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Ian_corneaah, I'm glad wifi works again :)00:04
BUGabundonow fix video codecs too00:07
Ian_corneWhat's broken?00:09
Ian_corneI'm watching avi's atm00:09
BUGabundohumm00:14
BUGabundoI couldn'ti can retest00:14
BUGabundoNo suitable decoder module:00:15
BUGabundoVLC does not support the audio or video format "avc1". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this.00:15
Ian_corneVlc.00:15
BUGabundototem is busy playing music00:16
BUGabundocause pygtk is broken for exaile00:16
Ian_corneBUGabundo: doesn't vlc have it's own codecs?00:16
BUGabundono00:16
Ian_corneoh00:17
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bjsnidervlc uses ffmpeg for codecs. so whatever ffmpeg has, vlc can play00:46
BUGabundobut since maverick has all codecs broken00:47
BUGabundoI can't play nothing with any player00:47
bjsniderlibavcodec can play vc1 files00:48
BUGabundowell them some update is not fixing it for me00:50
BUGabundothe bug we filed for the codecs is closed00:50
BUGabundoand me and some others users, can't play squat00:50
bjsnidervideolan will pass along a bit more info if you open it in a console00:57
BUGabundo$ videolan01:04
BUGabundovideolan: command not found01:04
BUGabundo[0x211ecb8] main decoder warning: cannot load module `/usr/lib/vlc/codec/libavcodec_plugin.so' (libavutil.so.49: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)01:04
bjsniderah, there you go01:05
bjsniderinstall libavutil01:05
bjsniderlibavutil-4901:05
bjsniderwait, it's called libavutil49 i think01:05
BUGabundobjsnider: wants to remove libavutil49-extra01:07
bjsniderok, so it's already installed, but this is an old version01:08
BUGabundoyes01:08
BUGabundowe are on 5001:08
bjsniderwhy do you have the old version?01:08
BUGabundobut -50 wants to remove half my OS01:08
BUGabundoI do have libavutil-extra-5001:09
bjsniderhave you got any ppas or other outside maverick sources?01:09
BUGabundo$ dpkg -l | grep libavutil | pastebinit  http://paste.ubuntu.com/446902/01:09
BUGabundoseveral01:09
bjsniderwhat about vlc? where did it come from?01:10
BUGabundo$ apt-cache policy vlc | pastebinit  http://paste.ubuntu.com/446904/01:10
BUGabundoarchive01:10
bjsnideri wonder if it was built before or after ffmpeg. it needs to be rebuilt after a new ffmpeg version like that01:11
bjsnideryou have 2 ffmpeg versions in there conflicting with each other and you need to resolve that01:12
bjsnideractually you have 3 ffmpeg versions01:13
BUGabundoat least now I have video01:13
BUGabundocool01:13
BUGabundoguess I can sleep now01:13
BUGabundothanks bjsnider01:13
BUGabundo:)01:13
sebsebsebAnyone active here?01:38
coz_sebsebseb,  I believe so unless they are all in europe which means they are asleep :)01:39
sebsebsebcoz_: no not everyone in Europe is asleep01:39
sebsebsebanyway look at this01:39
sebsebsebhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/1.19901:40
sebsebsebbye bye aptitude and tasksel it seems01:40
coz_mmm01:40
sebsebsebtasksel is used by Debian, and not Ubuntu as far as I know01:41
coz_I wonderif this is already in repositories01:41
coz_let me check01:41
sebsebseb,but removing aptitude is bound to annoy  quite a few more experienced users01:41
coz_sebsebseb,  yeah I never use aptitude myself...only apt  but for sure it will irritate if that is the case01:42
sebsebsebcoz_: yeah01:43
coz_sebsebseb,  I dont see this in the current updates  so far01:44
bruce89https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/1.19901:45
coz_bruce89,  yea :)  that is what we have been talking about01:45
bruce89I found out on identica today01:46
coz_well from that link tasksel if only removed from minimal01:47
coz_aptitude  from standard01:47
bruce89I have a theory about the hidious gnome-terminal background01:47
coz_what;s the theory? :)01:49
bruce89they're driving people from the CLI you see01:49
sebsebsebcoz_: http://identi.ca/conversation/3517540101:54
coz_sebsebseb,  oo  already  upset :)01:55
bruce89I'll declare that I'm a Fedora person now01:55
sebsebsebcoz_: uh?01:55
coz_sebsebseb,  according to that link people are upset already :)01:55
sebsebsebcoz_: well this distro is really for the newbies and those that want to help them, starting with 9.0401:56
coz_sebsebseb,  fedora / debian are to  "anal" about gpl for my tastes01:56
sebsebsebcoz_: Ubuntu I mean01:56
coz_sebsebseb,  right understood01:56
sebsebsebits not so much for expereinced users anymore really01:56
sebsebsebso yeah bye bye aptitude and tasksel I guess01:57
bruce89coz_: because they actually care about freedom01:57
coz_sebsebseb,  well... the way I look at it is... ubuntu is what you make of it01:57
bruce89instead of market share like sebsebseb here01:57
coz_maybe  but I have been with ubuntu since day one... so  ... I even have the install disks01:58
sebsebsebI don't want loads of people to use Windows :)  or Mac OS X, but mainly Windows01:58
sebsebsebcoz_: second release in 2005 for me01:58
sebsebsebnot my first distro though01:58
coz_sebsebseb,  not mine either ...actually I was using BeOs at the time01:58
bruce89coz_: i kind of was01:58
sebsebseb!freedom01:58
ubottufreedom is important. Ubuntu is as free as we can make it, which means mostly free software. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing01:58
coz_sebsebseb,  i switch as many of my clients over to ubuntu as possible and not a single one has had complaints   but loads of compliments01:59
sebsebsebcoz_: oh?02:00
sebsebsebloads of them have complained about Ubuntu, thats what your saying?02:00
bruce89compliments != complaints02:01
bruce89!= == not equal02:01
bruce89quiet ubottu02:01
coz_bruce89,   no no...many have onlly given praise to ubuntu02:01
bruce89I know, I was explaining the differences in the words to seb02:02
coz_oh sorry :)02:02
bruce89no problem02:02
sebsebsebbruce89: you know I don't understand that == stuff and what not, useaully02:03
sebsebsebif ever02:03
bruce89no matter how many times we explain it02:03
bruce89not equal is equal to not equal it meant02:04
bruce89http://identi.ca/conversation/3524695602:07
coz_bruce89,  oooo  synaptic  at some point?   I will complain then :)02:10
sebsebsebcoz_: Synaptic is going to be replaced by Software Centre in 10.1002:10
sebsebsebas far as I know02:10
sebsebsebin the default install02:10
bruce89yes02:10
coz_sebsebseb,  oo  mmm... what about  "history"  freezing an application though... with this be available via software centre02:11
sebsebsebcoz_: whats that?02:12
bruce89pinning02:12
coz_sorry about that02:12
bruce89pinning a specific version of a package02:12
coz_sebsebseb,  in synaptic you can vie02:12
coz_view histroy02:13
coz_sebsebseb,  or freeze an application version02:13
coz_sebsebseb,  would be nice if available in software centre as well02:13
sebsebsebSynaptic is great,  software centre realy isn't so far, except for the  looks02:13
coz_agreed02:14
bruce89they should have got rid of synaptic and software-center02:14
bruce89and rely on the aptitude GUI02:14
bruce89or heaven forbid, packagekit-gnome02:14
coz_bruce89,  well so far.... my clients all love synaptic... I think it is a cool front end and easily understood02:14
sebsebsebbruce89: maybe, but they can't sell commercial apps with those?02:14
bruce89coz_: indeed, the UI is a bit yucky02:15
sebsebsebbruce89: which ui is a bit yucky?02:15
bruce89synaptic's02:15
bruce89last I used it that is02:16
coz_bruce89,  well it is simple looking  but that is one of it's "ease of use"  factors I believe02:17
bruce89sorry I keep banging on about PackageKit, but it really is a lovely system02:17
sebsebsebSynaptic is great02:17
bruce89cov_: it wasn't that, it was the icons and the treeview size being all wide02:17
sebsebsebit may be a bit old looking though, but even so02:17
sebsebsebSynaptic is great02:17
coz_sebsebseb,  I agree :)02:17
sebsebsebwell  Gnome 2 is also a bit old looking, but it is great, without those not that good Canonical changes of course bruce8902:18
bruce89I always used aptitude anyway, I like not having old packages lying around02:18
sebsebsebhowever since Gnome Shell doesn't seem popular with a lot of Ubuntu users who have tried it so far02:18
bruce89because the version in ubuntu is bloody old02:18
sebsebsebthese Canonical edits, may turn into something good02:18
sebsebsebbruce89: even those that done the ppa02:18
coz_sebsebseb,  gome shell would be great if they actually incorporated that mock up of "Clever windows"02:19
sebsebsebseems quite a lot of them don't like it02:19
sebsebsebcoz_: link>?02:20
sebsebseblink?02:20
coz_sebsebseb, sure hold on02:20
bruce89coz_: the task pooper?02:20
coz_sebsebseb,  bruce89    http://www.stefanoforenza.com/clever-windows-management-for-gnome/02:21
bruce89the magic of gnome-shell is that things like that can be done relatively easily02:21
coz_bruce89,  that would be cool ... sort of compiz replace ment  although I would stick with ocmpiz02:22
coz_compiz02:22
bruce89DISCLAIMER: I'm a GNOME contributor02:22
coz_:)02:22
sebsebsebyeah he translates Gnome into real English02:22
sebsebsebyes I mean British English :D02:23
bruce89I haven't had any bugs filed yet, I don't think people know the difference02:23
sebsebsebcoz_: yeah that looks ok that video02:27
sebsebsebI guess they used compiz to make it though?02:27
coz_sebsebseb,  i think it was done in blender actually :)02:27
sebsebsebcoz_: compiz uhmm never really got far with it effect wide,  can do the cube and wobberly windows and thatsa bout it02:27
sebsebseband compiz gets boring02:27
sebsebseband if I want eye candy more of it, well KDE02:28
bruce89gnome-shell never will!02:28
sebsebseband I like keep it simple stupid,  hence why I like Gnome 202:28
coz_sebsebseb,  I disagree... in fact  a fellow working in the city of Largo florida had  switched the entire city governemnt computers over to linux   suse I believe along with compiz02:28
coz_sebsebseb,  they love it02:28
coz_let me get his blog link02:28
bruce89sebsebseb: why not LXDE02:28
sebsebsebbruce89: LXDE is also nice02:29
sebsebseb,but02:29
sebsebsebI have used Gnome since 2004 :)02:29
sebsebsebso rather used to Gnome 2 by now02:29
bruce89good thing that 3.0 is really 2.3202:29
coz_sebsebseb,   http://davelargo.blogspot.com/    we talk with him on occasion in #compiz-dev  and #compiz when he is trying out new stuff02:29
sebsebsebbruce89: why?02:29
bruce89because that's what it is called02:29
sebsebsebalso what about virtual machines,  apparnatly can't do compiz in them? or Gnome Shell at the moment?02:29
sebsebsebwell thats not very good then02:29
coz_sebsebseb,  I think that is waht the  Nomad  project is partily about02:30
coz_partly02:30
bruce89that's what gnome-panel3 is for02:30
sebsebsebcoz_: Nomad?  the Gnome legacy one or?02:30
coz_sebsebseb,  no the Novel project I believe that is its name let me check02:30
sebsebsebcoz_: you make Compiz?02:30
bruce89sebsebseb: Unity will save you02:30
sebsebsebbruce89: no it won't02:30
sebsebsebthats only for netbook version02:30
coz_sebsebseb,  no I am part of the support team and graphics for compiz02:31
bruce89UNOME will then02:31
coz_sebsebseb,    http://en.opensuse.org/Nomad02:31
sebsebsebbruce89 loves Compiz! :D02:31
bruce89sebsebseb loves being annoying02:31
coz_:)02:31
sebsebsebyeah he doesn't seem to like it much02:32
coz_Nomad is david raveman's baby I believe...same guy that created02:32
coz_compiz initially02:32
bruce89sebsebseb: I'll thank you to not air my opinions, I'll do that02:32
sebsebsebright bruce89 lets try and find out here since your wondering02:35
sebsebsebCan Ubuntu play WebM?02:35
bruce89maverick no doubt can02:35
coz_oh let me ask this again now that a few people are here... I notice in maverick global rgba  however some applicatoins are not wroking properly with that ...ie  some game  but  where would the conf file be to  disable those applications for rgba?  I cannot find  /etc/probile.d/gtkrgba.sh02:36
sebsebsebcoz_: yeah this  rgba stuff transparant look,  thats something I am interested in, but other distros can already do it02:38
coz_sebsebseb,  its already on my maverick system but  some apps are not rgba ready or some I just want to exclude from it02:38
coz_cant't find the conf file for it though02:39
coz_ah well another day  maybe :)02:39
coz_right now I have to break .. be back later02:39
coz_thanks guys for the completely offtopic conversation :)02:40
bruce89coz_: that was only added to GTK+ 3 hours ago02:40
bruce89http://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?h=client-side-decorations&id=68a12cf28c12778942690d58d7d83b86286ece5202:40
coz_bruce89, oh?02:40
coz_ah02:40
coz_bruce89,  well its on my system :)02:40
sebsebsebcoz_: I thought bruce89 would know something, so told him to look here again02:40
bruce89due to Ubuntu patching an experimental branch of GTK+ in to their packages02:41
coz_bruce89,  oh isee.   mm ok I need to learn how to disable some apps with this02:42
coz_it was easy when I installed global rgba on karmic since the /etc/profile.d/gtkrgba.sh file was there02:42
coz_anyway I really do need to break here  be back hopefully later :)02:43
jcastroif someone see's coz when he comes back you can do "export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1"02:46
jcastrothat should allow the app to work02:46
avi_anyone know if Maverick will support the absolutely needed function to wake from suspend/sleep?02:47
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BUGabundo_remoteyes mummy,I won't dance in the rain!09:01
rippsI have a question, how come If I do `sudo nano code.c` there's no color highlight, but if I do it normally with `nano` or I enter a root environmet with `sudo -i` color works.09:50
Ian_corneBecause you don't have the config files in /root/ but do have them in your homedir09:52
Ian_corneand sudo -i uses your homedir's config files09:52
rippsIan_corne: ah, that might explain it. what files do add to /root/ to get that working?09:52
Ian_cornenever having used nano for real, but I think .nanorc or something?09:53
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nessitagood morning +1 crowd! I upgraded my desktop computer to maverick yesterday, and the eth0 interface is gone. Can I have some help please? :-)12:45
Ian_cornemorning12:45
nessitahi Ian_corne12:45
Ian_cornenessita: check if network isn't disabled in the network manager12:46
nessitaIan_corne: I have not NM installed, I specifically uninstalled it in Lucid to be able to have a fixed IP12:47
Ian_cornenessita: you can still have a fixed IP(on boot) if you input the details in /etc/network/interfaces12:48
Ian_cornebut that's beside the point12:48
Ian_corneifconfig eth0 up do anything?12:48
nessitaIan_corne: eth0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such Device12:49
Ian_corneif you run ifconfig -a12:49
Ian_cornedoes it show then?12:49
Ian_corneoh12:49
Ian_cornemaybe it's been renamed to eth112:49
nessitasame error12:49
Ian_cornetry ifconfig -a to list all your thingies12:49
Ian_cornehmm12:49
nessitait just lists lo and vboxnet012:49
Ian_corneis it in a virtualbox?12:50
nessitanopes12:50
nessitait has viertualbox installed12:50
nessitaI can uninstall it with no problem, if it will help12:51
Ian_cornehttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1503296&page=2 I think this guy has the same problem12:51
nessita(can't think how will it help, but hey)12:51
Ian_corneDon't see any answer yet tho12:51
Ian_cornefile a bug report?12:51
nessitaIan_corne: sure12:52
Ian_corneis it a clean install12:52
Ian_corneor upgrade?12:52
Ian_corneoh upgrade12:52
yofelchecked dmesg? it should list the network card there when it initializes it12:52
Ian_corneyou could try deleting /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules12:52
Ian_corneand rebooting12:52
Ian_cornethat also12:52
nessitaIan_corne: replaced by hand lucid by maverick in sources.list and then aptitude update plus aptitude dist-upgrade12:53
nessitaIan_corne: what project should I file the bug into?12:53
Ian_cornewell, do what yofel said first :)12:53
Ian_corneI'm actually not sure which package to file this bug under12:54
nessitayofel: there is no eth0, not "interface" word in dmesg12:54
nessitaI do see the Ethernet card in lspci12:54
yofelnessita: search for 'Network' maybe?12:55
nessitayofel: got this match:12:55
nessitae1000e: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Driver - 1.0.2-k412:56
nessitacopyright bla bla12:56
nessitaalloc irq_desc for 10 on node -112:56
nessitaand it follows, want me to copy more?12:57
yofelhm, any error? as it works fine here12:57
yofel[    1.762019] e1000e 0000:00:19.0: eth0: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection12:57
yofel2.6.35-112:57
nessitayofel: same kernel version for me12:58
yofelok, network card: 00:19.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82577LM Gigabit Network Connection (rev 06)12:58
nessitayofel: I don't have a line like that12:59
yofelnessita: can you pastebin the whole dmesg output maybe? 'dmesg | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com'12:59
yofelnessita: that was from lspci12:59
yofelthe previous one was from dmesg though12:59
nessitayofel: how can I paste it? hmmm I guess I can copy the output to a USB stick12:59
nessitaand then read it from the laptop12:59
nessitaand theeeen pastebin it :-)12:59
yofelah yeah ^^12:59
* nessita does13:00
nessitayofel: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/59170213:07
ubottuUbuntu bug 591702 in Ubuntu "After upgrade lucid -> maverick eth0 interface is gone" [Undecided,New]13:07
nessitayofel: I attached the outputs there (dmesg, lspci, and the interfaces file)13:07
nessitayofel: I'm not sure if it's related but I uninstalled network manager while being on Lucid, and now the static definition for eth0 is commented out in the interfaces file (it wasn't before)13:08
yofelfrom dmesg:13:12
yofel[    2.982706] e1000e 0000:00:19.0: PCI INT A disabled13:12
yofel[    2.982814] e1000e: probe of 0000:00:19.0 failed with error -313:12
nessitayofel: ouch13:13
nessitawhat does that mean? :-013:13
yofelno idea13:13
yofelI'll assign it to the kernel13:13
nessitayofel: is there anyone I can talk to about this? I kind of need that computer to work :-/13:14
yofelI hate to say this, but you do have backups?13:15
yofeland let me ping someone13:15
yofelnessita: can you add the output of 'uname -a' to the bug please?13:16
nessitayofel: no I don't, I was convinced the upgrade would be smooth -- I was expecting issues with the video but not network, je13:17
nessitayofel: sure I can, anything else?13:17
nessitalike the output of ifconfig eth0 up?13:17
yofelactually...13:17
Ian_corneyofel: not like anything's lost13:17
yofelnessita: can you run 'sudo apport-cli linux' on that pc? Save the report, copy it to your other pc and file the bug from there, we'll get a lot more info with that13:18
nessitayofel: sure13:19
yofel(file a new bug, and mark the old one a dup of the new one)13:19
nessitaIan_corne: shall I still try the removal of the file you mentioned in udev?13:19
Ian_cornecheck that file out first13:20
Ian_corneif you see anything wrong, remove it, it'll get generated next time13:20
Ian_cornebut if there's anything wrong, it should just name your device eth113:20
nessitaIan_corne: I see nothing weird, though I'm not sure what weird is in this context :-)13:21
yofelnessita: oh, and can you try one of the kernels from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ ? especially 2.6.35-rc213:25
nessitayofel: how can I try one of those?13:25
yofelmeh, rc2 failed to build13:26
yofelmaybe try http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.34-lucid/ and see if it works with 3413:26
yofelnessita: just download the deb files (the _all ones and the ones for your architecture) and install them13:27
BUGabundo_remotenessita: two things:13:27
yofellike with 'sudo dpkg -i linux*.deb'13:27
BUGabundo_remotethe proper method to upgrade is update-manager -d13:27
yofelnessita: after you copied them to the other pc13:27
BUGabundo_remote2nd: maverick is alpha software13:27
BUGabundo_remoteit can and *will* cause brakage13:27
BUGabundo_remoteif you need stable production OS , please refer to lucid or other stable releases13:28
yofelnessita: download the headers and the image, you don't need the source13:28
BUGabundo_remoteno support is garanteed in Maverick13:28
nessitaBUGabundo_remote: I know, I work for Canonical and I'm helping testing the aplha release of Maverick :-)13:28
BUGabundo_remoteahahah13:29
nessitaBUGabundo_remote: and update-manager -d didn't offer the possibility to update to maverick13:29
BUGabundo_remotecomplain to your boss then :)13:29
BUGabundo_remoteyes it does13:29
BUGabundo_remotesince alpha1 is out13:29
BUGabundo_remoteseveral of the users in here did it13:29
patdk-wkunless you have it set to only show lts releases13:29
yofelyou need to set update-manager to accest non-lts releases first13:29
BUGabundo_remotecorrect13:29
yofels/accest/accept/13:30
* BUGabundo_remote keeps forgetting LL is lTS13:30
nessitaBUGabundo_remote: my boss couldn't did it either, he did the dist-upgrade as well.13:30
nessitaBUGabundo_remote: ah, I probably dn't have the non LTS option enabled13:30
nessitaanyways, I don't like graphical tools, I strongly prefer command line13:31
nessitayofel: new bug report is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/591707 and I maked the fomer one as dup of this one13:31
ubottuUbuntu bug 591707 in linux (Ubuntu) "After upgrade lucid -> maverick eth0 interface is gone" [Undecided,New]13:31
nessitayofel: so, next step, to try kernel 2.6.34. I'll download those and install13:32
patdk-wkhmm, I can't get my e1000's to messup :(13:32
nessitapatdk-wk: I had a static config in /etc/network/interfaces13:33
nessitapatdk-wk: no idea if it's related, but maybe?13:33
patdk-wknope, that happens much much later after your issue :)13:34
nessitayofel: when installing the -34 kernel I see several "dkms_autoinstaller: Build failed. Installation skipped."13:51
nessitafor nvidia module at least13:51
nessitayofel: shall I reboot the same?13:52
nessitayofel: confirmed no eth0 on 2.6.34-02063414:11
gnomefreak2.6.34?14:12
nessitagnomefreak: yeap, I was testing 2.6.34 because I have no eth0 on 2.6.35 either14:12
gnomefreakah14:13
nessitayofel: eth0 on kernel 2.6.32-22 does work, though video is awful14:20
patdk-wkstrange14:25
nessitapatdk-wk: any other idea? :-)14:31
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patdk-wknope14:39
patdk-wkonly thing I can think of is maybe a change in your southbridge or something in the kernel source14:39
patdk-wkwhy it would affect you but not me14:39
patdk-wknot really sure14:39
nessitapatdk-wk: but why will -32 kernel work and not 34/35?14:40
patdk-wkoviously something changed :)14:40
patdk-wkif e1000 works for me but not you,  Idoubt it was the e1000 driver that changed14:41
* nessita is sad14:42
nessitapatdk-wk: how did you upgrade?14:50
dupondjethe xorg updates are almost thare15:09
dupondjedamn :)15:09
yofelpatdk-wk: are you using e1000 or e1000e? they're not the same15:10
yofele1000e works fine here though15:11
yofeldidn't try my other notebook yet15:11
patdk-wkhmm, dunno, lets see15:11
patdk-wknormal e100015:12
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* gnomefreak hates bugs15:13
patdk-wkhmm, e1000e doesn't work on that system15:17
patdk-wkI have two other systems I could try it on, but neither have maverick on them15:17
patdk-wkand these two systems are using e1000e :)15:18
nessitapatdk-wk: e1000e worked perfectly for me till yesterday, and I was running lucid with latest updates15:20
patdk-wkwell, both of my e1000e systems are lucid15:20
patdk-wkbut yes, it's the >2.6.33 kernel issue probably15:20
patdk-wkwell, >=15:20
patdk-wkguess I will have to setup maverick on one of these to test :)15:21
nessitapatdk-wk: I can help in any way you need, I need to have this cmputer usable15:29
patdk-wknessita, install a realtek card :)15:46
nessitapatdk-wk: buuuuuuuu!15:47
pmatulisinstaller seems borked when using LVM15:48
patdk-wknessita, I carry around a usb network adaptor, just incase I need it, normally use it when I need to network connections on my laptop though15:50
nessitapatdk-wk: I do have one!!!15:50
nessitawhay I didn't try before?15:50
patdk-wkcause it's non-optimal :)15:51
nessitapatdk-wk: I have an Encore ENUWI-G215:51
* nessita wonders if will it work while she plugs it in15:51
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nessitapatdk-wk: seems like there is an issue with this driver, as per http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/linux-netdev/2010/5/11/627696416:05
patdk-wkhmm16:05
nessitapatdk-wk: my manager and I asked in ubuntu-desktop, and they added the patch to rc216:05
patdk-wkI just have a linksys one16:05
nessitawhich I'm now dowloading16:05
nessitaand about to install16:05
nessitapatdk-wk: new kernel didn't solve the issue, and tgardner is working on it (juts FYI)17:14
patdk-wkheh17:16
patdk-wkso 0 for 2 network cards :(17:16
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DanaGArgh, how am I supposed to WakeOnLAN if it takes the interface down before suspend?18:18
DanaGThe hub is still powered, but the usb-ethernet link goes down.18:18
patdk-wkwake on lan has nothing to do with the interface being down, it's suppost to be :)19:06
patdk-wkand how the hell can you wakeonlan over usb-ethernet, it's impossible :)19:06
dupondjebleh19:56
dupondjefirefox is crashing @ random19:56
dupondjejl        2653  6.2 11.4 1060072 234988 ?      D    15:37  19:53 /usr/lib/firefox-3.6.3/firefox-bin19:57
dupondjeand now its locked :s19:57
kklimondahmm.. were aubergine icons reverted back to the orange ones in maverick?20:35
Volkodavdoes the installer offer the brtfs ?21:01
dupondjeblehhh21:07
dupondjeiwl3945 brooooken :(21:07
Volkodavdupondje: do you remember if the installer offer the brtfs ?21:10
dupondjeno idea21:11
DanaGpatdk-wk: actually, that asix will WOL in Windows.21:25
DanaGIf WOL is enabled, it stays up when the box goes into sleep.21:25
BUGabundoguud evening dear friends and weird ones :)21:46
dupondjelol21:55
dupondjeyou the weird one ;)21:55
BUGabundoI am21:59
gnomefreakhe is22:05
gnomefreakshhhhh dont tell him22:05
gnomefreakok be bakc sooner or later :(22:06
dupondjeBUGabundo: xorg updates also waiting @ yours ?22:11
gnomefreakdupondje: they are not ready yet22:12
dupondjehow you mean ?22:12
gnomefreaki was talking with the X devs well 2 of them this monring22:12
dupondjeits weird22:12
gnomefreakdupondje: there are a bunch of them but dont do them yet22:12
BUGabundodupondje: +122:12
dupondjelike on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-mouse22:12
dupondjeit shows newer version is published22:13
dupondjebut can't find it in repo's22:13
BUGabundodon't force upgrade them22:13
BUGabundoor move to xedgers ppa22:13
BUGabundothey are ready there22:13
gnomefreakpublished does not mean in the rpeos22:13
dupondjegnomefreak: where are they then ? :)22:13
gnomefreakit has to pass by an archive admin and there are only 1 or 2 at any given time22:14
gnomefreakdupondje: expeck it in the next few days. that is not the only package holding X up22:14
gnomefreakexpect22:15
dupondjealot got into archive today22:15
BUGabundodupondje: the packages are in the NEW queue22:15
BUGabundowaiting to dep build22:15
h00kUnity is also snowing the netbook-launcher in the background :)22:16
dupondjekernel upgrade came out :)22:16
dupondjesweet :D22:16
gnomefreakdupondje: X is going to have alot of problems this cycle so just sit back relax and wait for breakage22:16
dupondjehéhé :p22:17
BUGabundodupondje: does it fix the gwibber bug?22:17
dupondjekernel bug that fixes gwibber isue ?!22:17
BUGabundosuper duper security22:18
BUGabundobroke desktop couch db22:18
dupondjedon't use Gwibber ... :)22:18
dupondjeso22:18
gnomefreakdesktopcouch will never get fixed to where it works all the time :(22:20
* gnomefreak smoke and break stuff22:22
dupondjehmmm22:22
dupondjesomebody updated to newer kernel?22:22
dupondjeupgrade seems broken22:22
h00k2.6.35-2-generic ?22:22
dupondjeyea22:23
h00kI'm on it alright22:23
h00kon this netbook22:23
dupondjeupgrade worked for you ?22:24
h00kUpgrade to the new kernel? yeah22:24
dupondjeroot      7688  0.0  0.0  10488  1120 pts/3    S+   23:23   0:00 awk /^insmod/ { print $2 }22:25
dupondjethis is what it executes22:25
dupondjekeeps stalled ofc :P22:25
BUGabundoh00k: can I test gwibber please22:27
h00kBUGabundo: can you test it? You're asking me permission?22:27
h00kBUGabundo: or you want me to test it22:27
BUGabundolol22:27
BUGabundos/I/you22:27
* gnomefreak updating atm22:27
gnomefreakBUGabundo: install it and use it ;)22:28
BUGabundoI have it22:28
BUGabundoI need it22:28
BUGabundoso I'm back on kernel .3222:28
BUGabundo:(22:28
h00kOh, oh.22:28
h00kokay22:28
BUGabundowhich is LAME , slow, and my GPU drags a lot22:28
BUGabundohence I need to know if .35-2 fixes it22:29
h00kIt let me add my Twitter account22:29
h00kand it's loading...22:30
dupondjegnomefreak: here it stalled @ creating initramfs22:30
gnomefreakdupondje: kernel?22:30
dupondjey22:30
dupondjeupdate-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.35-2-generic22:30
* gnomefreak think i saw a bug but that is almost impossible22:31
dupondjethen it locks :)22:31
BUGabundowow nice.. new power management icon... you know what? doesn't work... battery is at 35 min left, and icon shows 100%22:31
BUGabundoh00k: thanks22:31
BUGabundowill try to upgrade the kernel , and boot from it on next reboot22:31
gnomefreakdupondje: i will test soon and see what it is if it happens to me22:31
gnomefreakbut also not uncommon22:31
* gnomefreak not likely to have X after reboot again22:33
h00kBUGabundo: no problem, lemme make sure it loaded22:36
h00kBUGabundo: I don't see my messages loading however :/22:37
h00kBUGabundo: it does launch, I added Twitter and Identi.ca, but it isn't loading/aggregating my messages for either22:38
h00kBUGabundo: if that helps22:40
h00kheh, safe-upgrade reports 18 xserver-* packages held back :)22:41
gnomefreakok be back testing kernel22:42
BUGabundoh00k: that's more then fine22:42
BUGabundomeans it connected to DB22:42
h00kBUGabundo: alrighty.22:42
h00kIt just won't load the messages22:43
BUGabundothat's another prob22:46
BUGabundoend it22:46
BUGabundomake sure you  don't have gwibber or gwibber-services running22:46
BUGabundo$ ps auxw | grep gwibb22:46
BUGabundothen launch in console in debug22:46
BUGabundo$ gwibber-service -d -o22:47
BUGabundoand after that stops, on another console:22:47
BUGabundo$ gwibber -d22:47
BUGabundoyou should *see* easilly what's missing22:47
h00kI do have have gwibber service running yet22:47
h00knot anymore.22:48
h00kBUGabundo: would you like me to report this to you? or pastebinit?22:48
BUGabundono need22:48
BUGabundoI won't debug it anyway22:49
h00kI don't have a ton of time, I have to get running from work soon22:49
BUGabundoI'm just an user with enough experience to do inicial debug22:49
BUGabundoon most common probs with it22:49
h00k:)22:49
BUGabundosince I've been running it for so long from trunk and branches22:49
h00kI'd assume they're aware it's broken, anyway.22:49
BUGabundodon't worry22:49
h00kbut you know what happens when you assume...etc22:49
BUGabundoif it is serious it will pop up again22:49
BUGabundoNEVER assume that22:49
BUGabundothat the worse thing ANYONE can ever do22:49
BUGabundoassume devs know its broken22:50
h00kBUGabundo: I jest, I know.22:51
gnomefreakother than having to rebuild kernel mods it works fine here22:51
gnomefreakit == kernel kernel mod. == upstream nvidia drivers22:52
gnomefreakok paste bug filed now i can work for ~3 more minutes than tv time :)22:56
gnomefreakok seems there was a blog about the X hold backs22:59
gnomefreakwell it seems i cant paste it but look at ubuntu archive status on indent.ca and is it most recent post23:00
gnomefreakmore on the X hold backs http://identi.ca/ubuntustatus23:06
* gnomefreak running script and off for tv and dinner23:06
Ian_cornebrr23:06
h00kAlso, ubuntu-devel-discuss is a good place to keep watch on23:06
Ian_corneis that a list or an irc channel?23:08
BUGabundolist23:10
Ian_corneI can't afford to read even more mail :p23:11
BUGabundoI know23:12
BUGabundoI stop reading MLs23:12
BUGabundoI still get most of them though23:12
BUGabundoI remember when I got out of ubuntu-users back in 200723:12
BUGabundoI had 40k unread emails from 2y23:13
antonio2hi there, I have a question: let's suppose that I have a package that is present in Debian and it's present in ubuntu (distro: lucid lynx),is there any reason why the same package is *not* present in the latest ubuntu distro? (maverick)23:14
gnomefreakantonio2: yeah but the package could be handy. either we removed it, it hasnt been merged yet or a number of other reasons. but im not here and wont be for at the very least 4 hours23:19
antonio2ok I'm wondering if anyone knows any URL where I can check the reason for some package not being there =)23:21
arandantonio2: launchpad.net, more specifics might yeild a more specific answer ;)23:32
antonio2cfengine2 and cfengine3 are two specific examples :D23:33
BUGabundo!info cfengine223:33
ubottucfengine2 (source: cfengine2): Tool for configuring and maintaining network machines. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.2.10-2 (maverick), package size 2601 kB, installed size 6444 kB23:33
BUGabundoantonio2: the bot says its in here23:34
antonio2humm23:34
antonio2!info cfengine323:34
ubottucfengine3 (source: cfengine3): tool for configuring and maintaining network machines. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0.4+dfsg-1 (maverick), package size 2045 kB, installed size 5252 kB23:34
BUGabundo$ apt-cache policy cfengine223:34
BUGabundocfengine2:  Installed: (none)  Candidate: 2.2.10-223:34
BUGabundoand so does apt23:34
arandantonio2: Are you after a specific version?23:34
antonio2argh, ok, maybe I checked the wrong page :(23:34
antonio2I was checking packages.ubuntu.com, the other day23:34
arandantonio2: Oh, that one hasn't been properly updated for mm I think..23:35
antonio2ok, good to know =)23:35
antonio2thanks23:35
arandYea, still just errors on the MM link (I wonder whom to contact about it...)23:35
arandI wonder if one would dare email the contact listed there, I reckon he must've his mailbox full by now :>23:37
Ian_cornedo it23:37
Ian_corne:)23:37
arand"Content Copyright © 1997 - 2009 Canonical Ltd" Hmm23:38
DrHalanmy virtualbox crashes when trying out alpha 1. any hint for me?23:38
arandDrHalan: Try a daily?23:40
DrHalanarand: live cd works. its just after the rebooting past the install taht virtualbox creates some error23:41
DrHalantahts kind of confusing me23:41
DrHalanwhere do i find daily images?23:41
arand!daily23:41
ubottuDaily builds of the CD images of the current development version of Ubuntu are available at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/ and http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/23:41
* arand just deleted the last .vdi file, god riddance, -> kvm23:43
BUGabundoI know , right?23:44
arandAlthough vnc = :(  and hardy mouse-tracking = :(23:45
DrHalanso how is the new x doing?23:45
arandBUGabundo: If you haven't sorted it otherwise, I can strongly recommend setting up serial consoles for terminal access ;)23:46
BUGabundohahaha23:49
arandBUGabundo: virtual ones that is (although, I would the other if only I could...)23:50
arandBUGabundo: So you can connect straight through virsh to the machines, not having to use vnc at all ;)23:51
arandKept back, that's what's the state of the new X23:54

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