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newlinuxd00dA dapper update broke lvm and I have / on lvm. My system is unbootable. How can I put the stuff to load and activate a volumegroup in the initrd?01:39
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benplautis the following patch in dapper's xorg?02:11
benplauthttp://www.mail-archive.com/devel@xfree86.org/msg03333.html02:11
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TerminXcan anyone reproduce this?  if you resize a window to the smallest possible size horizontally on dapper, the app bites the dust with an X error02:45
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zulnope02:45
TerminXI get "BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)", can reproduce with multiple applications02:46
infinityAny specific app doing this to you?02:57
TerminXFirefox, Gaim...02:58
infinityNope.  I've got a tiny pinprick of a firefox window now, but no crash.03:00
infinityI'd recommend running it in gdb and check where it's dying.03:00
TerminXI tried, but it was an X Window System Error, so I can't get a backtrace or anything because it's not a real "crash" I guess.03:01
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danielsTerminX: run it with --sync and attach to gdb to see where it's tanking03:07
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TerminXdaniels: I ran it with --sync and attached gdb to it, but I'm not really sure what you want me to do after it bites it03:12
danielsTerminX: get a backtrace, maybe?03:14
danielswhatever you think would be useful03:14
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TerminXdaniels: I, uh, can't get it to do it with gdb attached.03:19
TerminXin fact, now it won't do it at all, even though it did it 5 minutes ago, repeatedly03:20
TerminXI can paste you the useless X Window System errors it dumped into the terminal03:20
jdubBenC: ping03:20
BenCjdub: pong03:21
Jacobo221Hi. i've been told ubuntu is working on some new init scripts. i'm looking through the wiki but i can see nothing related. can someone point me to the right direction? i want to read about it03:21
jdubBenC: is the UP/SMP switching stuff in 2.6.15, or a patch we've pulled in?03:21
BenCit's a patch I partly wrote03:22
jdubahar, cool03:22
jdubgot any descriptive text for people interested in the implementatino?03:22
BenCfound the initial patch on l-k archive, against 2.403:22
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danielsTerminX: no thanks; they're, as you said, useless03:30
danielsTerminX: the only thing it tells you is that somewhere along the line, the X server refused to allocate something the client requested03:31
danielsthis could be because it's too big, or because it's 0x003:31
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BenCjdub: basically it just converts lock's to nops at boot03:33
BenCsaves a few cycles for UP machines03:33
Jacobo221or maybe i'm wrong and there is not such "generation boot scripts" project going on?03:40
jdubJacobo221: nothing really directly related to init scripts03:44
jdubJacobo221: most of it is concentrating on hardware activation03:44
jdubBenC: do you regard this as 'in early testing' or 'ready for dapper'?03:44
Jacobo221jdub: is there any url where I can read about it? or any REDME or..?03:44
BenCjdub: early stages03:45
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jdubJacobo221: i forget what the spec is named, but you can look through the ubuntu/ubz specs on launchpad, or search the wiki to find it03:46
jdubBenC: cool03:46
Jacobo221jdub: i am working on a wrapper script for an application which should start at boot time, for debian/ubuntu/lsb-compliant distros and i've been told this might be of my interest. i'd like it to be compatible with any future ubuntu generation scripts, of course03:46
jdubBenC: it is a funky feature03:46
BenCjdub: I still need to get it %10003:46
BenCthe module lock/nop is perfect, so I don't have it enabled right now03:46
BenCisn't perfect03:46
Jacobo221jdub: ok, i'll do my best ;) thanks for yor time and help03:46
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desrtdaniels; is fglrx known to be broken right now or is a bug report appropriate?03:50
danielser, could you be less specific?03:51
desrtdaniels; specifically, the X server seems to think that direct rendering is go but glxinfo disagrees (possibly libGL problem?)03:51
danielsoh yeah, the paths still haven't been updated03:51
danielsi think there's a bug already open on this03:51
danielsinfinity mostly handles l-r-m these days03:51
desrtexcellent.  thanks.03:51
danielsnp03:52
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psusianyone know if the newer xserver-xorg-driver-ati driver in dapper is supposed to support newer radeon cards like the 9800 pro?  the messages when the driver is loaded indicates that it does, only04:08
psusiit later says it is loading the r300 firmware... only the 9800 pro is based on the r35004:09
danielspsusi: ... what makes you ask?04:09
danielspsusi: noting that I've been running it on my x850 xt pe for around a year now04:09
danielswell, probably more like ten months, but eh04:09
psusiwell, the new dapper version has a problem for me on my 9800 pro with totem and gxzine's overlays showing thorugh any black areas of a window placed on top... like transparancy04:10
psusiI filed a bug last week04:10
psusibut I just noticed in my xserver logs it is loading the R300 firmware... which seems wrong04:10
danielsyeah, that's known upstream04:10
danielsdon't worry about the firmware04:10
psusialso, a lot of times when I try to restart the x server, it hangs up HARD... caps lock doesn't even work... but the magic sysrq keys do04:11
psusiand sometimes the card starts making a high pitch noise04:11
infinitydesrt : DRI is broken because of a hardcoded path in the libGL binary.  Fixing in the next upload.04:11
psusiI'd say right around 20 khz04:11
danielsinfinity: don't sed the binary.  ati don't like that.04:12
infinitydaniels : My only other option is symlinks in /usr/X11r^, which I'd really like to go away.04:12
infinityX11R6, too.  Yay, shift keys.04:12
danielsinfinity: i would love it to go away also04:12
psusidaniels, is the xorg driver going to some day support 3d accel? ;)04:12
infinityMeh.  I can do symlinks now, if it's more policially correct, and hope for an Xorg7.0 build before release.04:13
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danielspsusi: what do you mean, 'some day'?04:13
psusidaniels, it says it's 2d only04:13
psusiand it seems to be...04:13
Mithrandirdaniels: any chance you could make nb and nn alternatives for the no keymap in xserver-xorg.config?  I think dk as an alternative for da (or the other way around) might be useful too.04:13
danielsdaniels@ephemera:~/canonical/xorg/lib/libx11/libX11-1.0.0% dpkg -L libgl1-mesa-dri | grep r30004:13
daniels/usr/lib/dri/r300_dri.so04:14
psusidaniels, and iirc, it mentions an experimental mesa driver you can pull the source for and build with 3d support04:14
danielsMithrandir: as in, language -> keymap?04:14
danielspsusi: it's not experimental anymore04:14
Mithrandirdaniels: yes.04:14
psusiohh ohhh, is it in the repositories?04:14
danielspsusi: that version of mesa has been in since *breezy*04:14
danielsMithrandir: nb_* and nn_*?04:14
Mithrandirdaniels: yup04:14
psusieh?  in what package?04:14
danielspsusi: you're about five months late to the party04:14
danielspsusi: look up like six lines, dude04:15
Mithrandirdaniels: that is, nb* and nn*, since you might not get a full, valid locale in.04:15
danielsMithrandir: hrngh04:15
psusithen why is everyone still saying to use ati's drivers for 3d? ;)04:16
danielspsusi: because people are stupid04:16
Mithrandirdaniels: just add it below the     *--no*) XMAP="no";;04:16
Mithrandirline04:16
danielsMithrandir: actually, you're SOL04:17
Mithrandirdaniels: oh, why?04:17
danielsMithrandir: because I've ripped out the language 'smarts' in xserver-xorg.config04:17
Jacobo221jdub: i could find nothing about it in the wiki. if you sometime remember the specs name, please tell me. i'll be here. waiting ;) thanks so much anyway04:17
SEJeffBenC: ping04:18
Mithrandirdaniels: well.. could I have it back, please?  I need some way to get from language to keymap for keyboard configuration to work on the live cd.04:18
danielsMithrandir: we really, really need to push this down into d-i04:18
psusidamnit... I'm so exicted trying to figure out how to get this working is killing me04:18
Mithrandirdaniels: new live CD doesn't use d-i.04:18
infinitydaniels : No d-i on the livecd anymore.04:18
Mithrandirit's just an initramfs.04:18
danielsMithrandir: into something that's not X04:18
Mithrandirand deep, scary magic.04:18
danielsMithrandir: basically, console keymap and xkb map need to be in alignment04:19
danielsand the former is a subset of the latter04:19
Mithrandirso configuring X keymap and then deriving console keymap makes sense?04:19
danielspsusi: it should 'just work'.  if it doesn't, you probably need newer DRM bits for the kernel.04:19
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danielsMithrandir: yep.  that's how we should be doing it in the installer.04:19
danielssince there are like five console keyamaps04:19
Mithrandirdaniels: I care very little about console keymaps compared to X keymaps.04:20
danielsand fifty hojillion xkb maps, each with seventeen obscure variants that no-one cares about until two days before the release when OH MY GOD IT'S BROKEN WTF IS GOING ON04:20
danielsMithrandir: think of the installer case, not just livecd04:20
Mithrandirheh04:20
psusidaniels, i seem to already have libgl1-mesa-dri installed... what do I need to put in my xorg.conf to tell the server to use it?  right now I'm using the 'radeon' driver04:21
psusiand it doesn't look like that package installs drivers in the xorg directories... hrm...04:21
danielspsusi: you don't need to put anything in xorg.conf04:22
danielspsusi: just run glxinfo.   if it's telling you that dri is disabled and you've purged fglrx (not just stopped using it), then look in your Xorg.0.log to find out why, but this is getting into #ubuntu territory04:22
psusiI can't quite tell from reading these descriptions... is mesa binary compatible with opengl or do apps have to be rebuilt to use mesa?04:22
infinitymesa is an implementation of OpenGL.04:23
psusiunder breezy my xorg log used to have messages saying that the 9800 is not supported by this driver... under dapper, I see this:04:25
psusi        *** Direct rendering support is highly experimental for Radeon 950004:25
psusi        *** and newer cards. The 3d mesa driver is not provided in this tree.04:25
psusi        *** A very experimental (and incomplete) version is available from Mesa04:25
psusiwhich is why I mentioned pulling the source04:25
danielsignore that message04:26
psusiwell, it says that drm is enabled... and playing dvds is nice and smooth with rather little cpu used... so it looks like I have 2d accel... yet glxinfo shows no dri04:27
psusiisn't dri acceleration for both 2d and 3d?04:27
danielsyou have completely purged fglrx, right, not just stopped using it?04:27
psusiyes... and made sure there are no references to in in my xorg.conf04:27
psusiand of course, there is no kernel module now... upgraded kernels a dozen times since then04:28
psusiwait a second...doh... looks like it got split out of the linux-restricted module and into xorg-driver-fglrx now... heh... the copyright and changelog in /usr/share/doc/xorg-driver-fglrx still claim to be linux-restricted-modules-2.6.1504:31
danielsso you do have fglrx installed.04:32
psusiit seems so... purging now... but if it isn't being loaded in xorg.conf, why would it matter?04:32
danielsbecause it replaces libGL04:32
danielsi wasn't just saying that for fun, it really does need to be purged if you want to stop using it04:33
lifelessdaniels: hey, I installed that new package, still got no side-of-trackpad scrolling04:33
psusihrm.... don't two packages that have conflicting files usually specify that they conflict with each other so you can't install both?  how do I get the old libgl back now?04:33
danielslifeless: xorg.0.log pls04:33
psusiit's purged now04:33
danielspsusi: purge fglrx and it will magically reappear04:33
lifelessis that /var/log/gdm/:0.log ?04:33
psusiinteresting... how does that work?  dpkg notices there's another package that wants to install that file and installs it once that one is removed?04:34
lifelessoh, capital X.04:34
lifelessdaniels: anything I should censor in it before uploading it to p.u.c ?04:34
infinitypsusi : "dpkg-divert"... Ugly hack.04:34
infinitypsusi : Required because we can't very well have xorg-driver-fglrx conflict with libgl1-mesa (which the world depends on)04:35
danielslifeless: nope04:35
lifelesshttp://people.ubuntu.com/~robertc/Xorg.0.log04:36
psusiinteresting... ok... so I don't even have to reinstall libgl1-mesa?  just restart x?04:36
danielsyou don't have to restart X, either04:37
danielslifeless: *shrug*04:38
desrtman04:40
desrtfglrx is pwned04:40
desrtinfinity; sorry for that flood of bugmails :p04:40
psusihrm... glxinfo still says no direct rendering... I don't need libgl1-mesa-swrast do I?  that's just the pure software renderer it looks like04:42
desrtdaniels; psusi is right04:42
desrtdaniels; r300_dri.so is nowhere on the system04:42
infinityErm.04:43
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ ll /usr/lib/dri/r300_dri.so04:43
desrtso even if he's using the right libGL and it's looking in the right place ....04:43
infinity-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1962568 2005-12-16 21:10 /usr/lib/dri/r300_dri.so04:43
desrtmind telling me what package that's in?04:43
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ dpkg -S /usr/lib/dri/r300_dri.so04:43
infinitylibgl1-mesa-dri: /usr/lib/dri/r300_dri.so04:43
desrtah.  lovely how that's not part of ubuntu-desktop :)04:43
desrtdirect rendering: Yes04:44
desrtwoo.04:44
psusihrm... it's not part of ubuntu-desktop?04:44
desrtcertainly, i had ubuntu-desktop installed but not libgl1-mesa-dri04:44
infinityit is.04:44
infinityx-window-system-core depends on it.04:44
psusiif it isn't I have no idea how I managed to have it installed... I built this system from the livecd with debootstrap, then installed ubuntu-desktop04:44
infinityOh, WTF.04:45
infinitylibgl1-mesa provides libgl1-mesa-dri.04:45
infinitySWEET.04:45
danielsuseful.04:45
desrt:)04:45
desrtplz fix.04:45
danielsoh, I know why that is04:45
desrtman.  this makes me a happy camper.  to hell with fglrx.04:46
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infinitybecause mesa-sri and mesa used to both provide a libGL, before the proper split happened?04:46
infinitys/sri/dri/04:46
daniels(debian calls libgl1-mesa, libgl1-mesa-dri.)04:46
danielsand libgl1-mesa is libgl1-mesa-swratst04:47
psusiinfinity, it looks like they both still do04:47
danielsand swrast04:47
danielsbut primarily swratst04:47
infinitypsusi : No, we have no libGL in our mesa-dri package, just the DRI modules.04:47
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infinitydaniels : Any chance ot a mess of NMUs in Debian to get mesa in sync?04:47
infinitydaniels : Poeple keep begging for Debian's mesa situation to be sorted anyway.04:48
danielsinfinity: not from me, but I've been maintaining a Debian tree in parallel to my Ubuntu one04:48
psusioops, nevermind... you're right04:48
danielsit'll get hijacked when modular gets uploaded04:48
infinitydaniels : Fair enough.  So, what do we do in the interim?.. That Provides is breaking seeds.04:49
infinitydaniels : I guess if x-window-system-core had a versioned dep on mesa-dri, that would "fix" it, since provides don't provide versions. :)04:49
danielsinfinity: Uploading via ftp mesa_6.4.1-0ubuntu2_source.changes: done.04:50
danielsi just removed it.  it's a non-issue because -dri has a tight dep on libgl1-mesa anyway.04:50
infinityOf course, the X metapackages all need to get split out anyway, since they still come from xorg right now.04:50
danielsinfinity: they'll still come from the xorg source package, it'll just be ... lighter04:50
infinityHeh.04:51
infinityAnd lacking in the massive orig, I assume.04:51
desrtwow.04:51
psusiblarg!  everything else looks fine except for direct rendering: no... xserver logs look like everything is working... glxinfo shows it's using the mesa stuff.... I'm going to try retsarting X04:51
danielsno, I'll leave the orig in out of spite04:51
desrtpsusi; you're not missing much04:51
desrtpsusi; when they say the driver is highly experimental they're not kidding04:51
infinityMmm, spite.04:51
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psusithey told me I couldn't get ubuntu installed on my sata hardware fakeraid dual booting with windows... took me two weeks... but I won ;)04:52
desrtpsusi; i fired up Xglx and my computer crashed hard04:52
desrtpsusi; i think this is really something you should wait for04:52
psusihey, if it doesn't work, I can allways go back to the way things are now...04:53
psusiand file bugs of course...04:53
desrtpsusi; you're pretty far outside the scope of this being a problem with ubuntu, though04:54
psusiheck.. I may as well install todays' batch of updated dapper packages and reboot... 04:54
desrtpsusi; maybe get involved with upstream r300_dri development if you want to help?04:54
psusiproblem is... there's about a dozen projects I'd like to see advance more... and I'm only one person with a full time job ;)04:55
psusiI love linux and open source because I CAN fix things... I love ubuntu because I don't have to ;)04:56
psusihrm.. that reminds me... I wonder if my lilo patch ever got accepted upstream?04:57
desrtthen you should stick to breezy :)04:57
psusidesrt, got it on another partition in case things break and I don't feel like looking into it04:57
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Burglaptopdoes debian ship with build-essential installed by default?04:58
psusiok... reboot time... brb04:58
wombleBurglaptop: No, unless you choose to install development-related tasks04:59
Burglaptopwomble: ok, cheers04:59
desrtinfinity, daniels; thanks for the help but i think i'm gonna stick it out in 2D land for now :)05:00
Burglaptopdaniels: is dri for i810 borked currently?'05:02
infinitydesrt : Wimp. :)05:02
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desrtinfinity; is r300 *expected* to be working in any way?05:05
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infinitydesrt : I dunno.  Doesn't really do much of anything useful for me yet.05:06
infinityI'm not following it closely, though.05:06
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psusidaniels, still no direct rendering... should I file a bug?  if so, against what module?  the mesa library?05:10
danielsBurglaptop: install libgl1-mesa-dri05:11
Burglaptopdaniels: ah05:12
psusixorg log says direct rendering is enabled... is there a way to get more info from glxinfo about WHY it doesn't think it is?05:13
desrtpsusi; LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose glxinfo05:15
desrtpsusi; but seriously.... #ubuntu man05:15
psusithey don't seem to talk much about dapper over there ;)05:15
infinityThen start talking about dapper over there.  Seriously.  Please.05:18
infinity-:- Topic (#ubuntu-devel): Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper)05:18
psusiwell I'll be... it isn't looking in the right place for r300_dri.so... it is checking several dirs in /usr/X11R6 but it is actually in /usr/lib/dri05:18
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infinitypsusi : Then you still have xorg-driver-fglrx's libGL installed.05:19
psusiI purged it and even reinstalled the mesa packages05:19
infinitypsusi : ls -l /usr/lib/libGL*05:19
desrtmd5sum /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.205:19
psusi14152de53fb6c8dee1d1fb7d535f7434  /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.205:19
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desrtthat's not mesa libGL05:20
desrtit's not the one i'd expect to see from fglrx either tho.... :)05:20
psusihrm...05:20
infinitypsusi : i386 or amd64?05:21
psusiamd6405:21
desrtah.  of course.05:21
desrtpsusi; grep for that md5sum in /var/lib/dpkg/info/*05:22
infinitypsusi : ls -l /usr/lib/libGL*05:22
desrtpsusi; to find out what package it originally came from05:22
psusilibgl1-mesa.md5sums:14152de53fb6c8dee1d1fb7d535f7434  usr/lib/libGL.so.1.205:23
infinityYeah, that's fine.05:23
infinityBut it's also obviously not the library being loaded.05:23
psusithought so... yet it's looking in the wrong place for the .so05:23
desrtpsusi; check for other libGL's in /usr/lib.....05:24
psusithat's the one that the libGL.so.1 symlink points to... and there's no others05:24
infinitypsusi : And "ldd glxinfo" shows it resolving to /usr/lib/libGL.so.1?05:24
psusiyep05:24
desrtpsusi; grep /usr/X11 /usr/lib/libGL.so.105:25
desrtbinary file matches?05:25
infinity("strings" works well there)05:25
infinityAnyhow, I should get back to work.05:25
desrtinfinity; eh.  this is a case of either it is or it isn't :)05:25
infinityAny chance I can convince you two to take this to -users?05:26
psusiyou lost me... grep what?  the glxinfo binary for /usr/lib/libGL?05:26
desrtpsusi; see /query05:26
psusik05:26
infinitystrings libGL.so.1.2 | grep '/usr'05:26
infinityI'm curious.05:26
infinityBut it should return /usr/lib/dri05:26
=== desrt bets an old version...
psusionly one match:05:27
psusi/usr/lib/dri05:27
desrtw t f05:27
psusimaybe I should just give it a symlink in the dir it wants to the real location? ;)05:29
infinityNo.05:29
infinityglxinfo 2>/dev/null | grep vendor05:30
BenCSEJeff: pong05:30
SEJeffBenC: nvm. I was trying to figure out why older kernels freaked out and wouldn't mount my lvm filesystems05:31
psusiinfinity, sgi, sgi, mesa05:31
SEJeffBenC: I thought it was a bug, but then I remembered how much udev and the likes were changed05:32
infinitypsusi : Oh, that is special.05:32
BenCyeah, once you go dapper-kernel, you can't go back easily05:32
SEJeffBenC: So I noticed...05:33
psusiyea... dapper does not like being booted with the older kernels, and breezy doesn't like newer ones... at least newer than 2.6.13 that I build myself05:33
sistpotyBenC: I saw a new linux-source-2.6.15 approaching... did it adress #20910?05:35
infinityThe general rule when using new kernels on older distributions is to build monolithic (or close to it) kernels.05:35
infinityFeatures like udev and such are bound to break, and often module loading in general will break.05:35
BenCpreach it brotha infinity05:35
jblackBenC: Hiya.. Fabbione suggested I talk to you05:36
BenCsistopy: not directly, but it's very possible05:36
sistpotyBenC: ok, will test it... thx05:36
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psusihrm....05:39
desrtpsusi; ./configure;  make tea;  drink05:40
psusitouch ; finger ; unzip ; gasp; yes; yes; yes; zip; done;05:41
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psusiyep... strace confirms, glxinfo IS using /usr/lib/libGL.so.1, which points to libGL.so.1.2, which matches the md5sum from the mesa package05:47
BenCjblack: about what?05:47
jblackI am a proud owner of a sony vaio. It seems the latest kernels removed sony acpi support05:48
jblackFabbio suggested I ask you if there was something bad going on in that module before I dive into kbuild05:49
BenCjblack: not intentional05:52
BenCjblack: for some reason the module deps on ACPI_INTERPRETER, but nothing provides it, so it's disabled05:53
jblackWell, maybe the kernel guys will fix it some day.05:55
psusiwhy would the module depend on a non existant service/package that is part of the kernel?05:56
psusioh.. nevermind... different dep05:56
BenCjblack: no, I'll fix it today :)05:56
jblackThank you so much.05:57
jblackcan you do make-acpi-sleep-work magical stuff too?05:58
BenCthat's black magic :)06:01
StevenKjblack: BenC would, but he doesn't have a spare virgin at the moment ...06:02
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jblackI have a 11 year old daughter that I could contribute....06:02
BenCjblack: get a sack of grain, and two left-handed mules, and I'll see what I can do06:03
psusirofl06:04
jblackHmmm. Does it count if she's stubborn and I donate the ex-wife as well? 06:05
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psusidoes she have two left feet?06:06
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jblackYeah. 06:06
jblackAnd about five mouths and eyes in the back of her head. =)06:07
jblackI kinda like the kid though.06:07
psusiwell... if I symlink /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri to /usr/lib/dri, direct rendering works fine... wonder what package I should file a bug against?06:16
infinitypsusi : The one you find that path hiding in?06:19
fabbionemorning06:19
psusiinfinity, I've searched and searched... can't find it... at least not hard coded in any binaries... and I don't see any conf files being open()ed that look like they might contain it06:20
psusibut hell... with the symlink, I get 3000 fps in glxgears ;)06:21
infinitypsusi : Do you have a /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1.2?06:23
danielsglxgears is not a benchmark.06:24
psusiinfinity, yes... I do... 06:24
psusidaniels, but it is a good indicator of weather or not direct rendering is working ;)06:25
infinitypsusi : And "strings /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1.2 | grep '/usr'" tells you what?06:25
infinitypsusi : (and /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1 points to where?)06:26
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psusiwell farg... tried shrinking the glxgears window to speed up the fps... it went faster... for a few seconds... then the xserver hard locked and it was magic sysreq time06:28
psusisomeone was saying something about lib32?06:28
infinity<infinity> psusi : And "strings /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1.2 | grep '/usr'" tells you what?06:28
infinity<infinity> psusi : (and /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1 points to where?)06:28
infinityAlso, the new r300 stuff on my X300 actually plays Quake3 smoothly.  Neat.06:29
eruinI know! /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri 06:29
psusiwell, glxgears is a 64 bit elf image, so it should not be able to link to the lib32 version... and I can see from strace that it is, in fact, loading /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.2... but I'll check anyhow06:29
psusiit shows /usr/lib/dri06:30
danielsgrep -r /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri /06:33
infinitydaniels : Heh.  That could take a little while. ;)06:34
danielswell, this has taken like an hour so far06:34
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psusiblast... locked up again running glxgears... strange that the cursor still worked06:35
infinitydaniels : Fair point.06:36
infinitypsusi : Just grep your whole system for /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri and see what turns up. :)06:36
psusirofl06:36
infinity(And you think we're kidding)06:37
psusiok... let's see... how to do that.... something with find -exec grep?06:37
psusimaybe find -exec strings grep be better06:37
infinityrgrep /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri /06:37
psusiok...06:38
infinityMaybe with a 2>/dev/null on that, if you don't want to see a mess of errors about premissions and dangling links.06:38
psusihrm... it looks like it isn't doing anything... printed a few errors, then stopped... don't hear the disks, and cpu load is nil06:39
psusiOMFG06:40
psusiI limited it to /etc, and bingo:06:40
psusi/etc/profile:    LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH=$LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH:/usr/X11R6/lib64/modules/dri/:/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/06:40
psusi/etc/profile:  LIBGL_DRIVERS_PATH=/usr/X11R6/lib64/modules/dri/:/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/06:40
desrtwow.  you're still on about this :)06:40
danielslib64??06:40
danielslooks like that's your problem, man06:40
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psusihow on earth did that get there?06:41
infinityThat looks very much like something the ATI fglrx installer (not our packages) did to you.06:41
infinityOr advice you got from a forum or from Gentoo.06:41
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danielsalmost certainly fglrx installer06:41
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psusiI did install the ati driver from their web site at one point... a long time ago06:41
infinityWell, there you go.06:41
infinityProblem solved.06:41
infinityNow we can go about our day.06:41
eruinblasted! a symlink from /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/ to /usr/lib/dri/ is all that was missing for me to enjoy 3d gaming bliss with fglrx on dapper!06:41
Robi-who's got a min to troubleshoot a usb wifi driver?06:42
psusiso...  how can I fix it? ;)06:42
`anthonyinfinity: that's cos the ricers think that lib64 makes your system go faster, even on 32 bit systems ;)06:42
danielspsusi: ... remove it.06:42
psusichange it to point to the right place, or remove it completely?06:42
infinityeruin : Err.  That and an fglrx module that works with kernel 2.6.15...06:42
daniels`anthony: DUDE THERE'S TWO EXTRA NUMBERS ON THE END06:42
danielsit goes 64% faster06:42
psusiok.... cool... thanks...06:42
danielspsusi: remove it completely06:42
infinityeruin : WARNING, YOUR MACHINE WILL CRASH.06:42
eruininfinity, works like a dream here06:42
psusinow... to figure out why the x server locks up hard06:42
eruininfinity, in fact, only the ati driver crashes my machine, while fglrx is rock stable06:42
danielspsusi: because r300 is screwed06:42
psusihehehe... I'd imagine so... especially when running on an r350 ;)06:43
infinityeruin : You're lucky.  Kernel panics for everyone else who figured out how to unbreak it. ;)06:43
Robi-lsusb shows Bus 001 Device 003: ID 124a:4023 AirVast, supposedly a prism2/2.5/3 card, so prism2_usb driver06:43
Robi-loading it, no error, and nothing happens, no new device created06:43
Robi-modinfo shows an alias for 124a:xxxx on two occasions but the numbers, dont match exactly06:43
eruininfinity, well, X produces a kernel BUG and locks the system on exit, but that's my only woe ;)06:43
Robi-this is the PN15 usb wufi card on a shuttle sff pc06:44
danielspsusi: ignore r35006:44
infinityeruin : I get the BUG/lock if DRI is disabled.  When I fix DRI, I get panics.06:44
danielspsusi: r3xx is screwed06:44
danielsas a general statement06:44
`anthonyeruin: So it's fine except that it crashes the system? ;)06:44
desrteruin; sounds like my problem but in addition to that any glx app that attempts to use DRI locks up :)06:44
Robi-doesn't work in dapper fl2 either06:44
eruinanthony: it only crashes when I want it shut down anyway :p06:44
psusidaniels, why do you say that?  earlier you said it was working fine for you?06:44
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eruindesrt, I just ran enemy-territory fine :)06:45
desrteruin; fglrx?06:45
danielspsusi: 3d has never worked for me06:45
eruinyup06:45
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psusiare you messing with me now?  I am a bit tipsy at this point in the evening...06:46
danielspsusi: no, I don't say this shit to mess with random people on channel when I could be working productively instead06:49
Robi-daniels, who might know usb drivers well? or where?06:49
psusiI swear you said earlier the mesa libs had working 3d for 5 months... oh well, it is getting late... time to call it a night... thanks for the help... I knew those proprietary drivers had messed something up somewhere...06:50
desrtO_o06:51
`anthonydaniels: Nah, you say this shit because it amuses you ;)06:52
floamis the rc3 xorg server close at all to finally getting into dapper?06:54
danielsno06:56
danielsand it won't get into dapper06:56
daniels`anthony: i think I need some more port06:56
floamdaniels: skipping it?06:56
danielsRobi-: if you have a specific bug, try bugzilla.ubuntu.com06:56
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Robi-daniels , bug like this driver doesn't recognize this card? heh bit broad06:57
danielsRobi-: name the specific driver and the specific card and you've got a workable bug report06:57
danielsStevenK: yeah, well we all make mistakes06:57
danielsStevenK: iirc our original estimate was january 200506:57
desrtRobi-; sounds pretty specific.  give the vendor/product codes of the card that's not being recognised06:57
danielsfloam: yes, I'm already most of the way through packaging rc406:57
StevenKdaniels: Heh, that looks about right.06:58
daniels138 packages done, ~67 to go06:58
floamI didn't realize rc4 was released06:58
Robi-desrt well i cant be sure i have the right driver06:58
danielsfloam: http://xorg.freedesktop.org/releases/X11R7.0-RC4/06:58
Robi-hence i want to get it workign first06:58
floams/didn't/hadn't/06:58
Robi-then have them fix it06:58
floamcool06:59
desrtRobi-; is it a usb device not being recognised or the usb host controller driver not recognising your usb port?06:59
Robi-device, i have an shuttle sff pc here with an internal usb wifi card07:00
Robi-AirVast 124a:402307:00
Robi-google et a says prism2/2.5/307:00
desrtthen go into the driver you think it is and add those tags to the list07:00
Robi-prism2_usb07:00
Robi-tried with ith a hex editor on the driver i have07:01
desrtuhm07:01
desrtit's opensource for a reason...07:01
Robi-point taken07:01
desrtsearch for 'struct usb_device_id'07:01
Robi-k need to get the kernel-modules for this kernel07:03
Robi-if i could find them07:06
desrtyou probably want linux-source-2.6.1507:08
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Robi-i have 2.6.1207:11
desrto07:11
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Robi-mainer , yes but that doens't matter as there is no wifi device yet07:12
Robi-desrt, downloading07:14
Robi-desrt, untaring07:16
Robi-hmm, can't find the driver07:18
desrtdrivers/net/wireless/prism207:18
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Robi-only prism54 found07:19
desrtRobi-; probably easiest way to do one-shot module builds is to use linux-headers07:20
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desrtmaybe it's not in 2.6.1207:20
Robi-could try to use that07:20
danielsit'll be in a patch07:20
Robi-well it comes with teh installed system so it better be07:20
desrtdaniels; linux-source comes with patches applied, no?07:20
danielsno07:21
danielsfakeroot debian/rules patch07:21
daniels2.6.12 is pre-git iirc07:21
desrti see.07:21
Robi-ya i doubt its the prism54 driver it's seems all pci07:22
Robi-even tho thid card does b/g07:22
Robi-so now what?07:23
desrtRobi-; did you do what daniels said?07:23
Robi-that's a command?07:24
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Robi-root@3[linux-source-2.6.12] # cat version.Debian07:25
Robi-2.6.12-10.dcc3.007:25
Robi-there is no debian dir07:25
Robi-desrt ?07:25
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Robi-desrt ?07:39
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JaneWwho handles the ubuntu shutdown screen? And specifically the choice of progress bar going 08:16
JaneWbackwards?08:16
infinityMe.08:18
infinityOf course, it's no even uploaded yet, so I suppose you are free to argue with me now if you'd like.08:18
floamI think backwards makes sense08:21
floamsince it goes fowards filling up as you boot08:21
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JaneWinfinity heh08:22
JaneWinfinity: I have a mail whining^H asking about it...08:22
infinityWhat specifically do they whine about?... Just that they think "backwards is dumb"?08:24
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infinityDoes Metallica help with security work?08:24
=== infinity should try this.
fabbioneinfinity: it keeps me a bit more awake08:24
JaneWinfinity: mail on the way, yeah they think it's dumb, and looks like there's a problem (esp cos of the red)08:26
infinityYeah, I was undecided on the red, but probably won't do it (cause red is "alarmist")08:29
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jsgotangcoJaneW, re: email WOW08:33
JaneWjsgotangco: nod08:33
JaneWjsgotangco: but I didn;t really know what to make of it....08:34
JaneWfabbione: fuchia?08:34
JaneWinfinity: think he has a valid point though?08:34
fabbioneJaneW: probably.. some kind of fancy women purple08:34
JaneWfabbione: it's the name of a flower that's why I know it. I have several in my garden ;)08:35
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JaneWheh08:35
JaneWok which one of you guys has stolen a penguin?! http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=29&art_id=qw113500332165B23108:36
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infinityJaneW : About the red?... Probably.  The "why backward" comment was more of an aside.08:36
infinityJaneW : As for using a progress bar rather than throbber... <shrug>... Personal preference, I guess.  I wouldn't mind the latter, but I doubt we'll do it.08:37
JaneWok, I think if anything the red part is a valid concern...08:37
JaneWthe average person would think oh $$#@ what have I done!?08:37
JaneWfabbione: http://www.denhoedt.nl/hans/031010_fuchia/source/3.html08:38
jsgotangcoJaneW, that guy is like 200% more qualified than me08:38
fabbioneJaneW: SCORE!08:38
JaneWjsgotangco: but he wants money :P08:38
jsgotangcoJaneW, i've read lots about him, he could actually put order in our doc process....08:38
jsgotangcoJaneW, OH08:38
jsgotangcoi didnt see that in the email08:38
JaneWjsgotangco: which is why I didn;t want to ignore him....08:38
jsgotangcoargghh08:38
jsgotangcoi didnt see the last line08:39
JaneWyep, it was all good until that point...08:39
jsgotangcojeezz08:39
jsgotangcothat just deflated my spirits08:39
JaneWalso why I decided to run it past you before silbs or someone else...08:40
jsgotangcoJaneW, i think we're doing good as a volunteer group IMHO08:40
jsgotangcobut if there's a need for a guy to be paid to do that, well that's a company strategy08:40
whiprushhey infinity, at UDU we talked about ldap for a bit ... if you had to make a choice today would you be in the openldap camp or the fedora ds camp? (note, if you say neither then that kind of sucks for me.)08:41
whiprushjsgotangco / JaneW: didn't mean to kill the channel!08:42
jsgotangcoheh08:43
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dholbachgood morning developers08:44
seth_k|lappymorning dholbach :)08:45
crimsun'lo daniel08:45
whiprushhi daniel.08:45
dholbachwhoo guys! how are you?08:45
jsgotangcoJaneW, anyways, despite the background of the guy, its up to you guys based on your strategy08:45
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JaneWjsgotangco: k08:53
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lucashi08:55
sivanggood morning all08:55
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lucasarg, still no time announced for the CC meeting09:04
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sivangnice, seems mono is fixed?09:28
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vamseehey guys, this is my first time here... just wanted to give some thanks and leave.09:53
vamseeI want to congratulate the laptop team. they have done an amazing job09:53
vamseemy thinkpad works flawlessly with a default breezy install.09:54
vamseeI had to jump through many hoops to get the same done in debian.09:54
dholbachvamsee: nice to hear that - i think the laptop guys are on #ubuntu-laptop or something, but yeah - they did a great job :)09:54
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jsgotangco=)09:55
vamseejsgotangco: keep at it, there will be many thankful laptop users like me down the line09:56
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jsgotangcovamsee, if you got time to test out dapper, we'd love test data09:56
vamseewow. thanks for the offer, I'll think about it. right now, I'm just a web developer with too much on my plate. I'll surely think about it.09:57
vamseeok, bye all.09:58
ograENOELMO ??10:06
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pittiGood morning10:15
ogramorning pitti 10:16
ograi'm syncing a new gobby today (hint, hint :) )10:16
TreenaksWho do I contact for Fridge bugs?10:21
ograTreenaks, fridge-devel@10:21
Treenaksogra: argh, mail.. ok10:21
ograor whiprush, or jdub directly10:21
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Treenakswhiprush: The fridge atom-feed links to 'glossary#term8', which is a relative link, which gets converted to 'http://fridge.ubuntu.com/atom/glossary#term8' -- which doesn't exist.10:23
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Kamionjdub: ttf-dejavu seeded11:29
jdubKamion: rocking, thanks :)11:29
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paineshi11:29
painesi would like to add the emacs-snapshot package from debian-unstable to ubuntu. never done something like this before. are their any tutorials ?11:30
seb128pool/universe/e/emacs-snapshot/emacs-snapshot_20051215-1_i386.deb11:31
seb128already to universe11:31
painesups11:31
paines<- blind !11:31
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seb128Kamion: do you do NEW approval for new source packages? gst-plugins-base0.10 gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg are waiting and I'm not sure if elmo is around this week11:33
Kamionseb128: not normally, no11:33
Kamionbut I can, give me a second11:33
Kamionelmo was around yesterday judging by activity on ubuntu-changes-auto11:33
Kamion(the "autosync" is manually started each day by elmo ...)11:34
seb128k, let them for elmo if he's around, I'll try pinging him11:34
Kamiondoesn't look like he did new yesterday though11:34
Kamionseb128: gst-plugins-base0.10 and gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg done, although I accidentally sent the first to main11:38
Kamiondo I need to kick that back out to universe, or is it targeted at main RSN anyway?11:38
seb128Kamion: thanks. Target is main, I want to switch rhythmbox/totem to gst0.10 soon11:38
jdub(ROCK!)11:38
seb128:)11:39
seb128Kamion: we can argue that's a new gst-plugins0.8 version anyway11:40
seb128should I make a wiki page for its promotion?11:40
siretartseb128: does gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg include a new copy of ffmpeg?11:40
seb128new like what?11:41
seb128newer than ... ?11:41
Kamionseb128: no need I think, it's obvious11:42
seb128cool11:42
Kamionbasically existing source, just renamed11:42
seb128right, part of existing source, they basically splitted to -base/good/bad/ugly11:43
siretartseb128: I mean with 'new' 'another' copy of ffmpeg11:43
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seb128siretart: that's gst-ffmpeg 0.8 for gst0.1011:43
seb128no difference11:43
siretartok11:43
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Kamioninfinity: 2.6.15-9 kernels NEWed, so now's probably a good time for l-r-m11:52
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janimodo others experience given-backs? the error in my case is '/usr/bin/apt-cache failed'12:19
janimodoes giving back a package depend on it's structure too or is it just a build system internal thing12:20
Kamioninternal12:21
Kamionit generally means your package was unlucky enough to build at a time when apt-ftparchive was running on the master archive; the buildd admin will sort it out12:21
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Mithrandirpitti: thanks for the prod about sane-backends, it had gotten rejected and I hadn't gotten around to doing anything about it.12:45
pittiMithrandir: heh, I just wondered about the total lack of an udev rule :)12:45
pittithanks for fixing12:45
zulKamion: ping12:46
Kamionzul: hi12:46
Mithrandirpitti: is it correct that rules are installed to /etc/udev or should they go to /etc/udev/rules.d?12:46
zulKamion: did you have a look at the diff yet?12:46
pittiMithrandir: they should go to rules.d without any symlink mess12:46
Kamionok, looking now12:46
pittiMithrandir: oops, did you use symlinks to /etc/udev?12:47
Mithrandirpitti: no symlinks, but the file is installed directly in /etc/udev.  I can fix that easily enough, though.12:47
pittiMithrandir: quick, upload another one until sb notices and you need a proper conffile transition :)12:47
Kamionzul: in future an interdiff would be easier12:47
zulok12:48
pittiMithrandir: it should be /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules12:48
Kamionideally without enormous configure and Makefile.in diffs ... looks like you reran the autotools?12:48
pittiMithrandir: files in /etc/udev are not evaluated at all12:48
zulyeah i did sorry about that12:48
Kamionzul: oh, vomit, that Ubuntu version thing is FOUL12:48
Mithrandirpitti: are you sure?  It seems to work on my laptop.12:48
pittiMithrandir: pretty sure, yes. And you are sure that you don't have a symlink in rules.d which points to /etc/udev/libsane.rules?12:49
zulKamion: how so?12:49
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KamionI'd rather not include that, it's just too bad12:49
Kamion+       if echo "$kernel_version" | grep -q ^2.6.8; then12:49
Kamion+               ubuntu_version="(Ubuntu 4.10)"12:49
Kamion+       fi12:49
Kamioncome on12:49
Mithrandirpitti: oops, I do. :-/12:49
zulKamion: it was simple to do at the time and it worked12:50
pittiMithrandir: just remove both in the preinst and install the new one as normal conffile12:50
KamionIMHO it's too sucky to maintain12:50
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pitticarlos: hey, rosetta export is running again?12:50
pitticarlos: I have a tarball from today (however, it's tiny)12:50
KamionI'd rather set up initial values in grub-installer using os-prober (which can extract the version properly) and update those for the current filesystem in update-grub12:50
Kamionthen we can fetch them from lsb_release output rather than messing with a big map of kernel versions to releases12:51
opiKamion, also, I was running different kernel on 4.1012:51
Kamionzul: why the change to automake1.8?12:51
zulsure...it worked though at the time12:51
opiKamion, so this script would fail12:52
Kamionzul: for you12:52
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zulKamion: yeah, i didnt automake 1.8 istalled and it couldnt find aclocal-1.812:52
Kamionautomake1.9 |    1.9.6-1 |        dapper | source, all12:52
pitticarlos: and it's still called rosetta-breezy; do you import dapper already?12:53
Kamionah, debian/rules just needs a one-line fix instead of that12:53
carlospitti, I was renabling it yes12:53
carlospitti, no, not yet12:53
zuldidnt have automake1.9 installed either12:53
pitticarlos: any idea why it's only 22 MB?12:53
carlospitti, only changes12:53
pitticarlos: ah, I see12:53
pitticarlos: any chance to get a dapper tarball?12:53
Kamionzul: it was already in the build-depends12:53
pitticarlos: I need to build new langpacks today or tomorrow to rearrange locales12:54
Kamionzul: there was already debian/patches/raid_cciss.diff for the cpqarray stuff; did you look at why that didn't work before adding another similar patch?12:54
zulKamion: ok but aclocal-1.8 is hard coded in the debian/rules12:54
carlospitti, for dapper?12:54
Kamionyeah, fixing that would be a much much much simpler change12:54
pitticarlos: yes12:55
carlospitti, I cannot give you that tarball12:55
zulKamion: it wasnt in the lib/device.c so i dont think it would work12:55
carloswe need gina running on production12:55
carlosfor that12:55
pitticarlos: ok, then I'll use the buildd output12:55
carlosand my latest branch merged12:55
carlosok12:55
carlospitti, as soon as dapper is using Rosetta I will tell you it12:55
Kamion--- grub-0.95+cvs20040624/lib/device.c  2004-05-23 18:45:35 +020012:56
Kamion+++ grub-0.95+cvs20040624.debian/lib/device.c   2004-10-06 13:43:44 +020012:56
Kamionbzzt12:56
zulmeh..12:56
Kamionzul: on the "nitpicky" front, we should stick with upstream's indentation conventions rather than inventing our own12:56
zulsure..12:57
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Kamion(i.e. two-space indents, GNU-style)12:57
Kamion++      for (controller = 0; i < 8; i++)12:57
Kamionthat just looks plain wrong12:57
zulargh!!!12:57
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zulok maybe it wasnt quite ready...ill go back to the drawing board12:58
Kamionand your cpqarray.diff patches a line that was previously added by grub-i2o.diff, which seems redundant :)12:58
seb128Kamion: could you promote gstreamer0.10 so gst-plugins-base0.10 can build? Thank you :)12:58
Mithrandirpitti: thanks, uploaded.12:58
Kamionzul: ok, thanks - the i2o stuff certainly seems necessary once it's fixed, although it clearly needs testing :) I'm less sure about the rest of it12:59
zulok well back to the drawing board then12:59
Kamionseb128: promote which binaries?01:00
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zulKamion: thanks anyways01:00
Kamionnp01:00
seb128Kamion: libgstreamer0.10-dev libgstreamer0.10-0 for now01:00
Kamionseb128: done01:01
seb128Kamion: other parts will probably need to be seeded or grabbed by Depends01:01
seb128thanks01:01
jbaileyfabbione: Hey Fabio. =)01:04
jbaileyfabbione: That X driver you gave me doesn't seem to have hung so far.01:04
fabbionejbailey: that's cool..01:04
fabbionenext upload will have that patch01:05
fabbionealready spoken with daniels01:05
jbaileyfabbione: Is that an expected side effect?  I couldn't remember if there was something more than just debug enabling in here.01:05
fabbioneyes it is expected01:05
fabbionethere is code change compared to the old patch i added a few weeks back01:05
jbaileyCool.01:05
fabbionethe redrawing issue is something related to the server01:06
fabbioneit's not a driver fault at all01:06
jbaileyRight.01:06
jbaileyIt'll just be so sweet if this works.01:06
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fabbioneyup01:06
jbaileyYou mentioned it was DRM related, does that mean they're growing hardware accell for this card?01:06
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fabbionejbailey: no idea about all details.. i just reported what benh told me01:13
jbaileyfabbione: No worries.  I just want to make sure that if I'm there's other things changing around me, that I'm testing all the needed pieces.01:14
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pittifabbione: btw, do you see any reason to keep linux 2.6.12 in dapper? it's not patched for security and works poorly with the new udev stuff anyway01:16
fabbionepitti: not at all01:18
fabbionewe can kill it01:18
pittiok01:18
pittioh, elmo is not online01:18
fabbionei want to talk with Ben before we kill it 100%01:18
fabbioneafaik it can't even build in dapper01:18
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jbaileypitti: ia64 and hppa might still need it for booting.01:23
jbaileypitti: I'm lagged on a klibc upload that they need to boot.01:23
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pittijbailey: ah, so it's still the default kernel on those arches?01:23
fabbionejbailey: ia64 boots with .1501:23
fabbionehppa i need to check .15-rc601:24
fabbionerc5 has a problem with the scsi driver and crashes01:24
fabbionewe also need to speedup initramfs for ia64..01:24
jbaileyfabbione: Err, how?01:24
jbaileyfabbione: klibc shared libraries don't seem to work on ia64.01:24
fabbioneit looks like that mckinley generated initrd keeps missing a module01:24
jbaileyBenC tracked down that using the static ones seemed to solve the problem there.01:24
fabbionejbailey: they still use initrd-tools?01:24
jbaileyThey can't with 2.6.15.  initrd-tools needs devfs.01:25
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fabbionedude.. i am sure as hell i did boot .15 on ia6401:25
fabbioneusing itanium-smp kernel01:25
fabbionemckinley no01:25
jbaileyfabbione: I'm not saying that you didn't, I just want to know how. =)01:26
fabbioneapt-get install $random kernel...01:26
fabbionereally.. i did nothing more than that01:26
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fabbionei can check again.. give the time to power them up01:26
sivangok, mere panel problems , nothing more :)01:29
fabbionejbailey: Linux golion 2.6.15-8-itanium-smp #1 SMP Tue Dec 13 05:44:26 UTC 2005 ia64 GNU/Linux01:31
fabbioneLinux baldios 2.6.12-9-hppa32-smp #1 SMP Mon Oct 10 13:32:14 UTC 2005 parisc GNU/Linux01:31
fabbioneas i said.. .15 on ia64 works01:31
jbaileyfabbione: CAn you unpack the initramfs for me01:31
fabbionei just really installed it from dapper...01:32
jbailey?01:32
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fabbionejbailey: of course i can.. what do you want me to check?01:32
jbaileyfabbione: mkdir /tmp/foo; cd /tmp/foo; zcat /boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-8-itanium-smp | cpio -i01:32
fabbionefile /boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-8-itanium-smp 01:33
fabbione/boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-8-itanium-smp: Linux Compressed ROM File System data, little endian size 11010048 version #2 sorted_dirs CRC 0xc8990b8c, edition 0, 2125 blocks, 338 files01:33
fabbionetold you it is still using initrd-tools01:33
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fabbionehey sabdfl 01:33
jbaileyDo you have devfs in that kernel somehow?01:33
jbaileyIt should really *not* work...01:33
sabdflhey hey01:33
fabbionejbailey: no..01:33
jbaileyg'day Mark01:33
fabbionethere is no way to have devfs in .1501:33
fabbioneit has been removed from upstream in .1301:34
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sabdflhiya mvo01:34
jbaileyThe reports I had from all over the place were that it failed wildly.01:34
sivanghey sabdfl 01:34
jbaileyWhich makes sense, since there's no device tree.01:34
pittihi sabdfl 01:36
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fabbionejbailey: perhaps my ia64 is more clever than the others?01:38
fabbionejbailey: i really can't say.. my experience on that machine can be counters in hours on the tip of my fingers01:39
jbaileyFeh.  I need to bring my ia64 home.  Having it in Toronto makes boot testing scary.01:39
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fabbionejbailey: i can give you some temporary access for the next week if you want. I will get full console setup between Xmas and newyear mostlikely01:42
jbaileyfabbione: Lemme try to find one more locally.  The lag to your place just kills me for interactive.01:42
jbaileythanks for the offer, though.01:42
fabbionejbailey: yes i know :/01:44
jbaileyfabbione: Do you get that sort of lag to the DC?01:45
fabbioneno01:45
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BenCjbailey: I boot initrd on my ia64 with 2.6.1502:22
BenCstill works02:22
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zulKamion: ping...how does os-prober work?02:27
Kamionzul: it runs in the installer, mounting each filesystem it can find in turn and poking about in it using a variety of methods to figure out the OS version02:29
Kamionit shouldn't be used in a normal system02:29
zulok..02:30
zuljust trying to figure out a better way to do the version number stuff02:33
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thesaltydogwhat time is it the CC meeting?02:47
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Pygiwelcome mxpxpod03:07
mxpxpodhey Pygi 03:07
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jbaileyfabbione: X hung again, no message in the X log at all.03:16
jbaileyfabbione: It did hold up *much* longer than the previous one, though.03:16
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Pygiwelcome vuntz, mvirkkil, akatemik ;)03:29
AkatemikGrah. Unbelievable brokedown at uni network03:30
zakameheya Pygi 03:30
AkatemikNFS-servers are still down, so no home-folders.03:30
pappani am tired looking for a project to work for03:31
pappanwhere can i find some projects in ubuntu which needs some coders03:31
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zulpappan: #ubuntu-motu03:33
pappanor atleast something thru which i can contribute to ubuntu03:33
pappanzul: ty03:35
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fabbionejbailey: try disabling dri03:37
jbaileyfabbione: Well, I'm less worried about working around the problem than I am about making sure that I give you a decent bug report so that it's fixed in time for Dapper.03:42
fabbionejbailey: i dunno how to. You need to talk with daniels and benh for that.03:43
fabbionejbailey: but isolating the issue in the first place to a config option will help03:43
jbaileyHow close is our X code to upstream?  Will talking to BenH be useful?03:44
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jbaileyI don't usually like to annoy upstream directly with bugs that might be in Ubuntu and not elsewhere.03:44
fabbioneour code is the same upstream afaik03:44
fabbionein the actual pkg -ati is rc3 + benh patch that's already in daniels rc4 tree and next ati package03:45
fabbioneso no difference afaict03:45
jbaileyCool, thanks03:56
jbaileyI'll try and catch him online later, then.03:56
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pittiKamion: what would be your preferred interface in the installer to set up and generate the default system locale?04:36
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pittiKamion: a particular way of calling locale-def?04:36
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pittiKamion: erm, locale-gen04:36
Kamionanything vaguely similar to what localechooser's post-base-installer script does now is fine04:36
Kamionif it gets simpler, bonus04:37
pittino idea about that - does it add the locale to /etc/locale.gen?04:37
Kamionyes04:38
pittiKamion: would 'locale-gen xx_YY.UTF-8' be fine for you?04:38
pittisince we don't have /etc/locale.gen any more04:38
Kamionif validlocale says it isn't there yet04:38
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Kamionand then calls locale-gen --keep-existing04:38
Kamionpitti: sure, that's fine04:38
pittiKamion: alternatively, adding to /var/lib/locales/supported.d/local would do the same, but that should be hidden probably04:38
Kamioncould it take one or more locales on the command line rather than just one, and also silently skip doing anything if the locale you give it already exists?04:39
KamionI definitely prefer just calling locale-gen to editing some random file04:39
pittiKamion: sure, it would imply --keep-existing04:39
pittiand multiple locales should be easy to do04:39
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pittiKamion: what's the installer's use case for multiple locales?04:40
pittiKamion: locale-gen already supports generating all locales for a particular language, do you need sth similar?04:40
Kamionpitti: (a) mdz asked that we always generate English, no matter what the installation language04:40
pittiah, right04:41
Kamionpitti: (b) in expert mode you can select exactly what locales you want04:41
Kamion(as a multiselect)04:41
pittiok, thanks04:41
Kamionany objections to me removing the casper seed, which IMO is now obsolete? speak now or forever hold your peace ...04:41
siretartdoko: I have a package, which needs 'just' python2.x-twisted-bin, not the complete python2.x-twisted (and the zopeinterface). I notice that there is no dummy package 'python-twisted-bin', but just a 'python-twisted'. 04:42
tepsipakkigreat! you seem to have hit the nail here, I just installed dapper and noticed that I got a bunch of unneeded locales ;)04:42
Kamiontepsipakki: depends on your definition of "needed"04:42
tepsipakkikamion: most of the en_* -stuff04:43
KamionI doubt that will change04:43
tepsipakkibecause I preseed them04:43
tepsipakkiduh04:43
ograthat wont go away, see above04:43
siretartdoko: I think it would be sensible to introduce a 'python-twisted-bin' dummy package to depend on the 'default python' twisted-bin package, so I don't need to maintain a patch for my package in ubuntu04:43
KamionMithrandir: any chance of probing the framebuffer modules relatively early in casper startup, so that if you select a video mode other than plain VGA in the bootloader, you get to still see the startup?04:44
tepsipakkiogra: hmm, I came in the middle of the discussion.. but do you mean that regardless what I tell the installer, I'm still going to get the default locales as well?04:45
ogratepsipakki, see option (a) Kamion talked about ...04:45
tepsipakkibut there are like twenty of them..04:46
tepsipakkiand all I need is one, plus fi* and sv*04:46
ograyes, i know :)04:46
tepsipakkibugger04:46
CarlFKhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarksHoaryGoals "Nice To Have ... fax support" - Is there any more to this?  If not, I'll make a wiki page or something of "how to fax"04:46
tepsipakkia regression to breezy04:46
tepsipakkifrom..04:46
ogranope04:47
ograits aleays been like this ...04:47
ogra*always04:47
tepsipakkiyes it is, I can install a breezy for you to see ;)04:47
tepsipakkipreseeded netboot04:47
TreenaksCarlFK: we need it to be easy, like in other Oss04:47
tepsipakki-install04:47
ogratepsipakki, we're talking about the default install 04:48
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tepsipakkiogra: yes, well I'm not ;)04:49
CarlFKTreenaks: I thought I had seen a "fax printer driver" in some distro - probably FC2...   04:49
tepsipakkiogra: but still at the moment the result is the same04:49
tepsipakkibut if it is known, I won't bother you ;)04:49
TreenaksCarlFK: http://www.linuxprinting.org/cups-faq.html#q_2_1504:49
CarlFKTreenaks: is anyone working on a faxing in Ubuntu ?04:50
TreenaksCarlFK: not that I know of, but have a look at that link04:51
ograthere is gfax+efax ...04:51
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CarlFKI want to help, just not sure where to start.04:54
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Kamiontepsipakki: breezy had the same code04:55
CarlFKsearched around and that Mark page was the closest thing I could find to someone doing something04:55
Kamionalthough you're right that it shouldn't override preseeding; that's a bug04:55
tepsipakkikamion: yes04:55
Kamion(the comment in the code says "Always support English (unless preseeded otherwise)")04:56
Kamionfile a localechooser bug04:56
tepsipakkiok04:56
tepsipakkiotherwise netboot seems fine, but the problem that network is not started at boot is a bit annoying ;)04:57
dokosiretart: the pythonX.Y packages for twisted will go away soonish anyway04:57
siretartdoko: can you give I timeframe? I want to decide if I should rather wait with an upload or fix it right away04:59
dokosiretart: this year04:59
siretartdoko: ok, then I'll wait. cheers!05:00
ograKamion, what do you think about a preseeding option for fonts that supresses the fontconfig call in postinst ... so we could run fontconfig once in the end of the install instead of 10 times 05:00
ograinstalling the fonts is still the most slowing down part in the installer ...05:00
janimoI have a library packaging question05:02
janimolibgoffice can be built with or without gnome libs05:02
janimoif I have two different debs with the two options05:02
janimocan they have the same lib names provided the API is the same and only the impl details differ?05:02
janimoalso, I make the packages conflict each-other? add update-alternatives in the mix?05:03
janimoalternatively there can be a libgoffice.so and a libgoffice-gtk.so05:03
janimoand they can coexist on the system05:04
janimothe latter option means a package which uses goffice( gnumeric) should explicitely say it builds agains one or the other05:05
janimoand cannot just pick up the available one provided in build-deps05:05
janimoif you know source packages which provide binaries like I described I'd go and study what they do05:06
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seb128janimo: no05:12
seb128janimo: we are not going to do that for sure05:12
janimoseb128, I am talking about debian upstream05:13
seb128same05:13
janimoanyway the question was purely technical at this point05:13
seb1282 packages shipping the same lib file with different API is not going to happen05:13
janimodid you read what I wrote?05:13
janimosame API different impl05:13
seb128what is "impl"?05:13
janimoAFAIK libgoffice exports same api in both cases05:14
janimoimplementation05:14
janimoonly some are stubs or less featureful in non-gnome case05:14
janimohow do tyou think gnumeric runs on windows?05:14
seb128that's not the same ABI if the functions don't return the same objects05:14
janimoyou said API05:14
janimoI did not look that close to see what ABI is05:15
janimobut I assume is the same05:15
janimoit is C no?05:15
seb128why di you need 2 variants if that's exactly the same API/ABI?05:15
janimoreturn NULL instead of a valid gnome object or something like that05:15
janimobecause one brings in friggin bonobo&co05:15
janimowhile the other does not05:16
janimoand still works05:16
seb128it if brings extra stuff the AB I is probably not the same05:16
seb128ABI/API05:16
janimoone uses glib_uri_from_display the other vfs05:16
janimothe same objects in and out just different inside05:16
seb128k05:17
janimoif it were different API's I don;t think gnumeric devs would have done it in the firts place05:17
seb128different API works fine05:17
seb128you just have to #ifdef GNOME05:17
seb128#ifdef GNOME05:17
seb128code_path105:17
seb128#else05:17
seb128code_path205:17
janimoyeah I know05:18
seb128works pretty fine for a limited set of functions05:18
janimoupstream packager of goffice and gnumeric said if I make the pacthes he'd take them05:18
janimobut he personally won't05:18
seb128JHM?05:18
janimoso I am trying to make those patches and asked for advice not flamage 05:18
janimoyes Ray Dassen05:19
seb128there is no flamage05:19
seb128but using alternatives for that would be the ugliest stuff ever05:19
janimoI think current gnome lib dependency hell is way uglier05:20
janimomany apps bring in the whole thing just for calling gnome_program_init instead of gtk_init05:20
janimo_that_ is ugly and wasteful too05:20
seb128if you are sure there is 0 API/ABI difference you can make 2 differents packages conflicting each other and Build-Depends on the right one05:21
janimobut YMMV :)05:21
seb128and I'm the one starting a flame...05:21
janimoexactly what I did before asking if they can provide the same lib names05:21
janimoso I made two debs with different names conflicting on eachother05:22
janimobut the question is, if API is the same can they provide libs with the same name? 05:22
janimoso libgoffice-gtk.deb provides goffice.so and libgoffice.deb does the same05:23
seb128if the ABI and the API are the same05:23
seb128ie: if you are *sure* they return the same object05:23
seb128and have the same working logic05:23
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janimosame _type_ of object05:23
seb128same logic too05:23
seb128if one never returns NULL and the other do that's a difference of ABI05:24
janimowell the interface is that matters not the internal logic right?05:24
eruininfinity, I spoke too soon.. fixing dri == regular crashes ;)05:24
seb128because the app can expected never getting NULL05:24
seb128right05:24
janimoyeah, if it does not check for null that's a bug not an API question :_05:24
seb128but if the possible return values are differents that's an ABI difference05:24
janimoright05:24
seb128s/ABI/API/05:25
janimoanyway I want to send this to debian, so whether he tales it or not you/gnome are not affected05:25
janimos/tals/takes/05:25
seb128yeah05:25
seb128that's just going to make extra duplication05:25
seb128but we start beeing used to that05:25
janimoupstream provides configurability05:26
janimowhy shouldn't debian take advantage?05:26
seb128yeah, rhythmbox has a zillion of option05:26
janimoI do not propose providing debs for all possible permutations of configure flags though :)05:26
seb128we don't do 15 packages one with tag writing, one with cd recording, one with no feature, one with podcast, etc05:26
janimojust two options : bloat and light05:26
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seb128as said if the Debian maintainer wants to go on this path up to him05:27
jsgotangconight05:27
janimoI'd like to have gnumeric just like abiword part of the default desktop05:27
pittiKamion: ok, 'locale-gen' and 'locale-gen de fr_FR.UTF-8 en_US' will now DTRT05:27
seb128janimo: the default desktop has all the libs you call "bloated"05:27
pittiseb128: that should also satisfy the 'generate additional locales' case05:28
seb128pitti: cool :)05:28
seb128pitti: do we keep the ability to let translator fix their locales for stuff like "start of the week is monday" with the new system?05:28
Riddellfabbione: a question from KDE, will extattr be in the dapper linux?05:28
desrtRiddell; they're in breezy....05:29
pittiseb128: sure, we just need to update the locales package05:29
ograisnt it already ?05:29
pittiseb128: it's easy now since it is a separate source05:29
seb128pitti: "just"05:29
seb128ok05:29
ograRiddell, you need to enable it in fstab afaik05:29
pittiseb128: my start of the day is broken, too (starts on Tuesday ATM)05:29
Riddellogra: dunno, I'm just passing on the question :)05:29
fabbioneRiddell: extatrr?05:29
seb128because we "just" needed to do that before too, but nobody wanted to take the responsability to changes locales stuff :p05:29
desrtfabbione; filesystem extended attributes05:29
pittiseb128: as soon as we have Rosetta integration of locales, we need to think about it again05:29
seb128ok05:29
pittiseb128: but in general, updating langpack-locales source is easy05:29
ografabbione, he maeans the user_xattr mount option ...05:30
fabbionewe already have them enabled..05:30
desrtRiddell; just toss 'user_xattr' in t... ya.  what he said :)05:30
ogra:)05:30
fabbionei dunno.. 05:31
jsgotangcogood night05:31
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Kamionogra: preseeding would be inappropriate there; there's another better option which I already know how to implement, and will do as soon as I have time to test it05:35
Kamionogra: namely diverting fc-cache during base-config05:36
Kamionpitti: great, thanks05:36
ograKamion, ah, great :)05:36
Riddellinfinity: no new ubuntu-artwork?05:37
pittiKamion: I explained the changes and the potential dist-upgrade breakage in an u-d-a mail05:37
dholbachhave a nice evening guys :)05:37
ograit always bothered me that it takes so much time :)05:37
ogradholbach, have fun playing with the ar :P05:37
ogra*car05:37
dholbachoh yeah, thanks - enough time to play :)05:37
ograheh05:37
sivangogra: dholbach got a new car?05:43
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Kamiontepsipakki: why do you set the owner of localechooser/supported-locales to be base-config? that's just bizarre :)05:50
Kamionnot that it actually matters, but05:50
tepsipakkihum05:50
tepsipakkiwait05:50
tepsipakkiit was from some example, I think05:51
Kamion"d-i" is the usual owner for anything in the first stage05:51
tepsipakkiseems that the "d-i" version gets preseeded by the one I'm using..05:53
tepsipakkibut I'll change it05:53
Kamionit just sets the owner in the debconf database, it's not a different namespace or anything05:54
tepsipakkiokay05:56
tepsipakkibase-config is not yet obsoleted for dapper? I remember that Joey intends to get rid of that phase05:57
Kamionnot quite yet, no05:57
KamionI'm not yet sure whether it'll land for dapper, although I hope it will05:58
KamionI've been fairly involved with a lot of that upstream05:58
tepsipakkicool05:58
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tepsipakkino news regarding preseeded LVM-setups ?05:59
Kamionno06:00
Kamionwell, that's not quite true, Fabio's been doing some work on things that would be needed for that, but AFAIK it's not remotely all there yet06:00
tepsipakkiyes I saw the upstream changelogs, but couldn't quite parse all of it06:01
Kamionit's been more about adjusting the existing recipes to play more nicely with LVM06:01
fabbioneKamion: doesn't preseeding just pre-answer the debconf questions?06:05
fabbioneand set them in a way that won't be asked?06:06
fabbioneor the pkg itself needs to take care of that?06:06
Kamionfabbione: it just pre-answers, yes06:07
fabbioneKamion: ok, than i don't see what i need to do differently.. really.. i do ask debconf questions like any other d-i package in this world.06:07
fabbionemeh.. tepsipakki 06:08
fabbionethe same way you preseed partman-auto, you can preseed -lvm06:08
Kamionfabbione: no06:08
Kamionfabbione: the problem with complicated partman preseeding is that doing stuff like LVM and RAID in partman involves a control loop, where d-i asks the same question more than once and you need to provide different answers06:09
fabbioneahhhhh06:09
fabbioneok06:09
fabbionei understood partman-auto-lvm06:09
fabbionenot just LVM06:09
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Kamionnormal partman preseeding basically works around this, by providing a mechanism where you can specify a single recipe that describes in one go what partman needs to do06:09
Kamionin order to make LVM preseeding work, we need to allow the recipe format to describe a full LVM partitioning scheme06:09
fabbioneyeah i understand what you mean06:09
fabbionesorry i was out of context06:10
tepsipakkiI tried to debug this a month ago (?), and we talked about it then06:10
fabbioneno, there is no plan for me to work on making that to work06:10
fabbionemy target was only partman-auto-lvm06:10
tepsipakkihow hard would it be for me to make it?-)06:11
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Kamiontepsipakki: you'd have to fully grok the design of partman recipes06:12
tepsipakkigah06:13
Kamionand then work your way through some somewhat arcane shell code06:13
Kamionbut I'm sure it would be possible06:13
Kamionit's not rocket science, just messy :)06:13
seb128Kamion, infinity, lamont: could you give a buildd retry on dbus/amd64?06:13
janimoseb128, when I meant default desktop 50 minutes ago I meant xfce desktop not gnome06:17
seb128janimo: I figured :)06:17
janimo:)06:17
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slomo_infinity / lamont: please give-back gst-plugins-base0.10 on x86 and after it built gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg everywhere... thanks :)06:37
janimoinfinity/lamont same for xubuntu-default-settings, thanks06:38
seb128slomo_: how does base require ffmpeg?06:39
seb128slomo_: other way probably no?06:39
seb128oh, I misread06:40
seb128:)06:40
ograhmm, dholbach didnt fix the broken firefox upload ? 06:40
slomo_seb128: ok :)06:40
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seb128ogra: which one?06:41
ograseb128, amd64 is ftbfs 06:41
seb128oh06:41
ogradue to libssl it seems06:41
Kamionhmm, ubuntu-desktop uninstallable on all arches again06:43
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ograoops, why ?06:43
Treenakstotem06:43
Kamionyou can find out about as quickly as I can06:43
ograi only see totem ...06:43
Treenaksat least, on amd64 it's totem (= 1.2.1) vs 1.3.x06:43
ograbut not on all arched06:43
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/dapper_probs.html, as usual06:43
ograarches 06:43
Kamionpeople should bookmark that :)06:44
ograheh, i'm to lazy, i always look at cdimage, so i can check the CD sizes with one look06:44
ographew, thats a lot06:44
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Kamionah, hal needs to switch to the new dbus06:45
seb128right06:45
seb128it breaks half of the world06:45
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seb128pitti said he wants to try before uploading but new dbus hasn't built yet on amd6406:45
Kamiondoesn't help that it FTBFS on amd64/powerpc06:46
seb128and he went to bed for today anyway06:46
Kamioncan a mono person please look at these build failures?06:46
seb128Kamion: a retry on amd64 should do the try (I've asked so some time ago)06:46
seb128s/try/trick/06:46
Kamionok, will do now06:46
Kamionhow about powerpc?06:46
seb128according to slomo_ that's a mono issue06:46
seb128slomo_: dbus/ppc? :)06:47
slomo_dbus ppc will work soon06:47
Kamiondbus/amd64 given-back; I'm off for dinner06:47
seb128thanks06:47
slomo_but for mono... no idea, upstream knows about it and rated the bugreport "minor" *sigh*06:47
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ptloi don't know if its the right chan, but just a quick questions - if i'm translating breezy packages in rosetta now, will [or, can at all]  the translations be transferred to dapper, or should i just go ahead and translate just dapper?07:06
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toresbeptlo: This is an unqualified guess, but I believe the strings that are identical are carried through07:15
toresbeWHOA.07:15
toresbewhat just happened there07:15
eruin?07:15
toresbeSorry, had a kernel..happening all over my terminal07:15
ptloyeah....that's the [educated guess]  reply that i've got on other channel too. i'm just wandering, how and wen the transfer is done - since, for example, right now i can modify both breezy and dapper translations - so at some point, breezy ones will have to overwrite dapper ones07:16
toresbecomplete with a call trace etcetera. Thought I was in a different channel07:16
ptloi'm afraid the kernel cares little about on which particular irc channel you chat at the moment ./07:20
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Kamionptlo: if you want an authoritative answer you'd need to ask #launchpad07:47
ptlooh, that's the place. thanks, i tried #rosetta, but i was pretty lonely there .-] 07:47
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Kamionhmm, I'm getting a segfault in the gtkmozembed python module; does it need to be rebuilt for firefox 1.5?08:11
seb128no, it needs to be debugged08:14
seb128I think mvo did some debugging on it and said it's a firefox bug08:14
seb128mvo?08:14
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mvoKamion: yes, firefox bug, happend after the ff 1.5 upgrade08:21
mvoKamion: #20338 has a test-case and backtrace etc08:21
slomo_lamont / infinity: can you give me hardware details about the ppc buildds? mono upstream asks for it...08:22
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mvoslomo_: what do you need?08:23
infinityIs it so difficult to figure out what changed between mono 1.1.10 and 1.1.11 that made it stop failing?08:23
infinityAnyhow, the buildds are all Apple Xserve Dual G5s, running ppc64 kernels, but the builds happen in a "linux32" environment, so from the build perspective, it should appear as a normal ppc32 system.08:24
slomo_infinity: it's between 1.1.10 and 1.1.10.1... they say there were only few changes, nothing that could cause it... and it works fine on osx with a smp g5 running 32bit userland08:24
slomo_infinity: ok, thanks :)08:24
infinityAnd no, we definitely will NOT hand-compile binaries (especially not stuff that's in main, it's just not supportable in the least)08:25
infinitySo, if it's a problem with the buildd configs, we need to figure that out, if it's a problem with upstream's code (more likely), we need to fix that.08:26
infinityThe fact that it just built fine on my ppc32 system isn't really all that useful to know. :)08:26
slomo_infinity: mvo reproduced it on another ppc64 with 32bit userland08:27
mvoslomo_, infinity: actually I reproduced it on "davis", one of our machines. not sure how much that counts :)08:28
janimoinfinity, can this be unstuck somehow? http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/x/xubuntu-default-settings/0.2/08:28
infinitymvo : Counts fine, since it eliminates gcc-opt and other fun as the possible cause.08:28
infinitymvo : So, it could still be a bug in our userland (gcc, glibc, who knows), but definitely not a bug specific to the buildds.08:29
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mvoinfinity: right. I'm building 1.1.10 on the same machine/config that 1.1.10.1 segfaulted on now08:29
infinityjanimo : I gave it a whack just a while ago.08:30
Robi-anyone have a shuttle sff pc with those usb wifi cards built in?08:30
janimoinfinity, thanks08:30
infinitymvo : Thanks, dude.08:30
Robi-the PN15 or AirVast card doens't get detected properly by prism2_usb08:33
infinityRob- : Haven't you been in and out, complaining about this for the last day or two?08:33
mvowoah, segfault for 1.1.10 as well08:33
slomo_infinity, mvo: thanks for your time :)08:33
infinityRobi- : I'd recommend filing a bug.08:34
zulRobi-: can you please open a bug..kthxbye08:34
mvo^--- slomo_ 08:34
slomo_mvo: uh... so let's look what changed in that month...08:34
Robi-no i've been trying to find a solution08:34
mvoslomo_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/596308:35
infinitymvo : dpkg -l gcc-4.0 libc6-dev linux-kernel-headers binutils08:36
slomo_mvo: yes, seems to be the same...08:36
mvoinfinity, slomo_ http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/596408:37
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infinityThat's davis?08:39
infinityThat chroot is way out of date.08:39
infinityWhich is helpful in this case.08:39
mvoyes, davis08:39
infinityThe only thing different between that chroot and the chroot where 1.1.10 built successfully is libc6.  libc6-dev_2.3.5-1ubuntu15 versus libc6-dev_2.3.5-1ubuntu1608:40
infinityWhich would be a useful data point, if libc6's changelog mentioned anything at all about powerpc between 15 and 16... :/08:40
tsengyay for clues08:41
slomo_and 15 and 16 are nowhere anymore :/08:42
janimois dbus-1-1 going to stay around too or everything gets rebuilt08:42
mvojanimo: everything will be rebuild08:43
tsengslomo_: snapshot?08:43
janimomvo, and for apps which are still using 0.50 do we fix them?08:43
slomo_infinity: no kernel changes between 24.11. and 15.12.?08:43
infinityslomo_ : Nope.08:43
janimoor is 0.60 backwards compat?08:43
mvojanimo: yes, it's mostly a rebuild. only rhythmbox gave us a bit of trouble08:44
janimojust want to know if it's time to rebuild/upload some packages08:44
mvobut nothing can give you real trouble if seb128 is around :)08:44
seb128ah ah08:44
slomo_infinity: ok, glib has changed since then too... and mono uses glib (2.8.X to 2.9.0)08:44
seb128don't blame GTK08:44
seb128you .... freak!08:44
tsengiz glib boog08:45
mvohaha08:45
slomo_seb128: i don't blame anyone :P i only search for relevant changes in that timeframe08:45
janimois this a mono/glib thing FTBFS or runtime breakage?08:45
tsengftbfs on ppc08:45
tseng(64?)08:45
slomo_tseng: on a normal ppc it works fine... at least for me08:46
janimolink or exact package name?08:46
janimoa mono 1.1.12?08:46
tsengsource is 'mono'08:46
infinityslomo_ : Did glib change between 1.1.10 and 1.1.10.1?08:47
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slomo_infinity: yes08:47
infinityslomo : Ahh, maybe we're poking too low-level then.  Might not be toolchain breakage at all, might be glib...08:47
janimooh, FTBFS but because of mono runtime errors08:48
infinitymvo : What's the version of glib stuff on davis?08:48
janimoi.e not a gcc error but a mono compiler thing08:48
tsengi find it unlike that glib has odd arch specific breakage in a point release after all this time08:48
mvoinfinity: 2.9.0-0ubuntu108:48
seb128tseng: it's 2.8 to 2.908:48
seb128tseng: so not a point08:48
tsenghuh ok08:49
infinitytseng : Also, weirder things have happened.08:49
infinityMaybe glib is doing Very Bad Things in this release...08:49
tsengthis is true08:49
tsengi would be pretty happy if it wasnt mono :)08:49
infinityIt could still be toolchain breakage, though (binutils breaking glibc, or somesuch), but I do like the "blame glib" idea better.08:50
jbaileyStrangely enough, so do I. =)08:50
slomo_hehe08:50
infinityI'll have to dig up some old glib sources and rebuild it to test the theory.08:50
jbaileyI think we have concensus.08:50
seb128grrrrr08:50
jbaileyseb128: You're just bitter because it starts with "g"08:51
jbailey=)08:51
seb128not really, glibc would start with a g too08:51
seb128and curiously I would not grrrrr to it :)08:51
jbaileyseb128: Right, but I thought you were taking that from me? =)08:52
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mdkeis there a new kernel coming?08:53
seb128jbailey: nah08:53
mdkea post on a bug report yesterday said to test with a new kernel, but one hasn't appeared...08:53
seb1285049 ?08:54
seb128(aka eject bug)08:54
mvoeveryone knows that everything starting with "g" is a seb package08:54
Kamionmdke: already in the archive08:54
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mdkeKamion, hmm *looks*08:54
Kamion(since this morning)08:54
mdkeKamion, i don't see it on gb.archive08:55
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Kamiongb.archive is master08:55
Kamionand it's there08:55
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Kamion2.6.15-908:55
mdkeperhaps I'm missing a metapackage08:56
Kamionlinux-meta hasn't been updated yet08:56
mdkeahhh08:56
mdkethanks Kamion 08:58
mdkehope your cold is better!08:58
Kamionmarginally :-/08:58
mdkejack the old vitamin C08:59
infinitymdke : linux-meta wont's be updated until an amd64 header problem is resolved.09:02
mdkeinfinity, no problem. Did you test the new kernel on that ata2 error?09:03
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infinitymdke : Not yet, no.09:04
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infinitymdke : it's 7am, give me a break. ;)09:04
mdkelol09:05
mdkefair enough09:05
seth_k|lappyseb128, ping09:05
seb128seth_k|lappy: pong09:10
infinityKamion : Care to NEW LRM on !amd64?09:10
mvoping Riddell 09:10
Riddellmvo: hi09:11
slomo_gn8 everybody09:11
seb128'night slomo_09:11
seth_k|lappyhi seb128 :) I was wondering if you would poke libgpod 0.3.0 into main for me, because gtkpod 0.99 requires it and I was hoping to get that in. In case you don't want to do it yourself, I posted it here: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1252 (it drops the patch you added earlier since it is incorporated upstream, but makes no other changes)09:12
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seth_k|lappyseb128, I thought I would talk to you since you seem to care for that package09:12
seb128seth_k|lappy: I'll update, I didn't notice there was a new tarball09:12
seth_k|lappythanks :)09:12
seb128yeah, rhythmbox uses it09:12
seb128time for dinner now but I'll do that after it09:14
seth_k|lappyi appreciate it09:15
Kamionelmo: can you do l-r-m? you probably have more of the finger-macros for it than I d09:15
Kamiondo09:15
elmok09:15
Kamionta09:16
pittielmo: can you please sync sysfsutils from debian/incoming?09:17
elmopitti: no - not unless it got uploaded in the last 20mins; it's in limbo between incoming and the archive09:17
infinityelmo : Oh, hi.  Not used to you being awake at the same time as I am, or I would have sent that NEW request to you. :)09:17
pittielmo: ah, ok.09:17
ograoh, Riddell, thanks for the edubutnu-artwork fix ...09:23
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Riddellogra: I updated all of them, wonder if there's an xfce one to do yet09:34
ograi think so ...09:35
ograjanimo will know09:35
janimoyes, xubuntu-docs is still in NEW09:35
janimoI am just dling kubuntu-docs to get an example of how u-a is done09:35
janimoand when it get into dapper I'll fix it09:36
mdkeRiddell, did you do the joint source thing for (k)u-docs?09:36
Riddellmdke: no09:37
mdkeah, i saw some cool-looking stuff happening in there09:38
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mdkehas anything changed for the purposes of the ubuntu-docs packaging?09:38
Riddellnope09:38
Riddellbut I did the serverguide with froud's KDE stylesheet and xsltproc09:38
Riddellso we'll just have to have it uncompressed and not looking the same as the rest09:39
mdkeRiddell, how different are they?09:39
Riddellvery09:40
mdkeoh dear09:40
mdkeRiddell, so how did you get it working without the external? you've moved some stuff into trunk/debian?09:40
Riddellmdke: no I just move kubuntu/debian to a directory below for the packaging09:41
mdkeRiddell, ahh. but you have definitely added some stuff to trunk/debian in the repo09:41
Riddellmdke: that's for the update-alternatives09:43
mdkeRiddell, hope you don't mind explaining this stuff to me, I'm a bit of a thick with this stuff: what is update-alternatives?09:44
Riddellmdke: we have the issue of clashing index pages for firefox09:45
Riddellso we're using update-alternatives to set up a symlink in /etc/alternatives to the one in {ubuntu,kubuntu,edubuntu}-docs09:46
mdkeRiddell, ah nice one!09:46
mdkeRiddell, is that a temporary or long-term solution?09:50
mdkei was discussing with diziet recently the possibility of shipping translated firefox html pages with ubuntu-docs, along with the english one 09:51
Riddellmdke: it's a solution until something better comes along09:52
Riddellmdke: any ideas on how to do that?09:52
mdkeRiddell, the translations?09:52
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mdkehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation09:53
janimoCorsac, so you consider exo/terminal and xfmedia ready to upload by one of the DDs?09:55
janimomvo, if a package b-depends unversioned on libdbus-glib-1-dev it just needs a rebuild? no other changes in the control file?09:57
mvojanimo: I added libdbus-glib-1-dev >= 0.60 as well to make sure the rebuild picks the right version09:57
janimook so if package had no version I'd better change that too?09:58
janimoso no build1 but ubuntu1 ?09:58
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mvoyes, I think that is appropriate09:58
janimook09:58
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seb128jbailey: ping?10:18
mdkeKamion, you didn't have a chance to have a look at the ubuntu-docs upload to breezy-updates did you?10:19
Kamionmdke: oh, no, sorry :(10:19
mdkeKamion, only an 8.5MB debdiff...10:20
KamionI wasn't planning on reading every line anyway. :)10:22
jbaileyseb128: pong10:24
KamionI'm scanning it now10:24
seb128jbailey: you said to dholbach that totem should not force the current-version on totem-*?10:24
jbaileyseb128: No, I asked him why it did. =)10:25
seb128I did that so apt-get install totem update the real package too10:25
Kamionmdke: does it require any changes to kubuntu/edubuntu?10:25
jbaileyI was curious since i386's breakage keeps me from testing the upgraded version on ppc.  I was curious what the tight depends served.10:25
jbaileyseb128: Maybe make it >= ?10:25
seb128would not make a difference10:26
mdkeKamion, it shouldn't, but it wouldn't hurt for me to double check with Riddell 10:26
jbaileyYes.  That would solve both our problems.10:26
seb128you mean >= current_upstream?10:26
jbaileyNo, the built package version.10:26
seb128how would that solve it?10:26
Riddellkubuntu-docs are separate from breezy and don't have any translations10:26
seb128you would get totem arch all first10:26
seb128requiring a totem-gstreamer you don't have yet10:26
jbaileyIt would force upgrades when it got upgraded, and also let totem-gstreamer be newer when i386 FTBFS'd but ppc didn't.10:26
mdkeRiddell, would an update to ubuntu-docs (text and css changes to the firefox homepage) hurt?10:26
Riddellmdke: what's the change to the firefox homepage?10:27
jbaileyseb128: It's not really a problem that's worthy of this much discussion.  It was just something that came up since totem-gstreamer hasn't been installable for me for a couple of days.10:27
jbaileyseb128: No big deal, really. =)10:27
RiddellI believe that is broken is breezy, maybe we should change kubuntu-docs for that too10:27
seb128jbailey: totem-gstreamer is not installable?10:27
jbaileyseb128: right, because totem is too old.10:27
seb128jbailey: should be the other way, totem is arch all, it's built first10:27
mdkeRiddell, change to the body of the text, and the css, which is up a directory10:27
seb128jbailey: I don't get how that can happen10:28
jbaileyseb128: Mm, no.  It's built by whatever arch the buildd admins feel like building it on.10:28
jbaileyseb128: Right now, that's i38610:28
jbaileySo when i386 FTBFSs, you don't get the updated arch: all package.10:28
Kamionmdke: it'd be nice in dapper to ensure that all the HTML files were autogenerated at build-time, rather than huge clearly-autogenerated files being in the source package ...10:28
seb128jbailey: right, that's the symetric of the common breakage10:28
mdkeKamion, we ship the xml too, but yeah, clearing stuff out of the source package has already been partly implemented in dapper10:29
jbaileyseb128: Right.10:29
seb128jbailey: usually i386 build fine so you get the issue on other arches :)10:29
ograRiddell, the switch to the alternatives system should avoid such breakage in the future10:29
jbaileyseb128: So in this case, it built on ppc, not on i386.10:29
Kamionmdke: great10:29
seb128jbailey: that doesn't prevent you to install current totem-gstreamer10:29
jbaileyseb128: Since I test ppc more than most people I looked to see why it wasn't installable.10:29
jbaileyseb128: totem won't install beside it.10:30
jbaileyseb128: And so it wants to uninstall totem, and uninstall ubuntu-desktop10:30
seb128right10:30
mdkeRiddell, i don't see a reason it should cause a problem (that isn't already present), but if you think it's worth testing the package, it's at http://doc.ubuntu.com/debs/breezy-updates10:30
ograoh, its about a breezy-update ...10:30
mdkeyeah10:30
ograhmm...10:30
ograthat will break edubuntu as well i think ... so i should push an update as well ? 10:31
mdkeogra, why will it break?10:31
mdkejust the very fact of having an update?10:31
Kamionit doesn't *look* like it'll break10:32
danielsif it compiles, ship it10:32
ograKamion, i didnt use dpkg-divert 10:32
mdkethe changes won't break anything, i'm pretty confident10:32
Kamionunless you're relying on the file name /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/aboutubuntu.css10:32
Kamion(are you?)10:32
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ogranope10:32
Kamionsince that moves to /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/ubuntu.css10:32
mdkeKamion, that's replaced by /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/ubuntu.css10:32
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Kamionogra: what aren't you diverting? :-)10:33
mdkeit's called by -artwork/home/index.html10:33
Kamionas in, how do your package and ubuntu-docs interact?10:33
ograKamion, index.html10:33
Kamionbut that's in /usr/share/edubuntu-artwork/10:33
ograi moved the index.html to inde.html.orig (i know its wrong, dont rant) and linked the index.html to mine ...10:34
mdkethat file will still be there after the update though10:34
Kamionyou do? the package seems to use update-alternatives10:34
ograyou said you change the contents in index.html ...10:34
Kamionoh, that's in dapper10:34
ograKamion, nope, its doesnt10:35
ograyup10:35
mdkeogra, yeah the contents, but the place doesn't change10:35
Kamionoh MY GOD10:35
Kamionok, that will fuck up in ways I cannot immediately imagine10:35
ogranozt if i also push an update ...10:35
mdkeeh? :(10:35
Kamion      if [ ! -e /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html.orig ] ; then10:35
Kamion        mv /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html.orig10:35
ogramdke, you will overwrite my symlink with your file 10:36
Kamion      else10:36
Kamion        rm /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html10:36
Kamion      fi10:36
Kamion      ln -s /usr/share/edubuntu-artwork/home/index.html /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html10:36
mdkeoh bloody hell10:36
Kamiondoes kubuntu have this brain-damage too?10:36
ogranope10:36
ograthey use a broken dpkg-divert 10:36
danielshold on10:36
danielsso you only ever copy it once10:36
ograyup10:36
danielsso you keep a very old copy around10:36
ograbut the symlink will be overwritten on update10:37
ograso people will suddenly see the ubuntu content10:37
Kamionogra: your alternatives hack in dapper is broken too10:37
Kamionoh, hmm, need to check ubuntu-docs in dapper10:37
ograKamion, i didnt do that 10:37
MithrandirKamion: re loading fb modules in the casper startup, sure.10:37
Kamionbut at the very least it looks like it needs a bit more smooth upgrade handling10:37
mdkeso is there anything that can be done about this?10:38
ograKamion, and edubuntu-artwork is still pending locally for dapper i didnt do an upload yet10:38
ogramdke, yes10:38
ogramdke, i need to push an update afetr yours10:38
mdkeuse a different file for edubuntu?10:38
Kamionogra: before, not after10:38
Kamionwe need an edubuntu-artwork upload that removes this awfulness and does something less broken instead10:38
Kamiona divert would do fine10:39
ograKamion, but then i have to change the whole ...10:39
xhakercan elmo do universe packages synch from debian (of course)?10:39
ograan update afterwards wont need any changes10:39
Riddellxhaker: yes10:39
Kamionogra: we may want to make other ubuntu-docs uploads to breezy, and we cannot have them blocked on edubuntu-artwork changes in this way10:39
RiddellKamion: I've just done that upload10:39
ograxhaker, ask a motu for it in -motu10:39
ograKamion, ok10:39
Riddellin dapper10:39
KamionRiddell: sorry, which upload?10:39
xhakerogra, already tried that nobody seems to know who should do something10:40
ograKamion, *-artwork10:40
RiddellKamion: make edubuntu-artwork use update-alternatives in dapper10:40
KamionRiddell: yes, but we need a divert in breezy10:40
xhakerit looks like the packages are simply sinched from debian unstable10:40
KamionRiddell: we're discussing a breezy-updates upload here10:40
Riddellright10:40
Kamionxhaker: if the package hasn't been modified in Ubuntu, then there's no need to talk to anyone; syncs will happen semi-automatically10:41
ograKamion, mdke is it enough if i do that tomorrow morning ? 10:41
Kamion(until upstream version freeze)10:41
mdkeogra, sure10:41
ograoki10:41
Kamionogra: fine by me10:41
Kamionother than that the ubuntu-docs upload is fine by me10:41
mdkethanks10:41
fabbionenight fellas10:41
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mdkeogra, lucky you were around :)10:42
ograRiddell, you should probably fix the broken breezy -artwork alongside as well 10:42
xhakerKamion, -1 in ubuntu -6 in unstable :( libswt3.1-gtk-java depends on mozilla-browser on dapper, on debian unstable it depends on mozilla-firefox | mozilla-browser10:42
ogramdke, i read breezy-changes, i'd have noticed it :)10:42
Riddellogra: that would mean changing kubuntu-docs and ubuntu-docs as well (which might not be a bad idea)10:42
mdkeogra, hasn't it been on breezy-changes already?10:42
ograRiddell, they want to upload ubuntu-docs ...10:42
mdkeogra, yeah, it arrived on saturday :D10:43
mdke*friday10:43
ograyes, friday 10:43
ograoh, damned .. 10:43
Kamionxhaker: libswt3.1-gtk-java | 3.1.1-1ubuntu3 | dapper/universe | all10:44
Kamionxhaker: modified in Ubuntu, needs a manual merge, not a sync10:44
Kamionunless the result of the merge is to ask elmo to sync it and overwrite the Ubuntu changes10:44
xhakergonna check the changes then10:45
Kamionogra: I don't want major structural changes to ubuntu-docs in breezy-updates, just fixes to the current arrangement10:45
ograKamion, yup, i'll just remove the linking and moving and add a dpkg-divert10:45
xhakerKamion, should'nt that package have a changed-by line?10:45
ograxhaker, yes, in the changelog10:45
infinityogra : If you use dpkg-divert, you'll need to conflict with kubuntu-docs10:46
ogragah10:46
infinityogra : Two packages can NOT divert the same file twice, or dpkg will scream at you.10:46
ograthats bad 10:46
mdkeis it?10:46
mdkepeople run kubuntu and edubuntu together?10:46
ograsince some edubuntu users ant to install kubuntu-desktop10:46
mdkeargh10:46
ogra*want10:46
ograsure10:46
sistpotyelmo: please sync openrpg and lxml from unstable, ubuntu override ok. thx10:46
ograas users run ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop together10:47
infinityogra : This is precisely why things needed to be changed to use alternatives.10:47
xhakeroh.. doko is the one10:47
ograinfinity, but that wont help us in breezy :/10:47
Kamionoh, argh10:47
infinityogra : The only way in breezy to make it all right is to switch to alternatives there too.  And test it very heavily before uploading.  With all possible package combinations and upgrade scenarios.10:48
Kamionok, I guess we have to go to alternatives then10:48
mdkeoh bloody hell10:48
infinityogra : If that's too scary, then leaving things broken is the best option.10:48
ograsigh10:48
mdkecan you use my source for ubuntu-docs if you need to amend that?10:48
ogramdke, is that using alternatives in breezy ? 10:48
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ograi dont need -docs ... 10:49
infinityNo.  Nothing in breezy used alternatives.10:49
mdkeno10:49
ograits only this one file i have in breezy10:49
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infinityubuntu-docs installed the canonical file, kubuntu-docs diverted it, edubuntu-docs did a horrible evil hack.10:49
ograyup10:49
jdongAnyone have experience with audio programming?10:49
mdkeok let's think this through10:49
mdkeis the amount of evilness needed to fix this worth the change to the aweful breezy css for the browser home page?10:49
mdkethe text changes are definitely not uber-important10:50
infinitymdke : It's not so much the ubuntu-docs update that's a problem as the edubuntu-docs package being broken in general.10:50
Kamionmdke: it doesn't matter whether you change the file or not - any ubuntu-docs upload will break it10:50
ograi dont care about the css ...10:50
mdkeoh hang on... any update is gonna break it10:50
ograyes10:50
Kamionand I think that's unacceptable and needs to be fixed for supportability10:50
mdkewe definitely need _an_ update :)10:50
Kamionso I don't think we can leave it the way it is10:50
Riddellso lets update!10:51
RiddellI'm happy to do it all if people want, or we can split the work10:51
mdkeas long as you use the new source for ubuntu-docs, I'm fine with whatever you guys want to do10:51
Kamionmight want to put the source package somewhere public10:52
ograswitch to alternatives completely and be prepared for breezy->dapper in a clean way 10:52
infinityThe only other option (apart from switching to alternatives, which is correct, but intrusive) is to upload an edubuntu-docs that removes the horrible symlink hack, and leaves edubuntu-docs crippled, without a start page.10:52
mdkeKamion, http://doc.ubuntu.com/debs/breezy-updates10:52
Kamiongood, thanks10:52
ograinfinity, so it wouldnt need any update ...10:52
Kamioninfinity: regressing Edubuntu kind of sucks if we can avoid it, though10:53
infinityogra : Yes, it would, to get rid of the postinst-from-hell.10:53
mdkelol10:53
infinityKamion : Agreed.  But testing "broken situation -> clean alternatives situation" is effort, that's all.  If people are up for it, yay.10:53
ograinfinity, removing edubuntu-docs would only revert the ubuntu index.html file 10:53
infinityogra : Which would also be wrong.10:54
ograinfinity, sure ... 10:54
Kamioninfinity: for a stable release update, I think we have to put in the time :-/10:57
sistpotyinfinity: could you eventually help me with bootstrapping fpc (freepascal)? 10:57
mdkeis there any other way I can help, or can I leave it with you til tomorrow evening?10:58
infinitysistpoty : Maybe, but the way my TODO looks for the next few days, it may not be until after Christmas.10:58
sistpotyinfinity: ok, then I'll ping you again after christmas?10:58
infinitysistpoty : Sounds fair to me.  Write yourself a note. :)10:59
sistpotyinfinity: will do... thx :)10:59
ogramdke, Riddell and me will sort our docs until tomorrow for you, then ubuntu-docs should be fine ...11:00
Riddellwho will do ubuntu-docs?11:00
infinityogra / Riddell : Can you two ping me when you have source packages prepared, and I'll have a look at them?11:00
ograinfinity, yup11:01
ograRiddell, oh, good question ..11:01
infinityRiddell : If you can do ubuntu-docs too, I'll look at what you have and mangle it further.11:01
seth_k|lappyseb128, hmm, I noticed you updated libgpod to .20 ubuntu3, will you have time to do .30 today or should I hold off on gtkpod?11:01
Riddellok, I'll do it based on mdke's update11:01
infinityRiddell : I've got about 12 days of work to do, and 3 days to do it in, so I'm delegating like a mofo.11:01
mdkeRiddell, rock thanks11:01
mdkeRiddell, if I can help on anything, mail me?11:02
seb128seth_k|lappy: I uploaded this one before you pinged me, I said I will update today, a bit of patience please11:02
seth_k|lappyseb128, np, I just wasn't sure if there was a miscommunication. sorry to bother, just was planning my day11:02
seb128seth_k|lappy: I'm on it right now, I've just downloaded the tarball11:02
infinityogra / Riddell : Just keep in mind that I don't have access to the -updates queues (well, I do as buildd admin, but I don't REALLY, so ignore that), so while I'm playing Kamion on vetting these packages, you'll need to ping and make stuff downloadable for me.11:02
ograoki11:03
ograthats what rookery is for :)11:03
infinity<nod>11:03
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mdkedoes someone need to bitch slap the current ubuntu-docs out of the updates queue?11:03
mdkeKamion, ^11:05
Kamionmdke: no, I think it can be left there until the rest is resolved11:10
mdkeok11:11
mvojanimo: thanks for uploading the xfce dbus packages11:11
janimomvo, np :)11:12
janimothey are in universe11:12
janimoI thought you take care for main only no?11:12
janimoKamion, does casper need to be removed form the live seed too?11:14
janimosince the file itself is gone11:14
mvojanimo: yes, usually11:15
seb128infinity: could you give a retry to firefox on i386?11:15
Kamionjanimo: no?11:15
Kamionjanimo: the casper package still exists11:15
infinityseb128 : If you ask nicely.11:16
Kamionand is essential for the live CD build process11:16
KamionI nuked the casper *seed*, but that's different11:16
seb128infinity: pleeeeease? :)11:16
janimoKamion, ok . I did not quite get from the seed bzr logs how much casper gies away11:16
janimogoes11:17
Kamionah, need to update STRUCTURE though11:17
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infinityseb128 : ;)11:17
Kamionjanimo: entries in seeds don't include other seeds, which seems to be part of your confusion11:17
janimoprobably11:17
Kamionjanimo: the casper seed was the old d-i-based live CD infrastructure11:17
janimoand the live seed?11:17
janimoold as in hoary or breezy?11:18
=== infinity really needs to figure out this ldd segv on amd64/firefox builds.
ograis it still there ? 11:18
ograi thought i saw a doko upload for it11:18
infinityIt's still there.  And completely unreproducible outside sbuild.  My favourite.11:19
ograheh11:19
xhakerdoko, you there?11:20
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infinityjanimo : "old" as in "up until last week"11:21
janimo:)11:21
janimonight all11:22
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infinityjanimo : The live seed is stuff that gets installed in the live filesystem (livefs is base+desktop+live+kernel)11:22
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infinitymvo : Have you decided to play MOTU for the day, or are you just a liferea user, and thus annoyed by it not transitioning yet? :)11:23
mvoinfinity: I wanted to see what it feels like to be a MOTU11:24
=== mvo hasn't noticed any superpowers so far
mvoalso no fur or swords11:24
seb128mvo: keep your superpowers for the hug day tomorrow11:24
mdkeuse them for evil!11:25
mvoSUPER HUG POWERS11:26
=== seb128 hugs mvo
mdkebah11:27
mdkeyou guys can't be corrupted11:27
infinitymvo : No giant cats in armour either?11:28
=== mvo superhugs seb128
Riddellmdke: http://doc.ubuntu.com/debs/breezy-updates not working for me11:28
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mdkeRiddell, i'll take a look11:28
ograyes, same here 11:28
mdkeRiddell, our server is not powerful enough for all the hits it gets i think, it goes down a fair bit11:29
mdkeRiddell, working now11:30
mdkealbeit ridiculously slowly11:31
=== StevenK wonders if libwwn6-{1,dev} are in NEW.
StevenKSince I have no idea where NEW is ...11:31
danielsit's on jackass11:32
StevenKBut, being NEW, I suspect I have no access to it.11:33
mvoinfinity: I'm sure I look gorgeous in a leather armour :P11:33
=== mvo has played enough motu for today
KamionStevenK: yeah, it's in NEW11:34
StevenKI thought so. Neat how I don't get notified.11:35
Kamionare you not whitelisted?11:35
jdubmorning StevenK 11:35
StevenKI am.11:35
=== StevenK waves.
infinityStevenK : Didn't get notified for new source, or new binaries?11:35
Kamionoh, new binaries you won't get notified11:35
infinityStevenK : You won't get notified for binaries, since it's the buildd that uploaded them, not you.11:35
StevenKRight.11:35
StevenKYeah, but I've been waiting for them, since then I can just build xemacs and the world can stop ending.11:36
StevenKOr something.11:36
infinityUpload xemacs with versioned build-deps, and let it sort itself out.11:36
KamionStevenK: could you use dpkg-{buildpackage,genchanges} -vLASTVERSIONINUBUNTU for merge uploads, please? that way I can see the whole intervening changelog11:37
StevenKKamion: I didn't upload.11:38
Kamionah, kick your sponsor then11:38
StevenKWith pleasure.11:38
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=== StevenK looks for Mithrandir.
KamionStevenK: processed11:41
StevenKKamion: Ah, thanks.11:41
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Pygiwelcome sistpoty11:48
sistpotyhi Pygi11:48
infinitymvo : How do you feel about the state of our current draft of NetworkWideUpdates?11:49
infinitymvo : If someone were insane enough to spend some "spare time" starting to build small bits of it...11:49
mvoinfinity: I have to admit that I haven't looked recently on it11:50
infinitymvo : I assume it hasn't changed since the hideous braindumping we did at UBZ.11:50
infinitymvo : Someone in #ubuntu-server is offering to attack the spec and try to make some of it reality.11:50
mvowoah!11:51
infinitymvo : Perhaps you should hop in and give him 5 minutes of your time.11:51
mvoinfinity: I will have a look at it again tomorrow morning11:51
mvoinfinity: I'm in, but it's late here, I would rather prefer tomorrow11:52
infinitymvo : Yeah, no problem.11:53
mvoinfinity: bastard :P11:54
=== infinity bows.
=== mvo chuckles

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