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Kamionlamont: ppc-netboot> yes?12:43
lamontyes12:44
lamonthow?12:44
lamonton my poor iMac G3.12:44
Kamionfirst, have a network card supported by Open Firmware12:44
lamontmost notably, overriding the boot from disk...12:44
lamontgrumble12:44
lamontis builtin lan...12:44
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Kamionshould be fine12:44
[Cliff] hi all12:44
Kamionlamont: when you boot, hold down cmd+opt+o+f simultaneously, until the Open Firmware prompt appears12:45
lamontthen what do I need where on the dhcp/tftp server?12:45
[Cliff] i'd like to tweak some stuff on metacity. can any one here lend me a hand?12:45
Kamionlamont: usual netboot stuff on the DHCP server, 'filename' should point to yaboot12:45
Kamioncopy yaboot from the archive] 12:45
lamontright - copied all of powerpc/netboot12:45
[Cliff] what i'm trying to do is to enable the mousescroll on the titlebar to enable shading (kind of what xfwm does)12:46
Kamionlamont: so you have initrd.gz, vmlinux, yaboot, yaboot.conf; correct?12:46
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lamontand boot.img.gz12:47
Kamionlamont: make sure yaboot.conf has vmlinux and initrd.gz paths that match what's needed over TFTP12:47
Kamionlamont: then 'boot enet:' at the OF prompt should do it12:47
Kamionlamont: failing that, try 'boot enet:0'; failing that, try 'boot enet:0,/path/to/yaboot'12:47
thommeh, how did you guys break torrent?12:49
dredgjust looking at modconf (not currently building). it build-deps on kernel-source, which is not a package itself. any ideas on how to proceed? should modconf depend on a particular version of kernel-source? suggestions greatly appreciated12:50
diamonddredg: the buildd handles that situation alright, picking the first candidate for the kernel-source name,12:51
diamonddredg: the issue is that it expects the kernel source to be expanded in /usr/src12:52
dredgah, you're right12:52
dredgmy bad12:52
diamonddredg: was going to poke it earlier, but my dsl connection didn't like the look of the 40M download just to play ,-)12:52
Kamionthom: we'd all like to know ...12:53
dredgdiamond: which is why i'm tempted to put an ubuntu uml together with 10M dedicated :)12:53
diamonddredg: yeah well, i hate you. -)12:53
Kamiondredg: surely that'd want to be "linux-source" for Ubuntu kernels12:54
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Kamionand you'd need to cope with other related renamings ...12:54
KamionI looked at modconf ages ago, it's non-trivial, so good luck :)12:54
dredgKamion: no, the source packages seem to be called kernel-source12:55
dredgie there's no linux-source-2.6.912:55
dredg(and thanks. now i don't wanna do it ;) )12:55
Kamiondredg: I think you'll find that there *is* most certainly a linux-source-2.6.1012:55
dredginteresting12:56
Kamionthe kernels we imported from Debian are kernel-*; that's the Debian naming scheme12:56
dredgapt-get build-dep modconf12:56
Kamionwhen we started doing our own kernel packaging, we also changed the name12:56
dredgPackage kernel-source is a virtual package provided by:12:56
dredg  kernel-source-2.6.9 2.6.9-312:56
dredgand so on12:56
Kamionyes, linux-source-* does not provide kernel-source, it provides linux-source12:56
diamondKamion: ah. yes. i too was thinking it was weird that both the package name was kernel-source, and that there was no 2.6.10 version12:56
diamondthat would certainly explain it12:57
Kamionunfortunately I don't really remember what the issues I ran into were - I just remember thinking "hmm, this is more effort than s/kernel/linux/g"12:57
Kamionit's possible I was trying to make it work with either Debian or Ubuntu kernels, although I sort of doubt it12:57
dredgok12:58
Kamionah, I know, I think nobody ever actually updated modconf to work properly with 2.6 kernels either12:58
Kamioneven in Debian12:58
dredgi'll poke it til it either works or i cry12:58
diamondKamion: *cringe*12:58
Kamionso IIRC it needed a fair bit of hacking for that12:58
dredgok, i'm bailing out now then12:58
Kamiondon't let me discourage you though, it would be great if somebody did it - enlist somebody who's familiar with Ubuntu kernels12:59
lamontKamion: btw, enet:0 worked 01:00
lamontand local mirrors work best for installing when you have .udeb's. :-)01:00
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Kamionlamont: yep, think yourself lucky that choose-mirror now actually asks for the local mirror ;)01:02
lamontKamion: nah - firewall blocks the house machines from hitting archive.u.c :-)01:02
lamontso it errors out01:02
seb128thom: around ?01:02
lamontKamion: btw, would be wonderful if the cdimage happened to include the netboot files... :0-)01:03
Kamionlamont: couldn't remember whether the 0 was needed, I haven't kept notes of how to do powermac netboot because it's more or less fresh enough that I can remember it with a little bit of trial and error as needed01:03
lamontKamion: way beyond my memory though.  thanks.01:03
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Kamionlamont: problem with that is that it makes the *3 kernel/initrd issue even worse01:03
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lamontson of bitch... where does debootstrap get it's idea of the keyring?\01:04
ograjdub, ping01:05
Kamionlamont: ubuntu-keyring-udeb01:09
Kamionlamont: the filename is passed to it by base-installer.postinst01:10
lamontyeah, fixoring01:11
dredgKamion: on further inspection, modconf appears to have some knowledge of 2.601:12
dredgit just expects the source to be untarred in /usr/src/linux which would currently require manual intervention01:12
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diamonddredg: that's bad and wrong01:14
lamontwhat's the d-i magic for installing a udeb?01:14
diamonddredg: the kernel source should not be untarred into /usr/src/linux01:14
dredgmany things are bad and wrong. let's see if i can make it handle it sanely01:14
lamont(what do I type in vc2, again?)01:14
lamontKamion: ^^01:14
diamonddredg: hehe, k01:14
Kamionlamont: anna-install <udeb>01:15
lamontciik01:15
lamontcool, even01:15
dredgdiamond: well, if you a linux-source package it drops a tarball in /usr/src. i could untar it to a temp directory01:16
diamonddredg: yeah, that's much better01:16
thomseb128: yo01:16
thommjg59: glad you made it out alive01:16
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lamontKamion: that's gotta be the most bizzare error I've seen in a while...01:17
seb128thom: update gtk and let me know if the booog is fixed for you too :)01:17
lamont'failed to fetch adduser'  -->  Missing dists/hoary/main/binary-powerpc/Packages (although .gz existed)01:17
lamontKamion: for breezy, d-i should understand that there might not be a Packages file...01:18
thomseb128: rock, you found it?01:18
mjg59These HP Bioses are approximately the worst thing ever01:18
Kamionlamont: er, I thought debootstrap already did01:18
Kamionlamont: it certainly looks for .bz2 and .gz01:18
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diamondmjg59: on proliants?01:18
mjg59No, on HP Compaq things01:19
seb128thom: yep, I've tracked it down and a gtk guy has made a ximian bug with a patch public when I've pointed it ...01:19
Kamionlamont: might be buggy though, I guess01:19
seb128thom: bad suse guys hide patches in their bugzilla :p01:20
lamonthrm.. could be because there is an entry in Release, but no file...... 01:20
thomseb128: hahah01:20
diamondmjg59: aye, the only experience i've had with them is on some of the hp proliant servers01:20
Kamionlamont: heh. DDTT01:20
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lamontDDTT?01:20
mjg59Argh now epiphany has blown up on me01:20
lamontdon't do that then01:20
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lamontor don't do that turdball, not sure which.01:20
Kamionalthough it would certainly be nice if debootstrap behaved more permissively there01:20
Kamiondon't do that then :-)01:20
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sabdflnight all01:22
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lamontKamion: so it gives me the choice of which kernel to install.  linux-powerpc being the only choice...  hrmpf01:27
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lamonthrmm.. and it fails to install... bet that could have something to do with it...01:28
Kamionlamont: yeah, sounds like you've dropped down to expert mode somehow due to errors01:28
Kamionlamont: check /var/log/messages01:29
lamontdoes apt use md5 or sha1 sums?01:29
diamondlamont: md5, afaik01:30
seb128thom: bog ?01:30
diamondlamont: apt-cache show bc | grep MD5sum01:31
diamond(for example)01:31
lamontdiamond: for Release files, that is01:31
diamondlamont: as in, the file list in Release files? 01:31
KamionRelease has both md5 and sha101:32
thomseb128: can't see it01:32
KamionI think apt knows how to check either; dunno if it can check both01:32
mdzapt only pays attention to the md5s in Release01:32
mdz(currently)01:32
Kamionah, I just noticed apt-pkg/contrib/sha1.*01:32
seb128thom: rock01:33
KamionI've been meaning to make a bunch of d-i stuff check sha1 instead of md501:33
mdzyes, it has SHA1 code in it (and apt-ftparchive release will generate the SHA1 hashes), but apt doesn't check them when downloading01:33
mdzit needs some refactoring01:33
Kamionprobably not worth it if apt doesn't, though01:34
Kamionimo it isn't worth the computing time to check both01:34
thomseb128: yeah, looks good to me01:34
diamondalso sha1 now has known brute-force weaknesses01:34
seb128nice01:34
tsengdiamond: so does every crypto algorithm01:35
Kamiondiamond: only collision, not second-preimage01:35
tsengits just a matter of time.01:35
Kamiontseng: sha1 has known collisions (which is worse than the plain stupid brute-force attack), but it doesn't have a known second-preimage attack yet AFAIK which is what you'd need for significant attacks01:36
Kamionon the Release/Packages scheme01:36
diamondKamion: aye, but it's a good enough reason to be moving away from it01:36
diamondany such migration is going to take quite some time anyway01:36
tsengas I understand it its inevitable for a known colision to happen anywhere01:36
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Kamiondiamond: sure, sha-256 or sha-512 - but those are just pushing back the barriers a little, and there's some reason to believe they'll fall soon. so far there exists no hash algorithm that isn't vulnerable to the basic attack01:37
diamondKamion: *nod*01:37
lamontand then restarts the install01:37
lamontsigh01:37
Kamiontseng: when cryptanalysts speak of collision attacks, they are talking about something more interesting than that01:37
Kamionanyway, bedtime01:37
diamondi'll leave ye folks to it anyway, i have decided on sleep. nite01:37
Kamionlamont: boot with archive-copier/copy=false01:37
lamontserver01:37
Kamionheh01:37
thomKamion: i've been meaning to ask, what the heck is a "second pre-image"?01:38
lamontjust give me a working install dammit!01:38
thom(appropriate pointers to RTFM happily accepted)01:38
Kamionthom: second-preimage> given M and H(M) = X, find M' such that H(M') = X01:39
Kamioni.e. find second message (preimage) with same hash (image)01:40
Kamiontseng: an interesting collision attack is one where you can find a collision more cheaply than could be done by plain guesswork01:40
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Kamionand since people generally rely on the expense of finding collisions, that is not something to shrug off with "oh, but it would have happened anyway"01:41
Kamionbut still, a collision attack is only: find M and M' such that H(M) = H(M')01:41
Kamionfor a collision attack, you aren't aiming at any particular hash01:41
mdzKamion: night, great work on RC01:42
Kamionin order to attack a Release file, you're trying to find another Packages file with the same hash, which is a second-preimage attack problem01:42
Kamionanyway, really bed01:43
Kamionmdz: thanks, night01:43
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lamontFile does not exist: /org/ubuntu/tree/dists/hoary/main/binary-powerpc/Packages.bz201:45
lamontnow what did I do to piss it off?01:45
thomKamion: right. thanks :-)01:47
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lamont"Please wait, loading kernel...\n"02:29
lamontand then all the time in the world...02:29
lamontI don't think it likes my G3...02:29
mdzwe get a regular stream of bug reports about "B&W G3" machines02:30
lamontthis one is color!02:30
lamontB&W is unsup, colour is officially supported, last I heard...02:30
lamont(that's why I bought it...)02:30
lamonthung with just return (or timeout), and with "/boot/vmlinux video=ofonly"02:31
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ograhmm, in total 72 from 892 hwdb submissions have a dectivated swap partition, interesting...02:45
Burgundaviaogra: I only bothered making one a little while a go, and I don't see a performance increase02:46
ograBurgundavia, depends.... this guy wont be happy without swap: http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=3b301d3f8bc58a58edc0bafc6af59c4502:47
ograonly 240MB mem are not very good....02:47
dredgi always have one. just because you have oodles of ram doesn't mean that any apps that are sitting idle should be using it02:47
Burgundaviaogra: ouch. I have a gig, so I am in a little different boat02:48
Burgundaviadredg: that is waht sold me on getting a swap partition too02:48
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ograheh, while we speak the next one rushes in http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=b09ef584490854dff848b4952485be1302:49
Burgundaviaogra: is it mailing now?02:49
dredgor at least, i cannot hear it02:49
ograBurgundavia, nope, HTTP-POSTing02:49
Burgundaviaogra: ok02:49
Burgundaviaogra: how do I tell what my id is?02:49
ograBurgundavia, read whats written under the id search field ;)02:50
ogradoes only work if you submitted online...02:50
Burgundaviaogra: hmm, that reading thing is really getting to me02:50
zenwhenso is the current image the RC02:53
zenwhen?02:53
ograzenwhen, the image with -rc- in its name... 02:54
Burgundaviaogra: usability suggestion with your send to server thing02:54
Burgundaviaogra: make it part of the same window and provide some better feedback02:55
CarlK_afkis the RC the same as rsync cdimage.ubuntulinux.org::cdimage/daily/current/hoary-install-i386.iso ?02:56
ograBurgundavia, i'm having plans with the separation of the scripts in mind for breezy, so i cant integrate it...02:58
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Burgundaviaogra: ok02:59
ograbut i'm aware of the feedback problem....02:59
Burgundaviaogra: if it timesout, it doesn't give any feedback, that is what I just discovered03:00
ograoh, please file a bug, i havent had this case yet03:00
BurgundaviaI ran it from a terminal03:01
Burgundaviathen I closed the terminal after the main window went away03:01
Burgundaviaand then it timedout03:01
BurgundaviaI am going to try and replicate it first03:01
ograah, ok....i didnt think anyone would run it from a terminal, hehe03:01
Burgundaviayep03:02
BurgundaviaI can replicate it03:02
Burgundaviawill file a bug for you03:02
Burgundaviashould I file 2? one for feedback issue and 1 for terminal issue?03:02
ograbut i guess it doesnt happen if you run it from your menu03:03
Burgundaviano, if you run from menu it works fine03:03
ograok03:03
Burgundaviaogra: 8424 and 8425 are yours03:08
ograthanks :)03:08
ograoh, that one is interesting...http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=bc62bb4efe25dc7c19845369a9453bc903:09
Burgundaviaogra: that is me03:10
Burgundaviamy bios is crap03:10
Burgundaviadoesn't detect my chip03:10
ograUnknown CPU Typ is funny03:10
Burgundaviait is a mobile 2500+03:11
Burgundaviaoverclocked to 2.2 GHZ03:11
schweebI sent a record in earlier03:11
ograschweeb, you can look up your id and look if your cpu and mem data is correct...03:12
schweebhttp://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=c5e70fd84c43df20f8e4e091988721f303:12
schweeblooks good03:12
Burgundaviaogra: the hwdb thing is very very cool. It is also completely unique in the linux world to the best of my knowledge03:12
ograyeah03:12
Burgundaviaogra: how many PPC and amd64 overall?03:13
ograBurgundavia, lets see how big we can grow it with a real DB :)03:13
Burgundaviaogra:  it is just flat data right now?03:13
ograBurgundavia, havent got a DB yet, its just the interim solution to win a little time...03:13
Burgundaviaok03:13
ograits all grep and ls output ;.P03:13
Burgundaviapost hoary is where the major hacking is going to happen?03:14
ogracurrently its in the source package and on the server....i will set up a bazaar repo...03:14
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HrdwrBoBlamont: :/03:20
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dholbachgoooood morning03:53
ograheh03:53
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jbaileydilinger: There?04:01
dilingerjbailey: i was about to hop in the shower, i smell like sweat and chalk.  what's up?04:20
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mdzogra: how many submissions so far?04:23
ogramdz, hwdb.ubuntu.com ;)04:23
ogra+180 on my disk that i still have to process manually04:24
mdzogra: nice!04:24
ogramdz, 77 of the online submissions have no swap :(04:24
mdzogra: why is that a problem?04:25
ograbecause we had a hibernate bug during the development process ... hibernate stuff04:25
ograthat broke the swapspace...04:26
whiprushoh hot, it accepting stuff from the clients and everything?04:26
mdzogra: that can be fixed on upgrade eventually04:26
ograso i guess a lot of these people dont know they have no swap.... especially these with 256MB =<04:27
ograwill hvae a very bad life currently04:27
ograergh s/</>04:27
schweebwhiprush: yes04:28
mdzjbailey was working on a fix, was he not?04:28
whiprushneat04:28
mdzI saw some relevant changes going in04:28
ograthe fix is to have 3xmem = swap on hibernate04:28
ograwhich is done by the installer afaik04:29
danielsogra: 04:30
daniels  File "/usr/bin/hwdb-xml", line 39, in __init__04:30
daniels    for line in self.xorgconf():04:30
daniels  File "/usr/bin/hwdb-xml", line 147, in xorgconf04:30
daniels    xconf.append("  <subsection name="+splitted[1] .strip()+">")04:30
danielsIndexError: list index out of range04:30
ograouch04:31
mdzmako: ping?04:31
ogradaniels, can you send me the xorg.conf ?04:32
mdzmako: I received what looks like an automated email about confirming my shipit order04:32
mdzmako: it doesn't explain what I should do in order to confirm, though04:33
danielsogra: sure.  it's my own hacked one, which might explain it04:34
ograah, night be :)04:34
ogramight even04:34
danielshttp://amnesiac.heapspace.net/~daniel/misc/xorg.conf04:34
danielsthis is probably it:04:35
danielsSubSection<tab>"Display"04:35
danielsas opposed to a space04:35
ograi'll check it .... but not yet, 4:30am is sleep time :)04:36
ograthanks for the file04:37
ogranight all04:37
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danielsg'night dude04:42
jbaileymdz: Yes, I have a patch against file (Accepted upstream), and the rest is a bit of shell script, planning to upload tomorrow.05:03
mdzjbailey: where is the shell script going to go?  it's very late in the release to put something like thi sin05:04
mdzit has to fail absolutely safe05:04
jbaileymdz: in mountall, there's a second swapon.  The bits of script looks for any swap partitions that aren't listed in /proc/swaps, and does a file -s /dev/FOO on them.  If the output string contains the string SWSUSP1 in it, it runs mkswap on it, and reruns swapon -a.05:06
mdzjbailey: will it cope with devfs pathname borkage?05:07
jbaileyI'd have to test to be sure.  I think the worst that happens in that case is that it does extra 'file -s', which is a readonly test.05:08
jbaileyThe biggest risk is running a swapon against a live swap partition.  mkswap doesn't seem to have any sanity checks on that.05:08
jbaileyDo you think that's too risky?05:09
mdzthe biggest risk would be running a swapon against a partition with a filesystem on it :-)05:09
mdzer, a mkswap05:09
jbaileyErm, right. =)05:09
mdzthis is to handle the case where a resume fails, right?05:09
jbaileyright.05:10
jbaileyUsually caused by someone doing a suspend, where the kernel guesses which swap partition to use, but there's nothing in grub/lilo/whatever to tell it to resume.05:10
mdzso it doesn't affect fresh installs, which set that up correctly by default?05:11
jbaileyI think it could also happen if someone upgrades a kernel then suspends.05:11
mdzit seems like it would expose practically every user to a certain amount of risk, in order to cover a corner case05:11
mdzthe worst of the corner case is that the user has no swap05:11
jbaileyRight.05:12
mdzthe worst of the risk is that they lose data05:12
mdzmkswap has practically no safety checks; it'll blow away whatever you ask it to05:12
mdzit's a very uncomfortable choice05:13
jbaileyYup.  Could put it in the release notes and note it as a mostfreq reported bug.05:13
mdzI haven't seen a lot of bugzilla activity around this issue; is it really that common?05:14
jbaileyI don't know how to measure that.  I've helped 2 or 3 people in #ubuntu with it, and certainly hit it myself.05:14
mdzsince it has a simple workaround, I'm inclined to delay the automatic fix until Breezy05:14
jbaileyFair 'nuff.  I'll put my patch in the bug and tag it 5.1005:14
mdzthanks05:14
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jbaileydilinger: Sweat and chalk?  Do you do gymnastics?05:30
infinityjbailey : That's what I was thinking... Or marathon chalkbrush cleaning.05:31
jbailey*lol*05:32
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infinityI'd feel silly going back to it.05:32
infinityI was on the national team when I was 10.  Kinda haven't done much since then.05:33
infinityAt 27, I'm not quite as.. Bendy.05:33
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jbaileyThere was a lovely club in Vancouver that had an adult gymnastics program that was really nice.  Wide range of folks and a few instructors.05:33
Guilmondamn. Me expected an answer, but I guess new people are active in #ubuntu 05:33
jbaileyThey'd let you hang out on the machines pissing around as long as you were being reasonably safe about it and a couple times an hours go to one of the stations and demonstrate/help.05:33
Guilmonanyone want to answer me a question because me blind? :P05:34
dilingerjbailey: heh.  rock climbing.  might as well be gymnastics tonight, though.  i definitely bent ways that i'm not supposed to05:35
GuilmonMe wishes to ge mountain climbing :)05:35
Burgundaviajbailey: your a canuck eh. come to #ubuntu-ca05:36
GuilmonMaybe in aslaska :)05:36
jbaileydilinger: Nice.  There's that whole "trust your belayer" bit that I have troubles with.05:36
jbaileyBurgundavia: I did tell you guys that I wouldn't be there often.  I have 5 #ubuntu-SOMETHING windows open already...05:37
Burgundaviajbailey: ok05:37
Burgundaviajbailey: I was just wondering if you were going to make it down to LFNW05:37
dilingerjbailey: i've known my belayer for 5+ years05:37
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jbaileyBurgundavia: dict LFNW?05:37
dilingerjbailey: i have no problems trusting him05:37
infinitydilinger : All the more reason to distrust.  People who know you well are more likely to kill you.05:38
Burgundaviajbailey: Linux Fest Northwest05:38
jbaileydilinger: Cool.  I would probably learn to climb with my while.  She's cute, but occasionally she's as distractable as a golden retriever. =)05:38
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dilingerinfinity: i'm not sure if i give people motive enough to kill me05:38
infinitys/shut/shuts/05:39
dilingerjbailey: so anyways, what's up/05:39
jbaileyBurgundavia: I see a collection of user groups involved, I don't see a city.05:39
Burgundaviajbailey: ? it is in Bellingham, WA05:40
jbaileyBurgundavia: But in any event, no, I won't be attending.  I'm not available on April 30th for heading out that way.05:40
jbaileydilinger: I was reading the link you posted to.. Lemme find the bug.05:41
jbaileydilinger: 1763, ide auto detection stuff.05:41
jbaileyBartlomiej Zolnierkiewicz's patch for move the ide stuff to a driver model, and I see that it's in his sync set from March 8th.05:42
jbaileydilinger: How does it usually work from there?  I've never followed how patches get pulled from the ide folks into the main trees.05:42
jbaileydilinger: I'm wondering what sort of craziness we would have to face if suddenly people upgrade their kernels themselves to this.  Will they get breakage with ide-generic being loaded by hotplug and such?05:43
Burgundaviamako: ping05:45
dilingerlinus needs to pull it; check out the netdev-2.6 posts that jgarzik does to lkml05:52
dilingerobviously, it would need to be tested.  i haven't been following bart's work, although i still intend to play w/ it once all the travel craziness and sarge stuff passes05:53
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infinitylamont : Around?06:17
fabbionemorning06:20
lamontinfinity: yo06:21
lamontmorning fabbione 06:21
makoBurgundavia: hey dude06:21
fabbioneno daniels?06:21
infinitylamont : Two things.  Can you retry 'php4-universe' on all arches?06:24
infinitylamont : And once that's kicked off, can you rety php4, and see if it's still confusing the heck out of buildd/sbuild?  (And if so, help me figure out why?) :)06:24
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infinitylamont : php4-universe was failing because it was in main, not universe.  mdz fixed that.  No idea why php4 is so confused, mind you, since the string "universe" doesn't show up anywhere in its source package.06:26
mdzit had to get into the archive before I could move it, so there was a largely inevitable window there where it would fail06:27
infinityHeh.06:27
mdzwhat's php4 doing?06:27
infinitymdz : It's not getting far enough to do anything.  sbuild's confusing it with php4-universe.06:27
fabbionehmmm it looks like people have some kind of love for "blocker" in bugzilla06:27
mdzoh dear, that's weird06:27
mdzfabbione: indeed06:27
infinitymdz : It downloads the source, then tries to open php4-universe.dsc, which obviously fails.  Very odd.06:28
schweebfabbione: did you say you had completed those Xen kernels, or were you still workin on them?06:29
infinityI wonder if this has to do with binary/source packages of the same name coming from different sources, or something.06:29
infinityOh, it probably does too.06:29
mdzlamont: I think you want apt-get --only-source source06:29
infinitySome broken heuristics for "apt-get source php4".06:29
fabbioneschweeb: actually i do have the kernels, but they can't boot. For some reasons the final vmlinux is an ELF binary that grub can't understand, while a normal image is marked as x86 boot something06:30
mdzfor values of 'broken' including 'gets it right in every case except the weird one you just created, and has a convenient override which should have been used here in the first place', sure :-P06:30
infinitymdz : Are you sure it isn't using --only-source already?06:30
infinitymdz : Without it, I'd expect it to download php4-universe's source too (since that's the source for the php4 binary)06:31
fabbioneschweeb: i was hoping to fix them sometime during this week06:31
mdzinfinity: I can think of no other explanation06:31
fabbioneschweeb: or at least try to06:31
mdzoh, wait, this isn't apt at all06:31
infinitymdz : Still, fixing apt bugs right now seems bad, it might be easier to move the (empty) php4 meta-package to main.06:31
mdzsbuild does the unpacking06:31
infinityOh, good point.06:31
mdzapt is getting the right package, and then sbuild is looking for something else06:31
infinityapt only downloads.06:31
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infinitymdz : If lamont can't find/fix it reasonably quickly, I can just move the php4 package from universe to main.  It's only 1120 bytes.06:33
mdzlamont: a simple retry, now that I've moved php4-universe to universe, might suffice for now06:34
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mdzhttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/CantInstallMP3Support06:36
mdzthere's a new and creative way to ask for support without using the appropriate channels06:36
infinityOh, ffs.  net-snmp FTBFS now.06:36
infinity(And not due to my change.. It never got that far)06:37
infinityGreat.06:37
mdzweird; lamont test-built the entire archive recently06:37
lamontmdz: wow.  we should make somewhere where they can create things like that.06:37
lamontmdz: is test-building again06:37
infinityCOuld be cosmic rays.  This machine has occasionally flaky RAM.  <tries again>06:38
lamontas of this morning ish?06:38
calclamont: similar to pastebin?06:38
mdzugh, it runs auto* during the build06:39
mdzno wonder it doesn't work06:39
lamontcalc: is there a reason that php4-universe has a binary named 'php4'?06:41
calcno idea06:41
lamontthat's probably part of the confusion somewhere06:41
lamontPackage: php4-universe06:42
lamontBinary: php4-imap, php4-curl, php4-mhash, php4-gd, php4-odbc, php4-pear, libapache-mod-php4, php4-ldap, php4-domxml, php4-mysql, php4, php4-universe-common, php4-recode, php4-sybase, php4-xslt, php4-mcal, php4-snmp06:42
infinitylamont : Yes, we know that's the confusion.  I've offered a simple solution (I can move the binary), but this situation should be fixable anyway. :)06:42
infinitylamont : Also, I'm not calc. ;)06:42
lamontinfinity: doh06:43
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infinitylamont : THe only reason it's in that source package is cause someone put 'php4' in universe long ago, and I just divided the source packages to match the current layout.06:43
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infinityI see no reason why moving the 1120 byte package to main would hurt anyone terribly.06:44
infinity(And it would allow for people to apt-get install php4, which they seem to love so much)06:44
mdzinfinity: net-snmp builds just fine here (the version in hoary)06:44
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infinitymdz : My second build is still going, so it much have been ghosts in the RAM.06:45
infinitys/much/must/06:45
mdzphp4-in-main doesn't sound so evil, so long as it doesn't depend on apache 1.3.x06:45
lamontphp4-universe is either building or uploaded now06:45
mdzbut then you need to have php4 build it, not php4-universe06:45
lamontwhich should break the loop nicely, I expect06:45
infinitymdz : it depends on "libapache-mod-php4 | libapache2-mod-php4"06:45
mdzor does it already?06:46
infinitymdz : Uploading two new source packages to swap who builds it isn't rocket science.06:46
lamontphp4-universe was looping on apache-dev06:46
mdzinfinity: the old php4 package built php4, didn't it?  why move it?06:46
infinitymdz : And no, it's built by universe, specifically to keep my sanity at bay.  If I need two source packages, I'd rather have them both target specific suites.06:46
lamontsbuild should handle php4 just fine now that php4-universe is in universe06:47
mdzretrying?06:47
infinitymdz : The old one built everything it could that didn't build-dep on stuff in universe.  That was the whole point in the split, to get the extra stuff back.06:47
infinityAnyhow....06:47
infinitylamont : If it Just Works now, the point is moot.06:47
infinitylamont : If they both get past the unpack stage, let me know. :)06:48
lamontinfinity: in the new world of php4, which source package delivers the php4 binary?06:48
infinitylamont : php4-universe delivers it currently.06:48
mdzinfinity: but if php4 is just a metapackage, build-depends shouldn't enter into that particular choice06:48
infinitylamont : php4 provides all binaries in main, php4-universe provides all binaries in universe.  Like I said, to make me go less crosseyed when dealing with them. :)06:48
infinitymdz : Right, build-deps don't matter for it (or for many of the modules packages I moved).  It was purely a cosmetic "who builds what" thing.06:49
infinitymdz : Honestly, though, if we're going to provide the php4 metapackage at all (hey, there's idea #3, we could just drop it), it may as well be in main, where people will expect to be able to get at it.  If it's not in main, I don't see much point in having it at all.06:50
lamontMar 31 05:50:02 buildd-mail: php4-universe must be manually dinstall-ed -- delayed06:50
lamontphp4-universe binaries are NEW06:50
mdzinfinity: I agree; if you'd proposed it before uploading, I most likely would have agreed06:50
infinitylamont : Known.06:50
infinitymdz : If I had known sbuild would freak out, I would have proposed. :)06:50
lamontaccepted on the 3 though06:51
mdzneed to let php4-universe stuff get into the archive, then move it to universe06:51
lamontthat is, uploaded, almost certainly sitting in NEW/06:51
infinityAlright, well, if sbuild doesn't sort itself, I can swap who builds the php4 metapackage with no real issues.06:52
infinityAnd then if you want to re-seed it to match, that's your choice.06:52
infinityDeal?06:52
mdzI would like to have php4 in main regardless, to be honest06:53
infinityOh.  In that case, I'll just do another upload to move it from one source to the other.06:53
infinityAnd you can fix the seeds.06:53
infinityAnd we'll all live happily ever after.06:53
mdzassuming germinate DTRT06:53
infinityAnd net-snmp finished fine here.  False alarm.06:54
mdzis that "| caudium-php4" really useful?06:54
infinityIt's not there anymore.06:54
mdzconsidering we don't have such a package06:54
infinityDebian doesn't have such a package either anymore.06:55
infinityAnd caudium-php4 shouldn't be in php4's dep list at all in either dist, unless I missed it.06:55
infinityBut it's harmless if I did.06:55
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mdzseed updated06:55
lamontdpkg-source: extracting php4 in php4-4.3.1006:56
lamontdpkg-buildpackage: source package is php406:56
infinityNope, didn't miss it.  I'm not retarded.  Yay me.06:56
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infinitylamont : Ahh, so it sorted itself.  Fancy.06:56
infinitymdz : I'll get new source uploaded ASAP with the swap.06:56
infinitylamont : Thanks for the fiddling.06:57
lamontof course, having a binary package foo delivered by source package bar, and a source package foo is just, well, wrong.06:57
mdzthere's a lot to be said for "apt-get install php4" doing the right thing06:57
infinitylamont : That will be fixed in the next upload.06:57
lamontinfinity: near certain that's what had sbuild all confused.06:57
infinitylamont : But thanks for babysitting the brokenish situation. :)06:57
infinitylamont : I'm positive that was the source of the confusion.  Still looks like an sbuild bug to me, weird corner case though it is.06:58
lamont(but with the ogre model, php4-universe (being in universe) is not in the cache for the main build of php406:58
lamontinfinity: yeah06:58
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lamontgiven the corner-case-ness of it, and how much I loathe perl, and the fact that lunchpad obsoletes sbuild, I'm tempted to temporarily lump that in the 'doctor it hurts when I do this' category06:59
infinity;)06:59
mdzinfinity: please test an upgrade from Warty with php4 stuffs installed and make sure everything is kosher there as well06:59
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infinitymdz : Will do.  They're functionally equivalent to Debian's packages, where I've been keeping an ongoing upgrade path all the way from Woody, so it SHOULD be okay.  But I'll test nonetheless.07:00
infinity(I can't wait to scrap a lot of that code..)07:00
infinityIn fact, some may be upgrade from potato era...07:01
infinityHrm.07:01
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pittiMorning07:05
lamonttalk about obscure options07:07
lamontif exists dhcp-parameter-request-list {07:07
lamont        # Always send the PXELINUX options (specified in hexadecimal)07:07
lamont        option dhcp-parameter-request-list = concat(option dhcp-parameter-request-list,interface-mtu);07:07
lamont}07:07
lamontgah - bad comment07:08
fabbionemorning pitti07:10
pittiHi fabbione 07:10
dholbachhey pitti 07:10
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fabbionepitti: way too early07:11
fabbionei started soffering of insomnia again07:11
dholbachpitti: at 03:45 i couldnt sleep anymore07:11
dholbachbut i was in bed at 22:00, maybe that's why07:11
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dholbachBurgundavia: could you turn that away-script off?07:13
Burgundaviasorry07:13
dholbachthanks :-)07:13
Burgundaviadone07:13
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infinityMornin', pitti.07:21
pittiHi infinity 07:26
pittimdz: here?07:27
mdzpitti: somewhat07:27
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pittimdz: you had some concerns wrt. #8263 (adding the gimp help files to l-support-*)07:28
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fabbionegood night lamont..07:28
pittimdz: -en would land on the CDs, so they would grow by ~ 500 KB07:28
pittiNight lamont 07:28
mdzpitti: 500kb is OK07:28
pittiokay, so I can add them?07:29
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pittimdz: -zh-cn is in universe, all other langs are in main; okay for you?07:31
pitti(i. e. okay to promote to supported)07:31
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pittimdz: I followup on the bug report and CC you, there is another issue07:37
fabbioneYAY07:38
fabbionefinally some multiarse good news07:38
ajmultiarch?07:39
fabbionemultiseat07:39
fabbionerenamed as multiarse07:40
fabbione;)07:40
ajahhh...07:40
ajso not related to multiverse either07:40
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fabbionenope.. it's stuff in main07:40
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fabbionemako: eheheh07:41
makoa sonnet even07:41
fabbionebut i don't own the multiarse copyright07:41
fabbionei didn't forge that nick07:41
mdzpitti: yes, ok to promote07:43
mdzpitti: hmm, looking at the bug though07:45
mdzpitti: 500k is OK, but 6M may be too much07:45
pittimdz: it would sum up to 6.6 MB07:45
mdzpitti: that is a bit more than 500k :-)07:45
pittimdz: yeah, I didn't take -common into account at first07:45
dholbachbbl07:46
Lathiat~>07:47
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fabbionebah no wonder why #8396 hangs the world08:19
fabbionek3b is a SIGKILLorama08:19
fabbionemdz: btw did you read that link i gave to you yesterday?08:20
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Jeeves_Morning all08:49
fabbioneany MOTU's around?08:59
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infinitymdz : Alright, new versions built, tested, and uploaded.09:16
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pittielmo: ncpfs sync, please09:19
fabbioneAHHHHHHH09:19
fabbioneamen09:19
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pittihi sabdfl 09:20
fabbioneschweeb: i figured why xen doesn't boot :)09:20
fabbionehi sabdfl 09:20
sabdflmorning all09:20
fabbionesabdfl: i got the AGP/PCI solved!09:20
fabbionesabdfl: but it's both bad and good news09:20
sabdflok?09:21
fabbionethe bad news is that for hoary we will have to use the nv driver = no 3d accel09:21
sabdflerk09:21
fabbionethe good news is that the problem is not the bios or the hardware09:21
fabbionebut the nvidia binary driver09:21
sabdflok09:21
sabdflah09:21
fabbionethe new version fixes it09:21
sabdflis there an update on the way09:21
sabdflok09:21
sabdflmdz?09:21
fabbionebut we can't upload it to l-r-m09:21
fabbioneit's way to late to jump so far09:21
sabdflhmm09:21
fabbionei think using the nv for hoary is a good compromise and not intrusive09:22
fabbionejust commeting one line in multiarse-configurator09:22
sabdflok09:25
sabdflisthe new nvidia binary known good or bad?09:25
fabbionesabdfl: dunno.. works here on one machine.09:26
sabdflhow new is it?09:26
fabbionechecking now...09:26
fabbioneRelease Date: March 11, 200509:27
fabbione20 days old...09:27
fabbionekinda risky09:27
fabbioneand i am pretty sure mdz will not like the idea of a major upstream release change after RC09:28
infinitybinary-only drivers are unsupportable either way, regardless of when it's added, so maybe he'd let it slide.09:29
fabbioneinfinity: there is more than that. remember that the nvidia stuff also adds libs that are used by xorg09:29
sabdflfabbione: the cape town machine, was that also nvidia, or was it ATI-based?09:30
fabbionesabdfl: afaik it is nvidia too09:30
fabbionesabdfl: can you give me the email address of the guy handling it in SA?09:30
infinityfabbione : libGL stuff, you mean?.. Or does it do more these days?09:30
fabbionei would like to get some info about that machine09:30
fabbioneinfinity: libGL09:30
infinityFWIW, I've never had the nVidia libGL blow up, only the video driver (occasionally) and the kernel driver (more often).09:31
infinityBut that's just my personal experience on a few machines.  Not much help, I suppose.09:32
infinity(Well, my personal experience as an avid Quake player, so I do USE libGL..)09:32
fabbioneinfinity: no relly.. i am not confortable at all in updating the driver09:33
fabbione1) it taint the kernel09:34
fabbione2) it interacts with xorg09:34
fabbionethis is a suicide combination if the driver is borked09:34
fabbione+ we are going to release in a wekk09:34
fabbioneweek09:34
fabbionethat means that it will not get enough testing09:34
infinityOh, I'm inclined to agree, it's just a shame if there's a showstopper bug on the current one.09:35
infinityNot that I'm familiar with the bug you're talking about.09:35
fabbioneinfinity: it's a very specific setup we are talking about09:36
infinityAhh, kay.09:36
fabbionea machine with N gfx cards09:36
fabbioneone agp and the others are PCI09:36
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fabbionethe problem is the order in which you initialize the cards09:36
fabbioneon 2 machines we have 2 different behaviours09:36
fabbionemachine a) init agp first, pci after = ok09:36
fabbionemachine b) same as above = hard freeze09:37
fabbioneif we init agp as last09:37
fabbionethe behaviour is reverted09:37
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HiddenWolfdaniels: ping09:37
HiddenWolfAnyone working with Xorg on now?09:38
infinityDoes it relate to the BIOS setting for initialising video cards, by any chance?09:38
fabbioneinfinity: nope.. test that too09:38
fabbioneit's just a bug in the nvidia binary driver09:38
fabbioneinfinity: the nv driver works perfectly in both combination09:38
fabbioneHiddenWolf: daniels is not online and he is working xorg09:38
infinityFind the offending bit with a hex editor and twiddle it? :)09:39
HiddenWolffabbione: I just installed warty > hoary-rc and I do not have X09:39
fabbioneinfinity: yeah right :)09:40
fabbioneHiddenWolf: report the bug on bugzilla09:40
HiddenWolffabbione: I have no clue what the bug is. Using links and irssi atm09:40
sabdfljdub: around09:42
fabbioneHiddenWolf: check the usual stuff.. /etc/X11/xorg.conf /var/log/Xorg.0.log09:42
fabbioneHiddenWolf: and add them to the bug09:42
fabbioneHiddenWolf: daniels will help to debug09:43
fabbione(if he needs more info)09:43
HiddenWolffabbione: thanks. I'll go back to being totally and utterly stressed out now. (my old pc died 2am yesterday-night, before I could get my data off, and now the new one is totally fucked up)09:44
fabbioneHiddenWolf: usually the log has a clear message of why X didn't start09:46
fabbioneat least check that09:46
fabbioneschweeb: ping?09:47
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jdubsabdfl: yo09:51
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HiddenWo1ffabbione: do you by any chance know what busid I should give for a pci-e graphics card?09:51
fabbioneHiddenWo1f: you need to check with lspci09:52
fabbionegimme a sec...09:52
HiddenWo1ffabbione: thanks. (somehow I can't switch vt's if I have irssi open, so I'll have to quit to try modding)09:53
fabbioneHiddenWo1f: run this command: lspci -Xn | grep " 0300:"09:53
fabbionethe BusID is the entry that looks like: PCI:1:0:009:53
HiddenWo1fI'll brb09:54
makoso evidently, *userlinux* doesn't know where the source is to the userlinux metapackages09:55
makoat least not to the userlinux-server-base package :)09:55
Burgundavialol09:55
fabbionemako: ehehe yeah.. i read that :)09:55
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HiddenWo2ffabbione: busid is correct, but I get the error "unable to open framebuffer device / screens found, but none has a usable configuration"09:58
fabbioneHiddenWo2f: can you put your xorg.conf somewhere?09:59
sabmocmako So after talking to the LFNW people it turns out nobody has made arrangements to setup a booth, maybe that group you talked to backed out, or maybe they just planned to hand out CDs and thats it.09:59
sabmocmako:: Anyway, so we have made arrangements to setup a booth now, and I even roped Burgundavia into giving a presentation.09:59
HiddenWo2ffabbione: if you can tell me how to ftp from the command line10:00
spivHiddenWo2f: http://rafb.net/paste may help10:00
fabbioneHiddenWo1f: use lftp10:00
HiddenWo2fbrb again10:01
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makosabmoc: awesome10:02
makosabmoc: Burgundavia already contacted me.. i pointed him to my notes/slides from a previous set of talks10:02
Burgundaviamako: have you seen this? http://lwn.net/Articles/129465/#Comments10:02
sabmocmako:: I pointed him to the same slides :)10:02
sabmocmako:: what is a good ratio for attendee's/cd's at a confrence? There will be about 300 people I think.10:03
makoBurgundavia: i didn't even know that it made it onto lwn :)10:03
makosabmoc: one for everyone? :)10:03
Burgundaviamako: came almost right away, but only made the weekly roundup now10:04
sabmocThats what I was thinking but I didnt want to go overkill 10:04
Burgundaviafrom being there last year, I can say that not a lot of people were actually taking cds, but I could be wrong10:05
makoBurgundavia: that guy doesn't know what he's talking about10:06
makoBurgundavia: bruce's message is the most sane10:06
makoat the bottom of the page10:06
makoit basically says that we shouldn't say that it *is* userlinux10:07
makowhich we wouldn't, since it's not :)10:07
makowell, so it got on lwn and nobody mailed me any bug reports yet.. that's a good sign10:07
BurgundaviaI suspect that is simply a non-starter all around10:08
makoyeah, i wouldn't install them on my main machine :)10:09
Burgundaviasorry, but the boat has sailed Bruce10:10
Burgundaviasome mad millionare came on said go10:10
Burgundaviaso it did10:10
makowell bruce doesn't seem to care all that much about userlinux any more10:10
Burgundaviaand said10:10
makohe used to care about it a lot more10:11
Burgundaviait is too bad10:11
Burgundaviauserlinux is a good idea10:11
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Hiddenwolffabbione: lftp is being a bitch, won't work10:12
Burgundaviamako: another misguided soul --> http://ninkendo.org/view.pl?id=4910:13
sabmocmako:: I hear they got pretty bogged down with ideas and didnt get much done.10:13
makowell.. i am on the userlinux list now.. i'm going to post a few messages and then go to sleep i think :)10:14
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Burgundaviamako: that is new on the userlinux page. A mark protection link10:17
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Hiddenwolffabbione: ftp.ibasr.nl/ubuntu/xorg.conf10:17
fabbioneHiddenwolf: invalid username/passwd10:18
fabbioneit doesn't allow anon access10:18
Hiddenwolffabbione, damn10:19
spivHiddenwolf: Simplest is probably to submit a bug report and attach the xorg.conf and the Xorg.0.log.10:20
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fabbioneHiddenwolf: ok hold on a sec...10:23
Hiddenwolfspiv: "this version of links does not include ssl/tls support10:23
Hiddenwolffabbione: going nowhere, save for cardiac arrest10:23
crimsunHiddenwolf: install links-ssl instead10:23
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Hiddenwolfcrimsun: lifesaver10:24
fabbioneHiddenwolf: check your xorg.conf for a line like this one: Option FbDev true10:24
fabbioneor "yes"10:24
fabbioneHiddenwolf: comment it out if there is one10:24
fabbioneand try to start X10:24
fabbionesee if something changes in the logs10:24
Hiddenwolffabbione: which section?10:25
Hiddenwolfnm, got it10:25
fabbioneSection "Device"10:25
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HiddenWo1ffabbione: that did change something. Instead of a new error message, I get a psychedelic pink/gray/green x screen that isn't killable10:29
fabbioneHiddenWolf: i need the logs and the config. can you boot with a liveCD and put them somewhere i can actually access them?10:30
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HiddenWo1ffabbione: I'll go and figure a way, then get back to you10:30
fabbioneok10:30
GheRiverores people10:31
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crimsundoko_: thanks for the python update!10:47
HiddenWolffabbione: #843810:55
HiddenWolfTell me if the attachments are there, doesn't seem that links likes uploading10:56
fabbioneHiddenWolf: one moment...10:56
fabbioneHiddenWolf: remove the VideoRam 128000 line and the UseFBDev11:00
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fabbioneforcing the VideoRam is not required on nv11:00
HiddenWolfTell me, what's the most direct way to cut off X if it starts looping again?11:02
HiddenWolfcntrl-alt-backspace didn't cut it11:02
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fabbioneHiddenWolf: probably not starting gdm, but it really depends on the problem11:04
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HiddenWolffabbione: uncommenting fbdev led to psychedelic effects again. had to reboot to kill x11:08
fabbioneHiddenWolf: did you uncomment the VideoRam too?11:10
HiddenWolfYup11:11
HiddenWolfThe default install didn't put that in there btw, dpgk-reconfigure did11:11
fabbioneHiddenWolf: i can't see anything else wrong.. we will have to wait daniels11:11
HiddenWolffabbione: thanks. :S11:12
HiddenWolffabbione: this wouldn't be so bad if I could figure out why my main/old rig suddenly gave in and refused to boot. :S11:13
HiddenWolfanyhow, I'll wait and shut up. :)11:13
fabbioneHiddenWolf: sorry, but it is really too long since i have been digging into X for debugging11:15
HiddenWolffabbione: doesn't matter, I'm just totally stressed about the old rig not booting, giving a few beeps only. Don't have the manual, so can't check what the beep code is, but I fear it's fucked.11:16
fabbioneHiddenWolf: the beep have a standard format. usually a few beeps = bad ram11:17
HiddenWolfhad two pc's running the other day. Each on a bank of the same identical ram. Switching it didn't work either.11:19
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HiddenWolfFabbione: It seems 'nv' driver doesn't support 6600 cards yet. Changing to nvidia does the trick11:26
dokod3vic3: ping11:26
d3vic3doko, pong 11:26
Mithrandirhm http://www.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/releases/document_view still lists 5.10 as grumpy11:27
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fabbionehey pitti11:32
fabbionei was just waiting for you11:32
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fabbionepitti: if you have time, can you just check teh security history of xen?11:33
pittifabbione: yeah, I attended the diploma presentation of a friend11:33
pittisure11:33
fabbionethanks11:33
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sabdflKamion: is it safe to say that fabbione's multiseat work will get into tomorrow's daily if it is uploaded today>11:47
sabdfl?11:47
sabdflis anybody else seeing aplay getting stuck?11:48
sabdfltry /usr/bin/aplay /usr/share/sounds/question.wav11:49
sabdfland let me know if it works for you?11:49
sabdflfor me it just hangs11:49
Mithrandirworksforme11:50
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trukulohi11:50
Mithrandirwon't aplay try to use alsa directly, so it'll hang if you don't have hardware mixing?11:50
pittisabdfl: aplay can't possibly work11:51
pittisabdfl: because esd already claims the alsa interface11:51
Mithrandirpitti: it can, but you need hardware mixing11:51
pittisabdfl: try esdplay11:51
sabdflpitti: i thought the whole point of alsa was to make that possible11:51
pittiMithrandir: ALSA can mix, too, but its not configured to do so by default11:52
pittisabdfl: ^11:52
Treenaksdmix?11:52
pittisabdfl: it is possible, but we don't do it by default11:52
pittiTreenaks: exactly11:52
sabdflpitti: does it break on some setups? is that why we don't try by default?11:52
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pittisabdfl: I don't know it overly well; I tried it the other day and it worked relatively easy, but I lost dynamic frequency adaptio11:53
sabdflseb128: grrr, what happened to left-double-click-closes-folders-when-opening-new-folders?11:53
sabdflk11:53
pittisabdfl: i. e. I could not play a 22.050 Hz sample at correct speed11:53
sabdflpitti: ok11:53
pittiit should be possible to combine mix and resampling, but esound already does it11:54
pittiseb128: is there any possibility that you upload another gdm before release?11:54
trukuloone question, boot process is as fast in fresh installs of hoary, than in upgrades from warty with aptitude?11:54
pittiseb128: the gdm translation tarball was lost; of course I can recompile it, but if you upload anyway, I don't need this11:54
pittitrukulo: hm, should11:55
seb128sabdfl: you said to wait a day, that you were going to mail the list about it and no news ...11:55
trukulopitti, i don't see any fast boot on my computer, in fact, sid is much more faster than hoary11:55
seb128pitti: k, I'll do an upload11:56
pittiseb128: not if you don't need to11:56
Treenakstrukulo: how much memory do you have?11:56
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seb128sabdfl: I assumed that you talked with other guys and changed your mind ... do you want the change to go now ?11:56
trukuloTreenaks, 768 MBs11:56
Mitariolo everyone11:56
Treenakshey Mitario 11:56
sabdflseb128: yes please11:56
seb128pitti: for the moment I don't need to11:56
seb128sabdfl: k11:56
sabdflseb128: there are some subtleties, apparently that required more than a straight swapping of the keys11:57
sabdflbuttons11:57
seb128like ?11:57
sabdflif you double click anything other than a folder, the folder should stay open11:57
sabdflis that the case?11:57
seb128right11:57
seb128that's only a swap of the "folder opening" action11:57
sabdflso double-clicking an image loads the image viewer, leaving the folder open11:57
sabdfldouble-clicking a folder opens the new folder, and closes the existing one11:58
TreenaksI hope that's configurable then11:58
seb128hum, need to check but that should be fine11:58
crimsunpitti: err, regarding dmix, which virtual device were you using?11:58
sabdflshift-double-clicking a folder opens the new folder, leaving the older one open too11:58
crimsunpitti: did you create an ~/.asoundrc || /etc/asound.conf, or were you using plug:dmix ?11:58
seb128sabdfl: k, understood. I'll change that today11:58
sabdflthanks seb11:59
pitticrimsun: I created an /etc/asound.conf which set up dmix11:59
seb128np11:59
pitticrimsun: 11:59
crimsunpitti: if you have time, please test instead aplay -Dplug:dmix foo.wav11:59
pittipcm.!default {11:59
pitti  type plug11:59
pitti  slave.pcm "dmix"11:59
pitti}11:59
pittipcm.dsp0 pcm.default11:59
crimsunhmm12:00
pitticrimsun: that doesn't work, because esound still claims the interface12:00
pitticrimsun: you need to run esd with dmix, too12:00
crimsunpitti: right, I'm just concerned with dmix at the moment :)12:00
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pitticrimsun: it works, but it doesn't do resampling with this conf12:01
pitticrimsun: but resampling is crucial12:01
crimsunthe built-in dmix (if you don't have /etc/asound.conf or ~/.asoundrc) should work with resampling as plug:dmix.  If it doesn't, that's a bug.12:02
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pittifabbione: so far it seems that _every_ user on xen domain0 (i. e. the host platform) can control all domains12:19
pittifabbione: that's not really desirable...12:20
fabbionepitti: hmm right12:20
fabbionethat kinda sucks12:20
pittifabbione: the intention obviously was to have a user-free dom012:21
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pittifabbione: an all users work in a domain12:21
fabbionepitti: yes, that was my point too12:21
fabbionethere should be no users in dom012:21
pittifabbione: so this should at least be documented properly as long as there is no access control (upstream plans something like this)12:22
fabbionepitti: ok. for now it is all limited to userland stuff12:23
fabbionekernel appears to be fine tho12:24
pittiyeah12:24
pittifabbione: is the kernel part like UML? I. e. you have a normal -i386 kernel for dom0, and -xen arch kernels on top of it?12:24
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fabbionesomething like that yes12:25
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smurfixfabbione: you don't have a normal kernel for dom0 though12:33
rossmvo: ping?12:35
fabbionesmurfix: yes i am aware of that12:37
fabbionesmurfix: right now i manged to build some kernel images, but they don't boot yet12:37
fabbionei need to understand why12:37
fabbionebut it will be another day work12:38
fabbionetoday i am pretty busy12:38
smurfixfabbione: I can imagine. (NB: that was a thinko, I should've typed pitti:.)12:41
pittiI read it anyway 12:42
mvoross: pong12:42
fabbionesmurfix: ehehe12:45
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Kamionsabdfl: multiseat, tomorrow's daily> yes, certainly01:19
Kamionas long as it builds, at least. multiseat isn't in the installer initrd, which is where extra delays get introduced01:20
sabdflKamion: thx01:20
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fabbioneKamion: yes, it builds :-) already checked on 5 arches01:22
fabbionei am doing some tests at the moment and some bug fixes01:22
fabbioneit will need NEW love tho01:23
fabbionearch: all -> arch: any01:23
Kamionwhy should that need NEW love?01:23
Kamion(it doesn't, unless you've also changed package names)01:23
HiddenWolffabbione: thanks again for the effort this morning01:24
fabbioneHiddenWolf: it's ok. don't worry01:24
fabbioneKamion: hmm right...01:25
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mvoping doko 01:29
dokomvo: pong01:30
mvodoko: could you please run the testcode for #8447 on your amd64 box? when you have a moment, it's not urgent01:31
dokomvo: same behaviour01:35
mvodoko: thanks. it doesn't crash on my i386 box, I was wondering if it is amd64 specific01:38
dokoseems so ...01:39
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ogramorning world01:47
trukulomorning oliver01:47
dholbachhey ogra 01:47
thommorning ogra 01:48
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ograthom, http://hwdb.ubuntu.com ;)01:48
ograjust injecting your laptop-detect code in the output scripts....01:49
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kokemvo: FYI, spanish translation updated on update-manager01:50
thomogra: kick ass01:51
ograhehe :)01:51
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mvokoke: thanks :) 02:00
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=== mjg59 struggles with Bluetooth
mjg59Is the gnome-bluetooth stuff in Universe expected to work?02:07
dholbachmjg59: i can test... it worked some weeks ago02:08
mjg59The browser thing seems a bit... fragile02:08
dholbachbrowser thing?02:08
mjg59Bluetooth manager02:09
mjg59And I don't seem to get a Send via Bluetooth thing in Nautilus02:09
dholbachi always used gnome-obex-send (since the nautilus-"send to bluetooth..." is broken)02:09
dholbachyes02:09
Treenaksmjg59: send via bluetooth might be an old-style nautilus extension02:09
mjg59Ah. Hrm.02:10
=== mjg59 wonders how much pain it would be to fix that before release
dholbachoh... gnome-bluetooth-manager just breaks, when starting up02:10
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Lathiatbluetooth manager doesnt do much02:11
Lathiatjust lists devices02:11
Lathiatit was broken cus gnomeappbar wasnt in python02:11
pittiMoin jbailey 02:11
Lathiati patched it to use a normal statusbar02:11
Lathiatdunno if that was ever done upstream02:11
Lathiatthe gnome obex stuff works but02:11
Lathiatas does gnome phone manager02:11
mjg59Ah, gnome phone manager?02:12
Lathiatyeh02:12
Lathiatlets you send/receive sms' via bluetooth02:12
Lathiatthrough a mobile02:13
dholbachgnome-obex-server & gnome-obex-send work fine02:13
dholbachboth directions02:13
Lathiatthey do02:13
mjg59Ok, cool02:13
mjg59g-p-m is just an SMS manager?02:14
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mjg59gnome-bluetooth and gnome-phone-manager all seem to be missing menu icons02:14
Lathiatrestart your session see if they work02:15
Lathiati have a bug where menu icons dont show up until my session is restarted02:15
mjg59I've had gnome-bluetooth installed for a while02:16
Lathiatoh02:16
Lathiatin that case yeh i seem to recall they didnt anyway02:16
Lathiatprolly just broken .desktop files as they do have icons on the app02:16
Lathiatalso im not sure 'System Tools' is the right place to have them02:17
mjg59Yeah02:17
Lathiataccessories perhaps?02:18
jbaileymoin, pitti!02:18
jbailey( et al...)02:18
pittijbailey: I'm currently diving into the RT source code02:19
dholbachhey jbailey 02:19
jbaileypitti: Yay, thanks!02:19
Lathiatpitti: request tracker?02:19
pittiLathiat: yes02:19
Lathiatsounds like pain :)02:19
pittiit _is_ :-)02:19
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Lathiatnow why am i not surprised :( heh02:19
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Mithrandirpitti: RT is good for you.02:19
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pittiLathiat: 200.000 lines of code seems to be quite much for a distributed TODO list...02:19
mjg59Ok, cool, gnome-obex-send works nicely02:20
Lathiatarcher:/usr/share/applications> cat gnome-obex-server.desktop|grep Icon02:20
LathiatIcon=../gnome-bluetooth/pixmaps/blueradio-48.png02:20
Lathiatmjg59: :)02:20
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Lathiatthe icons arent even installed02:20
Lathiatlet alone referenced right :)02:20
jbaileypitti: 200,000 lines of perl sounds like alot for anything.  I thought you could express all programs at the same time in a hologrpahic manner in about 100... ;)02:21
mjg59Grr.02:21
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Lathiatmjg59: got bluez stuff installed?02:21
pittijbailey: just state the offset into the pi decimal representation :-)02:21
mjg59Lathiat: Yeah02:21
Lathiatmjg59: like is sdpd running?02:21
mjg59It's not finding any of the machines in here02:21
Lathiat:(02:21
mjg59It did a minute ago02:22
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dholbachmjg59: try setting class 0x100100;02:22
mjg59dholbach: No, the phone's even refusing to discover things02:22
dholbachhrm ok02:22
dholbachmjg59: anything in dmesg?02:22
mjg59Rebooting the phone seems to have fixed things02:23
dholbachmjg59: what phone is it?02:23
Lathiathmm gnome-bluetooth doesnt tell you what the file is/called02:23
mjg59T6802:23
mjg59(Not a T68i)02:23
mjg59Yeah, works fine now02:24
dholbacht68 is ericsson?02:24
mjg59Yup02:24
dholbachi have one of the new sonyericsson ones... it's a nightmare... rebooting every now and then02:24
Lathiatdholbach: what model?02:24
=== Lathiat has a sony erricson Z1010, works pretty well
Lathiatfrozen a couple times in the 4 months i've had it tho02:25
Lathiatacutally i thinks its mor elike 9 months now, i dont keep track of time02:25
dholbachLathiat: k700i02:25
Lathiatah those02:25
Lathiatthey look ok02:25
mjg59Woo, working IR02:25
dholbachhrm02:25
Lathiatprolly what i would have got if i didnt get this02:25
dholbachand you have to go to a shop to do a software update02:26
dholbachsiemens offered downloadable updates ... for windows, but still...02:27
dholbachenough ranting :-)02:27
SlackShrikehi02:28
fabbioneelmo: ping?02:30
elmofabbione: ?02:30
SlackShrikehowto create a live cd of ubuntu ? I am like contribute with the live of ubuntu. where I find the documentation of live-cd ?02:30
dholbachSlackShrike: on the wiki02:30
fabbioneelmo: can you please make sure that all the Build-Dep for l-r-m are installed on concordia/davis/halley hoary chroot and that they are uptodate?02:30
elmobtw, new cdimage machine just added - if anyone notices any problems, please shout02:31
elmofabbione: k, doing02:31
fabbioneelmo: thanks a lot02:31
SlackShrikedholbach : The wiki has the documentation of as to customize the live-cd !02:32
dholbachSlackShrike: could you please elaborate on what you're exactly trying to do?02:33
thomso, i guess consensus is that we shouldn't p4-clockmod on laptops, either02:35
Kamionhm, might be a good idea to actually turn CD builds back on02:36
elmop4-clockmod sounds like it shouldn't be compiled02:37
SlackShrikedholbach: To study casper and the process of creation of live of ubuntu to be able to help in the hardware detention that is sold in Brazil and the translation and configuration of the system for pt_BR02:37
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dholbachSlackShrike: i hope someone read what you just wrote and will be able to help you... i have no real clue about the internals02:39
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mjg59I can't work out whether my inability to get the machines talking is down to something being broken or IR just being cra02:40
mjg59p02:40
SlackShrikedholbach: thanks02:41
dholbach:-)02:42
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thomelmo: well, that's the other option yes02:43
mjg59Oh, gah, it seems to be an Ericcson bug02:44
mjg59Why does ALL HARDWARE SUCK?02:44
Treenaksmjg59: your ericsson is bug-free compared to my nokia02:44
Mithrandirmjg59: apply hammer.02:45
Mithrandirhammers don't suck02:45
jbaileyMithrandir: No, hammers bite. ;)02:46
mjg59Hrngh. I still get nothing.02:47
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Mithrandirmjg59: apply hammer, I say.  It'll solve all your worries.02:47
dholbachwoohoo, i have memtest86+ now! :-))02:51
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Kamionjbailey: hammers claw, surely ...02:51
Mithrandirdholbach: does it work?02:51
dholbachMithrandir: didn't test yet... does it have update-grub in postinst?02:51
dholbachMithrandir: at least i didnt see the msg02:52
Mithrandirdholbach: unsure, I actually haven't rebooted to see02:52
dholbachMithrandir: i'll report later02:52
Mithrandirgoodie02:52
jbaileyAny evms guru's around?02:52
jbaileyI've tried a few times to figure this stuff out to solve the boot bugs that are showing up with raid, and the documentation is just a bit convoluted.02:53
dholbachMithrandir: postinst only has lilo crack02:53
Mithrandirdholbach: hm, I'm not going to change that for release.02:53
dholbachMithrandir: hrm... why not? if the user updates/newly-installs a kernel, it will get dragged in anyway02:54
Kamiondholbach: is this a kernel package? update-grub is done in a kernel-package hook02:54
Mithrandirdholbach: because we're releasing in a week and I'd like not to touch more than needed.02:54
Kamion/etc/kernel-img.conf02:55
mjg59Oh, woo, that worked02:55
ogra_1140 submissions on hwdb.ubuntu.com, 165 of them are amd64, 24 are ppc02:55
dholbachKamion: ok02:55
mjg59Whee! Patches over mobile link.02:56
mjg59Uh, packets.02:56
mjg59Christ.02:56
HiddenWolfogra: Wait for another one. Pumping over my data atm, then watch me. 02:56
ogra_97 have no working swap !02:56
ogra_about 10%02:56
jbaileyogra_: Is that page supposed to be for finding supported hardware?02:57
ogra_jbailey, naah, thats my interim until we have a real DB.....its currently just grepping through the entry....02:58
elmoMithrandir: did you test our version of memtest86+ on amd64? it's quite old02:58
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Mithrandirelmo: it's the same version as is in debian, iirc?02:59
elmono, debian has 1.50-102:59
elmowe're on 1.30 or so02:59
ogra_jbailey, all these files will go in a SQL db after release, that will be searchable then and show you the percentage of support a device gets (at least thats the plan), but currently i only want something the user can be pointed to to aprove everything was detected right....03:01
jbaileyogra_: Cool, thanks.03:01
elmofabbione: done, btw03:01
fabbioneelmo: thanks.03:02
Mithrandirelmo: works on my box at least.03:05
elmoMithrandir: ok, cool03:06
maswanMithrandir: are you sure it actually detects errors above 4 gig? I seem to remember we had some issues like that.03:06
Mithrandirmaswan: I only have 2G memory in the box.03:06
maswanMithrandir: ah03:06
Mithrandirmaswan: it probably doesn't, since it runs in 32 bit mode.03:06
maswanI wonder. Hmm.. Let me check around a bit.03:07
elmoI suspect memtest86+ is underwhelmingly used - it seems to be utterly broken on (super common) poweredge 2650's03:07
Mithrandirif you ship me a box with 6G memory, I can test, no problem.03:07
elmoMithrandir: how?  going to poke out some of the pins on the top 2Gb? :P03:10
Mithrandirelmo: see whether it detects 6G of memory for a start. :)03:11
elmooh, well, there is that03:11
maswanOk, it was local patches to make it work on opteron03:11
MithrandirI could probably also find some faulty memory, yes.03:11
elmoI could try memtest86+ on emperor for fun03:11
Mithrandirelmo: please do.03:11
elmoMithrandir: it's not amd64, just x86 PAE with LOTS of memory03:11
Mithrandirisn't PAE like dog slow?03:12
maswanOk, it wasn't 4gig+ issues, it was Opteron-internal memory controller problem.03:13
elmoMithrandir: yes - I hate it passionately03:13
elmoand the stupid NX protection on newer Xeons requires it03:13
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maswanSo, do you guys want patches for Opteron support? :)03:14
elmomaswan: they not upstream yet?03:15
elmoI suspect it's too late to get them in hoary in any event03:15
elmogiven the < 7 days thing and all03:15
Mithrandiryeah, I'm not comfortable putting them in now; breezy, sure.03:16
maswanelmo: well, the guy that did them just muttered about the problem and him having patches, not actully submitted it.03:16
maswanso no, it's no big deal to build them either yourself03:16
elmoyeah, that's the other thing about memtest86+; you can always grab the latest .deb, no matter what distro you're running03:16
maswanyeah03:17
Mithrandiras long as your system doesn't die halfway through booting linux. ;)03:17
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elmoMithrandir: then you grab the .iso from www.memtest86.org :P03:17
elmoor whatever it is03:17
maswanthe part about "Do a trivial check to make certain we can see a host bridge." assumes that it is pci device id 0, where the opterons have 24, which makes it break in spectacular ways. :)03:17
HiddenWolfmithrandir: I like it worse if the system dies on post, really03:18
Mithrandirmaswan: ah, sounds fun.03:18
maswanbut yeah, these patches should probalby rather be pushed upstreams03:18
maswanI just suck at dealing with most upstreams. :)03:18
torkelmaswan: I think ake did, but they have not been accepted yet...03:19
maswantorkel: ah, ok. not just mubmled about having a problem with a patch? :)03:19
elmomaswan: submit them to the debian bts03:19
maswanelmo: ah, good plan03:19
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HiddenWolfWhy is there a debian logo in the synaptic popup to configure a package that asks a question? (for the love of god forgot the name )03:22
sabdflmaswan: is that patch in hoary too?03:23
maswansabdfl: The patch isn't anywhere but locally here, I'm going to submit it to the debian bts so other people can see it.03:24
maswan(well, parts of the local patch, I don't think we need some of the default config changes propagated :) )03:24
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janielmo, please sync sylpheed, fixes two security bugs03:27
maswanI just remembered these issues because memtest86+ was mentioned in here. :)03:28
elmojani: done03:29
janithanks03:29
crimsunelmo: if you have time, would you please sync xfce4.2.1 from os-works?  The packages are also in experimental if you'd rather sync from there.03:31
elmocrimsun: what's os-works?03:32
crimsunelmo: Benny's repository (deb-src  http://www.os-works.com/debian/ testing main)03:32
crimsunelmo: those packages are also in Debian experimental03:32
elmocrimsun: well, which would you prefer?  is one better than the other?03:32
elmooh, they're the same?03:32
janicrimsun, I was just about to ask elmo the same :)03:33
elmoI'll do experimental then - have a trust path to it03:33
crimsunelmo: Benny's is slightly newer03:33
crimsunelmo: ok, that works for us!03:33
crimsuneither way, it means we can clear up xfce 4.2.1 for Hoary :)03:33
crimsunelmo: thanks a bunch03:33
janicool03:33
sabdflmaswan: cool, as long as it's in hoary :-)03:34
janiso exeprimental does not have the 4.2.1.1 fixes ?03:34
crimsunjani: no, but they're not terribly intrusive; we can use dpatches03:34
janiso we will apply those in time for hoary right ?03:34
crimsunyep03:34
crimsunas soon as the sources are in, I'll begin updating the diffs03:35
janicool, what about the other lightwaight benny pack which are orthogolnal (libexo, terminal and mousepad)?03:35
janithose go well with xfce4 on limited ram machines 03:35
janimousepad is the only X app that starts in <1 sec for me :)03:36
crimsunthose are only in Benny's os-works repo03:36
Treenaksjani: how about xclock? :P03:36
janitreenaks, who needs that ;)03:36
elmocrimsun: if they're not the same, I can sync from this newer site, if you want?03:36
janielmo, crimsun that would be nicer I think it's the same maintainer and xfce4 core devel03:37
crimsunelmo: merging from Benny's would be more helpful for jani and me, but the trust issue is understandable.03:37
elmocrimsun: I only brought that up, 'cos I thought you meant they were the same ..03:37
crimsunelmo: the core packages are listed here in sorted dependency order: http://sh.nu/~crimsun/list.sources03:38
crimsun(source package names)03:38
janithat's not a private site though it's a company that makes xfce4 livecd among others, but I can understand if exp is more trusted03:38
elmoi.e. all other things being equal, I'd prefer debian over random site.  if they're not, I'll go with whatever has best sw03:38
elmos/sw/software/03:38
janios-works has the best, I think crimsun and I  agree03:39
crimsunelmo: well, it's easiest to sync from experimental03:39
elmocrimsun: how come?03:39
crimsunjani: right03:39
janicrimsun , let elmo do the work instead of us ;)03:39
crimsunelmo: well, I'm considering the amount of effort it'd require you03:39
elmocrimsun: don't worry about that - the syncing program is generic, as long as the site has a Sources, I can sync from it03:40
elmoif it doesn't, I still can, it's just a bit more work, but it looks like os-works has a Sources03:40
crimsunelmo: ok, then os-works is jani's and my preferred source03:40
janielmo, is that program public, it could be useful for MOTU staff03:40
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zulhey03:42
dholbachhey zul03:42
elmojani: not yet, hopefully will be eventually - not sure it'd be useful useful for MOTU folks tho as it plays various games to get katie to bypass some of her checks, and those games are tied to certain PGP keys etc.03:42
zulhey dholbach 03:42
janielmo, I see thanks03:42
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janielmo, one other thing I've been meaning to ask, do all syncs end up in hoary-changes? I was notified for the darcs 1.0.2 sync a couple days ago but it did not show up on the list03:46
elmojani: hoary-changes has some overly fascist spam filtering - mithrandir wrote up a better filter for it, which we can hopefully get installed there soon03:47
elmobut yes, all syncs go to hoary-changes03:47
elmo(in theory)03:47
janiI see, thanks03:47
elmocrimsun: hum, that's not a list of source packages?03:49
elmoe.g. it has xffm4, but source is xffm?03:49
elmoOTOH, do you just want me to sync everything in that repo?03:49
HiddenWolfelmo: for -changes, why not whitelist instead of filtering?03:49
elmoHiddenWolf: way more work than the filter mithrandir has already done03:50
crimsunelmo: err, odd, the source package is xffm4 in experimental and xffm in os-works.03:50
janihmm maybe syncing all and we sorting it out later would be easier on elmo03:51
crimsunelmo: yes, please sync all03:51
janiwe can get rid of xfld stuff03:51
crimsunyes, per our discussion regarding meta-xfce403:53
mjg59thom: So, do we get a release party next week?03:55
dholbachmjg59: i set up wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseParty ages ago... but hrm... see for yourself03:56
zulhell yes03:56
mjg59Oh.03:57
mjg59Enabling DMA while in the middle of burning a CD makes bad things happen03:57
Lathiati noticed that03:57
Lathiat:(03:57
Lathiatunfortuantely03:57
Lathiathdparm init scripts seems to run before ide-cd is loaded03:57
Lathiati shoudl file a bug about that03:57
zuldholbach: it needs to be updated you still have it april 6th :)03:58
smurfixdholbach: Is that page linked anywhere?03:58
dholbachzul: true that03:59
dholbachsmurfix: dunno03:59
elmocrimsun: can't sync startup-notification, it's in main.  doing the rest03:59
smurfixdholbach: no wonder nobody subscribed if people do't even know the page exists ;-)03:59
ogra_hehe03:59
dholbachdon't laugh... link it then ;-)04:00
ogra_put t in the release announcement ;)04:00
crimsunelmo: all right, thanks again04:00
thomLathiat: kindly don't; check that /etc/dev.d/block/hdparm is 755 and then find out why it's not being run04:01
thommjg59: dunno, i'm gonna be on a plane since we rescheduled to friday04:02
seb128pitti: here ?04:02
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pittiyeah04:02
seb128any new on the gamin plan ?04:02
pittinot yet04:03
seb128we need to work with upstream now if we want to get that fixed for hoary04:03
pittijbailey: here?04:03
seb128don't count on upstream beeing available to fix that on 1 day04:03
jbaileypitti: Yup04:03
pittijbailey: do you know DBIx::SearchBuilder?04:04
pittijbailey: this is what RT uses for DB access04:04
jbaileypitti: I don't, but I'm not a Perl guru at all.04:04
pittijbailey: hmm, okay04:04
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jbaileypitti: I have someone I trust that I can ask for info...04:05
pittijbailey: I try to find out whether anything in RT/DBIx/DBI quotes strings to prevent SQL injection04:05
mjg59thom: Teh suck04:05
elmocrimsun: hmm, FYI, lots of epochs used in this repo04:06
thommjg59: yah04:06
crimsunelmo: indeed.04:06
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zulq04:07
zuldoh..04:07
Lathiatthom: oh, hrm....04:08
pittiseb128: I pinged him04:09
seb128thanks04:09
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Kamiononce you have two uses for something ...04:10
Lathiatthom: aha :)04:10
Lathiatthom: that must have been added sine it wasnt working a while back04:10
Lathiatthom: i wont bother you now :)04:10
KamionI suppose it should have occurred to me earlier that prebaseconfig was no longer necessarily right for various things04:11
tritiumLathiat, I've had the same problem with hdparm running before modules are loaded.  How did you fix it?04:12
Lathiattritium: hal now runs it when devices come up04:12
mjg59Waa.04:12
Lathiatim gonna reboot and see if it works04:12
Lathiatits possible ide-cd is loaded after hdparm and before hal04:12
mjg59My write died halfway through, and now cdrecord refuses to blank my CD.04:12
Lathiatmjg59: eww :(04:13
mjg59Cock.04:13
Treenaksmjg59: even if you do a complete blank?04:13
mjg59Treenaks: Yeah04:13
abellimjg59: the same for me ..04:13
abellii mounted it another time and it worked04:13
Treenaksthat's just plain wankage04:14
mjg59Power calibration area error04:14
abellihuh .. this may mean that the burner is gone04:14
abellis/may(might04:14
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tritiumLathiat, so you re-ordered some init scripts?04:15
Lathiatno04:15
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mjg59Hmm. It's making unhappy noises with this one, too.04:16
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Lathiatmjg59: :(04:16
abellimjg59: DMA huh ?04:16
elmomjg59: you and hardware are just the bestest of friends04:16
mjg59abelli: Problems started when I turned on dma04:16
abellimjg59: ahh right... 04:17
mjg59Gah. No.04:17
mjg59Maybe it needs a full power cycle.04:17
mjg59Either that or I've managed to kill it.04:17
mjg59(But it's not mine and it's under warranty, so...)04:17
abellibut it's still strange.04:18
elmocrimsun: small problem04:18
abellidma shouldnt break anything04:18
elmocrimsun: xfce4-theme-brushedchrome is under a nasty non-commercial CC license04:18
abellii mean there's a control circuit that should avoid this kind of things . and block the lens.04:19
elmohow important is that package?04:19
Kamionabelli: large numbers of bug reports suggest otherwise04:19
abelliKamion: yeah i know.04:19
Kamionabelli: I think you're assuming non-broken hardware :)04:20
abelliKamion: yeah ... its a sw problem :)04:20
mjg59Ok, power cycling seems to have made it happier04:22
abelli:-D04:23
Kamionfabbione: think we can switch multiseat to priority: standard?04:23
fabbioneKamion: let04:24
Kamionfabbione: requirement for that would be that it does nothing unless the hardware you're in front of is multiseat04:24
fabbioneKamion: just a sec.. 04:24
fabbionere04:24
fabbionelet me check the code Kamion04:24
fabbionei didn't write the udeb at all04:25
Kamionthat was my impression of how it worked last I checked04:25
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fabbioneKamion: the postinst looks ok to me and it seems to only ask for multiarse in case it finds 4 gfx04:27
fabbioneKamion: i think we can switch it safely04:27
fabbionebut it would be nice if you can double check04:27
Kamionelmo: could you please override multiseat-udeb to Priority: standard?04:27
fabbioneor otherwise switch it04:27
fabbioneand i can do a netinsta04:27
elmoKamion: done04:27
fabbioneand see if it work04:27
Kamionthanks04:27
elmocrimsun/jani: xfce4-genmon-plugin-1.1 has an incorrect debian/copyright file too04:28
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Kamionfabbione: yeah, I'll give it a try in a bit; booting with 'multiseat' on uniseat hardware is a good test, it should do nothing04:29
fabbioneexactly04:29
Kamionask no more questions, I mean04:29
Kamionif that works, I'll remove the multiseat boot option04:29
fabbionesounds good04:29
fabbioneguys please: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2005-March/006353.html04:31
fabbioneand let me know04:31
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pittifabbione: yay, nvidia is supposed to work again?04:36
=== pitti tests
HiddenWolfpitti; is that nv or nvidia04:37
pittiHiddenWolf: binary nvidia drivers (l-r-m)04:37
HiddenWolfpitti; pity, I installed hoary today and was forced to go to nvidia because nv wouldn't work04:37
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pittiHiddenWolf: for me it's the other way round04:39
HiddenWolfpitti, is there any difference between a fresh and an upgraded hoary?04:40
pittiHiddenWolf: yes, several if you upgraded from Warty04:40
HiddenWolfpitti: damn. I was forced to upgrade from warty, indeed. 04:40
pittiHiddenWolf: shouldn't affect the graphics drivers, though04:41
HiddenWolf(my old rig died when I connected the burner that would burn my hoary-rc iso I had been begging for all day)04:41
pittialthough, there is a note about it04:42
pittihttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryUpgradeNotes04:42
pittiHiddenWolf: ^04:42
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HiddenWolfpitti, thanks04:43
elmocrimsun/jani: and exo too04:43
tritiumfabbione, I'm currently using your 1.0-7167 nvidia.  So far so good!04:44
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=== pitti tests new nvidia, brb
LeeJunFanhrm, just doing a server install with 3/28/05 dvd snapshot it asked for adding more repositories. When I hit 'YES' it really screwed up the screen with out of place text.04:49
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pittifabbione: ROCK!04:51
pittifabbione: your version finally works again for me04:51
pittifabbione: the version currently in Hoary doesn't, it was broken for ages04:51
KamionLeeJunFan: should be fixed since04:52
Kamionspecifically base-config 2.62ubuntu20, 29 March04:52
LeeJunFanKamion: cool.04:52
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lamontmorning world04:58
ograhey lamont04:58
lamontKamion: thoughts on why my freshly installed G3(color) hangs on loading the kernel?04:58
schweebfabbione: pong04:58
schweebfabbione: sorry, cable modem died right after I pressed "enter" that first time04:58
pittiHi lamont04:59
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pittielmo, jbailey: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RequestTrackerSecurityReview05:09
jbaileypitti: Ooo, nice!  So aside from the lack of taint mode, you'lre generally happy?05:10
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pittijbailey: it does not verify its input, but since you cannot use metacharacters to modify HTML/SQL queries, I don't really mind05:11
pittijbailey: so at most you can modify some strings in the HTML05:11
pittijbailey: but not insert tags05:12
lamontfabbione: but I was hoping to build a 2-seat multiseat... :-(05:12
pittijbailey, elmo: in short: looks good05:12
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tritiumLathiat, did hdparm enable dma for your cdrom on reboot?05:13
MithrandirKamion: if you get approval from mdz, the memtest86+ package can be seeded, put in the debootstrap list and so on for amd64 as well05:15
jbaileypitti: Great, thanks.  I appreciate it.05:15
HiddenWolfIs there any way to enable dma on an nforce 4 chipset?05:16
tritiumsomething in recent kernels is giving me this problem: hda: status error: status=0x58 { DriveReady SeekComplete DataRequest }05:18
tritiumfollowed by: ide: failed opcode was: unknown, and hda: drive not ready for command05:19
Lathiattritium: yep05:19
Lathiatworks now05:19
Lathiatfails when hdparm is started05:19
Lathiatbut hal runs it05:19
Lathiatand works 05:19
Lathiattritium: just you have to set it up in /etc/hdparm.conf05:19
dholbachbbl05:20
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ografabbione, ....05:23
tritiumsorry to whoever replied.  my system froze and I had to reset05:23
ografabbione, nvidia doesnt work right with my xorg.conf, i get only 1280x768 instead of 1280x800 the same config works fine with nv (amd64 here)05:24
ograi generated the config brandnew new with the last xorg update05:25
tritiumWho had replied to me about hda: status error ?05:25
pittitritium: nobody so far05:26
crimsunelmo: ok.  Multiverse ok?05:28
tritiumpitti, hmm...I heard the sound I setup for nick highlights, so I alt-tabbed over to xchat when my system locked up.  strange.05:29
pittitritium: <Lathiat> tritium: just you have to set it up in /etc/hdparm.conf05:29
tritiumthanks, pitti.05:29
pittitrulux: this was the last message before you disconnected05:29
tritiumI appreciate it.05:29
pittidid you get it? there were some msgs before this05:30
tritiumYes, diamond /msged me the rest.  Thanks.05:30
tritiumThanks, Lathiat for the info.  Unfortunately, I have setup my hdparm.conf, to no avail.05:30
Nafallohmm, we upgraded my girlfriends shuttle yesterday and xorg only gives 640x480. xfree gave 1024x768. and that should be no-good for a release? i845GE chipset.05:33
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Nafallodaniels: hi there. got time to check an Xorg.0.log? ;-)05:39
danielsNafallo: emailing me is better -- it's late, and i'm tired and kinda busy, sorry05:40
elmocrimsun: yes, multiverse looks okay05:40
Nafallodaniels: oki. *defending myself from angry girlfriend* ;-)05:40
danielsheh05:41
Nafallodaniels@ubuntu.com, right?05:41
danielsyeah05:41
fabbionelamont: that's easy.. i will help you to do that :)05:42
fabbioneogra: check the xorg logs please05:42
lamontfabbione: is post-UDU, btw05:42
schweebfabbione: poke05:43
fabbionelamont: better.. so we make a better multiarse package05:43
fabbioneschweeb: yes.. i figured why xen didn't boot05:44
schweebcool05:44
schweebfabbione: my cable modem died last night, right after I asked that first question, lol05:44
fabbioneschweeb: but there are other problems.. basically i get it to boot the xen.gz microkernel, but it reboots as soon as it tries to load the xen0 kernel05:44
fabbioneschweeb: no problem.. it's not urgent05:44
schweebyea05:44
schweebyou have the package or whatever you're using to generate the kernels anywhere?05:45
ografabbione, hmm, funny, the detection seems to have detected a 1280x768, but only nvidia seems to respect this...nv ignores it05:45
ogras/1280x768/1280x768 Display05:45
Lathiatogra: probably has no modeline for it, google?05:46
Lathiati seem to recall seeing a bug about that05:46
ogra(WW) (1280x768,Standardbildschirm) mode clock 80.14MHz exceeds DDC maximum 70MH05:46
schweebfabbione: you sure you selected the right CPU type?  I think I had that problem when I selected K7 rather than P405:46
ograLathiat, it was solved...05:46
ograLathiat, (or should have been)05:46
Lathiatnot for you obviously :)05:46
fabbioneschweeb: yes. it's on a P4 and i did set MPENTIUM405:46
fabbioneschweeb: i did compare the 2 configs 05:46
schweebodd05:46
fabbioneperhaps it is some other config that makes problems05:47
fabbionei will have to dig into it05:47
ograLathiat, despite the prob with nvidia (which i dont touch normally) it works fine ;)05:47
schweebyou're more of a kernel guru than I, I'll let you figure it out ;)05:47
Lathiatnv driver looks like ass on my laptop05:47
Lathiatgradients in the ubuntu images go all bandy05:47
fabbioneogra: yes, the 2 drivers have different opinions on clockmode05:47
Lathiatdespite claiming its in 24bit05:47
Lathiatworks fine under nvidia05:47
Lathiatits rather annoying05:48
ografabbione, i'll try to regenerate my xorg.conf then, lets see05:48
fabbioneogra: ok thanks05:48
mdzMithrandir: I don't think we want to change debootstrap etc. at this point, but it would be good to have memtest86+ in the archive for amd64. is that done already?05:48
mdzfabbione: what link that you gave me yesterday?  I don't remember05:48
fabbionemdz: http://kernelplanet.org/ 05:49
Nafallodaniels: mailed :-)05:49
fabbionemdz: check the entry from the 29th of March about memset05:49
mdzfabbione: yes, I did read that05:49
fabbionemdz: he is basicaly right and we have the opportunity to fix these bugs05:49
fabbionesince we are aware of them05:50
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zulfabbione: already started last night05:50
zuli just got back too late from soccer last night 05:50
ografabbione, funny....there is no option for 1280x800@60 in the monitor list05:50
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fabbioneogra: rant with daniels about that :)05:50
ograheh05:50
Mithrandirmdz: yes, as of per some hours ago05:50
mdzfabbione: I don't understand; those memset calls look OK to me05:51
mdzMithrandir: cool05:51
Mithrandirmdz: didn't you like, approve it, yesterday? :)05:52
fabbionemdz: void *memset(void *s, int c, size_t n);05:52
pittiMorning mdz05:52
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fabbionemdz: what's the point of a size 0 ?05:52
fabbioneand with that pattern?05:53
fabbioneit is morelikely that they want to 0 the mem with size of that struct05:53
mdzoh, heh05:53
fabbionememset(&bpart, sizeof(struct blkpg_partition), 0); <-05:53
mdzI've probably made that mistake myself; it should be the other way :-)05:54
danielsNafallo: thanks05:54
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fabbionemdz: yeah.. it took a bit to understand it too :)05:54
mdzfabbione: I even looked at the man page05:54
fabbioneehehe05:54
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ografabbione, 1024x768 :)05:57
ografabbione, with the new generated xorg.conf and selected nvidia driver05:58
fabbioneogra: weird...05:59
fabbioneogra: so let me understand all the details05:59
fabbioneif you run nv it works ok05:59
ografabbione, but i have not the slightest idea what to choose in the monitor list :)05:59
fabbioneif you run nvidia (new release) you only get 1024x76705:59
fabbionewhat about the old nvidia drivers?05:59
fabbioneogra: ahhhhhh06:00
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mjg59Any MOTU about?06:00
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crimsunmjg59: a few, yup06:00
diamondogra: i genereally remove any monitor specs from the .conf and let X figure it out.06:00
mjg59sl-modem-daemon really shouldn't depend on sl-modem-source - the kernel support will work in a lot of cases06:00
ograno, with the same xorg.conf i get 1280x768 (nvidia) instead of 1280x800 (nv)06:00
danielsogra: which one is right?06:01
danielsif nv is right, and nvidia is wrong ... *shrug*06:01
ogradaniels, the latter one06:01
danielsok06:01
danielsthe fact all my machines run pure open source X drivers isn't just good luck ...06:01
ogradaniels, i generated a new conf with the update yesterday...which runs very fine (thanks) 06:01
ogra(with nv)06:02
ograbut i noted that there was no resolution for my display in the list06:02
danielsfabbione: my only comment so far is that you haven't put a changelog entry in :P06:02
fabbionedaniels: right :)06:02
mdzjbailey: what happened with #5421?06:03
danielsogra: hm -- if it's not in the list, then xserver-xorg shouldn't tell you about it06:03
ogradaniels, 1280x800@60 would be nice to have in the last screen of the configuator (monitor selection that is)06:03
danielsahhh, I see06:04
ograi got it in the device list, but not in the monitor list06:04
danielsogra: yeah, just found the problem then, will fix it in the morning06:04
mjg59ogra: Would it be possible to upload an sl-modem build with the sl-modem-source dependency removed from the sl-modem-daemon binary package?06:04
ogragreat06:04
zulheh if we only have slrmodem in l-r-m oh wait there is a patch in bugzilla ;)06:04
ogramjg59, absolutely.... :)06:04
mjg59zul: intel-8x0m works in several cases06:04
mjg59ogra: Could you do it? :)06:05
ogramjg59, during the evenin :)06:05
zulmjg59: i know but its blacklisted in hotplug i think06:05
crimsunogra: / mjg59: I'm on it06:05
mjg59zul: Doesn't seem to be06:05
mjg59It's been autoloaded here06:06
ogracrimsun, thanks :) you just donated to hwdb deveopment *g*06:06
mjg59crimsun: Thanks!06:06
crimsunogra: great :)06:06
danielsfabbione: ok, I've looked through it and I can't see any of the usual mistakes; it looks pretty clean06:06
fabbionedaniels: ok thanks06:06
danielsactually06:06
danielsfabbione: nvidiaminor -> 0ubuntu106:06
danielscome to think of it06:06
danielssince it has a new base version06:07
danielswhich should generate you 1.0.7167-0ubuntu106:07
danielsinstead of -0ubuntu2406:07
fabbionedaniels: ah right, but it's too late for that06:07
fabbionesome people have it installed already06:07
jbaileymdz: I've been looking for help from someone who knows evms.  I haven't been able to get a system working that can make it work.  I'd like to just follow the least prefered suggestion for now and remove evms support for root devices until our installer supports it.06:07
ograbtw, could anybody who submitted data online through hwdb-client please check his data on hwdb.ubuntu.com (there is not much shown yet, but i'd like to know if the laptop detection works)06:07
danielsfabbione: ah, ok06:07
fabbionedaniels: it's just cosmetic anyway06:07
danielsyeah06:07
danielsit shouldn't make much difference06:08
fabbionei am more interested in real packaging issues :)06:08
danielsheh :)06:08
danielswell, it all looks OK to me06:08
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fabbionejbailey: hey dude..06:08
jbaileyHeya Fabio.06:08
fabbionejbailey: did you ever upload mpeg2dec again?06:08
fabbione8455 looks scary06:08
jbaileyfabbione: Nope, since Sparc wasn't a release target it didn't seem to make sense to do the upload.06:08
danielsfabbione: if you don't have anything else, I think I'm going to hit the bed now06:09
danielsfabbione: was travelling for a fair while to get back home, then had to walk a few km back from the station06:09
fabbionedaniels: good night06:09
danielsfabbione: ok, night dude.  thanks very much for all this, beer counter goes up once again :)06:09
danielslet me know if you need anything else from me06:09
jbaileyfabbione: It needs to be fixed properly right after release anyway.  The reason it actually works on ppc now is mostly because the altivec detection fails rather than it actually fixing altivec capabilities.06:09
fabbionejbailey: you said that you had to rever to gcc-3.3 anyway for other reasons and special case ppc06:09
fabbioneah ok06:09
fabbionei guess i will do just a bin NMU for sparc06:10
fabbionesince it's not a release candidate nobody will care :)06:10
jbaileyfabbione: If you remove the inline from that cpu_accel function, it should work fine on gcc-3.4, I think.06:10
fabbionejbailey: i will just compile with gcc-3.306:10
jbaileyfabbione: Or revert to gcc-3.3.  Either way it'll be broken just after hoary releases and we bump up to gcc-4.  Depends how persistant you want the fix to be. =)06:11
fabbionejbailey: just for hoary basically06:11
fabbionesince i have all of main there06:11
fabbionei am quite happy as it is06:11
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fabbioneit would really upset me to see sparc missing one package for a stupid reason, when it can be there06:12
jbaileyfabbione: Well, and it's useful if you want to use totem-gstreamer to play mpegs.06:13
fabbioneright :)06:13
pittiseb128: hate, hate, hate, hate, hate!!!06:13
pittiseb128: now I compiled everything, set up gamin for testing, and now I can't reproduce it any more06:14
pittiheisenbug...06:14
mdzjbailey: you haven't been able to get evms to work, you mean?06:15
mdzjbailey: I know evms (as you might imagine), and the guys on #evms are generally helpful06:16
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Nafallodaniels: I belive my girlfriend just mailed you ;-)06:17
jbaileymdz: 'k, I'll check there.06:18
mdzinfinity: ping06:18
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thomseb128: you happy for me to resolve 7552?06:18
pittiseb128: hmm, logged out/in, now I see it again *phew*06:18
mvoquick poll: what do you think about http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/update-icon.png for update-notifier?06:25
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thommvo: i like that06:25
elmois it blurry? :P06:26
Mitariomvo, it's cool :)06:26
lamontmdz: why are there binary packages in pool/main that have no source?06:26
Mitariohi everyone06:26
mvoelmo: phhh :p06:27
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mvothom, Mitario: thanks, will be part of the next upload then06:27
trukulohi ppl06:27
Mitarionice!06:27
seb128pitti: k06:27
Mitariohi Treenaks 06:27
ogramvo, does that work for the red/green blind ?06:27
Mitarioeh trukulo 06:27
trukulodaniels, i want wo ask you something. are you there?06:27
trukulohi Mitario :)06:27
seb128pitti: running the CVS ? for the session I don't know, gam_server is not in the session but started when needed06:27
trukuloogra, have you seen amaranth?06:28
ogratrukulo, nope06:28
pittiseb128: it doesn't matter, I can start a second server with another id06:28
mvoogra: should be ok (I'm partly color-blind and can make out the difference)06:28
ograok06:28
seb128pitti: right, that's on the website :)06:28
seb128thom: I've closed it, thanks :)06:28
pittiseb128: I can't find any errors with test_gam, but I see the bug with the desktop icons. weird06:29
thomseb128: rocking06:29
ogramvo, that was my only concern, otherwise its awesome :)06:29
seb128now we have to fix this gamin issue06:29
seb128if we do I'm happy with the desktop for hoary :)06:29
mdzfabbione: new driver works OK on amd64 here06:30
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fabbionemdz:  thanks06:31
fabbionemdz: enjoy your first non-free experience and run glxgears!06:32
fabbione:P06:32
pittituxracer06:32
pittiseb128: can you please try something?06:33
pittiseb128: while true; do touch Desktop/baz; sleep 1; rm Desktop/baz; sleep 1; done06:33
mdzfabbione: I did06:33
fabbioneeheheh06:33
mdzif there is something better I can run to stress it, tell me06:33
fabbionemdz: tuxracer06:33
fabbioneq3a06:33
=== ogra GRRRs at sid crossgraded systems and the debian hal.....
pittiseb128: or, rather: while true; do echo Hello > Desktop/baz;  sleep 1; rm Desktop/baz; sleep 1; done06:34
trukuloenemy territory06:34
ograso many erroneous hwdb reports....06:34
pittiseb128: for some reason the touch worked ad infinitum, but with echo it stopped after a few iterations06:34
trukulomore nonfree stuff for your experience :)06:34
seb128pitti: touch works fine06:34
seb128pitti: echo boooog06:34
pittiHEY!06:35
pittiseb128: probably if the file size is prime, or so06:35
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mdzI can't see which menu choice is highlighted in tuxracer; is that normal?06:36
mdzI have to navigate blind06:36
trukulomdz, umm, think it's not normal, menus are suposed to select choose, not to randomly choose06:37
trukulowhen i played tux on the past (not now with ati igp) i can view menus, with nvidia binary drivers on debian06:38
mjg59Kamion: About?06:38
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mjg59Anyone know how I generate a Packages file that includes all the correct Task information?06:39
elmouse apt-ftparchive and 'ExtraOverride' in a conf file06:40
elmolook at katie (av. on cvs.d.o or in 'dak' package in sid) for an example06:40
mjg59Ah06:40
mjg59Is the Ubtuntu taskfile handily available?06:40
Kamionmjg59: yep?06:41
mjg59Kamion: ^06:41
Kamionmjg59: /indices/ in the archive06:42
mjg59Kamion: Ta!06:42
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mjg59So I just feed those to apt-ftparchive and point it at my pool?06:43
elmopretty much06:44
elmoyou need to be using the apt.conf style invocation of apt-ftparchive06:44
elmonot old-skool dpkg-scanpackages imitation mode06:44
crimsunmjg59: uploaded06:45
mjg59crimsun: You rock06:45
mjg59Making custom ISOs is a bit of a pain06:46
sabdflmvo: i like it, but the exclamation mark might look better in yellow06:47
_mvo_sabdfl: yellow is a interessting idea, I'll try it out06:49
ogracrimsun, thanks! :)06:50
lamontmjg59: yes, it is.06:50
trukuloone question, in booting speed, it's the same install freshly than upgrade from warty? because it seems to me that booting is slower now than before (in warty)06:51
seb128pitti: this gamin issue will be funny to debug :/06:51
kokemako: ping?06:52
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pittiseb128: we currently discuss it in #g-hackers06:52
pittiseb128: it doesn't seem a gamin-only bug after all06:53
seb128I know, I'm here :)06:53
seb128that's why I say it'll be funny to track :/06:53
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dholbachre06:53
ograhiya06:54
pittiseb128: in any case I can't reproduce it with test_gam as client06:54
dholbachMithrandir: memtest86+ on amd64 works fine06:54
makokoke: hey dude06:54
kokedo you know which is my key status atm?06:54
kokeIIRC, elmo was waiting for you06:54
Mithrandirdholbach: yeah, 'cept on opteron, maswan says06:55
dholbachMithrandir: that i couldnt test06:55
makokoke: i uploaded the approved file yesterday06:55
maswanWith 1.5TB ram in an opteron cluster, you kind of end up needing a working memtest86+ :)06:56
kokemako: ok, thanks, so next step is for elmo or I can already upload?06:58
bronsonI just upgraded Hoary and now all my moz-based browsers crash when visiting http://anandtech.com .  Konq works fine.  Not looking for tech support -- just letting you guys know.07:00
bronsonIt appears ad-related...?07:01
seb128works fine here07:01
makokoke: i emailed telling him i updated the file.. so he should handle it07:01
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bronsonseb128: are you using an ad blocker?07:02
bronsonx386?07:02
mjg59Hm.07:03
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mjg59Oops07:04
seb128bronson: no07:04
mjg59And the Task headers are missing, too.07:05
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trukulobronson, seem to work well here (x86 and firefox)07:06
bronsonWEIRD07:06
trukulobronson, hoary last updated07:06
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bronsonLast night.07:07
janifabbione GeForce2 MX works fine with the new driver07:07
trukulobronson, same here07:07
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trukuloAmaranth, how about bugs on gnome-editor?07:08
Amaranthtrukulo: ?07:08
fabbionejani: awesome! thanks07:08
trukuloAmaranth, kde and translation related (yesterday)07:08
Amaranthtrukulo: oh, i haven't gotten to them yet07:08
Amaranthtrukulo: been working on PyMusique07:08
trukuloAmaranth, ok, keep on pymusique ;)07:08
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mjg59Kamion: Oh, hrm. Do I need a filelist?07:13
lamontinstall -m0755 post-base-installer debian/localechooser/usr/lib/post-base-installer.d/05localechooser07:13
lamontinstall: cannot create regular file `debian/localechooser/usr/lib/post-base-installer.d/05localechooser': No such file or directory07:13
Kamionthe CD uses a filelist07:13
Kamiondunno what katie does07:13
Kamionlamont: bugger07:13
lamontah, was Kamion.  just looking that up07:14
lamontmissing dirs entry?07:14
Kamionyeah, will fix07:14
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Amaranthugh, i hate it when people write nasty code with no documentation07:17
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mjg59Kamion: Is the filelist on the CD?07:17
fabbioneok new l-r-m uploaded07:20
fabbionefasten your seatbelts07:20
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T-Boneheh07:21
lamontbut I want 9.3.1 in breezy07:21
Kamionmjg59: no, but it's just the output of 'find' over the pool07:22
Kamion(sorted)07:22
=== Kamion eyes localechooser-data and wonders how on earth it made it past elmo's NEW checks
elmoeh, in ubuntu or debian?07:24
KamionUbuntu07:24
elmowas it NEW or part of a sync?07:24
KamionNEW07:24
Kamionit's, er, kinda lacking a few things ...07:24
lamonthrm... actually....07:24
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elmoKamion: eh, you added it07:26
Kamionelmo: yes, I know, that's why I'm eyeing it ;)07:26
elmoudebs by you are basically whitelisted in ubuntu NEW, TBH07:26
elmoas I assume if _you_ don't know what you're doing, we might as well all go home :p07:26
Kamionit's a .deb actually07:26
elmooh07:26
Kamionand it's fixed now :)07:27
elmoboggle07:27
elmook, yeah, I was crap too for not noticing that - I think I thought it was a udeb07:28
Kamionare missing changelog/copyright not covered by an auto-reject then? I suppose they run into all the fun with /usr/share/doc symlinks to other binaries in the same source package that you depend on07:30
elmoyah07:31
mjg59Kamion: Sorry, a list of files from which standpoint? The top of the archive?07:35
mjg59Or the top of the pool?07:35
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HiddenWolfHm. powernowd is *very* agressive07:39
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Kamionmjg59: it's "find pool/main | sort"07:39
mjg59Kamion: Rock, thanks07:40
fabbionemdz: if there is nothing urgent left for today i would be off until tomorrow.07:40
mdzfabbione: ok07:40
fabbionemdz: i have my mobile phone with me in case07:40
fabbioneit's turned on07:40
fabbioneif i don't answer, either SMS or leave a message07:40
elmo(till he gets out the door ;)07:40
fabbioneelmo: nah.. i am not going out this evening07:40
fabbionemy wife is out.. me party at home!07:40
Kamionmjg59: if you want what cdimage does, get colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/cdimage--mainline--0 from http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/archives/colin.watson@canonical.com--2005, baz build-config configs/devel, and look in debian-cd/tools/scanpackages07:41
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fabbionerocking.. only one package missing in main for sparc07:42
fabbioneelmo: do you think you can manage to move sparc.u.c?07:42
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fabbioneelmo: never mind.. i promised not to bitch.. sorry 07:43
elmofabbione: yah, sorry - just need to concentrate on stuff I need to do while still at DC ATM07:44
fabbioneelmo: yes.. sorry...07:44
fabbionedon't worry...07:44
fabbionei can still live with the cache :)07:45
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mdzKamion: can you update the germinate-output for hoary?08:01
T-Bonefabbione: you're way behind. We're left with less than 1900 packages to build on hppa (main/restricted/universe) =}08:02
T-Boneabout 30% uncompiled08:02
fabbioneT-Bone: you have a cluster.. i have one machine.. oh btw.. does the installer work on hppa?08:02
fabbionebecause on sparc does08:02
T-Bonelol08:02
Amaranthis ubuntu going to have something like debian unstable?08:02
T-Bonedamn you :)08:02
T-Bonefabbione: installer is on the todo list :)08:03
Amaranthpeople in #ubuntu are saying breezy is the name of the next release and that grumpy is the name of what will be like unstable08:03
elmoNext week on PORTS WARS!08:03
T-Boneelmo: hehehe ;)08:03
elmofabbione and t-bone are shipped off to a desert island.  they're given nothing but spare m68k parts.  to survive they must collaborate to build a radio and call for help.08:04
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T-Boneelmo: rotfl ;o))08:04
fabbioneelmo: ahahahahahah08:04
fabbioneelmo: be careful :) i still have a bunch of m68k's around..08:05
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fabbioneyou don't want m68k.ubuntu.com, do you?08:05
fabbione:)08:05
Amaranthheh, that'd be funny08:05
Amaranthdebian is talking about dropping archs while ubuntu starts adding more :P08:05
fabbioneok time to cook dinner :)08:05
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KamionAmaranth: not quite08:21
KamionAmaranth: breezy is the name of the next release, grumpy (if ever implemented) will be something like builds from upstream CVS08:21
Amaranthwouldn't that be a lot more work for little gain? :)08:22
elmono08:22
elmobuilding from upstream CVS has a lot of benefits08:22
HiddenWolfKamion: Breezy .... what is it? :)08:22
KamionHiddenWolf: huh?08:22
elmoHiddenWolf: badger08:22
HiddenWolfelmo, thanks08:23
Kamionah, I thought you were asking for the meaning of breezy or something08:25
mjg59Kamion: Do I need to do something special about language packs?08:27
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Kamionmjg59: what sort of prompt?08:28
mjg59Kamion: The CD does not contain full support for your chosen language08:28
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mjg59Kamion: Ok, the apt-get that installs most of the system has prompted me due to lack of authentication08:29
mjg59Oh, and it wanted the CD back in - do I need to add extra packages to the list of stuff to be copied from the CD?08:29
mjg59(I've added a multiverse section, so things may be complicated)08:29
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mjg59Grah. And now X has blown up, in a slightly unexpected turn of events (it wants resolution prompting)08:35
mjg59Which is odd, because I used the same package earlier today without any trouble08:35
tritiumfabbione, I can't seem to use NVagp with the newer nvidia packages.  I had to switch to agpgart.08:36
fabbionetritium: the packages from archive or people?08:37
Kamionmjg59: you'll need to make sure that multiverse is in /.disk/base_components, and if you want a package to be copied to the disk, put 'Task: ubuntu-ship' on it08:37
mjg59Kamion: Ah, right08:38
tritiumfabbione, people could use NVagp, but I experienced freezes about once per hour.  Just tried the one in archive.08:38
Kamionmjg59: (for a CD, every package should probably have one of ubuntu-{base,desktop,ship})08:38
fabbionetritium: yes, that is correct. there is an errata from nvidia in the pkgs in the archive.08:38
mjg59Ah, it must have been pulling in dependencies08:38
tritiumfabbione, okay, thanks.08:39
mjg59Kamion: apt-get failed with an error - is that logged?08:39
fabbionetritium: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=47405 <- this one08:39
Kamionmjg59: in the second stage? /var/log/base-config.log08:39
Kamionmjg59: the "full support" thing comes up if language-support-$LL isn't on the CD08:39
mjg59Setting up python2.4-ldap... dpkg-query: error writing `stdout': Broken pipe08:40
mjg59Kamion: Hrm. I copied files off a .iso, then mkisofsed it and stuffed it back on08:40
fabbioneKamion: can you please build a cd image with the new l-r-m and multiarse?08:40
fabbioneKamion: i need to give it a shot before tomorrow's daily08:40
mjg59Ah, I see why stuff broke08:40
zulmultiarse?08:40
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tritiumthanks, fabbione.  I'm looking it over.08:41
fabbionezul: dpkg -p multiseat08:41
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zulPackage `multiseat' is not available.08:42
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zuland yes i did an update08:42
fabbionezul: your box is on crack08:43
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fabbionezul: it's not in warty....08:43
zulprobably08:43
zulnot on hoary08:43
zuler..warty08:43
mdzpitti: gah, I had already run the script and shut down the machine again when I saw you attached a new version08:47
mdzpitti: is it needed?08:47
elmodo we have the unpacked source of hoary anywhere?08:47
pittimdz: yeah, it checks for the drive status as well08:47
pittimdz: I just send some explanatory text08:47
mdzpitti: ok, I'll re-test08:48
pittimdz: sent, even08:48
Kamionelmo: rookery:~scott/merge-o-matic/sources/?08:48
Kamionhm, doesn't have everything08:48
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kagouhi08:48
elmoI mostly care about main08:49
elmonot to worry, plent of space, I'll find somewhere to unpack it to08:50
Kamiondoesn't have all of main either08:50
elmo/dev/sda3             537G  490G   20G  97% /08:50
elmojust not there ;)08:50
Kamionheh08:50
zulhah08:50
Kamionwhat's that?08:50
mdzpitti: sent the output to bugzilla; is it safe to shut down the machine?08:50
mdzKamion: jackass08:50
elmokamion: oh, only jackass08:50
pittimdz: I think so, there is not much I can do about this08:50
pittimdz: thanks for testing08:50
Kamionelmo: bit concerning ... is that mostly the morgue?08:51
elmokamion: no, it's my BACKUP THE WORLD policy for the DB08:51
elmocron."""daily""" still takes a pre/post snapshot of the DB08:51
Kamionhah08:51
elmoI think it's responsible for 150Gb or so08:51
mdzelmo: rdiff-backup works well for that08:52
Kamionsounds like how cdimage used to be08:52
mdzI used to store months and months of hourly db snapshots that way08:52
janielmo I did my first uni upload about 20 min ago and got no ack/nack mail, any idea?08:53
elmojani: pkg name?08:53
janipython-soya-doc08:53
janithe file name was soya-doc_0.9-1ubuntu1_source.changes08:54
Kamionfabbione: new CD building, ETA an hour or so; I'll be gone well before it arrives08:54
pittimdz: argh, status 0 means that there is no CD in the drive08:54
pittimdz: so you tested without a CD?08:54
pittimdz: (sorry, I got the followup just now)08:54
fabbioneKamion: that's fine thanks.08:54
elmoFrom: Ubuntu Installer <katie@jackass.warthogs.hbd.com>08:55
elmoTo: Jani Monoses <jani@email.ro>08:55
mdzpitti: the _first_ time I ran the script I had a CD in the drive08:55
elmoSubject: soya-doc_0.9-1ubuntu1_source.changes ACCEPTED08:55
elmoMessage-Id: <20050331181512.938653B9C029@jackass.warthogs.hbd.com>08:55
mdzpitti: I got identical results whether the disc was in or not, so the second time I did not re-test08:55
pittimdz: *sigh* sorry08:55
janihmm did not get it :(08:55
mdzthis is why I asked if we were finished :-/08:55
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janiwhat time did it send it?08:55
elmo2005-03-31 19:36:12 1DH4CG-0001fl-Jt mx0.email.ro [193.226.99.16] : Connection refused08:55
elmo2005-03-31 19:36:12 1DH4CG-0001fl-Jt == jani@email.ro R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp defer (111): Connecti08:55
pittimdz: hmm, if the status is 0 even if a CD is inserted, then there is really something broken08:55
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elmoon refused08:55
janioh, crappy free mail hosting08:56
mdzpitti: the old script didn't show the status, only the capabilities08:56
pittiyeah08:56
mdzpitti: I didn't test the new script with a CD inserted08:56
janiI think the addres is why it is not seen on changes the spamfilter does not like my address :)08:56
janiok thanks elmo, at least it means my key and all are ok I can go on uploading08:57
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mdzpitti: status: 0 with a non-blank DVD+RW inserted08:58
andredseb128,  So with the new changed spatial thing in Ubuntu, folders will close automatically when you open a new folder?08:58
andredIf so, why?08:58
pittimdz: this is weird08:58
pittimdz: the kernel blatantly lies...08:58
kagouwhen i save an archive downloaded with firefox on the desktop, i must to refresh the desktop to see it. Is it normal ?08:58
mdzkagou: it is normal, but it is also a bug08:59
kagoumdz, it's the gamin's goal to do that no ?!08:59
mdzkagou: yes, the bug is most likely in gamin09:00
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mdzkagou: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=707809:00
kagouthx mdz09:00
HiddenWolfI just burned an iso with nautilus. The cd looks physicly like it's burned for about 200mb, but nautilus says it's a 600mb cd09:02
mdzpitti: I am not able to reproduce #7078 with your loop after killall gam_server09:04
mdzpitti: how many iterations does it take for you?09:04
pittimdz: sometimes 5, sometimes it fails immediately09:04
mdzI have been through about 3009:04
pittimdz: in any case less than a minute09:04
mdzand it is still working fine09:04
mdzI could reproduce it before, e.g. saving files from firefox09:04
andredseb128, With that change, spatial nautilus is absolutely worthless.09:04
pittimdz: I reproduced it on ppc and i386, seb128 had it too09:05
pittimdz: I talked with upstream about this09:05
pittimdz: it's not a bug in gamin itself, but a race condition between nautilus and gamin09:05
pittimdz: nautilus accesses libgamin concurrently and opens several watches on a directory09:05
pittimdz: it seems that this clashes from time to time09:05
mdzpitti: can we have nautilus use a mutex and avoid the concurrency?09:06
kagoui'm upto date, and all tar.gz downloaded do not appear09:06
janielmo are you making ubuntu.com addresses for members?09:06
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pittimdz: it could help to open just _one_ watch per directory09:06
pittiseb128: can this be done? ^09:06
mdzpitti: I can't reproduce the bug anymore09:07
pittimdz: I couldn't either, then I restarted my session and it "worked" again09:07
pittiit really seems to be a race09:07
pittimdz: I told upstream everything I found out, maybe he finds something09:07
mdzpitti: ok, I tried on my laptop and reproduced after only 2 iterations09:08
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mdzKamion: can you re-germinate before you go?09:08
mdz(if you haven't already)09:08
Kamionmdz: er, yeah, already did, forgot to say09:09
Kamionmdz: germinate is currently set to run every hour though, so it doesn't generally need me09:09
Kamion2 * * * *               update-germinate09:10
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mdzpitti: I see so many EAGAIN and EINTR in gam_server; I wonder if it is handling them correctly09:10
mdzKamion: ok, night09:10
elmojani: yes, eventually09:11
mdzelmo: OK to run cron.sync to verify that php4 is happy nw?09:11
mdznow?09:11
janiok, because it looks like hoary-changes does not get any of my changes09:11
elmomdz: already done09:12
janiwith my current mail address09:12
mdzelmo: yay09:13
elmowhat's a shell way to say "show me everything after REGEXP in a file" ?  csplit seems a bit heavy handed09:19
diamondelmo: i'd probably use awk, but messey09:20
Treenaksgrep with an incredibly large -A09:21
Treenaks?09:21
elmogrep -A $(expr 2 \*\* 99) ?09:21
Treenaksyou could try..09:21
elmohmm, expr doesn't do ** or ^, lame09:21
Treenakswell, 1024*1024*1024*4 should be enough09:22
TreenaksMOST of the time09:22
pittidholbach: I saw that you added libxinerama-dev to qiv09:24
pittidholbach: is this required for Debian as well? (I'm the maintainer)09:24
dholbachpitti: erm... must be x.org related09:25
mdzelmo: sed09:25
dholbachpitti: so for the moment... no09:25
elmoah, right09:25
pittidholbach: okay, thanks09:25
dholbachpitti: sorry, wanted to notify you about the change but forgot it in the hurry09:25
pittino worries :-)09:25
dholbachgood :-)09:27
jbaileyelmo:  tail -n+$(grep -n bar infile | head -n1 | while IFS=: read a b; do echo ${a}; done) infile09:28
jbaileyelmo: Where bar is the regexp and infile is the file to search in.09:28
elmosee, I _knew_ someone would come up with a sick shell solution09:29
jbaileyPosix shell is my bitch. =)09:29
mdzsed -ne '/regexp/,$p' is just a bit more elegant09:30
diamondjbailey: hah. nice.09:31
lamontjbailey: do you _know_ there are no meta characters in a?09:31
jbaileylamont: grep returns the line number, so I think it should be safe.09:32
lamontah, yes09:32
elmoand the inevitable critique of the sick shell09:32
lamontmdz: he said 'after regexp'...  sed '1,/regexp/d' 09:32
elmoall we need now is a shoop pimp and I'll be full on flashbacking to #d-d09:32
diamondelmo: -)09:32
lamontlol09:33
lamontelmo: depending on whether you want the regexp or not, see mdz/my version09:33
lamonts/regexp/line with the regexp/09:33
mdzpitti: does gamin upstream acknowledge the bug yet?09:34
pittimdz: he acks that this is a problem, not that it is a gamin bug09:35
pittimdz: he said that he needs to evaluate this09:35
dokomvo: ping09:35
mvodoko: pong09:36
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elmogod it freaks me out how many people must use the non-free nvidia driver09:48
ogragamers :P09:49
zenroxelmo, for me its casue the free one dont work09:49
jbaileyKeeping my wife happy when she asks why the screensavers suck...09:50
rossquake really sucks with the nv driver09:50
elmotho, having this loaner laptop, it has to be said.. wow, xscreensaver so pretty pretty these days09:50
zenroxlol09:50
zenroxthat too09:50
ograjbailey, electricsheep looks way cooler and doesnt need GL09:50
zenroxi like the smoke one09:50
zenroxhufo's smoke09:51
zenroxexeclet screen saver09:51
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jbaileyWhere's the bit in the installer where I'm supposed to be able to setup a partition as raid?   I thought it was in the same list as where you picked the filesystem for the partition.09:52
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elmojbailey: it is09:53
elmoit's in the "what to use this partition for" bit09:53
elmoIIRC09:53
jbaileyelmo: Right, I'm in that screen, I see ext3, ext2, reiserfs, jfs, xfs, fat16, fat32, swap, newworld boot, and do not use the partition.09:54
elmowhat arch?09:55
jbaileyMac G509:55
elmoraid's not supported09:55
elmoby the partitioner09:55
elmoapparently svenl was working on it, but it didn't/hasn't gone in in time for us09:55
jbaileyAh, that would explain why I've not been able to find it then.09:56
jbaileyThanks.09:56
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lamontxsltproc -o output-html/ ./../aptitude-html.xsl ./aptitude.xml10:45
lamonterror : Operation in progress10:45
lamont./aptitude.xml:65: warning: failed to load external entity "http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.2/docbookx.dtd"10:45
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lamonthrm... would that be like something we should fix?10:45
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dredgelmo: ping11:13
truluxtritium: writing on the paper, it's getting long and long and I don't see the... end!11:14
tritiumtrulux, you'll get there :)11:14
tritiumseb128, jpr just told me there will be a patch in evolution 2.2.2 on Monday to fix vcalendar breakage.  Will that make it into Hoary?11:15
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truluxtritium: I hope, really, I might cry then, 'cos too much work around it creates strong feelings like: what the hell made my LaTeX package to break the pdf!?11:16
trulux"oh my dear, you broke it!"11:16
truluxit's preparing me for being married in a far away future11:17
tritiumheh11:18
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seb128tritium: if somebody send me the patch or if they roll a tarball yep11:20
tritiumseb128, I'll try to do that for you then.11:20
seb128andred: ?11:20
seb128tritium: they will probably roll tarballs for GNOME 2.10.1, don't bother11:21
tritiumseb128, okay, thanks for telling me.  :)11:21
seb128pitti: hum, I can have a look but I don't the nautilus code well, this changes are probably not trivial11:22
pittiseb128: that's what I was afraid to hear :-/11:23
pittiseb128: however, I will continue to debug gamin tomorrow11:23
pittiseb128: maybe I can find something and there is an easy workaround11:23
seb128I can look on it too if you want, let me know11:23
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pittiseb128: maybe you can look why nautilus opens so many watches onto the same directory?11:24
seb128I'll have a look11:24
andredseb128, What did you not understand?11:26
seb128<andred> seb128, With that change, spatial nautilus is absolutely worthless.11:26
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seb128you have a gconf key to set if you don't like the changes11:26
andredseb128, Yeah, but why go against upstreams in this way?11:27
seb128sabdfl decision11:27
andredseb128, It breaks the whole spatial metaphor.11:27
andredseb128, sabdfl?11:27
seb128/whois sabdfl11:28
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andredShuttleworth?11:28
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seb128andred: right11:29
seb128andred: I know that has been discussed upstream again and again11:29
seb128default is spatial is nice if you do through several directories11:29
andredYeah, but that was mostly browsing vs. spatial.11:29
seb128if you does you have a lot of windows11:29
seb128and that sucks11:29
seb128no11:29
seb128they windows still have they properties11:30
seb128one by folder11:30
seb128size, position, content, etc11:30
andredYeah, but then default to browsing nautilus, not thos half-done spatial.11:30
seb128that's well done spatial :)11:30
dredgnot the browse-vs-spatial argument again :(11:30
seb128arguing for hours will not go anywhere11:30
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seb128you don't like the change turn the gconf key11:30
andredI like spatial. I don't like broken spatial.11:30
azeem_is this about closing the parent windo automatically?11:30
azeem_window, even11:31
maswanpfft. your release candidates are week. not even twice the "normal" bandwidth used. ;) http://www.acc.umu.se/technical/statistics/ftp/monitordata/index.html.en 11:31
seb128azeem_: right11:31
T-Bonemaswan: heh ;] 11:31
seb128azeem_: change left/middle click for the folders11:31
seb128andred: that's why there is a gconf key11:31
azeem_sounds sensible to me11:32
andredseb128, I know, but I'm talking about sane defaults.11:32
seb128look on the number of user complaining on the list about the default11:32
andredI mean, what's the metaphor here? I open a folder and the previous one closes? That sounds like browsing metaphor.11:32
azeem_it's a function of your folder depth I guess11:32
seb128having ton of windows open11:32
seb128correct11:32
seb128exactly11:32
azeem_ if you only have two or three levels of folders under $HOME, the old behaviour is alright11:32
azeem_if you have more, closing the parent makes more sense11:33
seb128there is a mail of alex about that in the spatial discussion saying than if users have to go through 5-6 folders to reach what they want then the spatial mode miss the target11:34
seb128that's a discussion about how you should organize your files11:34
seb128I don't have strong opinion either way11:35
andredI wouldn't have minded if they completely switched to browsing instead then, but this compromise seams weird.11:35
andredOh well, lets hope people like that default.11:36
pittiseb128: sabdfl doesn't want browsing?11:36
truluxoops, hoary-livcd gets frozen in my laptop while loading the kernel image11:37
seb128pitti: dunno, ask him :)11:38
seb128pitti: browser kind of suck imho11:38
ograyeah11:38
schweebare you guys discussing what I just happened to have noticed? nautilus only keeps one window open now?11:39
ograwe dont discuss it ;) 11:39
ograonly commenting11:40
diamonddon't mention the war? -)11:40
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ograhwdb submissions: yesterday 527, today 639 , Yay11:42
andredogra, It's surprising that that many people discover that feature.11:43
ograyeah, i've hidden it well ;P11:43
dholbachandred: there are LOTS of people11:43
dholbach:-)11:44
andredSo all that data will be collected on a webpage eventually to show what hardware is supported+11:44
andred?11:45
ograand many many more things, yes11:45
andredLike what? I'm curious.11:45
HiddenWolfogra; what are those possibilities?11:45
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ograit starts with simple statistics like andred menitioned....11:46
pittiogra: nice idea, I'll send you mine, too :-)11:46
zenrox+ stuff like debs installed11:47
ograbut also the xorf.conf and your bootlog data is collected, you can ues this data for a cool helpdesk system, or attach your id for the datasheet to a bug instead of collecting logfiles11:47
ograetc etc....having the data opens a world of options...just think a bit creative about it, there are endless possibilitys11:48
andredogra, Are you the one coding hwdb-client?11:48
ograyup11:48
torkelphonenumber, credit card info,... :-)11:49
ograhehe11:49
pittiogra: nice work :-) just sent you my iBook stuff11:49
ograpitti, i see it ;)11:50
ograhttp://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=3761d0be1cbf20870f4b24841806eef411:50
andredI discovered a bug in it the other day. If you type something into the comment field, then change to "partial" the "Forward" button is greyed out, even though you already have stuff written in the text field.11:50
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pittiogra: erm, that's everything? where is the other stuff?11:50
ograandred, yeah, i'm aware of this, havent fond a way around yet....11:50
andredok, good that you nkow it11:50
seb128https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=846511:51
seb128a guy like the nautilus change :)11:51
ograpitti, this is a quickly hacked script that greps cpu, mam and laptop recognition data from the file ;) 11:51
pittiogra: okay, so you do have the other info11:51
ograpitti, sure, but i havet got the time to write a big server app before release, so this must be sufficient for now :)11:52
pittiogra: oh, don't worry, I was just concerned that something got lost11:52
andredHow do you find the ID so you can find your submission like that?11:52
andredaha, in ~/.hwdb11:54
ograyeah...the next version will have a button that opens the webpage for you11:54
ogra(i had no server when i released the last)11:55
andredExactly what fields can you search for on that webpage? I can't find a single entry when I search:-)11:57
ograandred, only cpu and memory data of your system and a little laptop detection is done....this is plain flatfile work, no database yet...12:00

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