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bur[n] eranyone know what other package besides xorg-common needs to be reconfigured when upgrading from hoary to breezy?12:06
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bur[n] erdisregard that msg... reconfigure xserver-xorg was all that was needed12:14
dokolamont: pitti was looking at #1348612:14
lamontdoko: he looked at it long enough to discover that -O1 works around the gcc issue...12:15
lamontI don't think he was looking at it still....12:15
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mdzdoko: gcc-3.3 wants to move to universe12:36
mdz o gcj-3.3 libgcj4 libgcj4-awt libgcj4-common libgcj4-dev            {gcc-3.3}12:36
mdznot the source, but those binaries12:36
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Keybuka fresh breezy install actually feels quite nice12:38
dokomdz: these binaries aren't built anymore, they should vanish automatically?12:38
dokomdz: but wait, please keep it in main, we currently need gnat-3.3 as a build dep.12:39
elmomdz: I just did a rene run that might help12:40
elmoanastacia always wants to demote NBS stuff12:40
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Keybuk<g>12:41
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mdzKeybuk: did you get accosted by the autofiends?12:44
aromanI'm trying to track down a bug in breezy related to i810 and Xorg. I'm getting an error: *** glibc detected *** double free or corruption (fasttop): 0x<address> ***. Now I'm not sure how to go about this bug. Is there any way to enable more messages from Xorg?12:44
Keybukno :)  I may have upset them a bit though12:44
mdzKeybuk: yeah, colony 3 actually feels pretty good, belying the pain of its production12:44
Keybukmdz: only through pain can art and beauty be acheived12:45
mdzaroman: Xorg logs detailed messages to /var/log/Xorg.0.log12:45
aromanmdz, more detailed than that :P12:45
mdzKeybuk: and art can be reduced to pain12:45
mdzKeybuk: or is it beauty?12:45
Keybukdunno, we should consult jbailey; he's the expert on combining the three12:46
aromanis there a way to find out which version of gcc a binary has been compiled with?12:46
mdzaroman: what do you want, a log of every function call?12:46
aromanmdz, wouldn't mind that :)12:46
KeybukI strace'd X once, it actually worked12:46
mdzaroman: then no, there isn't a way to get that12:46
aromanmdz, darn.12:46
jbaileyKeybuk: Err... 12:46
dokoaroman: hmm, look at the build logs ...12:47
dokohttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/12:47
aromank12:47
jbaileyaroman: Some binaries have the information in a comments header.12:48
Mezkeybuk: did you go tonight?12:48
Nafallodoko: I might have a bug for you ;-)12:48
Nafallodoko: Ubuntu isn't recognised in the default spellchecks in Ubuntu ;-)12:48
aromanjbailey, in the binary itself?12:49
aromancuz.. it seems like Xorg is being built with gcc-4.012:49
aromanbut 2.6.12-latest is being built with gcc-3.412:49
aromannow.. the i915 driver is in the kernel distribution, and I'm not sure how well they work together12:50
Mezjbailey, I think Scott might have had one too many12:50
KeybukMez: yeah, wasn't a huge turn-out, but was fun12:50
dokoNafallo: no, it's a bug that "Debian" is recognized.12:51
Nafallodoko: hehe12:51
Nafallodepends on how you look at it ;-)12:51
aromanX -version will say it's compiled with 3.4.512:52
aromanhrm12:52
jbaileyMez: No, he's just begging for one more... And I won't let him have it. =)12:52
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SloMoSnailaroman: X -version tells you the compiler used for the kernel... but not the one used for X ;)12:53
jbaileyaroman: Hmm, someone asked this the other day, and I thought we figured out that strip didn't rip it out of the comments field.12:53
jbaileyBut I don't see it in any of my binaries here.12:53
mjg59jdub: Pls forward admin details kthxbi12:54
jdubmjg59: aha12:54
jdubmjg59: righto12:54
aromanSloMo, aha...12:54
mjg59jdub: Thanks!12:54
aromanjbailey, so what? it's a strip bug :S 12:55
Nafallojdub: mailinglist? :-)12:55
jbaileyaroman: =)12:55
aromanjbailey, I haven't done much "real" development. I know C/C++, but I haven't used all these programs like strip, etc... what exactly does strip do? afaik it strips debug information..12:56
jbaileyOh, hmm.  Current Debian unstable on ia64 doesn't strip the data out.  Current breezy on ppc does.12:57
jbaileyIt was in a Debian channel, so I was likely using the ia64 for the testing.12:57
jbaileyaroman: By default, even without specifying -g, The compiler, linker, and assembler may put extra bits into your binary.12:58
aromanand strip removes the unneccesary code12:58
jbaileystrip removes all the things that it knows you don't need to run the program.12:58
aromanok12:58
jbaileyRight.12:58
aromanthat makes sense12:58
aromanwell I'm having a weird X problem... basically X just dies without any error in the log.12:59
jbaileyaroman: If you want to see a simple example, write a hello world file in C, and do a "gcc -S hello.c"12:59
jbaileyAnd then look at what's in hello.12:59
jbaileys12:59
aromanXIO: fatal IO error 104 (Connection reset by peer) on X server ":0.0"12:59
jbaileyaroman: Are you currently running as the same user you logged in as?01:00
jbaileyMy first guess is that you just don't have rights to the socket.01:00
aromanum01:00
aromanX doesn't start at all..01:00
aromanand I tried running startx or even just X as root01:01
aromanso this is with i810 driver (i915 in the kernel)01:01
aromanwith vesa as my driver it works01:01
aromanso I do believe it is a i810 driver problem01:01
jbaileyTrying 'strace startx'.  It'll give you a lot of information but somewhere in the 4 or 5 pages before it dies, you should see some syscall return an error.01:01
jbaileyAh, hmm.01:02
jbaileyI don't know enough about X to guess that.01:02
jbaileyConnection reset by peer is usually a permissions error of some sort for me.  Beyond that, I just sit in the corner and look sad until someone helps me.01:02
aromanby the way I am running latest hoary...01:02
aromanwell I had this error waaaay back a few years in redhat 7.2 or 8... and it was an X problem which got fixed in an update...01:03
aromanand it was not a permissions problem01:03
aromanstrace is interesting01:03
jbaileyWith X, anything is possible. =)01:03
jbaileyIt's sort of like a million monkeys got together to code it...  Except that they were really bright monkeys who only had obscure hardware to work with.01:04
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aromanwhat the frau!? 01:07
aromanthis is a line from sudo strace X 2> xlog && less xlog01:08
aromanopen("/dev/tty". O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK|O_NOCTTY) =  -1 ENXIO (No such device or address)01:08
aromanand after this the glibc error gets printed01:09
aromannow.. why is it trying to get /dev/tty? 01:09
jbaileyBetter question is "why is it failing"01:09
aromanyeah..01:09
jbaileyCertainly on my system /dev/tty is 66601:09
aromanthe device is there01:09
aromanand EVERYONE has rw permissions..01:09
aromansame01:10
aroman66601:10
aromancrw-rw-rw01:10
aromanI guess c because it's a device node01:10
aromanhmm this is really interesting..01:10
jbaileyaroman: "character device"01:11
aromanjbailey, ah01:11
jbaileyIt means that you can send things to it one byte at a time and expect it to be useful.  It also tends to be sequential read and writes only.01:11
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jbaileyThe other option you'll usually see in devices is 'b' for block device.01:11
aromangod I need to eat something... I'll be back in 5 minutes...thanks for the insight jbailey... talk to you in a few01:12
jbaileyaroman: Anytime. =)01:12
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mjg59jdub: No mail from you...01:14
jdubhrm01:16
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Keybukjbailey, aroman: you mean other than the fact you can't open /dev/tty O_NONBLOCK?01:23
Keybukat least, I don't think you can01:24
jbaileyNo idea.  The definetly gets into the realm of maybe crawling a bit too far into X's source code. =)01:24
mdzdoko: all of the lapack/atlas3 stuff is still pending in anastacia01:24
mdzelmo: whoa, stuff is showing up in anastacia that isn't even present in breezy01:26
elmoafter a cron.sync run?01:26
mdzelmo: not directly after, no01:27
mdzI did one perhaps an hour ago01:27
elmoexample?01:28
mdz o libosmesa4-xorg libosmesa4-xorg-dbg libosmesa4-xorg-dev              {xorg}01:28
mdz   [Reverse-Depends: Supported seed, libosmesa4-xorg-dev] 01:28
mdz o libebook1.2-3                                       {evolution-data-server}01:28
mdz   [Reverse-Depends: contact-lookup-applet] 01:28
elmoyeah, that will show up01:28
elmoshe doesn't know to check the database to see if the binaries still exist01:28
mdzis that because you ran rene after I ran cron.sync?01:28
elmo("SQL is hard, let's go shopping")01:28
elmoyeah01:28
mdzok01:28
elmo(I could fix it, but I'm lazy and just keep rerunning cron.sync)01:29
Nafallowow! more and more proof those are real women. elmo quotes them :-P.01:30
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KeybukNafallo: all of the dak suite are named after someone in particular01:37
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NafalloKeybuk: yay! I thought that was just a rumour :-).01:40
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aromank that took longer than 5 minutes...01:46
aromanso.. back to my error...01:47
aromanXorg with i810 driver and i915 kernel module01:47
aromanopen("/dev/tty". O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK|O_NOCTTY) =  -1 ENXIO (No such device or address)01:47
aromanthis is a line of sudo strace X01:48
aromanafter that I get *** glibc detected *** double free or corruption (fasttop): 0x<address> ***01:48
aromanwhy am I not able to open /dev/tty? it's permissions are 666, not to mention the fact I am running X as root01:49
aromanwhat's interesting, is that using the vesa module, it succeeds in opening "/dev/tty", O_RDWR01:54
aromanthere must be something related to i810 (xorg), i915 (kernel drm) and xorg01:54
mdzthe tty error is most likely unrelated to your problem01:54
aromanmdz, it's what I figured by now, but after that error, X just dies without any error in the log01:55
aromanI DO get a bunch of vm86old(<address>) = -1 ENOSYS (Function not implemented)01:56
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mdzaroman: install the debug version of the X server, run it under gdb, and get a backtrace from the crash01:57
aromanmdz, apt-get install xorg-debug? 01:57
aromanxserver-xorg-dbg01:58
aromantotal success lol02:02
aromanI ran sudo gdb Xorg-dbg and that froze the machine02:02
jbaileyHmm, The right apple key is called "Right win key" in gnome.  That's probably not right. =)02:13
carstenhiirc it it mapped to the same keycode, so gnome could not know this :)02:17
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jbaileycarstenh: Right.  Perhaps my default locale should be en_CA@Mac =)03:16
carstenh:)03:17
jdubmjg59: remote possibility of ping?03:20
mjg59jdub: Hi03:20
mjg59(Remote but answered)03:20
jdubholy cow! :)03:20
jdubso i'm diddling with usplash03:20
mjg59Yup03:20
jduband helping cliff out a bit doing artwork03:20
jdubwhy are we restricted to 12 colours?03:21
jdubi would like 16 colours03:21
jduband a pony03:21
mjg59You can have 16 colours03:21
mjg59As long as one is black, one is red and one is green03:21
mjg59And we have one to use as a progress bar03:21
mjg59And one to use as a background for the text03:21
jdubok, your image had 12 colours03:22
mjg59Black is negotiable - it can be any colour, as long as it contrasts with the text background colour and doesn't look suck03:22
mjg59My image is arbitrary and shit03:22
jduband i just tried a 16 colour image - it looked horrendous03:22
mjg59The code may need some hacking to work with usplash03:22
mjg59Basically, get me a picture that looks OK and I'll make usplash work with it03:22
mjg59I don't entirely understand the BOGL code, and there's no documentation03:23
jdubwhich palette indices do the black/red/green/progress/textbg colours have to be?03:23
mjg59They don't03:23
mjg59I can sort those03:23
mjg59But it helps if they're in a block03:23
jdubhrm03:23
jdubcan you make specific indices for them?03:23
mjg59If you'd like03:24
jdubso we can muck with images without having to change the code?03:24
mjg59Pick numbers, I'll make the code work03:24
jdubwhat are the red and green used for, btw?03:24
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mjg59Success and failure in the output messages03:24
mjg59Green is arguable, we probably need red03:24
jdubhow will the progress bar be used?03:24
jdublike winxp, arbitrary cycling?03:25
mjg59That's an interesting question, and one that I will answer in the fullness of time03:25
jdubheh03:25
aromanI say we should do something like the original bootsplash could do03:25
mjg59aroman: Which is?03:25
aromanie. for each service started, display a message, well not really... more like.. starting network, starting hotplug, etc. and progress until all the services are started. I would like to see the progress bar fill up so that at 100%, the system is up and running03:26
mjg59aroman: That's possible03:26
aromanmjg59, and I would be interested to work on it..03:26
jdubbut you will never see 100%03:26
mjg59But Ubuntu continues starting services after gdm starts, which means that the graphical splash will have vanished03:26
jdubbecause gdm will start :-)03:26
jdubhaha03:27
mjg59Basically:03:27
mjg59If we want it to go to 100%, the speed at which it increases will not be constant03:27
aromanif I could solve this damn i810 bug! :(03:27
mjg59Which is a pain03:27
mjg59aroman: Have you checked Bugzilla for an existing bug?03:27
mdzinfinity: so, you and daniels have created much amusement for Keybuk and myself03:27
aromanmjg59, yeah.. it's there, no answers... apparently this bug has been since 22 build of Xorg03:28
mjg59aroman: Which bug number?03:28
aromanh/o03:28
aromanhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1241803:28
aromanso 1241803:28
jdubmjg59: the colour requirement you skipped was text area foreground colour, right?03:29
aromanso anyways, with usplash... I mean we could make the progress bar fill up to 100, where 100 means gdm started, or if gdm is not enabled, it means you can now log in...03:29
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mjg59jdub: That was what I wanted black for03:30
jdubmjg59: oh03:30
mjg59jdub: Otherwise pick an arbitrary colour03:30
mjg59Basically, I need:03:30
jdubso the colour roles are:03:30
mjg591) Something to write with03:30
mjg592) Something to write on03:30
mjg593) Something to indicate failure03:30
Keybukwe don't need green03:30
aromanI like green...03:30
mjg594) Something to indicate success (may be the same as (1))03:30
Keybukhaving green to indicate success, and red to indicate failure03:30
mjg595) Something to draw a progress bar with (may be the same as one of the above)03:31
Keybukwhen the saturation and value of the green and red are exactly the same03:31
KeybukIS A FUCKING STUPID IDEA03:31
desrtfailure = bold03:31
mjg59It's acceptable for these colours to be used within the artwork as well03:31
Keybukcolour is useful to go "LOOK AT ME!"03:31
mjg59aroman: Are you using kubuntu or ubuntu?03:31
Keybukso white for everything except red for failure makes the failures stand out03:31
aromanmjg59, ubuntu03:31
desrti'd like to ask everyone: isn't gentoo great?03:31
mjg59aroman: Ok, fine03:31
mjg59aroman: Just checking - that bug report is against the wrong package, then. I'll fix it now.03:32
aromanmjg59, that bug isn't in kdm, it's in X/i810/i915, somewhere there03:32
Keybukwe did this argument a year ago, and left nathaniel at the bottom of a lake, let's not do it again ;)03:32
lamontdesrt: wrong channel.  then again, #ubuntu is the wrong channel for that too03:32
jdubKeybuk: and yet we still got lumped with blingstart03:32
desrtlamont; totally on topic.  we're talking about flashy colours on startup.03:32
lamontmeh03:33
Keybukjdub: ya know, isn't it almost a year to the day since Oxford?03:33
jdubis it?03:33
Keybukand nathaniel claimed he'd have it working by the end of that conf03:33
aromanyes, gentoo does have pretty nice splash support03:33
mjg59Pretty much03:33
Keybukwhen was oxford?03:33
mjg59August last year03:33
Keybuk9th-20th august03:33
jdubgolly03:33
lamontare we nearly there yet?03:34
mjg59So I've been hacking on laptops for you for about a year03:34
Keybukhttp://www.netsplit.com/events/2004/canonical-oxford/canonical-oxford-018.html03:34
jdubthat feels so long ago but so recent all at once03:34
mjg59What am I doing with my life?03:34
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KeybukTHIS MAN FAILED TO BRING YOU USPLASH03:34
lamontjdub: definitely03:34
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mjg59Hurrah for me, eh?03:35
lamontmjg59: you totally rock03:36
aromanhurrah for mjg59 !!03:36
lamonthuzzah!03:36
aromanso it seems the only way to get ethernet on my laptop is to apply the syskonnect patch and re-compile the kernel..03:36
aromanthe module just won't build by itself..03:37
jdubmjg59: ok, i just flat out don't believe that we need the text output :-)03:37
HrdwrBoBaroman: recompile it then just shove the module in the right place03:37
jdubmjg59: and it is a waste of my colours!03:37
mjg59aroman: File a bug against the kernel, we'll sort it for release03:37
mjg59jdub: Acknowledged03:37
mjg59jdub: (And ignored. Screw you, hippy!)03:37
jdubheh03:37
jdubi think this is worth nutting out, though03:38
mjg59http://www.netsplit.com/events/2004/canonical-oxford/ - weren't we young and innocent then?03:38
mjg59jdub: I think that it's a bit close to release to change the startup experience entirely03:38
mjg59jdub: I'd go with weaning people off in two stages03:38
jduboh man03:38
jdubyou manipulative evil man03:39
mjg59First we give them graphics03:39
mjg59Then we take away their text03:39
jdubusing sensible release sensitive answers to blow away my usability/sass concerns03:39
mjg59http://www.netsplit.com/events/2004/canonical-oxford/canonical-oxford-028.jpg - I have no recollection as to why that flip chart says "Moo"03:40
jdubthat's infuriating and wonderful all at the same time03:40
mjg59Maybe that was the night before the Antitrust drinking experience03:40
elmomjg59: I probably wrote it03:40
mdzit looks like elmo's handwriting03:42
elmomy handwriting isn't readable03:42
elmobut I tend to write Moo on things like flipcharts as I'm startlingly unoriginal03:42
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Keybukmjg59: the scarier ones are the pictures from the original London meeting03:43
Keybukmdz had hair, and thom looks practically pubescent03:43
mdzKeybuk: where are those?03:45
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Lathiatahh, yay for rebuilds, 600M mirror sync this morning. :)03:46
mdzKeybuk: you not only took all of 5 photos at debconf5, you somehow managed to stay out of everyone else's photos too03:46
Keybukmdz: lamont had some03:46
mdzoh, you have photos of the mataro tv press conference03:46
Keybuklamont: bring out the London photos03:46
mdzthat certainly was amusing03:46
mdzKeybuk: is your camera's flash bright orange or something?03:47
lamontKeybuk: I'll drag out the lot sometime soon-ish - maybe some nice person will go through and catalog them for me.03:48
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Keybukat least find the one with mdz-with-hair and the thom one :p03:49
lamontthe thom one?03:49
elmohttp://people.ubuntu.com/~james/tmp/03:49
aromanalso, on 2.6.12-6-386 vga=791 does not work anymore I get a blank screen03:49
aromanhas there been a transition from the default vesafb driver?03:49
Keybukmdz: dunno, but the ccd does tend vaguely towards red03:49
KeybukI think I'm supposed to colour-correct it afterwards, but gimp sucks at that03:49
Keybukelmo: sweeet03:50
mdzaroman: usplash doesn't support vesafb03:50
aromanmdz, even with splash disabled vga=791 gives me a blank screen03:50
mdzaroman: then don't do that ;-)03:51
mjg59mdz: Though it shouldn't give a blank screen03:51
mjg59vesafb ought to load instead03:51
aromanbut I want 1024x768 in my console :P03:51
mdzelmo: thom looks pretty disgusted with what lamont just said03:51
Lathiatthen don't want? ;)03:51
aromanLathiat, no can do!03:51
aroman:P03:51
mdzand yet Keybuk is very amused03:51
elmomdz: yeah, but scott looks pretty happy03:51
mdzthat's classic03:52
tsengjeff looks totally 70s03:52
Lathiatwith his toilet^H^H^H^H^H^H laptop?03:53
tsengthe hair03:53
mjg59Why is that picture so speckly?03:53
elmonot sure; the rest of the set aren't03:54
mjg59mdz looks pretty 70s03:54
mdzI have michael j. fox hair in that photo03:55
mjg59It's as if you're about to start a porn film, or something03:55
Keybukmdz: but the same sweater03:55
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whiprush_who is that to the left of Keybuk 03:55
mdzlamont03:55
jsgotangcomorning03:55
tsengwhiprush_: the backpack is almost certainly stuff with lamont-gear03:56
mjg59That backpack contains equipment to set fire to a shed and put it out again03:56
mjg59Goddamnit, I want it to be winter03:56
tsengi hope those glasses dont entirely belong to jeff03:56
elmomjg59: amen03:57
elmothis weather is the suck03:57
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mdzmjg59: winter?  why?03:59
mjg59Winter is more attractive03:59
mjg59And I'm sick of being too hot03:59
mdzUK weather just cycles between different flavours of miserable03:59
jsgotangcolol03:59
mjg59mdz: Bah. You should visit Cambridge in winter.04:00
mdzI was in cambridge at this time of year, and it was fairly pleasant04:00
mdzconsidering04:00
mjg59Yeah04:00
mjg59Come here in 5 months04:00
Keybukit was raining earlier this evening on way back from lug04:01
Keybukit was quite pleasant, as it was still warm04:01
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mdzlamont: where are these alleged london photos of yours?04:01
lamontmdz: on my desktop machine...04:02
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aromanmjg59, ok I've attached some files to the i810 bug04:05
aromanoutput of startx, xorg.conf and Xorg.0.log04:06
mjg59aroman: Cool, thanks04:09
lamontmdz: some of the photos copying to people.u.c/~lamont/pictures04:09
lamontnote that it'll take a while to copy them.04:10
lamontincluded are the wonderful escher-esuqe trip through the hotel from that april-in-london meeting, etc.04:10
aromanmjg59, no problem.. I want to get involved in solving this bug... 04:10
mjg59aroman: That's the entirity of the Xorg.0.log?04:10
lamontew.  42 pics at ~ 10 min /pic...  there's gonna be a bit of a wait.04:11
aromanmjg59, yup04:11
mjg59Looks like it's crashing on BIOS interaction04:11
mjg59Weird04:11
aromanit's crashing somewhere... but it's not crashing in a normal fashion...04:11
mjg59aroman: Ok, looks solidly like a driver bug04:11
aromanbecause that glibc warning/error doesn't go in the log04:11
aromanjust in the console04:11
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aromanso X dies before it gets the chance to print the message in the log... I think04:12
mjg59"Use the OS setup option ACPI=Disabled at the initial OS setup screen.04:13
mjg59Failure to do so may cause system damage."04:13
mjg59Yes. That would be because YOU'VE BROKEN THE FAN CONTROL CODE IN THE DSDT.04:13
Keybukmjg59: who's that?04:14
mjg59HP04:14
Keybukheh04:14
mjg59It's from their official document on how to install NLD on their business range04:14
Keybukodd, fan control works pretty well on mine04:15
mjg59Yeah, it's the newer ones04:16
Keybukso HP have forgotten how to make good laptops04:17
KeybukDell never knew how04:17
Keybukand IBM got bored and sold Thinkpad04:17
Keybukwho do we buy laptops off now? :-/04:17
jdublenovo04:17
jdubfor all your thinkpad needs04:18
Lathiatmjg59: haha, nice04:18
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LaserJockmdz: yesterday I asked about problems I had installing Colony 3 where the install would stop at "downloading 4 of 8 (0s remaining)" or something like that04:20
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daniels   * x11proto-gl-dev inexplicably declared Replaces: libglu1-mesa-dev, which04:21
daniels     caused VERY CONFUSING THINGS to happen04:21
danielsere04:21
danielsmdz: inexplicably -> they both shipped the same file, and that's what normally happens?04:21
desrtword.04:21
desrtReplaces: is quite nice for not having to manually uninstall the old one yourself04:21
jljinfinity: what's the status of new network-manager package?04:22
LaserJockwell today I checked out my ram and it one of my sticks had errors when I did a memtest04:22
LaserJockso I took that stick out and installed colony3 using the other one and everything went fine04:22
LaserJockthe wierd thing is that I have installed other distros and Hoary on the same machine and everything was fine04:24
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aromanmjg59, I've also created the kernel bug entry - sk98lin doesn't compile04:24
aromanmjg59,  bugid: 1379304:24
LaserJockthe only time I have had any problems is with the 081405 snapshot and Colony304:24
Keybukdaniels: x11proto-gl-dev -3 provided glu.h and Replaces: libglu1-mesa-dev04:24
Keybuklibglu1-mesa-dev gets glu.h, and gets upgraded; but because of the replaces, x11proto-gl-dev still owns the file04:25
Keybukx11proto-gl-dev gets upgraded to -4, which doesn't ship the file, so glu.h goes bye-bye04:25
danielsKeybuk: the Replaces also disappeared in -404:29
Keybukbut it's too late by that point04:30
Keybukbecause libglu1-mesa-dev didn't conflict x11proto-gl-dev, there was no guarantee of the order they'd get installed04:30
Keybukso if libglu1-mesa-dev got upgraded first (which was happening to people) then they lost glu.h04:30
danielscute04:31
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sbalneavEvening all.04:36
aromanall right, I'm off for tonight04:37
aromangood night people!04:37
aromanuntil tomorrow04:37
Keybukyay, Braniac is coming back next week04:38
mdzdaniels: the files moved from x11proto-gl-dev to libglu1-mesa-dev04:42
mdzdaniels: therefore libglu1-mesa-dev should have replaced x11proto-gl-dev, not the other way around04:42
Keybukinfinity did the right thing to the wrong thing04:44
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jdubhttp://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/08/new_cryptanalyt.html04:53
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infinityKeybuk : I didn't "do the wrong thing to the wrong thing", we just forgot to swap it back when the canonical file moved around (again)05:02
Keybukheh, fair enough05:02
infinityThankfully, those pesky headers should have stopped moving by now. :)05:02
Keybukuh, huh; because everyone lost them <g>05:02
infinityThey'll magically get them back on the next upgrades. :)05:03
infinityThat's the joy of losing non-conffiles.05:03
infinityThey just.. Reappear! :)05:03
danielsthe idea was that x11proto-gl would provide the canonical copies of glx.h and glu.h05:03
danielsthat decision later got reversed by upstream05:03
daniels*shrug*05:03
Keybukit was fun figuring out what happened05:04
infinityYeah, I've done that to myself once before.  But I think it also involved other scary things, like directory->symlink migration on top of backwards replaces.05:04
infinityAnd someone tapping on my forehead with a pencil while I tried to figure it out.05:04
Keybuknot quite Swordfish05:05
Lathiatheh05:05
infinityNo, nothing is as bad as being forced to watch Swordfish while figuring out a problem.05:05
infinity(Or at all)05:05
Keybukit's not that bad, it scores 8 on a scale of 1 to Antitrust05:06
danielsinfinity: antitrust is worse than swordfish.05:06
Keybukjinx05:06
danielsyou can't jinx someone because you expressed the same sentiment05:06
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Keybukcan05:06
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mdzmjg59: I am no longer able to get my T42 to crash no matter how much power.sh crack I enable05:11
mdzinfinity: are you saying that it moved once before that?  I didn't think libglu1-mesa-dev existed until more recently05:11
danielsmdz: libglu1-mesa-dev has existed since the dawn of time05:12
danielsmdz: in the beginning, libglu1-mesa-dev and xlibmesa-glu-dev provided glu.h (note that this is not libgl1, or glx.h)05:12
danielsthen, when we changed xlibmesa*, it was libglu1-mesa-dev and libglu1-xorg-dev providing it05:13
danielsthen upstream said that it belonged in the proto/GL module05:13
danielsso x11proto-gl-dev got it, and Replaced those two05:13
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danielsthen we killed off libglu1-xorg-dev, so it was just x11proto-gl-dev and libglu1-mesa-dev05:13
danielsthen we had to reverse that, so x11proto-gl-dev no longer shipped it, and the canonical copy lived in libglu1-mesa-dev05:13
rob^has the graphical installer has been deferred until after breezy?05:14
mdzthis is why replaces should be versioned05:14
rob^great english skills today..05:14
mdzrob^: yes05:14
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rob^mdz, ok thanks05:15
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infinitymdz : Yes, obviously.  It would have become a versioned replaces as soon as the copy left libglu1-mesa-dev.. But then it never did, cause it moved back there.  Queue ominous music.  Oh well, it's all sorted now.05:19
mdzinfinity: yes, I think so.  revving libglu1-mesa-dev should hopefully also fix things for people who lost the file05:20
mdzinfinity: to me, not knowing that the file had already moved once, it looked like you preemptively added a replaces for the place where the file was going to go in the future :-)05:22
infinitymdz : yeah, it's a bit muddy. :)05:24
mdzhence "inexplicably"05:24
danielsthis one was sort of handwaving-through-the-clouds-of-bong-smoke05:24
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infinity /build/buildd/pike7.6-7.6.27/src/interpret.c:1287: error: PIC register 'ebx' clobbered in 'asm'05:30
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elmoinfinity: any reason not to do a test-rebuild of main again soon?05:31
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infinityelmo : None that I can see, though if we're even going to get new kernels on the PPC buildds, -autotest would be a nice way to stress-test them.05:32
elmooh, meh, right05:32
elmoand there's the small matter of breezy's amd64 kernel lameness05:32
infinityelmo : As I told you before though, I'd have no issues with you scrapping the w-b databse for -autotest every two or three days and letting it start from scratch.05:32
infinityI could do it too, but walking the whole DB to --forget everything is a bit inefficient. :)05:33
infinity(Oh, wait, that doesn't work anyway, if katie thinks the autotest binaries are installed somewhere)05:33
danielsinfinity: so the pike people have to write better inline asm05:34
infinitydaniels : Evidently, but it's not failed before.05:34
infinitydaniels : So, uhh.  Joy.05:34
daniels\o/05:34
infinityAlso, the pike build system is crazy non-deterministic fun.  If a file fails to compile, it magically drops optimisation and tries again.05:34
elmohahahahahaha05:35
daniels... sweet mother of christ.05:35
elmochrist, why do we have that madness in main anyway?05:35
danielsi should do that for mesa05:35
infinityEllifiknow.05:35
danielsthe crazy per-arch optimised stuff (it does a normal build followed by a gentoo build which goes in /usr/lib/i686/...) should do that05:35
danielsstart at -O9 -funroll-loops -funroll-all-loops -march=p4 -mtune=p4 -fomit-frame-pointer, etc05:36
danielsthen run the mesa regression test suite against it05:36
danielsand step down until we get something that passes05:36
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infinityYou'd be more likely to trip on miscompilations than ICEs, leaving you with compiled -- but useless -- binaries.05:37
danielsinfinity: hence the mesa regression test suite05:37
infinityOh, wait.  I missed the part where you mentioend the testsuite.05:37
infinityYes.05:37
infinityYou scare me.  Stop now.05:37
danielsmade.  of.  awesome.05:37
daniels(but hey, who needs stupid options when gcc goes 'oh, hey, volatile accesses! we can optimise those out, right? no-one needs those.' anyway)05:38
infinityYou're not bitter, are you?05:38
danielsnoooooooo.05:38
danielsnot at all.05:38
danielsi don't hate my users, individually and collectively.05:39
elmofor swig apparently05:39
elmogo swig05:39
Lathiatdaniels: Can you compile xorg with -ffast-math ?05:40
infinityOh, this isn't new.  pike has been failing on i386... Since... Since the binutils_2.16 upgrade, it looks like.05:40
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elmodude talk to the doko05:40
infinityelmo : We could disable swig's ability to generate pike bindings.  Like anyone really uses that feature anyway.05:41
infinityI'd be willing to bet that 99% of swig usage is for generating python bindings.05:41
elmowell that's just the first hit; let's see what melanie thinks05:41
infinityJust a guess.05:41
elmohmm, it really is only swig05:42
infinityYeah, swig pulls in every interpreter it's capable of generating bindings for.05:42
danielsLathiat: you ... aren't serious ... are you?05:42
Lathiatdaniels: of course i am!05:42
infinityMany/most of which we want in main anyway, but I see no argument for supporting pike.05:43
danielsinfinity: i bet the latest hj lu binutils will fix this problem05:43
danielswooooooooo choking on the crackpipe05:43
infinityGiven that we don't support pike's main use cases (roxen/caudium), supporting pike itself is a bit pointless.05:43
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Lathiatheh whys that05:51
infinityOr.. Just kdebase.  That's not so bad.05:52
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fabbionemorning06:09
AndyFitzg'day fabbione06:09
fabbionemdz: ubuntu-meta is up06:13
mdzfabbione: thanks06:14
fabbioneno problem06:15
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AndyFitzogra, reckon we could get ubuntu-title.ttf packaged ?06:31
fabbionemdz, elmo: who is going to be around at 12:00/13:00 UTC? 06:39
mdzfabbione: the smart money is on elmo06:39
mdzthat's 0500/0600 for me06:39
fabbioneelmo: ?06:39
fabbionemdz: i will need somebody with NEW power ;)06:40
Treenaksis there a way to create striked-through text?06:47
mdzdaniels: so it's that point in the release cycle where I try to get my keyboard to work right again06:47
mdzdaniels: my left alt key works as a perfectly normal modifier, but my right alt key has an identity disorder06:48
danielsmdz: ok, here's the two-step procedure06:48
danielsstep one: throw keyboard out window06:48
danielsstep two: purchase sensible keyboard06:48
mdzthere is nothing wrong with my hardware06:48
danielsmdz: oh, it's still doing the whole level 3 thing?06:48
mdzit works well under Linspire06:48
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=== infinity tittlers.
infinitys/tittler/titters/06:48
mdzdaniels: no, it's weirder than that06:48
danielsmdz: you know, I *did* have respect for you06:49
mdzdaniels: so I press left_alt+tab, and I get the GNOME window switching dialog06:49
mdzdaniels: then I release alt, and the dialog stays up06:49
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mdzuntil I press another key, at which point it goes away, and leaves me in the same window where I started06:49
danielsmdz: awesome!06:49
mdzregardless of whether I tabbed over to another window06:49
mdzthis is with setxkbmap -variant dvorak us06:50
Lathiatmdz: i get the same thing06:50
Lathiatmdz: you sure its not a gnome thing?06:50
Lathiatlike the same thign happens with ctrl+alt+arrow06:50
mdzyes, it does06:50
mdzbut it seems unlikely to be a gnome thing, to me06:50
danielsmdz: wfm06:50
Lathiati kinda find it handy06:50
mdzLathiat: what keyboard configuration do you use?06:50
Lathiatcan let go of alt06:50
Lathiatand scroll back and forwards06:50
Lathiatmdz: standard us06:50
danielsmdz: regardless of us or us(dvorak)06:50
mdzdaniels: _really_?06:51
mdzit's like right alt is sticky06:51
Lathiatyeh06:51
Lathiatits quite possibly a gnome thing06:51
danielsmdz: er, only with right alt?06:51
danielsmdz: '05:49 < mdz> daniels: so I press left_alt+tab, and I get the GNOME window switching dialog06:51
Lathiatsince it can tell the difference between the two06:51
mdzdaniels: correct06:51
Lathiate.g. i can set mmy second alt to be a compose key06:51
Lathiator whatever06:51
mdzdaniels: sorry, s/left/right/06:51
danielsok, happens to me too06:53
danielsi guess it's a metacity thing, since xkb appears to be doing the right thing in this case06:53
danielsmdz: setxkbmap -option compose:ralt06:54
Lathiatnot sticky in compose mode06:54
Lathiat06:54
mdzdaniels: that has made my right alt key into a compose key06:54
infinitymdz : Permission to break UVF for pike7.6 (7.6.27 -> 7.6.33) to fix the FTBFS?  (pike7.6 has no dependencies in main except for swig, which I'll rebuild and make sure it's okay)06:54
danielsLathiat: i temporarily disabled compose06:54
mdzdaniels: which means that it no longer exhibits the sticky behaviour, but...it's a compose key06:54
mdzinfinity: ok06:54
danielsmdz: well, yeah.  problem solved!06:54
danielsmdz: and you gain the ability to talk to people named sren, kster, etc06:55
mdzdaniels: it happens to you with a us layout too?06:55
infinityIs there value in that?06:55
infinity;)06:55
Lathiatand go ?06:55
Lathiaterr,  :)06:55
mdzk06:55
Treenaksmdz: I have a US layout06:56
danielsyarr, metacity's code is crack06:56
danielsmdz: yeah, once I disable compose06:56
Treenaksmdz: what should the problem be?06:56
mdzTreenaks: the problem is that my right alt key behaves differently from my left alt key06:56
Treenaksmdz: right-alt+tab is weirdly sticky here too06:56
Treenaks(during alt-tabbing at least)06:57
mdzI consider this a bug and a regression06:57
danielsmdz: yes06:57
Treenaksmdz: I never use my ralt, but yeah, this behaviour is sucky06:57
Lathiati dont think anyone uses their right alt06:57
danielsmdz: i *think* it's metacity's code, which I'm looking at the moment06:57
Treenaks(compose=menu here :))06:57
danielscue bleeding eyes06:57
Lathiatexcept when single handly changing virtual desktops06:57
mdzdaniels: haven't found anything in the metacity changelog thus far06:57
danielsTreenaks: pc101 4 lyf06:57
mdzwhen does seb128 wake up?06:58
mdzLathiat: I do06:58
danielsmdz: it's 0658, so probably not any time soon06:58
Lathiat06:58
Lathiathrm06:58
Lathiatwhats the ctrl+shift+<no> for yarr06:58
Treenaksdaniels: pc102 actually, but yeah :)06:58
mdzdaniels: how do I undo compose:ralt?06:58
Treenaks104 even06:58
infinity-options ''06:59
Lathiatmdz: setxkbmap -option ralt:alt06:59
mdzah, setxbkmap -option ''06:59
Lathiator that06:59
infinitys/options/option/ yes.06:59
mdzthe man page beat infinity by a split second06:59
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danielsTreenaks: i only have 80 or thereabouts physical keys07:01
danielsTreenaks: pc104 is pc101 + windows + menu + windows.  which I don't have on this laptop.07:02
Lathiati have just one windows key07:02
mdzyay IBM for omitting the windows keys07:02
danielsmdz: exactly, it lets you have a compose key on your ralt and still have no useless keys -- result!07:03
Lathiati have 87 keys07:03
Lathiatand 7 'media' keys07:03
Lathiataltho there is a virtual numap07:04
danielshm, metacity has broken b-ds as well.  joy.07:04
Lathiatso taht adds 1407:04
Lathiatso, 101. :)07:04
mdzI wouldn't mind having my right windows key be a compose key07:04
Lathiatmdz: yeh, thats what i'd use as compose if i had one07:04
Lathiati suppose using my left windows key isnt such a bad idea07:04
danielsmdz: -option compose:rwin07:04
mdz-option compose:rwin doesn't seem to do that07:05
danielsmdz: or compose:menu for the menu one07:05
mdznor does compose:menu do the expected thing07:05
danielsfun07:06
danielsseems to wfm on standard pc104/us07:06
mdzI suppose this al works nicely on us layouts07:06
danielsprobably07:06
danielsalthough dvorak shouldn't be modifying that07:06
danielsanyway, time for breakfast07:06
Lathiat when i open the keyboard capplet.. and the font one.. i get some windowwith a warning title open but goes away to quick to see whats in it, any idea what it is?07:06
mdzI should investigate dinner at some point07:06
mdzLathiat: I got that too, with the font capplet07:07
Lathiatmdz: yeh, my keyboard one does it too, has for quite a while and its annoying07:07
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Treenaksdaniels: I plugged an external keyboard into my laptop, because the keyboard on it sucks so hard07:07
Lathiati want to get an external keyboard so i can raise my screen up to me eye height07:08
Treenaksdaniels: (and it's actually a 110-key board, counting the multimedia cruft)07:08
Lathiatbut some stupid ebay seller hasnt shipped by usb->ps/2 convertor yet07:08
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danielsmdz: i386?07:08
Lathiatmdz: indeed07:08
mdzdaniels: yes07:08
fabbionemdz: xev is on my list of 2353 mini pkgs to do07:09
fabbionemdz: probably today will be in07:09
danielsmdz: http://amnesiac.heapspace.net/~daniels/misc/xev07:09
mdzdaniels: with -option compose:rwin, my rwin key becomes some sort of dead key, but it doesn't do anything with 2 subsequent keypresses07:10
mdzit wants three07:10
mdzrwin+'+o produces three 'o's07:10
danielsffs, heisenbug07:11
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mdz100% reproducible07:11
danielswhen I compile metacity with a bit of debugging information in, it's sweet07:11
Lathiathaha07:11
mdzdoes it fix the alt key problem?07:11
Lathiatleave it in then :)07:11
danielsmdz: yes07:11
mdzawesome07:11
danielsTHE SAME VERSION THAT'S IN THE THINGY07:12
danielsBUT WITH ONE EXTRA PRINTF07:12
danielsunless sebarino sucks07:12
danielsand metacity doesn't support xkb07:12
mdzcompose:lwin doesn't work at all07:12
mdzcompose:menu has the same problem as compose:rwin07:12
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danielsright07:13
mdz-option compose:rwin doesn't work for me with a us layout either07:14
mdzis it only me?07:14
mdzmy X server hasnt' been restarted in a long time07:14
danielsdaniels@ephemera:~/canonical/metacity% grep Xkb =metacity; sudo dpkg -i metacity_2.11.2-0ubuntu1_i386.deb > /dev/null && grep Xkb =metacity07:14
danielszsh: exit 1     grep Xkb =metacity07:14
danielsBinary file /usr/bin/metacity matches07:14
danielsthe former being the archive version, the latter being my version07:14
mdzroot      5205  2.6 11.6 334556 241184 ?       R    Jul25 928:20 /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth vt707:14
danielsmdz: i don't have a windows key, else I'd help07:14
mdzI'm going to restart my X server07:14
mdzhopefully I have a working xorg.conf07:14
Lathiatfamous last words07:15
danielsehm.  metacity's configure.in is on crack.07:16
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Lathiatsurprise!07:17
mdzYES07:17
mdzdaniels: /etc/X11/X was a broken symlink to /usr/bin/X11/X07:17
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mdzdidn't fix compose:rwin though07:18
mdzoh, and now my scroll wheel doesn't work. BONUS07:20
Lathiatyeh07:20
Lathiatneed to add a ZAxisMapping07:20
danielsmdz: yeah, x-common fun with moving directories to symlinks07:21
\shand this is a real "serious wake up call" mythtv and inline asm ftbfs on amd64 *yawn*07:21
\shmorning gentlemen07:21
Lathiatheh07:22
Lathiatim surprised it built on x8607:22
Lathiati tried and kept failing07:22
mdzLathiat: I have zaxisampping in xorg.conf, as always07:23
\shLathiat: tseng called me a "hero" for that ... but when it's build on amd64, I would like to call myself \sh07:23
Lathiatmdz: oh? mine wasnt there.07:23
Lathiat\sh: heh07:23
Lathiat\sh: .. did it ever build on amd64?07:24
\shand powerpc is much more worse "no opcode 'emms'"07:25
\shmdz: possible to compile mythtv against an external libavcodec?07:28
mdz\sh: not in general, no07:29
mdz\sh: the person to talk to is Chutt on #mythtv07:29
\shmdz: so i have to get the patches for avcodec from somewhere else07:29
mdzI had mythtv building on amd64, powerpc and i386 a few months ago07:29
mdzand working playback on all three07:29
mdz0.18.1 has some amd64 fixes07:30
mdzChutt is now using an amd64, so it'll work out of the box there in the future07:30
\shmdz: good to know..so I will give 0.18.1 a try later on...07:31
mdz\sh: I have 0.18.1 source packages in my repository on dijkstra07:31
\shmdz: send me the link ;)07:32
\shlaters...07:38
jsgotangcolater07:38
AndyFitzThe Ubuntu font has beenLGPL'ed :-)   http://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/Ubuntu-Title.ttf07:39
jsgotangcoits beautiful!07:41
jsgotangcothe w and m now blend well07:41
carstenhfixed++ :)07:41
infinityAndyFitz : Thanks for the license change.07:49
AndyFitzinfinity.: no worries LGPL is the most simple and sane for a font 07:50
bob2woo, godd stuff AndyFitz 07:52
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infinityAndyFitz : Assuming you want GPL-style protection, yes, LGPL seems the best fit for something as widely-used as a font.07:54
AndyFitznow making your own ubuntu derived project is 10% easier07:54
siretartbob2: around?07:55
bob2indeedy07:55
siretartmay I query?07:56
bob2if it's about lyx, I'm uploading to sid tommorow07:56
siretartaah. great!07:56
siretartI'm trying to get a working lyx into universe07:56
bob2what's wrong wit hthe current one? (aside from being old)07:57
siretartif you upload tomorrow, that'll be a great birthday present :)07:57
siretartthe current one doensn't build at all, because of gcc issues07:57
bob2oh, right07:57
siretartneiter gcc-3.4 nor gcc-4.007:57
bob2hm07:57
bob2that's probably RC in Debian then07:57
bob2oops07:57
siretartbob2: I tried to check out the arch repository on alioth, but failed07:58
bob2hm?07:58
bob2that's odd07:58
siretartget: invalid revision spec (pkg-lyx-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org--devel)08:00
bob2right08:00
bob2that's the name of the archive, not something you can check out :)08:00
siretarthmm.. what was the right command then?08:01
bob2one sec08:01
bob2'baz get  pkg-lyx-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org--devel/lyx--debian--1.0 debian/'08:01
bob2tho it's pretty obsolete08:02
siretartah..08:02
siretartIf you want, I'd like to test your upload to sid in breezy08:02
siretartthat is, on my breezy installation, of course..08:03
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danielsmdz: new libx11 and metacity blatted at the archive08:11
mdzdaniels: thanks for merging Isaac's fix08:12
danielsno worries08:12
danielsi need to commit that upstream also08:12
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pittiGood morning08:14
bob2siretart: thanks, I'll email you when I've put it somewhere08:14
siretartbob2: that'll be great!08:15
pittimdz: do you want separate reports for every universe word list l-support now depends on? these are trivial packages...08:17
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pittimjg59: ping09:04
\shre09:05
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ogramdz, still around ?09:20
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Mithrandirmdz: yes, partimage for amd64 is a large amount of work.09:24
\shMithrandir: please install in breezy chroot on ravel: libmysqlclient14-dev liblame-dev liblircclient-dev libxxf86vm-dev libdvb-dev g++-3.4 gcc-3.4 thx :)09:31
MithrandirE: Couldn't find package thx09:34
Mithrandiryeah, and E: Couldn't find package liblame-dev09:34
Mithrandiris it multiverse?09:34
robitailleMithrandir: yes09:35
\shyepp09:35
Mithrandir\sh: did you investigate why qt ftbfs?09:35
Mithrandir\sh: installed09:36
\shMithrandir: yesterdays fix from me and infinities upload fixed 09:36
\shqt09:36
Mithrandirok, goodie09:36
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\shmissing QRegion region; 09:36
\shMithrandir: thx :)09:36
jdubMithrandir: does suspend work at all on amd64?09:36
ograjdub, it did on hoary09:37
jdubok, so it's intended that it work09:37
jdubit would be other factors that made it not work09:37
jdubright?09:37
Mithrandirjdub: no idea, my amd64 has SATA which makes Things Blow Up09:37
ograjdub, i dont know about amd64 desktop systems... 09:38
ogra(mine is a laptop)09:39
jdubright, the user has sata :-)09:39
\shogra: what thoughts are coming to you when I say: libavcodec on amd64?09:40
ogra\sh, none... i'm still totally shocked that my iso dissapeared...09:40
\shhmmm09:41
ograand dont know what to do now, since i called for testers for this one09:41
ograthe two that are there are totally unusable....09:41
Mithrandirjdub: I think fabio is putting some patch to support suspend on SATA now-ish.09:41
\shmdz: mythtv 0.18.1 is ftbfs on amd64 as well, at the same point as 0.1809:41
ograand i dont understand why 20050818 isnt there anymore09:41
fabbioneMithrandir, jdub: yes.. but they are experimental. they work on some systems.. not all of them09:42
fabbioneMithrandir, jdub: that's for sure better than none of them working09:42
fabbionejdub: later this evening they will be in archive09:42
TreenaksMithrandir: suspend-on-sata? Is that like wake-on-lan, but backwards?09:42
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fabbioneupload planned for 12:00/13:00 UTC more or less09:42
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jdubyeah, noticed that change09:43
TreenaksMithrandir: "Hey, disk activity, let's suspend"09:43
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\shDear Linus, include updated sk98lin drivers asap so I can work with Linux out of the box09:46
Treenaks\sh: you forgot "kthxbye"09:46
fabbione\sh it will not happen.. they are working a rewrite of it09:46
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\shfabbione: ok..what about this idea...I will create a additional package for it...or a separate kernel package for some marvell yukon ethernet machines?09:47
\shat least for breezy09:47
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\shfabbione: forget it09:48
fabbione\sh the point is simple.. that driver won't be in the stock kernel. Making another kernel for you is not an option.09:49
\shfabbione: module compiling doesn't work with this package...only "patching kernel, recompile kernel, copy module from kernel tree to usbdevice, from usbdevice to r200"09:49
fabbioneso you can only make a module09:49
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\shfabbione: would it be an option for integrating the module into the installer kernel?09:50
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fabbionejamesh: no09:50
fabbionemah09:50
fabbione\sh no..09:50
\shsee09:50
fabbionethat means having the module in the stock kernel09:50
\shand this is for cd/dvd less machines with this bloody hardware a "no breezy out of the box at all" .. no pxe install09:51
fabbione\sh i am not going to compromise on that as i already explained to you a few times by now09:53
fabbionethat driver is crap09:53
fabbioneand we can't commit to support it09:53
michelefabbione, looks like everybody wants you to put crappy patches in the kernel ;)09:53
michelesounds like a conspiration09:53
\shah come on...09:54
danielsdon't forget drm09:54
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\shI know I'm teasing fabbione a bit...but, think about this: the normal user doesn't care about "crappy code patches inlines" whatever...they know only: "it's working" or "it's not working" ... and I want to find out what's the best solution for "providing at least unofficial support"09:55
fabbione\sh the normal user cares when at the first security upgrade everything breaks down because the driver doesn't compile anymore09:56
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michele\sh, don't worry, I was making fun of myself... I teased him for the last two days ;)09:57
\shfabbione: the user shouldn't compile the driver at all 09:57
\shI should write a wiki page on how to adjust the install iso ,-)09:58
fabbione\sh warning: you are pushing my patience over a certain limit.. 09:58
fabbionewe have been over this topic over and over09:59
fabbioneyou got an answer with a proper explanation09:59
\shfabbione: forget what I'm saying...:)09:59
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mvoping jamesh 10:08
seb128hey mvo10:08
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mvohey seb128 10:08
mvogood morning!10:08
danielsmorning sebarino10:09
seb128hey daniels10:09
danielsseb128: just as a heads-up, I uploaded metacity earlier10:09
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danielsseb128: libx11-dev was missing an x11proto-kb-dev depends, so metacity couldn't use XKBlib.h and thus disabled XKB support10:10
seb128daniels: np. What did you change?10:10
danielsseb128: so I just changed the B-Ds10:10
seb128oh, nice catch :)10:10
danielsseb128: removed the xlibs-pic B-D as well since that was a bit bong10:10
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danielsseb128: try this10:10
seb128what sort of bug does that create?10:10
danielsseb128: press left-alt+tab10:10
danielsseb128: now, on a US keyboard, press right-alt+tab10:10
seb128right one does nothing10:10
danielsralt isn't caught as a modifier by all the core stuff, so the keypress throws up the window switch10:11
danielsbut the keyrelease doesn't break the grab10:11
danielsi figured it was probably missing xkb support when I recompiled to add a printf and it magically worked10:11
seb128cool10:12
seb128infinity: around?10:13
MithrandirI think gamin is leaking memory:10:15
Mithrandir20792 tfheen    15   0  539m 529m  844 S  1.0 35.2  18:15.51 gam_server10:15
fabbioneMithrandir: and are you surprised?10:16
fabbioneMithrandir: try to use the kill -SIGUSR2 and look in /tmp for the debugging log10:17
fabbioneyou should be able to see in sometime why10:17
fabbionemostlikely it's not releasing the lists of monitored dir/files10:17
rob^how come lame is included with breezy, but gstreamer0.8-lame isn't?10:18
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jdubrob^: lame is in multiverse (evil), and the gstreamer package is not built against it10:18
Mithrandir$ wc -l /tmp/gamin_debug_pqNZ4B10:19
Mithrandir7280 /tmp/gamin_debug_pqNZ4B10:19
rob^does gstreamer0.8-lame have copyright/patent issues?10:19
seb128Mithrandir: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31384610:19
seb128rob^: it has10:20
pittiseb128: why should it?10:20
pittiseb128: lame has, but an interface to lame?10:20
seb128pitti: gstreamer010:20
seb128pitti: gstreamer0.8-lame doesn't do anything without lame ...10:21
seb128pitti: I mean we can't ship it10:21
jdubrob^: we can't ship lame due to mp3 patent concerns10:21
pittiseb128: right; well, that's the same issue as with gstreamer-mad and libmad10:21
rob^jdub, is in the repo though10:21
seb128pitti: yeah10:21
rob^its10:21
pitti   libmad0 | 0.15.1b-2.1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/main Packages10:21
Mithrandirseb128: internal server error.10:21
seb128it's multiverse10:21
jdubrob^: and we don't build stuff in main against stuff in universe or multiverse10:21
seb128Mithrandir: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1344910:22
jdub(or we'd shift it into main, which we simply cannot do with lame)10:22
pittiseb128: then we have to demote libmad0, otherwise we can as well ship g-mad10:22
pittisame for xine10:22
rob^cant you just include gstreamer0.8-lame in universe?10:22
jdubpitti: yes, these are also concerning10:22
pittijdub: libmad0 and libxine1 are still in main10:22
rob^or multiverse10:22
seb128pitti: we don't ship gst-mad, it's universe10:22
jdubrob^: we could build it completely separately in multiverse, but that would require all kinds of work we're not interested in doing10:23
rob^ah ok10:23
rob^np10:23
Mithrandirseb128: ok, anything I can do to help getting it fixed?10:23
jdubrob^: because the gstreamer plugins are mostly built from one source (at the moment)10:23
pittiseb128: I know, but since we ship libmad0 anyway, we can as well ship g-mad; g-mad doesn't have issues, libmad0 has10:23
seb128Mithrandir: ping desrt about that, he talk with GNOME guys about it10:23
jdubpitti: libmad0 in main is an aberration10:23
seb128pitti: right, but my understanding was that we should not ship limbad, not other way10:23
pittiseb128: right, just teasing :-)10:24
Mithrandirdesrt: any idea what's up with ubuntu #13449?  I see the same issue here10:24
rob^ok, thanks jdub 10:24
seb128;)10:24
jdub(at one point we fixed libxine)10:24
seb128(at one point gst will be so good than nobody will care about xine :p)10:24
jdubyes, libmad0 is only a suggests10:25
pittiseb128: can't be; the package is patented, not copyrighted10:25
pittiseb128: so if gst is as good as xine, then it contains the same algorithms and we can't ship it as well10:25
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seb128k, so I got 495 bug mails since aug 1st ...DOH10:26
seb128(only from bugzilla.ubuntu I mean)10:26
seb128(and these are just gnome bugs, no ubuntu-bugs)10:26
jdubseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/breezy/rdepends/libmad/libmad010:26
jdubha ha10:26
seb128DOH10:27
pittiyes, gst-plugins b-deps on it10:27
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pittisame procedure for totem10:28
pittiseb128: so AFAICS the only solution is to split off a main-capable package of totem and gst?10:29
seb128what about totem? totem-xine?10:29
pittiseb128: yes, same thing10:29
seb128the solution for totem would be to do 2 sources packages, one for gst, one for xine10:29
seb128but that kind of suck10:29
jdubperhaps it's worth doing separate builds of gst plugins then10:29
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jdubxine is harder10:30
seb128there is some people who were speaking about gst-plugins0.8-universe10:30
pittijdub: xine is not hard, it's just nasty10:30
jdubpitti: build it with the correct deps, ship a package with only the mad loader?10:30
pittijdub: just copy the source package and don't build everything10:30
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jdubxine-mad... excellent :-)10:30
pittixine-universe10:31
jduboh please can we call it mad? :)10:31
pittierm, no10:31
pittinot xine10:31
pittitotem-universe10:31
jdubwhy totem?10:31
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jdubit just depends on xine10:31
pittior better totem-gstreamer and totem-xine source pkgs10:31
pittijdub: xine-lib has to completely be dropped to universe then10:32
jdubif we ship a xine-mad package that only includes xineplug_decode_mad.so, totem will just work10:32
pittis/completely be/be completely/10:32
jdubhrm, i don't think so10:32
pittijdub: and how do you want to build that?10:32
jdubmake xine build without mad -> easy10:32
pittijdub: you certainly need xine hearers10:32
jdubmake a xine-mad source to build just that .so10:32
jdubsame solution for gstreamer10:33
pittijdub: but we don't need to split xine-lib, but totem10:33
seb128what about:10:33
jdubtotem is already split sufficiently to allow for this10:33
seb128- ship everything to main10:33
seb128- go to jail10:33
seb128- enjoy? hum ... :p10:33
pittiseb128: we Europeans won't go to jail10:33
jdubseb128: i will not be elmo's bitch :-)10:33
pittiwe still have reasonably sane laws here10:33
seb128HA HA10:33
danielswe need to split xine into xine and xine-universe10:34
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seb128pitti: right ... so let's do this :)10:34
danielsjdub: you already are10:34
pittidaniels: why?10:34
jdubwe can make both the xine and gst-plugins packages in main not reference mad at all10:34
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pittijdub: again, we need to split totem and completely demote xine into universe10:34
pittino need for splitting xine10:34
jduband build alternate versions in universe or multiverse that only include the mad plugins10:34
danielspitti: split totem?10:34
danielsi thought we were shoving xine into main to use that as our preferred backend for breezy10:34
jdubpitti: we don't need to push xine into universe10:34
pittidaniels: totem-gst for main, and totem-xine for uiverse10:34
danielspitti: errr ... our plan was to do xine as default for breezy10:35
pittidaniels: EPATENTS10:35
danielsassuming I find some time in my life for things that are not X10:35
danielspitti: exactly, which is wy I need to sit down and split xine into xine and xine-universe10:35
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danielsthis is all part of VideoPlaybackRoadmap :P10:35
pittidaniels: I'm using totem-xine, it's so much better than t-gst, but we can't do that in main10:35
danielswhy not?10:35
seb128daniels: the plan was to try both options once the patents part dropped10:35
jdubwe need to extract the evil shit10:35
pittidaniels: all the mpeg stuff is patented10:35
seb128pitti: just drop them10:36
jdubpitti: and we can do that at the xine level10:36
danielspitti: right, which is why you either just drop it altogether, or build the mpeg stuff separately in universe10:36
pittiseb128: after dropping mpeg and mp3 from xine, what would be left to make it preferable to gst?10:36
danielspitti: a/v sync10:36
jdubpitti: it works better for video10:36
pittiok10:36
danielspitti: and you can build the plugins in universe anyway10:36
jdubpitti: and you can always install the evil stuff from universe/multiverse anyway :)10:36
pittibut please don't drop it completelya10:36
daniels(which I think is a complete crock, but whatever)10:36
seb128pitti: what daniels said ... but I'm not sure of how good is esdsink with BBB's fixes10:37
pitti*sigh* patents10:37
danielsesd???10:37
jdubdaniels: (note that explicitly building them elsewhere demonstrates knowledge == triple damages)10:37
pittijust move everybody to europe...10:37
danielsjdub: yes, hence 'complete crock'10:37
pittior move the european laws to the U.S.10:37
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jdubjbailey: are we going to do basic initramfs root building on the buildd for breezy?10:56
jdubhrm, and latest kernel has hard depends on initramfs-tools10:56
jdubbum10:56
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jdub...10:57
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mvoI need some advice how to phrase the dialog that updates to the new language-pack structure when language-selector is run. I have now: "Update language support?\nSome packages for full language support are not installed on your system. Do you want to install them now?"11:15
poningruthat sounds good11:17
poningrusee the thing is the buttons for that come out as yes/no11:17
poningruyou may wanna try to make them as install/ dont install11:17
mvoright, that sounds good11:18
mvothanks11:18
poningrunp11:19
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mvo"install now", "ignore" as captions for the buttons?11:20
poningruwell the ignore may be confusing11:21
poningrubut is acceptable11:21
poningrudepends on what the dialog is coming after11:21
mvoI would like to avoid having "install" on both buttons ("Install now", "not install"). maybe "keep"?11:21
poningruright11:22
poningruno ignore sounds fine for this case11:22
jsgotangcoinstall/ignore looks fine to me11:24
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jsgotangcokeep is also good hmmm i prefer that11:25
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poningruwouldnt you say ignore seems more professional than keep? 11:31
poningrukeep seems a little childish when compared to ignore11:31
Nafalloskip?11:31
Nafallomorning btw :-)11:32
mvoI like "ignore" better too because there isn't anything to "keep" 11:33
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Nafallobut you "skip" the installation ;-)11:34
Nafalloyou may probably say you ignore it to, but that doesn't sound as much as a choice as skip/install IMO.11:35
Mithrandirmvo: what does l-s do if you choose don't install/skip/ignore?11:36
mvoMithrandir: bug you again next time11:37
Nafallothen it's ignore11:37
Mithrandirmvo: yes, but what is the next step it'll walk you through?11:38
mvothe dialog opens and you can selector the various languages you want to see supported11:38
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MithrandirI would probably use "Upgrade support" and "Remind me next time" then.11:39
Mithrandiror something along those lines, remind me next time is a bit long11:39
mvo"Remind me again" ?11:40
mvowell, not really shorter :/11:40
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jsgotangco"Remind me again" does sound very friendly11:40
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mvothanks, I'll use it then11:43
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poningruyeah I really like Remind me again11:47
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mvoMithrandir: from what package?11:51
Mithrandirkino11:51
Mithrandirit's from starting it, opening the "open file" dialog and then quitting.11:52
mvo*ick*11:52
mvothat does not sound like fun :/11:52
nirani really should save more often, or at least use something more stable than drpython.11:52
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Lathiatpitti: any of those kernel vulns remote or local exploitable for root?12:08
TreenaksLathiat: root doesn't need exploits :P12:09
Lathiaterr12:09
Lathiatyou know what i mean ;p12:09
Lathiataltho with selinux that isnt necesarily true ;p12:09
Lathiati suppose a crash usually means writing things where they shouldnt be so its possible12:09
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mjg59mdz: That's with laptop-mode completely disabled?12:18
mjg59pitti: Hi12:19
pittiLathiat: no, mostly DoS12:19
pittimjg59: Hi! just tested usplash on my amd64 box with nvidia card, works fine :-)12:19
mjg59pitti: Rock12:20
pittimjg59: however, is it already supposed to work on the live CD out of the box?12:20
mjg59Not yet12:20
pittimjg59: ok12:20
Nafallomjg59: amd64 + ati mobility radeon 9700 works btw :-)12:20
pittimjg59: on the live CD, I did not get any output after "Starting Ubuntu...", just a long pause12:20
pittithat is really irritating12:20
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JaneWchmj: have you totally taking over the Bluetooth SoC bounty mentoring?12:24
chmjJaneW: yes 12:25
chmjJaneW: pitti still available to help 12:26
pittiyes12:27
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pefhello12:35
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tepsipakkidoes someone here know why *gnome.org is down?01:06
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siretartdaniels: hi. I think there is something weird with xmkmf or makedepend. either xmkmf shoud require the command 'makedepend' or makedepend should provide 'gccmakedep'01:14
siretartdaniels: if I symlink gccmakedep to makedepend, libforms1 can be built01:17
fabbionesiretart: be carefull01:19
fabbionegccmakedepend is not the same01:19
siretartoh01:20
fabbionei don't recall details, but they behave differently01:20
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fabbionesiretart: thanks.. that's ok.. i remember hitting my head on it a year ago01:21
fabbionethat's why i don't recall ;)01:21
fabbioneor i don't want to remember :P01:21
siretartwell, for libforms1, makedepends seems to be sufficient, but xmkmf creates makefiles requiring gccmakedep01:21
siretartthats the actual problem I see. after symlinking it, it works01:21
siretarts/works/builds/01:21
fabbionesiretart: iirc gccmakedepends needs to be part of Imake01:22
fabbionelet me check..01:22
siretarthm. there is no gccmakedep in imake01:23
Nafalloseb128_: why do everything on my system still want libcairo1 installed?01:23
fabbioneit's either imake or xmkmf...01:23
fabbionein my very old pkgs they were all together01:23
\shupdate from hoary to actual breezy is not working nicely..and removing firefox from hoary and trying to install firefox on breezy doesn't work ,-)01:24
siretartfabbione: it used to be in xutils, but this package is empty for now01:24
fabbionesiretart: yes i know...01:24
Nafallos/do/does/01:24
seb128_Nafallo: "everything"?01:24
fabbionesiretart: we are in the process to start a big X bug squash party from monday..01:24
fabbionesiretart: just open a bug so that we don't forget01:25
seb128_Nafallo: sudo apt-get remove libcairo201:25
siretartfabbione: ok. will do. thanks01:25
fabbionesiretart: np01:25
jbaileyjdub: What do you mean initramfs root building on the buildd?01:26
jbaileyjdub: Having trouble parsing that out. =)01:26
Nafalloseb128_: synaptic wants to remove the same things as with libcairo1.01:26
Nafalloseb128_: synaptic bug or something? :-)01:26
seb128_Nafallo: so things use cairo2 :)01:27
seb128_Nafallo: no is just you beeing too impatient, and having both doesn't hurt01:27
Nafalloseb128_: yepp, and deps libcairo2 :-P01:27
seb128_Nafallo: there was like 200 packages built with cairo1, let's wait to get them build01:28
seb128_s/build/rebuild01:28
Nafalloseb128_: hmm, oki :-). I thought stuff would know they should use new cairo (which they do), so I can't see why they want to old one :-P.01:28
seb128_Nafallo: that doesn't work this way01:29
seb128_Nafallo: ldd /usr/bin/nautilus | grep cairo01:29
Nafallohm, oki. so it does use both :-P01:29
seb128_Nafallo: you have to rebuild to change a new soname01:29
seb128_Nafallo: nautilus does use cairo1, it has not rebuilt yet, cairo2 comes from gtk01:30
seb128_Nafallo: the soname is a build time stuff, not a dynamic running one01:30
Lathiathrm01:30
Lathiatgedit seems to be linked against libcairo 1 and 201:30
seb128_ie: you have to rebuild everything on a soname change, it's not working automagically01:30
seb128_Lathiat: gedit is built with cairo1, gtk with cairo2, cf what I was saying01:31
Lathiatoh right01:31
Nafalloseb128_: hmm, oki. I go with that explaination for a while :-)01:31
Nafalloatleast till I find new arguments ;-)01:31
seb128_Nafallo: you will not find any good argument on this, soname changes force you to rebuild01:32
Nafalloseb128_: yepp. but both wants to remove for instance beagle, which is already updated.01:32
seb128both what?01:32
Nafalloboth libcairo1 and 2 :-)01:33
seb128keep both01:33
seb128that doesn't hurt01:33
siretartfabbione: filed as #1381201:33
NafalloI'll sure will :-)01:33
seb128you need this few ko on your hdd or what?01:33
fabbionesiretart: against what package?01:33
siretartfabbione: against xutils. they used to be there01:33
Nafalloseb128: hehe, just bugging me to see Installed (local or obsolute). I want stuff to be clean ;-).01:33
siretartfabbione: btw, the sparc won't go online this week. Joerg want to put them in another case01:33
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seb128Nafallo: rebuild 180 packages yourself and you will be here01:34
fabbionesiretart: ok. no problem for the sparcs.. there is no rush01:34
seb128Nafallo: or wait 1 or 2 days01:34
fabbionesiretart: i am busy enough atm :P01:34
Nafalloseb128: *s*01:34
siretartsure ;)01:34
sedakfabbione 01:34
Nafalloseb128: I rather work on libdps1 then ;-)01:34
sedaki am considered of adding a driver in the kernel01:35
pittiogra__: schoolbell has debian/ files in the orig.tar.gz; is that upstream's fault or an accident?01:35
sedakcan i pm you ?01:35
ogra__pitti, i dont think anybody of us touched the schoolbell packages01:35
fabbionesedak: the kernel is basically closed for breezy. open a wishlist bug with all the info and we will look at it for breezy+101:35
pittiogra__: Version: 1.1.1-1ubuntu201:36
fabbionesedak: for curiosity... what driver is that?01:36
ogra__pitti, except for dep changes in the python transition01:36
pittiogra__: you touched it last, before there was a sync01:36
sedakit's http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1267901:36
sedaki've already made a separated package01:36
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sedaki need to ask siretart to the right to upload01:36
sedaksiretart ?01:37
sedakyou're here ?01:37
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siretartsedak: yes, im here01:37
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infinityseb128 : Still need a mess of give-backs?01:38
fabbionesiretart: i doubt it can make it for breezy01:38
seb128infinity: yeah, due to libpixman.la01:38
infinityseb128 : Do you have a list, or do I need to hunt?01:38
seb128wait01:38
siretartfabbione: I really would like to have lyx in breezy!01:38
fabbionesiretart: lyx ?01:39
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ogra__pitti, i definately didnt make it native :)01:40
danielssiretart: xmkmf/makedepend> i dunno.  not everything using xmkmf needs makedepend, but it could be nice.01:40
ogra__pitti, must have been upstream... 01:40
Nafallosiretart: lyx in swedish is luxury, so sure :-)01:40
seb128infinity: gnome-desktop eel2 nautilus nautilus-cd-burner totem01:40
fabbionedaniels: look around my young padowa01:41
seb128infinity: these packages with this order, and after that you can massive give back ... do you need the whole list for other stuff?01:41
danielsfabbione: hmm?01:41
siretartfabbione: lyx is a grafical word processor, using latex01:41
fabbionedaniels: never mind :)01:42
fabbionesiretart: and why do you ask me?01:42
seb128does somebody know where hides http://arch.ubuntu.com/gnome@arch.ubuntu.com/ ?01:42
fabbionesiretart: i will upload my first set of pkgs smaller than 1MB today .. for the first time in my life..01:42
fabbioneit's going to be an experience01:42
danielsfabbione: you love modularisation01:42
seb128jamesh: do you know what's going on with http://arch.ubuntu.com/gnome@arch.ubuntu.com/ ?01:43
pittiseb128: ok, cool, we have (or had) the whole gnome cvs imported?01:43
Nafallohi daniels :-)01:43
fabbionedaniels: i love sed more :)01:43
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seb128pitti: maybe not the whole, but a good part yeah ...01:43
jameshseb128: in what sense?01:43
pittijamesh: 404 sense01:43
seb128jamesh: 404 not found01:43
jameshhmm01:43
ogra__pitti, 1.0-1 has this too01:43
seb128jamesh: that used to work ... :)01:43
pittiogra__: ok, nm01:44
jameshseb128: try bazaar.ubuntu.com01:44
ogra__pitti, so its upstreams fault... i'll talk to jinty, he made the package afaik01:44
seb128jamesh: this one works, thanks01:44
siretartdaniels: I attached a debdiff to libforms1 to bug #13812 I just filed. It just needs this gccmakedepend issue. now I'm stuck because I don't where to get gccmakedep :(01:44
pittiogra__: either upstream's or the packager's01:44
ogra__pitti, they are the same01:45
jameshseb128: no idea why arch.ubuntu.com stopped working though01:45
pittiah :-)01:45
ogra__pitti, jinty is release manager for schooltool and friends as well as the packager ;)01:45
mvojamesh: did you got my launchpad-integration mail?01:45
seb128jamesh: no big deal, the other one works fine :)01:46
infinityseb128 : Do those need to be done serially?01:48
jameshmvo: just looked at it quickly.  I reckon we'll need a bit of extra API for it to actually work from Python though (the "this is my source package name" API)01:49
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jameshmvo: or else we'll be directing everyone to /distros/ubuntu/breezy/+sources/python/whatever01:49
mvojamesh: good point, I'll have a look01:49
ogra__pitti, was ripping out mozilla of nvu a requirement or a suggestion ?01:50
pittiogra__: please don't introduce another copy of moz code01:50
seb128infinity: yep01:50
ogra__pitti, hmm... ok....01:51
pittiogra__: we try to get rid of the code, not get more of it01:51
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infinityseb128 : Right.  You sucks.  That is all.01:51
infinitys/sucks/suck/01:51
pittiogra__: can you please try to build with m-firefox-dev?01:51
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danielssiretart: you don't want gccmakedep, I don't understand why you're trying to use it01:51
ogra__pitti, have you seen the package ? 01:51
seb128infinity: not my fault if we ship these .la files !01:51
danielssiretart: the xorg monolithic tree uses 'makedepend', which is packaged under the cleverly-concealing name, 'makedepend'.01:51
pittiogra__: yes; a PITA01:51
ogra__jup01:51
danielssiretart: i assume everything else using xmkmf uses this also, which would make sense, because xutils previously provided makedepend, not gccmakedep.01:52
infinityseb128 : So take daniel's lead and stop shipping them. :)01:52
danielssiretart: if you want to use gcc's depend thing, you can, but makedepend is there also.01:52
seb128infinity: we should just have a dh_something hacked to drop them01:53
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danielsdh_stabintheface01:54
infinityI'd support that.  dh_destroy should be a facist script that just removes anything we don't like.01:54
danielswhich eliminates all of the things that make daniels angry01:54
daniels'libtool?  not any more!'01:54
daniels'xprint, not bloody likely'01:54
Treenaksdh_fascist ?01:55
Nafallodh_daniels01:55
Nafallo:-)01:55
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ogra__pitti, you should probably leave schooltool for now..., i forwarded you a mail... but it doesnt look like they'll make it in time 01:55
TreenaksNafallo: what should that do? s/^\(Maintainer:\).*/\1 Daniel Stone <>/ in debian/control ?01:56
pittiogra__: ok, then we can also defer schoolbell?01:56
danielsTreenaks: hrranghr01:56
Treenaksdaniels: oh wait, control.in of course01:56
NafalloTreenaks: that and dh_fascist things ;-)01:58
ogra__pitti, the mail only talks about schooltool.... and as i said, i doubt they'll make it in time... i told jinty the packages have to be ready and pbuilder/lintian clean before the 30th, but i didnt hear back anything yet01:58
danielslintian?01:59
ogra__pitti, see the mail from sabdfl about it... but i dont want to delay edubuntu just because schooltool is late01:59
danielsdh_stabintheface would remove lintian also01:59
jbaileyIs there an easy way to tell what package versions are on the livecd without booting into it?01:59
danielsjbailey: download it, mount it, mount the cloop, dpkg -l01:59
ogra__(edubuntu is delayed enough already)01:59
Nafallodaniels: merge all that in dh_daniels please ;-)01:59
pittiogra__: which mail from Mark? can you forward it to me, please?02:00
jbaileydaniels: Ah well, thanks. 02:00
pittierm, gcc changelog: "Build-depend on libcairo2-dev"; seb128, did you infiltrate gcc already? gtk bugs in our compiler?02:01
pittigcc - now with font smoothing02:01
Nafallolol02:01
seb128pitti: gcc uses gtk :)02:01
pittiseb128: does gcc now have a gtk gui???02:02
pittiscream02:02
infinitypitti : java.02:02
seb128pitti: no, but cairo is used for gcj02:02
ogra__pitti, i just did... thats the mail i talk about all the time ...02:02
pittiogra: ah, I see02:03
ogra:)02:03
\shdaniels: xlibmesa-gl-dev is now libgl1-mesa-dev ?02:05
\shor libgl1-xorg-mesa?02:05
daniels\sh: libgl1-mesa-dev.  libgl*-xorg* is dead.02:06
\shdaniels: and according to this xlibmesa-glu-dev is libglu1-mesa-dev02:07
infinity\sh : libgl1-mesa-dev for GL and libglu1-mesa-dev for GLU.02:07
\shinfinity: thx ...02:07
infinity\sh : I'm still uploading fixes all night.  They have t obe done in a reasonably sane order.02:08
\shinfinity: well..I just check the unmetdeps list..and I found a girlfriend again which I fixed before mesa trans.02:08
infinity... You fixed your girlfriend before the mesa transition?02:09
\shhehhee02:09
infinityI'm so lost.02:09
\shwell..yes...girlfriend is arkrpg ,-)02:09
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Treenaks\sh: so you're a l33t g4m3r now?02:10
infinityAnyhow, if you do plan on fixing stuff, can you make sure to remove ALL references to xlibmesa-* and libgl*-xorg*?02:10
Nafallo\sh: your girlfriend needed to be fixed :-). did she build cleanly on all arches?02:10
danielsinfinity: ... why ... on earth ... does kdebase ... want xmkmf ...02:10
infinity\sh : Otherwise, just wait for me to do them all.02:10
infinitydaniels : Fucked if I know, dude.  CHeck the build log.02:10
Nafallo\sh: does that mean you ported virtual valerie? ;-)02:10
ograpitti, ?? only needed for schooltool, but that will not be ready for Breezy; deferred ??02:11
\shinfinity: u don't want to do universe, right? 02:11
ograpitti, we need it for edubuntu, the question is which version ...02:11
pittiogra: ah, you can use it on its own? 02:11
pittiogra: ah, ok02:11
ogranope02:11
danielsinfinity: urgh02:11
seb128pitti: is there a known locale issue?02:12
infinity\sh : I don't know if I WANT to, but I was going to anyway.02:12
pittiseb128: no?02:12
\shinfinity: ok...then we will w8 for u :) 02:12
pittiogra: nope == you can't use it on its own?02:12
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ograpitti, its just a question if we do a last minute update, if this would need a new main inclusion report, please leave it until we know if they make it02:12
pittiok02:13
ograpitti, i just want to avoid doubled work02:16
sedakfabbione, i've uploaded the module package on revu (rtl8180-kernel)02:17
fabbionerevu??02:18
sedaki don't know what to do next ... if someone want to check it, it may be a good idea as it is my first package02:18
fabbionewhat's that?02:18
sedaki don't really know :-)02:18
Nafallofabbione: MOTUs reviewsystem :-)02:18
fabbioneNafallo: ok02:18
siretartdaniels: I don't really want gccmakedep. but xmkmf is creating makefile which call that binary!02:18
fabbionesedak: -> #ubuntu-motu02:19
Nafallofabbione: http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/ for a look ;-)02:19
fabbioneNafallo: i am quite busy..02:19
sedakok02:19
Nafallofabbione: oki :-)02:19
siretartfabbione: he talks about this one: http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=42202:19
ografabbione, its a kernel nic module, the question i wanted sedak to ask you was if its possible to get it included in the kernel rather then having a separate package in universe thats why i sent him here... 02:20
zulfabbione: if need be i can create a patch for it02:21
fabbioneogra: breezy kernel is closed02:22
seb128mvo: is gnome-language-selector changing any config file?02:22
fabbioneonly bug fixing02:22
ografabbione, oh02:22
ograok02:22
zulok02:22
mvoseb128: yes the language in /etc/envirorment 02:22
seb128mvo: I've used it to install the french input package yesterday and today I've LANG set to fr_FR02:22
seb128instead of fr_FR.UTF-802:22
mvo*ick*,02:22
mvoseb128: that's a bug, I'll fix it (that it does not set utf-8)02:23
fabbionezul: thanks, but we to go bug fixing now..02:23
pittimvo: does l-s touch ~/.profile or call language-env?02:23
seb128mvo: thanks to it I've02:23
seb128locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory02:23
seb128locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory02:23
seb128locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory02:23
seb128mvo: fr_FR@euro and fr_FR.UTF-8 are generated but not fr_FR ... so it broke my locales :)02:23
mvopitti: no, it does not touch ~/.profile 02:23
Nafallohmm, I got that bug :-)02:23
pittimvo: do you call language-env?02:23
mvopitti: no02:24
mvoshould I?02:24
pittimvo: seb128 has some l-env magic comments and the wrong LANG= between in his .profile02:24
pittimvo: no, you shouldn't02:24
Treenaksseb128: hey, I've heard that about nl_NL vs nl_NL.UTF-8 as well02:24
Treenakspitti: , sorry02:24
NafalloI did dpkg-reconfigure -plow locales to fix is though :-P02:24
seb128mvo, pitti: the .profile maybe comes from me, and it's fr_FR@euro which is not b0rked02:25
seb128but02:25
seb128$ grep LANG /etc/environment02:25
seb128LANGUAGE="fr_FR:fr"02:25
seb128LANG=fr_FR.UTF-802:25
seb128$ sudo gnome-language-selector02:25
seb128$ grep LANG /etc/environment02:25
seb128LANGUAGE="fr_FR:fr"02:25
seb128LANG="fr_FR"02:25
seb12802:25
seb128that's it02:26
seb128pitti, mvo: thanks02:26
seb128mvo: should I bugzilla that?02:27
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mvoseb128: if you want, but I have made a not for myself already02:27
danielssiretart: oh.  libforms1 sucks.02:27
seb128mvo: ok, that's fine if you know about it, no need of bugzilla :)02:28
mvook, thanks for noticing :)02:28
seb128np02:28
tsengseb128: will you take care of problems from cairo transition?02:29
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tsengseb128: for example muine ppc ftbfs on libpanel02:29
siretartdaniels: thats possible. how do I make it to use makedepend?02:29
danielssiretart: wait for xmkmf 0.99.0-3, which forces makedepend for projects which can't be arsed picking which one they want :P02:30
siretartdaniels: excellent! :)02:30
seb128tseng: yeah02:31
tsengseb128: thanks.02:31
fabbioneNafallo: You don't have permission to access /revu/incoming/rtl8180-kernel-0508191415/rtl8180-kernel_0.22.0cvs050817-1_source.changes on this server.02:31
fabbioneso how one is supposed to check stuff, if you can't download it?02:31
siretartfabbione: thats on purpose. that will be fixed in revu202:31
seb128tseng: np. This one should autoretry anyway02:31
siretartfabbione: you don't need the changes file, the other files are downloadable02:31
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fabbioneyes if i only want to check what's changed....02:32
fabbioneand i don't need to download *02:32
siretartfabbione: yeah, I could have just rm'ed the file, or sed'ded the gpg sigs. but that was more convinient for me to debug this prototype02:32
siretartfabbione: you can use the debdiff link from the overview page02:33
siretartand sorry, debdiffing to version in archive will be in revu202:33
fabbioneeven if you sed the gpg sign you obtain nothing useful02:33
fabbioneonce i can download .dsc .diff.gz .orig i can rebuild and get a really signed .changes02:34
siretartI wanted to prevent that $RANDOM_GUY grabs signed packages from review and upload it to ubuntu. 02:34
siretartthere are also ppl with keys in the ubuntu keyring uploading to revu02:34
fabbionesiretart: just strip the signature :)02:35
fabbioneor mangle it to death02:35
sedakfabbione, i am changing the package a little anyway02:35
fabbioneok02:35
siretartfabbione: we are currently working on a rewrite: revu2. there we will do something like that. (most probably throwing changes file away and regenerating it, we will see)02:35
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sedaki'll tell you when i think it'll be the final temporary version :-)02:36
fabbionesiretart: just strip the signature :)02:36
fabbioneit's easier02:36
fabbionei love "final temporary version" :)02:36
Nafallohehe02:37
siretart:)02:37
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JaneWare there any willing LTSP testers around?02:40
lu|dinnerdefine 'ltsp tester' :)02:41
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JaneWhttp://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/LtspBreezyTest02:41
tsengmorn luis02:41
luis_morning, tseng02:41
JaneWand http://edubuntu.org/EdubuntuTesting02:41
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luis_I don't really have time this morning,  but I'll read through; I might have time this afternoon.02:42
JaneWluis_: finally https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinClientIntegration (enough?)02:42
JaneWluis_: cool we desperately need more testers02:42
luis_I've been interested in playing with ltsp for a long time02:43
luis_this seems like a good excuse :)02:43
luis_(since I have no other really good reason to do it :)02:43
ograluis_, you need two machines for that, one that acts as ltsp server and one that can PXEboot as thin client02:43
Lathiatmatching?02:44
Lathiatoh02:44
luis_ogra: yes, I know; I have three around the house :)02:44
Lathiatsorry02:44
Lathiati read that out of nowhere, ignore me.02:44
luis_four, but one has not booted in at least three years :)02:44
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Nafallohmm, there is nothing new about the breezy+1 conference?02:49
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ograyay, pitti02:52
ogra  --with-system-nspr      Use system installed NSPR02:52
ogra  --with-nspr-prefix=PFX  Prefix where NSPR is installed02:52
ogra  --with-nspr-exec-prefix=PFX02:52
ogra                          Exec prefix where NSPR is installed02:52
seb128infinity: you can start kicking all the other stuff when nautilus is built, few stuff build-depends on nautilus-cd-burner/totem02:52
ograhehe, looks easier then i thought02:52
pittiogra: well, that's nspr, not the complete mozilla; but it's a start :-)02:52
ogra(nvu that is)02:52
pittiogra: and using the system nspr is required anyway :-)02:53
ograit doesnt use it now02:53
luis_JaneW: anyway, anything in particular you wanted poked on ltsp? or just 'I can pxe-boot the remote client from the server'?02:53
luis_'and nothing immediately blows up'? :)02:53
ograluis_, "you can use it and work with it...."02:54
luis_ok02:54
JaneWluis_: I am passing on the message for mdz, so you could ask him, else I think testing in general is required...02:56
luis_<nod>02:57
luis_OK, I'll poke around, after I'm burnt out on the morning's task :)02:57
Mithrandirelmo: please sync libtextwrap03:00
fabbioneelmo: please start the NEW the kernels...03:03
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fabbioneto NEW even03:03
azeemdaniels: do you happen to have a list of all the new x.org source packages, or is there an easy way to get them03:03
azeem?03:03
danielsazeem: ha ha ha ha ha ha03:04
azeempfft03:04
danielsdaniels@ephemera:~/canonical% find drm/ mesa/ xfonts/ xorg/ -name \*.orig.tar.gz | cut -f1 -d_ | wc -l03:05
daniels12203:05
danielsazeem: plus about another 40 or so in drivers03:05
danielsazeem: so probably about 170 all up, plus all the apps fabio's doing ... maybe 200 altogether?03:06
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azeemhrm03:06
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pittiHey jdthood , how are you03:16
jdthoodpitti: Fine, thanks03:17
seb128jamesh: 03:17
seb128lib/Makefile.am:03:17
seb128-EXTRA_DIST = lpi.defs03:18
seb128+EXTRA_DIST = lpi.defs lpi.override03:18
mvoseb128, jamesh: added, thanks03:19
seb128mvo: added what to what? what archive should I package ... ? :)03:19
mvoseb128: heh :) added to my branch03:20
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mvoseb128: I'm changing the name of the python module from "lpi" to "LaunchpadIntegration", please wait with a upload until that is finished 03:24
seb128mvo: sure, I'm just playing here, I'm waiting to have a python version of launchpad_integration_set_sourcepackagename :)03:25
mvoseb128: already done ;) please merge from my archive03:25
seb128pitti: do you know why there is no mozilla-firefox-dom-inspector current version for hoary?03:34
\shhmmm...I will play this weekend with shtoom 03:36
\shI think this is a nice work to do ... learning twisted, learning shtoom ,-)03:36
pittiseb128: it's not? did you look in universe? (it shold be there)03:37
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seb128pitti: a pygtk guy asked here yesterday, he has hoary-security for main and universe 03:38
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seb128pitti: he says there is no 1.6.0-0ubuntu0.0.1 for it, just 1.6.0-0ubuntu0.1 from warty-security03:38
pittiseb128: 03:38
pittimozilla-firefox-dom-inspector | 1.0.2-0ubuntu5 | hoary/universe | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc03:38
pittimozilla-firefox-dom-inspector | 1.0.6-0ubuntu0.1 | hoary-security/universe | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc03:38
seb128hum03:39
pittihttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/m/mozilla-firefox/03:39
seb128k, I'll ping him again03:39
pittiit's there03:39
seb128sorry for the noise03:39
seb128from where do you get the "mozilla-firefox-dom-inspector | 1.0.6-0ubuntu0.1 | hoary-security/universe | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc" ? 03:39
pittiseb128: madison on jackass03:41
seb128thanks03:41
pittiseb128: if you have the deb lines for hoary-security, you can also do it locally with apt-cache madison03:42
pittino worries :-)03:42
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pittiah, so my new glibc is not a complete disaster at least :)03:47
seb128cool03:47
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Nafallofabbione: ping04:01
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fabbioneNafallo: very short pong.. i am going offline for a bit04:02
Nafallofabbione: why did the new kernel sett my root=/dev/hda2 to sda?04:02
Nafalloset even04:02
fabbionenever.. the kernel does NOT set root=04:02
fabbionethat's initramfs04:02
fabbioneor grub04:03
fabbionethe kernel doesn't play with that stuff at all04:03
fabbioneNafallo: you want to talk with jbailey 04:03
infinityArgh, GCC, QT, glibc, kernel... Could we upload a few more giant packages now, so I can't get anything done?  Please?  Yay.04:03
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Nafallofabbione: thanx :-)04:03
j^seb128 will you update totem to  1.1.4 or is totem not considered part of gnome-desktop?04:04
fabbioneinfinity: is the kernel actually building anywhere?04:04
fabbionei mean.. even sparc is already uploaded.04:04
fabbioneyour buildd's are slow...04:04
infinityNo, but it ate some buildds for a while.  And I felt like complaning.04:04
fabbionelinux-source-2.6.12_2.6.12-7.11_sparc.changes is NEW04:05
Nafallojbailey: why did the root=/dev/hda2 became root=/dev/sda2 in grubs menu.list after I upgraded the kernel? :-)04:05
fabbioneinfinity: so noone is actually building the kernel?04:05
seb128j^: I've updated to 1.1.4 the day of the tarball04:06
Nafallojbailey, fabbione: dooh! I hate ssh :-P04:06
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fabbioneinfinity: better you get the kernel done for when i am back :P04:06
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infinityfabbione : powerpc and ia64 are.04:07
j^seb128 http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/gnome/totem still shows 1.1.3-0ubuntu404:07
fabbionewhat's up with amd64/i386?04:07
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seb128j^: Source Package: totem, Download: [dsc]  [totem_1.1.4.orig.tar.gz]  [totem_1.1.4-0ubuntu2.diff.gz]  04:08
seb128j^: the build issue is on my list04:08
j^seb128 http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/t/totem/1.1.4-0ubuntu2/ failed on all archs04:08
j^ah ok04:08
infinityfabbione : Uhh, and i386.04:09
infinityfabbione : Only amd64 is done.04:09
fabbioneok04:09
fabbionethanks04:09
fabbionelater04:09
whiprush_j^: did you mention the other day that you had patches for network-manager someplace?04:10
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j^whiprush_ http://bootlab.org/~j/bazaar/04:11
whiprush_thanks04:12
j^debian-dir--network-manager--0.4 + network-manager--j--004:12
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lucashi04:13
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lucasI can't seem to find memtest on hoary's CDs. am I blind ? if I am not, what's the pseudo package to submit a wishlist bug about this ? debian-cd ?04:17
torkelwhiprush_: I never heard anything from the guys working on the kerberos ticket manager. Did the project die?04:24
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Mithrandirlucas: it's there, package name is memtest86+04:32
Mithrandirlucas: it's installed into the grub menu by default04:32
lucasI mean it's not available from the isolinux command line at boot04:33
lucaswithout installing ubuntu04:33
lucas(like it is in knoppix for example)04:33
Mithrandirit's on the live cd04:33
Mithrandirat least in breezy04:33
lucasok04:33
lucasnot in hoary it seems04:33
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lucaserm04:35
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lucas:-)04:36
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lucasI really can't find it. The only available "boot methods" are live and live-expert04:38
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desrtMithrandir; no.  no idea.04:39
desrtMithrandir; it's happened to several people, though04:39
desrtMithrandir; kjartan maraas has found a leak in gamin but it's quite small in comparison04:40
Mithrandirdesrt: is there anything I can do to help track it down?04:41
desrtMithrandir; you can valgrind gam_server i guess04:41
Mithrandirdesrt: I'm on amd64, unsure if that has anything to do with it (given that the initial report was for i386)04:42
desrtMithrandir; as so far it's been quite difficult for anybody to get it to leak that memory in a controlled environment04:42
MithrandirI'll see what I can get done.04:42
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mdkewhat is the workaround to the current x-window-system problem in breezy?04:47
mdke(with libgl1-xorg-dri)04:47
danielsinstall libgl1-mesa-dri and libgl1-mesa instead04:48
lamontmdz: pics finished copying sometime during the night04:48
mdkedaniels, okay thanks04:49
mdkedaniels, i should also remove x-window-system-core?04:49
mdkeoh sorry my bad04:50
mdkei see it04:50
lamontlucas: if you have a warty live iso, I expect it's there04:50
lamont(memtest, that is)04:50
tsengwhat is the url to the top of the arch supermirror?04:51
mdkedaniels, actually I can't seem to get it to install those04:51
mdkei need to force something?04:52
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mdkedoes anyone else know?04:58
infinitymdke : It's a transient dependency issue between several metapackages, I suspect.05:03
mdkecould be05:04
mdkebut i'd like to fix it because I can't seem to update anything else until i do05:04
infinityWhat's the error?05:05
infinityYou should be able to give apt explicit instructions on how to proceed.05:05
infinityLike "apt-get --purge install libgl1-mesa libglu1-mesa libgl1-mesa-dri x-window-system-core- ubuntu-desktop-"05:06
infinity(Note the trailing "-" on the packages you want to remove)05:06
infinityYou can reinstall ubuntu-desktop in a few days when we've unbroken the metapackage deps.05:07
mdkei'll try that command thanks05:08
azeem//(/ /w 2805:08
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infinitymdke : Or something similar.  Note that I've not seen the exact error on your machine, so I'm just guessing at a reasonable solution.  Basically, if apt needs to change state of too many packages at once, it just gives up and begs you to tell it what to do.05:09
mvoseb128: do you think we should upload the new python enabled launchpad integration stuff? if so, I can upload a new g-a-i with that enabled 05:09
infinitymdke : So you need to tell it (in one run, hence the +/- notation) what to do.05:09
seb128mvo: where did that landed? to your archive?05:09
infinitymdke : Never an issue in a final release, i we're doing our jobs right, but during development, we confuse apt a LOT at times.05:10
mvoseb128: yes, you can merge from it05:10
seb128mvo: fine with me. Want to update the package or should I do it?05:10
mdkeinfinity, yeah that is good to know. I'm not 100% sure of all of the packages i need to remove, but I'll tinker around05:10
seb128infinity: how is the buildd kicking going?05:11
infinitymdke : Alternately, use a smarter frontend like aptitude or dselect, which may actually figure it out for you05:11
infinityseb128 : Okay, so far.05:11
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mdkeinfinity, okay i'll try05:11
seb128infinity: you can massively retry from now since nautilus is built05:12
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infinityseb128 : <nod>... Just waiting fron cron.daily to finish.05:14
seb128cool05:14
infinityThe GCC/glibc/kernel/QT uploads kinda stuffed me up for bit.05:15
infinityI'm just going to find the silver lining and be thankful that no one uploaded OpenOffice too.05:15
seb128how does the retry stuff work? You have to give a list of package to the buildds?05:16
infinityIn essence.05:16
infinityI cheat in sick and strange ways.05:16
seb128he he05:16
dilingerinfinity: where are you living now, btw?05:18
danielson the wrong side of town05:18
infinityOr the right one.05:19
infinitydilinger : Melbourne, last time I looked.05:19
diemangrr05:22
diemani think the tds.net mirror is behind again05:22
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jasoncohenpitti, i thought you weren't going to patch gnupg05:36
pittijasoncohen: well, that open bug and the ubuntu-cve entry just annoyed me :-)05:38
jasoncohenpitti, heh, so it wore you down05:38
pittijasoncohen: I couldn't stand bugzilla throwing it at me every day any more :-)05:39
jasoncohenpitti, when were the CVE's affecting the kernel found? i didn't see them the last time i checked the list of open CVEs05:39
pittijasoncohen: well, they aren't "found", but requested05:40
pittijasoncohen: I just requested some from mitre some days ago05:40
pittijasoncohen: but mitre only updates their db once or twice a week05:40
pittiso they are lagging a bit05:40
pittibut many of the kernel CANs are there05:40
jasoncoheni still receive DSAs and it's pretty amusing that firefox and mozilla still haven't been patched by Debian. i think they fixed a few of the more serious issues only05:42
pittijasoncohen: yes, only two of them05:42
pittiprobably those they could backport05:42
jasoncohenso, are they just not going to patch the rest?05:42
pittithere was a discussion about whether just using new upstreams05:42
pittino idea05:42
pittiI learned the hard way that patching can become impossible...05:43
pittior, at least, exponentially hard05:43
infinitypitti : Did you see the Debian thunderbird update?... Absolute crack.05:43
pittiI remember the ffox one..05:44
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infinityThey backported EVERYTHING between 1.0.2 and 1.0.6 /except the version number/05:44
pittiinfinity: I saw asacs prepared 1.0.6 package05:44
infinitySo, it's 1.0.6, but reports 1.0.2.  Crazy.05:44
pittiinfinity: haha05:44
pittiso essentially they used asac's package05:44
pittilol05:44
infinityNot sure if that was asac's idea (his name's on the changelog) or joey's.05:44
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infinityBut.  Weird.05:45
infinityVery weird.05:45
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pittiinfinity: I talked with asac, he wanted it to be 1.0.6-0sarge1 or so05:45
fabbioneinfinity: how is going ppc build?05:45
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pittidoes anybody have reasonably knowledge about openssl?05:47
infinityfabbione : building powerpc-smp right now.05:47
infinitypitti : How deep in the API do you need to go?05:47
pittiinfinity: not at all05:48
infinitypitti : I've wrapped my head around some bits used in php-openssl and apache-ssl.05:48
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pittiinfinity: I just wonder whether it will break anything if we change the default md algorithm to sha-1 (from md5)05:48
fabbioneinfinity: ok.. that doesn't tell me much :).. how many other flavours have been done already?05:48
infinityChanging the default is almost certainly a bad idea.05:48
infinityfabbione : No idea.05:48
infinityfabbione : I'm just tailin ght elog.05:48
pittiinfinity: #13593; upstream does it in 0.9.8 since md5 became less secure05:49
infinitypitti : Are we that scared of md5 collisions?05:49
fabbioneinfinity: cd linux-source-2.6.12-2.6.12/debian/build && for i in build-*; do du -sk $i; done05:49
pittiinfinity: the reporter of that bug has, apparently05:49
fabbioneyou can see by size :)05:49
pittiinfinity: s/has/is/05:49
infinitypitti : In theory, because hashes are tagged uniquely, all the functions that read hashes should read them correctly regardless.05:49
infinitypitti : So the only potential for issues is with third party apps that expect something to have been an md5 and now it's not.05:50
elmohum, how do I use the 'rescue' mode without having it mount the root filesystem?05:51
pittiinfinity: right, but that's the part I don't understand - "(we didn't change 0.9.7 as we didn't want to break existing05:51
pittiimplementations depending on the default digest being MD5)"05:51
infinitypitti : Oh, he's just asking for it for cert generation?.. That sounds more safe.05:51
infinityelmo : Get a woody boot disk? :)05:52
infinityelmo : Or kick to another VT before it gets to the "mount a root disk" option.05:52
infinitypitti : I thought we were talking a fundamental API/ABI change, requesting that all hash/digest functions return sha-1 instead of md5 if the hash is unspecified.05:53
elmoyeah, well, I'm having fun figuring out switch to another VT on powerpc d-i05:53
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infinitypitti : It it's just openssl.cf he wants changed, I doubt it'll break TOO much.05:53
danielselmo: get a real keyboard, hippy05:54
pittiinfinity: ouch, no. It should still be supported, of course05:54
infinityelmo : OpenApple-F2?05:54
pittiinfinity: ok, I just do that change in breezy, then let's see :-)05:54
pittiinfinity: thansk05:54
fabbioneelmo: can't you just use the normal installer in expert mode and stop at parman? go back to the menu and down to the "Execute a shell"?05:54
danielselmo: (more seriously, I think the sense of Fn is inverted, so it's something like OpenApple-Fn-F1)05:54
fabbiones/parman/partman05:54
ografabbione, if he cant switch to console ? 05:55
fabbioneogra: that does not require to switch console05:55
fabbioneit requires to boot the installer in expert mode and make it stop at partman05:55
ograerr, yes, i misread, sorry05:55
fabbionehit "Go Back"05:55
fabbioneand go to the main menu, where there is "Execute a shell"05:56
fabbionesame VT :)05:56
ogra:)05:56
lamontmdz: syncing syck_0.55-2 from debian will fix ia64's FTBFS  - thoughts?05:57
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mjg59Simira: Latest kernel in Breezy should reboot on your hardware06:15
\shre06:16
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sivanghi all06:18
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fabbioneinfinity: please make ppc go faster and install a ppc64 kernel06:24
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pittigood bye, nice weekend!06:33
mjg59I installed a new kernel, rebooted and I have a message telling me I need to reboot06:36
Lathiatyeh its good isnt it06:36
mjg59I already have done!06:36
Lathiatthat thing should be shot06:36
mjg59On boot, messages telling me I need to reboot ought to be cleaned out06:37
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KaiLdoes somebody know about the nvidia driver issues with GeForce2 and older?06:41
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KaiLbecause breezy has ONLY the newer driver (which does NOT work with this cards..)06:42
mjg59KaiL: Yes. nvidia appear to have shafted us.06:43
fabbioneKaiL: you can't have 2 nvidia drivers at the same time.06:43
fabbioneand you need to ask them why the old card is not supported06:43
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Burgundaviamjg59, sorry I have been offline. My home internet died. There are a few things I want to chat to you about, issues with community people and getting good testing results06:43
fabbioneit's a binary driver for which there is no code or support from us directly06:43
KaiLfabbione, additional packages with "legacy" in the name for the old one?06:43
infinityProbably something as simple as missing PCI IDs or something, since their drivers should be backward compatible all the way to the TNT.06:44
fabbioneKaiL: no way...06:44
KaiL...if the old driver works at least for 2.6.12.....06:44
fabbionethat probably doesn't06:44
KaiLI'm just trying ;)06:44
infinityKaiL : Mail nVidia and complain.  Really.  It might help.06:44
infinity(Moreso than complaining to us will, that's for sure..)06:45
KaiLinfinity, my solution is to buy an ATI...:)06:45
mdzmjg59: yes, but then I've also re-enabled everything and can't get it to crash06:45
mjg59mdz: Uhm. Weird.06:45
fabbionehey mdz06:45
mjg59Burgundavia: No problem06:45
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jk24Hi, just one question : what mean "FTBFS" ? (on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HoaryAptGetOrg?highlight=%28schurger%29)06:47
fabbioneFail To Build From Source06:48
KaiLhmm, which gcc is used for the breezy kernel?06:49
KaiL3.4? 3.3?06:49
fabbione3.406:49
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fabbioneinfinity: how is ppc doing???06:52
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Burgundaviamjg59, ok, just to confirm, we are testing ootb support for laptops? If it needs a custom hack to get it going, it should be marked as no? (within reason of course)06:53
elmofabbione: it's building packages06:54
fabbioneelmo: ok great06:54
=== fabbione uploads lrm
jbaileyNafallo: =)06:54
fabbioneelmo: i did seed everything already.. so it should be easier for you to handle the stuff06:54
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mjg59Burgundavia: It should be marked as no and the hack documented06:55
Burgundaviamjg59, ok06:55
danielsfabbione: what's wrong with lrm?06:55
fabbionedaniels: kernel abi bump06:55
mdzfabbione: hi06:55
danielsah06:55
fabbionemdz: i am afraid i won't make it in time to upload d-i and BenC did fall off the net06:56
fabbionelrm and linux-meta just uploaded06:56
KaiLuhm, which version was the "legacy"? ;)06:56
hmrochaKaiL, warty?06:56
KaiLhmrocha, nvidia "legacy" driver for GF206:57
hmrochaKaiL, ok, i was out of context, sorry06:57
mdzfabbione: did you get a chance to talk to him first?06:58
fabbionemdz: yes..06:58
mdzfabbione: so he knows what to do?06:58
fabbionewe had a long talk and stuff.. all of sudden he died06:58
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fabbionemdz: yes, but if net doesn't come up for him, we can't block the abi transition at the last package :)06:59
fabbionemdz: the sources are ready and signed in my homedir on chinstrap06:59
fabbioneit's only question of a lftp to jackass06:59
Keybukseb128: isn't dragging a .ttf file into nautilus(fonts://) supposed to install them?07:00
seb128it does07:01
seb128but the view is not refreshed probably07:01
seb128the ~/.fonts has it?07:01
Keybukah, yes07:01
\shhmmm...07:01
siretartdaniels: I fixed now libforms1. with your latest xmkmf upload, I could build it again. all libraries moved from /usr/X11R6/lib to /usr/lib and /usr/X11R6/include to /usr/include07:03
siretartdo you want to review that package or do you have enough trust in my? ;)07:03
siretarts/my/me/07:03
siretartlast daniels 07:08
siretartsry07:08
KaiL7174 works with 2.6.12, good07:09
danielssiretart: i'm too busy to review it anyway, so go nuts07:09
KaiLat least that works07:09
siretartdaniels: ok. sorry bothering..07:09
danielsnp07:09
fabbioneYAY07:09
fabbioneppc is up07:09
=== dieman wonders if theres been any i945 updates to X lately.
fabbioneright in time 07:09
diemanthe driver i merged into hoary's X server has bugs :|07:10
diemanhavent had a chance to look into it yet07:10
danielsdieman: hmm.  i think we have the latest (wrt i945) in breezy.  anything in particular?07:10
diemansometimes when you logoff, X respawns into 640x480 but the screen is drawn as the native res (1280x1024) in this case07:10
diemanbut it isn't a virtual screen07:10
diemandidn't have a chance to pull a log, so I need to run up there and recreate the issue07:10
danielsnice07:11
danielsif you do, bounce it to me and cc alanh@fairlite.demon.co.uk07:11
diemanok07:11
diemani just pulled that patch out of breezy, and im not using dri07:11
diemansince the kernel isn't new enough ;)07:11
danielsheh07:11
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Lathiatdaniels: what do i look out to figure out what kind of ati an ati is? (like r300 or what?)07:12
danielsLathiat: lspci07:12
Lathiatdaniels: well, ati firegl v3100 07:13
Lathiathavent got access to it atm07:13
fabbioneelmo: i am going to do a batch upload of X crap, that will need NEW.. please send them right to universe.. nothing needs to go in main now.. these are cp -rp pkg1/debian pkg2/debian + sed -e... pkgs.. so nothing to complex to look at..07:14
danielsLathiat: i think that's rv350 or therabouts, but yeah, lspci.  either that or trawl cvs.freedesktop.org/xorg/xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/drivers/ati/radeon_chipset.h07:15
Lathiatits apparently a 'radeon'07:15
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danielslathifiregl != radeon.07:15
Lathiatrv370 apparently07:16
Lathiatdaniels: well, the page i just looked at lies then :)07:16
Lathiatopen source 3d/dri ?07:16
elmofabbione: eh, ok07:16
danielsLathiat: a) firegls are certainly not radeons; based off the same chipset, sure, b) with the r300.sf.net driver, assuming it's agp, sure07:16
Lathiatdaniels: cool07:16
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Lathiatoops think i annoyed him07:17
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fabbionemdz: ABI transition should be completed07:28
fabbioneall kernerl bits and pieces should be in the archive at :3307:28
mdzfabbione: should be, or is?07:28
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KaiLdamn nvidia shit.....07:28
fabbionelrm will start to build at :3507:28
fabbionedi uploaded and it will build at :35 too07:29
fabbionein theory at :03 of the next everything should be in place07:29
mdzd-i needs byhanding07:29
fabbionemdz: yes.. it still needs to build first07:29
mdzI don't see the d-i- upload in the queue07:29
fabbionemdz: i just did it07:29
mdzwho uploaded it?07:29
fabbioneme07:29
fabbioneit will be processed now07:29
mdzoh, it hasn't even been accepted yet07:30
fabbionemdz: also.. the first batch of X crap is in upload phase07:30
fabbionenow..07:30
KaiLuhm, why can I delete /lib/modules/2.6.12-6-386/volatile/nvidia.ko, reboot and the file is there again? ;)07:30
fabbionesince it's like 15 hours that i am around...07:30
fabbionei would like to get some dinner07:31
mdzfabbione: did you talk with elmo about the byhand?  I'm not entirely comfortable doing that part07:31
KaiLis there some strange feature, I'm missing? :)07:31
tsengKaiL: because its unpacked from an initrd07:31
fabbionecan i count on you guys to keep an eye on the last bits?07:31
LathiatKaiL: the file is generated on boot07:31
tsengor, an initramfs I guess07:31
fabbionemdz: no.. i think elmo knows d-i07:31
KaiLhmm, and how to REALLY get rid of it? ;)07:31
tsengdont load it?07:31
mdzfabbione: about being around at the right time and getting it through quickly07:31
LathiatKaiL: uninstall linux-restricted-modules or stop caring about it07:31
KaiL...without removing the restricted overall07:31
LathiatKaiL: why do you care?07:31
fabbioneKaiL, Lathiat -> #ubuntu07:31
Lathiatfabbione: point07:31
KaiLLathiat, the second is a bit problematic, as I'm needing an older one ;)07:32
Lathiatfabbione: sorry07:32
tsengplease file a bug instead of just removing things07:32
maswanfabbione: did you need me for something?07:32
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KaiLtseng, scroll up, the but goes to support@nvidia.com07:32
KaiLor better sales@? ;)07:32
fabbionemaswan: buttercup keeps dieing at light speed, but i really have no time to look at it now.. leave it dead for now :)07:33
LathiatKaiL: -> #ubuntu please07:33
fabbionemaswan: otherwise i will need to stay here even longer07:33
elmogargar07:33
fabbionemdz: no ... but i guess he is experienced enough to know that we are doing the usual abi bump dance by now...07:33
maswanfabbione: ACK. I'm on vacation until next week anyway. :)07:33
elmofabbione: are these really all seperate upstream?07:33
fabbionemaswan 07:33
fabbionemaswan: enjoy!07:33
maswanfabbione: thanks!07:33
fabbioneelmo: modular X.. all different source07:34
elmothis is so much crack07:34
fabbioneelmo: and it's not even finished..07:34
fabbionestill uploading and there is more to do07:34
elmo60-130k source07:34
elmox 18 or something07:34
fabbioneelmo: mdz was asking if you can please be around for when d-i is built07:34
fabbionex51 more or less07:34
fabbionebrb07:35
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elmosomeone should tell xorg upstream that really cool people split their projects BY .c file!!!107:36
Treenakselmo: who are you? Herbert Xu?07:37
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elmofabbione: argh, dude, you can't just cut'n'waste copyright files07:38
fabbioneelmo: daniels told 2 minutes after.. i will fix that later..07:40
fabbione2 minutes after i started the batch upload07:40
fabbionei tought they had a common copyright07:41
fabbionewell up to you if you want to reject them is fine by me07:41
fabbionethe upload is finished07:41
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elmoif you don't mind I will, otherwise my inner ftp-master will cry quietly07:42
fabbioneelmo: ok.. drop them all so that i can reupload the same version07:42
infinityBut dude, we NEED xeyes in the archive like NOW.07:43
fabbioneit will make my life easier07:43
fabbioneinfinity: s/NOW/YESTERDAY07:43
mdzs/NOW/LAST WEEK/07:43
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infinityIf I can convince upstream to drop xeyes (and other such useless demo apps) from the official 7.0 or 7.1 release, can we never ever ship them again?  Huh, huh? :)07:45
fabbioneinfinity: lrm FTBFS on ppc.. E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.12-7-powerpc07:46
fabbionei am afraid ppc didn't make the daily07:47
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infinityThat's why it's dep-wait, dude.07:47
infinityYou're looking at the log that triggered the dep-wait.07:47
fabbioneah ok07:48
fabbioneinfinity:  i don't have real time access to build log..07:48
fabbionenothing i can do about it.. sorry07:48
infinityRebuilding it now.07:48
fabbioneperfect07:48
fabbioneam64/i386 are go07:48
fabbionewhat about d-i ?07:49
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infinityfabbione : Erm.. For some value of "now" that means "right after the two security builds clogging the two buildds that aren't building gcc-3.4 are done"07:52
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fabbionelinux-meta is ok everywhere07:53
infinityShould still make cron.daily, unless lrm takes forever to build.07:53
fabbioneso we miss d-i and lrm on ppc07:53
fabbionethe latter probably :)07:53
infinityIf not, you get another half hour wait.  No big deal.07:53
fabbionei am off for dinner07:53
fabbioneback in 2007:53
infinity(I'll gloss over the part where the 3 security build just uploaded were done by me, before really thinking)07:53
infinitys/build/builds/07:54
infinity*cough*07:54
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tsengis kickstart the prefered method for automated installs?08:01
Lathiati think kickstart is a layer over the debian-installer stuff which in theory is more flexible08:02
Lathiatpreseed ?08:02
tsengright08:02
Lathiatahh lovely 400M mirror sync08:02
Lathiatdamn these rebuilds08:03
tsenghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomatedInstallations?highlight=%28install%29%7C%28automated%2908:03
tsenghm08:03
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elmomdz: the plan is still do dump oo1 right?08:13
mdzelmo: yes08:13
mdzdoko: what happened with that ttf fix?08:14
mdzttf-opensymbol08:14
mdzI guess I'll just switch it on in openoffice.org2 and see what happens08:19
elmomdz: I was also wondering about reducing the number of gcc's in main, but I think we're kind of stuck with 3.3 :(08:20
mdzelmo: for what?08:21
mdzhmm, grub08:22
mdzlibpng??08:22
elmoyeah, >> 3.3 miscompiled it08:22
mdzgrub and libpng08:22
elmodoko was working on that, but I'm not sure if it's fixed yet08:22
elmogrub's changelog talks about 0.97 being the first to support >> 3.3, and we're only on 0.9508:22
mdzwe will rival woody in our gcc content08:23
infinityWoody was.. 2.72, 2.95, 2.96, 3.0..?  I think we're worse.08:23
\shok...shtoom (SVN HEAD) works for sipgate.de now I can do some real nasty stuff08:25
elmoinfinity: quick, which ppc buildd do you care least about?08:25
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infinityelmo : The one you're about to reboot!08:25
infinityelmo : Take royal, I just killed the buildd there.08:26
mdzelmo: maybe we could at least stop building everything except the C compiler in 3.308:26
elmoinfinity: no, it wsn't a request for you to down stuff08:28
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elmoI mean which one isn't d-i or live cd08:28
infinityelmo : Oh.  ross, I think.  Let me doublecheck.08:28
elmothanks08:28
infinityNope, I lie.  ross is DI.08:29
infinityadare is the "spare".08:29
fabbioneYAY08:29
fabbioned-i is in..08:30
fabbioneperfect..08:30
mdzjbailey: ping re: 1200908:30
fabbionemdz: transition completed for my side..08:30
infinityfabbione : lrm is uploaded, so it's in in 2 minues (+ cron.daily runtime)08:31
infinityErr, assuming it doesn't need NEW love.08:31
fabbioneinfinity: probably elmo did NEW it already :)08:31
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infinityelmo : Giving one away..?08:31
fabbioneinfinity: i am happy that everything is built08:31
infinityelmo : Or trying to plan who to pick on for the new kernel?08:31
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fabbionethat's all i can do08:31
elmoinfinity: I'm going to install the normal ubuntu kernel for now, until the FTBFS is fixed08:32
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elmobut it'll probably break because I aliases /usr/bin/hotplug to /bin/false and stuff like that08:32
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infinityI jst purge hotplug to get it out of my hair..08:33
elmowell, okay I purged it too, but that's not as fun08:33
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\shwho is the "ubuntu UI master"? ,-)08:35
Nafallo\sh: you :-)08:35
\shhahaha08:35
Nafallo\sh: and ogra :-)08:35
\shyes08:35
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\shNafallo: btw...shtoom is running with sipgate.de ,-)08:36
\shNafallo: I'm starting to package this nasty beast08:36
\sh(SVN HEAD)08:36
Nafallo\sh: ehm, dep twisted 2?08:36
\shNafallo: is already in breezy08:36
\shor?08:36
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Nafallo\sh: yesterday you told me it wasn't ;-)08:37
Nafalloor last night really :-)08:37
\shNafallo: didn't check ,-)08:37
jbaileymdz: If it's the bug he claims it is, it's already fixed in Hoary and Breezy.08:37
Nafallo\sh: dooh! we have it. I was onto package that yesterday :-P.08:37
Nafallo\sh: you fooled me! ;-)08:38
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jbaileymdz: I need to boot off a live cd when my machine's not building to figure out why he's seeing it there.  It might have gone in as a hoary-update, I don't remember.08:38
\shNafallo: never trust a word ,-)08:38
mdzjbailey: you could ask the submitter08:38
\shNafallo: I'm packaging SER again...08:40
mdzogra: that glade file you gave me seems to have a hardcoded date displayed in the dialog08:41
Nafallo\sh: so now you're packaging both? :-)08:41
\shNafallo: yes.. I need it first for hoary (to put it on the server somehow..or someone is sponsoring a machine for testing ,-))08:41
infinityelmo : Right, so when are you planning on blowing up adare?08:42
Nafallo\sh: have to go. screaming girlfriend. she want's to go shopping ;-).08:43
\shNafallo: have fun :)08:43
elmoinfinity: uh, I thought it was ross?08:43
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elmooh, no, I missed your correction08:44
elmoinfinity: tonight or tomorrow afternoon08:44
elmobasically, next time I hit the DC08:44
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elmoinfinity: oh, same question for amd6408:44
elmoI'll install breezy on their and serial consoleize it, so we can catch it exploding into little pieces08:44
infinityelmo : Two lines after I said it was ross, I corrected myself.08:44
elmoyeah, 19:44 < elmo> oh, no, I missed your correction08:45
infinityWow, we can both read!08:45
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infinityelmo : crested is the spare amd64.08:46
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ogramdz, thats something to fix in the gtk file...09:02
{Seb}will there be any more updates to the ubuntu kernel in breezy?09:03
ograi'll send you an update after the weekent that updates the date/time entry09:03
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{Seb}also, colony 3 is very fast and stable09:03
ograweekend indeed09:03
{Seb}just the latest inotify patch isn't in the current kernel IIRC09:05
fabbione{Seb}: it's in the kernel we uploaded today09:06
fabbioneplease read the changelog09:06
{Seb}sorry09:07
{Seb}smashing :-)09:07
{Seb}also, the bluetooth in breezy kicks ass09:07
{Seb}my new Nokia phone worked first time09:07
{Seb}shame it can't be intergratd into the Send To in Nautilus09:07
ogramdz, do you have an option to edut the cronscript that creates the edubuntu CD to not delete the old isos? it was very odd to recognize that my only installable CD was deleted last night and only 20050817 and a very broken 20050819 were left... took me the whole day to upload my local copy of 20050818 to rookery09:07
ogras/edut/edit09:08
mdzogra: it saves 3 days, I think09:11
mdzogra: a) the daily CDs should be in working condition at this point in the release cycle, and b) if you need a stable milestone, it should be published as a milestone (like colony 3) so it doesn't disappear09:11
ogramdz, yup, but edubuntu only has two daylies left... http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/current/ and there was a lot broken on todays image a lot of very basic packages was rebuilt which left edubuntu-desktop uninstallable... 09:14
ogra(it complained about libcairo for example)09:14
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dabarDoes the live cd come with mp3 support, and can you install packages when using the live cd, do you guys know?09:15
luis_(1) no (2) yes09:15
ogra(3) thats an #ubuntu question09:16
luis_(4) good point.09:16
ogra:)09:16
dabar(5) i knew that.09:17
dabarJust like to bother you guys once in a while to make sure you are not asleep.09:17
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dabaron point 2, onlhy if you make space on the hard drive?09:17
tsengit does into the tmpfs09:18
tseng*goes09:18
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dabarso even with no hard drive space allocated you can install codecs for example? (last)09:18
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carstenhjbailey: ping09:21
jbaileycarstenh: pong09:22
dabarok, thanks.09:23
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ogramdz, additionally the preseeding on the CD doesnt work and doesnt reflect the reality... is there any way for me to edit that ? 09:26
ivokshi all09:27
mdzogra: I don't know09:28
ogramdz, so i have to wait for Kamion it seems... :/09:29
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_d4vidhi all09:30
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mdzogra: I don't know what to tell you.  he was available for the entire release cycle until last week09:33
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ogramdz, yes09:34
{Seb}will the gnome foot be replaced by the ubuntu icon by the final breezy release?09:44
{Seb}on gnome-menu09:44
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_d4vidplay Bushido - Schmetterling09:51
azeem_d4vid: what a poor music taste09:52
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mdzjbailey: I upgraded my ltsp chroot, regenerated the initramfs, and now it doesn't boot anymore10:09
mdz /init: 1: cannot open: no such file10:09
mdzmodprobe usage errors10:09
mdzkernel panic10:09
jbaileymdz: Can you boot an old kernel so that we can look inside of it?10:13
mdzjbailey: why boot an old kernel?10:14
jbaileyjammcq and the other gentleman had each tested 0.21 in the ltsp environment before I uploaded.10:14
mdzI hadn't regenerated my initramfs in a while, so I don't know when it broke10:14
jbaileymdz: Right, ltsp. =)  Just so we can get to it.10:14
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mdzjbailey: what do you need to see?  I can send you a copy of the initramfs if you like10:15
jbaileyThat would work too.10:15
jbaileyPut it up on chinstrap?10:15
mdzuploading to people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/temp/initrd.img10:15
mdzETA <1m10:16
mdzthe first error is after Begin: Running /scripts/local-top\nDone.10:17
mdz /init: 1: cannot open : No such file10:17
mdzthen local-premount runs silently, then after it's "Done.", I get a modprobe usage error, then log-bottom and init-bottom run silently10:17
mdzthen run-init complains and it panics10:18
mdzthe version I've just uploaded is already hacked a bit to drop to a shell just before run-init so I could check things out10:18
mdzthe run-init error is: run-init: opening console: No such file or directory10:18
jbaileyErr.  That sounds like the new kernel isn't providing /dev/console automatically anymore.10:19
mdzit broke before I upgraded the kernel10:19
mdzI upgraded the kernel to see if that made any difference10:19
ArniaHmm... anyone else had a problem with installing gnome-devel saying it will remove ubuntu-desktop?10:20
ArniaI've just moved across to Breezy so I can get some of the tools I've written ported to new versions of various packages, and when trying to set up my gnome development system I get threatened with the loss of libgl-xorg, libgl-xorg-dri, x-server-core and ubuntu-desktop10:21
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mdzjbailey: dropping to a shell early, I see that /root is empty10:23
mdzand come to think of it, I never saw ipconfig run either10:23
mdzso it's simply not mounting root10:24
jbaileymdz: This is ltsp, right?  So it should be NFS?10:24
jbaileyBOOT is set to local in the mkinitramfs.conf10:25
mdzjbailey: isn't that supposed to be automatic now?10:25
jbaileyNo, it infers all the drivers, but doesn't try to nfs mount unless it thinks it's trying for that.10:25
jbaileyIs there a kernel command line variable that would tell it that it should do NFS instead?10:26
mdzshouldn't it also error out if it doesn't mount root?10:26
jbaileyYes, I'll have to look why it's not.10:26
jbaileyAh, there's a FIXME there.10:27
mdzjbailey: looks like you're missing quotes10:27
mdz        if [ ! -e ${ROOT} ] ; then10:27
mdz"if [ ! -e ] ; " evaluates to false10:28
mdzwhile "if [ ! -e '' ] ;" evaluates to true10:28
jbaileyah.  thanks, will fix that.10:28
mdztesting with BOOT=nfs10:28
mdzok, now it's behaving as before10:29
jbaileyCool.10:29
mdzI'm trying to narrow down 1294210:30
mdzwhich is a blocker for ltsp10:31
jbaileyDo I just need to tweak the timeout to be longer?10:32
jbaileyJust on the assumption that it's not like it has anything better to do if it times out.10:32
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mdzjbailey: I see no evidence of this having anything to do with nfsmount10:33
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mdzit's the kernel which is timing out10:33
mdzand it retries, and still never works10:34
jbaileyAh.10:34
mdzbut for extra extra fun, the new kernel BREAKS UNIONFS FABBIONE10:34
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mdzthis means that anyone who is following my colony 3 based LTSP testing instructions gets a non-working system10:35
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mdzjbailey: adding a 'sleep 5' before nfsmount seems to alleviate the issue10:45
mdzjbailey: (issue = 12942)10:45
mdzit's some sort of race10:45
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jbailey'kay.  Is a 5 second sleep going to be too annoying, or should I only do that if nfsmount fails and then retry?10:47
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dokomdz: still on my list for tomorrow11:49
dokoelmo, mdz: will upload both png packages built with 4.0. I couldn't reproduce these with the current 4.0 anymore11:50
mdzdoko: I'm doing a test build with ttf-opensymbol enabled, and will upload it if it works11:51
elmodoko: any chance grub will work, or are we screwed?11:51
dokogrub: yes, upstream has fixes, but I did fear the merge ...11:51
mdzelmo: no netcat on jackass?11:51
elmomdz: wha for?11:52
mdzelmo: to copy stuff from the morgue to rookery11:52
elmoeh11:52
elmorsync jackass:: on the lan11:52
mdzelmo: why is it that morgue.ubuntu.com seems to end at 2005-04-22?11:52
elmoI stopped morgue syncing because it would run rookery out of sapce11:52
mdzah11:52
elmoI don't know whether to only sync source or what11:53
elmoor only source for anything older than a month or something11:53
dokomdz: isn't ttf-opensymbol be built by OO.o2 as well? I can look at it tomorrow.11:55
mdzdoko: no, it's disabled in the oo.o2 build11:55
mdzI have a test build running on concordia with it enabled; if it works, I'll upload11:56
mdzthen it will supersede the oo.o one11:56
dokook11:57
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