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patrick__I am new to development, and I am trying to boot up Ubuntu with testdrive for the first time. When I do, Ubuntu starts to boot, but then prints out the error message "BUG soft lockup..." Has anyone seen this before?07:07
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coz_hey guys, noticed , on t his dual monitor set up, the cursor edge resistance between  the two monitors... is there a way to reduce its effectiveness?12:25
coz_I mean, when moving a window from one monitor to the other, the cursor gets "stuck" at the bezel edge of the mon itors,, grid kicks in, and it takes a good "swing" to actually get that window to the other monitor by passing the grid animation.12:29
coz_actrually sometimes a real good  "slam"  to get it past  :)12:29
coz_ah never mind,, I thiank I got it12:31
BluesKajHiyas all13:09
shaneo1hi guys, did an update the other day in 13.04, now I am unable to login, the nvidia splash screen flashs up 3 times but I can not get to lightdm, I entered recovery mode and remove nvidia, now I can get access only to tty 1, but when I try to restart lightdm, it returns to the blank screen with a flashing _ in the top left, noueuv display drivers not working either, any advise?  kernal is 3.5.0, although it mentions when I do an up13:19
shaneo1if the nvidia drivers are in stalled and the blinking _ displays I can not ctrl-alt-f1 to tty13:20
shaneo1can anyone assist with my login issue13:55
BluesKajshaneo1, try nomodeset in the grubline right after "quiet splash , highlight the ubuntu kernel in grub then use 'e' key edit14:06
shaneo1ok  I will try that thanks14:12
shaneo1no thats a no go, last line stays  *starting              [OK]  and thats it14:15
shaneo1is there a log file I can look at to see what is breaking14:15
penguin42shaneo1: if you can get to a ctrl-alt-f1 console there are a few14:21
shaneo1yes I am there now14:21
penguin42 /var/log/lightdm is a good place to look14:21
shaneo1ok14:21
penguin42also dmesg14:21
shaneo1lightdm is empty14:22
penguin42completely?14:22
shaneo1yes14:23
penguin42hmm curious14:23
shaneo1last entry on dmesg is IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP: wlan0: Link is not ready14:24
shaneo1im not using IPv6, using IPv414:25
penguin42don't worry about that, last message isn't necessarily important14:25
shaneo1ok I needed to add lightdm.log14:25
shaneo1failed to start greeter14:26
penguin42note, it's not /var/log/lightdm.log, it's /var/log/lightdm that's a directory14:26
shaneo1stopping display14:26
shaneo1yes I get that :-)14:26
shaneo1X server stopped14:26
penguin42ok, what about x-0.log in there?14:26
shaneo1removing x server auroity /var/run/lightdm/root/:014:27
shaneo1exiting with return value 114:27
penguin42not last line; can you pastebin the file14:27
shaneo1not sure how I can from tty14:27
penguin42pastebinit14:27
shaneo1just installing it now14:29
shaneo1ok lightdm.log is http://paste.ubuntu.com/1604617/14:29
shaneo1x-0.log is http://paste.ubuntu.com/1604621/14:31
penguin42 var/log/lightdm/x-0-greeter.log   do you have that one?14:32
penguin42hmm, the error setting MTRR doesn't look good14:32
shaneo1greeter is http://paste.ubuntu.com/1604626/14:33
shaneo1no i noticed that error ;-/14:33
shaneo1I removed nvidia drivers so that I could tty14:33
penguin42oh, the greeter symbol error looks the more important14:33
shaneo1ok14:34
penguin42shaneo1: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm/+bug/111064514:34
ubottuUbuntu bug 1110645 in lightdm (Ubuntu) "lightdm-session fails with x-session-manager: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgdk-3.so.0: undefined symbol: wl_registry_interface" [Low,Invalid]14:34
shaneo1thanks I will take a look14:35
shaneo1i did notice wayland as part of the update before this issue happened14:36
shaneo1thanks penguin42, I will do what the bug suggests and get back14:37
BluesKajI had a similar issue , that's why I suggested nomodeset , which gave me access to the desktop with startx , but no lightdm greeter14:39
shaneo1i have tried startx14:40
shaneo1even installed gdm14:41
penguin42right, but in this case it's not an X failure, it's the greeter14:42
shaneo1no didn't seem to work for me, I just tried startx again and got the MTRR error show up14:42
penguin42ok, is the greeter error still there though?14:43
shaneo1yes14:43
shaneo1i think I removed Xauthority ok, not sure how to downgrade the wayland lib though14:44
penguin42shaneo1: Have you got the ppa installed that bug talks about?14:44
shaneo1no i don't think so, I just have what raring changed14:45
shaneo1when I upgraded14:45
penguin42hmm14:45
penguin42shaneo1: I'd delete the log file that moans about the bug, stop lightdm  and start it again and see if it comes back14:45
shaneo1ok14:46
shaneo1it comes back14:46
penguin42not sure then, you could try changing greeter14:48
shaneo1I will see if gdm works for me14:53
shaneo1i have tried it before, thanks for your help, i have registered myself against this bug14:53
penguin42it might get as far as letting you login and then fail at a guess14:54
shaneo1yes it fails back at tty wuth the MTRR argument 2214:55
BluesKajwayland ..wth is wayland doing in the mix ?14:56
penguin42now that one is an nvidia/kernel ism14:56
penguin42BluesKaj: I think from that bug that the unity stuff is linked against it (presumably _can_ use it) but one of the libraries disagrees14:56
shaneo1I have no idea what wayland is doing15:02
shaneo1but i remember seeing it in the updates i did the other day, when it was all working, i assumed Canonical was moving over sometime soon15:03
BluesKajperhaps if wayland developement was more complete , we wouldn't have all these X problems15:03
shaneo1As I have removed the nvidia drivers, i assume it cant see the default noveau drivers15:03
shaneo1I agree15:03
shaneo1I have wayland running as a service after doing ps -ef | grep wayland15:04
penguin42BluesKaj: Well I assume it will take a long time to stabilise it as well15:04
BluesKajshaneo1,  check if xserver-xorg-video-nouveau is installed15:05
shaneo1how should I do that, I don't think I removed it15:06
shaneo1but i may have done to get nvidia drivers working15:06
BluesKajjust tryt to install it at the tty15:06
shaneo1ok15:06
shaneo1simplist things are best15:07
shaneo1already the new version15:07
shaneo1wants me to remove python-xkit and screen-resolution-extra though15:08
shaneo1im gonna try reinstalling nvidia-current and then reboot with nomodeset15:08
shaneo1not tried that one yet15:09
BluesKajshaneo1, don't use nomodeset after installing nvidia-current ..we won't know what's breaking or we'll have to dsearch the logs , try nomodeset the install nvidia current if you can get to a desktop15:11
BluesKajthen install nvidia-current15:12
shaneo1im not able to get to tty with nvidia drivers installed15:12
shaneo1or desktop15:13
shaneo1blankscreen with flashing _ top left15:13
BluesKajwell, then just try nomodeset first ...you need to have tty available15:13
penguin42shaneo1: I'd suggest dropping back a kernel version, the mtrr stuff is a 3 way fight between bios, kernel and graphics stuff15:13
shaneo1ok15:14
shaneo1i see that from the on screen disco I just had lol15:14
shaneo1started in recovery mode now, to remove nvidia drivers15:15
BluesKajthe nouveau driver seems to work ok if you just want a working desktop for now15:16
shaneo1yes that will be fine, if I can get that working15:16
shaneo1I might just do a fresh install as this is a mash up of 12.10 and 13.0415:18
shaneo1thanks for your time guys15:20
elhoirhello all15:54
elhoiri have a problem at screen resolution with nouveau driver15:54
elhoiri cant use 1280x1024 - screen goes off15:54
elhoirit was working in ubuntu 12.1015:55
penguin42but what res is working for you?15:59
elhoir124x76816:03
elhoirits the res im using now16:03
elhoir1024x768 sorry16:04
penguin42can you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?16:04
elhoirsure16:05
elhoirhttp://pastebin.com/0TRnwPiQ16:06
elhoirhere it is16:06
elhoirany idea?16:09
penguin42hmm16:09
penguin42that sees the 1280x1024 just fine16:09
penguin42elhoir: can you pastebin the output of xrandr please16:10
elhoirpenguin42, http://pastebin.com/SrQqzb6M16:11
penguin42hmm, well that says it can see it as well16:12
penguin42ah, but your error is the screen goes off - not that it doesn't work16:12
penguin42ah ok, hmm16:12
elhoirgoes in power save mode16:12
elhoirso, stand-by16:12
elhoirdunno why16:12
elhoirand i cant restore it but pressing power button and rebooting16:13
elhoirand when i reboot, screen is at 1024x768 again16:13
penguin42hmm16:14
penguin42elhoir: from a command line you could try   xrandr --output VGA-1 --mode 1280x1024     I suspect that will do the same thing, but it would be good to know?16:15
elhoirif i dont answer in a short period of time, and i disconnect from IRC, you know the reason :)16:16
shaneo1BlueKaj: I had disabled nouveau in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf I now have a different error, still have the silly lightdm error http://paste.ubuntu.com/1604913/ but now the x-0.log has changed http://paste.ubuntu.com/1604916/16:16
elhoirpenguin42, imhere16:20
elhoiryou saw :)16:20
elhoirscreen in stand-by mode again16:21
elhoiri had to reboot16:21
penguin42yeh16:21
shaneo1with nomodeset I get the MTRR  invalid argument (22) again after typing startx in tty116:21
elhoirthe thing is, login scren is at 1280x1024 i think16:21
penguin42elhoir: I don't suppose you have another machine on your network do you that you can remotely logonto this one from?16:21
elhoirand it changes to 1024x768 when logged in16:21
elhoirpenguin42, yes i have - a laptop16:21
elhoiri can login via SSH16:22
penguin42elhoir: So what I'd do is remotely login via ssh, then change to 1280x1024 and see if the machine is really still running and it's just the display that's dead16:22
penguin42elhoir: You should be able to kill X off and restart it, but before you do see if there is anything in /var/log/Xorg.0.log or the kernel logs16:22
elhoirpenguin42, machine is up, i can confirm it16:22
elhoirpenguin42, i can power off machine using power off button, so machine is up :)16:23
penguin42elhoir: OK, so see if you can see if there are any log information there16:24
penguin42elhoir: you might be able to do a    export DISPLAY=:0.0  and use xrandr to switch back to 1024x76816:24
elhoirpenguin42, why is login screen at 1280x1024 and iot changes when logged int ? :(16:25
elhoirlogged in*16:25
penguin42haha don't know16:25
penguin42elhoir: You could look at /var/log/lightdm there are X logs in there from where lightdm starts X16:26
BluesKajshaneo1, my solution was drastic though ,  since 13.04 wouldn't install properly from the live dvd, I installed 12.10 and did a net upgrade to 13.04 ..it was my only way around the problem16:27
shaneo1yes trying to use the livecd install for 13.04 is a bit hit and miss when installing ;-/16:28
elhoirpenguin42, http://pastebin.com/6zuWKgkY16:29
penguin42elhoir: Yeh there should be an x-0.log in ther as well?16:30
elhoiryeah im on it16:30
elhoirpenguin42, http://pastebin.com/wr1mHNxx16:30
elhoir"resize called 1024 768" :(16:31
elhoirwhere??16:31
penguin42elhoir: Yeh that confuses me more16:31
elhoiri have no Xorg.conf16:31
penguin42you shouldn't need one16:31
elhoiryeah, i mean, that could be the problem, but it isnt16:32
elhoirres might be hardcoded in there, but i havent that file16:32
penguin42yeh I'm out of ideas16:32
shaneo1god I hate display driver issues lol16:33
penguin42haha yeh16:33
elhoirfilling a bug report maybe?16:33
penguin42elhoir: Yep16:33
elhoirim on it16:33
elhoirpenguin42, done https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-nouveau/+bug/111443116:37
ubottuUbuntu bug 1114431 in xserver-xorg-video-nouveau (Ubuntu) "screen goes stand-by if i choose 1280x1024 resolution" [Undecided,New]16:38
elhoirpenguin42, but i dont know if the bug is related to nouveau... i think nope....16:38
elhoirubottu, hey you are fast :)16:38
ubottuelhoir: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)16:38
elhoirouch16:38
penguin42elhoir: hehe, it's probably nouveau16:39
penguin42elhoir: I mean it knows the display can do 1280x1024, it's offering to switch it, and then dieing; you could try giving it a modeline and see if that works16:40
elhoirpenguin42, sorry i dont understand  "giving it a modeline"16:42
elhoirim not english , im spanish :)16:42
penguin42elhoir: A modeline is an explicit definition of all the parameters for the monitor/frequencies etc16:42
elhoirand how can i do that16:42
elhoir?16:42
penguin42it's rather tricky16:42
penguin42elhoir: if you look in the man page for xrandr there is an example for doing (see the example that uses --newmode)16:43
elhoirxrandr --newmode "1024x768" 63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768  77116:45
elhoir              775 798 -hsync +vsync16:45
elhoirthis one?16:45
elhoirbff.. .i dunno what values do i have to put in there ....16:46
penguin42yeh, as I say it's rather tricky16:46
penguin42elhoir: So the other thing you could do is if you still have your 12.10 install is to compare the stuff in it's /var/log/Xorg.0.log against the raring and see what changed16:46
elhoirno i have no 12.10 install16:48
elhoiri upgraded both desktop and laptop16:48
elhoir:P16:48
penguin42nod16:49
penguin42elhoir: The other thing is that xrandr seems tobe offering both 60hz and 75hz for the monitor; not sure which one it's using but it might be worth trying to figure out how to do the other16:49
elhoirits using 75Hz according to monitor menu16:50
elhoirin 1024x76816:50
penguin42right but the xrandr output shows it's giving a choice of two for the 1280x1024 mode16:52
elhoirahm16:52
elhoiri cant answer to that....16:52
penguin42elhoir: You see the + next to the 60 I think that means it prefers the 60Hz but there is a faster available16:55
elhoiraha16:55
elhoirin the "screen" applet insinde gnome, 1024x768 is 4:3 while 1280x1024 is 5:416:58
elhoirit doesnt matter, itsnt it?16:58
penguin42shouldn't16:59
elhoirok17:02
elhoirso... what can i do? :(17:19
penguin42elhoir: Try booting off a 12.10/12.04 live image and capture an xorg.0.log ?17:20
elhoirok i will, and i will attach output to the bug report17:21
BluesKajshaneo1_, how goes the kernel install ?18:07
shaneo1_I have manually installed the kernel, have 3.0.8-4-generic now, but still have the same login issue... damn18:08
shaneo1_lol18:08
shaneo1_a lot of blood sweat and tears18:08
shaneo1_but i must be getting somewhere as I can no longer install nvidia-current, says it depends on nvidia-30418:09
shaneo1_so im guessing something is locking up the x.org18:09
BluesKajoh , dump the xorg if it's interfering m, then run nvidia-xconfig after you get a successful nvidia driver install18:12
BluesKajytou shouldn't need an xorg file with nouveau , it's actaully better not to have one18:13
BluesKajwhich nvidia card , shaneo1_ ?18:14
shaneo1_GEFORCE 9800M GT18:14
shaneo1_you suggesting I manually download it from Nvidia site?18:15
BluesKajno18:16
shaneo1_ok18:17
BluesKajbut that card gives you more driver options18:17
BluesKajin the kernel18:17
shaneo1_ok18:17
shaneo1_not delved in there. To me its like a black box lol18:18
BluesKajI'm running an entry level 8400gs and it runs great on thenew 310.32 , on the 3.8.0.4 kernel , but that comes later18:19
shaneo1_I have had mine running great too on the 310, I even updated to the 313??18:20
bjsniderwhat login issue?18:20
shaneo1_still the same symbol lookup error for libgdk-3.so.0 and the undefined symbol: wl_resistry_interface18:21
shaneo1_ok lightdm is running, but nothing displays18:23
shaneo1_after I did a sudo service lightdm restart18:24
STiKDamn... Ubuntu runs better in VM than it does natively on my laptop.18:54
elhoirSTiK, and what is more damn strangeous, alpha versions, runs for me better than final releases :PPPP18:55
STiKI've noticed that as well lol18:55
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ironhalikelhoir: same here18:58
ironhalikon 13.04, my x220 power consumption oscilates around 9-10W most of the time18:58
* elhoir has a GT 220 too18:59
ironhalikI bet my laptop it will be around 13-15 after release18:59
ironhalikThinkPad x220 ;>18:59
elhoiri have a problem with resolution, but nothing hard18:59
elhoirironhalik, ouch sorry :)18:59
ironhalikguys running arch achieve 7W idle19:00
ironhalikbut they don't have Unity :>19:01
elhoirsometimes i think about using Debian instead of Ubuntu, but Debian has pretty old stuff in it :(19:02
STiKI've grown to kinda like Unity.19:02
ironhalikI fell in love with Unity, around 11.1019:03
ironhalikexcept some quirks19:03
elhoiri didnt until 12.04 iirc19:05
elhoirbut at job i couldnt ebable it19:05
elhoirdunno why, probably the integrated nvidia card19:06
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elhoirit was a 710019:06
elhoirnvidia nforce 630i/7100 IIRC19:06
STiKMy laptop has the stupid hybrid graphics.19:06
ironhalikSTiK: bublebee not working for you?19:07
elhoirSTiK, afaik Intel integrated GPUs works very well in Linux19:07
elhoirdue to good open drivers19:07
STiKI had it working well with 12.10 but not 13.04 yet19:07
STiKBut since this seems to work much better in VM I may just do that :)19:08
STiKThat was odd.. Had to copy version.h over for tools to install.19:23
SonikkuAmerica2I'm liking the vamped Unity dash and the new pinwheel logo. What else has been implemented so far? (I have the upgrade)19:30
ironhalikanyone noticed eclipse hanging on "Loading Workspace"?19:35
ironhalikok, removed the config files19:40
penguin42perfectly normal behaviour for eclipse....19:43
ironhalikis there any way to integrate eclipse menu bar into unity?19:43
ironhalikat least a relatively bug free way19:44
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Guest48290When I try to run Raring on testdrive, I get an error message saying "BUG: soft lockup..." Has anyone seen this before?22:23
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