[00:16] any reason known why I should be unable to get xorg to start properly? I just constantly get confronted with some errors about null preinits for 3 mouse related things, and it won't even start in low graphics [00:35] about half of the time when i boot into latest lucid kernel, my sound device is not recognized i cannot mount the other filesystems and the cpu scaling applet doesn't have a drop down menu and when i try to shutdown it logs out but doesnt letme shutdown, i think all these problems are somehow related because when i hear the sound i can mount and use everything else, another problem would be that the maclike smooth transition between grub. login [00:35] and gnome only works after i update the kernel otherwise i get a black screen and i have to press enter to get another gdm login and the i can login [00:51] Anyone who runs lucid desktop as a virtualbox guest should report that this bug also affects them https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/535297 [00:54] I can't use the URL. [01:32] is it possible to use the mail applet with something other than evolution? [01:34] 66.24897 Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 179232. [01:34] 66.243846 end-request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 1433856 [01:34] ulle: i think so ...but never tested [01:34] can i fix this from command line, i`m trying to install 64bit on my computer [01:35] but 10.04 and 9.10 have the same problem [01:35] infecto try from a usb drive instead of cdrom [01:36] hmm [01:36] ulle: thats option, but my poorrrr fuck** hp laptop dont have this option in bios [01:36] i dont know for what i pay so much money [01:36] i dont know where i have head :) [01:37] infecto, how old is you computer ? [01:38] ulle: 1 year? [01:38] core 2 2.5ghz [01:38] it should be able to boot from usb [01:38] its rly fresh in my opinion [01:38] i read, maybe its problem of writing cd [01:38] try one more time [01:38] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/266951 [01:38] Launchpad bug 266951 in linux "Buffer I/O error on device sr0 Logical Block XXXXXX in Intrepid Ibex Alpha 5" [Undecided,Fix released] [01:38] here it is [01:40] try pressing the f keys while booting the bios one of these keys f2 f8 f11 or f12 should bring up a menu where u can choose your boot device [01:40] ulle: ok, but i must prepare usb firs [01:40] infecto, some bioses use escape also [01:41] infecto, that is right , should be easy if you re running linux [01:41] ulle: f9 is for me, but only options are hdd or cdrom ;) [01:41] yep i`m runing right now ubuntu [01:41] maybe you have to insert a usb device for it to come up [01:41] maybe :) i will try [01:46] ok, usb created we will se :) [01:48] good luck === yofel_ is now known as yofel [02:07] hello [02:08] just wondering, when the planned release date for 10.04 is. [02:16] infecto, did it work? [02:19] how can i upgrade karmic server to lucid? can i just use the update-manager -d? [02:20] Hi - just upgraded from Ubuntu Server 9.04 to Ubuntu 10.4 (Lucid), all went fine - did the update through apt-get update/upgrade but now when rebooting server and trying to login via SSH im getting "connection refused" - server is repsonding to pings tho [02:21] Thuuuugs, what command did you use? that's the question I just asked is how to upgrade server to Lucid [02:22] I changed karmic to lucid [02:22] in source.list [02:22] then ran aptitude update [02:22] oh ok [02:22] aptitude dist-upgrade [02:22] went fine, well it seemed, no errors [02:22] now i cant get into server :( [02:22] about your question, i get that sometimes with karmic, try another reboot [02:23] and make sure it's connected to the network :) [02:23] haha yea its not at home mate, in a datacentre [02:23] been working fine for months [02:23] just decided to test out lucid [02:23] and now its locked me out === cjohnston_ is now known as cjohnston [02:24] rebooting server now [02:24] its definately connected to network as I can ping it [02:24] Is there a way to have the indicator applet connect to empathy on startup? Or do I just have to add it to the session? [02:25] only thing I saw during whole upgrade process was something about 'pid' of rsync/cron [02:25] not being able to be restarted or something [02:25] you don't have local access? [02:26] its in a datacentre in another country [02:26] Thuuuugs: i mean physical access to the machien [02:26] so unfortunately no [02:26] Thuuuugs: ahh. how'd you restart it then? [02:26] thorugh my Servers' manger [02:26] it can be pinged [02:26] but not getting thru on ssh [02:26] has been fine on karmic [02:26] Thuuuugs: I noticed a problem with a server the other day that it was hanging at the grub menu without input . Had to select a kernel then update-grub to fix it so it would default boot. [02:27] Thuuuugs: did you install ssh on it? [02:27] Thuuuugs: and see if the port is open [02:27] wld alrdy be on it [02:27] it could be stuck at grub [02:27] but not sure how i can fix that [02:27] you can use nmap and see if the port is open [02:28] well if network is up then it has to be up. hrm... [02:28] well it can be pinged [02:28] it can't be stuck at grub if its responding to pings [02:28] so [02:28] kk [02:28] but you still need to see if its listening on port 22 [02:28] Thuuuugs, just ran a sudo do-release-upgrade -d on my server through SSH and here's what it says: This session appears to be running under ssh. It is not recommended [02:29] to perform a upgrade over ssh currently because in case of failure it [02:29] is harder to recover. :) [02:29] kindofabuzz: its just a warning I've done it successfully before. [02:29] but mine is local so gonna do it [02:30] Thuuuugs, then after saying yes it gave me this: This session appears to be running under ssh. It is not recommended to perform a upgrade over ssh currently because in case of failure it is harder to recover. [02:30] its just weird [02:30] oops hang on [02:30] Thuuuugs: sudo nmap -sS -p 22 ipofserver [02:30] I didnt do it thru do-release-upgrade [02:31] To make recovery in case of failure easier, an additional sshd will [02:31] be started on port '9004'. If anything goes wrong with the running [02:31] ssh you can still connect to the additional one [02:31] try port 9004? [02:31] trying [02:31] no go [02:31] kindofabuzz: yeah but he didn't use do-release upgrade [02:32] Thuuuugs: try to scan it for port 22 [02:32] ulle: yep, installed from usb [02:32] i will, running winblows on this box [02:32] so [02:32] ulle: thanksa lootttttt [02:32] finding nmap inline [02:32] online* [02:32] now i`m searching doc how to enable terminal font in Konsoel kde terminal ;) [02:33] Thuuuugs: http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scan/ [02:34] yea [02:34] jst got there lol [02:34] no to 22 [02:34] or 9004 [02:34] infecto, i hope i get someone to help me:) [02:34] ulle: whats the problem? :) [02:35] i dont knw [02:35] wth could of happened [02:36] infecto, when i reboot my sound card is not detected the login window of gdm comes twice and i cannot use the cpu frequency scaler [02:38] Thuuuugs: then ssh isn't listening [02:38] (lucid + firefox 3.6 + amd64) -> many firfox addons prevent firefox from starting. including the ones from ubuntu repos (some of xul-ext-* packages) [02:38] ulle: and this is with up to date lucid? [02:38] what was the ubuntu mozilla team channel? [02:38] i havent today that kind of problems :( [02:39] infecto, and i cannot mount other hard drives it is reallly weird, normally i would just revert to older kernel which worked, but lucid lynx brought me suspend and resume something i was waiting for since i bought this laptop 2 years ago so im trying very hard to get this to work normally [02:40] ulle: you dont have old kernels in grub menu? [02:41] is there anyone who does not have that problem (to reproduce install xul-ext-greasemonkey in an up-to-date lucid, and restart firefox *twice*). [02:42] infecto, i have older kernel but i cannot suspend using them [02:42] ulle: why not? dont wake up? [02:43] infecto, sometimes it hangs while suspending, so it cannot wake up [02:47] graphic card? [02:47] and what log say? [02:48] ok [02:48] must go sleep [02:48] 3h left, need to rest [02:48] bye all [02:50] bye [02:57] So, I have a bug that I just tagged as lucid and I think it's kinda-sorta important, are there any other tags that I could possibly add to this bug?_ :: |604| : [02:58] ...what was that. [02:58] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/405089 [02:58] Launchpad bug 405089 in metacity "Gnome panel (UNR) disappears with metacity compositor enabled" [Low,New] [02:59] histo: I understand that [02:59] but cant figure out why [03:01] I added a bit more to the report [03:10] It's not primarily Lucid issue, but I'm trying to test it out using testdrive project on my Karmic 64bit but unfortunately unable to install required dependency package: cpu-checker [03:14] how can i stop gnome from locking up when i m idle? [03:20] ulle, you could use gconf-editor [03:20] go to Edit -> Find === tester01_ is now known as uaa [03:21] enter: lockdown [03:23] check: disable_lock_screen === uaa is now known as damascene [03:23] ulle: also, the screensaver settings? [03:28] h00k, does Lucid provide that functionality? The screensaver preference in Karmic does not [03:29] alright [03:30] using sudo do-release-upgrade -d now [03:30] doing its thing [03:30] lets see if it dies again [03:31] h00k, thx [03:37] histo: no luck [03:37] no ssh on 22 [03:37] OR 9004 [03:39] livingroom: sure it does, "lock screen when screensaver is active" [03:44] livingroom: it has for a while [03:45] h00k, you are right [03:45] no use poking around in gconf if yo don't have to ;) [03:46] stupid me did check that disable_lock_screen in gconf-editor and then it was greyed out and it slip my eyesight [03:46] well good to know, cause I really didn't know it was there [03:49] this the offical channel for Lucid ay? hoping a dev comes in later [03:50] this ssh issue is quiet big [03:51] Thuuuugs, ssh issue? [03:51] Thuuuugs: your best bet is going to be to report it on launchpad [03:51] Hi - just upgraded from Ubuntu Server 9.04 to Ubuntu 10.4 (Lucid), all went fine - did the update through apt-get update/upgrade but now when rebooting server and trying to login via SSH im getting "connection refused" - server is repsonding to pings tho [03:51] ive also gone and done it thru [03:52] sudo do-release-upgrade -d [03:52] with the same issue on both 22 and 9004 [04:02] There's a package recently added to lucid (after the feature freeze) that's missing a build-depends [04:03] This prevents a feature from working [04:04] Some_Person: and? have you reported it? [04:04] kklimonda: I was just about to ask where/how I should report this [04:04] Some_Person: on launchpad [04:04] Thuuuugs, you still here? [04:05] kindofabuzz: yea mate, i went back and did it ur way [04:05] same issue [04:06] kindofabuzz: did you get it to work [04:06] Thuuuugs, yeah just got done with the upgrade, i'm getting same thing, hooked up monitor to server and I see error: no sitable mode found and error: unknown command 'terminal' [04:06] *suitable [04:06] huzzah [04:07] its nt jst me [04:07] nope [04:08] googling it shows [04:08] sumthin with grub2 [04:09] plymoth [04:09] look at known issues on http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/alpha3 [04:09] kindofabuzz: what should we do [04:09] kklimonda: SHould I just report it as a bug? [04:09] i tried switching terminals but no go [04:10] u have launchpad account? [04:10] mebe go and report it - cause i dont have one [04:10] i think it's already known [04:11] Some_Person: no - the person who made an upload got email already [04:11] kklimonda: Huh? What should I do then? [04:11] kindofabuzz: it is? gah wish I knew :( [04:11] now my server won't even boot :( [04:12] back to karmic i guess [04:12] kindofabuzz: yea back to karmic server for me to sigh [04:12] wish debian squeeze wld hurry up cause debootstrap not workin with my dedicated server, and lenny doesnt have ext4 as standard [04:12] so waiting [04:13] Some_Person: just wait [04:14] kklimonda: How did they get an email? I didn't even say in here which package it was [04:16] Some_Person: when the package fails to build the emails is send to the person who uploaded it [04:16] It didn't fail to build though [04:17] Failure to build-depend on this just disables a feature [04:19] Some_Person: ah [04:19] So should I file a bug? [04:19] Some_Person: yes, please do [04:19] Hello anybody know how to get rid of a 30 second pause during bootup [04:19] Some_Person: it may have been decided not to enable the feature for some reason [04:19] I doubt it. [04:22] kklimonda: I already filed this as a bug for a previous version of the package (the one in karmic and below) [04:53] is gparted still being kept back on i386? [04:55] LLStarks, it's still in limbo on my amd64 box [04:56] same here, also udisks and parted [05:37] my wifi connection has been randomly dropping and reconnecting since the 2.6.32-16 kernel (I think ~500 packages updated at the same time so I don't know for sure it's to blame) === LLStarks is now known as Eric_Massa [05:40] any ideas on how to go about investigating the problem? [05:43] got what I needed - location of latest alpha - thanks [05:48] wonder how long this ssh bug will take to get fixed [05:48] pretty crippling for servers id say [05:50] what ssh bug? [05:51] Thuuuugs: I doubt there are many servers running an alpha version, at least production servers [05:52] Ian_Corne: No i'm sure not, not production atleast, but would of thought something as crippling as not being able to login via ssh was quite key [06:28] Drooling_Sheep, try it under an older kernel? [06:28] oddly enough it stopped as soon as I asked...maybe it got embarrassed [06:29] check your dmesg output for suspicious lines around the same time as the issue comes and goes, etc [06:29] I'll take a look [06:33] there are a bunch of lines that start ===>rt_ioctl_giwscan that started 39 seconds after boot and continue about every 30-120 seconds...I think that might be it scanning for access points? [06:40] oh, apparently it's an issue with my wireless card that was reported all the way back in Jaunty....weird that it worked for weeks then cut out about a half dozen times in an hour and has now been working fine for an hour [06:40] * Drooling_Sheep shrugs [07:10] Anyone had a nvidia error "Failed to allocate video memory"? [07:12] sorry, got disconnected... [07:12] has anybody seen "Failed to allocate video memory" in lucid yet? [07:16] nobody? [07:17] blakamin, launchpad.net is a better place to look [07:18] trying that... not seeming to find any... a bit worried! [07:18] it only happened after an update 24hrs ago [07:19] which driver are you using? [07:20] and in what context did you see it? [07:21] nvidia-current as it wont uninstall or let me run nouveau [07:21] i might try blacklisting nvidia driers next... [07:21] *drivers [07:22] everytime i boot as it tries to start x. I'm in low graphics mode [07:23] blakamin, have you tried http://linuxers.org/article/linux-nvidia-drivers-might-also-have-gpu-fan-speed-issue [07:24] have seen that.. I have a laptop though [07:24] blakamin, be sure to see the section "Using following commands", disabling this was on PlanetUbuntu the other day but can't find the link [07:25] i saw it and tried earlier... will try again and report back [07:27] ah, just noticed when I tried earlier it was on 2.6.32-15-generic, not 16-generic like it is now... fingers crossed. be back after reboot [07:32] Back. I have nouveau working but only at 1024x768 instead of 1200x800 [07:36] hmm, interesting... no xorg.conf [07:36] there's not supposed to be an xorg.conf [07:36] ah [07:36] hasn't been for a couple releases now :p [07:36] ok... haven't had to play with graphics for about that many releases until now. lol [07:37] any ideas on resolution then? [07:38] file a bug? [07:38] i.e., the only reason to be using lucid this early? :p [07:38] that said, does xrandr show any options for higher resolutions? are you sure you're actually running nouveaux, or is it actually using a vesa fallback? (/var/log/xorg.0.log [07:39] good point [07:40] blakamin, could you do me a favour? could you verify what the driver name is reported as in "lspci -vnvn" [07:42] kernel driver in use: nouveau [07:42] blakamin, thanks - wanted to know if that's what it showed up as [07:44] np, any ideas on setting resolution? as I said earlier, I've never had any video hassles on this laptop (except framebuffer rubbish) for about 2 years [07:45] blakamin, personally I haven't used nouveau since I installed a2 at beginning of last month, I'm using the blob [07:45] ah, ok [07:45] thanks anyway! [07:49] hmm, very weird... cwillu_at_work, according to the log the probed modes includes "1200x800" x60.0 so I wonder why I dont get that option [07:52] blakamin, try setting it from the screens and resolutions panel [07:52] or directly from xrandr [07:54] just having a look at xrandr. [07:56] woohoo! [07:56] xrandr worked [07:56] Can someone tell me how to install the light-themes on karmic? I'm trying to do it for a friend, and I forgot. [07:57] actually, not quite, but I'll fix it [07:57] I installed them, but the gtk is blocky. [08:00] Thanks for your help, cwillu_at_work [08:47] can someone help me [08:48] hello anyone runs lucid on powerpc g4 imac? xorg keyboard doesn't work anymore? [08:49] and scummvm in directfb mode has wrong colors? mplayer/vlc in x11 also have wrong colors? [08:50] anyone able to help with nautilus [08:51] so now the official theme is black? [08:52] and purple (bubbles) [08:54] bah the black theme made firefox bookmark bar's links invisible (since the text is black too) [08:54] ls [08:55] teethdood: tried chromium-browser yet? [08:59] tarzeau: should I give it a whirl? I'm a bit weary of google nowadays (yeah I know it's Chromium and not Chrome but still) [09:04] wtf, after yesterday updates my networkmanager is a dot and!??! [09:04] s/and// [09:06] buns di@s [09:06] anyone able to help with nautilus scripts [09:19] teethdood: definitely, yes [09:25] anyone for nautilus help [09:38] how come the packages parted and udisks show up in the list of updates but refuse to actually update? [09:40] Drooling_Sheep, you will probably see other packages like this while testing Lucid, the packages just aren't "ready" yet for whatever reason, once they're complete you will be able to install them, could be a couple of days sorta thing. I thought it was kinda weird when I first say greyed out packages like that too, i reported it as a bug and the entire "not ready" was explained to me. [09:40] ah okay [09:42] I guess they do it that way so if I wanted to work them specifically I could bypass the block and install them but they won't mess up anyone who's working on other packages? [09:43] Drooling_Sheep, manually trying to update them is probably NOT a good idea, they aren't ready for a reason, and if you start subverting the update process with 3rd party packages, you might be causing more harm then good. [09:43] I wasn't planning on it [09:44] Drooling_Sheep: usually it's an issue with dependencies; i.e. the package itself is ready, but it depends on something that isn't in the archive yet [09:44] ahhh that makes sense [09:44] thanks [09:45] I'm running kubuntu+1 and am having problems with knetworkmanager, so running nm-applet for now, but it's not remembering passwords between sessions. What's the package containing the password manager? I'm out of guesses. [09:46] Logi, gnome-keyring [09:47] I installed the alpha on this machine so I could try and contribute...do any of you know where I could find a good starting point for that? [09:47] ZykoticK9: thanks. Unfortunately that's already installed, so I'm having other problems. Let me just update everything before I complain :) [09:48] Drooling_Sheep, reporting bugs https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs has some helpful info [09:48] ok thanks [09:49] Drooling_Sheep, you'll probably want to create a Launchpad account if you don't already have one, I created mine when i started testing Lucid a little over a month ago. Reporting bugs is fairly easy typically you just use "ubuntu-bug PACKAGENAME" and follow the onscreen/webbrowser directions [09:50] did firefox just break? [09:50] I have one from reporting a bug a while back, actually === yofel_ is now known as yofel [09:52] Drooling_Sheep, about a Do bug? [09:52] a Do bug? [09:53] Drooling_Sheep, gnome-do? [09:53] Logi: what are your problems with knetworkmanager? It works fine here [09:53] ohh I don't really remember why? [09:53] Drooling_Sheep, was wondering if this was you https://launchpad.net/~droolingsheep [09:54] yofel: on my home network, it doesn't set up the default route. On the work network, it doesn't seem to do much at all, but I haven't tried it much. I can re-try the work network now. [09:54] yeah [09:54] (which menas dropping off the net for a moment, but I'm going to reboot anyway) [09:54] Drooling_Sheep, memeber since 2007 i'm jealous [09:54] ah [09:55] ZykoticK9, haha yeah I've been using ubuntu for a few years...it used to give me more problems than it does now :) [09:56] Drooling_Sheep, i hope you still feel that way after running Lucid for a while ;) It's actually been running really well for me, not to scare you or anything. [09:58] EruditeHermit, what's happening with your Firefox? Mine seems to be running ok? Almost never open FF anymore, chromium-browser in the repo is very handy - I'm glad it's built into Lucid, no PPA required. [09:59] ZykoticK9, its not working [09:59] ZykoticK9, no process is started [09:59] EruditeHermit, if you start it from a terminal do you get any informative output? [09:59] nope [10:00] no output [10:00] just returns to prompt [10:00] EruditeHermit: can you run 'firefox -safe-mode' close the window that pops up and try to run firefox normally again [10:00] ? [10:00] yofel: works at work now. I may simply have pressed the wrong button. In 09.10 it never worked at home, so I'd more-or-less given up on it. [10:00] ah [10:00] I just did apt-get --reinstall install firefox firefox-3.5 [10:00] and it started working again [10:00] yofel: I'll try it again at home later... [10:01] ZykoticK9, I'm running Karmic on the computer I use most of the time, so I'm not going to be too unhappy if Lucid goes rogue [10:02] Drooling_Sheep, good idea. I'm dual booting, have only gone back to Karmic once. [10:03] nice, the issue of X not starting unless I restarted gdm from a terminal has gone away with one of these updates...I think that's the only definite bug I've encountered [10:04] EruditeHermit: actually, there's not much sense in installing firefox-3.5, as that's a transitional package for 3.6 in lucid [10:26] I just installed apt-proxy on my main computer.. I am trying to install lucid using the proxy.. it isn't working :( what should the apt-proxy config have for the ubuntu backend url? [11:07] can someone help uninstall XML animated background creator 0.6 [11:08] DOH [11:08] I should have RTFM [11:08] huh [11:09] BUGabondo you know help in uninstall XML animated background creator 0.6 [11:09] ? [11:10] BUGabundo_remote: what happened? ^^ [11:10] will__: how did you install it? If you used a package you should be able to remove it from the software center [11:12] its not listed [11:12] i got it from http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/XML+animated+background+creator?content=118074 [11:12] gnome eye candy [11:13] yofel: http://openfacts2.berlios.de/wikien/index.php/BerliosProject:FreeNX_-_FAQ/Clients [11:13] I didn't read the FAQ [11:13] so spent days compaing [11:13] and it already did what I needed! [11:13] heh [11:14] will__: I have no knowlage of that [11:17] ok well thank you anyway [12:03] is it only me or Evolution starts to be slightly unresponsive for URL clicks and cursor shape updates? [12:08] hey~ I see after updating today that aptitude no longer crashes on gnome-terminal. Thanks guys :) [12:08] *I see that [12:22] crypt fs works in lucid? [12:27] Argh, I get it again D: [12:27] *** glibc detected *** aptitude: double free or corruption (!prev): 0x08e2ce10 *** [12:27] *sigh* [12:28] At least it works via tty*s [12:29] I wonder if I should report it now since the app for reporting problems actually found the crash this time :3 [12:29] JEEBsv: BUGabundo_remote already reported it [12:29] lemme fetch the bug [12:29] yofel: oh nice :3 [12:31] oh, that bug was actually reported a lot... bug 515525 [12:31] Launchpad bug 515525 in aptitude "aptitude assert failure: *** glibc detected *** aptitude: double free or corruption (!prev): 0x08f9d658 ***" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/515525 [12:31] I wonder what causes it since it doesn't happen if you log in via tty* [12:32] :3 [12:33] well, it has something to do with the screen size progress fix that was applied in ubuntu8 [12:33] *ubuntu9 [12:34] bug 391035 actually [12:34] Launchpad bug 391035 in aptitude "aptitude stops displaying downloads" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/391035 [12:34] Ok... Other bugs that I happen to have: What settings should be run to get ibus to start on boot (on 9.10 I just had to select ibus as the input method)? Also, the i915 intel gpu bug (which I already checked to be affecting me) and for some reason if I put Compiz on I just get textures flipped [12:36] which intel gpu bug? (bug #?) [12:36] lemme see... [12:36] chkdsk, how to do that in kubuntu because livecd of Win7 doesnt work in command prompt as it doesnt detect my keyboard ... lol and grub doesnt boot into Win7 while select I got: "Grub Hard Disk error" and get back to grub again .... xD Seriously, HELP NOW! [12:37] yofel: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/532381 [12:37] Launchpad bug 532381 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "i915gm GPU lockup (PGTBL_ER: 0x00000010) with drm 2.6.33 backport" [Undecided,Confirmed] [12:38] grub hard disk error? does it tell you an error code? did you google it? (and you can at best run chkdisk form the windows installation disk, not from linux, and we don't have a fsck.ntfs (yet)) [12:45] also, compared to 9.10 I guess a certain opengl-rendering needing game (MegaMari) doesn't work on wine I guess :3 How can I check how fine opengl is working on my current system? [12:50] hi [12:51] hm, rebooted into linux-16-generic, but I don't get any i915 backtrace here (EeePC 1000H - 945GME) [12:52] Yeah, I guess it's mostly 915 [12:52] not 945 [12:52] JEEBsv: if you just want to check if it's running run 'glxinfo | grep render' and make sure it says mesa dri... [12:52] ok, thanks [12:52] for benchmarks I don't know [12:52] nah, I'd just like to see if it works [12:52] but we have a different wine version too in lucid [12:53]