[00:05] heck i use it on netbook right now [00:06] literally...im typing on it now :D [00:07] works great on an eeepc netbook. [00:10] yep yep [08:53] <77CAAUEIL> hi [08:53] hi [14:19] hi there [14:20] after upgrading to lubuntu 11.10 i miss my battery status in the panel's tray [14:20] can anyone tell me how to get it back? [14:24] MisterX: right click the panel, choose panel settings, choose the applet tab, click add, find it in the list, mark it, click add, move it to the position you want it [14:33] brother-: already tried that. doesn't work [14:36] so it is not missing it is just not displaying anything? [14:36] i dont see any battery-related thingy in my panel [14:37] even if i add related applets [14:37] it might be there but not displaying anything. [14:37] I don't have it on this puter because I have no battery in this workstation [14:38] k [16:12] hi all [16:12] could you tell please which version of lubuntu would be suitable for eeepc? I mean is better to get latest 11.10 or 10.04 ? [16:13] in terms of performance [16:14] I'm running 11.10 on an eeepc 1005ha and it works fine. [16:15] Don't know about 10.04 though. [16:15] how about the booting time? [16:17] I find it acceptable...but I can't really give you exact timing because I have /home encrypted [16:17] makes for an extra password [16:20] eheh [16:20] 36 secs to login screen (including typing the luks password fast) [16:20] then it's about 3 or 4 seconds to the desktop after login [16:20] sounds good [16:20] :) [16:21] ok i'm torrent-ing 11.10 [16:22] if you install 11.10 and have increasing empty space on the taskbar after every suspend...check launchpad for the bug. [16:22] there's a semi-work-around there [16:23] ok [16:23] good luck [16:24] thanks [18:07] * Blues-Man good blues bye [18:49] * wxl *plink-plink-plink* [18:49] ^^ that's the pin dropping [18:50] how do i get rid of the multiple nm-applets in my system tray? [18:51] odd that you have more than one bense.. has that been the same since install? [18:51] yes [18:52] is network-manager an autostarted app? that could be one possible problem [18:52] i also have to modprobe b43 [18:52] to get wifi working [18:52] how do i check to see what's auto-started? [18:52] menu > pref > desktop session settings [18:53] how did you install the b43 driver? [18:53] with synaptic [18:54] which one did you install? [18:54] the "installer" one? [18:54] lemme check [18:55] firmware-b43-installer [18:55] assumedly you have shutdown and restarted many times since.. [18:55] yes [18:55] and it's not in the autostart? [18:56] which is not in the autostart? [18:57] the nm-applet ? [18:57] or the inmod [18:57] network manager [18:58] let me test somthing [18:58] i will be right back wxl [18:59] still two of them :( [18:59] if i do a killall nm-applet [19:00] do you have pastebinit? [19:00] then nm-applet [19:00] it returns with just 1 [19:01] well in any case i'd suggest we look and see what networkmanager is logging [19:01] cat /var/log/syslog | grep -i networkmanager | pastebinit [19:01] ..if you have pastebin, else you can always: [19:01] cat /var/log/syslog | grep -i networkmanager >> foo [19:02] and then open up foo, copy and paste it on pastebin [19:06] http://paste.ubuntu.com/724617/ [19:08] :( [19:08] reading [19:08] this is cute [19:09] how so [19:09] read connection 'Auto griswold_family_christmas_tree' [19:09] =D [19:09] that's my non dd-wrt router at home [19:10] : read connection 'Pretty Fly For A Wi-Fi' [19:12] very odd [19:13] so when you modprobe does everything work all fine and dandy? [19:13] like does the wifi just automatically kick on and connect to your default connection? [19:16] pretty much [19:16] bense: do you know which card you have? if not lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4 [19:16] i have a broadcom dw 1390 [19:16] Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN [14e4:4311] (rev 01) [19:17] so that's sta [19:17] did you use prefs > addl drivers after install? [19:17] oh and der [19:17] since that's sta you have the wrong driver [19:18] oh no you don't [19:18] i'll shut up [19:18] they both work [19:19] stil make sure you do the addl drivers [19:19] (i figure we get the driver installation fixed and the extra nm-applet will follow soon after) [19:23] i did that [19:24] and the reboot and the whole thing and no go? [19:24] the broadcom sta wireless driver [19:24] activated but not in use [19:24] well, the b43 driver is what has me on here now [19:25] yeah not sta [19:25] there was a bug in 11.04.. is that what you're running? [19:25] i missed the days where we did everything manually [19:26] i forget which version i have lol [19:26] hahahah [19:26] lsb_release if i remember correctly [19:26] lsb_release -a [19:26] sorry [19:26] i'm on 11.10 [19:27] check this: [19:27] i'm used to just editing some flat file in /etc that specifies which modules to load. or, back when i used gentoo, I'd just compile the drivers directly into the kernel [19:27] i feel so silly right now [19:27] When I installed default system (11.04 first, then upgrade to 11.10 immediately after), it installed broadcom-sta-common package and wifi didn't work. After some mingling using directives here and some other sources, realized that b43 module was blacklisted under /etc/modprobe.d/. Saw that manual "modprobe b43" enabled the card but reboot lost it again. Installed b43-fwcutter and firmware-b43-installer and removed broadcom-sta-common, broadcom-sta-source and bc [19:28] * bense sighs [19:29] i still get stuck on this and that.. and there was a time many moons ago i was rolling my own kernels. don't feel bad [19:29] anywho i think that's your solution right there [19:30] brb [19:30] but the thing is, I have had b43-fwcutter and firmware-b43-installer installed [19:30] without the broadcom-sta-common installed === cleaninstall is now known as Metatron [20:23] flash does not work on my 64-bit chromium on 11.10 [20:23] :( [20:24] like youtube? [20:24] you have installed flashplug-installer? [20:25] that requires all the i386 packages [20:26] why it would require i386 packages+ [20:27] it just does [20:27] i don't know why [20:28] I don't know why this is like pulling teeth [20:32] http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/flashplugin-installer [20:32] that one is AMD64 [20:32] flashplugin-nonfree is just i386 [20:35] bense: i think your issue may be with the blacklisting of b43-- NOT that it's installed or not and/or if sta is installed or not [20:36] i hope you're right wxl [20:36] only one way to find out === micahg_ is now known as micahg === dasen is now known as dasen_ [22:11] Hello. Everytime I open a compresed file with File Roller and then try to drag and drop it in another folder the whole OS freezes, and have to reboot. Is this a known bug? [22:11] i just use archive manager. why file roller? did you check file roller bugs? [22:14] I thought FileRoller was default in Lubuntu, I don't even know wich one is it, I just double click it and it opens. I checked and yes, it is Archive Manager [22:14] ok nevermind :D [22:14] tee hee [22:14] let me see if i have a similar issue [22:14] in fact why don't you send me to the exact file you're dealing with [22:15] (i don't usually drag and drop) [22:16] wxl: It happens with all compressed files [22:16] tar, zip, rar [22:16] I have to copy and paste, but it should not freeze like that [22:16] for me - the same - I have to kill file roller from console, cause system is freezed [22:17] emce_PL: only with drag and drop? [22:17] It says I dont have enough permissions [22:17] yes - normally fileroller works perfect [22:17] huh [22:18] it is file roller [22:18] why the hell does the desktop file call it archive manager? [22:18] i hate that crap [22:18] anyways let's do a little bug search here.. [22:18] I'll do it again and write down the error message [22:18] can you guys confirm that if you browse for a directory and hit extract all is well? [22:21] I can confirm it - I use FR quite often, but after those crashes I didn't use d'n'd [22:21] k cool then at least i'm not alone on that [22:22] Ok, this is what I got after the freeze. EXTRACTION NOT PERFORMED: You don't have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder [22:22] seems to be a known bug [22:23] So I need to improvise then, eh? [22:23] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/483541 [22:24] Ubuntu bug 483541 in file-roller (Ubuntu) "File-roller drag'n drop is unreliable" [Low,Confirmed] [22:24] yeah just extract by browsing for the location and hitting the icon [22:24] meanwhile i'd add your voice to that bug [22:25] wxl: Like ubuntu-bug? [22:25] sure or just do it through launchpad [22:25] and/or [22:26] emce_PL: i'd do the same since you're aware of this [22:26] i'll do it too [22:27] anyone else that experiences it, throw down [22:27] more people we have, the more likely it is to happen [22:40] ok, that sucked [22:42] what do you mean? [22:43] Does Lubuntu have internet-sharing?