=== cpg|away is now known as cpg === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [01:26] New bug: #1070093 in openldap (main) "package slapd (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus script post-installation installé a retourné une erreur de sortie d'état 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1070093 [01:26] New bug: #1070094 in openldap (main) "package slapd (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus script post-installation installé a retourné une erreur de sortie d'état 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1070094 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [01:51] hi, I have a 64 bit Ubuntu LTS 10.04 headless server that i just upgraded to 12.04. The upgrade did not seem super clean and there was a "failed to read on buffer copy for md5hash: Input/output error" when installing bash-completion. The server is running fine now but I am worried that it wont come back up after a reboot. Any commands that I can run to check whether the machine will come back up? How can I find out whether the install was clean? [01:53] roy_muzz: perhaps checking debsums would be a good starting point? [01:54] thanks sarnold, will do [01:55] Everything looks ok after a "debsums -a". Is bash-completion an essential package? [01:57] nope [01:57] roy_muzz: no, you can live quite well without it, though I'm stunned how quickly I got accustomed to having it to complete program arguments... [01:58] Well, my commands are still being completed. Perhaps they wont be after a reboot. [01:58] I can gracefully apt-get update and upgrade.. so that is positive [01:59] mmm, I've got a vague memory of a good dpkg command to run when you're not entirely certain that things ran to completion before; I _think_ that was dpkg --configure -a -- but _please_ verify that it does something sane before running it. :) [02:00] .. a quick skim of dpkg(1) makes me think that dpkg --configure -a should be safe [02:01] thanks, I ran it and there is no output.... looks fine === chincloud is now known as Guest18789 === shantorn_ is now known as shantorn === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [03:51] hi, how should i install libphp-phpmailer on ubuntu 10.04? ppa? [04:06] New bug: #1028823 in juju "Juju requires python-apt, but doesn't depend on it" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1028823 [04:08] gabrtv: It's in the official archive, no PPA needed. === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [04:27] New bug: #967435 in libvirt (main) "Failed to terminate/reboot instane (LXC)" [Low,Expired] https://launchpad.net/bugs/967435 [05:08] New bug: #1068566 in juju "Juju 0.6 incompatible with MAAS in precise" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1068566 === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [06:26] New bug: #1070190 in maas (main) "maas-enlist does not show on latest 12.04.1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1070190 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [06:33] jamespage: ping === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [06:44] koolhead17, pong [06:45] jamespage: how is hacklathon coming along sir? :) [06:45] jamespage: CRITICAL nova [-] No module named quantum.manager i found soln for this https://bugs.launchpad.net/quantum/+bug/1063689 [06:45] Launchpad bug 1063689 in quantum "CRITICAL nova [-] No module named quantum.manager" [Undecided,Invalid] [06:45] it was my stupid configration [06:46] but i wanted to know is there a way to get floating IP working with quantum any doc/source u can point or have u tested it works with our cloud repo? [06:46] koolhead17, OK thanks [06:47] koolhead17, which quantum topology are you working with? [06:48] jamespage: let me get the guy in channel [06:50] vivek: can you answer jamespage question please [06:50] vivek: [12:17] koolhead17, which quantum topology are you working with? [06:51] Hi [06:51] * koolhead17 is still learning/reading quantum and has not reached so far [06:52] vivek_: can you answer the question jamespage asked [06:52] vivek_: [12:17] koolhead17, which quantum topology are you working with? [06:53] per tenant seperate network with floating ips but not using multi tire [06:55] http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-network/admin/content/use_cases_single_router.html === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [07:08] New bug: #1068365 in linux (main) "openvswitch gre tunnels not working in quantal" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1068365 [07:13] good morning [07:14] would http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/precise/current/precise-server-cloudimg-amd64-disk1.img be a valid image for the use with openstack/kvm? [07:15] should be yes === smb` is now known as smb [07:24] smb: around? [07:26] jamespage, just about... first coffee not yet finished [07:26] vivek_, koolhead17: sorry - distracted by something else [07:26] http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-network/admin/content/demo_logical_network_config.html shows how todo this [07:26] you can't allocate floating IP's using the nova cli ATM as far as I am aware [07:26] and you must create the external network under a different tenant to the private ones [07:28] vivek_, koolhead17: also look at this https://github.com/EmilienM/openstack-folsom-guide/blob/master/scripts/quantum-networking.sh [07:28] yes i tried external network for via service , admin and xyz tenant but it is not working [07:29] vivek_, OK - so what is not working? [07:29] here you can find some information https://answers.launchpad.net/quantum/+question/211395 [07:30] vivek_, OK - so you just exceeded my working knowledge of quantum :-) [07:30] (pretty new for me as well) [07:32] vivek_, 12.04 or 12.10? [07:32] i am not able to ping instances after assigning them floating ips [07:33] while quantum show the ip is attached to the instance [07:33] 12.04 [07:35] vivek_, this is a all in one install? [07:35] we have tried two senirio [07:36] one all in one the server is having 4 lancards and next one server act as a controller and compute, second network controller third compute [07:38] out one lan card is connected with public switch and rest three is connected with private switch , one port of controller or network node is connected to public switch to create br-ex [07:39] and i am creating br-int on eth1 [07:39] and eth0 is public facing for all servers [07:41] smb, so bug 1068365 [07:41] Launchpad bug 1068365 in linux "openvswitch gre tunnels not working in quantal" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1068365 [07:41] jamespage, yes, tough luck [07:41] smb, is it fixable in the kernel or do we have to hit the dkms package until it works? [07:42] (its not currently kernel 3.5 compatible...) [07:42] jamespage, It would require to add functionality. How SRUable do you think that is? ;) [07:43] smb, I discussed with SpamapS - the consensus was that this is a must [07:43] And it is something that even upstream openvswitch cannot be bothered with, so I really think making the dkms package is a better way to go [07:45] I'm trying to upload an image to glance, however, regarding to the logs I'm not authorized, should I set the admin_token parameter in glance-api-paste.ini and glance-registry-paste.ini as suggested by https://answers.launchpad.net/glance/+question/203405 ? [07:47] smb: the dkms package would be isolated so may be a better route [07:47] agreed [07:47] smb, I'm up to patch 8 from upstream trunk and I think I nearly have it working... [07:48] jamespage, Exactly, and it is in a sense opt-in, so even if it breaks something or has issues it would not affect the normal instlal. [07:49] jamespage _, i am using gre and vlan type tunnel [07:49] jamespage, Yeah I guess the network layer around changed sufficiently to make it a pita === bencer is now known as heidita2 === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc === heidita2 is now known as bencer [08:43] New bug: #1064638 in maas "Commissioning is failing to set node memory attribute" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064638 [08:43] New bug: #1066958 in maas "DNS config is invalid after a node gets enlisted." [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1066958 [08:44] New bug: #1064672 in maas "Node listing page becomes unusable with increased number of nodes" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064672 [08:44] New bug: #1067261 in maas "Web reference in UI points to wrong place" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1067261 [08:49] Hi all, I have a quick question. Does postfix need SASL? (this in use for a local SMTP system to send out emails because I have no SMTP relay available) [09:16] Anvar: No. :) [09:41] hi, I have some problems regarding the setup of openstack folsom on ubuntu 12.04.. glance can't authenticate with keystone, see the following pastes: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1299554/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/1299600/ [09:46] hey i want to start samba as service when start on ubuntu sever ... help me please [09:46] hey i want to start samba as service when start on ubuntu sever ... help me please [09:46] kuuhmuhmu: sudo apt-get install samba [09:49] yes i doned [09:49] but it not start when start : i install ubuntu gui on it [09:49] it must to start : sudo start samba everytime [09:52] pleases [10:06] New bug: #1068036 in postfix (main) "postfix (precise) has lost the ability to lookup aliases in NIS" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1068036 [10:14] ScottK: ^^ [10:15] lamont: Yeah. Fix just landed in precise/quantal-proposed for testing. [10:15] cool [10:15] The bot never explains why it's mentioning a bug. [10:23] kuuhmuhmu, do you get an error when starting samba manual? === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [10:48] hello [10:48] is it possible to run a HP 1/8 G2 Tape Autoloader under ubuntu server? [11:00] hello [11:00] anyone know any tool to get parallel ssh in ubuntu ? [11:02] fij0_: ? [11:02] i have multiples serves, i want to execute the same command in parallel in those multiples servers [11:03] fij0_: i read something called func and salt [11:04] i have no idea there being any command i might b wrong === cpg is now known as cpg|away [11:11] Aison, yes is possible, see HP website for more info & drivers [11:12] Anvar, I just found some drivers before, but no idea how to install them. Well, I will try it again :) [11:12] fij0_, try webmin, you can cluster your servers and run ssh scripts to your cluster then [11:12] Aison, normally you have to build & install them. The readme included normaly provides the installation inscrutions [11:13] so you think I should download the sources instead of the debian+ubuntu packages? [11:13] hmm, maybe that's better [11:13] webmin provides a handy webbased GUI [11:14] #marashino === cpg|away is now known as cpg === chincloud is now known as Guest55734 [12:44] zul: around === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [12:46] koolhead17: kind of [12:47] zul: ok. will poke you later when your completely here :) === cpg is now known as cpg|away [12:55] zul: http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-network/admin/content/install_ubuntu.html the doc uses testing repo you think it should be moved to cloud repo now? [12:56] koolhead17: yes [12:57] ok. so shall i assign the bug and change the repo path? [12:57] koolhead17: yep [12:57] k [13:02] damn, a package would like to install sun-java6-jre, but of course this package is not available in precise [13:03] java is installed [13:03] but openjdk-6-jre [13:03] what to do now? [13:09] Aison: i have a secret soln for that but i need beer in return :P [13:09] lol :P [13:10] bad guy ^^ [13:11] Aison: :D that i am :D [13:11] Aison: http://www.printandweb.ca/2012/04/manually-install-oracle-jdk-6-for.html [13:11] see if it helps man :) [13:16] koolhead17, but this does not generate a package so that in my ubuntu server there is a package sun-java6-jre [13:16] some stupid adaptec driver requires this [13:17] Aison: your stupid driver needs java-6 env [13:17] notthing else i suppose [13:17] to run [13:18] adaptec-storage-manager-common : Depends: sun-java6-jre but it is not installable [13:19] Aison: i have no idea about the sf but u cannot install java from ubuntu repo anymore [13:20] !java | koolhead17 [13:20] koolhead17: To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. [13:20] Aison: if you've got packages dependent on those older packages, you'll run into a few issues there. [13:21] Aison: koolhead is right, Java is not installable from the repos anymore. [13:21] (sorry koolhead17, misping) [13:22] TLoT: y0 [13:22] what're they trying to install, koolhead17? [13:23] looks/sounds like some GUI utility for a drive or somethihng [13:24] TLoT: i use simple bash script [13:24] urgh, they're installing drivers [13:24] it is some adaptec stuff [13:25] Aison: did Adaptec provide a tarball rather than a debian package for it? [13:25] you may end up building and installing from source [13:25] I cannot install the debian package either [13:25] so I tried this: http://hwraid.le-vert.net/wiki/DebianPackages [13:25] and nobody listens. i'll go back to stabbing php5 for a while [13:27] Aison: won't help you, those "repos" are old. [13:27] Aison: you will need to install java manually, and then likely build from source, i'll bet [13:27] rather than just finding a "package" that'll fix it [13:28] Aison: what hardware are you installing drivers for? [13:28] well, the drivers itself from the kernel are working, but I also need to newest manager software [13:29] it is for this card: http://www.adaptec.com/de-de/products/controllers/hardware/sas/performance/sas-51245/ [13:29] Adaptec RAID 51245 [13:29] if you need the manager, build it from source. [13:29] as i said, thsoe packages rely on nonexistent packages [13:29] so you're pretty much left with just building from source [13:29] and in a next step I would like to setup the LTO5 drive [13:31] Aison: 32bit or 64bit? [13:33] 64bit [13:36] just found a howto http://samiux.blogspot.ch/2010/07/howto-adaptec-storage-manager-on-ubuntu.html [13:36] maybe that works [13:36] i dont trust random how-tos :p [13:37] http://download.adaptec.com/raid/storage_manager/asm_linux_x64_v7_31_18856.tgz <-- the tarball [13:38] thx [13:44] hallyn: ping [13:44] yo [13:45] hallyn: so im the middle of testing an lxc patch and moving the packaging to 0.10.2 is that kosher with you? [13:45] for libvirt [13:45] zul: +1 [13:45] for r, or would you sru to q? [13:45] for r [13:46] its a bit biggish for q and not accepted by upstream yet [13:46] cool. do you have any interest in looking at my proposed qemu replacement pkgs for r? :) [13:47] yeah go nuts. i've been very happy with how stable libvirt has been in q, so i fear regressions, but hey maybe it'll stay that way for good now [13:47] hallyn: i do have interest [13:47] actually now that the bzr trees seem to be fixed for libvirt, maybe daily builds can be done automatically and we can do daily upstream testing to sniff out bugs [13:48] zul: [13:48] feh [13:48] my sandbox for qemu is ppa:serge-hallyn/crossc [13:48] hallyn: my only concern with daily upstream testing is the amount of patches we are carrying in q [13:48] taht reminds me i need to go subscribe slangasek to the qemu blueprint, as i'm hoping to merge the trees (not likely, but i have hope) [13:49] yeah, that was painful before too [13:55] stgraber: woudl you want to attend the servercloud-r-libvirt blueprint to talk about implementing a lxc2 driver based on your api? or is it too early for that? or should we just do it (when ready) without chatting? === mcclurmc is now known as mcclurmc_away [14:00] TLoT, finally it is working now [14:00] well, next step I need some tape drive software :P [14:01] Aison: i assume you did go and build from source :P [14:01] is it possible to use apparmor within a chrooted enviroment such as an ulteo subsystem? [14:02] TLoT, well, it is just some piece of java software [14:04] Aison: true, but the "packages" are broken :P so there. [14:04] Aison: and since those packages arent released *by* adaptec, i would not trust them ever in a million years [14:05] put them in the same category of PPA, and then put a higher security threat on there. [14:05] !ppa | Aison, just for the record since I mentioned PPAs [14:05] Aison, just for the record since I mentioned PPAs: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [14:06] thx [14:09] New bug: #1004606 in qemu-kvm (main) "virsh create-snapshot fails to create external snapshot (blockdev-snapshot-sync fails in json monitor)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1004606 [14:10] so i am thinking of hiring some help on a project I have in mind and im not sure who i can consult with... i am thinking it will involve web data and some form of out put after the data has been anelized [14:10] any ideas === chincloud is now known as Guest28496 [14:31] hallyn: hmm, I think it's best to play with it on the side for this cycle and start talking with the libvirt-lxc author rather than discuss it at UDS and give the impression that we want to take over that driver entirely [14:35] stgraber: well they love their own driver, i don't think we have to worry about that :) but yeah, basically agreed :) === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc === e11bits_ is now known as e11bits [15:09] zul: Daviey: so, should we have canceled this weeks meeting? [15:09] or will the copenhagen crew be there? [15:09] hallyn: no idea [15:11] wasting 30 mins of time with the two of us going over an agenda for no reason doesn't seem productive [15:15] zul: bug 1069534 , do you know how the 'socket=' ends up in a graphics tag in libvirt xml? [15:15] Launchpad bug 1069534 in libvirt "libvirt doesn't include *.vnc files with apparmor profiles" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1069534 [15:16] if i'm being a moron and it's a well known way to do it, pls feel free to make fun of me in the bug === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [15:17] New bug: #994887 in maas "Nodes listing does not support sorting" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/994887 [15:17] hallyn: not off by hand...probably when they use vnc in their xml [15:17] zul: i reproduced her exact virt-install command, got the usual tag. [15:18] oh, maybe there's some libvirtd.conf option [15:18] no obvious one, oh well. [15:25] hallyn, around? [15:26] jamespage: yup, what's up? [15:26] hallyn, so - good spot on the ovs bridging issue [15:27] btw, virt-install on ssd with apt-cacher from same ssd, is freaking fast :) [15:27] hallyn, sure is! [15:27] jamespage: i feel bad that you went and built the pkg :) thanks for doing that. do you have it in a ppa? i coud pull it into my charm as a test if you like [15:27] hallyn, I've cherry picked what I think is enough patches from upstream trunk to re-enable the dkms package [15:28] it will appear in ppa:james-page/junk ~ 5 hours unless I can find someone to rescore [15:28] hallyn: I've tested it using your charms - although I did have issues when the bridge ports where setup using hostnames rather than IP's [15:28] * hallyn makes puppy eyes toward stgraber [15:28] jamespage: yeah hostnames never worked for me [15:29] it appears functional - however I've not really been able to validate performance that well [15:29] it looks the same-ish as precise [15:29] but not as good as the head of upstream trunk [15:29] jamespage: i never much worried about perf, didn't think gre could be al lthat fast :) [15:29] but that could be where my instances where running [15:29] jamespage: should we be engaging lkml about getting gre tunnels working there? [15:29] hallyn, I get ~700MBps with 1.4 and ~1GBps on 1.8 [15:29] over the bridge [15:29] tunnel sorry [15:30] impressive [15:30] we should definately push and upstream snapshot into raring IMHO [15:30] jamespage, hallyn: both are building now [15:30] stgraber, thanks! [15:30] stgraber: thanks! :) [15:31] hallyn, I spoke with SpamapS about the SRU as well - its pretty isolated into the dkms package [15:31] so we are not likely to regress other bits of openvswitch [15:31] so should be OK [15:32] do we have a testsuite? :) [15:33] koolhead17: say... why 17? [15:33] hallyn, i need to change that nick sir, i got to www when i was 17 ::P [15:34] koolhead17: ah, when i was 17 there was no www yet :) [15:34] we gophered, and we LIKED IT [15:34] koolhead17: seeing you at uds next week? [15:34] hallyn, yes sir. looking forward for another volleyball match :) [15:35] \o/ [15:35] that's me at the net :) [15:35] you know, even though i can barely reach the top [15:35] hallyn, would like to sit and understand LXC as well [15:35] hallyn, :P [15:35] SpamapS: is the mysql session for UDS sorted? [15:35] SpamapS: I see it on thursday morning [15:36] hola jcastro_ :) [15:37] hallyn, I'd forgotten about gopher [15:37] * jamespage remembers fondly [15:37] koolhead17: i didn't realize you had questions! by all means we can sit and chat about it :) [15:38] hallyn, cool. Btw jamespage hallyn i started computer with playing LOGO :P [15:38] hallyn, we don't have a test suite that exercises the tunnelling [15:38] * jamespage adds that to the list [15:38] and we were not allowed to wear shoes inside computer lab [15:39] Linus was working on kernel somewhere that time :P [15:40] koolhead17, I was installing linux from a 6 iso set that I got once every 3 months and building my own kernel... [15:40] * jamespage remembers slackware [15:41] jamespage, i came very late to Linux i think with redhat9 [15:41] i guess i installed lots of distro in one week to get audio working [15:42] got introduced to Debian and then Ubuntu :) [15:43] arosales, hey there [15:43] james: iso?! you young'un [15:44] koolhead17: hello [15:44] zul, you used floppy? :) [15:47] zul: I only had to use minix off floppys [15:47] jamespage: hah [15:49] i did try to boot my sun 3/160 server off of 3 huge mag tapes, didn't work [15:50] zul, hallyn: you guys want todo the irc meeting today? consensus here is to skip this week as not huge amounts to discuss [15:50] jamespage: skip it [15:51] jamespage: agreed === chincloud is now known as Guest56929 [15:51] SpamapS, jcastro_ i need my juju t-shirt this time [15:52] hallyn, zul: okay! [15:52] :P [15:52] jcastro_: uh, Thursday morning aint gonna work ;) === mcclurmc is now known as mcclurmc_away [15:52] jcastro_: I'll subscribe as essential, that should zap it back to M or Tu [15:53] jcastro_: actually I'm already marked as essential.. so.. hrm [15:54] ok, want me to move it? [15:54] SpamapS: this is why I check. :) [15:54] jcastro_: yeah, if I have too many essential ones, let me know and I'll go through them and remove a few [15:55] I am making it so the cloud and juju community ones don't conflict [15:55] SpamapS: tuesday 1500 [15:56] jcastro_: cool that should be good [15:57] New bug: #1067522 in openssh (main) "openssh-client / ssh does not set IP Type-of-service field" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1067522 [15:59] SpamapS: galera support? === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc [16:01] zul: YES :) [16:01] SpamapS: ques que ce? [16:02] zul: http://www.codership.com/wiki/doku.php?id=faq [16:03] SpamapS: bien sur [16:04] zul: de nada [16:04] SpamapS: are people actually using that? [16:25] hi all.. i am running ubuntu server 12.04.. how can i tell it to use the onboard VGA for output and not the external nvidia gtx also installed [16:26] nishttal2: usually a BIOS setting - use onboard first or something [16:26] nishttal2: also, if you don't need that nvidia card, well, unplug it ;) [16:27] RoyK: bios is fine and uses the onboard vga.. its after the grub menu when ubuntu loads up that i get the blank screen [16:27] RoyK: i need the nvidia card just not for display (for computation) [16:27] oh, opencl/cuda? [16:27] RoyK: yeah [16:27] :) [16:28] I guess the easiest would be to use it for the console as well as computing - it shouldn't make much difference if the card is used to display ASCII [16:28] but then - using the onboard card for the console would probably be best [16:29] RoyK: problem with that is that the KVM in the server room on supports VGA and the GTXs do not have VGA out.. the convertors dont work either [16:29] ubuntu uses the framebuffer drivers for the console, so I guess that's where you'll have to dig === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [16:30] nishttal2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer#How_to_disable_the_framebuffer [16:30] disabling the framebuffer should work [16:30] you'll end up with a good old terminal, though, but hopefully you won't need it too often [16:31] Daviey, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/CloudArchive can i modify it with adding command 4 adding cloud keyring? [16:31] RoyK: yeah i dont anticipate frequent visits to the server room [16:32] nishttal2: try to disable the framebuffer first [16:32] if it doesn't help, well, perhaps we'll find another way... [16:32] ok trying now [16:35] RoyK: Highlight, again with the use of the arrow keys, the line that say "kernel" and press "e" to edit that line ... [16:35] RoyK: I dont see a line that says kernel [16:36] you should be at the end of the line after pressing e [16:36] so just type away [16:36] perhaps add a space first [16:37] same issue [16:38] let me try the CMOS/BIOS way to disable framebuffer [16:39] I somewhat doubt it'll help if the linux kernel detects a new graphics card and uses that instead of the one onboar [16:39] I somewhat doubt it'll help if the linux kernel detects a new graphics card and uses that instead of the one onboard [16:39] hmm [16:39] worth a try? [16:39] dutr [16:40] erm [16:40] sure [16:40] can't hurt to try [16:40] oof. one hopes the kernel would use whichever video card was selected in the bios as the one to power up.. [16:40] hmm, I haven't had any issues [16:40] linux doesn't always care much about BIOS settings [16:40] I boot my laptop randomly with 1 or 2 video cards, it always gets it right [16:41] ok [16:41] perhaps a driver issue? [16:41] RoyK, i cant even find anything close to frame buffer in the bios.. so much for that try! [16:42] first off, what motherboard is this? [16:42] nishttal2: does the bios give you the option of which card to use? at least mine does... [16:43] sarnold: looks like it, since it works until grub is finished... [16:43] sarnold: yeah it does and its set to use Onboard-VGA.. and it uses that to boot up till grub.. after grub i guess ubuntu takes over and uses the nvidia gtx [16:44] nishttal2: that's the linux kernel, not "ubuntu", but still I agree [16:44] sarnold: RoyK http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-Wqf31DFMA [16:45] SpamapS: is 'static-network-up' in lucid? [16:45] wondering about bug 850309 [16:45] Launchpad bug 850309 in libvirt "libvirt fails to autostart VM attached to a bridged port" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/850309 [16:46] nishttal2: woo :) video. what an age to be alive. [16:46] nishttal2: good luck; I've gotta run. :/ [16:46] hallyn: I have a few VMs on Lucid with bridged networking... [16:47] sarnold: yeah :) [16:47] nishttal2: I'd say file a bug [16:48] RoyK: i'm just wondernig whether the 'static-network-up' event was sru'd to lucid. it came in around oneiric time. [16:49] RoyK: damn! [16:49] nishttal2: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics [16:50] might be relevant [16:50] but hardly so [16:50] hallyn: no [16:50] hallyn: and you shouldn't be using that event [16:50] hallyn: runlevel [2345] for almost everything === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [16:51] New bug: #1070413 in maas (main) "MaaS http config generates warnings about missing /home/maas" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1070413 [16:51] SpamapS: i'm in the middle of typing exactly taht into the bug [16:51] RoyK: wait.. changing the grub setting worked.. [16:52] SpamapS: but the point remains that we'd need that event for it to work [16:52] RoyK: i added it to the last line.. and it didnt work.. i moved it to the last but one line and it worked [16:52] RoyK: thanks a lot man!! [16:52] SpamapS: but ok, if it wont' be fixed in upstart, then i guess it's wontfix in libvirt, and i'll simply offer a script they can add to libvirt-bin.upstart to work around it [16:52] nishttal2: ;) [16:53] nishttal2: you'll need to make that permanent [16:53] nishttal2: what you set on boot only works for that session (until reboot) [16:53] RoyK: yeah.. do you know what file it is in 12.04 [16:53] hallyn: for lucid, people have to edit /etc/init/rc-sysinit.conf to delay runlevel 2 until after the appropriate network is up [16:53] i dont see a menu.lst [16:53] that's grub1 [16:53] grub2 works differently [16:54] /etc/default/grub [16:54] probably [16:54] SpamapS: (or libvirt-bin.conf) [16:54] then update-grub (iirc) [16:54] grub2 initializes video, and passes it to linux [16:55] grub1 uses text console from bios [16:55] patdk-wk: thanks [16:55] SpamapS: but ok, so it's wontfix for upstart for lucid, thanks [16:56] GRUB_TERMINAL=console, disables grub video, then also add nomodeset if needed to the kernel [16:56] what I have to do on my very old system, I use for a firewall at home [16:56] patdk-wk: is this for my issue? [16:57] * RoyK guesses so [16:57] it's an attempt :) [16:57] hallyn: yes indeed... it wouldn't be kosher to change the default boot sequence for lucid :-/ [16:57] nishttal2: or just add that option to the grub config [16:58] RoyK: i am confused.. where in grub config [16:58] SpamapS: wuss! :) [16:58] 18:52 < nishttal2> RoyK: i added it to the last line.. and it didnt work.. i moved it to the last but one line and it worked [16:58] use that in /etc/default/grub [16:58] * SpamapS disappears [16:58]