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ograno luck for me with the daily livecd on amd64 :`(12:14
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calcanyone here happen to use SOAPpy?12:18
calc(python-soappy) seems not to work when return type is float, even the examples given on its homepage don't work :\12:20
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mdzcalc: I haven't, no12:58
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jdubhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~jdub/planet/01:18
jdubel commento scorchio?01:18
Riddelljdub: why the white background?01:21
jdubso it doesn't look like someone weed on it01:22
jdubalso, it generally looks better (people kinda assume)01:22
Riddelljdub: it might look better but it's inconsistent with all the other ubuntu/canonical websites01:23
jdubyep01:23
jdubi've left the rest of the chrome in the same colour01:23
danielsjdub: scorchio!01:24
jdubit's a simple change if people really deliriously object01:24
danielsjdub: not such a fan of the yellow up top, but shit, it's come a long way01:24
jdubwebsite redesign contest announce going out soon ;)01:25
mdzjdub: what is up with the scaling in the multiload applet?01:25
danielsWORD01:25
jdubmdz: scaling?01:25
mdzwhat it appears to be doing is considering the highest sample in the current period to be the maximum01:25
mdzand scaling the graph relative to that01:25
jdubhaha01:25
mdzwhich means that if there is any activity at all, it looks like it is maxed01:25
jdubfor which graph?01:26
mdzall of them01:26
jdubdoesn't seem to do that for cpu01:26
jdubarch?01:26
mdzmaybe not for cpu, dunno01:26
mdzlooking at network and I/O01:26
mdzi38601:26
mdzright now I am downloading a file at about 150kbyte/sec01:26
mdzover 100mbit ethernet01:26
mdzand the network graph is full01:26
mdzI think a smarter idea would be to remember the highest value ever seen01:27
jdubmdz: it has detected that you're using low quality cabling01:27
mdzand treat that as max, where no authoritative value is available01:27
jdubyeah01:27
jdubpinging davyd, who is probably not awake01:28
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jdubhttp://weblog.zerokspot.com/posts/164/02:00
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robertjare the autobuilders up yet?02:23
lamontrobertj: up is such a relative term.02:24
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lamont3 of them were actually up and running (out of 12)...  I'm rebuilding chroots on all of them right now, spring cleaning and all that02:24
robertjahh, do you know if there is anything in the que for xorg and friends02:25
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robertjalthough I'm not unsure it's not pangos fault, I need to check on that02:25
robertjgreat results though, like every font in every gtk app was like 1 point  ;)02:26
lamonthaven't looked - see people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Lists/hoary.all.{i386,amd64,powerpc,ia64}02:30
lamontif it says 'Needs-Build', then it's queued02:30
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robertjwow, that's quite a list02:36
lamonthrm.. wonder if thom is awake02:56
jdubo/~ all this time in litigation, so much for darl's happy ending o/!02:56
mjg59Is the canonical conference before or after LCA?02:57
lamontmjg59: I expect after, dunno02:57
lamontit's certainly after the release02:57
jdubafter02:58
jdubmjg59: dates will be announced next week02:58
jdubmjg59: it'll basically be 25th-30th02:58
mjg59Hm. I might actually be able to make that, possibly.02:59
mjg59jdub: When are you getting married, then? :)02:59
jdub17th03:00
jdub17 18 19 20 21 22 2303:00
jdub24 25 26 27 28 29 3003:00
jdub17 == married03:00
mjg59Haha03:00
jdub18-23 == linux.conf.au03:00
jdub25-30 == ubuntudownunder03:00
mjg59I have to teach on the 2nd May03:00
jdub1 == FUCK OFF03:00
lamontjdub: pia is gonna kill you, you know...03:00
mjg59But from the end of March until then, I'm free03:01
jdublamont: i prepped her for it a long while back :)03:01
mjg59So I may actually be able to join you guys03:01
jdubthat'd be rad03:03
jdubwould love to see you at desktop.conf.au too :)03:03
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sladenmjg59: you asking aswell?03:03
mjg59sladen: Mm?03:03
mjg59jdub: Well, when there's some better idea as to what's going on, I'll let you know what's possible03:04
sladenmjg59: same question I asked jdub, only a couple of hours ago :)03:04
mjg59sladen: Pff. You expect me to analyse history?03:05
sivangjdub: there are 2 gnome confs a year? the one in germany and the one in .au? and so close by date.. :)03:05
jdubsivang: there are many03:06
jdubthere's GUADEC (which roams around europe, and is the biggest)03:06
jdubthere's the summit, which is based in boston03:06
jdubthere's a spanish one03:06
jdubthere's gnome.conf.au03:06
jdubthere's one in chile03:06
sivangjdub: which one is the best to attend ? :-) (I think I can predict the answer from you)03:06
sladenmjg59: it was a /privmsg to be fare 03:06
mjg59Guadec is probably the single most important03:06
jdubif ubuntu doesn't have more mini-confs than gnome within a year, i'm going to buy a jet and do them myself :)03:07
jdubsivang: guadec03:07
sladenGUADEC is 28th-30th May in Stuttgard03:07
jdubpretty much everyone goes to guadec03:07
mjg59The summit probably gets more done, but guadec shapes what's going to be done significantly more03:07
jduband there's more fanboys03:07
mjg59Yeah, you get to meet and fanboy rml03:07
sivangmjg59: fanboy rml?03:08
sladenmjg59: and everyone gets to meet and fanboy you03:08
sladensivang: you can rob him of his love03:08
mjg59sivang: rml deserves mad fanboying03:09
sivangwho is rml? :-) 03:10
jdubrob love, kernel hackeur03:10
kenthmm,  is there some way of getting intouch with some one from Stuttgart who are going to GUADEC and could perhaps let some other, like me for example, live at his/her's place over the event? I have never been at such an event, but i think it would be fun..03:12
sladenkent: you have similar plans to me, but this is a good 4 months away yet...03:14
sivangjdub: ah yeah, just read about him in the speakers list :-) quite a guy03:14
kentsladen, yeah.. and i'm very good at making plans in the middle of the night, which i forget the next day. But i think i will write this down. I looked at the internet, and if i only have to pay for the tickets to get there, and some for the food, then i think i can afford it.03:15
jdubkent: jump on guadec-list and ask03:15
RiddellI like how this year's guadec is in much the same place as akademy was last year03:28
sladenRiddell: wouldn't want to risk holding a major conference somewhere without letting some minor, dispenable conference test the waters first03:29
Riddellsladen: you know that tone of voice in #ubuntu would get you a telling off from jdub  :)03:30
jdubakademy was bloody huge dude03:31
jduband very long03:31
Riddellyes, too long one conference would have been enough, but good fun03:42
Riddellguadec misses a hacking session though which surprises me, you can't do that much in a weekend03:43
sivangis everything ok with bugzilla? won't let me in....03:48
sivangeh ok, cache refreshment did it.03:49
sladensivang: that  /ubunturocks  spells  ubuntu  ubutu03:51
sladensivang: might also be worth saying  ''This is what Ars said:'' as somebody has mentioned elsewhere as it could be seen as Ubuntu slagging off Debian by appearing to agree  ...which would be unlike Ubuntu03:53
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sladenjdub: can I patch 'passwd root'  to say:   ''I'm sorry Dave...  I can't let you do that.  It's for your own safety you know''04:03
jdub:-)04:04
mdzjdub: is anyone working on adding the capabilty to configure which sound device should be primary in the desktop?04:05
mdzi.e., which one esd/polyp/etc. will use?04:05
amuhmmm is there's something wrong with katie? 04:05
jdubmdz: not atm04:06
mdzsladen: is the --rsyncable stuff really that simple?04:06
jdubamu: elmo said it was b0rked up a bit earlier04:06
mdzsladen: I looked at the code once, and it wasn't immediately obvious what it was doing04:06
sladenmdz:  uh huh04:06
mdzsladen: on what did you base the 0.07% penalty estimate?04:07
sladenmdz: the main bit is a counter that counts down to the next sync point and ensures and any string that is created in the output is capped at the next sync point and a new string started again04:07
amujdub: yeah i thought it was fixed a bit later, looks not ... thx04:08
sladenmdz: somebody from Debian quotes somehwere that it works out as 0.7% on most packages and 1.2% on ''some of our core packages''04:08
sladenmdz: on the live CD, the sync point could be set every 1MB and it'd still probably make a major difference04:09
mdzsladen: hard to say, because the filesystem inside might allocate things differently from one run to the next04:09
mdzwhat I was thinking was that it could sync every block04:09
sladenmdz: I chatted to broonie earlier about what might get upstream and how to allow variable sync windows04:09
mdzsince it's compressing blockwise anyway04:09
mdzand if we set fs block size = compression block size, and sync at every block, we should do very well04:10
sladenyup.  The other thing I forgot to mention, is running touch over the whole FS to force  ctime/atime to a known value04:11
sladensince those will change with each unpack/build04:12
mdzhmm04:12
mdzthe entire inode would need to be identical for it to be a win04:12
mdzsize, atime, ctime, mtime, permissions and ownership...04:13
mdzcould be other filesystem-specific data in that block as well04:13
mdzreiser at least will pack the data for tiny files in the same block with the inode04:13
mdzthough I don't think ext2 does anything like that04:13
elmoit doesn't04:14
mdzI think that's worthwhile to try, though04:14
mdzhaving an entire filesystem with the same inode times will look a bit weird, but I don't imagine it would break anything04:14
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mdzelmo: did you find Riddell's bug?04:21
elmoactually, there's no bug in katie, the reject message is very scary, but all accurate.. 04:24
jdubelmo: calc mentioned the archive md5sums were wrong04:24
elmojdub: err, seems unlikely?04:24
jdubdunno04:24
elmogot any details, I don't have a client logging at home anymore04:25
jdubcalc: ping04:25
calcjdub: pong04:25
calcyea i ran apt-get update and it was failing04:25
calcit works now04:26
calcso not sure what changed, unless someone recently fixed it04:26
calcbtw anyone know how to tell a python module to install under /usr/local ?04:26
elmowhat's "failing", and where are your sources.list's pointing?04:26
calcit was hoary universe that had bad md5sum, but it works fine now04:28
calc deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hoary universe04:28
calcthat one afaik04:28
elmowell, please capture the error message next time - but nothing's changed on a.u.c, so I'm guessing it was a transient network thing04:29
elmobah, silly fascist hotel starts dropping NEW ports if you don't make port 80 requests every so often04:30
calcok04:31
elmonight all04:39
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calccool i found out why SOAPpy doesn't work for me04:43
calcits too darn old and needs to be updated04:43
calc0.11.3 is in hoary and doesn't work but 0.11.6 works fine04:43
robertjI'm dangerously close to building my first .deb, kinda scary really04:50
calcrobertj: read all the docs already? :)04:51
tritiumrobertj, awesome :)04:52
robertjcalc: yeah04:53
robertjignoring most of the stuff for now though ;)04:53
tritiumrobertj, new maintainer, I presume?  How long did the process take?04:54
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robertjtrit: nahh, just on my own04:55
tritiumrobertj, cool04:57
robertjpre and postinst dont seem to be firing yet though04:57
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robertjis there anything special that needs doing to get the scripts to run? Running by hand yields the expected results05:13
robertjset -e05:16
robertjgtk-query-immodules-2.0 > /etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules05:16
robertjexit 005:16
robertjthat's the extent of it, but nothing hapening unless I run them by hand for preinst and postinst05:16
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thully_Is there currently a recommended snapshot CD to be used for installing Hoary?06:42
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thullyI lost my connection - but I was just wondering if anyone knows a good Ubuntu Hoary snapshot to use for installation06:47
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bob2Setting up debsums (2.0.13) ...07:24
bob2/var/lib/dpkg/info/debsums.config:5: local: not found07:24
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bob2HAH07:39
bob2it *is* lamont's fault07:39
bob2I changed /bin/sh to be posh07:39
bob2and setting it back to bash fixes it07:40
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thullyhi - is Ubuntu going to handle the Mozilla trademark issue in the same way Debian eventually does?08:05
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froudhi, does ubuntu support Ipv6?08:07
bob2yes08:07
froudthanks08:07
bob2hah, nevow is in supported08:09
froudbob2, ? what08:11
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bob2is someone in charge of making the mono toolchain work on ubuntu atm?08:28
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fabbionemornign08:37
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fabbionelamont: ping08:42
bob2lamont: is it bad if I'm getting a ton of these: postdrop: warning: mail_queue_enter: create file maildrop/173496.8172: Permission denied09:26
jdubthom: ping09:32
bob2lamont: I found http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2000/12/msg03524.html, but it doesn't seem to be the problem in this case09:36
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froudis anyone maintaining a list of Release Notes for Hoary or knows where I can fin dinformation to compiled Release Notes?09:57
bob2lamont: erk, it seems was filesystem was slightly fucked10:18
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mdznight11:17
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KosaiHrr.  Is it safe to remove esd?11:24
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T-NoneKamion: i'll have trouble giving you the content of /proc/cpuinfo if i'm unable to load a kernel ;)12:52
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T-BoneKamion: I can give you more detailed info about ia64, i have a scratch box, and ppc64 (same), but for the G4 it's gonna be more tricky: I'm not very inclined to wipe out the install I made :P12:53
T-BoneKamion: i'll give a shot at elilo/efibootmgr package too.12:56
KamionT-Bone: you can run through the install up to the beginning of the partitioning step; that does all the hardware detection but doesn't touch the box01:00
T-Bonegood point, but the hotplug bug shows _after_ install01:00
KamionT-Bone: also a tarball of /proc/device-tree on the G4 might be useful, along with what you needed to put in /etc/modules by hand01:00
KamionT-Bone: even in hoary?01:00
T-BoneKamion: i wouldn't have much to report tho: it's basically hanging01:01
Kamionhoary's installer uses hotplug01:01
Kamionwarty's does not01:01
T-BoneKamion: it doesn't happen during the install01:01
T-Boneit's after rebooting01:01
Kamionbizarre01:01
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T-Bonei see "starting hotplug..." then the cursor moves 1 1/2 screen and then it hangs01:02
Kamionok, now let's see what lamont did to debootstrap ... :)01:02
T-Bonehehe01:02
T-BoneKamion: i'm off for breakfast, bbiab for more debug :)01:02
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Kamionmdz: Argh. How do I convince apt that packages in /var/cache/apt/archives have already been authenticated?01:41
danielsKamion: apt-ftparchive and gpg ;)01:46
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Kamiondaniels: ... uh-huh01:51
Kamiongpg with what key, exactly? one I just made up? I bet that'll be in ubuntu-keyring ;)01:51
T-BoneKamion: oh and of course, it was daily from 2005011501:52
ograhmm, daniels i got a new laptop with 1280x800 .... there seems to be no chance to convice xorg to do this res. except by specifying a modeline....01:52
T-Bonemust have been on crack when writing the date01:52
T-Bonefirst bad new: I don't have /var/log/debian-installer01:53
Kamionlamont: uh, why does ia64 need libunwind7*-dev* in base?01:53
KamionT-Bone: that's only there after the installation is complete01:53
Kamionduring installation, it's /var/log/syslog01:53
T-BoneKamion: i reiterate: there is no linux-image-* in /cdrom/pool/main/l/01:54
KamionT-Bone: good.01:54
KamionT-Bone: it's in linux-meta01:54
Kamionprobably restricted01:54
Kamionfind /cdrom -name linux\*01:54
T-Boneright, my bad01:54
T-Boneit's there ;)01:54
KamionI reiterate, send me /var/log/syslog :)01:54
Kamionafter base-installer has run and failed01:55
T-BoneKamion: 'after installation' means after a successful installation, i suppose01:55
Kamionit means post-reboot after prebaseconfig has run01:55
T-Bonesince it hasn't... ;)01:55
Kamionso it would probably have to be successful to some degree, yeah01:55
T-Boneok, i'll scratch the box again and grab the files01:55
Kamionyou have nc in the installer, so you can get files out01:55
T-Bonenetcat, yummy ;)01:55
Kamionthere's openssh-client-udeb too, but I don't want to exacerbate the anna problems ...01:56
T-Boneheh01:56
danielsKamion: so, usefbdev on powerpc ... speak to me.01:56
Kamiondaniels: I don't know what the generic answer is01:56
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danielsKamion: ok.  let's see how pinging overfiend goes :)01:57
T-BoneKamion: i'll try the G5 with daily hoary too01:57
Kamiondaniels: try Michel Daenzer01:57
danielsKamion: good point01:57
KosaiKamion: How's the Oqo doing?  :)01:57
KamionT-Bone: yeah, will probably stand a better chance there; I think PPC970FX CPU support went in post-warty01:57
KamionKosai: installing today's daily, seeing how the new kernel goes01:57
KamionI need support for my USB wireless thingy in order to develop on it sanely01:58
T-BoneKamion: ok. FYI it's the top end G5 model. Dual 2.5GHz watercooled01:58
T-Bone(talk about a fine beast :)01:59
KosaiKamion: Cool.01:59
T-BoneKamion: before scratching the box i'll patch elilo and efibootmgr to the best of my abilities so that you can integrate it in next snapshots02:00
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lupus_nick lupusBE02:01
lupus_crap :s sorry 02:01
KamionT-Bone: ok, send me/lamont the patches02:02
T-Bonesure02:02
Kamionthere's a documentation fix in the d-i manual needed as well, but I'll handle that02:03
Kamionbrb, shuffling houses02:03
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danielsrburton: hey dude :)02:08
rburtonhi daniels 02:08
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trukuloMithrandir, u there?02:09
Treenakstrukulo: time for jeff_big ! :P02:09
trukulo:) ok02:09
Mithrandirtrukulo: yes.02:09
trukuloso going to seed it02:09
trukuloit's the last one, isn't it?02:09
Treenaksyes02:09
Mithrandirblah, my bittorrent client had segfaulted. :/02:10
trukuloput it again before i seed it02:10
Mithrandiryeah, it's checking the files on disk now02:10
trukulook02:10
Mithrandirok, just start seeding02:11
trukuloseeding02:11
trukuloit's checking02:11
trukuloseeding now02:12
Mithrandiryup, ETA 18-ish hours02:13
ajmitchext2resize in hoary looks like quite an old version (same as sid) - I've got a locally updated version here that is meant to work with 2.6.9+ for online resizing02:14
trukuloperfect02:14
trukulolast one, cool02:14
Mithrandiryup, great.02:14
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danielsTHIS DOES NOT MAKE SENSE02:27
danielsdie monolithic tree, die02:27
Kamionback02:28
danielsKamion: represent02:28
truluxmdz: arpund?02:28
truluxaround?02:28
T-BoneKamion: who's gonna handle maintainership of Ubuntu-modified ia64 package? :)02:34
bob2it's cool when your ISP combines shaping of non-local traffic with an ubuntu mirror02:35
bob2er, "broken ubuntu mirror"02:35
danielsbob2: d'oh02:36
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T-BoneKamion: ok, on ia64, hotplug dies on /etc/hotplug/prc.rc start02:43
T-BoneKamion: anything you want me try before wiping out the system and reinstalling from scratch?02:44
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jdubhrm02:58
jdubthe version of dovecot in warty is a bit pants02:58
amudaniels: you handle dbus, right?  03:02
danielsamu: yah03:02
T-Boneweeee! kernel panic during boot03:03
amudaniels: i need dbus-qt enabled :) could i send you a diff, or this is a problem cause qt isnt in main?  03:03
T-Bonein ext303:03
danielsamu: problem 'cause qt isn't in main, but if we need to, i could do something similar to what i did for dbus-mono03:04
danielsamu: how urgently do you need it?  i can do it around wednesday if you like03:05
mjg59daniels: How's the crack?03:05
KamionT-Bone: usually not necessary to change Maintainer:03:06
KamionT-Bone: but, we hope, the ia64 port team ... i.e. you and others ... :)03:06
T-Bonelol03:06
T-Bonei can handle elilo i guess ;)03:06
amudaniels: that's fine for me, even better if you do it yourself ;) i started packaging kde3.4, and i really want this the dbus things enabled   03:06
KamionT-Bone: try 'sh -x /etc/hotplug/pci.rc start'03:07
bob2daniels: how was dbus-mono handled without bringing mono into main?03:07
Kamionamu: Qt is in main03:07
Kamionlibqt3-dev | 3:3.3.3-7ubuntu1 |    hoary/main | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc03:07
bob2main = supported, right?03:07
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danielsmjg59: it's crackful03:08
T-BoneKamion: sure, if i can get that box to boot again i'll try :)03:08
Kamionbob2: yes, everything in main's supported03:08
danielsmjg59: (but it's also Sunday evening)03:08
sladenamu: riddell/haggai have been busy porting stuff.  KDE 3.4 should already be in there03:08
danielsbob2: separate source package03:08
bob2oh, that's crack03:08
amuKamion: nice  03:08
danielsKamion: oh, it's in main these days?  nice03:08
danielsbob2: yes, doubly so given it sets 'DESTDIR='03:08
Kamiondaniels: libqt3-dev | 3:3.2.3-4ubuntu1 |    warty/main | amd64, i386, powerpc03:08
danielswhich was omgwtfbbq03:08
Kamionwas always in main03:08
danielsKamion: yah03:08
danielsKamion: really?03:08
Kamionyep03:08
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danielsheh03:09
danielsjdub: was he rabbiting on about cargo bar? :)03:09
Kamiondue to doxygen IIRC03:09
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amusladen: aeh?03:09
bob2hahaha03:09
bob2daniels: and scubar03:09
danielsbob2: apparently they have a machine with the getaway there, and there's a *massive* line of skanky english backpackers03:10
bob2oh man03:11
bob2that's doubly scary since some of my friends want to go there on saturday03:12
bob2mm, 308MB dist-upgrade03:13
amuis there someone alive, who could restart a sbuild on kdemultimedia-amd64 , it's a blocker, it's depends are just fixed 03:15
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danielsKamion: at least no-one's had the stupid idea of openoffice.org-amd64; that would be a horror03:16
daniels(phew!)03:16
danielsamu: did you just upload to fix its build-depends, or did it depend on broken stuff that's now been fixed?03:17
Kamionthe auto-depwaiter often deals with the latter ...03:17
danielsand the former is done automatically03:18
amudaniels: it depended on broken stuff and now it is fixed, uploaded yesterday   03:19
danielsamu: so the stuff it depends on has been fixed?03:19
amudaniels: ack03:19
danielsok, you may need to kick lamont, else it should just be taken care of03:20
daniels`kde_42-4.10ubp1_all.deb' -> `/var/apt/ubuntu/dists/warty-backports-staging/universe/binary-i386/kde_42-4.10ubp1_all.deb'03:21
danielswhat sort of version is that?03:21
danielswhat the hell?03:21
amudaniels: thx, dbus-qt is scheduled?  03:21
daniels_42?03:21
danielsamu: wednesday, if you don't need it earlier03:21
amudaniels: that's fine for me 03:22
amudaniels: guess this package never got some love ;) 03:23
danielsheh, not really03:24
danielsit was broken for *ages*03:25
T-BoneKamion: side note. i don't think any ia64 system ships with PCMCIA (to be confirmed tho), so maybe PCMCIA isn't necessary in d-i03:25
Kamionjust take out pcmcia-cs-udeb then03:27
Kamionit shouldn't be very important to take it out though?03:28
amudaniels: hehe03:28
T-Bonenah. It just asks a (imho) bogus question03:28
daniels(upstream)03:28
KamionT-Bone: only in expert mode, which is itself bogus03:28
Kamionwe must not ship a system that requires expert mode in order to install correctly :)03:29
T-Boneheh03:30
T-BoneKamion: as lamont pointed, I suspect that one of the IDE modules is killing anna. I'll investigate that later, once I'll have answered all others points in your email :)03:30
T-BoneKamion: i wonder why you need to pass the kernel boot arg to have rescue working. Selecting its udeb in the list doesn't seem to work03:31
KamionT-Bone: long story03:32
T-Boneheh ok ;)03:32
T-Bonehuh, interesting03:32
T-Bonei started in non expert mode by mistake, it's working just fine, the CDrom gets detected03:32
T-Boneit just red-screen on 'error while running 'modprobe -v amd74xx''03:33
KamionT-Bone: I suppose I could db_input rescue/check in rescue mode, but I'm not sure I want to; the correct approach is to add bootloader config to have a separate rescue mode03:33
Kamionthat's expert mode for you03:33
T-BoneKamion: the anna issue hasn't been fixed, has it?03:34
mjg59Hm. There's definitely problems with swsusp and interrupt routing after resume at the moment.03:34
KamionT-Bone: no03:34
mjg59Other than that, https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryPMResults looks pretty promising03:35
T-BoneKamion: then it doesn't affect my configuration03:35
T-Bonei bet that's a SCSI problem03:35
T-Bonei'll try on zx6000 in a while03:35
KamionT-Bone: somebody needs to build a debugging version of anna, probably with extra printf() statements to figure out where it's segfaulting, put that debugging anna in an initrd, and iterate03:35
KamionT-Bone: anna segfaulting is not a SCSI problem :-)03:35
T-Bonehmm03:36
Kamionsomething in anna or libdebian-installer is bogus, but the curious thing is why it doesn't affect Debian03:36
T-BoneKamion: it's obviously hardware-dependent though03:36
Kamionor any of our other architectures03:36
KamionT-Bone: yes but the set of udebs anna wants to install might be hardware-dependent03:36
T-Bonei wonder if i had that anna problem on my g4. I had so many problems I just can't recall what they were03:36
Kamionunlikely03:36
KamionI've never ever seen that or heard of that on powerpc03:37
Kamionyou were probably just missing a chunk in discover-mac-io03:37
T-Boneright03:37
Kamionif anna segfaulted, you'd know about it.03:37
T-Boneheh03:37
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T-Boneok so i finish debugging that hotplug issue and then get the syslogs, and then reply to your mail with a nice elilo patch03:39
Kamionsome other ia64 people mentioned the kernel issue BTW03:40
Kamionunfortunately I don't quite have the base-installer tests working on Ubuntu yet03:41
T-BoneKamion: does 'Ubuntu GNU/Linux' sounds like a good naming (I basically changed all '[Dd] ebian' strings with '[Uu] buntu')03:43
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Keybukshould be just "Ubuntu"03:44
rburtonrisking the wrath of stallman?03:45
Mithrandiravoiding the issue altogether03:45
rburtontrue03:45
T-BoneKeybuk: 'Ubuntu Linux' at least, no?03:45
MithrandirT-Bone: no, just Ubuntu03:45
KeybukT-Bone: no, just Ubuntu03:45
T-Bonewell then, so be it03:46
Kamionagreed, just Ubuntu03:46
T-BoneMithrandir, Keybuk: same for the manpages, i suppose?03:46
KamionT-Bone: all the rest of d-i is branded this way03:46
T-BoneKamion: fyi, hoary iso signs itself as 'Debian Inst' in EFI03:46
KamionT-Bone: yes, bug03:46
MithrandirT-Bone: avoiding "Linux" means you don't get into the "Linux" vs "GNU/Linux" argument at all.03:47
T-BoneMithrandir: ah ok03:47
T-Bonewasn't aware03:47
Kamionhm, although I can't find that "Debian Inst" string03:47
Kamionoh, there it is, whoops03:48
T-BoneKamion: i guess that's some mkisofs configuration03:48
Kamionno, it's a mkfs.msdos parameter in debian-installer03:48
T-Boneah ok03:48
KamionT-Bone: fixed in my local tree, thanks03:49
T-Bonenp03:50
bob2mjg59: where do all those variables ($SAVE_VBE_STATE, e.g.) get set for acpi/resume.sh?03:52
mjg59bob2: /etc/default/acpi-support03:52
bob2mjg59: it doesn't seem to source it03:53
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mjg59bob2: Uh. sleep.sh and hibernate.sh source it.03:54
mjg59They source the other scripts.03:54
bob2ahhh, right, sorry03:54
T-Bonelooks like that ext3 bug screwed my system, /etc/modules doesn't seem to be acknowledged03:55
T-Bonegonna reinstall and then debug hotplug03:55
sladenoooh.  SPCR ACPI table---serial port console redirection03:56
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T-BoneKamion: ok my bugreport about kernel package was incomplete04:05
T-Boned-i looks for "kernel-image"04:05
T-Bonehence the bug04:05
T-Boneit says: "The current default kernel package is 'kernel-image'." Obviously remnant of Debian origins ;)04:06
Kamionthat's only a fallback04:06
Kamionit shouldn't actually be a problem04:06
Kamionit's not a problem on other architectures, they all default to kernel-image too; and "kernel-image" without suffix generally doesn't exist on either Debian or Ubuntu anyway04:07
T-Bonetrue enough04:08
Kamionas I say, all the information I need to debug this is in syslog. :)04:08
T-Bonei'll send you the logs in a short while04:08
Kamionok, thanks04:08
T-Boneheh, you'll get them :)04:08
KamionI might need to get /proc/cpuinfo from you as well actually04:09
Kamionhm, I need new base-installer for PPC970FX support04:09
T-Bonehopefully dpkg is statically linked. Missing libunwind7 kills apt04:10
T-BoneKamion: i'll send that as well04:10
T-BoneKamion: oh, so basically i just downloaded 650M of worthless data? :^)04:10
MithrandirT-Bone: no, dpkg is not statically linked.04:11
T-BoneMithrandir: my bad, i meant it wasn't using libunwind04:11
T-BoneKamion: i see that all kernel flavours available on the cd are smp ones. Could that be part of the problem? (I'm on a UP box)04:12
KamionT-Bone: no, you may just need to pick the kernel by hand04:12
KamionT-Bone: I was under the impression that SMP was fine on UP boxes; we can't afford space for all kernel flavours on the CD04:12
Kamionso if it'll work but is maybe a bit suboptimal, we include that and don't worry about the optimal ones04:13
T-Bonewell iirc debian policy is the exact opposite: install up by default, right?04:13
KosaiKamion: I've seen SMP/apic problems on UP, but they're rare.  It should be fine, AFAIK.04:13
Kamionmckinley's an exception because apparently itanium's really bad on mckinley boxes04:13
KamionT-Bone: nope04:13
KamionT-Bone: I'm most of the base-installer maintainer in Debian too ...04:13
T-BoneKamion: yeah i know, but it's been a while since i've last tested Debian d-i ;)04:13
Kamionthere isn't a consistent policy across architectures on this04:14
T-BoneKamion: i'm used to a conservative approach WRT SMP, given the numerous bugs i've experienced on hppa and ia64 SMP boxes04:14
T-Bone(and recent kernels)04:14
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T-Boneah04:15
Kamionif real problems are demonstrated, we'll revisit it04:15
T-Boneanother bug04:15
T-Boneif you do 'apt-get install linux-image-mckinley-smp', and then say 'n' to the "go further" question, you're left in an unstable state04:16
Kamionbut the kernels are one of the few places where CD space is arch-dependent; if we blow out ia64 with kernels, then we have to reduce arch-independent stuff04:16
T-Boneapt wants you to run apt-get -f install04:16
Kamionsounds about right04:16
Kamionthe preinst failed ...04:16
T-Boneno04:16
T-Bonethe user answered 'no' to a given question04:16
T-Bonethat's not a failure04:16
T-Boneimho04:16
T-Bone(i'm speaking from a user PoV)04:17
T-Boneit should cleanly abort the installation, and not require subsequent call to apt-get -f install or apt-get remove to be able to install any other package04:17
Kamionoh sure, just nobody's figured out how to do that. :)04:18
T-Bonelol04:18
KamionI can't think of an interface in dpkg to abort a package installation and leave the package cleanly uninstalled04:18
T-BoneKamion: simply silently run 'apt-get remove <package>' ?04:19
Kamioncan't do that within a preinst04:20
Kamiondpkg is not reantrant04:20
Kamioner, reentrant04:20
Kamion(and besides you might not be using apt-get)04:20
T-Boneyeah sure, that's the general idea i was considering04:20
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Kamionit basically only affects kernels; very few other packages have that initial "did you really want to install this?" question, and assume more sensibly that if you installed it then you meant to do so04:21
T-Boneyeah04:21
bob2308MB dist-upgrade and not a single error04:23
bob2good work dudes04:23
T-Bonethat usbkbd mess is a real pain :P04:25
Mithrandirbob2: yeah, we rock. :)04:26
bob2Unpacking replacement libwxgtk2.4-python ...04:26
bob2dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libwxgtk2.4-python_2.4.2.6ubuntu1_i386.deb (--unpack):04:26
bob2 trying to overwrite `/usr/bin/helpviewer', which is also in package wxpython2.5.304:26
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Riddellsladen: amu is doing KDE ubuntu as well04:30
sladenRiddell: ahhh04:32
Kamionok, I think I've fixed the base-installer tests so that they can be used for Ubuntu in future04:34
T-Boneshit! That bastard didn't copied the logs when i asked to04:38
Kamionmdz: I'd like to merge base-installer 1.15 from experimental to fix a couple of issues with recent powerpc machines and to allow the kernel selection tests to be used on Ubuntu. Is that OK?04:42
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T-Bonehmmm04:45
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T-Bonei wonder if the kernel on the CD has all needed driver. Panic'd on VFS unable to mount root device 'hdb3'04:47
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Kamionsounds more like a broken initrd04:48
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T-Boneyup04:48
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T-Bonekay i have the logs, the modified elilo. Need to test hotplug pci and then will mail you04:50
Kamionif the kernel on the CD didn't have that driver then you wouldn't have been able to create that partition or install to it in the first place04:50
Kamionthanks04:50
Kamionhave to go to a concert now, later04:50
T-BoneKamion: yeah sure, i misexpressed myself ;)04:50
Kamionok04:50
T-Boneheh04:50
T-Bonehave a nice day04:50
T-Bonebummer i didn't have the initrd line in my elilo.conf.04:56
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Keybukripped the old wireless applet code and turned it into its own package04:59
Keybukmuahahahahaha04:59
T-BoneYAY! Getting there! The box boots05:01
bob2Keybuk: it's all about netapplet now anyway05:01
Keybukbob2: yes, but netapplet depends on thom doing some work :p05:01
bob2haha05:01
Treenaksgm, no pitti05:04
lamontKamion: because it's a poorly named package05:04
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lamontKamion: maybe it's just my memory that's faulty, but ISTR it got really mad at just libunwind705:06
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bob2lamont: found the postfix problem, it's because the scripts say they need /bin/sh but actually want bash05:13
lamontbob2: ah, and posh / dash doesn'05:14
lamontt like it, eh?05:14
bob2yeah, very much so05:14
bob2it fails in quite bizarre ways05:14
lamontwill fix - please file a bug05:14
bob2debian or ubuntu?05:14
lamont(it's supposed to work with bin/sh)05:15
lamontI expect debian - go ahead and file it there05:15
bob2sure, thanks.05:15
lamontsev serious05:15
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bob2hehe, cya :)05:15
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Riddellelmo: can I try uploading a new amarok package with a fixed version number?05:30
ograelmo ?05:30
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Simiraany Rosetta-people here?05:47
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HostingGeekxorg i810 driver is broken or something05:47
HostingGeeki just --purge remove EVERYTHING including xorg05:48
HostingGeekand apt-get it all again and still am having the problem of the max pixel i can use is 800x60005:48
crimsunHostingGeek: let's take this back to #ubuntu.05:49
HostingGeekcrimsun: lets unban me from #ubuntu first05:49
tsengmaybe you could follow some simple rules05:50
HostingGeekthanks for unbanning me05:50
tsenglike not proclaiming to developers that their system is broken, when you have no clue05:50
T-BoneHostingGeek: if you're not willing to RTFM and keep asking offtopic questions to everyone you're gonna be banned again05:50
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Keybukthank god, will that kid ever learn? :-/06:02
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Treenaksoh wait06:02
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elmoRiddell: yes06:09
elmoogra: ?06:09
ogramy uploads seem to dissapear silently, is my key not in the ring yet ?06:09
ograelmo ^^06:09
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T-Bonegeez, hoary install went fine, but i can't reboot my G5: open firmware freaks out when loading the kernel :P06:17
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KeybukT-Bone: yeah, it means that it doesn't matter exactly what we run or how we fuck up our own boxes06:41
Keybukjust how much LaMont fucks up the buildds :p06:42
T-Bonehehe06:42
T-Bonecan't it lead to unbuildable package uploads?06:42
Keybukyeah06:43
Keybukthat's the disadvantage06:44
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robertji'm working on my first .deb (just messing around), but I can't get the postinst and prerm to run06:47
robertjrunning by hand produces the desired result, any suggestions?06:48
Keybukdpkg-deb -I blah...deb06:50
Keybukdoes that show postinst in it?06:50
robertjone sec06:50
Keybukit'll be in the list at the top with control (and probably md5sums)06:51
robertjno06:51
Keybukthen the reason your postinst and prerm aren't being run, is because they're not actually being put in the package06:51
Keybukare you using debhelper?06:51
robertjyeah06:51
Keybukand you're running dh_installdeb ?06:52
robertjhrmm, no06:52
Keybukheh, that's quite a critical one06:52
Keybukit copies files from debian/ into DEBIAN/ (which dpkg-deb --build turns into control.tar.gz)06:52
robertjthanks06:53
robertjbuilding now06:53
robertjit's amazing the build difference between a 2.8 ghz celeron and a 1ghz duron06:53
robertj(whole machine was $350 from Dell)06:54
robertjI ran dh_installdeb and nothing changed after I built the package06:55
robertjdo I need to create DEBIAN by hand?06:55
Keybukno06:55
Keybuktry running "dh_installdeb -v" by hand06:55
Keybukwhat does it do?06:55
robertjnothing06:55
Keybukin debian/ you have a package.postinst file?06:56
robertjno, I have a postinst.ex06:56
robertjI guess that's probably it eh?06:56
robertjrename to mypackagename.postinst?06:56
Keybukah, rename that to <package>.postinst  (where <package> is the name of the package that should have it)06:56
Keybukyup06:56
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robertjbtw, dh_installdeb must be automagic06:58
Keybukwhy?06:58
robertjthe files showed up without it06:59
tritiumI have suspend to RAM mostly working, except for wireless lan card problems06:59
robertjwell it's not working06:59
robertjhrmm06:59
robertjlet me see if dh_installdeb is called from the control file06:59
robertjor rules07:00
robertjyeah07:00
robertjrules runs dh_installdeb07:00
robertj     991 bytes,    43 lines   *  postinst             #!/bin/sh07:00
robertj    1023 bytes,    41 lines   *  prerm                #!/bin/sh07:00
Keybukthere you go07:01
robertjthe scripts still aren't working though, is there a way I can run them more verbosely?07:01
robertjset -e07:02
robertjgtk-query-immodules-2.0 > /etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules07:02
robertjexit 007:02
robertjthat's the entirity of the script sans blank lines and comments07:03
Keybukthat's a dangerously incomplete script07:03
robertjyeah, but I figured it was best to get something working first07:04
Keybukstick "set -x" in there? :)07:04
Keybuk(to complete it, add something like this to the top): [ "$1" = "configure" ]  || exit 007:05
robertjI don't see why you wouldn't want it to run again07:06
robertjbtw +x shows that  gtk-query-immodules-2.0 gets run but doesn't mention the > /etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules bit07:07
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Keybukrun it again?07:10
robertjyeah, all it does is check the locations in it's path and put them in the file07:10
robertjerr all the modules it finds there07:10
Keybukyou're aware of all the situations that postinst can be run?07:11
robertjguess not07:11
robertji thought only after a package was installed07:11
robertjor reconfigured 07:11
Keybukno, it's also run if an upgrade to a newer version fails07:11
robertjoh07:12
tritiumDoes anybody know the difference between "platform" and "shutdown" for the hibernate_mode (caps) variable in acpi-support?07:12
tritium/etc/default/acpi-support says to use "platform" if you want acpi to shutdown, which seems backwards07:12
robertjKeybum: imhangul seems to run it in every case07:18
robertjwhee07:19
robertjbut now it's working07:19
robertjKeybuk: thinks for your help, I have alot of reading to do07:29
Riddellelmo: what is the status of my new unsermake package?07:30
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T-Bonei'm not sure washing a cat is a good idea if you care about your clothes and skin ;)07:40
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T-Bonesweet, after a fresh hoary install on ppc, the default user isn't in the sudoers07:48
robertj%s/washes/watches/g07:49
robertjT-Bone: can't trust those mac-using tards anyway ;)07:49
T-Bonelol07:50
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robertjdoes your machine count include scanners that people carry to meetings thinking they are laptops?07:50
T-Bonebtw, i was wondering what happens if the system falls back to single user mode at boot time... (maybe that's an already answered question tho)07:50
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mjg59T-Bone: Straight to root shell08:00
T-Bone?08:00
T-Boneah ok08:01
Keybukasking for a password is somewhat silly :)  given if they can type it, they can also boot with (e.g.) init=/bin/sh08:01
T-Bonewow nice work my bluetooth keyboard is supported, but not my mouse, afaict08:01
T-BoneKeybuk: damn true :)08:02
T-Boneah yes, the mouse came back. Bluetooth neg lag i suppose08:04
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abelliKamion: ding08:13
truluxdoko: hey08:22
truluxdoko: more people interested in the meeting08:22
truluxi think we need to spread the word for all Ubuntu folks08:22
thullyanybody know Ubuntu's position on the Mozilla trademark issues?08:23
mjg59fabbione: Hm, what happened to the patch that fixed interrupt handling after swsusp?08:24
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mjg59fabbione: #5567 - I've attached a patch08:35
no0tichi all! what's the acer's laptop support in hoary nowadays?08:42
mdzKamion: apt doesn't authenticate packages; it doesn't even check the md5sum on packages in the cache (it's trusted)08:43
mdzKamion: base-installer merge is fine with me08:43
mjg59no0tic: In what way?08:47
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no0ticmjg59: suspend-to-disk, suspend to ram, acpi08:48
mjg59no0tic: On Hoary, you ought to get working suspend/resume08:48
mjg59suspend-to-disk is currently broken, but will be fixed in the next kernel upload08:48
thullymjg59: when will that be08:48
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thullyI need suspend-to-disk, and was about to try a Hoary install08:49
mjg59thully: Whenever fabbione builds it08:49
mjg59Ought to be tomorrow08:49
no0ticmjg59: ah, ok08:49
mjg59suspend and resume will work, but if you want PCI devices to work afterwards you need to pass the pci=routeirq parameter08:49
mjg59The new kernel will fix that so you don't need the parameter08:49
thully(i need this because my laptop uses 10% of it's power per hour in suspend-to-ram)08:50
thullyhowever, apm suspend-to-ram works fine - weird - unfortunately speedstep doesn't work in APM :(08:51
no0ticmjg59: now in warty I have to close the lid after shutdown command to actually shutdown, otherwise it reboot... it's fixed?08:51
mjg59no0tic: Should be fixed08:52
no0ticmjg59: I often heard that ati fglrx drivers brake in some way suspend...08:52
mjg59no0tic: Yes, you may well have to use the stock ATI drivers08:52
no0ticmjg59: sorry, I didn't understand.. :)08:53
mjg59no0tic: the fglrx drivers don't support suspend and resume. You might be lucky and find that they work anyway, but otherwise you'll have to use x.org's radeon driver08:53
mjg59sladen: Around?08:53
no0ticmjg59: ok :(08:53
mjg59no0tic: Give it a try, anyway. If it doesn't work, contact ATI and ask them to support suspend and resume08:54
no0ticmjg59: I hope tomorrow ati's drivers release, will fix it, with the support at x.org 6.8.108:54
mjg59no0tic: I haven't heard that they've improved that, but if they have done, that'd be good08:55
mjg59thully: But yeah, suspend to disk will work fine as long as you use the pci=routeirq thing08:56
no0ticok, thanks for now!08:56
thullyOh, OK - I'll do that for now08:56
sladenmjg59: yup08:57
mjg59sladen: Know anything about apm?08:58
mjg59sladen: I've been thinking that we could possibly reverse engineer the T-series apm BIOS, which would give some indication as to what it's doing on apm suspend that isn't being done on acpi suspend08:58
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abellimjg59: ...08:59
mjg59abelli: Mm?08:59
abellimjg59: im interested..08:59
abellimjg59: please go on...08:59
abelli:)08:59
thullyso is there a reasonably functional hoary live CD yet?  if so, what release?  is Gnoppix the same as hoary's live CD?08:59
mjg59Several Thinkpads use far too much power when in ACPI suspend, and so far we haven't been able to work out why09:00
mjg59So checking to see what the BIOS does in APM ought to give some indication09:00
sladenmjg59: yup.  the magic code is all in the 64Kb of SMM code.  This is outside of the normal 64GB of memory space but has to code from somewhere, so may be possible to pull it out of the BIOS image if you can get it out09:00
mjg59Right, so we need a full BIOS image?09:01
mjg59Did we ever work out the compression scheme IBM used?09:01
abellii think so09:01
sladenmjg59: communication (same as ACPI) is normally through port 0xb1/0xb2 which aswell as taking the value given, cause SMI to be asserted  (From memory)09:01
mjg59sladen: Ok. So we need to find a full T-series BIOS image.09:02
abellimjg59, sladen : i like it... how much is a Thinkpad that has the features youre working on?09:02
mjg59Oh. Unless it would be in the EC firmware?09:02
sladenmjg59: no, but some guy found me and was bugging me out it (yesterday of all coincidences).  flash2 is doing the ibm-specific decompression, patching in the system ID, bios version etc, producing  bios.wph  and then calling phlash16 which is the bog-standard Phoenix utility09:02
thullyCan I extract it from my laptop somehow?09:03
thullyI have a t4209:03
mjg59thully: With some difficulty09:03
mjg59sladen: Is this likely to be BIOS code or EC firmware code?09:03
abellimjg59: is it, the bios, in the controller, or on a separate rom?09:03
thullyif it involves doing anything hardware-based, I can't do it09:03
sladenmjg59: x86 code, it's run on the normal CPU, 09:03
mjg59abelli: That's what I'm trying to find out :)09:03
mjg59sladen: IBM provide separate EC and BIOS flashes09:04
thullymeaning - I don't want to void my warranty and pull out some chip, etc.09:04
abellibecause a teacher of mine, at the university.. helped me doing the same thing on the xbox..09:04
thullymjg59:  do the BIOS updates on IBM's site help you at all?09:04
abellii think he could help us09:04
mjg59thully: They're compressed in an irritating format09:04
mjg59sladen: Ooh. Do you think we can get the flash2 stuff to work under dosemu?09:05
Kamionmdz: a current hoary install seems to refuse to install packages in the cache without turning on allowunauthenticated09:17
Kamionmdz: namely laptop-detect, mdetect, xresprobe09:17
Kamionabelli: pong09:18
abelliKamion: resolved thank you.09:18
abelliKamion: was about d-i.09:19
mdzKamion: that means it can't authenticate the Packages file that it guesses they came from09:21
T-BoneKamion: the default config for ppc kernel seems to lack a few things, while having worthless options enabled09:21
sladenmjg59: maybe, but it's that program (flash2) that is doing the checks ''do you have a thinkpad'', ''is it the right version'', ''do you have AC and battery plugged in and the battery is fully charged''09:21
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dokoKamion: what is wrong with the libunwind library, anything I can test?09:23
KamionT-Bone: I'm not the kernel maintainer; please file a bug with details09:24
Kamiondoko: not AFAIK? I was just asking why lamont had put libunwind7-dev in base09:24
dokoahh, libgcc1 depends on it.09:24
Kamionlamont: if debootstrap works with libunwind7-dev removed from base, that would be far preferable, since then it will actually work when autogenerated from the seeds (it currently doesn't match what germinate says)09:25
Kamiondoko: on libunwind7-dev? really?09:25
dokokamion: no, not the -dev.09:25
Kamionok, good09:25
mjg59sladen: Yeah. I'm wondering whether there's a command-line switch to disable that stuff.09:26
T-BoneKamion: is reportbug to be used for that kind of bugs or should i use the bugzilla web interface instead?09:26
mjg59Under dosemu, the checks thing returns 2109:26
KamionT-Bone: bugzilla please09:26
T-Bonegah :(09:26
Kamionreportbug just mails -users09:26
Kamioncheesy hack until launchpad works properly :-/09:27
T-Boneyummy09:27
lamontKamion: I'm happy to be found 100% wrong about libunwind7-dev09:27
T-Bonei just don't like bugzilla09:27
KamionT-Bone: nor do I09:27
Kamionlamont: ok, so you won't be too annoyed if I do another debootstrap upload that matches the seeds? :) I need to do one soon for authentication support09:28
T-Boneheh09:28
T-BoneKamion: could you get something useful of my few mails?09:28
mjg59sladen: Ok, there's no command line option. Ought to be a simple hack though, right?09:29
KamionT-Bone: I only have your initial mail plus the followup about anna/zx2000/etc.09:30
Kamionif there was more it hasn't reached me09:30
lamontKamion: way cool with me.09:30
lamontKamion: and I believe that the ln -s vs sf bug is already in the debian bts09:31
lamontwith me as the submitter09:31
sladenmjg59: there is a /batt or something which I guess tells it to ignore the battery state09:31
crimsuncould someone please do a simple recompile of python-ecasound in hoary (it just needs to be updated for python2.4)09:31
T-BoneKamion: i sent you a reply to the mail you sent me with attachements, and some followups about the G5 install09:31
KamionT-Bone: oops, it got caught as spam. d'oh09:32
thomlamont: you were looking for me?09:32
Kamionmy rules are a bit overenthusiastic about killing attachments sometimes09:32
mjg59sladen: it looks like the only times it prints anything on screen are when it's doing the checks, which ought to make it easy enough to drag out09:32
sladenmjg59: strings on it was somewhat interesting;  I'm puzzled by updtflsh*  the bigger one (39kB) apperas to contain very similar code to flash2---and the some block of parameters to pass to phlash09:32
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mjg59Is the only way to print stuff in DOS to do bios interrupts?09:32
ogracrimsun: i would love to, but obviously elmo hasnt given me access yet....(dunno if i miss anything required thiugh)09:32
lamontthom: uh... not still looking, at any rate09:33
sladenmjg59: it's the only way they're probably using.09:33
crimsunogra: aye, I understand.09:33
thomoh well09:33
lamontKamion: I figured I was missing a step or 3 in my debootstrap upload... sorry about that09:33
T-BoneKamion: the G5-related mail had attachements as well (it's stated in both mails anyway)09:33
mjg59sladen: uptdflsh is a menu-driven thing09:33
mjg59It seems to do the same otherwise09:33
KamionT-Bone: yup, got both09:35
mjg59sladen: So we find out which code prints stuff to screen and then work back from there?09:35
Kamionlamont: no, it's ok, the auto-germinator bit isn't in the debootstrap source package yet :(09:35
KamionJan 16 14:59:57 base-installer: warning: apt update failed: 12709:36
Kamionthat would explain why it can't find any kernels ...09:36
sladenmjg59: I think int 0x15 is the BIOS video stuff.  There's also a DOS (0x21) call that many people used which I think copes with redirection, 09:36
Kamionis VERY confused09:36
T-Boneheh09:37
mjg59sladen: Ok, there's a stack of both of them09:37
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sladenmjg59: other thing is just to disassemble and grep for a shortish loop (<100-200 instructions) with a right  lodsb/stosb combination.  The compression is LZ-something based (you can see the original ASCII strings in the file), so it's a copy/marker setup09:41
sladens/right/tight09:41
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mjg59sladen: Heh. Easier to skip the checks if possible, I think.09:43
sladenmjg59: the BIOS this guy gave me yesterday was 1UET63WW 09:43
mjg59I'm not really in the mood to rip out and reimplement someone's compression algorithm :)09:44
mjg59What model's that from?09:44
sladenmjg59: dunno09:45
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mjg59Ah! This is the section that shuts it down.09:46
sladenmjg59: I also got a mail from the ibm-acpi guy today saying he's done a -10 with my changes in it, but he doesn't seem too keen on stick the tpb nvram stuff into the driver09:46
sladenmjg59: where did you find the code?09:46
mjg59sladen: I'm just doing ndisasm over flash209:47
thullyThis is very interesting - you're reverse engineering the IBM T-series BIOS09:48
thullyI hope it leads to a fix to this issue09:48
mjg59thully: At the moment, I'm reverse engineering the code that decompresses the T-series BIOS09:48
mjg59The BIOS itself is going to be harder :)09:48
thullyah09:48
sladenthully: not the first time http://www.paul.sladen.org/thinkpad-r31/x40-bios-dis.txt ; and I was trying to get LinuxBIOS on my R31 too09:50
KamionT-Gone: ah-ha! the entire kernel thing is due to libunwind7 not being there09:55
Kamionapt-get: error while loading shared libraries: libunwind.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory09:55
Kamionthat's what happens when base-installer tries to call apt-get update09:55
Kamionso it can't find any kernels09:55
sladenmjg59: if I had a copy of the same file, both compressed and uncompressed.  Do you still have that for your machine back from the minipci patching?09:59
T-GoneKamion: i suspected that yeap10:01
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mjg59sladen: Ought to, yes10:03
mjg59Hang on...10:03
KamionT-Bone: fixing your powerpc kernel issue now by means of a merge from Debian10:03
T-Bonethe 'wrong kernel gets installed' one?10:04
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mjg59sladen: Hrm. I have an uncompressed one, but can't find the compressed one to go with it10:07
mjg59Oh, I'm looking on the wrong machine. Duh.10:07
KamionT-Bone: yes, it'll install linux-power4 now10:09
Kamion(uploaded)10:09
T-Bonecool10:09
T-BoneKamion: i've tested modified elilo as much as i could, it seems to behave as we'd like10:11
Kamionok, will look tomorrow, not going to be around much more this evening10:15
sladenmjg59: if you have the image, can probably grep the 1UET63WW style identifer from it and find the install dis10:15
mjg59sladen: http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/bios/10:24
mjg59I believe those are both the same BIOS10:24
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mdzKamion: has apt-get update been run by that point?10:26
sladenmjg59: interesting coincidence, that is the same (md5sum) one I was playing with yesterday.  10:31
Kamionmdz: I think it should have been run by apt-setup, yes10:31
mdzKamion: are there .gpg files in /var/lib/apt/lists?10:31
mdzthose are apt's "I authenticated this" markers10:31
Kamionmdz: I can check later; my test install is on the OQO and non-networked10:32
KamionI'm away from home at the moment10:32
mdzah10:32
mdzoh, we have source CDs now10:33
mdz...he said as his disk filled overnight10:33
Kamion:-)10:35
jdubhaha10:37
jdubmorning all!10:37
sivangmorning jdub 10:37
jdubwhere's this elmo character i hear about?10:37
jdubprobably at church, being such a baby jesus fearing young man10:38
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thommorning duder10:39
jdubdude10:39
jdubi had a funny night last night10:39
jdubwas setting up my server, testing new imap setup for pipka10:39
jdubdecided to try imapping on my extensive mail archives10:40
thomuhuh10:40
jduband found all sorts of funny stuff10:40
jdubexcie :-)10:40
thomold table/slug stuff?10:40
thomhehe!10:40
thomgods thats old school10:40
jdubi think i have the first "meet you on irc" mail too10:40
thomheh10:41
sladenjdub: this is #gagging-for-it ?10:42
thomi think all my mail from that long ago is dead10:42
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jdubit is very weird reading old mail10:43
jdubbut i can't believe how much has been packed into the last four years10:43
Keybukever tried reading old blog posts?10:43
jdubsome of my advogato ones would be amusing, i'm sure10:44
rburtonjdub: "decided to help out with the gnome 2 release. should be over shortly"10:44
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jdubrburton: yeah, those are funny10:45
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jdubrburton: garnome complaints from a young ross burton were funny too ;)10:45
rburtondoh10:46
sivangrburton: hehe10:46
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jdub15 april 2002 might be interesting though10:47
sivangehrm people, don't want to sound like a #users issue, but how do i get my gnome back running after the upgrade? :)10:48
sivang(this is first time nothing I do helps)10:48
jdubyou have blank panels?10:49
sivangnone10:49
sivangI have X.10:49
sivangperiod10:49
sivang:)10:49
sivangoh, and gdm that fires up the gnome-session.10:49
jdubwhat happens after this so called... "period"?10:50
sivanghmmmm....nothing? :)10:50
sivangI just get the X screen and that's it.10:50
tsengjust brown?10:50
sivangtseng: now, plain X offwhite texture, like when running X without parameters or a client app.10:51
sivang*no10:51
tsengthe checker patter thingy?10:51
jdubthat's bong10:51
tsengnasty++10:51
mjg59sladen: Are you /sure/ it writes a bios.wph file?10:52
sivangtseng: exactly.10:52
sivangergghgh10:52
sivangsuddenly came back10:52
sivangI don't get it..10:53
sivangI just apt-get up/upg again, nothing was changed, startxed and it works.10:53
sivanggarrr10:53
tsengwell that pattern is patched out in gdm.conf, its supposed to set it to a slightly nicer brown10:53
tsengso something is pretty well off.10:53
sivangweird10:53
sivanghmm, fonts are smaller....well, could have been worse..10:54
sivanglike all went non-bold10:56
thomhurrah, my desktop has tomboy love again. life is complete11:04
sivangthom: you reintalled your desktop?11:04
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thomsivang: no?11:05
thomsivang: just reinstalled mono11:05
sivangoh11:05
sivangthom: anyway, night :)11:05
thomnight11:05
sladenmjg59: now that I've looked, I'm puzzled.  It might not be11:07
sladenmjg59: I suspect .wph == win phlash11:08
sladenmjg59: I'm also wondering whether ''flash over LAN'' actually means ''PXE load a floppy image and execute it''11:09
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mjg59sladen: I thought I'd flashed a compressed image with phlash.exe11:11
mjg59On floppy, there's no room to write an uncompressed file anywhere, which makes me suspect that it's phlash that does the decompression11:12
sladenmjg59: didn't you get it unpacked the previous time by using the windowsy bios-editor tools?11:15
sladenmjg59: the supposed "demo" version;  however the guy yesterday claims that he used that and succesfully claimed the BIOS boot image in his vmware session (?)11:16
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sladenmjg59: grep 'FL' *.EXE -> PHLASH16.EXE  I think you win11:18
mjg59sladen: I don't /think/ I could open the compressed ones there11:18
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mjg59Are old ubuntu debs available from anywhere?11:20
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mjg59sladen: I unpacked it last time by flashing it and making a backup copy...11:21
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Riddellare the buildd's down?11:30
azeemelmo said something about that, yes11:30
azeemdunno if that is still the case, it has been a while11:30
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mjg59Hurrah. It's freeze_processes()'s fault.11:33
bugaRiddell: I'm also waiting for your new amarok binary packages. :)11:33
mjg59Hurrah. Got it, I think.11:38
kentJust a little notice. Using Hoary, if i start Program -> system tools -> ubuntu update manager.  Then press the "settings" button, i get a window called "software preferences" where it says that Hoary is officially supported. But, is this true? I mean, since its a development-version..?11:41
mjg59Woo!11:42
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sladenkent: I think that's saying the packages are produced by Ubuntu, rather than say 'random' mariallet archives11:43
sladenmjg59: news?11:43
Kamionmjg59: morgue.ubuntu.com11:44
Kamionkent: sounds like the sort of thing where if it matters to the code whether it's "officially supported" or not, then it's better to have that in well before release so that we can test it11:45
mjg59sladen: With a swsusp bug, not the BIOS (sadly)11:45
mjg59Kamion: Ah, thanks11:45
mjg59bugzilla is very, *very* slow11:45
Kamiongo bugzilla11:46
Kamionwe love you with rapturous flaming death11:46
sladen''oooh, it's Canonical-sponsored international snail racing with Wiki on the Right and Bugzilla on the left.  11:47
=== mjg59 fixes all the known swsusp issues
mjg59I fucking rock11:49
Kamionmjg59: you can have my installer bug list if you like11:49
mjg59Kamion: Only when I start being given your salary as well11:50
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Kamionheh11:52
Kamiona fair point :-)11:52
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