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jdubKamion: around?12:02
jdubelmo: ping12:11
elmojdub: ?12:12
Mithrandirmdz: hmm, I can't reproduce it.. I'm asking the guy who told me.12:12
jdubelmo: can you reaim bugzilla at ubuntu-bugs now? :)12:12
elmojdub: err, not unless someone tells me how?12:13
jdubhrm12:13
jdubactually, i might be able to do it12:13
jdubi don't think i can12:14
sivangwas modconf removed from hoary?12:15
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mdzKamion: around?12:17
elmojdub: can you give me any hints?12:17
mdzsivang: modconf has never worked properly with 2.6 kernels, I don't think12:17
mdzit was not in Warty either12:17
elmobeyond grep -r warty-bugs 12:17
jdubelmo: i have no idea, really12:19
sivangmdz : ok, sorry I should have known that.12:21
mdzelmo: I can mysql it if you give me access12:22
mdzI don't think I can do it via the interface without having it mail an auth token to the list12:22
mdzhmm, actually no12:22
mdzI think that bit is hardcoded12:22
mdzelmo: grep -r it is12:23
fabbioneand right now i can declare the first room of my house FINISHED12:23
mdzelmo: Bugzilla/BugMail.pm, ~line 34212:23
elmoyeah, it's part of the patch set12:23
mdzyeah12:23
mdz00712:24
mdzfabbione: congratulations12:24
mdzI don't think i can say that about any room in my house12:24
mdzand I've been here a year12:24
fabbionemdz: eheh i know that feeling... the rest is gonna take much longer12:24
elmoI can kind of say that about my bedroom, but only because I moved everything in it to the spare room to make room for the new bed ;)12:24
fabbioneat least tomorrow i can move to the new office12:24
mdzfabbione: i386 kernel is go12:25
fabbionemdz: cool12:25
fabbionewaht about ppc?12:26
mdzI am downloading a warty powerpc image so that I can fix the kernel-image breakage that is making it unbootable12:26
mdzi.e., can't test yet12:26
fabbioneok thanks12:26
mdzI was going to use a hoary CD to fix it, but it was busted12:26
fabbioneand thanks for signing my keys12:26
fabbioneyeah Kamion said so before12:26
carlosmdz: do you know the fix? did you saw my bug report?12:26
mdzfabbione: finally :-)12:26
mdzcarlos: no and no12:27
fabbionemdz: there is always a hope..12:27
fabbionejoey was much slower than you :-)12:27
carlosmdz: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=419012:27
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mdzcarlos: oh, that12:28
mdzcarlos: that's a duplicate, shame on you :-P12:28
carlosreally?12:28
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mdzcarlos: I thought you were asking about the powerpc hoary CD12:28
mdzrather than the kernel-image breakage12:28
sivangcarlos : he makes me feel very bad when I open duplicates also ;-)12:29
carloswhich one is the other bug so I could close that one?12:29
carlossivang: :-)12:29
nictukuhi. I'm willing to make an interface to help easy translation of the site and documentation, but I need some support from you guys.12:29
mdzI am so much nicer about ubuntu duplicates than I am about debbugs duplicates :-P12:29
nictukumy idea is to help translators to keep versions in synch easily, by providing them a simple interface showing the differences between versions, and letting them just translate the part that changed (although it can't be too strict on this).12:30
mdz[Clint] : eek, versioned conflict in an essential package12:31
mdznow there's a scary apt test case12:31
elmoI hope it's not two Essential packages; that's an amusingly unknown special case 12:34
Clintmdz: to work around a bug in a non-essential package.  yes, it's great.12:34
Clintoh, and it's a replaces now, per Kamion12:35
Clintnot sure how that matters to apt12:36
nictukuwell, i'll just write it. if you find it useful, lucky me.12:38
sivangmdz : is there a way I can leave dbus-1 running, and just disable hald?12:49
jdubsivang: tried removing hal?12:49
sivangjdub : I did! It works falwlessly now, and with gamin, it's faster like a bullet12:53
sivangjdub : is there any point in leaving dbus-1 and just disabling hald?12:54
jdubyeah, other things use dbus12:55
jdubso hal is slowing your machine down badly?12:56
mdzClint: replaces is much more apt-friendly12:56
mdzClint: it's very nearly ignored12:56
sivangjdub : it was so badly, the machine became completly stoned :)12:58
sjoerdsivang: just disk access slowing or really the complete machine ?01:00
sivangjdub : ok, how can I just leave dbus-1 on and disable hald, there is not /etc/init.d/hald 01:00
jdubsivang: just uninstall hal01:00
sivangsjoerd : disk access seems to be the one which is most badly influneced, yes.01:01
jdubsee also /etc/dbus-1/event.d/ -> but removing hal would be simpler01:01
sjoerdsivang: laptop with both hd and cd on the same ide bus ?01:01
sivangsjoerd : how do I check that? lspci shows only one IDE interface.01:06
sjoerdwhat device is your cd ? hdb ?01:07
sivangsjoerd : yes01:07
sjoerdah, just turn of media checking, no need to remove hal completely01:07
sjoerdknown problem.. buy real hardware next time :)01:07
sivangsjoerd : real hardware? :)01:07
sjoerdsivang: something that has a dedicated bus for the hd and one for the cd01:09
sivangsjoerd : why this is not a problem on other machine which use the same bus for both devices?01:10
sjoerdother machine == laptop too ?01:10
sivangsjoerd : no :)01:10
sivangsjoerd : but not everyone reported that with their laptop, guess they have dedicated busses per device.01:11
sjoerdthe problem is that your cd drive goes into ``sleep'' between two hal polls01:11
sjoerdso when it polls again it has to be waken up, which makes the bus unavailable for some time01:11
sjoerdon dekstop machine, cd drives don't have this behaviour apparently01:11
jdubsjoerd: nice!01:12
sivangsjoerd : how did you find this out?01:13
sivangsjoerd : and also, why your nickname appears on the first python example at python.org ? ;-)01:13
sivangsjoerd : (the addressbook example)01:13
sjoerdthat's a coincidence :)01:14
sjoerdsivang: i know because your not the first one and there was some discussion about it on the hal list01:14
sjoerdjdub: actually, not so nice :)01:15
sivangsjoerd : ok, I'll mv the startup links back to SXX and try just diabling media check :)01:15
jdubsjoerd: well, in "challenging things to work around" bug kind of nice ;)01:15
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sjoerddunno if it happens a lot.. We could provide some fdi rules in the example to disable the media checking on just the internal cdrom.. So it still checks plugged in devices01:17
sjoerdsivang: imnsho everything a laptop that has both hd and cd on the same ide bus is just a toy.. that's what i ment with, buy real hardware01:18
sivangsjoerd : well, this isn't mine even :) if I buy one I think it's going to be a thinkpad01:18
sivangor better yet,01:18
sivanga PowerBOok01:19
sjoerdhehe01:19
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sivangpeople here say all the time how wonderful ubuntu is on the pb01:19
sivang:)01:19
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sjoerdbut debian is wonderfull :)01:19
mdzsjoerd: sjoerd doesn't run ubuntu.....yet :-)01:23
mdzfabbione: still up?01:23
sivangmdz : hehe01:24
mdzfabbione: powerpc booted and seems to work01:24
mdzfabbione: however, I found a regression on i38601:24
mdzmy CD writer is no longer recognised correctly01:24
sjoerdmdz: don't hold your breath for that :)01:25
sjoerdtime too sleep.. night!01:25
sivangsjoerd : night!01:25
fabbionemdz: yes.. i was testing 2.6.9 on i38601:26
fabbionemdz: and i got some kind of error in dmesg that i didn't like01:26
fabbionemdz: about a release function in a driver01:26
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fabbionemdz: anyway i really really need to go and get some sleep01:27
mdzfabbione: I've gotten that for many versions, nothing to worry about01:27
fabbioneit's like 1:30am01:27
mdzfabbione: I'll see if I can debug my problem01:27
fabbionemdz: ah ok01:27
fabbionemdz: what regression do you have?01:27
mdzfabbione: <mdz> my CD writer is no longer recognised correctly01:27
mdz(USB)01:27
fabbionehmmm01:27
fabbionei recall something about changing usb stuff01:28
fabbioneand it was related to usb-mass storage01:28
mdzyeah, my CD burner gets detected as mass-storage01:28
mdzworks fine under the current hoary kernel01:28
mdz(gets incorrectly detected as mass-storage under 2.6.9)01:28
mdzI'm googling it, I'll let you know tomorrow01:29
fabbione      . usb-storage-vendor-count.dpatch01:29
fabbionethat was changed01:29
fabbionemdz: it's like a 2 line diff01:29
fabbioneiirc01:29
mdzhmm01:29
mdzthat patch was added by Debian?01:29
fabbioneno it was stolen from upstream01:30
mdzfabbione: is your .dsc/.diff.gz available somewhere?01:30
fabbionebut there were 2 lines that were in conflict01:30
mdzfabbione: who added it to the package?01:30
fabbionei can uploaded01:30
mdzor it was in 2.6.8.1?01:30
fabbioneit was in 2.6.8.101:30
fabbioneupstream in 2.6.901:30
fabbionebut with 2 lines that were different01:30
fabbionelet me dig it up ..01:31
fabbionemdz: the orig is on my home on davis or concordia01:31
fabbionemdz: anyway if you check the patch from 2.6.8.101:33
fabbioneit's like 2 addition and one removal01:33
jduboh no01:33
jdubi'm going to have to choose between mjg's acpi love and inotify01:33
fabbionejdub: why?01:34
mdzfabbione: looking at it01:34
mdz 1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)01:34
jdubwell, yours won't have those crazy dsdt patches, right?01:34
fabbioneyeah...01:34
fabbionejdub: not yet...01:34
jduband mjg's doesn't have inotify :)01:34
mdzI think it's unrelated01:34
fabbionei need to discuss with mjg about them01:34
jdubunless we can convince him to rebuild against yours :)01:34
fabbionejdub: actually i would be more happy to merge the 2 in a sane way01:35
mdzthat patch smells a bit like crack01:35
fabbionemdz: but it has been applied upstream01:35
mdzfabbione: no, the dsdt patch01:35
fabbionejust slightly differnt01:35
fabbioneah ok01:35
fabbionedpkg-source: building linux-source-2.6.9 in linux-source-2.6.9_2.6.9-1.diff.gz01:36
fabbionefew secs :-)01:36
jdubmdz: really handy though01:36
jdubmdz: to the point where we might be able to ship dsdt files for known b0rk hardware :)01:37
mdzjdub: if we already know about them, we can fix them in the kernel01:37
mdzthe patch only lets you fix it after the fact01:37
mdzand leaves the user to dig up some workaround and not report a bug :-P01:37
jdubthat means we'd have to create something in the kernel which would select the right dsdt, and crank up the kernel size with dsdt foo01:37
mdzhttp://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/25461001:38
mdzfabbione: ^^ that's the problem I'm having01:38
mdzjdub: my understanding is that new ACPI patches work around this stuff in other ways01:39
mdznot shipping DSDTs01:39
fabbionemdz: checking01:40
mdzbut I haven't checked01:40
jdubmdz: the dsdt tells acpi what's going on...01:40
mdzhttp://lkml.org/lkml/2004/11/3/14701:40
mdzthat's the same problem01:40
mdzfabbione: ^^ has a workaround01:41
mdzapparently just disabling the ub driver01:41
mdzer, compiling it in01:41
sivangnight all!01:41
mdzfabbione: perhaps we should just do CONFIG_BLK_DEV_UB=n01:42
fabbionemdz: ok.. easy :-)01:42
fabbionelet me finish to read01:42
fabbioneyou are fresh and dandy ;)01:42
mdzfabbione: now that I know what to look for, that is the prevailing advice01:42
fabbionei am close to crash01:42
mdz"don't use ub"01:42
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mdzfabbione: since this is the only problem found, I would like to make that change and upload if it's OK with you01:43
fabbionewhy on heart my machine is running update-db at this time01:43
mdz(after testing that it fixes my problem, of course)01:43
fabbionemdz: wait for upload. i have other changes pending01:43
fabbionemdz: test the fix is more than OK01:43
jdubmdz: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-bugs/01:43
mdzfabbione: I would like to get something into the archive (as non-default) since it fixes many bugs, and gives something to test for unknown bugs01:44
fabbionemdz: please let me do it tomorrow01:45
mdzjdub: excellent01:45
mdzfabbione: ok, ok01:45
fabbionemdz: i want daniels changes in too since they fix other ubuntu bugs01:46
mdzfabbione: X has put you in the habit of making huge uploads with many changes :-)01:46
mdzthere is nothing wrong with making two uploads01:46
fabbionemdz: because the kernel takes 3 times as much as X to compile01:47
mdzbuildd cycles are cheap01:47
fabbioneCONFIG_BLK_DEV_UB=y -> n01:47
fabbionemdz: for our buildd yes...01:47
fabbionenot for my test machines ;)01:47
fabbionemdz: diff and dsc are on p.u.c/~fabbione/kernel/01:48
mdzwe have already tested the current stuff; if you make more changes we need to re-test01:48
mdzthanks01:48
mdzjdub: should we announce its existence?01:48
fabbionemdz: i know.. and we didn't test probably 1/10 of the changes anyway :-)01:48
fabbionethe changelog for 2.6.9 is like 1.5MB01:49
jdubmdz: yeah01:49
fabbione+ our changes01:49
jdubmdz: want me to post?01:49
fabbioneanyway i need to get some sleep01:49
fabbioneotherwise tomorrow i will be dead01:49
mdzjdub: sure, thanks01:49
mdzfabbione: night01:49
fabbionenight01:49
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mdzjdub: is there anything else hiding out on rince that we should publicise?02:00
jdubnup02:01
jdub(just checked the list)02:01
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lamontsigh... mako?02:51
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mdzfabbione: eek07:56
fabbionemdz: i found plastic pieces all over07:57
fabbioneand thanks god i had another fan big enough to replace this one07:57
fabbionebut i need to change it07:57
fabbionethis is a really bad hack07:58
mdzfabbione: does this mean no kernel builds for you today? ;-)07:58
fabbionei think i also had some disk corruption07:58
fabbionemdz: not at all.. all my devel stuff is mirrored across 3 machines :-)07:58
fabbionebut the worst thing is that the kernel didn't boot with a really annoying CRC error07:59
mdzfabbione: do you think you can get 2.6.9 into hoary today?07:59
fabbionethat means i need to build a new one and replace it07:59
fabbionemdz: sure07:59
fabbioneno doubts07:59
mdzgreat07:59
fabbionemdz: i need to wait pitti stuff07:59
fabbionemdz: that's the only bits i need to finish to merge07:59
fabbioneand i need to wait one hour at least to let all my secondaries MX to flush the cache into my server :-)08:00
mdzthose aren't regressions from 2.6.8.1, so if those bits can't be done today for whatever reason, don't let it delay you08:00
fabbione      [>....................]   recovery =  0.0% (101308/117220672) finish=2058.2min speed=948K/sec08:00
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fabbionemdz: i am still not sure what bits are missing...08:00
fabbionemdz: did you check that cd burner stuff?08:00
mdzfabbione: some of the patches in -16.108:00
mdzfabbione: I tried, but was not able to get it working08:01
fabbionearen't they upstream?08:01
mdzfabbione: some, but not all08:01
fabbioneok08:01
mdz-16.1 and some other stuff in preparation08:01
mdzherbert and pitti have details08:01
fabbionenow i remember why i did upgrade the kernel08:01
mdzfabbione: I tried removing the ub module from the usbmap, but it still didn't work for some reason08:01
fabbioneat that speed it will take ages to rebuild the raid08:02
fabbionemdz: ok...08:02
fabbionei guess we will deal with it later08:02
mdzfabbione: there was no .orig.tar.gz in your directory, and the md5 is not the same as Debian's08:02
mdzso I could not go much further08:02
fabbionemdz: on davis and concordia yes08:03
fabbioneand no.. i am not using their orig.tar.gz because it is different (prune-non-free)08:03
mdzfabbione: are you using a kernel.org tarball, then?08:04
fabbionemdz: almost.. yes08:04
mdzalmost?08:05
mdzwhere can I download your tarball?08:05
dokomorning all08:05
fabbionethere is one file that needs to be removed because DPATCH is RETARTED08:05
fabbionemdz: from my home directory on davis or concordia08:05
fabbionemdz: same as 6 hours ago :-)08:05
fabbionemdz: i didn't change location08:05
fabbionedavis:~ $ ls08:06
fabbionelinux-source-2.6.9_2.6.9.orig.tar.gz08:06
mdzunknown host davis08:06
mdzunknown host concordia08:06
fabbione.ubuntu.com08:06
fabbionethey are not in the other dns08:06
fabbioneand you need to proxy them08:06
fabbionevia chinstrap08:06
mdzI was on chinstrap08:07
mdzgah08:07
mdzthey only resolve fully qualified08:07
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mdzfabbione: any ideas for another quick test for the usb problem before I go to bed?08:08
fabbionemdz: other than recompiling the kernel without that thing no08:09
fabbionemdz: it is compiled it08:09
fabbionein08:09
fabbioneso there is no point in removing it from the usbmap08:09
mdzfabbione: Nov 30 16:32:27 <fabbione>      mdz: the orig is on my home on davis or concordia08:09
mdzfabbione: that is all you said before, not .ubuntu.com :-P08:09
fabbionemdz: next time don't go in holidays for too long :P08:09
mdzCONFIG_BLK_DEV_UB=m08:10
mdzthat is 2.6.9-108:10
fabbioneoh08:10
fabbionehmmm08:10
fabbioneyou can try compiling it in?08:10
fabbioneor rm the module from /lib/modules08:10
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jdubW: GPG error: ftp://ftp.nerim.net unstable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 07DC563D1F41B90708:29
jdub08:29
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lifelessmorning09:14
tuo2no it's not :)09:14
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fabbionepitti: ping09:23
pittifabbione: pong09:23
fabbionedude.. your mail is like: "hey have fun!"09:24
pittifabbione: it already took me very long to extract this out of Herbert's changelogs and the mail flood09:24
fabbioneehhe09:24
pittifabbione: why, you have CAN numbers, links to patches, what else do you want?09:24
fabbionepitti: we need to go trough it together09:24
pittifabbione: of course09:25
fabbionepitti: you!09:25
fabbionei want you09:25
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pittifabbione: this is only my personal track list09:25
pittifabbione: I'm back in about 5 minutes09:25
fabbioneme to09:25
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jdubmorning boys and girls. and Keybuk.09:57
danielsmorning mr dub09:58
jdubyo daniels 09:59
Keybukmorning mrs jdub09:59
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dokojdub: ping?10:20
jdubpong10:20
dokois #3811 still an isue? that's reported for OOo-1.1.210:21
jdubdoko: i don't believe so10:21
jdubdidn't hit me when i installed 1.1.310:21
dokook, thanks.10:22
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fabbioneWOW10:24
fabbioneonly 300 lines of changelog for 2.6.910:24
fabbioneand i still have to finish!10:24
fabbione+ it's not even anal as it was before dpatch trashed half of it10:25
danielsfabbione: that's nothing, kid :P10:26
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fabbionedaniels: go back and fix xorg10:26
fabbionemy glxgears shows me 7598 fps instead of 7599 10:27
fabbioneI CANNOT LIVE WITH THIS REGRESSION10:27
fabbioneahhaa10:27
danielsRESOLVED/WONTFIX10:27
pittifabbione: you have to add today's dollar value, remember10:27
danielsstop buying crappy nvidia hardware :P10:27
Matt|grrrrr10:28
Matt|i'm rocking at 40010:28
danielsMatt|: unless you can tell the difference between 400 and 450 FPS in glxgears, and care about that difference, it's unimportant10:28
Matt|daniels, im not blaming you, just whinghing about my computer10:28
danielswhy does it matter?10:28
danielsno-one actually sits there and watches glxgears10:28
danielsand notices the difference10:28
Matt|daniels, i want 759810:28
danielsbenchmark games if it bothers you10:28
danielsbut benchmarking glxgears is stupid10:29
Matt|whoa ok it was just a joke man10:29
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mvo_ping mdz10:41
pittimvo_: he already went to sleep10:43
mvo_pitti: thanks10:44
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calcand makes grub give a very useful error 21 output after first reboot10:47
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danielsfabbione: ping11:28
fabbioneyeah kid11:29
fabbioneoh11:31
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pittidaniels: ping11:35
fabbionedaniels: ?11:37
danielsfabbione: any luck with the kernel?11:40
fabbionedaniels: yes. i have almost done11:41
fabbionedaniels: i am including your patches now11:41
fabbioneafter that it is a run of buildds11:41
fabbioneand upload11:42
fabbionedilinger: sure... i will put them on the web in a sec11:47
fabbioneerhm11:47
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danielsfabbione: let me know when you upload so I can get it out of the archive to fix l-r-m11:50
fabbionedaniels: yes i know you are waiting for it :-)11:52
fabbionedaniels: 2 of your patches require kernel config modification11:56
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fabbione+ you shouldn't modify debian/ in dpatch11:56
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Kamionjdub: yo12:12
Kamionmdz: yo12:12
jdubhey Kamion 12:12
danielsfabbione: ahr, yeah12:12
Matt|guys what package provides gnome-panel-screenshot do you know?12:12
jdubKamion: have some interesting questions about installer12:12
fabbionedaniels: i will keep ipw2100-fsam7400.dpatch  synaptics-cpad-support.dpatch for -212:12
jdubMatt|: gnome-utils will include it12:12
fabbionedaniels: because it will require a resync of the configs12:12
jdubMatt|: it moved upstream12:12
Matt|thanks12:12
Kamioncalc: hey, if you know more details about that, could you add them to bug #2254 please?12:12
danielsfabbione: dude, it's one line!12:12
fabbionedaniels: and it takes hell of a lot of time12:12
danielsthe diff should even apply cleanly12:13
fabbionedaniels: that's not the point12:13
danielswhat is?12:13
fabbionedaniels: you changed for i386 & co...12:13
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danielsfabbione: right ...12:13
fabbioneif the patch is not clean, ppc and amd64 will bitch about it12:13
Kamionif the installer detects a low-memory system, it should automatically select custom mode12:13
danielsfabbione: define 'not clean'12:13
Matt|jdub, i already have gnome-utils but can't find the command12:13
fabbionedaniels: arch specific12:13
Kamionjdub: go ahead12:13
Matt|jdub, and the screenshot keybinding does not work12:13
jdubMatt|: it's not in the current package, that's why it doesn't appear in the menu12:13
Matt|oh right12:13
Matt|jdub, i see what you mean by "will" now, sorry :)12:14
Matt|kewl thx12:14
Matt|has the command changed to launch openoffice spreadsheets?12:17
jdubshouldn't have12:17
Matt|nautilus doesn't know how to open xls files12:18
jdubbut there may be borkage between the versions, perhaps in the .desktop files12:18
Matt|not worth a bug right?12:18
haggaiMatt|: oowriter12:18
haggaisomeone said there were UTF-8 errors in .desktop files, I haven't seen them myself12:19
Matt|haggai, oocalc still works ok i think12:19
haggaiMatt|: oops, yeah that's what I meant12:19
Matt|haggai, its a nautilus problem i guess12:19
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=== fabbione spins concordia and davis
elmofabbione: no -j 4 ??12:22
fabbioneelmo: not now.. i need to test the packages for real and upload12:23
fabbioneelmo: i will play leter if you don't mind :-)12:23
elmono, I don't mind, curious to see if it stays up12:23
elmobuildd does, but then very little uses > 1 CPU12:23
fabbioneelmo: with -j 4 is not an issue12:23
fabbioneelmo: run more than one buildd daemon on each box :-)12:24
fabbionefuck12:24
fabbioneconcordia has basically finished the first kernel12:24
danielsconcordia doesn't run buildd, does it?12:24
danielsyeah dude, it pantses davis12:25
fabbionethe others are still in the middle of nowhere12:25
thomelmo: i think the buildds were seeing a nasty scsi/smp interaction12:25
elmofabbione: no, concordia, davis and halley are dedicated port boxes12:25
thom(for amd64)12:25
elmothom: ah12:25
fabbioneelmo: i know they are... i didn't even question that :-)12:26
fabbione<daniels> concordia doesn't run buildd, does it?12:26
thomwhich i guess conc. wouldn't see12:26
elmoone day, I'm going to bring my computer down with me to the DC, plug it in, rename it to concordia and take the real concordia home ;)12:26
thomheh12:26
elmoand see who notices that the amd64 port box, err, isn't an amd64 first ;P12:26
elmofabbione: "dedicated" --> "no buildd"12:27
thomsee, i could get away with that :P12:27
fabbioneelmo: yes.. i meant that if you have SMP on the buildd (not concordia or davis or ..) just run more instances of buildd :-)12:27
danielselmo: i'd notice when my xorg builds didn't finish three times as quicker as davis12:28
thomi don't think anyone would notice a single amd64 3k v two opteron 2500s, would they? :P12:30
danielsthom: no, not half!12:30
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bob2guv'na12:31
Kamionhooray, lamont/elmo fixed the daily d-i build12:33
elmooh, damn that means I have to install them again12:33
danielsbob2: sun 'ill12:33
jdubthom: DUDE12:34
jdubthom: i enabled header caching today12:34
jdubthom: HOLY COW12:34
elmodebian-installer | 20041118ubuntu4.0.20041201 | i386 | 5 hours old12:34
elmokamion; hmm, doesn't seem fixed12:34
jdubthom: i wish it were something we could configure by default12:34
Kamionelmo: well, I see stuff in /dists/hoary/main/daily-installer-*/12:35
Kamionmaybe somebody bodged it?12:35
elmooh, that's yesterday's12:35
Keybukjdub: dude, GtkFileChooser should be spatial ... I want to go into a parent folder, and have it scrolled down to the same place as last time I was in there12:36
elmoGtkFileChooser should just plain suck less12:36
elmotypeahead doesn't even work12:36
Keybukelmo: it does in hoary?12:36
jdubKeybuk: :)12:37
elmooh, does it? yay12:37
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KeybukI'm determined to find time to write my Firefox-esque completion idea for Nautilus12:38
jdubi will lock you in a cupboard "accidentally" at matar12:38
Keybukkinky12:38
jdubi didn't even mention the positive reinforcement12:39
thomjdub: yeah, header caching kicks the lama's ass12:39
danielsthom: 'whips'12:39
jdubit's seriously fast12:39
jdubvery helpful for u-u12:40
thomaye12:40
Kamionjdub: header caching in what?12:42
jdubmutt12:42
thommutt12:42
jdub# header caching directory12:43
jdubset header_cache = ~/.mutt/cache12:43
jdub12:43
jdub^ yum12:43
jdub$ du -sh .mutt/cache/12:43
jdub56M     .mutt/cache/12:43
jdubheh12:43
thomjdub: um, is g-u-s supposed to work?12:43
jdubthom: yeah12:43
thom11:43 ~% ls -lh tmp/mutt-header-cache12:43
thom-rw-------  1 thom thom 118M 2004-12-01 11:21 tmp/mutt-header-cache12:43
jdubyou went with one file12:44
jdub?12:44
thomjdub: is it supposed to show up in nautilus?12:45
thomjdub: yeah12:45
jdubthom: it should appear in Network, yeah12:46
jdubthom: ah, you might be hitting some funny mdnsresponder bugs12:46
thomwhen i started using header cache you could only have one file ;-)12:47
thomoh?12:47
thomfixable?12:47
jdubthom: you're connected to a network with a default route, etc?12:47
thomyep12:47
jdubtry restarting mdnsresponder12:48
seb128jdub: #2596, your comment was for this bug ?12:49
thomnautilus segfaulted, but i still see nothing in Network12:49
jdubseb128: yes12:50
seb128how the missing link is connected to this problem ?12:50
Keybukjdub: what appears in network?12:51
jdub"jdub's Public Files"12:51
jdublower case though ;)12:51
Keybukhow do you set what your public files are ?12:52
jdubyou don't12:52
jdubit's ~/Public12:52
Keybukhmm12:52
KeybukI don't have one of those12:52
jdubthom: hrm, do you have a ~/Public?12:52
thomyep12:53
jdubKeybuk: see discussion on d-d-l :)12:53
Keybukthat's a long discussion :p12:54
jdubyou can ignore the dobey-being-a-child bits12:54
Keybukso I made a ~/Public. put a file in it, and still don't have any public files in Network12:54
jdubhave you run gnome-file-share-properties?12:55
thomyep12:55
jdubthom: i imagine you've done the right thing...12:55
jdubbut it's this Keybuk character i'm worried about12:55
thomheh12:55
thomapache is running correctly, and i can connect12:56
Keybukjdub: ah, there's not an icon for that anywhere :p12:56
jdubnup12:56
jdubthat'll go through some change, i imagine12:57
Keybukso how do I see tom's public files?12:57
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jdubif you're on the same local link, you should just see it in Network12:57
thomi can see neither me or Keybum12:57
Keybuknope ... :(12:57
jdubhaw haw keybum12:57
jdubhrm12:57
jdubokay12:57
jdubinstall howl-utils12:57
jduband do this for me:12:57
jdubthom, run "mDNSBrowse _webdav._tcp"12:58
thom mDNSBrowse _webdav._tcp12:58
thom[assert]  error: 111 (Connection refused)12:58
thom[assert]  where: "socket.c", "sw_socket_tcp_connect", line: 72012:58
jdubkeybuk, run "mDNSPublish bong _webdav._tcp 8080"12:58
Keybukjdub: if I do the same thing ... I 12:58
jdubthom: stop mdnsresponder and start it again12:58
KeybukI see:12:58
Keybuksyndicate scott% mDNSBrowse _webdav._tcp12:58
Keybukbrowse reply: Add Service 0x2 scott's public files _webdav._tcp. local.12:59
Keybukresolve reply: 0x2 scott's public files _webdav._tcp. local. 192.168.1.11 3454912:59
jdubKeybuk: great :)12:59
jdubKeybuk: in which case, it really ought to appear in your Network window :)12:59
Keybukjdub: your Publish thing made a bong folder appear in Network12:59
jdubKeybuk: great12:59
Keybukyeah, I see my folder in Network now ... just needed enabling12:59
fabbione2.6.9: ppc is GO12:59
thomfeh, still can't see it01:00
thomi get the browse replies in mdnsbrowse01:00
thombut nada in nautilus01:00
jdubare you using warty or hoary?01:01
danielser, hold on01:01
danielsthis isn't because you can't do wireless broadcast, is it?01:01
thomhoary01:01
thomdaniels: no, it's just nautilus that's having problems01:01
jdubkillall nautilus01:02
danielsi see 'bong' and 'scott's public files'01:02
danielsRESOLVED/WORKSFORME01:02
danielsmaybe it objects to your choice of keyboard layout? :)01:02
thomahr01:02
thomyeah, killing nautilus again cured it01:03
jdubprobably the mdnsresponder b0rk there01:03
Keybukso how do we use this to talk to people? :p01:04
Keybukother than publishing silly folder names?01:04
thomrendezvous advertises a different service01:05
danielsthat could work awesomely with jabber01:05
thomit nearly works01:05
daniels_jabber_.tcp01:05
thomdaniels: that's what rendezvous is, yes01:05
danielsor _jabber._tcp01:05
danielsthom: oh?  i thought it was some aim-based crap01:05
Keybukso where's the Gossip + Howl integration?01:05
rossiirc, hallski said that is in the plan01:06
danielsmvo_: could you please upload xpdf 10ubuntu2 without the libxau-dev b-d?01:06
thomdaniels: AIUI rendezvous is jabber01:06
mvo_daniels: it fails to build for me without the dev01:06
danielsmvo_: xpdf doesn't use anything from libxau, that's xprint, and i fixed libxp-dev last night01:06
thomiChat supports jabber entirely, they just don't expose it :(01:06
danielsmvo_: upgrade to libxp-dev 6.8.1-1ubuntu401:07
mvo_all right, thanks01:07
danielscheers01:07
jdubthom: so depressing01:07
thomjdub: aye01:07
danielsthat's really impressive -- my iriver has been off for at least ten minutes01:07
danielsyet there is apparently 2GB of cached data01:08
thommight be fixed in tiger01:08
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KeybukI'm so patching g-t-m to say "Take the hint!" after the third time you postpone it01:11
thomheh01:12
thomworkrave++01:12
Keybukworkrave I'm patching to add silly exercise suggestions01:13
danielsKeybuk: yah, workrave does crap all over g-t-m01:13
Keybuk"mosh"01:13
Keybuk"hop on one leg and sing, bitch"01:13
thomheh01:13
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jdubpants off, mjg59 01:20
danielsPANTS01:21
Keybukdaniels: so, dude, do you want to keep your hair? :)01:21
danielsyou didn't seriously bring clippers, did you?01:23
Keybukyup01:23
danielschrist01:24
Keybukhe had messy long hair too... yes01:24
thom019 thom      25   0  5420 2172 4120 R 89.1  0.4  33:02.85 gnome-user-shar01:27
thomwhat the hell is it doing?01:27
mjg59jdub: PANTS01:27
mjg59Aww. My lca talks didn't get accepted.01:27
mjg59Sob.01:28
thomsuck :(01:28
mjg59Poor me.01:28
mjg59I'll just need to find some other excuse to go01:28
Keybukheh01:30
KeybukCanonical Conference, if that happens over there? :)01:30
danielsmjg59: bugger01:32
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seb128Keybuk: have you read my mail about the panel changes ?01:33
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thomjdub: so, why is g-u-s spinning my cpu so hard?01:35
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Keybukseb128: yeah, I agree with Jeff I think -- short time screwage, then reimplement things with a Places menu01:39
seb128the problem is the "short"01:39
seb128do we have a good idea of what we want ?01:39
danielsoh, heh!01:42
danielsi deleted my LCA mail as spam01:42
thomdumbass01:42
danielsbut!  trash knows all.01:42
Keybukseb128: just talking to Mark...01:44
seb128Keybuk: ok. Perhaps we should wait a few day and speak about all this during the conf01:45
Keybukgo with upstream, do the fd.o menu changes with Applications, Places, System? sounds like the plan01:47
seb128jdub: here ?01:47
seb128Keybuk: Ok, I'll start by looking on the internal of the new system. gnome-menus handles the applications menu, dunno how easy it'll be to move categories in an another top menu (like the computer one)01:50
Keybukhave upstream done anything about integrating Nautilus' Places and the GtkFileChooser bookmarks yet?01:59
seb128I was speaking with alex (the nautilus main devel) about this 2 days ago02:00
seb128since he has finished the bonobo-slay02:00
seb128he has not decided yet, but he agreed that would be nice to get this for 2.10 ... I need to ping him again02:00
Keybukthat's pretty much a requisite of our Places menu, no?02:01
Keybukor is that GnomeVFS'd ?02:01
seb128hum, good question. Since there is not unification for the moment about this ...02:04
seb128ok, I'll ping alex about this02:04
seb128and delay the new panel until next week so we can figure all that exactly during the conf02:05
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pittiping daniels 02:12
danielspitti: pong02:13
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mjg59daniels: Man, you suck02:22
daniels...02:23
GotD0tdaniels: any word on 3D accleration in hoary with those new fangled drivers of yours?02:29
azeemis there a canonical place for build logs?02:30
thompeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs02:30
thomiirc02:30
fabbioneyeah02:30
fabbioneit's that one02:30
azeemthansk02:31
Keybukjdub: theme!02:31
danielsGotD0t: on which card?02:32
GotD0tdaniels: ati 970002:32
danielsnope02:33
GotD0tdaniels: are there any cards with 3d accleration?02:33
danielser, yeah02:33
fabbionewho wants some real good crack?02:33
danielslike everything except radeon >= 9500 or nvidia cards02:33
fabbionemput linux-source-2.6.9_2.6.9*02:33
fabbione49117455 bytes transferred in 3 seconds (16.90M/s)                             02:33
fabbioneTotal 4 files transferred02:33
fabbioneenjoy02:33
GotD0thmm02:34
Keybuk     Battery 1: charging, 100%02:34
Keybukhmm02:34
danielsmore of that legendary HP ACPI support :P02:34
GotD0tdaniels: well if you need me to test ill gladly be your guinea pig ;-)02:34
danielsGotD0t: as soon as I have that code, I'll be bouncing off the walls and annoucing it loud and clear02:35
GotD0tdaniels: haha02:35
fabbioneelmo: i think the kernel will need some of your love02:35
fabbioneelmo: afaik it should be new02:35
Keybukdaniels: it's just determined to *really* charge the battery02:35
Keybukpresent rate:            11 mA02:36
GotD0tdaniels: well your work is certainly appreciated02:36
elmoprocessed02:36
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fabbioneehehhe02:36
fabbionethanks man!02:36
Kamioneject02:41
Kamionoops02:41
fabbioneehehhe02:41
Kamiondamn that ircsh02:41
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thomat least you have a desk currently02:43
GotD0tKamion: thats... interesting02:43
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fabbioneKamion: how would you feel to start working together on the kickstart thingy?02:47
pittiHi mvo_ :-)02:47
mvo_hi pitti 02:47
Kamionfabbione: sounds good; why don't we kick it off in mataro?02:49
fabbioneKamion: fully agreed02:49
fabbioneKamion: i would be busy anyway the next 2 days :-)02:49
fabbioneoh i can also help you with USB installations02:50
fabbionei have done that before02:50
Kamionthose should be easy, I just need to flip the switch02:50
Kamionyeah, likewise02:50
fabbionetoo bad that i prepared the usb thingy with everything02:50
fabbioneuntil i realized i had no pc that could boot from usb02:50
Kamionthey'll be essentially netboot02:50
KamionI have several :)02:50
fabbionei have one now02:50
fabbioneyeah02:51
Kamiondunno if people follow #debian-boot, but I'm thinking of switching to the Debian experimental branch for parted02:52
Kamionit will help us out by possibly killing off that damned Windows-trashing bug, and it will help Debian out by getting them additional testing02:52
fabbioneKamion: break it early? ;)02:53
Kamionyep02:55
zulbreak it often? :)02:56
fabbionebreak it. <- full stop02:56
zulheh02:57
fabbionewell have fun guys02:58
fabbione(specially when 2.6.9 will hit the mirror)02:58
fabbionei really need to get some sleep02:58
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lamontKamion: for the record, the "fix" on the two broken ones was to re-run the build script... 03:17
lamontplease avoid doing uploads around 6AM london time.03:17
lamontfor NEW, same goes for elmo. :-)03:17
lamontd-i stuff, that is.03:17
Kamionthat's fairly safe for me :)03:18
elmolamont: err, that doesn't expllain today's breakage, surely?03:18
lamontelmo: sigh.03:19
lamontyet newer source, or just the next-day build of yesterdays?03:19
lamontdaniels: doh!03:19
elmolamont: 20041201 build of same source that's been in the archive for a while now03:19
lamontok.  will look at it.03:20
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magnonArh. Does anyone else have a broken nautilus?04:41
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lamontKamion: you about?04:58
Kamionlamont: yep05:01
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bob2pbbuttonsd seems fucked in hoary05:30
bob2it ignores notap, so I get random mouse clicks from typing and hitting the touchpad05:30
lupus_if I remove /.gconf05:33
Keybukthom: how often do you move patches about?05:34
thommove the order infrequently05:35
Kamionelmo_away: could you bump pciutils-udeb to standard please?05:35
thombob2: elmo has mentioned that too, i think05:35
bob2yay05:35
thomso you're not entirely on crack, for once05:36
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bob2if I get an x40, you have to fix bugs for me05:36
bob2so watch it05:36
thomMithrandir: only idly? you should be radiating ACTIVE and TOTAL hate at it05:36
thomahem05:37
thombob2: there are no bugs on x4005:37
Mithrandirthom: it's saturating my DSL.05:37
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haggaithom: if is wasn't so huge it wouldn't be all that bad.05:37
Keybukthom: I guess in the dpatch-world you just mv the patch?05:37
haggaithom: the code itself isn't so bad05:37
Mithrandirhaggai: I'm on amd64, so it's doubly bad.05:38
haggaiMithrandir: yeah, there's that small problem05:38
Mithrandirand I only have a slow 3MBit DSL.05:38
thomKeybuk: mv then twiddle 00list05:38
Keybukthom: aside from daniels's "non-functioning" wireless?05:38
Mithrandirhaggai: I need to download about 400MB to update the version now.05:38
thomwell, that's just atheros suck05:38
KeybukI'm trying to decide whether "hct mvpatch" is sane05:38
bob2people who use 'slow' and '3bmit dsl' in one sentence suck05:38
thomyou mean rename-patch; i guess05:39
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Keybukthom: could be ... remove-patch and rename-patch ?  bit zsh-reliant05:39
haggai400??05:39
thommvpatch implies dealing sensibly with patch ordering, i guess05:39
Mithrandirhaggai: amd64 sources is 200, i386 is 170.05:39
Mithrandiror amd64 "sources".05:39
Mithrandirbob2: what kind of camera did you end up with?05:40
haggaiMithrandir: you mean, sources for dependent libs, or something?05:40
bob2Mithrandir: dsc-p15005:40
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Mithrandirbob2: rock! :)05:40
Mithrandirhaggai: no, sources + i386 binaries.05:40
thomhaggai: for enough of a 32bit binary system to run OOo05:40
Keybukthom: I hate ui :-/05:40
thomKeybuk: heh05:41
haggaiMithrandir: ah, ok so not really sources05:41
Mithrandirhaggai: sources + i386 binaries.05:41
Mithrandiria32-libs-ooo is in addition05:41
Kamionhaggai: the sooner this goes away, the happier my source CD builds will be :)05:41
Mithrandirmumblemumblemultiarchmumblemumble.05:41
haggaiKamion: just gimme a bounty to finish off the port...05:42
Kamionhaggai: talk to mdz :)05:42
haggaiok :)05:43
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KamionMithrandir: in this instance it's a workaround though05:48
MithrandirKamion: it's a sweet, crackful workaround, though.05:48
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KamionMithrandir <- weirdo05:49
MithrandirKamion :)05:49
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Kamionelmo_away: likewise usbutils-udeb priority -> standard please; those two give us lspci and lsusb in the installer environment05:56
mdzhaggai: hmm?05:57
Mithrandirhaggai: where has ooo-crashrep gone?05:57
Kamionelmo_away: (by default, without having to do weird stuff with expert mode or anna-install)05:57
mdzmvo__: pong05:57
mdzKamion: I was going to ask you about hoary d-i on powerpc05:57
Kamionmdz: yep?05:58
mdzKamion: it doesn't detect my CD-ROM, and if that's not entirely expected, I can help debug it05:58
lamontelmo/kamion: btw, it appears that the d-i daily failure was due to timing between cron.daily and BuildDI05:58
lamontI time shifted it to 0615 local, should be happier come morning05:58
lamontbut I'll check then.05:58
Kamionmdz: that's probably the generic udev problem that got fixed in the newer d-i build05:58
Kamionlamont: ah, good05:58
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Kamionmdz: workaround: when languagechooser comes up, switch to tty2 and 'mkdir /etc/udev/scripts; mv /etc/udev/*.sh /etc/udev/scripts/'05:59
Kamionmdz: see if that helps05:59
mdzKamion: this was a daily, 1-2 days old I think05:59
mdzI can just rsync down a newer one05:59
Kamionmdz: sure, 20041201.1 is fixed05:59
Kamionhaven't tried it on powerpc yet; I have a kernel build going here for Debian so I can't do so just now06:00
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haggaiMithrandir: it was too much trouble to be worth it06:03
Mithrandirhaggai: ok06:04
haggaimdz: I idly suggested a bounty for the OOo 64 bit port06:04
haggaiMithrandir: under KDE I get the KDE bug buddy (with openoffice.org-kde); I wonder if the gnome bug buddy does the same06:04
mdzhaggai: I vaguely recall when we talked about this before, that 64-bit work was planned for a later release which probably wouldn't make our cutoff; is that still the case?06:11
Keybukseb128, jdub: uh, why has "Session" disappeared from Desktop Preferences ?06:12
haggaimdz: yes, that's true it's not worth doing the work on 1.1 (which I guess Mithrandir is more worried about)06:13
Mithrandirhaggai: I'm mostly moaning, just ignore that. :)06:14
haggai:)06:14
Mithrandirwould anybody care if we didn't ship openoffice.org-dev for amd64?06:14
haggaiMithrandir: nope06:14
MithrandirI'm not sure it would work at all, and it's universe.06:14
haggaiit's only interesting for people developing stuff against OOo anyway06:15
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haggaimdz: we'll have to see what happens for 2.0.  Time is beginning to run out to fix up the 64 bit port for 2.0, but since it is likely to be just after hoary, we'll have several months to worry about it for grumpy06:16
mdzMithrandir: no, certainly not important06:17
mdzhaggai: is there a published schedule for 2.0?06:17
mdzhaggai: or is that an estimate of when the required work will be completed?06:17
seb128Keybuk: hum, part of the new panel changes, the .desktop has been moved to /usr/share/applications instead of /usr/share/control-center/06:20
seb128Keybuk: and the old panel doesn't use /usr/share/applications for the Desktop Preferences06:21
Keybukso how much stuff are we going to lose before we get the new panel?06:22
seb128we will stay in the current situation, next step is the new panel06:24
seb128so you can count the missing items :p06:24
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seb128but right, the sooner we push the new panel the better06:24
seb128jdub: ping ?06:24
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Mithrandiruhm, is ooo-l10n-en supposed to be uninstallable now?06:27
KamionMithrandir: I thought that'd been fixed06:28
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/hoary_probs.html says it's ok06:28
Mithrandiryeah, just an old packages file, it seems06:29
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haggaimdz: the schedule for 2.0 is March 2005, but there is no schedule for the 64 bit port06:30
mdzhaggai: if it doesn't make it, it'd be a fine Grumpy bounty06:30
mdznot to encourage it to slip or anything :-)06:31
mdzinteresting that oo.o and GNOME are both releasing in March06:31
haggaimdz: yeah, that's one way to look at it.  Problem is, if the port turns out to need drastic changes it will be difficult to get them upstream quickly if we wait until 2.006:31
haggais/until 2.0/after 2.0/06:32
mdzwould it be a crazy idea for Hoary to track oo.o 2.x development and release with 2.0?06:32
mdzthat's what we're going for GNOME 2.1006:32
mdzs/going/doing/06:32
haggainot completely crazy06:32
Kamionfeature goal! *cough*06:32
haggaiNovell are already concentrating on 1.906:32
mdzmaybe package it up in parallel, and decide later whether we should make the switch06:32
thomelmo has just been broken by gnome-terminal prettiness06:33
haggaiyeah, we can consider packaging in parallel anyway.  I find it does better than 1.1 quite often already06:33
mdzKamion: it's not too late for a new feature goal; I imagine several will surface during Mataro ;-)06:34
mdzhaggai: has oo.o always done time-based releases?  how likely is it that the date will be met?06:34
Kamionmdz: I'm not objecting, just lobbing peanuts from the gallery really :-)06:35
mdzKamion: hey, you're on the wrong side to be lobbing peanuts ;-)06:35
haggaimdz: yeah, they try to stick to their schedules.  It could slip, but it is quite possible they'll get it out on time06:35
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mdzit's awfully tempting06:36
Kamionmdz: d'oh06:36
haggaiwe already have several 2.0 features :) native cups, fontconfig, widget backports06:36
haggaiso those are already getting good testing06:37
Mithrandirhaggai: why does ooo ship ./usr/lib/openoffice/program/libtl645li.so which is linked to libgnomevfs?06:37
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haggaiMithrandir: gnome vfs support, but that should be in a seperate pkg06:37
haggaiopenoffice.org-gnomevfs06:38
haggaiMithrandir: you could drop it if it's hard06:38
_rene_it *is* in a separate package ;-)06:38
Mithrandirhaggai: : tfheen@golem ..amd64-1.1.2-2ubuntu6/pkgs > dpkg -c openoffice.org-bin_1.1.3-2.3ubuntu4_i386.deb|grep libtl645li.so06:39
Mithrandir-rw-r--r-- root/root    723136 2004-11-30 15:23:51 ./usr/lib/openoffice/program/libtl645li.so06:39
_rene_Mithrandir: one is in -bin and one in -gnomevfs06:39
_rene_Mithrandir: the latter one diverts the one from -bin06:39
Mithrandir_rene_: can we _please_ get rid of the one in -bin?06:39
Mithrandiror at least make it not link to gnomevfs?06:39
_rene_Mithrandir: no. because then we would have -bin depending on gnomevfs06:39
_rene_Mithrandir: the -gnomevfs one depends on gnomevfs06:40
haggaiMithrandir: the one in -bin isn't supposed to link to gnomevfs06:40
_rene_(when everything went right...)06:40
Mithrandir_rene_: /usr/lib/openoffice/program/setup.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libgnomevfs-2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory06:40
_rene_worked on my 1.1.3-x builds anyway06:40
Mithrandirit says when I run openoffice from the command line06:40
Mithrandirand ldd says:06:41
_rene_probably a ubuntu-only problem? ;)06:41
Mithrandir: tfheen@golem ..amd64-1.1.2-2ubuntu6/pkgs > ldd /usr/lib/openoffice/program/libtl645li.so | grep gnome06:41
Mithrandir        libgnomevfs-2.so.0 => not found06:41
Mithrandirthis is a _big_ problem for me. :)06:41
haggaichris@feathers:/usr/lib/openoffice/program$ ldd libtl645li.so  | grep gnome06:41
haggaichris@feathers:/usr/lib/openoffice/program$06:41
mdzhaggai: oo.o 1.1.3 gave me an EULA dialog the first time running it; is thaht normal?06:41
_rene_mdz: no06:41
Mithrandirmdz: can you please check on an i386 system?06:41
haggaimdz: no, that shouldn't happen.  How did you start it?06:41
mdzit was on an i386 system06:42
mdzstarted from mutt, opening a .doc file06:42
Mithrandirmdz: no, check the ldd line we're talking about06:42
mdzthat was the first time running 1.1.306:42
_rene_mdz: what does mutt run?06:42
mdzMithrandir: oh :-)06:42
mdz_rene_: whatever is in /etc/mailcap06:42
mdzopenoffice '%s'06:42
_rene_mdz: if it doesn't run the wrapper script (openoffice, oo*) that shouldn't happen06:42
_rene_errm06:42
_rene_s/shouldn't happen/happens/06:42
Mithrandirmdz: as I don't have any hoary i386 systems around :)06:43
elmoseeeeeb06:44
elmoseb128: is it known that clicking on .html documents in nautilus doesn't work?06:44
elmoeven right clicking and 'Open with firefox' doesn't work06:44
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mdzKamion: what are udeb priorities used for?06:46
mdzmizar:[/space/tmp/mdz/tmp]  ldd /usr/lib/openoffice/program/setup.bin | grep gnome06:46
mdzzsh: done       ldd /usr/lib/openoffice/program/setup.bin |06:46
mdzMithrandir: ^^^06:46
seb128elmo: not, it's not ... it's not even opening the file in a tab of an existant firefox ?06:46
mdzmizar:[/space/tmp/mdz/tmp]   ldd /usr/lib/openoffice/program/libtl645li.so G gnome06:46
mdz        libgnomevfs-2.so.0 => /usr/lib/libgnomevfs-2.so.0 (0x400eb000)06:46
seb128elmo: works here06:47
Mithrandirmdz: and you don't have ooo-gnomevfs installed?06:47
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mdzMithrandir: correct06:47
mxpxpodis it planned to get 2.6.9 into ubuntu?06:47
mdzmxpxpod: it is already in hoary06:47
Mithrandirmdz: ok, then something broke when it built.06:47
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Mithrandirhaggai, _rene_: anybody of you know why this have happened?06:48
Matt|guys any idea why I would have /proc and /home randomly unmounted for no reason? It is happening to me a lot these days. Since the last 2.6.8.1 kernel in hoary06:48
haggaiMithrandir: hold on a sec06:48
mxpxpodmdz: I don't see a linux-source package06:48
thommdz: is G an alias to |grep, by chance?06:48
haggaimdz: can you uninstall ooo-gnomevfs and then try?06:48
mdzMatt|: jdub said that happened when he was trying out some network config app, I think06:48
mdzthom: yes06:48
Mithrandirhaggai: he doesn't have ooo-gvfs installed06:48
haggaiMithrandir: ah ok I got the wrong sense06:49
Matt|mdz, i was just using xchat and firefox :( first thing i noticed was me pinging out of irc. Same story yesterday06:49
haggaiit's _rene_'s bit of hackery, that one06:49
haggai_rene_: ?06:49
mdzmxpxpod: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/hoary-changes/2004-December/000710.html06:49
_rene_hmm?06:49
_rene_yeah, the two libtl building is a bit hackish06:49
haggai_rene_: any idea why your dirty hack broke? *hide*06:49
Kamionmdz: priority >= standard gets installed by anna by default06:49
_rene_no ;-)06:50
mdzelmo: is 2.6.9 waiting in queue/new by any chance?06:50
mdzlooks like it built on i386 and amd6406:50
_rene_Mithrandir: have a buildlog somewhere?06:50
Mithrandir_rene_: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/o/openoffice.org/1.1.3-2.3ubuntu4/openoffice.org_1.1.3-2.3ubuntu4_20041130-0742-i386-successful06:50
mdzhaggai: I don't have ooo-gnomevfs installed06:50
mxpxpodmdz: hrmm, that's strange... and apt-get cache search linux-source only shows me 2.6.8.106:51
mdzmxpxpod: it has been built, but hasn't entered the archive yet06:51
mdzit was just uploaded today06:52
mxpxpodmdz: ahhhh, ok06:52
mxpxpodmdz: that makes sense06:52
Kamionelmo: are you running germinate at least as new as patch-11?06:52
Kamionelmo: (i.e. can I use the new substitution variables feature in the installer seed?)06:52
mxpxpodmdz: btw, where do I get the cramfs patch so I can make an initrd image?06:52
Kamionmxpxpod: cramfs is in 2.6 by default06:52
Kamion(AFAIK)06:52
elmokamion; no06:52
Kamionelmo: could you be? :)06:52
mdzmxpxpod: it's part of linux-patch-debian-2.6.8.1, or in the linux-source-<ver> source package06:52
mxpxpodmdz: ah, ok06:53
mxpxpodmdz: thanks06:53
elmomdz: yes, processed06:54
elmokamion: no06:54
elmo;-)06:54
mdzelmo: thanks06:55
smurfix06:55
mdzgood timing, since I find that I need to burn a CD06:55
mdzwhich doesn't work with the 2.6.9 pre-release I'm running, and hopefully fabio's final build fixes it06:55
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elmokamion: [updated] 06:57
elmoapparently I have no local changes anymore, hmm06:57
elmomdz: can you/someone seed it please?06:58
lamontmdz: ppc upload is going to miss this cron.daily06:59
lamont(just finished)06:59
mdzelmo: will do06:59
lamonts/ed/ing/06:59
mdzKamion: the cramfs initrd patch is in 2.6 by default?  I didn't think it was07:03
mdzthough I don't see it in the source package, so I suppose you're right07:03
mdzwe should patch all that obnoxiousness out of kernel-package, then07:04
mxpxpodmdz: ok, how do I build the ubuntu kernel with an added patch of my own?07:05
Matt|mxpxpod, get the source, patch it, build kernel07:05
mxpxpodmdz: just grab linux-source-2.6.9 and linux-patch-debian-2.6.9?07:05
Kamionelmo: ta07:06
Kamionmdz: I'm fixing the installer seed now07:06
mxpxpodMatt|: where do I get the default config they use?07:06
Matt|mxpxpod, /boot?07:07
mxpxpodMatt|: isn't it housed somewhere in the linux-source?07:07
Matt|mxpxpod, not sure, it's def in /boot tho07:08
Matt|mdz, sorry to bother you again, but do you know if any progress has been made on the acpi patch in the kernel? #2711 was still there in the 2.6.9 i tried07:09
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mdzMatt|: mjg59 would be the person to ask07:20
Matt|mdz, kthx07:21
mdzthom: all unpacked yet? :-)07:21
mjg59Matt|: I'm just about to head home - can you ask me in an hour or so?07:21
Matt|mjg59, of course07:21
mjg59Thanks07:21
Matt|thank YOU07:21
Matt|:)07:21
Matt|its not really a question07:21
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thommdz: haha07:29
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thommdz: i'm at marks07:29
thommy house is still in boxes07:30
thomi'm going to go home and unpack enough to find some clothes for BCN07:30
danielsthom: g'night captain07:30
thomciao07:30
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elmonew fonts are SO SHINY07:33
mdzwhat new fonts?07:33
danielselmo: hinting by default07:33
danielss/elmo/mdz/07:34
mdzhaven't noticed a difference07:34
danielswarty->hoary change07:34
elmomdz: dude, on my laptop it's freaking incredible07:36
danielspowerbook shiny, news at 11 :P07:36
elmomdz: I've started running a) gnome-terminal rather than xterm, b) emacs in a gnome-terminal just to get more of the shiny07:36
Matt|*laughs*07:36
Matt|openoffice 1.1.2 looked betta tho imo07:39
mdzelmo: you just started using gnome-terminal rather than xterm?07:39
mdzelmo: so you didn't even have anti-aliased fonts before?07:39
kylem_gnome-terminal is slooowwwww. but yeah, it's shiny.07:40
mdzthe shininess is enough to outweigh the slowness for me07:41
zulwhat about aterm?07:41
Matt|me too07:41
seb128aterm doesn't support utf-8 atm IIRC07:43
Matt|aterm didn't work properly on warty when i tried it ages ago, dunno if it does now07:44
mdzfabbione: 2.6.9-1 in hoary breaks in the same way with regard to my USB writer07:45
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mdzGAH07:48
fabbionemdz: there has been no code changes in that way07:48
mdzfabbione: I thought you changed it to CONFIG_BLK_DEV_UB=n07:48
fabbionemdz: you said that it made no difference07:48
fabbionesince it was a module07:49
fabbioneor i might be confused07:49
fabbioneanyway.. -2 stuff07:49
elmomdz: yep07:49
mdzI said that it did make a difference07:49
fabbioneah07:49
fabbionemdz: than i misunderstood, sorry07:49
fabbionemdz: go ahead with a -207:49
fabbionei will take it from there07:50
mdzI am building a kernel without UB now to test if it actually solves the problem07:50
fabbioneah so i was right that you didn't test it directly07:50
fabbioneor at least i remember properly07:50
fabbioneok 07:50
fabbionelater07:50
fabbioneif i don't finish for this evening i won't be able to work tomorrow :-)07:51
mdzelmo: dude, welcome to the 21st century07:52
elmodude, gnome-terminal in warty is unusably slow on 1600x1200 or higher07:53
mdzI run it at 1600x120007:53
mdzyou just get in the habit of redirecting things to files :-P07:53
Kamionthat sucks :)07:53
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KamionI really must get pterm linked against gtk207:54
elmolamont: dude, try hoary gnome-terminal.. SHINY SHINY SHINY07:54
Mithrandirelmo: but slow07:54
mdzgnome-terminal actually gets the mouse-selection stuff right that xterm gets wrong07:54
Kamionit kicks xterm's arse speed-wise let alone gnome-terminal07:54
mdzwhich is completely the opposite of how it used to be07:54
Kamionmdz: xterm's totally configurable there surely?07:54
elmoMithrandir: no, it's a lot better, at least on my powerbook's res, I haven't tried ultra-high-res desktop yet07:54
Mithrandirelmo: dog slow on my 2GHz athlon64 at 1280x102407:55
elmoboggle07:55
Mithrandirand dog slow on my P4 2.4GHz with the same res at uni.07:55
mdzKamion: I don't think so; for example, I could never get xterm to un-wrap multi-line selections from less(1) output07:55
Mithrandirif I do find /, I'm able to vgrep for stuff07:55
elmo...... EWW07:55
elmookay, gnome-terminal hasn't actually been fixed, it's only usable with small fonts07:55
Mithrandirelmo: and it consumes 100% cpu while doing that.  Or 80% or something.07:56
elmoyeah07:56
elmoI just found that out.07:56
elmowah.  rock (lack of shiny), hard place (crap scrolling)07:56
Kamionelmo: I've switched the installer seed to 2.6.9 now; I'll upload new debian-installer when the powerpc udebs are there07:56
danielselmo: patch in gnome bugzilla07:56
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elmoKamion: processed ppc07:57
Kamiond'oh, memo to self, xargs vi considered CONFUSING07:58
mdzelmo: I'm also completely addicted to the session save/restore features of gnome-terminal07:58
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elmohow's that differ from screen?07:58
mdzpretty different idea07:59
mdzputs all your terminals back in the same places on the same desktops07:59
mdzwith the same cwd07:59
Keybukya know ... I'm going to start talking about all the uploads I do in my activity report07:59
Keybuktoday I uploaded 5 packages07:59
Keybuklook, here's the changes files07:59
Keybuk:)07:59
danielselmo: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12265608:00
KamionKeybuk: which you put how much personal effort into? :)08:00
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KeybukKamion: there's man-MONTHS of work there08:01
KamionKeybuk: per day ... impressive08:01
Keybukthe fact that an automated system produced them08:01
Keybukand someone else entirely uploaded them08:01
Keybuk(and just didn't bother to change the debian/changelog entry)08:02
Keybukis all irrelevant :p08:02
elmomdz: oh, I get around that by having one big terminal that covers the entire screen :->08:02
KamionKeybuk: you'd better snip off the GPG signature :)08:02
elmoKeybuk: oh, that was really you uploading them?  I assumed it was another impostor08:02
Keybukmdz: I disable the gnome-session stuff08:02
Keybukelmo: no!08:02
mdzKeybuk: disable?  isn't it simpler to just not check the "save session" box?08:03
KamionKeybuk: (why don't you set debian/changelog to something more obviously to-be-changed, incidentally?)08:03
mdz(i.e., the default)08:03
KeybukI'm subtly bitching about all the "ACCEPTED" mails I get that are nothing to do with me! :p08:03
Keybukmdz: that's what I do08:03
Mithrandirpoor Keybuk08:03
KeybukKamion: because then people still wouldn't change it08:03
mdzKeybuk: I set everything up once, check the box, and use that session on future logins (and don't save again)08:03
Keybukah right08:03
KeybukI rely on too many apps that don't frakking work08:03
mdzooh08:04
KeybukMozila "I spawn 2000 Choose Profile windows" Firefox08:04
mdzI just remembered about firefox gnomesupport08:04
mdzmaybe it can restore itself now, too08:04
Kamionmdz: most of my terminals are too transient for that to be worthwhile; the ones that aren't are logins on other systems08:04
elmoKeybuk: dude, I can take you off the whitelist08:04
mdzKamion: I restore those too08:05
elmooh, I promsied to remove a bunch of debian.org addreses, and didn't.. meh08:05
Kamionthat session restore idea sounds ideal for slackers who never change working directory, though ;)08:05
Keybukelmo: but then I wouldn't be able to upload myself, *again* :p08:05
mdzKamion: where I typically have a session open to a remote system, I create a gnome-terminal profile for it, so it restores and logs me in08:05
mdzKamion: I don't actually take advantage of the cwd thing, but I find it incredibly cool that it does it :-)08:05
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mirakhi08:24
mirakI ask a question here08:24
mirakthere is a problem with revision of the 2.6.8 kernel on hoary08:24
mirakwith lilo08:24
miraklilo won't boot this kernel08:24
mirakit says the kernel is to big and it overwrites the stack of lilo stage 208:25
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mdzmirak: grub boots it fine08:51
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mirakmdz, how do I setup grub ?08:51
mirakI am on knoppix right now chrooted in ubuntu08:52
mdzmirak: search the web08:52
mdzgenerally, grub-install "(hd0)"08:52
mirakwhere is the config file ?08:52
Mithrandirmirak: /boot/grub/menu.lst, but it's read run-time08:52
jdubhooooly crap08:56
jdubmdz: around?08:56
mdzjdub: yep08:57
mdzI hope that's a good "hooooly crap"08:57
stratuswhere's the ubuntu december wallpaper?08:57
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jdubmdz: noticed Matt| raised the "stuff is unmounted" thing08:57
jdubstratus: already uploaded08:58
mdzjdub: yeah, what was it that did that? I forget08:58
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jdubmdz: it's happened in two instances i'm aware of atm,08:58
jdubmdz: both involving unloading the ipw2200 driver08:58
jduband switching between my wifi and wired links08:58
jdub(i unload ipw2200 in interfaces)08:59
Mithrandirjdub: my desktop does not have any ipw2200 and I saw it a couple of hours ago08:59
Mithrandirthough, I did unload the driver to reset the card.08:59
mdzfabbione: disabling BLK_DEV_UB fixed my problem08:59
jdubMithrandir: aha08:59
stratusjdub, thanks.08:59
jdubMithrandir: yeah, doesn't seem specific to ipw2200, but related to network configuration and driver changes08:59
jdubMithrandir: which kernel are you using?09:00
Mithrandir2.6.8.1-309:00
mdzare you guys using networkmanager or something?09:00
Mithrandiramd6409:00
mdzI've never seen this crack09:00
_rene_Mithrandir: the normal version of libtl built fine, maybe the cp into the tree somehow did not work...09:00
Mithrandirmdz: not that I know of.09:00
mdzjdub, Mithrandir anything funny in /etc/network/*.d ?09:00
Mithrandirmdz: I haven't touched that directory.09:01
_rene_you may want to try to cp -v it and/or objdump -p solver/645/unxlngi4.pro/lib/libtl645li.so to find out09:01
jdubmdz: haven't touched09:01
Mithrandir_rene_: is that done in debian/rules or somewhere else?09:01
jdubjust wireless-tools for me09:02
mdzMithrandir, jdub: packages install files there; would you just look please? :-P09:02
_rene_Mithrandir: the cp? in debian/rules09:02
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jdub:) rather09:02
mdzjdub: what method do you use to switch interfaces when it happens?09:02
Mithrandirwireless-tools for me too09:02
mdzifdown/ifup or something fancier?09:02
Mithrandirmdz: ifdown + rmmod09:03
Mithrandir_rene_: ok, I'll use that for tracking it down.  Thanks.09:03
jdubmdz: first time it happened i used netapplet (which i believe uses ifupdown)09:03
mdzMithrandir: you run ifdown and rmmod and your filesystems are unmounted??09:03
mdzthat's insane09:03
jdubmdz: second time i just used ifupdown manually, but keep in mind that ipw2200 is rmmodded in my interfaces09:04
Mithrandirmdz: I haven't tried to reproduce it, yes.09:04
Mithrandirs/.$/t/09:04
Mithrandirand it didn't duplicate now09:05
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jdubi'll try switching to wired09:07
jduband test where it happens09:07
jdubwatch "cat /proc/mounts" will break fairly obviously when /proc is unmounted :)09:08
Mithrandirheh09:08
Mithrandirhi maswan09:08
maswanhi there09:08
maswanfinally back on good old kenny09:09
MithrandirI fixed up nyu's account09:09
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jdubyeah, did it again09:11
jdubMithrandir: can you bring up your network interface again after it happens?09:11
Mithrandirjdub: yes.09:12
mirakhow to install grub from a running livecd ?09:12
Mithrandirjdub: note that I'm using the acx_pci driver, not the ipw220009:12
mirakon the ubuntu hard disk09:12
jdubMithrandir: pity ipw2200 has to have a spew09:12
jdubnow i ahve to reboot ;)09:13
jdubor be stuck to the network umbilical cord09:13
Mithrandirjdub: I was taking down the interface to reset it :)09:14
sladenwhat's the situation regarding CUPS on localhost:631 wanting the root password?09:14
sladen(somebody asking on #ubuntu)09:15
Matt|jdub, sup with that random /proc and /home unmounting stuff?09:15
Matt|mine happens totally randomly afaics09:15
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Matt|lemme see if i can get it09:18
sivangsladen : last time I checked, it didn't allow me to log in out of the box, but IMHO the gnome iface works great09:18
jdubsladen: we haven't fixed it, and chose not to support the web interface yet09:21
jdubsladen: System Configuration > Printing should work09:21
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Matt|jdub, mdz told me that you have the random /proc and /home unmounting thing too: any idea what causes it09:22
jdubun oh09:22
jdubMatt|: see the discussion above09:22
Matt|hmm k09:23
jdubhrm09:23
stuNNedis it possible for mozilla-mplayer and mplayer-custom to crash the whole system in ubuntu hoary?09:23
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jdubmdz: did the dsdt-attached-to-initrd patch get into fabio's 2.6.9?09:23
Matt|jdub, dunno if that is related to mine: i use a custom module for wifi, and i just reloaded it without difficulty. It seems totally random.09:24
mdzjdub: no, same reasons. see bugzilla09:27
Matt|jdub, i have nothing in the /etc/network/*d directories. 09:27
Matt|oh well09:27
Matt|lemme know if you want me to test anything09:28
jdubmdz: so that's a "can't do it unless the kernel guys love it" -> why do we take that stance on this patch in particular?09:41
mdzjdub: that's our stance on pretty much all intrusive feature patches09:42
mdzwe're not in the business of putting all the world's kernel patches into one tree09:42
fabbionemdz: is there any meeting going on?09:43
mdzfabbione: meeting?09:43
fabbionei need to shutdown the server for a few minutes09:43
fabbionelike doc meeting...09:43
mdzI have no idea09:43
fabbioneok09:43
fabbionethanks09:43
fabbionebbl09:43
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(jdub/#ubuntu-devel) hrm10:42
(mdz/#ubuntu-devel) Kamion: never mind; re-burned and it's chugging along happily10:42
(jdub/#ubuntu-devel) we have to educate people to not set the target10:42
jdubcan we make a maintainer group, who can see target, etc.?10:43
mdzjdub: yeah, I thought that not being able to set it when you file a bug would be enough10:43
mdzjdub: but people will actually go back to the bug just to set it10:43
jdubyeah10:44
jdubpersistent!10:44
mdznot worth bothering with it at this point10:44
jdubgiven migration to other systems :)10:44
calcanyone happen to know why libacl and python bindings are in ubuntu but not the "acl" package itself?10:53
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jdubsounds like an oversight10:56
fabbioneamen10:57
fabbione2 new fans for the server are crap10:57
fabbionethey aren't fast enough10:57
fabbioneit's not my lucky day...10:59
fabbionemdz: did you test the kernel without CONFIG_USB_BLK_UB?11:00
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fabbionenight all11:09
mdzfabbione: yes11:12
mdzfabbione: it fixed my problem11:12
mdzhowever, I seem to have some stability problems with that kernel on my laptop11:12
mdzseb128: here?11:17
fabbionemdz: i didn't test on laptop yet11:17
seb128mdz: yes11:18
mdzfabbione: actually I didn't notice the problem with your kernel11:18
mdzfabbione: only the one that I built to test the UB change11:18
fabbionemdz: do you want to prepare -2? otherwise i will do it tomorrow and include also the last 2 patches from daniels11:18
fabbioneah11:18
fabbioneHMMMM11:18
mdzseb128: I think we talked about this before, but how much work would it be to allow totem and totem-xine to be installed in parallel?11:18
mdzfabbione: I am going to try your kernel again as a test11:18
jdubmdz: bad idea.11:18
seb128mdz: not a lot but I don't like the idea11:18
mdzwhy?11:19
fabbionemdz: ok.. please send me a mail with the results if we won't meet when i wake up11:19
jdubbecause totem provides a number of binaries that are not easily selectable11:19
seb128because we need to start renaming exe, making an alternative to the default11:19
seb128that's making a complicate solution11:19
seb128with potential problems11:19
mdzwe don't need alternatives11:19
mdzjust rename things which conflict11:19
jdub(nautilus property tabs, thumbnailer, etc)11:19
jdubmdz: it's very icky11:19
mdzthe current situation is very icky11:19
seb128mdz: gnome will search for known components11:20
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mdzno one who actually uses totem regularly uses totem-gstreamer11:20
seb128mdz: what's icky with the current situation ?11:20
jdubmdz: totem-gstreamer will be greatly improved in the next release11:20
seb128so ?11:20
mdzand removing it causes ubuntu-desktop to be removed11:20
jdubmdz: and trying to do clever parallel install things will onlyc cause more problems11:20
seb128I agree with jdub here11:20
mdzyou guys said that about totem-gstreamer before warty, too :-/11:20
jdubyeah11:20
jduband it did improve :)11:21
seb128I never said that11:21
jdubthis time around, there's one person working very solidly on improving it11:21
seb128if we don't get gst-ffmpeg people will never be happy with it11:21
jdubyeah11:21
mdzthat doesn't seem like a big problem11:21
jdubffmpeg?11:21
mdzit has exactly the same issues as totem-xine11:22
seb128jdub: gst-ffmpeg doesn't do compression, should be as fine as xine ...11:22
seb128ffmpeg is an another cazse11:22
seb128case even11:22
mdzit is packaged someplace already, is it not?11:23
seb128s/compression/encoding/11:23
seb128mdz: I've put it on the pkg-gnome repository on alioth11:23
Kamioncalc: I'm here extremely briefly, but leaving again straight away; better if you just say what you want and I'll have a look tomorrow11:23
seb128mdz: the other solution is to put "totem" in ubuntu-desktop11:24
seb128totem is totem-gstreamer | totem-xine11:24
jdubseb128: yeah, good point.11:24
mdzI thought totem depended on only totem-gstreamer11:24
jdubnup11:24
seb128mdz: it's totem-xine | totem-gst for debian11:25
mdzright11:25
mdzI thought we changed that in warty11:25
seb128for the same reason, people wants to depend on totem and let people choice which one that is11:25
mdzbut in hoary at least it is an alternative11:25
jdubwe reversed it11:25
mdzaha11:25
jdubi don't mind doing that too much11:26
jdubat least it's not explicitly making it an option in the meta package11:26
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calcKamion: not sure if you are still here, but i replied to the bug report you mentioned earlier11:44
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jdubKamion: ah! i remember the other question i had11:59
jdubKamion: if someone has an existing RAID array12:00
jdubKamion: can that be started and mounted as /home (eg) in the installer?12:00

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