[00:03] czajkowski: Could you please run “apport-collect 605041”? That bug doesn't have much information on it (such as your Xorg.0.log, your video hardware, etc). [00:03] czajkowski: Also, as X is a server, 100% cpu bugs are often misbehaving clients. [00:20] GAH! [00:20] Too clever for my own good. [00:45] * RAOF loves it when my debugging printfs introduce segfaults. [00:47] s/my/his [00:47] * soreau hates it when people jump from third to first using /me [00:47] Eh. Subject consistency is for the weak. [00:52] Woot! Only one segfault to go. === Milos_SD is now known as Milos_SD-aWay [01:14] * Milos_SD-aWay is Away, Reason: ( Spavam ... ) | Since: ( Monday August 16 2010. 22:13:47 ) Xlack v2.1 [01:16] * Milos_SD-aWay is back ( Away 1 min 52 secs ) === Milos_SD-aWay is now known as Milos_SD [02:18] bryceh, what is gevdev in relation to evdev? [02:18] era: It's evdev + a gesture-creation patch. [02:19] oooh [02:19] utouch? [02:19] It's basically a temporary, fairly small fork of evdev. [02:19] Yeah. utouch. [02:19] on a somewhat related matter, how do i install synaptic gestures? [02:22] I'm not sure what you mean - do you mean the two-finger scroll, three finger middle-click type things? [02:23] That should Just Work™, although there seems to have been some problems with devices getting mis-identified. [03:57] darn, got my hopes up synaptics actually released the linux gesture suite to the public but nope! [03:58] maybe if i dig through the dell support site i can find it [04:05] darn, HP is the only OEM I can find shipping synaptics drivers with SGS enabled, no chance at getting a linux driver out of them :D === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying [06:18] RAOF: I already asked to run 'ubuntu-bug' (the same thing, right?) but it didn't collect anything, which is weird [06:18] he's also using some custom kernel [06:21] tjaalton: Aah. It might be due to the lack of a source package hook for xorg-server, referenced in xorg (1:7.5+6ubuntu3)'s changelog. [07:17] hi. is nvidia-current currently abi-incompatible with xserver? :( [07:18] Xorg.0.log tells me something about -ignoreabi to override, how can i do that? as of now, boot hangs after splash and my pc does nothing [07:20] knittl, add a section in your xorg.conf called "ServerFlags" then put Option "IgnoreABI" "true" inside that section [07:21] gord: ok, i'll try. thanks [07:25] gord: thanks a lot, it's booting again [07:26] knittl, np [07:27] uh oh. i shouldn't use 3d applications though [07:27] totally crashes xserver [07:28] raof, why is two-finger scrolling blanked out? i have to use gconf to enable that setting. [07:28] if i use nouveau, shouldn't that use software rendering? [07:29] It will, unless you've installed the experimental dri modules. [07:29] i don't think so [07:30] blender crashes xserver with nvidia driver [07:30] i'll try recompiling blender [07:30] But that's not nouveau; that's the binary nvidia driver. [07:31] RAOF: yes, i asked about nouveau, because i need a working blender :D [07:31] and with nouveau it always told me that it cannot create glx-something [07:34] Well, you could either try nouveau software rendering again, or you could try nouveau with the dri modules, or you could pastebin a backtrace of your X crash. [07:35] era: That's a good question. [07:35] where would that backtrace be? i started blender in a screen session, but there was no output [07:36] The backtrace would be in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old, since it's the X server that's crashing, not blender. [07:36] i ask because it works perfectly and was disabled either during the karmic cycle i thing [07:36] *think [07:36] RAOF: duh, would've thought that was already there.. [07:36] maybe even SRU'able to add it to lucid [07:37] RAOF: http://paste2.org/p/953368 does that help? [07:37] it's quite a short backtrace [07:38] era: I'd guess it's a bug in gnome-control-centre, which provides that capplet. It looks to me like the X side is doing its thing. [07:38] i'll give pics in a sec [07:38] No need; I can reproduce locally. [07:39] ah [07:39] gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/scroll_method --type int "2" [07:39] enables [07:39] And since that works, and it looks like the correct driver is being loaded, I'm calling it Not An X Bug™. [07:40] doesn't work anymore [07:40] D: [07:40] Ah. [07:40] worked a few weeks ago [07:41] now the touchpad option is disabled, yet filled [07:41] but now 2-finger scrolling [07:41] *but no [07:42] * RAOF wonders idly where his mouse pointer sprite has gone. [07:43] era: Could you please kindly pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log? [07:43] one sec [07:45] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/479264/ [07:49] Hm. Ok. [07:49] A couple of weeks ago, you say? [07:49] Could you check in Software Centre→History what got upgraded around then? [07:49] RAOF: how can i try the experimental dri drivers? [07:50] knittl: Install the libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental package. [07:51] RAOF: and purge nvdia* und rm xorg.conf? [07:51] Use the Hardware Drivers capplet; it'll do the required voodoo. [07:51] raof, this is a rather new install. wouldn't be reflected in the history and driver bisecting will be a pain in the ass. [07:52] it's either xinput or synaptic [07:52] Depending on how long ago it was it'll either be synaptic or Xserver 1.9 [07:52] It's probably synaptic, indeed. [07:53] RAOF: no, jockey does not work at all for me [07:53] what's the best way to test aside from a daily? [07:54] use on a productive system, era ;) [07:55] i do. this is my primary laptop. [07:55] :) [07:55] haha, mine too === era is now known as LLStarks [07:56] knittl: Right. That's a particularly unuseful backtrace. You might get better luck attaching gdb (requires a second system to work reasonably). [07:56] knittl: Jockey doesn't work at all? [07:56] RAOF: maybe related to my problems: is nvidia-kernel-common required? [07:57] RAOF: no, it installs the driver and then fails with »driver could not be installed, see log« [07:57] status of driver then switches from not installed to installed, but not in use [07:58] i also don't mind fixing jockey :D [07:58] sudo apt-get purge nvidia* jockey* [07:58] let's reinstall all that stuff [07:58] Eh, give it a whirl. [07:59] so, what do i need to install, which pulls all the dependencies? only jockey-gtk? [08:00] raof, should i apport against synaptic? [08:00] LLStarks: Go for it. [08:00] knittl: jockey-gtk should do it, I think. [08:00] RAOF: should i restart first? because right now nvidia is in use [08:00] could cause conflicts? [08:01] so. purge – reboot – install jockey-gtk – reboot – install nvidia via jockey [08:01] Yeah, give that a whirlygig [08:01] hell yeah! brb :) [08:02] raof, it was definitely working on june 24th. [08:03] That's rather a long time ago :) [08:04] well, that's when i did this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9505892 [08:06] hehe, nouveau feels snappier than nvidia with ignoreabi=true [08:06] now, install jockey and reboot again [08:07] raof, this works though: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/476866/comments/5 [08:08] Launchpad bug 476866 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu) "two-finger scrolling does not work on Dell Studio 15 (1555) via gui config (affects: 12) (heat: 62)" [Undecided,New] [08:08] but blender works with nouveau again. i can tell from the slowness it's using software rendering [08:08] are you using gallium? [08:09] me? i'm using nouveau [08:09] or rather is it installed with nouveau [08:09] Ah. gnome-control-center bug, probably. The synaptics driver is clearly exposing the required interfaces, gnome-control-centre doesn't seem to be using them properly though. [08:09] never heard of gallium [08:09] The following NEW packages will be installed: jockey-common jockey-gtk nvidia-173-modaliases nvidia-96-modaliases nvidia-common nvidia-current-modaliases [08:09] it's the 3d driver for nouveau [08:09] libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental [08:10] knittl: Looks right. [08:10] no, i don't use the experimental dri thingy [08:10] $ apt-cache policy libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental [08:10] libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental: Installed: (none) [08:10] RAOF: ok, installing – rebooting :) [08:11] LLStarks: RAOF: i'll try dri-experimental later [08:11] how “experimental” is it? :D [08:11] enough on intel graphics hardware from my experience [08:11] very stable with nouveau though [08:12] LLStarks: Except that we don't ship intel gallium (or, in fact, anything but nouveau) due to it being horribly unready. [08:12] i know, i was making a point. [08:12] i915 gallium is terrible [08:12] Not as bad as i965 gallium :) [08:12] knittl: It's unlikely to eat your dog, and it pretty much works in my testing. It's called “experimental” mainly because I want to aggressively ignore any bugs filed about it. [08:14] LLStarks: If you felt like a fun deep coding challenge, I understand that asac would quite like i965g to work :) [08:14] will gallium be ready for default inclusion in narwhal? [08:14] Nouveau: ...unlikely, I think. Radeon: yeah. [08:14] i suck at c. wish i could help. [08:14] RAOF: ok, that sounds good. i'm allergic to dogs though ;) [08:15] restricted drivers available {popup} [08:15] Nothing says “you'll get better at C” like diving into mesa :) [08:15] i'll clear the log before [08:16] RAOF: 2010-08-17 09:14:52,995 DEBUG: handler xorg:nvidia_current previously unseen [08:16] is that normal, good or bad? [08:16] RAOF: i thought it was "you'll get better at drinking" [08:17] RAOF: my bad [08:17] ;) [08:17] :) [08:17] hehe [08:17] File "/usr/share/jockey/handlers/nvidia.py", line 178, in __init__ [08:17] raise SystemError, 'does not currently work with xserver 1.9' [08:17] when i say i'm bad at c, i mean it. i couldn't even figure out how to do game of life. [08:17] Hasn't Alberto uploaded the new nvidia yet? [08:18] don't know. where to get it? apt-get upgrade has no new packages [08:18] knittl: Make sure you've got nvidia-current (256.44-0ubuntu1) available. [08:18] read: my system is up to date [08:19] Hm. I was sure that got fixed in the new nvidia-current. [08:19] gimme a sec, updating right now some other components [08:19] nvidia-current: Installed: (none) Candidate: 256.44-0ubuntu1 [08:20] i'm on i386 if that matters [08:20] jcristau: Incidentally, does Debian's -ati want the patch I've just added to Ubuntu's git branch? [08:26] 2010-08-17 09:14:50,771 WARNING: modinfo for module nvidia_current failed: ERROR: modinfo: could not find module nvidia_current [08:26] hrmmm, i think i'll try dri-experimental :> [08:31] hihi, quadrapassel works again [09:17] RAOF: that's not my bug, just a guy who was aking for help thanks though === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:27] Sarvatt, RAOF, am wondering if either if you had looked at the ATI GPU hangs when booted with grub in graphics mode: bug #605614 === ara_ is now known as ara [21:49] hey folks [21:49] now when I start X I get: [21:49] Fatal server error: [21:49] [ 18.307] no screens found [21:49] how do I fix this? [21:50] log file is at http://www.jonobacon.org/files/Xorg.0.log [21:50] it seems the intel driver is not loading [21:51] ahhh somehow the package wasnt installed