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DoYouKnowhi. does pangolin have integrated firmware for bcm4312?01:47
DoYouKnowI think that's my card... it's under bcm4328, I think01:47
DoYouKnowthere are ~2 names for it01:47
pangolin!broadcom01:59
ubottuHelp with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx01:59
pangolinDoYouKnow: not sure if it is built in or not but the above info will help you get it working01:59
TheBuntui found this command on http://www.thehosthelpers.com/general-chat/upgrade-ubuntu-11-10-to-12-04-today-1797/  ... is this a true upgrade? ... sudo sed -i s'/oneiric/precise/g' /etc/apt/sources.list ....    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade --purge && sudo apt-get clean03:52
pangolinitwill "work:04:00
pangolinnot recommended way to do it though04:00
pangolinerr this keyboard needs to go04:01
TheBuntuso far 12.04 seems pretty good04:02
TheBuntuwhat wrong with the keyboard.. key going bad04:02
pangolinmy space key04:03
nonix4TheBuntu: hmm, I haven't yet got it working outside livecd, hitting too many bugs on the way...04:03
TheBuntunonix4,  i used that command i found on the web and upgraded 11.10. Works pretty good...04:04
nonix4TheBuntu: hitting things that look like Bug #120375 symptoms reappearing for example...04:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 120375 in mdadm (Ubuntu Hardy) "cannot boot raid1 with only one disk" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/12037504:07
TheBuntunonix4, i don't have a raid so i guess thats why it went smooth for me04:13
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BluesKajHowdy all13:37
penguin42Hey BK13:39
tsurchi  anyone had any problems with 12.04 and Ipv6? Im not seeing any router advertisements from my router, yet both my galaxy nexus and this very laptop running centos see them fine.15:53
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Sil4nc4hi why is the precise raw disk space 750MB? It does not fit on my cd i want to burn? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20120114/17:24
pangolinSil4nc4: the alpha iso's are sometimes over sized17:24
Sil4nc4so ...17:25
Sil4nc4nothing todo about it?17:25
LjLit says "Warning: This image is oversized (which is a bug) and will not fit onto a standard 700MiB CD. However, you may still test it using a DVD, a USB drive, or a virtual machine."17:25
Sil4nc4ok17:25
pangolinthose are your options ^17:25
Sil4nc4not about to waste a dvd17:25
penguin42use a thumb drive17:26
pangolingo virtual :)17:26
Sil4nc4cant17:26
Sil4nc4will check usb17:26
pangolinwell if none of those options are viable I'm afraid you are out of luck :/17:26
jtaylorunfortunatly 750mb is a deliberate decision18:09
jtaylorno conincidental oversize18:09
jtaylorpangolin: ^18:09
pangolinjtaylor: silly decision if Ubuntu is to be accessible to all human beings18:10
LjLyes, i read about that too18:10
LjLbut i wasn't sure it was a final decision18:10
jtaylorits weird18:10
pangolinnot everybody can afford DVD and not everybody can boot from USB18:10
Ian_Cornepangolin: maybe we should make it 3mb so it fits on a floppy?18:10
pangolinIan_Corne: maybe you should not be so damn sarcastic and take into account the promise that was made 7 years ago by the founder.18:11
LjL+118:11
DaekdroomIt was starting to get too difficult to fit an OS like Ubuntu in 700MiB18:11
Ian_Cornepangolin: there are cds that hold 750mb I think even18:11
DaekdroomAnd Ubuntu would hardly run in a computer that does not have a DVD drive yet.18:11
Daekdroom(Lubuntu, on the other hand)18:12
DaekdroomUp to 800MiB, Ian_Corne18:12
Ian_Corne700mb was the lcd of all cds18:12
Ian_Corneso it's still possible18:12
Ian_Cornecan you still request a free cd?18:12
LjLno18:12
pangolinIan_Corne: the point i am trying to make is that the people ubuntu is trying to reach ( not so much anymore i think) are the people who can't afford the larger format cd/dvd/usb18:12
DaekdroomI don't see a problem there as long as Xubuntu and Lubuntu still ship in 700MiB, really.18:13
pangolinanyway, it is not an issue for me but it is for millions of potential users.18:13
LjLwell then i don't "see a problem" as long as some other distro ships in 700MB, for that matter18:14
LjLpeople will just switch to it, fine, good riddance18:14
pangolinI am glad my tattoo has more meaning to me than just being an Ubuntu lover.18:15
pangolinBecause if this trend continues I am not sure how much more i can advocate for Ubuntu. :/18:15
LjLat least it's a feeling shared with a few other people, so you know it's not just you.18:16
pangolinLjL: it makes me sad though18:17
Sil4nc4for me the problem is not the size, but i did not have my usb or a blank dvd disk @ hand18:18
LjLwhich means it is the size, doesn't it?18:18
Sil4nc4and since i only had 700Mb CD's to put it on for the moment18:18
Sil4nc4 / had / have18:19
pangolinSil4nc4: right, now Imagine you did not have the ability to get a usb or dvd18:19
LjLi've used Ubuntu for ages without having a DVD drive18:19
pangolinyou would be out of luck and might go looking for a different distro18:19
Sil4nc4well then i need to wait untill it fits that format no? Or switch to another distro or OS18:19
urlin2uubuntu can be installed from the ISO in a partition using grub18:20
pangolinSil4nc4: apparently it will not be fitting on 700mb any longer18:20
Sil4nc4good to know18:20
pangolinurlin2u: how accessible is that to the new user?18:20
pangolinwe are supposed to make linux easy...18:20
Sil4nc4i never check ISO anymore, since I use to boot them using PXE or USB but that is not the case.18:21
pangolinThis is an argument I am really not in the mood for. I am not happy with the current direction Canonical is taking Ubuntu in is all.18:21
Daekdroom What about shipping in 2CDs?18:21
Sil4nc4for most new people that could be an iso18:21
urlin2upangolin, every release fits on a cd though, it is not a perfect world where everybodies needs are served in the end18:21
Sil4nc4issue18:21
Daekdroomurlin2u, the ISO size limit was increased to 750MiB for the 12.04 final release. I don't get what you're saying.18:22
Sil4nc4once installed one can download the software using the USC18:22
DaekdroomSil4nc4, nope. Some people don't have good enough internet connection.18:23
Sil4nc4point18:23
DaekdroomIt's a issue as big as the CD thing.18:23
DaekdroomWhich is why I don't mind the 750MiB ISO18:23
urlin2uDaekdroom, I didn't know that, I can't get it to run anyway every daily crashes, on my computer.18:23
pangolintry the alternate install18:24
pangolindesktop does that for me also18:24
urlin2upangolin, gets to the desktop, but crashes there, I have gotten it installed 4-5 times, crashed after update upgrade, ran great when I updated to it right at the beginning though.18:25
penguin42urlin2u: Probably worth trying to get some logs to find out why18:27
urlin2upenguin42, nah I generally load the pre-releases, but just use them out of curiosity, no biggie.18:29
penguin42urlin2u: Thing is it might not get fixed for the release if you don't report it and give the info to help figure out why18:29
penguin42urlin2u: SInce it doesn't happen for everyone it might not be happening for the devs18:30
urlin2upenguin42, I have a pretty generic setup a acer d250 netbook no extra drivers needed I suspect it will be fixed.18:30
penguin42urlin2u: Well I hope all the acer d250 owners don't think the same way!18:31
FernandoMiguelhey18:34
yofelhm, did firefox suddenly switch to gtk3? It's not using my gtk2 theme anymore18:44
Daekdroomyofel, it depends on libgtk2.0-0 according to 'apt-cache showpkg firefox'18:48
yofelyeah, which is why I'm confused18:48
yofelor it's just ignoring my kde color scheme settings - while thunderbird works fine18:49
yofelseems to just be the color settings18:49
Sil4nc4precise not good for testing live cd function, since it succeeds in disabling my bluetooth keyboard @ a certain time in the boot process18:51
penguin42Sil4nc4: That's a perfect test! File it!18:51
Sil4nc4will do18:52
penguin42yofel: Still seems to have libgtk-x11-2.0 and stuff from gtk-2.0/ mapped in my instance here18:54
yofelyeah, looks like it does use oxygen-gtk2 here, just for some reason ignores the colorscheme setting18:55
penguin42yofel: oxygen-gtk freeks some stuff out18:55
yofelstill, this worked when I last started firefox like 3 days ago18:56
penguin42yofel: Do you ever use gnucash ?18:58
yofelnope18:58
penguin42yofel: I get flickering of the menus under KDE, not figured out if it's oxygen-gtk yet18:59
coz_hey guys, any easy way to update from natty?19:02
BluesKajcoz_,  do you have a /home partition ?19:03
coz_BluesKaj,  well I generally just let ubuntu partition by defaults19:03
coz_BluesKaj,  how is kde on 12.04?19:04
varikonniemieasy?19:04
varikonniemiupdate manager should update to 11.10, no idea how to get to +119:04
coz_I can probably just download the alternate and let it update yes?19:04
varikonniemii installed the daily build in my virtualbox and it seems to be working fine.19:06
varikonniemithis is great news since 12.04 alpha was buggy beyond usable19:06
coz_varikonniemi,  cool, I will try alternate update see if that works19:06
varikonniemi?19:06
coz_BluesKaj,  I am curious about  kde on 12.04 :)19:06
varikonniemicoz_, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade19:07
coz_varikonniemi,  I believe, if memory serves, the alternate cd  should allow an update from either synaptic or software center I beleive19:08
varikonniemithen update-manager -d19:08
BluesKajcoz_, , then there are 2 methods , sudo do-release-upgrade -d to 11.0 then again to 12.04 , or burn a daily 12.04 build to media and make 2 partitions , a / partiton beside a /home . The /home partition contains all you present data as long as you don't format it19:08
coz_BluesKaj,  ok understood,, I  may just go with the daily build clean install then19:08
BluesKajoops drop the -d19:08
BluesKaj, use -d when you upgrade from 11,.1019:09
coz_BluesKaj,  how is KDE?19:09
varikonniemiis do-release-upgrade same as update-manager -d ?19:09
BluesKajseems fine so far , just a few small prbs with permissions19:09
coz_BluesKaj,  ok cool, I may give that a try then19:10
BluesKajvarikonniemi,  it is but " -d " signifies upgrading to a development release like 12.0419:10
varikonniemiyou are just asking for trouble if you install +1 on normal system19:10
coz_varikonniemi,  i dont mind the trouble19:11
BluesKajcoz_,  which method are you going to use ?19:11
varikonniemiBluesKaj, all the guides i see have -d19:11
varikonniemiand they are guides to go from 11.04 to 11.1019:11
varikonnieminot development?19:11
coz_BluesKaj,  I think i will just download the daily build and clean install19:11
BluesKajthat's for upgrading to an alpha or beta release , varikonniemi19:12
coz_BluesKaj,  I am interested in how KDE is going to be for 12.04,,19:12
BluesKajcoz_,  good choice19:12
coz_I have always directed people to clean install over upgrading anyway19:13
BluesKajvarikonniemi,  check the guides , they might be outdated , because if you're 11.04 and try do-release-upgrade -d , you'll find that you're upgrading 12.04 not 11.10 ,then you can expects alot of problems19:14
BluesKajupgrading to 12.0419:14
coz_^^^19:14
BluesKaj11.04 to 11.10 the command is:  sudo do-release-upgrade19:16
coz_varikonniemi,  I have always suggested clean installs ,, even for daily builds, because ubuntu upgrades are consistently inconsistent19:16
udoghi all, trying to install precise on a netbook, it hangs and stops on copying files19:16
udogis there a way to fix that19:17
udog?19:17
coz_udog,  not sure,, I am just now trying 12.04 install19:17
coz_udog,  I assume the drive is not full,,,yes?19:18
udogright19:18
udogi've installed oneiric instaed without any trouble19:18
coz_udog,  mm I dont have a netbood available here even to test this19:18
BluesKajcoz_,  I just installed the 12.04 daily build about an hour ago and all went well19:18
coz_udog,  unless there are some issues at this stage with installing to netbook19:19
udogseems like ubiquity crashes on copying files, after partitioning19:19
coz_BluesKaj,  excellent !19:19
varikonniemii have always done a clean install when upgrading os's19:19
varikonniemiboth under windows and under ubuntu19:19
udog'cause the window freeze19:19
coz_udog,  that might possibly be a bug  at this stage,, but I am not sure19:19
coz_varikonniemi,  excellent thinking :)19:19
varikonniemimy parents computers though i have just done upgrade19:19
varikonniemiand they are working fine19:19
BluesKaji ususally install the OS to / , and keep the data on the /home partition19:20
varikonniemii have only / and swap on all my computers19:20
coz_varikonniemi,  that's good news,, but I simply dont trust upgrades,,, over the years  I have found , particularly ubuntu, upgrades are not consistent19:20
varikonniemiwell i have only experience with 2 computers from 11.04 to 11.1019:20
coz_varikonniemi,  understood,,, I have been at this since ubuntu started ,,19:21
varikonniemi:)19:21
coz_varikonniemi,   before that BeOs and RedHat19:21
udogcoz_, what if i try to upgrade from oneiric?19:21
varikonniemiredhat is no longer19:21
coz_udog,  that might work19:21
udoga big boom, maybe?19:21
* BluesKaj has too much media to do clean installs ...I will be doing them shortly after I install an NAS box19:21
coz_udog,  :)  I dont think so19:22
udogcoz_, thank you19:22
varikonniemii did try every ubuntu from 8 forwards, and 11.04 was the one that sold linux to me19:22
udogi'll try that way19:22
coz_BluesKaj,  yeah that I understand,, but I have learned from past that backups are important for me because I can be a real "doof" at times :)19:22
coz_varikonniemi,  excellent :)19:22
varikonniemii briefly used 10.10 but it just felt ancient19:23
coz_udog,  let us know how that goes,, i am certainly interested to know19:23
coz_varikonniemi,  i didnt not like 10.10 much ,, I think I went back to 10.04 at that point19:23
udogcoz_, as soon i'll be back to tell19:24
BluesKajcoz i did a clean install to 11.10 totally , but backing 300G worth of media was a time consuming chore, since i had to do it between 2 other pcs19:24
coz_udog,  cool thanks19:24
imnicholAlright, I'm trying to report a bug, but launchpad keeps marking it as a duplicate of a private bug19:24
varikonniemiBluesKaj, don't you have OS disk separate?19:24
imnicholHow the hell am I supposed to contribute if I can't even see the bug that I"m supposed to comment on?19:24
coz_BluesKaj,  I understand for sure.. I know guys like you with that much to back up is a PITA19:24
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varikonniemii have a 60G vertex3 as OS disk, and it is really easily backed up with dd to my 2T hdd19:25
coz_imnichol,  mmm.. maybe one of the ops can help with that one19:25
BluesKajvarikonniemi,  it's not a clean install if you leave your data on a /home partition19:25
jbichaimnichol: what's the bug number?19:25
imnicholcoz_, who are they and how do I get in touch with them?19:25
imnichol91688019:26
imnicholjbicha, that's my bug.19:26
coz_imnichol,  did they give a number for the "private" bug?19:26
imnicholcoz_, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/84903719:27
ubottuError: ubuntu bug 849037 not found19:27
BluesKajvarikonniemi,  exactly , I'm buying a large HDD /NAS box soon which will be our networked backup19:27
varikonniemiBluesKaj, i don't have a /home aprtition, it is under /19:27
jbichaimnichol: bug 84903719:27
BluesKajyes I know19:27
BluesKajvarikonniemi,19:27
imnicholjbicha, it's marked as private, so I can't see it19:27
coz_https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/oneconf/+bug/84903719:28
jbichaI fixed it for you19:28
imnicholOh man, it's not anymore19:28
imnicholjbicha, thank you19:28
imnicholcoz_, thank you as well.19:28
imnicholjbicha, It's marked as expired, should I mark it as something else?19:28
coz_imnichol,  I do see that bug as being markes from private to public19:29
coz_marked19:29
imnicholcoz_, That just happened a few seconds ago.19:30
coz_ah ok19:30
imnicholBut it's assigned to no one and is marked as expired, which is obviously not good19:30
jbichaimnichol: it's expired because there wasn't enough information to do anything with the bug, if you can add more info, you're welcome to reopen it19:30
imnicholjbicha, what should I reopen it as?19:31
jbichajust change the status back to new or confirmed19:31
imnicholOk.19:31
imnicholThank you both, jbicha, coz_19:31
coz_imnichol,  no problem  although jbicha  was far more helpful :)19:32
imnicholSo now what do I do in order to get it noticed by someone since it's currently unassigned?19:33
penguin42imnichol: didrocks asked for a file - but you didn't supply it19:34
FernandoMiguelhttp://divajutta.com/doctormo/ubunchu/19:59
FernandoMiguelLOL20:00
varikonniemijapan is awesum20:06
BluesKajI was hoping to find a differnt source for libdvdcss2 other than the restricted-extras/formats , any ideas ?20:07
BluesKajrestricted draws down too much unecessary junk20:08
BluesKajunecessary=outdated20:09
trismBluesKaj: just install libdvdread4?20:14
BluesKajtrism,  libdvdcss2 isn't included in libdvdread 4 according to the description in synaptic20:22
BluesKajtrism, i followed the commands here and it worked , guess it's a backdoor to medibuntu.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs20:28
trismBluesKaj: that package has the install-css.sh script20:41
BluesKajyup20:42
BluesKajshould work tho20:42
BluesKajbrb20:42
DaekdroomDo unity and multitouch still not get along with each other?21:38
DaekdroomGah. I got things really mixed up there.21:39
DaekdroomMeant to ask whether Unity still refused to start in a system without utouch support21:40
aguiteli am in xubuntu 12.04 ,glxgears are 300 frames in 5 sec but in ubuntu 10.04 are 2300 frames in 5 sec,why ?21:55
Daekdroomaguitel, glxgears is not a benchmark21:55
aguitelDaekdroom, and what is ?21:56
FernandoMiguelnothing really21:56
FernandoMiguelis anything slower to you ?21:56
aguitelFernandoMiguel, not now21:57
aguitelthis is my graphic:00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)21:59
FernandoMiguelwow that's old22:01
aguitelFernandoMiguel, i am poor man22:02
FernandoMiguel:)22:04
FernandoMiguelnite23:52

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