[00:00] cliechti> Using other programs like skype video output from webcam stay green [00:02] jaysonsantos: hm, does playing video work? it could be a problem with overlays [00:02] linny, whats your architecture? Is there a reason why you're building instead of just using a binary? [00:03] cliechti> With mplayer output is green [00:03] i686 , no im just doing it like this because i had some trouble with the hard version after kernel updates and this was a way that worked [00:03] jaysonsantos: so you dont have a webcam problem but one with the X driver. [00:04] ah [00:04] cliechti> What do you mean ? Do I need load v4l module in xorg.conf ? [00:05] jaysonsantos: hm. nowdays, xorg.conf should be almost empty and the modules are loaded automatically [00:05] linny, essentially what you were doing was re-building the modules _anyways_, and theres a script that will do it for you eliminating having to re-build everything after upgrading kernels [00:06] cliechti> Nvidia proprietary conflicts with something ? [00:06] jaysonsantos: it shoudn't but i'm the wrong person to really help you with these details. [00:07] Memo_: so how would one go about getting it running on ibex then ? [00:07] cliechti> v4linfo show all infos about webcam [00:09] linny, download the latest deb package from their website (www.virtualbox.org) -- also the OSE (open source edition) doesn't have USB support. Their (free) personal edition, does though. [00:10] thanks ,is that the only difference ? [00:11] linny, from experience, no. But according to the developers, Yes. [00:11] shall i get the hardy one ? [00:11] yea [00:11] ok thanks [00:12] linny, for future reference that script i was talking about (which is mentioned in the error messages) is /etc/init.d/vboxdrv [00:13] Trying to get external hard drive to automount on startup. Edited FSTAB, but it didnt work. Can anyone help? [00:13] Memo_: thanks :) [00:16] Memo i added the non free repo from the site [00:16] cliechti> Mplayer print a lot of "ioctl mcapture failed: Invalid argument" in stderr [00:16] ran apt-get update and got this [00:16] W: GPG error: http://download.virtualbox.org hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY DCF9F87B6DFBCBAE [00:16] W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems [00:16] how do i get the public key ? [00:17] forget that im dumb [00:18] sorry [00:18] :P [00:18] http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads -- the part RIGHT after the repository links [00:18] i saw [00:18] sorry [00:18] i didnt scroll down that far the first time :P [00:32] dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6_2.8~20080505-0ubuntu7_i386.deb (--unpack): [00:32] unable to create `./usr/share/man/man5/gai.conf.5.gz': No such file or directory [00:32] should that be reported on lp? [00:37] hmmm.. I sense a question coming... Hey all :p I've got Ubuntu (hardy) dual-booting with Vista atm. Is it possible to boot the 8.10 beta-installer and get it to upgrade my hardy, without messing up the dual-boot-config ? [00:39] Memo_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades [00:39] zr0gee, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades [00:40] Memo_: it would be less of a pain to do a dist-upgrade IMO [00:40] Memo_, thx :P [00:40] You should just use update-manager from within the Hardy installation. [00:41] oh [00:41] its funny you say that, because I am, and actually ran into a bug when doing the distribution upgrade [00:41] Did you file the bug? [00:41] but that question wasn't mine.. it was zr0gee's [00:41] just install it, dont install the bootloader at the end if you worried [00:42] yes I did, and hate mail is filing in as we speak [00:42] Memo_: Which big? [00:42] dashnu: ... or upgrade, like you're meant to. [00:42] no such thing as an upgrade [00:42] :p [00:43] Memo_: Er, which *bug*? [00:44] update-manager fails when trying to install gobunutu-desktop, thus the dist-upgrade fails. I don't have the ID on hand, but it was simple enough to manually install it and it solved the issue [00:44] Ah, gobuntu. I see. [00:45] I had the same problem with Gutsy -> Hardy, but with ubuntu-desktop [00:45] Memo_: You had used third-party repositories of some variety? [00:45] yes [00:46] That's bound to break things in subtle ways. [00:46] wgrant, im a getdeb whore. [00:46] Ah. [00:46] Foolish. [00:46] Very foolish. [00:46] You can't complain that upgrades break if you do that. [00:48] especially getdeb [00:48] lol [00:49] Getdeb packages are often awful. [00:49] QA? What QA? [00:49] * bruce89 points to my PPA [00:49] xscreensaver 5.07 removed flurry? [00:50] while I might be a bit naive here, but DEBs don't replace the dependacies right? Only the files they include which are primarily the package primary files [00:50] Memo_: Correct. [00:50] * bruce89 ought to "backport" the latest GEGL [00:51] We do have an official backports project, you know? [00:51] ok well the pidgin devs made a clear point about using someone elses binaries, obviously being a bad idea vs, but when it comes down to it theres nothing really all that different except for compile options right? [00:51] wgrant: not for Intrepid we don't [00:52] Memo_: "someone else's binaries"? [00:52] e.g getdeb [00:52] wgrant: GIMP 2.6 for instance [00:52] bruce89: Ah. [00:52] bruce89: GIMP 2.6 is in Intrepid, albeit in depwait. [00:52] aw [00:53] Blocking on bug #279563 and bug #279565 [00:53] Launchpad bug 279563 in gegl "Main Inclusion Request: gegl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279563 [00:53] Launchpad bug 279565 in babl "Main Inclusion Request: babl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279565 [00:53] ah, I'll keep it for now then [00:54] hi [00:54] anyone tried to run ubuntu 8.10 64bits under qemu? it doesn't work here [00:55] !doesn't work [00:55] Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. [00:56] I did the upgrade but when I restarted ubuntu I had a lot of file system error and no matter what I did I could not boot ubuntu+1...does anyone else have that problem ? [00:56] anybody could confirm this? after the update to xscreensaver 5.07, flurry is gone, not exist in /usr/lib/xscreensaver anymore [00:57] gotgnu: What happens if you try an older kernel? [00:58] oh man I did not try that...man [00:58] wgrant: I'm back using ubuntu 8.04 [00:59] gotgnu: How are you doing that? Live CD? [01:00] wgrant: I reinstalled it [01:00] That was quick. [01:00] * wgrant must depart for a lecture now. [01:01] wgrant: cool tx [01:01] Vmware-server 2.0 getting an MKS error, is anyone else able to use 2.0 console (with firefox)? [01:03] wgrant: I launch it with this command: qemu-system-x86_64 -boot d -m 512 -hda '/home/edulix/intrepid.img' -cdrom '/home/edulix/descargas/kubuntu-8.10-beta-desktop-amd64.iso' -localtime -k es -kernel-kqemu [01:04] and after a while after trying to boot it, qemu closes and gives this output: http://pastebin.ca/1222260 === DanaG1 is now known as DanaG [01:10] i'm on intrepid, x64, gma 3100, but glxgears gives only 200-300 fps.. isn't this quite low? [01:14] dystopia: dont use glx gears [01:15] can you run compiz? [01:17] gaminggeek: yes [01:17] but when i play a game i have 1 fps too [01:19] Is there a repository URL available to upgrade 8.04 > 8.10beta? [01:19] dystopia: let me see ow much I get on glxgears [01:19] phoenixz: what do you mean? [01:20] ok I get 600 with compiz running on my intel X3100 [01:20] apt-get repo [01:20] bruce89: apt-get repo [01:20] but if compiz works your drivers are working correctly [01:21] phoenixz: it's just the same as the hardy ones with Hardy replaced with Intrepid [01:21] bruce89: sweeet [01:21] but you should upgrade with update-manager -d or do-release-upgrade [01:23] bruce89: THAT was what I was looking for.. [01:24] sure, compiz works... [01:24] but glxgears is 200 fps and it uses 50% of my dual core cpu... [01:25] glxgears isn't a highly rated fps benchmarking tool [01:25] bruce89: adept-manager --dist-upgrade-proposed I suppose? [01:26] I don't know about adept [01:26] which one shall i use then [01:29] the only one I can see is update-manager -d [01:30] !upgrade [01:30] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes [01:31] look here, someone who gets 1100 fps with glxgears, on same hardware i have http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=769864 [01:32] you're quite right, kdesudo "adept_manager --dist-upgrade-devel" [01:34] dystopia, nexuiz would be a real benchmark [01:37] An upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10 should also jump to a newer kernel, not? Im going through the update list but I dont see anything about the kernel.. [01:37] Is anyone having problems playing videos via Movie Player or VLC? [01:37] What kernel should 8.10 be running? [01:37] vrsione [01:37] 2.6.27-6-generic [01:38] Im @ 2.6.24-19-generic now, but I don't see an upgrade.. [01:38] phoenixz: How are you updating? [01:38] you'll get it, don't worry [01:39] adept-manager --dist-upgrade-proposed [01:40] Pici: should I first update the apt-get repos by changing all hardy to intrepid? [01:40] phoenixz: no. [01:40] Pici: Then what should I do? [01:41] Memo_: i already played game....... unplayerable... [01:41] unplayerable.. We should try making a verb of that now that we're at it.. [01:42] phoenixz: one moment [01:42] 1 fps [01:42] We have unplayerabled.. [01:43] dystopia, you have an ati card. don't you? [01:43] phoenixz: "unplayable" and: its --dist-upgrade-devel, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades/Kubuntu [01:44] Pici: thanks! [01:44] Pici: doh, its devel, still... Could have known that one.. beta [01:44] Memo_: intel x3100 i just said.. [01:45] enemy territory is unplayable, 1 fps, sometimes 15, if i turned around and look to the ground after i waited to see that happening [01:45] oh and no sound.. but ok.. [01:48] I've been having trouble with my ssh. Computer A has ubuntu 8.10, and Computer B has 8.04. Both have openssh-client and openssh-server installed. I connect to A to B, but not from B to A. What's causing this? [01:51] Should I ask this in the regular #ubuntu as well? [01:51] great, nexuiz fucking crashes, and leaves me with no mouse, and a terrible resolution [01:52] dystopia: Such language is not necessary. [01:52] ? [01:52] !language | dystopia [01:52] dystopia: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. [01:53] last time i checked fucking is good for the family, the more family members the better right [01:54] er [01:54] !guidelines > dystopia [01:54] dystopia, please see my private message [01:55] the anglo saxon influences are quite apparent [01:56] You asking to get booted dystopia [01:57] #ubuntu welcomes any help, but we do ask you to stay as helpful as possible. If you get stuck, say so instead of guessing; someone else will step up and continue. [01:57] ah, but this is ubuntu+1 [01:59] hi [01:59] good point [01:59] i'm using intrepid and i try to use my webcam on it [01:59] i have problems with a webcam under ubuntu, i use "Hercules dualpix hd" usb webcam, which is recognized when i plug it in, i have latest 2.6.27 kernel with EasyCam2 tools and ov534 driver, when i launch gstreamer-properties and i click on "Video" and i test my /dev/video0 with v4l2 it show "snow" [02:00] and it puts on the blue light on the webcam , which means the driver communicates with the webcam [02:01] i tried it with vlc and Cheese and it works even less :p it doesn't even puts on the blue light [02:02] anything interesting in /var/log/messages? [02:02] yes [02:02] i paste [02:04] hi, where can i find the default keyring evolution suddenly wants to use and how do i set the passphrase? === DanaG1 is now known as DanaG [02:04] bruce89 < http://pastebin.com/d3603aced [02:05] hum sorry http://pastebin.com/d3606aced [02:24] Yes! One package breaks my whole upgrade.. [02:24] The upgrade aborts now. Your system could be in an unusable state. A recovery will run now (dpkg --configure -a). [02:27] !debug [02:27] For help debugging your program, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures [02:28] hi folks, When i turn the volume a bit loud, the volume in Gnome turns all the way up, same happens in the opposite way. This does'nt happen in Hardy. [02:28] Is there a known bug for this or have you heard of any problems like this before? [02:32] have any of you tested the Kubuntu beta on a laptop with Intel graphics, particularly the Intel 965? [02:33] why yuo ask? [02:34] i tried on my Gateway M-6881 and was not able to boot it, however I could at least get to a useable desktop on the alphas [02:35] i filed a bug report here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/277916 [02:35] Launchpad bug 277916 in ubuntu "Kubuntu Intrepid Beta - fails to start, possible video bug" [Undecided,New] [02:35] the 965 is same as X3100? [02:35] i think so [02:36] My box says it has Intel X1300 or 3100, but lshc -C video reports Intel 965GM [02:36] danbh_intrepid: Lo [02:36] yeah i see [02:36] Hobbsee: Hiya [02:37] dystopia: you have this chipset? [02:37] well i can tell you that on my laptop with x3100 with ubuntu intrepid beta, it works.. (although i'm not happy with fps, and im not using kubuntu) [02:37] Anyone know a good tool to remaster a ISO? [02:38] hmm. I may try ubuntu to help determine if it is isolated to the Kubuntu version. Just really puzzling since the alphas worked. I think there may have been kernel revisions, though [02:38] dystopia: did you try the standard beta or a daily build? [02:38] hiya DaSkreech [02:39] myk_robinson: hardy -> /etc/apt/sources.lis -> change hardy to intrepid -> dist-upgrade -> religious ramblings -> done, now i upgrade every day, and no changing problems with video past month occured.. but you could get into text mode and configure there the video? [02:41] dystopia: my experience was from the live cd. Wanted to test the hardware before installing. I was not even able to go to a virtual terminal to do anything. Locked up my laptop tighter than {insert Andy Griffith saying here} [02:43] danbh_intrepid: Scorhed earth worked [02:55] jpilot isn't working in my intrepid [02:55] anyone using jpilot? [03:19] In vmwareserver2.0 anyone know how to change the release input hotkeys? [03:22] palm sync is completely broken in intrepid [03:25] will intrepid include firefox 3.1? [03:25] ..which is in late alpha? [03:26] No [03:26] thanks. [03:34] Blammo. [03:49] Why does Firefox depend on Synaptic? [03:49] Since when? [03:50] there's that firefox plugin that does the automatic flash install [03:50] Dunno [03:50] some ubuntu specific plugin [03:51] I just did an install of firefox and was a bit overwhelemed by how large it waas [03:51] it depends on gksu and synatpic [03:51] synaptic [03:51] yeah that's the ubuntu firefox plugin [03:51] it needs those to install codecs or whatever it does [03:52] ubu fox! [03:52] I love that pluggin [03:58] can someone explain to me how to change xorg video card settings in 8.1? [04:00] dkpg-reconfigure doesn't give me any options regarding the actual chipset or gfx memory, and xorg.conf just has "prefered.. device" [04:00] :S [04:00] Is K application support for version 4 expected to be more complete by final release? [04:01] bobertdos: scorched earth worked [04:02] danbh_intrepid: What does it do? [04:05] anyone? [04:05] DaSkreech: its the thing that makes firefox auto-download codecs, and flash, and other plugins. Java too I think [04:05] What is this "ifupdown (br0)" item in my NetworkManager? [04:05] Ah [04:06] DaSkreech: I don't need it myself, because I always just install restriced-extras, but It makes me ALLOT more comfortable in recommending ubuntu to other people [04:07] DanaG: broadcomm? maybe wifi [04:08] just got a pilot-link update but palm sync is still broken [04:13] Actually, the br0 is the bridge I host my VMs on. [04:13] I just don't get why it shows up in NetworkManager like that. [04:14] can someone explain to me how to change xorg video card settings in 8.1? [04:15] With prayer [04:15] heh [04:16] same as always? [04:16] edit xorg.conf's Device section... [04:16] all it has in there is "prefered device" [04:16] for each section [04:16] Take it out and put what you need to be in there [04:17] i suppose that could work hehe [04:17] there's no script or anything? === DanaG1 is now known as DanaG [04:17] xfix ? [04:18] never heard of it [04:18] what happened to the good ole days of xf86cfg [04:18] :S [04:21] nmaxt2: what exactly are you trying to configure? [04:22] nmaxt2: who cares what it's called? just edit it [04:22] in my xorg.conf there's "Configured video device" [04:22] editing the options there works like a charm [04:23] editing/adding [04:26] half way through install i get "Media change: please insert the disc labeled 'Ubuntu 8.10**** [04:26] anyone get that in the ibex install? [04:26] xorg replaced xfree so XF86config was replaced with xorg.conf [04:27] and now xorg.conf is replaced with autoconfiguration : p [04:27] danbh_intrepid: how does the nvidia settings manager interface with it? [04:28] if by 'it', you mean X autoconfiguration, the answer is 'it doesn't' [04:28] cup0spam: nope [04:28] right after Configuring APT sources, the install pops up saying "Please insert the disc labeled: 'Ubuntu 8.10 _Intrepid Ibex_ - Beta i386 (20080930.4)' in the drive '/cdrom/' and press enter. [04:28] wtf could be causing that? [04:29] cup0spam: I dunno. Maybe it just adds what it needs to. AFAIK, you can still put stuff in xorg.conf and it will work [04:29] i've tried to burns [04:29] two [04:29] palm sync broken [04:29] both alternate cd [04:29] s [04:29] i installed with the alt. cd worked super [04:30] is there a way for me to wipe everything clean? [04:30] off my software raid rives [04:30] drives [04:30] and install ibex [04:30] lemme rephrase, is there an "easy" way, using the live cd perhaps? [04:31] CLick install? [04:31] yeah that wont work [04:31] the live cd doest see software raid [04:32] that's what hte alt cd is for i guess [04:52] Grrrr, why isn't my trackpad scrolling working in intrepid? [04:53] scrolly is good [04:53] mine works [04:53] i'm on a dell inspiron 1420 [04:54] and scrolling with the trackpad has been broken the entire time i've been on intrepid [04:54] <|neon|> how do i change icons on intrepid? is there something like the control panel on hardy? [04:55] |neon|: system > preferences > appearance [04:55] choose a theme and hit customize [04:55] then go to icons tab [04:55] <|neon|> is is the same on kubutnu? [04:55] No [04:56] although it's a similar process i'm sure [04:57] <|neon|> i see system but no preferences [04:57] in kde? [04:57] <|neon|> yes [04:57] hey folks... [04:57] i'm not familiar with kde, look around in the prefs [04:57] gotta restart x, brb [04:57] <|neon|> ok thx [04:58] I'm trying to set up ssh for remote console access... I've installed ssh on the server and ssh-client on the client machine, and I can ping the server from the client, but when I try ssh (ip_of_server) it tells me Connection refused. What steps have I missed? [04:58] i submitted a bug report about palm sync being broken [04:59] amor's(from kdetoys) ballon stop work here, anyone can confirm that? [04:59] i'm on a thinkpad [04:59] grrr [04:59] Why does it always seem like every ubuntu release we take two steps forward and one step back [04:59] some things are fixed, others broken [04:59] Reressions suck [04:59] regressions [05:00] something as simple as a trackpad works fine one release and is hosed the next [05:00] makes no sense [05:02] i can't believe the pda team hasn't gotten back to me about this yet [05:02] well this isn't a release yet [05:02] yet [05:02] but i've been living with a broken vert scroll for 3 months now [05:02] and the release date is this month [05:03] fyi [05:03] anyone who cares [05:03] my problem above was solved with swapping out my optical drive [05:03] lufis someone earlier was complaiing about this there's a workaround apparently for inspiron [05:03] wastrel: i've been googling around [05:04] sigh. [05:04] 23:20 < wgrant> If not, back up your xorg.conf and run http://albertomilone.com/ubuntu/input/inputdevices [05:05] the if not being "do you have any strange input devices" [05:05] danbh_intrepid: Hooray!! Finally figured it out. My sound will not break as long as I install KDE 4 WITHOUT installing any of the K apps (like Amarok) that are still on 3.5 ahead of time. [05:05] like a wacom tablet or something [05:05] ^^ lufis [05:05] bobertdos: interesting [05:05] wastrel: ok [05:06] wastrel: what's this do exactly? [05:07] danbh_intrepid: Well, I figured that if I installed Kubuntu without installing Amarok separately, that would allow for a cleaner environment that would not break anything, and I was right :p [05:08] lufis: not sure, looks like it generates a new xorg.conf file... i'm not a python coder [05:08] lol [05:08] here goes nothin'... [05:09] bobertdos: How does your sound break? [05:12] my sound is broken too! https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/279478 is my problem :\ [05:12] Launchpad bug 279478 in alsa-driver "alsa sound fades out when headphones are plugged in until you inaudible" [Undecided,New] [05:12] daskreech: Well, upon upgrading to the -5 kernel (persisting in -6), the old startup sound from K 3.5 would play when I logged in, and then I would find my sound deadlocked. I would then kill X, log back in, and everything would be fine. [05:13] wastrel: no such luck [05:13] Hmm [05:13] I can play sound now but it's really really low [05:13] ah well. [05:13] daskreech: Eventually, I figured this had something to do with having Amarok installed, because Amarok still uses 3.5 [05:15] DaSkreech: the default sound settings when installing intrepid really could be done a bit better imho... loads and loads of ppl fighting to sort out constantly.. [05:16] daskreech: The next thing I did was to install Kubuntu and see if the sound would break in there too, it didn't. So thenm for the third time, I reinstalled the OS, built things up again on the Gnome side. Then I thought, "This time, I'll install Kubuntu without installing Amarok first. After doing that, everything works perfectly and nothing breaks. [05:16] DaSkreech: have you run alsamixer in the rerminal and upped the sliders?? [05:17] Now the only other problem I've having is that CUPS appears to be busted. [05:17] bobertdos: I gave up on Kubuntu and did a clean install of ubuntu/gnome - mainly cos i spent 2 days trying to fix sound in kubuntu with no luck.. [05:17] hmm, fglrx is not installable here [05:17] frybye: Yes [05:17] frybye: Well, of course, results will vary from system to system, but this is what worked for me. [05:18] DaSkreech: and nothing muted...right device etc.. [05:18] Has anyone been experiencing malfunctioning CUPS drivers? [05:18] anybody using fglrx on intrepid? [05:18] bobertdos: I must admit i would not know how to install Kubuntu without amarok installing - it is in default right? [05:18] frybye: Yeah I can hear stuff just you have to turn everything up just to have it be at head boppin level [05:19] frybye: Well yes it is, but I meant that before this point, I had been installing Amarok in Gnome, without Kubuntu. That was essentially the problem. [05:20] bobertdos: i c [05:20] DaSkreech: did you check https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs to see if it is already being worked on as a bug?? [05:20] * bobertdos checks launchpad for CUPS issues [05:21] nope [05:21] DaSkreech: that might be the next thing to do... [05:21] Let me figure out if it's a bug first :) [05:22] searching the bug database to see if listed is prolly one of the quickest ways to see if it is likely to be a bug or..? [05:22] especially if the datails they give match your own situation - [05:23] Ah right [05:27] Hmm [05:27] no xterm bydefault? [05:27] So what happens when I log in to a failsafe from the GUI? [05:39] how does jockey-gtk know if it should suggest nvidia driver? [05:40] i think with nvidia-common, i believe it's a script that "reads" your card [05:41] CarlFK, http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/nvidia-common [05:42] so that's whos to blame [05:43] legacy? [05:43] 10de:002d nVidia Corporation NV5M64 [RIVA TNT2 Model 64/Model 64 Pro] [05:43] waiting on nvidia to put out the legacy driver for intrepid [05:43] not sure really - but the box has issues when i enable whatever jockey suggests - trying to debug now [05:44] can you even activate the driver? [05:44] in jocky? [05:44] yeah [05:45] good q. it lets me try, says need to reboot, box reboots, then either hang/reboots before X starts, or says 'x won't start ' [05:45] so it does something [05:46] " This package will find obsolete NVIDIA drivers in use, detect the hardware and recommend the most appropriate driver. " [05:46] how can I do that in a shell? [05:46] /shrug [05:46] I want to see this recommend thing [05:46] if it's recommending the 96 driver, the 96 doesn't work yet [05:47] or the 71 =( [05:51] heh - who let this pass? vim /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/NvidiaDetector/nvidiadetector.py [05:52] mainly the big chunks of #ed out code at the end [05:52] Would any1 have problems installing the nvidia proprietary driver using restricted driver manager in the latest intrepid beta? [05:52] yes. [05:53] elfgoh: I think only 177 works [05:53] transcode doesn't seem to have been built with mpeg4 codecs anybody else see this/ [05:54] there isn't a better way to do this? p1 = Popen(['dpkg', '--get-selections'], stdout=PIPE) [05:54] CarlFK, danbh_intrepid: tks i think i tried 177.... just saw new kernel updates... will try again n report back [05:55] anyway is there a bug report filed for that already? [05:55] i haven't found any on launchpad [05:55]