth 2.0+EDR adapter23:28
Michalxohm23:29
MichalxoBUGabundo, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1360039 this is my BT :-/23:29
BUGabundoare you running karmic???23:30
Michalxoyea.. but it's basically same as lucid a123:30
BUGabundo?23:31
Michalxoon ubuntu there is no one answering my questions :-(23:31
Michalxogonna try that XP thing23:32
BUGabundoerr23:34
BUGabundoguud luck23:34
BUGabundoyou gonna need it23:34
yoasifBUGabundo: any ideas on where to file that bug against?23:34
yoasifand you can confirm it on launchpad, right?23:35
yoasifafter i file it23:35
BUGabundono I can't23:36
BUGabundoI can NOT confirm it23:37
BUGabundoI could change Compiz shortcuts from Gnome shortucs23:37
BUGabundo:)23:37
yoasifBUGabundo: what about the "move  between windows of an application, using a popup window"23:38
BUGabundoahh23:38
BUGabundoI never used it23:38
BUGabundoso I don't know what it is expected to do23:38
BUGabundowhen it works23:38
yoasifyeah, but you can confirm that it doesn't work23:38
BUGabundoI can say it didn't work23:38
yoasifwell, it doing nothing means that it doesn't work23:38
BUGabundobut I don't know what it does do to work23:39
yoasifit's supposed to switch the windows and show a popup window like alt tab23:39
yoasifobviously doing nothing means that it doesn't work23:39
BUGabundook23:39
BUGabundoopen it up23:39
BUGabundoill confirm it23:39
yoasifcool, filing against compiz23:42
BUGabundodoes it work on metacity?23:43
crimsunBUGabundo: yes, I'll have something in a couple minutes. Just let me push the patches somewhere public.23:44
BUGabundoright23:45
BUGabundojust when I was gonna watch a movie23:45
BUGabundoI guess I can stick a few more minutes23:45
BUGabundoand do 4 reboots23:45
BUGabundobring it on23:45
crimsunBUGabundo: well, first I need you to verify that the speakers/hp pop when powering down23:45
crimsun(with the current Lucid kernel, that is)23:45
BUGabundofully updated in +123:45
BUGabundoall but X23:46
BUGabundothat is broken23:46
yoasifxorg hasnt updated for me in weeks it seems23:47
BUGabundoI have it there waiting23:48
BUGabundoand I refuse to do it23:48
BUGabundountil it stop removing my kernel and nvidia driver23:48
crimsunBUGabundo: first, grab a new snapshot (http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/tiwai/snapshot/alsa-driver-snapshot.tar.bz2)23:49
bjsnider!find jsapi.h karmic23:50
ubottuFile jsapi.h found in kompozer-dev, libmozjs-dev, seamonkey-dev, sunbird-dev, thunderbird-dev (and 1 others)23:50
BUGabundocrimsun: done23:50
MichalxoBUGabundo, I was correct.. booting to XP and back solved the probelm :-/23:52
BUGabundoso you do have XP in there23:52
crimsunBUGabundo: ok, grab the new patches at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~dtchen/test-kernels/powerdown-analog/23:53
BUGabundodone23:54
crimsunBUGabundo: now extract the tarball and apply those two patches23:54
BUGabundo$ patch -p1 < ../0001-ALSA-hda-Add-powerdown-noise-fixes-for-Analog-Device.patch23:56
BUGabundopatching file sound/pci/hda/patch_analog.c23:56
BUGabundo$ patch -p1 < ../0002-ALSA-hda-Fix-test-for-inv_eapd-in-ad198x_shutup_writ.patch23:56
BUGabundopatching file sound/pci/hda/patch_analog.c23:56
crimsunBUGabundo: then, ./configure --with-cards=hda-intel --with-card-options=all && make -j323:56
crimsunBUGabundo: also, I'll need your /proc/asound/card*/codec* pastebinned somewhere23:57
BUGabundocrimsun: now or after reboot ?23:59
crimsunBUGabundo: sometime, it doesn't really matter23:59
crimsunBUGabundo: so, sudo make install && sudo rm -f /etc/init.d/alsasound23:59

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