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Fudge | probably ubiquity paddy | 03:04 |
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gnomguy | I just had a continuous noise... any report of something like this? | 03:18 |
gnomguy | I had to reboot... nothing stopped it... it was ongoing | 03:18 |
Hydr0p0nX | not sure if this is a pre-release question or not but, i'd like to install the saucy hwe on 12.04, I don't see the Xorg portion in the repositories though, just the kernel... Is there another repository I should be looking at ? | 03:31 |
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ThomasB | rhythmbox on 14.04 needs my last.fm integration asap | 07:21 |
ThomasB | can't scrobble :( | 07:21 |
randomcpp | is there anything wrong if I set a daily cron job for fstrim in trusty? I know trim is enabled in trusty, but as weekly job IIRC | 07:43 |
lotuspsychje | randomcpp: TRIM should be enabled by default cron job | 07:44 |
lotuspsychje | having it daily is not bad | 07:44 |
lotuspsychje | you can manually TRIM every day aswell | 07:44 |
lotuspsychje | man fstrim | 07:44 |
lotuspsychje | randomcpp: pm me for other ssd tweaks mate | 07:47 |
randomcpp | lotuspsychje, I know that, but I'm new to SSD I wanted to know if there were some contraindications | 07:47 |
sandGorgon | lotuspsychje, can you send me your SSD tweaks as well? or pastebin it and post here. would really appreciate it | 08:53 |
lotuspsychje | sandGorgon: see pm :p | 08:54 |
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cortez | so trusty is running xorg server 1.14, right? | 11:20 |
bazhang | !find xorg-server | 11:22 |
ubottu | File xorg-server found in openvas-plugins-dfsg, xdiagnose, xserver-xorg-dev | 11:22 |
bazhang | !info xserver-xorg-dev | 11:23 |
ubottu | xserver-xorg-dev (source: xorg-server): Xorg X server - development files. In component main, is optional. Version 2:1.14.5-1ubuntu2 (trusty), package size 199 kB, installed size 1436 kB | 11:23 |
bazhang | yep | 11:23 |
cortez | thanks, bazhang. now how do i make ubottu tell us the rationale for that? ;) | 11:24 |
cortez | i.e. i've seen 1.15 in the wild on other distros | 11:25 |
bazhang | cortez, I'd try the mailing lists for that | 11:25 |
cortez | at least i think i have... | 11:25 |
bazhang | !lists | 11:25 |
ubottu | Mail is another medium to communicate. Ubuntu mailing lists can be found at http://lists.ubuntu.com | 11:25 |
cortez | ok | 11:25 |
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BluesKaj | Hiyas all | 12:47 |
alnr | after upgrade to 14.04, my system boots to grub rescue, file not found. solved by F12 boot menu, boot from 2nd hard drive. what should I do to repair the boot process (tried to install boot-repair from ppa but not found) | 16:55 |
alnr | i'm guessing boot-repair isnt available yet for 14.04 | 17:29 |
holstein | alnr: you can run it from a live CD | 17:31 |
Allison43 | alnr, boot repair is it's own OS not a package in ubuntu | 17:36 |
Allison43 | use on alive media, cd or usb | 17:37 |
alnr | Allison43: oh, becuase i have seen a boot-repair package in ppa yannubuntu | 17:37 |
alnr | Allison43: ok usb would be a lot less pain than cd, thanks | 17:38 |
holstein | alnr: you can run the software from a liveCD.. it will pick up os's, such as 14.04, or windows, or whatever | 17:39 |
Allison43 | http://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair-cd/home/Home/ | 17:39 |
Allison43 | alnr,^ | 17:39 |
holstein | or, just add it to whatever live CD you have handy... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair | 17:40 |
alnr | Allison43: thanks a lot. i'll have to brush off my usb-key making skills. | 17:40 |
Allison43 | well, if you can buirn a cd it's abit easier | 17:42 |
roothorick | the wifi picker in the installer is broken. Clicking "Connect" does absolutely nothing. I can connect to networks just fine via the gnome-shell bar so it's not a driver issue | 18:28 |
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Gilligan94 | Hi I intend to chuck the 14.04 dailies on a spare drive to watch it's progress, I'll be dual booting it with Windows 8.1, what do I need to do to get it to boot the USB in UEFI mode so that the bootloader installs correctly? | 20:09 |
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Allison43 | !UEFI | 20:28 |
ubottu | UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | 20:28 |
Allison43 | Gilligan94,^ | 20:28 |
roothorick | sigh. powernow-k8 managed to creep back into the kernel | 20:37 |
bekks | Kill it with fire. | 20:38 |
roothorick | Is there a way to disable powernow-k8 with it builtin as it is in the normal kernels, or do I have to build my own kernel? | 20:39 |
bekks | Blacklist the module. | 20:40 |
roothorick | it's not a module. | 20:40 |
bekks | It doubt it is compiled into the kernel. | 20:40 |
roothorick | it is, in fact, compiled into the kernel | 20:40 |
roothorick | config-3.12.0-7-generic: CONFIG_X86_POWERNOW_K8=y | 20:41 |
roothorick | I want to use phc-k8 so this is a problem | 20:42 |
bekks | Then you have to recompile the kernel. | 20:47 |
roothorick | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/355232 | 20:51 |
ubottu | Ubuntu bug 355232 in linux (Ubuntu Lucid) "acpi-cpufreq/powernow-k8 should not be built-in into the kernel image" [Low,In progress] | 20:51 |
roothorick | this is actually a BFD for me as HP in their infinite wisdom designed this laptop in such a way that the CPU can't be run at full power and voltage for an extended period of time without overheating | 20:53 |
roothorick | but I can safely undervolt the proc A LOT, and it reduces the heat enough to maintain full load at the full 2.0Ghz indefinitely | 20:54 |
roothorick | what the... why are you building the deprecated SpeedStep driver at all!? | 21:03 |
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roothorick | thermal-throttled kernel compile. Truly, this is hell. | 22:32 |
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