[02:26] <Technicus> Hello . . . what is the apt line for Lucid repository?
[02:28] <Technicus> I want to install the amd64 realtime kernel.
[02:28] <Technicus> This is because the kernel for Mavrick does not seem to work with the Tascam US-122L.
[02:35] <ailo> Technicus, Why not just install Lucid?
[02:36] <Technicus> Pardon me . . . I have been at this for days, and that response makes me want to scream . . .
[02:37] <Technicus> o_O
[02:37] <Technicus> Thank you though.
[07:39] <Technicus> Hello, I installed kernel 2.6.33-29-realtime which cured the audio troubles I was experiencing, but at the cost of Nvidia drivers.  The system installed is Ubuntu 10.10 but the kernel is designed for 10.04.  What can I do to get the Nvidia drivers working again?
[07:41] <Technicus> Here is where I got the kernel from: [ https://launchpad.net/~abogani/+related-software ].
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[16:56] <ailo> Technicus, So, aboganis nvidia drivers didn't work?
[16:56] <ailo> Perhaps they are too old
[16:56] <ailo> Technicus, You can also build the drivers manually. Download from nvidias site.
[17:02] <Technicus> ailo: No, after further ivestigation, his sight even indicates that they are broken, from what I gather.
[17:03] <ailo> Technicus, Try building manually. Nvidia has instructions on how to do it, but you might need some specific Ubuntu instructions as well.
[17:04] <Technicus> I was thinking of attempting that, would I need to be on the aboganjs kernel to try?
[17:05] <ailo> Technicus, Yes, you need to run the kernel you build the drivers for. However, your device would probably work on a -generic Lucid kernel as well.
[17:05] <ailo> Which has drivers already built
[17:06] <Technicus> I have not been able to find that kernel.
[17:06] <ailo> Technicus, It's not on aboganis PPA
[17:06] <ailo> Technicus, Don't add the Lucid repo, though. Just download the kernel image, and headers as deb packages if you want to try them
[17:07] <ailo> Technicus, But, as has been said before, it might be wiser just to install Lucid
[17:07] <Technicus> I would do that if I could find it.
[17:08] <Technicus> I might as well.
[17:10] <Technicus> I just migrated from Debian Stable to Mavric and I am just beginning to settle into this OS and don't feel like reinstalling, I just went through that last week . . . but if it gets the devive working I'm considering it.
[17:11] <ailo> There won't be too much of a difference between Lucid and Maverick.
[17:11] <Technicus> People have been giving me lots of suggestions and I have been attempting all of them.
[17:13] <Technicus> I have rejoyced that the device has started working with that kernel, but then the video is hosed . . . it is such a cycle.
[17:14] <Technicus> I don't care about differences, just the process of reinstalling, and configuring the entire system again, not really something I want to do a week after I already did.
[17:15] <Technicus> I'm going to try compiling the video drivers first.
[17:16] <Technicus> But not right now . . .