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Nafallonafallo@darkelf:~ $ ls -l /dev/hdc12:12
Nafallobrw-r----- 1 root floppy 22, 0 2005-12-08 23:55 /dev/hdc12:12
Nafallowhat have someone done now? :-)12:12
jbaileyNafallo: I take it you don't have an IDE floppy drive? =)12:20
Nafalloright :-)12:20
Nafallogroup cdrom with rw access would be better :-)12:20
jbaileyHmm, I see the same thing here.12:20
=== Nafallo changed manually ;-)
Nafalloa bug then. would udev be a sane package guess? (should I file one or is it topic?)12:21
jbaileyudev is the right place for this, yes.12:23
jbaileyProbably best to file a bug.12:23
jbaileyI'll try and poke Scott about it tomorrow, too.12:24
Nafalloyea. I hoped he was still alive now ;-)12:24
NafalloMalone #5558 :-)12:31
mdzI think Keybuk fixed that already01:33
NafalloI'm fully up-to-date and rebooted when I couldn't burn :-)01:34
NafalloI don't have to run update-initramfs manually, right?01:34
mdzcorrect01:34
Nafallowell, I could reboot just for kicks :-)01:35
Nafallobrb01:35
Nafallobrw-r----- 1 root floppy 22, 0 2005-12-09 01:36 /dev/hdc01:39
Nafallonot fixed for me atleast.01:41
jbaileyinfinity: Awake?03:32
infinityjbailey : Was living in constant reboot-and-debug hell.  Around now.05:00
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Lewixhi05:57
Lewix<Lewix> I have a laptop , toshiba M40/M45 serie and  I've downloaded the iso dvd of ubuntu. when I boot and type enter there's things that loads up then my screen goes black. as well with the dvd screen as with the install. I tried linux vga=771 with the live dvd because i want to be sure that it works before installing and I all seem to work till I got a erro message about xserver05:58
infinityThis belongs in #ubuntu.06:01
Lewixthey ignore me, abd I've been asking that for 3days06:02
infinityRight, well, if you can run the live system with vga=771, why not do the same with the installer?06:05
infinityThere's plenty of help in the help screens on boot about how you can boot the CD differently.06:05
Lewixwell I can boot like that with the installer but I prefer to test if the live cd works completly first and it doesnt06:06
infinityIf X autodetection is going wrong for you, then you're even further offtopic for this channel than you already were. :P06:07
infinity(And you should probably file a bug, especially if you can't get help from #ubuntu, or the ubuntu-users mailing list)06:08
Lewixwell thanks anyway06:12
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jbaileyKeybuk: g'm =)01:02
Keybukhey01:03
jbaileyKeybuk: Are you able to reproduce Malone #5558?  If not, I can.01:03
Keybukhmm, learning guitar and typing is an odd combination01:03
jbaileyI do that during medium length compiles. =)01:03
Keybukjbailey: what version of udev?01:04
jbailey 077-0ubuntu301:04
Keybukwhat's the output of /lib/udev/cdrom_id --export /dev/hdc01:05
jbaileyMm, I see there is a new udev in the upgrade list today.01:05
jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$ /lib/udev/cdrom_id --export /dev/hdc01:05
jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$ sudo /lib/udev/cdrom_id --export /dev/hdc01:05
jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$01:05
Keybukhmm01:06
Keybukyou won't get a /dev/cdrom link for that either then01:06
jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$ ls -al /dev/cdrom01:07
jbaileylrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 2005-12-08 08:42 /dev/cdrom -> hda01:07
jbaileyRight.01:07
jbaileyDuh01:07
jbaileyLemme use hda instead. =)01:07
Keybuk<g>01:07
jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$ /lib/udev/cdrom_id --export /dev/hda01:07
jbaileyID_CDROM=101:07
jbaileyID_CDROM_CD_R=101:07
jbaileyID_CDROM_CD_RW=101:07
jbaileyID_CDROM_DVD=101:07
jbaileyID_CDROM_DVD_R=101:07
Keybukwant some coffee?01:07
jbaileyID_CDROM_RAM=101:07
jbaileySometimes it's tempting to take it up again. =)01:08
Keybukis it sad that I lingered over a big book of musical songs and lyrics just for udev release names? :p01:10
jbaileyOnly a little.  I've been known to spend long enough picking the right Oscar Wilde (initramfs-tools) or Bertrand Russell (glibc) quotes that I felt guilty and made up the time =)01:11
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jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$ ls -al /dev/cdrom01:25
jbaileylrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 2005-12-09 07:23 /dev/cdrom -> hda01:25
jbaileyjbailey@starshine:~$ ls -al /dev/hda01:25
jbaileybrw-r----- 1 root floppy 3, 0 2005-12-09 07:22 /dev/hda01:25
jbaileyKeybuk: This is with 077-0ubuntu401:25
Keybukudevinfo -a -p /block/hda01:30
Keybuk/lib/udev/cdrom_id --export /dev/hda01:30
Keybuk...01:31
Keybukthen remove the strange "0" in the 40-permissions.rules (the line that runs cdrom_id), and udevplug /block/hda :p01:31
KeybukKERNEL=="hd[a-z] |pcd[0-9] *0, \01:31
jbaileyDo you want that udevinfo pasted here, or shall I skip to step 3?01:31
jbailey=)01:31
Keybuk                          ^ that should not be there01:31
Keybukjust skip it :p01:32
jbailey$ ls -al /dev/hda01:36
jbaileybrw-r----- 1 root cdrom 3, 0 2005-12-09 07:22 /dev/hda01:36
jbaileyMuch better. =)01:36
jbaileyWeel01:36
jbaileyAlmost good.01:36
jbailey=)01:36
jbaileyNeeds to be a MODE="0660" there?01:37
jbaileyENV{ID_CDROM}=="?*",                    GROUP="cdrom", MODE="0660"01:37
Keybukyup01:37
jbaileyI suspect its friends underneath want the same love.01:37
Keybukthe SCSI one will do01:38
Keybukthe pktcdvd won't, because those aren't removable anyway01:38
Keybuk(it's getting the 0640 from the first rule for all removables)01:38
jbaileyMmm, I was more thinking:01:39
jbaileyKERNEL=="ht[0-9] *",                     GROUP="tape"01:39
jbaileyKERNEL=="nht[0-9] *",                    GROUP="tape"01:39
jbaileyProbably need MODEs set on them as well.01:39
Keybuktapes should be 0640 aiui01:39
Keybukyou only need +r to mount it01:40
jbaileyOh.01:40
Keybukthe +w lets you do things like eject and format them01:40
jbaileyAre you thinking for restores as a user, writes as root?01:40
Keybukat least, that's how it was explained to me01:40
jbaileyFeh, we need capabilities.01:40
Keybukno, the /dev permissions don't correspond to the mount-point permissions01:40
jbaileyOh, I see.01:40
jbaileyThat makes sense then.01:40
Keybukthe +w means you can send raw commands to the device01:41
Keybukyou can write to it even if the device is +r :p01:41
jbaileyI guess that makes sense, or all users would have to be in the disk group to deal with a mounted filesystem. =)01:41
Keybukyes01:41
jbailey'k01:41
Keybukthey need +w on cd-roms to eject the buggers01:41
Keybukas the eject command is a write-perm ioctl01:42
KeybukKamion: can we drop pcmcia-cs yet?01:50
=== makx needs help to compile klibc against linux-kernel-headers
makx"ln -s /usr/include/linux linux/include" is not suprisingly not enough, it goes then down to /usr/include/sys, /usr/include/features.h, /usr/include/gnu,..01:53
makxand then you get nice redefinitions.. :-P01:54
Mithrandiruhm, don't.01:54
KamionKeybuk: no01:55
makxeven before it wants an /usr/include/asm01:55
KeybukKamion: what's still holding on to it?01:55
jbaileymakx: I think we currently copy the files in place, dono't we?01:55
KamionKeybuk: still haven't done all the config migration01:55
Keybukah, right01:55
makx mkdir -p linux/include;01:55
makxfor x in /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.12-1/include/*; do01:56
makxln -s $$x linux/include;01:56
makxdone01:56
KamionKeybuk: and in any case I'm sort of inclined to keep it in main for one release anyway to make absolutely sure that migration works (the plan AFAIK is to make pcmcia-cs depend on pcmciautils)01:56
makxor whatever your fine linus-headers are.01:56
jbaileyHmm.01:56
jbaileyMaybe this weekend I'll get a current lkh into shape for klibc.01:56
KeybukKamion: k, I'll have a rumage through its init script then ... it's taking ~3s here then bitching that PCMCIA WILL NOT WORK!01:57
makxjbailey: that would be extremly cool.01:57
KamionKeybuk: what version?01:57
Keybuk2ubuntu201:58
Kamionbizarre, it's supposed to exit early02:00
Kamionsure you don't have an old init script due to conffile fun?02:00
Keybukmaybe, will look into it02:00
Kamionthe start case should begin with:02:00
Kamion        if ! supported_kernel; then02:00
Kamion            log_failure_msg "Linux >= 2.6.13-rc1 requires pcmciautils instead of pcmcia-cs"02:00
Kamion            exit 102:00
Kamion        fi02:00
Keybukyeah I get that02:00
Keybukit's just taking ~3s to get there02:00
Keybukwhich for a "dead script" seems somewhat unfair02:00
KeybukI think it's the sourcing of all the configuration that's taking the time02:01
Kamionoh it'll be calling laptop-detect02:02
Keybukright, I might just put that kernel test right at the top and exit 0 without that silly error02:02
Kamionno, how about you try moving the laptop-detect call into start)02:02
Keybukwhich is causing people to wail that their pcmcia cards aren't working02:03
Keybukwhen they're not even trying02:03
Kamionhmm, well, I suppose the kernel test should happen for stop) anyway02:03
Kamionok, I'll move it now02:03
Keybukk02:04
KamionI'm not so sure about removing the error02:05
KamionI take your point, but it would suck for the script to do nothing without telling you why02:05
KeybukI am02:05
Keybukboot-time is not a place to put errors and warnings02:05
Keybukunless something has actually gone wrong02:06
Kamion/etc/init.d/pcmcia start is something that people often call other than at boot time though02:06
Kamionor at least used to02:06
Kamionhow about I make the message less scary and exit 002:06
KamionI really don't want it to say nothing at all02:07
Keybukwe shouldn't have a message there at all02:07
Kamionit should say something if you call it by hand02:07
Keybuksure, that I can agree with02:07
Kamioncan we make it not say something in usplash?02:07
Keybukthere's a tty trick in one of the other init scripts to do that, I think02:07
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Kamiondo you happen to know which one? can't find it here02:25
KamionI could just pidof usplash ...02:25
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Kamionkinda sucks though02:26
infinityI have hideous logic in /etc/init.d/console-screen.sh to determine if we're being run from init.02:28
jbaileyIf parent pid is 1?02:29
infinity        if [ -n "$previous" ]  && [ -n "$runlevel" ]  || [ "$runlevel" = "S" ] ; then02:29
infinity          # We're being run from within init02:29
Keybukjbailey: parent of init scripts is rc02:29
infinityIf parent 1 is too simple.  And I was half asleep when doing this a week before release.02:29
jbaileyKeybuk: Ah, right.02:29
Keybukin fact, probably02:29
Keybukinit02:29
Keybuk  sh (rc)02:29
NafalloKeybuk: hi! want to squash Malone 5558 with me? :-)03:24
NafalloKeybuk: are those commands you wanted me to run from inside the initramfs or from the booted system? :-)03:25
jbaileyNafallo: Keybuk and I got 5558 this morning.03:28
jbaileyI don't know if he's uploaded a new udev or not to fix it, though.03:28
Nafalloah, kewl :-)03:28
Nafallosomeone should update that bug then ;-)03:29
jbaileyNafallo_away: Done. =)03:39
Keybuknot yet, I tend to save up minor annoyances like that for when I notice the really big "Dude, Where's My Root Filesystem" kind of bugs03:49
jbaileyI think this removes the ability to burn CDs and such.03:52
Keybukyeah, but it's a) comparitively minor03:53
Keybukand b) involves me finding yet more musical lyrics03:53
Keybuk<g>03:53
Keybukif nothing major has come up by monday, I'll do it then03:57
KeybukI think 078 is coming out over the weekend anyway03:57
Nafallo:-)04:49
jbaileyKeybuk: Those are lyrics from musicals, right?04:50
infinityI almost spit all over my keyboard when I read the Buffy Musical quote.05:20
infinityNot sure I want to admit to being enough of a nerd to have recognized it, but there you go.05:20
jbaileyI'm only halfway through the second season.05:38
makxhmm jbailey could you look at the last message of #33703307:10
makxim not famaliar with the ppc64 error messages for ramdisks07:10
makx"RAMDISK: incomplete write (-28 != 32768) 8388608"07:10
jbaileymakx: It means the kernel isn't willing to take a ramdisk of that size.07:11
jbaileymakx: Try rebooting and adding "ramdisk_size=10240" to the command line.07:11
jbaileyWhy is the initrd > 8megs?07:11
jbailey-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 7266697 2005-12-09 07:14 /boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-7-powerpc64-smp07:11
jbaileyOn my ppc64 here.07:11
makx-rw------- 1 root root 4965455 2005-12-09 17:32 initrd.img-2.6.14-2-powerpc6407:12
makxaccording to bug reporter07:12
makxdoes he need to throw "lilo" or something similar for reboot?07:13
makxs/for/before/07:13
jbaileyCould be.07:23
makxok thanks told him.07:33
jbaileyKeybuk: http://lwn.net/Articles/162779/ - Is this creppy idea the right way to eventually support USB for LTSP folks?07:43
fabbioneUSB over IS?08:53
fabbioneI08:53
fabbioneargh08:54
fabbioneIP08:54
fabbionei already saw that a while ago.. LTSP guys were talking about it at UDU08:54

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