[00:38] <rlameiro> evening everyone
[01:09] <ScottL> hi rlameiro  :)  how are you doing?
[01:11] <rlameiro> now I am ok
[01:11] <rlameiro> finally i finished the course :D
[01:23] <ScottL> rlameiro,  are you a doctor now?
[01:23] <rlameiro> no master
[01:23] <ScottL> :)
[01:23] <ScottL> that's still awefully cool :D  congrats!
[01:23] <rlameiro> i hope no one call me doctor...
[01:23] <rlameiro> thanks
[03:47] <raonyguimaraes> Hello There!
[03:49] <raonyguimaraes> I just would l to say that I'm another Ubuntu Studio user that loves music and can't live with this OS anymore ... I'm a developer and I heard that they are needing people for the development team so i would like to know how I can help on this ?
[03:49] <ailo> ScottL:?
[03:50] <holstein> raonyguimaraes: hey :)
[03:51] <holstein> raonyguimaraes: /j #ubuntustudio-devel
[03:51] <raonyguimaraes> thank you !
[14:44] <lwizardl> what application would be good for making video introductions on ubuntu ?
[15:13] <holstein> hey lwizardl
[15:13] <holstein> what are you looking to make?
[15:13] <holstein> screencast?
[15:14] <lwizardl> video I will upload to youtube
[15:14] <lwizardl> I want put fade in text, then logo, then fade out
[15:15] <holstein> lwizardl: let me get you a couple options
[15:16] <holstein> http://www.pitivi.org/
[15:16] <holstein> http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/
[15:17] <holstein> lwizardl: actually
[15:17] <holstein> http://techcityinc.com/2009/02/04/top-10-free-video-editors-for-ubuntu-linux/
[15:17] <holstein> that looks like a nice review article
[15:18] <lwizardl> ah ha
[15:18] <holstein> there also an online editor
[15:18] <holstein> http://jaycut.com/
[15:18] <holstein> i made an account and looked in there
[15:18] <lwizardl> Jahshaka the screen shown is kinda like what i want to do
[15:18] <holstein> but i dont do video
[15:18] <holstein> lwizardl: there are some video folk though
[15:18] <holstein> mostly on the mailing list
[15:18] <lwizardl> well I just want to add a disclaimer to a video I'm going to be uploading to youtube
[15:19] <holstein> there used to be some editor at youtube
[15:19] <holstein> simple one
[15:20] <holstein> i think kino, pitivi and jahshaka are the usual ones
[15:20]  * holstein breakfast... BBL
[17:25] <eviljames> So, I tried ubuntu studio alternate disc, to install onto my lvm
[17:26] <eviljames> however, every boot I die and get dropped to a busybox prompt for the initramfs
[17:26] <holstein> eviljames: o/
[17:26] <eviljames> hello holstein
[17:27] <eviljames> Know anything about helping a grizzly ol' slacker put a shiny new ubuntu on his lvm?
[17:27] <eviljames> :P
[17:28] <holstein> i would say give this a read http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-over-lvm-filesystem
[17:29] <eviljames> woo!
[17:29] <eviljames> googling ubuntu lvm , ubuntu md lvm, ubuntu dm lvm , ubuntu lvm initramfs .. etc etc
[17:29] <eviljames> all go0t me to the same places... nowhere! :D
[17:35] <eviljames> holstein: Do you work on u-studio ?
[17:36] <holstein> nothing too improtant
[17:36] <holstein> important*
[17:36] <holstein> but yeah
[17:36] <holstein> i try
[17:39] <eviljames> hrm
[17:40] <eviljames> That link, not quite what I'm looking for.
[17:40] <eviljames> I fudged and fiddled around with u studio and it actually did install on my lvm
[17:40] <eviljames> but it's the initramfs that doesn't seem to work for me :/
[17:42] <ailo> eviljames: Dual boot?
[17:42] <eviljames> ailo: It'll end up being several-boot :P
[17:43] <holstein> no reason to dual boot ubuntu, and ubntustudio
[17:43] <holstein> of the same release
[17:43] <eviljames> heh, no..
[17:43] <holstein> OK
[17:43] <ailo> So, which system has the grub installed?
[17:43] <eviljames> I have slackawre32-current on a LV, slackware64-current will go on a different LV
[17:43] <eviljames> ubuntu studio on a 3rd, maybe arch or gentoo on a 4th.. etc. etc..
[17:44] <eviljames> oh, and I'm using lilo thus far...
[17:44] <ailo> So, I would guess you need to adjust the boot parameters for Ubuntustudio
[17:45] <ailo> Don't know how, or what to add, but that would be my first guess, anyway
[17:46] <ailo> Which is done in Lilo's boot configure file. Don't know anything about Lilo, though.
[17:56] <eviljames> sec -
[17:59] <ailo> eviljames: could be you need to add a line, initrd=<path to an image>.
[18:00] <eviljames> Past that, heh
[18:00] <ailo> ok
[18:00] <eviljames> I use a separate, ext2 /boot
[18:01] <ailo> So, you've looked up how to set up lilo to boot Ubuntu?
[18:01] <eviljames> for me, it's like this: sda1 = ext2 (2GB), sda2 = swap(2GB), sda3 = linux_raid_autodetect (70GB), sdb1 = 2GB partition, unformatted, sdb2 = 2GB partition, unformatted, sdb3 = linux_raid_autodetect (70GB)
[18:02] <eviljames> Well, it works, but it doesn't.
[18:02] <eviljames> I have the kernel, and initrd set (I think) correctly in lilo
[18:11] <ailo> My bet is on configuring lilo, anyway. I don't think the partitioning of the disk should matter at such an early stage of booting. As long as Lilo can read the initrd image.
[18:12] <eviljames> Sure, but the initrd image is what fails.
[18:13] <eviljames> lilo points to the correct kernel, initrd.  Booting happens
[18:14] <eviljames> Eventually, I get dropped to the initramfs prompt, then I can modprobe dm_mod ; vgscan (to find the LVs); vgchange -ay (makes them accessible) and mount /dev/chimeravg/ustudioroot /root
[18:15] <ailo> ok. Sorry, I misread earlier.
[18:15] <eviljames> no worries
[18:15] <eviljames> At least you haven't sent me to man pages like I was some kinda noob! :D
[18:16] <eviljames> Though... if there was a good man page for mkinitramfs - one that got into the nitty gritty of how dm-raid was supposed to work
[18:16] <eviljames> or, rather, md raid
[18:16] <eviljames> whatever the moving target is today...
[18:19] <ailo> Well, can't say I have too much experience from dual booting. I did dual boot Ubuntu and LFS at one point
[18:21] <ailo> And to do that, just needed to set the right parameters in the grub's configuration
[18:23] <eviljames> heh, this is a little more complicated than that ;)
[18:24] <ailo> Well, maybe.
[18:25] <eviljames> it's the lvm root that makes this such a pain in the ass
[18:25] <eviljames> and I think it's not even that, but the raid0 that lies underneath the lvm
[18:26] <ailo> So, it's a raid issue? But slackware is not affected?
[18:26] <eviljames> As I mention above, I have to modprobe to get the raid array to assemble, then vgscan/vgchange work as expected
[18:26] <eviljames> Slackware works fine - I'm using it atm.
[18:26] <eviljames> Linux chimera 2.6.33.7.2-rt30-smp #1 SMP PREEMPT RT Sun Jan 9 11:50:29 PST 2011 i686 Pentium(R) Dual-Core  CPU      E5200  @ 2.50GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
[18:26] <eviljames> :P
[20:14] <eviljames> hrmrhmrhm