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LinuxGuy2009Hey guys Im not having any luck with diagnosing a major bug on my mom and dads machine. Everytime they get online with firefox or chromium the screen will randomly blank out and they have to hit the power button and start over. They can't browse much at all. They just asked me to put Jaunty back on. I really could use some help in diagnosing and fixing the issue. I really want them to keep Lucid cause its been so good on other machi00:09
LinuxGuy2009Could someone take the time?00:09
arandLinuxGuy2009: "Blank Out" Could use some specifying, for one..00:11
LinuxGuy2009arand: Blank, black, empty.00:11
LinuxGuy2009arand: no apps, no panels, nothing. No TTYs can be seen with CTRL+ALT and F keys00:12
LinuxGuy2009Intel graphics on an IBM P4 system00:12
arandLinuxGuy2009: Hmm, blank indeed :/00:12
arandLinuxGuy2009: Does ctrl+alt+del reset it? does alt+sysreq+REISUB work?00:13
LinuxGuy2009I don't even know where to start. I had the error message wrote down but my dad threw it away of course. I got an error message when booting Lubuntu I figured it would be pretty much the same.00:13
arandJust seing if the kernel still responds00:13
LinuxGuy2009arand: What is reisub?00:14
arand!reisub00:14
ubot2In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing, in succession, R, E, I, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key00:14
LinuxGuy2009arand: Ok ill try that right now. Have to get it to crash first. Might be a few minutes. Ill be back.00:15
arandIf that works, at least the kernel still responds, if not, well then you might at least be able to blame the kernel for crashing.00:16
LinuxGuy2009ok00:16
LinuxGuy2009Ok I told my dad to jump on and try and get it to black out again so I can try the REISUB.00:17
LinuxGuy2009arand: I apreciate you taking the time!00:17
arandNote that I'm only able to give very loose, general hints on debugging, I know far too little about it, but maybe enough that you can at least get some material for a bug report...00:18
LinuxGuy2009arand: That would help a lot Im sure.00:19
LinuxGuy2009arand: Ok CTRL+ALT+Del made it reboot instantly. As soon as I did that I saw the purple ubuntu screen.00:22
LinuxGuy2009arand: What to do from here.00:22
LinuxGuy2009arand: Think it might be the kernel?00:23
arandLinuxGuy2009: Right, so not specifically the kernel, I'm searching LP, and Bug #541492 for example might be something...00:23
ubot2Launchpad bug 541492 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu Lucid) (and 2 other projects) "MASTER: [i845] GPU lockup (apport-crash) (Should KMS be blacklisted?) (affects: 40) (dups: 22) (heat: 360)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54149200:23
LinuxGuy2009arand:Ok thanks00:23
micahgarand: LinuxGuy2009: if you have an X or kernel bug, please file a new bug even if it looks that same and note the similar bug in your report00:24
arandLinuxGuy2009: "It happens all the time now. Sometimes when I click a new link, sometimes when I open a new program or whatever. The screen doesn't get signal from the GPU anymore and complains." Sound pretty similar, right?00:24
LinuxGuy2009arand: Yeah the i845 is the exact video chipset.00:24
LinuxGuy2009arand: Yeah pretty much. They only browse online and dont run anything else to verify but yeah that sounds dead on what they have.00:25
LinuxGuy2009arand: Looks like there is a driver in the PPA should I try that?00:25
arandLinuxGuy2009: Might be worth a shot, make sure to read what people are saying about it though.00:26
LinuxGuy2009arand: Ok cool00:26
arandLinuxGuy2009: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes is full of "workarounds, I've no idea if any of them are relevant though..00:35
LinuxGuy2009arand: Ok Ill take a look00:35
LinuxGuy2009arand: I'd like to try downgrading the kernel to 2.6.31 how do I do that? Do I need to manually download a kernel package from like jaunty or karmic and install that and remove the others?00:39
LinuxGuy2009That was one of the suggestions00:40
micahgLinuxGuy2009: that will probably break a lot of stuff00:41
LinuxGuy2009micahg: Ok. How would I safely downgrade it? Is that a bad idea alltogether?00:42
micahgLinuxGuy2009: I would think it's a bad idea, why do you want to do it?00:42
LinuxGuy2009micahg: Intel i845 lockups. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes00:43
micahgLinuxGuy2009: I thought there's a boot flag to disable KMS00:43
LinuxGuy2009Kernel downgrade to 2.6.31 is mentioned here. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes00:43
LinuxGuy2009micahg: Should I try that first?00:44
micahgLinuxGuy2009: oh, maybe in your case it's to enable KMS00:45
micahgLinuxGuy2009: the new intel driver doesn't help?00:45
LinuxGuy2009micahg: I'm here asking what to do. Havent tried anything yet.00:45
LinuxGuy2009micahg: What would you recomend I try first?00:46
micahgLinuxGuy2009: video driver would be my first thing to try, then, enable/disable KMS00:46
LinuxGuy2009micahg: The driver in the PPA as mentioned?00:46
micahgLinuxGuy2009: yeah, new video drivers can sometimes help00:47
micahgLinuxGuy2009: just be familiar with the cli in case it fails00:47
LinuxGuy2009micahg: Ok Ill do that right now and Ill be back. Yeah i am. Thanks.00:47
arandLinuxGuy2009: From what people are saying in the bug, though, it seems that the "use vesa instead" seemed to be the working one... Although that will pretty much get you on crappy generic drivers, but stable, possibly. I would (after micahg's suggestions) look into the Brian Roger's experimental PPA, and as a fallback, and as a fallback try the donwgraded one from the x-retro PPA or set it as vesa (although those won't help towards diagnosing 00:48
LinuxGuy2009The PPA for the driver is an old driver it turns out. Already has a newer one installed.00:53
LinuxGuy2009So should I try the KMS workaround?00:53
micahgLinuxGuy2009: this has a later driver than Lucid: https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates00:54
LinuxGuy2009micahg: Ok Ill check that.00:54
LinuxGuy2009Ok the driver was way worse than the other. Couldnt even boot to a desktop. So i uninstalled it and put the official package back in. Now Im about to try out the KMS workaround. If it ends up worse do I just change the part that says modeset=1 back to modeset=0?01:16
micahgLinuxGuy2009: you can test by editing the boot line and not editing the file on the disk01:18
LinuxGuy2009So here is the directions I see. What would I do for an i845 to test it?01:19
LinuxGuy2009https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes01:19
micahgLinuxGuy2009: idk actually :(, maybe ask in #ubuntu-x if the wiki isn't clear or no one else can help01:19
arandLinuxGuy2009: I recall there being a "nomodeset" for disabling it ...01:21
arandLinuxGuy2009: "i945.modeset=0" /1 seems to be another way ...01:24
LinuxGuy2009Ok I did the KMS workaround and my dad is browsing away. Crossing my fingers.01:27
LinuxGuy2009Well that didnt work unfortunately. I think they are kinda getting tired of Lucid. Might just have to put Jaunty back on for them again.01:50
LinuxGuy2009Maybe by 10.04.1 point release it will be fixed.01:52
rwwubottu: bug 56928502:34
ubot2Launchpad bug 569285 in empathy (Ubuntu) ""[person] has joined the room" when one joins an IRC channel (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56928502:34
rwwI reported this about a month ago and can no longer reproduce it, and it isn't confirmed by an upstream report or someone else on LP. Should I mark it invalid?02:35
micahgrww: yes, if you believe it's no longer an issue02:36
rwwmicahg: alright. thanks :)02:36
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anotenganybody here familiar with git-bisecting a kernel?04:34
mtx_initHey guys, Ive been having a problem for a white, have looked in the other channel a few times, but with no avail.  It seems only with Ubuntu, sometimes when I do a cold boot, everything is really laggy and jittery.  A reboot solves the problem.  any idea what it could be?07:45
anotengmtx_init, check dmesg or /var/log/messages when you're having problems, might give some clues..08:04
mtx_initok will do in the morning08:04
anotengand please file a bug report if this turns out to be a problem with ubuntu (ie. not broken hw or some config you changed)08:05
mtx_initI will, I know it is Ubuntu specific, because it only happens with Ubuntu and has since 7.10.  Doesnt occur on FreeBSD, fedora, Arch or Window's08:06
mtx_initthanks again.08:06
BUGabundo_remotesleep check,clothes check,Monday start ohhhh09:07
qensehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Mentors updated09:31
snadgeanyone else have c1e (new processor power saving feature) enabled?09:32
ddecatorthanks qense :)09:33
qense:)09:34
qensegood morning vish09:35
vishqense: hey :)09:36
ddecatorlooks great qense09:38
ddecatorheya vish09:38
qenseddecator: Thanks. I mailed it to you already, but if you think some things need to be changed to that page in order to make it fit in with the rest, please do, as long as the original message of the wiki page doesn't get distorted.09:39
ddecatorqense: sure thing. i can't think of anything atm that could be improved, but i'll keep that in mind. thanks :)09:39
qensegood09:39
vishddecator: o/09:40
vishqense are all the mentors listed the latest or the old ones?09:40
qensevish: The mentors that are currently listed at <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Mentors> are the ones that once said during the past cycle they would like to mentor. They all should be admins of <https://launchpad.net/~bugsquad-mentorship>. However, since almost no one is actively mentoring we're reviewing the list and will probably be removing some of the people from the list.09:42
qenseThe old list -- which is currently the same as the new -- can be found at <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Mentors.backup>.09:43
qensePedro will mail all students and mentors to see whether they still want to be mentored or mentor.09:43
qensevish: The list on the main wiki page will mostly be maintained by the mentorship admins.09:44
ddecatorhe already sent out one to the mentors09:44
vishneat!09:44
qensevish: The new approach is that the mentorship admins are going to assign students to mentors, because letting the mentors pick students didn't work.09:45
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vishhmm , the monitor display settings are part of gnome-settings-daemon or... ?09:47
ddecatordepends. nvidia has it's own program that handles display settings09:48
vishddecator: otherwise its g-s-t, right?09:49
vishddecator: bug is about a user wanting an option to set the default monitor in a mutlimonitor setup09:49
vishmulti-monitor*09:50
ddecatorpossibly w/e package has the monitor preferences in it? not sure it that's g-s-t or not (if i try to use any of the gnome packages that handle display settings, i get a warning saying i need to use the nvidia app...)09:51
ddecators/it/if09:52
* BUGabundo_remote just figure he had the window scrolled up, and was wondering why this one was blinking09:53
vishddecator: well , reporters dont usually give the hardware info, do they .. ;p  we have to ask :s09:53
ddecatorvish: that's where apport comes in handy ;)09:54
ddecatorunless it's not against any package...09:54
vishddecator: yeah , they dont use that either ;) /me uses collect-it reply template! ;)09:54
ddecatoreven apport-collect will add the info if there is a hook, but there needs to be a hook for it09:55
snadgehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/56644910:46
ubot2Launchpad bug 566449 in pulseaudio (Ubuntu) "No Sound Through USB Headset (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,Incomplete]10:46
snadgenew to bug reporting, it seems lucid has introduced zero volume on usb headsets bug.. you can clearly see from the Card1.Amixer.values.txt attachment.. has its volume set to 0% .. and numerous me too posts, but this bug is still "undecided,incomplete"10:48
snadgeyou can adjust the volume with alsamixer.. but the sound properties app has no effect.. this additional information is missing from this bug report.. i should just sign up and mention this? :P10:50
bbordwellSorry for cross channel posting, but since there are alot more users in here. Is anyone willing to help me upload my first package to a PPA? I am having trouble figuring it out11:08
persiaUnfortunately, this isn't a better target channel :)11:11
snadgeyeah they dont even talk about bugs in here ;)11:22
persiasnadge: What?  We're happy to talk about bugs.11:23
snadgeim joking i added additional information to the bug i posted earlier.. and im presuming that was the right thing to do :P11:24
persiaGenerally, yes.11:30
aburchhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Incomplete bugs without a response from submitter11:32
aburchDidn't I read here a few days ago that changing bug status from Invalid to something else is no longer possible for regular users?11:32
persiaaburch: best test to confirm.  staging,launchpad.net is a safe place to do that (DB is overwritten regularly, no mail interface exists)11:34
aburchHmm, seems still possible.11:40
persiaWell then, if you read it before, the statement may not have been correct :)11:41
snadgeso why is the bug i mentioned earlier still incomplete?11:41
aburchAnd one more of my packages no longer has an open bug in Ubuntu :)11:41
persiasnadge: Bug status only changes from manual action.  Either adjust the status to something more suitable yourself, or wait for someone else to examine the bug.11:43
snadgei have the ability to confirm it? amazing11:48
snadgeoh and say that it effects me and subscribe to it.. cool ;)11:49
persiasnadge: Please feel free to look for other bugs you can confirm, or improve :)11:52
snadgethe alsa people are understandably not happy with the pulseaudio situation, and whats happening with gnome11:53
snadgedifficult to get support from them these days when you mention ubuntu11:53
persiaWhich bit makes them unhappy?  Last I heard, lots of improvements were happening to ALSA to improve the pulse experience.11:54
snadgeone of the guys in the appears to be using gentoo and was dismayed when gnome completely yanked the volume control applet.. and replaced it with one which depends on pulseaudio ;)11:54
persiaI thought the old code was still available, if someone wanted to run it.11:56
snadgeit is, gentoo was just missing a buildflag in order to make that work11:56
snadgeif this bug is fixed, would an update to pulse be released if that fixed the issue? or not until next release11:57
persiaDepends on 1) the nature of the bug (see SRU guidelines), the impact of the bug (guidelines again), and the willingness of anyone to push it through the process.12:01
persia!sru12:01
ubot2Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates12:01
persiaAnyone can drive the process, although there's no guarantees that anyone will be successful (sometimes even folks who are on the ubuntu-sru approval team get their planned SRUs rejected)12:02
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ctimkoAnyone here able to help me with a Networking issue I am having15:40
ctimkoI am using jaunty15:40
micahg!support | ctimko15:41
ubot2ctimko: The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org15:41
ctimkoThank you!15:41
micahgctimko: np15:42
crocketHello15:52
crockethow can I file a bug against ubuntu 10.04 lucid kernel?15:53
pedro_crimsun, use 'ubuntu-bug linux'15:54
stentencrocket: 'ubuntu-bug linux'. Just make sure you check Launchpad first to make sure it's not a duplicate.15:54
pedro_heh ;-)15:54
crockethow do I "ubuntu-bug linux" when linux doesn't respond?15:55
davmor2crocket: can you get into recovery mode?15:56
stentencrocket: can you get to a virtual terminal with Ctrl+Alt+F2?15:56
crocketstenten : the keyboard is dead, too15:56
stentenactually listen to davmor2, I like his response better.15:56
crocketEven under single mode, linux dies with KMS on.15:57
crocketUntil KMS turns on, everythin goes fine.15:57
stentencrocket: Does it boot directly into a black screen or something?15:57
crocketAfter I start booting until KMS turns on, everything is fine, but then KMS turns on and everything goes black and keyboard toggle LEDs don't work either.15:58
stentencrocket: so if you enable "nomodeset" through GRUB, can you get to the desktop?15:58
crocketI haven't tried Ctrl+Alt+F2, though.15:58
crocketsure15:58
crocketnomodeset makes everything fine.15:58
crocketWith nomodeset, it's better than ubuntu 9.1015:59
stentencrocket: so enable nomodeset and then 'ubuntu-bug linux'.15:59
crocketSomebody suggested me to connect to the seemingly dead linux via SSH15:59
crocketIs it really good to do it when I'm not under a problem?15:59
stentenSSH is a better choice if you can do it. But if nomodeset is the only way for you to file the bug in the first place, how else could you do it?16:01
crocketstenten : SSH16:02
rlameirohi, i want to change some bugs, but i dont have permissions to triage them16:13
rlameirocan anyone help me?16:13
rlameirohttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntustudio/+bug/58178616:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 581786 in ardour (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "Mute button not enabled by default in Ardour 2.8.6 Lucid AM64 (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Medium,Confirmed]16:13
crocketEven after I add kernel ppa, 2.6.34 kernel doesn't appear16:15
crocketIs it because I use amd64 version of ubuntu?16:15
arandrlameiro: Generally what you do is state the requested change and why here, and if you're lucky someone from the bug team can change it for you if they agree.16:16
rlameirook16:17
rlameiroso the problem is in mainstream (bug) i already added the mainstream project (ardour) and someone of the ubuntustudio team is working on a patch to send upstream and to debian also16:18
rlameiroso the bug is triaged already16:18
rlameiroand it is of big importance for ubuntu Studio, and maybe medium for ubuntu, since this is a "pro audio programm"16:19
arandrlameiro: And the changes persia did 6min ago, are they incorrect?16:22
rlameirono16:22
rlameiroi was talking with persia, he told me to come here16:22
* persia made them based on discussion with rlameiro 16:22
rlameiromaybe i just did it :D16:22
rlameirohe16:22
rlameiroarand: how can i enter the bugs team?16:23
stentenrlameiro: first join the Bug Squad (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad) and then you can join the Bug Control Team (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl).16:27
rlameirothanks stenten i was reading  the wiki already, shame on me i didnt read the topic16:28
stentenno worries.16:28
stentencrocket: Are you talking about the mainline kernel PPA?16:28
crocketstenten : 2.6.34-rc7 and newer16:29
crocketyes16:29
crockethttp://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/16:29
stentencrocket: You have to download the three .debs and install them individually.16:30
crocketI can't add them in repository and install via synaptic....16:30
stentencrocket: no you cannot.16:31
crocketstenten , do developers prevent it?16:31
stentencrocket: Not sure. That's just how the site's set up. I just accept it; it's really easy to install still.16:33
stentencrocket: you can get in touch with kernel folk at #ubuntu-kernel16:35
crocketok16:35
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hggdhrlameiro: I already approved you in, thank you for helping :-)16:51
rlameirohggdh: thanks me for aproving me :D16:51
hggdhrlameiro: my pleasure16:52
rlameirohappy to help :D16:52
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stentenjust curious, does being a member of the bugsquad have any privileges/powers like bugcontrol does?17:09
nigelbstenten: nope, but it tells us that you're trying to help17:11
nigelbfor example if you screw up 20 bugs in one day, we might take you for a spammer and report you to Launchpad admins17:11
BUGabundo_remoteahahah17:12
nigelbbut if you're bug squad, we'll get in touch with you and try to explain what went wrong and how to do things right :)17:12
nigelbBUGabundo_remote: anything you'd like to add? :)17:13
stentenhah, excellent. thanks nigelb :)17:13
rlameiromaybe also if you want to get into bugcontrol you need to be on bugsquad first?17:14
nigelbthats's the simplest explanation to "Why you should join bug squad if you want to help" :)17:15
nigelbrlameiro: not really, you need to showcase the triaging work you've done, you don't really *need* to be bugsquad member17:16
rlameirohum ok thanks nigelb17:16
nigelbrlameiro: but, like I said, if you want to help, I'd recommend joining bug squad, so *we* know you're trying to help and we can correct if you go wrong :)17:17
rlameironigelb: i just joined :D17:18
nigelbawesome! thanks for helping out :)17:18
nigelbI wish I had the time I had initially to help with bugs, at least now I get to help others who'd like to help with bugs :)17:19
scott-workhello all, i have applied (and emailed the list) for bugsquad membership :)17:20
nigelbscott-work: one of the admisn should get around soon... hggdh ^17:21
scott-workthank you nigelb17:21
hggdher17:21
hggdhscott-work: give me 1 min17:21
rlameirohggdh: one more from the ubuntustudio team :D17:22
hggdhscott-work: done. Welcome in, and thank you for helping17:22
hggdhrlameiro: good17:22
scott-workhggdh: thanks!17:23
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ddecatorhggdh: ping17:42
hggdhddecator: I am here17:53
hggdh(so far)17:53
ddecatorhggdh: just wondering if you remember why you pinged me on friday17:53
BUGabundo_remoteahahah17:56
nigelbddecator: nice of you to wonder on monday :D17:58
ddecatornigelb: just want to find out before i forget :p17:58
nigelblol17:58
ddecatorhggdh: i have to go get ready for class, but i'll be back on in a little bit before class, and then again later after class, so feel free to ping or pm me17:59
jbichaJFo: thanks for mentioning apport-collect, I didn't know about that command18:04
JFojbicha, no problem :)18:04
jbichaJFo: what do you mean by "automated message", what tool(s) do you use for bug triage?18:06
JFoI'm running a script that processes the bugs18:07
JFoso the comment has been automatically generated18:07
jbichawhat script?18:07
hggdhddecator: no, I do not remember any more...18:08
JFojbicha, it is a script in the kernel branch of the arsenal project18:09
jbichaok, I don't do much with the kernel, it scares me :-)18:10
vishJFo: hi.. while testing bug 543485 , i noticed that the kernel .34 has *very* slow frame rates for video  , do i report it upstream , or wait for it to land in M ?18:12
ubot2Launchpad bug 543485 in linux (Ubuntu) "gspca: ISOC data errors when using resolution of 640x480 (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54348518:12
JFovish, probably a good idea to report upstream18:13
JFothen if you encounter it in early tests of M to file a bug and let me know:)18:14
vishk.. ;)18:14
JFoso we can track both places18:14
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JFothanks vish :)18:15
vishnp :)18:15
vishJFo: what are all the info upstream expect for such bugs?  i can just use apport to collect info and all those upstream? [i recall you mentioning it in UDS that they dont like reporters very much ;p ]18:16
vishs/all/add18:16
JFoheh18:18
JFovish, I think it depends on the bug18:19
JFothey may just want some sort of graphics testing for this one, but I couldn't say what exactly18:19
vishi guess lsusb and lspci should be sufficient for this one?18:19
JFoyeah, for now18:19
vishJFo: neat thanks18:19
JFoand then let me know what they ask for beyond that18:19
JFowe can add it to a "reporting upstream" wiki page18:20
JFonp18:20
PrototypeX29Ahi, got the ambitious to file every bug i encounter (yes, i am unemployed)18:52
PrototypeX29A+idea18:52
Piciheh18:53
PrototypeX29Adoes "Incomplete" also mean "cannort reproduce"?18:55
PrototypeX29Ain launchpad18:55
charlie-tcanot necessarily18:55
PiciIt could, but usually it means that the triager has requested additional information and is waiting for the bug reporter to provide it.18:55
charlie-tcaEven if it can be reproduced, sometimes, you want more information from the reporter18:56
PrototypeX29Ayes, that was what i associated with it. Then I thought my bug was wrongly set to "incomplete" but it seems that it also can mean "cannot reproduce"19:00
PrototypeX29Awhich is a little bit confusing for the reporter, because one does not know whether some specific information is missing or the maintainer just is clueless19:01
vishPrototypeX29A: when a triager marks a bug as incomplete they *will* mention why , so not too confusing19:07
PrototypeX29Avish: at least they should :)19:08
vishPrototypeX29A: well if someone hasnt mentioned the reason , do mention it here , the tirager gets 10 lashes  ;)19:08
vishtriager*19:08
* vish hopes it aint me , fingers crossed x19:09
PiciSpeaking of bugs, could someone take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/459647 and see if the 'fix committed' status change was made improperly? I'd hate to see a bug not get fixed because someone randomly changed the status even though its not fixed.19:10
ubot2Launchpad bug 459647 in compiz (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Cannot change mouse cursor theme when compiz is enabled (affects: 81) (dups: 7) (heat: 490)" [Low,Fix committed]19:10
PiciI think it was, but I don't want to change it back before asking.19:10
PrototypeX29Avish: if this is the policy i will happily do the lashing myself19:12
vishPici: hmm , i dont see a commit upstream or anywhere19:15
PrototypeX29Asubmitting a useless fix is a nice way to get a bug to be confirmed :)19:17
Picivish: Thanks.19:21
vishnp..19:21
anotengAnybody familiar with git-bisecting the ubuntu kernel? I fear I keep producing the same .debs over and over again. Anybody care to take a look at my commands and check if I'm doing something stupid? http://pastebin.com/Rfif04jx19:23
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kamusinbug 585079 , should be fine under mime-support?19:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 585079 in ubuntu "missing mimetype for webm format (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58507919:41
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micahganyone experiencing bug 57516019:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 575160 in seamonkey (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 2 other projects) "seamonkey 2.0 in Lucid crashes with 'RenderBadPicture' diagnostics (affects: 9) (dups: 3) (heat: 70)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57516019:56
JFovish, re: reporting a bug upstream, I have the following: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Bugs20:20
JFocheck the section on reporting upstream20:20
JFolet me know if there is anything broken as you proceed so I can fix it20:21
vishJFo: awesome, thanks!20:30
JFomy pleasure20:31
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PrototypeX29Awho is to be whipped, when a bug stays on 'new' forever?21:25
PrototypeX29Alooks like i still have to find out how to use launchpad effectively21:25
micahgPrototypeX29A: one can come here and ask for it to be reviewed if no one reviews it in a reasonable period of time21:26
PrototypeX29Ai just noticed that bugs may be 'Undecided' and 'New' on the Overview page, but are not if you click on the bug21:27
PrototypeX29Ai try to keep track which of my (reported) bugs need attention, but the overview page is confusing21:28
micahghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/~your-id/+reportedbugs21:29
PrototypeX29Athis one is new for quite some time: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/49988921:29
ubot2Launchpad bug 499889 in gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) ""Type name of new folder" does not have focus, when doing "save as" with descending ordering. (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Low,New]21:29
micahgPrototypeX29A: you can sort by least recently changed21:30
PrototypeX29Abut there are a lot of bugs which just don't concern me21:30
micahgif someone else can pick this up, I can't review right now21:30
micahghggdh: are you around to help?21:31
PrototypeX29Adon't get me wrong the bug just linked does not need imediate attention for my sake21:31
PrototypeX29Ai am just curious about the processes, as i intend to do some more reports in the next time21:31
ddecatorlooks like it just needs to be sent or linked upstream21:32
micahgPrototypeX29A: well, we're limited on human resources and people have certain packages they try to look after, so it's very possible bugs will slip through the cracks, if you have a bug that has gone unnoticed, you can come in here and ask about it21:32
micahgPrototypeX29A: or move it along yourself if you like: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage21:33
PrototypeX29Ai will have a look at it21:33
PrototypeX29Aand i think this one should be closed as the upstream fix seem to have found his way into the standard kernel https://bugs.launchpad.net/~preineke21:35
PrototypeX29Ano wrong link21:35
PrototypeX29Ahttps://bugs.launchpad.net/fedora/+bug/49629221:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 496292 in fedora (and 1 other project) "Kerneloops and disconnecting wlan (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Unknown,Confirmed]21:35
micromixhey can someone just peak at this bug 57909821:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 579098 in gparted (Ubuntu) "umount partition issue (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57909821:41
micromixi believe it should be wishlist21:41
hggdhmicahg: reading the backlog21:44
hggdhoh hasty people...21:51
hggdhPrototypeX29A: no, it should not be closed, until we verify this does not happen on an Ubuntu kernel21:53
PrototypeX29Ait is the ubuntu kernel i was talking about21:54
hggdhyes. Which one?21:54
PrototypeX29Athe latest one i get with karmic21:54
PrototypeX29A2.6.31-21-generic?21:55
PrototypeX29Aso for karmic the problem is solved, isn't it?21:55
PrototypeX29Aunless the other reporter still has a problem21:56
hggdhGood. *Sounds* like it, but I would rather wait for more confimations -- if the hardware is not exactly the same, symptoms may mix21:56
hggdhit is always a good idea, anyway, to add it the specific version when it works21:57
PrototypeX29Ai should state that i am using the exact same model as the other reporter21:57
hggdhalso a good idea. Can you please add both the kernel version and the make/model of the card in the bug?21:57
micahgPrototypeX29A: just a note, kernel team prefers separate bugs even if everything looks the same21:58
PrototypeX29Aunderstandable :)21:59
PrototypeX29Ai have the model of the notebook at hand, but how do i get the 'card'?22:00
PrototypeX29Asomething from lspci? 04:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)22:00
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hggdhPrototypeX29A: yes, lspci would help (even more if run as root)22:08

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