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lamontmomentarily12:02
lamontgiven back12:04
seb128thanks12:06
=== mdz beats dpkg-reconfigure into submission
seb128Setting up cupsys (1.1.23-1ubuntu2) ...12:14
seb128/var/lib/dpkg/info/cupsys.postinst: line 31: ps: command not found12:14
seb128/var/lib/dpkg/info/cupsys.postinst: line 39: ps: command not found12:14
seb128chown: cannot access `/usr/bin/lppasswd': No such file or directory12:14
seb128lamont: evolution-webcal build :(12:14
Kamionmdz: here now12:16
Kamionmdz: giving you X_SETBACKTITLE love in cdebconf12:16
Kamionalthough using it is a bit fiddly because you have to call it after the main menu starts up but before localechooser appears *shrug*12:17
sivangmdz: just noticed my resync failed when I fire it up (I didn't notice so no download) @ERROR: Unknown module 'daily-live'12:20
lamontseb128: there's already a bug in the bts about that12:21
Kamionsivang: put cdimage/ before daily-live/12:21
makoi think this just changed my life: http://conkeror.mozdev.org/12:21
lamontseb128: hrm.. then again, I think that could be my upload...12:21
Kamionsivang: rsync is laid out slightly differently because rsync doesn't do virtual hosting, unlike http12:21
sivangKamion,mdz : noted, thanks :)12:21
=== sivang downlaoding
Kamionmako: I love the bottom item on their features list12:22
Kamionsivang: note rsync isn't all that useful for the live CD yet12:23
sivangKamion: I know, I just use it as means of letting me continue a broken download, should I loose power or net acess.12:23
sivangmako: there's a package in universe or something?12:24
makosivang: it's an XPI for mozilla so you can just click a link and install it12:25
sivangmako: ah nice12:26
makoKamion: i don't have a mouse either! this guy ROCKS12:26
makoit's slightly a mindfuck but i think i'm loving it12:28
Keybuk"This means all the keybindings and to-die-for features of Emacs that can be imitated by a javascript/XUL web browser Just Work."12:28
Keybukit does nxml-mode and psychoanalyze-pinhead? :p12:29
sivangKeybuk: hehe12:29
makothere are 2-3 mouseless mozilla projects12:30
makothis one seems great but kind of buggy maybe12:30
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lamontevening elmo12:33
elmohey12:33
mdzKamion: so I was working on the debconf/cdebconf situation today12:34
mdzKamion: and the cleanest solution I came up with was to modify dpkg-reconfigure to allow it to use an existing frontend12:34
mdzKamion: and then run it in a chroot before pivoting12:34
mdzKamion: does this sound sane to you?12:34
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mdzKamion: I tried to get joeyh's opinion, but he didn't seem to be around12:35
mdzKamion: I did a proof of concept using the current live CD, and this method works12:35
Kamionmdz: what does the modification look like12:36
Kamion?12:36
Kamionmdz: joeyh is around now, he was speaking on #debian-boot just a minute ago12:36
mdzKamion: it basically just conditionalizes a bunch of code in dpkg-reconfigure12:36
KamionIME he doesn't tend to read scrollback much12:36
KamionI mean is it optional?12:36
mdzemailed you a copy of the patch12:36
Kamionthere's some stuff in base-config I think you might need to be careful about not breaking12:37
mdzKamion: it automatically changes behaviour if DEBIAN_HAS_FRONTEND is set12:37
Kamionugh12:37
Kamionthink I'd prefer it to be explicit, but ...12:37
Kamiondunno12:37
mdzwell, the current behaviour just crashes and burns if there's a frontend running12:37
mdzso I didn't see a reason to preserve that12:37
Kamionhm12:38
mdzbut it's simple enough to make a flag for it12:38
mdzmaisde you a copy of the diff12:38
mdzmailed, even12:38
Kamionmdz: he said he didn't catch your earlier question12:38
Kamionmdz: presumably you have to load the templates into cdebconf, as we discussed?12:39
mdzKamion: yeah, did that12:39
Kamionok12:39
Kamioncool12:39
mdz    debconf-loadtemplate d-i /target/var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.templates12:39
mdz    XORGFORCEPROBE=yes chroot /target dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg12:39
mdzthat's it, with the patch12:39
mdzKamion: this could be useful for rescue mode as well12:40
Kamionhow so?12:40
mdzguided repairs12:40
Kamionrescue mode tends to assume that any installed system that might exist is arbitrarily broken12:40
Kamionhoping that debconf miraculously works in the target is too ambitious, usually12:41
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mdzKamion: it's not the sort of thing I would do unconditionally, but it seems like an interesting idea to be able to have menu items which could talk to debconf in the target to do reconfigure/reinstall type things01:00
Kamionyes01:01
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Kamionthough I think it's slightly more useful in the Debian context, to allow debootstrap-installed packages to ask questions at lower priorities01:02
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Nafallo/sleep01:27
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lamontso, -4 is busted, yes?01:34
lamontlinux-image-2.6.10, that is01:34
mdzlamont: yes01:37
lamontthen I won't upgrade from that snapshot of the archive01:38
elmoMithrandir: ?01:40
lamontSetting up mozilla-firefox (1.0-2ubuntu3) ...01:51
lamontUpdating mozilla-firefox chrome registry...E: Registration process existed with status: 101:51
lamontE: /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/extensions/installed-extensions.txt still present. Registration might have gone wrong.01:51
lamontmv: cannot stat `/usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/defaults.ini': No such file or directory01:51
lamonthrm... that's not right01:51
lamontthom???01:51
lamontyeah, I know. sleeping01:51
jdubhrm, i didn't get that on my upgrade01:54
lamontjdub: it could be that rebuilding the chroot might help01:56
lamontthings have been installed/removed over and over and over and over in that chroot01:56
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lamontjdub: you have a current gnome install?02:02
lamontpanel -> properties -> autohide... does it?02:02
lamont(doesn't here, but not 100% current...)02:03
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danielsmdz: ...02:05
danielslamont: gnome-session -> libxau-dev02:05
=== sivang burns the live iso
sivangnice to see that nautilus showing the content of the RW cd doesn't block the burner from working.02:17
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mdzdaniels: how is the X configuration stuff coming?02:22
danielsmdz: good thanks, it seems to be pretty solid at the moment; the bandwidth is a bit flogged, so live CD hasn't come through yet, but I think this X upload is pretty much ready to go, and I've also dealt with two merges (one of them being glibc)02:24
danielsmdz: if I gave you new debs, would that be useful?02:24
danielsbrr02:25
mdzdaniels: yes02:25
mdzwell02:25
mdzme, or the archive?02:25
mdzme -> no, archive -> yes02:25
danielsmdz: k02:29
mdzdaniels: how does it stand?02:30
mdzdid you implement the bit to ignore the previous values if a probe is forced?02:30
danielsmdz: yeah02:30
danielsXORG_FORCE_PROBE now throws away everything it's got earlier and does a reprobe02:30
danielsnote the change in variable name02:30
danielsas well as fairly large backports of i8xx and via drivers, disabling horizontal scrolling per default, fixing the altgr-on-macs bug, dpkg-architecture, fixing the original-imacs-won't-show-anything bug, a couple of xkb stuff, this change, and a semi-related script cleanup02:31
lifelessrock02:40
mdzKamion: around? could use some cdebconf enlightenment02:47
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mjg59daniels: Thom sees the same problem with suspend/resume after playing with vbetool03:02
mjg59Have you got nifty keen DRI save/restore functionality yet?03:02
danielsmjg59: wack; not yet, no03:11
danielsmjg59: i'm dragging back mesa 6.2 for my next xorg revision03:11
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lifelessmdz: we should sync tla 1.3 if we haven't already03:41
lifelessis amaya supported or unsupported ?03:47
lifelessCause its fucked, and does anyone care ?03:47
danielsuse apt-cache show to see whether it's in main or universe03:58
lifelessah universe03:59
lifelessok, so does anyone care;)03:59
danielsif you want to fix it ...03:59
danielsholy shit, 60.5%04:00
danielsthe rsync may actually finish this week04:00
lifeless:)04:01
mdzlifeless: patches gratefully received04:11
lifelessmdz: for amaya or tla 1.3? 04:14
mdzlifeless: amaya04:15
lifelessI may have a peek if I get some time.04:15
mdztla 1.3, we're in freeze now04:15
lifelessmdz: it was released before christmas, but asuffield sucked.04:15
lifelessmdz: its quite important to have tla 1.3, because its got the same revlib format as baz, which tla 1.2 doesn't.04:16
lifelessmdz: the muppet who did the patch originally didn't do it backwards compatibly.04:16
mdzExceptions requiring confirmation:04:18
mdz    *      Packages in or relating to FeatureGoals?04:18
mdz    *      Minor fixes, if the upstream change is a micro-increment (or equivalent)04:18
mdz    *      Major fixes, particularly blockers, if the upstream change is a minor-increment (or equivalent)04:18
mdz    *      Exceptional circumstances04:18
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mdzbaz 1.1 is an internal project, so I think it deserves it04:19
mdzbut why should we track tla releases through the freeze?04:20
mdzit sounds like they're actively doing feature development04:20
lifelessbecause having tla 1.2 there will make it harder for users to use baz.04:20
lifelesswe don't need to go for tla 1.4, only 1.304:20
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Keybukbazaar 1.1 didn't make the upstream freeze either, did it?04:46
lifelessno, but that was pre-discussed04:47
stubThanks to vbetool, I've now got this Dell8600 laptop suspending to RAM, except that when it wakes the external USB mouse is no longer working. Can someone point me to a tool that might let me reset that stuff?04:56
lifelessstub: try unloaded and reloaing the usb)uhci or whatever driver05:01
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fabbionemorning05:56
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lamontmorning fabbione 06:41
fabbionehey lamont 06:42
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lamontI fear my mirror will never catch up06:43
fabbionewhat's up?06:43
fabbioneahhaha06:43
fabbionei still have to upload -606:43
fabbioneain't my fault...06:43
fabbionenot this time at least06:43
lamontnah -evo data server and mozilla-* are .06:44
lamontbut before they get there, you will be06:44
lamontmdz: wvstreams uploaded.06:49
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fabbionelamont: f11 still has I/O problems07:07
fabbionei did try to make some working configs but it takes just too much time... sorry07:07
lamontnp.  does -6 have where you're at then?07:08
fabbionelamont: -6 has -pa10 but not valid configs07:09
lamontok.07:09
lamontI'll work with it over the weekend or something07:09
jdubfabbione: do you want latest inotify patches?07:09
lamontright now is sleep time, thouhg07:09
fabbionelamont: so basically what you have to do manually is to dpkg-buildpackage and while it steps in the configs try to answer in the appropriate way until it builds ;)07:09
jdubfabbione: http://lwn.net/Articles/118107/07:10
lamontfabbione: and capture the config.07:10
jdubfabbione: just checking to see if that's the very latest07:10
fabbionelamont: than copy them from debian/build/build-$flavour/.config to debian/config/hppa/$flavour07:10
fabbionelamont: and send them to me07:10
fabbionejdub: hold on...07:10
fabbionejdub: it'a all documented in the source btw.. you can check yourself...07:11
lamontfabbione: ok.  g'night then07:11
fabbionedebian/external-drivers07:11
fabbionelamont: g'night07:11
jdubfabbione: our kernel source won't tell us if you've used the latest patch aailable :)07:11
fabbionejdub: yes it does07:12
jdubfabbione: it can't, you need extra information, ie. what the latest inotify patch is :-)07:12
fabbionejdub: apt-get source linux-source-2.6.10 and read debian/external-drivers07:12
fabbionejdub: that one will tell you what version is in07:12
fabbioneand you can compare with what is available07:12
jdubfabbione: yes, that will tell me the version in the kernel, not which versions are available07:12
jdubmeanwhile, i'm not downloading the kernel source07:12
fabbionejdub: you are just lazy and i am still waiting info on your DVB bug report07:13
jdubfabbione: bandwidth issues07:13
jdubi have to get the card back to find out07:13
jdubfabbione: which version of inotify is in our kernel?07:14
jdubi'm checking what the latest 'stable' version is atm07:14
fabbioneinotify            | 0.17-wip-rml-2.6.10-rc2-12 | ok     | 15/12/2004   | http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/rml/inotify/v2.6/07:15
jdubok07:15
jdubhttp://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/rml/inotify/v2.6/0.18/inotify-0.18-rml-2.6.10-4.patch07:15
jdubso that's a start07:15
fabbionejdub: i have other things to deal with right now.. like a few tons of security patches07:16
fabbionealso we are in UVF07:16
fabbionethat's a new upstream version07:17
jdubas yet, we have no policy about kernel patch relationship with UVF07:18
jdubi will file a bug for you07:18
fabbionedude..07:19
fabbioneread the changelog07:19
fabbioneThe primary change since the last post is a reworking of the locking and07:19
fabbionerefcounting.  A bit more such reworking is expected.07:19
fabbionemeanign that the new version is not completed07:20
jdubi know07:20
mdzis inotify fucked?07:21
fabbionemdz: no. jdub is asking for a new upstream version of it07:21
mdzbut I have heard talk about it being buggy07:21
jdubmdz: you'll get bug cc in a moment07:21
jdubmdz: i believe that's mostly gamin's support of inotify, which i am considering disabling07:21
fabbioneand so what is the point of having inotify if there are only 2 thing that actually uses it?07:22
jdubfabbione: because everything in gnome uses gamin (via the fam abi)07:23
jdubfabbione: so if you're using inotify for monitoring, you don't block disks from unmounting and so on07:23
jdubwhich is preferable to dnotify07:23
fabbione<jdub> mdz: i believe that's mostly gamin's support of inotify, which i am07:24
fabbione          considering disabling07:24
fabbionethan i miss something07:24
fabbioneyou need inotify for gamin07:24
mdzis gamin not going to be fixed for hoary?07:25
fabbioneand you want to disable inotify support for gamin07:25
mdzjdub: bah, LWN went and published that hack-of-the-day live CD rather than the subsequent (much nicer) daily builds07:25
mdzI deliberately sent that to -devel and not to -announce because it wasn't ready for that kind of publicity07:25
jdubfabbione: gamin supports inotify as well as dnotify, but its support for inotify is not great07:25
jdubit seems07:25
jdubmdz: not sure if gamin/inotify will be fixed, thus considering disabling the inotify support07:26
jdubmdz: i will track it beyond UVF to see if there are related bugfixes07:26
mdzjdub: have you tried the latest round of hoary live CDs?07:27
jdubno, haven't committed to downloading them yet ;)07:27
mdz3 architectures, fewer calories, better tasting07:27
jdubdc-built?07:27
mdzdaily07:27
mdzfresh and hot07:27
jdubcool07:27
jdubi'll pull one down during off-peak tonight07:27
mdzno X yet, but daniels is working on it AHEM07:27
jdubi've been watching the casper changes with interest :)07:27
jdubit's such a good idea07:28
mdzI must admit, it is07:28
jdub:)07:28
mdzcasper is like 100 lines of shell on top of one fucking good idea07:28
jdubproven by beauty? :)07:28
danielsmdz: how do I mount the cloop image from the live CD?07:29
danielsmdz: or otherwise test X07:29
mdzdaniels: boot it?07:29
danielsmdz: lwn love us to omuch07:29
danielsmdz: and, heh, yeah, they do love us07:29
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mdzmodprobe cloop && losetup /dev/cloop0 /path/to/filesystem.cloop && mount /dev/cloop0 /mnt07:29
danielsmdz: can I netboot the live CD?07:29
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mdzdaniels: dude, yes you can ;-)07:29
jdubtftp get filesystem.cloop07:30
jdub...07:30
jdub;-)07:30
mdzjdub: d-i netinst + NFS mount07:30
danielsheh, nice07:30
danielsmy laptop sort of lacks a cd-rom07:30
danielsls07:30
mdzit should work with zero or few changes07:30
mdzdaniels: no docking station or USB?07:30
jdubmdz: yum (such a good idea)07:30
danielsmdz: i have usb07:30
danielsbut no docking station yet07:30
danielsagh, hm07:30
mdzdaniels: I use a USB drive for this stuff pretty much exclusively; it's great07:31
jdubsurely you could copy the cloop to your hard drive?07:31
mdzran me about USD 100 for DVD+/-/RW/RAM and USB enclosure07:31
mdzdaniels: I don't really see how the cloop image is necessary for testing, tbh07:31
mdzbut you can chroot into it easily enough07:32
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danielsmdz: yeah, I should probably grab one07:34
danielsmdz: well, failing being able to boot the thing ... but yeah, I'll see if I can't go grab one07:35
mdzdaniels: you can also boot it in qemu07:35
mdzsluggish, but works07:35
mdzqemu -cdrom hoary-i386-live.iso07:35
jdubi should try the powerpc one under pearpc :)07:35
mdzer07:36
jdubs/^i/someone with more bandwidth/07:36
mdzsomeone just renamed the UserPages page in the wiki to their personal page07:36
jdubhaha07:36
mdz??changed:07:36
mdz-{{{This is a list of all userpages}}}07:36
mdz-07:36
mdzUna bienvenida desde el Peru07:36
mdzyay wiki07:36
jdubthat's it, i'm switching to the other theme07:39
jdubmy login is never remembered :|07:40
mdzyou can login??07:40
jdubwith https, yeah07:40
jduboh, the zwiki theme doesn't have a recent changes link07:41
jdubboh07:41
jduboh man07:43
jdubsomeone sent a 16K please unsubscribe me repluy07:43
mdzyeah07:43
mdzimminent death of usenet predicted07:44
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fabbionemdz: 5472.. do you want to comment on it? it can still make it for -6 but i want to know before (possibly) breaking the ABI again07:54
mdzif it will fix some of the problems with inotify, great07:56
mdzif not, I'm not sure it's worthwhile07:56
fabbionejdub: ?07:56
danielsmdz: hm07:57
jdubleave it for now07:57
danielsmdz: is there an easy way to transfer files from the host OS to the live CD?07:58
jdubrml's next release will be more useful it seems, and it won't fix the gamin/inotify stuff07:58
mdzdaniels: yeah, boot it :-P07:58
danielsheh07:58
danielsnot that I have a working CD burner right now, anyway07:59
fabbionejdub: ok08:00
mdzdaniels: that's a problem08:05
fabbionemdz: what was the rationale to use the e100 driver in place of the eepro100 ?08:06
fabbioneif there is any...08:06
danielsmdz: yeah, I have two dual-layer DVD burners on order08:07
danielsmdz: i'll be in much better shape when my shiny amd64 turns up08:07
danielsright now, all I have is the motherboard08:07
mdzfabbione: herbert said eepro100 was deprecated08:07
mdziirc08:07
fabbioneah08:08
mdzhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=215608:08
mdzfor reference08:08
fabbionebecause both Debian and us are having problems with the e100 but not with the eepro10008:08
mdzmaybe ask dilinger or someone, get a second opinion08:09
fabbioneT-Bone is alive ;)08:09
fabbionewe already discussed it08:09
mdzfabbione: I meant ask about e100 vs. eepro10008:10
mdzdaniels: I bought my single-layer *just* before the dual-layers came out for the same price08:11
mdzit can apparently read (but not write) them with a firmware update08:11
danielsmdz: i bought my x40 about 5 days before they brought out faster models and dropped all the prices08:11
fabbionemdz: yeps... that's what we discussed about08:11
danielsmdz: whoohoo!08:11
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abellismurfix: ping08:45
abellihi everybody08:45
jdubhi abelli 08:45
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jdubwas it you asking for the it-devel list?08:45
abellijdub: yes08:45
abellijdub: but its ok now...08:46
sid77hi08:46
jdubabelli: i spoke to mako about it; it would be more appropriate to keep all devel discussion on one list08:46
jdubabelli: and country-team oriented stuff on one list (ubuntu-it)08:46
abellijdub: i agree with that, but since we are dealing with some teachers [for projects about Ubuntu in the Italian School System] , and 08:47
abellimany of them do not speak english, i needed an italian mailing list.08:47
jdubsounds like a good project for ubuntu-it08:47
abelliso now we have ubuntu-it@lists.ubuntu.com, EXCLUSIVELY for SUPPORT08:47
abelliand sviluppo@ubuntuitalia.org for administrating our projects08:48
abellijdub: you can find some of them here... http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AndreaAbelli08:48
danielsmdz: I AM THE SHIZZLE08:49
TreenaksWord!08:50
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danielsmdz: ok, I have something that works and generates an entirely new configuration with XORG_FORCE_PROBE=yes dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg08:51
mdzdaniels: awesome, upload it in time for me to use it for live CD testing tomorrow?08:52
abellii was actually looking for smurfix: during the CC he said he had told us to get to the meeting... but i can't remember/find his advices /in the logs .. and i dont want to appear a deserter08:52
danielsmdz: fo'sho08:52
danielsmdz: number of hours I have to upload?08:53
danielsmdz: i'd like to do the usual laps-of-the-data-centre thing with test builds on every architecture08:53
abellijdub: what about ubuntu-it's rootly powers? i receive a cc: by mako about this.08:54
fabbionedaniels: does the change require to ship new files?08:54
jdubabelli: that was waiting on appointment of loco team leaders08:54
jdubabelli: has that happened?08:54
danielsfabbione: i don't think we've touched the manifests ... but I did fix an ia64 FTBFS that lamont didn't notice :)08:54
jdubCC meeting is too late for me to sanely get to08:54
fabbionedaniels: ehe ok08:54
mdzdaniels: I'll be awake again at about 1800 UTC probably08:54
danielsfabbione: even so, there are some fairly significant code changes (i8xx from HEAD to get rid of all the horrid widescreen panel video BIOS changes, via from unichrome.sf.net), so I'd feel a lot safer :)08:55
danielsmdz: when does the daily build run?08:55
mdzdaniels: now08:55
mdz(0800 I think)08:55
mdzI can run a build by hand in the morning, though, if X is ready08:55
fabbionedaniels: last time we checked the unichrome was utterly broken...08:56
fabbionedaniels: did they fix stuff around?08:56
danielsfabbione: yeah, and it should finally run on the craptop08:56
danielsmdz: ok, so let's assume 'now' is a missed target ...08:57
danielsmdz: i'll upload after my test builds are done08:57
fabbionedaniels: last time Treenaks was complaining about tvout being broken08:57
danielsmdz: say ... upload by 1000 UTC?08:57
abellijdub: sorry it was batty time...yes08:57
mdzdaniels: don't they take 4 hours to build or something?08:57
danielsfabbione: hm.  well, the unichrome guys claim it will give us basic 2D functionality on everything they know of, so that's a huge win over what we have already.08:57
mdzI want to get X working in the live CD by end of day tomorrow if possible08:57
danielsmdz: 32min on amd64, 74min on powerpc, ~90 on i386.08:57
Treenaksfabbione: that was a long time ago08:57
Treenaksfabbione: if you have sid-installable xorg packages I can try again..08:57
danielsmdz: so our worst case has it being in the archive by about 140008:58
danielsmdz: at which time you're still asleep08:58
danielsbrb08:58
mdzthat's fine08:58
mdzdaniels: I thought you meant the 1000 UTC after that one08:58
Treenaksfabbione: people have been tweaking tvout on unichrome.sf.net afaik08:58
mdzyou and your international date line08:58
danielsmdz: nope, the 1000 UTC in ~2h08:59
danielsmdz: er, it's 0800 UTC now08:59
danielsi'm not talking about my timezone08:59
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danielsanyway, back in a bit08:59
jdubmdz: http://www.novell.com/documentation/suse91/suselinux-adminguide/html/apas02.html09:04
jdubmdz: published by novell (haw haw)09:05
mdzjdub: let me guess: they like reiser09:05
jdubnup09:07
jdubit's very balanced (ie. ext3 naturally comes out as safest)09:07
mdzhmm09:07
mdzit doesn't talk about weaknesses of any of them09:07
jdubyeah09:08
jdubprobably don't want to get sued09:08
jdub;-)09:08
Treenaksjdub: by Hans Reiser? 09:08
mdzit's sort of a puff piece09:08
jdubby anyone09:08
amumoin moin   09:08
jdubhey amu09:08
amuhuhu jdub 09:12
jdubhaggai: ping09:21
jdubprobably too early09:21
elmoMithrandir: ?09:23
jdubelmo: do we have sync-from-debian mails to changes?09:24
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pittiMorning everybody09:32
fabbionehey pitti09:32
elmojdub: no, sorry kernel security holes and nagios have fucked over my time tables09:35
fabbioneelmo: AND MORE TO COME ;)09:36
jdubelmo: ok09:36
danielsfabbione: asdfl;jasl;kje34l;'52342q3409:36
fabbionetop - 08:36:45 up 4 days, 19:50,  2 users,  load average: 71.08, 27.54, 10.8509:36
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fabbioneand still highly responsive09:37
fabbionenot too bad09:37
fabbione8809:37
fabbione9209:37
fabbione9709:37
fabbioneimpressive what you can do setting an evn var ;)09:37
fabbioneenv even09:37
fabbione10309:38
fabbioneelmo: concordia is keeping up ;)09:38
fabbione10509:38
fabbioneYEAH CLIMB! 10809:39
Kamionmdz: morning. still need cdebconf help?09:39
danielsfabbione: what are you doing to it?09:40
fabbioneKamion: i think he falled asleep on his chair09:40
fabbionedaniels: compiling the kernel09:40
danielsinsanity09:40
fabbionenahh09:40
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fabbionejust export CONCURRENCY_LEVEL=10009:41
jdubKamion: when's that OQO turning up at your place? :)09:41
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pittiHi carlos!09:42
carlospitti: hi09:42
mdzKamion: no, got that bit going actually09:47
mdzKamion: I have a patch which implements DATA09:47
mdzbut then I discovered that the protocol that passthrough actually speaks is not in fact "standard debconf + DATA", but something weird and incompatible09:48
mdzbut joeyh says it's OK to break it to make it consistent and compatible09:48
mdzKamion: I'll mail you my cdebconf patch, would appreciate the eyeballs09:48
Kamionok, thanks, catching up on the morning's spam^Wmail currently09:52
fabbionepitti there is an updated patch for CAN-2004-1235 (2.6) that has been committed yesterday to bk09:57
pittifabbione: any critical changes?09:58
pittifabbione: Herbert still did not upload the Warty kernel, so maybe you can send him the patch?09:58
fabbioneit is a merge between the Marcello and Linus one09:58
pittifabbione: I thought these two patches fix the same thing in a completely different way?09:59
pittihow can they be merged?09:59
fabbioneapparently no09:59
fabbionepitti: ask Linus and Marcello09:59
fabbionei really have no idea09:59
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pittifabbione: okay, thanks. Can you forward it to Herbert?09:59
davydgood morning Gentlemen (and any ladies)10:00
pittiHi davyd 10:00
davydwhat is the Ubuntu XInputManager of choice? SCIM?10:00
fabbionepitti: sure.. in a sec10:00
davydor has there been no focus on input managers?10:00
KamionI'm not convinced we have an input method of choice10:01
davydKamion: also possible10:01
Kamionthere's been some talk about them, mako's as close to a local expert as we have10:01
davydIt's certainly not something that appears to be shipping by default10:01
davydI mean, in my opinion, it should integrate with gswitchit anyway10:01
davydsince you already use that to select keyboard layouts10:01
davydbut that sounds hard10:02
mdznight all10:07
ogranight10:07
Treenaksmorning ogra :)10:07
Treenaksmdz: night :)10:07
ogramorning :)10:07
pittiNight mdz10:08
pittiHi ogra10:08
ograogra@honk:~ $ uname -a10:08
ograLinux honk 2.6.8.1-4-amd64-k8 #1 Sat Jan 8 19:34:42 UTC 2005 x86_64 GNU/Linux10:08
fabbionenight mdz10:08
ograi'm about to join Mithrandirs realm :)10:08
Treenaksogra: "Linux linux 2.6.5-7.111.19-default #1 Fri Dec 10 15:10:58 UTC 2004 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux" here :(10:09
ogra2.6.5 ???10:09
ograwhy that ?10:09
Treenakssuse default kernel10:10
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ograsuse10:10
ograbrr10:11
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ograheh10:11
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Mithrandirelmo: pong10:18
fabbioneelmo: uploading the new kernel for hoary now.. it will need some NEW love for the binaries10:24
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davydfabbione: did you end up merging the orinoco 0.15 drivers?10:27
davydhttp://www.nongnu.org/orinoco/10:28
haggaijdub: pong!10:28
elmoMithrandir: dude, your blog disappeared10:31
Mithrandirit disappeared?10:31
fabbionedavyd: no.10:32
Mithrandirweird, I'll check it out10:32
davydfabbione: ok, just letting you know about them then ;)10:32
fabbionedavyd: since it is an upstream driver, when it will be merged, it will be updated10:32
davydsince they fix up things, like scanning for APs10:32
jdubhaggai: hey hey10:32
jdubhaggai: what's up with OOo 2.0 atm?10:33
davydallowing you use `iwlist scan` and netapplet10:33
jdubhaggai: also, were you at akademy?10:33
fabbionewe can't track all possible external drivers by ourself10:33
davydfabbione: I fully respect that10:33
fabbioneit's just a question of resources10:33
Mithrandirelmo: dying hard drive. :/10:33
davydthe only reason I was letting you know about these ones, is that there are a lot of people with orinoco cards, and people are talking about things like netapplet10:34
fabbioneif you can give me the patches and test them before and keep taking care of it, i will not mind adding it10:34
davydso it would lessen that sort of pain10:34
fabbioneand also.. we are in "upstream version freeze"10:35
fabbionethat means no new upstream versions if not for very specific reasons10:35
davydfabbione: hmm... ok10:36
davydI mean, it doesn't personally bother me10:36
jdubfabbione: although we haven't determined that UVF strictly applies to kernel patches yet :)10:36
davydit just might be useful in general10:36
davydunfortunately I don't really have the time to maintain a kernel patch at the moment :(10:36
davydplus, as it's been proven in the last, I'm not very good at it10:36
fabbionejdub: kernel is not different in that respect...10:37
fabbionejdub: otherwise i could bring 2.6.10 to 2.6.11-rcX via patches ;)10:38
fabbionedavyd: i understand.. we will see what to do at the proper time10:38
davydfabbione: sure10:38
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fabbionebrb10:39
haggaijdub: it's packaged.  It's running on Debian but Ubuntu's evo is causing problems atm, and the menu icons aren't there yet10:44
=== haggai is hoping for an upload today
Kamionhm, I wonder if today's daily ISO is releasable10:47
pittiKamion: does it fix the apt authentication?10:47
Kamion"fix"?10:47
pittiKamion: the last daily I tried did not install any packages, I had to force this10:48
Kamionstill haven't seen it be broken, but I haven't gone that far with an install CD in a while ...10:48
pittiKamion: I found myself in a minimal system on a command line prompt10:48
Kamionunderstood, but I'll have to see it before knowing what's wrong I think10:48
haggaijdub: oh, no I wasn't at akademy10:49
jdubhaggai: aha (re OOo), excellent :)10:49
pittiKamion: it's not a problem for me, but it should work on array cds which are tested by less experienced users...10:49
jdubhaggai: package names have 2.0 in them or whatever?10:49
Kamionpitti: it's obviously a bug if that's happening, I don't need to be persuaded of that10:49
haggaijdub: yes, 1.9 since that's how upstream is doing the versioning10:52
Kamionah, the OQO's coming tomorrow, they tried to deliver yesterday but I was away/dead/something10:54
jdubhaggai: hrm, then we have to futz around with package names changing :)10:56
jdubKamion: cool :-)10:56
jdubKamion: let me know how it goes, i want to pimp success all over the place when it happens :)10:56
haggaijdub: what would you say is better?  2.0 or openoffice.org?10:57
jdubhaggai: how do you mean?10:58
haggaijdub: I didn't understand what you mean about futzing around10:58
Kamionjdub: like I said to silbs, I expect to pass it over to daniels fairly soon for X love :)10:59
jdubrawk10:59
haggaijdub: are you saying 1.9 is reasonable and everyone has to futz or you think we should use somthing else?10:59
jdubhaggai: hrm, i should give you more context because it is all in my brain11:00
jdubhaggai: first question meant "will the version number be in the actual package name when you upload it?"11:00
jdubhaggai: you mentioned 1.9, which i don't think is worth putting in the package name11:00
jdubbut you may have been answering my question differently to how i was asking it (based on lack of context)11:01
haggaiok, well if it isn't going to replace 1.1 (which I don't think it should quite yet), it needs another name, right?11:01
jdubas an example, i think it would make sense to have openoffice.org2.0 version 1.911:01
haggaiok, right I did understand you then11:01
jdubor something like that11:01
jduboh, ok11:01
jdubgood11:01
jdubPAGE FOUND11:01
haggaiROCK :)11:01
jdubALL DEVELOPERS PLEASE CONGREGATE ON THE SAME PAGE11:02
haggaier I'd have a problem fitting all your thoughts on such a small page..11:02
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jdubit definitely wouldn't be RTL, if the mess in my brain atm is anything to go by11:03
pittithom: here?11:03
thompitti: wordup11:03
haggaimaybe openoffice2 instead of openoffice2.0?11:03
pittithom: in php4 4:4.3.9-1ubuntu1 you removed caudium-php4 and php4-imap11:03
jdubyeah, that's nicer11:03
thompitti: indeed11:04
pittithom: what was the reason for this?11:04
danielshaggai: really?  i could do it in one word11:04
thompitti: mdz told me to11:04
haggaidaniels: now now :)11:04
thompitti: basically, we don't want c-client or caudium in main11:04
danielspitti: er, because we don't support caudium or the uw abomination; presumably that would involve dragging those two into main11:04
danielshaggai: 'pants'11:04
haggailol11:04
pittithom: I want to merge the Debian pacakge from scratch since the current merge is too dirty11:04
jdubdaniels: so this is weird11:04
jdubi'm weirding holden special vehicles boxer shorts11:04
jdubum11:04
pittidaniels, thom: makes sense, thansk11:04
pittithanks, even11:04
jdubs/weirding/wearing/11:05
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haggaijdub: nah, weirding was better11:05
thomjdub: TMI11:05
danielsjdub: are you still in yass?11:05
jdubno way dude11:06
jdubthen i'd be nice and cool11:06
jdubpipka's dad is a refrigeration engineer :)11:06
tuo2jdub: sydney heat sucks11:06
jdub(air conditioners are refrigerators)11:06
jdubfridge11:06
jdubbong11:06
danielsso, where did you happen upon hsv boxer shorts?11:07
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danielsit seems like your inner redferner is busting out :)11:07
Treenaksredferner?11:08
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danielsTreenaks: jdub lives in a rather, er, down-at-heel suburb11:11
daniels(except he doesn't, really)11:11
Treenaksdaniels: ah, he only grew up there :)11:11
fabbionedaniels: 2.6.10-6 is up. you will need to update l-r-m11:12
danielsfabbione: blah, we're at .10-2 now?11:12
fabbioneno idea... -3 i think11:12
Kamion-211:12
danielsok, thanks for the warning11:13
fabbioneKamion: same goes for d-i :(11:13
danielsthis is going to be a pain :\11:13
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fabbionedaniels: i need to wait for you to update linux-meta11:13
Kamionfabbione: yeah, noted11:13
Kamionlet's try and get this out of the way today if possible so that we can keep CDs working11:13
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fabbioneKamion: i hope so too11:13
fabbioneKamion: i am afraid this is going to be a pain11:14
fabbioneamd64 failed::11:14
fabbioneErrors were encountered while processing:11:14
fabbione cupsys11:14
fabbioneE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)11:14
fabbioneapt-get failed.11:14
fabbionePackage installation failed11:14
fabbioneI SWEAR IT'S NOT MY FAULT!11:15
pittifabbione: what failed with cupsys?11:15
fabbionethom: you around?11:15
fabbionepitti: http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~lamont/buildLogs/l/linux-source-2.6.10/2.6.10-6/11:15
fabbioneetting up cupsys (1.1.23-1ubuntu2) ...11:15
fabbione /var/lib/dpkg/info/cupsys.postinst: line 31: ps: command not found11:16
fabbione chown: cannot access `/usr/bin/lppasswd': No such file or directory11:16
pittifabbione: why the kernel needs cupsys?11:16
pittihmm11:16
fabbioneit gets pulled in by some indirect build-deps.. 11:16
thomfabbione: yes11:17
pittifabbione: I fixed the lppasswd error yesterday11:17
pittifabbione: in 1.1.23-1ubuntu211:17
pittifabbione: however, the ps eror is new (and not Ubuntu specific)11:17
fabbionethom: sorry.. 2 questions on the fly.. i need to bootstrap mono on sparc.. lamont told me that you had some kind of way to do that...11:17
fabbionethom: and if you have any plan to update eingmail for thunderbird 1.011:18
thomfabbione: thunderbird is Mithrandir territory now11:18
pittifabbione: hmm, ps is shipped in procps, which is required11:18
pittifabbione: ... but not essential11:18
fabbionethom: oh true.. sorry11:18
fabbioneMithrandir: ?11:18
fabbionepitti: buildd chroots are minimal11:19
thomfabbione: http://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/BUILD_MONO_FROM_SCRATCH_HOWTO is basicallywhat you need11:19
fabbionethom: ok11:19
fabbionethanks11:19
pittifabbione: I will upload a fixed cupsys ASAP11:19
fabbionepitti: thanks11:19
thomit's not too fun11:19
fabbionegiven that is portable to arch foo11:20
danielsfabbione: lrm uploaded11:21
Mithrandirfabbione: yes?11:21
fabbionedaniels: did you remember to bump the kernel ABI?11:22
fabbioneMithrandir: do you have any plan to update enigmail for thunderbird 1.0?11:22
elmolol, Mithrandir dcut won't work11:23
Mithrandirfabbione: yes, but I have a hard drive dying which I need to tend to first.11:23
Mithrandirelmo: it should! :P11:23
elmoyeah, I know11:23
fabbioneMithrandir: sure.. no rush.. i was just curious11:23
danielsfabbione: yep11:27
danielsfabbione: including for d-i11:28
pittifabbione: cupsys_1.1.23-1ubuntu3 is uploaded and fixes both issues11:28
Kamionfixed d-i prepared, waiting for binaries to test against11:28
fabbionedaniels: cool11:28
fabbionepitti: thanks11:28
fabbioneKamion: that might take a couple of hours at least11:28
Kamionunderstood11:29
fabbioneppc and amd64 are fail11:29
Kamionhm?11:29
fabbionewaiting for the i386 and ia64 :)11:29
fabbioneKamion: cupsys is broken11:29
Kamiondude, don't do this to me :(11:29
Kamionah11:29
fabbioneand it fails to install in the chroot11:29
fabbione<fabbione> I SWEAR IT'S NOT MY FAULT!11:30
Kamiongo cupsys11:30
fabbioneKamion: i am sure 100% that i386/ppc/amd64 can build11:30
fabbionei did test them on the porting boxes11:30
pitticupsys_1.1.23-1ubuntu3_source.changes ACCEPTED11:31
pittiKamion: ^ this should make it work again :-)11:31
Kamionelmo: planning to upload this debian-installer with raw-installer rather than byhand; that still ok?11:31
Kamionand will it delay it for $LONGTIME?11:31
pittimvo_: I just tried update-notifier again11:33
pittimvo_: it still fails11:34
pittimvo_: I start it, the symbol appears, I click on it, enter my password11:34
mvo_pitti: right click on it and see what options are available11:35
pittimvo_: then I get the console string "sudo: /usr/bin/usudo:11:35
pitti"11:35
mvo_/usr/bin/usudo?11:35
pittimvo_: and an errir dialog saying that "Failed to run /usr/bin/update-manager as user root:11:35
pitti Unterprozess endete mit dem Status 215"11:35
pittimvo_: I think the "/usr/bin/update-manager" string gets overwritten by another message11:35
pittimvo_: what it is _supposed_ to do when I click on it?11:36
mvo_pitti: can you start "/usr/bin/update-manager" by hand11:36
pittimvo_: run apt-get dist-upgrade in the background?11:36
pittimvo_: I did start it by hand in a foreground console11:36
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mvo_pitti: no, just start a application that shows you what updates are available (or start the package-manager)11:37
davydhmm, libebook transitions again...11:37
mvo_pitti: what happens if you run "sudo /usr/bin/update-manager"?11:37
pitti$ sudo /usr/bin/update-manager11:37
pittisudo: /usr/bin/update-manager: command not found11:37
pittihuh?11:37
pittiah, indeed11:38
pittiupdate-notifier != update-manager11:38
pittimvo_: a missing dependency then?11:38
elmokamion: it might reject one, sec let me sync my katie changes11:38
mvo_pitti: I think I need to tighten the dependencies here a bit. it's recommended right now, not depends11:38
pittimvo_: I install it manually now11:39
mvo_pitti: if you right click on the icon, you have more choices (like starting the package-manager)11:39
pittimvo_: uh, "show updates" requires root privileges?11:40
mvo_pitti: technically no, but there is a bug in gksu that makes the acquire of root later a bit messy. this will eventually be fixed11:40
pittimvo_: ah, now it seems to work11:41
pittimvo_: please update the dependency then11:41
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Kamionelmo: machine with the candidate upload's doing a test installation anyway11:41
pittimvo_: uh, bad11:42
pittimvo_: I click on the icon, the dialog with the list of updated packages appears11:42
pittimvo_: I click on any item in the list and the dialog instantly disappears11:42
mvo_pitti: python-gtk bug, seb128 fixed it yesterday11:42
pittimvo_: I actually wanted to see the changes11:42
pittimvo_: okay, thanks11:43
elmoKamion: done11:43
mvo_pitti: or will it crash if you click on the "description" as well?11:43
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pittimvo_: both, I can click on the checkbox or on the text11:43
Kamionelmo: cool, thanks. is that it totally automated now or is it still an alias for byhand?11:44
pittimvo_: I do a dist-upgrade now and complain again after this :-)11:44
elmoKamion: haha, the latter, sorry11:44
mvo_pitti: ok :) thanks for testing11:44
Kamionelmo: thought so :)11:44
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Mithrandirelmo: the problem with my blog was a friend of mine misconfiguring apache, but thanks anyhow, since I then noticed a load of DMA errors in the dmesg. :P12:03
lifelessMithrandir: ow12:04
Mithrandirit might be the mainboard, I'm not sure.  Just rebooting to check first, after I've done a couple of extra backups.12:05
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pittihttp://people.no-name-yet.com/~lamont/buildLogs/c/cupsys/1.1.23-1ubuntu3/cupsys_1.1.23-1ubuntu3_20050113-1036-amd64-failed12:08
Mithrandirtrukulo: what's up with the _big .avis?12:08
pittiD'oh12:08
pittifabbione: see build log above12:08
pittifabbione: it seems that cupsys build-depends on itself12:08
fabbioneamen12:09
pittifabbione: so the cupsys version which fixes the procps/lppasswd issue can't be built because the older version does not install12:09
pittigrrrrr12:09
pittilamooooooooooooooooont12:09
fabbionepitti: we can problably workaround it12:09
carlospitti: could we meet in about 30 minutes?12:10
pitticarlos: sure12:10
fabbionewhat pulls in cupsys that is required to build cupsys?12:10
pittifabbione: I try to find that out12:10
carlospitti: ok, 11:40 UTC?12:10
pittifabbione: it seems that some common -dev package depends on cupsys now12:10
pittifabbione: that seems to be *stupid*12:10
pitticarlos: ACK12:10
fabbionepitti: we could theoretically upload a minimal version of cupsys that doesn't build-dep on itself to unfuck the buildd12:10
carlosperfect, thanks12:10
fabbioneand reupload the full version immediatly after12:10
pittifabbione: or lamont just installs an older cupsys temporarily12:11
pittifabbione: the build worked on ia64 and powerpc12:11
Kamionpitti: did you ask base-config to update from the net, or not?12:11
pittiKamion: hmm, I think I should have said yes12:11
Kamionpitti: there's a separate base-config bug killing all installs at the moment, fixing that in a second - it has nothing to do with apt authentication though ...12:11
pittiKamion: usually I say yes12:11
fabbionefood12:11
fabbionelater12:12
Kamionpitti: if you saw "~tubuntu-desktop: command not found", then I know the fix12:12
pittiKamion: I'm not sure12:12
pittiKamion: I was away during the installation12:12
Kamionok, I'll fix the bug I know about and then worry about the ones I don't know about :-)12:12
pittiKamion: when I returned I just saw a normal login prompt12:12
pittiKamion: let's hope that this was the reason :-)12:12
Kamionok12:12
pittiAAAARGH12:13
pittiphp4 build failed12:13
pittibecause cupsys failed12:13
Treenaksphp depends on CUPS?12:13
pittiwhy does half of our archive depend on a printer server?12:13
pittiTreenaks: some common -dev package depends on cupsys, as it seems12:13
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jdubDOLPHIN KILLERS!12:14
davydthis is almost as funny as battstat 2.9.4 eating all your Xserver memory12:14
davydalmost...12:14
Keybukpitti: which one?12:15
pittiKeybuk: gimme a minute, I just have to finish something else12:15
seb128pitti: evolution-webcal fails because of cupsys too :p12:16
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pitticupsys, THE central essential development package for kernel, evolution, php, and just about anything12:17
pittistunning12:17
seb128:)12:17
trukuloMithrandir: uploading?12:19
Mithrandirtrukulo: are you sure?12:19
trukuloMithrandir: working on it now12:21
trukulothey were'nt12:21
trukulook, uploading now12:21
trukulobut it's VERY slow12:21
Mithrandiryeah, I've noticed that. :P12:22
trukuloumm, seems stuck12:22
trukulono, it's uploading12:22
trukulobut very, very slow12:22
trukulo3.3kbs12:22
Mithrandiryou might have more luck with rsync --partial  (and possibly -av --progress) since the connection seemed to drop once in a while.12:22
trukuloMithrandir: it's not my computer, he hasn't got rsync installed12:22
trukulo:P12:22
Mithrandirtrukulo: ask him to install it? :)12:22
trukuloi'm working on very bad conditions to upload the files12:22
Mithrandiryeah, I can understand that -- just trying to be helpful. :)12:23
trukuloMithrandir: resume doesn't work with your ssh account?12:23
trukulo:) i know, Mithrandir , thanks a lot12:23
Mithrandirtrukulo: does sftp support resume?12:23
trukuloummm , now i can't say12:28
trukuloyes, it does12:28
trukuloIncludes the following fixes: SSH/SFTP file listing limit. SSH/SFTP resume upload fixes.12:29
trukulofrom a changelog of a sftp client12:29
Mithrandirok, fun.12:30
fabbionepitti: dude.. everything is failing for that reason12:30
pittifabbione: hey, the missing procps dependendy was not my fault12:30
fabbionei am not blaming you12:30
pittifabbione: I currently try to find the package that depends on cupsys12:30
fabbioneit's always GTK fault!12:31
Treenaksfabbione: "seb!!!"12:31
fabbioneyou will find some libgtk* depends on it12:31
fabbione;)12:31
fabbionehell this is cool12:32
fabbionemono tryihng to execute some win32 commands on sparc12:33
Mithrandirpitti: gal depends on libgnomeprint depends on libcupsys2-gnutls10 depends on cupsys-client depends on cupsys12:33
KamionAIUI openssh sftp doesn't do resume12:33
Kamion(yet, anyway)12:33
thomfabbione: has mono been ported to sparc?12:34
Kamionpsftp does resume12:34
fabbionethom: ENOCLUE12:34
thomyou might want to check before you try bootstrapping it? ;-)12:35
fabbionethat's almost an idea :-)12:35
pittiMithrandir: did you find out why cupsys b-d on itself?12:37
pittiMithrandir: I'm currently tracking that12:37
pitti... but I just cannot find it12:42
pittiwe need a recursive dependency display tool12:42
Mithrandirapt-cache dotty | graphviz?12:43
Kamiongerminate?12:43
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-hoary-output/rdepends/cupsys/12:43
fabbioneMono today ships with a Just-in-Time compiler for x86, PowerPC, S390 and SPARC-based systems.12:43
fabbionebut i think they mean solaris12:43
pittiKamion: this is the same as apt-cache rdepends12:43
pittiright12:43
pitti?12:44
Kamionno, it's recursive; although it doesn't list cupsys-client dep cupsys for some reason12:44
Kamionmay not be complete, can't remember exactly how that bit works12:44
pittioh right12:44
pitticupsys depends on cupsys12:44
pittibut through which packages?12:45
Mithrandirpitti: no, it doesn't.12:45
Mithrandirdebootstrap a hoary chroot, run apt-get build-dep cupsys12:45
Mithrandirso I think sbuild would just be confused, or dpkg might be, due to unclean chroot.12:47
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danielsmdz:  649     Jan 13 Ubuntu Installe (  11) xorg_6.8.1-1ubuntu10_source.changes ACCEPTED12:51
fabbionethat mostlikely will ftbfs12:52
fabbionedue to cupsys being b0rk3d12:52
danielsfabbione: WHOOHOO12:53
fabbioneKamion: i think at least i386 picked up the kernel12:57
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fabbioneso that means that everything will go banana12:58
fabbionebecause not in sync12:58
Kamionfabbione: no build log yet01:00
Kamionfabbione: all I need is for base-config to beat the kernel by half an hour :)01:01
fabbioneKamion: yeah.. this version will invalidate all the ccache so it will take ages to build01:02
danielshttps://xorg.freedesktop.org/~gisburn/X11R682/download/X11R682RC2/xorg-x11-6.8.1.902.tar.bz201:02
fabbionethat's why i am afraid i386 is building the kernel01:02
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danielsanother blow struck for sensibility -- sane tarball names01:02
danielshot on the heels of a non-stupid config file name01:02
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davydI have come up with a new idea01:04
davydwhen there are multiple network cards in a system01:04
davydd-i should show you which ones have media in them01:04
Kamiond-i already selects the first one with media by default01:04
davydKamion: seeing as I didn't know that, perhaps some visual indication would be useful?01:05
Kamionnetcfg patches welcome, though; it's scary localisation hell around there :-/01:05
fabbione(given that the driver for that card or the card itself support mii)01:05
Kamiondavyd: agree it would be useful01:05
davydmmm, better mii support all round would be a nice thing01:05
davydso that my ethernet port only goes live if it knows there is media on there01:06
fabbionedavyd: that's not only a driver problem01:06
fabbionesome hardware simply doesn't know...01:06
davydfabbione: indeed01:06
davydI've played with it a bit in the past01:06
Kamiondavyd: can you file a netcfg enhancement request in bugzilla so I remember?01:06
davydKamion: if I remember my password ;)01:06
davydfabbione: I did see a white/black list at some point01:07
Kamioncan't promise to do it for hoary though, I still don't really understand the weirder bits of debconf localisation01:07
davydfor cards that were known good and known bad01:07
davydKamion: I just thought it might be useful, no rush ;)01:07
davydI'm sure it will still make it for Sarge01:07
davyd;)01:07
Kamionsarge d-i is not getting that sort of new feature :)01:07
davydor ever getting released?01:08
Kamionball's still in ftpmaster's court01:08
Kamionbut moving, at least01:08
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davydstupid memory leaks01:10
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Mithrandirdavyd: when you get bored, you can fix the leaks in e-d-s :)01:11
davydMithrandir: they don't leak 500megs into the X server01:11
Mithrandirdavyd: they don't?  I tend to get a process which is around 300MB after 24 hours.01:13
davydMithrandir: yeah, I think that's all your crap in it's 'cache'01:13
Mithrandirdavyd: hm, how so?01:14
davydstill, leaking into the X server is a pain, I haven't got it back yet01:14
mjg59daniels: What version of xorg has your crack?01:23
danielsmjg59: ubuntu1001:23
danielsdavyd: xrestop is yum01:23
mjg59Rock-on01:23
mjg59thom: Have you pushed that acpi-support stuff at all?01:24
davyddaniels: I have now learnt about it ;)01:24
thomno, firefox took too long last night01:24
fabbionethom: btw you got all your readahead crack in -6 :-)01:24
thomit's next on my list01:24
thomfabbione: cool01:24
mjg59Excellent01:24
danielsdavyd: heh01:25
davyddaniels: I was wondering why my machine was sucking01:25
davydespecially window repains01:25
davyd*repaints01:25
danielsi wonder if I can upload glibc without my machine bloody freezing this time01:31
daniels(attempt #5 ...)01:31
fabbioneeh????01:31
Keybukyay, the peril-sensitive-ftp-client is working01:31
fabbioneuploading glibc?01:31
danielsyeah01:31
danielsi'm maintaining it now01:31
danielsand i put in some patches i think will really speed it up a lot01:31
danielsfound 'em on the gentoo forums01:31
Kamiondamnit, I broke prebaseconfig01:31
Keybuko...k...  uh, *hunts for the hold key*01:32
fabbionedaniels: are you talkign about libc6?01:32
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fabbionedaniels: because you know that soon someone will take care of it? don't you?01:32
Kamionargh, please save me. I nearly uploaded "prebaseconfig_1.06ubuntu3_s0urce.changes"01:32
daniels(in all seriousness, it's just a sync)01:32
danielsand, hm01:32
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danielsKamion: heh :)01:32
thomKamion: rofl01:32
danielsfabbione: acx is quite badly broken :\01:32
danielsif I do a large transfer, I can see my machine slooooooooowly come down to its knees01:33
fabbioneKamion: ehehhe01:33
danielsuntil it's utterly useless01:33
fabbionedaniels: there is no rush to upload libc6 really...01:33
fabbionejust wait until next monday01:33
danielsfabbione: today is the last day for syncs01:33
danielsfabbione: and it's meant to be done today01:33
danielsor so says mdz01:33
Kamionyesterday was the last day for syncs :-)01:33
fabbionewan't it yesterday?01:33
danielsKamion: it's still the 13th01:33
Keybuktoday :)01:33
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Kamionthe deadline was 12th I thought01:33
fabbioneok01:33
fabbioneyeah so did i01:34
Keybukmdz's post was temporarly fuzzy01:34
fabbioneat least that's what mdz written in my bugs01:34
danielsmaybe he compensated for the $TZ difference :)01:34
fabbioneno i think he gave one day more to slow developers :P01:34
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danielshm01:34
=== daniels coughs.
danielsok, let's see if I don't kill nanasawa again01:34
fabbionedaniels: where is the acx patch you promised me?01:35
danielsfabbione: been doing other stuff instead01:35
fabbionewanker ;)01:35
danielshm, hasn't died yet.  progress!01:35
danielsfabbione: !01:35
ogratststs01:36
thommjg59: basically, gonna upload what you gave me as 0.10, then do the rest of the hotkeys as 0.1101:36
fabbioneogra: bug 519301:36
fabbionemjg59: 5232.. do you have the patch handy for it?01:37
ografabbionne: i thought mvo said hae wants to....if he doesnt, i will01:37
fabbionewell until someone will do it01:38
mjg59fabbione: StR is waiting for a 2.6.10 from benh01:38
ograi will ask him01:38
fabbionemjg59: so am I :-)01:38
fabbionemjg59: benh is in holidays afaik01:38
mjg59StD is more of a problem - the guy working on it insists on targetting his code against bleeding edge swsusp crack01:38
fabbioneand didn't port his crack to 2.6.10 yet01:38
mjg59I have no Mac hardware, so can't really test this stuff01:38
thommjg59: oh, can you give me the list of hotkeys again? 01:39
fabbionemjg59: there is not much left of benh patch for 2.6.1001:39
thomlink me, rather01:39
fabbionemost of it is already upstream01:39
danielsagh, wtf01:39
danielsJan 13 23:37:01 nanasawa kernel: VFS: file-max limit 50503 reached01:39
mjg59thom: www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/hotkeys.list01:39
fabbionedaniels: tune via /proc01:39
Kamionanyone know what's up with, er, well, gnome* installability at the moment?01:39
danielsfabbione: the question is: why, when I start a large transfer via scp, do I start consuming 50,000 file handles?01:40
thomgrazi01:40
fabbionedaniels: echo 100000000 > /proc/sys/fs/file-max01:40
fabbionedaniels: that's on the whole system.. not just your transfer01:40
fabbionebut remember that thingy sucks memory01:40
fabbioneand it is tuned at boot according to RAM01:41
danielsfabbione: i know dude01:41
danielsbut acx_pci should not somehow be chewing 50,000 file handles01:41
fabbioneit was just to avoid you killing a remote server for a misunderstanding kid01:41
danielsahr, yeah :)01:41
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daniels*cough*nevermind01:42
fabbionedaniels: do you want to send me the interdiff?01:42
fabbionei can do the upload for you01:42
danielsit's ok01:42
thomdaniels: what had you broken?01:42
danielsi clued on when I looked in /proc and saw several thousand processes01:42
danielsi used to be behind a fascist firewall where I had to SSH proxy01:42
fabbioneahahaha01:42
danielsso I deleted chinstrap's ProxyCommand line01:42
thomoops01:43
danielscue ssh forkbombing my system into theg round01:43
fabbionetsk01:43
fabbioneand you were ranting about the kernel01:44
fabbionePEBCAK01:44
KeybukKamion: e-d-s01:45
danielsyeah, well the kernel's crap anyway01:45
thommjg59: 00000052 -> Lightning bulb (?) !!01:46
mjg59thom: Yeah, no idea01:47
mjg59That's just how I found it described01:47
mjg59Possibly it's supposed to be lightning bolt, or something01:47
KeybukI thought lightning was U+2607 :p01:47
Keybuk01:48
jordihey02:01
jordisto and I were wondering if you plan to handle this case with the language packs for Hoary02:01
jordiWhat do you do if a language-pack adds new languages?02:01
jordijust adding the mo files will handle most of the stuff (app interface translation), but quite a few things will have problems still02:02
pittijordi: we have one source/Binary package per language02:02
jordione of the most visible is the vfolders and .desktop descriptions. Do you have an idea of how to handle that?02:03
pittijordi: so if a new language comes up, we just supply a new set of base/update/support package02:03
pittijordi: no, currently we just handle /usr/share/locale translations02:03
jordinod02:03
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stopitti: we were thinking about adding support for .desktop.language files02:04
stopitti: seems reasonable?02:04
pittisure02:04
jordisto thought that maybe patching gnome-vfs to look for translation overrides in some extra files could work.02:04
pittisto: these can be put into the language packs02:04
pittisto: if gnome supports reading these files02:04
stopitti: that's the idea ;)02:04
pittisto: however, that does not work using gettext I assume?02:05
jordiit doesn't, currently. A few things would need to be patched.02:05
pittisto: I think the best would be to stuff some mo files somewhere and make desktop files work with mo files02:05
pittisto: I think that is better than having .desktop.lang02:05
pitti(mo files = use gettext)02:06
jordipitti: yeah, GNOME is full of generated files similar to the .desktop case.02:06
stopitti: sure, the .desktop.lang suggestion is a quick hack02:06
stopitti: but seems easier to add02:06
pittiotherwise you have to reinvent the wheel for rosetta02:06
pittisto: it might be easier to add02:06
pittisto: but in the long run you shoot yourself in the foot02:06
jordioff the top of my head, .vfolders (or something similar related to gnome-vfs), .desktop, .schemas and something else I forget.02:06
pittisto: because it requires a completely new infrastructure for translation02:06
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jordiyeah.02:07
jordiyou'd have to write something to automatically generate these files02:07
pittisto: as I said: converting the language packs to ship other files is not that problematic02:07
pittisto: but I would not really like that approach02:08
stopitti: sure, the idea is a temporary solution for our own distribution, for the long term is better to use gettext02:10
carlospitti: the problem with .desktop files is that it's not easy to use gettext with them because it's not the application which ships it the one that looks for the translations but nautilus, konqueror, gnome-panel, kpanel, etc... and it makes no sense to have a .mo per .desktop file and language only for three strings...02:10
pitticarlos: sure02:10
pitticarlos: well, if you can extend Rosetta to support in-line translations as well02:11
stocarlos: and what do you think about the .desktop.lang?02:11
pitticarlos: but then it makes no sense to put them into a language pack02:11
pitticarlos: I mean the current form of desktop files 02:11
pitticarlos: with .desktop.lang we _can_ put them into a langpack02:11
carlossto: we could add support to gettext to those kind of files02:11
carlosgettext produces .mo files and other formats02:12
carloslike the Java one02:12
carlosfrom .po sources02:12
pittihey, good idea02:12
carlosso that should work02:12
carlosbut it's not a change we could do _now_02:12
carlosyou need to add support to gettext and ask for an update to the freedesktop standard about .desktop files02:13
carlosIn fact, intltool should be killed and moved inside gettext so it generates directly .xml files and other formats like gettext does02:14
thomhrm, why is mmv not in desktop02:14
carlossorry, like intltool does02:14
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lamontmoo02:18
lamontcupsys/amd64, or everywhere, I wonder?02:18
Kamionlamont: pitti's fixed it02:19
Kamionif you mean the build failures02:19
thomlamont: seems you didn't have any great joy with mono02:19
thom?02:19
pittiHi lamont02:19
fabbionelamont: all arches02:19
pittilamont: cupsys does not build on i386 and amd64, but works on ppc and ia6402:19
lamontKamion/pitti: cool - tell me if I need to do anything there02:20
pittilamont: it build-deps on it self02:20
lamontthom: haven't done squat.  inplan for today02:20
pittilamont: so the new version (that fixes the issues) can't be build because it depends on the old version, which doesn't install02:20
lamontpitti: so I need to nudge it through on i386/ia64?02:20
pittilamont: is it possible to temporarily install an older cupsys version in the i386/amd64 buildds?02:20
thomah02:21
pittilamont: some other packages were uploaded today, whose build failed as well (because they build-dep on cupsys)02:22
pittilamont: it's a mess02:22
KamionWOW. evil debconf hack (almost) works02:39
Kamionjust need to recode templates and sort out $LANG ...02:40
Treenakstalk about redundancy.. the evolution-data-server build here includes "-I. -I. -I.. -I.. -I./.." on all GCC invocations02:40
KamionTreenaks: just to make sure02:40
thomcoo, one of my firefox bugs appears to have magically fixed itself02:41
thomsweet!02:41
sivangthom: hehe02:42
sivanghi all , btw :)02:42
Kamionlamont: (not just because they build-dep on cupsys, but because the chroot was hosed - c.f. prebaseconfig)02:43
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cartman[OT]  GraphViz is now free software. http://www.graphviz.org/News.php Time to take it to main? :)03:35
Keybukmako: work now, play later.03:36
Treenakssivang: how did you solve the 'po-file not in rosetta' stuff?03:38
Treenakssivang: (for existing translations)03:38
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thomuh.04:01
thom15:02 ~/work/packages% sudo swapon -a04:01
thomswapon: /dev/hda6: Invalid argument04:01
thomHUH?04:02
zulpartition table messed up?04:03
KamionKeybuk: hmm?04:03
tsengmayhaps a bad swsusp broke your swap?04:03
tsengit does that.04:03
KeybukKamion: picking packages that you knew would break my code04:04
Kamiondid I?04:04
Kamionwhich one breaks?04:04
thomtseng: ah, that might be it04:04
tsengthom: mkswap on it again04:04
tsengif thats the issue.04:04
KamionKeybuk: they're not set in stone, I'm willing to pick other ones04:04
thomtseng: yeah, that was the issue04:04
KeybukKamion: fixed the bugs now04:05
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metalikopEek, evoluton-exchange is broke.04:08
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KeybukRejected: md5sum and/or size mismatch on existing copy of glibc_2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1.dsc.04:16
KeybukRejected: md5sum and/or size mismatch on existing copy of glibc_2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1.diff.gz.04:16
KeybukRejected: glibc_2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1.dsc: old version (2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1) in hoary >= new version (2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1) targeted at hoary.04:16
KeybukRejected: can not overwrite existing copy of 'glibc_2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1.diff.gz' already in the archive.04:16
Keybuk&&04:16
KeybukRejected: mdadm_1.8.1-1ubuntu1.dsc refers to mdadm_1.8.1.orig.tar.gz, but I can't find it in the queue or in the pool.04:16
Keybuk-- 04:16
danielsKeybuk: -20ubuntu1 already in hoary? wtf?04:17
Keybukyou don't just suck, dude; you used teeth04:18
elmoupload 01/09 by doko04:18
danielsgnar04:18
pittilamont: here?04:22
lamontpitti: yeah - just finished with the massive give-back, most of main should get started quickly04:29
lamontthom: mass give-back on the buildd's, once they get semi-quiet, I'll go deal with mono04:34
thomk04:34
Riddellelmo: am I able to upload to universe yet?04:47
elmoRiddell: not yet, sorry, today hopefully, the kernel security hole has delayed me04:48
Riddellelmo: right, thanks04:49
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pittiHi sjoerd!04:57
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opiHi there, Ubuntu Developers :-)05:01
danielsmdz: so does warty gain a new l-r-m to go with the kernel abi bump?05:04
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mjg59thom: I think I've solved the video issue05:08
mjg59thom: Can you remove the vbestate stuff from prepare.sh and add a script in rcS.d that does vbetool vbestate save >/var/run/vbestate and then modify resume.sh to read the state from there?05:09
mjg59Using boottime video state seems to work better05:09
fabbionelamont: i think the ia64 chroot is kinda broken05:09
lamontfabbione: what machine name at the top of things?05:10
fabbioneAutomatic build of linux-source-2.6.10_2.6.10-6 on weddell by sbuild/ia64 1.170.505:10
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntulinux.org/~lamont/buildLogs/l/linux-source-2.6.10/2.6.10-6/linux-source-2.6.10_2.6.10-6_20050113-1500-ia64-given-back05:10
thommjg59: ok, will try that in a second05:10
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fabbionejamesh: make-kpkg: command not found DOH!05:11
fabbioneops05:11
fabbionethat was for lamont05:11
mjg59daniels: Does the i810 3D after resume thing need updated DRM as well as updated X?05:12
mjg59thom: Doing that seems to work perfectly here05:12
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danielsmjg59: it touches DRM, DRI (Mesa) and X05:12
mjg59daniels: Right, I need to pull in more stuff then05:12
danielsmjg59: hence, non-trivial05:12
danielsmjg59: right05:12
fabbionedaniels: l-r-m did build on i386.. looks good05:12
danielsfabbione: sweet05:12
mjg59Could you produce a patch for the 2.6.10 kernel?05:12
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danielsmjg59: not before I go to bed, no05:13
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danielsmjg59: tomorrow's tasks include backporting mesa 6.2.x branch (which has the i915 shizzle plus i8xx dri resume), and i'll produce a 2.6.10 patch as part of that05:14
danielsmjg59: then fabbione can be your bitch05:14
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fabbionepatch for the kernel to do what?=05:14
fabbionethere is a bunch of stuff in bk to update DRM but it is really big05:15
fabbioneand buggy05:15
opimdz: could you remind me, who is going to get PegasosPPC board and work on Ubuntu port?05:15
fabbione(considering the 200 commits after the main pull)05:15
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Kamionmmm, shiny evil05:24
Kamion+version="$(chroot /target dpkg --status passwd | grep ^Version: | \05:24
Kamion+          sed 's/^Version: //')"05:24
Kamion+RET=005:24
Kamion+DEBCONF_RECONFIGURE=1 chroot /target \05:24
Kamion+       /var/lib/dpkg/info/passwd.config reconfigure "$version" || RET="$?"05:24
Kamion[etc.] 05:24
Kamionopi: I've got a Pegasos, been meaning to get Ubuntu up and running on it05:24
lamontKamion: sed -n '/^Version:/s/^Version: //p' instead of the grep | sed??05:26
opiKamion: I'm going to get one in a week05:26
opiKamion: maybe we should join forces? :)05:26
Kamionlamont: too late for the upload, but yeah, I just couldn't remember the sed rune for that05:27
Kamiongrep | sed seemed safer pending me checking busybox sed for whether that would work05:27
lamontKamion: well, I'm sure there's a perl rune, too... :-)05:27
Kamionlamont: ENOPERL05:27
lamontah, that'd be a challenge for you alright.  I bet ENOPYTHON-MINIMAL too.05:28
Kamioncorrect05:28
Kamioneither would be a good deal of overkill though :)05:28

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