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CarlFKmdz - #ubuntu is bit noisy now.  I am trying to form a good bug report.  isn't this the proper #?12:02
dokoHiddenWolf: I pretend it to be12:02
mdzCarlFK: no, see /topic12:03
HiddenWolfdoko, interested in a .ppt that makes OOo2 choke?12:03
Kamionmjg59: my mistake, text drawing works fine. Why does STATUS draw text in the background colour?12:03
mdzCarlFK: it is not noisy in here and we try to keep it that way ;-)12:03
pittiHiddenWolf: you mean, really badly choke?12:03
dokosure, but that's not that unusual12:03
HiddenWolfpitti, doko, like in become totally unresponsive.12:04
CarlFKmdz - dont you think "bug report"  is more dev than support?12:04
HiddenWolfpitti, just tried opening it after the last crash. I've got a nice big grey 1.9.125 screen at the moment, nothing in it, nothing happening.12:06
mdzCarlFK: it isn't a bug report until you know what the problem is.  until then, it's a support request.  your cooperation in helping us maintain a productive development environment is appreciated12:06
CarlFKokee dokee12:06
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CarlFKlast Q: what package gets bugged for gksudo ?12:07
HiddenWolfmdz, what about if you know what the problem is, but not how to debug it, or which component to file on?12:08
pittiCarlFK: gnome-system-tools, according to your description; gksudo seems to work fine12:08
mdzHiddenWolf: then you ask for help in #ubuntu12:08
CarlFKpitti - guessing you missed my posts in #ubuntu ;)12:08
HiddenWolfmdz, ok12:08
HiddenWolfdoko, is there a bug to that extent I can up the .ppt to?12:09
dokoHiddenWolf: no, please open a new one12:09
HiddenWolfdoko, Attachment #3602  to Bug #14919 Created12:14
mdzRiddell: how are the kubuntu CDs looking?12:14
mdzRiddell: ready for preview?12:14
Kamionmjg59: OK, this looks like it works now. Do you want to look over a diff, or shall I just upload once I've done a full test?12:15
mdzzul: do you have two launchpad accounts (zul and zulcss)?  if so, you should merge them12:16
mdzzul: you seem to be using one for motu and another for ubuntu-dev12:16
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pitti... and broken12:19
mdzKamion: I don't think we needed busybox-killall; we're already using the real root at that point12:21
mdzpitti: how broken?12:21
dokojust tried to boot a recent breezy-i386 live cd. it did fail, because it couldn't read the casper-udeb. bad disk, or other problem?12:21
pittimdz: some missing imported tarballs, I can work around that12:21
mdzdoko: bad disc12:21
mdzKamion: I suspect that chvt 2; killall bterm; wait for bterm to die; chvt 1 might be a workaround12:22
Riddellmdz: when I tested the daily install build from today it had a kernel fault on the second part of the installer, going back to the install build from a couple of days ago it suddently got the same fault even though it was fine at the time12:24
pittiinfinity, lamont: it seems that some buildds stopped exporting their translation tarballs; e.g. vernadsky stopped at 2005090212:24
pittiinfinity, lamont-away: this means that I'm missing some translations; I can work around this for now, but could you please look at that?12:25
mdzRiddell: hardware changed?12:26
mdzRiddell: I assume the ubuntu builds exhibit the same problem12:26
mdzRiddell: if you want to take advantage of the stability of the preview freeze for kubuntu, it needs to be ready to release at the same time12:27
Riddellmdz: same hardware12:27
Riddellmdz: ubuntu build is still downloading12:27
Kamionmdz: ah, oops, didn't think of that12:27
Kamionmdz: I'll try that chvt hack in a moment12:27
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RiddellI've made a couple of changes to the seeds, Kamion could you run a re-build on kubuntu12:28
mdzKamion: where does the bterm in d-i come from?12:28
Kamionmdz: bogl12:28
KamionRiddell: running12:28
pittilamont-away, infinity: looking a bit closer, it seems that some buildds don't even call pkgstriptranslations any more (e. g. control-center_1\:2.12.0-0ubuntu1_20050904-1510-i386-successful). boggle12:29
Riddellthanks12:29
mdzKamion: so my ideas are four: get usplash working as a workaround (you), try to get bterm to clean up after itself (me), fix X (daniels), chvt hack (you).   anything else I missed that someone ought to try?12:29
Kamionif bterm can't be made to clean up after itself, then make casper do it12:30
Kamionalthough I suspect that will be harder12:30
Kamionor the casper progress bar workaround :-)12:30
Kamionbut those are both fallback options so we probably don't need to look at them right now12:31
KamionRiddell: erm, did you want to have your new kubuntu-meta in there too?12:31
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RiddellKamion: yes, is it not?12:33
KamionRiddell: uploads are currently by approval only, and this is enforced - i.e. your kubuntu-meta_0.51 upload is sitting in a queue waiting for approval12:33
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Riddellright, sorry.  can you approve?12:33
Kamionyes, just looking12:33
Kamionwell, I can when cron.daily isn't running, will have to wait a few minutes12:34
KamionI don't really want to randomly kelly stuff into the archive while archive maintenance is going on12:35
elmoyou can kelly stuff while apt-ftparchive's running, fyi12:35
elmothe thing to avoid is kelly vs kelly or kelly vs jenna12:35
elmobut given the speed of cron.daily on the new dl385 it might not matter12:36
jbaileyCan I request that milestone 6.04 be added to Bugzilla?  It would be nice to be able to start pruning out bugs that I don't intend to fix for Breezy that are too invasive.12:36
Kamionoh, I can? in that case done12:36
Riddellmjg59 et al: will it be possible to get different usplash artwork for kubuntu?12:36
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KamionRiddell: it should be a simple matter of programming (I think) but at the moment it's still compiled into the usplash binary12:38
jbaileyRiddell: the png file gets compiled into usplash with png2bogl right now.  I don't know if it's trivial to make it dlopen'able at runtime rather than compiled in.12:38
ograRiddell, we'll need separate packages for edu/kubuntu for now i guess12:38
mdzKamion: what do I pass for the argument to bterm -f?12:38
bddebianRiddell: Don't know if you saw but I asked elmo to sync debtags et al 1.4 from experimental (just for you ;-) )12:40
Kamionmdz: pick /lib/unifont.bgf out of bterm-unifont.udeb12:40
Riddellbddebian: rocking12:40
bddebianRiddell: Well that doesn't mean he'll do it.  I'm on his list. ;-)12:40
mdzKamion: where does that come from?  I don't see it in bogl12:41
elmogrr12:41
Riddellogra: well it's the rebuilding the initfs that's the difficult bit I think12:41
elmoKamion: SendEnv LANG LC_* is satanic12:41
Kamionmdz: bterm-unifont is a separate source package12:41
Kamionelmo: it's the only way to make things even have a chance of working properly for a lot of people12:41
ograRiddell, the is done on install... just change your sed to depend on kusplash12:42
ograseed even12:42
Kamionthe workaround for problems with that SendEnv is much easier than the workaround for problems without it12:42
elmokamion: it breaks with some non-openssh servers12:42
Kamionelmo: gah, really?12:42
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elmoyeah12:43
KamionI thought that wasn't supposed to happen with ssh212:43
Kamion(nice theory)12:43
zulsomeone call my name?12:43
dholbachzul: i think mdz did12:43
zuloh crud :)12:43
zulmdz: ping12:43
dholbachzul: he referred to your launchpad IDs :)12:43
zulah ok12:43
mdz<mdz> zul: do you have two launchpad accounts (zul and zulcss)?  if so, you should merge them12:43
mdz<mdz> zul: you seem to be using one for motu and another for ubuntu-dev12:43
Kamionit just opens an env channel and sends name/value pairs down it12:44
elmodebug1: Sending env LANG = en_GB12:44
elmodispatch_protocol_error: type 100 seq 712:44
elmobuffer_get: trying to get more bytes 4 than in buffer 012:44
elmoif I stop it sending env stuff, works fine12:44
Kamionan env channel for each variable, actually12:44
elmogranted, the other end is some non-free sshd, but still - it's hardware, I don't have much choice12:44
Kamionelmo: I'll check the RFCs sometime when I'm less busy12:44
elmokamion: sure, I just wanted to whine12:44
Kamionsee whether openssh is straying outside them12:44
jbaileyzul: Carefule when merging accounts.  There's a bug where it doesn't merge you onto teams properly.12:45
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zuli didnt know i had two accounts in the first place12:45
pittiRiddell: are you still here for a while to test new language packs?12:47
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mdzwtf12:48
mdzbogl-bterm works, but when I build it from source it doesn't12:48
mdz"bogl: don't know screen type 4"12:48
BenCanyone know a direct contact for amd64 kernel bugs?12:48
Riddellpitti: yep12:48
pittiRiddell: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/12:49
pittiRiddell: I built main/gnome for de and main/gnome/kde for fr12:49
pittiRiddell: I don't expect any breakage, but testing can never hurt at this stage :)12:50
mdzoh12:50
mdzmjg59: I think bogl needs the same fix you did to usplash12:51
mdzmjg59: for dpkg-architecture or such12:51
mdzI wonder how many other  LURKING EVIL BUGS there are from that12:51
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mdzmjg59: do you have that patch handy?12:51
mdzbah, I bet he's asleep12:51
mdzDEB_BUILD_GNU_CPU is what I assume it wants12:52
Riddellpitti: is there any change or just updates?12:53
pittiRiddell: no structural changes, just updated translations12:54
pittilanguage-pack*-de works fine for me12:54
pittiRiddell: awaiting your confirmation, then I can upload the lot12:55
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mdzKamion: ok, fixed bterm12:58
Riddellpitti: working here12:58
pittiRiddell: thanks12:59
pittimdz: ok, a 250 MB worth of language pack upload waits for me pressing Enter12:59
pittimdz: is acknowledging so many packages manually fine for you? or do you temporarily enable uploads again?01:00
Riddellpitti: is changing kde-i18n-xx to depend on language-pack-kde-xx the right thing to do (post preview)?01:01
mdzpitti: note that all uploads require manual approval currently01:01
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mdzpitti: it is fine01:02
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dholbachgood night guys01:02
ajmitchmdz: universe has an exception there, I hope?01:02
ajmitchI'd hate to flood your queue with universe stuff01:03
mdzajmitch: only applies to main01:03
ajmitchok, great01:03
pittimdz: ok, I have the sizes of the old packs, and as soon as they have built, I will record the sizes of the new ones; then I can fill up the CDs if there are no objections01:03
mdzpitti: I assume this pkgstriptranslations needs to go in as well?01:03
pittimdz: Kamion said it was not preview critical; it just disables stripping of debconf-i18n01:04
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pittimdz: OTOH, it does not change any code, just the blacklist, so it won't hurt either01:04
TheMusoc01:06
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mdzKamion: bogl uploaded01:08
mdzKamion: I'm also going to change casper to use reset, to handle the non-fb case more gracefully01:08
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pittimdz: upload rave finished01:12
mdzpitti: oh, there were more?01:12
mdzI already processed the ones which were in the queue01:12
pittimdz: the script just finished, yes01:12
mdzdamn01:12
mdzI already ran cron.daily01:13
zulnight night01:13
pittinight zul01:14
seb128hey pitti01:15
seb128pitti: you have updated the language-packs?01:15
pittiseb128: yes, just pulled, generated, uploaded, still hot and fresh :-)01:16
seb128pitti: you rock :)01:16
Riddellcdimage.ubuntu.com doesn't want to let me connect01:18
pittiseb128: thanks :-) I didn't want to be the preview blocker, so I grabbed a taxi back home01:18
pittiRiddell: seems to WFM01:18
RiddellWFM?01:19
elmoworks for me01:19
seb128pitti: oh, you were out and went back specially for that ? :(01:19
Riddellworks remotely but not locally with any web browser01:19
Kamionmdz: rock on01:23
Kamionmdz: can I upload usplash? it works on powerpc now01:23
Kamion(I'm IRCing from a live CD booted with usplash working perfectly)01:23
Kamionso presumably having fixed the problem on three fronts it might actually go away01:24
KamionI haven't tried out the chvt hack yet01:24
mdzpitti: ok, all processed now01:25
mdzKamion: can I see the diff?  is it a noop on non-powerpc?01:25
pitticool01:26
mdzKamion: new bogl udebs should be in the archive at :33 with a little luck; can you turn the d-i crank at that time?01:26
mdzhmm, looks like it may not make it actually01:28
mdznm, there they are01:28
mdzin unchecked now01:28
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Kamionmdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/usplash-powerpc.diff01:31
Kamionmdz: it's a no-op with the exception of the extra centring code01:32
Kamionwhich is relatively obviously a no-op iff bogl_xres == 640 && bogl_yres == 48001:32
Kamion(which should always be true on vga16fb)01:34
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RiddellKamion: is the kubuntu iso build still going?01:39
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KamionRiddell: no, because I was waiting for kubuntu-meta binaries to arrive in the archive01:42
KamionRiddell: I've started it now01:42
Riddellgroovy01:42
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Kamionmdz: doesn't that "static int quit" in bterm need to be "static volatile int quit"? You're modifying it from a signal handler.01:45
Kamionalthough the two tests are probably far enough apart that the optimiser won't decide not to retest quit01:46
mdzKamion: it probably should be, yes01:48
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Kamionmdz: the chvt hack doesn't work very well (I end up on tty2 with the previous contents still visible), but I assume it doesn't matter any more since you've fixed bterm01:49
Kamiond-i building01:49
Kamionmdz: if I do 'while killall bterm; do sleep 1; done; chvt 2; chvt 1', it almost works, but I get "Bummer, could not run '/sbin/debian-installer': No such file or directory" just above "Starting Ubuntu"01:52
Kamiona more elegant loop would probably avoid that most of the time, but it's probably not worth it01:52
mdzKamion: I've this nagging feeling that we ought to be waiting for bterm to exit01:52
mdzthough I suppose the worst that would happen would be losing some early console messages01:52
Kamionif that's the worst, we can sort it out post-preview01:53
KamionI tend to agree with you that we should be waiting01:53
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KamionI've uploaded usplash with that powerpc patch; approve/deny as you see fit01:55
mdzit should exit very quickly anyway, since I check immediately after the select01:55
lamont-awaypitti: which machine?01:56
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pittielmo: oh, we have 4 NEW language packs, I just seeded them; can you please NEW them?01:57
pittilamont-away: I just noticed vernadsky, I didn't check the other ones01:58
jbaileymjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/usplash.tgz has a usplash that allows runtime replacement of the png.  The png requires a bit of prep, not much.  And, erm, please forgive the kubuntu logo. =)01:58
ograheh01:58
elmopitti: nothing in NEW01:58
pittielmo: hmm, I got 4 mails (gnome-ku, gnome-ku-base, kde-rw, kde-rw-base)01:59
pittielmo: but maybe mdz already processed them01:59
pittithanks anyway01:59
mdzpitti: I processed both the new and non-new packs01:59
pittiah, thanks02:00
mdzKamion: you tested your patched usplash on non-powerpc? or do I need to?02:01
Kamionpitti: btw, please tell me when you add new language-pack-* (I don't care about new language-pack-{gnome,kde}-* if there was already a corresponding language-pack-*), because I need to update the choices list of base-config/language-packs when that happens02:01
Kamionmdz: haven't yet, can do so on i386 in just a few minutes02:01
pittiKamion: ok, will do; the two mentioned above already had language-pack-*02:02
mdzKamion: d-i finished yet?02:05
lamont-awaypitti: I'll check all of them.02:05
tritiummdz, are you in the San Jose, CA area?02:05
pittilamont-away: did you find the reason on vernadsky?02:06
mdztritium: no02:06
pittilamont-away: the export might not actually be broken, but I wonder why pkgstriptranslation is not called02:06
tritiummdz, okay, thought you were, and I'm on travel here02:07
mdzI don't actually know any Ubuntu folk in the bay area, though I'm sure there are some02:08
lamont-awaypitti: only vernadsky was disabled02:08
lamont-awaypitti: odds are we rebuilt the chroot.. that or your package overwrote the config file... :-)02:08
tritiumI guess I was confused ;)02:08
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mdzKamion: presumably x<640 or y<480 were already hopeless before you touched it?  does it bomb out somewhere if that's true?02:11
elmoI assume I should process this d-i?02:12
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pittiHi daniels02:12
elmokamion/mdz: ^--02:13
mdzelmo: please02:13
bddebianAh, elmo is still here..02:13
mdzKamion: btw, awty now knows how to peek at jackass too02:14
danielspitti: morning02:14
danielsKamion: btw, feel free to release when you feel like it02:14
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elmo(done)02:15
mdzKamion: happy to roll in the new usplash once you've verified it on i38602:15
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mdzman down02:21
elmoturn the boat around02:22
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mdzRiddell: did Kamon trigger new kubuntu livefs builds for you too?02:30
danielselmo: 'if you kids don't shut up, I'm turning this bloody boat around!'02:30
mdzRiddell: or do I need to do so?02:30
elmodaniels: dude, we lost the first mate02:31
bddebianUhm down boys and girls :-)\02:35
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bddebianelmo: Did you happen to see my note about debtags et al?02:39
pittimdz: ok, new langpacks are in the archive02:44
mdzelmo: talked to colin; he's offline and also done for the night02:44
mdznew casper is in too02:44
mdzI'll roll new CDs02:44
pittimdz: I checked and compared their total size, it's only 3 MB smaller than the previous set, so seed adjustments are not worth the trouble IMHO02:44
elmomdz: pfft, what a part timer02:45
elmobddebian: can you mail me?  I'm disinclned to do universe syncs tonight02:45
pittimdz: unless there is something urgent, I'd go to sleep now; my mobile is on in case of another emergency :-)02:45
bddebianelmo: NP, thx02:45
mdzpitti: good night02:45
bddebianelmo: @ubuntu email or other?02:46
mdzI think I'm probably going to wait for europe to wake up before even considering a release02:46
pittimdz: will test images tomorrow morning02:46
mdzI'll test overnight02:46
elmobddebian: @ubuntu or @canonical is fine02:46
pittiyes, that would be nice02:46
pittigood night!02:46
mdzelmo: if you want to plan to be around for the release, now would probably be a good time to sleep as well02:46
elmomdz: ok02:47
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mjg59Gosh, lots of usplash stuff04:44
mjg59jbailey: Riddell: I'll check over the runtime replacement stuff in the morning, if that's ok?04:44
mjg59mdz: The dpkg-architecture patch was just to add i486 to the list where it should be using vga1604:45
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mdzmjg59: did that oo04:45
mdztoo04:45
Gman_mjg59, thoughts on toshiba laptops?04:45
mdzmjg59: it also seemed to exchange DEB_HOST_ARCH with DEB_HOST_GNU_CPU or whatever04:45
mdzI just mimicked what usplash did, and it seemed to work 04:45
mdzinfinity: around?04:50
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infinitymdz : Yup.04:53
mdzinfinity: cron.daily is finishing up, with a new ubuntu-meta.  if we could get the powerpc binaries uploaded in time for :03, that would save me some time04:54
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mdzshould be showing up in wanna-build momentarily04:55
infinity0.70?04:55
mdznon-powerpc architectures are unimportant04:55
mdzyes04:55
infinitykatie has a lock right now, so your timing is impeccable.04:55
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mdzshould be done now04:56
mdzinfinity: are you equipped for CD testing?04:56
mdzthis set is looking pretty compelling so far04:56
mjg59Gman_: Most of them seem ok - there's minor problems with a couple of the Tecras at the moment, but I'm optimistic04:57
tritiumGman_, we're working the Tecra issues...04:58
Gman_mjg59, was thinking about getting a tecra m304:58
Gman_they seem light, and have a decent battery length04:58
jsgotangcothe Tecras don't reboot atm04:59
jsgotangcoheh04:59
jsgotangcobut overall all function swork04:59
infinitymdz : Uploaded.  As for CD testing, I'm equipped, but low on bandwidth.  We have a full mirror, if you're generating jigdo files.04:59
Gman_jsgotangco, good to know04:59
mdzinfinity: jigdo files are available05:00
mjg59Gman_: At the moment, we seem to have problems with them rebooting if the ipw2200 driver is loaded05:00
mjg59Other than that, things should work fine05:00
tritiumWell, the Tecra A2 reboots if you don't enable ipw2200 ;)  (but that's no fun)05:00
mjg59I'm looking into that - it may be easy enough to fix in the ipw2200 driver05:00
mdzI need to roll new live CDs due to a powerpc issue, which is what ubuntu-meta was about05:00
infinity<nod>05:00
mjg59mdz: When are we aiming for preview?05:00
mdzbut the install CDs are untested as yet05:01
mdzmjg59: 8 Sep05:01
jsgotangcooohhh05:01
jsgotangcothat's a few hours from now05:01
jsgotangco(its already sep 8 here)05:01
tritiumWell, I only had 48 oz. of beer tonight.  I have a few more hours of testing left in me...05:01
Gman_mjg59, ipw220 being the wireless driver?05:01
mjg59Gman_: Yeah05:01
infinityI can't test on powerpc, due to my PPC machine being unable to boot from CD (ancient OldWorld G3 motherboard), but I should be able to test live on amd64 and live/install on i386.05:01
mjg59Gman_: It seems to reboot fine if you unload it first, so I have a reasonable idea how it can be sorted05:01
infinityMaybe install on amd64 too, if I can find some free space.05:01
mjg59Gman_: Of course, if you're wanting to run JDS, I'll need to try to get these patches upstream :)05:02
mjg59mdz: Cool.05:02
Gman_mjg59, might well be running solaris it seems :/05:02
Gman_mjg59, but just wanted to know if you had any swearwords for toshiba, but it seems not :)05:02
mjg59Gman_: Unf. If you're running Solaris, all bets are off. 05:03
mjg59ACPI works wonderfully under Linux, but...05:03
Gman_mjg59, :)05:03
mdzi386 and amd64 livefs seem good05:03
mjg59(I hear you may have all sorts of internal magic, but still)05:03
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Gman_jsgotangco, you like the m2?05:03
jsgotangcoGman_, i use an M205:03
mdzI'll only rebuild powerpc and then roll new live CDs which should be equivalent on amd64 and i386, and add usplash on powerpc05:03
Gman_mjg59, the m2 works fine with solaris, or so i've heard05:03
mjg59Gman_: I don't believe we've actually tested with an M3, but the rest of the Tecra range seems good05:04
mjg59So unless they've switched the hardware, life should be fine05:04
Gman_ok, cool05:04
jsgotangcoGman_, the M2 generally works, although it has an upstream issue with the nvidia geforce go for external display05:04
Gman_thanks heaps guys05:04
mjg59Gman_: So, do you have working ACPI suspend with Solaris? :)05:04
Gman_mjg59, apparently so, at least on the ferraris05:05
mjg59Gman_: Wow. There's nothing public on that side of things yet, as far as I can tell.05:05
danielsyeah, the acer ferrari stuff seems to be the flavour of the month at solaris05:05
mjg59(nnngh Acer)05:05
jsgotangcogaahh05:05
jsgotangcothe carbon fiber model looks rad though05:06
mjg59I will be greatly amused if Solaris supports Acers out of the box05:06
Gman_mjg59, how well it works, i don't know05:06
Gman_mjg59, but it's starting to get integrated into nevada, which is solaris 1005:06
mjg59Gman_: Well, there's little to no ACPI support in the Opensolaris tree05:06
mjg59But it'd be nice if that improved05:06
mjg59I only really run on laptops now - it'd be nice to be able to run Solaris05:07
Gman_think it's either recent, or well, just a bunch of hacks05:07
mjg59Heh05:07
mjg59What /would/ be nice would be if we could cooperate with Sun over this05:07
Gman_part of frkit05:07
mjg59It'd suck to have to be clean-rooming each others source to figure out which bugs we're working around05:08
Gman_yeah :/05:08
mjg59(I'm entirely happy to work with CDDL guys over this sort of stuff)05:08
Gman_there's talk of either a device driver or x86 community being started05:09
Gman_so that may help being more public about it05:09
mjg59Ok, cool05:10
jdubi love being a turtle05:10
diegothis has probably been asked about 300 times today, but is the preview release on schedule?05:11
jdubdiego: yep!05:11
mdznew install CDs building, to get usplash/powerpc05:12
diegojdub: nice, on schedule enough to give me an estimated time?05:12
mdzdiego: that has less to do with the schedule than whether we find any last-minute problems05:13
mdzdiego: and we find those faster the more people test ;-)05:13
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diegowell, good luck and have fun then, I can't wait to try it out05:16
jdubmdz: bonus, i'll have to do a test install on my toilet seat05:17
mdzjigdo adds an extra 30 minutes to each install CD build cycle05:17
ficusplanetjdub, Is "The Fridge" launching with Breezy's final release or the preview?05:17
jdubficusplanet: on the anniversary of warty's preview release, our first public outing :-) (so, in between)05:18
mdzit will be another 1.5 hours before I have a set of CDs with the known bug fixed, though it was fixed 20 minutes ago05:18
jsgotangcomdz, i know this is asking too much but is there any chance can we extend the documentation freeze?05:18
ficusplanetjdub, Ah, cool.05:18
mdzjdub: please do; I'll shout when the CDs are ready05:18
jdubmdz: ok05:19
mdzjsgotangco: extend it?  it lasts until the final release05:19
mdzit wouldn't make much sense to extend it beyond that ;-)05:19
jsgotangcomdz, err you mean we don't have a freeze?05:19
ajmitchjsgotangco: you want the freeze shortened, right?05:19
mdzjsgotangco: I mean that today, we begin a freeze period during which we avoid changes which would require documentation updates05:20
jsgotangcook i got the freeze right then05:20
mdzare you saying you want it to start sooner next time?05:20
jsgotangcono no05:20
jsgotangcoi was just thinking about the translators05:21
jdubhttp://atomchip.com/_wsn/page4.html <- heh05:21
jsgotangcobecause some of our docs are still quite unpolished05:21
jsgotangcowe all thought we stop writing on the 8th05:21
mjg59heh05:21
mjg59Someone at zdnet.com.au reads planet Debian05:21
mdzjsgotangco: oh, that aspect of the freeze05:21
mdzjsgotangco: yes, that was also part of the plan, to give translators time to translate documentation05:22
jdubmjg59: brendon or renai?05:22
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mjg59Dunno05:22
mjg59Ooh05:22
mjg59Someone in Progeny read dccalliance.biz05:22
jdubhaha05:23
infinityYay!05:23
jdubjust wait until they attack you with their TRADEMARK DOGS OF WAR!05:23
mjg59jdub: As "Bruce" pointed out to me earlier, we have no right of parody05:24
jduboh, the prank call?05:24
mjg59Heh05:25
mjg59Yes05:25
mjg59That was fun05:25
jdubdude, you totally need to get your hands on one of these QUANTUM LAPTOPS05:25
mjg59"Why has Bruce suddenly gained a London phone number and a strange accent?"05:25
jdubwith ATOMCHIP05:25
wickedpuppyanyone ever got error while booting like "Kernel Panic , init not found" ??? I passed init=/init to kernel but still having this error05:26
jayyou don't have to pass init.  you need to make sure root= is right htough05:27
jayerr i thought this was #ubuntu05:27
wickedpuppyi did ask in #ubuntu05:28
jaybetter place for that question ;)05:28
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wickedpuppyi know this is devel chan sorry ... but nobody reply me there05:28
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whiprushjdub: http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=161495&cid=1350517905:38
whiprushheh05:38
tritiumjdub, any stops on your U.S. tour set yet?05:42
jsgotangcoyes 2.12 is out05:44
mdzjsgotangco: the idea was to give more time for translating documentation, since it takes a long time to translate05:46
jsgotangcomdz, ok got it we have 2 docs ready atm we'll cook up a release notes later05:49
tritiumjsgotangco, is there any doc/translation work in Tagalog that my wife could help out with?05:50
jsgotangcotritium, sure we had tl for hoary05:50
jsgotangcowe'll make po files05:50
tritiumjsgotangco, I'll see if she'd like to get involved in that capacity05:51
jsgotangcotritium, it's hard heh05:51
tritiumthe work?  or the convincing?05:52
jsgotangcothe actual work, there is just not enough good tl words for technical docs05:52
jsgotangcodebian-tl is doing good progress though05:52
tritiumOh, that makes sense05:52
jdubtritium: see the wiki page for people who've told me about their petitions so far :)05:56
jdubwhiprush: ha ha ha ha ha ha05:56
tritiumjdub, okay, thanks.  I'd like to get you to come to Albuquerque to talk at Sandia if I can generate a good amount of interest05:57
crimsunjdub: yeah don't worry, we want you to speak at red hat hq, too =)05:57
jdubtritium: do a petition that isn't just blog comments :-)05:58
jdubcrimsun: yes, that was an amusing one :-)05:58
tritiumjdub, okay...I'm working on it05:58
jdubcrimsun: i have full encouragement from the power that be (singular, sabdfl) to go ;-)05:59
crimsunjdub: c'mon down05:59
crimsun(or up, I suppose?)05:59
jdubvery up, at least geographically ;)05:59
diegogood night all06:00
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crimsun:)06:00
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daniels_mobileTelstra suck.06:16
infinitys06:16
daniels_mobile...06:17
jsgotangcoand expensive06:18
daniels_mobileYes. And screwing up our lines as I speak.06:18
daniels_mobileYay for WAP to IRC gateways.06:20
daniels_mobileShould really get my laptop down with GPRS through my phone, too.06:21
infinityWAP-to-IRC is just so wrong.  Maybe it's time to put down the phone and back away from IRC.06:21
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infinityI may just have the technology to, y'know, phone you if you're needed.06:21
daniels_mobileSo X hasn't exploded and killed preview? Good news.06:22
infinity... yet.06:22
daniels_mobileIf only someone came up with a way to use the mobile phone for voice communication!06:22
bob2you could do voip over IRC over WAP06:24
infinitybob2 : Why are you still allowed to breathe?06:24
bob2it's my wit and charm06:24
infinityOh look, the new dailes hit cdimage, finally.06:25
infinitydailies, too.06:25
daniels_mobileDon't knock it, it's a good idea.06:25
infinitymdz : Are we hoping this one is good enough to be released unchanged as preview?06:25
mdzinfinity: unfortunately not, since I forgot to update the label06:26
infinityHuzzah.06:27
mdzthere goes another 70 minutes, thanks jigdo!06:27
infinityBut other than that? :006:27
daniels_mobileYay.06:27
mdzI successfully installed the last one on amd64 and powerpc06:27
mdzthis one is basically unchanged on i386 and amd64,06:27
mdzand only adds usplash on powerpc06:27
mdznew live CDs are building now, same story06:28
infinityAlright.  I'll jigdo it and pound it a bit, but unfortunately not on powerpc.06:28
mdzafter that, I'll do another install build just to get the labels right06:28
daniels_mobileSeeing if sync ranges get written out when they shouldn't would be rad.06:29
mdzdaniels_mobile: the current CDs have the latest xorg and would be suitable for testing that06:29
infinitydaniels_mobile : under what circumstances would I expect that to happen?06:30
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daniels_mobileInfinity - monitors with DDC. But shouldn't happen.06:31
daniels_mobileOn i386 or powerpc. Not and64.06:32
daniels_mobileMy Pegasos can be used but it takes a fair bit me work and net boot.06:32
daniels_mobileT9 can blow me.06:33
infinityMmm, local mirror + jigdo = love.06:34
daniels_mobileBBL.06:34
mdznew PREVIEW CANDIDATE live CDs are up06:44
mdzhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/06:45
infinityamd64-OVERSIZED ... That looks healthy.06:46
=== fabbione rsync
fabbionemorning guys06:47
infinityHrm.  Is there no clever way to do jigo-ish stuff for livecds?06:48
desrtpreview candidate? :)06:48
desrtmorning fabbio06:48
fabbionedesrt: yo06:49
fabbioneare install cd up too?06:50
jsgotangcohmmm06:50
jsgotangcoyay06:50
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mdzinfinity: yes, we call it "rsync" :-P06:52
hmrochahello06:52
mdzfabbione: yes, but not candidates yet06:52
mdzwrong iso label06:52
hmrochai'm having a big trouble with ubuntu06:52
mdzso we wait for jigdo another hour06:52
hmrochai trying to deploy ubuntu in all pc's of my faculty06:52
fabbionemdz: ok06:52
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mdzhmrocha: I appreciate your situation, but this channel isn't the right place to ask for help (see the topic)06:53
hmrochaok, sorry06:53
hmrochai thought developers could help me more easily06:53
hmrochabecause i think you're the ones that decided to make this like it it06:54
mdzhmrocha: the developers are busy preparing the preview release06:54
mdzhmrocha: feel free to ask your question if you want to know the reason why something is as it is, but if you need technical support, it needs to be elsewhere06:55
hmrochawhy only the users in group audio can play audio?06:55
hmrochai changed all files in /dev to group students, but they still can't use totem to play files06:56
mdzbecause it is a security vulnerability to allow everyone access to audio devices06:56
hmrochaall files that had group audio06:56
mdzadd your students to group audio06:56
hmrochathe students are stored in AD06:57
hmrochaits not very easy06:57
hmrochaAD == Microsoft Active Directory06:57
hmrochathere are no users in the machines06:57
mdzadd the users to group audio in active directory, then06:57
hmrochahmmm, i don't know how to do that, but i'll look into that06:58
hmrochathanks06:59
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mdzmjg59: around?07:02
mdzwho here has a laptop with a funky widescreen LCD?07:03
mdz1280x800, that sort of thing07:03
mdzinfinity: can I get a copy of the patch daniel gave you, via email?07:03
bob2jblack has some widescreen sony horror if you're desperate07:03
mdzinfinity: he just called and explained07:03
mdzbob2: I think he's likely to be asleep07:03
bob2pretty sure his sleeping pattern is on par with you atm ;)07:04
ajmitchhe was around a few minutes ago07:05
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jblackI hear you're asking for people with weird screens.07:05
mdzjblack: exactly07:05
infinitymdz : See this snippet for how it works:07:05
infinitymdz : http://cerberus.0c3.net/~adconrad/resolutions.sh07:05
mdzin a bit, we'll need some testing done07:06
jblackI have a dual-head setup that gives me something like 3360 x 102407:06
infinitymdz : I'm patching zorg itself right now (but that shell script proves the fix)07:06
infinitys/zorg/xorg/07:06
mdzinfinity: wouldn't it be simpler to use sort -n |uniq ?07:08
mdzs/wouldn't it/it would/07:08
mdzjblack: I mean an actual display with a funny size, like a widescreen laptop07:09
jblackThe lcd itself is 1920x120007:09
mdzjblack: perfect test case07:10
jblackThe lcd on the laptop is 1920x1200. The attached monitor, giving dual head, is 1600x1024 or some such.07:10
mdz1920x1200 is one of the modes that is affected07:10
jblack What do you need, exactly? 07:10
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infinitymdz : Yeah, sort -nr | uniq should do the same thing.  This was the crack daniels fed me over the phone. :)07:11
infinitymdz : Your choice, either can be uploaded in a matter of seconds.07:11
infinitymdz : The former fix is already signed and waiting, mind you.07:13
mdzinfinity: sort -nr |uniq is more readable and intuitive07:13
infinityAlright, will re-roll with that, then.07:13
mdzthough, your version does seem like it might sort differently07:13
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infinityOh, wait.07:14
infinityYes, I just noticed.07:14
mdzdoes sort -nr get the x,y ordering right?07:14
infinitysotr -nr | uniq will get the y out of order.07:14
mdzok07:14
mdzinfinity: please send a debdiff to me07:14
infinityDaniel's crazy invocatoin seems to get both in order.07:14
infinitySent.07:16
mdzinfinity: ok, let's do it07:18
infinityUploading.07:18
infinityHere, katie, katie, katie.07:21
jblackWhat did you guys need from me?07:22
mdzjblack: I need you to test the current live CD and confirm the bug, and then test a new live CD with a fix in about an hour07:22
mdzjblack: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/07:23
jblackIf I went to sleep now, I'd get 5 1/2 hours of sleep. If I download a cd an hour from now, that'll be... 4 hours of sleep.07:23
jblackI suppose I can do that.07:23
infinitySleep is for the weak.07:23
bob2s/weak/!week/07:24
infinityBesides, I'm not allowed to sleep at all next week, I suspect, so you can sacrifice some time this week. :)07:24
jblackHopefully somebody will remember the next time I ask for help with ubuntu.07:24
mdzjblack: if you can't do it, you can't do it, but so far you're the only person we've found who can test this propely07:24
mdzjblack: your call07:24
jblackBetter somebody internal gets a fritzed laptop then 10k people on the outside. Lets be a team. =) 07:25
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infinityHey there, daniel's phone.07:25
daniels_mobileinfinity: to confirm.07:26
mdzinfinity: accepted, will be picked up at :3307:26
infinityYou need to stop thinking on public transport.  Bugfix-by-phone is... Just wrong.07:26
mdzjblack: it's definitely not a risk to your laptop07:26
jblackOh, ok. 07:26
mdzit's just booting a live CD to test the X autoconfiguration07:26
infinitydaniels_mobile : I cobbled upa quick shell script to test the fix, and it seems to DTRT, packages rolled, uploaded, and ACCEPTED, will build at :33.07:26
daniels_mobilesort -u -t x -k 1,1nr -k 2,2nr07:26
jblackYou never know. That acpi problem that the upstairs laptop caused the mini-laptop upstairs to break for a month. 07:27
daniels_mobileExcellent.07:27
infinitydaniels_mobile : Yeah, except my -u is at the end of the argument list, not the beginning.  Makes no difference, though.07:27
jblackI ended up having to pull the battery and power and let the battry drain to get it to boot again.07:27
mdzinfinity: need a keyboard break; send me an SMS when the binaries are uploaded07:27
infinitydaniels_mobile : But yea, I didn't really trust my ears, hence the shell test first.07:27
jblackinternal cmos battery.07:27
infinitymdz : Does your phone accept email?... I have nothing to SMS from here. (girlfriend has the mobile phone)07:28
daniels_mobileOK, that's fine. Thanks.07:28
infinitymdz : Meh, I'll just direct dial and hang up. :)07:29
infinitydaniels_mobile : What got uploaded was this: "sort -t x -k1,1nr -k2,2nr -u" ... So, except for formatting, you're spot on.07:30
infinitydaniels_mobile : We experimented with "sort -nr | uniq", until we realised that got the Y component of X,Y out of order in some cases.07:31
daniels_mobileMad phone skills.07:31
daniels_mobileRight. This sorts by the first part before the x ...07:32
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infinitydaniels_mobile : Yeah, I deciphered what it did while I was testing it. :)07:32
daniels_mobile... then by the component after x as a tie break.07:32
infinitydaniels_mobile : Mostly cause I have issues randomly changing code I don't understand, so I... Uhh.. Don't until I understand it.07:32
daniels_mobileHeh.07:33
infinity3 hours of silence on breezy-changes, and then one lone xorg upload.  You must be so proud.07:34
bob2hm, I've never lasted until preview before dist-upgradeing07:34
daniels_mobileI win at the last-minute upload game!07:34
jsgotangcothe last minute upload borked my resoultion =)07:35
daniels_mobileWHAT?!?07:36
jsgotangcoNvidia GeForce Go 5200 blurry rez at 1024x76807:36
infinityNot the same last minute upload.07:37
jsgotangcoahh07:37
infinityThe one we're talking about hasn't built yet.07:37
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daniels_mobileI'd love more details on that. Actually ... I see why. I think.07:38
infinitydaniels_mobile : Don't even start thinking about another upload.07:38
infinitydaniels_mobile : Or, if you do, do it QUICK. :)07:38
daniels_mobileSet DEBUG_XORG_PACKAGE=yes, and just dpkg -i it. If my hunch is right, you'll get 'not probing; writing out sync ranges'.07:39
daniels_mobileIf so, only affects upgrades, so we don't need to block preview on it. Simple fix.07:40
infinityjsgotangco ---^07:41
jsgotangcohmm hold on07:41
daniels_mobile'it' is the xserver-xorg package, in this case.07:42
infinityAnd we're finally building.07:43
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jsgotangcodaniels, humans 1 xorg 007:50
daniels_mobileSo it says that?07:51
jsgotangcoit does07:51
daniels_mobileExcellent. Easy fix. Only bites upgrades, not new installs, so not preview-critical. Will upload after preview's released.07:52
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daniels_mobileThanks for testing. I'll BBIAB.07:55
jblackI dn't have anything to test? 07:56
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infinityjblack : Well, did you test the current live image?08:01
infinityjblack : To confirm that it doesn't offer you the right res?08:01
jblackI haven't done anything. I'm still waiting for instructions08:01
infinityOh, feh.08:01
infinityjblack : We wanted you to test the current live image to confirm that it doesn't offer you the res you want/need (1920x1200, right?)08:02
jblackCorrect.08:02
infinityjblack : Then, shortly, once we've built new livecd images, test again to make sure it does.08:02
jblackWhat do you mean "again".08:02
infinityAs in, download the new image and re-test.08:02
infinityTo make sure we've fixed the bug.08:02
infinity(Though we're pretty sure we have anyway)08:03
jblackI know you guys want me to test two livecds, but I don't know what special place they're in and what you specifically want me to test (though I surmise "yeah, x runs" is sufficient08:03
infinityhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/08:03
jsgotangcooh!08:03
infinityThe livecd from there right now is the one that should give you an incorrect resolution (or just not work at all, depending on how stubborn your laptop is)08:03
infinityjblack : And the livecd from that same source in an hour or two should be the "fixed" on.  mdz will let you know when that is.08:04
jblackDownloading [   ]  breezy-live-i386.iso            08-Sep-2005 05:33  650M  Live CD for PC (Intel x86) computers (standard download).08:04
jblacketa is 36 minutes08:04
infinityDanke.08:04
jblackmake that 40.08:04
jdubmdz: ppc install is up?08:05
infinityjdub : Yes, but not the final test images (still waiting on the new xorg to build for that)08:06
infinityjdub : If your resolution isn't some oddball one, test the current image, nothing will change for you with the new one.08:07
jblack_just in case_ I don't come back, somebody please tell steva where I went.08:07
infinityjblack : Heh.08:07
mdzinfinity: looks like it's installed on i386 and amd64; what's powerpc's excuse?08:10
mdzjblack: I gave you the download URL08:11
infinitymdz : adare is still building.08:11
mdzjblack: an hour ago08:11
infinitymdz : Watching it like a hawk, will upload as soon as it's done.08:11
jblackHmm. My screen didn't mark it that you spoke to me. did you put jblack: in front of it? 08:11
jdubinfinity: grab the image currently in current? :)08:11
infinityAye.08:11
jdubtops08:12
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mdzSep 07 22:22:57 <mdz>   jblack: I need you to test the current live CD and confirm the bug, and then test a new live CD with a fix in about an hour08:12
mdzSep 07 22:23:13 <mdz>   jblack: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/08:12
ajmitchlatest daily is the same as the one you want tested, then?08:12
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mdzajmitch: only if you have a funky LCD08:13
mdzotherwise, we need you to test the next one08:13
jblackAnd there it is08:13
jblackSorry. Missed it.08:13
ajmitchok, mine's normal, I'll test the next one then08:13
jdubmdz: ooh, ia64 status query coming in on u-d ;)08:13
infinitymdz : powerpc uploaded.08:14
infinityIf you don't feel like a manual corn.daily, it'll go in at :33, I guess.08:15
infinitycron, too.08:15
infinityMmm, daily corn.08:15
mdzinfinity: cron.daily running08:16
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mdzjdub: there is a ppc install up, but it isn't a candidate for final08:24
mdzit works though08:24
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danielsbloody hell.08:32
danielsnow, I'm not a telecommunications engimaneer.08:33
danielsbut I can tell you that if you have two pairs of phone line coming into your house, you're not going to be able to put three lines on it.  thankyou, telstra.08:33
jsgotangco=)08:33
danielsinfinity: probably too late, but there's a recent-ish livecd kicking around on brainfreeze, either ~daniels/canonical/d-i, or ~daniels/canonical/livecd.  amd64.08:35
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jdubdaniels: isdn08:35
jdubquite easy, really :-)08:35
infinitydaniels : Who said anything about 3 lines?... I though they were doing two voice + 1 DSL?... Or was the DSL supposed to be on a dry pair, not on one of the voice lines?08:36
infinitydaniels : Or was it going FROM that to 3 voice + DSL?08:36
pittihi08:36
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ajmitchhi pitti 08:37
pittiHi Kamion 08:37
pittiHi ajmitch 08:37
ajmitch& Kamion 08:37
mdzmorning folks08:37
infinityOoo, the cavalry has arrived.08:37
mdzKamion: candidate build is in progress after a xorg bugfix08:38
mdzppc usplash works for me08:38
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mdzsuccessful amd64/powerpc install/live on the last set of CDs08:38
mdzcould use some i386 success reports from the channel08:38
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danielsjdub: well, we have one phone line coming in right now, plus dsl.  they were trying to get a second line in, but didn't realise that this may possibly require a third pair.  so I had no landline or DSL for most of the day.08:39
infinityi386 will be happening on my laptop when I'm sure I can stop caring about last-minute builds and start rebooting. :)08:39
danielsinfinity: the DSL is supposed to be on a dry pair08:39
mdzinfinity: all the builds are in as far as I can tell?08:40
infinitydaniels : Ahh, kay.  Not used to that anymore, since all my DSL in Australia has been Data-over-voice... Though all my DSL lines in Canada were dry pairs.08:40
infinitymdz : Yup.  And livefs builds are going/good?08:40
mdzdaniels: do you know what this report of a missing module section in xorg.conf on -devel is about?08:41
mdzinfinity: going08:41
Lathiatdaniels: ...you have dsl on a second pair?08:41
infinityOh, look, ia64 caught up.08:41
mdzinstall CD build in progress, livefs builds in progress, live CD build queued08:41
Lathiatdaniels: never seen that before08:41
Lathiatthat just doesnt happen here.08:41
mdzKamion: we need to do something about jigdo before final08:42
mdzthis is just silly08:42
danielsLathiat: we have weirdo dsl.  nextep provisioned it themselves, bypassing telstra.08:43
danielsmdz: there's code to explicitly handle that case in current xorg; it's a hangover from a single bad version earlier on in breezy.08:43
danielsmdz: so if it's still happening now, today, I'll be surprised.08:43
pittimdz: oh, how long until the candidate build? I just download the current daily, but if it arrives fast, I rather wait for some minutes08:44
mdzdaniels: report was 05 sep08:44
Lathiatdaniels: oh right08:44
mdzpitti: about one hour08:44
Lathiatdaniels: that happens here but they still use the voice pair08:44
pittimdz: ok, then I only test the live CDs in that time; no need to waste 45 minutes for an install then08:45
Lathiatdaniels: they just share it with telstra08:45
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mdzpitti: better to wait; there are new live CDs coming too08:45
mdzand they have X changes08:45
pittiok08:45
danielsmdz: i think that was roughly when I added the brute-force-you-will-get-your-goddamn-modules bit to .config, so we should be okay.08:45
mdzKamion: either jigdo needs to get faster, or we need to do it after publishing so that we don't have to wait for it08:49
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pittimdz: is the live build already running? we need to downsize amd6408:51
mdzjblack: any luck with that live CD?08:51
TheGodFathermdz: i had say that live works fine :)08:51
mdzpitti: no, it isn't yet08:51
jblackdownloaded image and starting to burn now08:51
pittimdz: ok, then let's quickly throw out 16 MB08:51
danielsbbiab08:51
mdzpitti: but it is too late to process new metapackages08:51
pittihm08:51
mdzthat takes an hour08:51
pittiwell, most people won't have a problem with 666 MB08:51
TheGodFathermdz: other than the net setup that's pretty peculiar in my house08:51
TheGodFatherSCORE!08:51
mdzTheGodFather: what's peculiar about it?08:52
infinitypitti : Probably not worth worrying about for preview, almost eveyrone testing it will be using 700 MB blanks anyway.08:52
pittiinfinity: ack08:52
TheGodFatheressid (wifi)08:52
infinity(Can you even BUY 650 MB blanks anymore?)08:52
TheGodFatherit's not broadcasted08:52
TheGodFatherso there is no way for the livecd to know it in advance08:53
TheGodFatherbut the card was detected properly08:53
TheGodFathercards actually---08:53
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pittiinfinity: I don't see them in the shops here08:53
mdzjdub: who moderated this impi post to ubuntu-announce?08:55
jblackfinalizing... about to reboot. anythhing needed other than a "yes, x starts" ? 08:56
jblackmdz: ^08:57
jblackinfinity: ^08:57
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mdzdaniels: how about the keyboard vs. kbd issue also on -devel in the past 24 hours?08:57
infinityjblack : Erm, it gave you the right resolution?08:57
jblackI haven't restarted yet. 08:57
mdzjblack: the expected behaviour is "X starts with the wrong mode"08:58
jblackOk. 08:58
jblackbrb08:58
infinityjblack : Oh, you're doing install, not live?08:58
pittimdz: for the record, I did a hoary->breezy upgrade and then I had "kbd" in xorg.conf08:58
jblackinfinity: live08:58
jblackbrb08:58
mdzpitti: did it work?08:58
infinityOh, finalizing the CD image.  I'm retarded.  I thought you meant finalizing the install. :)08:58
infinityjblack : Carry on. :)08:58
pittimdz: well, the gnome part didn't (#14895), but the X side seemed to be fine08:59
pittimdz: I will triage the bug a bit, but it rather seems to be a gnome bzg08:59
pittibug, even08:59
jblackOk. I'm in the first livecd09:06
jblackI have 1920x1200 on the main monitor09:06
jblackon the main lcd, that is09:06
mdzthat's disappointing09:06
infinityThat does seem odd...09:07
jblackThe attached monitor is in mirror mode at 1600x102409:07
mdzdaniels: ^^^09:07
infinityThe livecd set it up that way by default?09:08
mdzdaniels: I expected this to be a good test case, since we have 1920x1440 and 1920x120009:08
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jblackAll I hit was enter three times and start up a shell to run xwininfo a few times and ssh into mercury to talk.09:08
dholbachgood morning09:08
pittiHi dholbach 09:08
dholbachmorning martin09:09
infinityjblack : Weird.09:09
jblackby the way, if anyone cares, there was an error during boot about debian-installer. I didn't see the error long enough to write it down.09:09
mdzRiddell: kubuntu preview status?09:10
mdzjblack: that's known09:10
jblackI'm still in the livecd if you want me to look at things.09:10
mdzjblack: /var/log/casper/post.log would be interesting09:10
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jblackshould be at http://mercury.linuxguru.net/~jblack/post.log09:11
infinitymdz : Hrm, maybe a laptop that only reports one available mode was a bad test. :)09:12
mdzyeah, on further consideration the impact of this bug was probably smaller than we thought09:13
jblackThis screen used to do other resolutions back in windows.09:13
infinitymdz : Note that DCRESOLUTIONS doesn't actually include his res in the list, but it gets used anyway, cause his display told us it was the only one it had.09:14
infinityjblack : The windows drivers blindly ignore what the display claims to be able to do, and just gives you all the options BELOW the max option.09:14
infinityjblack : And prays your display can stretch to accomodate.09:14
jblackI say used to because something ate the hal dll and rather than reinstall windows resized the ext3 filesystem.09:15
mdzinfinity: is there still a point in having him test the new one?09:15
infinityjblack : Not sure whose behaviour is really more correct, but we now should offer a very comprehensive list regardless (but default to your native)09:15
infinitymdz : Getting a log from the new one would verify the bug is fixed, but in his case, both will (should) obviously work fine.09:15
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jblackIf you don't need anything else from this one I'll switch back over so that I can get that rsync --partial started...09:16
infinitymdz : The only reason it works on the livecd is because we never ask the debconf question.  Clever.09:16
jblackwhere's reboot on this thing? 09:17
infinitymdz : In any scenario where the question actually got asked, jblack would have been screwed (cause his resolution isn't in the select list)09:17
jblackfound it09:17
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infinitymdz : At least, that's how I'm reading this log.  We seed debconf with the list, then just set it to what we got from the earlier probe and ignore the list.09:18
infinitymdz : If the probe had failed for any reason, he would have been presented with a list that didn't have his resolution in it, I assume.09:19
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infinityEither way, can't go back in time and unfix the bug, so let's just pretend it was urgent enough to postpone testing for a couple of hours and carry on, shall we? :/09:20
jblackAlso, reboot doesn't.09:22
Kamionmdz: ok, just woken up and am catching up (the IRC client connection was automatic ...)09:22
mdzjblack: works for me; can you be a touch more specific?09:22
infinityjblack : DO you have an update-notifier or update-manager process spinning in the background, by any chance?09:23
infinityjblack : Or anything at all in "ps ax" that looks like it's suspiciously stopping your session from closing?09:23
jblackOk. The lcd turns off, the monitor stays on and says something like ...[reboot]  on the bottom. I hold the power button for four seconds to turn the machine off, tap the power button to turn it back on.09:23
jblackinfinity: I'm back in my normal systme setup.09:23
infinityOh, it didn't apm/acpi reboot.09:24
infinityThat could be something specific to your laptop.09:24
jblackIts undoubtedly an acpi problem. ubuntu on this machine was a nightmare on this machine for the last year.09:24
infinityI'll have to test here and make sure the reboot gets tripped okay on my machine.09:24
jblackI was getting over 100 megabytes a day of log errors at one point. 09:24
infinityWhat kind of laptop is that?09:25
jblackI eventually solved that with nolapic in grub's config. 09:25
jblackWhether its still necessary, I don't know.09:25
infinityAnd did you just accidentally volunteer to have us commandeer it for the entirety of UBZ?09:25
jblackIts a Sony Vaio VGN-A190.09:25
jblackI um... um.. I was looking for an excuse to buy a new baby laptop to replace the dying one in my bedroom, I guess? 09:26
jblackFor all I know you guys fixed it three months ago, though.09:26
jblackbtw, suspend to disk works, suspend to memory doesn't.09:27
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infinitymjg59 : Do we have a facility to fiddle things like turning local apic off and on, depending on system board DMI dumps on anything equally nasty/clever?09:27
jblacksuspend to disk _mostly_ works, actually. The docking station doesn't get powered back up if I suspennd to disk, take the machine out of the docking station, wake up, and put it back 09:27
infinityjblack : yeah, I would expect that, after the bit about not being able to reboot, and requiring nolapic.09:27
infinity(Expect that suspend to ram wouldn't work, that is)09:28
jblackon the baby laptop upstairs, suspend to anything results in the machine coming back up, but the backlight stays off. 09:28
infinitySuddenly, I feel pretty good about how well my hardware is supported.09:28
jblackthat one is a sony as well.09:28
jblackanyways, I'm *not* complaining.;09:29
jblackYou guys do a great job. I'm happy with what I've got, and I'm not asking for help09:30
jblackDo you guys want me to bring the docking station as well to ubz? 09:31
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infinityIf it's not too much trouble, and someone has a chance to look at it, it may be educational.09:32
jblackno problem at all. I'm driving, so I can load up09:32
jblackI can even bring you a machine that xen can't handle if you wish. :) 09:32
infinityOh, rock on, then.  Bring whatever gear you can fit in the car, and if we have a chance to play with it, we will. :)09:33
jblackthat one is one of those 1st gen acpi machines. 09:33
jblackOk. I'll bring the minivaio (the baby one), which is on its very last legs, the ex-wife's compaq laptop (broken keyboard and cdrom), comet (the vgn-a190 you had me test) and ...what at one point was called rms. :) 09:34
jblackthe minivaio used to be the ex's too. She was hard on laptops.09:34
jblackOh, and I can bring another vaio as well. a....grv550. That's the daughters.09:35
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jblacklet me get that rsync started.09:36
siretarthm. has anyone been using ddd recently?09:39
siretartmoving window around makes it segfaulting for me (current breezy). will investigate further..09:39
jblackstarting:09:39
jblackjblack@comet:~/Desktop$ rsync -B 65536 -v --partial rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/daily-live/current/breezy-live-i386.iso  ./breezy-live-i386.iso09:39
jblack33%...09:40
jblack2/3...09:41
jblackHmmm. 09:41
jblackThe new livecd is exactly the same size as the old livecd? 09:42
jblackjblack@comet:~/Desktop$ -rw-rw-r--    1 jblack jblack  681308160 2005-09-08 02:44 breezy-live-i386.iso09:42
jblack-rw-rw-r--  1 jblack jblack 681308160 2005-09-08 03:41 breezy-live-i386.iso09:42
Kamionhas anyone tested an install on a wireless-connected machine? there've been some bugs about wireless configuration not being carried over to the second stage, and I'd like to make sure they're isolated rather than systemic09:42
LathiatKamion: worked with colony 409:42
Kamionok, that's probably good enough09:43
LathiatKamion: stage 2 ? reboo t?09:43
Kamionthanks09:43
KamionLathiat: yes09:43
Lathiatwell i had wireless when i rebooted so09:43
Lathiati assume it worked09:43
Lathiatinterface was up, dhcpd09:43
Lathiati didnt specify a wep key or anything tho09:43
jblackinfinity: I get a md5sum of 250c5cd3443959f0deea7a43e7818893 on the new image, which has the same filesize as the old image.09:43
Lathiatso its mostly default apart from knowing it asked for eth1 and dhcp09:43
Mithrandirdoko: do you have any idea about http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14539 ?09:44
infinityjblack : Not sure if there IS a new image yet.  You'd have to ask mdz.09:45
jblackmdz: ^ 09:45
mdznot yet09:45
mdzETA 10m09:45
jblackOk. no problem.09:45
mdznew install CDs are up though09:45
mdzNEW INSTALL CDS READY FOR TESTING09:45
Kamionat least new xorg explains why my rsync is taking ages09:45
mdz20050908.409:46
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jblackinfinity: Will that shopping list I gave you above help any? 09:47
infinitymdz : Did you change the labels this time?09:47
infinitymdz : The jidgo template claims it's: 'Ubuntu 5.10 "Breezy Badger" - Alpha i386' (breezy-install-i386.iso)09:47
mdzKamion: I changed CONF.sh as instructed...09:48
mdz    export OFFICIAL="Preview"09:48
mdzinfinity: 20050908.4?09:48
fabbionemdz: permission to upload xdm (universe) to fix 1441209:49
infinitymdz : Oh, wait, I think my jigdo is cacheing.09:49
mdzfabbione: universe is not frozen09:49
infinity'Ubuntu 5.10 "Breezy Badger" - Preview i386' (breezy-install-i386.iso)09:49
infinityBetter.09:49
danielsnice09:49
infinitymdz : False alarm.09:49
mdzphew09:49
dokoMithrandir: no idea, works for me on amd6409:49
mdzif I had to wait another 70 minutes for a label change I would have killed09:50
danielsmdz: i've followed up with more information requested for keyboard vs kbd09:50
Mithrandirdoko: yeah, works for me as well.09:50
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mdzor rather done it by hand09:50
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danielswe finally have two phone lines plus the dsl09:51
danielsmy laptop celebrated this great news by getting down to 3% battery09:51
Lathiatdaniels: mmm09:52
danielsmdz: the main thing is that 14751's fixed, a) because I think that was the worst manifestation, b) because the submitter is a complete prick and I would love for him to go away09:52
Lathiatmost interesting you were using a separate pair09:52
danielsLathiat: nextep, dude.  it's crazy commercial dsl.09:52
Lathiatdaniels: yeh but we have commercial companies with their own dslaams and they share the copper09:52
Lathiathow they do that sanely is beyond me but they do09:53
Kamionmdz: yeah, I've incorporated that into arch, thanks, looks fine09:53
danielsLathiat: yeah, go figure.  all I know is that NEC have their own kit in the exchange.09:56
Lathiatdaniels: right, same as the other ISPs here but yeh, interesting09:56
danielsalright, battery's dead.  i'm out for the next 2-3 hours.09:57
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mdzjblack: 20050908.5 is mirroring now10:00
jblackok10:00
jblacklooks like its there.10:00
mdzNOTICE: the current daily and daily-live CDs are preview candidates.  Please test them and report success or failure to the channel!10:02
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dholbachmorning seb128 10:03
seb128hey dholbach10:04
jblack33%10:04
jblack75%10:05
pittiyay10:08
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Mithrandiris the live cd VT switching bug tracked down yet?10:08
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Burgundaviajdub, we really need to do something about the Preferences menu in Breezy+110:09
jblackrebooting10:09
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ubuntuOk. I'm in the cd.10:17
ubuntumdz: ready10:17
ubuntuinfinity: ready10:17
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jblack_heh. I can't see nicknames in irssi on the livecd. :) 10:19
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jblack_That's better.10:20
danielsMithrandir: should be okay10:20
danielspitti: tell me about it10:20
jblack_daniels: Would you be interested in monitors audibly clicking when doing a shutdown now -r ? 10:21
danielsjblack_: at which point?  a click on a mode switch is pretty normal.10:21
KamionMithrandir: I think we nailed most of that yesterday, over a few iterations10:21
pittidaniels: ah, it's just a crackful dream I had the other day :-)10:21
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danielsjblack_: if they blow up, I'm interested ... but *totally* not responsible.10:22
danielspitti: heh10:22
jblack_daniels: I dualhead.  When I leave X, the lcd drops to console. The monitor clicks every 2 seconds or so (sounds like the click monitors often do during change of resolution). 10:22
jblack_That doesn't happen if I ctrl-alt-backspace.10:23
danielsneat.  running usplash, perchance?10:24
jblack_not intentionally?10:25
danielshrm10:25
daniels*shrug*10:25
danielsjust one of those things10:25
jblack_reading apt-cache show, I don't think so.10:25
danielsanyway, time to go cook dinner.  i'm not going to irc from the stove, like last night.10:26
bob2soup?10:26
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danielsbob2: nah, just random stir fry over at dad's place10:26
danielsbob2: thursday -> family dinner10:26
bob2ah10:26
jblack_mdz: There? 10:26
jblack_infinity: Hello? 10:27
danielsbob2: between last night's effort (I didn't eat any, just froze it all), and some I had frozen before, I have enough soup to last me until UserLinux releases10:27
daniels(ha ha)10:27
Kamionwhoa, slightly dodgy progress bar in base-config10:27
Kamionoh well10:27
mdzjblack_: yes?10:27
bob2hahah10:27
jblack_I'm in the second livecd10:27
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mdzKamion: dodgy how?  I didn't notice anything untoward, but I didn't watch it the entire time either10:27
jblack_1920x1200 of course. What would you like? 10:28
Kamionmdz: it goes up to 11% and then jumps back to 4%, near the start10:28
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Kamionit's only noticeable if you're paying fairly close attention10:28
Kamionso much not a big deal for preview though10:28
mdzjblack_: any additional testing you want to do is helpful, but the detection of the panel size is what we wanted to test. thanks.10:29
jblack_Oke-doke10:29
sivangmorning all10:29
pittiHi sivang 10:29
sivangpitti: how's bugsquashing going?10:29
mdzsivang: it's CD testing time10:30
pittisivang: now it's CD testing time; do you have some time to thest them?10:30
BurgundaviaKamion, I noticed something similar with my colony 3 install, jumped from 64% backt o 56%10:30
KamionBurgundavia: that's much weirder, but colony 3's old enough that I'm not too bothered unless you can reproduce it with newer10:31
Kamion64% is in the middle of the desktop installation and it really shouldn't jump around randomly there10:31
BurgundaviaKamion, I didn't bother filing a bug because I couldn't reproduce it10:31
sivangmdz, pitti : ofcourse I do, I have a seperate /home and /root , so I can probably install over this office workstation of mine, however is there anyway to save the alredy installed packages?10:31
mdzKamion: I didn't think debconf progress bars were capable of going backward10:31
mdzsivang: just install to a separate partition10:32
Kamionmdz: they certainly are, you can update them with SET (absolute) as well as STEP (relative)10:32
mdzKamion: and base-config does that?10:32
Kamionmdz: and base-config always uses PROGRESS SET 'cos the maths are much simpler that way10:32
mdkeI'm still getting xkb errors on my hoary->breezy machine, i have touched nothing in the configuration since I installed hoary. Is this known?10:32
sivangmdz: ok, I'll go fetch me a daily10:32
Kamionmdz: it means there's a risk of going backward in the event of a programming error, but the counter-risk would be having the progress bar reach 100% far too early and then just sit there ... I prefer this set of risks10:33
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sivangmdz: what about hoary->breezy upgrade tests? are those worthwhile? (should I note anything while at it etc..)10:33
Kamionand also using STEP would mean I'd have to make the progress bar use only integers throughout, which is impossible because I don't know exactly how long apt's progress bar should be10:34
Kamionanyway, not important enough to worry about10:34
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mdkeis anyone who can answer my xorg question around?10:35
Kamionmdz: (actually, you might well be able to pass a negative number to PROGRESS STEP, too. I've never tried.)10:36
sivanghmm, just making sure my testing is useful, shoudl I try with a daily or with colony-4 ?10:37
Kamionsivang: current daily please10:37
mdzKamion: usplash failure on powerpc 10:37
mdzlive10:37
Kamionboo10:37
Kamionwhat happened?10:37
sivangKamion: k, thanks10:37
mdzblack screen, no artwork no progress10:37
jdubmdz: my fault on the impi moderation - thought that was just the start of the mail10:38
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mdzmorning sabdfl10:39
ogramorning mdz 10:39
Kamionmdz: did it work on install, or have you tried yet?10:39
mdzKamion: install is burning now10:40
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jdubdownload, that is10:40
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KamionI think I preferred it without the bterm bug fixed, looking at those error messages on live ;-)10:40
Kamionah well10:41
sabdflhi guys10:41
Kamionmorning10:41
dholbachsabdfl: hi mark10:41
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pitti_livehi10:43
pitti_livemdz, Kamion: powerpc live: I get a completely black screen during boot, when usplash is supposed to show up10:44
pitti_livevt switching on shutdown works, but after ejecting the CD nothing happens, I'm not asked to press enter for shutdown, and pressing enter does nothing10:44
pitti_liveKamion: The "Bummer, cannot run d-i" is a known issue?10:45
Kamionpitti_live: yeah10:46
Kamionit's probably always been there, we just never noticed until we fixed the VT switching10:46
pitti_liveit does not actually seem to do any harm10:46
Kamionso it looks a bit untidy but it's just the final death throes of the old /10:46
pitti_liveI'm more worried about usplash not working10:46
pitti_liveanyway, I test amd64 shutdown now and brb10:47
Kamionit would be interesting to know what kind of framebuffers you guys have10:47
Kamionpseudo/truecolour, colour depth10:47
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Kamionmine's pseudo/810:48
mdzKamion: how do I find out?  fbset -i?10:49
mdzis there a way to check from d-i? I have an install in progress now10:49
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pittimdz: amd64 live works flawlessly (apart from the ridiculously looking English and German mix)10:51
mdzpitti: here as well10:51
mdzonly without the german10:51
dholbachhehe10:51
lllmanulllmdz, About CD integrity testing, I asked in a mail to write on the CD download page that CDs should be burned 1/3 slower than the maximum allowed ; I think this solution doesn't involve any code modification and would already prevent a lot of CD burning errors ; what do you think ?10:51
pittimost menu strings are translated, but there is English in between10:51
mdzlllmanulll: I read your email; I think a safe guideline is to go no faster than 4x10:52
dholbachbrb - have to re-adjust cables10:52
mdzlllmanulll: on which page do you think the advice would be most visible?10:52
pittiKamion: did you hear any other usplash failures on ppc?10:53
lllmanulllmdz, On the page where one can download the CD images ?10:53
lllmanulllMake it bold face, or something like that ?10:53
Mithrandirmdz/Kamion: ok to upload http://err.no/patches/glib1.2_1.2.10_1.2.10ubuntu1_asm_const_ftbfs.diff after preview? Fixes Ubuntu #1370410:54
pittido patches still need manual approval after preview?10:54
mdzKamion: /proc/fb says "ATI Radeon If"10:54
mdzMithrandir: ok to upload now; it'll be queued for after preview10:55
Mithrandirmdz: thanks10:55
mdzpitti: no10:55
sivanghey sabdfl 10:55
Mithrandirpitti: hm, point.  I'm not sure, but I'd like to have people at least eyeball stuff I upload in case I overlook something and introduce quiet breakages.10:55
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mdzKamion: usplash works on your powerpc in the current candidate?10:58
Mithrandirmdz: so I can just do the uploads I queued yesterday now?10:59
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mdzMithrandir: which packages?11:00
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mdzpreferably not anything in desktop11:00
mdzin case we need to do uploads targeting preview11:00
Mithrandirmdz: blender, siege, unifont.11:00
Mithrandirthe last one might be in desktop, I'm not sure11:00
Mithrandirhm, no, it's not11:01
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seb128brb with liveCD11:01
dholbachi386 live: the colors of the usplash status messages appear a bit dark overe here, the "ok" is barely readable11:02
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dholbachi386 live: clicking on the help icon -> going over to "desktop" gives me information about gnome 2.10 and gnome 2.6 even - will the doc team revamp this?11:03
Kamionmdz: I'm still trying to get a reliable enough burn to tell, one moment11:03
sivangerr, 8m ETA for install cd, I wish it finished up already11:03
jsgotangcodholbach, that's upstream!11:03
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ogradholbach, ask gnome :)11:04
dholbachjsgotangco, ogra: that's what i feared :-p11:04
jsgotangcodholbach, there is work being done for 2.12 though11:04
mdkedholbach, nothing we can do: if they don't perhaps we should remove it11:04
dholbachmdke: yes... it's a bit ... well ... confusing to the user :)11:04
jsgotangcodholbach, im one  of the people contributing to 2.12 wiki atm but its very very slooowww11:04
ogramdke, or get 10 additional guys and rewrite it ;)11:04
mdzKamion: similar usplash behavior on powerpc install here11:04
mdzKamion: worse, in fact, because it seems to clobber the console font11:05
dholbachapart from mentioned issues - live i386 is fine for me11:05
Kamionwell, I get a black screen on a laptop where you have to use vga=77111:05
Kamionso it's not just powerpc FWIW11:05
mdzthe dialogs are drawn with garbage rather than line drawing characters11:05
mdzKamion: works fine for me on amd64 and i38611:05
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\shhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/20050908.4/ <- latest daily?11:06
mdz\sh: /current is a symlink which points to the latest11:06
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dholbachbrb11:06
\shmdz: k11:06
\shdownloading11:07
mdzKamion: vt switching seems solid, at least11:08
mdzKamion: we did fix it several times over ;-)11:08
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sivangmdz: whats the bug number for the vt switching? (/me is curious to know what happened there)11:09
mdz14851 or something like that11:09
Kamionmdz: fbset -i, the Type and Visual lines and the last number in the geometry line11:10
mdzit's all over the irc log11:10
Kamionit's not all in the bug11:10
mdzKamion: hmm, we don't install fbset?11:10
mdzwhich package is it in?11:10
mdzin universe, even11:11
mdzit'll have to wait until the install is finished11:12
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seb_li386i386 liveCD works quite fine11:13
mdzseb_li386: excellent11:13
seb_li386mdz, I've a network issue though. I've an eth0 and a eth1n eth0 unplugged, eth1 which should gets its IP from DHCP11:14
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seb_li386mdz, on boot eth0 is up and eth1 is not, I've to run sudo dhclient to get it and an IP11:14
seb_li386is that a known issue?11:14
mdzseb_li386: that is NOTABUG11:15
mdzoh, didn't see your first message11:15
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mdzseb_li386: does mii-diag report the link status correctly? has this ever done any different, e.g. in hoary?11:15
mdzRiddell: ping11:16
seb_li386mdz, 11:18
seb_li386$ mii-diag11:18
seb_li386Using the default interface 'eth0'.11:18
seb_li386SIOCGMIIPHY on eth0 failed: Operation not supported11:18
sivangseb_li386: it gives the same for me on my desktop here, which is installed and using network fine11:18
mdzseb_li386: I see an icon on the panel for evolution on i386 but not on amd6411:18
seb_li386I'll try with hoary in a sec. I changed my eth cards since hoary and I've not tried with this config11:18
mdzseb_li386: mii-diag requires root11:18
sivangmdz: this is on my hoary, using root11:18
seb_li386mdz, I get the same by running sudo mii-diag11:18
sivangUsing the default interface 'eth0'.11:19
sivangBasic registers of MII PHY #1:  3100 7809 02a8 0330 05e1 0000 0000 0000.11:19
sivang Basic mode control register 0x3100: Auto-negotiation enabled.11:19
sivang Basic mode status register 0x7809 ... 7809.11:19
sivang   Link status: not established.11:19
sivang   End of basic transceiver information.11:19
mdzseb_li386: ok, then your hardware/driver doesn't support testing link state11:19
mdzseb_li386: and so we can't determine if it's plugged in11:19
seb_li386hum, k11:20
seb_li386so NOTABUG?11:20
mdzseb_li386: CANTFIX11:20
seb_li386dmesg has "[4294702.958000]  eth0: no link during initialization." though11:20
mdzseb_li386: what about the panel icon issue?11:20
seb_li386I don't have it on the i386 liveCD11:21
seb_li386looking at it11:21
mdzhmm11:21
KamionI don't have it on live/i386 either11:21
Kamionwas about to mention that11:21
dholbachme neither11:21
mdzany of you using laptops?11:21
Kamionyes11:21
mdzinteresting11:21
jsgotangcoaye11:21
mdzis it supposed to be there or not?11:21
seb_li386/usr/share/gconf/schemas/panel-default-setup.entries:        <string>/usr/share/applications/evolution.desktop</string>11:21
mdzjsgotangco: and you see the icon, or not?11:21
seb_li386I hate upstreams11:22
seb_li386they keep versionning it11:22
seb_li386it's evolution-2.4.desktop now11:22
jsgotangcowhat icon? (im just burning the live atm11:22
seb_li386we should use evolution-mail.desktop rather, it's shipped with the package and don't move11:22
mdzjsgotangco: oh, I thought you were responding to my question11:22
dholbachthe hoary -> breezy upgrade i did on another box was particularly fine, just gnome-phone-manager (universe, was fixed today) wasn't installable11:23
mdzamd64 and powerpc installs both successful 11:25
mdzthough powerpc was ugly as hell11:25
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mdzKamion: I'm thinking we should roll back usplash on powerpc unless  you already know what the  problem is11:26
Kamionmy fucking CD drive is not helping11:26
mdzI will get you that fb info though11:26
ograseb_li386, does gconfd still need a SIGHUP after you changed a setting with gconftool-2 ? 11:27
Kamionhow about we leave usplash as it is but make base-installer not install it? that way at least live CDs work on some hardware11:27
Kamionand we don't get the install CD damage11:27
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seb_li386ogra, yep, dh_gconf does it though11:27
mdzKamion: the user experience is pretty bad on the live CD11:27
Kamionthe live CD is not massively helped by not having usplash11:27
Kamion?11:27
mdzit just goes blank, no feedback at all11:27
mdzwe could disable it in casper11:27
Kamionthat would save a live fs build11:28
mdzright11:28
ogramdz, the script in 7150 will need to SIGHUP gconfd in the end to make the change valid (in case gconfd already runs while you change the setting)11:28
KamionI'm going to have to go out and get a CD cleaner and some new discs11:30
mdzogra: gconfd isn't running11:30
ograok11:30
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ogradidnt know when you run it11:31
mdzKamion: sent you mail11:31
mdzKamion: with the fb11:31
mdzinfo and an assertion error from usplash11:31
mdzogra: I don't think it's started until login11:31
ograyes, it gets started by gnome-session afaik... seb_li386 might speak up if its different :)11:32
mdzmy i386 install definitely gives me the evolution icon11:32
jsgotangcohmmm11:33
jsgotangcoi have it as well11:33
jsgotangco(just finished)11:33
seb_li386mdz, grep evolution /usr/share/gconf/schemas/panel-default-setup.entries ?11:33
mdzseb_li386: just rebooted, will check11:33
\shMithrandir: if glib is compiled, I can give gabber a new shot11:34
mdz\sh: it won't be compiled until after preview; it's in main11:34
\shmdz: ah ok11:35
mdzseb_li386: <string>/usr/share/applications/evolution.desktop</string>11:35
seb_li386mdz, do you have this file?11:35
seb_li386dpkg -S it?11:35
Mithrandir\sh: should be by now11:35
Kamionmdz: please change ->width to ->height on that line in bogl-pcfb.c and bogl-tcfb.c, rebuild, install, rebuild mkinitramfs, reboot11:36
Kamionmdz:   assert (xx + pixmap->width <= bogl_xres);11:36
Kamion  assert (yy + pixmap->width <= bogl_yres);11:37
mdzseb_li386: no11:37
Kamionobviously bogus :)11:37
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Kamion(not new code though)11:37
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seb_li386mdz, so the bug is that you get the icon, you should not if you don't have the desktop file11:37
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pittimdz: amd64 install (network, with language-support download) flawless11:37
pittimdz: powerpc install a complete failure11:37
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mdzpitti: details?11:38
dholbachbrb11:39
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pittimdz: #14736, os-prober crashes kernel when probing MacOS X partition11:39
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seb_li386pitti, computer:/// is bogus on the i386 liveCD here11:39
mdzpitti: ouch11:39
pittimdz: after some kill -9 in vt2, yaboot failed to write a boot sector11:39
seb_li386pitti, I've 2 CD drives, it lists both and the CD has a 3rd icon 11:39
pittimdz: manually rebooted, old yaboot installation still worked, got dropped into an empty console (usplash failure)11:40
mdzpitti: related or unrelated?11:40
pittimdz: and base-config does not run11:40
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pittimdz: I think the yaboot failure is a consequence of my killall os-prober11:40
pittiI made a screenshot, just need to download11:41
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pittiKamion: on powerpc: "usphash: bogl-pcfb.c:195: bogl_pcfb_put: Assertion yy + pixmap->width <= bogl_yres failed11:42
pittiKamion: does that say anything to you11:42
pittimdz: IMHO we should leave usplash disabled on powerpc for now, such last-minute features seem to lead to nothing but trouble11:42
ograpitti, yes, he said something similar before you entered the channel11:43
pittiah, ok11:43
ograpitti, :11:43
ogra<Kamion> mdz: please change ->width to ->height on that line in bogl-pcfb.c and bogl-tcfb.c, rebuild, install, rebuild mkinitramfs, reboot11:43
ogra<Kamion> mdz:   assert (xx + pixmap->width <= bogl_xres);11:43
ogra<Kamion>   assert (yy + pixmap->width <= bogl_yres);11:43
ograpitti, try that :)11:43
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pittiogra: oh, yes, that sounds sane :-)11:44
pittiseb_li386: sorry, ENOTIME11:44
seb_li386pitti, grumpf, k. I'll try to figure myself if that's a gnome-vfs issue so11:44
seb_li386but computer:/// is messed11:44
mdzKamion: that fixed it11:45
pittiseb_li386: I actually thought this was already fixed in the last version :-/11:45
seb_li386pitti, are drives and volumes supposed to have separate icons?11:45
pittiKamion: what should actually be executed after the first boot? base-config does not quite DTRT11:45
seb_li386pitti, I've no 2 drives icons and 2 CD icon, and no eject work11:45
pittiseb_li386: normall ynot11:46
seb_li386pitti, it used to change the drive icon to a volume one11:46
Riddellmdz: hi11:46
seb_li386pitti, k, will try to figure what's wrong with that11:46
pittimdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/shots/ppc-install.jpg <- that's what I get after first ppc boot when switching VT and thus get my screen back; looks familiar?11:47
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mdzpitti: yes11:49
mdzpitti: see breezy-changes ;-)11:49
pittihm, I don't really want to trash my MacOS partition now, since I want to keep it for confirming the kernel crash bug fix11:50
mdzpitti: we can't leave usplash disabled on powerpc because it is already enabled; we can only disable it ;-)11:50
mdzpitti: the reason it was enabled was as a workaround for the vt switching bug11:51
mdzthough that is also fixed another way now11:51
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pittimdz: ok, so we can keep the current i386/amd64 images and only get new ppc ones?11:51
mdzpitti: not unless we do it by hand, no11:51
dholbachkubuntu i386 live is fine11:53
mdzinfinity: around?11:53
mdzdholbach: kubuntu is several generations behind presently, and Riddell is nowhere to be found11:53
pittiok, I have to leave for ~2 hours11:53
Riddellmdz: here I am11:54
dholbachmdz: he just answered you 11:54
mdzRiddell: oh, hi11:54
pittiwhen I'm back, I can test new images, I will circumvent the os-prober test11:54
mdzRiddell: need an immediate status update on kubuntu preview11:54
mdzRiddell:  the last time we spoke, you had no successful CD operations yet11:54
infinitymdz : Just stepped in.11:55
Riddellmdz: 20050908 made last night works great on i386 but doesn't contain the language pack updates pitti put in, the normal daily build doesn't seem to have run11:55
mdzinfinity: can I get express treatment for usplash -10 on powerpc?11:55
infinitymdz : Yup.11:55
Riddellmdz: the problems I had went away as mysteriously as they came11:56
seb_li386pitti, is eject supposed to be fixed?11:56
mdzRiddell: are the seeds and metapackages in order?11:56
Riddellmdz: yes11:57
infinitymdz : Uploaded.11:57
mdzRiddell: so you need a new CD build?11:58
mdzinfinity: thanks11:58
Riddellmdz: for the new language packs yes11:58
mdzRiddell: what about the livefs?11:58
Dizietmdz: Thanks for the browser bugs, btw :-).11:58
Riddellmdz: livefs?11:58
mdzDiziet: HTH11:58
mdzRiddell: the filesystem used on the live CD11:59
mdzI have no idea if it's up to date or works at all11:59
Riddellmdz: the live CD works fine11:59
mdzon i386, ok11:59
mdzbut it won't have the langpacks either and needs to be revved12:00
Riddellyep12:00
danielsmdke: pong12:02
danielsmdke: is it just the gnome 'hey, GNOME and X keyboard settings are different, wtf?' dialog?12:02
mdzpitti: what's the last powerpc install which worked for you?12:04
pittimdz: uh, maybe two weeks ago, I didn't reinstall my laptop so often12:04
mdzit worked fine here, which leads me to guess that some of your problems are fallout from os-prober12:05
pittimdz: yes, I think so; I'll try the next image and just disable the hfs mounting in the os-proper backend12:05
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pitticu12:09
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mvofabbione: do you happen to know why we seem to have no "sk98lin" network driver on 2.6.12-8-amd64?12:12
spaceydoes someone know why /etc/ld.so.conf is gone? 12:12
fabbionemvo: there is no sk98lin anywhere.. we ship the free version called skge12:13
spaceyand is there a replacement?12:13
fabbionethe sk98lin kernel driver is utterly broken and the one from upstream is a royal mess12:13
mvofabbione: hm, it works on my (on-board) yukon ethernet port but skge does not (it seems to be unable to detect a link or auto-negociate)12:14
fabbionemvo: other people have the opposite problem. there is no winner12:15
fabbioneskge conflicts with sk98lin to a certain extents of hotplug12:15
fabbionemeaning that they share part of the same pciids space12:15
\shmvo: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=614212:15
Riddellmdz: are new kubuntu ISOs being built?12:15
fabbionemaking unpredictable what will work where and with what driver12:15
\shmvo: same here with the r200 and I'm tweaking my boot iso every time ,-)12:16
mvo\sh: thanks, I have seen this bugreport12:16
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mvofabbione: ok, thanks. 12:16
Kamionmdz: thanks for the usplash upload12:17
\shmvo: we have to wait until a good replacement is in the kernel ;)12:17
mdzRiddell: we can only do one build at a time currently12:17
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mdzKamion: can we disable the source CDs?12:17
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mdzKamion: I need to roll new install CDs for usplash and it takes 70 minutes with the current method12:17
mvo\sh: r200? you probably do not mean the graphic chip from ati, right :) ?12:18
mdzit shouldn't take more  than 20; it's all jigdo and source CDs12:18
mvomdz: should I wait for that? I'm about to start a i386 install test now (cd just burned)12:19
mdzRiddell: I can roll new install CDs, but live needs to wait for the livefs build to finish on powerpc12:20
\shmvo: no...portege r200 from toshiba12:20
mdzRiddell: kubuntu install build is running (no source, no jigdo)12:21
\shI think I have to buy some food stuff 12:21
mdzRiddell: what other architectures can you test, or find testers for?12:21
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seb_lamd64I got a debconf question with the list of resolution on boot of the amd64 liveCD12:22
seb_lamd64didn't get it with the i386 CD on the same box12:23
Kamionmdz: CDIMAGE_NOSOURCE=1 in the environment, being aware that HP have explicitly asked for source CDs of our releases in the past12:23
Kamionseb_lamd64: yes, xresprobe can't autodetect on amd64 yet12:23
Riddellmdz: I should be able to find a powerpc tester12:23
mdzKamion: dude, it's cost me too much sleep already12:23
Kamionmdz: I'll refer them to you :-P12:23
mdzHP can get the source like everyone else12:23
seb_lamd64Kamion, thanks12:23
mdzit's only preview12:23
siretartin breezy, where shoud app-defaults go, /etc/X11/app-defaults or /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults?12:24
jsgotangcohmm i must have a bad burn on amd6412:24
danielsthe former12:24
seb_lamd64I've message about S72menu-exist before the splash screen, is that known?12:24
WaterSevenUbkamion, thanks for correcting the archive-copier.po :) We were sleepy in the evening already :)12:25
\shxterm has old link to /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults...fixed it here locally12:25
Kamionseb_lamd64: yeah, it's the death throes of the old root filesystem, which are visible now that we've fixed the vt switching12:25
Kamionugly but harmless12:25
seb_lamd64k12:25
seb_lamd64amd64 liveCD works fine here too out of these small notes12:26
KamionWaterSevenUb: no problem12:27
seb_lamd64daniels, when switching between apps with alt-tab the windows are black painted ... any idea of what could do that?12:27
\shmdz: ok with u to upload xterm-103 after preview time to fix the location of /etc/X11/app-defaults12:27
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mdz\sh: fine to upload to the queue now12:28
\shmdz: thx12:28
siretartdaniels: is it possible that xmkmf makes makefile that make compiled programs look for app-defaults in /usr/lib/app-defaults instead of /etc/X11/app-defaults12:29
Riddellhmm, oversized kubuntu live CDs12:29
danielsseb_lamd64: iz gtk bug12:29
seb_lamd64daniels, cairo?12:29
danielsseb_lamd64: unless.  do me a favour.  fire up xev, and partially obscure it (so, say, half of it is behind a terminal).12:29
danielsseb_lamd64: tab over to xev, and back to the terminal.12:29
danielsseb_lamd64: you should get VisibilityNotifies about it being fully visible, then partially obscured12:30
danielsif you ever get a FullyObscured VisibilityNotify, X is broken12:30
danielsseb_lamd64: this is the colourmap-is-null one that I patched straight after you uploaded 2.8; the patch hasn't gone missing, hsa it?12:30
seb_lamd64VisibilityNotify event, serial 28, synthetic NO, window 0x2a00001,12:30
seb_lamd64    state VisibilityPartiallyObscured12:30
danielssiretart: i dunno, possibly12:30
seb_lamd64VisibilityNotify event, serial 28, synthetic NO, window 0x2a00001,12:30
seb_lamd64    state VisibilityUnobscured12:30
danielsseb_lamd64: okay, 'tis a gtk bug :)12:31
seb_lamd64daniels, patch came from upstream, right?12:31
danielsyeah12:31
danielsfrom otaylor12:31
seb_lamd64daniels, I'm pretty sure it has been used for new versions12:31
seb_lamd64we have 2.8.3 atm12:31
seb_lamd64but it doesn't do that on the same box with my standard install12:31
danielsseb_lamd64: another easy way to tell is, well, use xev as a litmus test12:32
siretartdaniels: I will check this. if it is, shall I file another bug about this?12:32
danielsseb_lamd64: see if it only does it with gtk apps, or if it does it with xev also12:32
danielssiretart: sure12:32
Mithrandirlive amd64 works for me12:32
siretartok (off fur lunch now)12:32
seb_lamd64dand, xev is painted black as weel12:32
seb_lamd64ups12:32
seb_lamd64daniels, 12:32
danielsseb_lamd64: on alt-tab?12:33
danielsgar, I can't reproduce it12:33
seb_lamd64daniels, it's painted when I press tab, and keep this way while alt is pressed12:33
danielsseb_lamd64: painted black?12:33
seb_lamd64yeah12:33
danielshm12:33
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seb_lamd64it goes away when I relax alt12:33
danielswhen I hold down alt, and hit tab, I get the outline of the frames showing12:33
danielsbut I can still see my active window12:34
KamionI really, really hate typing 'sudo reboot' on the wrong machine by mistake12:34
seb_lamd64which is the correct behaviour12:34
danielsKamion: yes12:34
danielsseb_lamd64: so, let me get this right12:34
danielsseb_lamd64: you hold down alt12:34
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danielsseb_lamd64: hit tab12:34
danielsseb_lamd64: and the window you're switching to ... its area is drawn completely black, over the current window?12:34
danielsseb_lamd64: and then you release alt and it paints itself12:34
seb_lamd64correct12:34
danielsi've seen that before, but only once, and it heisenbugged itself12:34
danielsalso on amd6412:34
danielsi'm pretty sure it's a metacity bug12:34
seb_lamd64it does that with i386 and amd64 liveCD on this box12:35
danielsx has nothing to do with it at that point -- all painting over the active window is done by metacity12:35
seb_lamd64and no with i386 install12:35
seb_lamd64install beeing my working box, no a fresh one12:35
danielsif you could get me a diff between the Xorg.0.logs on live and install, that would be great, but I'm pretty sure it's a metacity thing12:35
danielsif you want to make really sure, try starting kwin or fluxbox or something12:36
seb_lamd64k12:36
dholbachbrb12:36
sivangI tried to resize the partition on which I Want to install, but I got "due to unknown reason cannot resize partitoin"12:37
hungerdaniels: I keep running into problems with the xdm deb. Its postinst fails with status 1 whenever I upgrade something. Is there a way to work around that? I guess I broke some symlinks trying to fix stuff during the transition.12:37
sivangthe partition is ext3 plain one, with bootable device flag 12:37
danielshunger: i dunno man, I didn't do xdm12:37
danielshunger: apparently it was broken until today though12:37
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hungerdaniels: Oh, I thought you were the big X hacker.12:37
sivangKamion: any idea?12:37
danielshunger: yeah, but fabbione did a lot of the apps12:38
hungerdaniels: Great, I'll upgrade as soon as I get back into the hotel tonight.12:38
Kamionsivang: no, check the log files12:38
Kamionsivang: perhaps it was not cleanly unmounted12:38
Mithrandirhmm, shouldn't the update-notifier be disabled on the live CD?12:38
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Mithrandirit offers to upgrade usplash here, which seems kinda silly12:38
hungerdaniels: It is always great to hear that it wasn't me who messed up stuff for a change:-)12:38
sivangKamion: ah, so should I umount it manually before trying to install using the install cd ?12:39
Kamionsivang: manually or automatically, don't care :)12:39
seb_lamd64daniels, Xorg.0.log.diff on my chinstrap dir12:39
Mithrandirdaniels / seb_lamd64 : the black box problem goes away be switching to openbox, fwiw.12:39
Mithrandirs/be/by/12:39
Kamionsivang: but I think parted will often refuse to resize a filesystem that wasn't cleanly unmounted12:39
sivangKamion: if there's a dirty flag set for this fs, how can I manually unset it?12:40
Kamionsivang: fsck12:40
Kamionah, good, my powerbook's CD drive is much healthier now12:40
danielsMithrandir: \o/ metacity problem12:40
sivangKamion: k, I'll fsck it now that I manually unmounted it. I really want to see the ext3 resize in action, plus I have all the mirror data on that partition :)12:40
seb_lamd64daniels, or xorg bug exposed by it :p12:40
danielsseb_lamd64: what's - and what's +?12:41
sivang/dev/hda4: clean, 11576/3571712 files, 1680702/7138884 blocks (check in 4 mounts)12:41
seb_lamd64daniels, out of joke, probably a wm bug, but any help to debug it is welcome, I've no clue on this code12:41
sivanggoody, not back to installation.12:41
danielsseb_lamd64: actually, I have an idea12:41
seb_lamd64daniels, - is the working install, + the bugged liveCD12:41
danielsshazam! fuck I'm smart12:42
seb_lamd64you found what causes the bog?12:43
danielsyeah12:43
seb_lamd64cool12:43
seb_lamd64you rock :)12:43
seb_lamd64what is it?12:43
danielsmissing Modules section in xorg.conf -> no extmod12:43
danielsat a *guess*, I'm going to say missing SHM support12:43
mdzRiddell: kubuntu install isos are up12:43
seb_lamd64daniels, why extmod is not used? xorg bog?12:44
Kamiondamn, same os-prober problem here12:46
mdzKamion: I'm happy with the current builds, modulo the powerpc/usplash issue12:46
mdzKamion: a powerpc livefs build is in progress and should finish soon12:46
mdzwhen it does, I'll kick off live and install builds and go to sleep12:46
Kamionwell, kernel problem while running os-prober anyway12:46
Kamionmdz: ok, cool12:46
KamionI don't know what to do about this os-prober thing. Release-note it? The workaround is not entirely trivial.12:47
danielsseb_lamd64: for some reason, xserver-xorg/config/modules is still empty.  could you please chuck up /var/log/casper/post.log?12:47
KamionI could temporarily change os-prober to avoid hfsplus partitions12:47
mdzKamion: do we know if the os-prober issue affects all macos partitions, or only some?12:48
mdzyes, was going to suggest that next12:48
Kamionmdz: can't prove a negative ... but it's both pitti's and my OS X partitions12:48
seb_lamd64daniels, on chinstrap too12:48
mdzKamion: well, a counterexample would be enough12:48
Kamionand somebody else's12:48
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KamionI haven't heard of a counterexample, but I don't really have enough data12:49
mdzI could install macos here12:49
Kamionit's hard enough to get people to report successes let alone to get information about what other OSes they have installed ;)12:49
danielsseb_lamd64: thanks12:49
mdzKamion: I have no problem with disabling it; it isn't as if we can resize macos anyway, so dual booting it is something which requires advance planning and some expertise12:49
Kamionmdz: that might be a plan, although it will take an hour or two12:49
seb_lamd64daniels, np, thank you for working on it :)12:50
Kamionmdz: er, I thought parted could shrink hfs fine12:50
mdzit takes about an hour, an hour of saying "20 minutes remaining"12:50
mdzKamion: it can12:50
mdz?12:50
Kamionnot that I've ever tried it, but I've seen it in changelogs12:50
sivangKamion: still no go, no apparent logging information. any other way to obtain logs of the resize checkup other then ALT+F{1,2,3} ?12:50
Kamionsivang: alt-f4 for a start12:50
mdzpowerpc livefs just succeeded12:51
Kamionsivang: but please, if you can find somebody else to help, please do, I'm very busy just now12:51
danielsseb_lamd64: no worries.  my best guess is either of the damage or shape extensions being missing, but it's sort of irrelevant which.12:51
mdzKamion: any reasonable way to avoid rebuilding and retesting i386 and amd64?12:51
sivangKamion: ok, I'm sorry, I will go on without resizing then, won't bug anymore12:51
seb_lamd64daniels, I can try to turn them12:51
danielsseb_lamd64: what's the value of xserver-xorg/config/modules?12:51
seb_lamd64daniels, on my standard install, and notice which one breaks it?12:51
Kamionmdz: not particularly conveniently12:52
seb_lamd64daniels, how do I get that?12:52
danielsseb_lamd64: ah, it's okay, doesn't particularly matter at this point12:52
danielsseb_lamd64: /var/cache/debconf/config.dat :)12:52
mdzok12:52
mdzKamion: builds running12:52
mdzI'm turning in12:52
mdzSMS me if any new blockers are discovered12:52
Kamionok12:52
seb_lamd64Name: xserver-xorg/config/modules12:52
seb_lamd64Template: xserver-xorg/config/modules12:52
seb_lamd64Value:12:52
seb_lamd64Owners: xserver-xorg12:52
seb_lamd64Flags: seen12:52
Kamionmdz: can we release before you wake up, if not? :-)12:53
mvoi386 install is fine here12:53
Kamionor I guess you have all the announcement-fu12:53
danielsseb_lamd64: sheeeeet.12:53
danielsseb_lamd64: okay12:53
danielsseb_lamd64: this is where it gets hillarious12:53
danielsseb_lamd64: can you please hack /var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.config to run with sh -x, and dump the output of sudo dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical xserver-xorg on chinstrap?12:54
jsgotangcogrrr i seem to have a corrupted rsync image12:54
daniels(btw, it is shape support rather than damage that causes it.)12:55
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seb_lamd64daniels, xorg-reconfigure.log12:57
seb_lamd64daniels, and now I have "Value: GLcore,i2c,bitmap,ddc,dri,extmod,freetype,glx,int10,type1,vbe" :/12:57
danielsseb_lamd64: let me guess, xorg.conf now has a reasonably well-populated Modules section too?12:59
seb_lamd64daniels, correct12:59
danielswell, shit.01:00
danielsgar, it should always be answering it with the default that I can see.01:01
seb_lamd64daniels, and a new xorg started with startx -- :1 works fine now01:01
danielsseb_lamd64: sigh01:01
seb_lamd64daniels, is there any way to get a log of the first boot/config?01:01
danielsmy rsync's still going, I'll get down and dirty with the cloop when it's fone01:01
dholbachbrb01:02
danielsseb_lamd64: start it with expert, in one of the steps where it's mounted /target but not yet run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, drop to the shell, edit /target/var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.config (or maybe just /var/lib/dpkg/info/xserver-xorg.config, whatever works), and add sh -x to it01:02
danielsand post.log should then have the full trace from the config script too01:02
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Kamionpowerpc install into second stage, looking fine01:04
seb_lamd64daniels, lemme try01:05
danielssebcheers01:05
danielsheh01:05
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seb_lamd64daniels, grumpf, the liveCD has no expert mode?01:15
sivang_i386_instbesides some weirdness in my LCD configuration, and some gibbrish characters when setting up gnome-games (watched using alt+f4) this is pretty awesome install process01:16
danielsseb_lamd64: live-expert01:17
seb_lamd64daniels, grra, thanks, brb :)01:17
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sivang_i386_instthe USPlash not that bad either, although I'd like to see it use a higher screen resolution01:18
danielssivang_i386_inst: can't01:19
daniels640x480 is the only sensible resolution we can ever hope to configure01:19
danielseven then, it doesn't always work01:19
sivang_i386_instdaniels: I see, it also had on error there - "failed setting up console font"01:19
sivang_i386_instdaniels: is there neglectable?01:19
danielsprobably, yeah01:20
sivang_i386_instdaniels: and still, my console fonts are really weird looking comapred to hoary's...01:20
sivang_i386_instdaniels: and I had to punch my LG's "auto adjust" so it will stretch and center the display picture.01:21
danielsyeah, that's because we're using a vga framebuffer01:21
danielslots of fun01:21
sivang_i386_instdaniels: I see. so, how can I make it not use the framebuffer ? :) (I like it how it was in hoary hehe)01:22
sivang_i386_instHmm, I can't see the evolution icon either next to the Yelp one on the top panel..01:23
danielssivang_i386_inst: ... don't use usplash.01:23
Kamionsivang_i386_inst: the evolution icon's broken, was discussed earlier01:25
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sivang_i386_instKamion: k,thanks01:26
dholbachbbl01:27
mjg59infinity: I think it probably /can/ be done01:31
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sivangdaniels: so, due to using the frambuffer for usplash, I get weird gnome-terminal fonts? (I think I understood wrongly)01:32
danielssivang: oh, gnome-terminal fonts are something else altogether01:32
danielsthat's probably freetype changing again01:32
sivangdaniels: oh :)01:33
mdkei can't boot into my windows partition after dist-upgrading yesterday. The entry has disappeared from grub and I can't succeed in booting in manually01:33
mdkeanyone else seen that?01:33
sivangall in all, very nice install as always, and usplash is refreshing :)01:33
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bob2mdke: you mean grub ignore is, or you don't know how to add it?01:34
mdkebob2, i tried adding it and it didn't boot, just returned me to the grub menu01:34
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ogramdz, still here ? 01:36
sivangmdke: it happens every time a new kernel is added for me 01:36
sivangmdke: he's off to sleep, I think.01:36
sivangops, that was for ogra 01:36
danielsogra: he's asleep, yeah01:36
mdkesivang, ok can you 14947 then pls?01:37
mdkealso, any idea how to put it back?01:37
Kamionsounds like you didn't put the Windows configuration in the right part of menu.lst01:37
Kamionthe file has clear documentation about which parts are autogenerated and will be rewritten on upgrade01:37
ogradoes anybody know since when the liveCD user has apassword set ? i thought there wasnt one ?01:37
mdkeKamion, i didn't put anything in there, it was added automatically when I installed Ubuntu, and has been there since, until it was removed randomly yesterday01:37
ogra(for the ubuntu user that is)01:38
mdkeKamion, it's a testing machine so i don't play with configuration01:38
mdkeKamion, when i tried to add it manually, i just did it from the grub command line01:39
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danielsseb_lamd64: hey dude01:40
danielsseb_lamd64: how was your adventure in live cd land?01:40
seb_lamd64daniels, I've the log01:40
danielsseb_lamd64: excellent! thanks a lot01:40
sivangwhat more testing needs to be done? (/me is hungry for more QAing..)01:42
seb_lamd64daniels, post-verbose.log on chinstrap01:42
danielsokay, what the fuck?01:43
daniels+ db_set xserver-xorg/config/modules GLcore,i2c,bitmap,ddc,dri,extmod,freetype,glx,int10,type1,vbe01:43
daniels[...] 01:43
daniels+ db_input low xserver-xorg/config/modules01:43
daniels[...] 01:43
daniels+ RET='question will be asked'01:43
daniels[...] 01:43
daniels+ db_get xserver-xorg/config/modules01:44
Kamionis that a multiselect?01:44
daniels[...] 01:44
Kamionyou probably need ", " instead of ","01:44
daniels+ db_get xserver-xorg/config/modules01:44
daniels[...] 01:44
daniels+ RET=01:44
danielsKamion: nnnnnghargnh01:44
Kamioncdebconf is a bit less picky there01:44
danielsseb_lamd64: okay01:45
Kamionbut debconf splits on /,\s+/ not /,\s*/01:45
danielsseb_lamd64: if you feel like doing another live run ... grep for the line that says GLcore,i2c01:45
danielsseb_lamd64: and change foo,bar,baz to foo, bar, baz01:45
Kamionput quotes around it too if they aren't there already01:46
danielsthere are quotes around it, yeah01:46
danielsit came from debian.  so the quoting was perfect.  it's just everything else that was broken. :P01:46
Kamionok01:46
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Kamionwhat are the consequences of this bug, again?01:47
Kamioncurrent Debian xserver-xorg seems to use awk with RS=", "01:47
KamionI don't see the same hardcoded list there; I guess it's old01:47
danielsKamion: it's in another section01:48
mvodaniels: the amd64 live cd didn't auto-detect my panel resolution. known issue?01:48
danielsKamion: the impact is that we don't get any modules loaded01:48
Kamionhmm, that's bad, right?01:48
danielsKamion: -> no xvideo, metacity doing ugly black shading of windows, no gl01:48
danielsaccelerated or no01:48
seb_lamd64daniels, will give it a try01:48
danielsyeah, that's not great01:48
danielsmvo: external panel, not laptop panel, right?01:48
mvodaniels: external, yes01:49
danielsmvo: yeah, been there ever since warty ;)01:49
danielsKamion: if seb tries this ant it comes up roses, I can do an upload immediately01:49
Kamionok, thanks01:50
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mvodaniels: uhhh ... right (/me dosn't have his amd64 for that long)01:50
danielsand, everyone, I really like your testing, but stop finding bugs :P01:50
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HiddenWolfdaniels, why, the more the merrier? ;)01:51
Kamiondaniels: the ", " thing confused me really severely about two months ago, if that's any consolation - that's how come I noticed it immediately above01:51
Kamionit bit localechooser rather hard01:51
danielsKamion: hey man, don't worry about it.  multiseat taught me about writing portable shell, this is teaching me about hillarious debconf semantics. ;)01:51
danielsHiddenWolf: heh01:51
mvoother than that, amd64 looks pretty good (modulo the isse that seb reported already)01:52
danielsyeah01:52
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KamionI'll do a live run on powerpc with that change in a bit, too01:53
BenCanyone able to reassign bugs?01:55
BenCI have two bugs assigned to me that need to be reassigned correctly01:55
Kamionogra: could you give BenC editbugs please?01:55
ograKamion, BenC, done :)01:56
KamionBenC: you should be able to do it yourself now01:56
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BenCthanks01:56
Kamionogra: ta01:56
ograKamion, do you happen to know why the liveCd has a password for the default user now ?01:57
BenChmm, assigned-to field is still not editable for me01:57
Kamionogra: no - perhaps passwd -l broke?01:57
KamionBenC: there should be a reassign radio button further down01:58
BenCyep, damn bugzilla, doing things all weird01:58
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ograKamion, can casper set environment vars before the user gets logged in ? 01:59
mvohm, looks like starting the screensaver is not a good idea on the live-cd :P01:59
ogramvo, just solved01:59
ogra;)01:59
ogramvo, but you could be my guineapig if you run the liveCd currently01:59
Kamionogra: what are you trying to do?01:59
mvoogra: nice picture btw =)02:00
mvoogra: I was just rebooting, should I boot back into it?02:00
ograKamion, solving the xscreensaver lock issue02:00
Kamionogra: you could hack /etc/environment; bear in mind that every hack performed by casper has to be unhacked by ubuntu-express02:00
ogramvo, could you kill xscreensaver after login and export RUNNING_UNDER_GDM="True", then start xscreensaver again and try to lock ?02:00
mvoogra: ok, will do (once it's up again)02:01
ograKamion, see that ^^^ it prevents locking at all, i just have to get this var set before the user gets logged in02:01
Kamionogra: it would be much better for xscreensaver to detect that the user's password is locked02:02
KamionI don't see why that should be infeasible; it surely has the privileges to tell02:02
LathiatKamion: technically, that behavior would be correct02:02
ograKamion, yes... but as a quick fix this will work...02:02
LathiatKamion: (not letting you unlock if is locked)02:02
mptmvo: Has "Click on the update icon the link to see the available updates" already been reported?02:02
ograKamion, i.e. for preview since its a one liner :)02:03
Kamionogra: did mdz say this is preview-critical?02:03
ograKamion, nope... but a easy fix and i guess the current CD arent final, are they ? 02:03
Lathiatit should be02:03
Kamionno, unfortunately they aren't02:03
mvompt: I thought that was fixed in the current image? let me check02:03
KamionI want to keep the delta to preview as small as possible, that's all02:04
ograKamion, o adding this one line to casper should be sufficient for now... i'm working on a zero PW chack already, but this will take longer02:04
BenCwho officially handles udev bugs?02:04
BenCdoesn't seem to be just one person assigned udev stuff02:04
ograBenC, pitti ? 02:04
BenCis that scott?02:05
Kamiona motley selection of pitti, Keybuk, jbailey, and whoever fails to step back first02:05
mvompt: it's not fixed apparently :/ would "Click on the update icon or the link.." be appropriate?02:05
BenCah, martin-pitt02:06
mptmvo: That would be acceptable, though I'd still wonder why I was being given a choice :-)02:06
HiddenWolfGuys, I've got trouble with my cdroms again.02:06
HiddenWolfDon't automount.02:06
mvoBenC: do you plan a kernel upload after preview? the hook file would need a (small) update to support not showing the reboot notification if a reboot already happend02:07
Kamionthat hfs crash really needs to be fixed before final, so I hope so02:08
BenCmvo: yeah02:08
Mithrandirdoko_: what do you think about http://err.no/patches/bcel_5.1-4ubuntu2_5.1-4ubuntu3_ftbfs_ant_compiler.diff ?02:08
mvompt: you don't like choices ;) ? I'm fine with just writing "the link" or "the button"02:08
mvoBenC: the hook file will need the additonal key ""DontShowAfterReboot=true"02:09
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pittiHi02:09
danielshi pitti02:10
pittinew CD images to test?02:11
sivangpitti: wb02:11
sivangpitti: I'm in to more tests as well02:11
pittiKamion: thanks Colin for the hfs workaround - so I don't even need to hack in the scripts during install :-)02:12
Kamiondaniels: that X fix seems to have worked02:12
fabbionehey BenC 02:12
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seb_lamd64daniels, that fixes it02:12
danielsKamion: okay, cool02:13
danielssweet02:13
seb_lamd64thanks for debugging it02:13
danielsKamion: speak NOW if you don't want me to upload02:13
danielsseb_lamd64: thank you, dude02:13
Kamiongo ahead02:13
danielsKamion: done02:13
danielsseb_lamd64: i hope you want beer bought for you at ubz02:13
seb_lamd64was not GTK bog :p02:13
danielsseb_lamd64: (of course, this means that all bugs from here in are gtk bugs ...)02:13
seb_lamd64sure :)02:13
danielssince all the xorg bugs have clearly been fixed02:13
seb_lamd64ha ha :)02:13
pittimvo: btw, I installed with network and download of the l-support pack, worked fine02:14
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seb_lamd64pitti, you are next on my list :)02:14
mptmvo: That's not the sort of choice that lets someone increase their long-term productivity, so the only effect will be to slow them down02:14
danielsi'm so used to mentally reversing your 'ah ah' in my head, I read that as 'ah ah'.02:14
mvopitti: yeah! thanks02:14
mptmvo: It's rather strange to use hyperlinks in non-Web GUIs anyway, so nuking the link and just saying "click the icon" would be an improvement I think02:14
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seb_lamd64pitti, is the liveCD supposed to be mounted?02:14
pittiKamion: during install I noticed quite a few missing translations - did the msgids really change that much or is there a bug somewhere?02:14
pittiseb_lamd64: well, you can't do without, right?02:14
Kamionpitti: there's a bug somewhere in debconf->cdebconf passthrough - I'll track it down after preview02:14
seb_lamd64pitti, hal-device-manager doesn't list it as mounted02:15
pittiKamion: yes, should be no preview blocker, I just noticed it02:15
pittiseb_lamd64: but "mount" does?02:15
seb_lamd64pitti, neither do mount02:15
seb_lamd64pitti, nop02:15
mvompt: can't you usability folks have a common opinion :) ? I got a bug a couple of days ago that it's too hard for people to understand what a "update icon" is and that I should add a clickable bit in the notification02:15
seb_lamd64pitti, but computer:/// and the desktop list "cdrom"02:15
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pittiseb_lamd64: hm, then hal can't either - I look at it in my next live test02:15
seb_lamd64pitti, I don't get how/why it happens02:15
mvompt: but yeah, I agree that it's lame to have a choice in this question02:16
pittiseb_lamd64: I suspect that gvfs displays the loopback image as cdrom02:16
mptmvo: I agree entirely that it's too hard for people to understand what an update icon is02:16
seb_lamd64pitti, what loopback?02:16
pittiseb_lamd64: the live root fs?02:17
mptmvo: The long-term solution is not to use an icon, but realistically, that won't get done for Breezy, will it :-)02:17
pittiseb_lamd64: I will look at it02:17
seb_lamd64pitti, right02:17
seb_lamd64pitti, thanks, let me know if you figure something02:17
Kamionogra: testing a casper hack now02:17
mptmvo: In the short term, saying "please click the icon" with a balloon pointing straight to it should be *obvious*, even if annoying or whatever.02:17
mvompt: no, I'll get eaten alive if I do anthing but (small) fixes at this stage02:17
pittiah, I need to change my IP to circumvent my quota, brb02:18
danielsheh02:18
danielsand I thought Australian ISPs sucked02:18
ograKamion, great :)02:18
HrdwrBoBhaha02:18
Lathiathaha02:18
daniels(well, they do, but still.)02:18
Lathiatwell02:19
HrdwrBoBthat's ok I route traffic through my work because we peer with them02:19
Lathiati cant change my IP to avoid quota02:19
Lathiatwish i could02:19
danielsHrdwrBoB: oh, dude.  nice.02:19
HrdwrBoBso I get free traffic02:19
HrdwrBoB:D02:19
LathiatHrdwrBoB: eh heh02:19
Lathiati do that when i get shaped02:19
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Lathiatwell through a small non profit ISP i look after02:19
Riddellmdz: can we get new kubuntu live CD builds02:19
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danielswe just have unlimited 1.5/256 at the moment.  iinet are planning to do dsl2 on our exchange, so we should have unlimited 12/lots soonish, but I'm really hanging out for agile's adsl2+, so we get 24/arseloads.02:20
danielsRiddell: he's asleep at the moment02:20
Lathiatdaniels: unlimited? hahahha02:20
Lathiatdaniels: have you seen iinets plans? :)02:20
Riddelldaniels: quite right too02:20
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Riddellkamion: can we get new kubuntu live CD builds02:20
danielsLathiat: i thought they offered an unlimited.  but I sense we're spiralling rapidly offtopic.02:20
Kamionogra: are you sure that RUNNING_UNDER_GDM=True won't affect anything else?02:20
Lathiatdaniels: no, the *most* you can get is 40GB02:20
ograKamion, yup02:20
danielsoh, cock02:21
Lathiatwell, you could pay $190/month02:21
Lathiatand get 120GB02:21
KamionRiddell: is there any point considering that we'll have to rebuild them for new xorg anyway?02:21
KamionRiddell: and new casper, for that matter02:21
RiddellKamion: when are they coming in?02:21
ograKamion, its a explicit xscreensaver env var02:21
Lathiatdon't forget you'll have to bundle your phone service with them02:21
danielsKamion: is there any point filing a wishlist on debconf asking it to scream frigging loudly if it decides to throw away your selections because you're doing something wrong?02:21
danielsLathiat: don't use the landline, so I don't care02:22
Kamionogra: it's not named like an xscreensaver environment variable :-P02:22
Lathiatdaniels: yeh but the rental is like $12 month more than most people pay to telstra02:22
Kamiondoes nobody know about namespaces any more?02:22
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KamionTHIS_IS_MY_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_HONEST_ALL_YOU_OTHER_PEOPLE_CAN_GO_JUMP=True02:22
danielsKamion: i'm pretty sure libx11 had LIBRARYPATH at some point02:22
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danielsmaybe still does02:23
Kamiondaniels: probably ought to at least show up in DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer logs02:23
KamionRiddell: they're on their way, next couple of hours02:23
ograKamion, if you feel better with it, i can add two lines to xscreensaver and add RUNNING_UBUNTU_LIVE as lock prevention02:23
ogra;)02:23
ograits trivial02:23
Kamionthat doesn't make me feel better, no02:23
danielsKamion: that would rock, yeah02:24
Lathiatogra: does this fix include asking the screensaver to lock itself?02:24
RiddellKamion: right02:24
ograi suspected this :)02:24
ograLathiat, yes02:24
Lathiatogra: ok cool02:24
ograLathiat, it works n th lowest level...02:24
Kamionogra: RUNNING_UNDER_GDM=True in /etc/environment seems to work, anyway; I'll upload that shortly02:24
ograKamion, thaks :)02:24
KamionRiddell: when do your last usable live CDs date from?02:24
Kamionogra: it really ought to be XSCREENSAVER_*, though, if you're adding future variables02:25
RiddellKamion: 2005-09-07 02:25
ograKamion, this var is set normally if you run xscreensaver from GDM to have it switch to a screensaver if nobody logs in...02:26
Lathiatpitti: was the decision not to restart dbus on any package installations kept?02:30
Lathiatpitti: (just wondering if we should keep this behavior in the avahi package)02:30
ograLathiat, its an upstream decision02:30
Lathiatogra: sure, i more meant the decision on what to do in our packages02:30
Lathiati'm aware of the issues/reasons surrounding it02:30
pittiLathiat: yes02:31
Kamionogra: since it's set by gdm, are you aware of any other code that looks at that environment variable and behaves differently when it's set?02:31
ograKamion, nope ...02:31
Kamionthat's the obvious question02:31
danielsLathiat: you should absolutely have code to deal with it02:31
danielsLathiat: but it won't be happening by default02:31
Lathiatdaniels: was that the dbus thing?02:32
Lathiatdaniels: basically i dont restart, because that tended to be the consensus, unfortunately as its a system bus service the restart is needed to make avahi-daemon actually able to connect, i should send a patch to get dbus to reload its config files.02:33
danielsLathiat: yeah, the dbus restarting thing02:33
ograKamion, sabayon uses it too to prevent locking in the xnest session, i dont think it will do any hram to anything else02:33
ograharm even02:33
Lathiatavahi seems to have single handedly turned up about 10 bugs/annoyances in dbus so far02:33
tsengLathiat: haha02:33
Lathiatreally, it has02:34
tsengLathiat: and snorp is finding more in dbus-sharp trying to bind avahi02:34
Lathiattseng: yeh some of them are those02:34
Lathiat(was talking to him earlier about that)02:34
Lathiatnot supporting arrays of arrays, didn't haven wrap a 16bit integer (in dbus-sharp)02:34
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Lathiatwe had some bugs in the python bindings, the problems with private connections, the fact the system bus address isnt exported, the fact restarting sucks / you can't reload config files, the header files arent ansi C compliant, etc, etc :)02:35
KamionRiddell: I'm doing a quick build now for you02:41
Kamionwon't be final though02:41
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seb_lamd64pitti, 02:41
seb_lamd64vol(0x54f720)[dev: /dev/cdroms/cdrom0, mount: file:///cdrom, device type: 4, handles_trash: 0, icon: gnome-dev-cdrom, name: cdrom, user_visible: 1, drive: (nil)] 02:41
ograedubuntu is just to big :(02:42
seb_lamd64that's from the gnome-vfs volume stuff02:42
Riddellogra: twice as much to test02:42
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Riddellogra: but feel free to test kubuntu CDs on your amd6402:42
ograRiddell, but unbelivable promotion advantages02:42
Kamionok, I like new xorg, it actually builds in reasonable time02:42
danielsKamion: no it fucking well doesn't02:43
danielsit still takes like 40 minutes on my laptop02:43
pittiseb_lamd64: and yet this is a lie, i. e. the cdrom is not actually mounted?02:43
seb_lamd64pitti, nop02:43
Kamiondaniels: I can stay awake for 40 minutes02:43
daniels(daniels, meet years of accumulated bitterness.  years of accumulated bitterness, meet daniels.)02:43
seb_lamd64pitti, but I don't get where it founds /dev/cdroms/cdrom002:43
pittidaniels: how long does the split server need?02:43
danielsKamion: i much preferred the fifteen seconds or so.02:43
Kamionheh02:44
pittiseb_lamd64: that indeed looks like devfs...02:44
seb_lamd64pitti, /dev doesn't even has a /dev/cdroms/cdrom002:44
Kamionseb_lamd64: if that's a live CD that's where it is in d-i02:44
pittiseb_lamd64: did you ever see that problem in an installation?02:44
Kamioncasper copies in /dev/cdroms/ at shutdown02:44
seb_lamd64pitti, nop02:44
danielspitti: it'll land as soon as dapper opens if I don't get it into Debian first.  gravity wants to work on 7.0 now, so hopefully that'll work out pretty well.02:44
Kamionbut that may not be enough02:44
seb_lamd64Kamion, yep, that happens with amd64 and x86 liveCDs from today02:45
Kamionseb_lamd64: what's the effect?02:45
seb_lamd64Kamion, computer:/// and the desktop have a "cdrom" icon02:45
pittiseb_lamd64: it's not actually wrong, cdrom seems to be the cloop live image, and CD-RW (or whatever) the actual drive02:45
Kamionthat's not a showstopper on the live CD, I don't think02:45
seb_lamd64nop a stopper, no02:46
pittiseb_lamd64: ... whcih you can't mount anyway since there already is a CD in it02:46
seb_lamd64just quite ugly02:46
pittiKamion: nope, it's just a cosmetical thing; we eventually shuold make it nicer, but not for preview02:46
hungerWould it be possible to add zeroconf to /etc/services? Should be 5353/udp IIRC.02:46
Lathiathunger: thats not 'zeroconf' its 'multicast dns'02:46
seb_lamd64pitti, but where does it find it? It's not listed by mtab neither hal02:46
hungerLathiat: Could that get added then?02:47
Lathiathunger: not the person to ask, just pointing that pout :)02:47
pittiseb_lamd64: as soon as we get a new CD set with the new xorg and casper, I try the live CD again02:47
seb_lamd64pitti, k02:48
sivangwhen are we expecting to have now images for testing?02:48
KamionI am not answering questions of that form. :-)02:49
tepsipakkinautilus keeps crashning (same for trashapplet) if $HOME is behind a symlink02:49
tepsipakki-n02:49
tepsipakkiuptodate breezy02:49
seb_lamd64what an idea to not use a real folder for that02:50
tepsipakkieh?02:50
sivangKamion: oops, s/now/new/ :)02:50
danielserr02:50
Kamionstill not :)02:51
tepsipakkiseb_lamd64: it is a real folder..02:51
Kamionos-prober's in, xorg/amd64,i386 is in, xorg/powerpc's in accepted, waiting for casper02:51
danielsKamion: so, with all this bugfixing I've been doing in xorg, for releases, it's reminded me of something02:51
danielsKamion: y'know how multiseat duplicates all of xserver-xorg's maintainer scripts and shit?02:51
tepsipakkiseb_lamd64: $HOME is /u/lai/lk/uid, but /u -> /home/u because it is a local folder, not behind NFS02:51
Kamiondaniels: uh-huh02:52
danielsKamion: we should probably think about disabling it unless explicitly requested for final02:52
Kamioncan it be updated reasonably?02:52
Kamionbut yeah02:52
daniels'possibly, but I totally can't be arsed'02:52
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KamionI've put it on my to-do list, I'll see if I can do it02:53
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pitticarlos: here?02:55
Kamionlamont-away,infinity: can you hurry casper_1.14 through? it's just an arch: all build02:55
carlospitti, hi02:55
carlospitti, yes02:55
Kamionoh, never mind, it's in accepted now02:55
danielsKamion: if we're not actually going to be supporting multiseat (read: giving someone some time to do XorgAutoconfiguration), it's probably best to just take it out behind the shed02:56
KamionI think some of our approach has to be dictated by whether the people who wanted multiseat in the first place are still interested (to the extent that they'd complain if we dropped it from breezy)02:57
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danielsKamion: the answer as I know it (in that I was directed to not spend work time on fixing it) is 'no'02:58
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seb128CD sessions froze, if somebody wrote something for me write it again :)02:59
Lathiatseb128: no one said anything with your name :)02:59
Lathiat(nobody loves you)02:59
seb128k02:59
danielsseb128: just more gtk bugs02:59
pittiseb128: oh, I just pasted you the patch for a huge gtk bug, but now it's lost02:59
pitti:-)02:59
pittidaniels: heh02:59
seb128:p02:59
tepsipakkithe nautilus-crasher is in gnome-vfs, and it occurs if the first part of $HOME is a symlink (in this case, /u ->). If I make /u a real directory and then add a symlink to the real $HOME under it, everything works03:05
tepsipakkiand that's why I haven't hit this before03:05
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seb128tepsipakki: could you describe what is the first part of a dir?03:08
tepsipakkiumm03:08
seb128you don't use /home/<user> as home?03:08
tepsipakkino, this is a campus-wide system03:08
seb128and...?03:08
seb128could you describe the setup03:09
tepsipakkimy home is /u/lai/lk/tjaalton.. the "first part" here is /u =)03:09
seb128and what make it crashing?03:09
seb128do you have a backtrace?03:09
tepsipakkinormally we have links under a directory named /u, but in this case /u itself is a symlink (under /home/u, laptop ie. local home)03:09
tepsipakkiwell, yes but no debugging symbols03:09
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tepsipakkihttp://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/crash.txt03:12
Kamionlive fs and install CDs building03:12
seb128tepsipakki: apt-get install libgnomevfs2-0-dbg03:13
tepsipakkiseb128: yes, will try03:13
tepsipakkiseb128: http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/crash-dbg-nautilus.txt03:18
tepsipakkiseb128: http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/crash-dbg-trashapplet.txt03:19
tepsipakkithey look similar ;)03:19
ograseb128, the issue with 7150 is that disabling the button doesnt solve the problem :)03:20
seb128tepsipakki: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=308639 upstream03:21
seb128ogra: I figured that, I don't really get Matt's question though03:21
ograseb128, i suspect he expected the key to do what its name says ;)03:22
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ograseb128, disable_lock_screen should be reamed to disable_lock_button ;)03:23
tepsipakkiseb128: well, this is on login03:23
seb128/apps/panel03:23
seb128the namespace count03:23
seb128tepsipakki: the backtrace is the same03:23
ograyup... but still the name of the key is confusing03:23
tepsipakkiseb128: ok, luckily this is easily avoided03:24
seb128you don't have real bugs to start discussing about key name not beeing optimal?03:24
mjg59jbailey: 1126184936.3740.139.camel@petra on lkml looks interesting03:24
seb128tepsipakki: maybe you could comment on the upstream bug saying what you do to get the bug03:24
tepsipakkiseb128: yes03:24
ograseb128, haha.... 03:25
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Mithrandirdaniels: 9925 works just fine for me; close it?03:39
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mjg59crimsun: Ping?03:44
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elmoKamion: I take it I shouldn't do the NEW l-p or BYHAND d-i?03:47
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Kamionelmo: not yet, please03:47
elmocool, just checking03:47
Kamionhm, I thought we had those NEW l-p ages ago, but evidently mdz just NEWed the source or something03:48
Kamionoh well, it'll have to miss preview03:48
lamontMithrandir: my bad on that hwclock.sh bug - I fixed it about the same time as I uploaded to ubuntu03:48
Mithrandirlamont: but you forgot to mention it in the changelog. :-P03:48
danielsMithrandir: just did, thanks03:48
lamontMithrandir: yeah03:49
lamontMithrandir: likewise, I think that the latest debian upload of util-linux is a non-diff for ubuntu03:49
lamontIIRC03:49
Mithrandirlamont: that'd be nice.03:49
jbaileymjg59: It seems too new for google to have indexed.  Who's it from?  I'll look it up in today's lkml.org03:50
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lamontMithrandir: the bug in question (deb323872 - I think) was fixed in 2.12p-703:50
Mithrandirlamont: the ==-bug?  Yeah, it was.03:51
lamontyeah03:51
lamontiz the only change in -703:51
mjg59jbailey: Karel Zak03:51
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lamontthen there's -8, which deals with a dangling symlink, which should not be the case on grandma'03:52
lamonts computers03:52
Mithrandirlamont: still the LSB diff, though, and some other smallish cleanups by mdz (usplash friendlyness and such)03:52
herziwhich package do is use to file bugs for linux-image-*? they're not mentioned in bugzilla03:52
mjg59herzi: linux03:52
herzithx03:52
lamontMithrandir: ah, ok.  I'll pull the ubuntu changes back into debian then..03:52
mvoping jamesh 03:53
lamontMithrandir: note that the LSB stuff is down to a 18 line diff or so03:53
jbaileymjg59: Ooo, the failed resume support there?03:53
jbaileyThat's nice.03:53
Mithrandirlamont: nice.03:53
lamontMithrandir: since the debian version includes lines of the form: log_begin_msg () { echo -n "$@"; }03:53
jbaileyMy patch to do that is in file, but didn't make it into Debianyet.03:53
lamontprolly closer to a 25 line diff, but it's one block of text03:53
herziBenC: can you take a quick look at http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14964 and tell me whether this can be achieved within breezy?03:53
Mithrandirlamont: can't you just wrap that in an if [ ! -f ... ]  ?03:54
lamontno.  they might have lsb-base installed on the system.03:54
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lamontor do we have a file that we know only exists on ubuntu machines?03:54
hungerIs the network-manager in universe up to date? I can't install it due to libcairo1 dependency.03:55
KamionI'm increasingly of the opinion that it's OK to just start using lsb-base functions on Debian too03:55
Kamionif there's a difference in required output format, it should be handled in the lsb-base functions in Debian03:55
lamontKamion: does it not violate policy?03:55
lamontah, woot!03:55
Kamionlamont: see above03:55
Kamionlamont: I'm not saying it *is* handled properly there (it wasn't, last I checked), but that seems to be the obviously correct approach ...03:55
lamontKamion: I'd be inclined to say let's fix lsb-base, and then we can go there... not the other way around...03:56
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Kamionlamont: a number of people have already started to use lsb-base, so hopefully that'll provide momentum03:56
lamontnice03:56
Mithrandirhunger: nm is br0ken because it doesn't recognize the dbus version, so the cairo rebuild failed03:58
DizietOne of the firefox bugs I'm triaging is more or less equivalent to a wiki page mentioned in the obsolete https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyBadger under `Un-prioritized stuff' but not in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyGoals.03:59
Diziet(Triageing ?)03:59
DizietIt claims to be `major' which is an exaggeration anyway, but should I put a reference to it anywhere, or shall I just let it wallow in amongst the `normal' bugs ?04:00
lu|dinner(triaging)04:00
Kamion("triaging", I think, because a following "i" still produces the same "g" sound as a following "e".)04:00
hungerMithrandir: Thanks!04:00
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DizietIt's 7023 which I think is equivalent to MimeManagement.04:01
Mithrandirhunger: I guess prodding a MOTU to update the snapshot might be the best thing to do.04:01
KamionMimeManagement already has a link to 7023.04:01
Kamionand I see 7023 has a link to MimeManagement, too04:02
DizietIndeed.  But do they want a link anywhere else ?04:03
DizietAlso it has `Target Milestone: Ubuntu 5.10'04:03
Kamionso I think it's probably OK to just reprioritise it as appropriate, and bring it up at the next conference if you think it's a substantial piece of work that you want a chunk of time allocated to04:03
DizietWell, actually, I don't think it's that important.  But I don't want to overrule some earlier decision by someone ...04:04
Kamionlet me just find out who set that milestone04:04
mvoping niran 04:04
DizietIt looks to me like it was the submitter./04:05
KamionDiziet: Jeff Waugh set the milestone when he made comment #204:05
Diziets,/,,04:05
Kamion(unfortunately, the only way I know of to find this out is to hunt through mail archives, which is why I keep a full archive of ubuntu-bugs ...)04:05
DizietOh, I should look in `view bug activity'.04:05
Kamionah04:05
Kamion!04:05
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Kamionwell, that comment was made around the Hoary release, and I think it's clearly blown past the stage in this release cycle where one might add that feature04:06
DizietIndeed so.04:06
KamionWe should get an "Ubuntu 6.04" milestone added04:07
DizietShould I set it to no milestone, normal and email Jeff ?04:07
KamionYes, that sounds reasonable for now04:08
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Amaranthi hate wireless networks04:10
dholbachre04:10
Kamionmjg59: did you see this morning's usplash upload as well as my mail about last night's?04:11
Kamion(I should get those changes back into BOGL)04:11
mjg59Kamion: Yup04:12
mjg59Kamion: So it all works now?04:12
danielsKamion: g'luck with preview, thanks for dealing with the updates etc.  i'll be back in the 'morn.04:13
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Kamionmjg59: seems to, yes04:14
mjg59Kamion: Rock04:14
Kamionbeautiful usplash on beautiful huge powerpc framebuffer04:14
elmokamion: fyi succesful i386 live test on kinnison's toshiba portege a10004:14
mjg59Kamion: Ideally, we might want to provide higher coloured images plus a usplash package that uses linear framebuffers on x8604:14
Kamion("beautiful" may be an exaggeration. -ed)04:14
mjg59That way people who use vga=foo could get a nicer picture04:14
mjg59But probably post-breezy04:14
Kamionmjg59: yes, having 256 colours would be good on this framebuffer04:14
Kamionmjg59: the Kubuntu branding requirement is probably pre-breezy, so maybe a 256-colour version could go in at the same time ...?04:15
Kamionalthough god knows how to get the right artwork installed that early04:16
elmowhat's the password for ubuntu on live CD?04:16
Kamionelmo: none04:16
Kamion(locked)04:16
elmokamion: ah04:16
MithrandirKamion: there's a md5 hash in /etc/shadow.04:17
Kamionelmo: bitten by #7150?04:17
elmodaniel locked it while testing the hot keys and now can't get in :)04:17
Kamionelmo: switch to tty1 and 'sudo passwd ubuntu'04:17
elmokamion: do we no longer auto-login a console session?04:17
Kamionelmo: we certainly do04:17
Kamionsix of them04:17
Mithrandirfour of them04:17
Mithrandiris it six now?04:17
Kamionyes, we just sed /etc/inittab04:17
Mithrandirelmo: but it's very secure. :-P04:18
Kamions/getty/login/ or something equally bright04:18
elmohmm, ok, could be PEBKAC ;)04:18
KamionMithrandir: I think the password is temporarily set to 'ubuntu' and then locked after that04:18
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Kamionpreview-candidate install CDs up, please test04:19
elmomjg59: is the nx6125 thermal trip work around going to get into before final?04:19
Kamionlive building04:19
Kamionwell, not quite up yet, still mirroring - 20050908.604:19
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Kamionreally up now04:21
mjg59elmo: Nngh.04:22
mjg59elmo: With luck04:22
mjg59elmo: I've tracked it down some more. The behaviour is utterly mad.04:22
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mjg59Basically, the thermal trips are wrong if the timer is overridden from irq 0 to irq 204:23
mjg59Which is a bit of a WTF type situation04:23
Lathiatis there any reason we dont install libesd-alsa0 by default? this woudl free up /dev/dsp for the various applications that use it (games, flash, vmware, etc)04:24
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elmohmm, ok current live doesn't like nx6125's, it goes screwey as soon as you hit X04:25
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mjg59elmo: Yeah, X is still going to explode04:25
mjg59We're working on that04:25
pittiLathiat: erm, we do04:25
Lathiatwe do?04:25
Kamiondesktop: * libesd-alsa004:26
elmomjg59: ok04:26
Lathiaterr04:26
Lathiatso we do04:26
Lathiatwhen did that change?04:26
Lathiatit definately was steal using /dev/dsp last week04:26
pittiLathiat: maybe two or three months ago04:26
Lathiat... weird04:26
Kamion2005-05-19 11:36:11 GMT Martin Pitt <martin@piware.de>  patch-3104:27
Kamion    Summary:04:27
Kamion      switch from libesd0 to libesd-alsa004:27
Lathiati still had /dev/dsp being used up until last week04:27
pittiLathiat: we use alsa dmix by default now04:27
Lathiatpitti: ya, which is why its nice to keep /dev/dsp free because that doesnt allow you to use it more than once even with dmix04:27
pittiright, that was the idea04:27
Lathiatoh well, weird04:27
Lathiatsomething must of happened04:28
BenCanyone have any ntfs partitions on a breezy box with 2.6.12-8 kernel?04:28
Kamionperhaps you never upgraded to the new ubuntu-desktop until recently (e.g. due to not dist-upgrading)04:28
pittiBenC: we can't create them, right?04:28
Lathiati've been dist-upgrading the whole time04:28
LathiatBenC: yes04:28
Lathiatpitti: not afaik04:28
pittiLathiat: and you have u-desktop installed=04:28
BenCLathiat: can you mount the ntfs partition?04:29
Lathiatpitti: yep, its even using alsa now, but it wasnt last week04:29
BenCI've got a bug report that shows an error mounting an ntfs partition (so grub ignored it, and they couldn't boot to windows anymore)04:29
LathiatBenC: interesting04:29
LathiatBenC: works fine here04:29
shackanBenC, here too ( but with 2.6.12-7 )04:31
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu live filesystem build running04:31
BenCprobably this guys ntfs partition got borked then04:32
BenCthanks04:32
elmolive cd on a 15" PB is fine, but that's probably not surprising04:32
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Diziethttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/include/ubuntu1.png has Content-Type: text/plain.  Should I email webmaster like the website says ?04:33
lifelesshow do we turn metacity back to fast mode in breezy ?04:33
pittielmo: oh, good to hear; this morning it was completely borked04:33
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Kamionelmo: good stuff. your powerbook's newer than mine so it wasn't guaranteed that the framebuffer was the same04:33
elmoDiziet: don't bother, hn073 already filed a bug04:33
elmohno73 too04:33
sivangpitti: there's a new one to test?04:33
pittisivang: well, according to Kamion there should be a new one, which should be .704:34
Kamionjust a sec, it's mirroring04:34
pittisivang: this is the one withe ppc fixes04:34
Kamionamd64's still oversized, bah04:34
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Kamionlifeless: install CD or live CD?04:35
sivangpitti: ah, for ppc64/CHRP booting ?04:35
Kamionsivang: no04:35
lifelessKamion: livecd04:35
Kamionnothing along those lines has changed recently04:35
pittisivang: for the usplash break and hfs kernel hang04:35
sivangKamion: k, just wanted to know. 04:35
lifelessKamion: the black rectangles on minimise, for instance.04:35
Kamionlifeless: grab the new live CD, please; that's one of the things we were just fixing04:35
lifelessKamion: uhn, that was burnt 10 minutes back, is that new enough ?04:36
Kamionnope04:36
Diziet`Mozilla has considerable problems with embedded internally-handled types like text/html and image/gif when they have unusual file extensions' - no shit.04:36
Kamiontry 30 seconds04:36
lifelessKamion: K04:36
pittiyay, .704:36
Kamionlifeless: alternatively add a sensible Modules section to xorg.conf04:36
pittilifeless: we release fast, don't we? :-)04:36
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seb128pitti: can you note what permission .dmrc has on the new install? That's for #1491004:38
Mithrandirhey, we have 30 minute days, you can't assume that something which is 1/3 of a day out of date is the latest&greatest.04:38
sivangpitti: I see the -7 there, will download and test04:39
Keybukhmm, so how do people test these CDs?  spare machine you blow away each time?04:39
KamionKeybuk: spare partition04:39
elmoshould the CD upgrade work?04:39
mvoKeybuk: basicly yes04:39
KamionEVERYONE: please test current install and live CD images as Breezy preview release candidates04:40
elmoas in, pop a breezy CD in a hoary machine and hva eit do the right thing?04:40
mvoelmo: modulo the ubuntu-desktop problem and that it does not rewrite the sources.list 04:40
sivangKeybuk: I chose to keep data, and installed on my ubuntu mirror fs, works well04:40
elmo...04:40
pittielmo: we still have three X conffile questions, otherwise it worked reasonably well yesterday04:40
elmomvo: hmm, ok will breezy be better?04:40
Keybukok04:40
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mvoelmo: better in the way that it rewrites the sources.list? or that it does not remove ubuntu-desktop :) ?04:40
\shKamion: I will test ubuntu + kubuntu tonight...04:41
Kamionsivang: it's pretty dodgy to put your new root filesystem on a filesystem that already has stuff on it; I'd caution against doing that in the future04:41
Kamion\sh: that will be too late04:41
\shargl04:41
elmomvo: both :)04:41
Kamionwe are releasing the preview today04:41
\shI need to get a bloody usb cdrom04:41
sivangKamion: sure, but I didn't mind it get blown away - and didn't want to waste more time by moving it since resize didn't work04:41
KeybukKamion: when is too late? :p  it'd gonna take me an hour to get a drive to burn a CD <g>04:41
\shi  can't help it...I have to go later into office and grab one there *grrr*04:42
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KamionKeybuk: you'll probably be in time04:42
Kamionsivang: yes04:42
Keybukok, I'll head off now then04:42
mvoelmo: the ubuntu-desktop remove thing will be fixed after preview. the rewriting of the sources.list is tricky, there is a bug open, I probably need advice from mdz if that's something we want to do (and if, if we should do it for breezy)04:42
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Kamion\sh: that said, Kubuntu CD testing tonight definitely won't go to waste04:44
Kamioneven if it's after preview, Kubuntu CDs need more testing in general04:44
elmois the live image rsyncable?04:44
Kamionelmo: yes04:45
pittiyes04:45
\shKamion: well...i will test them in anyway...but I want to have an original media and not a tweaked one...04:45
pittipretty well04:45
pittielmo: I get speedups of 10 and above04:45
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\shbut I cried because I saw my tax papers...and what I earned before tax and what I had after tax...it's really sad04:45
sivang(5 mins differnece, cool)04:45
elmohum, what options do I want?04:46
elmoI'm doing .6 -> .7 and it seems to be doing it from scratch04:46
pittielmo: only at the beginning for me, then it becomes really fast04:46
elmopitti: ah, ok04:46
pittirsync -vP rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/daily-live/current/breezy-live-amd64.iso breezy-live-amd64.iso04:46
pittinothing special04:46
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Kamionthe first 4MB or so always seem to re-download from scratch04:47
KamionI'm assuming it's an index or something04:47
pittielmo: speedup is 20.66 - that's not bad :-)04:48
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Dizietelmo: Do you have a reference for that Content-Type bug ?04:50
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elmohttps://rt.admin.canonical.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=3804:51
elmoDiziet: ?04:51
elmoerr, s/?/^--/04:53
DizietThanks.04:53
Lathiathrm, the imaging shrinking in firefox has gotten horrendous04:53
Diziet(That bug) plus (barmy Firefox) = 8911, which is on my list.04:53
Lathiatit seems to be just flat dropping pixels or something04:53
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elmook, so doing the CD based upgrade:04:55
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elmoa) the debconf dictionary question popped up - wasn't that fixed already?04:55
sivang:-( 1hr eta for live download...04:55
elmob) the graphic debconf front end needs some branding love, it's got a big-ass debian swirl on it04:55
elmoc) glibc halted the upgrade with the non-debconfified "can I restart services question?"04:56
tim1is there a specific reason f-spot has been updated to 0.1.1 recently although 0.1.2 was already available at that time?04:56
dholbachtim1: i suggest you ask in #ubuntu-motu04:57
pittiwow, usplash on ppc works finally04:57
pittiKamion rocks :-)04:57
dholbachpitti: YAY! :)04:57
dholbachusplash love! :)04:57
tim1dholbach: oh, I didn't know that channel, thanks04:57
mptwoo04:57
dholbachi'd just like the text to be in a brighter colour04:57
dholbachbut that's just me :)04:57
pittidholbach: well, failures stand out better that way IMHO04:58
Kamionpitti: cool :)04:58
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Kamionelmo: b) I de-branded that post-hoary (debconf 1.4.49ubuntu2)04:59
pittiso the only thing is that I can't boot MacOS now due to the disabled hfs scanning, but I don't actually care about it anyway :-)04:59
elmoKamion: ah, of course, it's still hoary's debconf05:00
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elmook, --partial clearly isn't working at all05:01
elmohateful rsync05:01
Mithrandirelmo: partial just means it doesn't eat what you've transferred already.05:02
Kamionsivang: no05:02
maswanMithrandir: partial just means that it will eat your whole almost-correct image and replace it with the first N megabytes. :/05:02
Mithrandirmaswan: that too05:02
Kamionmaswan: amen05:02
Kamionbloody irritating, that05:02
Kamion--partial-dir=DIR looks like it ought to help thre05:03
Kamionthere05:03
maswanbtw, would a cdimage.u.c mirror be good for you? and if so, what time of day should I mirror? so far, I have silly large ammount of free space. ;)05:03
Kamioncdimage.u.c updates throughout the day really, but around 10am London time wouldn't be bad05:03
Kamionyou do realise it's HUGE05:04
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maswanyes, I know the size of it05:04
maswanwould a mirror be a net gain or loss in bandwidth usage for you guys though?05:04
elmooh dear05:04
DizietHave I moaned about bugzilla today yet ?  It's utterly hateful.05:04
elmoso rsync --partial works if you do it on the right machine05:04
Kamion10am is after the big Ubuntu daily and daily-live cron jobs05:04
elmoworks better05:04
Robot101Diziet: Status: CLOSED Resolution: WONTFIX05:05
tsengDiziet: if you think you've hit rock bottom with bugzilla, there is always malone..05:05
Kamionmaswan: I suspect net gain, we certainly have tens of downloads a day of the dailies05:05
maswanKamion: *nods*, I'll take a good look at it then.05:05
Kamionand that's only the reliable ones05:05
mdkeBenC, are you around?05:05
Kamionmaswan: thanks05:07
RiddellKamion: the kubuntu live CD is oversized by about 3Megs, is the only option to remove stuff from the desktop seed?05:09
DizietHow do I make a bug a duplicate of some other bug, and does that do anything useful ?05:09
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sivangok, /me is going for an install cycle again05:10
sivangbbl05:10
KamionRiddell: it's possible to remove stuff from the live seed too, but I see you've already done most of that05:10
KamionRiddell: trying to get it within size now will take too long; let's just live with the live CD being oversized for preview05:11
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Kamionwe'll see how the next Kubuntu live CD looks, anyway05:11
RiddellKamion: right05:13
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DizietOh, I can't mark it as a duplicate when it's closed.05:17
\shyay...dancing the xorg dance again ;)05:18
Kamionthe Greek fonts we have installed are pretty awful - hopeless kerning05:19
KamionI think characters are coming from a mix of fonts or something05:20
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KamionRiddell: Kubuntu install CD preview candidate up05:26
slomohm, does someone know how i can disable password (and other form data) saving in epiphany?05:28
RiddellKamion: great.  how final is the current live CD?05:28
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KamionRiddell: I'm just building a preview candidate of that now05:29
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ograjbailey, where is man initramfs.conf ?05:30
dholbachKamion: will the partition dialog be translated in the release?05:30
pittiKamion: ppc/install is golden; also, nice to have linux-wlan-ng on the CD to get online without trouble :-)05:30
seb128pitti: have you noted the .dmrc rights?05:31
pitti-rw-------  1 martin martin 26 2005-07-18 08:06 .dmrc05:31
pittiwhat's wrong with that?05:31
seb128pitti: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1491005:32
seb128pitti: not wrong, but this bug is weird ...05:33
Amaranthbtw, has anyone found any bugs with smeg?05:33
LathiatAmaranth: dude! 05:33
Amaranththe only one brought to me was a bug in pyxdg 0.14 and gnome-menus 2.10.x05:33
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ograAmaranth !05:33
pittiseb128: hm, having .dmrc owned by sb else than the owner would indeed be wrong, but fussing about the perms is rather a gdm bug05:33
pittianyway, testing ppc live now05:33
Kamiondholbach: which dialog exactly?05:34
seb128Amaranth: there is 2 bugzilla bugs on smeg ... should I set you as default assignement for smeg package?05:34
LathiatAmaranth: found any kind of reliable net access? :)05:34
ograAmaranth, i have several reports with vanishing education menus, the education menu just disappears unintentional for time to time...05:34
dholbachKamion: "resize the disk", ... - it has 4 options on it - 3 were not translated into german05:34
dholbachKamion: the help text was though05:34
AmaranthLathiat: only two days a week on windows machines at school05:34
Amaranthbrb05:34
ograAmaranth, any idea what could cause this ? as menu expert ...05:34
LathiatAmaranth: ah05:34
Kamiondholbach: some of those are Ubuntu-specific, I haven't received translations for them yet - feel free05:35
ficusplanetSpeaking of SMEG, you guys know what it is, right? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smegma05:35
Kamion(nor have I particularly solicited translations, in fairness)05:35
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Lathiatficusplanet: see also wikipedia.org/en/Smeg05:35
Lathiaterr05:36
Lathiaten.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smeg05:36
jbaileyogra: Missing atm.  It'll be added right after preview.05:37
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dholbachKamion: will have a look at them05:37
Kamiondholbach: thanks05:37
ograjbailey, how do i set rsize and wsize for the nfs mount ? 05:37
ograjbailey, for the ltsp clinet that is...05:38
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu live CD up for you now too05:39
tsengogra: in fstab05:39
tsengogra: er :)05:39
ogratseng, for a boot mount in an initramfs ? 05:39
tsengogra: MAGIC VOODOO05:39
ograhaha05:39
ogra:)05:39
Lathiathey Travis_Watkins_ 05:39
Travis_Watkins_heh05:39
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jbaileyogra: How do you usually set those?  Are they passed to nfsmount?05:40
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Lathiatwindows machine crash on you? ;p05:40
Amaranthnetwork died05:40
Amaranthstupid wireless crap05:40
ograjbailey, normally i set them as mount options in fstab...05:40
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Lathiatah05:40
ograjbailey, or at the mount command...05:40
jbaileyogra: There doesn't appear to be any way to set those right now.05:40
ograok05:41
Amaranthogra: ok, got any more details?05:41
jbaileyogra: So how would you like it to look? =)05:41
Amaranthotherwise i'm going to say people are deleting their menus :)05:41
ograjbailey, i'm just trying to triage #1294205:41
ograAmaranth, nope, i've seen it too05:41
Kamioninfinity: any idea why the Kubuntu live filesystems are getting language-pack-gnome-en installed in them?05:42
seb128Amaranth: ping05:42
ograAmaranth, it just vanishes, no extra actions required, no special time after which it happens and it doesnt happen every session05:42
Amaranthogra: hrm, got a ~/.config/menus/applications.menu from when this problem is showing?05:42
Kamionthe seeds are correct05:42
Amaranthseb128: pong05:42
ograAmaranth, and its happening on fresh installs05:42
Amaranth*boggle*05:42
seb128Amaranth: could you reply to the question I asked like 10 min ago? :)05:43
Amaranthok, so it's not smeg related ;)05:43
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Amaranthoh, yeah05:43
seb128Amaranth: dunno if you ignore me on purpose :p05:43
ograAmaranth, nope, but i suspect gnome-menu or something related to it...05:43
ograworst case gamin :(05:43
LathiatAmaranth secretly hates you05:43
Amaranthseb128: got flooded with question here and irl05:43
Amaranthin html class, i know more than the teacher so everyone asks me things05:43
jbaileyogra: Ah, cool.  Aside from adding those options, is there anything else you might need?  Or is a generic "mount options" in initramfs.conf good enough?05:44
seb128Amaranth: k. So do you want to bugzilla.ubuntu bugs for smeg?05:44
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Lathiati get that05:44
ograjbailey, usplash ;)05:44
Amaranthseb128: yeah05:44
ograjbailey, that'd be all :)05:44
Amaranthseb128: since that'll send me an email, which is better than the forums now05:44
jbaileyogra: Sorry, what about usplash?05:44
ograjbailey, running on the thin client on boot ;)05:44
Kamionlamont: please change "ubuntu-live" to "kubuntu-live" in the kubuntu case in livecd.sh05:44
ograjbailey, just joking, i think its to much effort now :)05:45
jbailey'kay.  You'll inherit that as part of the run-usplash-earlier bit.05:45
jbaileyogra: BTW, did you see my hack yesterday to replace usplash graphics?05:45
ograjbailey, err, i really wasnt serious... i dont expect usplash for thin clients :)05:45
ograyup i saw that05:45
ograi'll do a pic as soon as i have some spare time05:46
jbaileyogra: It is in the plans, though.  mjg59 wants usplash to start earlier.05:46
lamontKamion: ah, exists now... ok05:46
ograjbailey, for breezy already ?05:46
seb128Amaranth: thanks05:46
jbaileyI don't have the palette numbers handy, butit's like 0 background, 2 is foreground text, and 13 is the failed colour or something like that.05:46
Kamionlamont: not sure whether we're going to redo preview candidates for this, but I'd like to have the option ...05:46
ograjbailey, thanks05:47
Amaranthcan someone work some bugzilla foo and get me a url that shows all the smeg bugs?05:47
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lamontKamion: I assume you want that pushed all the way to the build trees, yes?05:48
pittiKamion: powerpc/live works fine05:48
Kamionlamont: yes please05:48
Kamionpitti: great, thanks05:49
KamionI have golden i386/install and i386/live, testing amd64/* now05:49
LathiatAmaranth: see under 'advanced search'05:49
LathiatAmaranth: component->smeg05:49
Amaranththat only gets me one bug05:49
Amaranthseb128 said there were two05:49
Amaranthdoes http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/buglist.cgi?component=smeg look right?05:50
Lathiatyeh05:50
Lathiatig uess theres only 1?05:50
seb128Amaranth:  https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13797 and https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1461405:50
pittiKamion: amd64/install success05:50
seb128Amaranth: what email do you use? 05:50
Amaranthseb128: alleykat@gmail.com05:50
seb128Amaranth: so I can assign smeg bugs to you and reassign them to the right place05:51
Lathiatright, the first bug is assigned to gnome-menus05:51
Amaranthseb128: sure05:51
Amarantherr, for 13797 i thought i switched to GNOME's icon selection dialog so i dunno what i can do there05:51
LathiatAmaranth: hrm i just get a standard file selector here05:52
seb128Amaranth: that's a common widget?05:52
=== Amaranth really wishes his HD hadn't crashed
Amaranthhrm05:52
seb128Amaranth: the fileselector dialog could be with preview mode05:52
Amaranthi know i have a preview in there05:53
LathiatAmaranth: heh did you try sticking it in the freezer?05:53
AmaranthLathiat: that'll fix overheating and frying it?05:53
LathiatAmaranth: err05:53
LathiatAmaranth: wtf did you do?05:53
Amaranthhad two very hot HDs one on top of another and forgot to move them when i finally got both hooked up05:53
Amaranthone fsck later and it was dead05:53
Lathiathmm05:54
Lathiathow dead05:54
Lathiatdid it detect?05:54
Amaranthyes but it lost all the partition information05:54
Amaranthso i wiped it and reinstalled05:54
Lathiatoh wow05:54
Lathiatthat sucks05:54
Amaranthand on the 3rd or so boot my /home partition lost it's superblock05:54
Amaranthso i'm assuming it's toast05:54
Lathiatnice05:54
Amaranth120GB Maxtor, about a year old05:54
sivangman05:55
dokomvo: ping05:55
Lathiatwow gdesklets has a nice memory leak05:55
sivangI lost my grub configuration, and installer never even offered me to install grub05:55
Lathiatit was up to 54%05:55
sivangdefaulted straight to lilo05:55
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Lathiatsivang: using xfs?05:55
mvodoko: pong05:55
sivangLathiat: no, plain ext3 under LVM05:55
sivangKamion: I used the "use free space for LVM" option05:55
mvodoko: sup?05:56
Amaranthonce i get my student loan i should be able to get a new HD and dsl again, otherwise right now all i can do is collect bug reports05:56
Amaranthwait, i might be able to boot up a hoary live cd on one of the library computers05:56
LathiatAmaranth: you cant warranty your existing hard drive?05:56
sivangKamion: the preset LVM config uses while fs for / , doesn't offer you to have a seperate home etc..05:56
AmaranthLathiat: that doesn't get my breezy install back05:56
AmaranthLathiat: or access to the internet to work on things05:57
dokomvo: how do I upgrade a hoary system to breezy using the update manager?05:57
LathiatAmaranth: but saves you buying a new one, good start05:57
mvodoko: not at all, it's not supposed to do dist-upgrades05:58
Amaranthbrb, switching to the library05:58
mvodoko: there has been work in this direction but it didn't made it for breezy (unfortunately)05:58
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Kamionsivang: that's fabbione's baby, I haven't looked at it much05:59
Lathiatsivang: outside of the chroot05:59
Lathiatsivang: /path/to/hoary/grub-install -R /path/to/breezy06:00
Kamionsivang: grub doesn't work with LVM AFAIK06:00
Kamion(/boot on LVM at any rate), or if it does we don't have the autoconfiguration magic for it06:00
Kamionamd64/live good06:01
sivangKamion: I see, then we should probably disable it or something, becasue someone might get tempted to use the "use free space for LVM" option and end up in the same state..:)06:01
KamionLathiat: whoa, don't do that, grub-install calls other binaries like grub, I'm not sure what happens if they mismatch06:01
LathiatKamion: oh? hrm, worked for me last time i needed to :)06:02
Kamionsivang: talk to fabbione, and I believe it's meant to have a separate /boot outside the LVM ideally06:02
Lathiatwell i used /path/to/breezy/sbin/grub-install -R /path/to/breezy06:02
sivangKamion: ok, cool. I will sure metnion this to him if not open a bug report about it06:02
Kamionsivang: but there is nothing actually wrong with the fallback to lilo, I don't consider it unreleasable just for that06:02
Lathiatcus using grub-install inside the chroot didnt work06:02
KamionLathiat: guess you were lucky06:02
sivangKamion: yes, but I think that me choosing "install lilo on /dev/hda5" which is NOT my boot partitoin messing my boot config, is not what you expect it to do...06:03
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Kamionsivang: I'm pretty sure the lilo-installer default is to install in the MBR, not in a partition06:03
sivangKamion: sure thing, but I was offered to install it on /dev/hda5 , and did that (at least so it seemed from the interaction with d-i).06:04
Kamion If unsure, install LILO into the Master Boot Record.06:04
Kamion^-- lilo-installer/bootdev06:04
Mirvis rosetta's export-function's failure a known problem? worked the day before yesterday, but not anymore..06:05
dholbachKamion: could you please enlighten me regarding the ubuntu-specific partition-installer translation bits? where can i find them?06:05
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ogradholbach, in the templates file in the udeb06:05
sivangKamion: so what you are saying is that even if I choose to have it installed under /dev/hda5 , it still leaves touches my grub config on the MBR06:05
sivang?06:05
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seb_lamd64liveCD amd64 works fine06:06
dholbachogra: which udeb?06:06
ogradholbach, dunno how the prtitioner one is called... partman ?06:06
dholbachogra: i see... that's as much as i figured ;)06:06
Keybukright, now to install this06:06
mvohm, install-i386 installs a i386 kernel on my k7 test-machine06:07
sivangLathiat: hrm, seems my grub foo is aging.. how do I restor it ? :)06:07
ogramvo, thats normal06:07
sivangLathiat: (it misses /dev/null from within the chroot)06:07
dholbachmvo: wasnt that always the default behaviour?06:07
Lathiatsivang: like i said earlier (altho kamion seems to think its a bad idea)06:08
Kamiondholbach: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/installer-po/ in theory except that it seems to be missing partman-auto for some reason06:08
Kamiondholbach: anyway it's partman-auto not partman06:08
ograah06:08
mvoogra, dholbach: ok, thanks06:08
dholbachKamion: super... will send you the update06:08
Kamiondholbach: thanks06:10
sivangLathiat: well, I mounted /proc and /dev inside the chroot, and now it works well, but it seems to not find and list all of the targets it used to have06:11
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bddebianHowdy06:11
sivanghey bddebian :)06:11
bddebianHeya sivang06:11
sivanganyway, /me is going to reboot to test if grub restore succeded.06:12
dholbachi386 install: "computer view" shows diskette - though i don't have a drive in the box :)06:16
dholbachbut that's because of the fstab entry06:17
dholbachremoving it, makes it disappear instantly06:17
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seb_lx86liveCD x86 rocking too06:18
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pitti_liveKamion: ok, amd64/live success, too06:20
pitti_livemdz: for the record, amd64+powerpc live+install 4/4 success06:20
BenCneed ppc64 tested (live only)?06:21
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KamionBenC: certainly wouldn't hurt, I don't think anyone else has06:21
seb_lx86mdz, and here liveCD on x86 and amd64 rocking too06:21
BenCwhat's the image URL?06:21
KamionBenC: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/breezy-live-powerpc.iso06:21
Kamionsorry, s/daily/daily-live/06:21
KamionBenC: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/breezy-live-powerpc.iso06:22
pitti_liveseb_lx86: indeed: /proc/mounts says "/dev/cdroms/cdrom0 /cdrom iso9660 ro 0 0"06:22
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lamontand, while nearly everyone cares not at all, ia64 remains broken, all isos. :-(06:22
seb_lx86mvo, this "OK" button not closing the language-selector dialog suck :/06:22
BenCtake about 30 minutes to download, so I'll let you know in about na hour06:22
=== lamont must make time to fix that kernel bug
pitti_liveseb_lx86: so this is not actually a bug in gvfs, it precisely shows what is mounted06:22
sivanglamont: folks over here say it's a deprecated arch :)06:22
pitti_liveseb_lx86: it's just very unlucky for the live cd06:22
seb_lx86pitti_live, why doesn't mount list it?06:22
lamontsivang: depends on who you talk to - that arch is paying my bills right now06:23
pitti_liveseb_lx86: this is mounted before chrooting, so /etc/mtab is not yet writtten06:23
Kamionseb_lx86: mount uses /etc/mtab by default06:23
seb_lx86k06:23
sivanglamont: ah :-) 06:23
seb_lx86pitti_live, and hal doesn't notice it neither, so we don't get the correct name06:24
=== lamont is hoping to get the kernel working in time for breezy, but dunno
lamontthere are, admittedly, a few things ahead of that on the prioritized list...06:24
pitti_liveseb_lx86: hal is not designed to show all mounted thingies, just drives and their volumes06:24
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seb_lx86pitti_live, hum, maybe gnomevfs should do the same?06:25
pitti_liveseb_lx86: mounted image files don't belong to any bus and don't appear in sysfs, so hal does not recognize it06:25
pitti_liveseb_lx86: not sure, I think it is a good thing for gvfs to display mounted images06:25
Kamionlamont: ahead of the *kernel*? :)06:26
seb_lx86k, so let's say it's NOTABUG06:26
pitti_liveseb_lx86: jdub wants pmount support for fs images, then this becomes really handy06:26
seb_lx86still a bit ugly, but whatever06:26
pitti_liveseb_lx86: we could discuss special-casing this in gvfs, but I don't think that it is worth the trouble06:26
seb_lx86me neither06:26
sivangoh bed not time to test now...:-(06:26
sivangs/bed/bad/06:27
sivangKamion: until when it is still relevant to do tests?06:27
Kamionsivang: dunno yet06:27
sivang(have something in the office now..)06:27
Kamiondepends when mdz gets up ;)06:28
sivangKamion: I see, well, I will be able to test that "RC" again late today (around 10UTC) this time on a dell 8200...06:30
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bddebianLater sivang06:30
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Amaranthyay, stupid bookstore finally got my math book in06:32
bddebianyeah06:32
dholbachapart from the diskette item and the gnome docs i386 install fine06:33
dholbach... is ...06:33
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lamontKamion: management assigned tasks...  They're um, kinda ahead of ubuntu in general, despite evidence to the contrary...06:35
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Kamionlamont: ah, heh06:35
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lamontKamion: rather, the kernel debugging is more time than I can get away with committing atm.06:36
lamontbut I hope to have things caught up this week/early next to the point that I can burn a day or 306:36
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=== lamont grumbles each time his rsync of breezy-install-i386 drops down from 500kB/s+ to 200kB/s
mvoKamion: i386 install is working fine here06:37
dholbachebrb06:40
Keybukok, my desktop should work better-than-ever now06:41
KeybukI've put it back together with the _right_ sized screws06:41
KamionKeybuk: clearly now you need to benchmark it with glxscrews!06:42
Keybukheh, you know I'm going to be filing a "DRI doesn't work on my super-l33t gfx card" bug anyway ... and I'm going to deliberately include glxgears info to amuse daniels06:42
bddebianhehe06:42
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hungerKeybuk: the new glxgears suck... I have to use strings on it each time I use it to figure out what that stupid option to get the fps is called again.06:44
mjg59hunger: Why do you want to know the fps?06:44
hungerglxgears is the one and only GL test for me;-)06:45
Lathiathunger: heh what is the option06:45
mjg59Hmm?06:45
hungermjg59: Because I do not see a difference between 40 fps (no accel) and 1500 fps.06:45
mjg59if glxinfo says you have direct rendering, and if glxgears runs without errors, then you have accelerated 3D06:45
Lathiat-info ?06:45
hungerLathiat: -iknowthisisnotabenchmarkireallydo or something simillar... string glxgears | grep ^-06:46
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Lathiati see06:46
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Lathiathaha06:46
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Lathiat-iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark06:46
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Lathiati wonder if thats a daniels patch :)06:46
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mjg59Lathiat: Yeah06:46
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hungermjg59: Right... but if glxgears runs fast then I have DRI running... and it does look way nicer than the output of glxinfo.06:47
ograpretty sure :)06:47
Kamionogra: are you going to attempt to release Edubuntu with the Ubuntu/Kubuntu previews?06:47
Kamioni.e. do I need to kick off an updated CD build now?06:47
ograKamion, i'm not ready with the udeb yet06:47
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Kamionok, has the delay been signed off?06:48
ograKamion, and i'm waitin for a ltsp fix... mdz surely was to busy :06:48
Kamion(metaphorically speaking)06:48
hungermjg59: Besides: glxgears is the only GL app I ever run... so benchmarking using it is fine for me;-)06:48
ograKamion, who would sign that off ?06:48
Kamionogra: mdz or JaneW, presumably06:48
ograKamion, with JaneW its clear that we delay one or two days...06:49
Kamionall right06:49
KamionRiddell: new kubuntu daily-live up, with the right set of language packs this time06:50
Keybukmjg59: glxinfo says I have direct rending, and glxgears runs without errors06:51
Keybukoh, and I get 350fps06:51
Keybukmaybe this card finally got an accelerated bit and I never noticed <g>06:51
KeybukKamion: how does one rsync these images?06:52
wasabi_350fps is pretty slow for glxgears isn't it?06:53
HiddenWolfwasabi_, yes it is06:53
wasabi_Mine hits 8000+ fps I think.06:53
KamionKeybuk: rsync from cdimage.ubuntu.com::cdimage/daily/current/ etc.06:53
KeybukKamion: right, google beat you :p06:53
Keybukwell rsync://.... but yeah06:53
Keybuk(I think that means the same thing)06:53
Kamionyeah, it does06:54
Kamioncareful not to overload the server, there's an rsync limit in place there06:54
KeybukI'm not Tollef06:54
KeybukI can't take down random hosts just by downloading things :p06:54
ogralol06:54
pittifabbione: here?06:54
HiddenWolfDoes ian jackson irc?06:54
pittiHiddenWolf: Diziet 06:54
HiddenWolfDiziet: I've upped some info you requested to bug 14729, I have the same problem, altho with lan rather than wlan. let me know if I can help, ok?06:55
HiddenWolfpitti, thanks, and ubuntu not mounting my cd's was due to having disabled the checkbox on 'mount removable devices' so i'll save you that one.06:56
pittiHiddenWolf: hah, cool :-)06:56
HiddenWolfpitti, I had a period when I had a lot of $otherOS gamecds in my dvddrives, must've deselected it to unclutter the desktop. ;)06:57
bddebiandamn I need my uploads rights if for no other reason that to fix my own stupidity... :-(06:57
bddebianWhoops, sorry, wrong channel06:58
HiddenWolfbddebian, if you're stupid, that'd be genetic, and unfixable, right? ;)06:58
bddebianHiddenWolf: Well it kind of is ;-)06:58
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HiddenWolfbddebian, use "dumb behavior" instead. ;)07:00
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=== Diziet fixes a segfault in mozilla. Woohoo.
DizietWell, firefox.07:12
bddebianHiddenWolf: 07:13
Lathiatnice07:13
Lathiatwhich one?07:13
bddebianuhh07:13
Kamionmdz: I have to go out for a bit; I'll be back within the hour. My tests are at 5.5/6 (powerpc/install is still running).07:13
pittiDiziet: please wait before you upload07:13
Diziet10257.  Textarea segfault.07:13
HiddenWolfbb?07:13
DizietSure, I wasn't going to just upload it.07:13
HiddenWolfbddebian, ?07:13
LathiatDiziet: oh nice07:13
pittiDiziet: fixing> yay :-)07:13
pittiDiziet: if you upload a new version anyway, could you please add an empty package "mozilla-firefox" that just depends on "firefox"?07:14
bddebianHiddenWolf: I forgot.. :-) 07:14
pittiDiziet: we have so many complaints about m-f not being upgraded to ffox 07:14
Dizietpitti: OK.07:14
pittiDiziet: #14917, btw07:15
pittidesrt: bah, I have to apply your battery voltage normalization patch manually...07:16
Dizietpitti: Ah, thanks.07:16
Dizietkeybuk: Is there a bugzilla bug for us not yet using the new multi-patch-capable source format ?07:23
Keybukthere's no -b equivalent for it yet07:24
DizietYes, yes :-).  I just want to make another bug depend on it.07:25
Keybukthere isn't a bug for that, no07:26
DizietOK, well I won't insist on filing one.07:26
pittia pity, because unpacking already seems to work fine :-/07:26
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pittiI tried it with a hand-crafted .dsc07:27
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hughsiedesrt: I still didn;t get your HAL patch - did you get any reponse (i.e. did your mail client truck up, or mine?)07:29
drobbinshiya07:30
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drobbinssabdfl is mark shuttleworth, right?07:30
Keybukright07:30
drobbinsok :)07:31
Keybukor his evil twin brother07:31
lifelessor sister07:32
jbaileyDidn't he cut his hair?07:32
elmono, he's still a long haired hippie07:34
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=== mvo is away for a bit to play hockey
dholbachmvo: have fun07:37
dholbach:)07:37
dholbachhe calls it playing hockey... i saw his hockey racket - all the other guys must be in hospital or something...07:37
pittidholbach: .. or good armory07:39
dholbachi doubt it ... they must have little splinters everywhere and are heavily beaten up... stuff you wouldn't expect from mvo07:40
dholbach;-p07:40
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Lathiathehe07:41
pittiCAN WE UPLOAD YET?07:41
pitti:-)07:41
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mdz*pawn* morning07:42
pittiHi mdz 07:42
mdzer *yawn*07:42
pittihehe - we figured :-)07:42
mdzKamion: what's the story?07:42
pittiit looks fairly well07:42
pitti<Kamion> mdz: I have to go out for a bit; I'll be back within the hour. My tests are at 5.5/6 (powerpc/install is still running).07:43
mdzok, I'll do a test cycle here07:43
pittimdz: I tested amd64 and powerpc (live and install), Kamion, too, we also have successful i386 reports07:43
pittino reported failures so far07:44
elmowe tested all 3 arches here07:44
pittimdz: powerpc really rocks now07:44
elmoamd64 failed, but that's the specific laptop07:44
pittimdz: on powerpc there is no "press enter" message after CD ejection, and pressing enter does nothing07:45
pittimdz: but after half a minute or so the computer reboots anyway, and rebooting maually is fine, too07:45
mdzpitti: hmm, that worked for me07:45
pittithat is the only thing I noticed07:45
pitticertainly not a showstopper07:45
pittiand some broken translations in the installer, but Kamion knows the reason and will fix it for final07:46
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seb128mdz: liveCD on amd64 and x86 work great here07:47
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mdzseb128: thanks07:49
mdzpitti: what else was changed since I went to sleep?07:50
mdzRiddell: how does kubuntu look?07:51
DizietGhods, doing anything with mozilla takes an age because it's so huuuge.07:52
Riddellmdz: currently installing on both ibook and 386, 07:52
Keybukbreezy-install still has Debian stuff in pics/07:53
Keybukis that deliberate?07:53
pittimdz: a workaround for the hfs kernel bug, usplash fix, daniels uploaded one or two new xorgs to fix some option setting07:53
mdzpitti: ha ha ha07:54
pittimdz: however, I might not remember exactly any more, I'm terribly tired07:54
pittimdz: ?07:54
mdzoh  no you were serious about xorg?07:54
mdzwtf?07:54
pittiyes07:54
pittimdz: -60 at least, not sure whether you still saw infinity's resolution fix in -5907:55
mdzI saw -5907:55
pittixorg (6.8.2-60) breezy; urgency=low07:55
pitti  * Set module list to be separated by commas and spaces, not just commas, in07:55
pitti    xserver-xorg.config.in.  Thanks to Colin Watson and Sbastien Bacher.07:55
mdzand I see -6007:55
mdzwhat was the bug exactly?07:56
pittihowever, no idea what that was good for - seb128?07:56
Keybukholy multitude of partitioning options, partman!07:57
=== Keybuk wonders what the lightning bolt, white face and dark face all mean
TreenaksKeybuk: and the skull/crossbones08:02
KeybukI didn't get a skull/crossbones08:02
TreenaksKeybuk: it's there if you already have swap, for example08:03
Treenaksmaybe it's what you call the dark face08:03
seb128mdz, pitti: bug was xorg.conf without any "Module" listed, which made window black painted on switch with alt-tab08:03
mdzseb128: ok, daniel had thought that was an older bug which was fixed08:04
Keybukno, that's just a  (as apposed to the  above it)08:04
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seb128mdz: yeah, he started by blaming GTK :)08:05
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pittiseb128: sacrilege!!08:06
ivoks;...(08:06
seb128pitti: :)08:07
KeybukI had a dream last night, daniels had died of a drug overdose and couldn't make it to the conference08:08
HiddenWolfKeybuk, *shock* 08:10
sbartleylinux Looking for information on creating an Ubuntu based light distribution using xorg, xfce, firefox, thunderbird and our own application sets.  Any recommendations on where to start looking?08:10
HiddenWolfsbartleylinux, check out ubuntulite.org08:10
sbartleylinuxthx08:10
Keybukhmm, who does "grub"08:12
=== Keybuk has a suggestion ... can we add "Breezy Badger" to the kernel descriptions?
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jbaileyKeybuk: Do you want it to magically autodetect which ones came from breezy, hoary and warty?08:14
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mdzargh, anacron is running on the powerpc live CD for me08:15
mdzdid anyone else notice it was incredibly slow?08:15
Kamionmdz: as well as what pitti mentioned, a casper workaround for the xscreensaver lock thing08:15
Kamionlive CDs are always incredibly slow for me :P08:15
mdzI don't see how it started; there are no init links for it08:15
KamionI didn't notice slow vs. slower08:15
mdzbut it's running cron.daily08:15
mdzit's always slowest for me on powerpc, but this is a drastic difference with updatedb running :-P08:16
Kamionmdz: aside from what you just mentioned, as far as I'm concerned it's now ready08:16
mdzcasper deletes /etc/rc?.d/S??anacron08:16
mdzhas for ages08:16
mdzanyone know how else it could have been run?08:16
Keybukjbailey: it could read /etc/lsb-release no?  ... is just amusing having to guess by kernel release08:16
Kamionmdz: had to respin kubuntu live because the live rootfs was being built with ubuntu-live instead of kubuntu-live; that's fixed now08:16
mdzthis happened to me earlier (slower than normal) but I didn't investigate08:17
Keybukmdz: /etc/cron.daily08:17
mdzit didn't happen on anything but powerpc08:17
Keybukanacron is just a one-shot app, rather than a daemon08:17
mdzKeybuk: anacron is what runs cron.daily08:17
ograKamion, i just was told there is no delay for edubuntu apparently08:17
jbaileyKeybuk: Sure, but then your 2.6.8 from Warty will say 'breezy badger'.  Is that fine>08:17
KamionKeybuk: update-grub rewrites menu.lst every time, so no, it couldn't just check /etc/lsb-release, because that would mean the warty kernel would show up as breezy08:17
mdzKeybuk: it's a daemon08:17
Keybukjbailey: well, it'd be booting into breezy no?08:17
Keybukmdz: so isn't08:17
jbaileyKeybuk: Nothing that we'd support as 'breezy' if you filed a bug. ;)08:17
Keybukisn'tisn'tisn'tisn'tisn't :p08:18
mdzhell08:18
ograKamion, so please kick off the builds if the time is up :(08:18
Keybukthe init script runs anacron if it's been a while since it was last run08:18
Keybukand cron.daily makes sure it's run every day08:18
mdzcron.daily still shouldn't be running at 11:18 EDT08:18
Kamionogra: sheesh; ok, running08:18
mdzanyway, casper just needs to cripple cron too08:19
Kamionthis is why I asked earlier so that we wouldn't have to rush now08:19
Kamionmdz: preview blocker or not?08:19
ograKamion, there is no ruch at all... 08:19
ograrush even08:19
=== Kamion wants to know whether he stands a chance of nipping off to the pub for an hour this evening ;)
mdzKamion: not08:20
Keybukhmm, xorg didn't detect useful resolutions for me :-/08:20
Kamion(mind you I may not anyway, child being here and all that)08:20
mdzKeybuk: this is the first time you've tested X?  grr....08:20
Keybukmdz: on the desktop yeah, it's worked on the laptop ok08:21
Keybukare we supposed to always see the "pick your resolutions" screen during install?08:21
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HiddenWolfKeybuk, shouldn't be.08:22
KamionKeybuk: depends on whether xresprobe can detect it08:22
Kamionif not, you'll see that08:22
Keybukok, I'll file a bug08:22
Kamionwhat arch?08:22
KeybukI did suspect it wouldn't like this card08:22
Keybuki386, ATI *mumble*08:22
Kamionok08:22
mdzKamion: whose child is it?08:25
mdzKeybuk: you should only see that if we were unable to do the smart thing08:25
Keybuk*nods*08:25
mdzi386 + ati in general is well supported for autodetection08:26
Kamionmdz: my wife's08:26
mdzunless you have a KVM or a crap monitor08:26
Keybukthis is a "cheapest card I could buy at PC World"08:26
Keybukso it's probably far too advanced for daniels <g>08:26
mdzKamion: oh :-)08:26
Kamionhe lives here 50% of the time or so08:26
Keybuk"xresprobe ati" just says "id:\nres:\nfreq:\ndisptype:\n"08:26
mdzKamion: where can I merge your casper change from?08:27
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mdzKeybuk: xresprobe probably isn't even run; we should be able to probe DDC on a desktop08:27
Kamionmdz: nowhere, because I couldn't figure out where to branch from (you didn't seem to have committed 1.13 anywhere I could see)08:27
mdzKamion: ah, my mirror is behind08:28
mdzKamion: could you send a patch?08:28
Keybukmdz: any quick&easy way to debug that?08:28
Kamionmdz: ok, I'll do that once my development system is finished doing a test install08:28
mdzKeybuk: DEBUG_XORG_DEBCONF=yes dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg08:29
mdzKeybuk: or if you booted the live cd08:29
mdz Keybuk /var/log/casper/post.log 08:29
mdzamd64 in stage 2, powerpc in stage 1 here08:29
mdzamd64 live and powerpc live successful08:29
Keybukmdz: which bit of the output am I looking for?  can't see anything about resolutions in it08:31
mdzI wonder if using -novtswitch in xresprobe would prevent the screen blanking08:31
mdzKeybuk: attach it to the bug report08:31
mdzhas anyone looked into why the hotplug init script is missing its "ok"?08:32
Keybukit's never had one, has it?08:32
Keybukit always used to output a series of following lines which we turne doff08:32
mdzseb128: still seeing the evolution icon on i386, how strange08:33
mdzseb128: maybe it has to do with the fact that it's a lapttop, so gnome-panel-data gets reconfigured?08:34
mdzKeybuk: it used to08:34
pittimdz: anacron> never noticed it, I usually accounted my weak CPU and small memory for the slowliness...08:34
Kamionmdz: OK, I'm 6/6 at last08:35
Keybukon hoary is just does08:36
Keybuk* Starting hotplug subsystem:08:36
Keybuk  pci.agent             [ok] 08:36
Keybuk  net.agent             [ok] 08:36
Keybuketc.08:36
mdzKamion: 4/6 here08:37
pittimdz: 2 failed or untested?08:37
mdzKeybuk: that changed since hoary08:37
mdzseveral times08:37
Kamionusplash fine on powerpc both install and live08:37
mdzpitti: 2 pending08:37
mdzKamion: likewise08:37
pitti*phew*08:37
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Riddellmdz: kubuntu {i386,powerpc}{live,install} all tested and looking good08:39
Keybuk#14974 for the X resolution bug08:39
KamionRiddell: yay08:40
mdzMithrandir: can you assist Riddell with kubuntu/amd64?08:40
pittiI can check the live CD08:41
mdzok08:41
mdzinstall needs testing, too, though08:41
KamionI can start downloading kubuntu/amd64/install but it'll be at least two hours before I have a result08:41
KamionI have not been keeping up with kubuntu CDs due to disk space juggling reasons08:42
mdzI think I have a recent rsync; I'll see if I can do it08:42
mdzhas to wai tuntil my i386 install is finished in order to use the drive though08:42
KamionI wonder if rsyncing against an Ubuntu CD would be worthwhile08:42
pitti446.16K/s    ETA 23:4508:42
mdzprobably08:42
pittiKamion: hm, good idea08:42
Riddellthe live CDs have a disconcerting message on boot saying "Bummer, could not run /sbin/debian-installer"08:43
pittisame for ubuntu08:43
pittibut just cosmetics08:43
KamionRiddell: known, fallout from the VT switch bugfixes (it's always been there, we just only started noticing it recently)08:43
Riddellok08:44
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Kamionbut yeah, it's ugly08:44
KamionI'm thinking maybe we can put symlinks to /bin/sleep or something in place of that and the other command it complains about, just to shut init up until it's killed08:45
pittiDiziet: do we have a new firefox maintainer then? :-)08:45
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Kamionmdz: so should I stick these in releases.ubuntu.com/.pool/ so that mirrors have a chance to pick them up?08:46
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Keybuknope, still needs a cupsys restart *sigh*08:50
mdzKamion: yes, please08:50
mdzKamion: do we have any push capability?08:50
Kamionelmo: ?08:50
Kamionmaswan: are you around?08:50
Riddellpbbuttonsd went crazy on one of the ibooks I tried, any recommended way to get info for a bug report on that?08:50
LathiatKeybuk: yeh ive noticed that with my usb printer08:51
LathiatKeybuk: seems silly.08:51
elmoKamion: ?08:51
KeybukLathiat: *nods* it only detects usb printers at start, and doesn't listen out for new ones08:51
pittiRiddell: yes, I think so, wait...08:51
Kamionelmo: are there any releases.ubuntu.com mirrors we can trigger?08:51
Lathiatso we write a hal callout to restart cupsys on usb printer detection?08:51
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elmoKamion: triggering syowa triggers us + se08:52
elmoand se are part of relases.u.c proper08:52
Kamiongood stuff08:52
pittiRiddell: #1390908:52
Kamionmaswan: never mind :-)08:52
Kamionmdz: please don't sync-mirrors for a bit until I have this put together08:52
KeybukLathiat: HALifying cupsys would be hella-sweet08:54
mdzelmo: so in the release announcement, I  should be able to list '', us. and se.?08:55
pittiKeybuk: guess what? a while ago I sent seb128 a patched package that at least dbus'ifies it :-)08:55
dholbachgood bye08:56
pittibye dholbach 08:56
seb128pitti: I pointed the patch to start :p08:57
elmomdz: yeah08:57
pittiseb128: right, sorry08:57
Keybukthis CD Writing thing is fun08:57
KeybukI might actually back up lots of things to CD and store them and stuff08:58
pittiI keep wondering why some CDs are burned in 10 minutes and some in 20...08:58
Keybukmine seem to be taking about 3 minutes08:59
mdzpowerpc install  successful08:59
pitti\o/08:59
mdzpitti: some of my DVD+RWs are slower than others08:59
mdzat a guess it seems to be ones I have used to burn larger images and then later smaller ones08:59
KamionDaily for breezy amd64 on 20050908.7 is oversized! Continue? [yN] 08:59
pittimdz: that might be the reason, I use the same CD-RWs for over a year now (the "Ubuntu test R/Ws")09:00
Kamion(yay cdimage)09:00
Keybukreally silly bug09:01
Keybukwhy doesn't "Blank CD-R Disc" turn into "Ubuntu 5.10 Live" when you finish writing it? :;09:02
phlaegelseb128: I think I've found a fairly strange nautilus bug. Do you want to hear about it or should I take it upstream?09:03
seb128phlaegel: feel free to describe it09:03
mdzseb128: the menu masking stuff for non-admin users landed, right?09:03
mdzi386 install success09:04
mdz6/609:04
HiddenWolfmdz, you're making speed, are you? ;)09:04
phlaegelseb128: here goes: some open folders will disappear after being open for an hour or so. If the parent folder is also open, the subfolder won't be shown in it at all until a refresh.09:04
mdzHiddenWolf: I do them in parallel09:04
seb128mdz: gnome-menus is patched for it but we have not update desktop files according to that09:04
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mdzseb128: so the functionality is not there09:05
elmohas anyone seen the evolution icon in the panel being broken by upgrades?09:05
elmoit still points at evo-2.2 after hoary -> breezy09:05
seb128mdz: it's here but we don't use it, no. Was a bit short with the freeze and there was some other stuff to push too09:05
ivokselmo: yes09:05
elmoivoks: know if there's bug about it?09:06
ivokselmo: no :( but i can confirm it09:06
KeybukKamion: .18: Can't open S72menu-exit09:06
seb128elmo: I hate this bug, basically novell guys change the versionning on every update and the panel config is an user setting so it can get updated on upgrade09:06
KamionKeybuk: same as Riddell's /sbin/debian-installer mention above; will probably be fixed in the same way09:06
bddebianelmo!!09:06
elmoseb128: it's evil but couldn't we have a evo-2.2 -> evo-2.4 symlink? :)09:06
ivoks:))09:06
sabdflseb128: what happened with Terminal?09:06
Keybuklive seems faster than I remember09:07
Keybuklike a _lot_ faster09:07
Kamionmdz: ok, stuff's on its way out to releases.u.c mirrors now in .pool09:08
seb128sabdfl: the icon change?09:09
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seb128sabdfl: just looking at it. I've made the change and apparently dholbach based his 2.12 upload on the previous version and dropped it 09:09
pittikubuntu amd64/live burning09:09
maswanlets see if you guys or the gnome 2.12 livecds will win the bandwidth usage contest. ;)09:09
lu|awayhaha09:09
lu|awaythat's a real OS, that's not fair09:10
seb128s/icon/menu category/09:10
desrthughsie; it's stuck in the list.  david needs to release it09:10
desrthughsie; it's on the ubuntu bugzilla though09:10
maswanlu|away: but it's only a pre-release? :)09:10
desrtpitti; i was going to do it myself but then i got lazy :)09:10
pittidesrt: no worries, see the bug followup; I already did it, pending upload09:10
desrtoh09:11
desrtrocking09:11
mdzKamion: writing the announcement09:11
crimsunmjg59: pong09:11
desrthughsie; the patch on the ubuntu bugzilla is actually against HEAD09:13
Kamionelmo: should torrents work automatically now, then? should I poke you anyway to check?09:13
desrthughsie; so even though it didn't work for martin it should work for you :)09:13
Keybuk*giggle*09:14
KeybukI just stuck a warty CD in, and it asked me whether it wanted me to upgrade from it09:14
Lathiatheh09:16
bddebianKeybuk: heh09:16
sabdflKeybuk: you need "I BREAK SOFTWARE!" on your business card09:17
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hughsiedesrt: sorry, just got back from dinner09:18
hughsiedesrt: i would join, and resend it09:18
hughsiei've lost stuff on hal-devel before09:18
desrthughsie; pfah.09:18
desrtwhere is david?09:18
desrthe's been AWOL since last weekend09:19
hughsiedesrt: don;t know. he;s not been on irc for *ages*09:19
desrti want him to comment on my application to be added to the 'hal' group on fd.o :p09:19
=== pitti tests kubuntu amd64 live now
Riddellpitti: good luck09:20
Kamionsince we have matching source CDs and now have the scriptage to publish them sanely, I'm putting those on releases.ubuntu.com too (but not anywhere they'll visibly get in the way, don't worry)09:20
Kamionjust 'cos otherwise I have to keep backups of them in my home directory and stuff and risk losing them09:20
hughsiedesrt: i don;t see why not. +1 from me09:20
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pittiRiddell: f***, it did not even boot... I try another CD...09:24
desrthughsie; well, currently the official reason "why not" is because david is AWOL :)09:24
hughsiedesrt: :-)09:24
desrthughsie; but since, ultimately, he's the one reviewing patches, there's no problem with waiting until he gets back :)09:24
hughsiedesrt: yes, agreed09:25
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Kamionspeedup 3.56 from rsyncing Kubuntu amd64/install against Ubuntu amd64/install09:25
LathiatKamion: nice09:25
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KamionI must get round to cleaning up little09:26
Kamionalthough it's particularly loaded at the moment because the purge scripts base their decisions on how old images are rather than on how many builds there've been, and we've built something like fifteen rounds of Ubuntu CDs today (counting both install and live)09:27
Kamionyeah, >70GB in daily and daily-live alone09:28
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Surakhello, I just managed to build the module for conexant modems with ubuntu. They have a closed-source part, which is distributed with the modem in form of 2.4 linux driver. I would like some advice about how to package this for ubuntu.09:30
CarlFKSurak - try in #ubuntu-motu09:33
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pittiok, kubuntu live test, take 2...09:34
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pittihrm, no luck09:38
pittiKamion, Riddell: the Kubuntu amd64 live plainly refuses to boot on my box09:38
pittiI know I'm not supposed to do KDE development, but hey, a short peek at the competition can't hurt09:38
Kamionpitti: it's an oversized image; perhaps you have a 650MB CD, or a drive that can't do 700MB?09:39
pittiKamion: certainly not, 700 MB works well here09:39
pittiI burned 720 MB images here...09:39
Kamionthat's the only reason I can think of ...09:39
pittihm09:39
pittiI dd the image and check md509:39
seb128pitti: I hate you now :p09:39
KamionKubuntu amd64/install boots fine anyway, let's see how it goes09:39
pittiseb128, please, please, I promise, I will never do it again!!09:40
Riddellpitti: thanks anyway09:40
Riddellseb128: you're lucky it didn't boot for him, else he's see the wonder of KDE and never want to leave09:40
seb128pitti: ok ok, but be careful, I'm watching you :p09:40
seb128haha 09:41
pittibreezy-live-amd64.iso           08-Sep-2005 17:43  624M09:41
pittiKamion: it's not even close to oversize...09:41
Kamionpitti: oh, sorry, I was thinking of the i386/powerpc ones09:42
Kamionyou're quite right09:42
pittianyway, checking md5....09:42
jbaileyslomo: Around?09:42
slomojbailey: yes09:42
jbaileyslomo: What do you mean the kernel detects the harddrisk some seconds earlier?09:43
Keybukwow, warty feels so retro09:43
pitti"warty"?09:43
slomojbailey: something like "hda: ST3160023A, ATA DISK drive"  (but this is on my desktop now)09:43
jbaileyslomo: Can you add the word 'break' to the kernel command line, please?09:43
slomojbailey: sure... what does it do?09:44
mdzbreaks your computer09:44
jbaileyIt should drop you to a shell prompt/  If your harddrive is being detected then it's getting further than it was before.09:44
jbaileymdz: Shhhh..  You're telling secrets!09:44
mdzjbailey: do you have success reports for booting from USB hard disks now?09:45
mdzthat ought to just work now09:45
mdzwould be nice for the release notes09:45
pittidarn, dd'ing /dev/cdrom does not quite produce exactly the same image09:45
slomojbailey: then we had some kind of misunderstanding... that was there since the beginning... ok, reboot with break now :)09:45
Keybukpitti: I'm trying a warty->breezy upgrade, to see what happens09:45
mdzKeybuk: do you not have enough work to do? :-P09:46
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slomojbailey: and break doesn't change anything09:46
Lathiathr09:46
Lathiatm09:46
Lathiatthe arrows on the update notifier are buggering around again09:46
jbaileymdz: No, sorry.  I'll poke the submitted of the bug I have against initrd-tools so that we can get it for release.09:47
pittiRiddell: I'll burn the cd in my laptop now, last chance...09:48
pittidarn, I burned like 20 CDs today without problem...09:48
jbaileyslomo: Hmm.  And you're sure you're using the stock kernels?  It shouldn't be able to detect your harddrive at this point.09:49
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Keybukmdz: it was a very short-lived experiment <g>09:49
seb128pitti: that's a sign you should stick with GNOME :)09:50
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jbaileyWhat is our upgrade promise?  Are people expected to go through the releases in sequence if they're upgrading?09:50
slomojbailey: sure... i never compiled my own kernel on the ibook09:50
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pittiseb128: yeah, my computer does not seem to be KDE compatible09:50
pittiseb128: I don't even know how kubuntu looks like...09:52
ograpitti, you could test edubuntu to check if a smaller potion of KDE works :)09:52
pittiENOBANDWIDTH09:52
pittiI already used up mine and my flatmate's weekly quota09:53
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Keybukjbailey: it's certainly not possible to do anything but at the moment09:54
Keybukthe modularised Xorg packages can only be upgraded from the monolithic Xorg packages by the looks of it09:54
Keybukthey only declare relationships on xorg-* and not xfree86-* as well09:54
Keybuke.g. xinit should replace xfree86-common _as_well_as_ xorg-common09:54
jbaileyKeybuk: Right, and it might be nice to clearly say that.09:55
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jbaileyKeybuk: As well as figure eventually what that means for people jumping from long-lived-release to long-lived-release.09:55
Keybukmdz: should we add that to the rlease notes?09:55
mdzKeybuk: "that"?09:56
Keybukmdz: you can't upgrade a warty machine to breezy preview09:56
Keybukyou must first upgrade to hoary09:56
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seb128pitti: probably crappy, it's KDE :p09:56
mdzKeybuk: I don't think it's necessary09:56
mdzyou can't upgrade from woody either09:56
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Keybukor sarge09:56
Keybukannoyingly09:57
mdzin fact, since we haven't worked out the upgrade issues yet, I don't think we should put upgrade instructions in the announcement09:57
mdzsabdfl: any objection to removing that bit?09:57
pittiKeybuk: maybe we can fix breezy final to be upgradable from warty?09:57
mdzpitti: I think that time could be better spent fixing upgrades from hoary and sarge, and other bugs09:57
Keybukfixing upgrades from sarge would implicitly fix from warty09:58
Keybukas it's the same problem09:58
pittiwell, yes09:58
jbaileySure, but we need to know what the upgrade-from targets are for testing anyway.09:58
mdzKeybuk: only one problem?  your test must have been thorough :-P09:58
pittithe other day sb told me we would support upgrades from any to any currently supported release09:59
Keybukmdz: well, two dozen instances of the same problem09:59
Keybukforce-overwriting the appropriate packages seemed to get me a breezy machine09:59
mdzpitti: sb = mark?09:59
pittino, but some canonical employee 09:59
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mdzpitti: it wasn't me09:59
pittiwell, anyway10:00
pittiif we don't, so much the better - or easier - for us10:00
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mdzI don't think it makes sense10:00
Keybukwe probably /should/ support upgrades between supported releases, to be fair10:00
Keybukjbailey: some body, I guess10:00
ograjbailey, somebody10:00
jbaileyAh. =)10:00
shackanah, someday I hope to have rhythbox not crashing for at least six hours in a row...10:01
jbaileyI don't think it's harmful to say dist-upgrde through each release for the short-lived ones, and support long-lived to long-lived on top of it.10:01
Kamionmdz: so, can I publish these images properly now?10:01
mdzKamion: yes10:01
tsengjbailey: is there a specific plan for long-lived releases?10:01
pittiok you bloody KDE live CD: this is your third and last chance to boot on my box before I give up10:01
tsengjbailey: or it will just be a regular release with more security time10:02
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jbaileytseng: I am not the keeper of the crystal ball on that one. ;)10:02
Kamionmdz: hooray10:02
RiddellKamion: did you try amd64 kubuntu install?10:03
KamionRiddell: it's at 63% second stage10:03
Kamionmdz: oh, and am I publishing kubuntu at the same time or later?10:03
mdzKamion: depends on whether it's ready to be blessed10:03
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KamionI'll know that before Ubuntu publishing finishes ...10:04
Kamionwell, assuming we take amd64/live on faith10:04
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Riddellpitti: any luck?10:06
shackanhi pitti, why back so early ? :)10:06
pittiKamion, Riddell: nope - three different CDs, two different burners, correct downloaded images - this thing just doesn't boot10:06
shackanmaybe you inserted the cd upside-down..10:07
seb128:)10:07
pittiit must have an internal Gnome developer boot protection10:07
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seb128 /msg pitti nice GNOME promoting job, I own you a beer :)10:07
seb128(ups :p)10:07
shackanpitti, I've got more than that to whine about10:08
pitti /msg seb128 and nobody noticed my syslinux upload that did this :-)10:08
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KamionKubuntu amd64/install success10:10
RiddellKamion: yay, thanks10:10
Riddellanyone else able to test amd64 live kubuntu?10:10
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KamionI'll try it, but subject to usual download time comments10:10
pittiwould be nice to verify/falsify my failure10:10
jbaileyRiddell: Sure, Angie's off her machine.10:11
jbaileyI don't think I sync kubuntu as part of my nightly rsync, though.10:11
ograanybody able to test edubuntu ?10:11
ograon ppc/amd64 ?10:11
Kamionunfortunately I doubt it will sync against Ubuntu in the same way the install CD does10:11
Riddellogra: I'm 29% downloaded, 40 minutes to go10:11
ograRiddell, wow, thanks :)10:11
jbaileyRiddell: I don't.  kubuntu daily/current live from last night okay?10:11
ograRiddell, http://edubuntu.org/EdubuntuTesting follow these notes :)10:12
Riddellogra: that's i386, if you want me to test powerpc I can stop i386 download and start powerpc10:12
seb128I can try it, but will take 3 hours to download10:12
ograRiddell, yes, that'd be better10:12
seb128mvo: around?10:12
ograRiddell, x86 i just finishing the burn here10:12
ogras/i/is10:12
Riddelljbailey: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/20050908.2/10:13
Riddellor daily-live/current10:13
sabdflmdz: no problem on removing upgrade instructions10:13
jbaileyMm, weird, I can't highlight text in nano.10:13
Riddellwhy does cdimage.ubuntu.com not reject http connections from my IP address, it's most impolite10:14
Riddelljbailey: shift-click?10:14
mdzsabdfl: latest draft is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DraftBreezyPreviewAnnouncement10:14
RiddellI think nano is one of those spooky ncurses mouse programmes10:14
mdzsabdfl: spell checked, just needs link checking and then ready to go10:14
mdzKamion: ETA for live links?10:15
sabdflmdz: can i tighten up the text flow a little?10:15
mdzsabdfl: formatting or content?10:15
sabdflformatting10:16
mdzsabdfl: certainly10:16
KamionCan't count up to 5!10:16
Kamionbest error message EVAH10:16
mdzKamion: nice110:16
Kamionmdz: couple of minutes10:16
mvoseb128: yes, just came back10:17
seb128mvo: what causes this 3s/1s delay for gksu?10:17
sabdflmdz: silbs and i have been reviewing desktop item menu placement10:18
jbaileyRiddell: Thanks.  I guess someone X enabled nano.10:18
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seb128mvo: is it waiting for something? Or that's a on purpose waiting?10:18
sabdflwe need to introduce changes immediately post preview, to give the doc team time to catch up10:18
sabdfllike the terminal10:18
mvoseb128: kov is starting sudo to test if it requires to input a password10:18
sabdflit reverted10:18
mdzsabdfl: we noticed a weirdness about the evolution icon on the panel10:18
bddebianAn X enabled nano?? Kick-ass10:18
seb128mvo: and it takes 3s to sudo to say that?10:18
Keybukhmm10:18
mvoseb128: it times out after ~3s, but with the cvs patch it's killed before (with kill)10:18
Keybukdid anyone else notice that a lot of other people seem to be releasing betas/previews today too? :p10:19
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sabdflyes, silbs caught that one10:19
KeybukSuSE beat us to 2.12 :p10:19
pittidarn10:19
bddebianYeah but who uses SuSE? ;-)10:19
Kamionssh: connect to host frei.ubuntu.com port 22: No route to host10:19
Kamionelmo: ^-- ?10:19
mdzsabdfl: the deadline agreed with the doc team for UI changes was August 25th, FWIW10:19
sabdflin general, any old menu item that pointed to a version-specific place would be caught out if it had transferred to the panel10:19
Keybukso did Foresight (who are they?!)10:19
mdzsabdfl: and the docs are supposed to be in string freeze now so that they can be translated10:20
seb128mvo: what timeout? it that an ugly hack like "try a random password and wait to know what it gives"?10:20
tsengKeybuk: they are based on rPath10:20
Burgundaviasabdfl, our string freeze is today10:20
tsengKeybuk: which is the autopackage distro10:20
tsengKeybuk: cracksmoking abounds10:20
mdzKeybuk: flattery is the sincerest form of admiration10:21
Keybukmdz: indeed10:21
KamionUK releases.u.c has the live links; the others are catching up10:21
Kamioncan somebody please test the torrents? I'm off to get some dinner10:21
mdzer10:21
mdzimitation10:21
mdzis the sincerest form of flattery10:21
mdzrather10:21
Kamionthis is Ubuntu only btw, not Kubuntu yet10:21
mvoseb128: more like a empty password, but otherwise, yes. the problem is that sudo is _very_ unfriendly for frontends. it does not provide any usefull information (well, there is -l but that isn't enabled by default)10:22
mdzKeybuk: where is this suse thing?  I see nothing on www.suse.com10:22
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tsengmdz: opensuse10:22
mdznot that I can read it10:22
tsengmdz: (.org)10:22
mvoseb128: there are some other problems like "-p" does not work for e.g. kerberos or opie 10:22
mdzdude, they are totally mimicking our releases10:23
tsengof course they are10:23
silbsmdz, sabdfl: the release announcement ignores large parts of the world (i.e., non-UK, US, Europe).Maybe include something like "download from the site closest to you"10:23
tsengwe are stealing their community10:23
mdzsilbs: I thought you went home!10:23
Kamionsilbs: ideally we'd update /download/ a bit and point to that, I just haven't had a chance yet10:23
Kamionperhaps somebody else could update that10:24
tsengmdz: the mono faceoff will be fierce!10:24
silbsmdz:I did. But I didn't want to miss the excitement.10:24
sabdflmdz: formatting done10:24
mjg59crimsun: Hi - was it you who ended up with the X41?10:24
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Keybukmdz: planet suse10:25
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sabdflsilbs, mdz, should we have a "Rest of World" link that goes to http://releases.ubuntu.com/5.10/ ?10:27
mvoseb128: do you have any idea about #14430? 10:28
mdzseb128: didn't we decide to put add/remove programs at the bottom of Applications?10:28
Nafallowow!10:28
mdzsabdfl: change "United Kingdom" to "Rest of World"?10:28
Nafallose.releases.u.c already have it ;-)10:28
sabdflmdz: UK guys will likely then goe with Europe10:29
sabdflso, i'll have an additional one10:29
mdzsabdfl: the rest of the world should use the one closest to them10:30
sabdflsilbs, mdz: I would like to move the "Getting" section to the top10:30
mdzrather than UK always10:30
sabdflmdz: they will, anyway10:30
mdzthen why add a new section?10:30
Lathiatmdz: see the gnome-menus changelog10:31
Lathiatmdz: it was reverted10:31
Lathiatmdz: as in some locales, it makes the menu stupidly wide10:31
Lathiatmvo: my libnotify arrows are being silly again on both my machines10:32
seb128mdz: mvo did and we rolled back, it was ugly and there was some technical issue to put a separator before it (not a big deal, but require some gnome-panel patching)10:32
mvoLathiat: can you send me a screenshot? 10:32
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/libnotify.png10:34
mdzsabdfl: finished editing?10:34
seb128mvo: nop, not really 10:35
mvoLathiat: that's a interessting one, I haven't seen that one before10:35
sabdflmdz: yes10:35
Lathiatmvo: ive seen that sort of thing the whole time..10:35
mdzsabdfl: "extra work"?10:35
sabdflsilbs, mdz, please ack you are ok with the shift10:35
mdzsounds like a chore :-)10:35
sabdfl"extra work"?10:35
mdz  * X.org 6.8.2 with extra work for wider hardware support10:36
mdzthat isn't what I wrote10:36
sabdflah, yes10:36
tsengLathiat: that drives me nuts10:36
Lathiattseng: mmhmm10:36
ivoksLathiat: that notify is here to like that :)10:36
Lathiatmvo: sounds like you have a problem ;)10:36
sabdflmdz: fixed10:36
Lathiatwhat the hell does it do10:36
Lathiatto end up with that10:36
Lathiatits like it draws its on border10:37
Lathiaton top of gtk 10:37
Lathiat*own10:37
silbssabdfl: "server,with" -> "server, with" (typo, space)10:37
silbssabdfl: "On The Desktop" -> "On the Desktop"10:38
mvoLathiat: can you join #notification-debug please? I don't want to distrub this channel too much :)10:38
Lathiatmvo: ok10:38
silbssabdfl: I would reorder the features under installation. OEM and others are more impressive than a progress bar.10:39
mdzsabdfl: should we point to the forums as well as the mailing list?10:40
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hotte-^^10:40
ograRiddell, btw, i would suggest doing the workstation install, since i doubt you have amd64 thing clients around ;)10:41
mdzsilbs: I've already copy/pasted, spell checked and link checked10:41
mdzsilbs: but if you want to make more edits, go ahead, just somebody let me know when everyone is happy10:41
mdzkeyboard break10:41
silbssabdfl, mdz: that's all I see10:41
mdzsilbs: did you fix those?10:43
silbsmdz: no, I thought someone else was editing. Happy to do so though - should I?10:43
ajmitchno mention of malone for universe bugs, or you don't want to confuse users? :)10:44
bddebianheh10:45
sabdflmdz: yes, please add forum link10:45
bddebianHeya ajmitch10:45
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ajmitchhi10:45
BenCanyone with the laptop folks here?10:45
mdzKamion: er, where are the torrents?10:45
mdzsilbs: please10:46
mdzI need to be off of the keyboard for a while10:46
sabdflBenC: could you get our kernels integrated with KLive, please, post preview?10:46
Kamionmdz: they're on the datacentre mirrors but not on the .se ones10:48
Kamiondunno why10:48
Kamionmaswan: ?10:48
Kamionmaswan: I guess you're still syncing ...10:48
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BenCsabdfl: maybe if I knew what KLive was :)10:48
maswanKamion: .pool/ubuntu-5.10-preview-src-4.iso10:50
silbsmdz: done. And I added a forums link (please double check). Don't know what the XXX is on the first line.10:51
BurgundaviaBenC, 10:51
Burgundaviahttp://klive.cpushare.com/10:51
maswanseems to average somewhere around 1MByte/s, +-500k/s10:52
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Kamionheh10:53
sabdflseriously10:53
ogra:)10:53
ograsabdfl++10:53
BenCarch_commit: unable to acquire revision lock (internal error in archive-pfs.c(pfs_lock_revision))10:54
BenCanyone know how to fix that?10:54
BenCI killed mid commit because it was commiting files I didn't want to, and now I've got that10:55
KamionBenC: baz lock-revision -b <revision>10:55
Kamion?10:55
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BenCthat's a baz commit error10:55
fabbioneBenC: it looks like wrong permissions on the archive10:56
fabbionesame as i was getting when you had the wrong umask10:56
KamionI usually find baz lock-revision -b ...whatever... clears that up10:56
BenCwouldn't be from me10:56
fabbioneBenC: did you interrupt a commit?10:56
ografabbione, yes10:57
BenCyes10:57
BenClock-revision didn't help10:57
fabbioneBenC: ah ok.. that explains :).. use the command Kamion told you10:57
BenClock-revision: unkown lock state for kernel-team@ubuntu.com--2005/kernel-team@ubuntu.com--2005/kernel-debian--preX,13--2.6.12--patch-1310:57
BenC   (lock was in transition -- consider retrying)10:57
fabbioneok.. let me login and fix it for you10:57
fabbioneBenC: on which branch were you commiting?10:58
BenCthe commit can be tossed10:58
BenCkernel-debian--preX,13--2.6.1210:58
Kamionshould just be mv ++revision-lock-held--* patch-12/++revision-lock10:58
Kamionor patch-11/ if you're tossing patch-1210:59
Kamionoh, no, you're tossing patch-1310:59
BenCI think I fixed it11:00
BenCnope11:00
Kamionyou need a +contents subdirectory of ++revision-lock11:00
fabbionewait11:00
fabbionei am working on it11:00
silbsKamion: do you want a trailing slash on the mailing list link too? :)11:00
fabbionewe can't work all together11:00
BenCno, I was working on my end11:00
BenCthought the ,,commit* stuff was causing something, but it isn't11:00
Kamionsilbs: I didn't consider that to be a directory, but I'm not sure how it looks on the backend11:01
Kamionit doesn't redirect me to a URL with a slash anyway ...11:01
fabbioneBenC: ok try to commit now11:01
maswanKamion: better now?11:02
maswansent 5007 bytes  received 2334599320 bytes  1180583.73 bytes/sec11:02
maswantook a while11:02
BenCfabbione: thanks, working now11:03
Kamionmaswan: all your mirrors look happy; just poking frei.ubuntu.com now11:03
mdzsabdfl,silbs: announcement ready to go?11:03
Kamion(which was unrouteable earlier)11:03
mdzKamion: mirrors ok?11:03
fabbioneBenC: no problem..11:03
fabbionemaswan: hey dude11:04
Kamionmdz: as of about fifteen seconds ago, yes11:04
Kamionmdz: still need a torrent check11:04
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mdzKamion: I get 0bytes/sec on all torrents11:04
Kamionelmo: can you check the torrent seeding please?11:05
mdzelmo: does bt need the usual swift kick in the tail?11:05
KamionZnarl: or if you're around and know how11:05
Burgundaviapitti, that would be supense. Suspension is a bridge11:05
pittiBurgundavia: oh, thanks :-)11:05
KeybukBurgundavia: he could be wearing suspenders11:06
BurgundaviaKeybuk, or driving over a bumpy road?11:07
Kamionelmo: also, could you please configure durville and frei's apaches to honour my .htaccess files?11:07
maswanfabbione: hi there11:08
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fabbionemaswan: buttercup has been dead for a long time...11:08
fabbionemaswan: i start to think it's hw issue11:09
fabbionemaswan: becuse i am running the same kernel here without problems11:09
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maswanfabbione: ok, I could try installing solaris on it and see if I can get a crash doing something?11:09
fabbionemaswan: can you just preserve the disks in case?11:09
fabbioneor allow me to backup some stuff first?11:10
CarlFKKamion - breezy install to hdb, grub on hda mbr, boot, grub error 21.  Smart Boot Managaer will boot breezy from hdb, so I suspect that grub doesn't know where to find boot/.  A) what package do I report against, B) got a quick fix?11:10
maswanfabbione: yeah, sure11:10
maswanfabbione: I'll do both. :)11:10
fabbionemaswan: nah.. i mean.. if you can install slowlaris on another disk (without touching the disks with linux) i am ok.. even without backup11:11
fabbionemaswan: if you need to reuse the disks.. than i would be glad to take a backup11:11
KamionCarlFK: I've been working for 13 hours, I'm not sure I can even read your question accurately at this point11:11
maswanfabbione: we have no shortage of 9:ish gig drives, so..11:11
Kamionsend mail or file a bug against debian-installer or something11:11
fabbionemaswan: ok :) perfect :)11:12
CarlFKKamion - grub-installer ?11:12
Kamionfair enough11:12
KamionI can always reassign once I understand what's up11:12
Kamionsorry, thanks for testing, I'm just tired :)11:12
CarlFKno prob11:12
CarlFKhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1498911:13
maswanKamion: the tracker does not seem to be running, as far as I can tell. for the torrents.11:13
CarlFKdone.11:13
Kamionmaswan: gah11:14
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maswanat least, the announce url gives me a connection refused11:15
bddebianSMS elmo?11:15
Kamionbddebian: SMS. mobile phone. text message.11:15
bddebianKamion: Ahh11:16
maswanIf he's not available, you could regenerate the torrents and use the cdimage.d.o tracker I run. But that would probably not be optimal in at least a couple of different ways. :)11:16
crimsunmjg59: yes11:16
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sabdflmdz: go from my side, yes11:16
Kamionmaswan: yes and yes :)11:16
mdzsabdfl: just waiting on torrents11:17
Kamionjames says "on bike. back soon"11:17
Keybukone hopes he pulled over to reply11:17
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CarlFKi got some pics here of what happened when I tired to eat a hot-dog while riding...11:19
CarlFKeverything was fine till i tried to shift gears11:19
KamionKeybuk: let's not, eh11:19
KamionCarlFK: :-)11:19
Kamionsounds painful11:19
CarlFKat least the hotdog fell on some grass, so it was still eatable11:20
Keybukand where did you fall?11:21
CarlFKno broken bones, and the fluid dripping from my face was sweat.  11:21
CarlFKI hit the pavement11:21
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CarlFKlol11:21
Keybukside-effect of strapping wheels to your feet as a hobby11:22
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bddebianAnyone know off-hand what provides X11/bitmaps/gray ?11:25
BenCthat sucks, live-ppc cd doesn't boot on the G511:25
BenCbddebian: is that a file?11:26
Keybukbddebian: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/Contents-i386.gz11:26
elmokamion: I didn't11:26
BenCor "dpkg -S X11/bitmaps/gray" if the file is installed11:26
elmothat was my first SMS on a bike, and boy was it exciting11:26
elmokamion: anyhoo, torrent's back11:26
Kamionelmo: great, thanks11:27
KamionBenC: you did boot with live-powerpc64, right?11:27
bddebianBenC: I tried the dpkg -S route :-)11:27
BenCKamion: nope, didn't know there was one11:27
BenCthere's no way to have a single cd for 32/64?11:27
BenCyaboot can't select a kernel based on the cpu type?11:27
KamionBenC: it's a single CD, but you need to select 32/64 at the yaboot prompt; the default is 3211:27
KamionBenC: there's a SuSE patch apparently, but not by default no11:28
bddebianBenC: Oh and it in included in drscheme: #include <X11/bitmaps/gray>11:28
KamionI need to look at said patch11:28
BenChopefully it's similar to the silo usage11:28
BenCimage[sun4c] =/boot/vmlinuz-32 or image[sun4u] =/boot/vmlinuz-6411:29
Kamionyeah, it's image[64bit]  I think11:29
Kamionbah, all my systems are NATted such that I cannot test torrents11:29
mdzmy torrent downloads are still stalled11:30
mdzjust starting to come up at 1k/sec11:30
Kamionrah11:30
Nafalloyay! ;-)11:31
BenCcool, live-powerpc64 is booting now11:31
mdzis anyone getting realistic rates from torrent?11:32
maswanOk, I seem to be seeding a bit now11:32
mdzmaybe it's just me11:32
maswanthis will probably not give a very realistic rate though11:32
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maswanwe'll see in a while,but..11:32
KeybukI don't have NAT, but then I've also not managed to get torrents to ever work11:32
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mdzpitti: I have NAT, and set up a trivial forwarding rule11:33
bddebianKeybuk: Sorry to bother you but how does that tell me what package?11:33
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Burgundaviamdz, pulling down 20~40k/sec11:33
Kamionpitti: ah, --ip is the key11:33
pittimdz: but you certainly have to do that on the router that does NAT, right?11:33
mdzpitti: yes11:33
mvoIjust started the torrent download and have 2k/s right now11:33
pittimdz: or do you mean some crackful ssh tunnel or so?11:33
Burgundaviamdz, scrub that, dropping11:33
Kamionpitti: http://crashrecovery.org/bittorrent/HOWTO.bttr.html11:33
pittimdz: ah, that router is at my provider11:33
mvo(over nat and stuff)11:33
maswanmvo: it seems that my slow seed is the only one running now. :/11:33
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mdzpitti: so you don't have nat, you are a victim of nat ;-)11:34
HiddenWolfhas preview been released?11:34
Kamionthe DNS hack there seems unnecessary11:34
mdzHiddenWolf: it'll go to ubuntu-announce and the topic11:34
mvoit's getting sharpy up now :) 20k now11:34
mdzyou have my word11:34
pittibah, jigdo works sooo well without any hacking...11:34
HiddenWolfmdz, I can seed 1mbit for a few days...11:34
Kamionoh, hmm, maybe it is necessary after all, hard to say11:34
RiddellKamion: it's not looking good for the kubuntu live amd64 CD, two reports of it not booting now11:34
mdzstill stalled here11:34
maswanmvo: ehm. you on the amd64 install?11:34
Keybukbddebian:11:35
mvomaswan: yes11:35
maswanmvo: my home machine got a full block and started to upload. :)11:35
Keybuksyndicate scott% zgrep "X11/bitmaps/gray" Contents-i386.gz11:35
Keybukusr/include/X11/bitmaps/gray                                x11/xbitmaps11:35
Keybuk-- 11:35
Keybukso it's in "xbitmaps", which is in the x11 section11:35
maswanmvo: the one I'm testing the rate in. :)11:35
mvomaswan: and getting down again ... 5k11:35
pittiRiddell: bad...11:35
mvomaswan: hm, should I take a different one then :) ?11:35
bddebianKeybuk: Ohh, I misunderstood the Location part.  Thank you.11:35
maswanmvo: *shrug*, it will all even out in a while anyway11:36
mdzelmo: torrent is not happy11:36
BenClatest live cd runs on my G5, for whoever cares11:37
=== ogra still looks for a ppc edubuntu tester
pittiRiddell: it does not even spend any noticeable time on the CD11:37
pittiBenC: cool11:37
KamionBenC: hooray11:37
Kamionthanks11:37
jbaileyogra: What needs to be setup aside from just the ppc box?11:37
pittiogra: is edubuntu closer to kubuntu or ubuntu?11:38
ograpitti, ubuntu11:38
Kamiontorrent stalls at 1.5MB precisely here11:38
pittiogra: I can't stay awake much longer anyway, I almost fall asleep11:38
Keybukgetting about 50KB/s down at the moment11:38
BurgundaviaKamion, same with me11:38
pittiogra: do you want to release edubuntu together with ubuntu? otherwise I can test it tomorrow11:38
ograjbailey, i'd be fine if someone just confirms a working install and that all server processes are running11:38
elmomdz: ... ? what do you want me to do?  the software's running11:38
elmoin the same configuration that it's been running for the last two releases11:39
KeybukKamion: here too11:39
mdzelmo: ...but it isn't worknig properly11:39
mdzworking11:39
BenCI love that all my mac keyboard special keys work on ubuntu11:39
ograpitti, nope, not at all, but mdz wants to... i'd rather fix the two remaining bits...11:39
maswanI'll add another seed, soon.11:39
maswanmdz: could it be that the seeding client on elmo's machine is busy checksumming the isos?11:39
mdzmaswan: elmo would know if that's the problem11:40
ograjbailey, http://edubuntu.org/EdubuntuTesting for the two manual interventions needed...11:40
jbaileyogra: Sure, I can dust off the pegasos box fox that.  I have 10 minutes left in another rsync, and probably another 20 to sync the edubuntu disk.11:40
elmomaswan: not AFAICS, no11:40
Keybukit uninstalled for me11:40
Keybukthan restalled at 2.1MB11:40
ograjbailey, that'd be cool11:40
maswanelmo: annoying, because I can only see my almost infinitely slow ftp.acc seed11:40
Kamionwasn't there a web page somewhere that showed torrent status?11:41
mdzKamion: torrent:696911:41
Riddellogra: I'm still downloading edubuntu ppc11:41
Kamionmdz: "Server Error"11:41
ogramdz, i386 edubuntu is ok so far (i.e. no regressions)11:41
Riddell20 mings to download11:41
Riddellmins11:41
mdzKamion: yeah, exactly11:41
ograRiddell, err, didnt you say amd64 ? 11:41
Riddellogra: I said powerpc11:41
ogradmaned11:41
ogradamned even11:41
Riddellogra: you have an amd64 don't you?11:42
ograRiddell, yes, but i cant install on it and it only ready DVD for boot... my DVD writer is broken :(11:42
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ogramvo, do you hav an amd64 to test ? 11:42
jbaileyogra: Is there a useful amd64 test that I should do instead that doesn't involve wiping out my wife's computer? =)11:43
HiddenWolfI'd volunteer, but I need to go :(11:43
mdzRiddell: what are the symptoms of the failure?11:43
pawdrohello, is gnome available to download for ubuntu?11:43
mvoogra: sort of, yes. no free partition, but I can make space11:43
Riddellpitti: I'm downlodaing edubuntu poewrpc if you don't want to use up your bandwidth11:43
HiddenWolfpawdro, it's installed by default, but please ask #ubuntu11:43
ograjbailey, i have no edubuntu live ...11:43
pawdroI meant 2.1211:43
BurgundaviaKamion, did you just stall at 2.5 as well?11:43
Riddellmdz: acording to jbailey and pitti it just doesn't read the CD at all11:43
HiddenWolfpawdro, it's in breezy11:44
KamionBurgundavia: yes11:44
mdzRiddell: not even isolinux?11:44
HiddenWolfpawdro, #ubuntu11:44
Kamionoh, no, it's continuing11:44
pawdrook11:44
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pittimdz: it just doesn't boot11:44
jbaileymdz: It just spins at my bios' booting cd... prompt and then falls back to the harddrive to boot.11:44
pittisame for me11:44
mdzweird11:44
pittias if there were no CD at all11:44
jbaileymdz: the amd64 ubuntu install cd goes to the expected isolinux prompt11:44
mdzdoes it mount OK?11:44
mdzand md5sum?11:44
jbaileyyes11:44
mvoI stalled at 2.4, no it goes fast again11:44
jbaileyto mounting.11:44
jbaileyHaven't md5sum'd it.11:44
pittimdz: I tried to burn with three different CDs and two burners11:44
BurgundaviaKamion, we seem to pulling of maswan, who is getting 0.5 meg chunks11:44
maswanBurgundavia: the 0.5 meg chunks come to me from the seed in 2k/s11:45
pittimdz: md5sum of downloaded file was correct, dd'ing the image does not quite produce the same iso, though (probably some padding)11:45
mdzpitti: I mean the internal md5sum on the CD itself11:45
Burgundaviamaswan, ouch, this is going to take a while11:45
mdzpitti: md5sum -c11:45
pittimdz: I checked the download against the MD5sums file on the web, if you mean that11:46
jbaileyDo we just do md5sum -c foo.iso?11:46
mdzpitti: no,I mean the md5sum.txt file on the CD11:46
Kamionthe log of that amd64 live build doesn't show any signs of problems11:46
mdzthe integrity check11:46
jbaileyRunning it.11:47
jbaileyIt looks like all OKs and echo $? gives me 011:47
Kamionmdz: md5sum.txt doesn't include isolinux/11:47
jbaileyShould the isolinux.bin be the same as on the ubuntu live cd?11:48
Kamionjbailey: yes11:48
pitticheck still running, no problems so far11:48
bddebianGotta run, thanks for the Contents-i386 tip Keybuk11:49
jbailey45265d7515a84c5cc3000a3937a83316  isolinux.bin11:49
jbailey8bcdce8b2e28c6ed178e7445e5991011  isolinux.bin11:49
pitti45265d7515a84c5cc3000a3937a83316  isolinux.bin11:49
Kamionhmm, actually it might be modified by mkisofs11:49
pittijbailey: at least we have the same file which makes random burn errors unlikely11:50
Kamionother kubuntu live-amd64 images have the same isolinux.bin md5sum11:50
Lathiati have noticied that cdrecord vs nautilus tends to end up with different things11:50
Kamionlive-i386 is the same between ubuntu and kubuntu11:51
pittimd5sum check complete without any error11:54
pittianyway, it's getting late again, and I need some sleep - happy release!11:55
Keybukhmm, it would be nice if, for the real release, we could find a version of the firefox totem widget that didn't crash all the time :-/11:55
maswansome peopel getting better rates now?11:55
maswan(on the torrents)11:56
Burgundaviamaswan, oh ya11:56
Kamionok, we use the -boot-info-table argument, so mkisofs modifies isolinux.bin with information about the CD layout11:57
elmoKamion: eh, do we need to put src seeds up for torrent?11:57
mdzelmo: hey, it's picked up now; did you change anything?11:58
Kamionelmo: probably not11:58
jbaileyKamion: Why would just that one be different, though?11:58
Kamionjbailey: good question11:58
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mdz4/6 torrents are going well, 2 still stalled11:59
Kamionelmo: are they overloading things? I'll kill them off if so11:59
maswanmdz: now all stalled?11:59
elmomdz: I've restarted it several times, they'll take a bit to come up11:59
mdzmaswan: argh, yes, all faling now11:59
maswanmdz: and now up to speed again?12:00
mdzmaswan: yes, same 412:00
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mdzmaswan: are you seeding only 4 of the isos?12:00
maswanmdz: no, but for some reason the last 2 won't send data...12:00
maswanah, there one more12:00
maswanheh. I'm close to that one12:01
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maswandl speed: 6199.3 KB/s12:01
maswan(my testing client at home)12:01
elmoKamion: I don't know if they're overloading it, but there's lot of whining about them in the blog12:01

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