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bjsnidernvidia is now saying the 195 unix blobs are affected by the gpu fan issue in the 196 windows drivers. unfortunately, this is the nvidia-current driver in lucid01:46
BUGabundoI noticed01:48
BUGabundomy fan is always at max01:49
BUGabundothe clock is almost always at 400MHz too01:49
bjsnideri don't think it would affect integrated hardware since there's no gpu fan there01:50
Sarvatthe doesnt have integrated, and that explains why the battery life is sucking on that machine my wifes using01:53
bjsniderwho doesn't have integrated?01:55
BUGabundoI think I do have01:55
SarvattBUGabundo had the same 8400M GS I did last I checked?01:55
BUGabundoits a 8400 GM01:55
bjsniderit's a laptop01:55
BUGabundoor better 8400m G01:55
BUGabundoright01:55
BUGabundoits _just_ a chip there01:55
bjsniderunless laptops are using pci-express cards now he's got integrated01:55
Sarvattah yeah thats got lower clocks than GS but the same thing basically01:56
BUGabundoI had it clean, and applied new temp mass a few weeks ago01:56
Sarvattyep they are wired up over PCI-E internally on the board01:56
BUGabundobut I do notice much more fan, latelly01:56
BUGabundothen again we keep getting new gnome-power-managers in lucid01:57
BUGabundoand new kernels01:57
BUGabundoso its hard to pin point01:57
Sarvattya cant adjust the profile BUGabundo?01:57
Sarvatttheres a module option you can use to force it but i dont have it off the top of my head01:57
BUGabundoSarvatt: nvidia-settings gives me two choices01:57
BUGabundoadaptive and performance01:58
Sarvattoh the RegistryDwords option doesnt work anymore since they added it to nvidia-settings :(01:58
Sarvattyay mesa_7.9.0~git20100305.67277a6d-0ubuntu0sarvatt_source.changes -- up to 7.9 already02:03
Sarvattugh there's already a bug against apw's -16 kernel where r100 KMS is crashing02:04
libvbjsnider: about the openchrome/gnome-shell guy: ohloh doesn't lie: https://www.ohloh.net/p/gnome-shell/contributors/11606075392572402:04
bjsniderlibv, you mean jon nettlet?02:17
bjsniderhe does a lot of testing with owen taylor. jon doesn't always do the commit after a problem is fixed02:26
libvgnome uses git, author and committer are separate, ohloh checks author02:28
bjsniderjon's not here to defend himself02:28
bjsniderwhat would he tell me about you if i were to ask him?02:28
libvbjsnider: ask him when he is around, nickname is jnettlet02:28
bjsnideryes, i know02:29
bjsniderhe's not in the gnome-shell channel right now02:29
libvbjsnider: but try to match talk to code, it tells a very clear story here, but does require you to look at actual code02:31
bjsniderwell, any contribution is better than none at all, which would be the case with me02:32
libvsure, but the point i was trying to make about the openchrome people is that they're mostly into talking02:33
libv(the fact that i am saying instead of coding is slightly ironic, yes)02:33
bjsniderjon and who else?02:33
libvxavier bachelot and ivor hewitt02:34
libvthe guy who doesn't talk in the openchrome deal, he's the coder.02:34
libvor at least the bugfixer.02:34
libvbartosz (gang65)02:34
bjsniderthe original reason i mentioned this is that jon told me he had to go off and fix that driver so it would work with gnome-shell02:35
bjsnideror work on it anyway02:35
bjsnidermaybe they're caucusing on how to fix it02:35
bjsniderbut i woudln't actually use the hardware if someone had a .44 magnum to my head02:36
libvbjsnider: but did he fix the driver so it would work with gnome-shell?02:37
bjsniderhahahaa02:37
bjsnideryou've got me there02:37
bjsniderthis was two weeks ago02:37
bjsniderin that time he has not fixed it02:38
libvbjsnider: via might be an almost dead company, but it is still the 4th x86 graphics hw maker out there02:38
libvwith a market percentage smaller than the error margin, but still :)02:38
bjsnideryeah, it's the most popular, right after all of the others02:39
libvVIA was doing something amazing in 2003, when they, almost as an error i think, handed alan cox the code to their xfree86 driver02:40
bjsnideris this 2003?02:41
libvthey claimed that they opensourced their graphics driver, in marketing, 3 times after that, but at that point, marketing totally overlooked that02:41
bjsniderlibv, why are you working on this driver?02:41
libvbjsnider: because i bought this hw in 200302:41
bjsnideron a board or in a laptop?02:42
libvboard02:42
bjsnideri know how you can save yourself a lot of work02:42
libvheh.02:42
bjsnideryou know those massive jet engines on a 747?02:42
bjsnidergo near one and ask the pilot to crank it up to full throttle02:42
bjsnidertoss the board into the engine02:43
bjsniderproblem solved02:43
libv*shrug*02:43
libvso what do i do with those 24 other boards and laptops/netbooks?02:44
bjsniderthe pilot will wait until they have all been vaporized02:44
bjsniderthen buy something made by the nvidia corporation02:45
bjsniderit's interesting that nobody's bought via, if they're the 4th largest gpu manufacturer. they must be an almost owrthless property, with only obligations to their customers left at this point02:48
libvmaybe because it is largely owned and run by one and the same family?02:52
bjsnidermac folks cannot play 24/96 flac audio files without vlc03:10
bjsnidergood thing apple doesn't leech off the open source community03:10
tjaaltonbryceh: bh.org down again?07:02
Duke`Sarvatt, will you package mesa 7.9-devel for Karmic, or stay with 7.8?10:04
Sarvattok i managed to get plymouth working in the screwed up manner that sends sigquit to X when you press enter on one of my machines to troubleshoot it some more16:39
BUGabundowoot16:41
Sarvattand the isig flag IS set on tty7 *sometimes* which is for sure whats sending sigquit when you press enter, I can see it with sudo stty -F /dev/tty716:41
Sarvattand sudo stty -F /dev/tty7 -isig from another VT fixes it16:42
Sarvatti think this is more prevalent when you aren't using the drm plymouth renderer which is why its hitting nvidia blob drivers more16:43
Sarvattwhere the heck is the ubuntu plymouth bzr branch at? I just see lp:plymouth16:53
SarvattDuke`: probably wont do 7.9 for karmic honestly unless someone else decides to do it, at least I know 7.8 will work under karmic for the near future and thats already a huge jump from 7.6.0. why dont you upgrade to lucid already if you like the crack that much? it's not far from release :)17:30
Sarvattthings are just so different in lucid vs karmic and i'm already spending most of my free time keeping the ppa up to date17:32
tjaaltonyeah drop it already17:32
SarvattDuke`: if you want to help keep karmic up to date in edgers it'd be *much* appreciated17:41
Sarvatti live in development releases from the day they open, though i plan on keeping lucid going for a long time in there17:42
Sarvatti think readding the tty-device-added requirements to the plymouth upstart job might help with this sigquit problem since it screws with the flags when the tty isnt ready at the start, have to test that out when i get some time17:44
Duke`well I'm not sure I'll have the time for that, unless a script can do it all in one or two commands (build & upload or something like this)18:49
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chrisccoulsondoes anyone know what would cause XF86VidModeSetGamma to throw a BadValue error?22:51
chrisccoulson(there's not much documentation for that)22:51
chrisccoulsoni'm trying to debug a screensaver crash (http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40255454/xtrace-mdeslaur.log) and can't see anything obvious that the screensaver is doing wrong22:52

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