[01:23] <shubjero> coreycb: i think the latest cinder update broke detachments. Referring to  Ubuntu Security Notice USN-6073-1 and im still on ussuri and now detachments all fail with this "ERROR oslo_messaging.rpc.server cinderclient.exceptions.NotAcceptable: The server could not comply with the request since it is either malformed or otherwise incorrect. (HTTP 406) (Request-ID:
[01:23] <shubjero> req-7385b9cb-8e0a-40a6-88af-3380511ec306)"
[01:26] <shubjero> maybe i need to do this In order to recognize that a request is being made by a service on behalf of a user, Nova must be configured to send a service token along with the user token. If this configuration change is not made, the cinder change will reject any request to delete an attachment associated with a volume that is attached to an instance. Nova must be configured to send a service
[01:26] <shubjero> token to Cinder, and Cinder must be configured to accept service tokens. This is described in the following document and IS NOT AUTOMATICALLY APPLIED BY THE LINKED PATCHES: (Using service tokens to prevent long-running job failures) https://docs.openstack.org/cinder/latest/configuration/block-storage/service-token.html The Nova patch mentioned in step 2 includes a similar document more
[01:26] <shubjero> focused on Nova: doc/source/admin/configuration/service-user-token.rst
[02:45] <luna> Ubuntu 23.04 Review in this weeks DLN
[03:52] <BraveheartBSD> Updated to kernel 5.15.72, a start job is running for ZFS Import pools by cache file, system is not bootable
[03:54] <mybalzitch> how long did you let it sit for
[03:56] <BraveheartBSD> 90 min
[03:56] <BraveheartBSD> still going
[03:56] <mybalzitch> you don't happen to have multiple pb of storage do you?
[03:57] <BraveheartBSD> 19tb, 8 x 3gb
[03:58] <mybalzitch> have you tried ctrl+alt+delete and booting the previous kernel?
[04:00] <BraveheartBSD> Ok, same error.
[04:02] <BraveheartBSD> The pool is there, zpool import shows it as being online
[04:07] <BraveheartBSD> zpool blocked for more than 120 seconds, txg_sync for same time
[05:31] <BraveheartBSD> Any zpool command will hang the server
[16:25] <luna_> security patching Ubuntu one last time before i flip and take weekend fully until Friday as tommorow is a red day here in Europe


[22:48] <donvito2> as boot menu
[22:48] <wawowe> TPBEurope: what are the different resolutions listed under?
[22:48] <donvito2> and i think i installed ubuntu from wubi
[22:49] <donvito2> with usb stick
[22:49] <jagginess> donvito, so make grub2 install to /dev/<sda or sdb-- find out>
[22:49] <TPBEurope> xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[22:49] <TPBEurope> Screen 0: minimum 320 x 175, current 1440 x 900, maximum 1440 x 1024
[22:49] <TPBEurope> default connected 1440x900+0+0 0mm x 0mm
[22:49] <TPBEurope> Holy crap. It can go up to 1440x1024?!
[22:49] <jagginess> donvito, can you boot into ubuntu?
[22:49] <wawowe> TPBEurope: one line lower
[22:49] <donvito2> yes if i put my usb stick
[22:49] <wawowe> TPBEurope: what does it say
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> TPBEurope: higher res = lower refresh :)
[22:49] <donvito2> if i dont put i get some eror hal.dll
[22:49] <jagginess> donvito2, ubuntu installer or or "installed" is on usb?
[22:50] <TPBEurope>    1280x1024      50.0     92.0     51.0
[22:50] <donvito2> installer is on usb
[22:50] <TPBEurope> ActionParsnip, As long as I'm running it, buddy :P
[22:50] <x3no> Hello. i am experimenting with a dd command to put zero bytes on all the sectors my ecternal HDD has. However, after writing my password in the terminal it shows absolutely nothing. Is the zero-byte-writing in progress or i am doing something wrong?
[22:50] <jagginess> donvito, is ubuntu installed?
[22:50] <donvito2> yes
[22:50] <wawowe> TPBEurope: doesn't say anything like "CRT connected"?
[22:51] <jagginess> donvito, boot into rescue shell with usb installer
[22:51] <TPBEurope> Don't see that anywhere.
[22:51] <L3top> x3no: yes.
[22:51] <donvito2> but i need to disconect from here
[22:51] <wawowe> TPBEurope: look for the word "connected"
[22:51] <L3top> x3no: unless you did something wrong
[22:51] <TPBEurope> I pasted that up there ^^
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> hi chalcedony
[22:51] <wawowe> TPBEurope: oh sorry
[22:52] <TPBEurope> :P
[22:52] <wawowe> TPBEurope: xrandr --addmode default "1280x768_60.00"
[22:52] <jagginess> donvito, oh
[22:52] <jagginess> donvito, um..
[22:52] <ClientAlive> hi all
[22:52] <donvito2> in boot.ini
[22:52] <TPBEurope> Eh xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[22:52] <TPBEurope> xrandr: cannot find mode "1280x768_60.00"
[22:52] <chalcedony> hi hi ActionParsnip :))
[22:52] <jagginess> donvito, try doing a chroot after mount --bind if needed, then grub-install /dev/<sd??>
[22:52] <chalcedony> good to see you :)
[22:52] <jagginess> donvito, you have /dev/sda or /dev/sdb as harddrive?
[22:52] <donvito2> i will write this c:\grub2.mbr="GRUB2 Bootloader"
[22:52] <wawowe> TPBEurope: xrandr --newmode "1280x768_60.00" 80.14 1280 1344 1480 1680 768 769 772 795 -HSync +Vsync
[22:53] <x3no> L3top: did not know that zero byting takes so much time :/
[22:53] <ClientAlive> is there any way to set up an encrypted logical volume (luks) to just use your login to the system?
[22:53] <jagginess> donvito, i don't know/remember how good xp's boot.ini is, but I know vista's is good enough.. but you can use vista's on xp
[22:53] <ejv> how do I add the system monitor applet to the bar on top, this new "Unity" thing confuses the heck outta me
[22:53] <TPBEurope> xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default
[22:53] <jagginess> donvito, i mean.. you "cant".. use vista
[22:53] <jagginess> 's..
[22:53] <donvito2> ok
[22:53] <donvito2> second ill try something
[22:53] <TPBEurope> Man, this xrandr is a pain in the ass.
[22:54] <jagginess> donvito, but u can boot with what i told you to try fixing grub2
[22:55] <jagginess> donvito, are you able to determine if it's /dev/sda or sdb ?
[22:55] <wawowe> TPBEurope: use Xorg -configure
[22:55] <jagginess> btw anyone knows if this tool is good? http://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair/home/Home/
[22:55] <TPBEurope> Server is already active for display 0
[22:55] <TPBEurope> 	If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.X0-lock
[22:55] <TPBEurope> 	and start again.
[22:56] <ClientAlive> is anyone even familar with what using an encrypted volume is like? If I create another logical volume on an existing system and encrypt it, do I have to enter my pass phrase after logging into the system every time I fire up the computer?
[22:56] <wawowe> TPBEurope: ctrl+alt+f1 and service lightdm stop
[22:56] <prixon`> good night
[22:56] <TPBEurope> will that stop the gui?
[22:56] <trism> ejv: if you installed indicator-multiload, you need to create an entry in Startup Applications for it so it starts when your session starts (and optionally run it manually so you don't have to logout/login to start it now)
[22:56] <wawowe> TPBEurope: yes
[22:56] <TPBEurope> what do I do then..
[22:57] <wawowe> TPBEurope: Xorg -configure
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> or if its nvidia based:  sudo nvidia-xconfig
[22:57] <TPBEurope> If it doesn't work I do lightdm start I iamgine.
[22:57] <TPBEurope> It is nvidia based.
[22:57] <L3top> nvidia has a native tool. sudo nvidia-xconfigure
[22:58] <L3top> or maybe it is nvidia-xconfig
[22:58] <wawowe> TPBEurope: then ctrl+alt+f1, then ctrl+c, then cp ~/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf, then service lightdm start
[22:58] <jagginess> donvito, your problem is.
[22:58] <wawowe> TPBEurope: all as root or with sudo
[22:58] <jagginess> donvito, you have to know if grub2's stage1 or stage is implanted on linux's / partition
[22:58] <TPBEurope> hold on, gotta write that thing down :P
[22:59] <jagginess> donvito, or know if your supplied .mbr file has a compatbile grub2 stage1
[22:59] <L3top> ugh... TPBEurope just use sudo nvidia-xconfigure
[23:00] <L3top> It will generate an nvidia specific xorg.conf and place it where it goes.
[23:01] <jagginess> x3no, you're trying to wipeout an entire drive? btw.. you wouldnt say "zero bytes" but a stream of bytes of value "0"
[23:02] <ejv> trism: thanks! i'll give that a try
[23:02] <jagginess> donvito, xp can be booted from grub2.. if you're really stuck and lost, i'd take http://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair/home/Home/ a look if the ubuntu install cd is giving more issues
[23:03] <jagginess> ,(or if the usb installer isnt very promising)
[23:03] <ejv> this startup applications seems awfully windowsy
[23:04] <TPBEurope> Oopsy-daisy. I have a problem.
[23:04] <TPBEurope> Whenever I try doing Command-Alt-F1 it goes to a orange screen without any input available.
[23:05] <TPBEurope> *an
[23:05] <melkor> TPBEurope: try alft+f2 then.
[23:05] <jagginess> TPBEurope, probably a kms issue (kernelmodesetting for video)
[23:05] <jagginess> !kms
[23:06] <ismell> ello
[23:06] <ismell> I just installed 12.04 and I cant reszie using the bottom corners
[23:06] <ismell> the border is to small
[23:06] <jagginess> ismell, try using systemsettings/mouse and increase the drag threshold
[23:07] <TPBEurope> Nope.
[23:07] <TPBEurope> Is there any way to get out of then without having to reboot?
[23:07] <L3top> TPBEurope: you are using ctrl alt f2
[23:07] <jagginess> TPBEurope, your keyboard becomes frozen?
[23:08] <TPBEurope> Si.
[23:08] <ismell> oh i'll try that
[23:08] <L3top> * you said command and jagginess left off ctlr
[23:08] <jagginess> TPBEurope, so you cant do alt+<arrow> ? (that'll change different tty's)
[23:08] <blz777> Hello. How can I disable the nvidia drivers in 12.04 since they freeze my system? Please pm me cause I'm writing from my phone.
[23:08] <L3top> just checking.
[23:08] <TPBEurope> No, I cannot.
[23:08] <sandyd> blz777: use nomodeset at the grub menu
[23:08] <wawowe> TPBEurope: if you installed openssh-server, ssh
[23:08] <jagginess> TPBEurope, (btw you can do alt-<arrow> once in plaintext do change tty's)
[23:08] <TPBEurope> The only thing I can do in that inteface is press Control-Alt-Delete.
[23:09] <jagginess> ok
[23:09] <jagginess> so its not compeltely frozen then..
[23:09] <blz777> Sandy's, I'm in terminal only
[23:09] <ismell> hrmm, that's stil only gives me 1px to grab
[23:09] <jagginess> TPBEurope, you tried ctl-alt-f7 afterwards or ctl-alt-f8 ?
[23:09] <melkor> TPBEurope: ctrl-alt-f7 should get you back to unity.
[23:09] <blz777> sandyd *
[23:09] <sandyd> blz777: when you boot, can you access the grub menu?
[23:09] <TPBEurope> I'm gonna try it now. If I quit, that means it failed :P
[23:10] <sandyd> blz777: wait. You can boot to the terminal?
[23:10] <blz777> Grub, ok got it now
[23:10] <blz777> Sorry, I'm very sleepy.. so
[23:10] <TPBEurope> Yeah, I can get back to Unity just fine.
[23:10] <TPBEurope> But I still can't do anything over there.
[23:11] <blz777> I have to boot with parameters?
[23:11] <Outlander> Hi Team, I'm having trouble dual booting win7 and ubuntu, ubuntu installer sees drives as blank with no partitions whereas they have windows partitions already. Any urls/guides that show what I'm doing wrong?
[23:11] <sandyd> blz777: Wait. I asked if you can boot to a terminal, or if you are getting a black screen.
[23:11] <jagginess> Outlander, you using dynamic disk?
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: resize the NTFS is Windows (if you haven't left free space)
[23:12] <jagginess> blz777, i would type "stop lightdm" as root and see if you can access the physical console..
[23:12] <jagginess> blz777, can you do that?
[23:12] <Outlander> not sure, but can find out. What's the default disk type for a win7 install? This is a fresh install and I'm free to re-install eitherway
[23:12] <blz777> I am able to get a terminal with ctrl alt f2 before the ui freeze
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: and chkdsk your NTFS partition too, so you know it's healthy
[23:12] <wawowe> TPBEurope: xrandr -s 1280x1024
[23:12] <Outlander> I have a new dell inspiron 15R special edition (includes msata 32gig ssd)
[23:12] <wawowe> TPBEurope: xrandr -s 1024x768
[23:12] <sandyd> blz777: Login to the terminal. Type in "sudo apt-get purge nvidia-current"
[23:13] <jagginess> blz777, it must be X leeching the keyboard.. if you try "stop lightdm", X should release it
[23:13] <blz777> I'm sorry I'm typing so slow, but I'm in my phone ..
[23:13] <Outlander> I install windows first, then go to install ubuntu. Ubuntu disk tool can see all the partitions fine, the installer cannot
[23:13] <Outlander> Also tried alternate text install
[23:13] <TPBEurope> wawowe, still not available.
[23:13] <blz777> Ok, trying it now..
[23:13] <jagginess> Outlander, i believe you have to choose the last option that allows more custom partitioning..
[23:13] <wawowe> TPBEurope: are there no other resolutions listed under default connected when you run xrandr?
[23:14] <Outlander> I choose custom partitioning, it then shows both of my drives as blank with no partitions and only free space
[23:14] <TPBEurope> Do you want the full output?
[23:14] <Outlander> as if it cannot correctly see or recognise the partition table
[23:14] <XX> hey
[23:14] <Outlander> I've tried GUID as well as MBR partition table to install windows on
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: do you have unpartitioned space for ubuntu?
[23:14] <wawowe> TPBEurope: pastebin it
[23:14] <XX> does anyone know how i can access the network files from ubuntu?
[23:14] <jagginess> Outlander, you're using dynamic disk? (check with windows)
[23:14] <Outlander> I have space free for ubuntu partions yes
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: is the partition dynamic?
[23:14] <agentcobra> hi
[23:15] <blz777> Ok, I purged nvidia. What now?
[23:15] <TPBEurope> wawowe, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1008866/
[23:15] <Smashcat> Hi, i have a RAID1 device that's stuck at 7% resyncing. There's no errors, but it's at 7% immediately after a reboot, and never progresses
[23:15] <Outlander> Ok, so I'll check if the partition is dynamic? That might be confusing ubuntu?
[23:15] <jagginess> (ActionParsnip, not the partition, the partition table -- dynamic disk is M$ format)
[23:15] <jagginess> Outlander, no, dynamic disk, is M$ partitioning style format..
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> jagginess: ahh, i see
[23:15] <TPBEurope> See the maximum res now?
[23:16] <TPBEurope> It can change for some reason.
[23:16] <jagginess> Outlander, i believe it's not 100% reversed engineered by the ldm project
[23:16] <Outlander> If it is dynamic, I can use windows to switch it back to basic?
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: sure
[23:16] <jagginess> Outlander, you can, but with paragon's tool.. not m$
[23:16] <agentcobra> hello everybody
[23:16] <Outlander> so what's the best way to install both OSes, what order and with what caveats?
[23:17] <blz777> Jagginess, stop lightdm gave me: stop: Unknown instance
[23:17] <wawowe> TPBEurope: your monitor isn't giving edid info
[23:17] <TPBEurope> what does that mean
[23:17] <jagginess> Outlander, what does parted say? or can you acccess gparted? (a gui part tool)
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: install Ubuntu 2nd so the dual boot is managed automagically
[23:17] <Outlander> parted sees all patitions
[23:17] <jagginess> blz777, try it with sudo, or try using superuser (sudo su -l)
[23:18] <jagginess> blz777, you using 11.10+ ?
[23:18] <techie1980> I am having some trouble getting steam to properly install via wine.  it keeps saying steam is already installed when I try to bring it in via winetricks, and I can't figure out how to clear the old install out
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> jagginess: sudo -i
[23:18] <blz777> 12.04
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> techie1980: you can delete ~/.wine and all the apps you installed will go with it :)
[23:18] <wawowe> TPBEurope: boot into single usermode and run the Xorg -configure
[23:18] <Outlander> ActionParsnip: but first I'll need to ensure using the tool from Paragon that can ensure the win partitions are not dynamic?
[23:18] <jagginess> blz777, should be lightdm as well i believe (past 11.10)
[23:19] <TPBEurope> is that the recovery thing on bootup?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: I believe you can change it in disk manager
[23:19] <jagginess> Outlander, no..
[23:19] <TPBEurope> does it matter if I upgraded the kernel, btw>
[23:19] <jagginess> Outlander, i said you can check that with windows if you want.. you may possibly be able to tell with linux tools/cli commands
[23:19] <wawowe> TPBEurope: and under Depth put: Modes "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
[23:19] <Outlander> and with windows, i can set it back to basic partition?
[23:19] <jagginess> Outlander, rt-click computer and choose 'manage'.. in the Disk Management section..
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Outlander: i believe so
[23:19] <Outlander> ok cool
[23:20] <Outlander> Will try that and see how I go
[23:20] <Outlander> thanks heaps!
[23:20] <techie1980> ActionParsnip: are there conf files elsewhere that might also refer to what winetricks thinks is installed?
[23:20] <wawowe> TPBEurope: then mv /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf and reboot
[23:20] <TPBEurope> brb
[23:20] <blz777> Ive had trouble with nvidia and 12.04 but found a way to make my system work without nvidia drivers
[23:20] <jagginess> Outlander, if its dynamic give me a pm.. i can tell you how to put it back to basic
[23:20] <jagginess> blz777, i thought you said it freezes.. so you fixed it?
[23:21] <blz777> I can't find that solution now.. had to do with removing nvidia and setting default drivers for the system
[23:21] <guest65536> hello. I am trying to change the screen refresh rate in 12.04. I have a samsung lcd monitor, and an nvidia 260gtx. xrandr says the refresh rate is 50Hz but it should be 60Hz. The nvidia control panel says 60Hz, but how can I be sure what the real refresh rate is?
[23:22] <blz777> Yes, when I manage to start lightdm, it freezes after a minute or so
[23:22] <spaceneedle> Odd: Earlier today I had my laptop on when suddenly a window popped open wanting me to install what appeared to be a language pack.  I updated thru synaptic but no language pack was installed.
[23:22] <blz777> It's now stuck at logo screen at startup
[23:23] <jagginess> blz777, you're able to um.. boot into runlevel 1.. try working on your real computer than from your phone
[23:23] <blz777> Let me try installing irc from terminal and get back to you
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> guest65536: you can use an xorg.conf file and override what is allowed
[23:24] <jagginess> guest65536, this is often the case when E-did is not picked up properly (it should say success or fail in /var/log/Xorg.0.log)
[23:24] <guest65536> ActionParsnip I will check the xorg.0.log now
[23:25] <jagginess> guest65536, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_display_identification_data
[23:26] <jagginess> guest65536, sometimes it may happen if the cable is too long or someone is using a kvm (a monitor switch box)
[23:26] <TPBEurope> It said it failed.
[23:26] <TPBEurope> Didn't give a specific error.
[23:26] <wawowe> TPBEurope: what failed?
[23:26] <TPBEurope> Xorg -configure.
[23:26] <blz777-hp> hello again
[23:27] <wawowe> TPBEurope: are you root?
[23:27] <TPBEurope> Positive.
[23:27] <blz777-hp> jagginess, you there?
[23:27] <wawowe> TPBEurope: try: init 2
[23:27] <TPBEurope> wawowe, Let me just ask. Are you sure you know what I'm trying to do here?
[23:28] <wawowe> TPBEurope: you're trying to get a decent resolution on your display
[23:28] <wawowe> TPBEurope: that doesn't stretch or distort things
[23:28] <jagginess> blz777-hp, you get errors /var/log/Xorg.0.log ? see which driver it actually uses
[23:28] <TPBEurope> wawowe, Yeah, I'm trying to add a few custom res to the nvidia-settings thing.
[23:29] <wawowe> TPBEurope: why do you want 1280x768?
[23:29] <blz777-hp> jagginess, i will now
[23:29] <blz777-hp> !ls
[23:29] <TPBEurope> wawowe, So far I thought that was the one it supported.
[23:29] <blz777-hp> oops :D
[23:29] <TPBEurope> wawowe, But it turns out it can go up to 1440 x 1024.
[23:29] <bozrdang> I'm running 12.04 and I have the following line in /etc/fstab - //<IP_ADDRESS>/Kevin  /home/kevin/Tower2-Kevin cifs _netdev,file_mode=077,dir_mode=077 0 0.  My problem is that the mount is not created on boot, but it is created if I run sudo mount -a in terminal.  How do I get it mount at boot?
[23:29] <wawowe> TPBEurope: it can't really
[23:29] <blz777-hp> if i only knew how to get out of that epic5 irc i just installed :D
[23:29] <TPBEurope> wawowe, So is it tricking me or what?
[23:30] <wawowe> TPBEurope: it didn't give the edid info, so X just made all that up
[23:30]  * jagginess thinks apt-get install pastebinit , cat /var/log/Xorg.log |pastebinit -t mypasteTitle , then paste url
[23:30] <TPBEurope> wawowe, But.. wait..
[23:30] <TPBEurope> wawowe, So what the heck am I running now?
[23:30] <wawowe> TPBEurope: that's why xrandr didn't work
[23:30] <wawowe> TPBEurope: init 2
[23:30] <wawowe> TPBEurope: then hopefully Xorg -configure
[23:30] <jagginess> blz777-hp, try ctl-alt-f2 ?
[23:31] <sinistrad> I installed ubuntu 12.04 64 bit. Sound worked on previous versions. I installed this one fresh. My sound isn't working though. Here is a paste of my alsa logs: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=5b73308f5bd30eb10871163137b1da094e5fa6cd
[23:31] <Smashcat> bozrdang: Probably because it needs samba running before it can mount that. You could try making it an automount, then it will attempt to mount it when you first try to use it
[23:31] <ejv> how do I make the expand window area larger, it's terribly small
[23:33] <blz777-hp-2> jagginess, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1008881
[23:33] <bozrdang> Smashcat:  Linux newb here.  How do I make it an auto mount?
[23:33] <OerHeks> ejf to expand a window: alt F8
[23:33] <recon69_lap> sinistrad: had some sound weirdness, but to do with earphones
[23:34] <sinistrad> recon69_lap, Hrm, I'll try that
[23:34] <ejv> neat trick
[23:34] <jagginess> sinistrad, maybe you want a simple ~/.asoundrc file made to specify a default output..
[23:34] <ejv> not exactly what i was looking for, but helps thanks
[23:34] <Smashcat> bozrdang: look up the AutoFS stuff - pretty easy to use really. Alternatively you could just add a script to run after the other bootup scripts to run the command you run as root manually.
[23:34] <guest65536> jagginess I checked the xorg.0.log file and it looks like the edid was found. I can't see an error, and it looks like it should be set to 60hz, but it's not http://paste.ubuntu.com/1008882/
[23:34] <recon69_lap> sinistrad: the issue i was getting is that pluggin in earphone would not stop main sound, but booting with earphones in turned off main sound
[23:35] <bozrdang> Smashcat:  thanks.  I'll look that up.
[23:35] <Smashcat> bozrdang: Info on the second option here: http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/09/07/adding-a-startup-script-to-be-run-at-bootup/
[23:36] <techie1980> I am having a problem installing steam on ubuntu. I have symlinked my /home/$user/.wine directory to a path with enough space to install games, but steam keeps coming back saying there's not enough free space and giving me how much is availible in my /home. any ideas of how to correct the issue?
[23:37] <TPBEurope> init 2 worked up until the login, upon which it denied every possible login I tried
[23:37] <sinistrad> recon69_lap, jagginess,  the only output device I have is "Dummy Output". The headphones don't seem to work either
[23:37] <TPBEurope> afterward it screwed up the screen and rebooted
[23:38] <wawowe> TPBEurope: do you know your password? or have autologin enabled by default or something?
[23:38] <TPBEurope> No, sir. I know it, and auto-login isn't enabled.
[23:38] <binwin20> hello world
[23:39] <jagginess> blz777-hp-2, cant say much other than try disabling nouveau.kms (you probably can with kernel bootline), and see if the problem goes away
[23:39] <guest65536> here is my xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/1008889/ and I think it says it should be 60hz. So why is xrandr reporting only 50hz? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1008892/
[23:39] <TPBEurope> wawowe, I know this is stupid to ask but are you sure it is not actually runing the resolution?
[23:40] <jagginess> sinistrad, but your playlist devices on that pastebin url shows it isnt a dummy output
[23:40] <wawowe> TPBEurope: running the resolution you want?
[23:41] <TPBEurope> Yeah.
[23:41] <TPBEurope> wawowe: Would you like me to demonstrate what I mean?
[23:41] <wawowe> TPBEurope: if you're happy with the way it looks then there's no point in changing it
[23:41] <wawowe> TPBEurope: yea
[23:42] <sinistrad> jagginess, <shrugs> that's all it shows in my sound prefs app
[23:42] <emes> how well does ubuntu run on a macbook air?
[23:43] <TPBEurope> wawowe, hold on a sec.
[23:44] <jagginess> sinistrad, aplay --list ?
[23:44] <jagginess> !mac
[23:44] <jagginess> i believe you need refit.sf.net
[23:44] <jagginess> (refit for making linux boot on a mac)
[23:45] <nimei> Hi. When using 'dhclient' and iw/ifconfig manually, I never get a DHCPOFFER. I've installed network-manager and it couldn't connect either. However, when I've installed nm-applet and I clicked on the network name, it works without problems. Is there any rational explanation for this? (this is a wireless/ndiswrapper connection)
[23:45] <wawowe> TPBEurope: as far as init 2 boot up normally then edit /etc/init/tty1.conf and change "exec /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty1" --> "exec /sbin/login -f TPBEurope" then reboot into single user, run init 2, then Xorg -configure
[23:45] <jagginess> nimei, you either use ifupdown scripts or networkmanager (nmcli, nm* command)
[23:46] <wawowe> TPBEurope: replace TPBEurope with your username
[23:46] <TPBEurope> do you mind if I pm you here, or whatever that's called on irc?
[23:46] <jagginess> nimei, nm-applet works with dbus/networkmanager
[23:46] <nimei> jagginess: My goal would be to connect without the need for network-manager at all.
[23:46] <wawowe> TPBEurope: go ahead
[23:46] <sinistrad> jagginess, http://pastebin.com/Y61M6Q6X
[23:46] <Cerrdor> I need to run the output of /var/log/messages in the terminal with -f how do I do that?
[23:46] <jagginess> nimei, ya.. that's possible.. but you have to edit networkmanager conf, (there's manpages but not much tutorials on this)
[23:46] <EliahKagan> Cerrdor: perhaps you're thinking of: tail -f /var/log/messages
[23:47] <jagginess> sinistrad, as regular user try, /etc/init.d/alsa-utils reset 0
[23:47] <EliahKagan> that will show the end of /var/log/messages, and it will keep running, showing each line as it is added to the file
[23:47] <Cerrdor> EliahKagan, yeah after I pasted that I realized I was missing something crucial lol
[23:48] <jagginess> scratch that.. it doesnt exists anymore
[23:48] <jagginess> sinistrad, ^
[23:49] <sinistrad> jagginess, No such file or directory
[23:49] <sinistrad> jagginess, yep
[23:49] <nimei_> Sorry, disconnected.
[23:49] <jagginess> sinistrad, there a ~/.asoundrc file?
[23:49] <sinistrad> jagginess, no. Not sure how to create one
[23:50] <TPBEurope> Folks, any idea on how to install Tibesti, the screen recorder in 12.04?
[23:50] <jagginess> sinistrad, is this an onboard audio or a card audio?
[23:50] <sinistrad> jagginess, onboard laptop audio
[23:50] <jagginess> sinistrad, what model is it?
[23:51] <jagginess> sinistrad, often more than not, sometimes a fix to this for laptops has to do with passing a special parameter
[23:51] <guest65536> jagginess here is my xorg.conf  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1008889/ It looks 60hz is configured. but why is xrandr still not showing it correctly?
[23:51] <jagginess> (for the sound module)
[23:52] <sinistrad> jagginess, 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[23:52] <jagginess> sinistrad, no.. the laptop model..
[23:53] <sinistrad> jagginess, HP HDX 16-1140US
[23:54] <GeekSquid> TPBEurope: sudo apt-get install tibesti  -- or you can do it from synaptic or USC
[23:55] <TPBEurope> oh it's not in the repos I think
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> !info tibesti
[23:56] <GeekSquid> ActionParsnip: yes it does.. it is in the extra repos
[23:58] <jagginess> sinistrad, no sound ever plays with aplay ?
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> GeekSquid: never said it didn't :)
[23:58] <GeekSquid> ActionParsnip: perhaps I should be speaking to our gentle bot
[23:58] <jagginess> sinistrad, if i were you i'd take to see if i need special module parameters (like model= ) .. these go into the module options file, or can be tested on the fly with the modprobe command..
[23:59] <TPBEurope> found it, nvm folks
[23:59] <jagginess> sinistrad, the option parameters are passed to the snd-hda-intel module
[23:59] <sinistrad> jagginess, I created an .asoundrc file. I guess I'll need to relog to try if it works
[23:59] <jagginess> sinistrad, may be related, you probably need something much simpler than what this post has..  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1191894.html