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marknighHi all, Did an upgrade of Precise this morning. It get's to a point in boot up to where it has a problem with Plymouth and then it flashes back and forth from a cursor on a black screen to the boot up check list. If I mess with it enough  it says there is a graphics problem and prompts me to proceed with minimal graphics. I can view logs and such but that's about it. I boot up with 10.04 with no problem. That's what I'm on. I went to F1 terminal and00:36
marknighupdated and upgraded but still stuck.00:36
marknighIt's Precise after an upgrade00:37
marknighIt hangs after Plymouth00:37
Fudgeaplay -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/819518/00:57
Fudgehaving trouble getting audio to work, doesnt seem like i have a driver loaded, should i pastebin anything else?00:57
coz_ok guys, just did dist-upgrade and now i have japanese as main language :)01:41
coz_how do I change language in gnome3?01:42
coz_I think I found it, nevermind01:43
urlin2uSo anyone seeing any problems with libreoffice open fine but has a lot of symbols added to documents03:13
urlin2uopens*03:13
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urlin2uSo anyone seeing any problems with libreoffice opens fine but has a lot of symbols added to documents already made?03:34
urlin2uformatting seemed to be set weird all fixed03:44
coz_hey guys, I have chinese scattered all over the system ,, any solution?06:33
coz_chinese font rather06:33
coz_here's an example of what I  mean   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/132551/screenshots/Screenshot%20at%202012-01-28%2001%3A35%3A43.png06:37
snadgeyouve been hacked by a chinger06:42
snadgeformat and reinstall before you are kidnapped and wake up in china missing body parts06:42
coz_:)06:42
snadgehaha thats cool06:43
coz_snadge,  cute, :), but do you have a solution06:43
snadgeumm no, maybe check your locale seetings06:43
snadgei cant remember how06:43
coz_snadge,  did that, this happened after dist-upgrade06:43
snadgehmm, thats an odd one06:44
coz_right06:44
coz_never had this happen in 8 years06:44
snadgesomething is set to chinese somewhere06:44
snadgethe question is, what06:44
coz_exactly or it is a bug06:45
alkisgHi, I'm looking for an adblock-plus.deb package for Precise, I know those were removed from the archive but I thought they'd be available in a PPA, would anyone know which PPA?07:50
alkisgThis one? https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/xul-ext07:51
urlin2ualkisg, that k=link says it supports precise.07:52
urlin2uisn't it a FF addon?07:53
alkisgYes, it is07:53
alkisgI'm trying to find a global way to install it, instead of telling thousands of users to separately install it themselves07:53
* alkisg tries installing from that ppa...07:53
alkisgHmm it worked but I got a prompt "are you sure you want to install this extension? firefox needs to be restarted... etc" when I launched firefox after the .deb installation07:56
urlin2ualkisg, that is common with FF mine does it as well08:02
* alkisg shrugs... thank you08:06
jo-erlendis there some place where we can read details of the status from day to day about +1, like a journal?08:37
EssobiUmm.. in #ubuntu+1 on Freenode, is good I hear.08:38
jo-erlendno it isn't. It's a real-time media.08:41
EssobiNot if you leave it open and like... read it later. :D08:47
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aguitelany new news about nvidia-173 drivers in precise ?12:19
aguiteliceroot, you readme ?12:35
BluesKajHiyas  all12:54
aguitelis anyone upgrade oneric to precise ?13:43
penguin42I did a month or so ago14:13
aguitelpenguin42, it works until now ?14:19
penguin42aguitel: The upgrade went well then, and I've been doing upgrades every week since then - occasionally some things break; but not too bad14:20
aguitelpenguin42, what is your video card ?14:21
penguin42aguitel: I'm running two systems with PP - one with Intel, and one with Radeon (using the open driver)14:21
aguitelok14:21
chmacHow do I install acroread? It's not showing up in the partners repo as yet. Grab it from oneiric?14:40
penguin42chmac: Yeh that's probably the easiest; however, have you tried some of the free pdf readers?  I find Okular (that comes with KDE) nicer than the default Gnome one14:41
chmacpenguin42: evince works fine, except for fancy forms created in some BS proprietary nonsense...14:42
chmacThe joy of applying for foreign visas... :-)14:42
penguin42chmac: Ah I see, still worth giving Okular a go to see whether it will cope14:43
chmacpenguin42: Pretty sure it won't, I read that only acrobat works. :-( http://www.quickpdflibrary.com/faq/if-this-message-is-not-eventually-replaced-by-the-proper-contents-of-the-document.php14:44
penguin42chmac: Yeuch horrible!14:46
chmacI know!14:46
chmacEven worse that the government of Canada publishes documents in this format.14:47
penguin42and I always thought Candians were harmless!14:47
penguin42a14:47
chmaclol14:48
chmacCan I safely clear /var/lib/apt/lists/ ? It's at 555M right now!14:51
jtayloryes14:52
jtaylorhow did it grow so large :O14:52
penguin42109 and 135M on my 2 machines here14:54
chmacI was downloading from several mirrors, so I cleaned out all the alternate mirrors, and now it's back to 110M.14:56
chmacI've got /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.38-8/10/11/12/13 folders, but those kernels are not installed, also safe to wipe?14:57
jtaylorare the header packages still installed?14:57
chmacjtaylor: Nope, no header packages installed, but maybe it dates back to my pre-precise install.14:57
chmacI'm not 100% certain if the / partition was reformatted or not.14:57
chmacAlright, 2.3G of disk space reclaimed... :-)14:58
chmacIs /usr/lib/libreoffice really ~380M? Seems awfully high...15:00
jtaylorlibreoffice is a large package15:00
jtayloralone the download is ~70mb so 380 unpacked is realistic15:00
chmacMy /usr dir is 3.4G!15:01
chmacOh well, I'm back to a reasonable size overall for /, so that's fine.15:01
chmacThanks for the help15:01
* penguin42 hopes the LO cleanup they're doing will help shrink it15:01
jtaylormight be interesting to try btrfs with compression if you need space15:02
chmacMy root partition is 7.5G, 2.3G free right now, so it seems ok. Just don't want to have to repartition. I'm on a 128G SSD running full disk encryption, so space is at a premium.15:03
chmacjtaylor: Thanks for the suggestion.15:04
penguin42yeh it's difficult these days - especially during upgrades15:07
olyhi, has anyone else experienced a problem with the unity launcher bar not loading, it seems to work fine in 2d but not on the normal desktop, i have icons on the desktop and apps launch etc just no bar or unity ?15:12
olyi have had this for quite a few weeks now was kind of expecting it to rectify itself at some point,15:12
penguin42oly: I haven't had that; do you get any errors anywhere? What graphics card are you using?15:13
olyits fglrx, so i did wonder if its related to the card15:13
olyi dont see any error, where would they be logged for unity ?15:13
olyperhaps i need to put terminal into startup, so i can try launching unity manually15:14
olyas i cant launch new apps in the normal version :) but my startup apps launch fine :)15:15
penguin42oly: I'm thinking of maybe a segfault logged in dmesg15:16
penguin42oly: You could try starting the unity stuff in a terminal and see if it immediately crashes15:17
olyyeah i will try that just there is no way to launch a terminal, but if i chuck it in the startup that should work15:17
penguin42oly: Ah ok, so ctrl-alt-f1 should get you a textual logon, in there do export DISPLAY=:0.0  then gnome-terminal &   then ctrl-alt-f7 (or maybe f8) to get back to the graphical15:18
olyaha cool, beans will try that in a sec15:19
yofeltalking about compression, I wonder if lzo support for grub2 will get into precise15:41
yofelit was added upstream15:41
lucas-arghello, im having problem switching desktops in 12.04 no option in lightdm, am i missing something?16:53
maldivehi, i just upgraded my system including X and nvidia-current and now x won't start17:02
maldiveis this a common problem=17:02
maldive?17:02
urlin2uSo I had a crashing precise at the start of the desktop turned out top be the pae kernel I have just 2 gigs and don't need it, it seems a autoadde to the download not familiar with the changes happening.18:59
urlin2uthe boot cd crashed as well as the install to be more precise, lol19:01
urlin2uand 32 bit19:02
penguin42urlin2u: If you're getting a crash with the PAE kernel it would still be good to report it - that really shouldn't happen19:42
lucas-argim having problems login into cinnamon, any ideas?19:43
urlin2upenguin42, yeah I haven't had the time I'm swamped with my college course stuff this is my graduating semester19:43
penguin42urlin2u: Ah, well good look with that!19:43
urlin2upenguin42, yeah I'm happy it was easy I'm a older student, no biggie.19:44
penguin42urlin2u: What hardware are you running on?19:47
urlin2upenguin42, a acer d250 netbook maed to 2 gigs ram 32 bit19:53
urlin2umaxed19:53
penguin42I remember there have been a few people on here with problems with d250's19:53
urlin2upenguin42, you want my lspci in a pastebin?19:53
penguin42no, it wont help me19:53
urlin2ucool19:54
penguin42urlin2u: if you could run ubuntu-bug linux in a terminal in it and comment in the bug that it was the PAE version that failed it would be good19:54
penguin42if you get a chance19:54
urlin2ucool  will boot to precise and do that19:55
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jbichalucas-arg: uninstall cinnamon and see if it helps ;)20:01
urlin2upenguin42, I just had another crash I think it is the sdhc card I had removed, it has a windows psuedo swap on it that may be the actual problem here.20:03
urlin2unot sure really20:03
penguin42urlin2u: when it crashes does it show a screen full of errors or just hang?20:04
urlin2upenguin42, goes to text says something about return to tty but freezes before getting there. The reisub command does not reboot it as well20:05
aguitelis anyone using nvidia-173 drivers in 12.04 ?20:05
urlin2upenguin42, running now without the sdhc but getting errors to report, I just don'y\t have the time right now I have to et to the paper due on momday.20:06
urlin2uget*20:06
penguin42urlin2u: No problem20:07
urlin2upenguin42, cool20:07
codepalHi, I want to test 1220:48
codepalwhat difference does the lubuntu 12.04 have over the standard?20:50
codepalI'm kinda worried that all the new bling won't work on my budge Intel GMA graphics card20:50
codepalis this the right place to get the standard build? -- http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/20:52
jbichacodepal: as long as you don't have GMA500, you should be fine with Intel graphics20:54
codepalG33/G31 :'(20:57
jbichacodepal: lubuntu uses lxde.org which is quite a bit different than what the standard Ubuntu uses20:57
codepalyeah, I'm a long-time lxde user...20:58
codepalI like light desktops20:58
codepalwhat's the process for getting organised to test 12.04?20:59
penguin42jbicha: GMA500 has just gone into 3.3 I think, so that might be good for next time21:27
lucas-arg12.04 quite stable so far...22:30
Vadi-mobileBug reporting is giving this error: "Cannot connect to crash database, please check your Internet connection.  <urlopen error [Errno -2] Name or service not known>" when I am clearly connected to the Internet. Is the database down?22:55
Vadi-mobile_Does anyone know where to obtain the 'Unique Submission Key:' when submitting a checkbox report manually?23:15
codepalI've a install problem in Ubuntu 12.0423:57
codepal:'(23:57
codepalI've gparted a SSD drive as ext4, want to manually configure the partition in the installer to use that drive & then installer crashes23:58
codepalhow do I report this?23:58
penguin42codepal: Run ubuntu-bug ubuiquity if you can get a terminal23:59
codepaldone23:59
codepalta23:59
penguin42and say the bug number on here and someone might be able to spot something23:59

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