=== zul [~chuck@CPE0006258ec6c2-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [01:37] fabbione: you around? [02:29] mmmm....slurpee [02:29] hrm... tempting [02:38] zul, what part of the city are you in? [02:38] kanata [02:38] oh. sorry. [02:38] :) [02:39] ok..enough with the kanata jokes i get enough of those at work :) [02:39] hehe. [02:39] we arent that psycho [02:39] i can understand why it's a desireable place to live, it's just far. ;-) [02:40] well its close to the corel center so when they turn on their power full blast we get blackouts [02:40] do you work downtown? [02:40] yikes. [02:40] yep albert at bank... [02:41] i rather work downtown then in kanata [02:41] we should meet up for a keysigning sometime. i hear you and willy met up befoe. === lamont smacks the hppa rc2-pa1 patch into 2.6.12 [02:41] kylem: sure.. [02:41] i should be at the next oclug meeting as well though [02:42] cool. that works. [02:42] lamont, heh. [02:42] freaking pinteric [02:42] i'm just relieved he didn't get elected. [02:42] kylem: mind you, it failed to apply :-( [02:42] lamont, ouch. i blame fabbione. [02:42] heh [02:43] kylem: well, the fact that it applies on top of all the other patches, makes it really unsurprising === lamont keeps the directory this time. :-) [02:43] lamont, lol. [02:46] kylem: turns out this one belongs completely to the parisc crowd [02:46] EXTRAVERSION, specifically [02:46] how so? [02:47] well, the file says 'EXTRAVERSION = ' and the parisc patch says 'rc2' -> rc2-pa1 [02:47] or rather tries to [02:47] E: linux-source-2.6.12_2.6.11.90-1_source.changes: bad-distribution-in-changes-file breezy [02:47] hrmpf [02:58] miss usa is on tonight [03:20] building... time to wait for it to finish. === nocturnal_mo [~francisco@adsl-64-173-10-99.dsl.sntc01.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [04:42] morning [04:43] lamont, heh, not removing the extraversion hunk is your fault. ;-) [04:44] kylem: herh [04:44] morning fabbione [04:44] hppa testbuild running, fwiw [04:44] lamont: rocking.. the EXTRAVERSION needs to be set to = [04:44] unfortunatly this is the 2nd hack required to build these version asymmetric kernels [04:44] fabbione: yeah [04:45] and if you notice is the 2nd file modified in the .diff.gz [04:45] because we can't patch it only at build time [04:47] lamont: do you have the kernel-team admin passwd? [04:47] yes [04:47] lamont: ok, are you administering it? [04:48] no worries here [04:48] because i noticed a lot of subscription notifications [04:48] but i can't do anything.. [04:48] hey fabbione [04:49] hey zul [04:49] for external drivers that are not a patch i take i create the directory and all the config file goodiness [04:50] er Kconfig [04:50] fabbione: I don't see that I have to actually _do_ anything with the subscriptions... [04:50] or is that not true, and I'm just clueless? [04:52] lamont: no idea.. [04:54] lamont: you didn't commit anything for hppa, did you? [04:55] fabbione: new arch for me is at http://zulinux.homelinux.net/arch [04:55] lamont: i did update the sparc buildd to handle hoary-security and hoary-updates [04:55] lamont: would you mind to double check with me if i did something horribly stupid? [04:55] zul: ah ok === zul applied for another job today.. [04:57] actually.. i can't find how to deregister the old archive [04:57] couldnt you remove it from your ~/.arch-params? [04:58] nah found it [04:58] cool [04:59] baz register-archive -d [04:59] baz register-archive http://zulinux.homelinux.net/arch [04:59] it hangs there.... [05:00] frig.. [05:00] hmmm...maybe i should install apache [05:00] maybe? :) [05:01] perhaps [05:03] are you running 2.6.11.90 now? [05:04] hmmm....the domain is not resolving.. [05:05] yes.. on 2 machines [05:05] fabbione: you want me to check in the abi files for -1 as well? :-) [05:05] and how is it running? [05:05] lamont: keep them handy for -2 yes [05:05] zul: i don'y really know.. i just installed it yesterday evening and it still didn't crash.. [05:05] fabbione: I could just check them into -1, and then they'd be there, no? [05:06] zul: have to test idiotify later [05:06] heh good luck [05:06] lamont: nope.. they will be wiped away at the first make clean [05:12] amd64 building [05:12] ppc and ia64 starting now [05:13] guys i was thinking to add a precompiler for control.stub [05:14] why? [05:14] fabbione: yeah [05:14] if [ -e debian/experimental ] ; then add_very_long_experimental_note_in_description; fi [05:15] zul: to be able to add or remove something from all the descriptions without having to manually edit it [05:15] ah ok good idea [05:15] yeah - I guess it's forgivable [05:21] right new version of cpad..ill put it my arch tomorrow...im off to bed [05:22] later.. [05:23] lamont: anyway this is only a prebuild to see if the main kernel compiles [05:24] abi files will be useless [05:24] we still need to update all the drivers [05:24] and add the new ones we want in [05:24] like ipv6 statefull firewall [05:24] yes [05:24] that will bring new config options and stuff like that [05:26] go ppc it's your birthday! [05:26] i hate that arch === lamont decides to go to bed [05:40] good night lamont [05:40] fabbione: btw, arch-hppa_pa1.dpatch sound good to you? (yeah, it's the megolith patch, but...) [05:40] yeah sure :) [05:41] since it touches a lot everywhere you can keep calling it pariscpa :) [05:41] or whatever you prefer [05:41] i really don't minf [05:41] mind [05:41] i want to keep a strict naming for the generic patches [05:41] is already committed as arch-hppa_pa1 [05:41] ok fine for me [05:42] lamont@ubuntu.com--2005/kernel-debian--pre1--2.6.11.90 [05:42] and currently mirroring [05:42] done [05:42] will commit back to the main branch in the morning after I verify that the builds succeeded, and maybe even boots [05:43] sure [05:43] works for me [05:44] we are not going to release this kernel anytime soon anyway [05:44] good night dude [05:44] cya later [05:44] Specialix DTR/RTS pin is RTS (SPECIALIX_RTSCTS) [N/y/?] (NEW) [05:44] AH GREAT [05:44] one of this options that can be object of endless fights [05:45] i guess we will have to modify the driver to accept a boot option === smurfix [~smurf@run.smurf.noris.de] has joined #ubuntu-kernel === T-Bone [~varenet@T-Bone.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [01:06] oy! [01:12] hey T-Bone [01:12] hi fabbione === T-Bone builds conserver on his ubuntu box, wishes it was in the archive :P === T-Bone_ [~varenet@AVelizy-115-1-1-67.w81-48.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu-kernel === lamont boots 2.6.11.90-1 on hppa [02:29] hey lamont [02:30] morning fabbione [02:30] is it booting? [02:34] is booting [02:35] s/ing/ed/ [02:35] neat === lamont merges back to the trunk [02:37] fabbione: dch changed it to my changelog entry - I'm assuming you'll change it back before upload or some such [02:37] actually, looks like I'll get a conflict out of the merge, you busy boy you [02:38] lamont: it depends a lot what you changed :) [02:38] i am committing a lot [02:38] no conflict.. very odd [02:38] nah.. it's not odd [02:39] i didn't touch anything in hppa === lamont was thinknig debian/changelog [02:39] did you do a baz update? [02:39] si [02:39] ok === fabbione updates too [02:39] but I did the work on my branch several hours ago [02:40] baz update [02:40] * tree is already up to date [02:40] it's not on main yet.. is it? [02:40] commit is _now_ finished [02:40] ok [02:40] it's grabbing [02:41] yup [02:41] no conflicts at all [02:42] but we will have to rebuild other times [02:42] at least after i finish to update all the external drivers [02:43] fabbione: sure [02:44] i suggest that while we work on 2.6.11.9X we just ignore all the abi stuff [02:44] it is enough not to upload l-r-m [02:45] do we want to allign the configs across arch before this release or after? [02:45] we have time for breezy anyway [02:52] lamont : have you fetched all of archive.slashdirt.org btw? [02:52] lamont : was considering that i could rebuild (parts of) main if needed. The autobuilder is idle === zul [~chuck@198.62.158.205] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [02:58] hey [02:59] T-Bone_: not recently, so I assume the answer is probably no [02:59] fetching now [03:00] lamont : ok. I've built everything that could be relatively easily built. 94.77% up to date [03:01] there's the kde mystery though [03:01] YAY for ipw2200 and ipw2100! [03:01] they are out of sync at upstream! [03:02] lamont : in any case, if you want me to build whatever's missing in main with a builder that has only main in sources.list, i can do that. In anycase, i'll be finishing rackmounting the new machines tomorrow at school, and I'll wait for your input to set them up [03:05] T-Bone_: ah you didn't use the ogre model? [03:06] fabbione : given the *very* limited input i had, i used what i could setup by myself, mostly === fabbione sends T-Bone_ back to debootstrapping phase [03:06] fabbione : you see, i'm not a buildd guru and that thing is not so well documented, so to speak [03:06] fabbione : ..|.. [03:06] ;) [03:06] uhuhuh [03:06] oh behave [03:07] hppa is d00m3d [03:07] fabbione : it doesn't matter for universe [03:07] it does for main [03:07] that's why lamont is only letting his 'main' packages in [03:07] and that's why there's my 'unofficial' (ugly) archive that has everything in it [03:07] holy crap fabbione you been busy [03:08] fabbione : truth told, given we are now 3 people having hppa ubuntu running, we don't care much that our build-deps are not what they should be [03:08] zul: i haven't finished yet... [03:08] i am in the middle of ieeee ipw2100 and ipw2200 updates [03:08] that are almost like circular build-deps === T-Bone_ is now known as T-Bone [03:10] fabbione : now if you wanna write docs for the ogre model, i'd gladly read and use it :P [03:11] i updated cpad last night and a ppp-mppe [03:11] zul: ok [03:11] good.. do they compile+ [03:11] ? [03:11] was going to try this morning [03:11] T-Bone: it's way too easy to get you.. it's not even funny [03:12] if you say so [03:12] zul: anyway right now the build will fail on ipw2200 [03:12] and afs [03:12] how come? [03:12] afs ? [03:12] amiga fs [03:13] zul: because ieeee ipw2100 and ipw2200 depends on each other and i just finished ipw2100 [03:13] i need to ipdate ipw2200 [03:13] ah [03:13] asfs <- [03:13] thats what i meant [03:14] fabbione : truth is there are a couple of things that are *really* pissing me off. ia64 is one of them, wasting time because of lack of info is another, and being slapped because I haven't done something right *because of said lack of doc* is probably the biggest one ;P [03:15] T-Bone: the latter is the funniest :P [03:15] well right.. it was a long time i didn't bitch about ia64 [03:16] T-Bone: do you want the new S.O.A.D mp3? [03:16] T-Bone: mind to update the config for 2.6.12? [03:16] :P [03:16] for you maybe. It's really getting on my nerves, given the *huge* amount of time i've spent/wasted in the process [03:16] T-Bone: nah.. i already did it [03:16] ia64 is up and runnign with 2.6.12 [03:16] i would be more glad to get the installer working on it [03:16] but there is nothing i can do for it [03:16] since last time i tried ia64 it was b0rken, i don't care much [03:16] since i don't have racks and racks of ia64 [03:17] T-Bone: that's the point.. you need to fix it as ia64 porter... === caldwell [~caldwell@cerberus.dtn.radian.biz] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [03:17] not expecting that everybody will fix it for you [03:17] but anyway it is not my arch / not my choise.. [03:17] i don't have racks and racks, i have a rack, that's different. I can provide access. But I won't do anything without community backup, that i've been unable to get so far === T-Bone contemplates bashing a few instutions on public m-ls btw [03:18] instutions ? [03:18] fabbione : let me enlight you: I'm *NOT* an ia64 porter [03:18] if there are evidences that I am, they should be fixed [03:18] oh yeah, like Gelato for instance [03:19] aka "the guys that say 'yeah go for it we'll follow' and then watch you do the job" [03:20] https://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/teams/ia64/view?searchterm=ia64 [03:20] ic [03:20] and no... [03:20] well, if i'm to fix it, my 'fix' will be deletion [03:21] i didn't write that page it overnight :) [03:21] (of said page) [03:21] i know you didn't. It's remnant of some glorious past era [03:21] (being cynical) [03:22] this is quite a sensitive subject for me, since I didn't cover my ass, I'm the one in frontline [03:22] zul: updating the ipw2200 now.. [03:23] ipw2100 is done [03:23] cool..im just trying to compile my stuff from last night [03:23] so i am at 66.666666666666666666666666666666666666% [03:23] this has told me the hard way that one should cover his ass before doing anything, and has drastically reduced my faith in the "process" [03:25] fabbione: have you fixed debian dir from being deleted? [03:27] zul: of course.... [03:27] that's the first thing i do on each major upstream [03:27] zul: but i guess you still have to understand where the fix is :P [03:27] :P === fabbione grins [03:28] zul: you will notice that in all our kernel releases there is one file in the kernel tree that is patches from outside debian/patches [03:28] there is a reason for that :P [03:29] and that's the same reason why i told you need to get all the stuff from people AND only after to replace the debian dir from baz [03:29] lamont said that i was evil not telling you [03:29] but you have been warned the day before ;) [03:29] i couldn't spoil the fun [03:29] figgers.. [03:31] brb [03:31] must...kill... === T-Bone hands zul his pocket-sized bazooka [03:31] hrm... could kernel-team use USD 275M?... [03:31] nah - I'll drop that email [03:33] kernel-versions? === T-Bone reads some very interesting article quoted on ubuntu-devel ml [03:37] lamont, T-Bone: does hppa have some kind of HT? [03:37] no [03:37] all SMPness [03:37] HT like in HyperThreading [03:37] ok [03:37] i still suck [03:38] (ie: dual core CPUs are seen as 2 CPUs) [03:38] T-Bone: never mind how the OS looks at them [03:38] (assuming you're talking about CONFIG_HT) [03:38] i am talking if it has HT in hardware [03:38] with dual core and so on [03:38] it has dual cores yeah [03:38] ok thanks [03:38] in pa8800 [03:38] (latest CPUs) [03:40] T-Bone: ok thanks [03:41] fabbione : where comes that sudden interest for PA-RISC features? ;) [03:41] T-Bone: curiosity mainly [03:41] i don't know much about hppa hw [03:42] other than the 9100 is a huge empty piece of crap [03:42] ok...i give up [03:42] fabbione : hehe. Well, just to reassure you: yeah, SparcSucks4 sucks, as the name suggest ;) [03:42] zul: ? === zul bows at the mercy of fabbione [03:42] zul: can you explain me the problem? [03:42] SparcsSuxtyFour, even [03:42] the debian deleting [03:43] there is kernel-versions and package-list outside the debian directory [03:43] zul: did you grab the .diff .dsc from people.u.c when i published it? [03:43] yep [03:43] did you unpack it with dpkg-source -x .dsc ? [03:43] no [03:43] uh.. [03:44] you unpacked the orig [03:44] yeah [03:44] and sticked the debian dir in that [03:44] bwahahaha === T-Bone larts zul 8) [03:44] you know.. the diff.gz.. [03:44] ok just for the sake of simplicity [03:44] kill everything [03:44] if you don't have the .diff.gz .dsc do the following: [03:44] unpack the orig [03:44] as in 'rm -rf /' ? ;) === zul smacks T-Bone [03:45] cd whatever dir [03:45] vi Makefile === T-Bone dodges, points zul and laughs ;) [03:45] and set the EXTRAVERSION = [03:45] instead of rc2 [03:45] the next is scripts/packaging/Makefile [03:45] or packages [03:45] search for the only instance of debian [03:45] and comment it out [03:46] ok.. [03:46] you MIGHT notice that the instance of debian is inside a clean target rule [03:46] frigging christ.. [03:46] blame upstream [03:46] AHAHHAHA [03:46] i blame the french === T-Bone takes back the pocket bazooka, aims at zul, fires [03:47] ah. That's a good thing done ;) === fabbione powers up the sodomotron and inserts T-Bone's coordinates === zul T-Bone in his lower colon === T-Bone listens to "Arena di Verona / Verdi - Nabucco / Va Pensiero", has a thought for fabbione ;) [03:52] back to work.. [03:52] fabbione : dude. You're so utterly scatological perv, to say the least... ;P [03:55] fabbione: switch to using the colostomizer [03:56] lamont : weird, i'd have thought you'd suggested some practical highly explosive matterial instead ;] [03:57] -t [03:58] T-Bone: I just love that word, taht's all [03:58] thank you simpsons [03:58] ehhee [03:58] heh. you perv ;) [03:58] yeah. Simpsons perv, should i have said :) [03:59] OTOH, fabbione is stupid enough to blow himself with explosives, instead of blowing his target (me). That'd be nice though ;) [03:59] hmmm...the compile fails with gcc 4 === T-Bone figures a TexAvery-like blown-fabbione-face, has a laugh ;) [03:59] zul : heh, what a surprise, my dear :P [04:00] its one of our patches [04:15] "And radio buttons look like they were drawn in the dark by a drunk with a broken pencil." [04:15] how cute ;) [04:15] whats this? [04:15] http://mpt.net.nz/archive/2005/04/11/ubuntu [04:15] (point 52. I *love* point 45, fwiw ;) [04:16] holy crap.. [04:17] (and point 37 is unsurprising to me) [04:18] ok update for the ipw2200 committed [04:18] the kernel should be able to build again [04:19] zul: what drivers did you update? [04:19] i am planning to stop now.. [04:19] if so.. are you also updating debian/external-drivers ? [04:20] ppp-mppe and cpad so far [04:20] zul: ok [04:20] just use external-drivers to keep track [04:20] and i have a couple of bugs about external drivers in bugzilla as well [04:20] thats what i have been doing [04:21] zul: yeah we have a bunch in bugzilla [04:21] and fixing some gcc4 stuff.. [04:21] but before dragging in 30984 external drivers we should decide if we want them or not first [04:21] gcc4 is not a priority right now [04:21] we need to get our tree updated first [04:21] im running gcc4 at home [04:21] otherwise it will keep failing somehere [04:22] anyway i need a break [04:22] fabbione : i might have some time to toy around on my ppc later today, if that can help [04:22] later guys [04:22] T-Bone: boot the kernel :) [04:22] kay :) === T-Bone baz get topic archive [04:25] oh and dont do what i did [04:25] zul : i'm much smarter than you are ;) [04:25] Teeheeheehee [04:25] T-Bone: if you could see the finger im showing you right now you wouldnt be impressed [04:26] no i wouldn't [04:26] ;) [04:28] hmm [04:29] zul : would you please point me at the place where fabbione's diff/orig live? :} [04:30] (you can use whatever finger for that, i don't care ;o) [04:35] let me use my middle finger and i can point you to http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~fabbione [04:35] hmm [04:35] i must have looked at the wrong place there, can't find it :P [04:35] hmmm..he must have deleted them [04:35] there's the orig [04:35] not the diff [04:35] fsck [04:36] gimme a sec. [04:36] there's an ugly picture of his hacking area too ;) [04:36] because i like you ill help you up [04:37] http://zulinux.homelinux.net/ [04:37] zul : duuuuuuuude, you're so keen on me. Thaaaank you ssooooooo muuuuuuch (figure out the voice of Britney Spears playing hooker, as usual) ;) [04:37] eww === T-Bone fetches [04:38] zul : since i like you too, i'm fetching the orig from p.u.c, to avoid hogging your bw ;) [04:40] thanks [04:40] it also saves me some time ;) [04:41] bastard [04:41] thoug p.u.c is *slow* dog ;) [04:42] there it is. I have them all, thx [04:42] no probs [04:43] ewww [04:44] i've just been looking at d-private mail. Damn, yet another GFDL flamewar ;P [04:44] are you surprised? [04:44] hell no [04:44] gfdl? [04:44] let them provide useless free tools with no doc at all :P [04:44] lol [04:44] Gnu Free Doc License [04:45] debian-devel is who has the biggest balls [04:45] afaik, Ubuntu won't go that way. Though i guess it'll be interestingly painful to merge back what debian will remove ;P [04:46] heh.. [04:46] zul : not the biggest balls, far from it. The biggest mouth, at best [04:46] or the most time to spend replying [04:48] gentoo is kind of the same way but people are trying to make money off it [04:49] huh? [04:49] gentoo has it share of flame wars but there are alot of developers trying to make a profit from their work === T-Bone tries to remember how to get a pristine (eg: without baz cruft) copy of a baz tree [04:50] and that gentoo also sold their souls to the devil [04:50] zul : i don't fully understand what this is about. I guess i'm not involved enough in gentoo to figure out ;) [04:51] T-Bone: good thing to :) [04:52] heh [04:52] sold their souls? [04:56] working with sun === T-Bone fires dpkg-buildpackage, just for fun === zul kicks T-Bone [04:56] and we'd really need a way to build only a given flavour (better one than hacking rules) [04:57] i totaly agree [04:57] zul : that's the first step to see what's wrong, mind you (dpkg-buildpackage) :) [04:57] and it builds so fast... [04:57] especially now that i have added some ram to the box [04:58] yet it doesn't use CONCURRENCY-LEVEL, sigh :( [05:02] im debating to go to 64bit soon [05:03] heh [05:03] i find 64bit rather useless for my workflow [05:04] unless i need loads of RAM and I use scientific apps, which doesn't happen everyday ;) === T-Bone tries to figure out why his build doesn't use C_L := 3 [05:05] maybe 3 isn't enough [05:06] huho [05:06] it uses it in modules and not in builtin === T-Bone larts fabbione, digs in rules [05:15] make[6] : *** [drivers/net/wireless/ipw2100/ipw2100.o] Error 1 [05:16] huhu. "Fixed" says he [05:17] and "ewww i don't like that one": include/acpi/platform/aclinux.h:59:22: asm/acpi.h: No such file or directory [05:19] T-Bone: building ppc? [05:20] yeah === lamont considers building the kernel on his G3, shudders [05:20] forget it [05:20] looking at the code, this can't work [05:20] yeah [05:21] linux/acpi.h unconditionnaly includes asm/acpi.h [05:21] hmm [05:22] assuming this is right, i suppose the driver should only include linux/acpi.h if CONFIG_ACPI is enabled... [05:23] given only x86, X86_64 and ia64 have asm/acpi.h :P [05:26] i get it [05:27] looks like it should include instead of [05:28] maybe not [05:29] duh [05:29] come to thinkof it [05:29] ipw2x00 familly should only be useful on x86 machines, right? [05:30] which makes it then normal it assumes acpi is available :P [05:32] the ipw driver depends on acpi? [05:33] kylem : my 2cents is that it doesn't build without it [05:33] groan. [05:33] either poorly designed conditionnal build, or poorly designed driver [05:33] i've a little `embedded' x86 board i need to build it on later. [05:35] given what i see in the code, i'd bet on the former === T-Bone tries adding a couple #if 0 around #include to see whathappens [05:38] that works [05:39] i find it strange include/linux/acpi.h doesn't have a check for CONFIG_ACPI [05:39] yet i know *nothing* about ACPI === T-Bone doesn't know what the proper fix is [05:41] s/fix/way of fixing this/ === T-Bone rotfls at Gunnar Wolf's mail [05:58] zul : i'm about to leave. Can you check with fabbione/whoever what the proper way of "fixing" the ipw2100 driver is? Basically all it needs is "not to include on non ACPI enabled kernels" === Mithrandir guesses #ifdef CONFIG_ACPI\n#include #endif [06:57] yeah i didn't check portability of the new code yet [06:58] right now i am only updating it [06:58] anyway dinner time [06:58] cya later for the meeting === T-None is now known as T-Bone [07:04] meeting? [07:07] now? [07:07] 20:00 utc [07:07] no i just figured out fabbione was talking about TB [07:08] ah...sorry i just have a wicked headache [07:08] there are no kernel-related stuff on the agenda so i think i can safely ignore it [07:08] dont worry ill be there [07:08] zul: and that's supposed to reassure me? :) [07:09] if you dont want me to kick your ass [07:09] i'm not quite sure this makes a difference :) [07:09] you right it doesnt [07:09] lol === T-Bone contemplates booting his newly built 2.6.12 kernel [07:11] but since i haven't built the initrd... [08:34] Then you would probably have a sad experience. =) === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [08:47] my bet [08:48] hence not booting it :) [08:48] (and playing guitar instead ;) === T-Bone is now known as T-Gone [08:48] bbl [09:10] re [09:10] hey fabbione [09:10] yo [09:10] yoyo [09:14] zul: did you merge any patch? [09:15] nope still at work [09:15] ok [09:15] will do some work tonight though [09:15] what was your archive again? [09:15] http://zulinux.homelinux.net/arch [09:16] unable to access URL: /arch/.listing [09:16] webdav error: 404 Not Found [09:16] fuckers.. [09:17] i am going to update some more stuff in the meanwhile [09:17] how do you create a listing file again? [09:17] we need ask lamont.. i really don't know [09:17] lemme check my logs [09:17] doh.. === heero [~heero@207.248.33.40] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [09:20] where is T-Gone when we need him [09:21] fabbione: try now [09:21] well i dont need him :) [09:21] still 404 [09:22] ok.. time to update ndiswrapper :) [09:22] i remember this one to be a bitch [09:22] better you than me [09:23] zul: die bitch [09:23] damn, you ubuntu guys are harsh. [09:23] ;-) [09:23] kylem: ahaha [09:23] kylem: see.. [09:23] fabbione: i know what you are but what am i [09:23] don't you have a code of conduct? :) [09:23] this is the only chan in which we can really express ourself [09:23] not in this channel [09:23] kylem: yes we do.. but we override it in this chan [09:24] actually [09:24] haha. [09:24] we should rename it [09:24] that's amusing. :) [09:24] s/-kernel/-psycoslutskernelmaintainers [09:28] -psychocrazykernelmaintainers [09:28] whatver [09:28] DIE DIE DIE MY DARLING! [09:29] lay off the mafia movies :) [09:30] that's from Metallica dude === DonCorleone makes an offer to zul that he can't refuse [09:31] heh metatica sucks === kylem throws a horse head in fabbione's bed. [09:31] metalica even [09:31] metaLLica [09:31] zul, third time the charm? :) [09:31] i wonder who registered DonCorleone :) [09:32] i swear i didn't [09:35] shaddup im writing documentation [09:36] to do what? print it on a 4 layers toilet paper for further use? [09:36] pretty close.. [09:36] how to install a windows app === fabbione kicks zul [09:37] its not my fault!! [09:39] stupid crown corporation [09:39] fabbione: try now [09:40] zul, for whom do you work? NavCan? (trying to guess based on location) [09:40] kylem: IDRC [09:40] ah. [09:41] zul: still 404 === zul kicks baz [09:42] its a TB meeting tonight? [09:42] yep [09:42] heh everyone get their shots [09:43] ah now i remember all the pile of crap behind ndis [09:44] hmm [09:44] we need to decide how deep we want to go with ndis for breezy [09:45] because it supports amd64 now [09:45] but there is an issue [09:45] it generates a bunch of headers at build time [09:45] that is not really someking kbuild likes [09:45] let's stick with i386 for now [09:45] we will see in future :) [09:45] er [09:46] what generates a bunch of headers? [09:46] dilinger: ndiswrapper [09:46] it has a target called make gen_exports [09:46] without _exports file = FTBFS [09:46] but they are generated dynamically according to the arch [09:46] we could always split it out of the kernel [09:46] and they are different between i386/amd64 [09:46] even if they have the same names [09:47] zul: uh? [09:47] actually what was i thinking [09:47] fabbione: i'm so confused [09:47] the headers are autogenerated during build [09:47] and used during build [09:47] and that's all [09:47] i've gotten reports of the ndiswrapper in sid working for amd64 [09:47] dilinger: yes.. but that's ok when ndiswrapper is compiled outside the kernel tree [09:48] ah [09:48] when we apply it as patch inside the kernel [09:48] ... [09:48] right [09:48] so I need to find a way to deal with that [09:48] brb [09:49] ndiswrapper needs to go away, and be replaced by something shipped in the kernel that's a bit cleaner.. [09:54] fabbione: i'm digging in your ass ;] === T-Gone is now known as T-Bone [09:54] oh my [09:55] dilinger: your what? ;o) === T-Bone ducks [09:55] T-Bone: hell... [09:55] that's almost disgusting... [09:55] that's probably why it was hitching [09:56] fabbione: yeah. Unless you were sitting on the sodomotron... [09:56] =] [09:57] fabbione: let's cut the crap (where it is btw), why were you looking for me? :) [09:57] T-Bone: you are really asking me.. aren't you? === T-Bone ponders answering affirmatively 8) [09:58] T-Bone: it was for a driver update on a what used to be a french only site, but they translated it in a sane language [09:58] fabbione: huh? [09:58] which one is that? [09:59] T-Bone: the eagle-usb [09:59] but they translated the site in english [10:01] ok === fabbione pats his sparc [10:03] it munged almost 300 pkgs [10:03] wow [10:03] only 10 FTBFS [10:03] in how much time? :) [10:03] from this morning at 5am [10:04] sweet [10:04] yeps [10:04] it won't manage to build universe before breezy [10:04] hmmm...http://zulinux.homelinux.net/arch/zulcss@gmail.com--2005 [10:04] but it might get pretty close [10:04] lol [10:04] unable to access URL: /arch/zulcss@gmail.com--2005/.listing [10:04] webdav error: 404 Not Found [10:04] zul: does it work for you? [10:05] im using sftp [10:05] well.. hell.. try it in http to? [10:05] T-Bone: universe has tons of small packages.. that's why [10:05] yeah i know [10:06] all the big ones are in main anyway [10:06] at some point one of my autobuilders was processing 1000+ packages a day [10:06] between kernel, glibc, gnome, gayde and ooo [10:06] T-Bone: yeah i am not surprised [10:07] oh.. hold on.. 300 + i had a parallel build running with the kernel [10:07] heh [10:08] ndiswrapper updated [10:18] im off...later psychocrazycocainecrazykernelpeople [10:18] that's twice crazy [10:18] you're screwd ;) [10:18] is it just me, or is that a system of a down lyric. [10:18] maybe [10:19] i was listening to them all day...well most of the day [10:19] toodles === T-Bone [varenet@T-Bone.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [10:21] fucking X kill :P [10:22] fabbione: --listing when you create the archive [10:23] lamont: ok :) [10:23] or create a non-empty file called ${archive}/=meta-info/http-blows [10:23] ahah [10:25] if elmo doesn't flush the incoming queue soon, it will be full of sparc changes [10:26] fabbione: you're assuming that he's still going to take hoary uploads... [10:26] (I'm just hoping he willl)( [10:26] lamont: well they are sparc binaries [10:26] nothing changes the source [10:26] i see no reason for rejecting them [10:28] fabbione: exactly [10:28] lamont: we need to send out that mail to kernel-team with mdz and sabdfl in CC [10:28] it's just a question on how one interprets "no more hoary uploads" [10:28] fabbione: right [10:28] will be working through that toady [10:28] lamont: yes.. i see the point :) [10:28] today, even [10:28] lamont: thanks. === T-Bone wonders what mail this is about [10:39] hmmm [10:39] i didn't know that prism2 has pci and some firmware stuff... [10:39] well nobody complained.. so i guess the usb driver is enough [10:40] prism2 is used with some pci wifi cards as well as some pcmcia/cf ones, iirc [10:41] yeah but we ship only the usb driver [10:41] we suck ;) [10:41] nah probably nobody uses it anymore [10:41] 0000:01:02.0 Network controller: Intersil Corporation Prism 2.5 Wavelan chipset (rev 01) [10:41] i thought we enabled *EVERYFUCKINTHING* in our kernels? :) [10:41] otherwise we would have get reports about it [10:41] kylem: ^5! [10:41] of course, i don't run your crappy kernels. ;-) [10:41] LOL [10:41] kylem: ahhaa [10:42] or your os, for that matter. cough. why am i here again? [10:42] kylem: i love you! (in all platonic ways of course ;) [10:42] kylem: do you know if the pci version requires firwmares? [10:42] fabbione, it doesn't. [10:42] so which one does? [10:42] fabbione, the firmware is upgradeable. [10:42] ah ok [10:42] so it is only required for upgrades [10:42] fabbione, is this hostap you're talking about? [10:42] or some other prism2? [10:43] kylem: nope.. linux-wlan [10:43] oh, puke. [10:43] i will get to hostap later... [10:43] fabbione: some USB dongles need the fw iirc [10:43] don't bother shipping linux-wlan prism2 pci/pcmcia... hostap is way better. [10:43] T-Bone: you are french... and i don't trust you... + they might sell crappy hw there === dilinger [dilinger@mouth.voxel.net] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [10:43] kylem: it is already there.. i am only updating it [10:43] fabbione: may i show you the finger and point you at the linux-wlan website? [10:43] fabbione, then there's no problem. [10:44] they list which devices need the fw there [10:44] kylem: ok + i don't ship pci/pcmcia.. only usb [10:44] fabbione: I know for sure since i've been working on supporting one of said supported USB device on an embedded arm board [10:44] T-Bone: aren't you part of the kernel team? [10:44] fabbione, that makes sense, i don't think hostap supports usb [10:44] T-Bone: send me patches :) [10:44] kylem: ok [10:44] thanks [10:44] sometimes i wonder === kylem loves his prism2. :P [10:45] i have my cisco airnoet [10:45] aironet [10:45] it's UPSTREAM [10:45] fabbione: X question for you... [10:45] prism2 is supported by orinoco too... [10:45] you and your crappy hw [10:45] lamont: go ahead.. [10:45] fabbione, bet you can't run in master mode... ;-) [10:45] (if i can answer [10:45] so I just swapped out my CRT for an LCD display.... [10:46] dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig [10:46] kylem: i don't need to. i have a cisco AP :) [10:46] now how do I get X to get with the program? [10:46] or is it reset time? [10:46] fabbione, heh, fair enough, i guess. [10:46] lamont: uh.. i think it needs a reset [10:46] bummer. [10:46] brb [10:47] kylem: i really don't use wlan a lot [10:47] lol. i don't use anything but. [10:47] i still like my pure 100Mb cisco switches === fabbione hugs the fiber that cross the house [10:48] fabbione: http://www.linux-wlan.org/docs/wlan_adapters.html.gz <= PCMCIA/CF are listed as using proprietary fw. that's all i can tell so far [10:48] T-Bone: as you can see.. the usb doesn't [10:48] and we don't ship pcmcia/cf [10:48] so i was right [10:48] we do NOT need firmware [10:49] = [10:49] T-Bone sucks === T-Bone wonders why we don't ship pcmcia/cf [10:49] probably because we can't redistribute the firmware [10:50] that doesn't prevent us from enabling the driver and let the user load the firmware, does it? [10:50] not to mention all devices that work without the firmware [10:50] but heh [10:50] i don't care [10:50] i don't run silly kernels ;) [10:50] neither do i [10:50] i don't have crappy hardware [10:50] fabbione: oh, the kernel boss doesn't care about his baby? [10:50] *interesting* [10:51] nobody asked for it = less code = the better [10:51] heh === lamont [~lamont@mix.mmjgroup.com] has joined #ubuntu-kernel [10:51] i doubt anybody has asked for ipw2x00 support on ppc but i'm being nitpicking i suppose ;) [10:52] how could they? [10:52] unless you can get it on a full size pci card... [10:52] ew. still pixlelated [10:52] kylem: exactly what i'm asking. Yet we build it on ppc ;) [10:52] none of the laptops have minipci slots (cause apple sucks and stuff...) [10:52] kylem: tssks. Don't be so bitter because the machines are beautiful but unaffordable 8) [10:53] T-Bone, they're plenty affordable. [10:53] T-Bone, cheaper than my thinkpad... [10:53] lol [10:53] T-Bone, only the >15" powerbooks have pcmcia, and none of them have minipci. Top Kwality. [10:53] aren't there any ipw2x00 pcmcia cards? [10:53] fabbione, i've never seen one. [10:54] well this is argument for config allignment between arches [10:54] that reminds me so much of dilinger and zul [10:55] what about things that won't build on one arch? [10:55] like, lots of the isdn stuff is #error broken on big endian [10:56] kylem: that's the whole point of it [10:56] we need to allign the core config options [10:56] across all arches [10:56] and ban the shit that is not needed on arch foo [10:56] hmm. [10:56] the point is that nobody really knows all the details for each arch/subarch [10:56] there are simply too many [10:56] so we need to team up and clean up as much as we can [10:57] possibly with a tool (dilinger?) to keep track of these kind of things [10:57] kylem: truth told i don't really see the point of minipci on a laptop. imho, laptop != desktop, but that's another topic ;) [10:57] T-Bone, you're kidding? [10:57] T-Bone, my minipci wireless hooks up to the internal antenna in my laptop. [10:57] can't do that nicely with pcmcia... [10:58] fair enough, but you see, we've got airport... ;) [10:58] only on ancient machines xor in Mac OS X... [10:58] fabbione: i don't understand what you're trying to do. Whaddya mean "core config options"? [10:59] kylem: huh? [10:59] airport is only on old machines, airport extreeme is only supported in mac os x. [10:59] err [10:59] can't airport extreme be driven like regular airport? [11:00] no. === T-Bone needs to check that out again on his g5 [11:00] it's a broadcom chip [11:00] ah [11:00] sweetness ;) [11:00] T-Bone: stuff like HIGHMEM or PREEMPT === kylem smacks T-Bone [11:00] :) [11:00] kylem: let's rev-engineer that ;) [11:00] T-Bone, i started trying to. [11:01] fabbione: mostly what is to be found in 'General setup' i suppose then [11:01] same chip, but in the wrt54gs access points. (broadcom ships a binary wl.o) [11:01] fabbione: so we don't care about syncing drivers between archs no more? [11:01] T-Bone, reverse engineering a chunk of binary sucks arse. [11:01] kylem: huhu! I might want to help you doin that :) [11:02] T-Bone: yes we do dude.. be elastic in your mind [11:02] T-Bone, heh. :) [11:02] we've all established i'm insane re-VisFX etc... :\ [11:02] fabbione: then i don't see the point. "we do for some but not for all"? [11:02] T-Bone: if arch foo supports USB we are going to buidl all the usb modules on it [11:02] something that we do not do now [11:02] kylem: no, you're moderately wicked. Being insane would involve getting SuckyIO to work ;) [11:03] what's wrong with SuckyIO? [11:03] it's only slightly stupid. [11:03] fabbione: nice. What if a given module doesn't work/build on the arch? [11:04] kylem: everything? [11:04] 8) [11:04] T-Bone: oh christ.. what is not clear about me writing: " and ban the shit that is not needed on arch foo" [11:04] i wish ad1889 would work [11:05] fabbione: not much. I'm just getting on you. Revenge, you see? :) [11:05] (because I can) [11:06] kylem: dreaming doesn't hurt. Until you wake up ;) [11:06] T-Bone: do you realize that it is almost 20 hours that i am awake of which 17 here? [11:06] fabbione: not my problem 8) [11:07] fabbione: do you realize that you often get on me while i'm *hardly* awaken, or in the middle of a *very boring and idiotic work*? I guess that makes us quite equal ;o) [11:07] fabbione: besides, who said there were anything like *rules* between us? 8) === T-Bone kicks fabbione between the legs, for good measure =] [11:08] fabbione: we could kick-ban him for a few minutes... :) [11:08] Teeheehhee === fabbione lanches the sodomotron to T-Bone [11:08] lamont: too bad i passed the passwd over you, heh. That day i shot myself in the foot ;o) [11:09] hrhe [11:09] me notices that fabbione *is* anal, points him at http://spamusement.com/view.php?id=223 === T-Bone runs!! [11:25] hmm [11:25] thinking of whic [11:25] h === ..[topic/#ubuntu-kernel:T-Bone] : Ubuntu kernel development discussion (rated PG-13) | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KernelTeam | http://people.u.c/~lamont/Archives/kernel-team@ubuntu.com--2005/ stable: kernel-debian--pre35--2.6.10 playground: kernel-debian--pre1--2.6.11.90 | There are no kernel bugs.. only broken hardware | bk is dead [11:25] lets warn everybody ;) [11:37] T-Bone: you do realize that the code-of-conduct applies here too, yes> [11:37] ? [11:38] ? [11:41] politeness and family-consumable type stuff, you know [11:41] ah [11:42] so i'm being moralized for merely behaving as the ops do on this chan? [11:42] i was mostly kidding but if it's unsuitable i'll shut up [11:42] not like i care [11:44] nah, was more referring to the PG13 comment.. :-) [11:44] well, since we're using *rough* words to say the least... :} [11:44] since that could tend to accellerate the kidding.... [11:45] and given Ep III has been PG-13'd [11:45] i think we're a tad worse than Ep III ;} === ..[topic/#ubuntu-kernel:T-Bone] : Ubuntu kernel development discussion | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KernelTeam | http://people.u.c/~lamont/Archives/kernel-team@ubuntu.com--2005/ stable: kernel-debian--pre35--2.6.10 playground: kernel-debian--pre1--2.6.11.90 | There are no kernel bugs.. only broken hardware | bk is dead [11:46] lamont: i am raelly not conviced at all about this gcc4 transition [11:46] lamont: are you running any buildd test? [11:46] all hail the CoC [11:47] (i said "the") =] [11:47] baz commit -s'Update prism2 and wlan-ng' === T-Bone quickly hides [11:47] good.. this one is go to [11:47] fabbione: not yet - need to have a statement on what they want, and elmo needs to flush me a distro [11:48] lamont: lemme know if there's stuff that needs building in main [11:48] now that universe is built, getting back on some main packages ain't difficult === T-Bone calls it a night === T-Bone is now known as T-None [11:58] fabbione: heh [11:58] fabbione: right, i started that, just never finished [11:58] and atm, i'm busy ebaying my possessions :) [11:58] dilinger: well.. i think it's almost time to take away the dust from it :)