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joe_2010Hello all!00:44
joe_2010Will the BtrFS be supported soon on the/all of Ubuntu's distros, more or less soon!?00:45
Daekdroomjoe_2010, support is on its way into 10.10.00:48
joe_2010Ah, I see...  Ok, thanks!00:49
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cjaeanyone here a kde user if so running kde 4.5 without hitch?05:39
cjae4.5 rc205:40
cjaeis there a kubuntu+1?05:42
cjae_anyone usng kde4.5rc2?06:06
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sinurgehi, big issue, i dw the 10.10 alpha 2 64bit..it boots up but if you click "try ubuntu" it goes to a freeze with a X mouse pointer or "install ubuntu" and it goes to a  freeze post nw time sync07:57
sinurgerepeat, i dw the 10.10 alpha 2 64bit..it boots up but if you click "try ubuntu" it goes to a freeze with a X mouse pointer or "install ubuntu" and it goes to a  freeze post nw time sync08:10
pawanhi08:45
pawanwhats up08:45
pawanpawan here08:45
alakhiai don't have sound with kubuntu maverick ... how can I troubleshoot please?08:48
KE1HADoes anyone know if the 10.10 RC's have fixed the Intel I855 Black Screen Issues ?09:44
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sinurgeneed lucid support anyone there?11:31
sinurgesorry maverick support11:31
yofelwth, monospace suddenly looks really squashed here o.O11:32
yofel!anyone11:32
ubottuA large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?11:32
sinurgegot maverick alpha2, on booting i dont get ahead of sysn netwok time11:33
sinurgei did f6 when the cd was booking and got the options screen, then selected try ubuntu (live desktop) with options pci=nomsi it goes ahead with the dots blinking but nothing happnens11:34
sinurgeyofel: anychance you can help?11:35
yofelwell, don't think so, but did you see if X started on another vt? (8 maybe) how long did you wait? (and wth does nomsi mean?)11:36
sinurgei waiting for about 10 minutes, cd blinking was all very standard and the hdd indicator was on11:38
sinurgepci=nomsi is a kernal boot line that i have to put to boot ubuntu on both jaunty and lucid installations on the computer11:39
sinurgeotherwise i never get to the login prompt11:39
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aboSamoor Hi, I pulled the latest unity version, but still away from this screenshot http://dl.dropbox.com/u/217582/Files%20Shared%20from%20GNOME%20Do/unity_dash01-1951205588.jpg ?12:34
ikoniaaboSamoor: what are you actually asking ?12:36
EuthanatosprojectM 2.0 has been out for over a year now will 10.10 include it or is there a reason it wasn't bothered with in lucid?12:37
aboSamoorikonia, how can i get that version of unity ?12:37
ikoniaEuthanatos: maybe no-ones packaged it, it's that simple12:37
ikoniaaboSamoor: what version is it ?12:37
ikoniaEuthanatos: log a feature request on luanchpad12:37
aboSamoorikonia, i do not know12:37
ikonialaunchpad even12:37
ikoniaaboSamoor: ok....so how you know you have the wrong version ?12:38
aboSamoorI do not have wrong one, but I am trying to find the one in the screenshot12:39
ikoniaaboSamoor: so if you don't have the wrong one....you have the right one, so what's the problem12:40
aboSamoorikonia, it does not look like the screenshot12:40
EuthanatosI'm wondering if it might have something to do with this: "If you would like to use the new Milkdrop 2.0 support, remember to install the Nvidia Cg toolkit, enable USE_CG during compilation, and install the Milkdrop 2.0 presets." - from sourceforge projectM updates page12:40
ikoniaaboSamoor: ok, so contact the person who's screen shot it is, and ask them what theme they are using12:40
ikoniaEuthanatos: doubtful12:40
Euthanatosok thanks12:41
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shadeslayeranyone around to help me with nvidia-current?14:14
shadeslayer!nvidia14:14
ubottuFor Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | The ATI and nVidia binary drivers may not be currently installable at the moment14:14
shadeslayeraha^14:15
om26erwith compiz, changing theme does not change window border14:32
om26eranyone know where the bug is. or maybe the bug number ;)14:33
ryeIs it only me or Ambiance theme buttons look like they are missing the texture and task bar buttons are extremely light in Maverick? Is this a theme issue?14:42
knittlhi. is libept0 save to remove or should i wait until the dependency conflict resolves itself?16:07
yofelknittl: libept0 should be safe to remove as libept1 should be used now16:27
knittlyofel: ok great. thx16:28
alakhiai don't have sound with kubuntu maverick ... how can I troubleshoot please?16:36
alakhiaunder mixer, i see 2 devices: radeon x1200 (hdmi) and internal audio16:38
alakhiaboth are unmuted16:38
alakhiayet, no sound16:38
penguin42alakhia: You could try lsof /dev/snd/* as root to see if anything has the devices open16:41
alakhiai see 4 entries .... all of them by pulseaudio16:42
penguin42oh ok, I didn't realise KDE used pa16:43
alakhiaok, what next? is the sound going to HDMI? That wouldn't work since I don't have any hdmi device connected16:44
penguin42what does pactl stat say?16:44
penguin42in particular the Default sink16:45
shadeslayerwhere would the default args for passing to chromium be stored btw?16:45
shadeslayerthere was a file afaik16:45
alakhiaDefault Sink: alsa_output.pci-0000_00_14.2.analog-stereo16:45
penguin42alakhia: And what does lspci show as device 00:14 ?16:46
penguin42shadeslayer: /etc/chromium-browser/default16:46
shadeslayerpenguin42: thanks16:46
alakhia00:14 has 5 sub entries from .0 to .416:47
penguin42what's number 2 ?16:47
alakhia14.2 is Audio device: ATI Technologoes Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)16:47
penguin42and what does 14.0 show?16:48
alakhiaPCI bridge: ATI Tech Device 791416:48
yofelalakhia: did you try to move 'Internal Audio' to the top of the list in the KDE multimedia settings?16:48
penguin42alakhia: OK, so that's likely the internal audio is the default sink; so at least PA thinks it is using the internal16:49
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alakhiain multimedia settings, clicking test on internal works16:50
alakhia:)16:50
alakhiai'll move it up and see16:50
alakhiastill can't hear audio from firefox youtube16:53
yofelhm, works here though16:53
alakhialet me try a local audio file16:55
penguin42alakhia: Try opening a shell and doing pasuspender /bin/cat    now leave that there, and try and open a new youtube page16:55
yofelhere the hdmi sink was preferred too and I had no sound, I set the default to prefer Internal audio (PA I guess) and now it works16:55
alakhialocal audio via vlc doesn't work16:59
alakhianothing shows up pasuspender either17:00
yofelhm, didn't try vlc, let's see17:00
penguin42alakhia: ok, close that pasuspender with ctrl-d  other wise it will confuse you more17:00
yofelalakhia: can you check in the vlc audio settings if it's using pulseaudio for output?17:00
yofel'Default' should work too (at least it does here)17:01
alakhia vlc shows 'Default'17:03
yofelhm... can you set internal audio as the preferred output for all phonon catergories maybe?17:05
penguin42alakhia: Can you get the output of pactl list tto a pastebin17:05
yofelpenguin42: I doubt that the problem is on the PA side, esp. since he said that pressint 'Test' works17:06
yofel*pressing17:06
penguin42yofel: Ah good point, I was wondering about something as simple as what volume it thinks it is17:08
alakhiasorry ... battery died17:13
alakhiabooted back up and now kde's audio settings are back where internal audio is 2nd17:15
gnomefreakanyone else having issues updating packages? update works great but trying to download all fails17:42
gnomefreakat least the official repos. trying a different mirror17:42
gnomefreakit was the mirror17:43
penguin42gnomefreak: Yeh I had a problem before; got a complaint about keys (invalid key? or something?) and a package failed to install - but it seems to be OK now17:43
gnomefreakpenguin42: 404  Not Found [IP: 212.219.56.135 80]   using the gb.archive.... mirrors17:44
penguin42oh didn't get that17:44
IdleOnetesting now17:44
IdleOneit is very slow17:44
gnomefreakdropping the gb. from repos worked17:44
IdleOnebut I also have a download going17:44
gnomefreaki pinged it and only got 7% loss17:45
IdleOneseems to be dowloading the packages fine, slow for sure but is working here17:46
gnomefreakmine wasnt too much slower than normal17:47
IdleOnelike I said the speed is expected due to my download but don't have any issues17:47
gnomefreaki know apt is a problem seems its a depends issue17:47
gnomefreakhmmm maybe not17:48
gnomefreakdropping libept0 but it is going to install libept1. but i will test it here17:49
IdleOne17 updates installed without problem17:49
gnomefreaknext is sound issue :(17:49
IdleOnesorry gnomefreak can't confirm17:49
gnomefreakIdleOne: it removed libept0 but installed libept117:50
gnomefreakrenaming package was issue17:50
IdleOnehmm 7 packages were not installed, yup it wants to remove libept017:50
gnomefreakits good to remove17:51
IdleOneremoving it.17:51
IdleOnewill see what happens17:51
IdleOneThe following packages will be upgraded:17:52
IdleOne  apt apt-transport-https apt-utils aptitude libept1 python-apt synaptic17:52
gnomefreakit was replaced by libept117:52
IdleOneyup17:52
gnomefreaksame package new version17:52
IdleOneno errors17:52
IdleOneso still good to go17:52
gnomefreakcan anyone confirm bug 455420?17:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 455420 in alsa-driver (Ubuntu) "Sound is muted at log-in" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/45542017:54
gnomefreakwhy was there supposed to be a key change17:55
gnomefreakgpg: key 437D05B5: "Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>" not changed17:56
gnomefreakthere are 217:56
IdleOnesame here17:56
penguin42gnomefreak: I was having the mute at login but it seems to have stopped for the last week or so17:57
IdleOnenot sure why but I assume if they were unchanged it is because they didn't change17:57
gnomefreaki still cant get rid of it. clean install and clean upgrade it still happens17:57
IdleOneI have been having an issue booting to gui with the past 4-5 kernels. I have to login to text mode then startx17:59
penguin42have't seen that; I still have to change the set gfxmode=18:00
IdleOnebesides that no issues18:00
IdleOneI get a black screen otherwise18:00
gnomefreaki saw that once or twice but has cleared up. but i wasnt able to get into a TTY at all when it happened18:00
penguin42IdleOne: Which card?18:00
IdleOnenVidia Corporation C61 [GeForce 6150SE nForce 430] (rev a2)18:01
gnomefreaknvidia 6200 here18:01
penguin42Radeon here18:02
alakhia_i have sound now ... thanks penguin42 and yofel18:16
penguin42alakhia_: How did you fix it?18:17
alakhia_it was having to set the phonon settings in kde18:17
alakhia_set analog as the preferred device and now it seems to have taken it18:17
alakhia_thanks for all the help both of you18:18
penguin42no problem18:18
yofelwth..18:51
penguin42?18:51
yofelthe screen on my notebook just froze except that I can still move the mouse18:52
penguin42I've seen X crashes like that before and never understood them18:52
yofelthe last thing in .xsession-errors (fetched over ssh) is18:52
yofel*** NSPlugin Viewer  *** ERROR: NPN_InvalidateRect() invoke: Message timeout18:52
penguin42it's difficult to know if that was a symptom or cause though18:53
yofelwell, it did happen after clicking on a picture in firefox, but that has nothing to do with that thing...18:53
yofelsymptom I guess18:53
yofeloh GREAT18:54
yofelmy stupid 'swap everything in memory out after waking up from suspend' is back on my eeePC -.-18:54
* gnomefreak guessing you are on 64bit and nspluginwrapper crashed18:55
gnomefreaknot sure why the screen going blank18:55
penguin42but nspluginwrapper crashes don't normally take out the whole of X18:55
gnomefreaki know18:55
yofelwhy the hell is it swapping?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/471547/ I have swappiness set to 0 btw..18:57
penguin42well something is using lots of RAM18:57
penguin42you're 820M into swap so it's not a tiny thing either18:58
yofelwell, I have 1GiB of memory free..18:59
yofeland before I suspended I had no swap usage at all18:59
penguin42yofel: Well you do then; you didn't at some point18:59
yofelhm, running strace on the frozen X give me http://paste.ubuntu.com/471547/ o.O19:00
penguin42that's your free19:01
yofeleek19:01
yofelhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/471551/19:01
yofellike 100 lines per second and no output except for that19:03
yofelwell, except if I move the mouse or press something on the keyboard, so it's not completely frozen19:03
yofelah, seems like kwin froze solid19:04
yofelrestart_syscall(<... resuming interrupted call ...>19:04
penguin42yofel: If it happens again I would be tempted to gdb attach to X (from a text terminal) and get a backtrace19:07
yofelwell, I still have the freeze open (I'm on my netbook now)19:07
yofellet's try gdb19:07
yofelwell, that gives me a trace from within nvidia -.-19:09
yofelah well, I'll just kill it19:09
LucidFoxIs there a way to remove that blue indicator with a spready-arms person from the panel?19:47
penguin42doesn't actually have that on either of his machines; so I'll answer yes without knowing any more on the basis that it's gone from mine19:48
crimsunDanaG: what do you need WRT pulse?  (from earlier in the week)20:30
penguin42crimsun: Do you generally care about moans in /var/log/user.log if everything is actually apparently working ok?20:38
crimsunpenguin42: yes, but they may not be muzzled20:39
crimsunare the moans the sort of asyncq.c or the sort of alsa-util.c?20:39
penguin42crimsun: I've got one of the oldee 'ALSA woke us up to write new data to the device, but there was actually nothing to write!' (alsa-sink.c), followed by a 'Most likely this is a bug in the ALSA driver 'snd_hda_intel' followed by a 'We were woken up with POLLOUT set -- however a subsequent snd_pcm_avail() returned 0 or another value < min_avail.'  and then I've got  abunch of ratelimit.c 'events suppressed' entries every so often20:40
crimsunpenguin42: hmm, anything even slightly correlated to the ratelimit.c warnings?20:41
crimsunstuttering, popping, etc.20:41
penguin42crimsun: No20:41
crimsunstill a bug in alsa-driver, regardless :/20:42
penguin42crimsun: They are pulseaudio[2011]: ratelimit.c: 955 events suppressed  ; I've got one at 18:13 (955 events), one at 18:35 with 904, one at 773 at 19:38 and one at 20:23 with 703 events20:42
penguin42I've been listening to ogg's via Exaile and watching some flash videos on and off over that time20:43
crimsunI'd report it still.20:43
penguin42one report for all of that ?20:44
penguin42I'm subscribed to bug 320875 which is pretty ancient20:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 320875 in ALSA driver "pulseaudio produces lots of log messages" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32087520:45
crimsunpenguin42: your hda controller and codec have to match the reporter's precisely20:46
crimsunotherwise you really need to file a separate bug report20:46
penguin42ah ok20:46
penguin42what package should I file it against? pa? linux? One of the alsa ones?20:47
crimsunubuntu-bug alsa-base20:48
penguin42ok20:48
crimsunit's an alsa-driver Feature20:48
penguin42crimsun: Bug 61212220:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 612122 in alsa-driver (Ubuntu) "ALSA woke us up to write new data to the device, but there was actually nothing to write (and related VIA VT1708S on Intel Corp 5 series/3400 builtin chipset)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61212220:52
penguin42(At least I assume it's moaning about the hda I'm using and not the hdmi one that isn't used)20:53
crimsunthanks20:54
duffydackThis isnt a snipe at anyone but I think the 'controls' in the new volume applet need to be smaller and more refined.. maybe they arent a permanent fixture anyway but I`m just adding my 2p worth.21:04
crimsunduffydack: please file a bug for that, then.21:04
stukadwhats the difference with 10.10 alpha 1, alpha 2 and the daily build found at: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ ?21:05
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vershanhow do i  upgrade to 10.10 alpha 221:05
penguin42vershan: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/maverick/alpha221:06
coz_vershan,   sudo update-manager -d21:06
vershanyeah ive done that and have alpha 121:07
vershanhow do i upgrade to alpha 221:07
coz_vershan,  if that didnt do it then something is up...is alpha 2 out already?21:07
vershanyeah21:07
coz_vershan,  then that should have updated it21:07
coz_vershan,   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade21:07
yofel!final21:08
ubottuIf you installed a Alpha/Beta/RC version of Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) and have been keeping it up to date, then you are already running the latest version of Lucid Lynx. To make sure, type « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade » in a console.21:08
yofeler.. that needs fixing..21:08
yofeljussi: ^21:08
stukadwhats the difference between alpha 2 and the daily build found at: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ ?21:08
vershanthanks ill check guys21:08
yofelstukad: aplha2 is the daily build of July 1st21:09
stukadand the "current" one got released today?21:09
yofelyes, the isos are rebuild every day (if possible)21:10
coz_stukad,   that doesnt necessarily mean  the daily will work21:10
yofelso you should use the current iso, but we don't give any guarantee that it works at all21:10
stukadoh21:10
coz_^^ :)21:10
stukadare you guys on 10.10 atm?21:11
yofelfor the alphaX snapshots we at least try to make sure that it works somewhat21:11
VolkodavI could not install from daily 3 days ago - alternate21:11
yofelstukad: yes21:11
Volkodavhad to use alpha 221:11
Volkodavand then update21:11
coz_frankly I would no install daily   ...think of it as the time of experimentation between alphas :)21:11
vershanhow to check which alpha version is in use21:12
yofelvershan: impossible, they're just snapshots of maverick on a specific date21:12
vershanahhhhhhhhh, now i get it21:12
yofelvershan: so you're only running alpha2 if you installed maverick on July 1st and never installed any updates21:13
stukadso if i go ahead installing alpha2, would i need to burn/usb + format/reinstall to get the stable version ones it's out, or could i just grab it with dist-upgrade within alpha 2?21:13
vershanok21:13
coz_stukad,  from alpha 2  to release you mean?21:13
stukadyes coz_21:13
yofelstukad: just installing updates is fine, though a fresh install might be cleaner (no obsolete libs that were replaced, etc.)21:14
penguin42stukad: No, it wil lupdate most stuff - there are normally a few small differences that get left around21:14
coz_stukad,  my opinion ...play with what you have indljcing updates until release21:14
coz_including21:14
penguin42stukad: If you've got alpha 1 installed you might want to remove the unclutter package21:14
coz_and as mentioned   ...then download final and reinstall fresh21:14
stukadwell im at 10.4 atm. so i guess i stick with it until the final release of 10.1021:16
coz_stukad,  sounds like a good idea :)21:16
yofelstukad: if you want to try maverick in a vm you could use testdrive, that will sync the daily iso and attempt to boot it in kvm21:18
stukadwell im just looking forward to try out TRIM for ssd's in maverick. cba to do it with a testdrive :/21:20
yofeloh, that won't work in a vm obviously ^^ - but you should wait at least until beta if it's the first time you're using a devel release21:22
yofelheh, just booted the live from today and got 'The installer encountered an unrecoverable error', then failsave-x, choosing to run it in low res does nothing - sudo startx from vt gets me into a session, but I get dbus errors when I try to open ubiquity, nice...21:33
penguin42anyone else having problems with f-spot imports?23:13
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