=== devil__ is now known as Mohan_chml [01:31] http://pastebin.ca/2001572 <- trunk kde. kdebase wants to link against my old akonadi for some reason. [01:31] LD_* shows only my trunk lib dir.. [01:31] which akonadi_* shows only my trunk akonadi install.. [01:44] hey. just curious how bad or good of an idea is it to update to 11.04 === sagaci_ is now known as sagaci [05:23] hi [05:37] anyone know how to change the color of the scoll bar in 10.04 ?? [09:19] hi, last update broke my system, i.e. grub shows error message: file not found [09:20] something 'lua' and then unknown command: recordfail and please press any key to continue (which repeats the procedure [09:22] reinstalled grub [09:23] im using software raid0 [09:24] any idea? [09:29] * Jordan_U didn't think that Ubuntu [09:29] ... Ubuntu's grub packages included lua. [09:29] jakubo: Can you pastebin your grub.cfg? [09:29] it is able to access the data on md0 though [09:30] no i cant [09:30] hmm [09:30] hang on i can !^^ [09:30] but it will take a while [09:30] This might be that hardware blacklisting mentioned on the mailing list. [09:32] hmm what hardware is that? [09:34] jakubo: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/grub-devel/2010-11/msg00038.html [09:34] It's the only reason I can think of that you would be seeing an error message about lua. [09:35] Hardly anyone other than me ever used it :) [09:38] so it not gonna be used and i have trouble because of it? [09:38] must be kidding right? [09:38] jakubo: No, lua in grub is hardly used by anyone, and only recently considered to be used by Ubuntu for a new feature. [09:39] Up untill then Ubuntu didn't even include lua in their grub packages, so it surprised me at first to see an Ubuntu user seeing an error about lua from grub. [09:40] ill brb [09:42] re [09:42] just need to setup raid arrazs from live cd [09:43] i wouldnt be surprised if there would be no grub extras installed [09:43] i think i would have noticed [09:46] http://pastebin.com/3SDVe31b [09:46] heres the grub.cfg [09:52] by the way, i had to resynchronize the disks, and i had to use alternative install cd to install on a raid array because grub would fail to install [09:58] jakubo: I've grub problems with raid in natty too [09:59] geser: I don't have natty installed currently. Would you mind posting your grub.cfg so I can see how they're using lua (to help jakubo)? [10:00] (using pastebin) [10:00] do i need grub extras installed or something or is it included? [10:02] Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/536224/ (I skipped repeating the menu entries) [10:02] geser: Thanks. [10:03] after last reinstall of grub it cannot find the normal.mod until i make "set prefex=...." [10:03] what I'm missing is "insmod raid" and "insmod mdraid" which I saw in older grub.cfg [10:05] Is there any permanent solution to get window titlebar instead of running metacity --replace in a termical [10:08] donnie: Have you tried disabling desktop effects in System > Preferences > Appearance? [10:09] Desktop effects were never activated [10:10] * Jordan_U just realized that jakubo had already pastebined his grub.cfg. [10:13] jakubo: They properly using lua in a way that should not cause problems if you install grub without lua support, so that's not the problem. [10:13] any more info you need? [10:13] jakubo: After setting $prefix correctly do you still get the lua error? Do you have any other problems after $prefix is correctly set? [10:14] i set the prefix when unable to find normal.mod in grub rescue shell [10:14] but the other error is permanent [10:15] i can hardly display the error message now, as i d have to do all the sh** to chroot again [10:18] why does he try to get access to cd roms in grub? [10:20] jakubo: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt? [10:27] here it goes [10:28] http://pastebin.com/bsHkE99N [10:38] is ext4 an extra module? and if so isnt it missing? [10:56] jakubo: The "ext2" module handles ext{2,3,4} [10:56] k [10:56] did you find anything suspicious? [10:57] do you know which file he cannot find? [10:58] I'm assuming $prefix/lua.mod . [10:59] jakubo: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt? [10:59] i did that already here [10:59] http://pastebin.com/bsHkE99N [11:00] Sorry, I was disconnected at the time. [11:04] k [11:15] well seeing through, i have found nothing interesting [11:15] have you? [11:33] Jordan_U:still there? [11:33] Jordan_U: still there? [11:49] grub problems, can anyone help? [11:51] it says it failed to boot the default and fallback [12:29] http://pastebin.com/bsHkE99N [12:54] anyone can help? [13:29] still grub issues here... ill leave laptop on === JanC_ is now known as JanC [14:07] ok, found the issue in the first 3 lines of menu entry which i erased [14:07] and now it boots === yofel_ is now known as yofel === zniavre_ is now known as zniavre [15:37] grub problem solved: [15:37] never run apt-get update when grub is concerned. at least it looks liek this was the morale [15:45] solved by dpkg --reconfigure grub-pc: had to make a mark on both hard drives in the array. [15:45] seems some dialogue got lost [15:47] what's the kernel version of current 11.04? [16:04] I show 2.6.37-6 on 64bit [16:38] charlie-tca, thank you very much [16:38] You are welcome === IAmNotThatGuy is now known as Mohan_chml === |Alexia_Death| is now known as Alexia_Death [19:12] Has there been any solution to no window titlebar? [20:18] !beta [20:18] If you installed a Alpha/Beta/RC version of Maverick Meerkat and have been keeping it up to date, then you are already running the latest version of Maverick. To make sure, type « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade » in a console. [20:18] !alpha [20:20] what are you looking for? [20:20] alex_mayorga, the same thing applies to alpha, beta, rc [20:20] yofel: if I can already dist-upgrade to natty [20:20] They will update the factoid after the alpha1 [20:20] charlie-tca: thanks! [20:21] alex_mayorga: dist-upgrade yes, update-manager -d no [20:21] yofel: what's the complete command [20:21] [20:23] alex_mayorga: change maverick to natty in /etc/apt/sources.list (watch out for the ppas that don't have natty packages! - or just leave the ppas at maverick) and then apt-get dist-upgrade [20:25] yofel: thanks! Let me jump in and see how bad is the breakage [20:25] any red herrings? [20:30] update-manager -d hasnt been updated yet? [20:30] i thought i used it when i upgraded when repos first open [20:31] better off disabling PPA so ther eis no conflict between packages during update [20:31] gnomefreak: what I thought, just disabled them [20:31] gnomefreak: should I try update-manager? any value on me doing so? [20:32] alex_mayorga: update-manager -d is the safest and preferred way to upgrade, it will fix conflicts that you may find while using apt-get [20:32] just ran it, it does offer 11.04 [20:32] let me take that [20:33] gnomefreak: thanks, I'm going that way [20:33] np [20:34] * gnomefreak will be AFK for a while [20:36] why is icedtea6-plugin being removed? [20:36] what's replacing it? [20:38] openjdk6-plugin ? icedtea7-plugin ? [20:39] icedtea-plugin [20:40] yofel: thanks! [20:40] in 2 or 3 hours I'll see if it works === TerminX_ is now known as TerminX [22:35] All done on my upgrade, if I'm not back in 5 min then something went wrong :) [22:35] any last minute warnings? [22:43] It worked!! :)