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jdubyeah, largely12:03
jdubthe way it attempts to run spamd, etc.12:04
jdubmdz: there?12:04
maswanMithrandir: Well, hopefully it will sync ok tonight then12:04
Mithrandirmaswan: ook12:05
Mithrandirmaswan: it's a daily sync, only?12:05
lifelessHrdwrBoB: completly evos fault. its got bugs open upstream.12:05
HrdwrBoBahr12:05
lifelessevo *should* have one spamd and one spamc. thats 2 processes.12:05
maswanMithrandir: Yeah, we used to do more, but we got too many "too many rsync processes" mails12:06
Mithrandirmaswan: hmkay.12:07
maswanMithrandir: So I guess pending proper ftpmaster with password-protected mirror-sync-modules for registered primary mirrors...12:07
maswanwell, that or ignoring error messages, but that's not good in the long run either12:07
Mithrandirmaswan: yeah, that'd make sense.12:07
Mithrandirmaswan: rsync should have an option to ignore a certain set of error messages, like "refused due to too many connections", then12:08
Mithrandirmaswan: anyhow, you know if Kamion managed to track down the ia32-thingy-problem?12:08
maswanMithrandir: Yeah, but rsync is only smart in some regards, not all the regards one would want to to be smart in.12:09
maswanMithrandir: No, not really. I didn't keep track of that.12:09
Mithrandiryou've got the source. ;)12:09
maswanYes, but it is _rsync_ source. ;)12:09
srbakerwhat is multiarch?12:13
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netduryou should rename "gnome bittorrent" to "bittorrent downloader" or something more HIG'er12:16
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Mithrandirmaswan: dude, I'm getting the patch for ld into sarge now, I've bloody compiled gcc about fifty times during the last week and am going to work on multiarch until mid-june. :P12:18
srbakerisn't there an ubuntu-sponsored arch client?12:23
Mithrandirbazaar12:23
srbakerlink to info on that?12:24
jdubbazaar.canonical.com12:24
lifelessdaniels: is '<unknown>' in xrestop a exited, leaking application ?12:26
srbakeri find arch a bit of a pain int heass.  i've been using monotone :)12:29
lamontreally need to fix that router12:31
Mithrandirlamont: why isn't linux32 built on amd64?12:33
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lamont%linux32: i386 ia64 mips mipsel powerpc s390 sparc                    # only useful for 64-bit architectures12:41
lamontfixed12:41
lamontMithrandir: although you'll probably need to poke elmo to have that make a difference to hoary12:42
infinitylamont : There's arm64 too, in some strange parts of the world.12:42
infinitylamont : Then again, I don't know if Linux supports it..12:43
Mithrandirinfinity: I think he just fixed it.12:44
Mithrandirlamont: it's universe for some fucked reason.12:44
Mithrandirit should be supported, at least.12:44
infinityMithrandir : Nah, he just added amd64 to the line.12:45
Mithrandirah, sorry, I read arm64 as amd6412:46
Mithrandirthought you were sarcastic :)12:46
infinityMithrandir : I'd argue that the line should just be "%linux32: !m68k !alpha", since alpha is always 64 bit, and m68k is the only arch that can't have a 64-bit kernel (in theory).12:46
mdzjdub: here12:48
mdzwas on the phone12:48
infinitylamont : Thoughts?12:49
YokoZarI just finished my winetools package.  Would someone like to review it/sponsor an upload to Debian?12:50
dholbachhad had enough action tonight... i'm off to bed12:50
lamontinfinity: probably - I could almost certainly be talked into changing the line later.12:52
=== lamont is hip deep in postfix right now
infinitylamont : Well, I could change it right now. :)12:52
dholbachsleep tight everyone12:52
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infinitylamont : It's just that when my pet port is one of the only ports that CAN'T use m68k, I'm hardly an authority on the subject.12:53
infinitys/m68k/linux32/12:53
infinityWow.  I need a new brain.12:53
netdurI changed reslation to 1024*768... when I log out, only part of gdm apear, I have to reboot X to get it right, but then after loggin, gnome says something about panel still running and stop loading, but desktop's right-click still works which allowed me to start terminale to "sudo reboot"12:57
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netdurI'm running up-to-date hoary12:59
eruinnetdur: ----> #ubuntu methinks12:59
netdurI'm reporting about problem not looking for help01:00
eruinoh, excuse me then ;)01:00
pvhKamion: Hey there. Did you see my messages?01:05
jdubmdz: are we using liveseed yet?01:09
jdubamu: ping01:09
mdzjdub: nope01:10
jdubhow much room do we have left?01:10
lamontmdz: liveseed will turn into ubuntu-live, yes?01:10
mdzlamont: if that's what you require, I suppose so01:10
lamonts/require/desire/01:10
lamontit'd be (1) consistant, and (2) make my life easier.01:10
elmoP-a-s updated01:11
mdzjdub: 497M - <size of OpenCD stuff>01:11
jduboh, opencd stuff is already on there?01:11
mdzno, but it will be for release01:11
mdzand is therefore a factor in how much room we have for liveseed stuff01:11
jdubwe have 497MB free?01:12
mdzer...no :-)01:12
mdzmake that 153M - <size of OpenCD stuff>01:12
jdubok01:12
jdublamont: how big was opencd for warty?01:12
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wasabiPackage version question, example: 2.8.1-0ubuntu201:13
wasabiWhen the 2 becomes 10... does apt handle that? :001:13
mdzwasabi: dpkg --compare-versions01:14
jdublamont: did we have anything left that we could dump?01:14
lamontjdub: after we pruned it, not so bad.01:14
mdzyeah, we dropped some stuff for Warty01:14
lamontwe dumped celestica from the opencd stuff to make things fit01:14
jdubleft after warty purging01:15
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lamontjdub: technically, the whole thing is prunable - it's just a question of how much you want to trade off...01:15
wasabicool it's smart.01:16
jdubwhat's on there now?01:16
jdub- firefox01:16
jdub- openoffice.org01:16
jdub- thunderbird?01:16
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mdzjdub: ~100M01:16
mdz13M     bin01:17
mdz100M    programs01:17
mdz3.8M    disctree01:17
mdz52K     start.exe01:17
mdz512     start.ini01:17
mdz116M    total01:17
mdzabiword  audacity  firefox  gimp  openoffice  pdfcreator  thunderbird01:18
jdubta01:18
jdubhmm01:18
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mdzthere isn't any point in removing things until we run out of space01:18
lamontand the dvd should have install+live+full openCD01:19
jdubi'm not suggesting we do, i'm getting an idea of what we could remove01:19
mdzlamont: any idea what the compression ratio is for the non-empty portion of the cloop?01:19
mdzdo you save the create_compressed_fs output?01:19
lamont.../current/...out01:20
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pvhMy fresh Hoary net-install did not create any xorg.conf at all, just an empty file.01:20
pvhWhen I run dexconf, it overflows.01:21
pvhBy that I mean that it has an unexpected end of ofile.01:21
lamontmdz: http://.../~buildd/livecd/livecd-current.out01:21
mdzwhich one is i386?01:22
lamontor ~buildd/livecd/YYYYMMDD/livecd-YYYYMMDD-ARCH.out01:22
lamontterranova01:22
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mdzlooks like 0.3701:25
mdznot bad at all01:25
mdzso we only pay for a bit over 1/3 of installed-size for things we want to add01:26
sladenis /usr/share/doc binable>01:31
jdubno, livecd should really carry everything available on the desktop01:32
jdubwe wouldn't be able to demo our elite debian doc / yelp integration if we killed all the docs01:32
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darklightfabbione dong01:45
mjg59Is it possible to remove a package from universe?01:53
elmosure?01:54
mjg59laptop-mode-tools probably shouldn't be there01:56
mjg59We've got laptop-mode in main01:56
elmoshould that be resolved by pushing our laptop-mode to Debian?02:00
elmoand/or some other merging?02:00
mjg59The right way is probably to move laptop-mode-tools to main and drop laptop-mode02:03
mjg59But I'd need to speak to thom about that02:03
elmobug Thom is always the best way forward ;)02:04
elmobugging thom even02:04
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mjg59What would generate the following in kernel logs:02:10
mjg59jmfw: dropped: IN=ath0 OUT= MAC=00:05:4e:42:49:77:00:09:5b:3d:9b:78:08:00 SRC=198.93.112.61 DST=10.19.72.6 LEN=40 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=234 ID=574 PROTO=TCP SPT=80 DPT=36586 WINDOW=16060 RES=0x00 ACK URGP=0 02:10
mjg59?02:10
mjg59Is that standard netfilter?02:10
YokoZarjdub: I finished my winetools package.  Care for a peek?02:10
mjg59Anyone here using madwifi drivers?02:11
jdubYokoZar: bit busy atm - is it in your winehq repo?02:12
YokoZarjdub: yeah.02:12
jdubok, will have a look later02:12
elmomjg59: 'ath0'?02:13
elmobut yeah, that's standard netfiler02:13
YokoZarI'd like a sponsor to up it to debian too02:13
mjg59elmo: madwifi02:15
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mdzmjg59: I am02:17
mdzyes, that's the standard (read: HORRIFIC) netfilter log format02:17
mdzso any LOG rule would generate one of those02:18
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mjg59mdz: Have you seen any issues with madwifi and laptop-mode?02:19
mjg59I'm leaning towards it being some strange interaction between netfilter, madwifi and laptop mode, rather than just being the latter two02:20
mdzmjg59: the atheros card I have is not in a laptop02:27
mjg59mdz: Ah, right02:28
mdzI do have a pcmcia atheros card, but I don't use it anymore because the new laptop has ipw220002:28
mdzI could try to reproduce the bug02:28
danielslifeless: i don't know, sorry02:32
danielsmjg59: i haven't seen that bug, no02:32
mjg59daniels: You have a madwifi laptop?02:32
danielsi mean, sometimes I don't get packets out when I don't remove ath_pci around suspend/resume, but that's it02:32
danielsmjg59: yah02:32
mjg59Isn't your X40 an Intel?02:32
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danielsmjg59: nope, ath02:38
mjg59Oh, wow02:39
mjg59Ok02:39
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lifelessdaniels: ah well, thanks anyway. If you do figure out what unknown is, I have a couple ;)02:48
danielslifeless: heh02:48
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jdubdudes03:03
jdubmjg59 is sleeping around03:03
jdubhttps://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14696603:04
AndyFitzhow promiscuous03:05
Mithrandir*chuckle*03:05
jdubeveryone like february's calendar?03:05
wasabiWow03:08
wasabithis CD upgrade stuff is awesome.03:08
wasabiprops to whomever is responsible for that03:08
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AndyFitzyeah feb calendar is great.   lots of colour integrity in the png too :)03:09
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AndyFitzjdub:  http://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/ubuntu-background-calendar-february.png03:12
danielsjdub: sass.03:12
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jbahey guys, just popped in to say thanks for your help 2 days ago wrt DSDT03:17
jbaworks a treat03:17
jbafinally got round to testing it03:17
jbanow how do I go about adding how I did it to the wiki?03:17
danielsfabbione: oooh! oooh! oooh! still taking suggestions for patches while you're breaking ABI?03:21
tritiummjg59, did you come up with anything you'd like me to test re: acpi-support?03:22
danielsfabbione: http://lisas.de/~andi/acx100/acx100-0.2.0pre8_plus_fixes_45.tar.bz203:22
mjg59tritium: Not tonight, I'm afraid03:22
danielsfabbione: acx111 is *apparently* usable with that (it actually recalibrates the radio; right now, it drops out randomly and I have to reboot to get it back, this is meant to fix that)03:22
tritiumno problem.  I've been trying a few different things on my own.03:22
danielsfabbione: so if we could get that, that would be fantastic03:22
tritiummjg59, surprisingly, I'm having better pwr. mgmt. results using NvAGP rather than agpgart with.03:25
mjg59tritium: Really? That's kind of impressive03:26
tritium(reverse the order of those last 2 words)03:26
tritiumyeah, I was surprised03:26
jdubAndyFitz: yeah03:29
wasabi_Should I be discussing hoary array 3 in the #ubuntu channel or here? (i have a problem)03:34
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jbajdub, thanks for the tip on dsdt, I was disbelieving that all i had to do was cat the file to initrd but it worked04:11
tsengmako: that conference you mentioned...04:22
tsengmako: if you look at the speakers list, im already signed up for 2 talks04:23
srbakershit04:23
mjg59jba: Before Hoary, it ought to be possible to just copy your DSDT to a file and generate an initrd automatically04:23
srbakercan someone echo their /etc/hosts here for me?  i removed mine, and i forget the default values04:23
jbamjg59, i just didn't believe it could be that simple, but was happy when it worked04:24
mjg59jba: We aim to make it simpler :)04:26
mjg59Sadly, it's unlikely that we can make it automatic04:26
jbayeah i read on the mailing list04:27
jbasucks about the asl compiler04:28
jbaasl ? asml ?04:28
tsengmako: ping me back then04:28
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toresbehah, asl compiler04:32
toresbe"I'm slowly unrolling the loops.... ooh, an integer! Increase, increase, HARDER"04:32
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jbatoresbe, i don't get it04:46
danielscrikey -- http://home.iprimus.com.au/remfrey/juliette/images/Melbourne_under_water.JPG05:03
toresbebash.org/?5517805:04
toresbehahahaha05:04
jdubdaniels: wtf?05:05
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danielsjdub: that's down by the yarra, near blue train05:07
jdubSubject: [Bug 6117]   New: Xorg behaves unacceptably on mac mini05:07
jdub^ haha05:07
jdubdaniels: is that doctored?05:07
danielsjdub: wettest february day on record; large chunks of melbourne (including most arterial roads) are underwater05:07
danielsjdub: no, that was taken at lunchtime05:07
jdubouch05:07
jdubwettest february and it's only the 3rd05:07
danielsjdub: dude, the traffic announcements on the radio are taking like 20 minutes05:07
jdubhaha05:07
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tsengjdub: dude.. muine4life05:08
jdubhaven't quite got the hang of the workflow yet05:08
jdubi wish there was an "add everything and shuffle it" quick thingy for muine05:09
tsengPlay album, ctrl+a, enter, Ctrl+s05:09
tsengbut yeah05:09
tsengplaylist filling is on the Todo list, it will rock05:09
jdubahr05:09
tsengthink Party mode in itunes, but cooler05:10
danielsheh 05:10
jdubctrl-s is not shuffle05:11
jduboh05:11
jdubi need some new version05:11
jdubright?05:11
tsengya, > 0.7.005:11
tsengi believe.05:11
jdubi don't even have shuffle :)05:11
tsengwe need gtk-sharp205:11
tsengand then i can slap you some sweet muine love05:11
jdubbong05:11
tsengjdub: one sec05:11
jbajdub, do you use totem to play movies?05:12
tsengoh.. you cant install my bins05:12
jdubyes05:12
tsengi forgot.05:12
jbaand you got it it to use alsa, or esd ?05:12
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danielsjdub: (oh, and all access to tulla was blocked for a while, so flights were cancelled/diverted; the incoming road off the freeway was quite badly under water)05:13
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tsenghttp://getsweaaa.com/~tseng/muine/ has muine 0.8.0_pre1 debs05:13
tsengif anyone is interested ill put together newer ones w/ sources05:13
jbawe got hail stones the size of tenis balls las night05:13
tsengright now its just for personal use05:13
danielsmdz: ping05:13
jdubjba: both05:14
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tsengbluefoxicy: you will hurt with gentoo in 4G05:14
jbathen i must be doin something wrong :(, my totem just doesn't like alsa. i'll look into it later though.05:15
tsengbluefoxicy: my /usr is usually 2G, and 1G in distfiles05:15
bluefoxicytseng:  5G05:15
bluefoxicyFilesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on05:15
bluefoxicy/dev/hda1             7.5G  3.9G  3.7G  52% /05:15
tsengthat will be tight duder.05:15
danielsjdub: unfortunately it wasn't as spectacular as the last one, which was localised to a point which floods *really* badly; the SES sent boats down the Eastern Fwy to rescue people stuck in their cars.  although this did happen: http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,12128331%5E2862,00.html05:15
bluefoxicytseng:  /var/tmp/ is a tmpfs05:15
bluefoxicyI don't need any more than my static space05:15
bluefoxicytseng:  my biggest worry is 1) I lose ssp/pie for now, 2) I have to migrate thunderbird05:16
bluefoxicylast time i tried ubuntu, thunderbird couldn't see my mailboxes05:16
bluefoxicy(same /home)05:16
jbai've been using the same .evolution folder since it was evolution on fc105:17
bluefoxicymaybe I just need to steal thunderbird 1.0 from hoary05:17
tsengjdub: oh.. i think there is a curse on tomboy05:18
mdzdaniels: pong05:18
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danielsmdz: there are amd64 debs on concordia, could you please test them a bit?05:23
mdzok05:23
danielsmdz: also powerpc just building now on davis; i386 works for me05:23
mdzmore specifically where?05:23
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danielsall the configuration stuff should work fine too, although I haven't tried qemu05:23
danielsmdz: {concordia,davis}:~daniels/xorg05:23
mdzhas so much changed from the last release that it is necessary to test on all architectures before uploading?05:24
danielsmdz: can't hurt.  in particular, phenomenal amounts of the debconfiscation have changed, so if I can exercise that some more and get any really stupid bugs out of it before I upload, sweet deal05:26
tsengbluefoxicy: I need to work on getting that worked into an ubuntu kernel05:27
tsengbluefoxicy: pitti started with just grsec, which would really be enough for me05:27
bluefoxicytseng:  he didn't make an amd64 one afaik05:27
tsengbuild from source..?05:27
bluefoxicyo.o05:28
danielsmdz: (that being said, it worked in the configurations I could think of across my laptop and desktop)05:28
bluefoxicyI'm going to use h-d-s for it, built from source05:28
tsengok, have fun applying the patches by hand :P05:28
bluefoxicywhat patches05:28
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bluefoxicyit's on my /home partition05:29
mdzdaniels: at this point, if it fixes the dexconf bug, then it's better than what we have (for install and live CD testing)05:30
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danielsmdz: 'kay05:31
mdzI'm downloading them and will give them a run, but I don't think you should wait for me to finish05:32
bluefoxicy<Bluefox> i'm not very verbal05:32
danielsmdz: right, my own hard deadline to upload is about 4:05 (32min)05:33
mdzhow long does the i386 build take?05:33
danielson my desktop, 1:4305:34
mdzhmm05:34
mdzlamont: will that make the cloop build?05:34
danielswhich is an athlonxp 2400+ (2ghz clock), with 512mb ram and a pretty shit disk05:34
danielsdunno how fast it is on our buildds; i think around the 1:30 mark05:34
mdzwell, I can trigger those manually now05:34
mdzso the bigger question is whether it'll be in the archive when I go to sleep tonight05:34
danielswhich is how long?05:34
mdzprobably not much more than 4 hours05:34
makotseng: ok.. sounds you got it covered then :)05:35
jdubamu doesn't ship opencd stuff on gnoppix does he?05:35
mdzgnoppix is currently nearly identical to the hoary live CD05:35
danielsi'm going out the door (other house to clean up from flooding, power supply bits to hopefully get, pick up keys, hopefully an i845 as well) in 30min flat now05:35
jdubmdz: har05:35
danielsso it's going to be uploaded then, and 3:30 to get to the archite is pretty reasonable05:35
mdzjdub: ?05:35
mdzdid you mean the morphix-based gnoppix?05:36
lamontmdz/daniels: which package?05:36
tsengmako: yeah, one question for you however05:36
mdzlamont: xorg05:36
lamontoh.05:36
lamontlivecd build happens at 061505:36
lamontwhich means the binaries for it need to be there by 060005:36
makotseng: shoot05:36
tsengmako: there are ~100 cds here now05:36
tsengmako: 200 attendees05:36
jdubmdz: that was a misspelt "ahr"05:37
lamontxorg averages just over 1 hour, meaning that the source would need to be there by 043005:37
danielslamont: it's 0437 now?05:37
tsengmako: they said it took a few months to get the first batch, would it be possible to get some more by march 5th?05:37
mdzyep05:37
lamontdaniels: yep05:37
danielslamont: how do you feel about kicking a new build when ubuntu13 lands?05:37
danielsmdz: also, if you could test loading a configuration with 'Load "speedo"' still in it, I'd be indebted05:37
makotseng: yeah, no problem05:38
mdzbut since lamont has granted me the sword of pow^Wcloop-building, the daily cloop build deadline isn't so important05:38
lamontdaniels: I could slide it out 30 minutes, which should give you the time you need - will it be uploaded within the next 15 min?05:38
tsengmako: sweet dude, could you look up the info for eric andreychek, or should we put in a new order?05:38
jdubmdz: http://www.lacity.org/council/cd13/cd13press/cd13cd13press13227121_02022005.pdf05:39
jdubGARCETTI, GREUEL, WEISS: FREE OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE MEANS MORE POLICE ON THE05:39
jdubSTREETS COUNCIL BETS THAT OPEN SOURCE MOVEMENT CAN SAVE CITY MILLIONS05:39
jdub05:39
jdub"FOSS means more caps to pop in your ass."05:39
mdzthat's serious propaganda05:39
danielsjdub: represent05:39
mdzOPEN SOURCE FEEDS BABIES05:39
danielslamont: no05:39
mdzYOU DON'T WANT TO STARVE THE BABIES, DO YOU?05:39
danielslamont: it'll definitely be there within about 30min05:39
tsengopen source found me a new kidney05:40
mdzI woke up in a tub of ice and open source had stolen my kidney05:40
mdza conspiracy!05:40
tsengoh snap, i have a minor FOSS celebrity's right kidney05:40
lamontmdz: I could just schedule the build for 0710, which _should_ finish in time for the daily CD build of Kamion's05:40
mdzoh, that's in LA. rad.05:41
jdubhaha05:41
makotseng: i am happy to resend to anyone.. what i need is a message with (a) the email used to make the order (all the data up to date etc) (b) mention that it's a high priority (c) mention if that account has already recieved cds.. send it to mako@canonical.com and it'll be done in a heartbeat.. go out with the next shipment05:41
tsengmako: wonderful, thanks a metric ton and 3 quid.. or something05:42
makomdz: you want more cops?!05:43
jdubok05:43
jdubsomething is spiking cpu every 2s05:43
mdzjdub: so I guess I should trudge down to city hall and bring a stack of Ubuntu CDs05:44
jduboh05:44
jdub3ddeskd05:44
jdubbah05:44
jdubmdz: elite!05:44
makomdz: bring extra, i hear the police's ranks are swelling05:44
jdubmako: flanks, the police's flanks are swelling05:45
jdubmmm, doughnut05:45
jbahey jdub, does canonical have an aus office, or do you telecommute?05:45
jdubjba: the entire company telecommutes :)05:45
tsengjdub mdz .. there is a curse on tomboy, apperantly. the build dep is libpanel-applet2-dev.. mdz uploaded as libpanel-applet-dev, after I already effed it twice, and one miss-upload. im going to make it sit in the corner for being bad05:45
jdubjba: also, my house is the .au head office05:45
jbathat's what I love about the os model, everything is designed around the concept of detached, distributed development05:46
bluefoxicytseng:  inside Project Eden (a European dome city project), they try to avoid all references to christianity.05:46
jbajdub, cool05:46
tsengif either of you can help me rectify once and for all, thatd be rad05:46
jbayou get many ausies in here?05:46
jdubtseng: want me to do a quick fix?05:46
jbas/ausies/aussies?05:46
tsengjdub: yeppers05:46
danielsjba: a couple, yeah05:46
danielsjdub: it so is not05:46
jdubjba: heaps. australia provides roughly 10% of the FOSS development community.05:46
danielsjdub: melbourne 4 lyf05:46
tsengbluefoxicy: thats.. interesting05:46
makoMAKO BETS OPEN SOURCE MOVEMENT WILL SPELL BOON FOR DOUGHNUT INDUSTRY05:46
lamontmdz: unless you say otherwise, I'll let the cronjob run as scheduled, and you can kick it again when you want.  or Kamion can05:46
tsengjdub: give it a quick spanking also.05:47
tsengjdub: bad tintin05:47
jdubwe should so get a new icon for it05:47
YokoZarjdub: did you get a chance to look at winetools?05:47
tsengtomboy is the redheaded stepchild of ubuntu05:47
jbai'm from sydney myself. my first real oss influence was pptpclient and then mono, and monodevelop05:47
mdztseng: dude, aren't you supposed to be able to upload to universe now?05:47
tsengjdub: jimmac made one05:47
tsengmdz: i have to jump a hoop yet05:47
mdztseng: key?05:47
jdubtseng: yeah?05:47
tsengmdz: yes.05:47
jbajdub, the .au office is in melbourne or sydney?05:47
bluefoxicytseng:  they renamed christmas to "the season of gifts" to avoid christianity references inside an ecodome project named after the setting of the book of Genesis05:47
tsengjdub: yeah, ill go digging for it05:47
mdztseng: tried biglumber or debian?05:48
jbatseng, orph (in #mono) who wrote tomboy (iirc) reckons it targets gtk-sharp not gtk-sharp205:48
jdubjba: sydney, of course. melbourne is just a runt city.05:48
jdubjba: with delusions of grandeur.05:48
jbahehe05:48
tsengmdz: im planning to get the CoC and my key id notarized tommorow and mailed to mark05:48
jdubjba: we were talking about muine and gtk-sharp2 before05:48
makobluefoxicy: well, genesis existed a long time before christianity05:48
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jbajdub, melbourne has some devent developers in them, all that rain breeds a computer addicted society05:48
jdubtseng: notarised and mailed to mark?! :)05:48
tsengjdub: yeah?05:49
bluefoxicymako:  Lies, sega started in 1987  :)05:49
mdztseng: -0ubuntu4 uploaded05:49
jdubtseng: intense :)05:49
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tsengmdz: thanks again05:49
jbai can't even get totem to use alsa and the w32codecs, so I figured I'd leave muine for a while05:49
makojdub: dude, it's because then sabdfl will sign his key (and by doing so give elmo a heart attack)05:49
jdubmdz: argh, i was just uploading it05:49
jbathe kill mono app I reckon will be beagle... and monodevelop05:49
tsengjba: no.. muine is the one true god05:50
tsengyou will have no gods before muine05:50
jbai should try it, but linux +  multimedia is always so hard for me to figure out05:50
jbaand being married doesn't help either, hardly any time to commit to oss05:50
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daniels(15:48:33) ash - fuckin posers: btw abs is about to install some cheesy linux on my computer05:50
daniels(15:48:55) ash - fuckin posers: abs: it's ubuntu live (warty), no installing it, just a preview for ash05:50
jbaso what happened between warty and hoary that made the intro music disappear when i log in?05:51
tsengjba: muted alsa mayhaps?05:51
mdzdoes sound work otherwise?05:51
jbatseng, yeah I know that's the cause, but why did that change?05:52
jbaactually muted pcm in volume-settings applet05:52
jbaand muted master05:52
tsengjdub: http://primates.ximian.com/~jimmac/blog/2004/Nov/0105:52
jbawas asking more on a political level, than a techincal question, cause quite clearly warty wasn't muting alsa05:53
tsengjdub: mxpxpod had to do a bit of hacking to get the size right iirc05:53
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jbayou guys know that beagle can now filter tomby notes as well05:53
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jba?05:53
tsengyes, we did.05:53
tseng( i speak for the entire room btw )05:54
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daniels(i didn't.)05:54
jbai'm still waiting for zac to smoothen up his gtkmoxembed stuff for windows, so i can use beagle on my office desktoip05:54
mdzjba: there was a bug at one point which caused sound to be muted, and saved as muted to disk05:54
mdzjba: what does "debconf-show alsa-base" say?05:55
jba1 sec will boot it05:55
tsengjdub: see the last post on that page.. crack05:56
smurfixeh, cool -- start XMMS, xorg segfaults. That's a new one.05:56
smurfix... and of COURSE the problem goes away once I attach gdb to it. *sigh*05:59
tsengjdub: http://primates.ximian.com/~jimmac/blog/Artwork/LowresTomboy applies also05:59
jbamdz, it says "....on_shutdown: never autosave"05:59
jdubtseng: aha, now that's more useful (for applet and nicon)06:00
tsengyes.06:00
jdubtseng: let's do it :)06:00
mdzjba: sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-base, select "autosave always"06:02
jbamdz cool thanks will try it06:02
mdzotherwise it'll boot up muted forevermore06:02
jbasweet, it was that easy06:02
jbaobviously it was an unattended synaptic install all upgradeable packages that caused it06:02
danielslamont: uploading u13 now06:03
mdzthe package was buggy for some indeterminate period of time06:04
mdzand unfortunately the bad default setting was saved06:04
jbafuck, I did something to my alsa when i tried to install the restricted file formats06:06
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mdzah, hmm06:07
mdzdaniels: I won't be able to test amd64 at the moment06:08
mdzit's hosed due to that grub segfault bug06:08
mdz(half-installed)06:12
danielsmdz: ok, nevermind06:12
danielslamont: u13 upload finished, have at it06:12
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tsengjdub: mxpxpod already hacked in these icons.. i dont have his source packages around. =/06:14
YokoZarjdub: pong06:15
mdzdaniels: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg gets me 640x480 on my powerpc-behind-KVM06:15
mdzwhere previously it did 1600x1200 without complaint06:15
danielsmdz: hmph.  what does sudo ddcprobe say?06:15
mdzoem: ATI Radeon If06:15
mdzmemory: 0kb06:15
mdznoedid06:15
jdubYokoZar: yo06:16
YokoZarjdub: Get a chance to install winetools yet?06:16
mdz  xserver-xorg/config/monitor/horiz-sync: 30-7506:16
jdubYokoZar: nup06:16
YokoZarIt should be a point and click setup, though I'm not quite sure if the menu entry is in the right place.06:16
danielsmdz: if you reconfigure -plow you should be able to beat 16x12 into it; by the looks there's simply no way we can get ddc out of it06:17
danielsmdz: if ddcprobe ever succeeded, that means the kernel's regressed06:17
jdubYokoZar: ouch dude, gtk1.206:17
danielsmdz: (hm, 0kb.  are you on a laptop that you've suspended?)06:17
mdzdaniels: I believe that, but what used to happen was that it would ask me the mode question, I would select 1600x1200, and it would give me 1600x120006:17
mdzdaniels: no, powerpc desktop06:17
danielsmdz: righto.  will look into the not-prompting thing.06:17
YokoZarjdub: ?  I didn't write it, just packaged it.  I'm not sure why it's based around Xdialog06:17
danielsmdz: that being said, if you get to select your mode (i.e. configure with -plow), then it should write out a config file that will let you use it06:18
jdubYokoZar: it could be ported to zenity :)06:18
jdubthough xdialog doesn't explain gtk1.206:18
mdzdaniels: oddly enough, no06:19
mdzI went through 'advanced' and entered the sync ranges manually06:19
mdzand I still get 640x48006:19
mdzyou want config+log?06:19
mdzit didn' t write out the sync ranges I specified at all06:20
mdzmdz@max:/tmp$ grep -i sync /etc/X11/xorg.conf06:20
mdzmdz@max:/tmp$06:20
mdzSection "Monitor"06:20
mdz        Identifier      "Generic Monitor"06:20
mdz        Option          "DPMS"06:20
mdzEndSection06:20
danielsmdz: not really, if there's no sync ranges, then xserver-xorg/config/monitor/use_sync_ranges isn't set when it needs to me06:20
danielsi'll test this weirdo corner case here (replace ddcprobe with a very small shell script)06:21
jdubYokoZar: works with the debian menu06:22
YokoZarjdub: maybe it's time I upgraded to hoary, heh06:23
jdubdaniels: have to scroll so far to see the xorg changelog06:23
tsengi hit end and go back up06:24
jdubdaniels: i consider this a serious bug06:24
fabbioneROCKING!06:25
fabbionenow we even get the inotify preview patches!06:25
syn-ackI know that this is not an Ubuntu specific issue, but whats up with the ACPI bug that still not working right after kernel 2.6.6, iirc it was that worked fine.06:26
tsengsyn-ack: the what?06:26
tsengyou'll have to get alot more specific, or look upstream06:26
fabbionesyn-ack: we have a set of patches pending for it06:27
tsenghah, at least someone knew what he meant.06:27
syn-acktseng: Theres a bug in the kernel acpi code thats not updating correctly, so it wont show the correct battery status, in my case, I have to do something like brighten or dim my LCD for it to update.06:27
jbamdz, thanks mate, got my alsa sound working and rememberin it's last setting06:27
syn-ackfabbione: aha.06:27
syn-ackfabbione: man, I will SO beta that for you. :p06:28
jbaonly problem now is that totem says 'alsa device "default" is already in use by another program'06:28
tsengjba: esd running?06:28
jbadon't think so, how to check that?06:29
crimsunpgrep esd; lsof /dev/dsp*06:29
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tsengor more point and click, desktop -> prefs -> sound06:29
jbaaah the sound server, yeah it's running, and plays sounds06:30
tsengyeah um06:30
tsengnow desktop -> prefs -> multimedia systems selector06:30
tsengswap default output sink to esd06:31
crimsun[may I recommend polpyaudio instead? it doesn't hog the sound device by default, though you can configure esd to release it after a time period iirc] 06:31
tsengand try totem again.06:31
crimsunpolypaudio^06:31
jbatseng, that works, does using esd mean I06:31
jba'm still using alsa though?06:32
tsenggreat06:32
danielsmdz: i am fucking awesome.  fixed locally; thanks for the pointer.06:32
tsengjba: esd is using alsa06:32
tsengso indirectly, yes06:32
jbai though esd was for oss ?06:32
jbaanyhow never mind, thanks dude06:32
tsengwell, it might do oss emulation06:32
tsengbut its all alsa in the end06:32
crimsun(by default esd is configured to use ALSA's OSS emulation)06:32
jbacrimsun, polypaudio?06:33
tsengjba: you can turn off esd in that dialog i showed you, and in system selector you can pick straight alsa06:33
crimsunjba: esound's replacement down the road06:34
danielsmdz: with xresprobe rigged to fail, at high priority, we now prompt for the mode and write out sync ranges06:34
jbacrimsun, is esd the reason why people cant get software mixing of sounds ?06:34
tsengjba: no, esd is software mixing06:34
crimsunjba: actually it is06:34
tsengalsa doesnt do it on some hardware06:35
tsengwhich is why esd exists06:35
jbatseng, on the mailing list, and forums people have been claiming they can't06:35
tsengbut crimsun is a sound expert, so ill go shutup06:35
crimsunhardly an expert :p06:35
HrdwrBoBjba: they're probably confused06:35
tsengjba: then the app isnt using esd, id guess06:35
HrdwrBoBesd software mixes06:35
HrdwrBoBhowever you can't just open /dev/dsp again06:35
jbaHrdwrBoB, i don't know dude, I'm just trying to "learn from the community"06:36
crimsunjba: ALSA provides similar mixing capability in the form of an ALSA library-level plugin called "dmix", but it's far from complete, though "it works in most cases if you follow some constraints"06:37
jbacrimsun, yeah I read about that too, i'm trying not to stray too far from a default laptop installation06:37
jbatrying to convince guys at my office that linux is/ or will be in near future a viable platform option for us06:37
syn-ackjba: Why wouldnt it be now?06:38
crimsunjba: ubuntu has a fairly sane default config by using esd; if you plan to use recording capabilities, however, esd will present problems06:38
jbasyn-ack, crimsun: specifically because some of the hardware we use is not linux compatible06:38
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jbafor example my dsdt issue earlier this week.06:38
syn-ackjba: ouch06:38
jdubjba: easy fix though06:38
jbajdub, yeah easy fix for me, but I know linux06:38
jbaa windows only admin aint gonna belive me06:39
jdubjba: we can make that better, too06:39
HrdwrBoBesd->OSS emulation->alsa->hardware06:39
jbaI've been using linux for a while, and still didn't know about esd/alsa stuff either06:39
jdubmjg59: tune in if you're around06:39
jdubso what i'm thinking is06:39
jbas/a windows only admin/our windows only admin06:39
jdubif you put DSDT.aml in your /etc/mkinitrd,06:39
jduban additional mkinitrd script tacks it on the end06:39
jdubthus working forever06:39
jdubwith every kernel upgrade06:40
jbajdub, you'll need to have already compiled it though, that's the dirty part06:40
jdubperhaps06:40
jdubbut we can ship or provide those06:40
jdubin some other fashion06:40
jdubit's just a binary firmware issue, really06:40
jbaon bugzilla they were saying that shipping them may have copyright issues06:40
jdubas does shipping binary firmware06:40
jbabut hey, can I do this /etc/mkintrd perpetual kernel fix now ?06:41
jbaor is it not yet ready for that?06:41
jdubnot ready yet06:41
jbathe reason i like ubuntu is cause it has eye-candy and enterprise deployment/management potential06:42
jbait's just a matter of convincing this windows admin of that fact06:42
tsengthose things are certainly co-dependent06:42
fabbionejdub: we have a high probability to get inotify fixed06:42
jdubtseng: chuckle06:42
jbaevery time i have an issue with our network, hey says "cause your using that damn linux"06:42
jdubfabbione: rml's giving you the love?06:42
jbaeediot06:42
fabbionejdub: we are working together on fixing it.06:42
Treenaksjba: scary06:43
jbajdub, also from the list, YAST apparently lets you procide the path to the DSDT file, and it does the initrd tackinf for next reboot06:43
jdubnext reboot? ew.06:43
jbaew ? it's a laptop06:43
jbaprolly the same thing as your /etc/mkinitrd, except it allows the DSDT file to sit anywhere06:44
jduband makes you cruelly aware of it, etc.06:44
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jbahehe, well i would rather be aware of it, than have aboslutely no clue that it aint gonna work :)06:44
danielsmdz: ok, a few debconf cleanups done, but i hardly think they're important enough to warrant an ubuntu14 upload now06:45
jdubjba: it should just work, that's the point06:45
jbasometimes i think.. rather than change the people in my company's attitude that I would be better off changing my company06:45
jdubdaniels: i'm being bothered by hostinggeek about banning06:45
jbabut every company is the same (especially when you have a managed run time background).06:45
jbathey're either all java shops or all ms shops06:46
fabbione   * Move *.1 manpages to *.1x, a change that got lost from xfree86->xorg.06:46
=== fabbione larts daniels with a cluebat
danielsfabbione: look a little closer06:46
fabbionethat was done upstream06:46
danielsfabbione: in xfree86.cf, we remove AppManSuffix 1, which is why it gets forced to 1$(ProjectManSuffix) (i.e. 1x)06:46
danielsbut we didn't mirror the same change in xorg.cf, so AppManSuffix was getting forced to 106:47
fabbioneAHHHH06:47
danielsit was a side effect of not mirroring *all* the xfree86.cf changes to xorg.cf06:47
fabbioneGOTTA LOVE COHERENCE IN XORG06:47
fabbionesame shit as the fonts and the XF86CUSTOMVERSION06:47
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jbajdub, to be fair though, the DSDT issue isn't really linux's fault06:47
fabbionedaniels: did you remember to update all the manifest files?06:48
jbamanufacturers with buggy DSDT implementations really should be accountable06:48
danielsfabbione: yeah, plus *.install*06:48
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danielsfabbione: sailed through file on i386/powerpc/amd64 at least, and I made sure that ia64 and sparc didn't get damaged as well ;)06:49
danielsfabbione: yeah, the XF86CUSTOMVERSION thing is annoying06:49
danielsfabbione: xfree86.cf vs xorg.cf blows my mind.  why they still have two is amazing.06:49
danielsoh well, yay imake!06:49
jdubso mkinitrd has no ability to handle post-image-building customisation06:49
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dholbachmorning!06:50
jbawho's decision was it to ship pptp 1.5 with hoary, by the way? that was a good decision06:51
jbaso much better06:51
danielsfabbione: i've got the sparc iso now, but i've spent 26 of the last 31 hours doing xorg, xresprobe or l-r-m, so I'm not going to install it tonight ;)06:52
jdub"First Graphical LiveCD For The PowerPC By Gentoo"06:52
jdubon slashdot under games06:52
fabbionedaniels: i suggest you to wait anyway06:53
fabbionedaniels: Kamion is fixing the last bits in d-i06:53
tsengjdub: gentoo had a graphical livecd for ppc long before that one (or ubuntu)06:53
danielsfabbione: oh sweet06:53
fabbionedaniels: so the installation will be a breeze06:53
tsengjdub: so it may be accurate, but only by mistake06:53
fabbionedaniels: it's missing a new choose-mirror and a new d-i upload06:53
fabbionedaniels: all the rest should be there06:54
fabbionedaniels: otherwise you need to hack a bit manually06:54
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Treenakswhere can I find the list of natively-supported-by-Xorg ATIs?07:05
fabbioneisn't the madwifi driver in l-r-m?07:06
mdzyes07:08
fabbionehmmmm07:08
danielsfabbione: yah, why?07:11
danielsTreenaks: 'all of them'07:12
danielsTreenaks: in terms of 3d, anything up to r2xx (which is up to and including radeon 9250)07:12
fabbionedaniels: 610807:12
danielsfabbione: whoohoo ;)07:12
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bluefoxicytseng:  complete and total ass07:14
bluefoxicytseng:  I found the problem:  gentoo uses ~/.thunderbird, ubuntu ~/.mozilla-thunderbird07:14
bluefoxicywoh the hell or how the hell did that, I don't know07:14
tsengum, ok07:16
fabbionehumpf...07:24
fabbioneinotify -14 still doesn't fix the crash07:24
dilingerfabbione: what's w/ the push to get inotify in shape?07:25
fabbionedilinger: because we ship it? ;)07:25
fabbioneand it's the only critical bug for the kernel07:25
fabbione+ the amd64 ia32 emulation that is utterly broken in 2.6.1007:26
fabbione(and the debian patch does not fix it)07:26
dilingerright.  why do you ship inotify? :)07:26
fabbionedilinger: ask jdub :-)07:27
fabbione1t'5 t0t477y r4d07:27
dilingerheh07:27
fabbiones0 r4d 7h47 br34k507:28
tsengit will be totally rad when it works right07:28
fabbionetseng: it does.. it breaks when you remove a fs below it's monitoring07:28
fabbioneat least now i can a) reproduce b) debug07:28
dilingerjdub: is this to get rid of famd or something?07:29
tsengatm gamin doesnt work with inotify apperantly =/07:29
tsengbut that was part of it (beagle as well)07:30
fabbionetseng: they have been disabled since inotify is broken07:30
jdubdilinger: it replaces dnotify07:30
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dilingerjdub: right07:30
jdubfabbione: current gamin uses inotify07:30
dilingerjdub: that doesn't answer my question, though07:31
jdubdilinger: gamin, which replaces fam, uses inotify or dnotify07:31
dilingerok07:31
jdubdilinger: we ship inotify because it is a more scalable and less breakable interface than dnotify07:31
fabbionegiven that it works :-)07:32
bluefoxicyhuh07:35
bluefoxicywhat the. . .07:35
bluefoxicygtk-gnutella-0.95-2 from hoary universe07:35
bluefoxicyinstalls no binary?07:36
zenroxnoooo a reboot07:36
tsengbrace for impact.07:36
zenroxhehehe07:37
gustavormdz, hi matt07:38
mdzgustavor: hello07:38
gustavormdz, I believe there is a problem with uml-utilities package07:38
mdzthe problem with the uml-utilities package is that its maintainer is very busy ;-)07:39
gustavormdz, I see07:39
gustavormdz, I think it a very simple fix07:39
gustavormdz, should I file a bug in bugzilla? then you can have a look?07:40
mdzgustavor: debbugs is fine for uml-utilities07:40
mdzthanks07:40
dholbachis there any reason why a check in configure.in like COASTER_PKG_PATH_PROG([XML_CAT_PROG] , [libxml-2.0] , [xmlcatalog] ) wouldnt work in pbuilder? (for testing reasons i put libxml2-utils in depends and build-depends)07:41
mdzCOASTER_PKG_PATH_PROG is a custom macro, so it could have any number of problems07:42
mdzit looks like _maybe_ XML_CAT_PROG should not be quoted07:43
mdzbut it depends entirely on how COASTER_PKG_PATH_PROG is written07:43
bluefoxicyI can't07:43
bluefoxicyfriggin07:43
bluefoxicyget rhythmbox to do mp3s on this system wtf07:43
dholbachit works nice with  debuild  or in a normal ./configure && make && make install  run07:44
bluefoxicygimme a hint, what do I apt-get07:44
tsengbluefoxicy: install gstreamer0.8-mad or so07:44
dholbachbluefoxicy: it's on the wiki too07:44
tsengbluefoxicy: this is an faq bit07:44
tsengyes.07:44
bluefoxicythanks07:44
bluefoxicyI got like, gstreamer0.6-mad or something07:45
bluefoxicyso I was like 'Wtf I installed gstreamer mad'07:45
tseng0.6 is old old07:45
dholbachmdz: thanks... i found out, i could --disable-update-xml-catalog07:45
bluefoxicyi've screwed this system up already, wanted newer shit07:45
bluefoxicyI still want mozilla firefox but07:46
bluefoxicy  mozilla-firefox: Depends: libgnomevfs2-0 (>= 2.9.90) but 2.8.2-0ubuntu1 is to be installed07:46
bluefoxicytrying to steal hoary's for warty07:46
tsengyou cant do around installing half stuff from hoary07:46
bluefoxicytseng:  I have the hoary repository07:46
tsengyou have to backport it, or deal with the full upgrade07:46
tsengbluefoxicy: hoary doesnt have 2.8.2, duder.07:46
bluefoxicyexactly07:47
bluefoxicyit's simply not there07:47
zenroxya tseng  is right07:47
bluefoxicyso i'll have to wait a while :/07:47
tsengso stop screwing arund with a half upgrade07:47
zenroxjust go full bore dist-upgrade07:47
bluefoxicyhoary breaks07:47
fabbioneguys can we kindly move this topic to #ubuntu?07:47
jdubbluefoxicy: hoary breaks less than a halfbreed07:48
jdubbluefoxicy: this is really a #ubuntu issue07:48
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bluefoxicybai07:48
jdubhttp://spooky-possum.org/cgi-bin/pyblosxom.cgi/rewinddir07:51
jdubmdz: ^07:51
sivangMorning all07:54
mdzjdub: minii_fo is so fucked07:57
mdzI'd like to point out that this problem can't exist on the hoary live CD, but it's broken :-/07:58
mdzjdub: gentoo has had a powerpc livecd for ages, as far as I'm aware07:58
mdzjdub: first "graphical" live CD?07:59
jdubmdz: very confused news item, so it seems07:59
jdubminii_fo?07:59
mdz24 comments, 2 ubuntu mentions ;-)08:00
mdzmini_fo is the broken filesystem overlay module that the Warty live CD used08:00
jdubaha08:01
mdzwhich is surely responsible for weird readdir bugs08:01
jdub"but it's broken" was in reference to?08:01
mdzthe hoary live CD08:01
mdzno X at the moment08:01
jduboh08:01
jduboh right, broken for other reasons :)08:01
mdzbroken in more obvious ways08:02
mdzxorg/amd64 built08:02
mdzlamont: did you set Kamion up with cloop build access?08:03
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fabbionebah08:16
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fabbionelet's give acpi some love08:16
jdahlinacpi is in desperate need of it08:17
jdahlin(at least on my box)08:17
bob2everyone should just buy x40's08:18
bob2then they don't need to complain08:18
jdahlinis it even flawless on x40's?08:19
bob2jah08:19
sivangbob2: wowo, I should get one myself....how much does it cost from where you are?08:19
bob2too much08:19
bob2($au3400)08:19
sivangerrr08:20
sivanggrrr08:20
bob2down to $us1000 or so08:21
lifelessand its a uk one. for an aussie.08:21
dholbachhi sivang08:21
bob2you'll note I don't have any screen cracks, tho.08:21
lifelessbob2: you'll note my conspicuous absence of a pound symbols08:22
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jdubbob2: LOGICALLY you would NOT08:23
bob2hahahahahahaha08:23
pittiMorning08:23
dholbachhi pitti08:24
jdahlinI gave away a few ubuntu CDs to some chinese people today, they seemed very surprised that you could get them for free08:25
jdahlinone of them even asked if a license key was needed...08:26
sivangjdahlin: hehe08:28
sivangMorning pitti!08:29
sivangmorning dholbach 08:29
fabbione2.6.11 is gonna be out pretty soon....08:30
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dholbachmorning mvo_09:13
mvo_hi dholbach 09:14
sivanghey mvo_ 09:14
mvo_hi sivang 09:17
amujdub: gnoppix ships the opencd stuff also, cause its soo cool 09:19
jdubamu: :-)09:20
jdubamu: what did you ship on previous versions of gnoppix that is not in the ubuntu desktop or live seeds?09:20
sivangamu: yes, opencd is the coolest:)09:20
amujdub: another theme, the restricted drivers, and a lot of preconfigs   09:22
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fabbionemjg59: confirmed that the new ACPI fixes the battery status09:32
jdubamu: no extra apps?09:39
mdzgah09:40
mdzX still broken with ubuntu1309:40
jdahlinfabbione: just curious, what kind of issues?09:41
fabbionejdahlin: 580709:41
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fabbionethis is hoary09:42
Treenaksjdahlin: ASUS laptop?09:42
jdahlinTreenaks: fujitsu-siemens09:42
Treenaksjdahlin: I know asus DSDTs are known to be buggy09:42
Treenaksdunno about f-s09:43
jdahlinfabbione: okay, that's different from mine09:43
Treenaksgah! has ldconfig forgotten how to cache?09:43
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jdahlinguess I should file that one in bugzilla09:43
mvo_mdz: did you had time yet to look my changes for #5668 (apt-cdrom & authentication)?09:43
Treenaks"Setting up libx[something] " takes AGES.. for each of them..09:43
mvo_s/to look/to look over/ :)09:43
fabbionejdahlin: please test a hoary kernel before opening a bug09:44
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fabbionethat would be the first thing we would ask you to do09:44
mdzmvo_: only a bit09:44
amujdub: not defined now, i hope Luis helps    09:44
jdahlinfabbione: ok. I'm about to upgrade to hoary.09:44
mdzcurrently, my priority is to get the live CD un-broken09:45
mvo_sure, I don't want to rush you09:45
jdubamu: no, i mean, did you have extra apps on the previous gnoppix cds09:45
fabbionemdz: the next kernel will break the ABI..09:45
mdzmvo_: can you do an installation test using your patched apt?09:45
fabbionemdz: how much time do you want to fix the livecd?09:45
mvo_mdz: does that require building my own install cd?09:46
amujdub: nothing, which you can't get from archive or debian pool09:46
fabbionedaniels: are you still around?09:47
jdubamu: hrm, perhaps i'm not being clear09:47
Treenakshm... it's really ldconfig taking ages.. and re-doing whatever it does with EVERY package09:47
fabbioneTreenaks: you can't avoid that09:47
fabbioneand it is required09:47
jdubamu: did pre-ubuntu gnoppix releases have additional packages installed?09:47
mdzfabbione: daniels has probably passed out09:48
Treenaksfabbione: it used to be slow only the first time, and cached after that ("Hey! Libraries haven't changed, so I don't need to run!"-style)09:48
mdzand I now need to do what I asked for in the first place09:48
mdzwhich was to fix the trivial dexconf bug and leave the other things out09:48
fabbionemdz: want me to take a look?09:48
mdzfabbione: I know the bug and how to fix it.  it is just that daniels rewrote postinst at the same time, and introduced new bugs09:49
fabbioneah ok09:49
mdzso I am reverting -1ubuntu13 and applying only the fix09:49
fabbionemdz: ok. do you have the baz repo handy?09:49
amujdub: "pre-ubuntu gnoppix" ? we're talking about older, stable or upcomming versions?  09:49
fabbionehmm no.. daniels didn't commit to baz09:50
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jdubamu: older stable versions09:55
amujdub: sure, there are a lot of extra packages compared to our new or old liveCD09:59
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jdubamu: can you let me know what isn't covered by the packages listed in the live seed?10:01
jdubanyone have sid handy?10:02
jdubn/m10:02
Treenaksjdub: well.. yes.. why?10:02
jdubTreenaks: apt-cache search clear looks throw up anything?10:03
mdzKamion: awake?10:04
Treenaksjdub: mozilla-diggler - A set of URL manipulation utilities for Mozilla's location bar10:05
jdubTreenaks: thanks10:05
Kamionmdz: yo10:13
Kamionjust woke up10:13
sivanghey Kamion , morning10:13
mdzKamion: morning10:13
amujdub: sending you the packagelist for 0.6 and 0.7, gimme 1h      10:13
mdzwas just sending mail10:13
Kamionok10:13
jdubmdz: ok10:13
jduber10:13
jdubamu: ok, thanks10:14
fabbionejdub: can you try to install ubuntu-desktop on sparc? it should be working today :-)10:14
jdubfabbione: ok, will do later :)10:14
jdubin off-peak :)10:14
mdzKamion: I just uploaded xorg 6.8.1-1ubuntu1410:15
fabbionejdub: :-)10:15
mdzKamion: which needs to make its way onto a new set of live CDs at the earliest opportunity10:15
Kamionmdz: lamont did give me access to kick the cloop builds10:16
mdzKamion: lamont set you up with the capability to trigger cloop image builds, right?10:16
mdzgreat10:16
Kamionso if you want to go to sleep I can certainly shepherd those10:16
Kamionmight decide to do array 4 today, maybe10:16
mdzthat's my plan (sleep)10:17
mdzI'd like to do a combined install+live  release for array 410:17
fabbionemdz.sleep()10:17
Kamionmdz: yes, likewise10:17
mdzso if you can organize a round of live CD testing, or wait until I wake up so that I can do it, that'd be best10:18
fabbioneKamion: do you think it is reasonable to plan some sparc CD's AFTER array4?10:18
mdzI hope that -1ubuntu14 will at least get us back to array3.5 status10:18
fabbionemdz: i can help Kamion to test...10:18
Kamionfabbione: sure, can do10:18
fabbioneKamion: that would be awesome10:18
fabbioneanything i can do to help you there? or is it all DC located?10:19
Kamionit's all DC located10:19
fabbioneok10:19
mdzok, night all10:20
mvo_night mdz 10:20
mdzand good luck10:20
fabbionenight mdz10:20
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sivangnight mdz 10:20
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jdahlinIs xfree86 or xorg recommended for hoary?10:39
d3vic3W: Couldn't stat source package list http://archive.ubuntu.com hoary/main Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hoary_main_binary-i386_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)10:39
d3vic3anyone have an idead about that ? 10:39
fabbionejdahlin: hoary has xorg, but please these questions are for #ubuntu10:39
fabbioned3vic3: apt-get update10:39
mvo_d3vic3: have you called "apt-get update"10:40
d3vic3yes10:40
d3vic3still gives same error 10:40
fabbionecheck the sources.list10:40
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jdahlinfabbione: sorry, I just wanted to know which one was fully supported since I was given a choice10:40
d3vic3looks fine 10:40
fabbionehoary has no choise.. it is xorg by default10:40
jdahlinI got a dialog when upgrading.10:41
fabbionexfree is in universe -> not supported10:41
jdahlinah10:41
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d3vic3Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  MD5Sum mismatch10:46
d3vic3fabbione, sources.list looks fine, but still give that error 10:47
fabbioned3vic3: are you behind a proxy?10:47
fabbioneif so it's the cache that is broken10:47
d3vic3I use a firewall not a proxy 10:47
Kamionarchive.ubuntu.com's been randomly broken of late due to enormous load, I think10:48
Kamions/broken/out of sync/10:48
Kamiond3vic3: might want to try using a mirror instead10:48
d3vic3where is the mirror list? 10:49
HwolfThe one advantage Debian has over Ubuntu right now is the massive mirror infrastructure10:50
HwolfUbuntu would do well to get some mirrors up, and add them to the Hoary installer.10:51
Kamiond3vic3: either http://www.ubuntulinux.org/download/ or http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/Archive10:51
KamionHwolf: we *have* mirrors; I was vetoed from having the mirror question in the installer though10:51
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HwolfKamion. I've tried looking for the mirrors, but could only find 'download install cd' mirrors10:52
maswanKamion: The more user-friendly approach would be adding redirect support and let archive distribute the load among mirrors, IMO10:52
Hwolfkamion: How where they planning to cope if Ubuntu really takes of, then?10:53
maswanHwolf: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/Archive10:53
Hwolfmaswan: And what if the nearest archive selected by the installer is a massivly slow server? For debian I pick the university's server rather then my old isp's10:53
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KamionHwolf: vetoed => go talk to Mark :-(10:54
HwolfKamion: does he read the mailing list?10:54
Kamionmaswan: yeah, that might work ...10:54
Hwolf-devel, that is?10:54
KamionHwolf: yeah10:54
maswanHwolf: Then you have an incentive to google for ubuntu mirror10:55
KamionHwolf: though don't phrase it as "oi, Mark, ..." :-)10:55
Hwolfmaswan: I could. But every one of those 1300 people a day that read about ubuntu on distrowatch might not...10:55
maswanKamion: In my opinion, that's a better and more flexible approach than round-robin dns at least.10:56
maswanKamion: You can even do smart selection, given a smart server.10:57
Treenaksmaswan: http://www.globule.org/10:57
d3vic3Kamion, the mirrors give more errors 10:57
Hwolfhint: Make sure the master server's integrity is intact before rsyncing the mirrors. 10:59
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maswan Treenaks Yeah10:59
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HwolfAn issue I see is that hoary users will automaticly run a cronjob every day, so it can be assumed that load on the servers will increase.11:09
Hwolfdramaticly11:09
jdubamu: holy crap, the difference is huge11:22
KamionHwolf: yeah, that was brought up in one of the meetings at Mataro11:23
Kamionelmo: mind if I make up a Mirrors.masterlist.ubuntu out of whole cloth and the various wiki pages etc., for use in choose-mirror and base-config? I don't necessarily expect it to be totally current all the time, but it can be updated just before release and stuff11:24
fabbioneare we actually monitoring our mirrors to know if they are alive/in sync?11:26
amujdub: yes it is     11:26
Hwolffabbione: I'd hope so11:27
Kamionfabbione: I think that's one of the things elmo does; dunno11:27
KamionIIRC Debian have various automatic mirror monitoring scripts11:27
Kamionfabbione: ah, didn't realise there was a bug about the serial console thing, thanks11:29
fabbioneKamion: ehhe no problem :-) i submitted it as reminder.. nothing mor11:31
fabbionemore11:31
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jdubenrico: not yet11:43
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enricoI'd like to announce today the migration scheduled for monday: do you think you can make it so that monday everything is ready?11:45
jdubyep11:46
jdubsorry, busy day11:46
jdubwill do it tonight11:46
enricojdub: thanks@11:46
MithrandirKamion: did you get anywhere with the amd64 grub kernel stuff?11:49
KamionMithrandir: no further than I reported yesterday11:49
KamionMithrandir: I really have to concentrate on feature-freeze stuff now11:49
Mithrandirok11:49
Kamionhm, there were a load of d-i uploads last night to fix translation problems; I should probably go through and merge those11:49
Kamionhm, mdz broke X11:51
Mithrandirpitti: Debian is including http://arch.err.no/index.cgi/tfheen@idi.ntnu.no--2005/pkg-glibc--multiarch--0--patch-2?cmd=cs_new&file=debian/patches/99_multiarch-ld.dpatch in sarge.  How do you feel about we doing the same for hoary?11:54
Kamionhas that actually been uploaded to Debian yet?11:54
pittihmm, rpath...11:55
pittiMithrandir: I guess rpath is unavoidable for supporting several libraries with the same name (but different arch)?11:55
MithrandirKamion: will be when jbailey gets around to it.11:57
KamionMithrandir: he'll need to get a move on :)11:58
MithrandirKamion: vorlon was ok with accepting it last night on -glibc.11:58
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pittiMithrandir: what does default-rpath actually change?11:58
MithrandirKamion: I could just NMU glibc if you want. :P11:58
pittiMithrandir: the patch itself looks safe11:58
KamionMithrandir: heh11:58
Mithrandirpitti: default rpath is the hard coded search path in ld-linux.so11:58
pittiMithrandir: which is usually /lib, /usr/lib, etc?11:58
MithrandirKamion: you know, I almost NMU-ed glibc once, for a wishlist bug. ;)11:59
pittiMithrandir: and you want to add /lib64 etc.?11:59
Mithrandirpitti: yes, and this adds /lib/i486-linux /usr/lib/i486-linux and /usr/local/lib/i486-linux to that list.11:59
pittiMithrandir: hmm, from my POV this looks fine11:59
Mithrandiractually, not /usr/local yet.  That should be fixed.11:59
fabbionejdub: i think i have a temporary fix for inotify and usb interaction11:59
MithrandirKamion: though, that wishlist was "make a libc udeb" so it'd been appropriate. :P12:00
KamionMithrandir: oh yeah, *that*12:00
Kamionfabbione: choose-mirror fix making its way through katie/buildds now12:00
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Kamionsave it until you verify that it works :-)12:01
fabbioneyeah right... i am sure it will :-)12:01
fabbioneKamion: so after this we only have d-i missing....12:02
fabbioneat least to get trough phase1 without problems12:02
Kamionfabbione: right, I've got a sparc change pending there anyway so I'll do it once choose-mirror's in the archive. is your buildd running at the moment?12:02
fabbioneKamion: yes..12:02
fabbioneit will pick up choose-mirror quite soon12:03
fabbioneunfortunatly i need to wait jackass -> archive -> my local mirror syncs12:03
fabbionethat is approx 1 hour or more delay12:03
Kamionnp12:03
fabbionebut i will make sure choose-mirror is builded before allowing d-i12:04
KamionI have xorg to fix anyway12:04
fabbionei still have to find the time to start daily d-i build12:04
fabbioneyeah good luck with that ;)12:04
fabbionei am testing some kernel stuff here12:04
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Kamionfabbione: that may be an issue for CD builds, but not much of one12:04
fabbionebut i need to wait for you/mdz/dani with X first12:04
Kamionah, mdz reverted MANIFEST fixes which were needed for it to build; yay12:06
fabbioneAMEN12:06
fabbioneguys please don't fuck X too much.. it's a royal pain to allign MANIFESTS and stuff12:07
Kamionyeah, I know12:07
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fabbionetime to cook some food12:10
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Kamionoh wow, xorg has a file called debian/po/pothead12:17
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Kamionelmo: could I have accounts in davis/concordia's hoary chroots, please?12:20
Kamion(want to test-build xorg)12:21
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elmoKamion: done12:23
elmohalley too?12:23
fabbioneKamion: mind to put the diff somewhere? i can test sparc here and avoid another upload12:27
Kamionelmo: I have halley already apparently12:28
Kamionfabbione: it's not changed from -1ubuntu14 with respect to sparc; try that12:28
Kamionelmo: thanks12:28
fabbioneKamion: ok12:29
lifelesselmo: I'd really like to do amd64 debs for bazaar 1.2. Is there something other than your time holding up a bazaar chroot on concordia ?12:31
elmolifeless: that and that you keep making the mistake of saying it's "not urgent" every time you bug me about it :p12:32
lifelesselmo: it wasn't urgent .. but it gets more so as time goes bye ;p12:33
elmoyeah, ok, I'll do once I've finished figlet-of-death to pitti via bugzilla12:34
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pittielmo: ?12:34
Mithrandirelmo: you do figlets in bugzille?12:34
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Mithrandirs/e.$/a?/12:34
Kamionjesus, I can see why you lot call concordia BATTLESTAR12:34
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elmoKamion: :>12:34
elmopitti: set_conf_perms() in the postgresql postinst is EVIL12:35
fabbioneKamion: ehehhe12:35
fabbioneKamion: you should try building the kernel with -j 40012:35
fabbionetoo bad that it eats all the swap12:35
Kamionno thanks, that sort of thing scares me :)12:35
fabbionewith 300 you are ok :-)12:35
fabbionenahh i did it12:36
fabbioneit keeps up perfectly12:36
KamionI'm happy with build-xorg-while-you-wait12:36
elmoas opposed to while-you-grow-old-and-die?12:36
Kamionindeed so12:37
maswanKamion: out of curiosity, what hardware is it?12:45
Kamiondual "AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 250" 2.4GHz or so according to /proc/cpuinfo#12:49
maswanah12:50
Mithrandirthe 250s are ok12:50
Mithrandirnice, even.12:50
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maswan8 gigs of ram or so in it too?12:50
elmonah, it's just a porting box, no need for Gbs of RAM12:52
Kamionwell, it has Gbs, but only two12:53
elmoboxes with less than 2Gb of RAM are a crime against humanity12:53
Hwolfelmo: in which context?12:54
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=== Mithrandir throws some 64kbyte chips at fabio
=== Hwolf hugs his 512mb of pc2100 which make memtest crash before it properly starts.
infinityPeople take pride in the weirdest things...12:56
Mithrandirmemory sticks?  hah! new fad which will go away and we will return to the glorious times of chips which you bent the legs on when you inserted them and similar mind-numbingness.12:56
maswanwell, make -j 400 bzImage seems to only gobble up 4:ish gigs of ram for me12:56
Hwolfinfinity: I'm just too poor to afford new stuff. :-P12:57
maswanreal    1m56.753s12:57
maswanI had to try. :)12:57
elmomaswan: yeah, for some reason I only put 1Gb of swap on concordia12:57
elmoso it only has 3 total12:57
infinityHwolf : I haven't purchased any RAM in the last 10 years that didn't come with a lifetime warranty..12:57
fabbioneelmo: you can still add some more :-)12:57
infinityelmo : And this seemed sane at the time?12:57
maswanIt peaked at around 4.5 gigs used, I think12:58
Hwolfinfinity: true, but if i'd send it in, i'd be ram-less for a while. :-)12:58
elmoinfinity: *shrug* I didn't expect people to try make -j 400; and at the time I was installing it had I had no idea of it's true BATTLESTAR nature12:58
maswanWell, these are the same as the compute cluster, so that's the reason for 8 gigs of ram12:59
fabbioneelmo: i had the idea that you know me by NOW12:59
infinityelmo : Well, make -j 400 seems a bit ridiculous, but swap smaller than RAM makes the swap seem kinda pointless.12:59
elmoinfinity: eh, why?12:59
Hwolfinfinity: Why would a box swap while ram isn't full, anway?12:59
infinityelmo : If you're eating two gigs of RAM, you'll eat the next one pretty fast.  Of course, you need a fabbione to trigger this phenomenon, I suppose.01:00
maswaninfinity: the swap is there for stuff that isn't used, you want your working set in ram anyway01:00
infinitymaswan : Obviously, but some of us can't afford enough RAM for fabbione's tastes.01:00
maswaninfinity: Ah, well, in that case, yeah, lots of swap would be good.01:01
maswanTasks: 980 total, 280 running, 700 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie01:01
maswanMem:   8137444k total,  5097492k used,  3039952k free,   155280k buffers01:01
maswanand the machine is laggy but usable. neat. :)01:01
infinityThen again, I guess the usage of the machine matters.  Multi-user machine, constantly swapping out, acceptable.  Single0user machine, only ever one or two active tasks, you probably just want to see things get OOMed.01:02
maswanOh, well01:02
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Hwolfmaswan: best of luck. Presentations are fun01:03
maswanhttp://gmetad.hpc2n.umu.se/ganglia/?c=Sarek&h=mupp-m.hpc2n.umu.se&m=&r=hour&s=descending&hc=401:03
maswanmake -j 400 and the second peak is make -j 160001:03
Mithrandirmaswan: good luck. :)01:04
maswanNot much of a difference. :)01:04
maswanThanks01:04
infinitymaswan : i don't recommend ever listening to fabbione's suggestions again. :)01:04
infinitymaswan : Also, the luck thing.  Break legs and all that.01:04
fabbionenobody should by defalt :-)01:05
infinityfabbione : That quote will haunt you.  I guarantee it.01:05
fabbioneinfinity: eheheh01:06
fabbionemaswan: Uptime: 91 days, 20:4601:06
fabbionewhat about doing a few tons of security updates on that box?01:06
Hwolffabbione: good piont. :-)01:07
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Hwolffabbione: be good!01:10
fabbionenah i would never do stupid stuff like hacking other people boxes01:10
fabbioneit's really STUPID01:10
Hwolffabbione: I think most of the people present realise that. :-)01:11
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fabbioneHwolf: never assume anything in here.. 01:13
fabbioneelmo assumed that nobody was going to do a -j400 on concordia :)01:14
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Hwolffabbione: outside of my working hours, I treasure my assumptions01:19
pittisjoerd: I'm at rewriting pmount-hal in C01:23
pittisjoerd: now it uses 0.2 sec instead of 2.7 :-)01:24
jdubpitti: zoooom!01:24
pittijdub: calling hal-get-property repeatedly was a massive slowdown01:24
jdubthat'll be a nice boost in response time01:25
Hwolfpitti: am I hearing faster ubuntu here? 01:27
pitti:-)01:27
Hwolfjust curious, do you have any target-system that you'd expect ubuntu to be smooth on?01:27
darklightfabbione dong01:31
Kamionplease don't make me think about fabbione's dong; I was about to have lunch01:32
infinityI hope it wasn't a bratwurst.01:32
pittihey, Bratwurst is goood stuff01:33
infinitypitti : Not when you associate it with fabbione's dong, it ain't.01:33
sivangKamion: hehehe01:33
fabbionedarklight: ?01:33
thom_mjg59: if laptop-mode-tools is up to date, sure we should use that01:35
sivanganybody has any idea how to make irssi act as a proxy? net latency is killing me :)01:35
sivangthe instrcutions on the site are rather, brief 01:35
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sivang(an unworking)01:36
elmosivang: http://www.garion.org/irssi/irssi-proxy.php01:36
thomis madwifi in the kernel or in l-r-m?01:37
elmosivang: basically, /load proxy and then set irssiproxy_ports and irssiproxy_password variables01:37
elmosivang: then check it's listening on the port(s) you chose with netstat01:37
sivangelmo: did that, it's listening, still no go :-/01:37
elmohow do you mean? how are you trying to connect?01:38
sivangelmo: but thanks for that doc, much more clearer then irssi's ones :)01:38
sivangelmo: listing the server which irssi-proxy runs on as the chatnet server, and changing the port01:38
sivangelmo: then attempting autoconnect on startup from my local irssi client01:38
rubenverm01:38
rubenvam i reading right01:38
rubenvor does he connect to the same port 4 times?01:39
mjg59thom: l-r-m01:39
mjg59thom: #6111 as well01:39
rubenvi thought you needed a seperate port per irc net01:39
sivangelmo: should I be quitting irssi on the server after loading the module? 01:39
Kamionfabbione: where's my choose-mirror_1.06ubuntu3_sparc.udeb, eh? :)01:40
rubenvsivang: detach it from screen i think01:40
fabbioneKamion: in the queue01:40
sivangelmo: looks like your doc is very nice, I'll give it a try then come back and bother again if I don't successed :)01:40
elmosivang: it's not my doc dude, it's just something thom pointed me at01:40
sivangelmo: ok, then thanks to you and upstream to thom and to the one who wrote it :)01:41
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dholbachbye guys... i'm off01:52
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darklightvolleys to everybody02:01
darklightI would like to propose some project I regard the Kernel team02:01
Mithrandirlamont: is avifile in PaS?02:03
fabbionedarklight: speak up :-)02:04
elmo%avifile: i386                                                        # i386 Win32 DLLs needed/executed02:04
elmoMithrandir: P-a-s is available on cvs.d.o btw02:04
Mithrandirelmo: we use the same PaS?02:04
infinitydak/srcdep02:04
infinityMithrandir : Yes, elmo syncs it from time to time.02:04
infinityHence the appearance of amd64 all over Debian's P-a-s. :)02:05
Mithrandirah, ok.02:05
Mithrandirgoodie02:05
Mithrandirelmo: I'll stop harassing you and lamont about that, then. :)02:05
fabbionethom: l-r-m -> daniels please02:09
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thomfabbione: fix bugzilla; i just reassigned to default owner02:12
fabbioneah crap02:13
fabbioneKamion: choose-mirror is building now02:15
Kamionta02:18
darklightbeyond trying it gets bug in sources i would want to create a guide where they come listed to all the new functionalities of the kernel02:19
darklightto say the truth they are the two guides. one for the bug and an other for adding drivers or to new functionality02:22
fabbionedarklight: so you want to produce documentation, right?02:22
Kamionperhaps that kind of guide would fit better in kernel upstream than in a distribution-specific context?02:23
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rcaskey__yeesh, this week is the week of the Ubuntu live cd02:27
rcaskey__everyone wants to have their name on it02:27
Kamionc'mon, halley, build X damnit02:29
fabbioneahha02:29
fabbioneit will take ages there if you don't have ccache02:30
Kamiondavis and concordia finished ages ago, and halley started first by some distance02:30
fabbioneyeah02:30
fabbionesame with the kernel02:30
fabbioneia64 is teh sux02:30
thomconcordia > * ;-)_02:30
fabbionethom++02:30
thomfabbione: see the "please update ipw2100 to 1.0.2" post?02:32
fabbionethom: which mailing list?02:34
thomu-d02:36
thomi think02:36
darklightclearly it is remained in the context of ubuntu even if it is remained in the sphere of linux. The scope is to make to choose if and when to dawn just kernel based on the functionalities of the new releases02:36
fabbionethom: ipw2100            | 1.0.2                      | ok     | 13/12/2004   | http://ipw2100.sourceforge.net/02:37
fabbionethom: people don't even know what they are running :-)02:38
fabbione+ they should really use bugzilla02:39
thomheh02:39
fabbionei have way too many ml02:40
fabbioneKamion: choose-mirror_1.06ubuntu3_sparc.changes ACCEPTED02:45
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fabbioneafter this fight with kernel boot options i can easily set it up to disable your browser from accessing bugzilla.u.c and bitch me02:47
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mjg59fabbione: The mail actually asks for 1.0.402:48
lamontfabbione: did we get -14 yet?02:49
elmoARE WE THERE YET?02:50
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Hwolfelmo: I'm still here, sorry02:51
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thommjg59: 2, 4. same odds :-)02:51
mjg59Haha02:51
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mjg59Arse, late02:51
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Mitariomvo_, pingping ;)03:00
Mitariolo everyone03:00
fabbionemjg59: yeah but it claims we run 0.55 :-)03:01
fabbionelamont: i can't upload until X is fixed and LiveCD built on top of it03:01
Hwolffabbione: is there anything we can expect from X on the short term? any droolishly good stuff?03:13
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mvo_hi Mitario 03:16
mvo_welcome back :)03:16
Mitariohi :)03:16
Mitarioty!03:16
Mitariobleh my xchat periode has ended on XP, now I have to use mIRC :/03:17
fabbioneHwolf: you should ask daniels ;)03:17
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pittifuck, why does my computer crash when I remove my USB stick?03:23
pittifaaaaaaaaaaabio!03:23
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rubenvpitti: same problem here03:25
rubenvmy guess:03:25
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rubenvlinux kernel freaks because of lost device with unflushed buffers03:25
rubenvthis should be done more gracefully03:25
rubenvif only I were a kernel hacker03:25
pittithat never happened before03:25
infinityMitario : Try Bersirc -- http://bersirc.free2code.net/03:25
pittirubenv: I inserted and removed my USB stick so many times, it always worked without crashing03:26
rubenvpitti: i know03:26
rubenvexactly the same here03:26
rubenvbut probably yu were always lucky not having unflushed buffers03:26
rubenvin fact you should unmount first03:26
pittirubenv: I did03:27
pittirubenv: in fact this happened during "pumount"03:27
fabbionepitti: it's inotify.. i am working on it03:27
smurfixpitti: for me, just unplugging works 95%, the other 5% -- ouch03:27
pittifabbione: ah, ok03:27
elmois inotify utterly critical for us?03:27
rubenvelmo: yes :)03:27
fabbioneif you start monitoring the mountpoint or anything in it.. BUUM03:27
pittifabbione: this sucks really hard, doesn't it03:27
fabbionepitti: 543103:27
rubenvelmo: unless you want FAM back ;)03:27
fabbioneand i have a workaround for it that i can't even upload now03:27
pittinoooooo, no fam03:27
fabbioneelmo: upstream is working hard to fix the problem.. 03:28
fabbionewe exchanged 20 mails/patches only yesterday03:28
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fabbionenow i am going to make it a boot option as workaround03:28
rubenvit should be mentioned that inotify is very young and already very impressive technology03:28
fabbioneso you can disable inotify if the machine freezes03:28
Mitarioinfinity, ah thank you very much :)03:29
infinityMitario : 1.4 is pretty full featured, but closed.  2.x is a rewrite as Free Software.  Take your pick.  Both work.03:29
fabbionewho run 686 kernels here and have the usb crash problem?03:30
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pittik703:31
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Mitariois 2.x the same as 1.4? or does it still need some cleanups03:31
fabbionerubenv: any binary driver like nvidia or ati?03:31
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Mitario[1] ok ;)03:31
rubenvfabbione: yes, nvidia03:31
pittifabbione: I don't have a binary driver03:31
Mitario[1] hmm, UI is a bit slow/weird though ;)03:31
fabbionerubenv: if you can temporary use the nv driver in X i have a test kernel for you03:31
fabbionepitti: i didn't build k7 :-)03:32
fabbionepitti: gimme a few and i will do03:32
pittifabbione: ah, I thought it was a poll for diagnostics03:32
fabbionepitti: no.. i have test kernels...03:32
fabbionebut i did build only 686 :-)03:32
rubenvfabbione: I'm pretty constained to nvidia, unless I only wanna use a small part of my screen03:32
rubenvalso I don't have a USB stick here at the moment03:33
maswanfabbione: Well, if debian had had proper security updates for the kernel...03:33
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rubenvbut If you'd like, I'll test it tonight03:33
Kamiondamnit03:33
fabbionemaswan: they do...03:33
Hwolfmaswan: debian is about the safest thing out there, or should be03:33
maswanfabbione: I haven't seen a kernel dsa in ages03:33
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Mitario_allright03:34
Mitario_1.4 works better :)03:34
infinitymitario : 1.4 is much better, yes.03:34
Hwolfmaswan: official woody uses an ancient kernel, remember?03:34
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fabbionemaswan: so what? did you ever check 2.6.10 changelog recently?03:34
infinityMitario : Though, if you feel the urge to contribute to a project that's not XChat/Win32, then Bersirc 2.x is it.03:35
Mitarioyeah03:35
Mitariowell, just needed an irc client other then mIRC :)03:35
Hwolfxchat blows mirc out of the water, imho03:36
fabbionepitti: so how do i reproduce that crash? insert an USB device and unplug it without umount?03:36
pittifabbione: for me it just happened during pumount03:36
rubenvfabbione: that's how i do it03:36
pittifabbione: but it's a gamble, most of the time it just works03:36
pittifabbione: it happened only twice today for me03:37
maswanfabbione: No, not really. I know that the kernels have serious holes, yes. But the half point of running a distribution is to get security upgrades, not having to track development for issues that might turn up and then do trial-and-error for compatibility.03:37
infinityHwolf : And it's also time-limited shareware on Win32.  Hence Mitario's search for something else.03:37
pittifabbione: while i mount/umounted about 50 times (new pmount version...)03:37
fabbionepitti: ok....03:37
Hwolfinfinity; win32 makes me shiver, please don't do that to me.03:38
fabbionerubenv: ok.. i can test that03:38
Kamiondaniels: ok, I'm uploading an xorg which should actually build on all architectures, unlike -1ubuntu14, but doesn't have the changes in -1ubuntu13 that mdz reckons broke the live CD. I'll leave you to resolve the differences :-(03:38
rubenvfabbione: i'll bug you tonight if I find a USB stick03:38
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zulhey03:38
fabbionerubenv: i might not be around.. you can test this kernel: people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/linux-image.....03:38
fabbionehey zul03:38
Kamiondaniels: The only diff from -1ubuntu14 to -1ubuntu15 that wasn't part of your previous upload is removing tdfx_dri.so from MANIFEST.ia64.in; you can throw away that change once you start building it on ia64 again, as I'm sure you know.03:39
rubenvfabbione: ok, it's on my list of things to do when feeling bored & destructive03:39
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fabbionerubenv: there is no binary nvidia for that kernel.. so that you know03:40
rubenvfabbione: i can live with that for testing purposes03:40
fabbioneok03:40
elmod3vic3: 03:40
elmo?03:40
d3vic3yes03:43
d3vic3elmo, 03:43
maswanfabbione: btw, this is one of the reasons for wanting to move to ubuntu, since I've so far gotten security upgrades for my laptop, unlike my desktop which runs woody, or having to handle unofficial sid snapshots in the amd64 case.03:43
elmod3vic3: these python2.4 simpy packages are empty?03:44
jbaileyIs our Lintian package toold for Ubuntus section names and such?03:44
d3vic3empty ?03:44
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Kamionjbailey: yeah, I did that a little while back03:45
RainMoodsHi all03:45
jbaileyKamion: Nice, thanks.03:45
RainMoodsUpgrading to hoary broke my system... Can anybody help out?03:45
jdubRainMoods: #ubuntu would be more appropriate03:45
RainMoodsThis is the error I got: Failed to start message bus: failed to read directory: "/usr/lib/dbus-1.0/services" No such file or directory03:46
RainMoodswould #ubuntu be more appropriate? They just pointed me to this channel :o(03:46
Hwolfjdub, it'd be good to have someone help him track down what went wrong and file a good bug, right?03:46
elmod3vic3: there's nothing in them, except for the /usr/share/doc/$pkg/ directory03:46
d3vic3ok, I'll check 03:47
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fabbionepitti: building k7/686 now...03:47
Mitariobrb03:49
zulfabbione: for the phpacpi patch do you want me to send it as a dpatch from now on?03:49
fabbionezul: it's already part of another upstream patch i did include to get battery status working again03:50
fabbioneno need to update it anymore03:50
zulk03:50
fabbioneohohohohoh NEW D-I03:50
zulbut for any other patches would a dpatch do?03:50
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fabbionezul: dpatch is fine but you need to name it properly.03:51
zulk03:51
zulwhat would you prefer the naming scheme?03:51
fabbionezul: stolen_from_head when they come from upstream and they need to apply after the last stolen-from-head_ and before the first external patches03:51
fabbionezul: the one that it is in use now03:51
zulk03:51
fabbioneso that each major release we can just trash stolen_*03:51
fabbioneand rediff the others03:52
zulgotcha03:52
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fabbionealso, if the patch depends on another one, i need to know that03:52
fabbionespecially if we need to drop something03:52
Treenaks3 xorgs in 1 day.. is this some kind of record?03:53
elmoit's certainly not a good one03:53
elmoI'm going to come up with some kind of bandwidth-o-meter that electrocutes developers if they upload something that'll cause more than 200Mb of traffic in a day 03:54
fabbionei don't think i never uploaded X that much.. max twice iirc03:54
fabbione;.(03:54
fabbioneelmo: does that mean that you will upload the kernel from now on?03:54
fabbioneiirc that's around 500Mb?03:54
elmoyes, I know, and it sucks03:55
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rubenvhurray for pkg diffs :)03:55
fabbioneok USB remove without umount crash reproduced03:57
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rubenv:-)03:58
pitticarlos: ping04:01
carlospitti: pong04:01
pitticarlos: anything wrong with Rosetta?04:01
pitticarlos: I tried to upload a new pmount pot two times now04:01
pitticarlos: it just doesn't appear04:01
carloshmm04:01
carlosjust a second04:01
carloswe changed the way we import them04:01
fabbioneGO AND DIE INOTIFY!!!!!04:01
jbaileyNice rhyme. =)04:02
Treenaksjbailey: we need cheerleaders to chant it!04:02
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rubenv*gogo rml*04:03
jbaileyelmo, mdz: I split off the plugin into nagios-radius-plugin, since adding 40k of code grafted on was less painful than 20 lines of configury and Makefile.  I have both packages here.  Do I need to do anything special, or just upload them?  (I don't see any mention in the wiki of things like ITPing and such)04:03
fabbionerubenv: you know that it is inotify crashing your machine when you unplug the USB stick?04:03
elmojbailey: just uploading is fine04:04
rubenvfabbione: yes, but i rather carry around my laptop to transfer data then use fam :-)04:04
Treenaksfabbione: don't do that then :P04:04
lamontfabbione: -14: ok.  sigh....  I want a new kernel right after array 4 then... :-)04:04
fabbionelamont: i can't upload.. really.. i have an ABI change04:04
fabbionethat i really cannot avoid04:04
zulfabbione: oh yeah that libata bug (6109) do you want to take a crack at it04:06
lamontfabbione: yeah, I understand.04:06
lamontit's not like ia64/live was working before this either... :-(04:06
fabbionezul: i already imported some libata updates a while ago.. just double check them.. it would be great :-)04:06
zulk04:06
lamontKamion: an ia64 install disk is probably useful for array 4, live need not ship04:06
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carlospitti: fixed04:10
carlospitti: and imported04:10
carlospitti: thanks for the report04:10
fabbionepitti: 5431 is an update04:10
fabbiones/is/has04:10
pitticarlos: okay, then I can upload the new POs now?04:10
carlospitti: some of them where already uploaded and imported04:11
carlos /s/where/were/04:11
pitticarlos: well, I tried, but they did not appear04:11
carlospitti: should be there now04:11
carlospitti: but you can import them again if you want04:12
pitticarlos: yes, indeed. everything is there now. THanks!04:12
carlospitti: np04:12
pittifabbione: oh, thanks for the workaround04:13
fabbionepitti: i am uploading a kernel for you to test04:13
danielsKamion: blah.  thanks.04:13
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fabbionenothing special.. you can just boot with 'noinotify' and it will work via dnotify04:14
pittifabbione: we shall test this?04:14
pittifabbione: so the next kernel will not have inotify?04:14
fabbionepitti: yes. not everybody needs noinotify04:15
fabbioneyes it will as the old ones04:15
fabbionebut you can disable it at boot04:15
fabbioneas an option04:15
fabbioneupstream is still working on a real fix to the problem04:15
pittiokay04:15
fabbione-13 that was released yesterday was not even capable of booting the kernel04:15
fabbioneanf i got -14 this morning 2 hours before kernel.org04:16
fabbione:-)04:16
fabbionesorry inotify -13 and -1404:16
jdubfabbione: cool, glad rml is playing04:19
jdub(i, um, kinda pinged nat about it...)04:19
fabbioneapparently i was the only one reporting bugs/patches to him04:23
fabbioneand we are the only distro with inotify 04:23
fabbioneat least...04:23
rubenvfabbione: don't forget gentoo, they throw in everything04:23
fabbione>I am not 100% sure if Jeff Waugh got in touch with you, but we (as ubuntu)04:24
fabbione>> are having a problem with inotify (even if damn proud to ship it).04:24
fabbioneAnd I am very, very happy that you guys ship it.  ;-) 04:24
fabbionerubenv: well.. pointless if they don't report problems to upstream04:24
zulheh gentoo04:24
Treenaksfabbione: gentoo does not have bugs!04:25
Treenaksfabbione: bugs don04:25
rubenvfabbione: gentoo users are used to breakage, they just wait ;-)04:25
Treenakst exist if you build from source04:25
fabbioneTreenaks: right.. they build with -ONOBUGS04:25
jdubfabbione: atm, we are04:25
Treenaksfabbione: yeah..04:25
fabbionerubenv: another reason for not using gentoo04:25
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fabbione;)04:26
zulfabbione: damn straight04:26
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fabbioneno.. that's wrong...04:26
=== fabbione is evil but tries hard not to be
fabbionezul: does gentoo use inotify?04:27
zulfabbione: not that i know of i dont think so04:27
fabbioneok04:27
zulits kind of a policy of gentoo not to have cvs type software in their tree04:28
zuler..cvs quality04:28
zulwell there is04:29
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zuldevs get pissed if they break their tree...anyways04:30
fabbioneeheh04:31
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pittiahem, this time I did not even try to umount/remove the usb stick...04:53
fabbionepitti: the kernel is on people04:55
fabbionein my home04:55
pittinice, thanks04:55
fabbionepitti: boot with noinotify option04:55
fabbionehave fun04:55
pittiwell, exactly now I finished the last pmount/gvm test :-)04:55
pittielmo: please sync pmount 0.7-1 from incoming04:58
mjg59fabbione: Good news about the acpi stuff04:59
fabbionemjg59: tested here.. it works and fix the battery problem04:59
mjg59Yeah05:00
mjg59It ought to solve some other issues, too05:00
fabbionegood05:00
fabbionei managed to hunt down the USB storage problems today05:00
mjg59Excellent05:00
mjg59Things are looking in pretty good shape05:01
fabbionenext will be to sacrifice jdub as virgin to get it fixed05:01
mjg59I've got some Sony hardware that I'm going to play with now05:01
mjg59Need to find a working CD drive first, though05:01
fabbionemjg59: still missing ALSA and some other USB stuff05:01
elmopitti: is it urgent?05:01
pittielmo: well, not really05:01
mjg59fabbione: Pff. Nobody needs them.05:01
mjg59(cough)05:01
fabbionemjg59: ehehhehe05:02
pittielmo: but sabdfl wanted me to upload new versions to Ubuntu no later than to Debian05:02
pittielmo: I can as well upload a -0ubuntu105:02
fabbionei am seriously thinking to backport all of alsa and usb back to 2.6.1005:02
elmopitti: besides it's a new upstream version05:03
elmopitti: you'll need to do the usual UVF procedure05:03
pittielmo: already ack'ed05:04
pittielmo: mdz agreed to put new pmount fixes into new upstream versions since I'm upstream myself05:04
elmook, well please leave it for now; I want to talk to mdz about how we should handle this05:05
pittiokay05:05
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fabbionecp: cannot stat `debian/tmp//usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/tdfx_dri.so': No such file or directory05:07
fabbioneargh.. not even a MANIFEST check....05:08
Kamionfabbione: mm? I'm fairly sure I fixed that bit on ia6405:08
Kamionin -1ubuntu1505:08
danielsKamion: u15 is still ftbfs05:08
fabbionewell it failed on the buildd05:08
Kamiondaniels: crap05:08
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fabbioneok please no ubuntu16 today ok?05:08
Kamionsigh. I fixed that, damnit.05:09
Kamionfabbione: at this point, array 4 can wait05:09
danielsKamion: don't worry about it.  i'm about to go to bed (well, back to bed; for some reason I had a compulsive urge to go and check the build logs etc), so if you give me a few hours to catch up on sleep, I'll do u16 later on.05:09
fabbioneKamion: i am afraid so...05:09
danielsand this time, we can give it the testing it needs.05:09
daniels'night all05:10
Kamiondaniels: yeah, it was worth a try; at least mdz will have his live CDs, since this one built on amd64/i386/powerpc05:10
tsengbye daniels.05:10
fabbionedaniels: please try not to destroy sparc.. it's almost friday :-)05:10
zulnight daniels 05:10
Kamionand, since that was basically the mandate I got this morning ...05:10
tsenglamont: when you get up would you mind telling me what happened with tomboy-0.3.1-0ubuntu4, upload was accepted yesterday but no log05:11
fabbioneKamion: since we are delaying array4, would it be reasonable to try (just once and for the sake of it) to build a sparc cd?05:11
Kamionfabbione: there's a fair amount of infrastructure to set up (mirroring sparc.ubuntu.com onto little, for a start), but I'll see what I can do05:12
fabbioneKamion: than no.. stop here05:12
fabbioneno need to spend time on it05:12
fabbionei tought it was something simple05:12
Kamionelmo: so ... can you remind me what the problem with --copy-links in little's anonftpsync was?05:17
Kamionelmo: oh, was it dists/*/main/*installer-*/current05:17
Kamion?05:17
elmoyeah05:17
elmoand you need --copy-links for pool/ because of the games I play with components05:18
elmos/and/but/05:18
Kamionright, that was why I added it05:18
Kamionhm. the problem is, your version is "mirror everything but the indices, then mirror everything (including indices)"; I can't just add it to the second run since that would probably overwrite the current symlinks with copies05:19
Kamionsorry, just to the first run, I mean05:19
Kamionoh, and what's the "--exclude complete" for?05:19
elmothat's a bug05:19
elmoit's something from hoglet era05:19
Kamionok, I'll trash that05:20
elmoI just used that anonftpsync two-pass thing 'cos it's what I had handy, you don't necessarily need it05:20
elmoyou could turn it into one pass of everything, and then a second pass of pool/ only with --copy-links or so05:20
elmothe two pass of anonftpsync is designed so that the mirror's never inconsistent (in theory); I guess that's not an issue for you05:21
Kamionand maybe no --delete on the second pass; that would avoid consistency problems, wouldn't it?05:21
Kamionwell, it is an issue I think, I'm not locking on Archive-Update-in-Progress or anything05:22
Kamion(and can't really, since it's remote)05:22
elmoI meant consistent locally; I don't think we can address the issue of you catching archive.u.c mid-mirror05:23
Kamionok, I'll try that two-pass rearrangement out and see what happens05:24
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jbaileyfabbione: Am I on crack?  I swear I saw the DSDT initrd patches in our kernels...05:26
lamonttseng: if you upload to clear a build-dep, and the package is dep-wait on that... then you need to tell me to release it..05:27
mvo_elmo: what was the reason again for not having a "stable" symlink in the ubuntu archive?05:27
Kamionelmo: although leaving out --delete on the second pass probably doesn't matter, since files are kept around for long enough before garbage-collection that little should never lose stuff that the current indices refer to05:27
elmomvo_: err.. I actually can't remember :(05:28
tsenglamont: ah sorry I did read that. thats definately the case05:28
smurfixmvo_: ubuntu's committed to supporting the last three releases, so what's the "stable" one?05:28
elmosmurfix: stable, stabler, stablest05:28
elmo;)05:28
mvo_hrm ... I would like to check for new distro releases with update-manager so a stable symlink would come handy (to get the latest stable release file)05:29
Kamionstable, oldstable, crustystable05:30
tsengor.. current05:30
lamontmvo_: you really want to be able to specify whether you want to be 0, 6, 12, or 18 months out of date, no?05:30
tsengwhich seems to make sense to me.05:30
jbaileyfabbione: I am on crack, found it.05:31
bluefoxicyaww man05:31
bluefoxicyI really need to update firefox05:31
bluefoxicyit crashes as soon as I try to type something in google, or in the search bar05:31
bluefoxicyfirst letter I type BAM05:31
smurfixmvo_: updating to the next release isn't something that should be happening automagically. Keeping uptodate with the release you use is (potentially). So why a symlink? It's ultimately dangerous.05:31
mvo_lamont: yes, basicly I need to know that last releases to check if a new release is available and if this release will be stop being supported05:32
Kamionlamont: tried to kick off live CD builds, but:05:32
Kamion+ ssh buildd@terranova.buildd /home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD05:32
KamionPassword:05:32
mvo_smurfix: I agree that there shouldn't be a automatic upgrade. I'm just thinking about how to keep track of the current/past releases to inform the user in a nice way :)05:32
smurfixmvo_: I'd propose a small package which lists that stuff and which is updated in every release when a new one comes out.05:34
tsengmvo_: i think of it in less of a debian "stable" sense and more of a gnome ftp "LATEST-IS" sense05:34
smurfixtseng: exactly05:35
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smurfixmvo_: Then if a release is no longer supported, we could put up a last update which pops up a big fat warning.05:35
lamontKamion: hrmpf. checking05:36
lamontKamion: command="/home/buildd/bin/BuildLiveCD",no-pty,no-port-forwarding,no-X11-forwarding,no-agent-forwarding ssh-dss AAAAB3N...05:37
lamontwonder if I have the key wrong?05:37
tsengmvo_: smurfix hm yes, a lastest-is or current symlink in the parent dir of all dists, and then an empty file UNSUPPORTED or EOL in the dist dir05:37
fabbioneor simply a SUPPORTED file with an array that would indicate the age too05:38
fabbionelike stable[0] =05:39
fabbioneand so on..05:39
fabbionewhere 0 is always the latest05:39
lamontKamion: for the moment, you want me to just kick them?05:39
tsenglamont: build cleared x86, thanks much.05:40
Kamionlamont: yeah, please05:42
lamontkicked everywhere05:42
lamont(didn't want ia64 to feel left out, you know...)05:43
fabbioneehheeh05:43
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fabbione signfile debian-installer_20041227ubuntu8_sparc.changes C14C0CBD05:45
fabbionecya tomorrow guys05:47
pittibye fabbione 05:50
Kamionelmo: ok, fixed more permanently now, I think05:51
elmoKamion: cool05:52
Kamionelmo: could you kill /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/ftp.bak/pool/main/g/gs-esp? it's owned by mdz and not group-writable05:54
elmodone05:54
Kamionta05:55
Kamionno idea how that happened; anonftpsync has always forced umask 00205:56
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dholbachre06:08
tsenghi there06:09
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tsenglo mxpxpod 06:15
tsengwe were talking about you last night :)06:15
mxpxpodoh?06:16
tsengya, about swapping the tomboy icon. i mailed you aboot it.06:17
mxpxpodheh06:17
tsengi dont recall what bits you changed06:17
mxpxpodhaha06:17
mxpxpodthe stupid tintin icon sucks06:17
tsengi was too tired to poke it much06:17
tsengjust did a grep tintin.png | grep -v Makefile06:18
tsengand came up empty06:18
mxpxpodheh06:18
tsengiirc it was hardcoded somewhere06:18
tsengwhen you did it.06:18
mxpxpodi can email you a patch06:18
tsenggreat.06:18
tseng(note the new version has an applet as well)06:18
mxpxpodgreat06:19
tsengthe old patch is a start, thanks06:19
mxpxpodk06:19
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thomlamont: working with mozilla.org ?06:22
lamontthom: postfix06:22
lamontipv606:22
thomahr06:22
tsengare the logs of this channel publicly available?06:25
mxpxpodtseng: you need to put your tomboy source pkgs in your repo06:29
tsengmxpxpod: they are in hoary06:29
mxpxpodah, ok06:29
tsengor are you warty?06:29
mxpxpodeven the 1.3's?06:30
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tseng1.3.106:30
spiralhi06:30
mxpxpodcool06:30
tsengthe binary hasnt made it in yet, just built a little bit ago06:30
tsengsource should be there06:30
mxpxpodk06:30
mxpxpodi'll check it out06:30
thomtseng: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs iirc06:31
mxpxpodk06:32
mxpxpodthanks06:32
tsengthanks thom 06:32
mxpxpodgotta go06:32
lamontI AM INVINCIBLE!06:33
KamionThis processor "Transmeta(tm) Crusoe(tm) Processor TM5800" is known _not_ to support power-saving.06:33
Kamionhm, oh well06:33
mxpxpodtseng: ah, I remember what I did06:34
mxpxpodit should be easy to fix up your tomboy packages with a better icon :)06:34
sivangrehi all06:35
tsengmxpxpod: wonderful, thanks.06:35
mxpxpodtseng: just have to find the icons again :)06:36
tsengi have them06:36
tsenghttp://primates.ximian.com/~jimmac/blog/Artwork/Tomboy06:36
mxpxpodrawk!06:36
tsengone more06:36
tsenghttp://primates.ximian.com/~jimmac/blog/Artwork/LowresTomboy06:37
mxpxpodthat's the one06:37
mxpxpodok, i gotta go... I'll take a look at the package later06:38
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lamontanyone have a stock warty /etc/postfix/master.cf lying around?06:41
otavioHello folks ... I'm interested to know if anyone are interest to send xresprobe to Debian for include. It's interesting for others derived distributions like debian-edu and debian-br-cdd, like in my case.06:42
amulamont: if a warty debbootrap is fine for y also ...06:43
dholbachlamont: http://moz.gotdns.org/master.cf06:43
lamontamu: I have that - will probably just go that route06:43
lamontor snag dholbach's.06:43
lamontdholbach: that's not a stock warty install06:44
lamontyou've told it something other than 'Local only'06:44
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dholbachlamont: oh sorry, yes, it was hoary already06:44
Kamionotavio: best talk to daniels06:44
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otaviodaniels: there?06:47
otavioKamion: thanks a lot06:47
lamontKamion: postinst configure gets passed the old version, yes?06:49
spiralhmmm.... http://www.uni-koblenz.de/~dbildh/Linux_On_TM4001/#smartbattery... Do you plan to put this in ubuntu ?06:49
spiralIt's about smart batteries06:49
Kamionlamont: thus saith policy 6.6 ...06:50
lamontthjans06:50
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thomspiral: mjg59 was looking at smart battery support07:02
mdzKamion: what's the good word?07:05
pittiHi mdz07:06
Kamionmdz: took most of the day to fix up xorg07:07
tsenglamont: does that package have to be pushed to the mirrors now that it built? im not seeing it hop over07:07
Kamionmdz: and now alsa's apparently fucked, so the live filesystems won't build07:08
Kamiondpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of alsa-base:07:08
Kamion alsa-base depends on alsa-utils (>= 1.0.8-1); however:07:08
Kamion  Version of alsa-utils on system is 1.0.7-2ubuntu2.07:08
lamonttseng: should be automagical07:08
Kamiondpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of alsa-utils:07:08
Kamion alsa-utils depends on alsa-base (>> 1.0.7-1); however:07:08
Kamion  Package alsa-base is not configured yet.07:08
sladenthom: seen the latest cpufreq post---I think after the freature freeze I'll look at the whole thing again as despite the number of fixes, it's breaking others07:09
thomyeah07:09
Mithrandiralsa-base is uninstallable, yes07:09
thomjust asked them to file a bug07:09
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KamionMithrandir: that's critical; do you know if anyone's working on fixing it?07:09
Mithrandirno idea, I noticed just before I left for dinner.07:10
Kamionah, alsa-utils failed to build on all architectures07:10
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/a/alsa-utils/1.0.8-1ubuntu1/07:10
lamontKamion: mdz uploaded it last... :-)07:12
Kamionhowever, that was mdz's upload, so ... :)07:12
mdzKamion: I uploaded alsa-utils 1.0.8-1 yesterday to fix that07:12
mdzgah07:12
mdzAfter installing, the following source dependencies are still unsatisfied:07:12
Kamionlooks like alsa-lib needs to be uploaded too07:12
mdzneeds alsa-li bas well07:12
mdzyep07:12
mdzlamont: can you explain http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/alsa-lib/alsa-lib_ubuntu.patch ?07:13
pittimdz: in a quiet minute, could you please take a look at #1956? I have a new g-v-m ready that would support the autorun feature (default off, of course)07:13
mdzseems to merge OK, but i have no idea what it means07:13
mdzpitti: is it necessary to have a --exec switch?  when would it be used, and when not used?07:14
pittimdz: if autorun is disabled, it is not used, just like now07:14
pittimdz: if autorun gets enabled, gvm uses --exec07:15
pittimdz: the thing is, we should either remove the feature completely or make it work07:15
pittimdz: but not leave it broken, as now07:15
Kamionmdz: that patch looks to me as if we should actually just sync07:15
pittimdz: but since some people insist on it, and it's easy to make working, I thought I prepare a quick patch (only 3 lines)07:15
pittimdz: upload pending your decision07:16
mdzis elmo around?07:16
mdzpitti: ok, sounds fine07:17
mdzpitti: I think it would also be fine to mount exec by default07:17
mdzit only prevents the user from doing things that they ought to be able to do if they want07:17
pittimdz: so, leave noexec as pmount default, but always supply --exec in gvm?07:17
mdzdisabling autorun doesn't mean "prevent me from running things explicitly"07:17
pittihmm, okay07:18
lamontmdz: short answer is "no" - it's on my pending list to figure out WTH autocrap is doing there, if anything.07:18
mdzwhy leave noexec as default?07:18
lamontit may be insignificant, dunno07:18
mdzlamont: when you did 1.0.5-1ubuntu1, that was a configure.in change + autoconf, right?07:18
Kamionlamont: changes in configure without corresponding changes in configure.{in,ac} are usually best discarded, I'd've thought ...07:18
mdzif so, I agree with Kamion that it looks obsolete07:18
pittimdz: may I upload pmount 0.7? it brings --exec, and also a C rewrite of pmount-hal (0.2 s vs. 2.7 s with the shell version)07:19
elmomdz: I dunno, I can ask him if you want07:19
lamontmdz: I believe so...07:19
mdzelmo: please sync alsa-lib 1.0.8-107:19
lamontprobably is obsoletel07:19
mdzpitti: yes07:19
pittiokay, thanks07:19
pittielmo: so can you please sync pmount? TIA07:20
elmomdz: done07:20
mdzelmo: thanks07:22
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pvhHow can I follow Hoary updates?07:24
pvhBy that I mean, how can I see what has changed in package updates?07:24
zulsubscribe to the hoary-changes mailing list 07:24
dholbachor install apt-listchanges07:24
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Kamionany thoughts on adding longrun to main?07:31
Kamionthom: ... or could Transmeta support be added to powernowd?07:31
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pvhdholbach: that sounds like the best solution07:35
KamionIME hoary-changes is much easier to follow than apt-listchanges07:35
zuldholbach, top me will you...07:35
dholbachzul: sorry for that - i should shut up and go back learning - you're right ;-)07:35
zulheh07:35
Kamionalthough apt-listchanges can sometimes be more complete with regard to changes made in Debian that we merged07:36
KamionI just find it hard to follow because I have multiple machines that I update irregularly07:36
pvhKamion: is that a roundabout way of saying that ubuntu specific patches are not always documented?07:37
Kamionpvh: no, where did you get that idea?07:37
Kamionthat's false07:38
pvhoh good. i must have misunderstood you07:38
pvhthese 8:30 classes are going to kill me07:38
pvhkillall -9 pvh07:38
pvhi can only hope that i end up in uninterruptable sleep before then.07:38
Kamionpvh: changelog entries made by the Debian maintainer don't always make it through to hoary-changes when we merge changes from Debian, depending on exactly how the Ubuntu developer built the source package07:39
Kamion(i.e. -v flag to dpkg-buildpackage)07:39
pvhKamion: oh, i understand07:39
pvhKamion: apt-listchanges are more complete than hoary-changes list07:39
pvhKamion: rather than debian changelogs are more complete than ubuntu07:39
Kamionindeed07:39
pvhwakaru07:39
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amuKamion: remasterlivecdhowto explains how to remaster i386, i'm looking for a ppc and tried mkisofs -r -T --netatalk -hfs -probe -map boot/powerpc/hfs.map -part -no-desktop -hfs-bless cdrom/install -hfs-volid MyPPC -o my_hoary_ppc.iso cdrom     07:42
Kamionyou will need to get hfs.map from somewhere07:43
KamionI'll try to get it into the CD image itself at some point, which will help07:43
stackpopperHey people.  I just downloaded the latest live CD for ppc to see if support had improved for imac G5 ppc.  However, the same problem has occured: the kernel freezes after spewing information about some apple firmware driver.07:43
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amuKamion: hmm, from somewhere?  07:44
Kamionamu: should be in debian-cd CVS07:44
zulstackpopper: can you open a bug in bugzilla about it if it is not already open about it07:45
stackpopperzul, sure i'll get get a pen and paper ready and upload report later on.07:45
amuKamion: all right, thanks07:45
zulstackpopper: thanks07:45
Kamionamu: that's obviously not suitable for a howto, though, which is why I said I'll put it on the CD07:46
pvhKamion: Did I remember to tell you how I got the installer running from an empty partition?07:46
Kamionpvh: yeah, but you did so by IRC which is really transient - if you want me to remember something it might be better to e-mail it to me07:47
Kamionpvh: cjwatson@ubuntu.com07:47
amuKamion: i guess so :) i'll wait for a while. 07:47
Kamionpvh: (and thanks)07:47
pvhKamion: I'll write something suitable for the install documentation.07:47
pvhKamion: But it was a fairly ugly and involved process.07:47
Kamionpvh: is there not something in there already, incidentally? I'm surprised ...07:47
pvhKamion: not that i could find, but I found a place it would fit.07:48
Kamionarchive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/main/installer-i386/current/doc/manual/ or wherever exactly it is07:48
pvhKamion: Yes, that was what I was looking at.07:48
Kamionok07:48
KamionI can get it checked in upstream, which would make translations happen etc.07:48
bluefoxicywhy does dselect say all kinds of crap needs to be installed for ubuntu-base07:52
bluefoxicybut apt-get says ubuntu-base is fine07:52
Kamiondselect installs standard packages by default if this is the first time you've run it; perhaps that?07:55
Kamion"standard" => Priority: required, important, standard07:55
bluefoxicyhmm07:55
bluefoxicyI wonder how much would break if i did a dist-upgrade to hoary07:57
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lamontfire call08:00
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trukulohi08:01
mdzelmo: will the auto-depwaiter handle the alsa-utils/alsa-lib thing?08:01
mdzor will it need a kick?08:01
bluefoxicyoh what the hell it only takes an hour to install ubuntu08:02
lamontor not.08:02
elmomdz: yeah08:02
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mdzah, lamont has not left08:02
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lamontcanceled before I made it out the front door..08:02
sivanglamont: that fast? 08:02
lamontyeah - non-call08:02
bluefoxicyapt should make a difference between what you want and what you need08:03
elmomdz: it just takes a cron.daily cycle after they've been built for the buildds to see them08:03
lamontmdz: if the Depend is versioned, then all is well... That is, it doesn't handle anything that says 'but it is not [going to be installed] '08:03
mdzso I should check back at :36 or so?08:03
bluefoxicyI should be able to browse some list and see abiword selected and remove it, and it should remove everything that installing AbiWord caused that I didn't explicitly want and that I no longer need08:03
bluefoxicyit'd be a short list though :P08:04
mdzbluefoxicy: use aptitude08:04
bluefoxicymdz:  hmm :)08:04
mdzit's done that for years08:04
bluefoxicyi'll check it out after the hoary dist-upgrade happens08:04
bluefoxicymdz:  after i upgrade to hoary should I chase it with apt-get upgrade or apt08:04
bluefoxicyor apt-get dist-upgrade?08:05
mdzchase?08:05
trukulobluefoxicy, always aptitude08:05
bluefoxicyyeah I like to update/upgrade every 5 hours or so08:05
bluefoxicyor like, every few days08:05
mdzapt-get upgrade only upgrades installed packages08:05
trukulobluefoxicy, or use deborphan08:05
bluefoxicyhmm08:05
mdzapt-get dist-upgrade will install new packages and remove installed packages in order to try to "do the right thing"08:05
mdzbut at any rate, it sounds like you want aptitude {upgrade,dist-upgrade} anyway08:06
bluefoxicyi'll check those out08:06
bluefoxicyalso, {,dist-}upgrade is a shorter shell glob :)08:06
bluefoxicyw00t I'm downloading at a constant 495kB/s08:07
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bluefoxicyAutomatically selecting en_US.UTF-8 locale in addition to en_US.08:24
bluefoxicydpkg: warning, architecture `amd64' not in remapping table08:24
bluefoxicyremapping table?08:24
Kamionbluefoxicy: what does 'gcc -dumpmachine' print?08:29
smurfixftp://netz.smurf.noris.de/{initrd.gz,vmlinuz} has my new keyboard selection code. Please test / try to break.08:30
mdzdpkg/amd64 has whined about that for ages08:30
mdzhaven't bothered to find out what it means08:31
Kamionnot seeing it here08:31
Kamionthe only place where that string occurs is in the implementation of dpkg --print-architecture and dpkg --print-gnu-build-architecture08:32
Mithrandirbluefoxicy: what does grep amd64 /usr/share/dpkg/archtable08:32
Mithrandirreturn?08:33
mdzI have no local amd64 access at the moment due to that grub segfault bug, so I can't conrfirm08:33
Mithrandirmdz: just boot with a warty cd and chroot into the system, then grub-install from there08:33
mdzMithrandir: yeah, I've just had other things to do since then08:35
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:~ $ grep amd64 /usr/share/dpkg/archtable08:35
bluefoxicyx86_64-linux-gnu                amd64           x86_6408:35
bluefoxicybash: gcc: command not found08:35
rubenvapt-get install build-essential08:37
Kamionbluefoxicy: the dpkg error will go away if gcc is installed. However, looking at the code, it's supposed to print just the built-in architecture in the case when gcc isn't installed, so please file a bug.08:37
Kamion    /* if we have a problem excuting the C compiler, we don't08:38
Kamion     * want to fail. If there is a problem with the compiler,08:38
Kamion     * like not being installed, or CC being set incorrectly,08:38
Kamion     * then important problems will show up elsewhere, not in08:38
Kamion     * dpkg. If a C compiler is not important to the reason we08:38
Kamion     * are being called, then we should just give them the built08:38
Kamion     * in arch.08:38
Kamion     */08:38
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Kamion(excuse the flood)08:38
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jhaltomso i had an odd problem reinstalling hoary last night. I have 3 sata disks, and they got all reordered. What used to be sda was sdc on Hoary.08:39
jhaltomAs you can imagine that didn't work out right.08:40
bluefoxicyKamion: I'm not familiar enough with the software yet to give a competant bug report, plus I don't have an account and am generally lazy.  Also there's no failure, everything runs, it just prints a message I was curious about.08:40
bluefoxicyAHHHHH why'd it install libqthreads  o.o08:40
mdzlamont,Kamion: alsa mess is fixed, starting cloop builds08:40
Kamionbluefoxicy: well, I'll file the report when I have time, but waiting for me to have copious free time is an unreliable strategy :-)08:40
bluefoxicy:)08:41
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mdzjhaltom: as compared to a previous Hoary install, or a Warty install?08:42
jhaltomAs compared to a Warty install upgraded to Hoary.08:42
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wasabi_I couldn't really figure out the problem exactly. It installed as sdc, grub set itself as root(0,08:43
wasabi_grub refused to load08:43
mdzwasabi: as long as the order didn't change on upgrade, that sounds fairly harmless08:43
KamionI really must stop making mistakes that require reboots to correct; highly time-consuming08:43
wasabi_When I forced grub to load, it locked up on pivot_root.08:43
wasabi_Well, the new install didn't work08:43
Kamionwasabi_: I would just like to say I. HATE. GRUB.08:43
wasabi_=)08:43
Kamionits behaviour with respect to drive ordering is entirely opaque to me08:44
wasabi_Seems to be bios order related.08:44
wasabi_Or something.08:44
tsengjdub: ping08:44
wasabi_Anyways, a new install on my sytem did not work.08:45
wasabi_I ended up removing the drives, moving them to a different controller, then it did work.08:45
Kamionwe've had at least one bug about SATA drive ordering08:45
wasabi_I'm not sure what's responsible for linux drive ordering either08:45
mdzwe also have that disconcerting bug about SATA disks + ATA CD-ROMs08:45
Kamionthey're excruciatingly hard to debug without access to the machine though08:45
wasabi_I was thinking udev was supposed to keep them in the same place always08:45
wasabi_based on some device id or something08:46
wasabi_am I thinking right?08:46
mdzgrub happens way before udev comes into existence08:46
wasabi_I mean that's the only way I can think that Warty upgraded to Hoary continued to work.08:46
Kamionwasabi_: you probably didn't run grub-install on upgrade08:46
Kamionso device.map wouldn't have been recomputed etc.08:46
wasabi_Hmm. Since upgrading to Hoary I have reinstalled the kernel numerous times... but that doesn't reinstall grub does it?08:46
Kamionon upgrade, we just run update-grub, which only updates menu.lst, it doesn't reinstall the bootloader itself08:46
wasabi_just updates menu.lst08:46
wasabi_k08:46
mdzlamont: do I read this correctly, that it sets up the 'latest' symlink/dir before actually creating the image?  isn't that racy with respect to the CD image builds?08:47
wasabi_It would be interesting if udev's memory was put into the initrd heh08:47
KamionCD image uses current.cloop08:47
wasabi_that way the root=/dev/blah would never have to change08:47
Kamionwget -nv "$BUILDD/~buildd/livecd/livecd-current.cloop" -O "$BDIR/CD1/casper/filesystem.cloop"08:48
lamontmdz: he grabs current08:48
lamontnot latest08:48
mdzcurrent...latest...08:49
lamontlatest is the most recent (including concurrent) attempt.  current is the most recent successs08:49
mdzok08:49
lamontI suppose I could s/latest/attempt/ or some such08:49
lamont(there is always a latest/...out, there isn't always a latest/...cloop08:49
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trukulohi carlos 08:55
carlostrukulo: hey!08:55
mxpxpodtseng: I'm working on that patch right now08:56
tsengmxpxpod: yay08:56
mxpxpodtseng: now, how do I get a diff from this?09:00
tsengdiff from the entire source tree?09:00
mxpxpodtseng: yeah, so I can send it to you09:00
dholbach-ruN ?09:00
tsengok09:00
mxpxpodwait, let me make sure this is going to work :)09:00
tsengcp it to tomboy-new09:00
tsengand diff -ruN tomboy-1.3.1 tomboy-new > icons.diff09:00
tsengwhere tomboy-1.3.1 is a clean unpack09:01
mxpxpodtseng: you mean 0.3.109:01
tsengyes.09:01
mxpxpodtseng: there's going to be some auto* stuff regenerated09:03
tsengoh um09:03
tsengmake distclean in the trees?09:03
tsengto clean that out first09:03
mxpxpodhold on09:03
tsengyou arent patching the generated bits, right?09:03
mxpxpodtseng: I don't think so09:04
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lamontKamion: which shell?09:05
lamontand can we kill it ?09:06
magnonjdub: oh, I just noticed your X-Message-Flag :)09:07
Kamionlamont: busybox sh09:09
Kamionlamont: I kind of need it09:09
Kamion$(cat foo) works just fine ...09:09
lamontyeah09:09
mxpxpodtseng: you just want the diff and you can deal with it?09:11
mxpxpodbecause dpkg-buildpackage is giving me a strange error09:12
tsengmxpxpod: sure.09:12
mdzKamion: where was that syntax being used?09:12
mxpxpodtseng: sent09:13
mxpxpodtseng: tell me if that's what you need09:14
tsengok i can merge this by hand09:15
mxpxpodcool09:15
mxpxpodlet me know when you have an updated pkg09:15
tsengnot sure about having the images in a diff09:15
tsengas far as packaging it like that09:15
mxpxpodit should work09:15
mxpxpodhmm, ok09:16
tsengit should, just gross09:16
tsengtrying to think of a better way09:16
Kamionmdz: kickseed09:17
Kamionmdz: I was using it 'cos Keybuk always complains when people use $(cat foo) :-)09:17
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zulaigh09:19
lamontactually 2.1.5-3ubuntu109:20
zulaigh!09:21
lamont(dropped some branding.. :-(09:21
Kamionhmm, I bet the debconf->cdebconf passthrough strategy doesn't work properly with preseeding09:22
Kamionsince base-config is the thing that propagates preseed entries to debconf, and it won't have been run yet09:22
lamontKamion: you could alwasy teach busybox-sh to understand $(< ...09:24
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Kamionlamont: in my aforementioned copious free time :-)09:24
Kamiontseng: images as in binaries in a .diff.gz?09:25
Kamiontseng: you have to uuencode those (or similar), build-dep on sharutils, and uudecode them in debian/rules before you use them (remembering to clean up the uudecoded version in the clean target)09:25
wasabi_wasan't somebody working on xdelta support for .diff.gzs?09:26
elmopeople have been "working on" that for years - there's still nothing usable09:27
mdzcloop builds have been running for 45 minutes, and only 1 architecture is complete09:28
dholbachhave a nice evening... i'm off running09:28
wasabi_why aren't they "getting it done?"09:30
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wasabi_I mean, it sounds pretty easy to me.09:30
lamontfire call09:30
Kamionwasabi_: people working on the dpkg-source format tend to get distracted into doing complete revamps, in my experience09:31
wasabi_I had the uuencode stuff. =(09:31
wasabi_s/had/hate/09:31
Kamionnot that I would suggest that anyone who works on dpkg is easily distra... LOOK, A FIRE ENGINE!09:32
bluefoxicylrwxrwxrwx   1 bluefox bluefox       4 2005-02-03 15:31 food -> fack09:32
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:~ $ cat food09:32
bluefoxicycat: food: No such file or directory09:32
bluefoxicy:) I'll shut up now09:32
thully_so, are those udev/X bugs still causing problems?  X doesn't work on yesterday's daily builds for me.09:32
sivangKamion: hehe09:32
Kamionthully_: X was fixed today09:33
mdzsmurfix: layout selector left me with an unusable keyboard09:33
Kamionthully_: I would advise following the hoary-changes mailing list; it's useful to keep track of what's going on09:33
tsengKamion: hm, do you know of a package that does this? as a quick reference09:33
thully_when will a new daily build be out w/fixes included?  I want to burn an ISO for installing09:34
smurfixmdz: do the cursor keys still work?09:34
mdzsmurfix: no09:34
mdznor alt+f2, etc.09:34
Kamiontseng: yes, give me a moment09:34
wasabi_Hmm. What's this evms stuff. Should I be using it instead of LVM?09:34
mdzI can't seem to get a response with any key09:34
wasabi_must research!09:34
mdzsysrq+b worked :-)09:34
sivangKamion: do you maintain a more current list of the desktop seed then http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~cjwatson/seeds/hoary/desktop ? 09:35
mdzwasabi: evms09:35
Kamiontseng: try browser-history in Debian09:35
Kamionsivang: there is no more current list09:35
tsengKamion: will do, thanks.09:35
sivangKamion: ok, baz fetching the complete list has the same apps in it? (I'm interested only in desktop apps, that are visually apparent)09:35
Kamionsivang: .../~cjwatson/seeds/hoary/ is simply a baz checkout09:36
smurfixmdz: Hmm. Can you trace it? The initrd has strace and nc on it for a reason  :-/09:36
elmo It works with: Netscape Navigator, Arena, and Amaya. 09:36
elmoKamion: wow, cutting edge, dude ;-)09:36
Kamionelmo: yeah yeah :P09:36
Kamionmozilla people suck, I have a bug open asking them to un-remove the support that makes browser-history work since like forever09:36
sivangKamion: ok, thanks a lot.09:36
mdzsmurfix: I'm starting to think it's a kernel issue, actually09:36
Kamionthully_: I suppose I can kick one off now; I hadn't planned to bother since we haven't got X fixed on ia64 yet09:37
smurfixmdz: setup networking, open a shell, strace -f -s 300 -p pid-of-mainmenu 2>&1 | nc box port & exit    then do the keyboard select thing09:37
smurfixmdz: I've had that problem when kbdselect dies, because it tells bterm to not listen to keystrokes temporarily09:38
thully_ia64 isn't used by many people though...09:38
Kamionthully_: it will be part of array 4 though09:38
Kamionthe daily builds aren't intended to be used by many people either :-)09:38
thully_I'm actually surprised that Ubuntu's making a version for ia64 - considering that this platform is losing popularity and never caught on well09:39
Kamionhm, this morning's daily build didn't happen because it clashed with a live CD build; yay locking09:39
smurfixmdz: Anyway, at which point did it stop responding?09:40
Kamionthully_: we had sufficient interest to make it worth a go; we may or may not revisit that decision09:40
mdzsmurfix: the first time through, I answered two questions, and it went on to the hostname prompt09:40
mdzsmurfix: at which point I could not type anything09:40
mdzsmurfix: a second time, I left it at the first screen of the layout selector and did not press anything09:41
mdzsmurfix: and eventually it froze there as well09:41
mdzit just froze at the language chooser screen now09:41
mdzit seems to just hang after a period of time09:41
smurfixmdz: If you let the timeout time out you should end up in the normal "Select a keyboard layout" screen09:42
spiralplease... No one can tell me if they think that according to the link I posted, smart battery could be supported in hoary ?09:42
mdzoh09:42
mdzI pressed alt+f209:42
mdzand that seems to break bterm09:43
mdzthat happens on the live CD, too, after a point09:43
Kamionspiral: 18:02 < thom> spiral: mjg59 was looking at smart battery support09:43
smurfixmdz: I'll try to trace that09:44
mdzprobably something having a file descriptor open on the console or such09:44
smurfixmdz: no, my mistake09:46
mdzok, so it is in fact getting the layout correct09:46
mdzI am able to type into the hostname prompt09:46
smurfixmdz: I stole SIGUSR2. I'll fix that09:46
mdzthe problem is with switching consoles09:47
smurfixYeah, I just noticed. :-/09:47
mdzso I get one keypress (q) and one yes/no question09:47
mdz(a)09:47
mdzvery nice09:48
mdzlamont: ia64 cloop build has been running 40 minutes; is that normal?09:49
thully_I fixed up the gettingubuntu wiki page yesterday - it no longer links to sounders, it links to arrays instead09:49
smurfixmdz: what keyboard do you have? standard US?09:49
mdzsmurfix: dvorak09:50
smurfixmdz: Ah, that explains the low number of questions ;-)09:50
elmomdz: something you triggered?09:51
mdzelmo: yes09:51
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mdzI should fix my script to do them in parallel rather than in series09:51
elmoI don't see anything in hooker's logs 09:51
elmofor hours and hours 09:52
mdzweddell09:52
elmooh, hooker's d-i, right, meh09:52
mdzsmurfix: what is the rationale for "do you have an 'a' key" rather than "press the 'a' key if you have one"?09:53
smurfixmdz: some keyboards are subsets of one another09:54
mdzhmm09:54
Kamionthully: thanks09:54
mdzI guess it would be fine if it defaulted to 'yes' rather than 'no'09:54
smurfixmdz: I ask that question if I can't find any other key to press instead that would help decide09:54
mdzmost keyboards seem to have an 'a' ;-)09:54
elmomdz: seems to have finished now, FWIW09:55
smurfixmdz: I'll have to look at the table to find out what the alternate branch is. What's the keycode of your 'q'?09:55
elmodrwxr-xr-x  2 buildd buildd 4096 Feb  3 20:55 20050203.209:55
mdzweddell...Thu Feb 3 12:09:57 PST 200509:55
mdzadare...Thu Feb 3 12:55:19 PST 200509:55
mdzI thought it was much faster the last time, maybe I'm insane09:56
mdzsmurfix: what is the simplest way to find out?09:56
smurfixswitch to a text console, run showkey09:56
mdz0x2d09:56
elmoit built two packages whilst it was building the livecd image, maybe that was a factor09:57
mdzI don't want to know how long powerpc is going to take09:59
smurfixmdz: Hmm, the result for no-a seems to be mac-usb-dvorak, which doesn't make much sense EXCEPT that I just looked at it, and it doesn't in fact have a mapping for 'a'09:59
zullater09:59
mdzsmurfix: that sounds suspiciously like a bug in the map :-)09:59
smurfixexactly09:59
elmowell it hasn't been building anything at least10:00
smurfixmdz: What's the keycode of your a?10:00
mdz0x1e10:00
smurfixAh, that's actually the standard location, no wonder nobody noticed10:01
smurfixI suspect people don't usually switch from french to dvorak10:02
mdzKamion: E: Could not open lock file /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/scratch/apt/hoary-i386/apt-state/lists/lock - open (13 Permission denied)10:05
mdzKamion: eek, were you attempting a live build at the same time that I was?10:06
mdzsmurfix: I wish I knew some more keyboard layouts to try :-)10:09
smurfixBah, I just found a selection step that doesn't in fact display any characters. Ouch. That, and fixing bterm, will be a project for tomorrow.10:09
enricoelmo: did jdub get back to you with the list address?10:11
Kamionmdz: is that from just now?10:11
Kamionmdz: I was running an install CD build10:11
mdzKamion: yeah, shortly before I sent that message10:11
smurfixmdz: Well, the layout generator seems to require another bugfix. Tomorrow -- I need to find my bed.10:12
mdzKamion: by the time I had reviewed the log, there was nothing interesting running under your uid, though I saw you were logged in10:12
KamionI need to institute locking at a higher level10:12
Kamionmdz: go ahead and build now; tell me when you're done and I'll start my build10:12
mdzKamion: mine is finished10:12
mdzwell10:13
mdzit's triggering mirrors10:13
Kamiondid they actually work?10:13
mdzso I assume it's safe for you to go ahead10:13
mdzseems to have worked, yes10:13
Kamionmy scripts were not designed for use by two people at high frequency10:13
Kamionok, building10:13
elmoenrico: not that I saw sorry10:14
enricoelmo: ok. even if jdub didn't, I'd like to go on with the announcement scheduling the migration for monday.  Any major issues against that?10:14
Kamionmdz: you realise it only worked on i386, I trust10:15
mdzKamion: I only asked for i386; the other cloop builds aren't finished yet10:15
elmoenrico: no, it's fine - the mail is just a small thing, I can deactivate the mails until the list is turned on10:15
mdzand I desperately want to find out if we need another xorg upload10:15
Kamionmdz: oh, ok10:16
Kamionwell, we *do* need another xorg upload, for ia64 if nothing else, and the stuff from -1ubuntu13 ought to be restored - I just band-aided it10:16
Kamionmdz: what is your deadline here?10:17
mdzI'm not particularly concerned with ia64 at the moment10:17
mdzKamion: when, or why?10:17
enricoelmo: what do you need to create an account in the new repo?  username and e-mail address or other things?10:17
Kamionwell, it sounded like you had a deadline you were working to and were wondering whether you needed another xorg upload before then10:18
mdzI just need the live CD back to a working state ASAP10:18
mdzbecause it's stalling development10:18
Kamionok10:18
elmoenrico: username, and either a) email + GPG key ID for them, or b) a password encrypted with my GPG key10:18
enricoelmo: ok.  I'll tell in the annoucement that active people should mail me those data, and then I'll forward them to you10:19
spiralmjg59: hi... Sorry, just read my log... Have you got news about smart batteries support for ubuntu ?10:20
Kamionmdz: until I fix the locking issue, could you try not to initiate live CD builds on little from 8:20 UTC to about 9:20 UTC? it stalls development of the install CD when its build breaks, y'see ...10:20
mdzok10:20
Kamioneither that, or kick off an install CD build right afterwards :-)10:21
mdzI wonder how fragmented the cloop fs is getting10:21
mdzwe should probably flush it sometime near release to reduce fragmentation10:21
mdzsay, for the RC?10:23
mdzlamont: is that easy to arrange?10:24
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Tux-RoxHello all, I think I may have found a bug, so I thought I'd bring it up here in the Devel channel, to see if it truely is. I have a dual proc EM64T Xeon workstation with 2GB RAM running Ubuntu 4.10 32-bit. The default kernel is not smp and the only smp kernel I could find through apt is 2.6.7. With the default, I can see my second SATA drive, but with the smp kernel I can not... well sort of.10:27
Tux-RoxI can see it in fdisk and the OS says it is mounted or busy, but I can not see the contents. I tried it formatted as reiser and ext3. This seems like a kernel issue. Ideas?10:28
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mdzTux-Rox: the only supported kernel in Ubuntu 4.10 is 2.6.8.110:29
mdzTux-Rox: to get the SMP version, install linux-686-smp10:29
mdzyour problem arose because you downgraded from 2.6.8.1 to 2.6.710:30
Tux-Roxmdz, Oh, right. I'll give that a go. I kept searching in apt for 'kernel'. Thanks.10:30
mdzyay, working live CD on i38610:31
mdzKamion: once the cloops finish, I'll want to do a full set; let me know when it's safe10:31
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Kamionmdz: I have to go soonish I'm afraid, but it's getting there; could you watch log/daily-20050203.2.log?10:36
mdzKamion: ok10:36
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thomKamion: um, probably10:40
thomsend me you /proc/cpuinfo please?10:41
Kamionthom: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/d-i/trunk/packages/base-installer/kernel/tests/i386/oqo1.cpuinfo?op=file&rev=0&sc=010:43
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sivangI think I will call it a day, night all10:49
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thomKamion: thanks11:00
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thullyHi - I just tried the latest daily live CD build and X wouldn't start - has X on the latest live CD build been fixed yet?11:13
thully(otherwise I'll report this as a bug)11:13
thullyaha - a new live/install cd are being uploaded - I'll try those and then report11:15
crimsunthully: many of those changes from -1ubuntu13 were reverted because they "broke the live CD in different, but equally non-productive, ways"11:15
crimsunthully: (from the changelog for -1ubuntu14. Note that Hoary currently has -1ubuntu15.)11:16
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thully_I've been in touch with the developer of the TrackPoint patch, and he doesn't understand why Ubuntu removed it.  Do you think somebody could work with him and get the issues solved, so us TrackPoint users can enjoy advanced features (like push-to-click and middle button scroll)11:22
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crimsunthully: according to 2.6.10-10, it's buggy and, in some cases, breaks ps/2 mice11:28
dholbachre11:33
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