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makocomments before i send this to thombot?12:01
mdzmako: why are the install CDs bold, but not the live CD?12:02
makobecause you made them that way?12:02
makoi think it's a plone stylsheet thing12:02
makobecause the tope ones are <dt> and the bottom one i just a link12:02
makoi can bold the bottom one too12:02
crimsunit might also be useful to succinctly note if the live cd differs from the installation cd12:03
makomdz: ok.. fixed12:05
makoi think that looks quite nice actually :)12:05
mdzmako: looks TOTALLY FRICKIN AWESOME12:05
pittimako: why is there only a link to the amd64 cd?12:06
mdzmako: fwiw, I think you might be able to hand it to Kamion, if he comes around before thom12:06
makopitti: because that's not hte archive.. that's just a file i touched to make sure the directory index showed up and looked ok12:06
elmomdz: do you happen to have flac somewhere that has a Sources.gz ?12:06
pittimako: ah, ok12:06
elmoif not, don't worry12:07
ogramako: nice page :)12:07
makoogra: most credit goes to mdz12:07
ograpitti: click it, its quite a small iso ;)12:08
mdzelmo: I don't, but I could do it trivially12:09
mdzmako,ogra: my design skills suck; all the credit goes to the plone CSS12:09
makomdz: seriously :)12:10
makomdz: that is a wonderful little tools i've used a few times12:10
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ograheh12:10
elmomdz: doesn't matter - done12:11
ogramako: the jigdo link has two backslashes too much12:11
elmoI've also disabled syncing for now - I'll fix it to still update MOM tomorrow12:11
makoogra: thanks12:12
makoogra: i was just about to send that off12:13
pittinight everybody12:13
mdzelmo: perfect, thanks12:13
mdzpitti: night12:13
ograpitti:  night12:13
mdzogra: was your network interface detected on the live CD?12:19
ograyup, both :-D12:20
ograprism2 11mbit and a e100 onboard 12:20
amumdz: ethernet yes, ipw2200 no 12:20
mdzok, so this is a problem with the non-monolithic build12:21
mdzit looks like busybox depmod is broken12:21
mjtin what way it is broken?12:24
mjtit does not look at /lib/modules/../modules.alias, and it does not handle *?[]  wildcards in aliases12:25
mjtand it does not check if a module is already loaded... and it does not transform - into _ as module-init-tools depmod does.12:25
mjtAnything else? ;)12:25
mjter12:25
mjts/depmod/modprobe/.  stupid /me ;)12:26
mjt(i don't expect depmod in busybox to work at all)12:26
mdzmjt: depmod12:27
mjtyeah -- that's why i said i'm stupid ;)12:27
mdzit doesn't seem to update the map files12:28
mjtit does not know about them 12:28
mdzat least not completely12:28
mjtjust avoid using it, use real depmod from m.i.t.12:28
mjt;)12:28
elmooh, that's cool, I don't need to do anything for the MOM stuff - it's already separate12:29
mdzis it already part of the udeb?12:29
mjtdepmod?  Should it?12:30
mjti mean, there's no real need to use depmod "from" d-i, is it?12:30
mdzhow does it work presently?12:31
mdzis depmod run ahead of time and placed in one of the udebs?12:31
mdz(its output)12:31
mjtno idea ;)12:31
mdzin d-i, the modules are split up into many udebs12:31
mdzI'm not sure where the modules.dep and friends come from12:32
mdzgah, just discovered that the version of alsa-base on the image is missing the unmuting code12:32
mdzparticularly annoying for the live CD12:32
mdzlamont: how are things on your front?12:33
chrisadato: heard from julian yet?12:33
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mjtmdz: i really dunno how it works now. but i think it's pretty simple to either get real depmod (there should be udeb for mit, as busybox module stuff is quite.. problematic on 2.6 kernel anyway), OR by providing partial modules.*map files in kernel udebs12:35
mdzyes, there is a udeb12:35
mdzI don't think it makes sense to try to provide partial ones and merge them12:35
mdzI'm just wondering how this ever worked12:35
mjtusing discover to determine which modules to load?12:36
mjt(instead of those .*map files)12:36
mdzI mean now12:37
mdzin hoary12:37
mdzthis has worked for me12:37
mdzbut on this test image, my ethernet driver isn't even listed in pcimap12:37
mjtbtw, now modules.*map files may be declared obsolete it seems, because of modules.alias which holds everything in *map files12:37
mjt(and more)12:38
mdzit does not hold everything in pcimap12:38
mdzat least not in 2.6.1012:38
mjttoo bad i never ever installed debian or ubuntu (but use debian for several years now)12:38
jdubelmo: ping12:38
jdubhi all12:38
mjtwhat's "everything" ?12:39
karimwhere does dpkg stores wich file are on hold ?12:39
azeemkarim: that's a question for #ubuntu12:39
mdzmjt: what's ambiguous about "everything"?12:39
mdzthere is information in pcimap which is not in modules.alias12:39
karimazeem: that will not be answered there12:39
mjtmdz: the last column you mean -- driver data?12:39
karimunless you answer there :)12:39
elmojdub: ?12:40
jdubelmo: anything in NEW atm?12:40
azeemwin2512:40
azeembah12:40
elmojdub: nope12:40
jdubelmo: did you see ubuntu-calendar come through?12:41
mdzthe masks12:41
elmojdub: no, I pre-added all the months?12:41
jdubfor some reason, u-c didn't come through; u-c-j did though12:41
elmooh12:42
mjtmdz: the masks ARE in modules.alias12:42
elmoI'm spethial12:42
lifelesselmo: hey there12:42
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elmojdub: sorry, I only did u-c-j; the "masssage into w-s from w-u" is stil lBYHAND12:42
mjtmdz: "transformed" into *?[] -style wildcards12:42
elmolifeless: hey12:42
jdubelmo: upload again?12:42
lifelessyou know that the admins address is bustified ?12:43
elmojdub: no, i'm doing the B YAND now12:43
jdubelmo: ok, thanks :-)12:43
elmolifeless: it's kind of busted ;) but  yeah12:43
jdubthat'll make people happy12:43
lifelessdid you get my mail about davis ?12:43
lifelesscause I'm gonna nag you about davis.12:43
jdubchangelog date for that package is like, 22nd or something ;)12:43
mdzthe class mask seems to be broken up into three fields12:43
mdzthis is so much less readable12:43
jdubmdz: permission to upload new version of gamin? two fixes only12:44
mdzand less parseable12:44
mdzjdub: new upstream, you mean?12:44
jdubmdz: yeah12:44
mdzjdub: you read the diff?12:44
mdzas long as you know what's going in, yeah, sure12:44
elmolifeless: yeah, I'm at the DC atm tho, and have to go in 15 mins - I'll look at it tomorrow tho12:44
elmospethial hotel I'm at wants something like 4UKP an hour for wireless too. freaks.12:45
lifelesselmo: thanks! then I can resume ppc builds.12:45
mdzdaniels: I am still looking for you12:45
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mjtmdz: it's baseclass, subclass, interface (all 1-byte)12:49
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mjtmdz: for fnmatch() (which is used in modprobe), it's trivially parseable ;)  And trivially "expandable" from fields in /sys too.12:50
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ogran812:51
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opi:)12:53
opiman, exchanging servers is a nice party ;)12:53
mjthell.  grep is spending 88% of time in mbrtowc(), inside scary auto-generated routine named __gconv_transform_utf8_internal() ...  Ugh.12:54
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mjt...and ony 8% time in bmexec() -- which is the main re-execute loop12:55
jdubmdz: the installability report for the cd - can we generate a report like that for any set of packages without a huge chunk of work?12:56
elmomjt: there's been a bunch of patches upstream to fix utf-8 and re speed regressions btw - I dunno what you're working off, but I thought I'd mention it12:56
mjtupstream = glibc?12:56
mjtmbrtowc() is glibc code12:56
mjt(multi-byte to wide char it is)12:57
elmoyeah12:57
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elmothe posts were probably from paolo bozinni (sp?, the sed guy)12:57
mjtyeah, sed suffers badly from that prob too12:58
mjtwhere's the glibc-devel (?) list?12:58
elmoList-Archive: <http://sources.redhat.com/ml/libc-alpha/>12:59
mjtaargs... i was afraid it's there... :(12:59
mjtthey've blocked access from our network to their server about half a year ago, and i *still* can't find anyone there who can explain what happened.01:00
mjtPaolo Bonzini01:02
mjt(going via an open proxy in .br ;(01:02
elmogotta go get a tube.. night all01:03
lamonthrm.. 5410 inodes in the root that are not root:root.  so much for genext2fs, at least without mods.01:03
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mjtelmo: well.. yeah, there's quite some optimizations in regex stuff in glibc.  Too bad grep does not use that (or, rather, it performs its own optimizations).. and mbrtowc() implementation for utf8 hasn't changed (except of small bugfixes) in a long time...  Anyway, thanks for the pointer.01:10
mdzjdub: yeah, should be simple to apply it to a given set of packages01:10
mdzlamont: yeah, I thought I mentioned before, you're really going to need root01:11
lamontmdz: yeah - trying to avoid requiring loopfs on the buildd machine01:15
mdzI think it's unavoidable01:19
lamontsparse files OK?01:20
mjtwhy it's needed?  01:20
mdzyeah01:20
mdzsparse files are fine for loop01:20
mdzyou're just going to throw it away anyway, after compressing it01:20
mjt"`genext2fs' is meant to generate an ext2 filesystem as a normal (non-root) user. It doesn't require you to mount the image file to copy files on it. It doesn't even require you to be the superuser to make device nodes."01:21
mdzmjt: been there already01:21
mjtheh01:21
lamontide drive performance sucks01:21
mjtmaybe fakeroot can help here?01:21
mdzlamont: you're not doing this at the DC?01:21
lamontatm I'm doing the script development at my house.01:22
lamontbecause development is not done on the DC machines.01:22
lamontroot     26721 86.5 83.1 2001472 970020 pts/10 R+   17:20   5:28 genext2fs01:27
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lamontpitti?01:29
amu pitti moved to /dev/bed 01:30
lamontmdz: did you want to know that flac_1.1.1-2 is ftbfs some places?01:33
mdzlamont: yes01:34
lamontbad assembly on ppc01:35
lamontmdz: do you even want to try a genext2fs image?01:36
mdzlamont: no01:36
mdzI've been down this road01:36
lamontok..01:36
mdzKeybuk: around?01:37
Keybuknope, asquare01:37
mdzKeybuk: is bugzilla up to date as far as MOM is concerned?01:37
mdzKeybuk: if so, it's time to turn off the bug filing bit01:37
Keybukuh, no; it crashed today (slight typo) ... want me to run it now?01:38
mdzsure01:38
Keybukgah, elmo's broken lorraine *shocker*01:41
Keybukshall we just declare it up to date? :p01:41
Keybukwhatever he did to turn off syncs, also broke the list of needing-merge packages01:43
mdzodd, he said something about it before he left which sounded hopeful01:43
mdzJan 06 15:29:46 <elmo>  oh, that's cool, I don't need to do anything for the MOM stuff - it's already separate01:43
mdzKeybuk: anyway, yeah, just draw a line in the sand01:44
Keybukwhen shall we draw the line?01:44
mdz'now' sounds about good01:44
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lamontmdz: on the + side, this doesn't build the entire FS in core.01:46
Keybukmdz: ok, no more bugs01:47
mdzlamont: doing so isn't a half bad idea, for the DC machines ;-)01:47
mdzKeybuk: thanks01:47
lamontyeah - I only have 1.12GB in my machine.01:47
lamontmdz: but _you_ can explain the lofs to elmo...01:48
mdzlofs?01:49
lamontloop01:50
lamontlo fs.01:50
lamontsorry01:50
lamontyou want the script, or the compressed image?01:52
mdzright now? or for the ongoing process?01:53
mdzI could use a compressed image right now01:53
mdzgoing forward, it should go someplace where Kamion can get at it to do daily CD builds01:53
mdzeither way, the script can be your dirty little secret01:53
jdubone of many01:54
mdzjdub: dude, we are going to have a DVD with all of main + a live image for hoary01:54
mdzfor every arch01:54
lamontmdz: and it defaults to live, or install?01:58
jdubmdz: and massive torrent love ;-)01:59
lamontright.  I still need to wrap a debian package around the beast, etc, etc01:59
mdzlamont: the eternal question01:59
lamontI'll get you the compressed image once I run the script in the DC>01:59
jdubmdz: hrm, wonder how much dvds would cost to ship...01:59
lamontoverall 33%02:00
mdzjdub: I have a feeling we'd come out ahead, compared to 2xCD02:00
mdzless packaging, less weight02:00
mdzmore expensive media02:00
lamont-rw-r--r--  1 root root 519336845 2005-01-06 18:00 livecd.cloop02:00
lamontthat gonna fit???02:00
mdzwow, that's smaller than the one I have here02:00
mdzbut yeah, no problem at all02:00
mdzI'd be grateful if you could give it some sanity checks before I download the beast02:01
mdzchroot into it, make sure everything looks OK02:01
lamonthrm.. wonder if this'll run in a chroot...02:01
jdubooh, i could actually run a livedvd02:01
jdubmdz: could you install packages from the dvd when running the livedvd portion? that'd be rad ;)02:01
Kamionmdz: um, depmod works just fine on the install CD02:03
Kamionmdz: hw-detect calls it each time it's run, it's great02:03
Kamionmdz: we already include both busybox-cvs and module-init-tools on the install CD's initrd ...02:03
Kamionmdz: this is why I want you guys using the same initrd as the install CD :)02:03
mdzjdub: absolutely02:05
mdzKamion: grep e1000 /lib/modules/`uname -r`/modules.pcimap turned up nothing02:05
Kamionunfortunately I'm only here for about one more minute because I'm being harassed to go to bed :)02:05
mdzthough e1000.ko was in the module tree02:05
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Kamioncheck that module-init-tools-udeb is being unpacked after busybox-cvs-udeb02:06
mdzhow do I check that?02:06
Kamioninitrd build log, you can watch it02:06
mdzoh02:06
Kamionand the normal d-i initrd build process furthermore calls depmod itself02:06
mdzI'm using the initrd that came on the CD02:06
mdzand hacking it up02:06
mdznot building one at all02:06
Kamionthat's more trouble than it's worth in the long run, in my experience02:07
Kamiontoo error-prone02:07
mdzKamion: sure, but it needs to be called after new modules are unpacked02:07
Kamionit is02:07
Kamion01:03 < Kamion> mdz: hw-detect calls it each time it's run, it's great02:07
mdzbut it isn't doing the right thing02:07
mdzI called it by hand02:07
mdzand the pcimap was still not up to date02:07
mdzwhere does the m-i-t depmod end up?02:08
Kamionif this were happening on the install CD, installs would not be working correctly02:08
mdzI only see /sbin/depmod which points to busybox02:08
Kamionit just overwrites the busybox one02:08
mdzok, then it's not in the initrd02:08
mdzohhh02:08
mdzI unpacked a new busybox-cvs over it02:08
mdzbecause I needed the new version02:08
mdzthat explains it02:08
Kamionthat would be it :)02:08
Kamionright, build initrds the normal way and you won't have a problem. :)02:09
mdzhow long before my changes propagate into a d-i build?02:09
Kamiondaily-installer builds happen nightly, each one waits for byhand processing02:10
Kamionelmo's usually pretty prompt with them02:10
KamionI've just changed the cdimage config to use daily-installer, it had temporarily been using the uploaded one02:10
Kamionanyway, I really have to go now, back c. 9:30 UTC02:10
KamionI'll be doing a new proper build for 2.6.10 and rescue-check soonish anyway02:11
Kamiontomorrow if all the required stuff is in main02:11
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lamont  linux-386: Depends: linux-restricted-modules-386 but it is not going to be installed02:24
lamonthoary ain't happy in the DC atm.02:24
mdzgenerating a proper initrd will require a useful /dev and /proc in the chroot02:25
mdz(assuming that's the issue)02:25
lamontmkinitrd == bin/true02:25
lamontthis is purely dependency issues02:25
lamont linux-restricted-modules-2.6.10-1-386 doesn't exist in the archive, but linux-meta points there.02:27
mdzoh, oops02:27
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mdzno, I think it truly doesn't exist yet02:27
mdzdaniels was working on it, as I recall02:27
mdzJan 03 16:53:11 <daniels>       mdz: l-r-m is my first priority after xorg, so should be tomorrow by the time I've run it around all the buildds02:28
mdzJan 03 16:53:53 <daniels>       mdz: (i also have an engagement tonight, so losing a couple of hours off today, making it up tomorrow, so probably won't quite get to a new upstream l-r-m, especially as it needs patches for nvidia)02:28
mdzjdub: it's a reasonable hour over there, right?  could you ring daniels for me?02:29
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lamontworst case, I'll buz the neighbor's driveway to upload bits for you mdz02:29
mdzlamont: as a workaround, you can install linux-{image,restricted-modules}-2.6.9-1-386 for now02:30
mdzinstead of linux-38602:30
lamontlinux-image-2.6.9-1-386 should depend restricted-modules?  or I need to install both?02:31
lamontrunning with both02:32
mdzyou need to install both02:33
mdzthe linux-386 metapackage is there to tie image and restricted-modules together02:33
lamontah, ok02:34
mxpxpodis there a reason after using a certain theme for a long time and trying to switch it, gnome-settings-daemon needs to be restarted to switch?02:37
lamontmdz: scp chinstrap:~lamont/livecd.sh for giggles/gagging02:37
lamontmdz: there's still a little cruft left in it, and a lot of commenting needed02:39
lamontand yes, 99% of the steps require root, so the whole script does. :-()02:39
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lamontKeybuk: about?02:49
jdubmdz: ok02:49
jdubmdz: moby's off02:49
azeemlamont: I'm not sure what it meant, but he 'bounced upstairs' three hours ago02:50
mdzjdub: pardon?02:50
jdubmdz: his mobile is off02:50
mdzhmm02:50
mdzany other number to try?02:51
jdubnup02:51
lamontany udevd literate folks here?02:52
mdzyes02:52
lamontwhy does it start in the DC when I debootstrap it, but not on my home machine, even in a chroot?02:53
lamontit's not running outside the chroot in the DC either, if that means anything02:55
mdzI wouldn't expect it to start in either case02:56
lamontI _suppose_ I could see if it was running before I start, and then kill it if it wasn't...  But that's just plain _UGLY_02:56
mdzassuming you're disabling init scripts02:56
lamontyeah - well, it did.02:56
lamontdebootstrap02:56
lamontwhat does /sbin/udevstart do?02:57
mdzstarts udevd and processes events02:57
mdzcreates initial device nodes02:57
lamontit seems to be invoked directly from the udev postinst02:57
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Keybuklamont: yeah02:58
mdzick02:58
mdzprobably want to divert that, then02:58
lamontKeybuk: I need to make udev's postinst not start udevd... is that easy?02:58
lamontdivert --> remove from debootstrap, add to the apt-get. blech02:58
Keybukit doesn't, does it?02:59
mdzit didn't used to, but now it does02:59
mdzmaybe_run_udevstart() {02:59
mdz  [ -e /dev/run-udevstart ]  || return 002:59
mdzlamont: touch /dev/run-udevstart?02:59
Keybukudevstart != udevd02:59
mdzer02:59
mdzrm -f02:59
lamontmachine without udevd running (running warty, custom kernel, dc machine...), chroot'ed, debootstrapping a chroot inside that.02:59
mdzKeybuk: doesn't running udevstart cause udevd to be started?02:59
Keybukmdz: no, udevstart runs udev directly02:59
lamontudevd winds up owning chroot/chroot/dev, and things get sicker from there03:00
Keybukudevd gets started on the first event that doesn't happen through udevstart03:00
Keybuk(at least that's how it was a couple of weeks ago)03:00
lamontI can't imagine any events for udevd in the DC machine...03:00
lamontKeybuk: I need to wind up with udev installed, but not actually _doing_ anything until the _NEXT_ reboot... is painful?03:01
lamontmdz: I think the 'see if it's running and kill it afterwards if it wasn't' trick is starting to sound more sane...03:02
mdzKeybuk: nothing should be triggering events within the chroot, surely03:03
mdzlamont: anything a good fuser -mk wouldn't cure?03:04
Keybukonly udevsend will start udevd03:05
Keybukare you sure it's not just running from before?03:05
KeybukUDEV_NO_UDEVD=1  ... does that help?03:06
zuli know i probably asked this already at one point but for the merge bugs in bugzilla what do you need to be attached to the bug for it to be accepted?03:11
lamontmdz: sounds like it could./03:11
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lamontmdz: we'll see how fuser -mk does in just a couple of minutes03:23
danielsfabbione: still haven't got my phone back :\03:28
lamontdaniels: they still found you, eh?03:28
danielsmdz: consider me found.  connection has been utterly shitty, so I went to uni to attempt to find connectivity there, but I can't SSH out any more.03:28
danielsyeah, I've got l-r-m 2.6.1003:29
danielsit's here and I think it's good to go, just needs another quick build test across all architectures03:30
daniels2.6.10 broke a few things :\03:30
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danielsfabbione: any news on xorg/sparc?03:35
danielsfabbione: oh, GO.  thanks.03:35
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lamontmdz: so, once this finishes here, I'll run the image down the street and upload it for you...03:37
lamontI'm disinclined to see if I can crash a second machine in the DC...03:37
lamontmind you, I don't _KNOW_ that's it...03:38
danielsFUCK ME03:39
danielsMJG5903:39
daniels        - DRI suspend/resume support03:39
daniels        - Detection of monitor changes on VT switches03:39
daniels        - Support custom video modes if available in the Video BIOS03:39
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danielsmjg59: tungsten just made i810 LOVE03:39
lamontmdz: on the end system, do the cdrom's fs size and numinodes matter?03:49
lamont-rw-r--r--  1 root   root    519336845 2005-01-06 18:00 livecd.cloop03:57
lamontbbiab03:57
danielslamont: you didn't notice that xorg was ftbfs on ia64?  surely this is the lamont of legend?03:59
lamontdaniels: don't even go there.04:00
mdzdaniels: does this batch of Xorg stuff also have what I need for the live CD?04:00
lamontdaniels: I didn't get any email, you see...04:00
mdzlamont: end system?04:01
lamontliveCD as it finally shows up for the user04:01
lamontthat is, livecd.cloop is the start of that filesystem, do we care what it's size/numinodes is?04:01
lamontare, even04:01
mdzit should be as small as possible while still containing everything we want04:02
mdzthe absolute upper bound is about 620M or so04:03
mdzbut that would leave no room for the opencd stuff at all04:03
mdzdoesn't matter how many inodes it has04:03
mdzer04:03
lamontit's currently a 1500000*1024 byte file, with default numinodes.04:03
mdzare you talking about the compressed size or the uncompressed size?04:03
mdzah, uncompressed04:03
lamontuncompressed04:03
mdzthe entire desktop system fit in 1.5 gigs?04:03
lamontcompressed is 519MB04:03
lamont1.43Gb04:04
mdzthat's odd04:04
mdzlast I checked, it was more like 1.804:04
lamontls -ls livecd.fsimg 04:04
lamont1463952 -rw-r--r--  1 lamont lamont 1536001024 2005-01-06 17:45 livecd.fsimg04:04
mdzhow much free space on it?04:04
lamont/dev/loop0             1476384   1438916         0 100% /home/lamont/chroots/a/livecd.mnt04:05
mdzok04:05
mdzbump it up to an even 2G to leave some space to breathe04:06
lamonthaving it full kinda hurts towards the ends.04:06
danielsmdz: not quite.04:06
lamontyeah, will do that as I pretty things up04:06
lamontbut I'm gonna go upload this image now.04:06
danielsmdz: i've been doing the sync from debian + outstanding patch sweep for xorg plus a couple of other fixes, and l-r-m after that04:06
danielsmdz: but i'm wandering one day into the weekend, so i still have time to check it out this week04:06
lamontdaniels: let me know when you upload l-r-m, eh?04:07
mdzI'm not sure that image will even boot04:07
danielsmdz: i'm expecting to do an upload next week with all the i8xx love, so we can finally support widescreen laptops properly04:07
lamontmdz: ah, so no point in uploading?  it's cold outside, you see...04:07
mdzlamont: no point04:07
lamontok04:07
mdzlamont: I would like an updated image, but can't you build it at the DC?04:07
danielsmdz: if you export XORGFORCEPROBE (or whatever it is) and run dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical xserver-xorg, you should get a decent approximation of what you want04:08
mdzor does that need admin hands?04:08
mdzdaniels: I don't04:08
danielsmdz: arse04:08
danielsmdz: i'll take a look at tonight/tomorrow04:08
danielsmdz: could I also please get an exemption from UVF for lrm?04:09
danielsmdz: i'm sitting on a beta of fglrx now with xorg, amd64, and proper pcie support04:09
danielsas well as a hojillion bugfixes04:09
crimsunmdz: out of curiosity, the flac 1.1.1-2 packages in incoming requires all packages to be rebuilt against the new libflac-dev, correct?04:10
mdzdaniels: l-r-m is a breakage that needs to be fixed04:10
mdzcrimsun: requires in what way?04:11
crimsunmdz: I have a libFLAC++.so.4 and a libFLAC.so.6 (and their corresponding dev symlinks). Thus the packages that rely on the existence of libFLAC.so.4 need to be recompiled?04:12
crimsun(e.g., the soname bump for the C++ wrapper makes sense; I'm just trying to ensure I'm not missing any strange symlinks)04:13
mdzoh, I see what you mean04:14
mdznormally, this wouldn't be a problem, except for the mistake04:14
mdzso there is no valid libflac4 package anymore04:14
mdzso yes, everything needs to be recompiled04:15
crimsungotcha, thanks muchly.04:15
danielsmdz: yes.  i have 2.6.10-1 now pretty much ready to go and will upload that very soon, but after that there's a new fglrx (i.e. 2.6.10.1-1)04:17
danielsmdz: so we'll have lrm 2.6.10 today, but i can't release new fglrx until next week or such04:18
mdzdaniels: what bugs does the new fglrx fix?04:22
danielsmdz: a) lack of amd64 support, b) lack of xorg support (i.e. complete no-go for hoary), c) many rendering issues (i.e. random polygons, crashes, and random misshapen textures) in a fair few games, e) adds support for pci express cards04:24
stubI need to get postgresql-contrib moved to main for hoary. We are using it internally in launchpad for full text indexing.04:25
danielsmdz: unfortunately, being binary, i don't have total visibility into the driver, but from what I've seen of the feedback on the list so far, it seems to be quite solid and far more reliable than the old04:26
lamontmdz: of course, the image would be bigger if I didn't 'apt-get clean' before building it... :-)04:28
mdzdaniels: lack of l-r-m 2.6.10 is blocking lamont's work on building live cd stuff, so be sure to get it in today04:39
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usualhi04:41
danielsmdz: understood04:41
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lamontmdz: btw, places I see with hardcoded hostname: /etc/hostname, /etc/mailname, /etc/postfix/main.cf04:44
lamontand resolv.conf is kinda custom04:44
mdzlamont: hostname will be taken care of by d-i04:45
mdzmailname and main.cf, ick04:45
mdzresolv.conf gets fixed up for us too04:45
lamontbase-installer does a dpkg-reconfigure of postfix, iirc.04:45
mdzwe want this image to be as vanilla/unconfigured as possible04:45
lamontbut Kamion knows for sure04:46
mdzwe don't use base-installer in the live cd04:46
mdzso probably I need to emulate that04:46
lamontI know - meant for the logic04:46
mdzKamion: ^^^ when you're back04:46
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lamontfor meta data and such04:47
mdzlamont: how much free space does that leave?04:49
mdzshould be at least a few hundred meg04:49
lamontthat was the question I had earlier - they do inherit what we gave them, then?04:50
lamontso leaving them with 20 inodes or so would be unreasonable, I expect...04:50
lamontshould we go with 10000 inodes, 700MB (free, in both cases)?04:52
lamontor closer to 400MB?04:52
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danielsnew lrm orig tarballs are nasty.05:46
lamontmdz: livecd also has to force a paper selection based on locale, I expect.05:46
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mdzlamont: leave the default inodes, say 400MB free05:48
mdzI don't think many folks have enough RAM to make use of more05:48
mdzI wouldn't mess with the inodes05:49
lamontit used 77000 of the 180000 inodes that the default gave it... I'm inclined to shrink it just to see how much we save - that build is just about to the point of compressing the fs05:49
lamontinum calc was easier than the size calc anyway...05:50
lamontSZ=$(python -c "print int($(du -sk $ROOT|sed 's/[^0-9] .*$//')*1.1+$USZ)")05:50
lamontINUM=$(python -c "print $(find ${ROOT} | wc -l)+$UINUM")05:50
lamonthrm.. then again, 10000 inodes and 400MB is 40KB/inode06:01
lamont-rw-r--r--   1 root   lamont  524056539 2005-01-06 22:04 livecd.cloop06:05
lamontthat's with 10000 inodes and 400MB06:05
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danielsshit06:05
danielselmo_away: can I please have linux-headers-2.6.10-* in concordia/davis chroots as a matter of urgency?06:05
lamontdaniels: I guess that means I can get some sleep, eh?06:14
lamontdaniels: fwiw, I'm not blocked on what I'm doing, but I am blocked on building usable images for mdz.06:14
lamontand I almost have the script packaged06:15
lamontthen I _will_ be blocked on lrm06:15
danielslamont: yeah, lrm's just blocked on getting l-h-* installed06:16
danielslamont: and will be until elmo wakes up, so go get some sleep06:16
lamontyeah06:19
lamontgonna finish this measurement first06:19
danielsmeasurement?06:19
lamonteffect of playing with numinodes on the root fs06:20
lamontfor the livecd06:20
lamont[ 9]  Block#  6163 size  65536 ->     84 [compression ratio   0%, overall:  24%] 06:20
lamontI love those06:20
lamontdaniels: if you run out of other things to work on... mpeg2dec dies with -lXt not found.06:24
fabbionemorning06:25
danielslamont: blegh, will check it out06:25
danielsfabbione: hey dude06:25
fabbionedaniels: hey06:25
lamontmorning fabbione06:25
fabbionesup?06:25
fabbionehey lamont 06:25
sivangfabbione: morning06:25
fabbionemorning sivang 06:25
lamontdaniels: europe's waking up.  clearly bedtime. :-)06:25
fabbionelamont: did you talk with ggg?06:26
danielslamont: heh :) night dude, cheers06:26
sivanglamont: I just didn't go to sleep.. :) bedtime for me also :)06:26
lamontfabbione: willy was going to look at it - never heard back, but didn't poke either.06:26
fabbioneok thanks06:26
lamontquite possibly either ggg or willy is awake now06:26
lamontwilly last seen 15 ago, pestering him06:27
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fabbioneThe changelog says we are creating 2.6.10, but I thought the version is 2.6.10-1-3206:27
fabbionelamont: i think i need also kernel-package from ubuntu06:27
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lamontobviously noise.06:28
lamontmdz: they can have all their inodes06:28
lamontFree blocks:              48729906:29
lamontFree inodes:              24779706:29
lamontsounds about right. :-)06:29
lamontand ~525 MB total size06:29
lamontfabbione: in the chroot, yes?06:31
fabbioneogra: i think i understand the bug noe06:31
danielsagh, once again the house is devoid of food06:31
fabbionelamont: yes06:31
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fabbionethat error message is something coming from it06:31
fabbionedaniels: did you read my message yesteday?06:32
danielsfabbione: xorg is go on sparc?06:32
danielsfabbione: i just caught an important message about horizsync/vertrefresh options being busted when we did choose to write them out06:33
danielsfabbione: so i'm running around again06:33
lamontfabbione: hoary kernel-package installed06:33
fabbionedaniels: yes. it is GO on sparc06:33
fabbionelamont: thanks06:33
fabbionelamont: testing now06:33
danielsfabbione: btw, look up -- alanh/keithw just committed sweet i8xx stuff to cvs, so we don't need 855wrap/855resolution and all that crap now :D06:33
lamontfabbione: well, the dpkg is _almost_ done. :-()06:33
fabbionedaniels: i am way behind on xorg mailing lists06:33
lamontdone06:34
fabbionelamont: thanks..06:34
fabbioneno they didn't fix the I/O problem i06:34
fabbioneit will take at least a couple of hours to get there again06:34
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danielsfabbione: xorg-commit, alanh, today06:39
danielsfabbione: ignore xorg@, it's crap06:39
fabbionedaniels: ENOTIME06:39
danielsfabbione: yeah06:39
danielsfair enough06:40
fabbionelkml is now my bitching ml06:40
fabbioneover 300 mss/day06:40
fabbioneit's insane06:40
danielssheez06:45
danielssounds dire06:45
fabbione[PATCH]  ALPS touchpad detection fix06:50
fabbioneuhuh06:50
fabbioneit's a one liner :-)06:50
danielscould you please bounce it to me?06:51
danielsanything that touches psmouse needs SERIOUS testing06:52
danielstriply so if it's alps06:52
danielswhich, last I checked, grabbed a few IBM TrackPoints and random PS/2 mice as being ALPS :\06:52
danielsas well as most every Synaptics device, ALPS or not06:52
fabbioneon the way06:53
danielscheers06:53
danielsback in a few, grabbing the bus to the supermarket to acquire food (not eaten yet today)06:53
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jdubhttp://blogs.sun.com/roller/resources/eschrock/halcyon.png07:27
jdubworst time to be sick -> summer in sydney :|07:27
sivangjdub: you poor thing..go get some timtams and tea! :)07:28
jduboof07:28
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sivangjdub: is it ever winter in sydney ?07:31
jdubyeah07:32
jdubour seasons are very different07:33
sivangjdub: I see, does it switch nicely comparing to our seasons?07:33
sivangI mean, when it's winter for me, summer for you and the other way around?07:33
jdubyes07:34
sivangjdub: cool :-)07:42
danielsmmm, food07:54
danielsjdub: xsun is very quick.  we can get the X server starting blindingly quickly on proper hardware (e.g. Radeons, nVidias -- most everything except i8xx).07:55
sladendaniels: I'm wondering if to a certain point that can be disguised.  How much of the setup delay is detection before any of the registers are actually changed?07:58
danielssladen: not much -- that part is pretty quick, except we're now slamming /proc with about 15,000 opens07:59
danielsthat's a bit of a cpu load, so i'm looking to optimise that07:59
sladenerrrrrm  ?07:59
sladenwhy's it hitting /proc, is X not content with holding /dev/mem open?08:00
danielssladen: probing /proc/pci08:01
danielsbut instead of using readdir(), it attempts to open every possible combination of bus/device/subdevice08:01
sladenduuuuude...08:02
danielsyes, I know08:02
danielsit's in 6.8 branch08:03
danielsit fixes a problem with pci domains, to be fair08:03
danielsbut yeah, I have plans to fix it08:03
danielsbut not right now08:03
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jdubthom: hrm, think i have libgecko-cil love with firefox08:16
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abellipitti: ding09:35
pittiMorning abelli09:35
pittimorning all09:35
abelliciao09:35
abellipax wont let xorg live: is it normal?09:36
danielsabelli: yes09:37
abelliok..09:38
abellithank you09:38
Treenaksabelli: send some money to daniels, I'm sure it'll get fixed09:41
danielsheh09:41
danielsunfortunately fixing that and using the nvidia/ati binary drivers are mutually exclusive09:41
Treenakslet's send a million threatening letters to nvidia and ati!09:41
abellidaniels: dont even mention nvidia please.09:42
danielsyeah, because that's worked in the past to get us open-source drivers :P09:42
danielsabelli: it's the main blocker with moving to a libdl-based loader (that and fglrx)09:42
Treenaksdaniels: no, but it makes us feel better.. venting frustrations etc. ;)09:43
danielsheh09:43
Treenaksdaniels: btw, have you seen your "transmgr" picture?09:43
danielsTreenaks: heh yes09:43
Treenaksdaniels: ok, I forgot :)09:44
pittiping daniels 09:44
danielssomeone saw it and asked if I'd put on weight09:44
danielsit's not very flattering :P09:44
danielspitti: sure, give me a URL09:44
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abelliseb128: ciao09:45
danielsseb128: yo09:46
danielsseb128: do you still have the widescreen laptop?09:46
seb128morning09:46
seb128daniels: yep09:46
danielscool09:46
seb128need some testing ?09:46
danielsyep09:47
danielshave a patch from CVS that should do away with the need for 855resolution or whatever09:47
danielsso they should all work out of the box :)09:47
seb128cool09:47
abellidaniels: what do you think about some testing with _my_ laptop, and *my* nvidia? :)09:47
danielsabelli: er?09:47
abellii think that just because i use nvidia, having a screen that looks like leerdammer, is not so fair09:48
daniels'leerdammer'?09:49
danielswhat's the exact problem you're having?09:49
Treenaksabelli: it looks like cheese with lots of holes?09:50
Treenaksabelli: or like a human from the small town of Leerdam? :P09:50
abellithe first one09:51
abelli:)09:51
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danielsabelli: ok ...09:52
abelliabelli: what does it mean sorry?09:53
abelli1) ok ... no way i'll fix it09:54
abelli2) ok ... please shut up09:54
abelli?09:54
danielsabelli: i don't know what you're describing, i would need a full bug report in order to fix it09:54
Treenaksabelli: he probably wants more details :)09:55
abelliTreenaks: he has seen it in mataro...09:55
seb128abelli: I think that you need to describe the bug if you want a chance to get it fixed09:55
abelliTreenaks: ...he said: <<No idea sorry>>... :)09:55
abellimine was just a try :)09:55
seb128abelli: is it in bugzilla ? So many guys ping with bug, not easy to remember every single bug ...09:55
abellii don't know, i think that kinnison spotted it while using my laptop..09:56
abelliciao10:00
abelliim off10:00
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danielsabelli: oh, you had *that* laptop10:11
abelliin fact...10:11
danielsi vaguely remember it10:11
danielsi think it's a timing issue10:11
abellii said "_my_" laptop ;)10:11
danielswell, yeah10:11
danielsi got shown a lot of laptops with a lpt of problems at matar10:12
abelliahh..10:12
Treenaksdaniels: does your client mis-transcode, or mine?10:12
cartmanhmm xorg update still didn't make it to a.u.c10:12
cartmanTreenaks: using a unicode charset?10:13
fabbionecartman: give the buildd the times to build it?10:13
cartmanfabbione: oh I thought prebuilt packages are sent by developers10:13
cartmanmy bad10:13
fabbionenope10:13
fabbioneit's not debian :-)10:13
cartmansorry then10:13
Treenakscartman: I'm using UTF-8, but daniels' "" looks like he types UTF-8, that got converted to latin1, and THAT mis-converts back to UTF-8 and over the wire10:14
cartmanTreenaks: daniels I don't think daniels sent last msg as unicode10:14
Treenakscartman: I see ""10:15
cartmanright10:15
Treenaksno.. 10:15
cartmanfunny A+sup-210:15
Treenaksanyway, UTF-8 looks like that if you treat it as Latin110:16
Treenaksso if you then convert your "latin1" (which is actually utf-8) to UTF-8, it breaks :)10:16
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cartmanU+C383 U+C2B310:17
cartmansays my hex editor ;)10:17
danielsTreenaks: mine, screen is broken10:20
danielsmatar10:20
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danielsmuch better10:20
cartmanyeah10:20
Treenaksdaniels: yay :)10:20
seb128jdub: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/nautilus-list/2005-January/msg00012.html <- cool10:22
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danielselmo: just the man I was looking for10:42
danielselmo: can I please get linux-headers-2.6.10-1-* on concordia and davis (hoary chroot), and libqt3-mt-dev, libxxf86misc-dev, libxxf86vm-dev, libxtst-dev, and libxinerama-dev on concordia's hoary chroot?10:43
elmodidn't I do that already?10:43
lifelesselmo: while you're doing chroot stuff...10:44
danielselmo: nope10:44
seb128elmo: hey. Have you seen my sync requests 2 days ago ?10:44
danielselmo: i did get rman on halley and /dev/null unbroken though -- thanks10:44
elmoseb128: err, possibly not sorry; I managed to kill my irc client at home - can you repeat?10:45
seb128elmo: libbonobo gnome-gv gnome-pilot gnome-pilot-conduits ghfaxviewer10:45
seb128thanks :)10:45
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seb128elmo: and easytag 1.99.2 from experimental too10:46
Treenaksseb128: do you have any clue on the "panel stays empty"/"nautilus doesn't start" bugs yet?10:46
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seb128Treenaks: nop, gnomevfs guys are still in VAC10:47
seb128elmo: and add glib2.0 and pango1.0 from experimental too and that should be enough for now :)10:51
seb128thanks10:51
cartmanand fix flac package please10:54
elmoseb128: done10:55
seb128thank you :)10:55
elmocartman: they should be on archive.u.c by now10:55
lifelesselmo: morning :)10:56
cartmanelmo hmm just updated not there. guess will take some more time.10:56
elmolifeless: I saw you10:56
lifelesselmo: hehhe, I'll get outta your hair then.10:56
ografabbione: great news !11:00
ografabbione: anything i should do for you before rushing to the office ?11:00
fabbioneogra: try to understand why the module is loaded -> unloaded and reloaded?11:01
fabbioneis there any point in the module being unloaded the first time?11:01
ografabbione: not to my knowing.....11:01
fabbioneok11:01
fabbionei will need to add more debugging stuff11:01
ografabbione: it should stay loaded...11:01
fabbionebecause at the first load11:02
fabbionethe module automatically unloads11:02
elmodaniels: done11:02
ografabbione: probably its the load order11:02
fabbioneit shouldn't11:02
elmodaniels: and I did do it, last time you didn't ask for linux-header-* is all, so I only installed the top level package11:02
danielselmo: thanks dude11:02
ografabbione: i can experiment with that tonight and trace the module dependencys with modinfo11:02
fabbioneDEBUG: AVM Fritz: pnp_unregister_driver(&fcpnp_driver);11:02
fabbioneDEBUG: AVM Fritz: pci_unregister_driver(&fcpci_driver);11:02
danielselmo: ah ok, sorry11:02
fabbioneogra: see.. it loads but later it unloads again11:03
ografabbione: yup...11:03
fabbionethe error mostlikely is that the module does not de-register itself from mISDN core11:03
fabbioneand at the second load you can see the oops when it walks the device/module lists11:03
danielsARGH11:03
fabbionemeaning that the last entry hasn't been freed properly11:03
danielsi'll be quite unhappy if the thing causing GL on original iMacs to lock up is the fix to prevent GL lockups on PC r128s11:04
lifelessdaniels: hahhah11:04
Treenaksthat'd suck11:05
ografabbione: hmm...... buggy crap, i wish we could go with i4l11:05
fabbioneyeah11:05
Kamionmdz: see netcfg's base-installer script11:05
fabbioneso let's build this bunch of other fixes for the kernel11:06
fabbioneat lesat.. let see if they actually build11:06
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ografabbione: i will dig the web a bit today to see if it is a workaround to run i4l instead until this really works11:08
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sabdfldaniels: do we have an ATI xorg driver nowadays?11:18
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fabbionesabdfl: do you mean the fglrx?11:28
cartmanlibflac4 is still foobared11:29
cartmantrying to install /usr/lib/libFLAC.so.6.0.111:29
elmocartman: what version of the package?11:29
danielssabdfl: yeah, it's in beta11:29
cartmanelmo libflac4_1.1.1-1_i386.deb11:30
elmocartman: install libflac6?11:30
elmothat's the fixed version AIUI11:30
cartmanhmm11:30
cartmandpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libflac6_1.1.1-2_i386.deb (--unpack):11:32
cartman trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libFLAC.so.6.0.1', which is also in package libflac411:32
cartmanstill buggy11:32
cartmanand still no libFLAC.so.4 installed needed by ogg12311:33
elmoogg123 will need rebuilt with the new lib11:34
cartmanwhat about the above error?11:35
elmothat's a bug, you can work around it for now with --force-overwrite to dpkg11:35
cartmanok11:35
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elmocartman: can you file the overwrite thing in bugzilla, by the way, please?11:45
cartmanits more than that I guess11:45
elmohmm?  no, it really is just a file overwrite for the libflac4 thing, the rebuilds are a separate issue11:46
cartmanwell ok11:47
sabdfldaniels: is it easy to test with the current hoary xorg?11:47
danielssabdfl: i'm going to be doing some testing on my machine tonight -- unfortunately they're unredistributable while in beta11:48
cartmandaniels: nvidia drivers?11:49
cartmanor ati?11:49
danielscartman: ati11:49
cartmanokies11:49
cartmanelmo https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=527611:53
elmocartman: thanks11:55
cartmanhope it gets fixed soon. no ogg123 no sound here :/11:55
cartmandaniels: when compiling kde/mplayer I got this11:58
cartman/usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.a(glxcmds.o)(.text+0x2eea): In function `glXGetMscRateOML':11:58
cartman: undefined reference to `XF86VidModeQueryVersion'11:58
cartmanrm /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.a solves it but I think somehow nvidia-glx package is responsible for this mess11:58
Kamioncartman: do you have libxxf86vm-dev installed?12:00
cartmanlet me check12:00
cartmannope12:00
cartmansome package is missing "depends" I guess?12:00
Kamionno idea12:00
danielscartman: you need to link with -lXxf86vm12:01
danielsnvidia-glx has a weap dep on libXxf86vm, it seems12:01
danielswhich totally sucks.12:01
Kamionif kde/mplayer use XF86VidModeQueryVersion themselves, then they need to build-depend on libxxf86vm-dev12:01
cartmanproblem on my side then12:01
danielsKamion: it's from libGL.a tho12:01
danielsKamion: which would be bizzare.  because Xxf86vm was static for the longest time, and still is by default.12:02
danielsKamion: so how it works is beyond me12:02
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cartmanwell nvidia-glx package has far more bugs with symlinks12:03
cartmanI should report them all12:03
cartmanis "restricted" supported?12:03
elmoas far as possible, taking the license and lack of source into account12:05
cartmanwell symlink bugs can be fixed without source ;)12:05
Kamionrestricted is supported, yes12:06
Kamion(oh, elmo already answered that)12:06
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danielscartman: what sort of symlink bugs?12:10
cartmandaniels: you end up with /usr/lib/libGL.so being a dangling symlink after installing nvidia-glx12:10
cartmanalso /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/libglx.a needs to be manually symlinked to /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/libglx.so12:12
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cartmanwell looks like you already know those issues ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7906&highlight=nvidia+glx )12:15
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truluxpitti: i'm available now12:29
pittiHi trulux12:30
truluxpitti: it would be great to have mostof things done today12:30
truluxas the next Monday school starts for me and i will have really limited time12:30
pittisure, that'd be fine12:30
truluxpitti: the TPE engine is now finished12:30
pittitrulux: do you think you can prepare the ssp packages today?12:30
truluxpitti: i don't like what i do at school, but before i leave this for do better things i will get the secondary school graduate12:31
pittitrulux: hey, school is important12:31
truluxand move outside Spain for continue my studies in place where i can really enjoy them12:31
pittitrulux: more important than this stuff in any case12:31
truluxyes, and that's what i mean when saying limited time ;)12:32
truluxbut Spain for example is not a good place for kernel hackers, here the situation is the worst of Europe, and i think i'm really enjoying low level development12:32
truluxi haven't developed any GUI application since i use computers12:33
truluxnever known Glade, gtk, etc12:33
truluxlast two months i've started developing with C and the kernel, and i'm learning quickly, that's the thing that matters12:33
truluxok, back to our work12:33
truluxfirst12:33
truluxhow's the situation of SELinux in ubuntu?12:34
pittiyou asked me this already two times :-)12:34
truluxand, what about the SSP packages? we need to make a final decision on them12:34
truluxpitti: maybe :(12:34
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pittitrulux: selinux: kernel support is there, no userspace support (userspace == sid)12:34
pittitrulux: ssp: we already have a decision12:34
pittitrulux: competely separate source pacakge for universe, gcc-3.4-ssp12:35
elmopitti: hey, don't forget my question about a way to detect SSP compiled binaries, at some point pls12:35
pittitrulux: and it would be nice if it ships a binary gcc-3.4-ssp which already enables all necessary things12:35
truluxpitti: i have set a sid development chroot, if i prepare packages for it, would you prepare them for Ubuntu?12:35
pittielmo: that's easy12:36
pittielmo: ldd | grep -ssp12:36
truluxpitti: :)12:36
pittielmo: second, we only make source uploads to Ubuntu, so this should not be a problem anyway, right?12:36
truluxpitti: better to call it gcc-hardened12:36
elmopitti: every binary gets linked to a SSP lib?12:36
pittitrulux: -hardened is fine for me too12:36
pittielmo: yes12:36
mdzmorning12:36
truluxpitti: ok then12:36
truluxhey mdz12:36
pittiHi mdz!12:36
elmoerr, please don't call it hardened12:37
pittitrulux: TIA! I look forward to see the packages12:37
elmothe propaganda campaign doesn't need to extend to package names12:37
truluxmdz: i have your doc: http://wiki.debian-hardened.org/Development_layout_organization12:37
elmoplease call it what it actually is12:37
pitti-ssp says what it is probabl12:37
pittiy12:37
truluxpitti: ok, today i'm a bit sleepy, i just slept 3 hours, i was testing the TPE all the night12:37
pittimdz: we now have upstream freeze, right?12:37
mdzpitti: yes12:37
truluxelmo, what propaganda?12:38
pittimdz: today a new hal bugfix version 0.4.4 was released which fixes some segfaults and a regression in 0.4.312:38
mdztrulux: I don't know what that document is about12:38
pittimdz: the changelog is relatively small12:38
pittimdz: I can backport the patches or shall I just package the new upstream version (after auditign the diff)?12:38
mdzpitti: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UpstreamVersionFreeze12:38
mdzExceptions requiring confirmation:12:38
mdz Minor fixes, if the upstream change is a micro-increment (or equivalent)12:38
Kamiontrulux: "hardened" is essentially an advertising term, not a description of what it actually is :)12:38
truluxmdz: is about the development layout i commented, the infrasctructure that needs to be done12:39
truluxKamion: hardened means a hardened toolchain, even hardened gentoo uses it and so on12:39
trulux;)12:39
pittimdz: exactly, point 2 seems to fit12:39
pittimdz: so I hereby ask for permission12:40
mdzpitti: go for it12:40
pittiokay, thanks12:40
truluxpitti: so, what's your final decision? -ssp or -hardened?12:41
pittitrulux: does it contain anything else apart from ssp by now?12:42
truluxssp would distract users of know about PIE and so on12:42
truluxPIE12:42
truluxcomes by default in 3.4 but not in 3.312:42
pittiI thought PIE was just a consequence (or arequirement) of ssp12:42
truluxit's not12:42
truluxPIE is for PaX ASLR12:42
truluxnot for ssp12:42
pittipie itself is not a security feature IIRC12:42
pittioh right12:42
pittibut still, it is a means to support a feature, not a sec feature itself12:43
truluxPIE is used as a security feature12:43
truluxdeveloped as it12:43
pittitrulux: since this is meant to be an experimental package only, -ssp is fine for me12:43
truluxlet me try to bring here psm12:43
mdztrulux: what I asked for was a document describing what resources you needed in order to do a proof-of-concept derivative of Ubuntu using SSP, and what you are showing me is a document which describes the CVS repository layout for debian-hardened12:45
mdzI don't understand12:45
mjg59daniels: Oh, rock12:45
mjg59Can you get that into Hoary?12:45
truluxmdz: ok, let me write a section about it12:46
pittitrulux: just write a plain ASCII file, which only contains the necessary resources12:46
truluxmdz: i just have a server specs doc for a sponsorship that is going to start (with Tek, they sponsor Gentoo)12:46
truluxpitti: ok12:46
pittitrulux: i. e. separate archive, buildd support, modified toolchain in the buildd (-ssp), etc.12:47
mdzpitti is on the right track12:47
pittitrulux: also, team structure12:47
pittitrulux: who is responsible for what, future plans (eventual merge into Hoary+1 if successful, etc.)12:48
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psmhello all, what are the questions about pie?12:52
pittipsm: PIE itself is no security feature right?12:52
pittipsm: as far as I understood it supports PaX memory randomization and stuff12:53
psmPIE is like a shared lib, loadable to any address12:53
pittiright12:53
mdzKamion: did you receive my email with casper?12:53
psmif the addresses are randomized, you'll get it loaded each time at diff addresses12:54
pittipsm: this is PaX ASLR12:56
psmfor ex12:56
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pittiMorning carlos!12:56
Kamionmdz: no12:57
mvo_hi carlos 12:57
psmthe randomization can be done in kernel (PAX does it), or ld.so could be used prob for that12:57
carlosmorning12:57
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zulmorning pitti12:57
pittiHi zul12:57
mdzKamion: wtf12:57
mdzyou didn't get the last one either12:57
mdzsending you a test mail12:57
Kamionmdz: where was it sent to?12:57
mdzKamion: cjwatson@canonical12:58
Kamionbleh, it got spam-trapped?!12:58
pitticarlos: right now we agreed to the ZIP structure <LANG>/<DOMAIN>.mo, right?12:58
Kamionhold on, I have it12:58
pitticarlos: would it be any more difficult for you to change that to <LANG>/LC_MESSAGES/<DOMAIN>.mo ?12:59
pitticarlos: then it would already have the final structure12:59
Kamionopening that mail folder is a bit of a challenge, that's all ...12:59
mdzKamion: anything else from me in there? :-P12:59
Kamion-rw-------    1 cjwatson cjwatson 1196359985 Jan  7 11:55 mail/spam01:00
KamionI'll tell you in a bit :P01:00
carlospitti: will do it that way01:01
pitticarlos: if it does not make the job harder for rosetta?01:01
mdz-rw-rw----  1 mdz mdz 45930357 2005-01-07 03:37 /home/mdz/mail/incoming/spam01:01
mdzyou win01:01
mdzthat goes back to Dec 1701:01
carlospitti: for me it's the same one directory than two or three01:01
pitticarlos: okay, thanks01:02
carlosnp01:02
pitticarlos: with this new structure I don't need to rearrange the files at all01:02
truluxmdz: done, can i dcc it to you?01:02
fabbionemdz: already awake?01:02
pittifabbione: I'd rather call it 'still' :-)01:03
Kamionmdz: four mails from you in that folder, going back a while01:03
fabbioneehhe01:03
mdzfabbione: I'm not sure whether I'm awake already or if I haven't slept yet01:03
mdztrulux: please put it in the Ubuntu wiki01:03
Kamionto which I say, wtf?01:03
fabbionemdz: pick one :-)01:03
mdzKamion: hmm, I have some vague recollection of you not receiving a mail from me in the past few months01:04
truluxmdz: ok01:04
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KamionSubject: ubuntu-meta01:05
Kamionmdz: apparently caused by overenthusiastic filtering of certain types of binary attachments01:05
mdzKamion: you're not using spamassassin, are you?01:06
KamionI am, but the binary attachment thing was manual to try to avoid being buried under Klez01:06
Kamionsorry about that01:07
fabbionedaniels: still around?01:08
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Kamionthe kickstart stuff is vile01:09
Treenaksbile as well now 8)01:10
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truluxmdz: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HardeningNeededResources01:18
truluxbtw01:18
truluxif someone wants to fall back to 2.4 for SELinux, now you have SELinux for 2.401:18
trulux;)01:18
Treenaks*shudder*01:18
danielsfabbione: wassup01:22
danielsmjg59: yes, it will be in hoary01:22
fabbionedaniels: there is a big bunch of drm updates for 2.6.1101:23
fabbioneshould we pull them in?01:23
danielsfabbione: yep!01:23
danielsand i have some more drm stuff for i91501:23
danielsi'll forward it to you01:23
fabbionedaniels: no need to..01:23
fabbionei will grab what is in bk01:23
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fabbioneif it is not upstream is no no :-)01:24
thommdz: hrrm. there are other cases where the filesystems are unconditionally not checked01:25
mdzthom: really?01:26
thommdz: yes01:26
thomif you have /fastboot01:26
thomas a file, then no checks are run01:26
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mdzah, right01:27
mdzthom: did you get with mako about the directory index stuff?01:27
mdz+AC_CHECK_PROGS(GAS, gas)01:28
mdz[...] 01:28
mdz+# funniest. macro. ever.01:28
mdz+AC_DEFINE(FLAC__HAS_GAS)01:28
thommdz: um?01:29
Treenaks8)01:29
mdzthom: for the CD image downloads01:29
mdzback about 8 hours or so01:29
Kamionmdz: wow, that's an *amazing* hack :)01:29
mdzthom: he sent you an email too01:29
mdztwo of them01:29
mvo_ping doko_ 01:29
thommdz: you can take that as a no - i have no mail from mako today01:30
elmojoii why is he sending it to thom?01:30
mjg59daniels: Rock01:30
mdzthom: hmmmm01:30
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Kamionmdz: while there are obviously improvements I can think of, I'm satisfied it won't break regular d-i as it stands, so if that's all I can upload it as-is01:30
mdznever mind01:30
mdzhe sent it to admins@admins01:30
mdzand mentioned it to thom on irc01:31
mdzso it's sitting in the vacuum of admins@ somewhere :-P01:31
Kamionhe sent directory index stuff to me01:31
mdzCCed01:31
Kamionfor releases01:31
KamionI'm the right person to do that anyway, probably, I'll take care of it01:31
mdzyeah, I wasn't sure if you could do that without admin intervention, so I recommended he ping you as well01:32
Kamionthink I can, we'll see01:32
mdzKamion: since I'm awake anyway, shall I go ahead and seed+upload casper?01:32
Kamiongo for it01:32
=== mdz wonders in what strange and wonderful ways the seed repository will break today
mdzit's a bit annoying that gnupg hassles me to update-trustdb when all I've imported are new signatures on my own key01:33
mdzI'm fairly certain that no exciting new trust paths are established by those01:33
fabbionedaniels: in any case.. -5 stuff01:33
thommdz: the case you suggest for fsck would require each individual fsck to learn how to check for being on ac, i think01:33
Kamionelmo: if I could have rescue-{check,mode}, casper-{check,udeb}, and the 2.6.10 udebs in main, I can do new d-i with all of this stuff ...01:34
thomor the fsck wrapper, certainly01:34
mdzthom: I was thinking that the fsck wrapper would pass a flag to them saying "don't do anything stupid"01:34
danielsfabbione: yeah, that's cool01:34
kentseb128, are you there?01:34
danielsfabbione: btw, the stuff in xorg is newer than bk01:34
mdzthom: I say post something to ubuntu-devel and see what folk think about the way it works now01:34
mdzthom: maybe I'm just paranoid01:34
mdzthom: on_ac_power is guaranteed not to do anything stupid on a server, right?01:34
seb128kent: yes01:35
Kamionmdz: netcfg's the only useful thing in base-installer.d AFAIK; maybe we could invent a casper.d which casper-udeb runs?01:35
mdzKamion: the notion of having gobs of other udebs knowing about casper isn't very appealing01:35
KamionI like that notion, actually01:35
Kamionit's a lot better than casper knowing about the internals of gobs of other udebs, which is what we have now01:36
mdzKamion: I was thinking that prebaseconfig.d could be broken up01:36
thommdz: yes.01:36
Kamionnah, that's casper.d :)01:36
mdzinto bits which do crazy things, and bits which don't do crazy things01:36
kentseb128, well.. i was just going to ask if it was gnome-applets i should report the bug against the weather applet, but i saw that it must be that.. :) 01:36
Kamionthat affects the install CD in much more invasive ways01:37
Kamionand is scary because prebaseconfig.d is dealt with by lots of udebs01:37
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Kamionand it's by no means guaranteed that more stuff won't be added to prebaseconfig.d01:37
seb128kent: yep01:37
mdzKamion: who expands the Kernel-Version in the installer seed, germinate?01:37
Kamionyep01:38
KamionI got bored of having to substitute 2.6.8.1 with 2.6.9 a thousand times01:38
mdzKamion: anything you noticed which ought to work differently and wasn't already marked with a scary comment?01:38
kentseb128, https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5281   :)01:38
fabbionemdz:   [PATCH]  convert Linux to 4-level page tables01:39
fabbioneinterested?01:39
mdzfabbione: we're still pre-feature-freeze, if you think it's supportable01:39
fabbioneno s*!t01:39
Kamionmdz: I wondered about using /dev/ram0; doesn't the installer already use that for its own ramdisk?01:39
fabbionei have not even idea of what it is after reading a few tons of documentation stuff01:40
fabbioneit reorders all the VM in more layer01:40
mdzKamion: apparently not; I didn't think the installer used a ramdisk apart from the initrd01:40
mjg59daniels: So the custom video mode stuff means we don't need 855resolution?01:40
fabbioneno way i will understand that in 20 years from now ;)01:40
Kamionthat's what I meant, the initrd01:40
mdzfabbione: ok, let's not backport major new features that we don't understand, ok? ;-)01:40
Kamion"newer kernels use /dev/ram0 for the initrd" <- Documentation/devices.txt01:40
mdzfascinating01:41
mdzgah, nightly backup is running01:41
mdzKamion: I think d-i actually copies itself into a tmpfs01:42
Kamionmdz: the /dev/vc stuff is a bit nightmarish, hopefully that'll go away when we eventually switch the installer to non-devfs paths01:42
Kamionmdz: oh, so it does, good point01:42
Kamionyes, and it umounts the initrd afterwards, so you're ok01:42
mdzKamion: we still need to find a clever way to let us unmount the d-i tmpfs01:42
Kamionmdz: other than that I think you had a sufficiency of scary comments to cover my concerns :)01:42
pittidaniels: still here?01:42
Kamionmdz: what's still open on it?01:43
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jdubseb128: that sounds pretty rad :-)01:43
mdzKamion: the new root filesystem is a device-mapper device, one of whose components is a cloop device which is attached to a file on the cdrom, which is mounted under the tmpfs :-)01:43
mjg59fabbione: The only big advantage from an end-user point of view is that 64 bit architectures get more addressible physical RAM01:44
Kamionmount --move the cdrom?01:44
mdzooh, didn't know about that01:44
mjg59So I wouldn't worry too much01:44
mdzsounds like exactly what I need01:44
fabbionemjg59: i am not ... reallyt01:44
Kamionassuming that busybox mount implements --move01:44
Kamiondoesn't look like it, but should be a small addition01:45
mdzdoesn't have to01:45
mdzwe have real mount by that time01:45
Kamiontrue01:45
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mdzKamion: what were you saying about base-installer.d?01:47
danielspitti: yo, sup01:48
danielsmjg59: afaict, yes01:48
mjg59daniels: That makes life unbelievably easier.01:48
danielsmjg59: shit yes01:48
Kamionmdz: netcfg is the only thing that uses it, and it could easily just declare that it needs to be used by casper too01:50
mdzKamion: will you add casper-check to your next d-i upload?01:51
Kamionyes, once it's in main01:51
mjg59daniels: How long until packages with that are available?01:52
danielsmjg59: will do it this weekend, so probably packages this weekend, hoary next week01:52
mjg59133701:53
Kamionhttp://releases.ubuntu.com/warty/ updated01:53
Kamionlooks much nicer01:53
crimsunpitti: 2.6.10-hardened-1-686-smp works great :)01:54
danielsmjg59: it's because i am shit hot01:54
mdzKamion: looks good, thanks01:54
danielsKamion: nice :)01:54
pitticrimsun: cool01:54
pitticrimsun: did you use the linux-hardened-support package?01:55
pitticrimsun: I uploaded version 2 this morning which fixes chpax'ing01:55
crimsunpitti: and chpax, too.01:55
pitticrimsun: does framebuffer work for you?01:55
crimsunpitti: haven't tested; using X Windows atm01:55
pitticrimsun: you saw boot messages? do you boot with text console or fb?01:56
elmoError trying to open /dev/hda exclusively (Device or resource busy)... retrying in 1 second.01:57
elmoduh01:57
crimsunpitti: text01:57
pittielmo: is that cdrecord?01:57
elmoyeah01:57
mdzKamion: we may want to make the ramdisks larger, too01:57
elmonautlius isn't burning valid CDs for me :(01:58
fabbioneelmo: get ready for another travel to the dc :-)))01:58
elmofabbione: I'm AT the DC01:58
elmo(look at my IP)01:58
fabbioneok :-)01:58
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elmopitti: how do I get this stupid thing (cdrecord) to not try and gain control of the drive with my root partition on?01:59
pittielmo: it doesn't, because it cannot exclusively open it anyway01:59
pittielmo: but why do you try burning to /dev/hda in the first place?02:00
elmoI'm not, I'm trying to run -scanbus02:00
elmoI'm not quite that stupid; but I'm touched by your confidence in me02:00
pittielmo: sorry02:00
pittielmo: however, I think this -scanbus bug was fixed in Hoary02:00
mdzdon't run -scanbus, then02:00
pittielmo: it's only a cosmetic issue, though02:00
pittielmo: older versions also touched hda during scanning, so your version is actually better02:01
elmomdz: and figure out the archaic rune for my cdrom, how? :P02:01
mdzelmo: archaic rune?02:01
mdzelmo: dev=/dev/cdrom02:01
pittielmo: the hda scanning should time out after 10 seconds, and hda will not be touched02:01
elmoI thought it had to be ATA:2034,3224,3841 or something02:01
mdzelmo: they fixed that in like 199002:01
mdzit prints this obnoxious pedantic shitbag complaint about it, but then it does what you ask02:02
mjg59daniels: Does Hoary do the right thing with loading AGP and DRM modules?02:04
elmodoes nautlius' burning stuff log anywhere btw?02:05
danielsmdz: UNINTENTIONAL, BE THANKFUL THIS WORKS YOU FOOL, ALL HAIL JRG02:05
danielshmm, weird02:05
danielsJRG02:05
danielsi hate screen02:05
Treenaksdaniels: Schilling?02:05
danielsmjg59: yah02:05
pittidaniels: the umlaut works fine if you meant that02:05
danielsTreenaks: who else02:05
mjg59daniels: Rocking02:05
danielspitti: really?  it renders weird here02:05
mdzelmo: it has a debug flag in gconf which logs all the output from cdrecord/growisofs/mkisofs/whatnot02:05
pittidaniels: I have /charset UTF-8, looks fine02:05
jdubso you know that trash .desktop file i posted to u-d?02:05
jdubit's sitting on my desktop02:05
pittidaniels: something more:    02:05
Treenaksdaniels: well, there are 2 other Jrgs on planet debian at least02:06
jduband i loaded up the january calendar02:06
jduband it's IN HIS HAND02:06
mjg59Haha02:06
danielsahr, much better.  but mine is still rendering like crap.02:07
daniels02:07
danielsgah.02:07
lifeless02:07
Treenaksdaniels: looks fine here02:07
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danielsit renders fine in the status line, but then renders horribly in the main window02:08
Treenaksdaniels: I have it the other way around02:08
Treenaksdaniels: when I type it it looks f*cked, when I press ENTER it's OK02:08
Kamionurgh, badly written documentation02:08
Kamion"When posix is not true (default), the shlex instance will operate in compatibility mode."02:08
mvo_mdz: what's our policy with merges that only require a sync from debian (because debian took the changes from us)? #3518 is such a case. do we sync them? or ignore the because of upstream-version-freeze02:08
Kamionis that "not (true (default))" or "(not true) (default)"?02:08
elmokamion the latter02:09
mdzmvo_: if the debian version doesn't contain other things that we don't want, a sync is fine02:09
elmoKamion: I guess02:09
Kamionturns out it's the latter, but then they should say "false (default)"02:09
danielsKamion: i'd say the latter02:09
danielsyeah02:09
mvo_mdz: it's a new upstream version that was not synced automatically02:10
mdzKamion: where do you think I should move the CD to?02:12
danielsmdz: l-r-m 2.6.10-1 uploading now02:12
mdzKamion: I was thinking /media/cdrom0, but there's no particular guarantee that it's cdrom0, or even a cdrom02:12
danielswell, l-r-m-2.6.10 2.6.10-102:12
mdzdaniels: thanks02:12
mvo_elmo: can you please sync "scim"? all our changes are now in the debian package (merge bug #3518)02:12
mdzlamont: ^^^02:12
elmo[NOT Updating - Modified]  scim_0.9.7-1ubuntu1 (vs 1.0.1-4)02:13
elmomvo: ^-- that?02:13
Kamionmdz: /media/live or something?02:13
mvo_elmo: yes, all our changes are in the debian package now (only a missing build-depends)02:14
danielsmdz: i live to give02:14
elmomvo: yeah, but look at the version numbers?02:14
mdzmvo_: that's a universe package anyway02:15
mvo_mdz: so we ignore it and leave it at 0.9.7-1ubuntu1?02:15
mdzmvo_: yes, until the MOTU decide otherwise02:15
danielswoh are the motu?02:16
lifelessmasters of..02:16
mvo_mdz: what to do with the merge bug? just change it to "universe"?02:16
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mdzmvo_: it should already be severity: enhancement02:16
mvo_yes. I'll just leave it alone then02:17
mdzthere was a time when MOM filed bugs about universe packages, but keybuk fixed it shortly thereafter02:18
mdzthe MOTU will need to get a complete list of pending universe merges02:18
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mvo_how many MOTU do we have right now?02:19
danielslifeless: yeah, but who specifically ... like, the people02:19
danielsi know what the concept of motu is :P02:20
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mdzKamion: will you take care of adding an option to isolinux which sets casper/enable=true?02:22
Kamionfabbione: in your next kernel upload, could you create an rtc-modules udeb that includes drivers/char/rtc.o?02:22
KamionI need it for the timezone question in the first stage02:22
elmofuck.  even burning with cdrecord didn't work.  what kind of freaks don't provide md5sums of iso's anyways02:22
kentbtw, i got a broken pipe when upgrading my Hoary recently.   /usr/lib/libFLAC.so.6.0.1 from libflac6 is also in libflac4 according to synaptic.02:22
jdubhttp://www.livejournal.com/users/zabilcm/3490.html02:23
danielselmo: what are you trying to burn?02:23
Kamionmdz: that would be on the live CD only, wouldn't it?02:23
elmodaniels: latest Update Xpress CD02:23
elmoIBM's "all in one" firmware/driver etc. update CD02:23
mdzKamion: the live CD should default to it; the live+install DVD should have an option :-)02:23
Kamionthe latter doesn't exist yet though ;)02:24
KamionI'll add it commented out for the moment02:24
mdzkent: it's a bug, it's reported already02:24
Kamionand eventually make it DVD-only02:24
Kamionfabbione: (or should I file a bug?)02:26
mdzKamion: I need something to use for testing, is all02:26
mdzeasiest would be if I only had to drop /casper/ onto an install CD02:27
Kamionmdz: you can just type 'linux casper/enable=true ...02:27
Kamion'02:27
mdzKamion: yeah, but I have to type that in qwerty :-P02:27
Kamionah :)02:27
mdzit sucks02:27
Kamionok, I'll add it for now02:27
Kamionwon't stay for release, though02:27
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mdzwell, I suppose you and lamont will have automated builds going soon, no?02:27
Kamionfabbione: should I switch sparc to 2.6.10 as well?02:27
mdzif so, don't worry with it02:27
Kamionyeah, but not for the install CD, is my point :)02:27
Kamionfabbione: (d-i)02:28
mdzdaniels: that's one of the topics for the next CC meeting02:28
danielsmdz: schwoit02:29
mdzdaniels: motu02:29
danielsmdz: it's 'dude, where's my car?' all over again02:30
danielsmdz: (schwoit -> sweet)02:30
Kamionmdz: have you thought about doing casper over nbd or similar, incidentally?02:32
mdzKamion: yes, in fact I was just thinking about it last night02:34
mdzer02:34
mdztonight02:34
mdz"some hours ago"02:34
jdubcasper/02:35
jdub?02:35
mdzjdub: the new live cd/dvd/usb/whatnot system02:35
jduboh02:35
mdz(the one I wrote on wednesday)02:35
jdubgreat name02:36
mdzI looked hard and couldn't find another project with that name02:36
jdubsurprising02:36
Kamionmdz: right, I'm including casper-check in pkg-lists/base then, we'll just have it on all initrds02:36
danielscartman: i'm aware of the libglx.a thing, but libGL.so shouldn't be a dangling symlink with a halfway recent version of nvidia-glx02:36
mdzKamion: even (hypothetical) floppies?02:36
cartmandaniels: I am always using latest packs02:37
Kamionyeah02:37
Kamionthere are plenty of machines that have CD drives but can't boot from them02:37
Kamionbooting from floppy is a common workaround02:37
Kamionof course whether any of them will run casper is a different question :)02:38
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mdzI intend to make casper fairly clever about that sort of thing02:38
danielscartman: weird.  where was it pointing?02:38
cartmanlibGL.so.1.202:39
mdzit should be able to find filesystem images and COW overlays on hard disks, USB devices, etc.02:39
mdzprobably do something a bit like os-prober02:39
KamionI was thinking more about desktop memory requirements02:39
danielscartman: bonnnnnng02:39
Kamionmdz: might want to look at iso-scan too02:39
cartmandaniels: doing02:40
mdzKamion: oh, PC that can't boot from CD -> old PC -> low memory?02:40
Kamionright02:40
Kamionmight not be universally true though, c.f. laptops with pcmcia cd drives02:40
Kamionmdz: hm, need to add casper-check to the seed too, I'll do that02:41
mdzKamion: oh, oops02:42
Kamionfixed02:42
mdzKamion: or even USB CD drives02:42
mdzKamion: such as loonies who buy X40s02:43
Kamion:-)02:43
jdubor the more powerful and beautiful x300 ;)02:44
mdzKamion: how would you feel about changing the title of "loading components of the Ubuntu installer"?02:45
mdzit's rather weird-looking on a live CD :-)02:45
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mdz(not nearly as weird-looking as when it says "The system is going down NOW!" and kills all the processes, but one thing at a time...)02:46
stockholmmdz: ?02:46
stockholmah02:46
danielsmdz: if you do it through the dock, I don't think it comes up as USB02:46
mdzdaniels: oh, is the dock standard equipment?02:46
stockholmmdz: do you know if there is interest in having python bindings for kerberos? there is a project started on alioth, but it needs some work and love to be usefull02:46
mdzI assume X40s can boot from USB anyway (my T42 can)02:46
danielsmdz: nope, it's $$02:47
mdzI even booted it from a CF card in a USB card reader02:47
danielsmdz: yeah, it can boot from USB in any case02:47
Kamionmdz: awkward to achieve, unfortunately. I was thinking about having a legend at the top-left corner of the screen to say that you're in rescue mode or in live CD mode or whatever ...02:47
mdzstockholm: yeah, I imagine there is, kerberos being a windows interoperability thing now02:47
Kamionmdz: unless you can think of a title for that progress bar that makes sense in all modes02:48
stockholmmdz: but there are no working python bindings yet.02:48
mdzKamion: "loading components"02:48
Kamionbit *too* generic perhaps02:48
mdzstockholm: I imagine there is [interest] 02:48
danielsAGH VIM02:48
mdzloading runtime components? too techy02:48
mdz"loading things to do stuff"02:48
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mdzI don't think "loading components" is bad02:49
danielsif there's a vim modeline at the bottom of a file, you seemingly can't change it02:49
Kamion"loading extra components"?02:49
Kamiondaniels: uh?02:49
Kamion"loading additional components"02:49
danielsKamion: debian/local/dexconf has et ts=202:49
danielsKamion: and despite all my efforts, the tabs are always expanded to 2 spaces02:49
danielsKamion: having set noet, and ts=802:49
Kamiontry setting ts sts and sw02:49
stockholmmdz: and do you imagine canonical with its quest to promote python would push this?02:50
Kamiondaniels: oh, if et is set there won't be any tab characters in the file02:50
Kamiondaniels: you have to retab in order to change that02:50
danielsKamion: ahr, that was it -- thanks02:50
danielsKamion: no, this was me putting in new tabs :)02:50
danielsKamion: what's the difference between ts and sts?02:51
Kamionsofttabstop is what gets inserted when you press tab02:51
danielselmo: please NEW l-r-m-2.6.10 as a matter of priority -- lamont and mdz's livecd is blocking on it02:52
Kamionso you can have ts=8 to make tabs in the file be eight spaces wide, but sts=4 to use four-space indent02:52
elmodaniels: I already did you talentless gypsy02:52
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danielselmo: thankyou, dear02:52
jdubcatalonians are french gypsies02:52
azeemthis is better than soap operas on TV02:52
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Kamionhm, hw-detect/module_params is not very useful for preseeding02:53
elmolike, seriously, it'd been in NEW less than 5 minutes.. stop invoking the 'b' word with insane gratuity02:53
mdzstockholm: by "push", do you mean "fund"?02:53
stockholmmdz: not sure, i guess so.02:53
danielselmo: BULGARIA02:53
mdzstockholm: who is developing the bindings?02:53
lamontts should never be other than 8.  sts is a good thing.02:54
stockholmmdz: no one at the moment, they are orphaned02:54
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stockholmmdz: rb@d.o started on them but he started studying now and has no time 02:54
mdzstockholm: what is rb@d.o's full name?02:55
stockholmRoland Bauerschmidt02:55
stockholmmark approached him, too02:55
lamontif we could get people to quit using ts!=8, then maybe we could get SteveA to let us have tabs back..02:55
danielsmdz: if only there was some kind of web-based utility to find information on Debian developers02:55
mdzstockholm: if you're looking for someone to continue the development, we don't have developer resources for such projects, but if you find someone who is interested in working on it, have them contact me02:56
mdzdaniels: the next thing that you say to me should be "here's the command you need to run to generate a working X config for the live CD"02:56
stockholmcool!02:56
danielsmdz: i'm on it02:57
mdzBZZT02:57
amumdz: *eg* 03:02
elmobtw, we are going to drop 2.6.9 and 2.6.8.1 eventually  right, and not let them linger on indefinitely in universe?03:02
amuelmo: imho better wait till 2.6.10 is kind of "stable"  03:03
mdzelmo: 2.6.8.1 I think we can drop today03:04
elmoyeah, sure, I do mean eventually03:04
mdzfabbione, Kamion: confirm?03:04
elmoit's just that, because we name them differently from Debian, they won't get purged, even when Debian drops support for them03:04
elmo(in 2014)03:04
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ogra_mvo ?03:06
mdzelmo: please kill any kernel-*-2.6.8 stuff03:07
mdzsince debian has moved onto 2.6.903:07
mdzI don't see any reason to keep more than the most recent Debian kernel on each branch03:07
Kamionsarge hasn't moved, and 2.6.8 is still getting significant development work03:08
Kamionprobably more attention than 2.6.9 at the moment03:08
KamionI would say that 2.6.8 is still interesting for merges03:08
mdzKamion: interesting for hoary users?03:08
Kamiondevelopers03:08
Kamionif that doesn't matter, then TBH we might as well just kill kernel-image-* :)03:09
mvo_ogra: ?03:09
mdzwe really don't need 8 versions of the kernel; we're getting Debian disease03:09
ogra_mvo: what do you think about using the original avm drivers ?03:09
mvo_ogra_: if we can distribute them we should have them 03:10
ogra_mvo: and leaving mISDN for the next release....03:10
Kamionmdz: ok, fair enough then03:10
mdzI think we can at least shed linux-source-2.6.8.103:10
mdzprobably kernel-source-2.2.2503:11
mvo_ogra_: I think doko asked for permission from avm to distribute the avm drivers03:11
mdzand hopefully one of kernel-source-2.6.x03:11
pittiugh, we have 2.2 still?03:11
mdzpitti: in universe03:11
pittimdz: right, but still03:11
ogra_mvo: i think it eats a reasonable amount of time from fabio and doesnt look as if it gets solved to soon03:11
mdzpitti: 2.4.27 in universe as well03:11
ogra_mvo: ah, great news03:11
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pittimdz: we should drop 2.4.27 IMHO, it has a hell of a lot of security holes03:12
pittimdz: 2.4.28 fixed most of them03:12
mvo_ogra_: agreed03:12
mdzpitti: I don't know to what extent Debian is still patching 2.4.2703:12
mdzpitti: but if they aren't keeping it up to date with fixes, I agree, we should drop it03:12
pittimdz: I just went though the recent vulns with elmo03:12
pittimdz: it seems that even the recent 2.4.28 package still has issues...03:13
elmolunch, bbiab03:13
mdzpitti: if you feel that kernel-source-2.4.27 and kernel-source-2.2.25 should be removed, I am in favour of it03:13
ogra_mvo: do you know of any probs with i4l and 2.6.10 ? anything we should test in a more detailled way ?03:13
pittimdz: I don't know about hte security status of 2.2.2503:13
pittimdz: but 2.6 should run fine on all of our Ubuntu arches, right?03:14
mdzpitti: 2.6?03:14
mvo_ogra_: I haven't tested i4l and 2.6.10 yet03:14
pittimdz: I meant, that Debian still needs 2.4 and 2.2 for some architectures03:14
mdzright03:14
pittimdz: but I guess Ubuntu doesn't03:14
ogra_mvo: ok, i will do some basic testing on the weekend then :) if i encounter probs i'll shout03:15
pittimdz: if we have 2.4.28 in universe, I doubt that we should offer 2.4.27 still03:15
mdzthe debian kernels are nice to have since they sometimes offer different features/fixes/etc., but if they are not secure, we should not include them03:15
pittimdz: okay, it's universe, but it's so utterly useless03:15
mdzpitti: we don't have .2803:15
pittiugh03:15
mdzpitti: Debian doesn't have .28 either03:15
mvo_ogra_: thanks03:15
pittimdz: oh, I thought, because elmo just compiles 2.4.28 for the Debian servers03:15
ogra_:)03:16
pittiindeed, no 2.4.28 package; darn03:16
pittimdz: I check the changelog03:16
pittiof 2.4.2703:16
pittihmm, what's wrong with packages.d.o?03:18
pittimdz: okay, it seems that they backported much to 2.4.2703:19
mdzpitti: right now, or in general? :-)03:20
pittimdz: right now03:20
pittimdz: I looked at the last two changelog entries03:20
Kamionpitti: judging from my cron mail, gluck was brought down, I'm guessing for a kernel upgrade or something03:20
mdzKamion: I'd like to add a progress bar to casper; what's a good example to work from?03:21
mdzpitti: I meant with regard to packages.d.o ;-)03:21
pittimdz: ah; no, right now; worked fine yesterday03:21
pittimdz: true, that will be a consequence of elmo's kernel updates03:21
Kamionmdz: it's very easy, try yaboot-installer or something if it's just stepping through a known list of tasks03:21
pittimdz: luckily we have mvo's changelogs at people.u.c :-)03:22
mdzKamion: the only bit I'm uncertain about is where it runs the prebaseconfig hooks03:22
mdzKamion: I suppose it should count them at the start and incorporate that count into the progress bar?03:22
Kamionmdz: yes, you could look at how the prebaseconfig progress bar itself works03:22
Kamionit would be best not to use run-parts then, so that you can step the progress bar properly03:23
mdzsince it runs locale-gen and stuff, that is actually the longest bit I think03:23
Kamionor at least not to use the one from /target03:23
mdzthat, and waiting for udev to create device nodes03:23
mdzwe really should find out why that sucks so much03:23
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Kamionhm, it's a shame 'apt-get -s build-dep' requires root03:25
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lamontdaniels: you around?03:33
mdzKamion: there are many shameful things about apt-get build-dep03:34
mdzlamont: daniels uploaded l-r-m-2.6.10, so you should be able to use the metapackagaes again now03:34
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mdzlamont: also, it would be really handy to be notified of failures in your daily desktop builds; can you arrange for those to go someplace useful?03:35
Xofah, lamont03:35
XofI've been told it's you I should speak to about sbcl build failures?03:35
lamontXof: patches welcome03:36
mdzwhoa, #5271 seems to trigger some bug in debzilla03:36
mdzKamion: is it possible that some comments in debbugs have no message-ids?03:36
Kamionwouldn't surprise me03:37
Xoflamont: that attitude doesn't impress me very much03:38
Kamionmdz: which comments?03:38
mdzKamion: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=527103:38
mdzKamion: guess which :-)03:38
KamionXof: remember that sbcl is an unsupported package; to some extent we depend on community contributions for those03:38
Xofof course03:39
Xofand I spend my day making patches to it03:39
lamontXof: I'm hip deep in a bunch of must-do stuff.  sbcl is ftbfs, I believe, yes?03:39
Xofand I kind of wanted to know about the environment of the buildds03:39
Xofbut now I don't really care any more03:39
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lamontXof: if you have patches for it, I'd love to get them.03:39
mdzKamion: hmm, doesn't look like a message-id problem now that I look in debbugs03:39
lamontXof: it's sbuild in a chroot with hoary03:39
mdzKamion: it looks like maybe the log parser is inadvertently splitting a message into two?03:39
lamontXof: is sbcl one of those that will need to be bootstrapped from other than the binaries that are currently in hoary?03:40
Xofit shouldn't do03:40
lamontgood.  those make my brain hurt./03:40
lamontwhat more did you need to know about the buildd environment?03:40
Xofat least, I don't know what binaries you have in hoary; it does depend on itself, I'm afraid, so for the new amd64 support you may need one bootstrap03:40
Xofbut it doesn't depend on the exact same version of itself03:40
Xoflamont: the fact that it seems to be failing non-deterministically (or deterministically failing but not always in the same place) makes me suspicious03:41
lamontshould be good.  http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/sbcl has the sbcl binaries for {hoary,warty}03:41
Xofis there anything like stack-guard or randomized mmap() or a movable malloc heap in your environments?03:41
Kamionmdz: looks like it's splitting at the . on a line by itself, but why would it do that?03:42
Xofany non-unlimited ulimits?03:42
fabbionemdz: sorry.. i had to run away.. what do you want me to confirm?03:42
Xof(also, knowing the difference between your buildds and debian's would be useful, because the builds seem to succeed more often over there)03:43
mdzKamion: isn't that the delimiter you use?03:43
mdzfabbione: that we can remove linux-source-2.6.8.103:43
mdzand corresponding l-r-m03:43
fabbionemdz: from hoary.. yes03:43
Kamionmdz: not in debbugs, but it *is* the delimiter used for communication between debbugs-log.pl and debbugs.py03:43
mdzelmo: removal of linux-source-2.6.8.1 and linux-restricted-modules-2.6.8.1 is agreed03:44
mdzKamion: right03:44
Kamionmdz: all that code seems to dot-escape and -unescape correctly though ...03:44
mdzyeah, I thought so too03:45
lamontXof: no ulimits that I know of 03:46
Xoflamont: having the output of /proc/`pidof emacs`/maps (when there's an emacs started) on the machines would be useful03:46
Kamionmdz: the bug's in debbugs-log.pl; I'll have a look after I get back from lunch03:46
Xoflamont: there's no terribly urgent rush from my point of view, so if you have more urgent things, go do them :-)03:46
lamontXof: the ubuntu buildd's use ccache and a small gcc-shim (which should be having no effect on sbcl), but are otherwise currently no different from debian in any practical way03:46
mdzKamion: meanwhile, I should probably find a workaround, since it's adding a new comment every 15 minutes...03:46
fabbionelamont: i did ping willy.. he doesn't know what is the I/O problem either03:47
mdzoh, it's been downgraded, I can just remove it03:47
Xof(fwiw, I committed amd64 support to the sbcl development tree yesterday, and it's working fine on my ubuntu desktop... so it's just the rest of the world which needs this investigation ;-)03:47
fabbionelamont: in anycase.. the kernel compiles now.. we need to allign the configurations03:47
lamontfabbione: ggg was mumbling about it last night.03:47
fabbionelamont: ok. i need to check the pa6 patch now and see if it still applies with the fixes i am backporting from bk03:48
fabbionelamont: after that i will handle you the packages to prepare the configs03:48
fabbionelamont: because i dunno some of the stuff it asks for03:48
lamontok03:48
fabbionelamont: that are pretty specific to hppa hardware03:48
lamontright03:48
Xoflamont: I'll tell you up front that the nondeterminism in the failure point tends to lead me to suspect hardware problems (at least on x86 and powerpc); sbcl compilation is a very good way of finding those.  On the other hand, your buildds are presumably surviving the rest of the load, so...03:49
Kamionmdz: aha, this is an amusing bug :)03:49
Kamion-        $text =~ s/^\./../m;                    # escape dots03:49
Kamion+        $text =~ s/^\./../gm;                   # escape dots03:49
Kamionmdz: try that03:49
Kamionit only escaped the first dot :)03:50
Kamion(I've tested it, seems to do the right thing here)03:50
lamontbuildd's are nice fat IBM boxes that have been doing quite well for some time.  The one of 10 or so that had memory issues has been repaired lo these 6 months or so.03:50
lamontXof: and memtest was quite happy at that point.03:50
Kamionlamont: do we run exec-shield kernels on the buildds?03:51
elmomdz: removed03:51
elmoKamion: no03:51
Kamionok03:51
elmowe don't run exec-shield anywhere anymore03:51
mdzKamion: I put that in place; we'll see what happens with #527103:52
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Xofto be honest, I'm not entirely sure what to suggest03:52
lamontKamion: so, livecd-rootfs...03:52
lamontwanna discuss it here, or take it off-channel, since it's almost entirely administrivia03:52
lamont?03:52
Xofthe same source builds fine on debian and elsewhere.  It's _possible_ that you'd see this kind of thing if the previous binaries (which you're using to build from) are bad, of course03:52
Kamionlamont: off-channel's probably better03:53
Kamionunless mdz's interested03:53
Kamionor amu03:53
elmolamont: have you tried building without the wrapper?03:54
lamontelmo: not yet.03:54
mdzlamont: here is fine, unless there's a reason to keep it a secret03:54
mdzI would like to have a record to refer to03:54
lamontmdz: OK.03:55
lamontmdz: or ubuntu-meeting?03:55
fabbionedaniels: ROCKING xserver-xorg_6.8.1-1ubuntu9_sparc.deb!03:56
mdzlamont: wherever03:56
lamontfabbione: about time, slacker. :-)03:56
fabbionelamont: i had to build twice man :-)03:56
Kamionlamont: where's easiest for you to get the blobs to, then?03:56
fabbionebefore to test and to do the real build03:56
fabbione;)03:56
lamontheh03:56
lamontand on sparc.  ok.03:56
fabbioneno.. on ONE sparc...03:57
fabbioneyou have N * 4 03:57
fabbioneor * 303:57
fabbionestill...03:57
fabbione;)03:57
Kamionmdz: d-i with 2.6.10, rescue-check, casper-check uploaded03:57
lamontKamion: so the livecd script (a) can run in a chroot, so it will, and (b) generates ~525MB of cloopimage on i386 - prolly about the same on the others,03:57
fabbioneKamion: rocking hard!03:57
lamontsince elmo doesn't want it going near the archive, and it'd be by-hand anyway, we get to figure out some other way to get the bits where they need to go.03:58
=== Kamion tends to agree with elmo there
mdzKamion: way cool03:58
lamontKamion: me too.03:58
Kamioncan I just wget it from the relevant buildd or something?03:59
mdzlamont: powerpc will end up bigger, but of course we don't need to worry about opencd stuff on powerpc I suppose03:59
lamontKamion: certainly03:59
mdzlamont: unless we start shipping macos ports :-)03:59
Kamionlamont: assuming, of course, that it's always going to be the same one ...03:59
Kamionmdz: fink! :)03:59
lamontKamion: so I'll get you a list of the buildd's in question, and then it's just wget http://.../~buildd/...04:00
lamontKamion: always the same one04:00
lamontbarring events04:00
sivanganybody seen pitti ?04:00
Kamionthen, as I read casper-udeb, I stick that in casper/filesystem.cloop on the image04:00
pittisivang: I think I have seen him recently :-)04:00
lamontbrb04:00
Kamionnow, the rest of the image should have dists/ and pool/ with d-i udebs, but no debs; correct?04:01
Treenakspitti: prove it! ;)04:01
thompitti: lots of mirrors in your house?04:01
mdzKamion: what's the least ugly shell idiom for "run all this bit in a subshell, and if it fails, do this bit instead" ?04:01
danielsfabbione: :)04:01
Kamionmdz: (...) || ...?04:01
mdz("all this bit" is many lines)04:01
pittiTreenaks: I think, therefore I am mad04:01
pittiTreenaks: or so... :-)04:01
Treenakspitti: 8)04:01
mdz(...many many lines...) || ... seems a bit ick04:01
Kamionmdz: use a shell function for the first bit04:01
Kamionthen (function) || ...04:01
sivangpitti: hehe, I tried to autocomplete you name to message you but couldnt :)04:02
sivangpitti: eh, multi network clients..04:02
Kamionmdz: do you want me to attempt to trim the list of udebs included on the live CD?04:02
mdzKamion: yes04:02
Kamionmkay04:03
fabbioneChangeSet@1.1938.463.14, 2005-01-03 20:14:55-08:00, slpratt@austin.ibm.com04:03
fabbione  [PATCH]  Simplified readahead04:03
fabbionethoM ^04:03
Kamionideally that would be a seed or something04:03
mdzKamion: yeah, casper needed functionalizing anyway04:03
mdzKamion: happy for you to create a seed out of it04:04
fabbionecheck it from bk9 changelog04:04
Kamioncasper.seed?04:04
Kamioncasper-first-stage.seed?04:04
Kamionthen I'd get to figure out where the hell it lives in germinate :)04:04
thomfabbione: i don't think i care that much that it's worth backporting04:04
Kamionfabbione: you forgot to say "the first one's free"04:05
Kamionmdz: how about we call the first-stage seed 'casper' and the live-filesystem seed 'live'?04:06
fabbionethom: oh yes.. you do.. if you check the performance improvements :-)04:07
fabbioneKamion: uh?04:07
thomfabbione: that much?04:08
fabbionethom: quite a lot yes04:08
Kamionfabbione: I was reminded of a dealer passing out crack in the form of tasty kernel patches :)04:08
elmos/one/hit/04:09
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mdzKamion: hmm, tough one04:09
thomfabbione: cool, thanks :-)04:09
Kamionelmo: do you care about the names of individual seeds, or do you just look at 'all'?04:09
mdzKamion: whatever works for you04:09
Kamionmdz: kinda makes sense to me since you could boot into the live filesystem in ways other than casper04:09
elmoI care for generating Task: desktop entries, but other than that, no04:09
fabbioneKamion: ahahha04:10
Kamionelmo: ok, so a new seed that germinate treats as part of 'all' will automatically feed into main?04:10
lamontKamion: things I know need to get tweaked on the livecd:  netconf (duh), /etc/postfix/main.cf, /etc/mailname (both done with the reconfig of postfix in base-installer, iirc), and /etc/papersize based on locale.  I can make the file not be there, if you can run the postinst...04:10
fabbioneKamion: that's why he will pay for the readhaed-congestion-control :-)04:10
Kamionbase-config not base-installer04:11
Kamionlamont: guess that gets to be part of the weird hacks casper does :)04:11
elmoKamion: err, mm, lemme check, but I think so04:11
=== Kamion tries to remember if di-utils-mapdevfs is needed
lamontKamion: yeah.  just wanted to make sure they were on the table.04:12
elmoKamion: yes04:12
Kamionhm, I'll include that one, it's cheap04:12
Kamionelmo: ok, thanks04:12
sabdflKamion: can the installer framebuffer support a mouse pointer?04:13
thomholy crap! 25-100% performance improvements?04:13
thomdude, what are you waiting for04:13
danielsbaaaaackport :)04:14
danielssabdfl: not a pointer as such ... more a sort of floating block04:14
sabdfli've seen mouse pointers of fb-text before...04:15
Kamiondirectfb does mouse pointers, doubt the plain fb does04:15
Kamionalthough I could be wrong04:15
ogra_gpm with a special charset ?04:15
Kamion(we don't have mouse drivers in the installer at the moment, so nobody's ever tried afaik :))04:16
fabbionepitti:04:16
fabbioneChangeSet@1.1938.463.17, 2005-01-03 20:15:37-08:00, Andries.Brouwer@cwi.nl04:16
fabbione  [PATCH]  mm: overcommit updates04:16
fabbionethis patch is cool04:16
fabbionebut really cool04:16
Treenaksfabbione: what's so cool about it?04:16
fabbionethom: i did already.. only for you :-)04:16
fabbioneTreenaks: the memory allocation for root04:16
thomaw, you knew what i wanted for christmas04:16
fabbionereserver for root04:16
pittifabbione: "mm overcommit" rings a bell04:17
fabbioneTreenaks: basically a user with no ulimits cannot allocate all the RAM on the machine but only up to 97%04:17
pittifabbione: we already have this, right?04:17
fabbionepitti: adding it now.04:17
Treenaksfabbione: coolness04:17
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fabbioneTreenaks: basically that ensures a 3% left for the user04:17
fabbionehem root04:18
fabbioneto kill the user04:18
fabbionewithout having to reboot the machine04:18
lamontfabbione: what'll the hppa meta packages be?  linux-hppa32 and linux-hppa64?04:18
fabbionelamont: no idea.. 04:18
lamontwhat are sparc's?04:19
thombig expensive things04:19
fabbionelinux-sparc6404:19
thommade by fujitsu-siemens04:19
fabbioneso i guess it would be linux-hppa32 and hppa6404:19
lamont  # and the bastard stepchildren04:20
lamont  hppa)         KERNEL="linux-hppa32 linux-hppa64";;04:20
lamont  sparc)        KERNEL="linux-sparc64";;04:20
elmothom: badoom-tisch04:21
fabbionepitti: people/~fabbione/stolen-from-head_mm-overcommit-updates.dpatch04:21
=== thom gives up trying to read the readahead optimisation paper
thomit was making steam rise from my brain, and the windows were misting up04:22
danielsthom: more!04:22
=== fabbione hands over more crack to thom
makojdub: around?04:23
makoJosephus: probably not04:24
makoergh04:24
makojdub: probaby not04:24
makoJosephus: sorry.. borked completions04:24
makojdub: traffic -> planet.ul.o04:24
fabbionethom: i am going to give you another 50% performance increase in the next patch:04:26
fabbioneChangeSet@1.1938.463.20, 2005-01-03 20:16:19-08:00, miquels@cistron.nl04:26
fabbione  [PATCH]  mark_page_accessed() for read()s on non-page boundaries04:26
fabbionethis rocks for databases04:26
fabbioneelmo: ^^you really want that on emperor04:27
elmois anyone else seeing bizarre scrolling problems with xterm recently?04:31
elmowhere the screen will like hang for a bit when you throw lots of really fast data at it, but recover 5-10 seconds later04:31
thomyay, we have infected fabio with the desire for SPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED04:31
elmofabbione: get you and your pull-random-patches-from-bk crack behind me and my production machines ;-P04:32
mdzhmm04:33
KeybukOSError: [Errno 2]  No such file or directory: 'sources/elilo-installer_1.3/elilo-installer_1.3/debian/changelog'04:33
mdzif a shell script is set -e, does an unsuccessful command in a function terminate the entire shell?04:33
Keybukmeh04:33
mdzor only the function?04:34
mdzeek, the whole script it seems04:35
Kamionif it's in a subshell it terminates just the subshell04:35
KamionKeybuk: 1.3? where'd that come from? current is 0.304:36
Kamionno it's not04:36
Kamionhah, elilo-installer_1.3.tar.gz contains the directory elilo-installer-1.3/04:37
Kamionhah, elilo-installer_1.3.tar.gz contains the directory elilo-installer-0.3/04:37
Kamionslap dannf :)04:37
fabbioneelmo: tsk!04:37
fabbione;)04:37
Keybukit does?  heh04:37
mdzKamion: yeah, so I need a subshell inside a function to get what I want, bleah04:39
Kamionelmo: what did you think of my gpgv-udeb patch?04:40
mdzKamion: hmm, so my progress bar comes up, but all the text is missing04:41
seb128Keybuk: any idea on #4785 ?04:42
mdzKamion: the templates are present in the udeb, but I don't see them in /var/cache/debconf/templates.dat04:42
Kamionthere is no /var/cache/debconf/templates.dat in d-i, it's /var/lib/cdebconf/templates.dat04:43
elmoKamion: err04:43
mdzthere is on my initrd; I wonder where it came from04:43
mdzanyway I thought I did everything right, but I get no text04:44
mdznot even the text for the progress bar title04:44
Kamionmdz: it came from your mad udpkg --unpack onto initrd thing04:44
mdzis /var/lib/cdebconf/templates.dat where I should look?04:44
Kamionmdz: if you do that, udpkg calls debconf-loadtemplate, but it will call the version in the development system rather than the one in the initrd04:44
Kamionyeah04:44
Kamionbut after booting04:44
Kamionthe initrd should have the text in /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.templates04:45
Keybukseb128: hmm... Libtool doesn't strip a /usr/lib rpath on AMD64 ... I can believe that; does "gcc -print-search-dirs" include /usr/lib on AMD64?04:45
fabbioneChangeSet@1.1938.463.31, 2005-01-03 20:18:48-08:00, rusty@rustcorp.com.au04:45
fabbione  [PATCH]  netfilter: Remove IPCHAINS and IPFWADM compatibility04:45
fabbionemdz: ?04:45
mdzKamion: the initrd?04:45
mdzfabbione: yay04:45
fabbioneor is it too scary?04:45
mdzsounds great to me04:46
ogra_no, do it !04:46
fabbioneok04:46
mdzless code -> less bugs04:46
seb128Keybuk: dunno ... anybody with an amd64 box around ? thom ?04:46
mdzer, less code -> fewer bugs :-P04:46
thomKeybuk: /usr/lib/, yes04:46
Kamionmdz: yes ...?04:46
Keybukseb128: unless they made the stupid mistake of building epiphany on Fedora04:46
mdzKamion: this is in casper-udeb04:46
ogra_seb128: next week, its ordered ;)04:46
Kamionmdz: oh04:47
Keybukcan you: grep "^    sys_lib_dl" *.m4  -- (4 spaces) in the epiphany source directory?04:47
seb128Keybuk: what's specific about fedora ?04:47
Kamionmdz: udpkg should call debconf-loadtemplate when unpacking it then, so /var/lib/cdebconf/templates.dat04:47
seb128$ grep "^    sys_lib_dl" *.m404:47
seb128    sys_lib_dlsearch_path_spec=$sys_lib_search_path_spec04:47
seb128    sys_lib_dlsearch_path_spec="/lib${libsuff} /usr/lib${libsuff} $lt_ld_extra"04:47
Keybukmuahahaha04:47
Keybukyeah, that's the fuck-arsed broken Fedora version of Libtool04:48
KeybukSUFFER AND DIE!04:48
seb128chpe use fedora yep04:48
seb128so we just have to relibtoolize it ?04:48
Keybuklibtoolize, aclocal, autoconf, share and enjoy04:48
seb128thanks Keybuk 04:48
mdzKamion: templates are present in cdebconf/templates.dat04:50
mdzKamion: my god it is huge04:50
Kamionyep04:51
mdzwhat's the next suspect?04:51
Kamionincorrect use of the progress API probably04:51
mdzmailed you a copy of the code04:51
elmoKamion: looks fine04:51
elmoKamion: did you need it soonish?04:52
Kamionelmo: need it for apt authentication support in the installer, which I'd like to finish by feature freeze04:52
mdzoh04:52
mdzKamion: I think I need to call STEP before INFO, rather than after04:52
Kamionso soonish would be nice if you could, yeah04:53
Kamionmdz: should work either way round04:53
mdzit looks correct to me, then04:53
KamionI'm fairly sure I've written both04:53
fabbionemdz: fabbione@gordian:/usr/src/bk$ ./dpatchify 1.1938.463.31 ipchains_and_ipfwadm__must_die04:55
fabbionethere you go...04:55
mdzKamion: your debbugs-log.pl fix seems to have worked04:55
Kamiongood04:55
Kamionmdz: looks ok to me too, I'd triple-check that the template names are right ...04:58
mdzKamion: I generated the .templates file using grep|awk on the script, so I'm extremely certain that they match04:59
Kamionhm, ok04:59
Kamioncan I see the templates file?04:59
Kamionwondering about po-debconf weirdness04:59
mdzsure04:59
mdzsent04:59
mdzahhh05:00
mdzI bet that's it05:00
mdzI don't have a debian/compat file05:00
mdzhmm, maybe not05:00
mdzI thought that made a difference, but it doesn't seem to05:00
mdzmizar:[...canonical/casper/casper-0.2]  diff -u debian/casper-udeb.templates debian/casper-udeb/DEBIAN/templates05:01
mdzmizar:[...canonical/casper/casper-0.2] 05:01
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Kamionthat's not normal, there's usually debian/po/ and '2 utf8' in debian/po/output, which changes the format05:02
mdzI didn't create debian/po05:02
mdzshould I?05:02
Kamionyes05:02
mdzok, done05:02
mdzdoesn't seem to make a difference, though05:02
mdzoh, yes it does05:02
mdzguh05:02
Kamionyou'll need to do the full po-debconf gettextising routine05:02
mdzwell, just creating debian/po fixed the output templates file05:03
KamionDescription: lines (at least) in .templates need to be _Description:05:03
mdz-_Description: Starting up05:03
mdz+Description: Starting up05:03
Kamionah05:03
Kamionyes, if they were already _Description: then you'd have had a problem05:03
Kamiontry debconf-updatepo as well05:03
Kamionto create templates.pot05:03
mdzFile debian/po/POTFILES.in does not exist... exiting05:03
Kamion[type: gettext/rfc822deb]  casper-udeb.templates05:04
mdzdid that, re-ran, works05:04
mdzdoing a new test CD build now, thanks05:04
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elmomdz: dude, flac needs relibtoolized05:14
fabbioneKamion:   [PATCH]  ppc32: add uImage to default targets05:14
fabbionedo we need this?05:14
lamont  ubuntu-desktop: Depends: rhythmbox but it is not going to be installed05:15
lamontGAH!05:15
Kamionfabbione: not worth backporting, it's for Amiga hardware IIRC05:15
=== lamont needs to run an errand for his wife real quick, back in a bit.
lamontwho knows, maybe rhythmbox will be installable then05:16
Kamionmdz: I've added a casper seed; you probably want to eyeball it05:16
lamontAfter installing, the following source dependencies are still unsatisfied:05:16
lamontpython-dev(inst 2.4-0ubuntu4 ! << wanted 2.4)05:16
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lamontmust flee05:16
fabbioneKamion: ok05:18
Keybukmdz: there were a handful of stuck merges, I've fixed the bug that caused them and they've been released; so there's probably a few more bugs been filed.  otherwise, that's a line drawn now05:19
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mdzelmo: hmm, yeah, keybuk said the same thing, but I forgot to do it in -305:27
mdzKeybuk: ok, thanks05:28
mdzKeybuk: can we generate a list for universe as well?05:28
mdzs/list/output/05:28
elmoSWEET05:31
elmosensors-detect kills our dells05:31
thomkick ass05:31
Keybukwhat kind of output do you want?05:33
thomelmo: i assume it was maitri you just special'ed, then05:33
elmothom: yeah05:37
elmoI thought it be a bit harsh to trash James' arch box, even if it his devel server ;)05:37
thomheh05:37
sabdflspecial'ed? that with arm effects?05:38
thomsabdfl: the arm effects are optional05:38
elmois lm-sensors going in main for hoary?05:38
Keybukare there many machines where lm-sensors is useful anymore?05:39
KeybukI thought most of it was covered through ACPI and I2O in the kernel nowadays05:40
mdzKeybuk: the kernel bits are all in the kernel now05:40
mdzthe userland bits are in main for hoary already, I thought05:40
elmonone of the servers in the DC have ACPI which can do what lm-sensors does05:40
elmoneither does my home machine05:40
mdzthere was a discussion and agreement on it anyway05:40
mdzhmm05:41
mdzscratch that05:41
mdzanyway, I fixed it so that it doesn't build the kernel bits, and it's ready to be seeded05:41
mdzI'll seed it now05:41
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mdzlamont: do you have a new image for me?05:42
mdzelmo: done05:43
elmowhat about the seed proposals we discussed at mataro, are they getting done for hoary?05:44
mdzthom: ?05:45
thomahr, i knew there was something05:45
thomshall i update the seeds direct, or the wiki and someone else will do the seeds?05:46
danielselmo: sensors-detect kills a LOT of things05:46
Kamionthom: the wiki is totally obsolete05:47
elmodaniels: I don't see why, it's the same bloody mb as the IBM and it didn't kill that :PO05:47
Kamionif whoever's relevant (probably mdz/jdub) okays it, just update the seeds in arch05:47
danielselmo: it takes out all my boards here05:47
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mdzthom: there are no more seed lists in the wiki05:47
Kamionunless you mean the proposals pages05:48
mdzthom: the ones in baz are the one, true and authoritative seeds05:48
thomseed proposals, rather05:48
thomok05:48
mdzthis is stuff which was already discussed and approved at the conference, right?05:48
truluxmdz: did you read the doc?05:48
thomyes05:49
mdztrulux: no, not yet.  please send me an email so that I don't forget about it05:52
cartmanelmo new flac packages fixed libflac6 problems but now some packs are un-installable because they depend on now removed libflac405:52
truluxmdz: ok05:53
cartmangstreamer0.8-flac libtunepimp2 libtunepimp2-dev vorbis-tools05:53
mdzcartman: once flac is built on all architectures, we'll upload new versions of those packages05:53
cartmanmdz: so I shouldn't update bugreport?05:54
cartmanwith the new info05:54
mdzcartman: no need; there is a list of uninstallable packages which is automatically generated05:57
cartmanmdz: cool, thanks for info05:57
cartmanyou guys are fast bugfixers. appreciated05:57
thomwhat did we end up deciding for oo.o-evo/gnomevfs? that we're doing so only for x86/ppc06:00
mdzthom: dunno, but it seems a bit broken at the moment06:00
thomshall i hold off seeding them for the time being06:01
thomelmo: doesn't look good for the HP, then?06:02
elmowell.. I can helpfully see the banks of memory via lm-sensors... but for anything useful? no.. meh06:04
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kentnot that it matters, but how long until flac is build on the other platforms?06:04
elmobizarrely, the IPMI stuff doesn't even work, but does with the much lower-end DL140's06:04
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Treenaksmako: post 10 funny replies then :P06:17
mdzkent: it's done already06:18
makoTreenaks: i posted one funny reply :)06:18
makoTreenaks: that's my quota06:18
mdzand I just uploaded three packages06:18
mdzkent: for future reference, you can check both things for yourself at http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~lamont/buildLogs/ and http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/hoary-changes06:19
TreenaksI justed picked up a copy of "Mind Hacks" (by Stafford & Webb)06:19
Treenaksgreat book :)06:19
kentmdz, thanks :)06:20
mdzmako: we need an equivalent of www.d.o/devel/ which points to all this stuff06:21
makomdz: here.. lets make a wiki page for right now and then move it into the website once it's stablized06:22
mdzmako: sounds good06:22
mdzmako: once it exists, add it to the topic, and I'll add anything else to it that I think of06:23
makohttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MaintainerDocumentation06:23
makoi just found it06:23
mdzthat needs to be named DeveloperResources or something instead06:23
makoi'll rename06:24
mdzlots of people who aren't maintainers can benefit from it06:24
makochris halls did it :)06:24
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robtaylormako: hey.. out of intrest will you be going to the CDD devcamp?06:24
makohttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources06:24
makorobtaylor: yes.. i didn't reply onlist but i did reply06:24
robtaylormako: groovey :)06:25
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mako] : Ubuntu development -- ARE WE NEARLY THERE YET? -- general discussion and support on #ubuntu | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | Want to help Hoary? see https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryGoals
robtaylormako: it'll be a busy summer :) FISL, CDD, then debconf.. hope i can get all the time off work :)06:26
makorobtaylor: debconf is very long this year.. i suspect many people will come for just a part06:26
makorobtaylor: i will probably take 4-5 days off to go to LSM, which happens during the middle of debconf06:26
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robtaylormako: LSM?06:27
azeemmako: are you going to hit LinuxTag as well?06:27
makolibre software meeting.. french free software meeting. one of my personal favorites06:28
makoazeem: yes, it's on the list06:28
makoazeem: is there a CFP yet? i put lt and lsm on the list of confs that i thought canonical should send people to06:28
azeemdunno, Joey would know about LT06:29
azeemI believe LSM is pretty unorganized06:29
makothis year seems better06:29
makothey have dates and a location and speakers already (!)06:29
makothat's like 6 months better than last time :)06:29
azeemwhoa, you got an URL?06:29
makoi've been emailing with one of hte organizers06:30
azeemmako: Joey just said the deadline for LinuxTag is today06:30
makodamnit06:30
cartmanmdz: ping06:30
elmowhen is debconf?06:31
azeemmako: nah, it appears to be 15th Jan for LinuxTag06:31
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makowoot!06:31
robtaylormako: so why's LSM your fave? ;)06:32
robtaylorelmo: 1st two weeks of july i believe..06:32
makorobtaylor: it's basically just talks, TONS of them (8-10 tracks) and nothing else for 4 days06:33
cartmanmdz: nm see my comments @ https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=468006:33
makorobtaylor: lots of really great people saying lots of great things.. the facilities aren't that great, etc.. the emphasis is completely on the content and on sharing information with each other06:33
makorobtaylor: i have always learned a ton06:34
robtaylormako: nice :)06:34
thomcartman: i know already, fix coming shortwith06:34
makorobtaylor: it helps a lot if you understand french06:34
cartmanthom: alright06:34
mdzcartman: please file a separate bug about that; it is a bug in its own right06:34
mdzcartman: or, don't bother, because thom already knows06:34
cartmanright06:34
mdznot used to thom being awake ;-)06:34
thomoi!06:35
cartmanhehe06:35
elmoLOL06:35
=== robtaylor wonders wether to learn portugese or french by the summer ;)
mdzdue to time zone differences, of course06:35
bob2haha06:35
thomcartman: your analysis is way off, by the way :-)06:35
bob2robtaylor: finnish06:35
cartmanthom: speculation always works :P06:35
robtaylorbob2: i think i'd need a decade for that ;)06:35
mdzmako: oh god it's in restructuredtext06:35
cartmanthom: whats the real problem?06:36
bob2haha06:36
bob2itym reStruCtuREDTeXt06:36
robtaylorbob2: oh, a freind of man was asking the other day.. has australia got anything good on its human rights records?06:36
thomcartman: on_ac_power helpfully returns 255 if it can't work out whether you're on ac power or not06:36
robtaylors/man/mine06:36
cartmanthom: I see :)06:36
bob2robtaylor: we used to not suck06:36
mdzReST makes me want to die06:37
robtaylorbob2: heh06:37
cartmanthom: I thought since it will do fsck it won't mount filesystem ;)06:37
thomthat's why i check for the existence of on_ac_power before trying to use it ;-)06:37
cartmanmy bad06:38
lamont_rmdz:?06:38
bob2robtaylor: we used to be pretty good about pressuring other countries to shape up, but now all we do is lock up refugees and oppress indigenous people.06:38
mdzlamont?06:38
lamont_rcan we pretty please have cloop-utils in main?  we're supporting it after all...06:38
mdzthom: isn't cloop-utils on your list?06:38
mdzif not, I'll add it right now06:38
mdzI thought it had already been done06:39
lamont_rthen I don't have to bounce sources.list around in the chroot - it really doesn't like building a livecd rootfs with universe in there.  That or rhythmbox really was broken.06:39
thommdz: no06:39
mjg59thom: So, how are we going to write these ACPI scripts?06:39
elmosomeone needs to fix cloop not to use modules-assistant06:39
elmothen it can go into main06:39
elmothere's a bug in bugzilla06:39
robtaylorbob2: heh, thanks. I seemed to remeber it being something like that :/06:39
lamont_relmo: ok.06:39
mdz * cloop-utils # for LiveCD06:39
mdzlamont: it's already there06:39
lamont_rinteresting... 06:40
mdzhmm06:40
mdzamu?06:40
=== elmo considers making snide analogies between bugzilla and a void as revengeh on mdz
mdzamu: I assigned that bug to you some time ago06:40
amumdz: ?06:40
mdzamu: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=453506:40
lamont_rmdz: interestingly, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/c/cloop is 404...06:41
mdzlamont: what elmo said06:41
lamont_rmdz: so it's really just blocked on the bug06:41
Kamionlamont_r: rhythmbox really was broken, per britney06:41
=== amu *ducks*
lamont_rKamion: kewl.06:41
Kamionsomebody with a spare minute oughta fix that06:41
lamont_rKamion: no ia64 love for you today - glibc still b0rked there06:42
lamont_rother 3 are chunking away now06:42
mdzKamion: already did06:42
mdzit depends on vorbis-tools, which was broken due to flac06:42
lamont_rKamion: it installs now...06:42
mdzI uploaded fixes for all the flac stuff in main a short while ago06:43
amumdz: in process now 06:43
Kamionlamont_r: I'm buried in kickstart anyway :-/06:44
lamont_rKamion: actually meant no livecd-rootfs, but the other is true to.06:44
robtaylormdz, amu: can you point me to the current livecd work? 06:44
mdzrobtaylor: www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LiveCD or such06:45
sabdfllamont: is there any way to force postfix to relay through a host and use SSL?06:45
sabdflerm, worse06:45
=== elmo eyes start flopping around wildly
sabdfluse SSL *if it's offered*06:45
sabdflsorry elmo06:45
Kamionelmo: funky06:46
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu development -- general discussion and support on #ubuntu | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryGoals
lamont_rsabdfl: you can use a transport map to force it, force it.  relayhost generally does a good enough job though.06:46
lamont_ras for the TLS stuff, it's done opportunistically06:46
sabdflso if it sees it, it uses it?06:46
=== lamont_r really needs to pester sabdfl/whoever about cert generation for postfix-tls, so that we can do tls by default.
lamont_rif it's configured...06:47
lamont_rwe don't currently configure it06:47
sabdflconfigured?06:47
elmodid we make a decision about MTA for hoary yet btw?06:47
sabdflhmm... let's switch to #ubuntu06:47
robtaylormdz: umm, i mean your d-i code. or can i just apt-get the hoary source for d-i + debian-cd?06:51
mdzrobtaylor: the magic is spread around in many packages, but probably the most interesting one is casper06:52
mdzlamont: do you have something for me to download?06:53
mdzlamont_r: ^^^06:53
fabbionenot too bad06:53
fabbionei am not even at 4006:54
fabbione40% of bk9 changelog06:54
fabbioneand we have already like 80 patches06:54
fabbioneand there is bk10 out already..06:54
mdzwhy?06:54
fabbionemdz: all small bug fixes06:54
fabbioneplenty of them06:55
Kamionhm, translating kickstart 'partition' will be interesting06:55
KamionI think I'm going to have to write out a partman-auto recipe on the fly, or something06:55
lamont_rmdz: people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/mdz/livecd.cloop , iirc06:56
lamont_ryep.  that's it.06:57
lamont_rKamion: setting up http for you after lunch06:58
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sivangmdz: [curiosity]  what is casper?07:02
mdzsivang: the new infrastructure for the live CD07:02
sivangmdz: k, thanks, is it downloadable from anywhere yet?07:03
tsengsivang: it was accepted into hoary07:03
mdzsivang: it is a package in the Ubuntu archive07:03
sivangmdz: coooool :)07:03
=== sivang has localized live cds in mind when time comes.
mdzit will be trivial with casper07:05
sivangmdz: that's what I thought, Kamion and you are the people to thank to? :)07:05
mdzand the live DVD should support all locales07:05
sivangmdz: eh! now that's rad07:06
Kamionmostly mdz, I just checked a few things and gave advice07:06
sivangmdz: seems that localized ones are bit redundent, given the live dvd will be also distributed free by canonical? 07:06
mdzit depends on what will fit07:07
Kamionplenty of machines don't have DVD readers07:07
mdzwhich reminds me07:07
mdzKamion: how are we going to work the magic to install language packs?07:07
sivangKamion: most of the machines around my region and many people I know have been shipped with dvd reader since about 2 years ago :)07:07
Kamionmdz: for the install CD?07:07
mdzKamion: yes07:08
Kamionmdz: hack up base-config/lib/menu/pkgsel, I figure07:08
mdzand maybe for the live CD also if we get tricky07:08
ograsivang: i my company we have 900 PCs ... guess how many DVD readers 07:08
sivangogra: 900? :)07:08
ogra307:08
mdzKamion: e.g., ship with top N languages in the filesystem image, but if you select something else, download the language pack on the fly and install it07:08
ograand the machines are about 2 years old07:09
Kamionmdz: (hell, just unconditionally aptitude install ...)07:09
Kamionmdz: by pkgsel I've got the language, so it's a SMOP07:09
mdzKamion: casper doesn't talk to base-config yet, but it ought to07:10
Kamionmdz: note that kickstart has a langsupport command that lets you install multiple languages; it would be interesting to figure out how to integrate that07:10
mdzthe last time I tried something like this, it didn't DTRT for noninteractive mode07:10
Kamionin fact kickstart has one command for the installation language and a totally separate command for the installed language(s)07:11
sivangKamion: that would make preseeding a d-i question redundent? if kickstart would take care of it setting the default local/input lang per loccalized install cd.07:11
Kamionsivang: uh, don't understand07:11
Kamionsivang: the way we support kickstart is going to be by translating it into preseed files07:12
thomseed updates are now done07:12
sivangKamion: oh ok.07:12
danielsKamion: btw, your -devel suggestion for l-r-m is totally sick07:12
danielsKamion: it should totally parse Packages files instead :P07:12
danielsor subscribe to hoary-changes or something07:12
lamont_rlunch time07:13
Kamiondaniels: ha :)07:13
lamont_rbbiab07:13
danielsactually07:13
danielsit could parse the pipermail output07:13
danielsnot too difficult07:14
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bob2daniels: dude. 5am.07:14
ograKamion: please not before 6.8 is in and fully functional ;)07:14
danielsbob2: yeah ...07:15
danielsogra: it's already in, dude :)07:15
ogradaniels: working ? bugfree ? 07:15
bob2daniels: you'll be happy to know I missed krust and die.07:15
=== ogra ducks
danielsogra: i wouldn't say bug-free ...07:15
danielsbob2: WHAT07:15
danielsogra: i know how to fix your imac bug, btw07:15
danielsbob2: how?!?07:15
ogradaniels: i already tried to give V/Hsync values....07:16
danielsogra: if you did Option "HorizSync" "12-34", don't07:17
danielsyou need HorizSync 12-3407:17
danielsand VertRefresh 12-3407:17
danielsbut if that fails, i really have no idea07:17
ogramako: "Point me to the bars full of ubuntu users!" -> should have a wiki page with preferred bars ;)07:18
ogradaniels: i'll have to reinstall hoary first..... i'll answer you during the night if it works :)07:18
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Kamionogra: I think you mean 6.8.2?07:19
ograKamion: the hoary version..... yep.... wasnt sure about the minor num.... :)07:19
makoogra: well.if your in nyc, it's going to be the belgian beer bar tonight :)07:20
makoogra: we should have at least half a dozen of them07:20
ogramako: unfortunately i have to drive about 20km to the next bar here...... but if i'm in nyc i'll ask you before ;)07:22
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fabbionelamont: did pitti fix that ftbfs?07:25
thomnew sysvinit uploaded, i'm net.dead for the weekend in all probably07:26
thomciao07:26
fabbioneciao thom07:26
fabbionehave fun07:26
thomand you07:26
fabbionethanks mate07:27
fabbionei am going to work in the living room this time :-)07:27
fabbionesandpapering walls.. 07:27
fabbionesandpapering more walls..07:27
fabbioneput up glue and glassfiber07:27
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fabbioneit's an endless job07:27
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elmois there anyway with ACPI to get a description of what a thermal zone actually relates to/08:03
elmoI've got one here that claims to be 8C, which seems, err, dubious, unless it's like a thermal monitor on the right side of a fan or something08:03
mdzKamion: I have seen that bug where udev never seems to get going in d-i08:06
mdzKamion: it's happened to me about 3 times, in qemu and on real hardware, during live cd testing08:06
mdzrunning udevstart clears it up08:06
mdzlamont: /etc/apt/sources.list ends up with lines beginning with "echo" in it08:08
mdzlamont: in your cloop image08:08
smurfixmdz: a few bits in universe still want libflac4. Are you going to fix these too, or should I?08:13
mdzsmurfix: I don't plan to fix them, no, feel free08:16
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mdzmjg59: around?09:02
mjg59Yup09:04
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lamont_rmdz: changing the sources.list to match the default install, comments, etc.  (although uncommenting hoary.. - it'll want to include hoary-security once that exists...)09:04
mdzmjg59: what data ought we collect in order to have some chance at predicting whether suspend will work properly on a given laptop?09:05
mjg59Currently, there's no good way other than doing it on a machine by machine basis09:06
mjg59But DMI information ought to be enough09:06
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mdzmjg59: so we're building a hardware database, and I'd like to know what we should be sure to have in it for the sake of the laptop team09:08
mjg59Ah, ok09:08
mjg59PCI output and dmi contents ought to be fine09:08
lamont_rmdz: wondering if the image build process should remove resolv.conf and hostname, etc, or not...09:09
mdzok, PCI is a done deal, I'll be sure to have DMI in the spec09:09
mdzwhat about non-x86?09:09
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mjg59The only non-x86 we can deal with is Apple hardware, and that's fairly well understood09:10
elmoITANIUM LAPTOPS!09:13
lamont_relmo: for those who never want to have children!09:14
=== Keybuk can think of people who will be getting them for christmas presents
mxpxpodhas ffmpeg been approved by ubuntu since debian approved it?09:17
cartmanmxpxpod: debian approved it?09:19
lamont_rmdz: alpha2 is what I'm looking for, yes?09:19
mdzlamont_r: yes, but it's a bit disappointing09:20
lamont_rI see.09:20
mdzlamont: it uses 2.6.9 to boot, so you get no modules09:20
mdzI didn't realize that until after we takled09:20
mdztalked09:20
lamont_rI could give you a 2.6.9 kernel on the image, too.09:20
mdzI'd rather just get a 2.6.10 initrd from Kamion09:20
lamont_r'a09:20
lamont_r'k, even09:21
mdzit looks like today's is already 2.6.1009:21
mdzbut it doesn't have casper-check :-/09:21
lamont_rhrmpf.  /me wanted to download something now though. :-)09:21
mxpxpodcartman: that's what I heard on planet.debian.org... go there and search for ffmpeg09:21
cartmanhmm09:21
cartmanthen mplayer can be accepted too09:21
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cartmanhttp://packages.qa.debian.org/f/ffmpeg.html09:23
cartmanwow they even accepted cvs version09:23
lamont_rmdz: wonder if I can get away with stubbing out ps...09:24
mxpxpodcartman: also, gst-ffmpeg will get in as well09:24
cartmanmxpxpod: no need for marillat then09:25
lamont_rmdz: cupsys has issues installing in a chroot on a machine where cupsys is running.  feh09:25
cartmancool09:25
lamont_rmdz: actually, changing cupsys to just use stop-start-daemon like a good boy would do the trick, eh?09:26
mdzlamont_r: yeah, and would make it policy-compliant to boot09:27
lamont_rthis is in _POSTINST_.09:28
lamont_rsheesh09:28
Keybukgah, I forgot to cast the correct magic runes to make nautilus build09:30
=== Keybuk tries again
amucloop_2.01.5-2ubuntu1_source.changes ACCEPTED09:30
=== amu cross fingers
lamont_ramu: no crossing fingers until at least ubuntu409:36
lamont_r:-)09:36
lamont_rsheesh.  new gnome, xorg, and kernel.  mirror's gonna take a while09:37
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=== lamont_r hugs pitti
amulamont_r: about 200mb :) 09:41
lamont_rouch09:41
amulamont_r: already tested with your script and got the image 09:42
=== sivang chocked to the sight of this: http://webshop.ffii.org/
amulamont_r: cloop_2.01.5-2ubuntu1_20050107-2038-i386-successful ... sometimes it realy help if you're crossing fingers ;) 09:44
lamont_ryeah09:44
smurfixsivang: exactly. Nothing new unfortunately.09:45
amulamont_r: I try the script now on ppc 09:46
=== sivang is not sure if this is relavent here, let me know if it's not.
sivangsmurfix: but I though the polish one just stopped such from happening no?09:46
sivangsmurfix: polish vote09:47
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smurfix"delayed" is more correct. The fight's not over yet. Besides, most of these refer to US patents.09:49
sivangsmurfix: true, I've spotted acouple of a adobeies there :)09:51
sivangsmurfix: now that's not a surprise..09:52
=== cartman reports another xkb bug with a patch
smurfixHmm. "Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz  MD5Sum mismatch". Does anybody else see this, or do I need to dropkick my squid?09:55
lamont_rI'd vote for dropkickking09:58
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lamont_rbbiab09:58
mdzelmo: if there's anything you can do to kick flac_1.1.1-1 out of the archive prematurely, that'd be swell. the fewer people upgrade to it, the better10:24
Kamionmdz: hm? today's initrd should have casper-check ...10:25
Kamionmdz: c.f. network --bootproto=static --ip=10.0.2.15 --netmask=255.255.255.0 \10:26
Kamiond'oh10:26
mdzKamion: daily-installer-i386/current/images/cdrom/initrd.list doesn't have it10:26
Kamionmdz: c.f. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/main/installer-i386/20041227ubuntu2/images/cdrom/initrd.list10:26
Kamionmdz: use installer-i38610:26
mdzoh10:26
mdzwhat is daily- then?10:26
KamionI only uploaded the changes today, the subsequent daily run hasn't happened yet10:26
mdzah10:27
mdzso sometimes daily is newer, and sometimes not10:27
Kamionmdz: installer-* = when somebody uploads the debian-installer source package; daily-installer-* = nightly based on the last debian-installer source package10:27
Kamionexactly; I have a convenient switch on cdimage which I can flip to make it use one or the other10:27
mdzKamion: is there anything else you need in order to add live CDs to the daily CD build process?10:32
Kamiontime? :-) no, I don't think so10:33
KamionI'm having a look at what's needed now, may be Sunday before it works though10:34
Kamionthe first cut will be crude and won't use the casper seed10:36
Kamion(because it turns out that the current install CD stuff doesn't actually use the installer seed to decide what udebs to include *ahem*)10:36
Kamion(at least, not directly)10:36
mdzcrude would be great10:39
mdza crude autobuilt daily CD is a huge step forward from my crude handbuilt CDs10:39
Kamionindeed :)10:39
mdzI expect lamont will have the filesystem images available for the big three architectures this evening10:40
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mdzKamion: is linux-kernel-restricted-di-2.6 still used?10:52
elmouh10:53
elmowhat in god's name happened to the seeds10:53
elmomono?10:53
mdzelmo: what, just today?10:54
Kamionmdz: no10:54
elmoyeah, after thom's update10:54
mdzKamion: can it be removed from the archive?10:55
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Kamionmdz: for hoary, yes10:55
Kamionobviously still needed for warty10:55
mdzelmo: please remove  linux-kernel-restricted-di-2.6 from hoary10:55
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elmois it superseded by something or just obsolete?10:55
mdzit's superseded by linux-source10:56
Kamionno, it's superseded by linux-restricted-modules-*10:56
mdzor linux-restricted-modules10:56
elmodone10:57
elmomdz: am I insane or was the verdict on mono that the stuff wasn't ready for supported?10:58
mdzelmo: the last verdict was that we would accept and deal with it given an application that we actually wanted (which needed mono)10:58
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Kamionwow, overreaction from baz10:59
mdzelmo: if it's incredibly fucked or something, we can reconsider...is it actually buildable and installable and stuff?10:59
Kamionif you ask for a delta against a patch that doesn't exist, it says "corrupt archive"10:59
elmomdz: I've no idea, I've not looked at it.. I guess I'm just having false memory syndrome10:59
mvo_mdz: what's your feeling about the synaptic-dpkg-progress bar stuff I send a mail about to ubuntu-devel some days go? is there a chance to get the needed (small) patches into apt and dpkg? 11:00
elmomdz: the apps they've put in are tomboy and muine11:01
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elmoanyway, fuck this for a laugh, I'm sending you the list so you can take some of the blame11:01
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elmomdz: people.ubuntu.com/~james/to_sync.txt11:02
seb128elmo: gstreamer0.8 0.8.8 sync please11:05
elmoseb128: do you get super screw-the-freeze powahs for gnome stuff?11:06
seb128not afaik, I need that ?11:06
seb128elmo: BTW are the package from experimental autosynced ? ie: we have pango 1.6.0-1 from exp, 1.6.0-2 is auto-updated or I need to ask a sync ?11:07
elmooh, we're only in Upstream Version freeze, aren't we11:07
seb128that doesn't affect GNOME11:07
elmoseb128: nope, not auto-synced, my syncing isn't clever enough to keep track of where packages came from, unfortunately11:08
elmoseb128: ah, okay --> supah powahs11:08
seb128elmo: ok, so we need pango1.0 1.6.0-2 from exp :)11:08
seb128elmo: yeah, gimme the supah powaaaahs :)11:08
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seb128elmo: the new versions are blocked by a technical way, or we just count on people to not upload a new version ?11:09
elmoseb128: we rely on the iron fist of mdz11:10
seb128ah ah11:10
elmodude, he can walk up walls; I wouldn't mess with him11:10
seb128:)11:10
seb128bah, I don't care, I've a special GNOME card which is a joker :p11:11
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elmothat's a harsh, yet fair way to describe jdub11:11
elmoyou mean pango 1.8.0-2, btw, right?11:11
seb128oups, yes11:11
elmook, both syncs done11:12
seb128thanks11:12
Keybukseb128: I guess you know that the panel's Places menu notify-me-it-changed-fu is pooched, ya?11:17
Kamionsheesh, the CDs were still booting with devfs=mount,dall11:17
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seb128Keybuk: iz inotify bug11:17
seb128or gamin11:17
seb128Keybuk: #517611:18
Keybuk*chuckle*  Jeff's "perfect solution" in "not actually finished yet" shocker11:18
Keybukis there an easy/quick way to turn off inotify, that you know of?11:20
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=== Kamion wonders why exactly the CDs boot with init=/linuxrc
mvo_I'm going to bed now11:24
mdzKamion: I wondered that as well11:24
smurfixKamion: Looks like a "we have a problem we don't quite understand, and this fixes the symptom" hack.11:24
sivangmvo_: night11:24
mvo_night sivang, night all11:24
Kamionmdz: I've removed it, fairly certain it's bogus11:25
Kamionsmurfix: I think it's actually "this was needed somewhere in the dawn of time and nobody remembered to remove it when things changed"11:25
smurfixKamion: Yeah -- the boundaries between these two tend to be somewhat fluid, so we may well both be right.11:26
Kamion:-)11:28
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makowhiprush: you around?11:30
whiprushyeah11:31
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Kamionmdz,lamont: OK, I think I've got most of the bits together to build CDs now; all I need is the exact URL.11:32
makowhiprush: cool.. i've got #16 done. do you have time to read through it? fix errors/etc?11:32
whiprushsure, just getting home, gimme 10 to settle in.11:33
mdzKamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/mdz/livecd.cloop is the one that he gave me11:33
Kamionlamont: (as in, the tail of the URL, I know everything up to .../~buildd/)11:33
mdzthat has 2.6.10 modules on it and seems to work with my test CD11:33
Kamionmdz: yeah, that's not the per-arch buildd thing I had earlier though11:34
makowhiprush: i'm gonna run off for an hour or so.. so i'll just let you have it :)11:34
Kamionthough I s'pose I can kick off a test build with that11:34
makowhiprush: email me tonight and i'll just merge back in and post when i'm done :)11:34
makowhiprush: also, add something in the intro about how you're helping out now :)11:34
whiprushk11:35
Kamionalso I've only done the bootloader bits for amd64 and i386 so far11:35
mdzKamion: I hacked up a test CD with kernel module udebs from the archive + initrd/vmlinuz from your d-i upload + lamont's filesystem image, and it worked11:35
makowhiprush: cool.. the new traffic is in my baz archive on the mirror11:36
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Kamioneek, it's confused the hell out of diff-tasks11:37
makowhiprush: send me an email or an irc msg when you think it's good to go. and thanks!11:37
whiprushk11:37
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mdzwhat's diff-tasks?11:37
makoi have a debian+ubuntu party i need get ready for for (it's at my house!)11:38
Kamionmdz: the thing that runs each cdimage cron.daily to mail me about differences in base/desktop/ship/supported since the last cron.daily11:38
Kamionhm, jigdo not such a good idea on the live image :)11:39
mdzno...it would be sweet to make rsync work, though11:39
mdzI wonder how much work it would be to graft the gzip --rsyncable bits onto create_compressed_fs11:39
seb128Keybuk: oups, better to highlight me to be sure I read a reply :p Rebuilding gamin with --disable-inotify should do it I guess11:41
mdzKamion: while you're there, it would be nice to have a much larger ramdisk11:51
Kamionwhere's that set?11:52
crimsundo we know about http://isec.pl/vulnerabilities/isec-0021-uselib.txt ? (I only did a rudimentary /lastlog -regexp "isec.pl", sorry if it's a repeat)11:52
mdzKamion: ramdisk_size on the kernel command line usually11:53
Kamionmdz: doesn't that only govern the initrd?11:53
mdzwhen the live CD runs out of ramdisk, everything falls apart11:53
mdzKamion: I'm pretty sure it sets the size of all /dev/ramN11:54
mdzthe current one seems to be not much more than enough to get the system going11:54
mdzwe'll bring that requirement down through tuning, but for now...11:55
Kamioncrimsun: pitti's aware, yeah, should be fixed soon11:55
crimsunKamion: all right, thanks.11:55
Kamionmdz: does setting it to $HUGE impose memory requirements?11:55
mdzKamion: it shouldn't11:55
Kamioni.e. if you set it to 64MB will it break a 32MB system?11:55
Kamionok11:55
mdzshould be virtual memory11:55
mdzI certainly don't think it allocates 20M or whatever now11:55
sivangseb128: GNOME is exempt from UFV as I heared :)11:56
seb128sivang: yep, that would be a non-sense to freeze 2.9.3 ...11:57
mdzThe RAM disk dynamically grows as more space is required. It does this by using11:58
mdzRAM from the buffer cache. The driver marks the buffers it is using as dirty11:58
mdzso that the VM subsystem does not try to reclaim them later.11:58
sivangseb128: yes, if we did, we would loose all the wonderful magic of network-admin :)11:58
seb128sivang: there is something new planned ?11:58
sivangseb128: garnacho has been working hard on applet integration 11:58
seb128cool11:58
sivangseb128: for monitoring the isdn connection and others..11:58
Kamionbleh, it included all the .debs too11:58
Kamionconfused11:58
mdzthat'll be a big image11:58
Kamionyeah :)11:58
Kamion>1GB11:59
Kamionoh, I know11:59
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mdzjdub: ping?12:02

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