[01:58] <giano> alguem do brasa?
[01:58] <ruffleS> hello?
[01:59] <giano>  alguem sabe como? instalar kernel rt no maverick
[02:00] <ruffleS> hi. is there any portuguese speaking support channel for ubuntu studio? any1?
[02:00] <ruffleS> giano, o pessoal aqui fala inglês. vamos ver se tem canal em pt
[02:01] <giano> ok
[02:02] <giano> ruffleS o pessoal aqui é meio devagar perto do ubuntu-br la o bagulho bomba rsrsrsrsrsr
[02:02] <ailo> Don't think there are any other channels for UbuntuStudio tha I know of. It is possible to add a -lowlatency kernel to Maverick, maybe even an rt kernel, though there are no recent -rt kernels available. I would suggest using Ubuntu Lucid for now
[02:03] <ruffleS> ailo, thanks. dude needs some help so i figured i should send him over here
[02:03] <ruffleS> cheers
[02:03] <ailo> ruffleS,  there's always google translate :)
[02:04] <ruffleS> ailo, yeah.. and english schools lol
[02:04] <giano> ruffleS o lucid não funciona minha placa de rede ja tentei vou experimentar o lowlatency valeu pela ajuda
[02:05] <ruffleS> giano, é pq aqui a coisa é mais específica
[02:05] <ruffleS> giano, qual é sua placa de rede?
[02:06] <giano> ruffleS  Atheros Communications AR8131 Gigabit Ethernet
[02:07] <ailo> giano: Here's some info on getting -lowlatency for Maverick http://jackschnippes.freeunix.net/index.php/2010/11/04/lowlatency-kernel-and-realtime-kernel-for-ubuntu-10-10-maverick
[02:07] <giano> ruffleS no ubuntu desktop reconhece no studio não vai entender
[02:07] <ruffleS> ailo, he says his ethernet card "Atheros Communications AR8131 Gigabit Ethernet" doesn't work on Lucid Lynx
[02:08] <ailo> But it works on Maverick?
[02:08] <giano> yes
[02:08] <ruffleS> he also says his ethernet card is recognized by ubuntu however ubuntu studio fails to recognize it
[02:09] <ruffleS> giano, da uma lida ai nesses links que o ailo te passou. talvez te ajude
[02:09] <ailo> That's strange. I don't know so much about the problem there. Is network-manager installed?
[02:09] <ruffleS> giano, o network manager tá instalado?!
[02:10] <giano> sim ele não reconhece desde o processo de instalação estranho isso né
[02:10] <giano> network manager esta instalado
[02:11] <ailo> Usually those drivers are apart of the kernel, and as long as it is the same kernel, the card should be recognizable on any system.
[02:11] <ruffleS> network manager is indeed installed. ethernet card ain't being recognized from installation
 concordo isso é muito estranho
[02:12] <giano> deveria reconhecer
[02:12] <ruffleS> giano, geralmente esses drivers estão separados do kernel e já que é o mesmo kernel a placa deveria ser reconhecida em qualquer sistema
[02:13] <giano> concordo mas vai entender? rsrsrs
[02:14] <ruffleS> dude's gonna have to pay me 30 bucks every half hour of translation. and google translate is a free service.. lol
 vou tentar o lowlatency se conseguir dou um toque já volto obrigado
[02:14] <ruffleS> giano, você vai me pagar 30 reais a cada meia hora de tradução
[02:14] <ruffleS> giano, ok. boa sorte
[02:16] <ruffleS> ailo, he's now gonna try to get the lowlatency thing working. Tack för din tid och hjälp! (that was google translate)
[02:16] <ruffleS> o/
[02:16] <ruffleS> to work*
[02:17] <ailo> ruffleS, Thanks. Hope it works out. I was investigating about his card and it seems it has not always been working out of the box.
[02:17] <ailo> ruffleS, I only see older posts about it, like this one http://wonkymind.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-get-atheros-ar8131-working-in.html
[02:18] <ruffleS> oooooh... that may be the problem. perhaps a missing driver? a re$$$tricted one?
[02:18] <ailo> I just find it strange that it would work on regular Ubuntu and not UbuntuStudio. Should just be a matter of having the driver
[02:19] <ailo> Both are really the same, and they share the same kernel
[02:19] <ruffleS> there probably is some extra parameter ubuntu studio passes on to the kernel
[02:19] <ailo> No extra parameters
[02:19] <ailo> Maverick only has the generic kernel too
[02:21] <ailo> If he can get it to work with regular Ubuntu, I would start with installing that and adding Ubuntustudio packages on top of that
[02:21] <ruffleS> i see.. lucky me that my notebook works out of the box :D i hope he gets lucky too. i'm not really a specialist on the matter so i just figured i should send him to the right place to talk to the right people. i'm a regular user here. didn't even know what lowlatency and realtime kernels were
[02:22] <ruffleS> maybe he was talking about different ubuntu versions.. maybe his ubuntu studio was based on lucid and his desktop edition was a maverick meerkat
[02:22] <ailo> If so, they would have different kernels, and that could explain it.
[02:22] <ruffleS> yep that's what i was wondering
[02:24] <ailo> ruffleS, I'm going to sleep, but if you see giano, tell him to install regular Ubuntu and add audio packages on top of that. If something breaks along the way, it would be great if he let us know.
[02:24] <ruffleS> ailo, roger that, sir. thank you again
[02:24] <ruffleS> sleep tight
[02:27] <ruffleS> ailo, he said it worked out. he says he's now using natty's lowlatency kernel and it works perfectly with jack control
[02:28] <ailo> ruffleS, good news.
[02:28] <ruffleS> yep. i should leave now. see ya
[02:28] <ailo> See you ruffleS
[03:39] <PipeManMusic> for what it's worth rnbc and rlamiero are potuguese
[18:01] <mokito> Hi all. I have just installed US in my laptop and when opening ardour I get the following message:"WARNING: Your system has a limit for maximum amount of locked memory. This might cause Ardour to run out of memory before your system runs out of memory. "
[18:03] <mokito> I have compare my /etc/security/limits.conf with the one from my desktop and it has the same content.
[18:04] <mokito> However, when I type ulimit -l in my laptop I get "64"
[18:05] <mokito> I have also compare the /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf no difference
[18:41] <doodie> so UbutuStd. is a separate OS?
[18:47] <doodie> I've already got UBUNTU10 and now want to install Ubuntustudio also. I want both. that's possible?
[19:09] <doodie> I've already got UBUNTU10 and now want to install Ubuntustudio also. I want both. that's possible???????
[21:34] <alexxio> hi, i wanna upgrade my ubuntu studio from ll to mm
[21:35] <alexxio> but auto upgrade from gui doesnt work, it seems don't check the presence of a new version
[21:35] <alexxio> what can i console-type to do that?


[16:32] <ItzSwirlz> anyone want me to test anything?
[16:32] <ItzSwirlz> snow coming out of the wazoo today, 8 inches in 12 hours lol
[16:33] <rbasak> Logan: o/ what are your plans/expectations wrt. https://code.launchpad.net/~logan/ubuntu/+source/audit/+git/audit/+merge/396803?
[16:47] <seb128> rbalint, hey, is the network-manager/systemd autopkgtest failure something on your list to investigate?
[16:48] <seb128> rbasak, I triggered a test with the release pocket version of network-manager and it's failing as well, https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/s/systemd/hirsute/amd64
[16:48] <seb128> rbasak, sorry that was for rbalint ^
[16:48] <rbasak> np :)
[16:49] <rbalint> seb128, no, i noticed that you were about to raise it with foundations and wanted to help a bit in initial triaging
[16:50] <seb128> rbalint, [0;1;39mInvalid unit name "●" escaped as "\xe2\x97\x8f" (maybe you should use systemd-escape?).[0m
[16:50] <seb128> weird
[17:16] <bdmurray> cpaelzer_: I've seen your emails about qemu but I need an AA to fully phase the package and my go to AAs are busy with 20.04.2 at the moment.
[17:34] <Logan> rbasak: I was ideally hoping to have that reviewed/merged :)
[17:35] <rbasak> Logan: sure. We're just not used to non-server team people submitting MPs to our queue. We do want this to happen, we're just not used to it :)
[17:35] <rbasak> So I want to make sure we don't get crossed wires here
[17:35] <rbasak> Can you upload the package yourself, or do you need it sponsoring?
[17:37] <Logan> hah, sorry I threw you for a loop
[17:37] <Logan> I would need it sponsored since I'm only MOTU
[17:37] <rbasak> OK. I'll take the review then. Thanks! (Probably tomorrow)
[17:37] <Logan> perfect, thank you!
[17:55] <rbasak> bryce: I think my git-ubuntu branch is ready, but maybe I should make sure the spec is pinned down before you review it again, so save you ending up reviewing it three times if changes are needed.
[18:12] <bryce> rbasak, yes, that sounds good
[23:57] <Eickmeyer> cjwatson: If you're around, do you know where in the ubiquity code the default size for the /boot partition is calculated and/or specified?
[23:58] <cjwatson> Eickmeyer: I haven't hacked on this stuff for six years
[23:58] <cjwatson> Eickmeyer: It might still be in partman-auto recipes, but I'm not sure
[23:59] <Eickmeyer> cjwatson: Ok, thanks. Know who else in here might know?
[23:59] <cjwatson> Eickmeyer: Not sure these days; I'd start by going through the changelog and looking for people who've touched partitioning-related stuff